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By ARTH UR R. \'IXSEL
-.\1i ss Lou1:it' Emily l!iglt11 1s single.
~atisficd . <111(] recall~ when a 11 inlerna!
J1n1og n1<1rhLl1l' lhe tiurscless 1·;;rriage.
st;11npcded ('!J\1 s ;1ro11nd Oskalvo~a . Iowa
:ind i\1cthod1.~n1 1nca111 su1ncthi11g
Slit' was 100 years old !\1onda~·. a Chn~
!ian for 11 full <:entury, a (;aliforn1an 6.J
.1cars. R Cosl:i \Jesan 1 ~ years and proud
or it.
~hr .secn1s to kno"' ;:i 101 inure aboul
1•:hal ·s \I rong 11·ith the world and hO\\' tu
n ghl it than Prcs1dc111 i\'1:"1011. 11hu sent
his grceling~
Chancr~ arc !>hf' C"Ould lur11 r1~h1 10 !hr
;in~11·cr 1,:iven for anv .situa!ion 111 !he R1-
ble shf'.i referred tO for 1n111·c lhan nine
decades.
!f Shf' does11 ·1 alrc;1rJ1· kno1\l, tha t is.
"l firmly hel1cve thitt ii these pe\v-lo\'-
ing ·honey pots' had ~tood up for Jesus
instead of going to sleep at their fXlSl s.
\1·idespread rebellion wo11ld ne\'Cr ha1·i-
swepl the earth." she dcel:ircs
:'1<1is s Louise En1i!~· lliglin was born
:-iepl. 21t. 1871 in .\fl. Carrol l. Ill. She had
tt S!!,!rdy. simple, rundan1cntali~1 11p-
bri11ging.
Belie! in the riglil an<I C'quall~·
f!elern11ned d1sbc!ie1 111 the wrong or
foolish are hathnarks of her charattcr.
··\re held 10 the straig ht. gospel
preaching and tilling or the spiril." she
declares. !\1iss Louise E1nily Higlin. after
JOO years. declares things authoritativcl~··
She dismisse.~ the mild l'On~mporar~·
"''a~·~ of .... ·orshlp as rather spineless
~tratagems to fill sanctuaries and col-
lecl ion plates.
··1 believe lht i\lethodists batk in our
ch1y 1vere in contrast to the quiet , pew-lo''-
(ng ·sca-fo;1n1ers" of toda.\'." she declai·e-s.
"'There 11·as sonit shou11n· that 1•er il~'
brought 1he Spirit do\\'n ··
'"I do belie\'t' lhe o1d-11n1crs b:1ck 1hrrr
drd a fnr be1 tcr Job or holding on lo \1•hat
thcv had.'' she continues.
''Hold last to Iha! which thou hasl," <Hl-
monishes 11is'.'I Louise Emily Hig!in.
One of !hose old-li111ers held fast lo
e nough that hy about 1800 he could finally
a ffo rd an automobile, lo t he general
s~ore
SHE'S 100 YE ARS YO UN G
Miis Louise Emily Higl in
d1~1na1· and dislrus1 of 1nosl Oskaloosa
[OV.'IUilOlk.
The 1n!erna! roaehine Jea1ured !hr ap-
point1niinls or a fine carnage and had
four solid rubber lires, as well as its
n1arvelous internal combustion engin~.
!\liss LouiSt' Emily iliglin considers ii •
\"h•ici childhood memory.
L!\"CStock and pets rled in !error as thf'
horseless <:arn;ii;:c so n1e Os ka!oosan~
«on::.idered l\!Cked t:hugged u1'er the lo11a
countrys ide al 3 rn1les per hour . t11lfll
tooting
i\e1ther one -reputed 1\'H;kedness nor
111ysterious sound effect~ -lroublcd the
young.
··Youngsters werr \11arncd not. to go
near it lest \\IC be vi sited wi!h sure
displcaslire lron1 On High." says 1\J1ss
!See SHE'S JOO, Pagt ?J
Solo11s Exte11cl Draft Law;
Stucl e11t Defe1·n1e11ts Dea d
\\'ASllli\'C;TQN 1UPl) -T~1e Senate.
alter a seven n1onlh strugglP. passed and
senl lo President Nixon today a drafl e:..-
lt>n~1on bill lhal abohshes defer1ne11ls for
1·0Hege students ;ind g11es lhc military .<1
re(•ord high pr11 rai"r
Pas!>age o1 tile rn\•asur·e which 1111\
trstore dr:ifl rr1IL~ that h;-f\'r been s1l~pen·
rlcd sincl". .Jun" ~O -lolln\1·cd ;\ 1·losr lil tn
:io 1vtl' 111l1cli IJ;i1Tccl a !hrcalcri\'rl
1 il1bustrr
Thr. bill is rxpected lo bC' signed 11.~
;\ixon soon. Inductions probably \VIII be
resun1ed immediately anerward.~.
The bill carries !he strongest stalemenl
~·el 11·rillen by Congress on the Vietnan1
\\'111· -urJ!ing the President lo "'1lhdr1111•
"11 US troops from Indochina as roon as
possible.
But. to the disappo1nln1e11 t of "'ar
rri11c". the n1easure srls no deadline ror
an rnd to U S. in1·ol\'er11enl.
S1tlt:<' thr exis11n.I! drtifl .:iu!hnrit~· t~
p1rcd, a serits of contrO\'ersies had held
Orange Coast
Weather
The coo L gray look is in for lhe
Orange Co11sL i\ighl and n1orn1ng
lo\\' clou(IS and fog arr still wi!h
us 11•ith high.c; on the beach ne;ir iO.
1nl;ind near i8 l.011·s \1·ilt be 6~ and
G5 rc!;p<'cll1·et~··
I NS IDE TODAY
Schoot prayer s1,ppor1crs arc
jorci11u n vote in the f-/ouse 01~
coutro11ers111l issue. See storu,
Pnge 4 torlny.
C•llltrno• • ..,,.y;., " C"~-ln• U• " Mutual l"W"41 " Cl1ult;.1 ll·H "11tl01nll Nt •I •·• Ctml<• " Ol'l n•t C.vnt• •
C•tuw1r• " s,1,,• ~•rtlr " Oo•!h Nth'U S1>t•I• 16-11
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Ent1rl1lnm1nl " Ttltv•.+&n " "11111(1 tO·l I Th<l !t" " Horo1co11 " Wo1!11<11 •
I nn L•nct•" " Woll'tll"I "'••t IJ· I•
MUfltft l l<l llltl I Wtrl<I ··~ ••
up 11 i1nal Senate vote on the new leg1.~la
j1on lo ex1e11di11g tl 1e Selec!11e :SC'r111·e
:..;,1·stem until .lune :io. 197:1.
Supporters or the cxtrn.~ion ~llCl'.(!edrd
111 1'on1·1nci11g lll'o-lh1rd.~ 111 lhc 1r rul·
k;igues Iha! a ('Ontuu1<111on nl nil 1n-
dut !ions was 11 ha7.:1rd lo nallon;rl ~et·11r1-
I\. :\<1 tin" l1a ::. been (lr;ilif•(I 11110 ille ;11111 1
!>ln«r .lt1ne.
In addition to 11 lwo year c•1ens1011 ur
lhc dratl. lhe legislation includes a $2.4
bill ion military pay r:Jise and a l"on1-
pron1ist version or an end·lhe-\var
a1nendn1en1 .
The Senate originally passed 11 n tnd-
the-war a1nendment calling for tht
1vithdra"•al of all Li S. troop~ fro111
Indochina in nine mnnths. The language
11as \l'e<1kencd and the s pe c; r 1 c
\1·1!hdra\\·al limelable deleted 1n a Sen:lte-
J louse conferenc<'
Senate Democratic Leader ,\f 1 k P
~lanslield. who inttoduced lhe V1etna111
arnendmenl. pron1ised his colleagues lhty
v.·ould have another opporlun ity to vote
for il later io the i:;ession.
"\Ve must bring this v.·ar lo an cntl."'
J\1ansfield said . "ft is within our power, if
\re will act.''
f\lansfield failed la st week ln table thf'
conference re]lOrl and send it back 111
Senalc·ltousc ncgo!ialion in •n cfforl to
restore his <1mend rnen1.
.Joining l\.1ansfiekl 111 \0(1n.i: ili:::llnst
slopping the fi libuster, St'n. <.;harles
~ICC. l\.taU1ias 1R·Md.1 said .. tht lin1r to
end lhe war is no .... ·. The pince 1s here ...
Prior lo today's \'Ole. John Stennis ! R·
l\.1iss.J, chairman of the Senale Armed
Services Committee. once agai n warned
his colleagues that a prolonged filibuster
would 'A'f.aken the nation's securily.
"Hf. circulated a fresh batch of Jellers
from Defense Secretary ti.1elvi n R. Laird
and the Joint Chiefs or Staff wam ing of
Rn imperlding mnnpov.•er ('risis. fl' the
nearlv three months without the draft.
Stenn'is said half lht> enlii;tces 1\'t'rc
dr;n1·n fron1 "!hr lo1,·e<;1 poss i ti I e
1.:a1ei,:or}" Qf qu;1hf1rn11011
\V1tho11\ thr 1nolivation of ih~ draft. he
ronlcnded . .,,ou don"I gtl-1nany men 1h11 t
are v.or1h half their keep ·•
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DAILY PILOT
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TUESOA y AFTERNOON , SE PTEMBER 2 r, 197 r
VOt. ''• ~O 12i, I SIC T IO~'· 10 l'AGt:S
LAFC Figl1t
Rocked by
B~· T0~1 BARLEY
01 l~t D1ily l'il•! ""'
Shocked lawyers l'or 1he Orange toun!y
League of Cities are today pic king up thr
pieces of a la11·suit that \\'S S den1olished
l\.1onday after just hvo hou rs of
1·ourlroon1 debate into the Local Agrncy
Formation Con11nission controversy.
It had been t'sthnated befor r lhe four
parties lll\'Olved we.111 into Orange Coun1y
Superior Court J udge Charle~ Baut'r"~
courtroom that it mighl take a~ long as
111"0 \veeks to get a ruling n111he Lea~ue'.'!"
11rgument lhal LAFC.' men1ber Charle~
P{'arson was unlawfully replaced by
Anahe1n1 altorncy Herb L1rker
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Mother Losing
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Disease
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But allornev Toni \\loodruff lur 1hf'
Lcagut and aH01'ney T11n Stradel' for thl"
intervtning Council of Communities of
lr\•int. never reached the stagt of calhn.i::
v.·i1ne.c;ses to support their argumen!~
against county supervi.~ors Ro~rt Batt111
:ind Ronald Caspers and Ln~ Alamito~
Councilman Joe I lyde.
The 1 .... ·o superl'1sor~ a nd Hyde replai·ed
Pearson \Vith Lit•ker la st At11; 9 111 a six -
secnncl dcbaclt 1h;1! ended with Rat!l11
and ll yde running f1·om ;in LAFC hear1np.
roo111 tlla1 \\'a s parked wi1h ;-fn)lry Orange
Count~· n1ayors.
MRS. COLLUM MANAGES A SMILE DESPITE IMPENDING DEATHS OF HER CH ILDRE N
Rare Disease Claimed Patty, 13, L•st Weak; Kathleen, 12, Charles, 7, Crystal, 6, Also Afflitted
Thal tneel111g nrver l':l!llf' 1nlu question
brlore Judge Bauer.
He hea rd opening argu1nent s fron1
IJeputy County Counsel Willia1n i\tcCourt
for lhe Battin-Caspers group and
preliminary s!atcments from Woodruff
and Strader before gra nting lhe demur·
rer 1objeclion in lav.•1 1ub1nilled by
f.1cC-Our1 .
Jud~ Bauer rtlled. in effecl. that
\\'oodq.iff had taken \ht wrong road tu
1·eachttht required dcstinalWn.
lie-pointed out that a11 issut invnh1ng
politit:al ollice such as that held by
Pea~n could only be disputed wtlh the
conk nt of the state AllOrne~' Reneral.
Woodruff. obviou~ly staggered, pleaded
.,.,.i!h Judge Bauer ror mort lime to
an1end hi~ lawsuit. Judge Bauer gave
him unt il Oct. I lo do so with comment ~
\vhich made it clear lhal the 1urist doe~
not believe Woodru ff's writ can be
reramped to lhe point that it meets lega l
requirements.
The situation loday is that Pearson. 1111
Anahein1 councilman. will hold hi~ LA FC
seal until OcL 1. \\'oodruff musl then
1>resent Judge Balter v.·ith eviclenct lhi:i l
will p<'fn'lll the jurist l!'l hear lt'Sli rnony
against the seating of Licker and Pxtend
the rtslraining order first granted by
Superior Court Judgt J E:, T, ··Ned"'
Rutt t r.
If that order lapses. Lic ker will take
I he seat Into which he was voted six
weeks ago by Battin, Caspers and Hyde.
Sources on both sides today predicttd
that a "political solution" to the impasse
Is much more likely th11n any resolution
of the ~ontroversy in the courts.
League attorneys are considering an
appeal to lh t Fourth District Court of Ar>-
pea15 In which J11d~e Bauer"s rullnR 11·ill
be challengrd by thcn1 and ro~sihly by
Strader for the CCI.
But at1ent1on 1.od;iy wa~ focused on
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Muther Lusing· Kids Lo Diseose
SOUTH SAN FRANC ISCO I UPI ' -?ll r.~. J&l'quetine Cotlum's folcfest qaug httr
died las! week.in her.mol,)1er's ar'1s. Her
three other young children al;J are
alnirisl certainly doorned lo <11] tarly
dealh _ '
All he1" chHdren. Kathleen. i2·: CharleS,
7-: 11rKI Cry~lal. 6; ha1•e Batten's disease.
;in extrernelv rare .inherited aff!;etion i
thR1 slowly. ·fa!ally -attaclss the cenlnil
nervous syste1n. The oldei! child.,
Patric1:: Ann. 13 : succun1bed to lhe
di sease a week ago. 1
'Tht ·lragic_ plight· of the Collum family
can1e out Monday in a dispute over how
rnuch the county would allow ror buria l
expenses for Pally. The oounty finally
agreed lo pay for cremation_
J\1 rs. Collu m. 34. a divorced mother 011
\\-'elfare, ~aid shc_i''anted no "monument'"
fn her daughter. OCcaust "Patty has gonr.
on to something better."' She said she
.,.,,as holding her daughter in her arnl~
la~! week feeding her orange juice \Vhen
Pally coughed and died . Sht' had been
told 18 months ago there wa~ no hope for
the gi rl. that Batten's disease was in-
curable. ·
The disease begins to show itself al the
age or 4 or S and then gro .... ·s pro-
gressively worse, causing blindness, emo-
tional diso rder. speech defects. con·
vu~~~~s. ~·~.fin~~~udn~at~.s caring for
Kalhlet.n, who is blind and has lo be fed,
dressed and const;:intly attended.
Charle~ also is blind. but attend~
sp('cia\ classes a! D:i111el \\'cbsler School.
Crystal. the ~·ounges!, i~ in first grade al
1<:1 Rancho Schoo l, bu! he r sight i3 begin·
ning lo fai l.
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i\-\rs. Collun1 said she had been to
'"millions" 11f doctors in !he San F'ran·
ciseo Bay area and the East Coast abou t
her children's phghl. bu1 1l \v asn't until
about three years ago a doctor al the
Univer~1!y of Ca liforn1;i al San Diego
diagnosed lhe di sease and told her of her
children's futu!'c.
Oesp1le !hr si111:i1 1on. :0.lrs t.:ollun1 said
shr v.·as determinedly optimistic about
!lie future.
"lt"s hard to believe that Patty's
dead," she said. "And I can't believe my
~ther children.wil l•die,'1
She said she is hoping !here will be
so1ne break through in the treatment or
Batten·s disease.
··1 jusl refuse lo give up hope. J usl
because l rlon'l ha1•e" lhe a nswer, it
docsrft 1nea11 that there is no answer. All
I can do is hop<' against hope lhal
somebody. son1eplace. will conic up with
an answer "
~1rs Collum said the county welfatt
rleparln1enl sends her an aide to hel p
with lhe children weekday mornings.
She said she "would do anything to
avoid charily." bul under l he
circumslo.ncts she cannot work. She was
enrolled in .11 busi nes..<1 school to become a
court rt portf.r, but /lad to quit to care for
her childrt-n .
"I ""'Ollld IOl'e to be able to su pport my
own children.'' she said. '"I don't enjoy
having to take n1oney froin people."
"'\'ou ;ust ha''' to keep 1ryi 11g lo go
()n,'' she s.1icl. "I tr) Iv n111ke their lil'e5
as full as possible each day -and' to
sorne degree 1n the future -but not too
f11r in the future .. _ ·•
Mis sing Stud ent
Recalls Identity
After 2 Montl1s
BOSTON (UPT) -r..1ichae1 Early, 22, a
1-larvard student missing .'!!Ince July II,
has turned up unharmed. saying he was a
\.it·tim of an1nesill .
.l!:arly was reporled missing alter he
railed to sho1v up to lead a boy scout h\ke.
lie 11·alked into a po lice station in the
Jamaica Plain area J\1ond ay and iden·
lified himself.
lie called his mother. Mrs. Ruby Early
of Grand Island, Neb .. lo telt her he•w¥
safe. She had personally hunted for her
son a month in the Boston area.
"f had given my son up for dead." Mrs.
f;a rly said. "Of course. I wanted him lb
be alive. bu t I had despaired. Now
ever~1 lhing is jusL wonderruJ. I had been
sick. I had been drlv.ing myself. NoW"
i\-like is coniing home."
Early lold officials he wi's n1ugged
shortly after he le!t his Jamaita Plain
home for the hike. The next thing he
knew, he said, it wa!I July 14 and he wu
in Hyannis, miles away on Cape Cod.
He said he knew his flrlt. name but
could not identify himself further. He
camped out for several weeks. then went
to Providence, R.I. and got a job as .11 kit·
chen helper.
Then on hi~ birthday last Tuesd11y, he
ren1en1bert<.I his na1nt, ~!rs. Early aaid.
He made his •a:v to Boston and gol hi'
1dt ntity back wnlking around his a id
neighborhood.
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Oil Pe1·nut s
Off Coast
Rejected
WASHINGTON (AP ) -The Ni:ron 1d-
ml.nistration has turned down requ,st1
for construction of two new oil platforms
ln the Santa Barbara Channel and want&
to halt perman,ntly drilling on 35 other
platfomu off the California coastline.
Despite the finding of an Interior
Departm,nt surve>' that another ma1nr
oil spill in the channel v.·ou!d be ''highly
improbable," Interior Secretary Rogers
C. B. lo.1orton Mond ay refused the permits
sought by Sun Oil Co. and L"nion Oil Co.
of California because of "overrid ing en·
vironmental consideration!."
He said the administration wants lo
eslablish an oil-free sanctuary in Lhe
federal waters off Santa Barbara. where
a disastrous spill occurred in January
1969 at a Union Oil we!!.
While the department's ov.·n 11Ur\•ey
s,ajd tougher regulations ha ve dec:r,ased
th' likelihood of another major s piil, it
conceded small spills could occur.
t.f orton said, therrfore, new platform!'!
are "incompa tible ~·ith the concept of the
federal sanctuary" as proposed in a bill
i;enl to Congress last April 21.
"Furthermorl'." Morton said . "all
ftperations on 35 of the 70 federal lea.sell
in the channel were suspended on that
date with a request lo the Congress that
these leases be rescinded and the l'ssee
be reimbursed as determined by the
court"
Under the bill, the federal sanctuary
wouJd be just seaward of an exlstlng
•late sanctuary.
Jn a related development, th' Senat'
approved unanimously a t r e a t y
e5tablishing the right of a coastal nation
to take whatever action necessary to pre·
vent. ease or end the threat of oil pollu·
tion from an accident at sea.
The treaty stems from the spill of the
._ -bnker Torrey Canyo n off the coast of
England in ·i.-iarch 1967. The British
government wai ted 10 days before blow·
ing up the t.anker btcause it was unsara
what it could do l'ga!ly to a foreign-flag
tanker in international wat.ers.
U.S. to Present
2-China Policy
To U.N. Meet
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. IAP) -E:r·
pressing growing confidence that its pro-
posals for keeping Taiwan In the United
Nations are heading for passage, the
United States plans to submit today Its
two-Chinas resolution at the opening of
the 26th General Assembly.
The resolution calls for giving Peking
assembly membership and C h In a 's:
permanent &eat on th' Security Council
while retaining Nationalist China in the
assembly.
A second U.S. resolution on China
wou!d mak' expulsion of a U.N. member
an "import.ant question," rl!(Juiring a two-
thirds vote for passage. Under the
American plan, the question of a seat for
Peking would be settled by a simple ma·
jority.
The State Department in Washington
expressed increasing confidence Monday
that its China resolutions are heading for
5uccess.
.. \Ve ma.de important progress over the
weekend not only as to cosponsors but in
respect. to ,,-oting." de partm e nt
i;pokesm an Charles \\1 Bray sa id But he
declined to dL'ICuss the number of co-
sponsors or who they are.
Th' prestige of cosponsor!! is con·
sidered an import11 nt eleme.nt 10 v.·he1her
the United States V.'1ns pas~age of its pro·
posal over an Albanian·sprinsor ed plan to
Eeat Peking and nust T;:i1wan
Australia and New Zealand ;:innnunl'.'er!
r.1onday lh'y would cospon5nr the US.
re~olution. Sl':veral other smaller nations.
includ ing Ha ili. al so were mentioned as
pos~ible co!ponsors.
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HOWARD (LEFT) AND MARVIN CARLBERG BRING HOME MORE TRASH
Mother (background) Leads Huntington Beach Recycling Effort
Beach Woman Becomes
Town's 'Trash. Queen'
By RUDI t-.'IEDZJF.l.SKI
or ,~. D•l!Y l'!l•I 11111
Last week Ho~·ard and h!arvin
Carlberg held a carnival for the other
kids in thei r north Huntington Beach
neighbcrhood.
The price of admission: Five g111ss bot -
tles, or five 11\uminum cans, or five in-
ches of old ne11;spapers.
Their mother . l\.lrs. r.111rgaret
Carlberg, didn 't mind collecting !he
trash . It onlv added to the other
treasures piled' up ln her garage nt 17422
Lido Lane.
In fact, she encourages the boy.!! lo
circulale amnng the other houses after
school and bring home even more trash
in the ir Jillie red v.·ago n.
\\"hy v.•ou\d a v.·oman of education anrl
refinement jshe is a chemist and her hus·
band is a coHei;:e professor ) v.•1sh In
become lhe trash queen or I he
neighborhood ~
r.lrs Ca rlherg is the head nf the Hun-
tini;!t nn Brarh re<'vcl1ng proJerl and !'ihe
belif'Ves th;il ('\Cry hit of lra!'ih lhat can
be used n\'er ai;ia1n "'·!I: sa\'e ou r natural
re~nurce~
"f think 1\r ha\'(' cr1>a!Pd a rnnn~trr ."
~hP ~a1r1 ~1• man>• pe ople :ire hr1ngin11 in
their rC"r\rl:thlf'.~ rli;11 111' don"I ha \r
ennugh help 111 prepar;il1nn of the
mati;or1<'!1s."
"N'>n1e of the penpl e BT(' hre<iking lhe
bn!lles or thev cln n·r n•mn1·e lhe 11!lle
m1>1al ring1' from th('!f rr!1trn;.,b)1>s, Ju~t
fnur 11 f t!10se ring s in I .()(JO bnt!les will
spoil a 11·hnlf! britrh of glass.
'"ThE'~'re ;ilso bringing us sleel rath£'r
than alum inum cans and our Ynlunteer
groups ha1·e lo spend about ~n hour~ a
week sift ing out the good from the bad,"
i;he said.
r.roups 1\ho ha 1·e \'nlunteered lhe tr
energiE's include ]{){'al clubs sod ser1•ic:e
orga ni zations. the. Boy Scouts and the
'Yf\1 CA .. They ;ire p;:i td 50 percenl of th'
money a"'·arded by the rec.vcling plants.
"\\'e had to mo1·e our coll<'ctlon station
from !he fr onl nf lhe. F11·e PC1ints Shf)p-
ping Cent'r to a locat ion behind it," said
f\frs. Carlberg.
"The people JUSt did no1 read the sign~.
The~ left couches. heds, bahy fu rniture,
automobile parts and old tires. The place
began to look like a junkyard."
Although only one or twn percent of the
eity's residents take part in !he rr.cycling
proJecl . I.he monthl y tntal of collectables
i.!! s!11gger1ng. In .Juty -the biggest
month to date -more lh::in ~.nno pounds
of glass. 1.000 pounds of aluminum and 30
tons of nev.·spaper v.·ere. collected .
"The ~las.!I cont ainers are manufac-
tured to he re-used RI leas! 20 times. but
the pt>Ople are loo lazy to take lhem
bai;k. The puhhc has deve.loped a lhrow·
a1'·ay h11bit." ihe said
"Sn, If ont six.peck is l.hrown awa.y, it
J:en!'rate! thf' production of 114 new non.
r?turnable bottles. If you mult iply 20 by
six, yflu get 12Q. Then ~'OU i;ubtract I.he in.
ll1al s11-pack and arri\'e at 114."
~frs. Carlberg, v.·ho spends up to 20
hours a. wee k super\·ising the rerychng
act1\·\11es . 5ays she would Wl'lconie. ad-
dJ11r>nal help
"Groups v.·ho 11re lnterest.ed 1n the t'n-
1·lr'onment and ln e.&rnlng 1 lillle n1oney
ti')(). can cC1ntact cily hall Thf'~ can tarn
about $2:1 10 $4~ 8 \l('Ck. hllt th<'rt i~ OC•
tually no \1m1t on how much money they
v.·ant to earn," she C"ommented.
Now that lhe project has be.come
l'Sta blished, r.1rs. Carlberg and the
Envi ron men!RI Counci l plan to wage a
war on other env ironmental prohlems.
"I need lime lo devote to bike trails
and water pol lution problemi; The.re is
just nol enou.1:h snonping arounrl nn how
litter. dehris ancl oil residues pollute our
W<'!ler.'' .she .said
'"\Ve"re also vPry much \n1prested in
green spacei;. nprn .space and Improving
lhe vi~ual appearance of our city \\'P
want to save things of hi~!orical value
such a.~ old estates and trees and ro shidv
air pollution anrl how the proposed
free11.·ays would affect our clean air,"' sh e
said.
Poss um Pursued
In ~1esa, Give s
Reporter Slip
A h<'.:idy-eycd char.:i<'l rr ned Cnsl a
I\Jr$il police he;idqu arlers !his morni n~ in
11 h.:i! c.:in on!y be cha.racterized as a
/'11r~iran jailbreak.
Th is 1.~ \.\hen guarcls who don"t care If!
keep a prisoner -or cpn't - turn their
br('ks. h1Jpin)l he"ll vanish.
Hf' did, quite promptly.
The fleeing fugiti\'e was spottt'd at 8
11 m.. slinking across the \a\vn by .1
Of'wspaper reporter arriving to check the
crime lrii;.
Grabbing camera in hand . th' intrepid
newsman trailed the fugitive around the
Civ"ic Center parking area.
H' moved et a crouch. peering under
cars .
So did hls quarry. trying to bldl' under
carl'i.
Contrary to popular notion!, pursued
possums don't play possum. they lry to
keep ahead of the pursuer.
Passing motorists SI.Sired at the creep-
ing ('amer::iman.
r.luniclpal employe& upstairt stared
do\vn on the drama.
The drama ended ant1e lh;na ctic:ally
v.'hen the cameranfan ran out ol fl1m 11nd
ran In to report a possum on th' prowl .
"Oh yeah, him," said the desk
sergeant.
"Well. we have a problem.'' he added,
requesting anonymity,
"A J;en'lleman y.·ho caught hlm el. home
brought him in for us to handle. \\'e don·t
ha \'e any facility for animals."
"' did not !lay V.·hether the [u git1ve V.'3.'
originally held on a vagrancy charge, In
prott"Cli ve custody, or 11.·hat. when he
e..'IC'8 ped.
The polll'ium -when l;ist 11een -11.·as
stil l pttr1ng oul from beneath a car with
New Jerii:ey license plates In the Civlc:-
Center lot.
Ht didn 't lf\l\k. ''ery happy .
Neither did the cameraman, "'ho
wai;t~d 30 minutes and a 11.'holt roll or
film. v.·1thout on e printable shol.
'
Nader Left Out ,,,..,,,.p ... J
Consumer Units
SHE'S 100 .. .
Louise Emt.ly Highn.
())al mining was a principa.I part of lb•
Oskaloosa tconomy, but the black r11tura.J
fuel beds "'·aned b1dly 1boul IQ.QI, 50
the German Hlgl!n famil y looked
v.·estward. Meet With Nixon "Golden, rol lin ' Cal1fomy.'' Miss Loube
Emily Higlin deelare1. "Gold sounded
better than coal anyway."
WASHINGTON (UP I) -Prei;ident
Nixon today summoned In an economic
discussion al the White House 20 persons
who claim to spe ak for the consumer. The
list did not include lh!' nation's hr.st
known consumer advocate, Ra lph Nader.
Rona ld L. Ziegler, the \Vh ite House
pre55 secretary, said the Invitees -col·
lege professors. state officials. rf'tirl'd
perso ns. labor leaders, and olhl'rs -all
r!'presented ''membership organizations
that represent consumers."
"Ralph Nader is an outspoken ad vocate
or consumers but he doesn't fall into that
category," Ziegler sa id.
Nader, who has been sharply critical of
parls of the economic. pol icy Nixon Rn-
nounced Aug. 15. said if he had been ask·
l"d he would have urged the President lo
suprort legislation creating the
lndependcnl Consumer Agency and
pern1i1ti ng co nsumers to rile clsss action
lawsuits. The Administration opposes
both bills.
Nader al!o said he would have called
for more vigorous enforcement of ex·
isting conl';umer protection gtalutes and
of the antitrust laws. He said he would
i;end those views tn the White House in
writi nR. Ziegler &aid the letter would be
\\"elcome.
Nixon's meeting with the consumer
representativu was the siJ:th and lairt of
a series of sessioM to give various
segments of the economy a chance: tG
recommend steps to follow the 90-dilly
wage-price-rent freeze. which expires
Nov. 13. The Pre.!!ident has said he will
announce hi!! post-freeze policy by the
middle of next month , JO days before th'
freeze ends.
In other economic development&:
-Sen. Edmund Muskie (D-Maine), said
in a. speech at Chattanooga, Ten1t , Mon·
day night that ht would sponsor con-
sumer lax credit legislation, which he
said wou ld pump $7 billi on into the
economy. He said his bill would provide a
$75 lax credit for the remainder of th\s
.vear and $!00 when it is in effect a full
year.
-J he House \Vays and r.1eans Com-
mittee made the first conyess ional
modificaton or President Nixon's new
economic program. deciding tn change
his proposed two-state business in-
ve~t ment tax credit to a single, flat tax
break of 7 percent for new business
eq ui pment purchases.
-The Investment Olmpany Institute
reported mutual fund sales e1ceeded
redemptions by $38.S million in August.
indic ating an upturn from the biggest
From Page 1
LAFC ...
W!'dnesda y's meeting of the LAFC with
the prediction by on e participant that
"the ~·hole issue might he resolved right
I.here in the meeting room ."
Pearson will take his seat Wednei;da y
by \'ir!ue nf Judg' Bauer"s extension of
the re~training order . But it is fell by
many in\•nlved in the Cflnlrover!y that the
ses~ion will provide a solution to the
Pearson-Licker dilemma.
B;:ittin was poinl ed ou t by many as the
man v.·ho may ~·ell 1,ad th' way to such
a .~11lu1inn
•·rm delighted lhat we "ve be!'n vin-
d1catrd.'" the first distr ic t supervisor
from Sant;i Ana said loda y. "Of cours,. I
aJ1o1·ays knew 1.0o'e would be once 1o1·e could
find ;in impar1 1;:il judge.
"The ntxt mo1•e i! up to th e opposing
parl1ts," RRl11n sR id. "As fer a.! rm con-
crrned. Herb l.ic ktr is on the LAFC
"'here we put him and all I can say to
Or;:in ~e C'ount~··s mayors ls that they
should have listened to me a little mor e
closely last \lo"eekend."
slump in the industry's history. In May,
June and July -for th' first time!! in
hUtory -more mutual fund shares were
redeemed than purchased.
Ziegler, at hi! regular briefing for
new smen t.1onday, fa ced a barragf' of
questions about Nader's exclusion from
lhe \\'hite l·fouse meeting. He w;is asked
if he could name a nofiiovernmenta! con·
sumer spo k,sman who had been more ef·
feclLve than Nader.
"Yes," Ziegler rephed .
"'ho?
"I would want to go into that." he said.
\Vhat does th' \Vhite House have
agai nst Nader ?
"Nol a thing,'' Z1eglt'r said.
Nader commented "Since I rl!<.'ei1'e so
ma ny communications from consumers
about their problems. grievances and
wishes. I would ha ve thought the Presi-
dent might h;:ive desired ·to have the
benefit of such information and sug-
gestions as part of his consultation with
consumer groups and advocates.
. "But far more important, is whether
the President will actuall y pursu' a pro·
consumer policy in his decisiong." Nader
said. "I am quit' sure that he has enough
information to do that."
Passing ov11.r decades of her lite, Migl
Louise Emily Higlin tells of finally aet·
U!ni:: in Coi;ta r.f esa.
She shares ;in apartmenl at 2430 Ss.nta
Ana Ave , with a companion, Mrs.
Bemice Ta ylo r. keeptni;: .!iharp, wiae. ey~
on w1)rld. national. state and local I C·
t1\'ifl('S
"\\'hen we arrived. the honorable
r.1a yor John Smit h 'sat at the g1te11 of the
r11.v.' a fearle~s man full of fury and I C·
lion ·• ~!is~ U:!u1sr Ern1)~ !!1glin declares cur-
rent r-.111vor Robe rt i\1. Wilson to be, in
h"r words. as 1o1·ise and sagacious a min
as evtr rulrd the 4'1ty
She is a!S-O an a\'1d rei.der, stu dying het
Bihle failh lu11v althflUll:h aft 'r a century
1\fiss Louise Em i.v H1glin knows it almos&
b\' heart.
-Some among manv Jnerids celebraling
her IOOth bi rt hr\ay SUnda~· RI the horn' ol
·:c\' Charl"es Jorgenson, mad' referenc11
to this ritual re-r!'ading of !he familiar
passages.
"Bless your heart. I am briefing myself
for that Great Day.'' rleclared Miss:
Louise Emilv Highn
'"Likf' ~·ouilg tolks say -'cramming for
the finals."
Arguments by .Atto1·neys
Slow Capt. Medina Trial
From \\'Ire Str.vlees
Final argumenl."i in the My Lai murder
court-martial of Capt. Ern ei;t L. t.1e.dina
were delayed today while attorneys
argued over the final instructions which
the judge will give to the jury .
The judg!', Col. Kenneth A. Howard ,
.!iilid his instructions covered more than
JO legal pages. li e gave a copy each to
the defense and prosecut ion, and at-
torneys argued over what they felt should
be deleted or added.
After agreement ii; reached on 1he in·
structions, each side will make. its final
ar~ument. the jury will be charged and
then Medina 's fate v.•ill be left in the
hands of his five officer cou rt-ma rtial
board.
The court-martial had been in recess
since Friday when the military judge
dismissed one murder count and reduced
another charge that involved 100 kil lings.
Medina still is charged with murdering
a Vietnamese woma n outside the village
of f\.fy Lai. He insists he .!ihol her In ge!f
defense.
J~oward dismissed the cha rge which AC·
cused r-.tedina of ordering a small boy
shot and killed at l'\1 y Lai . The judge
acted after Gene Oliver of Fort
Lauderdal!', Fl;:i , les!.ified he shot and
killed th!' boy on his 01vn ini!inlive.
Howard reduced to i n v o I u n t 11 r y
manslaughter the charge that Medina
allov.'ed hls troo ps to kill JOO other Viet-
namese civilians at My Lni.
Ho"·ard said there v.·as not enoug h
ev1denct' tn support the government '.~
argument that t.·1edina knew ahoul the
killings, "calculatingly" chose to do
nothing, and by doing nothing enc ouraged
the. killings to continue ~1edina denied he
ordered a m11ssacre or e\'en knew one
was jl:(linJ?. on.
r.-teanv.•hile, at Ft. Meade. ~Id.. an
Arm~· oHicer !'ummoned from hi~ dut y
station in Ta iv.·an sv.ore to<lav that Col.
Oran I\ Henderson ne\·er a~ked him to
que slifln his pilots about ~·ild /iring or in-
di!'c riminate killing of c1vih<1ns in f\1y
Lai
·'D1d you e\·er reCe.J\"e repo rts or
allegations your gun ship!' v.·ere out ol
control.'' Lt. Col. Glenn D. Gihson wa~
;:isked at Hcnrlerson·R court martial.
"A. I did not''
"Q. Did you l'!Ve.r conduct an In·
vestigation? .. asked the prosecutor, Maj.
Carroll Tichenor,
"A, I did not ."
"Q. Did Col. Henderson ever approach
you personally and ask you to survey
your pilots to ask if they 'ver ob5erved
any wild shooting or killing of non-
combatants?''
A. "! had numerous conversation~ with
Col. . ~~endersnn . I do nnt recall any
specific requests he made concerni ng any
specific _operation or surv'y of my people
concerning an ope.ration ... in my mind
J beli,ve I would remember such a con·
versation."
The testimony was importl:L nt lo one
count charged against Henderson -lying
to an Army board of inquiry in testifyin g
he had gi ven Gibson orders to survey hi!!
pilots about seeing wild shooting and kill-
ing of noncombatant!! du ring the f\1y Lal
assault.
Gibson, then a major, commanded
helicopter gunships supporting the to.larch
16. 1968, operation. Previous le.!itimony
had said there was a radio report lhat
morning that Gibson's men were shoo ting
up the countryside.
The charge again5l Henderson also ~aid
the colonel lied in saylng Gibson reported
"none of his personnel had observed
anyth ing of this nature."
Gi bson, now with a military .w;istanc:e
t eam in Nationalist China, was asked
whether he h;id ever questioned h i.~ pi!o!J
and received Lhe report of nothing unusu al
that da~·-
"l do not recall making so y such r'port
to Col. Henderson," Gibson said flaUy.
Roc ks lo Go on Ice
\\'ASHINGTON 1AP 1 -Rock.'. brought
hack fr0m the moon v. lll he kepl 1n a
la rge cold s!orage 1auh .c.o future
researcher ... can examine them
Th~ . Nat1~nal AeronRutir.". and Spact
Adm1n1str at1on plans lo fin ish a fl .OOO-
.'IQ l1are-foo t. sci enliric ice-house a t
H"ouston in time for Apollo \G's return
th is v.•i nter .
The F oothall Seaso11:
You are possi bl y now in the process of shopping
for carpeting, and have been talking to sale s
people at two or th ree stores. If so , you no
doubt feel like a "football ," bounced oround
with o bevy of conflicting stories.
Which is tho best corpet fiber? Whet is tho bes t
ttexture for your use? What kind of podd ing
should be used?
We think you will detect tho stroight answers ot
Aldon's. We've been helping people score
"touchdqwns" in Orange County for fourteen
'yeors.
ALDEN'S
CARPETS e DRAPES
1663 Placentia Ave.
COSTA MISA
646-4838
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Fountain Valley Today's Final
N.l'. Stoeks
VOL. 64 , NO. 226. 1 SECTION S, 16 PAGE S ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 , 1971 TEN CENTS
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ping Ccncr !o a l(lf':tt1011 behind 11." ~aid
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'"Tlif" J}{'Opl!' JU~! did not rrad 1hr :-:1gr1<:.
Thcv leH l'fl\ll'hc:-. l)ed~. h:ih v furn1turr,
:1111(:n1obllc r.1r1 <: and nld 11rc.; The pl;1r£'
l1cg;in to look like a 11111k11ard .·1
t\lthQl!l-'h 011lv i'l1l' or !11 n l.H'!TC!l! !ll the
f·11v·~ r't·~1clrn1.~ lakr p:1r1 1n rhe rer1cl1nu
pr6jf(•t. lht' 1nonfh!\ tn1ill 11f C'{illcc·l:ibles
1.~ :-.l;1gg1·nng 111 .Jull· -lt1e blg~csl
11111n1h 1<1 dale -inn rt:' tha n ~.000 pound.<;
111 ~laS!'!. 1.000 po11nds of alun11nurn and JO
tons of ne11•5paper w£'re collet.:led
'"The-i;:la~" 1·onta1nrrs arf" manuf:ir ·
lured tr1 bt' re·l.lfif"d 111 least 20 tunes. but
the people arE' too l:i1.1" to 1ake 1he111
back. Tht µubl1 (' ha~ dr\eloped a thr(l\\·
flwav habit." shr '."a1d
"So. 1f one ~1J(.Jl:1f'k r..-1hrown /IV.'av. it
);lC'nCratr>-; \hf' p1"od111 •!1n11 of 11~ llf'V.' non -
rl'turnllble b1t1th'" II v1111 rnu ll1ply 20 by
't" 1nu gr! t:.'lf Thtn ~nu ~uhtrac:t lht 111-
1\lal •a~ p;irk llnrl 11rr1 1"r .ii 114 ··
\1r~ C;irlh1·r~ 11hr1 'JJf'llfl, 1111 10 20
hour~ ;i \\'r"•'~ ~11 1~·rv1$1nc, lht' rrr,V!'l1ng
,'ll'l 111111'!' SilYS !'ihl' ll'flllitl 11 1'1<"01111' Rd
<1111onfll hrlp
"Croup..; who 11 re ln1cre~ll'd in th r fll -
11n1n1n1•11t Anrl in t':1rn111~ .ti l1l!lr n1one1
(Ser HEl.'.\'r'LI·:. l'u:;:e 21
Thi' 1110 superl"isors and Hyde rrplared
Pear~on wuti Lu.:ker last Aug 9 111 a ~1:>.·
... cl·ond <lebaele th:it ended "·1th H:il\111
.:ind 11.vde running frnn1 01n LAFC hearinR
nKHll th;H 11·as p<u.:ked \\"i!h ~ngry Orange
("ollu!~ rnayors
·rhal rnee 1111g never ean1e u1tu question
b('l orc Judge Bauer.
llr l1e;1rd 1Jpening argu111enl s !ro1n
lJ1•pu1.1· Cuunty Counsel \V1lha111 :"llcCour1
tiir lilt Batlin·Casper-; .11.rour and
Ju el11111n:iry statc111rnt s fro111 \Voodruf[
and Srrader 1r1orr granting the demur·
rrr iohjet'l!On tn Jaw1 sub1n1tted by
illl·Cour!
Judge Bauer ruled. 111 eflecL th<i1
\\'oodrufl had taken tht> 11·rong road tu
real·h the required des1111a t1011.
He pointed otLI that au issue 1nvol11ng
pol1l1C'<1I uff1t·e ~uel1 as that held by
Pear5on rould only br disputed 'Nilh th~·
consent of !he stale attorney general.
\l'oodru!f. ol-i11o usl) stagg£"red, pleaded
111th Judgr B<.iucr for tnore time tr>
arnend his la1\•su1t Judge Bauer gave
h1n1 until Ort. I tu do ~o \1•1th con1ments
11h1ch m!1dt: 11 clear lh;it thr JUfL<;t does
out llClle\C \\'(lt.Jtlrun ·~ "rit l'an be
1·e\·;1n1ped to the po1n1 tha! 11 n1eels leg;<I
rrquireinents.
Tht' situation l11day 1s that Pearson. an
Anaheim coune1Jman, wilt hnld his LAFC
sr<i1 until Ott I. \l'oodruff inust the11
present Judgf' 8floe r "'ith evidence that
11111 prr111it !hr 1unst lo hear testimony
<1gainst the se ati ng of L.1t ker and extend
the restran11ng order first granted hv
Superior L'our1 Judge J. L T. ··~ed''
11Ullt•r_
II lhlil u1der l;ipses. Licker will take
the seat 1ntu 1rh1eh he ll"as votPd st.~
\\t'.'eks ago by Ballin. Caspers and llyde.
Sources 011 both sides triday predicted
lh<1t a "'pu!it1cal solut1on"~1 mpasse
is tnuch 111ore lrkely !har t1ny resolution
01 !he ronlni1.ersv io the ourts
League attornCy~ are eons1dering :i n
tSec LAF C, Page 2J
Draft Extension Voted
Colleg·e Def errnents Bcinned; Filibuster Fails
\\.,\Slll\(;TQ:'-: ! CPI 1 -The Senate.
alll'r ;1 ~e1·et1 rnnnih ~1n.1ggle . passrd and
sen! tv r'rcs1dt'n! i\1xo11 toda\ a drat! e\-
1en.\u111 lidl th;i1 Rb11l1~1le~ dr.frrrnl'lllS tor
i'Ollegr slud('nls a11d gives 1hr rnil1t<iry 11
1r1·nrd !•1gh p;1v rfl1se.
Pass:1i::e ill !he 1n('<1surf' -wh1eh will
rcstorr dr11I! c::rlls that ha1'e been suspr n·
ill'd s111t·e .l1111f' 311-l\illu1.1.rc! a r losr 61 t•'
:!fl IOl i' 111la·h h;irrcd fl thr~\cncd
l1l1bu ster
The bill 1s e>:pci.:lctl ro be s1gn£'d by
Constrt1ctio11
Of Apart111e11ts
l\'lav l1e Halted
" Bv ALAi'\ UIRKI.\'.
Of t~o O•,I• P•to! S1tU
A 1t10!'<1lu1 11i111 111 hold 11p 111t' 1·un-
1>1rucl 1011 ol ap:.irt11irnt s 111 n1usr "( llun·
1111i:tun Rea(·h 1n:i\ he 1r11po-.;c1I hi' lhr 1·1-
11• l'Oune1I this 11·pe~
'l'he t·o1u1e1l -on a 4 l vole w11h Coon-
e dni:111 TC'rl Bari ll'tl opposed -J\1ond:tv
111gi1l 1ns!ru('U•d ("11~' /\tlornt".1' Dnn Bonin
1" flr·rp;irt> <l r'f'SOlut1011 th;i1 111uild 111 .
~111uli.' 11\1' 1n1 11;d~1nu111 1n !hr 11nrlhc1·11
Srf'trir OI 1hr ('Il l
The univ <il"t'a~ tlial 11oul<l be ex('!tidrd
lr111n lhr ha11 1vnuid hr lhr do1111l()\l'!l
a1f.':t . ll1r sou1he:i~1:>rf'lll1n1\J lhe 1·1tv and
!he Hunr111glun llflrhc1ur. Thr han ;nigl1l
/;1~1 ~I.\ llHlllf f\.~
Thr mor:uoruun 11·~;.s ~ugi.;c~trcl hv
l"1 1un1·1llna11 ;\01·111:1 (;11:ib~ after tihe 1·earl
;, rH'11·sp<1pf'r arl1t·lr !hal l'1trd lhf' \acan·
r1 latll'.lr :ir111111i: ;ip::irtn1e111 1·Q1nplrxes 111
1 )l'<lf'f.:f" I "(•Llrll1 ;11111 11d1 erse f"CQno1n1..:
1·1111d1l1nns
11 11a~ also pu.;h1>{/ I)\ Hoher1 llu1g11a ll.
1,,.;,(i "t lht• ll<J:-0110: c:ounl'tl. 11ht1 !Kllrllt•d
!o ,1 s11111f,11 1·i ut1 111 nr1ghb1•1'!ng 1:ounl:11tr
\ :d!r1 •Hnt as~cd 11h.\ lt1111!1ni.:1on Br:t('h
4•1111111 n(l! rf!t'rl ~111·h a ba n
t '1!1 At11wne>~' U11n llu11t ;1 r,.plird lh;it
lhr tjtH·~11n11 h.+(l hri·n r·::tl\Cd h\" Cnu11-
1·1l1n ;o11 .)('fr1 :\latnr1 ;;r 1 rar Rgu and l1f'
li:1d rult"d tli:11 ;;r 1'1!l'·w1dr n111rn!<1r111111
1101dd hr· l\lO h1·1HH! :;rid \\iillld not llr
upheld bv 1 lif' ~·011r1-;
llr-s;11'd Iha! 1"('1"1:1111 )\!'l'ilS ('!Hiid l•f'
1lcs1.1Jnf1!£'d 101· stud,1 fnr 1:inss1lilf' zon111i;::
··hangC'.~ .and a rnoralonu111 l'Ould hr 11n-
posrd on these areas durini:: 01e s!11<1~· llf"
rl'con11n£'ndrd a 90·da.1· 1ienod. hu! s;i1rl
lif' 11·nultl g11 ;i)on~ 1111h ;:r s1.~-rno111h
llf'fll'd \\'hf'n 1h<Jt \\ilS ~11i::gr\1C(I by l'OUU-
( iln1e11
Thr f[UC'-llt!ll was then r;i1 sl•(I hv Coun·
rd111an Jllrh l :rrtn 1111 ~ hrtlic1 tJ1e
r11u111turnu11 could lrgallv t•o1e1" onl v
apart1nf'n!s. 11hethcr !I shOuld hr !or ai l
f"fln~truC'lU)ll or 11·helher 11 ~hould he
l1n11lf'tl lo res11lenll fll pern11 l!'i
Bo11£a said tha r he 11·nuld rescarrh !h;:rt.
point and report ha ck ro the f:oun1·1I
·rhursday r vcn1 n~ "·hen an ad jour ned
mc£'1 ing of the cxiuncil will be held .
Sn11therist Hunt ington Be;:rch wa~ ex-
1·lucled fl'on1 the possiblr ban alter As.~i~·
tnn1 Planning Dircetor Richard llarlo1v
(~tr APART,\fE!\"TS, Page ~I
questi"'' Ret111·11s
.\1xo11 soon. lnduclloos prohabl~· 11·111 be
l'ec:un1ed 1r. .. 11ed1atel~' arrerw;irds_
The h11! ('a1T 1es the strongest stat<'rnent
.1el 11·rirtt•n by c·oni:ress on !ht \'ietnan1
11';11· -11rg111g thr l'res1de11t tn 11•1\hdraw
;ill ll S Lvops tron1 tndochtna as soon a~
flOSSlble
Btll, tu the d t~<ipJlOlll\111('1\t ot' w;,r
t•rit1cs. tt1e n1ea~ut'e sets no deadline !lr1·
a11 end tfl U s 1111'01\'r111 rn1
Sint·r lhe ex1~1 111g drafl f1 111ltnri!.v e~
Jlll"('<I. a ser1e~ o( <'onl ro1·crs1 e~ had h£'1d
" • •"'") >§:• , . .. .-•lo -·
Brander ("astir. Huntington
Beath's aet1ng t1ly adrn1nistra
tor sa11· l1is salar1 1ncrca~cd
lro111 82.142 to ·s2.457 rr1·
111onth h.1 the 1·11y c nunc.J! i'\lnn·
day 111~~11 '/'l1r ~Jlj ra1~"
1n<1kr~ 111111 the r1tv':. h1ghe,.L
p.11c1 cn1pJoyr
Special
Se t for
l'1ccting
Pare nts
A n1ee!ing fur parrn!s of ~1Px il·an
A1nencfln studen!s n1 the Huntington
Heath !11gh School J)1s1nci 11•11! be held
lorug/11 :IL 1hP Fountain Val!ev Coin·
n1u11uv Cen1er.
Spoi1sored by thr ~1exican-Arnrri(·~n
~t·holarship Or:;::n1zat1on. the 1n£'etinJ! 1s
he111g held lo acquain! par£'nts 11·1th the
problem.~ faced by lhe1r students, a
spokesman said
.lav c:arcia. associate dean of special
services flt UC Irvine. 1vill be the speaker
at !he meeting which slarts at 7:30 p.m.
The scholarship organizfltion was form-
ed io l9:Jll to ;:rovide schola rships for
,\lex1C'an·American stu d en t s. The
organization has raised money for 21 $200
~cho!a rshlps at UC!. Golden \Vest
College , Orange Coast College end 11 local
1·osmetology school.
Full-time Mayor
l luntingtoll Blach cily coune1lme n
made 11 clea.r Monday night that they
\\'Ould like lht question of whether the ci -
ty should havt a full·llme elected rnayor
submi tted to voter!! ~gain
Indications are lhat tile 1x.~uc . ~·luch
\\"Ill require a change in lhf' city t'hartcr.
will be nn !hr Miiot 111 the ne.x1 1·oun -
eil1na:111<' elrl't1on 111 April ul 19i2
Thr 1<lra "'J,s s11gg1>.~!P.d nnc _1ear a~o
h11t was na1 rowl.Y dereated h} \Olcrs 1r1
;in election in Nnl"cn1her of t97fl
Thr qut'.'slion v.·as p\1shed back In to Ille
pubhr spotligt11 t.lond11y tliRhl \.\'hen lhc
council appcoved revised (lbJectives for
the eitiiens charter revision committee
that v.a.'I appointed la.st spring to study
the mayo r issue and other proposed
l·hartCf revisions.
The ntw obJ~lives. as spelled out by
Torn Lh·eng(l(ld, cor"mittee chairn1an, in·
elude derlning the Full·tirne mayor·i;
r~~ronsl bilil1": and authority, recom-
111ending the salary !or the po~ilion and
lhe pay for councilmen. and presen tloi:
pro~ a"nd conR on having all deparlmen~
heads, board!! 11nd commissions C!ltat>llsh·
ed by ordinance.
..
up a final Senate vote un !he ne1v legisla·
lion to extending the Stlecllve Ser\·1ce
s~·s1 en1 until J11ne 30. l!li3. •
Su pµnrtc rs of the extension 3occeeded
in tvn\'1nc1r1g 111'0·1hird5 ol th£'1r col·
!eagu<·s th;it 11 <'ont1nuat1ou of no 111·
duc11uns wa::.1 a ha7.ard to nat1011;1l sccun-
1.1·. :'l<o one has he£'n drafted into the a!'my
SllH"e JUlll'
111 adtl 1l1on ti! ;i \\vu ~•(';lr t.\tens111 n nf
lhe d1·a ft. 1l1f' lt'g1sla11011 111('l11des a $2 4
b1!11011 n11l1t<iry pay raise and a coin-
prom1st \ersion of an end-the-war
an1e11dmenl .
Thr Senate ong1nally pa.~std 1n e nd -
lhe·11·ar arnendn1cnt callin~ lor the
111lhdra\\'al or all US. troops frotn
lnrloehin:t 111 nine rnonths. 'l'l1e Janguaga
11;1~ \\'Cilkt'nCd find the Sp P <!if I e
11,11hdrawal 11n1et<1ble deleted in a Sen;ite-
House cuntrrenec
:-;ena le Den1Q(·1·;i11t Lcadr1·
il1ans!Jeld. 11)1ri 1ntrndu1·f'd the
l!-i'et DllAVT, Page 2,
\1 i k ~
Vietnam
Autopsies Conflict
Sa~ Quentin Question:
How Was Jackson Shot?
SAf\ RAVAEL IUPl l -Bla<'k r£'volu-
!lnnary C:corge .Jal'kSon was shot 111 lhf'
hal"k a1 San Quen1in Prison Au g. 21 in fl
111annrr that pri son t1tf1t'ials l'Oncedrd
11'iluld br '"aJ1no~1 11111X1ss1blc·· 1f the fihOL~
ll'l'rt'. lron1 a 20-foo L gu<lrd to\1·er,
wrrt . (ro111 :i 20-to<J! l!llarrl lower.
i\·larin Cnun1 \" Coroner Dn111JvN1 f),
Co11kt· quo!t'd a· palho!og1st toclas 1n 111...;
frnal :i111opsy rrpori 1ht' .10 .. 1·e;1r-0ld "'Sole-
dad Brothl'r'' 11·a~ shot 111 the back b,1 a
h111Jet wh11"h !ra1·«lrrl up 111.~ OOd_v and
rmcrgf'd l'ronl h1~ hc:vl
l;ooke in ht~ 11ri•l1n1111ary rr110rt Aug_ 21
ha<1 dt'st'rilx•d !ht• bullet's palh to be lht'
f''<;t1·1 ()ppositr -en!£'rtt1,r:: 1hr llrad and
en1erj!ing fron1 lhC' back.
c ·nuke ~;ud ;1 pathollll;t5!, llr. .Jnh11
\l;.in1v;:inniz. had l'flnrludcd rhr bullet
rnte rt'd Jack:;on"s n1iddle bar.k. brokf' two
G 1111111.<11 t 0 rclc rs
f)i.zza h.Y Phnuc,
Bui Gets $600
\ 111<'11 pl1011rtl 111 ;111 urtlrr for a chrc ... c
p11,11.1 and ended up taking ou1 S600 £ron1 "
l!un11n~ton Be;u:h pizza parlor. poli ce
reJ)(lr\el loda,1·.
The robbery Ol'('urred 1\Jonday nighl at
thr Big O P1zz;1, IGll64 Bo!sa Chica SL
Thr manager and lone e111p!oye . l)i111d
Rudick , told polh.:r a rnan phoo£'d in an
orOrl' for a ch£'ese pizza at al>oul 11 p.111.
\Vhen the man shO\\'l'd up to gel the
p17.za. Rudick said he pulled nut a siltn11
ealiber rcvo lvr r and shoved 1\ in the
manager's back.
The $600 \Va s taken from the
resta urant's safe and cash re~1ster. The
bandit Forced Rud ick 11110 1he \Valk 1n
~friger;ilor and told him lo lie dov.•n un-
IH he had gone, police said.
Investigators did not indieate v.·hether
nr not ~.he rohbc r look !he pizza "·1th him
when he Jefl .
Studied
From discussion al the c (I u n e 11
meeting. the redefining or the com-
1nittee·s objective" appear !() have grown
out o :1 dispute amon~ CQmmittre
1nrmbcrs on \\'hat th e rouncil's ori~lntil
out of :a dispute Ml<lng commill er
shou ld stud\' ir a full-t ime mavor is net'd·
tel Qr 11'hfther !he C()mmlilee shou ld
dt'hnt ho\1' the: job should be ~tructured
Co uncihnan .Jack Green emphasized
!hat thr latter was tht C'ounc1t·s original
and eon!lnu1ng eharge !o the committet.
"'A majoril y of the <'Ot1ncil. at least five
!See ~tAYOR, Page ZI
rib~. tr·avc1ed up the spine th rough tht
brain and exited through !lie top of the
~kull. This would be rxa('!l,v th£' reverse
111 th(' pa1l1 init1all.1• destnbrd
•fi:1llis11c.i eonsullarion confirins thal
the errtry 11·ou11<1 v.·01s n•adr in !he 1n1dd lt:.
b;iek ,1nd !ht• r.~1l 11·ns ;11 the top of the
~k11ll .. the report .-;a1rl
San C)uentn1 offu·1als have said Jaekson
11<.1'-'hut lrorn a 21}.l®!-hig h i;:un to11·cr
11 h1te ra cn1g al"rn~s a pnsun yard in fron t
nl lhr 1na.x1n1u111·~ct·11n1 .v San Qucnri 11
AdJU~\nlt'tl! Ccn1l'r during an abort11 e
c.,<·.1pf' al!cnip1
l n~1dc lhe ildju~rn1e111 eeoter cell block.
!hf' t)od1e~ 111 thrrr guard!! and two
prr.~oner~ were fou1vt. ~h<lt, be;iten or
~ 1111 thf'lr thror11 ~ ~l;t,h('il
A Rrrkt·!1•1 ;i11t1rn1·1, ~l('phen \l1trhrH
f:111ch;u11. 2.~. h.1., hren rh01rgr.d \1•1th
~11111g_i?l1ng a g11n 1n ln J(l(·k~on in the
,\d1tJst1111•111 Crnlrr Visitor~ Ru r r au.
~:1111!/lillll d1 ,:.pµ(';1n•d nllt'I" lhe 111l·idrnt
;inrl 1!; 1hi> (lhfrr"'! fll a nat1nn\1•1dr .~rnrl·h
~;i n Qurntln 111fonn111ion officer .Joseph
<rf!rirn ii:lld 11 11·1111lrl br .. fllmost \1n-
f}(ls.~1hlc" frJr ,J1u:k~nn In have: bern shnt
in 1hr h:u·k 111 llir 111annt'r drscribN:I 111
I ll(' au topsy if the hullet was fired trorn a
20·fool gun rnwt'r
t)thrr law en(orccnienl oll icers tl1eor1z-
rd Jack~nn ("Olild ha\"e been strul'k first
b~-a bullei to the ankle. v.·her~ a 1vound
also 1r:i" found. :i~could have heen fall-
ing "11h his head to~Jhan his to rso
\\"llrn the sei.:ond bullet s~
.lark.S(ln'~ rrlat11·es aod su ppo~
h:11 t'.' f'onsistently said the v dtd not
believe !he pnson version or the 1nr1dcnt.
and ha\"e said J ac kson was .. set up .. to bt-
k1lled brC'ause ol his statue; as a national
symbol of prison revolulion.
C()Qke said he did not know how the.
fatal bulle ls were fired ,
•
Cout
We•lller
The cool. gray look is in for lhe
Orange Coast. Nig:hl and morninR
lo1v elouds and fog are !!till wilh
us with highs on the beach near 70.
inland near 78. Lows will be 64 and
65 respectively,
INSIDE TODAY
School prayer !tllpporlt1"$ 111r
jorcr11g a t.'Olt' 111 tilt I/oust 011
co11trnvr r$1al 1is11r ~re story.
Pn9l' 4 today.
C•lileffl~ • Me•l<I• " (IHl(klM U• " M~l~•I "~"·' " Cl-lfi94 ... ,, N•tll>o!•I N••• •·• c...,;,, " O•l "t• C•llftlY ' c .... -. " S"1vl• ,,,,., " °""'" '"lf(H • ~···" ""' fdO••••I ·-• S!tck M•rktll II II E11l0<1tl1o-1 " Ttlt ... l~fl " "I"""<• lt II Tfttlltf1 " Ht<Ot<OH " w • .,,... • Aftll l.•Mt<• " W•"'I"'' toltWI lJ·U
Me"l9tt llC ... tM I w, .... "'''"' .. ,
2 DAJLY PILOT H T~wily, Stplffl'tbw 21, 1971
17 Hearings_ Slated
' Resid~nts Fight
Zoning Changes
A large delegation of homeo .... ·ners from
Huntingtnn Harbour itnd another from
Sunset Heights lurnerl nur at fl1onday
nigh l'& meeting of thr Huntington Beach
City C',ouncil to oppose zone changes.
It was the star! of A battle 1o re7..one
.,,,·e.sl ern portions of the city. Allogelher,
l i public hearings nn the proposed new
znnes .,,,·ere scheduled fnr !he meeting.
but by l : 15 this moming onl~· five ha d
been completed and the other 12 v.·ere
continued to an adjourned meeting of the
council Thursday night.
From Page 1
MAYOR ...
members, feels Lhis should go back on
!he baJlot," he said . "How 1.re implement
lt Qr structure it i! wh111 the committee
should do. We want it strucrured 1n such
a 1.11ay it will not hartn 1he city manager
form of government but we believe a
political head of Lhe cil,y is necessary,"
Green aa id Lhat the committee's work
had been undermined by two represen-
tatives of the Cham ber of Commerce v.•ho
were on the commil\ee. One had since
re!"igned, Green said.
He suggested that anyone else .,.,.ho does
not agree with the cou nci l's directive
shoul d cease participating in the study.
Green's remarks were addressed to
Robe rt Dingwall and Mrs. Cornelia
John~on . both committee members, "'ho
questioned Lhto. redefining of the goals.
'"One ""·ould assume that It is a
!oregonto. conclusion that v"e ~·outd
recommend for a full-time mayor,''
Dingwall said. "It appears people are
beguming to consider we ha\'e already
made up our minds."
The committee is scheduled to report
back to !he council with its recom·
mendat.J11ns in December. This \•1ould give
I.he counci l time to place the question of
an Plective, salaried mayo r on the ballot
111 ."ipril.
)lost councilmen are kno1rn to behe1·e
that the last ttme the issue fa iled -by
13 1·ntes -it was bccau~ the n1a~·nra l
quP!"tion v.•as !umped "'Ith h1·0 othfr
issues -salz..r1es for cnunc1lmen and
restructuring control over department
heads -in onto. ballot questio n. II is
expected that in the next attempt Lhe
issues v.•ill be separated.
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RECYCLE ...
loo, can contact city hall. They can ~arn
about S2.l to $45 a "'eek. but I.here is u:-
tuailv no limit on how much money they
11·;:int to earn," she cnmmen1ed .
;\O\\' that the project has become.
e!'tablished. f\lrs . Carlberg and !he
En v1rnnment11t Council plan lo wage a
war on o!her env ironmental problem~.
""! need time lo devo!e to bike trails
and v.·111er pollution problems. There 1s
JUSt not enou,;:h snnopini;: arnund nn hnw
li~ter, debris and oil residues pollute our
wa ter." she said .
' \\'e're also \'ery much interested in
1ffen !'paces, open space and im pro\·ing
the vicuat appearance of nur rlly. \\"e
v.·ant lo !"ave things of historical value
surh as olrl estates and trees :ind 10 study
~Ir prilluti"n and how lhe prnim~etl
f~er•\1 ays .,,,·ould affect our clean air."· she
said.
Ci ties Buy Riot Gea r
RALEI GH. ~ C. t \P 1 -ThrE'P·fnurths
nf -..·.,rth Carolina's dlil'!" and town~ ha1e
usM federal ant1crime funds lo hu_v rint
J:ea r, but such purrha sps accPunt fri r only
a ~mall portion of the sta1i:•s funds under
th"' Omni bus Crime and S;:ife Streets ;\cl.
OlA.NGl COAST
DAILY PILOT
(!RANG ! COAST l"Ulln HlNO (0&.\l'A.NY
Robert N. Weed
Prnldlfll •nd l'ubl!Mer
J t clc JI. c u.!ev
Vu '°"'ider!T •1"14 c ..,.,..1 M•llHU"
Tho"''' Ke1wil E4ilor
T~""''' A.. "4 u1~~in• MtM';lin~ Eoi1<>r
.... 1, .. or.~; ..
Assist.an t PlaM1ng DLTector Richard
Harlow explsinerl Iha! lhc general in-
tention of th e nt'"' zone!! initiated by the
planning commission were to lower
densities although there were some eases
\\·here densities had been increased
Ont> such density increase \.\'BS pr~
posed for J!untin1.:ton 1-larbour. It was to
change the zone for properly on the south
of Edinger A\•enue. east of the Rancho
La Bolsa Chica boundary, from a single
family district to an apartment and com·
mercial area.
This v.·as rejected by the council after
several Huntington Harbour property
owners had attacked the change as
'"piecemeal planning."
A plan to change the zoning on 2 8
acres of prnperty on the north of
Boardwalk Lane in Huniington Harbour
frnm commercial to apartments was 11p-
proved with the provision th111 final
reading of the ordinance will be held up
until plans fnr lhe apa rtment com plex
are su bmitted.
Another lengthy hearing il'lvolved the
planning commission recommendation lo
rezone an are.a known as Sunset Heights
from apartmen~ to single family
homes .
Severa! property o\.\·ners protested
change arguing that lhf'y had bef'n un-
able to develop Lheir land. which lies
north of Warner Avenue a nd south of
Prairie St reet, because there are no
streets, sewers or 9.'ater lines.
Councilmen agreed tn jl;l\'C the land·
011ners six months !o get together In
form an imprOl'ement district to put in
lhe facilities. If the district i!i formed on
or before l\1arch 20, the council men in·
dicaled, the znne change would not be
made.
Th e council also rejected an appeal for
11 use permit to allow construction of a
232-unit apartment complex on property
on the southwest corner of Atlanta
Avenue and New land Street.
The planning com mission's denial of
the permit had been appealed by the
Fredricks Developn1ent Corp.
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APARTMENTS -.
reported that the master plan has
already been revised for that sector. Alsn
several zone changes in Huntington
Harbour and its vicinity ha.d been ap-
proved by the planning commission anrl
v.•ere scheduled lo gn before the council
r.-J onday night.
The dov.'nlO\\'n area had not been
studied for possible restrictions in apart-
ment construction, but Councilman Green
raised the possibili ty of lhis occurring,
too.
lie l\'Ondered whv the v.·a terfronl 11 re a
had not been studied for si milar curhs
since the res! of the city "'BS under re-ex-
amination .
The council's action, which was gree!ed
hv loud applause from the audience,
fol lov.'s recent changes in zoning densities
1.1·hich ha1·e reduced the number of apart-
ment units that may be built per acre.
Boat \Va sbes Ashore;
Propelle r Fell Off
A 2:1-fnnt r ahin rru1ser Alnha thre11 1ts
prn pel\er early this morning off Hun-
, 1ng1on Beach and v.·ashed ashrire
be!11ern Huntinglnn and Lake street,
hfe<:uards reported.
The 0\1·ner and operator of !he bo;:i1.
neal [) ~l ullikin nf r11r:imnunr. rernr!orl
nn 1n1ur1es after lhP 1 essel ca me a~hore
;it about 2 a.m It 1s not knO\\'n 1f there
y,·pre any passenger~ nn bo11rrl. The. bn;it
1\·as tri1ved off the beach at about !I ;:i.nl
by wnrkmen from 11 Newport Beach
boatyard .
Roc ks l.o Go on Ice
\\"ASHINGTON (AP ) -Roc ks broughl
bark from the moon .,.,·ill be. kept in a
liirge cold storage vault so future.
re~ea rchers can examine them .
Thto Natinnal Aeronautics and Space
Administration plans to finish 11 5,QOO.
square-foot scientific ice-house a t
Houston in time for Apollo 16 's return
this v.inter.
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J,,AFC ...
appeal to the fourth Oisl.rict Court of Ap-
peals in v.·hirh Judge Bauer's ruling 9.'ill
be challeriged by them and possibly by
Strader for the CCI.
But attention today was focused on
\\"ednesday's meeting of the I.AFC with
the prediction by one p<1rtic1pant tha t
"the v.·ho!e issue might be resolred righ t
the re 'in the n1ept1ng rno rn ."'
Pearson "'Ill take his scat \\1ednesday
by 1.·irtue of Judge Bauer"s e:i.:!ension n!
1/Je rt:-1r<1inu1g order. But il is felt hy
r11<u1y ltll'llll'ed in !he conlrr1versy I hat the
se~~1on WJIJ pro\ 1de 11 solution to the
I 'earsnn·Litker d1!emrna
Ballin v.•as pnin!ed out hy m11ny as the
1n;111 who n1:iy l'tell lead the way 10 such
a s11]utiun
··1"n1 delighted that v.·e\•e been vin·
d1c.1ted." the first district supervisor
from Santa Ana said today. ''Of course, l
alwal"s knew \1•e .,.,·oul d be onc e we could
find iin impartia l judge.
"The next mo ve is up to the opposing
parties." Ballin said. '"As far as I'm con·
cerned, llerb Lir ker is on !he LAfC
\\here we put him and all I can say to
(lr.'lnge Count~ 's ni<1_1"f)rs is that thf'y
should hare listened to me a little more
c ln.~el,1· last 1.1·eekcnd ··
MRS. COLLUM MANAGES A SMI LE DESPITE IMPENDING DEATHS OF HER CHILDREN
Rare Oi5ease Claimed Patty, 13, Last Week; Ka thl een, 12, Charles, 7, Crystal, 6, Al so Afflicted
Ball in s1igi:;t>s1ed to rrpre~entnli\'es ot
SA~l CO (Superrisors l.lnd l\1ayor's Com-
n1ittee of Ora~ge County f during a two·
dav debate at the \\'estern \Vhite House
in 'san Clemente, that the LAfC sla te be
clea red and new officers named with the
proviso that the thi rd seat on the com-
mission be occupied by a ''strictly
neut ral" individ ual.
Beach Council
Slates Meet
For Thursday
An adjoumed meeting of the Hun·
tinglon Beach City Council \l'ill be. held at
7:30 p.m. Thursday to cover several
topics.
Councilmen will formally rece ive th e
Ernst and Ernst report oo city fi nances
at the session and will hear a re port on
sal11ry negoli11tions v.·ith the. fl1a nagement
En1p!oyes Organir.ation, the grnup th11t
represent~ department he11d~.
Councilmen also ind icated f\1nnd;iy
n1ghl !haL !hey "'Ill de\·e!or a rnhcy 'ln
trips by officials to cnnferences. They
rontinued a request by City Attorney D0n
Bonf;i for "reasonable expenses" to at-
tend a national conference in New York
Oct. l() ... J:l.
It ill also beliel'ed that an e;xecutive
session will be conducted to hear a report
on the negotiations with suspended City
Adminis trator Doyle Miller.
ti!i ller has been nffered a position as a
consultant by the city. If he doe!! not ac-
Cf'pl lt, he 1.1·i!l be formal!y fired as of
Oct. 18. the date when his notice nf
dismissal expires.
!1'11ller hAd until S p.m_ today !o suhm1l
a written request for a puhlic heanng nn
his pending dism issal. As of II a.m. nn
such request had been submitted to !he
city clerk.
Official Seeks
More Restrooms,
Fe,ver Stations
Gas station~ a nd restrooms mav hp
rnm pat 1hl P hut Huntington Be;irh h;;s 1nn
m;iny fr1c11it1es to ser1 e the needs nf rhe
au1nmob1I P anrl not enou gh fnr !hP renplP
That \\":\!" the opinion nf Counriln1an
f\nrma Gihhs who .,.,·nndPrerl ;it ~fpnd:i \'
n1~ht's rnunril sps~1nn \\"hrthrr the ra11n
cn11l dri·1br 1n1prn1('d
"ThPrP arr large stores 1d11rh dn not
h.11·e restrn<"lms for the public ,"' she s111d
"Tiu~ hApprn.~ IP be a 1·er:-.' humanr.
nnnn;il need ··
Shi' IOld 1he s!Pry of a frtend shPpp1 ng
:it a l{lcnl fnn(!m;irket 11'hn 11·as lnlr! Jn ~n
tn thr c-nrnrr gas st11 t.1on v.·hen she n<>edcd
lo 11.~e the toilet.
'"This is nne nf the needs fnr more
sPr11re i:;talii;in!i," chuckled Acti ng City
Admin1~1 r11trir Ar;inder Castle.
fllrs. G1bbs. hov.·ever . .!ititl fee ls thert>
are far toO many gas stations in to .... ·n
"\\'to. need to figure out how m11 ny gas
statio ns 1.1·e need to serve the citY and
then i::rant on!v so many hu.siness
licenses," she said.
Casl!e said he "''ould investigate both
items.
Family Tragedy
~1othe r Losing Kids to Disease
"I was prepared to meet the mayors
half wa1.· on this issue <1nd in fact. I think
I did evEon belier th11n that ,'' Battin said.
··1f they had accepted that proposal
~londav's court action \\'ould not have
been necessary and the League would not
be in the dilemma it is today," Battin
sa id.
SOL.TH SA'.\" fRAr-\CISCO 1LPl1 -
filrs .Jarquehne Collum's f'!dest daughter
died last week 1n her mother's arms. Her
three other youn g children also are
almost certainly doomed In an early
death.
AH her children, Kathleen. 12: Charles,
7, .:1nd Crystal, S: ba\'e Batten 's disease,
an extremel.v rare inh erited afffiction
that stow!y, fatally attacks the central
nervn11s syslem . The olde.~t r.hild,
Pa!ric1a Ann. 13 , succumbed to th e
d i~l':ise ;i wee k ;ign
The tr11~1c pl ight nf the Collum fa mll _v
r;ime nut ~·lond;iy 1n ;i rli~pute nve r hnw
n111rh the rnunl\' wr11ilrl alln"· for burial
l'XpC'n~e:; fnr 1\-ilty The county finally
agreed tn pay for cremation.
1\lr~. Collum, ~4. 11 Oirorced mother on
11elfare. sa1rl !'he wantl'd nn "monument"
tn her d:iugh!rr. hecause '"Patty has g{lne
on to :something better." She said she
w·as hr;ildin~ her daughter in her arms
last .,.,·eek feeding her orange juice when
Patty cnughed and died . She had been
told 18 months ago there v.·as no hope for
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DRAFT • • •
amf'ndrnrnL promised his colle;igues they
v.·ould h11 ve. anrithrr npportun ify to vote
for 1t later 1n lhP session.
"\\'e 111us!. bring this war to an end."
ti1 ansf1eld s:i1d. "lt is within our po9.·er. if
""e 11•1 II art ··
~l.:in.~field L11!Pd last v.·eek to table the
rnnfrr·ence rl'~r! 11nd send it hack In
~enatr·llriuse nc~nl!atinn in an effort to
re;tnre his .:inlendmenl.
,Jnin1ng ,\111nsf1eld in voting against
slnpping ihe f1l ibustf'r, Sen. Charles
~lcC. f\1;:ith1.:1.~ ( R-1'vfd 1 said "the lime to
end the 11·11r 1s now. The place is here "
r'rinr IP !nrlav's \'n!e, .John Stennis 1 R-f\\1~s t, eh111rm.an l"lf the Senate Armed
SPrVtf"('!' Cnn1m1lte(', nnce a~ai n 1\•arned
h1.c rollr:icurc lh:it 11 prolnnged hhhuster
v:nulrt ll t'Otken thP n111lnn·.~ sPrurlly
'"Ile r1rcul11t rd A fre5h h11!c;h of letters
from J)ef Pnsr Srrrp1;ir1.· ti-1rh11n R. Laird
and the .rn1nt Chier~ <1i St;iff \\"lltnin,I! nf
;in 1mprnrl1nl!. man!)fl\\'('r crisis In the
nl'a rh' !hrl'P months .,.,1t.hnu1 the dr11ft.
S!<'nn1s s;:iJrl ha lf the en!is1ees were
<!rawn frnn1 ""!he lnwcst p n s s 1 h I e
r;itf'gnr~··· of q11:il1hrat1nn
the girl, tha t Ballen·s disease \\R:S in-
curable.
The disea se begins to shov.· itself at the
agf' of 4 or 5 and then gro.,.,·s pro-
gressively v.·orse. causing bl ind ness. emo-
11onal disorder. speech defects, con-
1tJls1ons, and finally dea1h.
Now . fllrs. Cplluin ts caring for
Ka1hleen. ""hn is hlind and h11s to be fed ,
dressed and constantly a!lencled.
Charles also 1s blind. but attends
special classes at D;iniel \\'ehsff'r School.
Crystal. !he \'nun,l!{'~t. 1~ in f1r~t qr11de at
El Ran cho Sc.hool. bu t her sight is begi n·
ning to fall
f\1rs. Collum ~aid !<Ile hr1d bcrn to
"millinn~" of dnctors 1n th,, Sr.n Frfln-
cisco Bay area and 1he F.:;1s1 Coa~[ ahoul
her chilrlren ·s plight. but 11 1rasn·1 until
about three ye.1r!" :ign a cl0c!ot at the
University nf Cahfnrnia at San D1egn
di;:ignosed the disease and told her of he r
children·s future.
Despite the .!iiluat1on, ~!rs.. Cnltum said
iihe \\'as determinedly optimis tic about
tbe future.
"ll"s hard to bel1 e1.·e tha t Patty's
dead,"' she s;:iid. '·And I can't heliel"e my
olher children will die "
She said she 1.~ h1Jp1ng there will be
:;nme hrcakthrnu_l!h in !he trr;itment of
Batten·~ disease.
··f just refuse In .i:1ve up hnre. Ju!"l
because I don 't ha1e the ans"er. 1t
doe!"n"( me;:in lh:it there 1s no anS\\'er. All
I cfln do 1s hnpe ;1ga1nsl hope th;i t
snmehndy, somcplacr. will come up 1vith
an ans"·er,"
1'-1rs. Cnllum sn1d the county \1·elf.:ire
department sends her an aide In help
\\"ith the children v.·cekday mornings.
She said !'he ··11·nuld do anythin~ to
a1'old charity."' but under the
c1 rcumstnnces she cannot work. She was
enrolled Jn 11 bu!"1ness srhool tn hernme a
court tPJ''•rll'r, but I ad lo quit lJ) care for
hrr rh1lckrn
··1 1rr1uld lnt e to be ;:ihle tn !<upprirt my
0\1·n rhilrlrrn,"' !'he s;i 1d "l rlnn'1 eniny
ha ring !n !fl kl' 1n1>nr1 frnm p('nrilr ··
··Yi-u JU"I h:tl e tn krep tr\1n.i: 1n gn
nn." ~hr s111rl "1 1r1 tn m;ikc thP1r IJ1·r~
;i~ full ;i~ pn~~1hle Pa r h d.1.1 -11nrl 10
snnif> dP_1:rrP 1n !hr f11!Lll"r -hul nnt too
f~r 1n !hf' fu111rr
"'All those hard-nosed mayo rs -Jet's
call them Ir.·1ne Comp;.ny mayors -.are
a!I pre.U y sorry loda_v that !hey didn"t
ha ve the sense lo accept \\"hat was a verY,
fa ir agreement.'' Bart in s11id.
Judge Bauer's rullng also came as a
shnck to many supporters of the Irvine
incorporation movement and was seen to-
day hy CC I bt1ckers as a blow In the
group"s hopes th11t the Board of
Superviscrs will ~e! ;in election date
""1thin the ne:i.:t 10 da vs.
The victury ~1nnlirty Jnr Lhe Battin
group Jed incorporation propnnents to
predict 1h11t the superl'isors· chairm11n
v.·i ll agnin be in !he forefron t or what
\\'ere described as delaying tactics in last
.,,,·eek's meeting of the supervisors.
Al the heart of the LAFC controversy
is issue raised by San ta Ana 's failure tO
anne:i.: the "promised land," a l.ax ·n ch,
938-acre commercial encla\"e on Santa
Ana's southeastern border.
The area seemed destined for inclusion
in the \"ast new city of Irvi ne proposed by
the CCl_group v.•ith th.e ruling by superior
Court Judge Raymond Thompson that an
alleged 1963 agreement betwef'n Santa
An.:1 and !he Irvine Company is no longe r
\"a.lid .
Elmer Sylve ster
Servic es ..S lated
Funeral serl"Lces for Elmer H .
S1·h·e~ter. former Huntinglon Beach
!"uperintendenl of mails. have been set
fnr I rm. \Vednesda y at Smith's
,\1 11rtua r.I'.
.\Jr Svlvester. 59. died Sundav in
Phoenix." Ariz, v.·here he had bl'cin in
rC'lirement ~ince 1969.
1\ rc~idenl nf Huntin1!'.1nn Beach since
1!11~. ~Ir. S~·lvrster went In 11·ork for lhe
lh1ntington Be11ch Pos! Office in 19~5. He
bert1me supcr1n1cndcnl nf mail~ Ln J~fili
D11nng his 57-_yf'11r-lnng re~1dence in th e
C!I_\". 1\fr S~·h·e~fl'r 11";1.~ 11ffi11a!ed \.\"I th
hr1Th !hr i·ni!flrj F1r~t .\1rf hflr11~1 \hurrh
an<I the\ ettrans Pf FtJrrli;!ri \\';u<
lie 1~ sur1i1ed h~ his 11·1ft> .. ln11 Frrn, nf
r hornlK, Ariz h1~ r!aughter .\1r ~.
Rarhar.1 \\"hit" Fl:i11 •taff •\1"17 1111d twa
£;1""'1'1ri!•l•1 rlrf'I'
Tl1e Football Seaso11:
You are possi bly no w in th e p roc ess of shopp in g
for corpeting, a nd ho ve bee n ta lkin g to sale s
people at two or th ree stores. II so, yo u no
doub t feel like a "foot bo ll," bounce d or oun d
with o bevy of conflicting stories.
W•I Ort~• CounlY Ed71GT
H1•rll!lffot• k«.111 otflc•
17175 le1c~ l oul1w1rd
M1il i119 A.dclron: P.O. lo• 7,D, 92641
Noisy Prohle1n
Wh ich is the be st corpet fiber? Whot is the best
~exture for you r use? Wh ot kind of poddin g
shou ld be us ed?
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me"M'l!YI m111itrt •1t11Mlklnl, >l ll """'''"1-
No Sire n, Cycle Solution Founcl
Hnw do you eliminate the nnise frnm
v.•aihng ambulances and ra ck t'. t y
motorcyc les?
Try beUe.r earplugs.
That appears to ht the suggestion of
the Hun !lnglon Re.ach City Council y,•hich
addressed ltself l-0 the noise prnblem
f\.1onday night but could find no solu tion .
The subject 9.'8.S brought up by Coun·
<"Llman Donald Shipley. a downtown resi-
denT. \\'hO said th e noise from ambulance
siren5 on ~1riin Street is ··unbelievable."
"lt"s more noisl' than TraJalgsr
Square.. It's more noise than WI! ru~ed."
commented Shipley ... He wanted it cul
do.,.,·n
Pol ice Ctuef Earlr Roh11..l!.ille s11.1d he
rea!tzed the siren noise "'as 1 problem
bu! sairt the ambulance companies h;ive
no rh'lic.e
"They ~re requ1t,.t1 by \11w to utilize ,
their red h.lihl anrl siren t11t peak ef-
ficiency. The~··rp ma king as rouch nnise
11s !hey can :· !'aid the chief, Rdding that
~"me ambu lances h1t\"e added a second
siren to be heArd better.
C'Puncil members then in~trurted Al'"-
ltn g city administrator Brander C;istlP tn
detrrmine if the ambulance C'(lmpany
rou!rl be persusded to mo\·e from It~
dov.·ntoy,•n lncation.
Culling down the noise from motorcy-
rle exhausts. a requrst by Onmcilman
Ted 811r!ltll. y,·nuld be. equally AS dif-
flrult. 1tccord1n~ lo ChiPf Rob1 !aille.
Although laws requiring molnrrycle~
not to ex r.ttd 11 certain decible rating ex ~
isl, no ccrrlfied instn1ments for no1~r
mea~urement are a\·ailsble
""'e can only give citfttion~ in c11se~
v.•here the nol~f' is obviously illegal. 11uch
u 1••h en tlie baffles h&\'e been removed,'"
, ~td 1he chief .
• '
We think yo u wi ll detect the stro ight onsw eri ot
Alde n's . We've been help in g peopl e sco re
"touchd qwns " in O ronge County for fourteen
years.
ALDEN'S
CARPETS e DRAPES
1663 Placentia Ave.
COSTA MESA
646·4838
HOURS: MOlll-thf'I Ttiurs., t to S:lO -Fri ., t to 9 -Set., t :JO to S
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Tue~dq, Sfoplt"'bH 21 , 1171 H DAILY PIL~ :J
Methadone: Salvation for the Savages
Former Heroin Users Picking Up the Piec es
By ARTHUR R. VINSt-.:L
Phil Savage ii; a big, b'arded, ba!d1ng
bea r ol a man missing six feet of in-
test1nt>, a section of stomarh and 20 lost
years of life
He iii 34 now , bu! happy in a wa y he
could ne\'er befor e achieve.
He Rln"·s in the simple satisfaction of a
t'Old beer and a hot shower. after a sun-
burninf:! day nn the beach with his boys.
\1hile his "'ife works in the l.":itchen
Neith er Phil nor Bev Savage looks like
one's common idea of a heroin add ict.
'R eal, live
dope fiends'
"Ht-re. "'e are," says Bev. surrounded
b.v the beginnings of a real family home
for the first timl!' in many years.
"Here we are ..• real live, dope
fiends ."
They are intervie"·ed on son Pete's ISlh
bir!hday. Phil sits on lhe couch , not
noticing a tangle of dog hair !eft by Bart,
lhe shaggy ne\\· puppy resembling a bark-
ing, mobile mop.
Dog hair on thrf!adba re jeans, however.
is nothing to a man v.-ho once drove 60
miles a day lo clean toilets for a living.
Job problems are severe for addicts,
although he has a slightly bett'r one no\\'.
He once sold ra1v sex boo ks to furti YI!',
lu11ch hour bro1vsers in a section of Santa
Ano. where garish si gns promise thriUs
to Adults Onlv.
.. Some of those guys in their $300 su.its
are sicker than m'n I knew in prison,"
says Phil.
He kne1v many cons, a veteran of San
Quentin , Folsom, Lex ington, plus \•arious
other federal. slate and local lockups
fr om Hol!ywood to Hong Kong.
He and Bev often visited through steel
bars and 11·ire·meshed windows. if they
weren 't doing time simultaneously.
They are not proud of thosP. desperate.
de grading y'ars or lhi!: professional
Protests Voiced
thievery required to support a mutua1
heroin bahit costing $15{1 a day.
"I was the ·worst of the worst' and the
'most of the most'." Phil says of all the
names for what he was and what he did.
"But not anymore."
"What's happtned to us is a miracle."
he adds.
Salvation for the Savages -in a single
"·ord -is Methadone,
The synthetic drug substitut~ for
heroin, blocking withdrav.•al agonies. but
without giving its custom.11ry escapist
glow_
Phil and Bev share a deep new un-
derstanding of that contemporary co m-
ment :
Today 1s the first day of the rest of
your life.
They savor life now, even its in-
convenienct.s, in a crowded z,partment
sha red whenever possible with Peter, IS,
David, 13. Stuart 5, and the dog .
"\Ve never had a dog before,·• says
Bev_
"And I got a new bike today· The
kiod with training v.·heels." adds little
Stu. He is loo young to remember a.s
much or the past as his "brothers.
The boys don't always live at home.
sometimes staying with re\alive.s.
ln!roducing them. Bev. who first went
lo prison al 26. said David is 11. bringing
a quick reminder he is 13 now.
She reflected on the time lapse error -
grave and ;iensive -as though won-
dering \\'here she had misplaced those
tv•o years.
'Suicide jull.
seemed logical'
The Savages are alive today -in the
Lru,st sense of that word -only for lack
of $7, one bitter night last winter.
Every other escape. from Addiction had
bf'en tried , but all had failed. They had
been on the county Methadone. Main·
tenance Program waiting list eight
months. fighting time and craving
release from heroin.
One sure-cure option r e m a I n e d ·
5Uicide
.. It ""'as a nice thought then," Phil
recalls.
'"There was nn fear No grueS(lme
suicide pact. We just decided il was
logical ... it would free a lot of people.
We had given up hope."
Buying 100 barbiturate pills. Ml-callf'd
reds, they planned to check into a motel.
lie down together and sl tep forever.
~r11side . •
a poverty urea'
""But then I didn 't have $7 left for a
motel room ," says Phil, whose mability lo
cope with life finally extended even lo a
plan to end it.
Yet perhaps it was not their choice lo
make.
"Not a day gots by now that I don't
thank God -~·hoever or whatever Ht is
-that we didn 't take those reds." he
tells you .
'"The ne1t day Dr _ Kramer called to
say the chnic could finally takl" us ..
factors contributing to heroin or any
other addiction. are perhaps as complex
as each individual in the society that
subsequently suffers. Savage suggests
addicts all share a common denominator,
a sick. bitter dissatisfaction with lif, and
themselves.
Savage was raised in we a I thy .
suburban Encino and at 14 was hooked on
heroin.
"We ·re all pretty wretched. depra\'ed
and lonely," Savage says of lhe basic
human condition .
"But we lhink we're unique in il," says
the man wlth new insight.
"Outwardly, I looked like 1 had all 1he
equipmrnt to make it ," he adds.
"But inside I was living in a poverty
area -.. "
'"fou can have a man sion in Emer·
ald Bay or on Lido !~le anrl still be living
on Tobacco Road 1ns1rft' " Sa\'age con·
lt!lUeS
His apartment .r.erlnnk.s a cut·rate gas
stalfon \vith 11 (inod will l:<lllecllon bin and
a sky cr1sscros:r.ed hy pqwer lines.
"But tl 's nurs l!'s hnmp \\'e think it's
iust great." he say;; ;1Hh a sn11le.
'"And oes1des. Im h\ing 1n a rastlf' nn
rh, inside now ."
Crim' al wa vs comes as the: monetary
cost of add1cuon nsrs. 1et s!tll another
~·eaPQn a,t:ains1 lhe societ~· addi cts reject.
pllntsh and burdf'n 1n a multitude of
11'ays. Guill is added lo the festering
n1en!;:i l mix.
Sa\·a,c:r says the addict sickly translers
his guilt. i;h1fls hii; shamf' and self·con-
!empt onto ~1ra1ght i;oc1et y, to un·
co nsciously JU~!1fy his crimes
Ht:' cr;:ives ~·hal its members seem lo
h:i ve -peace and ;;ec:urlly -hut the
r inses! hr can co1ne 1s a shot of hC'to in.
Sn hr bccnmes a per1•erted type of
Rob'1n Hno<l. htr.ral!~' stral1ng from the
rich. 10 hu.v hrt•J1 n ;:ind ~1ve temporary
pe;:ire to the poor -h11n~clf.
Phil Savagr is <tr1ir ulate and his ex-
pressil"eness -1! an~·thing -is enriched
by the coarse id1on1 or prisons v.•here
societ~· pul him for thosr crimes against
it
He explains how an addJrl shifts thL~
burden of blame. to JU!ilify \\'hat he must
do to surv11•p
"If you ca n trll a gu~· he's ~ -.
his ~·1fe·s a -and hls kids are
-s. 1\'s easier to rip off his TV set ..
"lie said fie
l1at::d rrt e'
Skt!lful stealing 1s ea5y if you kn0"'
11 here to go and herotn add1<-ts qLI!ckl y
learn. says Savage , ment1flning a market
chain famous for its poor serurit~·.
He says it.~ losses due to shoplifting by
hernin-hun gr\' hypes ls 1nrredib!y high.
perhaps S5.f100 per da y in the Southland.
01.ILY !'!LOT l'ho1o ~., lllclltlrd IC•W
PHIL SAVAGE ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE REST OF HIS LIFE
After 20 Lost Ye11 r1 He Tries to Live One 011y •t • Time
This 1s nne chain al r:ine .
Phil and Bev would steal 2~ bottles of
e.xpens1l'e l1qLI0r per day, peddling them
;it half-pnce Buyer:<. are primarily car
sAle~mcn, Savage .~ays .
"They ltke to play high-rollers,'' he
~a\'S
Selling srx books as he has done -or
cleaning toilet s as bcfore-\\·as !1!era.l\y
Sal'age s first source of clean money m
~·ears. He wants better work.
His criminal past is against him .
Cons1clering his uniquP. knowledge and
h;;ckgr0und . hr might be invaluable a5 a
l111uor stl'lre rlerk. but ca nnot be bonded.
.. I e1 en ~·ent to the president of the
(Set ADDICT, Page ,,
Coastline Protection
Gory Photos
In Murder OPEN TOMORROW
Bills Die in Committee
Special to the DAlLY PlLOT
SACRAME/\'TO -A seri,.~ of three
rival bills to protect Cal1forn1a ·s 1.100-
mile coas tline wen'! killed by a Senate.
<'omm111e Monda~'. an1id moans of irony
and "·arn1ngs that so mething must be
dont.
The measures killed by the Nat ural
Resources and \\'ildli fe Comm1He' were
\•iclim~ political and ecological rivalry.
"II "'ould be disastrous 1f we conclude
thi.~ session "·it hout some form of
coastline control lcg1slat1on ," declared
Sen Donald f;ru.~ky ! A-Watsonville l
backer nf onr
Still one more bill by Assemblyman
Alan S1eroty IO·Bt'verly Hills! 6urv1ves
Grunsky co-sponsored 11hat ~·a.~ con·
s1dered a compr0m1se mea sure to create
a ~tall" commission and six regional plan-
ning commission~ to control coastal
development
The comm1ss1on·s jur1sd1 rt1on would
h;n·e cxtcnrlerl 1.000 feet ~ea1vard. bu! fell
1•1c11m 1(1 both ~t11uoch con.~erva!ionisls
::ind a group opposed IC'! Ion much local
control
Ttie California Coastal A111a.ncc !el! !he
six regional groups "·ou ld be too
powerful
The Los Angele~ Area Chamber of
Commerce al so opposed the compromise
movr, charging certain moratoriums it
wollld impose would be a hardship on
developers.
SpnnsorPd by Gru ns ky and Sen. Alfred
AJqui st ID·San JoseJ the commission-
type control bill failed to get sufficient
\'Otes for passage.
Rival bills by Senators Ralph C. Dills
fD-G ardenal and James Q. Wedworth
([)..Hawthorne) went down when each
could gel only a. vol e on ~·ho would
sponsor !hem. .
The Sieroty bill still to be heard in the
A~sembly would creale the slate and six
locitl commissions. controlling an area
1,100 mlles long af1d five miles seaward,
including offshore: i.~!ands.
Following defeat of his fa vo rite bill,
Sen. Gi'unsl..1' announce<! ~1onday he ~·UJ
support Sieroty's.
U.S. to Present
2-China Policy
To U.N. Meet .
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. ~APl -E1·
pressing growing <:onfidence that its pro·
posals for keeping Tai"·an in th' United
!\at1ons are het1d1ng fo r passage . the
United States plans tn suhmit today its
t"·o-Ch1nas resolution al the open ing of
the 26th General Assembly.
Thl' resolution calls for giving Pekin.I?.
assembl y membership and C h i n a '.s
permanent se:at on the Security Council
"·h1le reta ining Nal1onal1sl Chin a in th'
a.~scmbly. ~
A second U.S. reso!utino on China
~·ou!d make expulsion of a U.N. member
an "Important question ." requiring a two.
thirds vote for passag11;, Under the
American plan , the f1Uestion of a scat for
Pe.king "'0Uld be set.tlrd by a sim plt ma -
JOri!y
The Sratt Department 1n Washington
~xpressed increasing confidence Mond11 y
that its China resolutions are heading for
success.
"\Ve madt important progress over lh'
weekend not (Inly as to cosponsors but in
respect to voting,'' d e part m I!: n I
spokesman Charles W. Bray said. But he
declined to discuss the. number of co-
sponsors or who they i re.
The prestige. of cosponsors is c:on-
sidered an import.a nt element In wheth'r
the United States wins passage. of its pro-
posal over an Albanian-sponsored plan to
seat Peking and oust Taiwan.
Australia and New Zealand announced
Monday they would cosponsor the: U.S.
re.solution . St:veral other smaller nitlions.
including Haiti, also we.re mentioned as
possible cosponsors.
Case Show11
Medical testimony was comp!etl!:d In--
day in th!'. Orange County Supe:rior Court
murder trial of San Clementi!: Ma rine
A1ark A. Johnson ~·ilh a statement by
the: physician who performed the aut.nspy
on Connie Lyl'l n Johnson that her ki :le r
stabbed her at least 20 limes.
Dr. David Ka!suyama teslified th11t
whoever repeatedly slashed an d stitbhed
the: 11ttractive brunette also used great
physical force and a blunt. instrument lo
fractur' her skull. smash many or her
teeth and brt:ak the \'ictim's nos,.
Mrs . .Johnson's sa vagely beaten borly
"''as found on the bed in the couple's
apartment at 416 Afonterty Lane on Jun'
17, 1970. Johnson. 20. was arrested a year
later.
The death penal!y is not an is~UI!: in !he
n!'!n·iu ry trial. ll 'l'.'as agreed in 11 pretrial
deal that eliminated th' jury that Chief
Deputy District Attorney James Enri_i::hl
~·ould "sk For a m.:ix imum of secnnd
del!'.rce murder against the you ng
military pohcem an_
Katsuyama displayed numerOllS cnl-
nre-d slides. vi\·idly depicting the 2(}.yt ar-
nld ,·ictim'.s nLimerou5 "·ou nds before
.Judge \l.'illiam Murray ~fonday during an
afternoon session that led several wnmrn
onlookers to Je;:ive the courtroom
Johnson steadfastly refusPd tn lonk al
lhe e:xhihits and 5al with his ht:ad
!owereri throughout Ka 1 g u y a m a 's
lesl1mony.
Katsuyama told Enright tht.t he d111 nflt
bel ieve ~1rs. Johnson 1vas con.~c1ous al.
!ht: Lime she wa5 stabbed and th.:it her a1-
f;:icker used lhe knife aft.er repeAledly
clubbing his victim with "'hat is believed
lo be a kitchen stool.
That attacker. the physician added.
also bit his viclim on both breasts and h!:
pointed to the deep teeth marks clearly
\'isible on the colored slides. J
Virginian to Court?
SACRA ME NTO , (A Pl-House
Republican Leader Ge:rald f ord sayli he
feels Rep. Richard Poff i11 th' leading
choice in Congress lei replace Supreme
Court Justice Hugo Black. whose retire·
ment was announced last week .
Hard Way to· Make\~ Point?
Airborne Can.di.date Buzzes Oppo1ient's Gathering
WOODBURY. N.J. (AP I -''They're.
11lway1 beefing about some little thing:·
Thar~ what Democratic A!\.Sl!!mbly can·
di.date Kenneth Gewt.rtz said 1'.1ond.11y
;ihout how he buzzed his opponenl'1 fund·
ralsinp; picnic in a he.J1C(Jpter. drowned
,,ut ht11 speeches "·1!h a loudspeaker from
!he air and later ~·en! to !hi!: picnic whert
hi' got into a shoving match with ~ii GOP
!11il.hful.
"r ju!\t wantt:d ro hrin,11 my me.Mage to
1111' peoplt ," r.ewtrtz u id.
(tr11rr11. Gloucesler County Democra·
tic chai rm:in. rented the htllropter Satur·
day a.nd hid the pilot l!Gvt'f' over the
picn ic groonds whiJ.e about $,000 South
.Je:r&ey Republicarui were listening to
speeches.
William Strang , Gloucester County
Republican chairman, called n "lhe mruil
idiotic stunt pulled by 11 politician.'' and
filed 1 complaint with th' FAA.
Strang s11id the chopper hovered fl}r •s
1ninutes "creating h11voc with wind, du~t
and sand. spoiling food and frighll!!nin&
children,"
GewerU apoloiized for any in·
CQnvtnien<:e, bot 11aid he did it. httause il
was the only way to get his GOP np-
ponentl to debate with him .
"The~ people wrap themselves in the
American flag and apple pie, hut th!:y
wonl allow a dissenting voice lo ht
heard," Gewertz said. "That·s nol the
American way."
After the helicopter landed. Gewerlz
showed up at the picnic and he said he
wa1 ~hoved by 1e.veral of !he men.
"I always go t.o their picnics." he 1aid .
"! think I'm st1rting to get the mes!Klge
they don't like me too much."
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Who 'd Ya Have
In Mi11d, Bob?
By TH0\1AS fl1URPfONE
0t I~• Ot llY f'llool l!•lf
LAFCO A MINUTE: As a maker ol
peace in !he Jungle of current local
politics, Cha irman Bobby Battin of the
Orange Count y Board of Supervisors
didn't appear to come ofh too well over
the weekend al the Western \\'hite House
in San Clemente.
As a matter of
fact, it might be a
fair assessment to
suggest he didn't
come off at all.
The meeting of
cou nty supervisors
and mayors had
been called with
some hope: that a
peace pact could be
U.S. SocI{·s It to Reds
N. Vietna111 , Hit by Over 200 Air Strikes
SAIGON {UPI) -U.S. Air Force
fighter-bombers carried oul more th an
200 strikes against North Vietnam today,
hitting military targets as fa r as 35 mll l's
above the Demllltarized Zone ( D:O.!Z 1 in
one of the heaviest ai r raids si nce the-
bom bing ha!t or Nov. 1, 1968.
The L .S. Coinmand said the strikrs
v.·ere carried out because. recent i\orth
Vi etnamese attacks on unarm!'Ci recon-
naissance planes and U.S. aircraft bomb-
ing the Ho Chi !\1inh Trail in ne ighboring
Laos had posed "a threat to the safety of
U.S. forc es" in the war zone.
The announcemen t &aid the planes en-
countered light to moderate antiaircraft
fire but that none of the American planes
was hit. The command said !he r-;"Orth
Vietnamese did not fire any surface·l.o-ai r
(SAt\f ) missiles during th e raid .
The attacks began at dawn and lasted
until early afternoon. They were the 60th
against North Vietnam th is year.
Spokesmen would not report on how
manv Alr F'orce jets participated in th e
attaCks but said more than 200 sorties
were flown (a sortie is one strike hy nne
plane). It did not pinpoint targets, but the
port of Dong 1-loi, which has a niajor
military airfield, is within the 35-mi!e
raid limit.
targetll across the boarder. Those raids
hrought cha rges by l lanoi that the
Amerk·ans had bombed civilian targets.
The r<1ids v.·ere announced in a special
cr•n1111un1qt1e.
··in response to recently increased
ev idence of j\;orth Vietnamese an-
11;i1rrraft and missile acll\'i!y aga inst our
unarmed reconnaissance aircraft flying
over '.'\orth V1et nan1ese territory and U.S.
attack aircraft flying u1 Laos near r-;orth
\"ietnamese territory. US. Air Force tac·
11c;:i l ain.:raft today conducted protectil'e
reaction strikes against mi!Jtan• tar~ets
1n .'\orth Vietnam cons tituting a threat to
1he safety of L.S. forces," the rommand
said
The :\orth \'ietnamese. responded \lo'llh
No Evide11ce
Of Egyptia11
Alert Noted
By lnited Press Jnternatiooal
"light to moderat'" antiaircraft fire but
hit no America n planes, the spokesmen
.!!Bid.
Spokesrnen said the n1issions v•ere con-
fined to an area "''ilhin 35 miles or the
D\IZ v.·hich divi des North and Sou th Vlet-
n:i n1 . The command declined to say ex-
artly how many American planes too k
part or give the precise large! areas.
The comm and said no Surface-to-Air
1 SA\1 • n11ssi!es were fired at the U.S.
"arplanes
It "as the 60t h in the series of "·hat the
L'.S. com ma nd calls "protective reac-
11on" stfikes into r\orth \'ie tnam this
'ear a nd the hea' 1est rai ds since the
Unsuccessful attf'mpt to free r .s. "·ar
prisoners rro1n Sun Tay. North \"ietnam
:'\•"-2L 1970.
At Son Ta\". more lhan 400 American
plones bom bed :'\orth Vie tnamese-ter-
r1tur1 fur mo re than '!7 hours.
l! ·.,.,·as one of the hea\'iesl raids O\ er
:-.;1ir1n \"ietnnm s1nl'e forrner Pre~ident
1,,·ndon B. Joh nso n ordered a hal t in
r31ds u1 er l\orth V1et nan1 \'.o\". 1. 1968.
Jahr.son said al th at time that L.S. com-
1n~1nders had reser\cd 1he right to attack
across the border if An1eri can unar med
photo reconnau;sance planes 11ere al·
rac ked
•
Uf'I Teltf>llel•
,\ssossin'5 Tnrget
\'o.~hi ka ls u Takeiri. head of the
Buddhist oriented Komeito Par·
ty, \1'as stabbed by a young man
\I 1th a knife today in Tokyo.
l"le \1·as s tabbed on his way back
lo the µa rty headquarters after
a conve ntion. His phys ician
~aid there \1•as no danger to hls
llfe.
Jews Report
Russ Fear
Brain-drain
r.IOSCO\V (UPl l -Communist Party
offic ials have told Soviet Jews there ca n
be no unrestricted emigration to Israel
because it 11·ould lead to a "i:I brain ·
drain," Je"ish sources S<1id.
They v.·ere reporting on a meeting at
Communist Party headquarters tltonday
between a de legatio n of Jews pelilioning
for the rig ht to einigrate and Albert
Ivanov, head of th e administrativ e sec--
lion of the governing central con1rnittee.
"Ivanov said Jews have no special na-
tional right to emigrate to Israel." one
source said. "lfe said each pe rson v.•ho
v.·ants to em ig rate is considered as an in-
dividual case.
··He said there v.·ould be a brain-drain
if all the J ews v.·ho v.·anted to go to
Israel 1\•ere al lov.•ed to go.'' the sou rc-e
said. lie said l\"anov had used a Russian
phrase which translates literally as
'·brain-drain.''
According to this account, the meeting
\Vas attended by fi\'e Moscow Jev.'S -
1o.·ho represented another 65 \vailing
outside the headquarters building -and
three Soviet officials: Ivanov, a deputy
1ninister of the interior and a visa office
off icial.
devised to end cur·rent feuding over
composition of the co unty's Local Age ncy
Formation Commission.
THIS WAS STRICTLY a clty·county af·
fa ir. President Nixon wasn't in at-
tendance. In a way, it's a pit y, too, It
might have re.assured him to leam that
bickering isn't confined to the federaJ
level.
Today's raids V.'ere the heaviest
"protective reaction" strikes over the
north since last March 20·21 Y:hen about
250 fighter-bombers and escorts hit
Ca iro newspapers said today Egypl!an
troops along the Suez Canal ha d been put
on maximum alert for possibl e rene1~·al or the connic! v.·ith Israel. bul l"PI
dispatches from Qantara on the east
bank of the canal reported there v:as no
evidence of unu:r:;ual activit~·.
Scliool Prciyer Backers
The central committee building is a
heavily guarded office in downto1•in
~loscow, the v.·orkplace of Communist
Party General Secretary Leonid I.
Brezhnev and his staff. There ha \'e been
no other reports of any protest group
gaining admittance. * * * Tliieu Refutes 11 appea red that emphasis v.·as pl ace-d
on pol 1lJcal rather !han milita~· means at
the present to ease the ~l iddle East s1tua-
t1nn. Ei:n•ptian Fore ign r-.1 i n i s t er
?>.1ahmoud Riad left Cairo todav for i\ew
York and said he v.·ould try -to isolate
lsrael fu rt he r in the L'"niled Nations.
Forcing Vote by House The incident capped 24 hours in which
the Soviet Jewish emigration campaign,
quiet for some t ime. suddenly ca me to
life . Anyway, during the city-co unty session,
Battin. as chairman of the coun ty board.
proposed v.·hat he tcnncd "a com-
promise"' in appt>inling: the so.called
public n1 ember of the LAF'C.
Battin rirst sugge~tcd that all current
claimants lo the public seat should be
wiped out of contention. Heaven onlv
knows how many folk s that might includ"e
et this wr!t ini;.
NEXT, BATTIN suggested thAt the new
appointee shouldn"t be a mayor or 11ny
other present public off icial. Si nce h~ was
tal king lo the cnunty 's mayors, ll1e in·
frrt>nCl'S they mi11:ht have drawn from
tha t little proviso likely \\'ent over like a
prr>verh1ai lead salami.
Finally. the count v hn Rrd chief said the
new member sh9utdn·1 be. ol"er aged 30.
Ou! of a\1 thi~. ynu mi ght get the notion
lhRl Battin already had somebody in
mind.
IF THE i\IA YORS had all stood and
cheered at thi s Junct ure. would Bobby A.
suddenly ha ve ·whipped open a closet door
end exposed the new candidate? ~1aybe.
Trouble v.·as. the reaction from the
assembled ma.\·ors v.·as something less
that the touchdown C'heer or a collegiate
roo ling section.
It v.•as more llke brea kfast indigestion.
Later in the conference, th ere were
some \"<Jliant efforl s by se\·erat of the
assembled rnay ors to start hacking
tov.·ard a real compromise that would
settle the cily+eounty diffrrences over the
cornpositkin of the LAFC.
STANTO~ !\1A YOR Dexter Hemeon
captured lhe n1ood of the thing pretty
well v.·hen he explained, "I'm just tired of
getting subpnenas evrry day ."
In the end, howe ve r. no conciliation
1urf aced .
And today. everybody is bac k in th~
i;ubpoena·scrving Qusiness.
:1111 11. hn11ever. fe els the ma yors pull·
ed a ma jor bQo.boo by fai llng to jump at
his l"e rs10n pf a con1ptom1s<'
&t th<' La ll If' nf u ranl(e Cnunl}'s \.AFC
is ba rk 1n the c-o urtrooms. Ha rk 1n
Au~u~l durin •' 1he fam ous s1x·sreond
1nl'el1n~. Ballin 11nd Fifth Distnrt
Super\"l.~01r Hnnald Ca spers had trird to
<1p~11nt Anaheim Att0rnr y Herbert A.
Llc kf'r l(1 the LAFC and oust Charlie
Prarson. Judge .). E-T. "J\ed" Ru1ter
ls~ued a temporary slay order against
that
But ~tonday. Judge Charles A, Bauer
11ftrd it. eff ective Oct. I.
1\0\\' THl::lt E is a lot of legal lalk to
\\rils as opposed to poss ible quo v.·arranl.Q
procct>d1ngs or maybe another visit to the
appellate court.
Loc<t l i;:o\·emment is lols of fun in
Or ange C<iunty.
Ky's Clairns Ile
Fell rs for Life
SAIGO N (AP J -Jfresident l'\gu~~n
Van Thieu denied today a charge by Vice
President Ngu yen Cao Ky thnt Thieu so
fears for his life he changes his sleeping:
places constantl y and seldom st ays aL
Independence Palace.
"That is totally false." Th ieu said in an
unusual persona! comm unique is~ul'd
through a government spokesm an. "I af-
f1nn tha t I ~'Pend every day and every
nip.ht in the Independence Pala ce··
lie added that anvone 11·ho ctnu btrd his
word could cherk hy asking "those ll'bo
work day and nigh t in the palace. frn1n
the soldiers on duty to the serv ant.'!, from
the drivers. to the policemen to the
janito rs. . . "
Kv. a bitter political rivnl of Th ir u.
made the statement in an interl"ie\v v.·i!h
an American tclr\"i$ton corresfYlndC'nt,
t.like \\'allace of CBS Ky said he v"as
B\\'are of a~sassin;111nn plo!s against
himself and kncv.' tha t Thiru also v.·:is
\vorried about personal serurit v
Wallare asked in Sa igon last \1'ef'k
whether it v.•as true that Thieu fea red fur
his ov.·n safety and srldom slept at
home. Ky replied th;it this v.·as the in-
forn1ation he had, .. thn t he's movi ng
around. worried about his ov.·n sccuri!\'.
sleeps one night here and sleeps one night
some other place.''
Burglars Loot
Body of Saint
FLORE:-.;GE. Ita ly I UPJ 1 -Thicvt <i
broke into a ehurch r.tnndav an d stf"l]('"
Jev.·els tak rn fro m the en1 IJaln1 ed bod\• of
a $il inl. ))(lliee said.
Thr thf'ft Jn ~I ,\la r~ 's t:hUrl'h \1r1s !hr
latest in a long se;ies or undrr111Jrltl ra id.~
on unguarded ll alian churches, n1any of
them containing art lrcasures A T1t1a11.
a Tintoretto and other p a in t i n ~ s
estimated at more than l4 6 million \\'rre
stolen O\'€'r the past v.•reks frnn1 ehurehes
in !hf' \'en1l'e region The Titian an~ other
p:i 1nt111J.ls 11:1\"C :-;1nre brrn rern\'ered
Po!1t·e sa1 rl thf' Fl orence thieves hrnke
ihe gluss wall of a sarco phagus con-
taining !he embalmed rernains of St .
Antnnine and stripped the borly of a i;:old
ring, a gold cross and a bishops saff.
They gave no estimate of the objects,
value.
"The scheduling of the r-.tic!dle ~:asl
... crisis <i l the Cnited l'\a\ions and securing
world condemn at ion of Israel also places
lhe United Stales in an av.·kward posi·
t1on," niad sa id in an airport stateme nt.
lie did not elaborate bul F.gy pt ha s ac·
c-11sed lhe L'nited St.ates of enco uragi ng
lsr:1el.
1'ension in the {11 iddle ~ast has heen
rising since Israel shot dov.·n an Egy pt ian
:;;ukhoi 7 figh ter bnmber on Sept. 18 and
r·:~.1·pt ~hot down an J:r:;rae!i BtK'ing
51 rn tocru1 ser army transpo rt pla ne last
Fridav. Lraders of hoth sides iss11f•d
stateffien ls indit ating the cea:r:;e-f1re could
brl'ak do \l:n at any mf•me11t.
The semioHirial Cairn nev.·~paper Al
Ahr;im said today Israeli troops 11·rre
mov1ni; ar!illery up to their fr ontl ine:r:;
::ilon.ll the Suez Canal and that Egy ptian
forces along the canal had beC'n put on a
1nax1mum alert with fronlline officer!'!
ordered '"tn take the nece~.sar y
measures to pre1·ent the en emy from ac·
compli.~hing hi~ objeclives."
l'Pl correspondent Thomas Cheath;im,
v.•ho visit ed Qantara in the occupied Sin <li
on a conducted tour v.·ith o!hrr nell'smeu.
said there was no indication of an alc r1
and that hoth Israeli and E ~ypt ian
sold iers co uld be seen v.·alking in the open
pret1y murh as usu al. Qantara is 200
yards across the cana! from Egypt.
H'lcks
'lfle've thought of a w<ly
you can quit gracefully,
Spiro !'
\\"i\SHJ\"GTO:\" 1LPJ1 -Backers of a
constitutional amendment to put prayer
hac k in the schools claimed all but three
of the 218 signa tures th ey needed today
on a petit ion to force a House vote on the
iS1'UC
.".lanagers of the mo\·e to disloc!ge the
an1endn1enl frorn the Judiciary Com·
mittee said the three needed members
v.·ere lined up and 1~·aiting to add their
11a111cs within mll n1ents ;ifter !he opening
g<ircl ;it nou11
Opponents or the controversi al prayer
;1mend n1ent l'o nceded !here 11·as nri 11 r1J
now to block !he di scharge petllion.
c:rncr:illy they agreed 11•1th proponents
that !here v.·as 110 pros pect either that the
/lou'>e v.·outd reiect the amendment
Hep. Chaln1ers P. \\'ylie (R-Ohio1.
sprinsnr or rhe petition and of the con·
st1t ul!onal amendn1enl tv which it "·as
directed, sl<1od ready to call up the issue
at the earliest av:ulable date
Gumnen Unleash
Fire at British
Soldiers, Mi ss
BELFA ST. r-..;orthern Ireland (UPI I -
r;un111en fired abo ut 20 shots at a five-
nian police :ind army patrol in the
Hornan C<1thol1c Andersonsto"·n Dist rict
of Belfast today, but failed to hit anyone .
the Brit ish ;1rmy said .
The patrol ret urned fire trom its land-
rover and reinforcements were rushed
To !he SC'enr of !he incident a1 !he in-
tl'rSl'C\Jf)/l (ir !ile11 and Shaws Roads
ll"here a sold1"r 11 ,1~ 11nunded la st v.·eek,
an army S1K1kc~n1a n ~aid .
A ~earch hej:!an for the gunmen, but
ihere ''ere no unmechate reports of ar-
rei.t~
F::irl 1rr tnd,11 lhr army blan1ed the
(1ull;111ed l ri ~h l{rpuh!1ran Arm y for :in
l'.\ploslon in ,1 rrri11ded Pro teslanl pub
thal 1111urrrl :::1 11rr son ~
"Ii 11;ii. a fu rt tl"r attempt b.1· the IRA
111 prl)\'Okr Prr.tes!:int reaction, .. an army
spr1 kf'F1nr111 ~a id.
Thr hon1h r.1.p!odrd in th e Rlue Brll
R~1r 111 Hf'il;Jsl·., l'rn!eslant Sandy Ro1v
~cr1 1un Just before !he 11 p.m. t•losing
11 1ne ~t nnd ay :'\Inst nf lhe injured s uf -
lcred rut s frorn fl~·1ng gla~s. the
sp1<ke ~ma 11 s;ild,
Winter Grips Rockies
l!urr1· :O.h:l;O\lft!l. 11 ho lives near the
pub , S<;id he \I as knoi.:ked out or !he bed
by the b!;1i.t.
'"I r.'1 11 llU1~1de and could hea r people
~e re;1n1111J! and shouting," he said. "I
\1ent 1ns1de and pulled tv.·o people out and
helped them across the road. They had
bee n hit in the face with glass."
Cool Weather R e1}orted Ove r Much of Nation Laird Supports
~1 ilita ry Medical
Training Plnns
California
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!~ !~ Sec relar\· ~1r ll 111 H. Laird endorsed 10-
11 '' dA y a 'ne\\' scholll rship program fnr
~ ~ , 1• students In the health proteS'Sions arid
" .J' .1s cre11 ti on of oi military medical academy
•1 lll to help end the doctor draft. •i s1 .w I v .1 In testimony prepared for the I ouse
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~ i.u rel ied hee\'ily on the general drart and A " special doctor draft to provide he.allh " " .. • • " " • " " .
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personnel when needed. " Laird. \\'hose testimony was delivered
lo the commillet v.•hen he was unable In 11 aUend lhe hearing personally, said lhe
pro posed ermrd ser\'ices med ic al school
would at trnct doctor! seeking a ca reer In
oi the military "'IHle lhe .SC'holarl'lhips v.·ou ld
prnvlde rnrdir:il ~rsonnel as !he drart is
17 phn~ed out. .
lli:r:; lestimonv supported a h 111 ~pnnsor!:'d by Com mittee chairman f
Edward Hebert ! D·La ). who ~id there
Is a "mllss cxod11s of physicians from ac-
,. !h•p m1l1tary 11ervice."
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Lnder House rules, that proba bly ~·ill
not be before Nov. 8.
The amendn1ent v.·ould o ver t u r n
Suprerne Court decisions of 1962 and 1963
holding that the t'Qnslitutio na! guarantee
of religious freedon1 precluded organized
pra.l'er in public schools.
\\"ylie has been "'Orking all year
sol iciting 'members' signatures on his
discharge pet1t1 on. a device rarely used
an even less often successful in bypassing
the nor mal House committee process.
lie att ributed the slow, steady buildup
or n<irn es on 1he petition mainly,
tin11·ever. lo the efforts or outside groups,
lie pr<i1sed es1>ecially the 1~·ork of 1\lrs.
Ben Ruhl in , of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. a
rnother and housewife 1vho has devoted
n1urh of her time for n1ore than l\.\'O
years lo organization of a nationwide lob-
by campaig n ror the prayer amendment.
As sponsored by \Vyhe it would read as
rotlo11 ~.
'"'\uth 1ng l'1JntJ1ned 1n tlus <.:onstitution
.shall ahr1dge !he right of persons la\1·full y
;i~sernbled, in an public building v.·hich i.s
suppo rte d in whole or in part through the
expenditure of public fu nds, to
p a r I 1 ,. 1 pa t e in nondenominational
pra.ver."
Tn becorne eff ective, the amendment.
must bf. .apprn,·ed by a tw o·th irds vote of
the llnu'it and then of the Senat e. Then it
n1ust be npprnl'ed by thrre-fo urths of !he
:-;t:i!t lc,:!1.~lalures. ~·o president ial action
1s ne eded.
\\'.1 lie f{10k (he discharge route after
b1.:enn1u1g <·onvinced the ,Jud iciary Com-
rn lt 1t £' ncvr r "·ould act on the issue. The.
{"(11n1nittee in 1964 he ld extensive hear·
ill!'." on l"arious proposals lo re verse the
cou rt's ant1prayer rulings. inc luding one
ldentieal to \Vylie's. It rejected them all
as p.1tentia!ly damaging lo the first
a mendment"~ guarantees of free press,
rellg1on, $peech an peaceful assembly.
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Sunday night, on the e\'e of the J ewish
new year, Jewish sources reported that
police had dispersed a crov.·d or more
th an 1,000 celebrants outside 1'1oscow's
1nain synagogue and had arrested three
J ev.·s.
Early !\londay other sources disclosed
lo newsmen a petition a~k1ng freedom to
emigrate to Israel signed by more than
1.000 Je\\•ish heads or household from all
ov er the nation. an unprecedented
number of signatories for a single peti-
tion. It was addressed to the forthcoming
U.N. General Assembl y and the Kremlin
leade rship.
High Ohio Legnl
Official T ap1Jed
COLU\tBUS. Ohio (AP J Ohio
Supren1e Court ,Justice Robert t.t Duncan
has been nominated to hi\ a vacancy on
the United States Court of Milit ary Ap-
peals. Sen. \\"illiam B. Saxbe !R-OhioJ,
said toda}.
Th e senator said l1e had been so
notified by the \\'hl!e House.
Duncan, 44, of Columbus, Ohio, was
nominated to a 15·year te rm. lf con-
firmed by the U.S. Senate, lie \\'OU ld fill
the vacancy or Judge J lomer F'erguson,
v.·ho v.'as not renominated.
The job pays $42 .500 a year.
Sax be said he ex pected no diHicult y in
Duncan·s confirmation.
Duncan ser1·ed as chief of the
\\'orkmen·s Compensation section 1n th e
Ohio attorney general's office \\"hen Sax·
he v.·as attorney gen eral. Duncan "·as
later chief counsel in the attorney
general's office.
U.N. Sessio11 Co11ve1aes
1\ lont? \\'Orkman outside the Un ited Nations f'leadquarter.~ changes a
h alvard on a fla gpole 1n preparation for the 26th General A~scmbl y
ses~io n \\'hich convened today. Tnside. delegates may '''ish it y,.·erc as
easy for them to make their U.N. machinery \vork smoothly .
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EDI T IO N N.Y. Stocks
VOL 64, NO. 226, 2 SECTION S, 26 PAGES ORA NGE COUNTY , CALIFORNIA TU ESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1971 TEN CENT S
Battin, Ca·spers Win LAFC Flap Court Round
B) T0.\1 BARLEV
Ot •h• t1 .. 11r '•lol ll•U
.Shocked l;iwyers tor the Orange County
League of Ci!ies are today picking up the
nieees or a l<1wsu 1! that was demolished
1\londay afler just two hour~ of
0·ourtroon1 drha1e 1ntu the Local Agency
Vorn1at1on Comn1isslo11 C1)nfro ve rsy ,
(I had bceu estunated l)efore the fo ui-
parties involved 11·cnl into Oran ge Count\'
:-iupe!'ior Court .Judge Charles Bauer-"~
rnurlroom tha! 1t mighl take as long as
Medina Case
Argume11ts
Get Delay
Fro1n \\'ire Ser\'it:ts
l-'1112.l argun1ents in the :'.fy Lai rnurder
!'OUl'l·n1artial of C<ipt Ernest J. .. \lcdin;,
\\c>re delayed today \\hile attorneys
.:11·gl1cd 01·cr the final inslructi0.'1S Y.'hith
!he judge \vlll give !o lhe jur}'.
The fudge. Col. Ke nnetl1 A_ Ho1r~rd .
said fJis insl1·uctlons covered 1nore lhan
:io le gal pages. He gave a copy each to
the defense and prosecution. and at-
lnrncys argued 01·er what they felt should
be deleted or added. < After agreernent is reached 011 the in-
1ilruct1ons. tach side \\'ill rnake its final
<1rgumen1 . the jury \Viii be charged and
!hen Medina's fa tr-\1•ill be left in the
hands or his ri1·t otficer court-martial
board.
The eourt·n1artial h<.id been in reces~
t;1nce Friday 1\·hen the military judge
di smissed one n1urder count and reduced
another thargf' that involved 100 killings.
Medina still Is t·hargeo with murdering
111 Vietnamese woma n out side the village
or l\1y Lai. lie insists he shot her in self
<lefense.
llo\vard disn1issed the t:harge which ar-
l'used Medina of ordering a small boy
shot and killed al l\ty Lai. The judgt
:irtE'd after Gene Oli1'er of Fort
Lauderdale. F'la , testified he shot and
killed the boy on his 0111n initiative
lloward reduced to ! n v o I u n I ;r r v
ni<r nslaughter the charge lhat r..!cdin~
<t)JO\\'ed his !roops to kill 100 other Viet·
n.1mese L·ivilians at My La i_
1101\'il l'd said lhere was not enough
e1'idence to support the governmenr~
:irgun1en! !hat r..1edin a knew about the
killings , '·calculatingly" chose to do
nothing. and by doing nothing encouraged
1hf' killings to continue. t.ledin:t denied he
ordered or massacre or even knew one
"'as goi ng on .
~1ca11\1•hile at Fl ~leade. Md _. an
Arn1y otficer summoned rrom his duty
stalion in Ta i111an s"'Ore tod ay that Col.
()ran I\. Henderson ne ver asked t11m 1o
Question his pilot~ abnul 11,1!d finng or in-
discrirrunate ktlhn~ or Cil'llians in f\1y
Lai
'Did yuu r 1·rr recei~e r·eporls or
allcga!1oqs YOl1r g11nsh1p~ 11·ere 0ut of
1·nntrnl." LI l'ol (;!en11 I) r;1bson wa~~
'1Skt'd a1 llr.nrlt'r$nn '.:; tour1 1nartlal
· ,\ I <lid nl'll .,
'"Q. Did ~011 f'\'cr· l'!)ndul'1 an ip·
\ cstigatiori'~·· asked the prosecutor. J\laJ
Ca rroll Tic henor
"A I did nol "
"Q. Did Col. Henderson ever approach
you personally and ask you to survey
yo ur pilots to ask H they e.ver obser1·ed
any wild shooting or J<lll ing or non-
combatants '.'''
Jose Feliciano
Seeking Divorce
In County Court
Blind gu1taris1 .Jo.~e Feliciano ~ued for
rHvorce ~londay from his estranged wift'.
Hilda, in an Orange Cou nty Superior
Court aclion lha1 cites "irreconcilablt:
differences" belwe.en lhe couple.
The Feliciano~ married six years ago
in Georgia. They havt no children,
I'h~ight less entertainer. who_drt.\V
headlines when he sang a rock version o{
thf 'National Anthe1n al a wo rld series
game. states the couple's assets have
been divided in an agreen1enl drawn up
prior lo filing his action.
Felici ano . who now lives in Orange.
"'as granted an entertainment perznit by
the ;'liewport Brach Planning Commission
las~ Y.CCk for the \V eslcHrr night spot that
Again bears hrs name after a eheckererl
history in 'A'h1ch lhe premises changer!
hands several lim<'s.
Hilda Feliciano was one or his partners
In 1he di-fa ted vcn!ure !hal was dissolved
~fter a serie~ of superior courl lawsuits
in wt11rh the Feliciano~ sued other
partnrr~ in lht enterprise.
L3\\'yer~ estimated •·hen . LI~ \1111
laws11 it had been scttl~ !hat the en-
ll"rlainrr harl 1n~1 1nore than SI00,000 in
lhc rrs\a11ranl busincs~
two weeks to get a ruhng on the League·s
argument that LAFC men1ber Charles
Pearson was unlawfull y replaced by
.'.naheim attorney lle rb Lieker.
Sul attorney Tom Vloodrufr for the
League and attorney Tln1 Strader for the
1nterl'e11ing Council of Conununities of
Irvine. ne ver reached the &tage o( calling
wlL11e.sses to suppor1 1hf'ir argun1ents
against county supervisors Hober! Batt in
and ltonald Cas pers and Los Alan1itos
Counc ilman Joe Hyde.
The two superv isors and Hyde replaced
Pearson with Licker last Aug. 9 in a s1x-
seco nd debacle that tnded with Battin
and Hydt runnir.g from an LAFC hf'aring
room that was parked with angry Orange
County mayors.
Thal meeting never came into question
befort Judge Bauer.
!le heard open111g arg un1cnts Iron\
Deputy County Counsel \\lil ha1n tllcCourt
lor the Bat!ln-taspcrs gruup and
prel1m1nar.v ~tatement s from \Voodruff
and Strader before granling the demur·
rer !Objection in \aw l submitted by
tllcCourt.
Judge Ba uer ruled. in eHet•l. tha1
\\'Oodruff had taken th!!' wrong rOad to
reach the required destination.
He pointed out that an issue involving
pol ilical olfire such a~ tha1 held hy
Pearson could only be disputed 1\'ith !hr
tonse11t of lhe slate allorney general
\Voodruff. obvious ly staggered. pleadrrt
with Judgr Bauer for mol't> Lime to
arncnd his la \\'SUit. Judge Bauer gave
h11n until Or.t I to do so \l'ith comn1ents
11•h1ch made il ('!ecir th.it !he JUr1s1 docs
not be!i e1·t' \Voedrulf's 11•ril c<1n be
rev;im ped to the po1t11 Illa! 1t rneels legal
1·eQ ulrements.
The sltua ttvn today is !Jun Pearson, an
.A.nahe1m ('01Jnctln1a;1. will hold his LA F'C
seal until OcL I. \Voodruff niust the11
present Jl1dge Bauci· v.·1th evidence that
w11! permtl rhe JUrt st to hear 1csti1nony
<1ga1nst the ~eating of L1('ker and extend
rhe restraining order first granled b,1'
Sup('rior Cour1 Judge J. E. T, "Ned"
f{u\lc.r
!f that u1·der lapses. Licker will take
lhr sr:it into \.\'h1c h he was voted s11
weeks ago by Ballin. Caspers and }/yde.
Sources fltl both sides !Oday predicted
lh<J! ii .. poJ1tlcal solution" to the impas.'11!
1s rnutll more likely than any resol ution
nf the co ntroversy 1n the cou rts.
League allorneys are consider1n& •n
1~er LAFC, Page %1
Draft Extension Voted
College Def errnents Banned; Filibuster Fails
OAllY l'llOT Sl•ll l'~ot•
ST ARTS 2ND HUNDRED YEAR S
Miss Louise Emily Higlin
M esnn Recalls
Past 100 Ye{1rs
On Big Birthda y
By ARTll LIR R. VTJ'\St::L
01 Tho O•il> l'+ltl Siii!
_\l1ss Louise Emily Higlin is single.
.-,atisfied . and recall:'!' \\'hrn 1111 infernal
sn1og m:«::h1ne. !ht horseless l'arnagr.
stampeded cows around Osk11loosa . Iowa
and A1ethodisn1 rneant something
She was 100 years old Monday . a Chris-
tian for a full century. a Californian 61
yt'ars. a Costa Mesan 14 years and proud
of it .
She seems lo know a good dea l aboul
wha(s \\Tong with th e world and ho\1' 1(1
riglit ii.
Chances are shf' could turn righl_ to thr
ans111er givt'r1 rur any situat1orr 111 th(' Hi·
hie she's 1-efe1TPd lo for 1nore than n1nr
deeades
If shP does.11·1 alri:::id v know 1ha1 1~
··1 firml y belirv(' that 1! these pt\V·l!)I ·
111!?_ ·honey pot.s' had slood up For .lrs 11 ~
1n;,tcad of g!>ll>g !() ~lerp ;it thrir post~.
11idespread rebellion wou ld 1H•1er k);:i1r
~11•ept the e:irrh," she rir C'lares
\liss Louise En1i!~· H1,o!li11 wa.s t1<1r11
Sept 2ll. 1871 , in TVf[. Carroll. 111 Shr had
" :-.turrly. ~im p!e . rundament al is! up-
bringing_
Belie! 1n the righL and equally
determined disbelief in thf' 1vrong or
fonfish are. hallmarks of her character.
"\Ve held to lhe straight. gospel
preaching and filling of fhe spirit.·· she
declares. Miss Looise F~mlly Higlin, af1er
100 years. declares things authoritatively.
She dismisses-the mild contemporary
v•ays of v.-orshlp as rather spineless
stratagems to rn1 sanctuaries and col ·
lcction plates.
"I bel it ve the Mcthodfsts back in our
day 11,·ere in contrast to the quiet. pew -101·-
ing ·sea-foamers· of today_" she declare~
···rhere was somt: shoutin ' that ver1 J.v
!Sef! SllE'5 100. Pa1c ?)
\\IASHINGTON 1UPI1 -The Senate,
alter a seven n1onth struggle, pa ssed and
sent to President Nixon today a draft e~-
1ension bill thal abolishes defermcnls lor
l'Ol!ege student s and gives 1he mil itary a
record high pay raise.
Passage of th<" measure -wha:l1 will
restore draft calls that have been suspen ·
ded since June 30 -fo llowed a close 61 to
:io vo te which barred 11. threatened
£11fbus1er
The bill i~ expected to be signed b.v
r\'1xon ~0011 . Inductions pr oba bly \\'ill bl!
resun1ed lmined1alely al'Lerwards.
The bill ca rries 1he st ronges t stat e1nent
yet 11•rittli'n oy Congre~.; 011 lhe Vietnam
\Var -urging the P1·es1den! to w1thdra1r
all U.S. troops f!'om lndothi11a as soon as
pos~ible
Bui. (1) the d1sappo1ntm('r.t of v.'ar
l'nt1cs, the measure sets no deadline for
an end to u.:;, 1nvolven1en1.
Since tht existing draft aul honty r:.-
pired, a series of co nt roversies had held
up a final Sena te vote on the new leg1s\a-
11on to extending the Select1~·e Service
jiystern unt il June JO. 1973
Sllpporlers at the ex tension :;uccecded
111 conr1ne111g two-thirds ol the ir col-
lrHgues that ll conllnualion of no in-
•luctions WiiS a haz;ird In nat1onal secun-
1,v, No one has be('n dralled into the arn1y
s1nrf' .June
In addit ion t(I a two year txtensiun 9f
the draft. !hr leg1~la\ion includes a $2 .4
h1ll ion n11!1ta ry pay raise and a com-
Air Traffic Ruling Sought
.Ne wport Lo Denuuul l 'ou nty Solution lo Is sue
By L. PETER KH IEG
OJ lhf Otll? l'il•I S1arr
Amid l'harges thal. Orange Count~·
Supe.rvi~rs ha ve done nolhing but pro·
c:rasti11ale in Ll1t search lor a solution 10
<·ounty a ir transportation problern l>,
\rwpo r! Beach !'OUn('ilmrn !\ilonday nighl
\'(1Jcd ID go !o the countv and dcrnand
that 11. solu tion be found . '
.\1ayor F.:d ll ir1 h nan1cd h1mscll <lnd
Cou ntihnen .Vl1Jan Dost al and Carl l\ymla
lo servt as a thrce-mernbrr ··nrgotia ling
1can1 ·· 10 tarry lhc mrssagr and bring
b;1ek an ans"'er by Nov . 8
1\y1nla su ggested the taclir. h1nt1ng
that , if th~ county refuses lo att. tht' c1tv
migl1t join f\!'\\'port Br;irh homeo\vner~
111 their lawsuitg agai nst the enunty over
the noise ~·realt'd by jt'.'ts.
K.1'n1la dcl·!lnrd !o el<ihorate. bu1 Co11n·
1·dn1;1n Donald :\lclnn1s wa s less shv.
· \\f' p:issrd resohll ion 11f1 er ~esolu1!011
al1rr resohll1011 , 11·r l'i' ber11 lri 1nrrt111~
af1er n1ret1ng 11f!l'r rner(ini; "he ~aid. "1[
wr're u11~11(·tr~~t11l in i:ietling: thr1r <1!-
!{'nl1n11 by lhe tan(' l1mi1 11e'!I l{'I lht'nl
~now llir rr arr alt1·rna!11·rl> tnr !;ulurr
The ac·tion l':imr a11r1' a r·1 !1 ~.f'n~' grOllfl
111t•t \\Ith !ht· 1·nun1:il fnr 11f':1rh 111'0 l1our ~
1lun11g an t1ftern1•011 ~!t1d\· ~r~~1011
In 1hr 1TI('f11ng long-t11 nr a1qxir! If•<'~
ln1·hJrl1ng O;in E::n1ory. h(';vJ Qf 1h<> A1rp<ir1
f\01S(' Ahatrn1rnt Cn1n1111Ure , t'lfed pai;f'"
of statistics purporting to show the in-
•Tf'asing noise problrrn The_\' said thr 011-
l,v relief for Newport Beach re sidcn1 s will
<·ome \\'hen lhe commercial jets arr
fQund a new home .
'fo that rnd, tounc.ilmf'n al so hea rd a
talk by real estate man Leo Leary.
representing lhe Reg \Vood Company of
Santa Ana , who said his f1nn still ha s not
~iven up its push for a jetport silt 1n the
Chino Hills, north of Yo rba Linda
Leary said detailed plans ror whal
11•ould initia lly be a privately-Jinanced
venture lhat even rur1 ll\ would be sold 111
"" publ ic agency 1'.'il! 'be di stlosed <11 a
p1 ess conference Oc1 20.
He insisted. however . Iha! the Ftdcral
Aviat ion Agency 1FAA 1 i.~ "maintaining
an Opt'tl mind" on lhe hilly 2~.000-at·i e
property.
However. an FAA spokesman \h1~
mo rning s<11d his agency J1as revJe1~ecl tht·
."ite and tentatively re t' om mended
against ii
H. K. Hant·hell. l''A:\ airport planner
riled • r('port filed la~t spring that poi nt "
oul the site is "'boxed in " by seve1'al bu sy
airporls. including LAX. !:'.\Toro. f\1arch
:\VB, Norton AFB . Long Beach Airport,
:ind Ontario airport
H;incht!l t said i( \\'ood 1vants to get ;i
ft1 rth('t look al the .s1tr frurn the FAA . lt
will h11ve lo I ind ii way lo ··mitigate" th is
problem .
Hanehe11 sa1rl lhAt \\'ood ha ." not filed
!See AIRPORT, Page !)
.4.utopsles Conflict
San Quentin Question:
How Was Jackson Shot?
St\i\' HAFAEI. fl.'.Pl 1 -Blalk revolu-
t1onarv c;forge ,Jackson \vas ~hol 1n thr
harh ;ii ~ilrl Qurnr1n /'11~n11 Aug 11 1i1 a
111an11cr Jlia! pn,;JJIJ olfit1al:-1'<1tl('rdNI
11ould hr "aln1o•;t irnpo.-..~1Ulr" II' 111(' shut.'
11r•rr . lro111 ii :!O·tO<JI R11;1rct 1111\'rr
\l;i1·1n ( ,;u n1.1 ( .i1fl11r r 1 )0111'11,·~1 (1
Cook(' fJ U\ltrd a pathQlng1~t 1od;1~ 111 Iii ...
11nal au!op.~) !'('ll<J1'1 rhr :10.ycri r--0ld ":-.ol r·
dad Br·othrr '· 11•/ls shol 111 thr h<il'k b1 n
bu!lcr 11·h1ch !raveled up h1~ bod1 ;111(!
c111rrged fr on1 hi.~ hr;-LI
Cooke in hi.~ prrli1n 1n0iry reri1rt Aug 2~
h;id des('ribed the hullers path lo he lhe
rxact opposite -entering lhe head and
en1erging from the back
Cooke ~aid a-pa!holog1st , Dr .. lohrr
i'\J"an"·aring . had conc!ude<i th e bullC"!
en tered Ja<.'kson's mi ddle bark. bro ke two
ribs, !raveled up the .~pin(' through the
brain and exiled through !he lop of tile
skull. This would be cxac!lv thf' revcr:.e
of the path inilially deseribtd
''Bnll istic~ consultation confirm.~ that
1he rntry "·ound 11·t1s madr in the middlr
hark and the exil wa~ ;:it thr top of I.he
~kull. '' thr report 5aid
Sa n Quent.in offitial s have said Jack~on
wa s i.hol tro111 ,. 20-lool -hl!;h gun t.owrr
\l'hil c ra('inj! ac'ross ;:i prison y;ird in front
nf !hr 111;1,x1n1unl·.~t'('lll'1 ly S;t1l QUf'llll ll
Ad iu~t111e11 1 Cc:111r1· d11ring an aborl1\'C
r·~1 :1 1w ;111r11 1pl
111 ... 11lr !hr :'ld1u~1111en1 ;t11ll'1 cell hloi·~
ll 1r h111i11 • .. •ii thrrr l.:l!ard,<; and h1n
n1·1.-,•111rr, v.·er1• f1111 nd 'll<1t h1',11e11 nr
1111h tlir11 ll1ro1H~ :.l:i i;hrd
A B1·rk('{!·v all 11rnf"1 , Stepllr·n \11 tchell
H111~h;1m 'l R. h,i~ brrn i·harged l\'llh
.~rnuggll11g a gurl 1h lo ,J<.1<:kson in thr
·"dJu.5bnen1 Center Visitol'S Bu r ~ a u
Binghalll disappeared a!Ler the incident
and is !.he ti hJect or a nationwide searth
San Quent in infonna!ion officer .Joseph
()'Brien said it would IJe "aln1osl in1-
possi h!e" for Jack.son to have been shot
in the back in Lhe manner described in
1hr ;:iutQp!>y if thf' hullr1 ~·A~ fired fro1n a
IS« JACKSON, Page 2!
Dou Ordinance t'
To Get 'Second
No Motive • Ill Stabbings Look' in Ne,vport
Ne'A•porl Beach Parks, Beaches and
Recreation Commissioners will re-ex-
;unine l/1eir stand against dogs on ocean
lronl 15e8Cliff8l a mel!ting tOrligJu at-7
o'clock in city ball Victint Slash ed Wit1i Heavy Blade Near Berkeky
BERKELEY (UPI ! -Two men using
, heavy-bladed weapon attacked a college
student near the University DI California
early tod1y -the fif!h su<'h motiveless
slashing in the. etrkeley area in recenl
n1onth!i.
Bruce Lamar. 18. ::t UC studenl living
in Berkeley. was walking home in the
North Campus area when two black men
started rollowing him . stt upon him
wilhout. a word, hil and slashed hin1
repe atedly, then walked off. lc&v1ng hin1
in the atreel.
Lamar, who suffered a 5kull rracturt
,nd deep cuts on th!!' head. ahoulder:s and
hands. wa s in se rious <'Ondition JI Her·
rick ll·femorial Hos pit;ll .
Hi!' told poliet' that he lo!d the two
assailants that he had no money , bvt that
tht'y didn'! seem to care.
Two blacks attacked a young couple in
Tilden Park. in the hills easLof Berkeley.
on Sunday, slashing !hem with a 1nachcle
and then driving off in 11 white srdan.
Allison Hassenfordcr. 20. Fergu son .
~10 .. and Joseph ll. Rusnak. 2.1, Van-
dergrift. Va .. told aUthoritles thry wert'
preparing l.Q r.amp in the park when thr
men drove up and ordered then1 to pul
their hands on lop of jhe car
\Vithoul warning. lhry ~IHd. !he at·
tackers sla~hed the gl rl on the lace, ntck
and shoulders and Rusnttk on lhe bac:k,
right side and shoulder~ with • machete.
Bo1h were in f;:iir 1.:ond1t1on
Berkeley police said there have been
three motivelr :ss knife attacks, involving
one or two black rnen. In the South Cam-
pus area sinC'e July 27. All three vi etims
survived. In one incident . the lwn men
dro\'e oH in a "'hlte swan.
A spokesman said lhe incidents, in
which two men and a Y.'Omfln 'A't're at-
tacked withoul rea son 'A'hilc walklng
:ilonl' at night , stemtd to be related to
the ].atest -attack hy thei r lack of reason
and the weapons.
The police offielal !laid a fatal stabbl11g
last October. involving ;1 still unidentilif'd
man found in a we5t Berkeley rtrivewa~.
1night al!lo be connected with the rtcenL
sla~hings.
flecommendalio ns or th e com·
missio ne rs \\'ill be forwarded to city
councilmen in advance of a public hear-
ing scheduled by th11t body Oct. 12.
The city had placed a total ban on dogs
during the sum1ner, bul that expired
Sept. 15
Com inissione rs also will get a look al
re\'i!ied plans for re<'realio nal faeilitie,c; at.
!he 25fl.unit Versailles apartment com-
ple.x on the bluffs adjacent to Hoag
MemnriRI Hospitnl .
Redt>signed bea t h signs wlll also be
discussed
"These'Jl bt v~ry attractive," said
PBR Director Cnl Stewart. "'ho c11lled
present oce;in-front rult signs ''ugly,"
Conslruction on any 11dopted signs wltl
~gin after th!!' city council ha11 dl!'c1ded
the doi,i-on-bea,·hcs issue. he s1ud.
I
pron1ise version of an end-the-war
an1endtnent.
Tht' Srn11!!' originally passed an end-
1 Ile-war ,11nendn1ent ca!li~g for the
withdrawal of all U.S. troops from
Indochina 1n nine months. The language
11·a" 11·eakened and the s pe c ifi c
1v1thdrawal timetable deleted in a Senatt:-
Hnu:;p conference_
Senate LJe1norratit L('ader 1\1 1 k I':
l\lansfield, 11ho introduced the Vietnam
1~'t'r DRAFT. Page Z'
Newport Picks
Freeway U11it
Just in Case
N"e wpor\ Bf'ach city tou111e1lmen rt·
established their J·'reew-.y Negotiatini
Comm1llee !llonday night ill order to
have a group avai lable to discuss an.v
futu re d1'1•elopme11t5 on the ('Ontrover-
s1<il P:ie1f1 c Coasl frttway.
\layor Ed Hir111 nn111ed !he sc.me !hrc«
111C"n1bcrs -h!n1sclf. Vi<:e ~tayor lfoward
Roger~ and Coun('liman Donald '.\lclnn 1.~
-to th(' pane!
/11 other at t10 11 tl1e count1!:
-Appro1·ctl new olr-~treet parking reg -
tJ/allon ~ fnr cnn1111erc1t1I 1.nnes.
-S<Jid a 11111 l'onsidcr req11e~ts rro1n
hus1ncssmr11 fDI' 11111r llm1ts on park ing.
-Refused !o involve (he ci ty in ;, Cal i-
forn1t1 Publi(' U!il1t1 es Con11nlssion 111·
1·esl1gat1011 in!o a!ll'grd i111rrlock1nl! ow11·
f'rsh1ps bt-l\1'!'.'t".11 1\ir Cal1lornia anrt Gold-
en \re.~! 1\1rl111c~
-lkr1Jrd w111111u1 prr1ud1ce "' r'eQue!lt
by tl1r .\rllf11ln ll<irbnr V.:tcht Club Jn
11.~\e 1111' 1111 a!J<1nd1111 ·~n .i llcr nd.Fit Pnl
1.1 8111 Stn·1't
-Orli1 ,1('d un11 I (J, I 12 ~tl\' dlS('ll~SIOl'I
11r ;i nn1po.-"rf urlJ111 ,1nLe: pl.:i..,111g siri rtrr
rrg11l;1[1111i~ on g;1rlJa/:,r tol!e1·t1011
-Po~1pr1nPd u11111 tllat ~;,rnc n1cer1ni
any c1.u1s11Jt'r<i1J(in of :illry p;i1·1ng 1n Bal-
boa anrl '.'Jt'.'wpori I leigh1s_
-Schrduled a hearing fOr O('t. J2 ori
rhe cstabt1shmenl of .15 mile-per-hou r
~peed li1nJts OR Newport Hills Drive East
and \Vesl and Port Scobourne Way.
Cluh Donates $74:;
Trus!ccs of the San Joaquin Elemen·
!:i ry School District h~ve accepted a gil t
of $743 from the Turtle Rock Elementarv
S"hool Booster Club. ·
The gift \~ill be used lo purchase
ma ter'1als and boo1's for the school
lib rary,
Oruge C.a•t
Weat•er
·111e_ c;QQ1 .. _gray look_it.Jn_C~>J: .. the
Ort1nge Coast. Night and morning
low clouds and fog are still with
us with highs on the beach near 70.
inland near 78. Lows will be 64 and
65 respectively.
INSIDE TOPA Y
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Jorch10 a r;ott In lilt f!o14t 01t
cr1· oi·ersiul iss11e. See i tory,
r ' 4 rodoy
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9 DA.IL Y PILOT N T1.1t1t1.rr, St-pttmtitt 21, l 9n ..
Be"ld in Laguna
Suspect • Ill Rape
Drug Victim?
A 27-yea.r-o\d lnglc.wOl'ld m11n , 11 rrested
f'arty today as a ~uspect 1n a Laguna
Beach kain ap-raf:l(' casP. is under
observation 1n Orangt. Co!Jl'lly r-.1edical
Center follo'A·1ng 1 possible dr u g
O\'erdMe.
Da vid W Gorrell was picked up at his
horn by Ing le'A'ood pnl 1ce at I 26 a m.
and turned over to Laguna Beach police,
\Vho had req uested his arrest Officers
said he seemed •·groggy" 'A'hen :h\'akened
from sleep, but becaml' 1ncoherl'nt and
apparently iU after be ing brought to
LlfWI• for questioning
Coast High in Lagu na BPath 111 11p-
prnx1mately 8 :in pm Sun<!&).
AftP r refus1n~ 1n IPt her off Al a
friend's hnme u; Laguna, shf> told pn l1ce
the man pulled a knife, forced he r tn the
back Qf his van. raped her \I nst.r; and
a nk!r~ then <'ru1!inuPrl rl nvu1g nnrth on
!ht' hJgh\l'il\ the \nun i: woman allef:e<!
Pullin~ off thl' rna<i ne::ir lhe nn rt h <'llV
limits . he taped her e~ e•. rernn' e<I
her clothes and sub jf'rled ht>r to J<exual
assault , she told 0H1cers.
fo!lo\1·1ng the attack, hr dro \·e to
Ke;1·porl Beach and let her OU! of the car,
but beforr <loin~ sn tn!cl hrr his namr and
the address of hi.s res1den<'e in tnglrwood ,
the ""'Oman !iaid.
,~,·~-' .. • ,. I >
~"-
LAFC ... •
appeal to the Fourth Oistriet C.Ourt of Ap-
peals in which JudRe Bauer '! ruli ng V.'111
be challenged by them and poMibly by
S1rader for the CCL
Bui attention today was rocused on
Wednesday's meeting of the LAFr "'1th
the prPdietion h~· one participant that
''lhr "·hole issue mil!ht be resnll'ed right
there in the meP!ing room ."
Pl'ar~n will t<tke his sell! Wed nrsday
by \'irtue of Ju<lgr BauPr's extension ot
the restraining order. Aul it i:o: relt by
many invo lved in the C'Qntrover.~y that thei
ges.c;ioo ~·ill prO\'ide a solution to the
rearson-Lirker dilrmma.
Ballin "·a.s PQinlrd nut hy many 11s !he
man ...,·ho may "ell lead the \.\'<IY lo such
a solution
"I'm de!i~hled that v.·e've been "in-
dicated.'. the first district supervisor
from Santa Ana s;iid today "Of course. I
a !wa~·s knrw we would be once v.·e could He was tak!!n to th!! ~ledical Centr:r,
treated for a JX>SSibl!! drug ov!!rdose and
beld for observation. police said.
Gorrell's arrest was initiat!!d when 11
21-year-old !l.'ewporl Beach w om a n
reported to police 1'1onday that she had
been assaulted by a man who picked her
up when she ~·as tutchhiking on South
She "·ent 10 lh!! r.:ev•po rt Beach police
r;tation to report the incident and the rase
v.•as turned over to the Laguna Bea rh
police who r;ought the man·~ arrest He
wa~ booked on 5uspicion nf k1dnap1ng,
forcible rape and sexual perversion
B1·eal~. at B1·eal~er.111 Brice
find an impartial jud_lle. \
"The next move is up In the np~sing
parties," Hallin said. "As far a.c; I'm con·
C'ernrd, Herb Licker is nn 1he LAFC
"'htre ~·e put him and .<ill I can sey to
Orange Counl~··~ mayor~ i~ th :i t lhPy
should have listene<f In me :i liH le more
C'loselv l<1st "·ee krnd. ··
College T1·ustee SI{eptical
Over New Saddlehacl{ Vot e
By PATRICK BOYLE
01 JM Dalt~ l"lt.1 Sl•H
A trustee of Saddleback Col!ege 5.!lid
Ml'lnday he felt the l!iChool's chances of
getting a bond issue approved by the vnt-
en were slim and no moce such propos:ils
l!ihould be brough! before the electorate.
Hans Vogel. 1970-71 president of the
board, said he thought "the day of th!!
bond iM:ue is over.''
"I would say !hat no bond issue of any
kind is going to pass."' he added. "l think
we have 5een the last days of the bond
From Pnge l
AIRPORT ...
for formal air spaC'e reserval!on , cnn-
trarv to what Learv tn!d the cnunci! r.ton-
dav ·aftemoon. ·
~ncilmen had liltle comment on the
V.'ood proposal
Thev \1i1ere 11dama nt 1n their desire to
push the county Board of Supervisors into
artion, however. and v.·ere <'ritical of !he
fact that Fifth District Super\·isnr Rnnald
E. Caspers of Ne.,.,·port Beach v.·asn't at
the meeting 1'1onday.
C.Ouncil men said thev had been told he
would come. especially aftl?'r his sL<it-
ment at a meeting of mayors and
supervi!Ors Saturda)' that he is seeking
public opinion on the airport.
Caspers is schedu led to appear at a
m~ting of the l\'ewport Harbor Chamber
of C.Omm!!rce next month t.o discuss his
position on the facili f.y and has promi5ed
to answer que stions
Both the council and the citizens' com·
miltee are activating their intere.o;t in
develo ping a solution to the air
uansportation prnblem as the county
prepar!!S to re-negotiatP the !Pases of the
twa commercial jet <'arriers who use the
airport. Air Cahfom1a·s lease expires
~ov. 9. Air West's lease expires neict
?itarch.
One citlzen committee suggestion .... -;is
ti.I use these negot1afil)ns a~ a \ever fl)
force stnrter rontrols nn the airllne~.
CDuncil m!!n a~reed this v.·11! be urged by
their liaison committee .
Cities Bu y Riot GPar
R . .1,LE!G H. :\ C ! AP 1 -Three-fr,urth~
of ~orth Carolina ·~ cities and Ill""'"~ ha\e
vsed federal antirrimr funds tri buy fl<o!
gear, but such purrhasrs accr1unt for only
a smal l portion of the state's hinds under
the Omnibus Crime anrl S11fe Stretts Art.
OUNGI COAST
DAILY PILOT
CLVtOf CDAST "1.llUDllHO CX».l.l"AHY
••l-f t-.i. w • ..1 '-~-P't.Kll-• Ji.Ir L C"l.., it Va ,,_i.-, -~-' ,,.__
llior•u\ k'.:tt vil
'""' Tlie"''' A. J.I UTt>~;n•
N.&r~.rci Edflllr
L. ,., •• )(,;.,
"fWPGrt 8-.11 CJIY ElllW .. ..,.., '"°' OHb
J Jll Nnrport lo~l•~•"'
M'11!11 Addr•n: r.o, loir 111s, 92l63 --Omit .,,..., Z10 Wal 8.tV sw.t
~ ••di: m ""'•' Av.,._ ......... , •.vi: 111r1 8 .. m ..,_,, i l .. ~ -.. llr!O " "9lDlol ..... ~
issue."
The comments ram~ following a report
by superintendenl Fred Bremer crm·
cerning the final results of the Sept. 14
bond election. District voter~ refu5ed lt)
approve the sal!! of $24.8 million in bonds
for the construction of new bu1ld1ng5 <it
the Mission Viejo campus.
Vogel attribu!ed thl' defPat In thr
"ovt>rburrlPned laxpa_vrr" and 1he cln1!rl
of confusion cau~ed hy the rf'<'ent. statf'
Supreme Court rul ing (In properly t11x-
atinn for s<'hl)()ls. ThP court r11lrrl !h;it
!;Urh educational .support i~ inequ1t;ihle
anrl. there£orP, unmn.st1lu!Jnn.:il
Referring to th\" rlr fr;:it nf 1hr hnnrl rrn-
posal :is a "::nunrl whipping at thP poll.s."
Vogel suggested the school 1mplemrnt 11.s
construction program \1'ith perm1ss1ve
tax levies.
"\Ve are .'lOing to h;n·e In proceed on a
pa,\'-aS·you-gn-bilsr~."· hr .~ill<!.
VngPI .sugges!erl !he bo;irrl :irtnpt 111
policy or no longer going In !he \'Ot<'rs fnr
honrl funrlln_'l apprn\';il Howe1'l'r. hr rP·
ques!rd !hat no action he taken IITI·
med iately on his ~l!g.'les!inn in order lfl
a!lov.' his fe!IO\\' trus!ces lo carefully rnn-
&ider such a pohry.
The other trustee!!. nffered no com-
ments on ·vo~el·.s remarks.
Trustee Pa trick Ra ck11s t h an k e rl
superintendent Fred Bremer ;ind C'Ollei::P
community relations direct.or ~lel 1·1n ~!11·
chell for the effor1 they put forth !o grun
l!iUpPQrt fnr the bnnrl pa.~sagr.
Bremer prn virl rd tnistePs 11·11h the
breakrlown bv cnrnmun1!ie" of thP \ n!r 1n
the election in v.·hich on!.v I.~ rercrn r of
the rlecrorale went tn !he pnll s
The por!1on of "~·es·· ,·ote.s \.\::ts 2R J}f'r·
<'ent in San Clemente: 36 prrct'nt 1n
Capistrano BPach. 40 prrcrnt 1n S::in .Juan
Capistrano anrl Dan;i Poi nt : 411 pPrcrnt Jn
Lagt1na Beach. La.e:un .:i lli!l i:. LaJ:una
l'iguel and South Laguna . 68 perccnl in
Irvine : 70 percent tn r..lission \l ie-Jn, 64
percrnt 1n El Toro: ~4 f)f'r ccnt 1n U>1s11r"
\\'or\rl . 50 pPrrcnt in Trabuco Can~on and
42 percent 1n Tustin.
Ne\\porl Brok er
In Cit y Jail •
On Dope Charges
A l\'e\.\·pnrl Bearh 1n1r.stmenl brokt>r
who met a prosf:l('cl11 e client in C\lst;i
~1esa ,\fonday nigh1 \ra.~ in jail today,
follo...,·ing police a1Jega11on<: of a 10 pound,
$1.500 marijuana l.rans.:ict1on.
James R. Peterson. 2.l of 448 Seville
A,·e . ~·a, booked on suspicion or sale nf
marijuana.
[)('(ectivt> Nllrm K11tch s111d ar·
range-menls were made to mttt Pe!er.son
ar 2!64 Raleigh A\'e , In dt.•cuss hui:1ne.si:.
He al leged !.he m.~pf"ct told unrlcrco' rr
a,eenls hr ro11lrt suppl_v 10 flllunds of pot
1mmt>rl1a1P!~·. al $150 per po11i
101·estig;itors throuji!hnut I · lhland
i:a.1· pncP i~ up and quality IS dul' To
a bad m;iriJUana cmp year 1n e IC'O anrt
more effect11·e curb" on in1ernalionat
dni~ ~mu~gl1 nR.
Ku!ch char2ed that r errrson d1!icu.s ... ed
the possibtlil,\' of delivery a furth<-r ~
po11nd qu11.nt.1ty of mar11uana !oday.
befo re being Informed he 'A'OOld be
engage-ct in olher busineS!'l.
Ne,vport School
Seeks Volunteers
Volunteers fnr t he individualized
teach i~g program of Eastbluff Elemen·
tary School 1n Xe....-port Beach are being
sought to as.sist teachers for the 1971·72
school year
Faculty and 3taff or the Newport-~fesa
Unified di9lrirt'i: ntwe~t elemenll'lf)'
school in,·ite 1ntere1;ttd adults. whelhf'r
pareni,., or riot II'! Jo in In Lhe unique
tducationa\ program
A mtttinji! In eliplAu'I hnv; vnlun!CPr~
<'lln hl'.lp "'Ill ~ helri 11f :I :lfJ p n1
Y.'ednesda.v in the ~rhflOI'! mulli·purpn~r
room. 2627 \'1st.:1 del Oro
Vol unteers will ~'r\·e un<ler I.hi! direr·
Hon of 11 teacher-111df' ;i nd nfl ~pec1al
6kills or credential~ Me r'qulrerl
Dri\'er of th is sport." car might not find acces~ so
ear.v to Breaker,<; Dr11·e in rorona del rita r \.\'hen
\1 tn'1ert1me rolls arounrl Breakrrr. Drive llorneo\\fl·
ers .-\ssocia tinn 'l'Jll in stall an electric ga te al ready
approved by l\'e\1 port Beach Ci l.y Council. Spee~
ing by users of Big c.orona Bearh \.\'as blamed in
citing need for the electronic gatekeeper.
From Poge J
SHE 'S 100. ••
brn11ght !hP Sp1n1 rl ril'.n"
I cln hPli r1-P lhP old !JmPr!'> b:irk !her"
did a fa r helle r job of holding on to v.hat
'h"1' h::id ." .she cnntinu rs.
''HOid fac;t to rhal ...,h1rh thou hast ." arl-
m11n1~hf's \!Ls" Lnuisr En11lv H1p:hn
One of !hose nld·tuners held fa~t f(l
Pnnurh 1hat bv about 1890 he could f1nall v
;:iffl)td an aUtomobile. to the l'!,eneral
rl1(mav ::ind distrust of most Oskaloosa
lnn·n~fnlk
The 1nf Prnal machine fe;:ir urPd !hp ap-
l'f11n1mrn1.-. nf a fine ca rnai;'P ;ind had
four r;nl1d rubbPr li rPS. as we>IJ as 11~
m;ir\rlfT us in1ernal rnmh11.<t\on PrJl:ine.
\!i<:.<:. 1,.,11i~I' F,milv Highn C'On~ide r.s 11 a
\JI 1rl rl1 ildh11nd mPn1n r~·
Lh-.~~tr.rj{ ;:ind prl s f\('d in 1r rrnr :i .-. !hP
hnrsrlr.<:.<:. <':Jrri::it:P .~ntnP ().-.k;iJr}O~;in~
rrtn~irlp rrd 1'1rk,·rl r·hui:grd n1rr the ln1111
<'nuntr~~ide al J miles per hnur, horn
too ting.
NPilher nne. -reputed \\'Jrkerlne ss nnr
rr11·<:.!Ptinl1~ i:nunrl effp rts -trnuhled the
rri11ni:.
''Ynung"tPrr; \\'C'rr 1.1;:irnP<i n'll In 1.:n
n"11r 11 le<:.t 11p hP \'1<:.ilrrl w11h ~nre
di~p!pasure fr nm On High," says r-.11ss
Lo111~e F:n11l.v H1cltn.
ro;il min int? "'RS a pr1nr1pal p:irt nf rhe
n .-.1.;alM<:.;i Pi·flnnm\·. hut !hP hl.:irk natural
fur\ hrrls v.·;:ined harlly alyiu! 1908·®, ~n
thf' (;l'rman li1gl1n fam ily looked
\.\'PSl\\'<trd.
'(;nldrn. rnll 1n' r:i!Jfnm1· .. ;\ll~<:. LIHll~E'
F.mdv Hl,c:hn rle<'larP~. ··Gold ~oundrd
bc!tf'r than ro~I :invwav.''
P11<.sini;: ll\'er <lrr~dr~ nf he r l1[P, ~t 1~~
Luu1.~P ~:mily Hu:-:hn tells of fin;ill y srt·
tl1ne 1n Cn<.1a i11r<;i
She ~hilrf.<; an .<tpar!ment :i l 24,10 S.:int::i
An;i Al''.'. w1!h :i cnmp<inion, ~!rs.
Bi'tnl<'P T.1.1 lnr_ kPrpinc <harp 111<.r r \ P~
nn 11·nrld. nill1nn11I. $t;ite and lnc;il ::ir-
ti1·i11e"
"\\'hPn ~·,. ::irt11Prl. lh" hnnnr~hl ,.
~1::i1nr ,Jnhn Smith <.,1! ::it 1hl' c1tr<. nf rhr
r11\' a frarle!';< man full nf f11r1 and a<'·
!inn "
\1!~~ \,nu1<.e F,m 1!v H11'-ll n rlPCl::i rp< r1ir·
rent :'lli11·nr Rohf.n \I \\'1l~nn tn br on
1 •. ,r 11nrrl•. ;i~ l\'l<f> ;inrl ~<11!-"lt'11111~ :i rn .111
;ii: rrer t1llf'•I lhP 1·1!1
She 1~ al~ro an <tl ld rP.:.rlPr, «lurh 1nii h• r
~ihle h11!hfu ll\' .:ilthnuch allf'r ::i rl'nl 11r1·
\Ii<< l.1'1111.<e Em!~ 1!1ghn kn'1\\'~ If .:ilnln<t
b\ hP;irf
Snmp ;imnn l! miln\' fr lPr.rl< <'Plrhr;it1n,;:
hfr IM!h t11r1h1\.1\ S11nrlil1 ::ii !hP hnn;e nf
"1 Ch.:irlrs .l11rg1·n~nn. rn;idp l'PfP rrnrr
In lh1<. r ltu;i\ fl' rf.:1d1ng nf lht' farnd1Ar
ra~<iltr.. '
··p,1r~< 1('11Jr hef!r! ! 11rn hr1,,f11'l11 ml"•rlf
fnr thi11 • Grr::1I Dav :· decl11rrrf ~h~~
IAu1sP Em1lv H1i::l1 n
•Like .vnuiig folks sa,v -'rram1n1ng for
the f1naL;."
f'rntn Page 1
J AC KSON ...
20·fMt j;(Un ln\\'Pf.
Other l::i"· enforcement officers 1heor11·
NI Jar\i:~nn rnulrl hav" been strurk f1r~t
hi' a !)ullet ft) the ankle. "·here a ""'OUnd
::tl.Sfl 11 ;1~ fnund, and rnuld lun·p hr<'n f1 J1.
ing ~·1th hi,<; heAd lo11·r r than his !n~~
\l'h<'O 1hl' .~rcnnd h1illrt .struck.
.Jacksnn's rt>J.11ivrs and supportPrs
h:i1r r•nns1 sl•~HLl,v .~aid 1hrv dirl nnt
hPl1r1·e thr pn'<ln \'f'r~i0n nf thP inrirlrnl.
;inrl h:i1 r ~.:11d .la1'k«nn ...,·;io;; · '~r1 up · !o hr
k1l1M lll'!·.iur.,, nf h1~ sta1u ~ as a nal1('1nt\l
-::;\ nibol of 11rison rf'\"nlution
· J'ooke .~11id he did not know h\IW lhe
fa!:il hu!lrts were fired.
"\ly primary t::isk 1~ In r!Pte rm1np 11 h11t
killer! a person ," l1e said. "I h;ivrn't f:nne
to S.:in Qucn1tn or atlrmptc<I to
r1"{V!n~truct thr sct'ne." h" ~Aid. "''Th11t's
\1·i!.h1n !he realm nf lhe rt !~trirt 11ttornP,\' ··
Cooke said the preliminary report .
issued ,.,.,.o day~ afLer the killing . ...,·a~ so
labeled and referred to "the apparent
C"ause.''
Auss ie R and R Ended
S\'Di\EY tL'PJI -Au~tr:i ha will cease
tn hf' ;:i r1>~I anrt rM'reatinn ba.i:t> for ti S.
.strvicPmen fr r>m \11e!n:tm Al lht enrl nf
rh1~ yt"ar. lJ S. Ambassador \\'altrr Rice
11nnnunC'er! today.
Hice s<"1d lhP L'n1fed Statf'~ "fl'AP!I A
rleh! nf grn111udP tn /UJ~l ral1,in~ .,.,ho
hr!prd m11kP lhP prn~ram SU<'h JI SU('f'('SS
AmPncan ::l'rvjtPmen tire e~11ma1ed In
hfl \'P ~prnt Almn~t S.10 m11tinn \lt'hll l' on R
tind R in Svrlnrv s1nre the pro~ram 'Aas
introduced 'aimO~t four yr ars a~o.
UCI Prof Accuses Head
B;itiin su~gested jo representati1·es of
~:\MCO 1 Supervisors dnd Mayor's Com-
mit!t>e of Oran_ge Coun ty) durinf: a two·
da.v deb111e at the \\'rs1prn \\"hite Hnu~e
in San Cle111ente. th a1 the LA~"C sl;i1e be
clearer! iind new officer.~ n;:imed "'ilh the
prn1·iso that the third seat on !he com·
mission be occupied by a "strictly
ntut ral" individual. Of College for. Ouster "I ...,·as prepared to rneel the ma vnr.~
half \.\"ay on th is issue and in fact. I think
J did even better then that," Battin said.
A l'C fr11np prnfe5sor ri.tonday accused
!he ~1ipPrintenden! of Sadd!eback College
n( br1ng1ng pressure on University of
Ca!1forn 1R nff1ciat~ tn keep him off the
~1~~1nn \'tejo campus.
rrn fe csnr GPnrf:e l\ent. a com parati\'e
C'ul1ure 1nsrrurtnt <it lCI. said,"! th.ink it
1.~ rather pnnr stl'le for 8 cnllege presi-
dent tn u~e thar i:nrt l)f tactics''
In a hril !l'rl P~rt1:inRe bet>1'ePr the pa ir,
nr l\ent ~;11rl nr F'red Bremer had cn n·
t.:irtrd t"onth ~l:i lr :inrl l1nl\·ers1ty off1c1als
tn h;ill Krn!'s :t!"t11111r,s
r·1 nJ l';rnt. 42. \1·:i.~ «;ected from lhe
campus hy flremrr 1n !he 5pring when he
;i1temp1ed 10 circu late a questiona ire
<irnnnR <tudPnl~ al the school
ThP 1hru<t nf the sut\Pv. l\ent said at
the time. \1ac lo dPtern11nP whether Sad·
d!eback Cn!l rge \.las a repressi»e educa-
John Wl1ee]er's
Rit es Con du cted
f1inerRI srr\'!Cf'S fnr ,John E \\'heeler,
ii. srninr partner of a Los Angeles
hrokrragP firm, we re held today ln
r;;('1/1 r \ IP\\ \lnrtu::iry Chappl, Ne .... ·port
Ara rh r.·!r. \\'hPe'lpr rl ied Sat11rday in
J/r1.<1f: ,\lf'mnri.<il /l o.cp1t::il
i\!r. \\'hC'Plrr , nf \\'herle r-r.funger Com-
p:1111 . l11·rd Rt 23flR Pr1\·11te Road,
i\·Pwpnrt Ar::irh
,\ n,1111 " nf f'nlumhus , On1n, he also had
.:! home In r;ilrn J)p$ert.
He is s11r111 rd b\' his ""'1dn ...... Dian . a
S•)n, Jnhn L \\'he'eler of Rolling Hl!ls
Ecta1e.s. 11 .s!Ppsnn. Thomas \\'inans of
Ch1ra,1:n. and three gra ndsons.
Hod,.• lo f.o on Ice
\I ·\~lll'\GT{1\' 1,\P1 -RflC'kS hrnught
P::ir~ irnn1 th" mnnn "'11 he krp' 1n a
1.1rt'P rnlrl ~tnr::igP 1·11 utl so future
rP<r;irrh<'r( •::in P\i'lm1nP thrm
Th(' \';il 1nn;;I Arrnn ::iut 1r~ and Space
Adn111 11•11 .:i.1111n pl::in~ In f1n1.~h a 5./1()(1.
~r111nr" foot sc1pn!1f1r tce·hnuse at
!lnoiqnn 1n ltmr for Apollo J6 's return
this 11·1n1 rr
l1on11.l institution.
One of the questions asked students
v.·as whether they I ho u g ht "ad·
minislral ive spies'' monitored classroom
activities.
Kent said Dr. Bremer s ou g ht
assistance fr om sta!e 5-!n . Dennis
Carpenter IR·l\'ewport Beach ) and
L1niversi ty of California Regent Will iam
French Smith In keep the prQ fe ssor from
pressing his independent inq uiry into stu·
dent opinions.
"Th is is the onl_v campus I know that is
afraid of inq uiry ," Kent told the boa rd of
trustee~.
"I am not afraid of you. Dr. Kent,"
su perintendent Breiner shot bac ~.
As a resull or Bremer's reriuests. Kent
claimed thRt Chancellor Dani;i! Aldrich nf
t.:CI had subseriuently :1 sked the pro-
fe~.sor to refrain from his Saddleback
l"oHegl' artl\'!tt<"S
Or Rrt'mf'r ::irlm111ed rllntartln.1! bnth
Ct.rf:l('nter and Sm ith anrl sugges1ed 10
!he professor that he •·v.·orry about Dr.
l\t>nl and UCI."
30 Boys, Gir]s
Receive A \va rd s
For Parks Aid
Thirty girls and hoys will recei\•e
sper1al rerogn11ion ;iw::ircl~ tonight at 7
n'clock in r1t.1· Hall from thr Newport
Bea rh rark~. Beache~. 11nd Recreation
Cnmm1ss1nn fnr 1he1r participatio n in
~ummer h11.~eb::1ll pro~rams.
Twe lve ho\'.~ \.\'Ill be honored . nut of
J.IOfl in 1he prngran1, 11hill' 18 ,e:1r!s out of
Jiil wilt be n;imrd.
ThP1 11 111 rt're11•e a rerti f1calf'. a lett er
nf 1'r.ogr:it111a1 1"!1" fn.,n1 (nrnm1ss1nn
Chairman l!all Set>!~ .:ind a city of
['.'p1\port nPn<'h f'!Tihlrm
' Thr~e Ate nnt nrr1·~~ririlv lhP he~!
.:i!hlrtr:: t.111p•·op!P11 hn h:11P prut 1r1 pated
on ;i tP~ul:ir h;i~i.•, ha1e h;itl H !!Md RI ·
f1turlP 11n'1 ha1e a~~l~1r·d 1he rnach 1n prn·
~r::irnn11np ." r~pl;i 111ed f'al1·1n Stewart,
PAR rlt·p!ltlmf'nl. <11 rrr\nr
Thn~p hnnnrerl riin1?e from n1nl' lo 14
'";ir.r; f)f a1?e P:irrnls and puhl1c arl': in·
\'11ed In rhr meeting .
"If they had 11ccepted that proposS1
Monday's court ection would not h;ive
been necessary and the League would not
be in the dilemma. it ill today." Bat tin
said.
"All thos!!. hard-nosed mayor, -ler's
call them Irvinr Cnmpan_v mayor5 -are
all prt!ty sorry today that the y didn't
ha l'e the sens!!. lo accept wha! v.·a.s 11 very
fair <iji!reernent." Battin said.
.Judl?e Bauer's rulinl! also c::ime a~ a
.shoC'k tn man.v suppor!trs of !he Irvi ne
incorporalinn movement and wa.~ seen tn--
d;iv hv CCI b.<tckers tis a hlnw !n th!! grOup·~ hope.~ tha ! the floRrd nf
Suprr1·isrrs 11·1\1 set tin elrction date
\1'11hin the next 10 da.vs.
Thi' l'ictnr~· ~1t1nd ay fnr the Batti n
.11rnup Jed inf'Orporatinn proponen ts ta
predict that the supervisors· ch;:iirman
will aRain be in the forefront of what
"·ere described ;is de l.:iy1nJ! tactics in last
""'eek's n1erting of the supcr\·isorfi.
Al the heart of lhe LAFC contrnversy
i~ issue raised by S<inta 1-\n;;'s fa il ure tn
a11.nex the "promised la11d .. , a fa ll ·t1ch,
938-acre cnmml'rrlal encla\'e on S:inla
Ana·s snuthea~tern border.
The area sterned destined for inclu~iort
in the \'SS! ne""' cit~' of !t\'ine prnposed by
the CCJ group with thl' ruling b)' Superior
rourt Judge. Raymond Thompson that art
alleged 196.1 agreement betv.·een Santa
Ana and th~ lrvine Cnmpany is no longer
valid.
From Page J
DRAFT • • •
amendmrn!. promised his colleagues they
"'oul d have another opportunity to vot•
for it later in th!! s!!ssion .
"\\'e mus! brin.'l this v.·ar to an end ,"
f.l ansf1eld .said. "It is w1th1n our p(l'A·er, if
\l'f' "'ill art "
r-.-1::insf1pld railrrl 1.:i.~t werk lo l<ihlf' thfl
rnnfpren<'~ report and ~en<! 11 hark to
Srna1e.Jl ou.sp nej.!nl1.1l 111n 1n an effr•rt to
rr1<tnre his ame ndml'nt
.loin1n~ ~lansr1rlrl 1n \(111nl!" ai::a1n."t
.s!nppinl! !hf' l1l1bustrr. Sf>n rharlf'!
~lr(' \1;i11ii,q ~ •B-\1rf I ."<11d !hr t1mr !o
end the >1ar 1~ no .... The pl;ir" 1.s hrre ..
l'riflr 1n tntlay'.< \Ole .. lflhn S!ennis 1R-
~1io;;s \, f"h::i1rrnan of thl' SrnatP Armrd
Ser\1rl'.s Cnn1rni1tee. nnC'e ::ii:::i1n warner! h1~ rnllf'llJ'HIPs that a prnlnni::erl filibuster
v.·ould weaken the nat1on'.s serurity
Tl1e Football Season:
You ore pouibly now in the proceu of shoppin g
for corpeting . e nd have been t al king lo so le s
people a t two or three stores. If so , you no
doubt fe el like a "foolboll ," boun ce d a round
with a bevy of co nfli cting stories.
Wh ich is the best corpel fiber? Who! is the best
~exture for yo ur use? Whet kind of podding
should be used?
We th ink you will detect the straight onswers ol
Alden 's. We've been helping people score
11 to uc hdQwns 11 in Orange County for fourteen
years.
ALDEN'S
CARPETS • DRAPES
1663 Plac•ntla Av•.
COSTA MESA
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(;osta Mesa Today's Fin••
EDITION N.Y. Stocks
VOL. M , NO. 226, 2 SECTIONS , 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY , SEPTEMBER 21, 1971 TEN CENTS
• Council to Fight Probation Center Ill lVIesa
By TERRY COVILL.~
01 1~t D•1ly P'll•1 St•ll
Cos ta 1\lesa's Cit)' Coun til h a s
lhreatened to seek a court injunction lo
stop the Orange County Probation
Departn1ent frorn opening a branch office
at 1055 El Carnino Dril'e.
·r11e counei l de("]u ration carne tl'londa\"
night as 250 angry residents jan1med cit;'
t:ouncil chambers to prolesl the. proposed
probation office .
"\Vt•re not against the rehab1htat1on
process, but \Ile are opposed to it hap·
pening al this locat ion." said Burch
Pickell, a spokesman for the Mesa del
l'.1ar homeowners.
Their objection centered on tht. fact
that children attending three different
schools would have to walk by the pro-
posed probation office.
Despite its strong .declat'alion lo oppose
the pt•obalion office, the city may not bt
able to do it
Cit y Allorney Rv.1' June and OepUly
!\lo 01·dinu1·y Paitite1·
~!ar~· .\nn Quinn 11as. in Co!'ila r-.lesa l\·londay lo paint the. flagpole at
('oc\;i '.\lc~a ll 1gh S<·huol. She 1-.; 1epuicd lo be thf be.)l 11on1 an flag-
pole p:i1111rr 10 the l' S l\·laybe th<1t ·s bcl'<lll"I' -.;he al5o i.s reputed to bf'
lhe onl.\ \l(J111a11 fl;igpolc painter 111 the l ' S \ny,,ay. it is clea r lh ;i l
111 a fiel d 111 11 ha:h thC' only 11ay to go 1!' tl o11 n, J\1ary .\nn is lops.
Peking Mystery
Raises Question
-Is Mao Dead?
PARIS fAJ', -The French national
radio spceulalcd today lha1 !\'\ao Tse-tung
1n:n ha \'r died , 01· hr J:~a 1·ely ill, follo'>l·-
ini;: a heart altat k. There v.-·as little but
c1rru n1s1:int1al ev1drnc·e 10 supporl such a
1·cporl a11d Peking hrnadcasts wrre i;tlent
on the suh1erl
!n an t>arl .1 e'en1ng broadeasl. !hr
Freneh nct "·ork pushed the theory •!I •
possible reason behind p u z: 1 I i n I
de velop1 ncnts 10 1nainland Chin3.
ll add uced as t1•idence tht rarl tha t
two leading U.S. heart surgeons flew-10
Ptk.ing this week. The radio said the Ne.w
China Ne"s Agency idenlilled them only
a~ part of a \'isi ting group of U.S. doc·
tor~. but said !his could have bee n •
cO\'ef !or urgent trealmenl for J\lao.
Dr. Paul Dudley \Vhite and other
American doctors are. in China -but tn
ract they 11•erc invited weeks ;i go.
The rad io 8!!!0 reporled storie:s lhal all
1'1vi1 and n11l1tary aid lra/(ic inside: China
...,_·as ha lted for 1hrcc day~ earlier this
week. Another piece ol evidence was a
reported cancellation (If the massi\'C:
tr11dil1onal Oct I pari:ide in Peking.
··~tystery in Peking" was the headhne
nn Pi:iris e1·en1ng ncwspape:rs. 1vh1ch used
.similar e11dcn(·e. tn spe:culate on 50mr
rn.'ljor ch<1nge in Red Ch1n;i
Counly Counsel Clayton Parker ha1 e
issued opposing legal opinions on the
elty's power .
June says the off1re 1s in a eommerti:il
district and the county must apply ror "
iont excep1 ion to al1 01v go1·ernn1enl of·
fices. Costa Mesa has an 1 and It
~Institutional and Recrcalional\ di striv1
"'hich covers such uses
Parker. hovre \•er. says !hr counly can
ignore 1·i1y zoning ta"•s
J une admitted tha t ca~c la1~ su pports
Parl.:er's conlcnllon, "\Vhere th e county
01\nS property 111 the c1ly. Bul there 1~ no
case la1v tn shu11· 11ha1 happens 1f 1hr
county is leasing a facilit~. ··
C1iunc1lrnen s;11d they would prefer· h•
sett le the mailer 1n a friendl y manner b.1·
I 111ding <inother loc:uion. but left 1t etc<ir
they 11·ould u5c rhc ('our! proeess 1f
uect!S!ary
Rex Castella11 . 11 spol.esman tor th<'
probation departrnent <isked for and was
granted an Informal mcellni,! to explain
tilt> proha\1011 program to :.1esa de! ~far
res1den1~.
Davis ln1errnrd1atr &hool was selected
:1~ the lneation l11r :-.urh a meeting and
the tune 11•;1,..; set tur 7 p.n1 . Sunday.
Bui horneowners !rft little doubl thev
:ircn'! happy <1hou! ha11ng the probation
department <IS ;i pu1ent1al neighbor
A petition 11·11h 131 nan1es opposed to
the of11cr 11 :1~ h:u1ded In cou11cil1nen .
PirkrH a l~o told 1he counci l a biggrr
11et1lron 11 ould he subrnilted to lhe
Ora nge County Board of Supervisors thi~
v.•eek, and Supervisor Ronald Caspcr.'t
h<id told lhc1n !he malter \.,.ould be
discussed <i! next Tuesday's meeting.
The su1>Cr'1'1surs approl'ed the probation
off ice lo,·<111011 last "·eek . Homeowner:t
said they ··1i;1 ~1ily lorn1ed " an association
!)ecause the) only learned of the actioa
late lasl 11•eek.
Tom Fuentes. an au:k lo Caspers. s2jd
1his n1orning Iha! !hr supcr\•1sor's staf f
tSt>e BRA.'ICH, Page %)
Draft Extension Voted
College Deferrnents Ba1·ined; Filibuster Fqils
\\·A~lll NGTON 1UPI1 -'J'l1e Senate.
after a sel'en month struggle. passed and
:ient to Presi dent Nixo n today a dra!L ex-
!ens1on bill tha t abolishes <lrlenn enl s fn!'
t'ollege students and g1l'e.s lhf' military ;i
record hig h pay raise.
PassaJ!:e of the n1easu r~ -11h1eh will
restore draft t•al\s !hat have been suspen·
ded since J unr: .10 -follo wed a close 61 lo
JO vot e. 1vh1ch barred 11 threatened
l1]1buster.
The bill i!'I r:."l:pectec.I tu be !igned by
299 Pare11ts
Sig11 Petition
011 Cross i11g
A pcll\1011 bearinJ;; lhe na1n~~ of 29!1
parents conce rned about school children
crossing Harbor Boulevard at (:isl er
Avenue y,•as presented to Cn~ta !\iesa
Count•ilinrn t\1onday nigh!.
.Joyce ZorJ:er. a spokesn1;1n for 1he
parents, told !he council · "Near1\· 150
youngsters ero:os Ilia! st!'eel tu a!lrnd
·rr\Vink!e .Junior ll1 gh. Thrre ha ve bee n
an av.•fu l lot of near n11ssl'S on Harbor
Bou!eval'd . ··
There are rrafl1c signals al the in-
tersection . but parent ~ co1nplained !hat it
1;; st ill dangerous. The pa rent s 'vere turn·
ed down by the r\ewporl·t\·lesa Unified
School District 1rhen they asked thal
I heir Children be bused lo Te\\11nkle.
•'\Ve don 't provide cross ing guard5. 11 ·.~
a ci!y policy.'' Ma~·or rl obert \\'ilson ex-
plained
The. coune1 I did agree lo 5end 11 two-
rnan co1nn1ittee eomposed of counc1l1nen
1\!vi n Pinklev <ind \\'ill1arn SL Clair lo
1alk 11·ith Di: John W, N1roll. !he ne11·
i;:uper1ntcnden1 of 1he Ne"·pnrl·\les11
d1~1rit.:I
··\Vr i·nrl~1rlr1 1h1~ 11 'rl1011I 11roh!rn1 ·•
\\1lson ~a id ··1r!i hard (or nie 10 bc!1e1 r
lhev won·1 hu~ thr children ··
Mr:s. NatH'V Ho,~e
Buria] SerYi cc
Slated Thur:sda y
Funeral serv1t:es arr set Thursda y for
a i\11s.~ourian 11·ho berame a Costa i\fl?5an
:>:> ycar:i; ago and d!c<l Sunday. leaving IH
descendants t'OVering four generation~
n ites for ,\·1rs. Nancy llowr . 8'l. will he
at II am. rn the Bell BroadY.·ay :\·lnrtuary
Cha pel. v.·1th burial lul1011·1nJ: a! llarbor
Hesl Mernorial Park
·rhe ra1ni ly sugge~l.' (·on1nbut1ons lo
1hf' Orange Co1u1t,1· Hrart A ~soria!1ou
1'.1rs. I/owe li v('d at 1a t: lft1h S1 . at
thr lune ot her death
She leave~ 1hree scin!'i. Sherman nf
f'oi.ta t\h•s;i. f;ranl of \\'al so nville. 1\lelv111
nf Spokanr, \\'ash .. plus seven dau~hler~
'fhr.y include Evel yn Shafrr and Ceneva
Sla ndage of Co~ta 1\lesa. Effie Coope r or
Lake l!iaPella. Rachel l\iayes ol Rcseda.
}<:lien Pasewalk of Hawthorne. Loretta
~·tukey or Colorado and !\lary Check of
Anaheirn.
A s1s1er. Rach<!I Vepu~h or San
Bernardino. plu s 20 grandchildren. 28
great-grand child ren .and six greal-grtal·
grandchildren also surv ive.
Rights Chief in t hiua
HONG KONG <U Pl l -America n civ1 l
right,, leader Hosea L \\11lhams and hl!i
wife, Juanita. arrived l\1 onday in Pek ing
as part of an around·the-world ··i:-oodw11t
brotherhood trip." the Nr"' China Nev.·s
A~ency (NCNA i said toda;..
Before he crossed the border al I Ion~
Kong Sunday. Williams. of Atlanta, ~aid
he: planned lo tell the Chinese leader~
•bout the struggle. lo hbl'rate black peo-
ple 1n America and present Cha1rn1an
P.l•o l'se·lung with ~ fil m oo the l!ft ttf
J)r. Marti n Luther King Jr
, I
!l\1 xon ~oon. lndut•l1uns probably "·ill be
resu1ned lmmedia trly afler1vards.
The bl]! carries the 5trongcst statcrncn!
.1eL written by Con~r·e:;s nn the ·v1etna111
\Val' -urging the Pre~1den1 ro 11·1thdra11·
alt U.S. troops fron1 Jnd oc h11u1 .as soon a~
possible
Bui, lf1 the d1sappo1ntn1en1 nf w;ir
1·rit1cs. the measure sets no deadline for
an end to U.S. 1n\'olverne11L
Since the ex isting draft 1111 thnrily r ;1.
p1red. a series of controversies had held
UtJ ;i 1111;11 Sena\t> \Ol e on the new leg1 sla-
11011 lo rxtending the Selecuve Service
~.1·st\'!11 1111111 .June JlJ. 1973.
Supp(!!'t 1·rs nf 1he cxtens1011 succeeded
111 eo1111nr111i.:. t11o·lh1rrls of lh{'ir t•ol·
te;4g11{'S that ;i conl1nu;ition of no 111-
duct1011s 1~·a:; A hazard lo national securi·
iv. !\o 1Jl1C' ha.-.; been drafted 1nto the ariny
s1nrc Jun<'
In add1t1on to a lwn year extension of
lhr draH. the legislation includes a ~Z.4
b1ll 1on n1tl11ar.v p<i.v raise and a com·
IOOth Birtl1day
Mesa Res ident Knu1vs Lite Sco re
By ART ll l:R R. \'lr\Sl'.:I.
01 lftt D••IY P'ol•t 11•11
.\IJ~s Louise J::1nily llighn is single.
sati sfif'd, and ret·all s 11·hen an Infernal
smog n1aehine. the l1or!'.\eless tarriai::r
star.lpeded t·ows around Oskaloosa \011·01
;ind 1\!elhodisn1 incant so1nethiog.
She was 100 year~ old i\-londay, 11 Chn!-.·
!Ian ror it full century. a Californian 6:1
1 e<irs. a Cosla ~lesan 14 .1ears and proud
of i1
She secn1s 10 knuw a good cleat abvu!
11ha!'s wrong w11h lhr world <1nd how t()
nghl ii.
~·h:int·e~ ar"' shr 1·ould tun1 right to !hr
ans11·er i;::1ven for any situa!lon in the B1
blr she's referred lo ror more than ni ne
det'adrs.
If she doesn't alrradv kno"'· 1hat 1 ~ ··r firrnly bel1el'r 1h~t 1f 1hese pew·ICJI'·
111g ·tioncy po1 s' had stood up for Jesu~
in.~tead of going lo ~ICC'P 111 the ir post.,.
ll'ide spread rebrlhon Y.'ould ne1·er ha vr
<;wept !hr rarlh. · !-.he drclares.
\11s:; Lou1~e Emil.v Higl1n v.•as bor11
Sep1. 21!. !Bil. 111 A.h . t 'arroll . Ill Sh<' had
" :-.!urd.\, "Hnplr rundan1rntali"1 up
br1ng1ni:
Bel11't 1n thl' r1gl+I <tlld Ctp1;i]I\
drle1·1111nrd d1~bPl1rf 111 lhr 11 1·ong or
li1ol1,h ar ·e hall111;irk\ 111 IH·r ehiirat·ttr
1\t> held lo 1!w "tr;n~h\ gr,,r>t·I
preat'htng and !rlhni: rir thr ~p 1r11 ·· ~111·
d\'clan· .... ,\11~:-l.ot11"r 1··111111 lhrt111 alt1 t'
111n \rar.~. cJp1·l ar1'" !h1111!' av!h•1rit:it1\f·\I
She d1 :-1111.,~1·, !hr nllltl 1un\r1npr1rar1
11 ,1\~ 1•f wnrsh111 ~" ra!hr1· ~p1ni'IC'"
\lr11t a,i:e111" t•J 1111 \lln<·tu;11·1r~ ;ind 1'•11
lt<'t1on pla!r~
"I believe lhr \Je1ho1h.~\<; Oaek 111 1\ur
rlay we re 111 rontra.<;1 to the quirt. pt>v.•.ln1<-.
1ng ·sea-foamers· or today " she declares.
ST ARTS 2ND HUNDRED YEARS
Mi!.~ Louise Emily Higlin
Thf'l"r 11:.• ~u111 r :-.httul1n' Lhll1 l'C l'llY
hroui:ht lln' Spll'll down ."
··1 1111 IJ1·l1r\e thr oltl-111nl'r ~ b;i('k thc·re
chd" !JI bl.'ller ion l)f hold1ni: on 10 "h;it
/See SHE 'S 100. Page 21
Questio11 at Sa11 Q11e11ti11:
Ho,v Was Jacl{so11 l(illed?
SA\ HAF'A~;L rliPI I -Blac:k rrvolu-
tinna ry George Jatk ~on 1vas shot in the
bat·k at S;in Qucnlln Pnson Aug 2 t 1n ~
nianner that prison 0H1cial:-. t.:onceded
would be "almosl imJX1~s1ble" if Lhe shots
\'.f'!'t rro1n a W·lool guard tov.·er.
,\larin County Coroner Donov.vl 0 .
Cooke quoted a palholog1:1I tod<1y 111 his
fina l autopsy report the 30..year-<>ld "Sole-
dad Brother" was shot in the back by ;i
bullet \\"hich !raveled up his body and
emerged from his head.
Cooke: in his preliminary report Aug . 2.1
had described the bulleL'! path to be tht'
rxact opposite -entering the head' 11nd
C'meq~lng fro1n the back.
Cooke said a pathologist. Dr. Jol111
~1an 11.·aring. had concluded the bullel
entered Jackson's middle back. broke l\.\'O
ribs. tral'cled up the spine through the
brain and exited lhrough the lop of thf'
skull. Thi:! "·ou ld be exactly the re\'er!ie
nf lhe path initially descr!l>e!.l
''Bal listics con:;ultat1on 1·onrinns that
!hr entry '>'·ound was made 1n the middle
back ;;ind the ex it \.\'as at the top of the
skull." the report said
~n Quentin ofl1ci als have said Jackson
"'as shot from a 20·foot0 h1 gh gun tower
whi le racing a<.:ross 11 prison yard in front
nr 1he maximum-security Sa n Quentin
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Ad.111s1men1 Center rl ur1 11g an aborl!ve
r ~tapr at1rrnp1
ln~•de !ht' adJU.~tment cen ter ef'll blorl..
the h001c" ot lhrer guardi. and two
tS('f' JACKSO:.I. Page !I
Trapped Worker
Resc ued • 111 Mesa
A 1vorkrna11 trapped under a irench
eave-in at a Costa J\·lesa construction ~ile
probably Ol\'C'S his lite to a co-worker who
du~ and t'l<1wed l1im free.
Dennis C. Don1inicak. 11·ho celebrated
his 25th birthday only lhe day bef ore. was
Iii.led in (a ir condit ion toda y at Costa
\lcsa i\femorinl llos pital
He suffered head lrlJUr1cs ~everc
enough lo cause bleeding fro1n the ear~.
as "'ell as head a11d arm lacerations 1n
the mishap at Ncwpor! Boulevard 111nd
\la::-trrs Circle
{)ff1cer GeOrge \\'cbsler 1dent1fi rd
llom1n icak's r·escuer a~ Robert A.
\\1heeler :l.1. a Long Beach resident like
lhe V1t'l1n1 v.'ho 11nrk('tl for Ledford
Bro1hers Inc , l·ontrai:ting conlpany.
pron11~r 1crs1on ol an end-the·war
amendincnt.
The Senate ji1·ig 111ally passed an end-
lh e·11:H' ;11ne11dn1ent ca!hng for the
11·ithdr:l\l':JI o( a)1 US !roops from
lndoc h111a 111 iunc mon ths. The language:
"·as 11·e;ikened and the s pe c i f i c
w1 thdr:1wal t1metall!e deleted in a Senate-
/[(IUSC conierence.
Senate Den1ot"raL1c Leader
J\la nsl1eld. 11·ho 1111roduced thf':
~~ee DRAFT , Page ?I
:\'l i ke
Vietnam
Welfare Cuts
Will Go Into
Eff eel Oct.I
Heduced or d1scOn11nued payments ar•
antic1p<1tt'd lor n1ore than 3.000 of Orange
County·s 15,000 fan1ilies on relief Y.-·hen the
state'i; nl'1v WC'Hare reform law goes into
effecl 0<:1. I but lhe other 12,000 "'il l get
rnore 1none.v
L'oun11· \\'t>Jfarf' 01rctt11r t_;ranl'LJ ]e:
Peoples· sa1rl loda.1' !hat fam ilies harde~t
hll by !he new legislati on are those with a
source of outside irico n1e.
011 !he other side of tJ1e coin. thr re·
1na1n ing 12.000 of those receiving Aid to
Farnilies \\1ilh Deprndent Children will
J:et increases up to nine percent a month,
Peoples s;ud.
Nol all the 11·el.fare reforms go inlo er-
fct t Oct. I. b11t those affec ting the AFDC
J(r oup, the eounty's largest aid category,
rlo
!ndirel'!ly affected is th r feder al Food
Stamp progra111 becau!'ie those famBie.!I
receiving If".~~ rl irf"<'I aid 11·111 get mort.
:-tan1ps ;ind lho:.r gcuing a money in-
lT l'HS{'. le.~s
S1gn1fit·ant ('llangr:-> 111 Lhe nr1v la1"
11h1ch will lake cllrc1 later include a rr·
f1u ire111c11t lhal adult t•h1ldrcn of tht1e
(•ldtrl,1 p;i~ p;1rt !If the o;uppnr\. tougher
1·ulr~ lul' oht:11111nc support trorn absent
1,Hhrr~ :inrt a rrqull"r ment that the coun·
!1 lt'fl f~ all a11pl 1r·alu·n~ beror t <l id 15
granter!
l 'rl'.~f'nll v ll1r t·o11rnv ,gr;in!s aid tn
1hnsr 1\•ho ·<ire brl1e1ed ·ro be 111 real need
11hilc thrll' el igibility rs investigated.
The "'elfart' re forn1 !a1v 11·as 11 ('on1 -
pron11st tncasurr \\'Orked ou\ by Uov.
Reagan and Demo<.:ratit leaders of th e
!eg1slalurc and signed by the Go\'ernor
Aug. 1:1
Citi e,; Bu y Riot Gear
RAL~:u a r, X r (AP ! -Three-!ourtits
c•r i\'or lh Carohna's cities and towns have
used rederal ant1cr1 n1e funds to buy riot
i:ear. hut such purcha:;es accounl for only
;i !ilnall portion of the state'5 fundl5 under
!he Om nibu s Crirne and Safe Streets Act,
Orange Coan
Weather ' The cool. gray look is in for the
Orange Coasr."""Nlgtit ahtr'inotnthg
1011· clouds and fog are still with
us wi1h highs on the beach ne:ar 70.
inland near 78. Lo"'.!i will be: 64 and
ti5 respectively.
INSIDE TODA\'
Scliool prnyer s11ppo riers art
fvrcuig a volt oi tlit llous11: 01i
con1ro11ers1 ci / 1sst11•. See storv.
!'age 4 Ioda y.
Ct1ll1111i• • M6•1tt " ChtCllllt U• " Mutut t FU"lll " Cl•nH ... H l t H•tltll•I NtWI ...
Ct"lkl " Or1.,.1 Ctw11ty • ,, .. ,_, " StlYI• '"''' " 0.11~ IOlk tl '"''' \loll
Edolt•l1! '"' ' ·~· Mtr-tll ~" f:lllt•l•lll ... t llt " Ttl1•lol•11 " Fillt"f• lt ti '"'•'•" " Ht1ett••• " W•••ft•• • Aftft l•""'" H. w..., .... , Nl •I lt·lf
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LAFC Turmoil Reigns
League Given Vntil Oct. 1 for New Suit
By TO,\f BARLE\'
0 1 the Dt •I• Piiot Sl•lf
Shocked lawyers for !he Orange County
Leacue of Cities are today picldng up the
pleeea of a la wsuit tha! "'as demo!Wied
Mooday after · ju.~l 1 wo hours of
courtroom deb11le into the Local Agency
Formation Commissi()n con!ro1·ersy.
It had been estimated befnre the four
parties involved went into Orange County
Superior Court Judge Charles Bauer's
courtroom th:it it might take as !t}ng .es
two \\'eeks to get .e rutin~ on the Lea,i::ut's
argument that LAFC memhtr Charle•
Pearson was unlawfully repla~ by
An.ahtim attorney Herb Licker.
But attorney Tom Woodruff for the
~ague and attorney Tim Strader for tht
intervening Council of Communities of
Irvine. never reachtd the sl.:ige of ca!lini;i
witnessl'!S to supparl !heir argumen!s
against county supervisors Robert Battin
and Ronald Caspers and Los Alamilns
Councilman Joe Hyde.
The t11.'0 supervisors and Hyde replaced
Pearson with Lick!r la5l Aug. 9 in a six-
Play Possum!
Maske<l Suspect 'Escapes' Police
A beedy-tyed character fled Co5ta
Mesa police headquarters this morning in
'1tla.t can only be characterized a:s a
Mexican jailbreak.
Thi!!i i.5 when gllllrd~ who don't care In
keep a prisoner -nr can l -turn their
backs, hoping he'll vani~h.
He did, quite proinplly,
The fl eeing fugitive was spatled at 8
a .m., Jllnklng across the la wn hy a
newspaper reporter arriving to check the
crime log.
Crabbing camera in hand . the intrepid
newsman trailed the fugitive around the
Civic ~nter parking area.
He moved at a crouch . peering under
cars.
So did his quarry, trying lo hide under
cars.
C.Ontrary to popular notions, pursued
possurru: don't play possum, they try to
keep ahead of the pursuer.
Passing motorists stared at the creep-
ing cameraman.
Municipal cmployes ·upstairs stared
down on the drama.
The drama ended antichm;:ictically
when the cameraman ran out of fllm and
ran in to report a possum on the prowl
"Oh yeah. hlm :· said the desk
ser~eant
"\\'ell, we hRre a pr(lhle m.'' he arldrd .
req11esting anonymity.
"A gentlema n who caught him al hnme
hrought him in for us tn handle. \\11'! dnn'l
ha\'e Rny facility for anim;ifs."
He did not say v.·hether thP fug1!1\'P v.a.~
Qtiginally held on a vagranr-y ch::ir~e. 1n
protective custody. or v.·hat. 11.·hen he
escaped.
The possum -when last seen -was
still peering out from beneath a car with
New Jersey license plates in the Ch•ic
Center lot.
He didn 't look very hapµy
Neither did the cameraman. v.·hn
wasted 3(1 minutes and a whole roll of
film , without one printable shot.
Reside11ts May Get Chance
To Tell Probatio11 View s
One question in the C<ll'ltrovery over a
propos@d Orange County Probation Office
in Costa Mesa is whether the county will
r~uest • zone eiception permil.
If it does-as city officials are demand·
tng.:.-then homeov.'Tlus v.111 have tv."O
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BRANCH ...
had not been briefed on the city council
action and there was no comment at the
moment.
"We are trying to find a solution ac-
ceptablfi to the homeowners. the city and
the probation needs of the county,''
Fuentes added.
Castellaw did not indicate whether
the probation office would be moved . He
onl ysaid: "We're not i.nsen11ti\'e to this
kind of expr~sion of concern:'
Mayor Robert Wilson offered to have
the city staff help find another location.
Castellaw gaid alternatives could be con·
gidered.
lbe hitch in the change i.'i that a leai;f':
has already httn 1;igned for the building
v.·1th t.1edco. The probation department is
5Cheduled to movl'! in Oct . L
One ol the Medco partners 1s stale
senator Denn is Carpen!er ( R-1\ewpnrt
Beach 1. His stamp ol 11pproval is nn lhP.
lease. The build ing has been empty for
nearly lhre' years.
Probation off1c1als ha\'e a I"(\
characterized the locaton · · 1 d e a I ' '
becaus' it easily serves a v.·1de area.
Besides the homCO\\'OPr~. pr1nc1p:i.\s
from three schrw:i!!i. Sonora. Presidio and
Davl!, prot,sted the location of th' prn·
bation facilities.
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DAILY PILOT
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JJO w .. t l1y Stn•t
M1Ul11 Alldr1n1 P.O. Im: IS!.0, 'lll' --
public hearing chanr-es to express thei r
disagreement with t.he lncalion chn1c,,
1055 El Caminn Dri1·e.
City ~1anager Fred Sorsahal out\lned
tht time schedule Monday night for !hose
public hearings.
He said if county nlficials apply lnr !hi!.
permit by Wednesday, a puhl ir. heArinR
could be held by th e plann ing oommis,(inn
nn Oct. ll and another one by the Cily
Council on Oct. tR.
lf county off icials apply later, rhe
public hearinRll would be Oct. 25 fnr lhP
pl aMing commission and Nov. l f()r the
C!ty Council.
If county aul.horilie.<i do not ;;ppl,v lnr ;i
Zflne exc~on , but insist nn moving in
anyw11y, then the matt.er v.·ill prohahly
btcome a court case with no chance for
public expression at the councll le\'el.
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SHE'S 100. • •
th"''' had ." she continues.
''Rold fast to that v.·h1ch thou hJ1i;!," ad·
monishes Miss Louise Emily HiJ!llin.
One of those old·timers held fast tn
POl}u,eh that by ahout 1890 he rnu\d finalh·
affnrtl an aUtnmnhi!e, tri !he i;:enl.'.r.11
~ismay and distn1st of most Oskalon:-ii
to10o•nsfolk.
The. infernal mach1nt: fea!urPd rhr ::ip
pnintment~ of a linr. rarri<IJ::" ::inrl h;id
fou r snlid rubbrr !irfli;, 11~ 11rll ;i "' 11 \
marvelnus in!ema! cnmh11~!1nn PnRinr
\liss l.A'!ui5e Emily H11i!:lin ('nn~1rlrr<. 1! a
1·11·1rl rhildhnnrl m<'mnr\'. LivP~tnck ;ind pets fl~rl in t,.rrflr a~ !hr
hnr!'.e\ess ('arri:i.ge. snmP Osk11!M!>a11"'
cnn~lrlrrPd ~·icl.;ed chugged ovpr the lnw;i
coun!ry!'ide at 3 miles per hour. hnrn
toolini;:.
Neither nne. -reputed wickednl's~ n0r
mys!eriou5 sound effecls -tro11bled !he
young .
"Youngsltrs v.'tre v.•arned nnt tn ~n
otar it lest we be visited with !iOre
displ,a.sure from On High." says ~-tiss
Louise Emily Higlin
Cnal mining wa!i a prinripal p;ir\ of lhr
Oskaloosa economy, but the black natural
f11el bt<ls waned badly about \90S-09, so
the r~nnan Higlin family looked
11'P:<;lward .
"Gnldrn. roll in' f:\Hfnrn\'." ~Tisi; l ,(llli~P
Emily Higlin declare:<;. ·"Gold sounded
bf>tter than coal 11ny~·11y ··
Passing Qver rlPCade!i nf her h!r, ?o.1iss
1-0ul~e Emily Higlin tells of finally set-
tlin~ in Cosla MesA.
She sha res an 11parlmenl ::it 2430 San!"'
Ana Ave., v.·ith a companion. ?o.frs .
Bemice Taylor, keeping !iharp. wis' e)'e~
nn world, na.tional. st11te and local ac-
tivities. ·
"\\'hen wt arrived, lhl' honorable
1'.1aYor John Smith ·sat et the aates of the
· •tv,' a fearle5s m11n full of fury and ac-
tion .. ,
\1iss Louis' Emily lHglin declares cur-
rent ~fayor Robtrt J\1. Wil50n to be, in
~ words. a.s wii;e and t1;ag11clous I m11n
as ev'r rultd the cit~·.
Sl\e is a!S> an avid re.;;.der, 11udying h'r
Bible fa ilhful/y allhough afte:r • cenluT)'
'h:r;s t..ouist Emiy Hig\in Know11 it almost
by heart.
SOme amC>ng many fril'Mlt; cel,brating_
he:r tooth blMhday Sundt1;· at the homl': rif
..,\, Charle~ Jorgl':nson. made: rtfl'rtntc
tn thii ritual re·re:adi.ng of the famUlar
p:t~sagl'~.
"8]1':c;s ynu r he1rt. I''."/ bt!Prln,1 my1tlf
for that Grtar Day," decl11red Misa
Lnutse Emily Higlin
"Like yriung fol ks 511y -'cramming for
the fi nals."
HCOnd debacle that .nded with Battin
and Hyde. runnJng from an LAFC hearing
room that was packed with angry Orange
County mayors.
That meeting never came into question
btfore Judge Bauer.
He heard opening arguments from
Deputy County Counsel \Villiam h1cCourt
for the Ballin·Caspers i;:roup .end
prelirn inary statements from V.'oodruff
.:ind Strader before ~ranting the demur·
rl'!r ~ohjection in !aw l submitted by
?o.·1cCourt.
Judge Bauer ruled. in effert. tha1
\\'f)(')cfruff had taken the wrong road to
re;ich !he required destination.
Hl' pnintetl out lh11t an is~ue in\•f"lfving
political office :such 11s rhal held by
Pear~on cnuld only he disputed with the
consent of the slate allorney general.
\Voodruff, ohv1nusJr stag,e:ered. pleaded
with Judge Bauer fnr more time to
~mend his lav;suit. Judge Rauer gave
him until Oct. I tn dn so Y.'!lh comments
v.•h1ch made it clear that the jurist does
not believe Woodruff's writ can be
revamped to the point that it meet~ legal
ref11i1rernent ~.
Thr ~ituat1rin tllflay is !hat rear~nn. :i.n
An;ihr1rr1 rn11r1cilm;in. ll'ill hnld his I.AFC
,c;p;i! 1111til (le! l \\'flOrlruff mu~t then
present .Judge A:iuer 11·ith evidPnrr that
will permit lh,, juri.~t !0 he8r te.~!1mnnv
again.~t tht sellting of Licker and extend
the rPstraining nrrler first granlPrl hv
Suprr1nr Court ,/lJd~e J, F.. T. ".'\ed"
Ruiter.
If thal onier larses. Licker will tak'l
the se;it into 11•h1ch he was voted six
weeks ago by Battin, Caspers and Hyde
Snurces nn both sides tnday predicted
thal a "polrtical solution" to the impas!>e
is much more likely than any resolution
of the controversy in the courts.
League attnrneys are cJJnsidering an
11ppeal to the Fourth District Court of Ap-
peals in v.·hich Judge Bauer's ruling 9.'ill
be challenged hy them and po.~sibly by
Strader fnr the CCI.
But 11ttent1on today was focus.rd on
Wtdnesday·.~ meeting nf the LAFC v.·i1h
the pre(l1clion hy nne p::irlicipant th;il
"the whnle issue mi11:ht OP resolved ri1:!1t
lhf'rl' in lhe merl1n,i:: rnnm"
rr.;irsnn 10o•ill 1'1kt' his !'f'Rl \\'rf!n<'srlay
by \'lrtue of Judge Bauer"s extensinn nr
the rrslrl'lining orrler. But il is fell by
m<1.ny 1n\•nlvef! tn the cnnlrn\·t:r~y 1h(l.l thP
~es~inn 10o 111 providr ;; snlutlon tn 1hP
Pearson.Licker dilemma.
Ralf in \l'a:o; pt1in!Pri nut hy m::iny a~ !hr
man \\'hfl ma y wt!\ lead !ht. 11·ay In surh
a solution
"I'm delighted that \l'e've been v1n·
dicated," the first district super1·i~nr
from S:inta Ana said today. "Of coursP. I
always knew we 11.·nuld be once we ff"lu!d
fit1rl an impartial judg{'
"The next move is up In I.he oppo~tng
partle.~:· Aattin said. "As f:i.r ;is I'm cnn·
cernerl, l~rrh 1.1C"ker i$ no the LAFC
\\'here wr pul him and 1111 I c;in sav tn
Or11nge \011nt~''11 m:iynrs i~ th:it ihey
i;hnuld h::i1•e listc>ned tri me. a l1lllP more
clnsely !ast wP.rkenrl .''
R::ittin suggested to repr,,,o.en1at1re~ nf
S1\!\lf'O !Suprrvisnr.<; 11nO t.!:ivnrs \nm-
m1t!ee nl Or::inge r.'1unty I durini;: a IY>'n-
rl:i.v rlrh::it,. R! thr \Vestrrn \\'hite J-\n110.r
in San Clemrnte, that the LAF'r. .c;l:lle hf'
rlPArPd ::inrl new "Hirers nl'lmPd ...,.11h lh,.
prn\·l~n lhiit lhe thirrl seat on lhr cnm-
miss1fln hf' nrr11nied by 11 ".~trirllv
neutral" indi vidu;iL ·
"I v.·ai; prl'pa rrr\ In mr.r1 lhP m:i\·nrs
hall v.·~y nn l h1.~ 1s~ue anrl 1n f;i rt. I think
I rlirl po,·pn hPl!Pr th:;n that."' fl::ill ln 1<;1111
"If thPy h;irl il(Tf'l'l1f'd that prnpn<;:ll
~lnnd::iy'"' rnurt .11rt 1nn wnu!rl nnt hi11P
hP1>n n,.,.,.~~::ir1 ilnrl !hf' l.eai::iiP v;nuf rl nnt
hP 1n the rHlemm;i. 1! i"' 1nrla1·." Rrt!!1n
~::i1rl
"i\11 !hn<1> hilrd nn~rrl m;:i1•nr• -Irr'•
c::i\I thrm Irvi n" lnrnpnnv 111;:i1·nro. -::i rP
;ill prrt1y ~orrv tnrl;:i~· !h::i1 !hP\' r11r1n't
hai·t the sPn~r tn ;irr-Ppt 1'.'h::it w::i~ ii \'PrV
fair ;i.1::rerm,,nt ," Ri:i1t1n <1t1rl
.llldl!:f' Rauer'11 ruhni;:: at. .. o c;imp a .. 11
!>hnrk tri ni::iny s11ppnrtrrs or !he Jr1·1n,.
incorpnra!inn mnvement. anrl wa.~ i;een ff}.
day hy CC.I h11ckers as a blnv.• In thf'
~rnu p's hcipes lh:it th e Board nf
Super"isrr.~ will !'et an election da\e
v.•ithin the ntxt 10 days .
Police ·Cnpt.ure
Assoult Sus pect
In l 'ustn !l1 cs n
A p11!is1nJ;! patrQlman, Alerted v.·hen 11
half-clad \\'Oman Jllmp~ from hl"r c;ir
l'icreaminp, to flllR him dnwn. cart11rPd ::i
kidnar 11nd a11emp!trl rape ~u~f)Ccl in
Cf\~la Mesa e11rly tod;iy.
.Joh n M. Bullnck, 31l, of An11he1m , 11.·a~
beini:i: questioned ::iboul circu mstances of
the 2·1~ a..m, inrlrlent. at mld-mnrning.
P11.lrnlman Rudy M11lik captured the
suspect in the 2600 bloc k (lf Harbor
Bc1ulevard, nea r a OOwlinp; ~ll•y .
The semi-hysterical victim s111d 5hl' 1
v.·as Just taking groceries from hl':r car •t
11 nearby epartmenl C<lmplex when con·
fronted by the suspeel.
Sitting in 110 adJa~nt vehicle -11ban.
dnned at the scPne :after10.·11rd -the
'A'Oma.n Mid she v.·as offtr(I!(! help 1n c;ar-
rying the goodi;.
De.tectl\le Captain Rnbert r . Gr~ 1iia1d
the victim. a bakery emplnye h~rl 11,t.np.
~ at 110 all-night m11rket al!er fini~h1ng
h'r v.·<lrk 11,hlft In early mnrnini;i hour11 .
The wom:in ~11id v.·hen i;he declined h'lP
\l'lth her packaRPS she V.'11~ lorctd intll
her own <"Ar hv the men. who then dro1·e
to tht bnv.·hni;i:' allf'y 11rt11.
Sht ~11id he forced her to remo1·e her
drt~s. al \l'h!C'h timt i;hp ~pnrted Officrr
f..1•1i k '~ hl1ck and v.·hH e pollct unit •nd
rhri~t to tr~· an tllrAJlfl
MRS. COLLUM MANAGES A SMILE DESPITE IMPENDING DEATHS OF HER CHILDREN
Rare Disease Claimed P1tty, 13, Last Week; Kathleen, 12, Ctiarl1s, 7, Crystal, 6, Also Afflicted
Developers Get
Second Ch a n ce
Fron1 Co uncil
l}f>\•Ploprrs who 11.·ant to build homes on
part nf Cnsta Mesa's proposed marina.
properly ga ined 11 second, thclugh weak,
Chance from the city council f..tonday
ni~ht.
Councilmen begrudgin~Jy granted La
Cuc~la Hnme~. Int , a rehearing in twn
v.·teks on il:c; prnpnsa! tn build 162 hllmes
nf'xt In !hP :;i;:inta An11 Ri vpr, north of
Virtnr1a Street
Thr s;in1r prnpn~;il Wil~ natly tumed
rlnv.•n h11 thr cn11nril :"rp! 7 It rn\'er:c; thP
nnrlhern 11p of what ~ome. councilmen
hnP" c::in fJf' rlPvrloprd as an ocean·
nrifln!rrl m;ir1na.
"\\'f'"rl j11~! like lo ~hnw Yflll !hat i1 i~
f'r·nnnrn1c:1llv 1mpo!>s1hlP l.tt hui!d u.•ater-
orif'nlP<i hnmf'~ there," Donald B. Ayre:s.
.Jr. 5;i1d
"Vnu l.nn1\ 1111~ ;irf';i 11" rarl nf the San·
l;i An11 !1 11'Pr t:rPrnhPl1 plan. don 't you,"
rnunrihn:in Willard .Jnrdan f'aid .
"'Thr rlr;i 1n;1J!P prnh\Pm Is too l!tl'al fnr
nrrtin:iry hnrnes," warned Councilma.n
\\'illi~m sr Cl:ilr
C.nunr1\tnPn ::tli(TPPd ~ ln 0 -Coun-
t:ilman Jack Hammell is nn vacation in
~frxiro -In 11!1nw the rehearing .
"Thr (\('ll')r is still open -slighUy,"
commented Mayor Robert \lo'ilson, 11
i;trnng prnl)flnent ()f thr marina concept.
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DRAFT ...
amendmrnt. prom15ed hi! colleagues they
v.·nulrl ha\'e anor.her npportunity to vote
fnr 11 l;i!er in the session.
"\\'e must bring this war lo 110 end,"
~-l;in5f1eld ~a1d. "It i5 within our power, ii
\\f \\'Ill '11'{ "
~l;insf1rld lallrrl !ai;t v.·ee k In lable the
rnnrerrnrr repnrl nnrl send it back to
Srna1t·llt}ll!ir nt-Jinh::i11nn 1n en effort to
re~i nrp h1.~ ;unrnd1nPnl.
.ln1111n.11 i'>1an~f1rhl 1n 1•nt1nR aga1n~l
<.:t•1rn1nr 1hr f1l11<11~trr Sen (h11rles
'\l r(' ,\1atlua~ !Jl-!\1ti ) ~a1rl "the llmf' to
Pru1 1111· w;1r 1~ nnw . ThP pl::ice 1~ here."'
l'r1nr tn rnrlAv's \'n!e . .J nhn S!enn1~ iR·
\11~~ •. rh:11rm;i n nf !hr Sroillf> ArmPd
~r11rr\ i'f"lmm1t !re. nnrp ;:ig;i1n v.·;irn!'d
h1~ rnllfl,1~11e.~ !h:1t R pr0!ongerl fihbus!er
\\'ould "'rak1>n !hf' n:i.t if"ln's a.erurit y
Fa1nily 1-~ragedy
Mother Losing Kids to Disellse
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
Mrs. J acqueline Collum's eldest daughter
died last w'ek in her mnlher's arms. Her
thrtt other young children also are
almost certainly doomed to an early
death.
Al! her ch ildren, Kathleen, 12; Charles,
7: and Crystal, fl ; have. Batten's diseasl'!,
an extremely r11r e inherited affliction
!hat slowly, f;itally attacks the central
nervous systen,. The oldest ehild,
Patricia Ann, !3 , !'t1ccumbed to the
di~ea~e a v.'eek ago.
The tragic plight of the Col lum fam ily
came nut Mnnd;iy in ;i dispute '(lver how
much the county would nllflw for burial
expenses for Patty. The county finally
agreed to pay fo r crcmatinn.
?o.·lrs. Collum, :14, a divorc ed m<ither on
welf;ire, said she wanted no "monument"
to her dau~hlcr, because "Pally has gone
on to something better." She i;aid she
11.·as holding her daughter in her arms
la!il week feedinR her nrani;e juice when
Patty cnuJ;!hed anrl died. She had been
told 18 month:<: ago there was no h<lpe for
the ~irl, that Batten's disease was ln-
curahte.
The di11ease bcJ.:ins lo i;how itself at the
::ige. nf ~ nr S anti !hen grows pro-
gressively v.·orse, causing blindness, emo-
tlnnal disorder, speech defects. con·
\'11\sinns, and finn\ly death.
Nov.·. Mrs. Collum is caring fnr
Kathleen . .,.,.hn is blind and has to be fed,
dressed 11nd cnnst;inUy attended .
Charles Riso is hlind, but attends
11pecial l:'lai;ses al Daniel V.'ebstcr School.
Cry5ta1. the .vounRPSI . is in liri;t RradP. 11t
El Ranchn Scho()!, but her sight i5 begin·
ning In fail.
Mrs. Collum sAid she harl been !n
"millions'' nf clQCtnrs in the S;in Fran·
cisco Bay area and the Ea5t Coast about
her childr('n's pligh\, hut it l'o'ilsn't un1i\
about three ye11rs ago s doctor al !he
Univer!iily of Califnrni:t RI S11n Die'ln
dia~nn.~Prl lhr d1i;e;i.~e 11nd lnlrl her of her
ch11t1rrn· .• fut ur,,
l>r ... p11e lh~ s1tu;i 11nn. ;\lr~ Collurn said
l'he 1\·ai; <lrtr•rm inerll v np1 lm1'ilic 11bout
!hP f11ltH('
"II '~ h11rrl !n hrl1r1r th .11 r;i1t1··~
dr,1 rl ." ~hf' ~aid . "Anrl J r:tn "! hrl 1r1·e mv
nthrr rhilrlren will die ..
:"he Sillti ~hP IS hnp1nij 1hrrr will he
~nme brr11k!hrn11gh In the trPatment of
Bal!Pn ·.i; d1sea~e.
"I just refuse to giv ~ up hope. Jusl
because I don't have the ans wer, it
doesn't mea n that there is no answer. All
I can do is hope against hope that
somebody, someplace, will come up with
an answer."
Mrs . Collum said the county welf11re
department sends her 110 aide to help
11.·ith the children 11.·eekday mornings.
She said she "would do anything to
avoid charil.v ," but under the
circumslnnccs she cannot work. She was
enrolled in a business school to becnme a
court reporter, but had to qull lll care for
her children.
"I wnold love to be able to support my
own children," she said ... l don"t l'!njoy
having to take money from people."
"You just have to keep trying to f:O
on," she said. •·1 try to make their lives
as full as possible each day -aad to
wn:i_e deg ree in the future -but not t.oo
far in the future ... "
f'rom POiJe 1
JACKSO N ...
pn.soners were. found, shot. bea!en or
with !heir throats slashed~
A Berkeley, ett.nmey, Stephen r-.11tchell
Bingh;im, 2R, has been char,i::rd 11nth
smug,11\ing ;; .1:un in In J;>.('.ki;fln in the
Adjuslment Crnlrr Vi!>i\nrs Bureau.
Bingh;irn di~appeared :iftcr the lnr1dent
and L~ the nhjrr1 nf 11 nalinnwid,. ~rarrh
San Quentin information nflicrr Jnserh
O'Rricn s11id it would hr ";ilmost im·
pnssible" fnr ,J;ick.~nn to have been 11hnt
in the bark in the m:inner rlrscribed in
the autopsy if the hullet wa.~ fired from a
20·fnn1 g11n tnw1•r_
r)lhrr lil1\· (•nf1•n·rn11'nl riffll'f'fS !hPnr11-
rd .J:irk ~nn 1'oul1l h;1rr 11• fJI 'lfl11·k f1r~t
by a bullet 1n the ;inklr. "·here :i 11·011nd
;i]~!) w::i.~ f,.1111!1 . ;in11 1·n11lri h11vr hr,.n !:ti!·
tn'l 111th ht"' h~·;irl lr1 111•r t/1;1n hi~ tnr~o
1'.'h•·n thr ~r1·nn1! h11llf't ~!r111 k
.I ;iC'ksnn·.~ rrl::tl 1\'(><: afl'l ~Uflf'll'r\f>r,
h;i1r c11ns1~trn1I~· ':11d !l 1r1 1!1d r111!
hehevt the pt l'itln 1·rr.~111n nf thP 1nr1drn!,
anrl hil\'P <,;iul .Jark .. on 11::1<, ,,,1 11p· 1n hP
kill rd her11u~e nf h1~ .~1 ,,1u., "~A nat1on\\I
symhnl of pn ~nn revnh1l 1on
Tl1e Football Seaso11:
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You are possibly now in the process of shopping
for c erpeting , and have been t alking lo sales
people at two or three store s. If so , you no
doubt feel like a "football," bounced aro und
w ith a bevy of con fli cting stories.
Which is the best carpel fiber? Wh•t is the best
1exture for your use? What kind of padding
should be used?
We think you will detecl the straight answers at
Ald en's. We've been helping pe ople score
"touchdowns" in Orange County for fourteen
ye ors.
ALDEN'S
CARPETS • DRAPES
1663 Placentia Ave .
COSTA MESA
646-4838
HOURS: MOii. thrv Tltur.., f t• 1:30-Frl., t te t -Set .. t :lO "' 5
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Saddlehaek Today's Final
N.Y. Stoeks
voe. M , NO. 1lb, 1 SECTIONS . 1b PA GES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUE SDA Y, SE PTEMBER 11, 197 1 TEN CENTS
lrvi11es Supporting City; Heiress Countered
Ry BARB . .\RA KREIRICll
N'-1en lllf'lllhl·r~ ut lhr lt'\lllt !:irnLll
halt' .• .. 111 :1 pe111lc1n ~up11nr1 u1~ lhr ui·
•'Olp11r;!11un o[ lhr r1!1 11t lf\!111' to
HotierL lia11 111 . • h:11n11;1n t.J! th•! t )ran~e
1 '0111111 H11a1•d n1 S1ip1•r1 l~Qt,
Thf'1!' 111<111' ;i pp;•r•·n1l1 1111 • <te~1 g11rc1 1•1
1•ou11te r :-:t ati>n1 l'!l l ~ 111:ule h1• Joan lr1 1t1P
Sn1nh who 1'1~1tr;I tJr1111gr l·ou nty !a;o:l
wee ~ in an a1tf•n1p1 lu pers11adr the
~11pe1·1 l~OI'~ lu 1h•l;1 1 !hf lllt'Ol'JXll';t \IQ!l
Tiie ll \llll' pe11!11J11 sl al e~ ·I! 1~ thr
t•p1n1011 ot lhr uridt;>t~igllt'd 11 ho 01rn or
pro perly reprrsen! 111 e \c·rs~ nl 2~ per~cnl
of !hr !'3p1l;:il ~loc·k 11 f llir lr1'111P Con1-
p;u11 . ;111d <ill ul 11 ho1n re~1dr 11·1thi11 tilt>
houndaric.-; of Orange l'ount.\ that the
rilizt ns 11ho fi1 r w11hin thr proposed t·1t1·
iir Ir• inf' !>hou!d be a!lo11·ed !o 1ote and
detcfn11nl' tor them~ehes b1 n1<11u1111
1otr as to the 11111irpo1 a11un ol 1hr c1t1 r;r
l r1 111~ \\ 1· 11uuld trust that · !hP
~11pt>r11i;or~ of Orangr County ~·ouh!
ho11ur th t:-n ;J11 ot selt-<letcr niinal HH1
wi!hou1 del:l\ "
The petition was signed by (;loria \Vood
lr1111e. w1do11· of Lhe late ~tyford Jr vinr·
hi s d<iugh ler, Linda Irv ine G...e<le, her
husbC1 nd. to.I hei1h <;aede : t:loria \\I.
Bryant. daughter of t:Jor i;i lrl'ine by a
prer 1uus 111arriai:e. l\atr Lil la rd \\'hce!e!'.
granddat1glJ!cr 11f Jan1e.<1 lr1·ine. \Villia111
T \\°hitt• 11: ~on of <:Ion a lrrinl' hv ;i
pre1 H!tls rna1·ria)!e and t11s ll'1le . lllelii1ct;i
Royer \\'l11 te Other names on lhl' petition
e·na e
Go1•y Photos Sl101vn
Murder Victim
l(nif ed 15 Times
\!ediral t c~t 11no11" 11·as rompleleri tn-
day 111 the l Jrangt' C.:ounl) :-iuper1ot• Cou; I
rnurder tn al ol San Cler11cn1r 1\lan11r
:i1ark A Johnson 111 th a st aten1en1 bl'
the physician who performed 1he auc o.~r.v
nn Con n1c LyHn ,lohnson /h,11 hrr ki:ll'r
i;!abbed her at lea~t 2U lln1e~.
[)r. Da 1·id l\al su\'ama 1est1fied lh/11
11hue\er repe::ttcdly ·::.J<i shed and stabl>t'd
lhe al1 r;irtil'e brunette also used ,i:::rcat
ph~·s1eal for£'e a11d a blunt 1nstrurnf'n l 1u
ll'ar ture lier skull. sn111sl1 lllilllY OJ her
ter th <i nd bre<i k lhc 1·1ct11n ·s nose.
.~lr~ .. Jol111son's !laragely beal('ll bnol'
11·as found 1111 the bed 1n 1he couplc ·s
Higher Education
CoaJ~ ~cbed uJ ed
A:; F or11n1 1'opi c
A panrl ni;idr up of ~1·hool 0H1l·1a l~ 11
f)<1ren1. a studenl and a IC'i;1sJ.-11or 1\111
d 1~eus~ !ht> goal s (If h1i;:hrr cd uca!1on in a
hper1:1I rrn~rarn Ocl 5 al San Clen1cnte.
High Sch0n!
The progran1. ~J>hrl•Orl'rl b1 ll1r l.ra)illl'
11f \\'oincn Votrr 'i a11cl arl'a l'TAs. 1i-n1x-11
l.i tht' publ11· ti t" ~cl1crhilert lo b('g 1n al
~ .1(1 p 111. 111 the l1!tle tl1f'<1t1'r
l'anf'l 1nr1n hrt ., 111!1 1nt·1i11le 1·a p1 $lra1111
I n1i1f'd S•·llonl n 1~tr1f'1 Super1ntrndrn1
Tn11n:i11 Brnccl1 <'! ho;int ol' trusttt~
tnf'n1be r Hobf'rl Bril~l<·1 : srhrinl pn111:1 pal
\\"iih('r Sp1'lll'l'r ll':'l(·he r C hr1~ Prt>~i.:OI\
an<I ,,tUrlC'll1 .Jon L1n1chronk. J\'a111e~ of
the p;irC'nt anrl !rg1slator h;:i 1c not been
ill1110Unt'l't!.
The progran1 w1 !1 he 111ndera!C'd b1·
\lri: ./at k Turli. pasl pres1de11 r of lht"
ll un11nglon Bear h Leagut of \\'omen
Vo1e r~.
Boati110-1' Safety
CJass. Scheduled
At Dana ~chuol
.A. ~per 1al 1.:las.o; in boat ing ~afel~· for all
rr~1dent~ of lhe C:apis1rano Unified Sc hool
District 11·ill begin a1 7 p.n1 . Thursday al
IJana J::lementarv School in Dana Po int.
The <'our~e . offered lhroug h the adult
cdtzcat ion depa rlrncnl of 1he (11.~!rirt. 1~
i;ponsored h~· 11.s . Pnwrr Squadrons. 11
nat ional organizat ion of boating en·
thu s1ast~.
Topits to be l'o1·errd in \he weekly
• la:.s se.;.sions 1nt !ude s e a m a n s h i p,
11811gcit 1on, g o 1• c r n me r I regulation s,
nautical rulcs of the road and radio pro-
cedure.<1
Furthrr 1nfon11 at1on 1nay be nbta ined
by 1..'0ntacr111g !he Adult f.duc;it1on f)ffici
11 San Clement e lltgh School. 492·41 6~.
Vi rµiuian lo t:ourt?
SACnA \fENTO C:ihf. IAP l -Hou.~e
nepublican Leadrr (:erClld Ford say~ he
reels Rep. llichard Poff i" 1he leadin~
c·h0ire in Congress to rf'p l11rr Supr!'1nc
Coul'1 .Jus!i1•c fl u~o Bla('k v.hose re\1r•·
n1rn1 \\as announced l:i st wcrk
'
;ipartment at 41fi .\lonlerey Lane on Junf'
17. 1970 Joh nso n, 20. 1\'CI.!; arrf'sted a year
la trr.
The dea1 h penalty is 1101 an issue in the
non·1u ry trial. 1t wa..s agreed in a pretrial
deal rhal eli rninated the jury thal Chief
Deputy 0 1stri('l Attorney J;in1es f'~nni::ht
11'ould ask for a n1axi1Tiun1 of second
degree n1urder against Ille youn~
n1ilitary police man.
t\:a1:-:u.va1na disp!a yPd nun1erou~ l'OI·
nred slide.<.. vil.'idl.v depicting tl1e 20.yc:i r-
11ld \'ictini's nurnerous v.•ound.~ bef ore
,Judge \\'illiiim l\1urra.1· i\fonday during an
;111crnoon se:-;s1on th11! led serer11 I 11·on1C'11
onlookers to leal'e the l'Ot1riroo1n,
Johnson ~teadfas!ly rel used to look 11!
!he cxhibits and sat v.·i1h hi.s hea<t
lowered lhroughou( ti a l 5 u y a m 11 ' s
testim ony.
l\a1 suyan1 a told Enngnt thi.1 he did nc1I
bel1l'1·e (\1rs. John.ion was t onsciou.s al
the tunt she v.·a, ~tabbed 11 nd 1ha1 her ~1
t;icker used the knife afltr repe:itedl\
1·lubb1ng his victim \1·i1h y..•hal L5 bcl1e1rd
to hf' ;:i kitrhPo stool
That attacker. lht ph~·su.:cau addr cl
al5o bit his v1ct11n nn both brea~ts and he
rio1nted to the deep ltelh marks tlearll
\ 1s1ble on lhe colored slides.
Joa•1uin Di stri(•t
1'o ]{eccive Aid
U ndet U.S. La \\1
Tru~t ee<t or the San Jo:iqu111 t.:lerTICl1·
lar.v School District lef!rned l\lond11y thell'
IO:mergency En1ployment Act applicnti on
ha.~ been accepted.
The distnct plans lo 11se the S4Z.900 In
hire seven em ploye~ full tune for 10
lllOtllhs.
Included in !ht list art IW(I lt'at·ht"r
<11des. one curricu lum technical 1\'fl lcr.
nne m;iintenance n1an. one gardener. nnr
~raµhic arts technician and one custo·
dian.
"\\'e 11•crr told the district is not t'nrn·
1nined lo keeping lhe people if \\'e rind
lhcv are not needed." said A11sistant
suPerinlendent Rex Nrrison. ' · B u t
hecause we are gro11·ing ~o last we pr o-
hablv \l.•111 need all of the1n .
··f1..1ost are posilion~ we wn11lrl hn·r
anyv.·ay. !laving them in 11dvance v.·111
help us catch up in areas in \Vhich we
have gollen behind."
Kitty Causes
Police Crnsh
An unmarked Sa n Clemente
poli ce unit sustained minor damage
f\londay ~·hen a Capistrano Beaeh
\.\'Oman swer\•ed lo 3\'0id hilling a
<:at and struck !he parked vehicle.
Authorifle~ said the accident OC·
1.:urred al about 6 a.in. in rronl of
:14;112 C<'tle Portola in C11pis1rano
Be;ich. The left n•ar frnder or the
llChl bl ue police car wa!I s ma shed
1n. off icers said.
The driver of !11e au1G ir1volved 1n
1 he mis~ap wa:i1 identified ;is Terri
R:ie Green . 2.l, of J4548 Callr
Portola
• '
inrlude the Ja\' f,~'t Lo rporalhln ancl
\\'hi!eC11 Entrrµrtse!'. fur 11.h1<·h \\'llhaiu
\\'hile signed
.Juan 11·, toe Sn11 lh. "h(1 1:. 1.:h<1rAu1g thP
lr1 int Fuundat1on ll l<tJU!'ll ~ stoc:khuldrr
u1 lhr Jr1 1nt l'ur11pan.1 111111 n1i:.n1a nage-
111ent 11f the orcierl.I' 11e1 l'lnp111e n1 of lh,.
1 :1."'\ rMt·h h1Jld1ngs, 1 ~ rhe pr1nc1pal u1-
d1\'1dual stockholder 111 lhe 11·1·1nr Corn-
pi111y . owni ng 24 percent of 1he sha res.
A t'Opy of the !r1·1ne !a1nil.v pet ition 11•;1.o;
~r nl lei Johr1 l:h1 rton. c:hair man oft he
l'ouneil ol the Comn1uni lie~ of Jr1·111e and
a pnnc1pal proponent o! 1ncorpora\1u11.
Burton said toda~. ·•\\'t· <ire 1·er·.1 pl e•1~
rd tha1 tll!'Sl' peopl<' are 111 t:OtH't'rl \\'Ith
uu1 1·ie11.-; 011 de1notT<tt)' and uur goal ur
,.1ncorporat1on. Since Supe r11sor ( rtonald 1
Caspers 1s Sll intere!'ted in representin~
.~hare~ o! 1he 11·11 nr l'on1pan.', perh ap!i
ht>'d belier .. :onsLdt•r l he~l'
··~!rs S1111U: ha;;; 1hHrged 1he euy of
lr1 u1t" 111JI he a ~lu 11L (';irl Th1wn\u11 1·111
111an2:ie1 01 !'ir1111;1 A11;1 t"hargr$ ti 11•ill b<'
;i bt·au 1dul l'tt ~ f11r beau111u1 pCu pl<' B•1lh
~f"el. to Slo!• lhP u•c·orpon1t1on. bu1 lul'
11·1·.1 d1tle1·e11t rea.-,011~ \!r, Tt1orn tu11
bt•(•ause hr fe iirs !-.anl:i Ana 11 tll trul.v
1 (';tJ11.~ the tr·t111 ~ pf hi:-> !7·~·e:ir nlallal:!f'
111e111 -a stead\' dech11e
"B11t thr 1s~ur· 1s n11t prop<'l'lY fnr f'ithlT
\1 1·~ S1n11ti nr l'arl Thornton to d!'l'lri r:_ (!
1s fol' !Ill' people II !ht•1 11'ant tn ht ;i
p111·1 of Sa111a An;i. it 1s tht u' ngh1 !11
de1·1clP 11 ;it thf' polls The 101er.o; of S<tn!;1
Ana ~hOtil<I ;iddress thems~h·cs to 11e11
s
1nanagen1ent
The rea,011., brhind ~I r~ Smith's sud-
de n 1nlere~t 111 the 1::.-sur 01 incorporation
111 thr t·111• ol lr11ue arf' li:'rv 1.:lear. lier
1!1srei.;ard OI lhf' fd t ls a;ld her in·
lla111 n1at ur1 l'!l;1n:r~ ot µrem:nurity and
:-.llill\·bu1ldu1J: c •ou~)led 1\lth her dominant
11it1•re~l tn 111onr1· arr '1S sure an in-
1!1c·1rncnt 111 01·rrbe;1nng self1~hness e.<> a
publ u· conl1•>:s1on
"1)1w1ni.: thr St>p1 15 h earing,
St1 prr11:.ur { 'a.~prr.-; stiitt'd thal her i11-
1er1·~1 i1 ~ a ~t1wli110Jder in !he Irvine Co m-
pany ~h11ulrl b(' 1·11ns1dt'red. !llr Casµer~
1~ .ib1·1nu!'.IV ~·111ilt1 sed. il lrs. Sn1i1h ·s stock
111 <l vurp11r;it10r1 llas 110 legal standing al
thl' poll • Funt1e1, ::iuper1·1sor Caspers
!'.lated Ile 11a s ready lo \'O le on the is.sue
ra
D-'ll'I' ,ltOf }tflP ,~_,.
COMMUN ITY CLUBHOUSE TAKES SHAPE ; ELSEWHERE TOO NE W CONSTRUCTIO N SURGES
Local Gtoups Already Are Re5e rvinci Space in 5230,000 Structure to Be Open by Jan. 1
New Building Boom Strikes
."i<111 Cle11ic11.te Br~aki11~ 011 I of Ti{:{l11 l 'al'li Doldru.111s
li.1 .lnH :-.; \Al.TERZA
Cl 1k• D•>I>' P•lo1 i••U
f or lilt' p;i~I tivr }l'ar::. l1 gtir 11111ne;, :111il
111her rai.:lo rs Ii r p I bt uld111g 11\ $;111
(lc1nen1e at a 11e<ir ~tands1Lll
Huf in !ale 1971 a bi;iom 11·1!h pr(·11lia1·
<111ahtie~ 1~ S\.\'C('ping thr rfl1ll!l)lln 1!1.
Although r videnrr 1~ nr.r a.~ \tar\.. a ~ lh<'
prc1·iou~ surges of 19CJ and 191ili. !In:
doll ar a1noun!s already arc :-,oar111g
Vast lraf't~ of houses are not 1hl' 1111n11
in San Cln1t otl'. s nr1v surge (Jr budd111&
at•t1v1t1e5.
i\partrn enis. lriplcx rs and c·u~toni
home~ and 1najor I' o 111 rn e r •· i ;i I
de,·eloprnenls are lhe 1na1nsl:i~· of this
1'ear's ;ict1111y \\'h1ch already has yielder!
mnrt than S9 mi/hon 111 permit l'alua11011~
San Clemente's biggest boom -!he
1966 e.dition -yielded $16 mill ion.
Tiii' 1f•;n l!li O d11>d 111111 Ii.'.'. 7 1111\li"li
· l I lun\.. 11 ,. n· l1·1•l111g 1111• ''lll'f'1\ ul
l1J1•"''ll l'•I q~~ ilPI a11(! \Otnf' dr11p\ 111 thr 11 1·
!1'1'1·~1 r·ri tl' .\!11l11plr· 1 r:-.1dr1111.1I dll'rlll ng~
.. rP111 1,1 h1· !hr ltirnl!. \\'r ve had sr1n11~
pr·t•ll\' 1n <110r prri1t•11, tou lnt!uchng th1·
11('11· ho ... p1!;:i l ;n1d ;i 1n:1J1J1' ~hr;ppin~
, •'11tr1· .. ~:11<1 1·11•· ll1 n·c1or flf Building
:111d f'lan11 11•1!. IJ11 ·~ Ahln1111i.
Rrs1des !hi· h11lk.~· IH'C'l!Cl'I ~. rvidrru·r of
~rowr h c"Hn h" seen in an aftt·rnoon dr1 l'a
through 101111
On re~1dr,,!1a l strcel' lol ~ 11h1r·h hH vP.
rrrna1ne1! fallo1\' no w <.rt' oct:u p1ed hy
1·u:.1on1 hon1e~ or ;ip;i rt incnl un11 s 1r. the
!r:inHn~ .s!:ii;r.
Condornuuurns. a~ 11·r ll . 11·1!1 Uc a !rend,
Ahhn<in prf'd irleri
In recent \1•eeks the C'1\y·.-. 111'.st fo rmal
condom1111um prOJCtl , a dozen un1l5,
Motorcycle Rider Hurt
Seriously in El Toro
Oavi d A. T.pez. son <If f\-lr. end Mr!I.
\\'11lian1 Lope~. or Capistrano Beach. IS in
seriou s co ndition today after h1i-111otorc}·
t'le collided with an automobile on El
Toro Road.
Offici als of ~fission Viejo Con1mun1t.v
Hospital described his. cond 1t1on today as
"guarded."
The accident occurred. acc."ord1ng to the
CalHomia Highway Palrol. al 9 1$ p.m.
Sunda y al the• intersection of 1::1 Tot·o
Road and Jutewood in El Toro.
Lopez. 24. ''""° !Ives 111 Santri Ana, \\'a.~
rollowing a motorcycle dril'f'n by \\li llia1H
W. Gurr or Costa f\-1e:i1a because he had
hrokr.n his headlight 1n a spill a h:ilr hour
earlier.
The hig hway pa trol reror1ed that l:urr
t ntered the intrrstclion rirst follo11•cd b/
Lorcz whn f'Olli(!ccl ":ith 11n 11utomobilf!
rtrivPn hy Ri rharfl 1. .. Stellw11y. 24641 Bun·
bury Et "'""O.
Lopez. wh o was a football player ;it San
t•lcmente High School before gradual.Jon
in 1965. was taken to l\1ission Con1munily
Hospital with n1aior injune:ii to the right
side of the head
The highv.·ay patrol spokesman sa id :i
recommend;ilion will be made that hr be
t·i terl for fa iling to drive with a headlight
and for exceeding a rea~nablt speed
considering the condition of his vehicle.
Duke Ellington a Hit
MOSCO\V rUPJ ) -Duke Elhngton and
his nrt hei1t ra C'Qnlplett"d their premier
nussi11n performencPs in Leningrad l\l on·
day and recei1•ed high prni~e; from t·rilir.~
for hcJpin~ the Soviet pe<>ple "under:;tand
lhe so ul or the Nesro peQJ)le."
I••' lll'd 1 I\ d)J)lrtJ\ .il
\\·,, l't' g111111: lo h;11-r 1111J1·r flt thrrl\.
1dr11111r•d • 111111111111111· <i rl'rlop1n e11!. 1v1ll
p1·11lu1lJh· !lll'r1•;P;1· 1!~• ·• Al1llnan :-:;11d.
/I. 111;11nr hlu ll :1p111lrnen! project 11.·ith
l\!l 1 11111 ~ 1 ~ 11e;11·111i:: ro1n11lt"t1011 01·erlooki nl!
lht: :-.an l'lcn1L·ntt• p11.·r -111dicativt< or
t'li'l<'ILI Jl('I'' f1n1l111i: n1ul11plr units the only
.,ol1111vn lu liortn11g laud l'1JlilS along the;
!'l);),,!.
/lhl111 ;1n bc1Lc1 1·~ 1he ~1\'IC 11! lhe la tc:-,l c·on~1 ruc1 1011 :.uri.ir 11·111 pfcvr nl a gh1t o(
;1n1· Olll' ~pc1.:1l 1t• l~IK' of projci.:t.
.. ~~vr a "'hilc 1.1·1· had nothing bul
;i ;1arln1e111 ~ then 11 sv.·uni:: over to
so1n!'th111g ellic. II S('em s lo balance oul
so 11•e don '! have IOJ1Stderl land uses "
One m<1n1fe!'ta11on ol lhc diverse fypci-
11f huild1ng . ho11·cvcr. is the 1ncrei1Sed
lo;in nn !11r h111ld1ng depart ment staf f.
"\V1th zhe n1a11y .-;ma!lcr projects cotn-
r:-. :i Int more :-,la H li1ne. In l'I niajor lract
111•11ct tion 1s 1Ti urh easier. You can CO\•er
:ill !he hous<'s quit kly hecausc they're
:;Ollll'Wh:it tflcn11ral "
Bu1 in hundreds of ~m allcr pro1ecl~.
p1·cr,v jolJ has 11.~ special inspections and
1nspettors "drive all over lown:· hr said .
rr n1ultiplc dwelling!! continue to lead
1hc pack 111 San Clenh~nte. city control,
Ahlman believes. l 'tlll be stronger.
"In a ('Ondom1n1um application we can
tag on nu1ny more restril'l1ons than a
standard subdi\'ision . The planning com·
1n1:ision and co uncil bolh always can have
a crack 11t the pl Ans.··
And the apphcat1ons by San
Cle1nenle standards -arc flood ing in .
Single-fam ily-residenC'c perm it figure!
soared this August lo 97. Durlng the same
monlh last year !ht> figure 11.·as a skimpy
1;
Penn it~ for mult iple residential dwell·
in~~ doubled in lhal same period.
By the end of AUl?USl San Clemente had
lngned 513 rcsiflentia l units either coin·
plt>!ed or under conslrucUon.
Al the same 11me last year only 119 had
bf'en recorded
1·11·s he re." Al1lman -;aid, ''I guess San
l'lc1ncnte is feeli ng lhe brush stroke of
tile rc:tl surge all over Soulhern Orange
Count\,"
and he made it clear he was prepared lo
change the boundaries of the ril y.
··This ts l'ertaintv not consisten t with
our 11 nderstanchng fn our last 1neeting. Jn
a lelepone conversation Frida y. he
repea ted his \Vednesday position a·nd ad -
ded that H !llrs. Smith didn't ov.•n 20.000
acres shr should. and that lht in-
corpo!'ators 11•ere only incorporating J.000
acres_ The other 15.000 .acl'es are a gift.
Jnrredih!er
"It 1s t·lrar to us that .Supe rvisor
Ca~pers is eit h<"r un;i ble nr unwilling to
distin gu ish the real publie issues from th •
pnl'ate special interesls. Who doe:i1
Super1·isor C<ispers reall y represent if h1t
1s "1llins to make his elected office a tool
lor r.lrs. Srn1th's private war'!"
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Def e1·ments
F 01~ Yot1tl1s
Abolisl1ell
\VASH!i\"GTO:'li 1 UPI\ -Tht Senate,
aller a se.\'en month struggle. passed And
sent to Prl'sident t\1xon toda y a dratt e,;·
tension bil l that abolishes dtfcrments for
l'ollege students and gives the. mihtary a
record high pay ra1se.
Passage ol the 111easure -1vh1th \Y1l\
restore draft calls that have been :i1uspen·
ded since June 30 -follo11·ed ~ l'!Ose 61 to
JO \'Ole ll'hich barred a lhreatened
fil1busler
The bill is ex pe c1 ed to br signed by
NL'l(On soon. Inductions probably will be
re.-u111ed i1nmediately afterw<irds.
The bill tarries the .:o;tronge11t state.n1ent
)<'l written by Congress 011 !he Vietnan1
\\la1· -urg ing lhe Pre~1dc n! to \1'1\hdraw
all US troops fron1 Indochina as soon as
possible.
But. tn the d1sappoin!tnen! of 1va r
tn!ics. the n1easure sets no deadline for
an end lo U.S. invoh·emenl.
Since the existing draft authori ty f''I(·
pircd. a series or contro1·ersies had held
up a final Scn;ite vole 011 the new leg1 sla-
l 1on !-O e'itend1ng the St>lecl1ve Service
:.l'~ten1 until J une JO. 197:!.
!':iu pporler"> uf the exlens1011 bUt:t•ceded
in conv1nc1ng 1v.·o-th1rds of th eir co!-
lt•agurs !hilt a co111111ua1Lon of no 111•
duct1ons 11'as a hazard to n<1t1onal secun·
11. i'\o one has bel'n drat ted into the army
blncc .June.
In i'1dd1t1011 to 11 twn ye<ir e'tt nsion ot
!hr draft. !he leg1slat1on 1n('Judes a S2 4
t11!11 on m1Jitarv pay raise and ~ com·
r romisr version of an cnd·the·1var
arnend1n enl
The Senate ori ginally passed an end·
thc·11«11· an1e nd men t calling ror the
w11 hdra1l'al of all U.S. troop.~ fron1
!11c!oc h1na 1n nine months. The language
11·a~ \\'eakened and the s pe c 1 f i c
11•1thdra1va! fitnet able delettd in a Senate-
! louse conference.
Senate Democratic Leader :0.1 i k e
(\!ansfield. 1,1•ho introduced the Vietnam
amendment, promised his colleagues thry
11·outd have another opportunity to vote
for it later 1n the session.
"\\'e must llr1ng this wa r lo an t:nd.''
i\lansf1eld said. "It is within our po11·e1'. 1f
we 11·i ll act ··
i\lansfield fa iled last week lo table the
conference report and send it back to
Senale-Housc negoliation in an effort lo
restore his amendmenl.
Ceut
Weacher
The cool, gray look is in for the
Orange Coast. Night and morning
lo,.,. clouds and fog are :iiti ll with
us with highs on the beach near 70.
inland near 78. Lows will be &4 and
li5 respe<:ti\·ely.
INSIDE TODA V
School ·praye r s11ppo1'ter1 arr.
f orcn1g a vote 111 tile 11ouse Oll
cv111rovers/ol 1:1Sl(f See slaru.
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Land111arl' Case
Decision Nears
For Salt Creek
By BARBARA KREIBICH
"1liw the l"ur!a ltl gfH:'s up on \\·hat. prCl-
nuse.s W be the ftna l act of t.lle Salt CrPek
saga \\1ednesday, Orange Co u n ty
Supervisors may fin d themst l\"es pla~·1ng
lt>ading roles in a "landmark" derision
frir Ca!ifl'ltnia.
•• . .1, lot of Pfflp!e are struggJ1 n11 with this
prnhlem of beach aC"ress." sa id La)!una
Beach attorney \\'11l1am \.\o"llcoxen todav.
'"and since this case came up early, it .. s
\1ahle to sel some precedents 10 the
statewidl" situation ··
After some two )'Pars of legal v.Ta ngl-
ing and careful negntiation. supcrv1sflrs
are schedule<! to act at 10 a.m. \\'td·
nesda.v on Avco Communitv Developers'
offer to tum over to the county, for $2.5
million. a 33-acre beach parcel. after
fully devel oping it v.'ith puhhc parking
lots, road s. conct>ss1on stands, rest
rooms, walkways and other support
facil ities.
If the offer is acct"p!ed the coun ty will
forego prescriptive rights to other beach
trails in the area betv.·een f.~onarch Bay
alld Dana Poin t and the Save Sal t Creek
Committee v.•ill agree VI dismissal cif a
Jav.·su.it filed in 1969 against the Board of
~upervisors and the LagWla Niguel
Corporation .ifter cnWlty abandonment of
I.he old Salt Creek Road .
Follov.·ing the merger of Avco and the
Laguna Niguel Corporation. nf'gotiations
II> &0!ve the Salt Creek access problem
1.0.·ere begun anew and th e latest offer is
th e tv.1elfth to be considered. I! hlls the
l'lfficial approvaJ of the Orange County
Coast Association l!nd has been approved
in principle by the supervisors.
'"As a directflr of the Slate Planning
and Conservation League and a member
of the :iittorney general"s Environmenll'l l
Task f orce ," said 'Vilcnxen, a leading
figure in the Save Sa!t Creek campaign.
"I attend man y sessions on the problem
of whBt stance to take In prote ct the
puhlic interest in getting to the beach and
al so protect those v.•ho own property on
the shoreline,
"We spend much time discuss ing ways
ol resolving the~e access problem.s and
th is seems lo be a happy demonstration
of coo pe ration, rathf'r than v.·arfare
"It can savt ~ears of htigat1on and ex-
pense. dunng Yi hich the public is dtpn ,··
ed of access and the landowner is df'pnv-
ed of the US!' of considerable areas of
property. -
··The Lagu na ~1guel area I~ typ1ral nl
many shorefront proper ties cri5s-crossf'd
,~·1th old bearh tr.i lls 1,1•h1ch. under
prescr1pt1,·i:> rights, cloud the ttrle to !he
property. So we ha\'e colntd a new word
-"bunching." In other word~. if there
are JO trails meanderi11g across some·
one's property, the state or counl y can
agree to g1\"e up eight or nine of thtm
and accept one or tv.·o good access routes
that strve the desired purpose nf gelling
the public to the beach and can he pro-
vided \\'1th necessary parking, thus
"bunching·• the. old trails intn one or two
logical routes.
The Salt Cr~k r.rgeement. Wilcoxfn
added, also \\'lll be studied with lnterf'sl
by those involved in current legislation
that ·would place control of coastline
development in the hands of state and
regional agf'ncies, rather than local
go"ernments. \
"This could demonstrate that. loral
government has the abilit y lo soh'f' en-
\'ironmental and coastal problems at a
local level." he said.
Y.'ilcoiten said that. on the basis or hii;
knowledge of appraisals, the proposed
financial arrangement is fa ir . '"Avco gets
no cash fnr either the l'ICCl'SS roads that
suppl<1nt the old aband0ned rn<1d, or the
11 acres of beach. for \\'hich they ask the
county tn pa y off .in ex1st1ng rirst
mortgage/' he !:aid. "The bal.ince of the
land cost is fnr the two parking lnt5 <1od
the cost nf the concessions they \\'ill put
in is considerably less than iL \\•nuld he if
the work were put out to bid by the C'OUn·
t.v."
\Vilcox tn noted that. "After Avcn made
iii; initial offl"r, the Harbor Comm i~sion
and Supervisor Caspers· off ice negotiated
with them further and as a result we now
have a better offer."
College T1·ustee Sl{eptical
Over New Saddlehacl{ Vote
By PATRICK 80,'tE
Of t~• D•llY !Ollot ST1!!
A trus!tt of Saddleback College said
Monday he felt the school's chance!! of
gt:!tting .11 bond issue approvt>d by th e vot-
ers were slim and no more su~h prnposal!I
r;hould be brought before !he electorate.
Hans Vogel, 19i0-71 president of the
board, said he t.hought ''the day of the
bMd issue i'i O\'f'r ·•
''I would say !hat no bond issut of any
kind is going to pass." ht! added . "I think
we have seen lhe last da ys of !he bond
issue ...
The comments came followltlg a report
by superintendent Frf':d Bremer con-
cerning the final results of lhe Sept. 14
Cities Buy Riot Gear
RALEIGH. ~· C ! AP ! -Three-rourth.~
nf ~nrth Garohna 's <'lf1es and tn""TI~ have
used federal aniic n mr fund~ tn bu.v not
grar. but such purr h<15es arcount for nritv
a small port10n of the ~!atl'"s funds unrlrr
the Omnibus CnmE' ;ind Salf' StreP!s Act.
Bill Julian. adm1n1~!ratnr of tht ~late ·~
\aw and order d 1\·t~1nn ... aid $100 noo had
been spt>nt for ri ot equipmrn1 th1<. ~t'11r
fr(lm thr S8.3 m11!1nn authnrizrd fnr all
progra ms in l\orth Carn!1na for 1970-7!
under lhe act
OlANGI'. COAST
DAILY PILOT
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'ob11·t N. W11d ~11""""1 •rod l'~ . .ra
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Mln"l!itlg Ed110r
C~1t1H H. Lee1 Rich••d P. Nt!l
Aulltald MllJll'lllr>Sr EOl!o~
U.ij•• '-c.ii Offk•
2l2 f or11f Av11111•
M•i1in9 •dd r•••: P.O. l cv 666, '2651
Soll Cl•11te11te> Offlte
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dtY In ""Pffllt• -.iti.in. fo• l.tf ..... t llH c ... 9'1•.--t •-.c11r, Caft M .. t . 1-1..,1,"0'9" ~. f'Ol.l'l!•lll v.11rr, '-" c""'"'"' ~flllr-eNI s.edlt«lltk, •IOnO Will'I r.n•
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C~t, T'7t,. o-.,.. C..... ~rt-~ C.O"'(>tny, HI M""' tl9o'on, fllll'llflf)l.ola, 9dl!Of"l1I fMHlf" O• IHhtrtlotl'fttPI" llt,..111 tNV H ••1>"9doxed w.t......, a,pldll Pll"'
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.... C.T• Mn1, Ctlll9...Jt . ""'°'11pl1M W u ••I...-11 IJ "-"''Y' 11Y n\111 U,1$ .-1~1y; m;l Ttry dH""''-· lfU ,,.,..,!l'lly.
bond t>l~t1on. Dis! ricl voters r'fused to
approve the sale of $24 8 milllr1n in bonds
for the rnnstruction of nrw buildings .et
the Mission Viejo campus.
Vogel attributed the defeat to the
''overburnened t11xpa yer'' and thf' cloud
of ronftl.!iion caused bv the recent slate
Supreme Courl ruling. on property tax-
ation for school.~. ThP-court ru!!'d !hat
such educational support i.~ inequitable
and, therefore . unconstituLional.
Referring to the defea r of lhe bonn prn-
pcJ~al a~ a ''snund whipping at the poll~."
Vogel 1'ugi;:ested !he school in1p!ement its
construrtion program v.'ilh perm issire
tax le \'lf'S.
"""" arl' going tri ha vP In procf'Pcl on 11
pay-as-you-go-basis."' he said.
\"ogel sugi;:ested the board arlnp! A
policy of nri longer going to lhl' \•ntrrs for
bond funning appro\•111. Hnv.·e\"f'r . ht re-
f!U e.~rrd th<1! nri ar!1nn hr l<iken 1m·
mrd1a1rly nn h1~ Sllgl11'1'1Jnn 1n nrrlcr lo
.i llow his ft>l\nw trus tees to carefullv con-
1'1rlcr suc h a pol1ry ·
The nlh('r tn1st er~ flf[ered no Mm-
mrn!s nn \'ni:;el"s ren1arks.
Tru.•tre ratrirk A<1cku~ t ha n k e If
~u pennlendent f rPr\ Aremer find collr~e
rnm m1ir11I\' rPla llnn~ nirf'Cll)r ~1ei1·1n ~f lt
chl'll fflr rhr rlfnrr thr~ put forth In gain
5llpporl for 'hf' b'l nrl pa~i::a,'lr.
Arrmer pro\·1drd tn1.~tee~ \\"Ith the
hreakdnl\·n bv cnmm uni!1es or thl' 1·01f' tn
!ht elrct1on in \\"h1ch only J .~ percent of
thl' rlE'flflrlltr v.·en! to the polls.
Thr por111'Jn of .. yr~"' \'Oh.·~ w:is 28 J)f'f-
cent in San C!Pmenle: Jfi percent in
Capistrano Bea rh; 4{l ~rcent in S11n Juan
Ca p1~trano and D.ina Point: 411 percent in
Laguna Beach, Lagun a !fills. La~fna
T\1guel and South Laguna: 68 percent in
Ir' inf': 70 percent in r.·li~sion Viejo : ft4
percent in El Toro: 5'4 percent in Leisure
TI.'orld : 50 percent in Trabuco Canyon 11nd
42 percen t in Tustin.
Saddleback Has
3,930 Students, •
Boost of 23 %
Student 'nroHment at Saddlehark
Cnll tge for the 1971·72 arademic year in-cr'a~ed 2.1 percenl from fh e previous
year, supt>rintende.nt Fred Bremer mid
trU!'itets ri1onday night .
Dr. Bremer sa td 11 lolal of J,9JO Are a
resident~ have enrollf'(! in C'l11~ses 111 the
riti~sion \·'ieJo campu!'i 11lnce cl11~se!:
began &!pt. 13. Of lhest, 1,869 are full
tim~ and 2J)fil art part time.
The !'iU perintendent ~ii id he had
pred1ctC'd enrollment wnuld ri>a ch 4,000
fr>r !hr fall quarle.r. but Hdd'd that many
part-time. stude.nl.!1 had bttn turned ll"'ay
\\he n the cl<1ss they ·wi shed to enroll in
\\'AS f1Jliod
Dr. Bremer also noted th11\ roffiri11\~
h;id flnly ~f'n reri 111rl'rl In rAncel four
"I rn1 ng classf's v. hen tht t>nrol lmtnt
m1n1 mum of l2 studtnls could not be.
reached. He !-a id this C(Jmpl!rwf v.~th 16
cla~sts whl• h i;t ere c11nct1lM In thl" fall
qu11rlet nf l!li"O
D41l 'f IOILOT 11•11 i0!•<1t1
ACCUSES SADDLEBACK
UCI '• Georgi Kent
SaddJeback's
Chief Lashed
By Professor
A UC Jr,·ine prnff'ssor ritronday accu!'ed
the i;uper111tendent nf Saddleback College
of bringin..-; pressure 011 Un1vers1t~· of
Ca!iforni<1 officials to keep him nff the
rilissinn V1ejro campus.
Professor George l\ent, ;:i comparall\"t;
culture instructor ;:it UCI. ~aid . '"I th ink it
is rt1!her poor s1 yle for a r.nllege presi-
de nt lo use that sort. of lt1rtJcs."
In a heated exch;inge het"'een the pair,
Dr. Ken! i;aid Dr. Fred Brem e.r had con-
lacled both state and uni\'ersity offici&lll
to halt Kenl'11 activi ties.
Prof. Kent, 42, was ejected from the
campus hy Bremer in the l'ipring when he
alt.em pted to circulate a questionair&
among students at the school.
The thrust nf the survev, Ken! said at
the time, \\'as to determirle whethf'r Sad-
dleback College was a repressive educa·
tio nal institution.
One of lhe questions asked students
was whether they thou g h t "ad-
ministr11tive spies'' monitored classroom
activities.
Kent said Dr. Bremer sou g ht
assistance from ~late Sen Dennis
C;:irpenltr (R-Nr wport Beach ) an d
University of California Regent William
French Smith to keep the professor from
prei;sing his independent inquiry into :;tu·
dent opinions.
"This is the only campus J knov.' that is
afraid of inquiry," Kent told the board of
trustees.
"I .em no! afraid of Yl'IU, Dr Ken1 ,"
superintendent Bremer sho! back .
As a result. nf Bremer's requf'~ls. Kent
claimed that Chanrellnr D;:in111l Aldrich nf
UC! had subsequently asker! the pro·
fP!:snr to refrain from his Saddlf'back
College acti1•ities_
Dr Bremer arlm11ted contac!1nJi hnth
l orpen1Pr and Smith and ~uggPsted 10
the pr(lfessor that he "worry about Dr.
Kent and UCL"
Battin, Caspers
Win LAFC Round
In Court Ruling
Ry TO:\I RARl.E\'
01 •~• D111y IOl!ol ~""
Shnr ~f'd J;11v_1·er~ lor the nra ni;:e l nunty
Lea~uP (lf C'1t if'~ 11re tnrla~· pic k 1n~ up thl'
pirre.~ of a l.:i 11>su11 that '''a:;; dP mfllisherl
~fonn.:i y t1f!Pr iust lwn hnurs nf
l"n1ir!r(l(lm r!rh<1tr into thP Lnra l A_gencv
Form:ilifln Cnmmis ... ion cnn!ro1·rr.~y. -
It had bf'f'n est lm11ted hPfnre lht> four
partir5 in\'ol vetl v.·f'n! inln nr::1nge f.ounl y
.Superior Cour1 .J11dp:l" Charles Bauer;~
<'OUrtronm th;:it it might take RS lone? as
tw n v.·eeks lo ~et ,, r11l1ng on the l/a~ur ·~
ar~ument that LAFC member Charles
Pears0n \\'a~ unlawfully replaced hy
Anahe im :i11 nrney Herh Licker.
But attornev Tnm \Voodruff f0r the
League and al!orney Tim Straner for the
inle rvening Council of Communitie:.( nf
Irvine . never reached lht> stage of calling
\liifnesses In :;upport th eir <1r,R:uments
agRinst coun1y ~upcr\'i~ors Robert Balli n
and Ronald Caspers and Los Alamit os
Councilman .Joe Hyde.
The tv.·o l!Upervisors ann Hydt' replart>rf
Pearson \\•ith Lic kl'r la~! Aup:. !I in a six -
!:ernnd deh<trle th:i! rnrlerl \v11h Bat.t in
Rod \l~·de running from an LA FC hearing
roo m !hilt was packed with angry Orange
County m<i.\'nrs.
Thal mef'ling n("ver came intn question
hr.fore .l ud~e Baurr.
He heard openm~ <1rgumenl11 frnm
Deputy Coun1 y Counsel \Villiam f<.1cCnurt
fnr the Battin-Ca.~pers group ann
preliminary statements from Woodruff
and Strader bt'fore granting the demur-
rrr (ohjectinn in h1w ) suhmilted by
~11"Court.
JunJ!e Ratier ruled, in eHccl. that
\\1ood ruff hRn taken the v.·rong road to
reach tht required clestl natlon.
lie Pf)int!.'cl out lhRl an issue lnvolvinl!.
politlral oHicc su<'h <".~ lh11t hl'ld by
Prarso n rould onl y be dt~putf'd with thf'
C'on~ent nf !hf' stale attorney 1.?enC'r11.J .
Woodruff. ohviously st<111i;:rre<I, pleRdtd
"·ith .lud"1e R.:iuf'r for more. lime lo
11menrl hi~ !11.w~ult .l ud,eP R1nier RA\'I'
him until Oct 1 In dn ~n with l"omment.~
~·hich m.:ide it l"IPIH th11t the ju ri~t d()l':t
f"llll bf>llt vt \l.'oodrurri1 writ can be
tl'\'ampffl tn th' point that It meets legal
rrq 111rf'mf'ri1 ~
•
She's 100 Years Young
Mesa Woman Marks Big Day; Recalls Past
By ARTRUR R. Vl"SSEL
01 l11t D•IP¥ !Ollel Sttlf
f<.11ss Ll!uise Emily H1~l1n is single,
i;.at isfied. and rl"Calls "'hPn an in ff'maJ
smog mat'hint, the hnrsf'less carriage,
sl.:imprdE'<I cnv.·s 11rnund Osk11l'l0sa. lo\\·a
and .\1ethod1 ~m meant ~nmeth 1(lg.
~he "'as 100 )"f'Rr s nld f<,tonday. a Chris·
ti.1n fnr a full <'E'ntury . a Calirorn1ao 63
\Pflr~. a Costa ~-\esan 14 years and proud
nf 1!
~hr sePrn s !fl know a lot mnrl' abou t
\1 hat's \\TnnJ: w11 h the v."lltld and ho" !fl
r•~hl 11 thiln President t\1xon. v.·hn ~enl
his ~reet 1n..-;s
<·hance~ il rf' she cnuld tum right ln the
ans1\er j\1ren for any s1tuilliQn in the Bi -
blr she 's referred to for more than nme
decades.
If she doe~n ·f ;:ilrradv know. that 1s.
•·1 firmly helieve th.it if thest pev.'-loV·
in~ 'hnnf'y pots' had stnnd up for Jesus
instead of gnini;: to sleep ill their pnsts,
w1drspread rf'hellion v.·ould nf'\"er ha,·e
swept the earth."' she derlares.
~1 1ss !.AJui~t Emily Hig!in wa5 born
SepL 21l. 187!, 1n ri·H, Carroll , Ill. She had
a sturdy, simple, fundamr.ntalist up-
brin,e1ng .
Af'l il"f in thr. ri.c:ht and equally
determ ined dishr!ief in lhe v.·ronj\ or
f0t1!1sh arP hall mark~ nf hrr rh.:iracter_
"'\\"p hl'ld !fl the str;iig ht. i;:nspel
preaching anr1 filling of the spirit."' she
dPrl iltt'<>. ~1 1s.~ Louise Emil y Higlin. afll't
JOO years. dPrlnrrs thi ngs au\hnritati\'ely.
She di s miSSl'S the mild contempora ry
ways of v.•orship as rather spineless
stratilgerns to fill s<1nctuarie,11; and col-
le<'lion p1ales.
"! bf'l ir>VP 1he ~fethndis!s h;:ick in our
d;i y ~'ere In contr;ist to the <JUieL pev.·.Jov-
in~ ·sea-fna mers· nf 1rxlay."" she dec lares.
'·ThPrP was snme ~hnutin' that verily
brought the Spirit do\\'n."
··1 dq brlif'\'f the old-limers hark rhere
did a far better J!Jb of holding on W v.'bat
they had," she continues.
STARTS 2ND HUNDRED YEARS
Miss Louise Emily Higtin
"Hold fa s1 lo th;i t \1h1ch lhou h;ist," <1cl-
monishes ~1iss l..nui~e Emil.1· Higlln.
One or those fl!rl-limers heln fast lo
l'nough that by ahnut 1890 hf' could finall y
afford an 11uton1nhi te . lo the genc r.11
di sma y and distrust of mnst Oska loosa
tnwnsfnlk.
The inf rrnnl nir1ch1ne fC'atur<'rl the ap-
pointmC'n!s nf ii l!nr ca rnage and J1ad
fnur S1Jlid rubbrr 11rr"'. as well a5 its
man:e\ous inlemal crimhus11on en gine
~·1 1ss Lilli ISP Emily H1g ll n con ~iders l!. a
vivid chi lrthnnd m cmnr~·
Livestock and pets fl ed in terror as the
horseless carriap:l" somf' Oska loosans
C'nnsidered "'!eked chug ged n1•er !he l"\\a
countryside al 3 miles pt"r hour , horn
tooting .
Nelthf'r one -trputed wicktdness nor
mysterious sound effK'IS -troubled the
ynung.
'"Youngstf'rs \\'ere v.·arned not to g~
near 1t le~r we be visited v.·ith sore
di.o:p!easure from On High," says Mis!
Louise Emil y lliglln.
C-0al rn1ning v.•<1s a printipat part of lhe
Osk<1 loos.i e(·nnnn1y, hut thf' black natural
f111·I brds waned b:idly about IOOR-09, i;.n
011' (;erman Higlin family looked
\\ri'tv.·arn.
"Golden. roll111' Cahfomy," ~liss Louise
En1il y ll iglin declares "Gold sounded
brUf'r th an coal anyv.·ay."
Pass uig Ol'l'r decades nr her lift!. flfiss
Lnui~e F:n1ily H i~!in tells of finally set·
ll 1ng in Cos la ri·1csa.
She shares an apilrtment at 24:10 Santa
An.i Avl', w1lh a companion, ~1r s .
Bern1cf' T<1ylnr, keeping shilrp, wisr eye!!
on world. national, state and local ac•
li\•ities
"\\'hrn \\"e arrived. the hnnorable
~layo r Jnhn S1nith 'sat at the gates of the
r 1!v.1 a fearless m11n full of fury and ac·
tioii .'' I
:\liss Louise Emily lliglin declares cur·
rc nl ~l111·nr ll.Qhert f.1. \V ilson !n be . in
l•··r wri rci s. as l'.'ise and St1j\acinu!: a ma n
a~ e,-er ruled !he ('i1 ~'.
She is illSn <10 avirl render. ~tudying htr
Rible faithfull y <1[thou!-!h after a century
\\iss Louise Em iy Hi.1?1in knov.·s it almost
bl' heart.
·Some among many fri E'Jllds celehrating
her 1001h h1rthd;n· Sunday at the home of
lr\' Charles Jorgenson. mad e refrrence
to this ritual re-reading of the familiar
pa:-sagrs.
"Bless your heart. I am briefing myse\f
for that Great Da.v,'' declared Miss
l.Au isr Emil .I' Higl1n
··Like young folk s say -'cramming lor
lhe ftna !s.''
Government Change Hinted
Supervisor Clark Cites Cl1<1rt,er For1n Adv<11itages
By PA~1ELA BALLAN
01 1~1 Otlty 'II" J!1'1
Sup,rvisor Ralph Clark told a gr0up nl
Saddleback Valley women ri1onday that il
might be time for OranJl:e County tn
change it.~ form of. JIO\'ernment.
SpeakinR lo the League of Y.'omt'n
Voters, Clark said he has always been fflr
more local control and autonomou11 pro-
tection .
'"A ch11rter county is far superior to a
,lrf'rJf'ral law cnunty." he said. "'Bul it i!:
~omelhing that wnuld h;:ive lo be decided
b'" the voters."
·He sa id the Orange County Chamber of
C.Ommerce and the Cili1.ens Direction·
Finning C.Ommittf'e, in t1ddition to the
Leaiz_ue of \\'omen Voters, are. studying
ch<1r!er 1·rrsu~ _l?f'neral law.
'"Thi' sturfie~ t1rf' lime ronsuminR bul
nerr ~!:ary 1f wr are tn make a df'cisinn."
hr ~air:!.
Orangr C:n1in1~· jo; A ~f'nE'ral li11'' rnunty.
~lo~l lariz.e rn11ntie.o; In C.:ilifnrnia are
rhar1er rnunt1po; arf'nrd1ng lo C(lunty
Cn11ni;rl Clayton r.:i rkrr.
The d1ffcrencr hr1wet'n the: h \'(I is in
pr(l('Pd ures and fl rgani1.atinn General l;i 1\'
co11nlles Rrlnp1 !hP ~ame la"'~ pai;sC'd hv
thP ~t;;tr lrc:io;li1111re \h11r1 rr ('11\Jntif'~
r";in m:ik r rh11ncr~ in ;irrnrr!;inrr v.·1th
th1'1r rh;irtrr 11•hw h i;r1,"' dc11\·n lhP rulP~ ti
rnun1v v.·1!1 II'" fflr f.!O\'erning 1lsf'.lf. 'il!"-
rfl rdin l! In r arkPr.
l'h;ir!('r ro11nl1P,. ;i l~n. hilve ll hrn;idrr
ta~inc Po\\'Pr ThP.\' ran , fr,r f'Xa mp\f'. t.ax
11!il1t1e~ <'.pnrral la ll' rn11n!1"~ l".:inno!
r l11rk !nlrl !hf' grnup that R chani;:f' (h;it
will definitely tlf' marl, ~onn !'In the coun·
ty le~·el is in d1stnct apport1onm t'nt.
He sa1d count~· sl1 fX'r1·1sonal d1stf1{"ts
are kepl f.:i1rly equ.:il 1n population and
distnc•~ v.·1ll prohahl.V' be C'hang ed in
NnvC'mbcr.
''Rr>n Cai;per~ will probably he the
~uper,·isnr rnr the f'nl 1re S:iddleback
Valley then ," he 5;iid.
Cnmmrn!ing on tax rPfn rm . Cl;irk said
the prflpcrt" lax i~ hPC'fl ming too un·
\\"ield\•. Bui hr rlPfend E'<I <'nunh expend!· turr.~· hlam1ng 111r high CQ~I ·of county
governmrnt nn the i;t;itr
"Thr sta!r milndil!C"' prn~r;;mi.: \\'t'
havf' to p<1V for ." !:.1id Cl<1rk . "'\\1e r ut
back nur O\Yn prngr;:i1n~ 1n .lanuarv hv
pl1!11nc a frrezc on hi ring ;ind trimnung
dep11rt ment<1I hurl~els Hut ll'e ha,·e nn
l"nnlrnl nvrr sl<1tr prnRn1ms ~urh ai<
"'t'lfarl' 11 p(! lhf' rnurt ~.
"Thr1't' 1h1ngs <irf' nf ;1 J.!rr•;it rnn!'crn to
us J IH.>lievr I hat ;i111·th1ng the ·'1:ite miln-
da!f's shnu ld ht> r;:11d for b,1 thr ~ta!e "
CommE'n\1ng on !hr Lflral Agenry
Forma!inn Comn11~s1on 1'qu;i hhlrs, ("I.irk
rei!Pr11IPr! tt1r r h:iin flf p\·rn1~ th;il ht11·r
lr?11~p1rcd 11 ithnul 1.:ikinl! 5irlr!:
'"!"m nn! r!rfrnrlin~ H:it11n i!nrl Casper.~
hut thf'Y h.:ivr thr1r !:irl" anrl 1hf' r"i!lf'~
h;i\'f' lhrir". tfl(I,"' Jip t:1 1r!
f[P :irlni'd I hat :i i ;i n1r~·!111e. nl mil\nr"'
;i nrl "11pi'r11~ .. r~ 1:1~1 11''"~ thrrr 1111~ t1n
alrnn:-phr>rr of n1flprr:i11flO
"ThE>rr w .1 ~ 110 n:11nr C'l'll\1ni.: ~:1t'r1nnr
ilrtrrl li kf' intelli~rnt hum11n hP inj!.~ fror ii
rh;ini:r
f1r!rl1nji! ;:i 11ur~l100 r1n a1rpnrl n'"'1~e -
;:i rnnstan1 1•nmpla1nt 111 1he Si1rlrllrh:1rk
\'alley -Clark sa1r! he &t ill hopes 11.
regional ;11rpnrt can he created at Cam p
Pcndletnn to serve bo!h Orange and San
Diego C.Ounties.
Indian Guides
Program Slated
In So uth Countv
' The S;:iddlrback Vallrv YM CA \\'Ill kirk
off the 1971 lnd1;:in Gu idt program th1.'
Satl1 rdav \\"llh a Pow \\'ow at La Pilz
.Juninr lhgh Sl'honl 1n ~lission Viejo
Pnw \\1f\W <!Clil'i!I<',~ Wiii 1nrludr g;imf'~,
r r;i fr rl1"p!ay~. an Indian Vill ai;:e .:i orf
refrcsh1ne11Li.: lnformil!1on on the Indian
r.111dP$ pro~rt1rn. fflr bny~ in the fir s1, se-
conrl ilnd rlurd graclfl'. anr! 1hr1r fil!her~.
\1·1 11 be ava1 lal}lc Tile Pow \\low will run
frrirn 1 pm to 4.
1'\c~! \\'f'Ck .'1~11 up /or lhr Gu1rlr!' w1!1
hf' hf'jd on Sept. 2R at 7 30 p m fnr
~•udrn1s al lhP rnlln\\inl!, elrmf'nlary
~thnol~ F:I Tnro . 1\ll'"· f; ;i I f'~,
c111vP\\nnrt. J,inrla Vt~l<i. fl 'i\P 1ll.
rnrdill('ra . Del Crrrn and \.'\('lfl S111:n up..~
fnr t;!\lllrnt." ;i i \'alrnr1 11 .:i nrt lr11n e \\Lll
hp hr ld srpt 2CI at 7 ~o r 111
flC'p1 r,r11l <1~11r~ flf lhr Y <1t eafh of !he
~rhnnl~ 1q\I hf' on hanrt for thr s 1~n up~.
Ac1111t1c~ t h1~ ~C'ar \\111 include rarnp·
n111~. kite II~·~ ptn('11nnd cl!'rh.v raC'es,
t11rkP\' ~h()!ll!:: M rl nlhf'r ~pN'I:!( {lU\1ng.\
Fflr tur1hrr inrnrm~ttnn contact "'i!snn
lr 1hn~k\", R~O· Y ~1 C' A
Tl1e F oothall Seaso11:
You are possibly now in the process of shopping
for carpeting , e nd have been tolking to sales
people at two or three stores. If so, yo u no
doubt feel like a "football ," bounced around
with a bevy of confl icti ng stories .
Wh ich is the best carpel fiber? What is the best
~extu re for your use? What kind of padding
should be used?
We th ink you will .detect the stra ight answers at
Alden's. We've been helpin g people 1core
"touchdowns" in Orange County for fourteen
years.
ALDEN'S
CARPETS e DRAPES
1663 Placentia Ave.
COSTA MESA
646-4838
HOURS: M°". ttirw Tiiun., f to 5:30 -Fort., f to 9 -Sot., 9:30 to S
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Lago11a Beaeh
VOL'. 64. NO. 216, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNIA. TU ESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 , 1971
enate _xten s ra
Suspect Rape
Drug Victim?
• Ill
A 2i·year-old rnglewood 1nan. arrested
early tod~.v as a suspec1 111 a Laguna
Beach k1clna1>-!'ape ta~e. is under
observation 1n Orange County fo.led1l'al
Case Co111es U 11
011 W edn es dav •
The 1'11 s! of lti l·ou1·1 cases fol' pc'rsons
«rreslcd &>pl. ;, 111 thl' Lnguua Bc;ich
"dri11kcrs' 11·:1l k" 11·111 be hrld \Veclncsdav
~t 9 a in. in D11·1~io11 '1'11(1 of Sot1ll1 Oran~'e
l 'oun1v 1\!unlc1p<1I Courl.
Buhby 11. Elliol. :!!. nl !'iO:l Brooks S1 .
11 il l appeal' lur il Jllr~ !nal loll char!!C'S ot
resisting arrrq and disturbing tht' peace
chiring the fr;1c:is ;:it lllt' door (1f lhe
Orph:uiai.:r Rr-:t;u1r:int 0911 S (11as1
JI IJ:!h\\ .~~
The rn rlrr IJnJkr out at thr re~t:utt'iltlt
;:iner the 11·;.1lkl'rs arr11 !'d. Leaders of lhc
\I ;i!h ha\'(' 1·h(lrged :in employl' al the
()rphanaJ!<' s1art ed the disturbance. 1vhile
i.11·ncr ol lht! rest11ura 111 has elain11lfl it
11a.~ slarterl by !roublem;:ikers in the
~roup.
Poll<·e Sl1n1n1011ed to tl 1c :srrne bruugl!r
1 l1c <lisl urhancc under contrul in :io
111111ute.~. arrrsting 16 of lhc niarehrrs nn
a v11ric!y or t'harges i111.4luding assll ult on
;:i µo!it(' offi cer. drunk in public. di sturb-
ing lhl' 1)e;H~f', rf'~1 s1in g arrest :uid f;iilurr
111 disperse 111 ;i r111tuus silualion
\\';ilk le<1df'rS !'ht1rged th<it pr)lit·e u~ed
1111ncccs~ar.1 lt1rcr 111 hnngi11g 1hi'
distu!'bancc 10 an end. Surh allcg:ilio ns
11erc denied by Chirf 11f Pnl1ee .Jr1seph .I .
}\f•ll I'
Eiich (Jf the Iii arrested cn!ered plc.1s
ot 1nnocenr dunng arra1gnrnenl5 follo11'·
ing their arrests Pr('!unin:iry hearings
and Jury !rials for !he rcn1ain1ng 15
defend;ints dot the court calendar for the
remainder of !his rnon!h and Octobe r
Laguna PJanninf!
l1'or ,'Ho~pitalit~
N i!!h l. l>ron1olio11
' 1.<1gunn B(l;i1·t\ ... :111nu.1I "ll u:-.p11al1t1
r\ighl Ill'( :i :-.!1ould ht' 111"1'1' t·\t·1t111J,:
1111d h1•fi''" prOJf\Ol l'd 111r1nhrr, nl thr
l )(l1111 11111n H11 .. i11<'~'111;111 .. !\ .... nc1al1011
agrred this 1n11n11ng.
Ho:.p1lah!1 i\igl ll is llcld 1hc fi rst Fri·
da.1 111 l>c-t:crnt>c r lo cncnurage lot·:il
res1dc11t s ro ~hop tn L:igu na during the
Chnslrnas season
"To make thr thi111( 11ork. e1·erybnd.v
has j.!Ot to slay oprn th:i! night." strrs~ed
Fred Kibbe y. 01rnl'r or I\ r b be v · s
Hrstaur:inr
Other· nt('ll)bcrs ~ugl(rs!ed Fore:-!
.\venur be t•losrd ;i.110 <:;1rolrr:s be en·
t•ouragcd Jn 1.:on1c and perf<1rn1
··\\'t should also h;i1·r Sanla CJau~ ~!roll
;il'Ollll(\ said Hill \1tH'1'111<'r nBA 11!'1'."l·
dr111
lie 11111!·(1 1h.it S4.000 11111 bt· ~pc111 1111
('hrislrnas <lcl·or:H u)n .11 for (11r do11nto1111
arc<1 SLOl.HJ 1nor1• 1h.1n 11·a~ :-prnt !:t~!
1:eetr, Tl~<' 1Jd1\it1onal 111onc.1'. 1\l?J'T111er
Said. 11ould b<' usl'rl to provide tnore
Christ n1as lrres lo bt• atlnthcd to utili!v
N ies in the downtown area.
~!embers nf !hr OBA al.~o agn;ed lh11l
t'ldverti o;ing should i;;t rt'SS 1111 I he
cln11nlnw11 rncrt'han1 ~ w1l! br open Df"c. J.
Nen' Clubhouse
1'o Open Jan. 1
The nc11· l'un11nun1ty chihhou.~e -!O
repl3Cf' 1hf' one thal burnrd in 1!170 -1r1ll
open 1n San Clemente J:in. 1
The $23(1,000 struclurr 1s no11 un(lrr
cnnslrucunn rind already local i:;roup$ are
rl:'i;;e:r111ng t1n1e for 11se rl('\t yea r
\\'ork on nr11 _sht1fflrhnar(! tourt~ is
C()ITipletr -:1 prnJt'C1 J01ntly funded bv
lhP. C'1tv anO thl' r\clult llCC're<1t1on
As~l'ial.1011 ot S:in l'len1t'n1r
Tht t·1 t.~ Is usu1g a .!l\X't:ial ta ;.. !r1 y !o
l1n11nrf' !ht' rl11bhnu~e reco nstruction
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Ce1uer fullo11ing a possibl e-d rug
ol'erdo~e.
Oa 111d Lre Currell \.\'as picked up at lus
ho111 hy lngle11·ood pohce al I' 26 a.ni.
and !urned o\'er to Lag1ina Beach polict'.
11·ho had reques1rd his arrc!;I Oli1 eers
:;aid he see1ned ··grogg y" \\IH.'ll a11•akened
frorn :sleep, but 1Jetan1r. n1coherent anit
apparrnt!y 111 <1 frer being hr·ou gh1 (o
l.a~u na lor <1ues1ion111g
llr wa~ taken 10 the ,\1ed1l'al Centl·r .
ti·e:iteO !or a possible drug overdo~e and
lll'ld lor obst'rv;l!1on . put1ce s<11d.
Gurrell '.s arrest 11·tls in11inted 11·hen a
21·Yl'<lt·rtld Ncwpun lje<H:h II' u 111 II ll
rt•ported tu poli('t' 1\-londay th<ll sh!" haO
been assaulted by a 1nan 11•ho p1tked her
up 1vhen she 1va.s hi1chh1k1ng on South
Coast High in Lagun::t f\e:ieh at 11 p-
prox11nately 8·30 p 111. Sundu y,
After l't'fus1t1g tu ll'I h1·r ull ::ii 11
friend·s hpn1e in Laguna, she told police
rile 1nan pullcid a k111fc, torced her to the
back of h1 ~ 1 an. 1a1>ed hel' wn~ts a11d
ankles then t'on11nued driv ing no rtl1 ou
1hl' h1gh\\o'a.v, the ~'oung 11•ornan all,.i:ed
l'ull1ng off the ro:id near 1he 11orth e11.1·
111n11.~. hr 1ilµt•d he r !"}e<;, ren)oved
hPr clothes <ir11I su h1ccted hrr 10 sexual
a:-..-saul1. she told ofr1cl'rs
~·011ow1ng the allack. he tlro1t: 1u
Ne11'l>t)rt Beat'h and let hi:r out of the car,
hut before cloing so told her hts narne and
th e a<ldres& or hi.!i residenc!" in lngle11ood.
J.he 1von1a11 said .
She Y.'<'Ol. tu !he i\'t'11por1 Beath po!ief'
.-;t alion to rcpor1 the. incident and the casP
1v<is tu1·netl over !o !he Laguna Bc.aeh
police who sought the n1au·.~ arrest. ll r
\\'as booked on suspicion of kidnaping.
fo rcible r;ipe and sexual pcr~·ersion
VilJarrc Uruing t"'> l:'.l
Quick Enact1nenl
Of Height Limit
,A, leller urging quick incorporal 1on or
!he 36-fool he1ghf limit into lhe city zon-
ing ordinanres \\'as rccr11·ed by Laguna
Beach Pl::in n111g Comn11ss1oners :\londa.1·
n1gh1 h·o1n th!' sreer111~ t·onHTil1!cr uf
\'1lltJgr Laguna
'\\'r 11n11t to ... ('e at1111n un 1h1~ 111;11 -
l(•I' •· 1t1r lf'tlf'r !i1alf'1l 1'Uggt>Sl111~ 1l1r
''"!IHIJ!. ord1n;inrrs hf' 1r1v1111e11 IOI' !hr
ht'1g.h1 110111 · aud 1ha1 1ht· :\6.loot ·tir1i:ti1
l1<l IJr ll1l'Ol'pt)r;1lrd 11110 the genrr;d
pl.111 "
Planner!'> :igrrcd 10 11u.•e1 11·11 h 1nen1her~
111 \11ll;1ge Laguna al a study session
i'I Qnda~ rught to discus~ the leller and
work ou1 details for speedy incorporatio1•
of the height limit into lhe books,
l:leca use or the many changes that y,•dl
have lo be niade in thr. zoning ordinances
1t has been suggested by the ci!y council
that \Vayne i\·Joody. director of planning
and development and Tully Seymour. city
attorney, confer on !he molter.
Seymour add itionally suggested !hat ii
would be \\·1se to prinl on variance' :ip-
phril!1(1ns that 110 v:inances can be
.c:ranted to allow buildings taller than :16
feet.
The height ]unit ordinance, .a,; appro1·ed
bi· l'Oters Aug .1, contained ~ "110
1.1 riance" claus".
Gas Rate Boost
Hearing Slated
Spe t'ia l to I.be DAILY PILOT
LOS ANGELES -A pre-hearing on the
Southern California Gas Company·s
appilcation to raise rates by S6.1.2~
nlillion per year is seheduled her" Thurs-
day by the Puhllt Utilities Commission.
1'\o such rate increasr.s 11.·ill be allowed
during !he Nixon Administra lion·s !Kklay
cconon1ic freeze. but lhe rue conllnues
to process apphrations during that time.
i\o testin1ony will be laken at
Thursday's session beginning at 10 a m.
in the State Office Building . 107 S.
Broadway. only e~lablish1Tienl of dales
f11r surh format hearings and ground
rule:;.
Controvrrsy has been generated over
rtcent PUC se ret meclLng$ at which
even its own liecret ery Is barred. but thix
will be open to the public
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MRS. COLLUM MANAGES A SMILE DESPITE IMPENDING DEATHS OF HER CHILDREN
Rare Oise•se Cl•imed P1tty, 13, List Week; K• t'11een , 12, Ch1rles, 7, Cryst1I , 6, Also Affl icted
Kitty Causes
Police Crash
An unmarked San Clemente
pol1re unit sustained minor damage
Monday when a Capistrano Beach
woman zwerved lo avofd hilling a
«:al J1nd struck !ht parked vehicle.
Authorities ~aid the accidenl ot·
cun·ed at aboul 6 a.111. in front or
:!4:il2 Calle Portola in <.:apistranD
Beach. The left rear fender of the
light blue police car wa s smashed
in . officers said.
The driver of the auto invo h·ed in
!he mishap wa.~ identifitd .as Terri
Rae Green, 25. of J4548 Calle
Portola.
Do,vnto"'n Group
Supports Auction
For "Outreach'
\lc1nhc1 Ii of lht' Lagu n;i Beach
IJuwnlown Bus1ne~~ A.~soc.1a11011 11gretd
this n\Qn11ng 10 supporl an auction pla11-
nf'd b.1' Laguna 011trea<·h, a new organiza.
tion to help ~rol1blrd youth.
According lo Bill J\·larri11e1·, OBA presi-
dcnl, mf'rehanls "'tll donate products
fron1 their ~tore~ lo be auctioned off
when the event is held in late Octobt>r. 1'io
firm date has been established.
Procced11 from the auction, fl1arriner
said. would go for rent. supplies and
~alaries for the Outreach organization. f~
is presentl y offerins spiritual counseling
for youths at a coffee house on !he
Board\\·alk and a holtin,. 4~~-TALK.
A Youth Services Center has 11lso been
opened at the Boys Club to provide "
nu1nbt'r of servi~s for young people.
J\larriner noted the rull retail price or
all goods donated is tax deduclible.
Ill addition to the OBA. !he Octobtr
:u1ctioo will be sponsored by the Laguna
Beach Jayctts,
Family Tragedy
M otlwr Losi1ig· Kids to Disease
SOUTH S . .\N FRA NCISCO <UPI ) -
,\,Jr.1, Jacqueline t:ollum 's r.ldesl daughter
died last \Yeek in her niother's arms. lier
three -0lhe1· .vou11g chi ldren also are
alrno~t certainly doomed 1o <111 early
death.
r\11 her childrc.n. Kathleen, 12, Charles.
7_ and Crystal, 6: have Batten's disease,
an extre1nely ran.• inherited affhctio11
that slo1•:ly. fatall y attacks the central
ner\'Ous system. The oldest child.
Pa!ricia Ann, IJ; succumbed to the
ri1se:ise ;a week ago.
'fhe lrag1c plight of lhe Collum fani1ly
carne oul Monday in a dispute over ho1\'
n1uch !he county would allow for burial
expenses for ratty. The cou111y ftnal )I,
i.greed to pay for cremation. -
•\olrs. Collurn. 3~. a divorced 1no!he1· on
welfare, said she wanted n1> .. mon ument"
10 her daugh!er , brt ausr .. Patty h:i.~ gnnr
on to son1tth1ng better" She said ~h!"
Wil~ ho!cling her daughter 111 her ::irn1~
last week feeding her orange juice whc.11
i~<l!ly toui::hed and dieO. She h;:irt bern
!Old 18 months :igo thr1·e 1vas no hopr frll
!he girl, th::11 Batten·.~ d1!'>rasr 1,•as u1·
t'111·;ihlr.
·rhe disease begins lo .~IH1"' it self al the
age of 4 or :. and then gro11s prn-
gre~~i vely wor.~c. cau~1ng bl indness. e1nn-
lional disorder. speech defects, con·
vuls1ons, and finally death.
Now. Mrs. Collum is caring for
Kathleen. who is blind and ha!"! lo be fed .
dre11sed and constantly a\lended.
Charles also is blind. but attends
l!pecial classes at Daniel Webster School.
Crystal. the youngest is in (irst grade at
El Ritncho School, l>ul her si11:ht is begin·
ninR to fail .
i\lrs. Cotlu1n said she had bee11 to
"million!!" of doctors in the San Fran·
cisco Bay area and the-East Coasr about
her ehildrtn '!l piigh1 . hul it wasn 't unlil
about three years ago 11 doctor al. the
University of California .at. San ll1ego
diagtlOsed lhe disease and told her of her
children 's future,
Despite the situation, il·Jrs. Collum said
she was dc1crn1inedly op!unislic about
rhe future.
"ll.!1 hard lo believe !hal Patry ·.~
dcatJ." she said. ''And I can ·t belit>ve my
Q!her children 11111 die ."1
She said she i::i hoping /here 11·ill be
!IOtne breaktllro11gh 111 Ille trea!ment of
B;itten·s di sc;i ~r.
"l just refuse tv give up hope. Just
ll('c au se I don '! ha l'e the answer, 1t
docsn'r mean lhal thcre is nn an sv.·er . All
I ('an do is hopr against hope that
somebody, ~omep!ace. \.\'Ill come up vnlh
an 11ns11·er "
:'-.1rs. Collurn said the tounry \.\'elf.are
department sends her an ;ude lo help
.,..·1th the children 1veekday mornings.
She said sht· "wou ld do a11yth1ng to
al 010 c•har111 . ·· b111 under I h r
c11·run1 'iT .. tl\.Cs slir ca11nu1 work. Shr was
i·n1 r1ill·il 111 a llus 1nr~s ~t.:hr1ol lo l>erornr a
•'OIH! ITJ)Orlet, hilt I ad :o qu1I to l';'Jl'C fol'
brr !'/11ldre11.
· I 11i1uld lu1 r !(I bl' ;.iblr to :-..upporl mv
1111·11 i.:hrldren," slle s;ur!. "I don'I Cl1JO.v
ha 1.1ng to take 111uney from people .,
"\'ou JUSI hal'e lo keep trying tu gn
on ." she said. '"I lry to n1ake their lives
as full as possi ble each day -aPld lo
some degree 1n the future -bul not too
far in the futur!', , ,"
Laguua Police Study
Dress Shot) Burglary
Laguna Beach police are invesligalin~
the disappearance of $87 from the c::tsh
register of "Les Gamins .'' 490 South
Coasl Highwa)·
Police ~aid a b11rglar apparently gained
entry to the dress shori during the night
1\fonday after breaking a glass transon1
1Yi!h a rock. then cleaned out the cash.
Woman Stabbed 20 Times
Medical Testimony Ends • Johnso1i Murder Trial Ul
!\ltdical testimony was completed to-
day in the Orange County Superior Court
murder trial of San Clemente ~1arine
Ma rk A, Johnson with a statement by
tht physician who performed lhe autos py
on Connie L}'Jln Johnson lhat her ki:lt r
stabbed her at least 20 times.
Dr. David Katsuya ma leslif1td thal
whotver repeatedly slashed and stabbed
rhe altractive brunette also used great
physical force and a blunt in9trument lo
fr acture her skull. smash many of her
teeth 1nd brtak the vietim·s nme.
Mrs. Johnron's s1111a1ely beaten body
11•a.~ found on ,..the ~ in the couple's
apartment al 418 !\1onterey Lane on June
17. 1970. John!On. 20. was arrested a ye;i,r
later.
The death penalty is not an Issue in the
non-jury trial. It was agreed in a pretrial
deal thal el iminated the jury that Chief
Deputy District Attorney James Enrtghl
would ask for a maximum of stt0nd
degree murder against !he youni::-
military policeman.
Katsuyama displayed numerou~ co\.
ored sUde!I, vividly depic.ting the 20-yt.a!'-
old victim's nurnerou" wounds before
Judge William Murray Monday durinJt an
afternoon session that led several women
. 1
onlookers to leave •the courtroom.·
Johnson steadfastly re!u!!M to look at
the exhibits and sa~ with his head
lo"·ered throughou! K a 1 ~ u y a m a ' li
lestimony.
Ka!~uyama told l!:nright tho.t he did not
believ~ Mrs. J ohnson was conscious at
the time she waa S1Rbbed and that her al.·
tacker used the knife after repe:Rtedly
l'lUbbing h1~ victim with what is beHeved
to be a kitchen stool.
Th~t at!R<:ker. the physician adderl,
also bit his victim 011 both brta!lls and he
Pointed lo the deep teeth marks clearly vi~ible on the colored slides .
Today's Final
N.Y. Stoek.s
TEN CENTS
• I
Defe1·ments
Fo1· Youths
Aholisl1e(l
\l'ASHINGTON' IUPl 1 -The Senate,
after a seven month struggle. passed and
senl to President Nixon today a draft ex-
tension bill that abol ishes de fern1ent! for
college students and gi1·es the military a
record high pay r<iise.
Passage of the measure -\1•hich will
restore draft calls that have been suspen·
ded since June 30 -follo1ved a close 61 to
30 l'Ote 1vhich barred a threatened
filibu s!er. ~
The bill is expected lo be si gned by
Nixon soon. Jnducl •nr}~ probably y,•ill be
resumed irnmed1ately afterwards.
The bill carries lhe strongest sta\en1 ent
ye!. 1vrillen by Congres~ on the Vietnam
Wa r -urging the President lo "·ithdrav,.
all U $. lroo ps t'rorn Indochina as :soon as
possible.
But, (() ths dis:.1ppoint1ncnt or W:tl'
critics. !he n1ellsure sets no deadline for
an end to U.S. 1nvol1'en1ent.
Since the existing draft authority e..:-
p1red. a senc.s or controver~irs had he\d
up ;i final Senate vote 011 the new legisla·
lion to t'Xtend1ng the Selective Scrl'ice
syste1n until June :io. 1973.
Su pporter's of the extension succeeded
in COlll'lllClng IWO·lhirds of the ir l'Oi·
lea,i:ues that a cont1nuat1011 ur no 111·
duclions "'·as a haiard to nat1on;.1l securi·
ly. No one has heen drafted into thr. army
s111ce Junt'.
In add1t1on lo a 111·0 year ex1ens1on of
the drait. the leg1sla11on includes a S2.4
billion military pay ra ts~ and a co1n-
prom1se 1·ersion of an rnd-the-"·ar
arnendn1en1 .
The Sena re orrginally passed an t'nd·
lhe·1\·ar an1endment calling for !he
\.\'ilhd r·a\1'31 of all u.~. troops frorn
Indoch ina in nine 1nonlhs. The language
11'as 11·eakened and Ilic s pe i.:iftc
11·1thdra11·al tin1el;ih!e deleted in a Senale·
I louse t'onference.
Senate Dernocra!u..: Leader 1\I i k I':
!llansf1e!d . v.·ho introduced the V1etna n1
amend1nenl. Jlrom1secl his colleagues the.v
would have another opportunity to l'Ole.
lor it later in !he session
"\\'e niust bring this war· to an end.''
!'llansfield sa1d, ··11 is w1!h1n our power , if
"'c y,·ill act."
i\lansfield raded la st "'eek lo table the
rooference re.port and ~end it back ttl
Senate-H ouse nrgot1atton in an effort to
reslol'e his ;nnendmenL
.Jouung J\lansf1eld 1n 1·oting against
stopping the f11tbuster, Sen. Charle~
l\let .\lath1a~ t R-:0.-10. l .~:iid "!he lime 10
end lh!' 1rar is nov.. The plal'e is here "
Pnol' !o lnda v·:s 1·01e .. lohn Srenru s r R·
,\!i~s 1. t•h111nn;in 11f thf Scnale Armerl
Srrt'lf'l"S ('111n n11ll l'r, on(·t• a~::i111 \Varned
Iii~ rollrHgues th:ll ;1 prolongect f1hhuster
11"11)(1 wea ken lht' 11.:1!11111's ~f'Cu1·1!v
.. Ill' e1rcuJ:1t('d :i tresh hatch oi lertero::
frorn Defense Srl'retar1· ~lel111n H. Laird
;:ind th<' Joint Cl11ef., or Staff warning ol
;111 1!i1pe11d1ng rn:inpo11·er l.'.l'is 1.~. In the
ne;irly three n1onths 1vi1hout the draft.
~te11n1s s111d half the enlistee~ were
dra11'1l from ''the lowest po ss i b I •
l'ategory" of qu alification .
\Vithout the motivation of the drafl. h~
t:ontended "you don 't gel many men that
are \,\'Orth half their keep."
c:ravel. however. pleaded for morl!!
lime lo make hi!! case lhat draft calls
1vere not needed now and in the future.
He contended that conscription was iP-
i1Tilcal to freedom and serl'ed notice that
"1t will take a cloture vote as long as I
am a member of this body lo iniliatt: the
draft.''
Coast
Weather
'fht 1.:ool, gray look is in for the
Orange Coast. Night and morning
low clouds and fog are still with
u~ y,·ith highs on lhe beach near 70.
inland near 78. Lows will be &4 and
65 respectively.
INSIDE TODAY
School prayer supporters Ol'C
jorcrng a vote 111 !lie llousc o"'
controverslat 1s.~11c. Sec story,
Page 4 toda y
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% DA.I L V P!LCl __ St Tu~y. Stplfnlbet 21, 1971
Landu1ark Case
Decision Nears
For Salt Creek
By BARBAR.\ KR Effil Cl l
(II 11\t 0111• l'l!o! 11111
\\'hen the rurtain ~oes up on what pro-
m..ises to be t.he final act_ of thE' Salt Creek
saga Wednesday. Orange Co u fl 1 y
SuPE"_rvisors may find themselves n!a~ 1ng
leading rolf's in a "landmark" decis10n
fnr Califom1a.
''A Int of JX"Ople are struggling \1 1th this
problem t:lf beach access,"' said Laguna
Beach attornev \\'1lham \\"ilcn xPn 1..,rla\',
.. and since this ra.;e rame un earlv. it's
l1ahle to set snmp prrcc<lents in the
stalt-\~lirle i:1t1iatirn"
. After some l"'n :'-f'ars nf le~a \ Y>ra ngl·
1ng and ca:-<'ful nrgn!J<iTinn. supen·1sor:r;
ar@ scheduled In art at 10 a m \\'rd·
nesday on Avcn Cnmn1unit~· DevC'ln Pf'rS'
nrfer to turn ovt-r to !ht> cnuntr. for S2 ~
million. a J:l·arrP beach parCel, after
fully developing it \11th public parking
lots, road.~. concession st ands. re~t
rooms. "'alkll'ays and n!he r !'uppnrt
facilities.
If the offer ii; ac cr.pte<:I the county 1-\'ill
forego prescriptive rights to o!her beach
!rails in the lirea brt1-11ren ~!onarch Bay
and Dana Point and !he Sa\·e S:i.11 Creek
O:lmmi ttee \\'ill i:igrec t.n dismissal of a
lawsuit filed in 1969 a~a ins! the Board of
Supervisors and the La guna Niguel
Corporat!cin after coun ty abandon ment of
the old Salt Creek Road.
Following the merger of Av co and the
Laguna Niguel Corporation, nego tiations
to solve the Salt Creek access proble m
were begun anew and the latest offer is
the twelflh to be considered. lt has the
Qfficial approval of the Orange County
Ola ~! Assncialion and h.:is been approved
in principle by the supervisors.
"As a director of the State Planning
:ir11i C.On.sen:ation League and a member
!If the al!llmey general's Environmental
Task For:e." said '\"iicnxen, a leading
figure in the Save Salt Creek campaign.
"I attend many sessions nn the problem
nf \\'hat stance (!) take tn protect the
public interest in gl'tting tn tt1r. beach and
also protect those \1•ho own property on
I.hr shoreline.
"\\1e spend much time discussing ways
•
of resolvi ng thes11: access probl em~ and
this seems to be a happy demon~tralion or cooperation, rather than warfare.
"It can save years of l1t1s,:al1nn and ex·
pense, during y,·h1rh !ht> pubhc is depriv-
ed of access and the Jando1,1.·ner is depriv-
ed of the use of considerable areas of
property.
··The L:iguna Niguel area is typical of
many shorefront properties cnss·crossed
11 1th nld beach trails which. unde r
prrscrip111·e rights, cloud the title lo the
propert y. So we ha1·e coined a ne v.· v.·nrd
-"hunching ."' In other words. H there
are IO trails meandering acros.~ some·
one 's property, the stale or county can
agree to give up eight or nine of them
and accept one or two good access routes
that serve the desired purpose t:lf getting
the public to th@ bea ch and can be pro-
vid ed v.·ith necessa ry parking, thus
.. bunching" the old trails into one or two
logical rou tes.
The Sal t Creek c.Tgeemenl, Wilcoxen
added. also will be studied with interest
by those involved in cu rrent. legislation
that would place control of coastline
development in the hands of state 11nd
regional agencies, rather than loca l
gov ernments.
"This could demonstrate that local
go\'ernmenl has the ab ility to solve en·
\'ironmental and coastal problems at a
local level," he said .
\Vilcoxen said that, on the basis or his
knowledge of appraisals, the proposed
financial arrangement is fa ir. "Avco gets
no cash for either the access roads that
supplant the old abandoned road, or the
11 acres of beach, for y,•hich they ask the
county to pay off an existing !irst
mortgage." he said. "The balance of the
land cost is for the l"'O parking Jots .and
the cost of the concessions they will put
in is considerably less than il 11-'ould he if
the work were put out to bid by the coun·
ty."
\\''ilcoxen noted that. "After A\'CO made
its initial offer , the Harbor Commission
a nd Supervisor Caspers' office negotiated
with them fu rther and as a result we now
have a better offer."
College T1·ustee Sl{eptical
Over NewSaddlehacl{ Vote
By PATRICK 80 \1..E
01 in• D•llY PUo1 S1oll
A trustee of Saddleb~ck College said
Monday _he fell the school's chances of
getting a bnnd is.sue approvl'<I hy the vol·
ers were slim and no more such propcsals
shciuld be brough t before the electorate.
Hans Vogel. 19i0·71 pr<'sident of the
board. said he lhf\ught ''the day of the
bond i s~ue 1s Cl\'er."'
"J woulrl say th~! n11 hond Issue nf any
kind is goin~ W pas;s," hr adder!. "I think
1.1.·e have seen the last rlays of the bond
ISSll" ''
The comments came fol\n11•ing a report
by superin!rndenl frC'd BremP r con-
cerning the final resu\ti; c-f lhe Sept. 14
Ci ti es Ru y Riot Gear
RALEIGH . ~ C. (APl -Thrl'€·fourths
nr ~orth Co:iro!ina·s ci!1l's and tnv.'Tls ha\-1!
u ~ed federal anticr\mP funds lti buv r10t
it.ear. but such purcha<iP<i <1ccou nt for only
.e small p<lrtion nf 1he stales funds undl'r
the Omnibus Crimr and Snfc ::;1rceli:. 1\rL
Bill .Julian ;idn1in1~1ra t "r ol !he statr'!=
la11· and nrdrr rl1vi sion, said $!00.()()(l had
heen spen! for riot Pqu1pmen1 th1~ ) c.1r
from the $3 3 mtllinn authnrliPd fnr all
prngrams in North Carolina for 197(}..71
under the act.
QlANGE COA.ST
DAILY PILOT
C)ANi¥1!. COAST l'UllLISHtNO C!lW'ANY
Rob•rt N. W•.d P'rmll!ent vd Publllntr
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OtMt-Offtc.s
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fMt M IOfltllducld wlll'IO\lf ~I per
fTllNlon d uipyr_,,1 •WllV.
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ltv '1:1"11~ •)ll me~ll'tly: ll'I' "'"" i111
·-'" y. f!'ltl•ort <lf\i<n•J•Qn\, 11 !J rr>t>~I" y.
OOnd eleclion. Dislrict \'t:llers refused to
approve the sale of $2~.8 million in bond'.'i
for !he construction of new buildings at
the Mission Viejo campus.
Vogel attribu ted the <lefeal lo lhe
"n\•erburdened taxpayer'' and thf' clnu rl
of confusion caused hy the recrnt stale
Supreme Court ruling on properly lax·
ation fnr school~. The court. ruled that
such educational ~upport is inequitable
and, therefore, unconslitut.iona.L
Referring to the rlt>feat nl the bond pro-
posal ai; a "sounr! "'hi pping .:ii the polls."
Vogel su~gested the school implemen t it !I"
constmrlion program \\lilh pennissi\'e
tax levies.
"\Ve are going lo ha ve l{I proceed on a
pa~··aS·you·go-basis,'' he &aid.
\lo~el sug~e!ited rhe bn.trd arlopt 11
poliC'y of no longer gning In the 1·nters fl'lr
bond fund ing appro\·al Hn"·ever. he re·
quested that nn ;iction be takrn im·
media!ely on his suggestion in order !fl
a!low his fello"· lru.~rees lo carefully con·
sir!er such a pol1cv.
The nther !n.i.~IPf'.!> offered no cnm·
ments nn Vogel':; rem11rks.
Tru<>tee Pa1r1 rk Rack11s th 11 n k e rl
~11p<'nnlrnrlent FrPd Rrrmrr and rl'/llr11.r
rnn1m11n1il' rf'lat1on~ <11rrr1tir ~ll'h·1n ~1 11-
chell fnr the rffnr! !hrv p11t for!h tn g,11n
support fnr lhe bond pa.~~;i.11.e.
Bremer pttJ\'idrd 1n1.~tee11 "'1th thf'
breakdo\\'n by c:ommun1t1es of the vnte 1n
the election in wh irh only l!i percent of
lhe electorate \\"ent io the polls.
The portion O[ "yes" \'O!e'.'i was 28 pt'f·
cent in San ClemPnte; :16 percent in
Capi!'trano Beach : 40 prrcenl in San J uan
Capistrano and Dana Point. 48 perrent in
Laguna Beach. Laguna Hills. Laguna
Niguel and Sout.h Laguna.; fill percer,t in
Jr\·ine : 70 percent in ~1 is:>ion V1e10 . 1\4
percent in El Toro; 54 percent in Lel~re
\\'orld: 50 percent in Trabuco Canyon and
42 percent in Tustin.
Saddleback Has
3,930 Students,
Boost of 23%
Student enrollment .at Saddlehack
Colll!ge for the 1971·72 acadtmic yt&r in·
creased 2.1 percent from the previo1L'>
)'ear, superin~ndent Fred Bremer told
lrustees Monday night.
Dr. Bremer said a total of 3,930 art1
resid ents h<l\'t enrolled in cla55e11 at the
1'11ss1on Viejo campu$ since classos
he:gan Sept. JJ. Of these. 1,869 are full
time and 2.0fil 11re part limi!..
The suptrint.endent said he h11rl
predicted enrollment '11.'0Uld re11eh 4,000
for the fall quarter, but .tdded that many
part·time 11tudents had bttn turned 11~·ay
y,·hen the class they wti;hed to @nroll in
W11$ filled.
Dr. Bremer al,\l'l noted lhtit offiri11l~
h3d only bttn required t.o c::11nce.l four
l'\"tning ct11 ~ses whPn the enrollmen t
minimum or 12 studenl.s roulrl nnt he
"'ached . He Mid this romparf!d with 16
classei; ll'hich were cancelled In the fall
1111ar!(r of 1970
DA ILY ,II.OT ll•rt Piiot!'&
ACCUSES SADDLEBACK
UCl's Georgi Kent
Saddlehack's
Chief Lashed
By Professor
A UC Irvin e professor Monday accused
the superintendent of Saddleback College
of bringing pressure on University of
California officials to keep him off the
f.tission Viejo campus.
Professor George Kent, a comparative
culture instructo r at UCI, said, "I think it
is rather poor atyle for a college presi·
dent to use that sort of tactics."
In a healed exchangl! between the pair,
Dr. Kent ~aid Dr. Fred Bremr-r had con·
tacterl bo<h state and university officials
to halt Kent 's activities.
Prflf. Kent, 42, was ejected from the
campus by Bremer in the l'ip ring when he
attempted to circulate a questionaire
aniong students at the school.
1'he thrust of the survey, Kent said at
the lime, was to determine "'het her Sad·
dleba ck Cnlle!i(e "'as a repressive E"duca-
tional institution.
One of the questions asked students
was \\'hethe r they th o ught "ad·
ministralive spies" mon itored classroom
activities.
Kent sa id Dr. Bremer 1 o u J: h t
assistance from state Sen. Dt>nnis
Carpenter IR·Newport Beach ) an d
University of Californ ia Regent "'ill1 am
French Smith to keep the professor from
pressing his independent inquiry into stu·
dent opinions.
"This is the only campus I know !hat i~
11rraid of inquiry," Kent told th e OOard of
trus!ces.
"I ?m not afraid of you. Dr. Ke n1,"
supt-r1ntendent Bremer shot back.
As a result flf Brrmer's rpqurst~. Kent
claimed tha t. Chance!lor DanlaJ Aldrich of
l lCI h;id subsequently asked the prn-
frssnr In refrain from his Saddleback
College :iclivities,
Dr. Bremer admitted contacting both
C;,rpenter ;ind Sm ith and sugges ted to
the professor that he "worry about Dr
Kent and UC!." ·
Battin, Caspers
Win LAFC Rotu1d
In Court Ruling
A~· TO:'l1 BARLEY
0 ! !ho O•lt• l'lle! S!tU
Sh0<'ker! lawyers fnr the Oran~r-fnun ry
!A'agur nf ('ir1r~ Jt re tr.day picking up the
pirrrs of a l;i v.•Ji t1i l that \'"'s df'moli sherl
i\londay ;iftf'r JUSl t\';n hour~ nf
rn1irtrnom <ichn!P in!.n lhe Local A~ency
Fnrmat1!'ln Co mmission control'ersy.
1t had het>n estimated before lhe four
f'l::tr!IC'.'i 1nl'n!\'ed "'ent into Orange Cnunty
~urerior Cnurl Judge Charles Bauer ''.'i
courtroom lhat it might t<1ke AS long as
hi:('I \\'eeks tf\ i;iet a ru ling on the League·s
Arp:ument that LAFC memher Charles
Pearson was unlawfully replaced by
Ana heim attorney Herb Licker.
But 11ttorney Tnm Woodruff fnr !he
Lea~ur and attorney Tim St rader for the
inrerveninR Council of Communi11e~ nf
lrl'ine. never reached the siege or calling
v.•1tn esses to i::upport thei r Arguments
<1gains1 county supervisors Robert 811Uin
ancl .Rnnald Caspers and Los Alam itos
Council man Joe Hyde.
Thr two !lupervisors and Hyde replac"rl
Pear!lnn with Licker l.11st Aug. 9 in 11 six·
i;l'\ond dehaclt> that ended "'llh Battin
and 11.vdt> runnin~ from an LAFC hearing
rnnm that "'al\ packed wilh angry Orange
County ma~·ors. -
That meeting never came Into question
before Jud~e Bauer.
He heard opening arguments from
Orpuly County Counsel Will iam fo.1cCourt
fnr the Battin-Caspers group and
preliminary statr-ments from Woodruff
and Strader before granting the demur·
rer tnhjection in lav.·) submitred by
/\1cCourt
.Judge Bauer rulf'd. in effect, thal
\\'nodruff had taken Tht "'rong road tn
rrach the required destination .
He pointed out th11t an Issue In volving
polillcal offic@ such as 1h11t hf'lri by
Ptar~on could only he c!i.l'iputed ~·l!h the
con~nt of I.he ~I.ale l'lllorney J!ener111.
Woodruff. obviously i=:ta,l!"gerf.'d, p\eadr-d
with Jud,11;e Rauer fnr more lim11: 11'1
amend hili \aw!luit. JudRt Rauer g11vr-
hlm until Oct I to do so with comments
v.•hich made It cle.11r th.11t the jurist doe~
not bt!JtVe \\'oodrt1ff'11 y,•rit can bt
revamJ)f'd to the Point that il meets le,1t11l
r1>r1'1irement~
t
She's 100 Years Young
Mesa Woman
By ARTHUR R. VIN SEL
Mis'.'i Lou ise Emily Highn is single.
sallsfied . .end reca\!11 when an infernal
amog machi ne. the horseless carriage,
stampeded C0W.l'i arou nd Oskaloosa. Jowa
and ~fethndism meant SQmelhtng .
~hf' was 100 years old !'tfonda)', a Chri5·
lian for a full century, a Californ ian 63
y~n rs. a Costa Me san 14 years and proud
of it.
:-ihr 11eems lo know 11 lot more about
y,•hat's wrong "''ilh th@ 1,1.•or!d and hov• to
r•,,ht it than rre'.'iident Nixon, who sent
his grret1n~s
Chances art> she cou!<i tum right to the
ans""'"r ~1ven for any ~ituation 1n the Bi·
ble shr 's referred to for more lhan nine
decades.
IF she doesn't already know, that is.
•·1 firmly believe fhat if these pew·lOV·
in~ 'honey pot s' had stood up for Jesus
Instead of going to sleep at their posts,
widespread rebellion would never have
swept the earth." she declares.
fo.-liss Louise Emily Hi~lin was born
Sept. 211, 1671, in Mt. Carroll, l!J. She had
;i sturdy, simple, fundamenlalisl up·
brinR ing.
Belief in lhe right and equally
dete rmine<:! disbelief in the wrong or
fnnli~h are hallmarks of her character.
··\Ve held to the straight. gospel
preaching and filling of the spirit," she
decla res. i\liss Louise Emily Higlin. after
J()(I years. decl11res things authoritatively.
She d ismisse.~ the mild contemporary
ways of worship .es rather spineless
stral.:igems to fill sanctuaries and col·
lerli on plates.
"I believe th@ P.1eth<>dists back in t:lUt
day were in contra.st to the quiet. pew.lov.
ing ·sea·foamers' of today," she declares.
..There was some shoutin' that verily
brought the Spirit down."
"I dn believe I.he old-timr-rs back there
did a far better job of holding on to what
they had ,'' sbe continues.
Marks Big Dc1y; Recalls Past
1.,
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DAil Y PILOT l!o!I l'~&I&
STARTS 2NO HUNDRED YEARS
Miss Louise Emily Higlin
''Hold fast to Lh;1t \\hich 1hnu ha~!." ttd-
monishes !'l·liss Louisr Emil)' H f~l1n.
One of those nlrl·!imers held fast tn
t>nnugh that by about 1690 he could finall .v
afford an automobile. to the ri:eneral
dism;iy and disl n.i~t of mo~t Oskaloosa
townsfol k.
The inferna l machine featured !he ap.
pointments of a fine carriage and had
four snlid rubber l i re~. as \1'ell as its
marvelous inte rnal combustion engine .
l\·liss lAuise Emily Higlin considers it a
vivid rhlldhood memnry
Livestock and pets fled in terror as the
horseless rarriage some Oskalonsans
t11ns1dered \licked chugged ovPr the loi...a
countryside at J miles per hour. horn
10011ng_
NPither ont> -rrputl'd wickedness nor
mysterious sound effec!s -troubled !he
younJi;.
"Young~t1·rs .... rre v.·arned not to gl')
ne;1r 11 lesL 11·e be 1·1~ited with sore
di~ple.1 ~ure frorn On lhgh," says ,,!1ss
Li:i\1i se Emily Hii;,l1n.
Coal minin,11. was a pnncipal part nf the
O!ikall'IOsa ecnnom1·, hut the hlack natural
£uel beds "·:ioed badly about 1908-09. so
tht> r.rrman H1ghn family looked
\\"f'"t w:irrl _
"Colden, rolhn ' <'<1l:fnrn1·."· !\l1 ss Louise
Emil\' 111,i::lin decl;:irPs. "Gold sounded
brtter than CQal any\\'a\' "
P<'l ssi ng n\·er dl'c~drS nr her life. ~1iss
I.oui!;e Ernily H1ghn tells or fi nally set·
ll1ng in Costa tl1esa.
She sh::ires an apa rtment at 2430 Santa
Anfl A\'e_, ll'llh a companion. r-.J rs.
Bernice. Taylor . keeping sharp, 1,1.•ise eyes
on v.·orld, national. stalt> nnd local ac·
tivilies
"\\lhl'n 11·e arrived, the llnnorahle
r.lavflr ,John Sn1i th ·~at a!. lhe gales of the
J·ih;.' a fearlrss n1an full of ftiry ;ind ac·
tlnii.'' !
'.\lis:r> Louise En1ily Higlin declares cur-
rent J\.!a.\"nr f\obert ~1. \Vllson lo be. in
''"f 11·onls, as wise and S<l!lacious a man
as C\-er r11lrd the eilv .
She 1:; .1lso ;in avirl rCo.der, st udying her
Bible faithfutlv al!hnugh a£ter a cent11 ry
:'vl1ss Louise Emiy lliglin kno11•s it almost
bv hl'art.
-Some amoog many frie nds celebrating
her JOOth hirthda\' Sundav at the home of
:f'Y.. Charles J ofgenson,· made reference
to this ritual re-reading of the familiar
passages.
"Bless vnur heart. I am briefing myself
for that· Great Day," declared Miss
Louise Emily H1glin.
··Like young folks say -·cram.ming for
the finals.'·
Government Change Hinted
Supervisor Clark Cites Charter Forni Advantages
By PA~fELA HALLAN
(II lht D•lly 1'1111 fl•lf
SuJ)f'f\'isor Ralph Clark told a group nf
Saddleb.:ick Valley women Monday that it
might be time for Orange County to
change lt~ form of government.
Speaking to the League of Women
Vote r~. Clark said he has always bl-en for
more local control and autonomous pro-
tection.
"A ch11rter county is far superior to a
gPneral law county,'· he s11id . "But it is
somethin,I!. that would have to ht decided
bv the voters.''
'ne said the Orange C-Ounty Chamber of
Oimmerce and the Citizens Direction·
Finding Comm il.lee . in addit ion to the
Lr11gue or Women Vote rs. are studying
charter versui; gen eral law .
"The studies are lime consumin,I!. but
nece.~sary if v,·e ere to make a decision,"
he 11aid.
Oran,ll.P County i." A general law count.I-'.
r-.lost lar,1!.P rnunties in C.ellfomia 11re
charter cnunlies 11rcnrdinJl to County
Cnuni;{'I Clayton Parker.
The ri iffe rrncr betwttn the two is in
prnrPdUrPs 11nd or11anb.atinn. r.rner;i l Ja\1•
cn11n11e~ :id11pt the sAmr law~ p.:issed hy
the ~ta!.e le~islature. Chartt>r rounties
ran make rhan,11.r!': in acrnrclance with
lhrir ch.:irtrr "·hirh sets down thP rulrs a
cnun!v "'-'111 11.~e for governing itself, ac·
corrl1ng ln Parkf'r.
Chartrr ('11un11e~. al~n. ha\'e a broader
ti:ixini,: pnll'f'r. Thf'I' can. fnr t>xamp!P, tax
urilit1Ps Crnerfll law cnun\1e,c; cannnt ,
Cl<1 rk tnld ihe group that a change 1.hat
will definitely be made soon on the cnun·
t.v lrvel is in district appnrtinnment.
He said ctJunty super\'isorial districts
are. kepl fairly equal in population and
districts will probably be changed in
November.
"llon Ca~pcrs "·ill probably be tht
supervisor rnr the Pnlire S.:iddleback
Valley I.hen." he said.
fnmmrnling on ta:v.. rrform. Clark s::iid
the propert.v tax is brcnming ton un·
\viel dy But he <lC'fendf'd roun1y e~penrll·
lures · bla1n1ng !h{' hi~h C<"\!>t Clf c;'lunty
gove.rnment on !hr stale.
"The s!a!r rn:inc1<1!t>~ proµram s u·e
h.:1\P r.n pay f0r." sairl Clark "\\le cul
hnek nur 111111 prngrH1nc; in .Janu.'lr;v hv
puitin!! <1 fr r('Zf' nn h1r1ng and tr1mm1ng
departrren1:il h11d~et~ But we ha ve nn
r-nn trol ovrr st<itl' programs-i;urh as
\1·pl(arP ;Hui ll1r C'llUrts .
"Thrse t hing~ <tre nf a i.:rrat cnncf'rn to
tJ<;_ I twlir1·e that anvth1ng !he !'fair man· n.1te~ ~hou!<l llf' fli'll(i fnr bl' lhf' s!:i!f' ..
Cnmmenltng nn lhC' LnC".11 :\Jl:{'nry
Form11tinn Cnn11n1ssinn squ.'lbble~. Clark
rf'11eralf'rl lh•' 1·ha1n nf e\lrl!• th.it h:11e
lrM!'pirrd without \akin,:( ~idrs .
.. 1'111 11i.\ <lo·fe111hn.1: l1a1t1n a111I C-ls1it>rs
hut thev ha1·r th<'1r side ;ind !hr cit1rs
ht11·e lh1·1r.'! 1uo." he s.111!
Hr adrlrtl thn! ;it 11 nu•f'!ln~ nl ma1 nrs
:ind c;uprrl"l~,,r~ );'1~! \1r1•k 1\)erP 1\;1<; an
aln1n<;ph1·rr nf ('(1<•pf'r:1 t111n,
"Thrrt' 11;" "" na111" c:ill1ng ~:\rf111nf'
;ir!rd J1kf' intelligrnt h111n:in br11~~ fnr a
chanl!r
F1eld1ng a quf'.•ttr1n nn airport nn1se -
a ron~t~111t cnrnplcunt 1n thr ~,<Jdrlleh~rk
V11lley - Clark said he stil l hopes a
regional airport can be creattcl at Camp
Pendleton tn serve both Orange and San
Diego Counties.
Indian Guides
Program Slated
In South County
The Saddlr.back Va lley YMCA w11! kick
nff !he 1971 Indian Guide prngram th i.!'
S;ilurrlllv 11·it b a Pnw \Vow al La Pat
,)un 1nr \ligh Schnol in ~1l:-s1 11n VieJn
1"0111 \\"ow artivitiC'!' will include games,
craft displays. an ·1ndian Village ;'Ind
tl'freshn1ents. lnfurmat1on on the India n
(:u1rles prOl,!ram, for boys in !he fir.<!. Sf!·
cnnd anrl 1l11rd gradr<;, anrl their fa!hers,
will he a1·ai!ahle The Pow \\'ow will run
frnrn I p.n1 to ~.
Ne~I 11eek sign up for 1he Guides \\"Lil
be hrld on SC'pl. '28 al 7 JO pm for
Sl+lfler1!~ at lllP follo11·ing elementary
srhr11l(~-El ·rnro. Al1~0. Ga! es •
fl ln 1•11·011d. l 1nrl.1 \·1~!a. 0' ~ r i 1 J,
t'nrd11!~r.1 , OPI <"<·rru ;ind \'1rjo S1l!.n ups
h•r ·•t11d1•r1!~ ;1\ Valenr1;1 and lr\1ne \\l \I
bf" held Sep!. 29 at 7 :10 r ni
I! ('pff'c;ent;1111 P!': Bf lhf' 't' ;i1 rnrh of I ha
srlt1 ••!s .... 111 hr on hand fur tlie <,111.11 ups.
i\('111'111rs !hi~ y1•;1r will lnChlrle ca111p.
••111 ~. k1l e fl\••_ plnr11"i1od drrhv rar1s,
t1Jrk r1 ... 1io11L~ n,nd oll1er spf'l'1.:il ou1 1ng.~
For fur1!1er 1nfnrmat1(ln, rnr11act \\rl~oii
Gi11n~k~" 6~fl Y~f\,\
The F oothall Season:
You ore possibly now in the process of sho pping
for carpeting, and hove been talking to soles
people at two or three stores. If so, you no
doubt feel like o "football," bounced around
wi th a bevy of confli cting stories .
Wh ic h is the best carpel fiber? What is the best
~exl ure for your use? What kin d of podding
should be used?
We think you will .detect the straight answers at
Alden's. W e've be en help in g people score
"touchdQwns" in Orange County for fourteen
years.
ALDEN'S
CARPETS e DRAPES
1663 Plac•ntia Av•.
COSTA MESA
646-4838
HOUIS: M ... -Th•rs., t to 5:10 -Fri., t to t -S..., 9:30 to 5
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Sa11 Cle1nente
Capistra110 EDITION
Today's Final
N.Y. Stooks
VOL 6~, NO. 226 , 2 SECTIONS , 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 , 1971 TEN CENTS
Irvin es Supporting City; Heiress Countered
. By BARB . .\RA t\RF:IBICH
QI !no o • .i, 'il•I ~IOU
Se1'en rncinbcl'.s ul th€' lr1 ine l:in11 ll
ha1 e ~e11r a prt11io11 SU!Jp11r1u1j.i thf' 1n·
<'or pot a\11)11 ol tht• <.'Ill' ol lr\'1n<' h.1
Robert Hatr1n, t·h011rr11<i 1~ of lhr (lr<ln~e
l '01Jnl,1 Bo;lnl vf SU!J1'1'1'1Stir~
The ir u1111~ apparen1lv 11as designed 1n
<·01111ter statt•n1rnts inade [}v .loi.111 lr1·11H'
Sn11th who 1·isi!ed Ur:ingr Coun!~ li'ist
11eek 111 an a!ten1pl to !>t'rsunrie lhe
i;uper1·1sc1r:i1 10 delay 1hr 1ntorpor~ll1011
The Jr1i11e peti11011 ~talcs .. l1 is 1he
opinion of the undersigned, who OW)l or
property represent in eKcess ot 23: percent
of the capititl slot·k of !he lr1·1ne Con1-
pany. and all of who1n rPsid~ within the
boundarie.s of Uranf:e Count.v, thal the
l'itizens who !Ive ll'l!hin the proposed citv
nr Irvine should be all owed 10 1·01e and
determin e for 1hen1~ell'eS b~· maJOnt,.11
1ote as tu lhe inrorporation ot the cit~ ur
]JTine. \\e would !rusl !hat !ht
~u~rvi>Or!" of Orange Coun1y would
l11u1or lt11s l'lj.!ht of self·detern1ination
w1lhou1 dela.1."
The pe!1t1011 was signed by (iloria \Vood
lrv111e. 11•itlo11· vf the late ~1yford Irvine .
hi~ d;iughtrr, Linda 1rvinl' G:>.ede . ht'~
husl.Ja11d. i\I. Keith Gaede: (i!oria \\'.
Bryant. da ughter of (;Joria Irvine by a.
previous marriage : Kate Lillard \Vheeler.
1:randdaughter of Jarnes lr1·ine. \V i!llani
T. \\'hite 11 :. son of Glor:a lr\'ine by a
prel'ious marriage and his 1v1fe. ~·l elinda
Royer \\'hite. Other names on the petition
include the Ja~· Eye Corporation and
\\ hiteCo F.n1trpr1ses. for which \\'ill1a1n
\Vhite signed .
.Joa n Irvine Smith. v.•ho 1s l·har·ging th1•
tr1 ine Foundation. rnajori!y stockhold!'r
111 thr Ir\ 1neo t:on1 pan~'. 11'ith 1nis rn<1 naj.!e
1nrnt ot' lhr orderly del'elopment of lhr
\'as! r<\11eh hciltl1ngs. is the principal 111-
tlivitlual stockholder in thr ltv1ne rorn -
pany. owning 24 \M!rcent of the shares.
A copy of the lr1·1ne family pe1111on 1va~
srnl to John Burton. ch1urma11 ollhf'
Council of the Co1nmunities of lrl'int-and
a principal proponent of incnr·pora!inn.
Burton said today. "\Ve are very pleas·
t-d thal the.~r. people arr. in concert with
our views on democracy and our goal of
incorporation . Since Supervisor 1Ronald 1
Caspers is so intrrestrd in reprcsentinl.!
shares c.f lht' lr1 u1e Cornpany, perhaps
he'd better tonsidrr these
.. ~.lrs. Sn11U: has charged thr <·1ty ()f
lr1·in£> 11·111 be il slurn Cad Thorn1on , Citv
rn:inagrr of S.uit;i Ana i'harges it will bC
a hrautiful cl\y fur tleauliful people liorh
seek lu slop ltit i11cor1xir;1!1on. I.Jul fr•!'
\'t'f'V d1!f£>rrn1 reason.'. l\lr . Tllornt o11
hrt:i11se he fl'ars Santa A1111 11111 tru)I•
rrah1.e lhe lru11 s of hts Ji-year 1nanasr·
11irnt -a steady drrl111r
"Bu1 the issue 1s not properly for eithrr
•\\r.~. Sn1ith or l'arl Thornton to decide. It
t!\ for the pe-0ple. ll lh£>y want to be H
part of Santa Ana, it is thrir right t11
decide it ar thr JlQlls The l'Ot ers of Santa
Ana should address then1 stlles lo new
n1a1mgemenL
The reasons behind J\!rs. Sn1ith 's gud ·
den interest in the isslJe of incorporation
111 the l't!y of lr"l'Ule arr \'rry t'lear. Her
disrC'gard of 1he larls and her in-
!l:unrnat ory ch<irge!\ of pren1aturJty and
~!uni-building coupled w11h her dominant
1nlerest in 1no ne v are a~ sure an in·
dl1.:t1ne11t of overbc<ir ing se lfishness 2.s a
puhlll' confession
··n ur ini; the St-pt. I~ he a r 1 n g ,
S!IJ.>l'r1•1so r Caspers slated that her 111·
lerest a~ a stockhulder 111 the Irvine Corn·
p;111.v should bf to11s1drred. 1\·lr. Casper.;
1s obvioll.'l!y tonrllsed. 1\lrs. Smith's stock
11i a corporation has no legal standing at
the polls-F'urthPr. Supervisor Ca!!per.!L
slated he v.·as reody to \'Ole on the issue
enate _xten s
Go1·~1 f>ftoto." Slto1v11
Murder Victim
l(nifed 15 Times
\Jedica! lestunonv 11·ils <~01nplttetl !o
cla y 111 the U1·ange Coun!.1· Superior Cn11rt
n1urder I rial or San L'le111eotc ~lann<'
. \lark A ,Johnson 1v1th a statemen1 tl\
/he 1)1: .• ~rian 11·ho pe rtor1nect lht autnsp1
11n Conni e Ly1111 .John~on lhal her ki!ler
~tabhecl her al least 20 t1111es.
Dr. Oa11id Katsuv;11n:i testified 111111
ll'hoever rcpt'<.iledly ·~la~hed anti stabhcd
lhe auracUl'e hrunelle also used gre:1t
ph~'Sll'al force and a hlu nl 111:..trume11t 111
fracture her ~kull. !"111:!.~h in:ui~· or h<'r
t('eth a11d hre<Lk the 11rtun·.~ nose
:\\rs. Johnson-~ sa1·agcl~ b"~l<'ll boOI'
v.·as Cound on 1he bed 11i the coupll'·s
Higher Education
Goal s Scheduled
.A.s For11n1 Topil'
A p,1nrl tnade Uf) of .,l'IJOIJI oll1e1als. ;i
parent. a s111dl'nt and a leg1sla1or 11'111
dJSi'll"~ thr fllOal~ nf hig hl'! tduta!lon ui <t
:-.ne~·1al pro~ra rn 0<'1. :i al San t'l('inentt
Jligh School.
The progra111. siwn sored b~· tile Leagut
of \\'on1e11 \'ottrs and are<L PT"I.~. 1~ "l"M'rl
ro thf' puhfit It 1~ sthc1t11led to htgin al
7 30 p m. in lhe httlr lhcattr.
l'ancl n1r1nbi'rs \\'!I! lll<'luci(' ('api~tranu
1 nifieU .SCllool l11~tncl Supf'nntrndrn1
·rru111an RP11t·d1t!: ho<lrd ol tri1.~1et:~
n1ernbrr Hobert Beaslt'.1 ~1 honl pnnt·ip:il
\\'altrr !-ipc'nc·l'r lrachrr ~ hn~ Prr~ttJll
and studenl .Jon L1n1f'hrook . \'an1e~ nf
the parent and ll•g1sla1 or h;11 r not tJcrn
announced .
The progra111 \\Iii be 111ode1a1trl h.1·
?llrs .. Jack Turk . past president of !hr
Hunti ngton Beach Uagut of \\'omen
\'o lers.
Boating Safety
Class Seheclulecl
At Dana School
,I., sl)('c ial class in boating safety for 111!
residents of the CapislrAno Unified School
District \Vii i begin al 7 p,m. Thursday al
Dana Elementary School in Dana Poinl
The course, offered lhrough the adult
education d~parh'nenl of the district. 1~
sponsored by US. PO\\'er Squ11drc111s. a
naHonal organi'lali()n of boating rn·
thusias1~.
Topics 10 be CO\'ercd in lht-weekly
class ses,c;ion.s include s" 1 n1 a ns hip,
n.a l'igation, go v e r n m r n I rrgulalions.
nautical rules ()f the roar! and radio pro-
cedures.
F'u rlher inforn1ahon Ina~· be obtll incd
by contacting the A,1u:t 1-;ducalion office
at San Clrmet1te lligh School. 492-4 165.
Virginian lo Court'!
SACRA1'.IF:NTO. CaHf 1A P f -llouse
Republ ican L('ader GcrHld r ord says hi'
reels Rep. Hichard Poff IS the lead111~
rhQict in Conj.!r«:~s lo rrpla<'(' ~upr!'1nr
Courl .Just1f'f' Huc:o Bl11rk. w ho~c rerirr·
n1c11l was announced la!>I 1\l('fk.
apartn1en1 at 416 ~!ontet'r.v Lane on Junj'
17. 1970. Johnson. 20. wa~ arrested a ye:ar
la1 {'L
The death penalty i~ not an issut" in-lhe
nu11·iury trial. II 'ol'as agreed in a pretrial
<teal that rli1ninated the jur·y that Chief
Llepu!y Dis!ntl A!tornry Jame~ Enright
11·ould ask for a rna xinium of second
<1egrer rnurd~r a!!ain~t 1ht ~oung
rn1hta1 y pol1ct'1nar1.
Ka1su.1·a1na displayed ruunerou~ col·
ured shdes. \ 11•1dly tlep1cling lhf' 20..yeai ·
old victim ·~ uuinerou:.> woun1l s be.fnrr
.ludge \\'ill1arn to.1urray !\lnnday during an
afternoon ses~ion that led se1·rra1 women
onlvokers !o ICll l't lilt courtrO<)fll .
. Johnson steadfast!\• refused to loo~ at
!he e'.{h1b1ts ;ind Sa1 with his heact
lo11·erecl lhrougho uL K a I li u y 11 m a .~
te~il1no11y.
K;it.~uy;i1na told En nght rh;.1 ht> did nut
bel1e•e .\·lrs .. Johnson was l'Onsc10U.\ at
1hr 1in1r she was stabbrd ancl I hat her at ·
ta r ker used !he knift after repeatedly
~·lubb1ng h1.!i vic1u11 11•11h what is be!ie•·ed
!()he a kilch£>n s1ool.
Tlia1 atlacker. !hr µ11~sician addrcl
;ilso bil his \'1cti111 on both breasts and hr
pouit ed 10 1he deep lerlh rn arks tlearl~·
11s1ble on the enlured .!ilides.
Joaquu1 Di strict
To lleee iv e Aid
Und er U.S. La\\
Trllstet's of 1he San .Jnaquin Elt111e11.
l;ir v Scl1onl Distric1 learned l\1ondav their·
l•:niergenc.v Employment Ac1 application
ha.~ be£>n accepted.
The district plan5 to use the $42.900 In
h1rt-!'ieven employes full time for HI
months.
Included in !be list arr llvo teacher
aides. one curriculum te chn ica l wriler .
one maintenance man. one ~ardener. onr,;
~raphic arts l echn1t'ian and one cuslo·
dian
"\\'e "''ert told the-di striet i~ not t'orn ·
1n1t ted to kee ping the peoplP if \.\'e hnd
!hey are not needed."' sairl Assis1an1.
Superintendent /lex i\er ison. ' ' B l1 l
because y,•e are growing so last we pro·
babll' will need all of them.
.. ~·1ost are positions we v.·ould hir,
11ny..1·11y. Having them in adl'ance ,,·ill
help us catch up in tu·ea.s in whi ch \\'e
have gotten behind."
Kitt y Cnuses
Police Crnsli
An unmarked San Clemente
police unil su~tained minor damage
P..Jonday when 21 Capistrano Beach
woman !!Werved lo avoid hitting a
cat nnd struck the parked vehicle.
Authorille.3 said the accident oc·
rurred 111 about 6 a.m. in front or
:'14.iJ2 Callt Portola in Clpi.!ttrano
8e11ch. The left rear fen der of the
light blue police car wa.!L 1mashed
in. office-rs said.
Tht. drh·!r nf lhe auto involved in
the mishap \\'ii~ identified as Terri
flat r.ret-n. 25. of 345~ft Calle
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DAILY l'ILOl ~tlll Ph•lf
COMMUNIT Y CLUBHOUSE TAKES SHAPE; ELSEWHERE TOO NEW CONSTRUCTION SURGES
Local Group1 Alre11dy Are R:eserving Space in S230,000 Structure to Be Open by Jan. l
New Building Boom Strikes
San Cleuiente Br eaking Out of Til{hl l '<1sh Doldr1uns
B~ .1()11\; \'ALTl::RZ/1
Of lllf D•ll• ,.il•I ••11!
Fur th~ pa ~l l11e ~·ears tigh1 rnonc~· and
oth"r factor~ k e p 1 bt11lrling Jn S<tn
t;lem{'nte al a iu:ar sl;.ind~till
But 1n la1r l!iil a hoo1n with j}et'Ul1a1·
quahlles i~ swerp1n~ th<' t·o1nn1un1t 1
Allh(1ugh r1·1dellt'<' 1i. nol ai. ~1a r~ ai. !hi'
prrl'ious stir~es or !!163 and J9lili, 1he
dollar an1ounts al rtady are soarini.:.
Vast lracts nf houses are nol !he nnnn
in San Clmcnte's new surgt' nl bl11ltl1ng
a<:t1vities.
Apartmen1 s, tripleXt'S and 1 uston\
homes and major con1mer c 1al
drvelopmtnls arf' lh<' mains1ay of lhi s
year's activity which alread.v has .\'te!ded
more than $9 million 1n pern11t valuation!'..
San Clen1ente's biggest l>oonl -the
1966 edition -yielded S16 m1lho11.
Thi:· \e;ir 1970 d 1t'd l\'ilh S2 i 1i111\1011
'I 1l11nk ,,,. 1<' fcrhnJ: rt11· l'll<'t·I" uL
!oo~ened monev and son1t· drops 111 thP 111•
1r r1•st ra(e. t-.llill11>le res!rl1•n1i;1l 1hvelJ1n~.~
s<'ein to b£' !ht• lh111 g, l\'1.'1·1' h:id :-.nine
prPt1~· may1r pniJl'('1!--. loo. 111(·lud1n~ tht'
new ho)ip11;1I and a rna)or sh11pp1ni:,
t 1·111er_ .. ,;:ud t 11\' D1rt·1·t•1r of Buildi ng
and Plnnn1n1: /Jirk Ah!n1an.
13csitle s thr bulky pnl lf't:I ~ ('\1dc1H'I' nf
~rQwth ean he seen in <111 altcn1oon Ori v•;
throu~h IOY•ti
On reS•d~'nlia! strrets. !()ls whu.:h hi11e
remained [al1011• now ore occupied b,I'
1·ustom hon1es or ;;rparlmenl units 1n !he
lram1ng stage.
Contlon1iniu1ns. a.~ well. ... 111 be a irend,
Ahln1:in predicted.
In recenl week!\ the cit } ·s first fonnal
t•ondomin1um projecl , a dozen unlls,
Motorcycle Rider Hurt
.Seriously in El Toro
David A. Lpe1 .. son or !\>Ir. and 1 .. !r~.
\Villiam Lopez ol Capis lrano Beach. 1s in
serious condition tocl11y afl er his mot.orey.
ele collided w1lh an 11utomobilr on f.I
Toro Road.
Officials of Mission Vit'J() Con11nuni1.v
llospilal de!'icribcd hi~ condition today a'
•·guarded ...
The tccidenl occurred. accordi ng lo lht:
California Hiahway Patrol. at 9· l:l p.m.
SUnday al t~ interseclioo of El Toro
Road a..d Jut.ewood In El Toro.
Lopet., 24. who livt5 in Santa Ana . wa11
following a motorcycle dri ven by Willian1
W. Gurr of Costa Mesa because he had
broken hi~ htadlight in 11 spill a half hour
earlier.
Thr' highy,•ay palrol repor1ed Iha! (;urr
tnlered lht intersrction first followed hy
Lope.1. who collided with ;r,n auto1nobile
rlriven by Richard L. Sttllwar. 2-4&42 Bun·
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bl1ry, El Toro.
Lopez. who \\'as 11 footba ll player at San
Clen1cnlt' lhgh School before ic:raduatlon
in 19fi5. was taken to l\l issinn Comn1uni1 ~·
I lospital v.·ith maJOf injuries tn the right
.~1de or tilt head.
The highway patrol spokcsrrian sard ll
re commendat ion will ·bc made that he be
i;~ted for fail ing to drive with a headlight
and for rx-eeedlng a reasonable spe:ed
considering the condit ion or his vthicle.
Duke Ellin!(lOo a Hit
~·1IOSCQ\\' I UPI • -Duke Ellington and
his orchestr11 completed their premlrr
Ru~sian pcrlormanet.s in Leningrad P.lon·
day <L!ld rcce1 \led high praise lron1 cn1 1e~
for hclpiOJ:: the Soviet people "understan d
lh soul or the Negro pc11ple. ''
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11·1·1•1\1•11 1·11\ approv;1 I
\\'r re J.!•Hng l.11 havr n1or" Qf them.
plann1•rl ~ 01111n11n11 y del't'lopment will
probnhl.v inrT~·a:it·. 100_•· At1ln1<1n !'.Aid,
A 111:1111r hlulf <1p!lrt1ne11I project 1t·it h
~~1 uu 11:-. 1.~ t1(·:1r lllf: !'01nple1Lo11 ovrrl()(lkin~
thr !'ia11 l'll'nlf'nh· pier -1ntlicali\'t: of
cl1'v"lnpf'ro. r111chn1: n1ulliple units th£> only
,,u!u1 ion 10 \Oarin~ land to~ts along the
1·u;1;o:t
Ah!111<1n bclil'l'CS the style or the latest
ronstrutfl()n su rge 11•ill prevent a glut of
any one spt"eif1c typi: or project.
"l'or a wlulr Wt' had nothing but
apartn1cnts. then ii s\vung over to
son1C'lh i11p; elsf'. It seems Lo balance oul
so 11•e don 't have lopsided land uses."
One n1anitcsl:Jtion ()(!he diverst lypti;
of bui!dini:. ho11·evcr. is the increased
loan on thr" h1uld111g dcparlmenl sta ff.
"\\'11h tht 111any sn1~1ler projects com·
l'!\ a lot more stuff lin1e. In a 11111jor lract
111 ~peC'tion i.~ 1nucti easier. You ean covrr
;ill the hou.~es quickly because !hey're
~urnt11·hal idenl11·al "
But in hundreds of smaller projects,
f'.'Vcry job ha s its special inspections and
111.~pettors "drive all over luwn," he said. n multiple dwellings <:onlinue lo lead
lht' park in San Clemente. city control.
.~hlman believes. can be ilronger.
"In a !'ondominium application wt can
I <1p; on many more restrictions than a
standard subdi vision. The planning com ·
miss ivn and council both alway!\ can hal'e
.-rrack at the plans _"
And the applications by San
Clen1e11tr standard~ -are nooding in.
Single·family-residence permit figures
soarrd lhi!!. AuJtuSt to 97. During lht 5ame
. 1nonth last year the figure wa~ a skimpy
15.
Permits ror multiple residential dwell·
ings doubled In that same period .
Dy the end of August San Clemente had
lo,:tRCd r,i-3 residential un its either coin·
illeted or under construction.
Al the same lime last year only 119 h11id
been recorded.
"lt's hert." Ahlman .said "I guess San
('le1ncntc is feeling the brush stroke of
the feat surge al l over Southern Orange
County."
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and he made it clear he was prepared lo
t'ha11ge the boundaries of the city.
"This is certainly not consistent with
our understarxling i·n our last meeting. I"
<L tele-pone conversation Friday. h•
rtpc:iled his \Vednesday po,"'ition and ad·
ded th:it if ~l rs. Smith didn't own 20,000
acres she should , and that the in--
corr1orators were onl y incorporating 3.000
arres The other 15,000 acre11 are a gift.
Incredible : .. ,l 1s tlear to us that Supcrl'isor
Caspers is eitl1er unable or unwilling t(t
distinguish the real public issues from lh•
pril'ate specia l interests. Who doe!I
Supervisor Ca!<pers really represtnt if he
is v.·illing to make his elected office a tool
for ~lrs. Sn1ith's private war?"
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Def e1·me11ts
Fo1· Youths
'Abolisl1ed
\\' A:lfllNGTON I UPI 1 -The Senate,
:!lier a sel'en month struggle , passed ;ind
sent to President Nixon toda y a draft ex·
tension bill that :ebolish('S defertnents lor
collegt students and gives the n1ilitary •
record high pay raise .
Pas.sage.. al llie measure -which will
restore draft c11lfs lhal 'have been suspen·
ded since June 30 -followed a close 61 ll'I
30 vote "·h1ch barred a threatened
fil ibuster.
~ The bill is expetlcd to be signed by
Nix-on soon. Inductions probably v.-ill be
resurned immediately after\\'ards.
The bi ll carries the strongest statement
yet 1~rillen by Congress on the Vietnam
Viar -urging the Presidenl to \\'ilhdraw
alt U.S. troops fro1n Indochina as soon as
possible.
But, to the di ~appoinlment of war
<'t·it1rs, the rneasure sets no deadline for
an encl to U.S. involvement.
Since !he existing draft authority t.~·
pired , a series of control'ersies had held
up a fin al Senate l'Ote on the ntw legis\a.
lion to extending the Selectivt Service
!\)'~!P..ni until June 30. 197:1.
~upporter!'. of !he ex tension succeeded
in convint'ing lwo·th1rds of their col·
It-ague ... !hat a continuation of nn 111•
duct1oos 1,·as a ha zard lo nal1onal secur1·
ty. ~o one has been drafted in to the army
:;111ce June.
In add1t1on to a 11~·0 year e..~tension ot
the draft the legtslat1on inc ludes a S2.4
billion military pay raise and a com·
promise 1·ers1on of an cnd·lhe-war
amendment.
The Senat e originally passed an end·
the-1var an1endn1enl <:ailing for tht
\\11lhdra wal of all U.S. troop5 rrom
Indoc hina 1n 11i11r 1nonths. The language
11·as \\'eakened and th e spec i r j c
w1!hrlrawal t1me!able deleted 1n a Senate·
J[ouse conference.
Senate Den1ocratie Leader ~1 i k t
l\1 <lnsfield, y,·ho introduced the Vietnam
amendment. promised his colleagues lhe;.'
11·ould have anot hl'r opportunity to volt
for it later in the session.
..We must bring this war to an end ."
~1ansfield said. ''It is within our power. it
v.·e wi ll ael. ..
~'lansrield la iltd last y,•eek to table the
l'onference report and &end it b<'!ck to
Senate-House negotiation in an effort to
restore hi~ amendment.
Orul(e
11'ea~er
The cool. gray look is in ror the
Orange <.:oasl. Night and morning
low e\oud.s and fog are still with
us with highs on I~ beach near 70,
inland near 78. Lows will be 64 and
65 respectively.
INSWE TODAY
Scllool prriyer tt1 pportt:·rt ore
forci11g o. vote u~ tht House o''
conu-over.,ial issue. See tl.O'l/,
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Decision. Nears
For Salt Creek
By BARBARA KRE JBJCl:.I
Of tl\t 0.1!' ~11111 St1H
Wht.n the eurtain got>s up on "'hat pro-
mises W be the final act of the Salt Cre<'k
saga \\'ednesday. Orange Co u n l y
SuP.::rvisors may find themselves playing
leading ro\ei1. in a "landmark" decision
for Cal lfomia
.. A lot of people arf' s1ru~ghng wit.ff'lhis
problem of bearh access," said Laguna
Beach altornt>y \\'iltlam \\'tlcoxen today,
''.and slnct this case eame up early, it's
liable to set some precedents in the
i;t.atewide situat ion."
Aft.er some two years of legal v.Tangl-
ing and careful ne.li(otiation. supervls(lrs
an 5Cheduled to act at 10 11 .m. Wrd-
nesday on Avco Communlly Developers'
affer ta tum aver to the county, for $2.5
million . a 3~-acre beach parcel, after
fully developing it 11 1th publie parking
lots, roads. conce!ision stands. rest
rooms, walkways and other su pport
facilities.
If the offer ts a_C'Cepled the ('l')Unty will
forego prt>scriptive rights to other beach
trail ~ in the area be!wl!e n Monarch Rt1y
and Dana Point and the Save Sall. Crttk
C:Ommitt.ee v.·ill agree 111 dismissal Qf a
lawsuit filed ln 1969 .11gainst the Board of
Supervisors and the Laguna .Niguel
C:Orporation after county abandon ment of
the ald Salt Creek Road.
Following the merger of Aveo and the
Laguna Niguel Corporation, nego tiations
to solve the Salt Creek access problem
were begun anew and the lat~t offer is
the twelfth to be considered . lt ha s the
official approval of the Orange Coun!y
Coast Association and has be.en approved
in principle by the. supervisor~.
''As a direcl.or of the State Planning
and Conservation League and 11 member
nf the 11ttorney general's Envi ronmental
Task Force," said \Vlleoxen, a leading
figure in ~ Save Salt Creek campaign.
"I attend many sessions on the problem
of what stance to take. t{l protect the
public inte rest in gelling to the beach and
also protect those "·ho ov.'Il property on
the shoreline.
"We spend much time dlseussing ways
of resolving lhese access problems .11nd
th is setms lo be a happy demnnstration
of coopera tion, rather than warfare.
'"lt ran sa ve years ol Jit igat1on and ex-
pense , during which the public 1s depri v·
ed of access and the landowner is depriv-
ed of the use of considerable areas of
prope.rty .
'"The Laguna Niguel area is typic al of ...
man y shorcfront prnperties criss-crossed
\.\'Jlh old beach trails which, under
prescriptive rights, cloud the tltle to che
property. So we have coined a new word
-'"bunching." In other words, if there
are 10 trails meanderi11g across some-
one's property, th e state or county can
.11gree to give up eight or nine of them
and accept one or tv.•o good access routes
that ser,·e the des ired purpose of gell ing
the public to the bearh and can he pro-
vided with necessary parking, thus
"bunching" !he o!d !rails into one or lwn
loglca! routes.
The Salt Creek &rgeemen!. Wilcoxe.n
added , also '4'ill be studied with interest
hy those involved in curre nt legisl atio n
that would place cont rol nf coastline
developm ent in the hands of state .1 nd
re:gional agencies, rather than local
go\'ernments.
''This could dr.monst rate that local
government has the 11bili t.y lo solve en-
vironmen t.al and coastal problems at a
local level." he said.
Wilcoxen said that, on the hasi s Qf his
knowledge {lf appraisals. !he proposed
fina ncial il rrangement is fa ir. "Avco gets
no ca5h for either lhe: acce5s roads !hat
supplant the old abandoned rQad. or the
11 acres of beach. for which they ask the
county to pay QH ;;n ex1~1ing first
mnrtgage." he said. "The balance: of the
]<ind cost is for the. two parkin.R lots and
the cost of the concessions they will put
in is considerably less than it would be if
the work were put out to bid by the coun-
ty."
Wilcoxeri noted that. "After A VC'fl made
its initial offer, the Harbor Commis~ion
and Supervisor Caspers' office ne.gotiated
with them fur ther and 1.s 1. result we now
have. a better offer."
College T1·ustee Sl{eptical
Ove1· NewSaddlehack Vote
By PATRICK BOYLE
01 th• ru11v l'llot S!1t1
A trustee of Saddleback O:>!lege said
Monday he felt the srhoo!'s chances of
getting a bond issue. approved by the vot-
en; were slim and no more such proposals
shou ld be brought. before the electorate.
Haru: Vogel. 1970-7! president of the
board, said he thought '"the day of the
bond issul! iL"i over "
"I would say that no bond issue or any
kind is goiflg to pass," he added '"!think
we hav e seen the lasl da ys of I.he OOnd
isf.Ue.."'
The comments came fo llowing a repnrl
by s11perintendent Frerl Bremer con-
cerning the final results of the Sept. 14
Cities Bu y R iot C.ear
~.ALE IG H. :\ C. I AP 1 -Thl""et-fnurlhs
"''North Carolina ·~ cl!re.~ and town~ tia\·e.
IJSf'd federal ant1crlmf' funds In huy rin1
gear. but suc:h purcha~s accnunl for nnl~'
a small portion nF the state's funds under
th~ Omnibus Crime ;i nd Safe S!ref'!S Art
Bill Juhan. ad ministrator nf !he ~t.:iie·.~
law and nrdr..r d11·1~1on. ~aid ~lflll 000 h.:id
been spe.nt for riot equ 1pmen! l h1~ year
from the $8.3 million l'l\Jthnrized for all
programs in Korth Carolina for 19i0-il
under the act.
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.atMt!llrJ "''tUt ry 11n11Mr.-, n .u -tfllr.
bond election . OistQrt voters re.fused 1"
approve the s.11 le of $24.8 million In bonds
for the construction nf new buildings at
the Mission Viejo campus.
Vogel 11 ttributed the defeat to I.he
"o\•erburdene.d taxpayer'' .11nd the cloud
of con!u.sion caused by the recent rtate
Supreme Court ruling on property tax-
ation for schools, The eourt ruled tha t
such educational support is 'inequitable
and, therefore, une<>nstitutinnal.
Referring t.o the defeat of the bond pro-
posal as a "sound "'hipping al the poll!i,"
Vogel ~uggested the school implement it.s
con!ilruction program with pennissive
la.'< lev ies.
""~e are going lo ha1•e lo proceed on 8
pay-as-you·go-basis ,'' he said.
Vogel suggel'ited the board arlopt a
policy of no longer ~oing to the \'Ole.rs for
bani\ funding appto1·al. Howe \•er. he ff!·
iiuPs!ed that nn ar11on be tak en im-
merl1at('ly nn his sugge.s!1on in order ,,,
:i llo"' his felt!lw !rustees t11 carefully con-
~1der such ll policy.
The (llher trustees (lffered nn com-
mrn1s nn \'ogcl '.~ remarks.
Trustee Patrick Backus t h 8 n k ~ rl
i::urenntend ent Fred Bremer Hnd college.
C(lrnmun1ty relations direc t.or Melvin t-.111-
chelf for Lhe effort they put forth to gain
support for !he bond passage.
Bremer pr{lvided ln.Jstees v.·1th the
break down by commun ities or the vote in
I.he elecHon in which only 15 perce.nt of
thf' electorate "·ent lo the polls.
The portion of "_yes" votes was 28 per-
cent in San Clemente; 36 pertent in
Capistrano Beach: 40 percent in San Juan
Capistrano and Dana Point; 48 percent In
Laguna Beach. Lagun11 Hi\!5, Laguna
r-i'igut'l and South Laguna : 68 percent in
Tr \"ine: 70 percent in r.lission Viejo; 84
percP.nt in El Toro : 54 percen t In Leisure
\\'orld : 50 percent. In Trabuco Canyon and
42 percent in Tustin.
Saddlehack Has
3,930 Stttdents,
Boost of 23%
Student enrollment. at Saddleb11ck
C'--01lege for the 1971 -72 11.c.ad emlc year in-
creased 23 percent from the previous
year. 11u~rlntendent Fred Bremer told
trustees ~lond11y night.
Or. Bremer said .11 total of 3,930 area
resident.!: h&\'e enrolled in classes at !he
f\.1isslon \'iejo campu~ since cla sses
began Sept. 13. Of these, 1,86i are.. full
time and 2,0fil are part time.
The superinte.ndent !aid he had
predicted enrollment would reach 4.000
for the fall quarter. but added that many
pert-time .students had been turned av.•Ry
when the class they wished to enroll In
\\'as flllf'd_
Dr. Brrmer t1 lsl'I nrilt>d thal offil'i11 !~
had only twe n re.riuirrd to C8ncel fnur
~vening cl11sst>s y,·hii:n the enrollment
minimum fll 12 11\udenls could not bt
reachOO. He Y id this compared with Iii
clas~e.oi wh ich were c11ncelled ln the. fall
quartl!r of 1970
I
l:IAIL Y l'ILOT Sl•lf l'Mt.
ACCUSES SADDLEBACK
UCl 'a George K•nt
Saddlehack's
Chief Lashed
By Professor
A UC Irvin e professor Monday .11ccused
the superintendent or Saddle back College
of bringing pressu re on University ol
California offici als to keep him off the
t>.1lssion Viejo campus.
Profe~sor George Kent, a comparative
culture instructor at UC!. said. "I think it
is rather rionr style for a college presi-
dent lo use !hat sort of tac!ic~."
Jn a hea ted exchange betwten the pair,
Dr. Kent said Dr. Fred Breme.r had con-
tacted both state and university offi cials
to halt Kent ·s activities.
Prof. Kent, 42, was ejected from the
campus b}' Bremer in lhe spring when he
attempied to circulate a questionaire
among students at the. school.
The thrust of the"s'urve.y, Kent 11a id .11t
the time, was to deter mine whether Sad·
dleback College was .11 repressive educa-
tional inst itution.
One of th e questions ask!d students
v.·as whether they t hou ah t ''ad-
ministrative apie.s'' monitored classroom
ac!ivlli es.
Kenl u.id Dr. Bremer 11 o u g h t
assistance from state Sen. Oenni5
Carpen ter (R-Newport Beach) and
University of California: Re gent William
F reneh Smith to keep the professor from
pre11sin g hill independe.nt Inq uiry Into stu-
dent opinions.
''This is !he only campus I know lhat is
afraid of inqu iry," Kent told the board of
trustees.
"T ~m not .11fraid of you, Dr. Kent ,"
superintendent Bremer shat hack.
~s a resµlt of Bremer's requests, Kent
claimed thet Chancellor Dani al Aldric h of
UCI had subsequently asked the pro-
fessor to refrai n from his Sadd!eback
College activities.
Dr. Bre-mer arlm!Hed conlacling t'int h
C;,,rpenter and Smith and .ruggested to
the ptofes~r that he "worry about Dr .
Kant and UCL"
Battin, Caspers
Win LAFC Ro1u1d
In Court Rulin g
By T0~1 BARLF.\" or 1~1 01llY ~11ot s1111
Shocked la~·yers for the Orange ((lunly
League. of C11ies are. today pic king up rhe
pi'eces nf .11 h1wsuit th11t w11.~ demol ished
Mon d11y after just t"·o hQurs nr
courtroom debale into the Local Agency
Formation Commissio n cnntroversy,
11 had been estimated t)efore the fou r
p.11rtles invnlvtd went into Ori:inge. Counr y
Superior Cou rt Jud.11 e Ch11rles Bauer's
courtroom that it. might take as long as
two weeks lo get a ruling on the Le.agut'.~
argument tl'tat LAFC member Char ll's
Pearson was unlawfull y replaced by
Anaheim ;ittnrney Herb Licktr_
flut attorney Tom Woodruff for the
League. ar;d attorney Tim Str11der for the
lnrerveni ng Council of Communi ties n(
lrvine.. neve.r reached the stage of calling
w\t nes~es 10 support their arguments
a~;iinst col1n!y supervisors Robert Ballin
and Ronald Caspers and Los Alamitos
Councilman Joe Hyde,
Th!" '"'O supcrvisor.oi 11nd Hydt: rep!acl!d
Pearson 1vith Licker la~! Aug, 9 in a 11ix-
11econd debacle thal ended with Ballin
and Hyde running from an LAF'C hesring
room that 1vas packed wlth angry Orange
Counl.y mayors.
That meeting ne \'er came into quPstion
before .Judge Bauer.
He heard opening argum,nt~ from
Deputy County Coun~el William McCourt
for the Battln-C.18pers group and
prt Hmlnary strttemen~ from Woodruff
11nd ~tn~dPr hefore. granting the dtmur·
rer tohjection in l11w) submitter! b)I
McCourt.
Judge Bauer ruled, in effect. th at
Woodruff had take:n the wrong road lo
reach the req uired destination.
He pointed out that an issue involving
polil ic11\ olfire 11uch as th11l he:ld by
Pearson rou!d only be di~puted v.·ith the
consent of the slate attorney general.
Woodruff, ohviou.~ly ~tafU!f'r,.d, plt~ded
'4'1th Judge Bautr for more time lo
11mtnd hls 111.ws1,1lt. .Judgt B1111~r Rll ~·e
hlm until Oct. I to dn so v.·\th «imment8
which made II ell':11r that th e jurist doe'
not be lfel'e Woodruf1'11 writ can be
re\·11mped lo the point that it me.et.. legal
r~ulrtment.~ •
She's 100 Years Young
Mesa Woman Marks Big Day ; Recalls Past
By ARTHUR R. VrNSEL
01 llM De llY ~11<11 S!1ll
f.liss Loui~e Emily Higlin ill single,
,;at!s!ied . .11nd recall s ~'hen an inf~mal
6I1l<>g machine, lhe horseless carriage,
stamp!"ded cnv.•s around Oskaloosa. lov.·a
and Methodi.~m me11..nt something.
ShP was 100 ytar11 old t>.fonday, a Chris·
t111..n fo r a full century. a Californian 63
~ ••ars, a Cos!a r.tesan 14 years an d proud
{If 11
Shf' seems to know a lol more abou t
v. ha\"s wrong \\'1th the "·orld anrl how tu
nl!ht ii rhan rresidl!n t Nixon. who sent
his grtttin gs.
Cha ncf'~ are she could tum rlghl to lhe
ans11.·er g\ven for any :situation In the. Bi-
ble she 's refe rred to for more than nine
deca dts.
H she dne~n ·t alrf'ady knnw, that 111 .
"! firml y believe that ii these pew -lov·
ing 'honey pots ' had stood up for Jesu s
lns!ead or going to s!etp 11t their post..~.
widl'spread rf'bellio n would never have
sv.•ept the earth," she declares.
,\!iss Louise Emily Hil'!li n was born
SepL 2il. 1871. in ~it. Carroll, Ill. She had
a sturdy, simplP , fundame.nta!ist up-
bringing.
Belief in the right and ~ually
determined disbelief in the wrong or
foolis h are hallmarks of her character.
"\\'e held to the straight, gospel
prea rhing and fill ing of the spirit.'' she
declares. r.lis!i Louise Emil y Higli n, after
100 yPars, declares th ing s au!horitati\•ely.
She dismis5es the mild contemporary
ways of worship as rather spineless
stra1a11:ems lo fi.11 sanctuaries and col-
lection plates.
''! belie\le 1he r.fe1hodisl!i bac.k in our
day were in contrast to tlie 11uiet. pew-lov.
ing ·sea-fn:imers' or !nday." she declares.
"Thrre WAS snme shou!in' 1hat verily
brought lhe Spirit down."
"I do belie.Vt the old-ti me rs back there
did a far helter job of holding on t,o what
they bad," &be contin ues .
STARTS 2ND HUNDRED YEARS
Miss Louise Emily Higli n
"Hold fast !n lh;it whirh lhou hast," ad-
monishf's hliss L-Oulse Emily Higlin.
One of those nlrl-timers he ld f11st to
cnnup:h th at by 11bo11I 1890 he could finally
afford an aulomnbile. to the genera!
dismav and distrust of most Oskaloosa
townsfolk .
1'he infrrnal n1achlrie featured the ap-
po1ntmen1s nr a fine carri<1ge and had
Four ~nlid r1Jbbcr tires, as "'·ell as 1ts
ma rvekJu~ \ntf'rnal combust1nn eni::ine
'.'lllss l.Jiuise Emily Higlin considers it a
\"J11d rh1ldhond memnrv.
Livestock and pels fled in terror as the
horseless carria~e some Osk11loosans
considf'red wlrkcd chugged ove r the 1011.a
countryside at 3 miles pe.r hour. horn
looting.
Nt ither one -reputerl wickedness, n11r
mysl.erious 1;ound effect$ -troubled the
young.
"Youn~sl{'rs were \.l'amed not to gn
nC'ar it lest we: be v1.s1ted wi!h sore
displeasu re fr om On High," llays o\fiss
Lnu ise Em!ly Higl1n.
Ola ] mining was a prirH'ipal part nf the
OskalOl'lsa econnrny. but the black natural
furl heds "'aned h:idly abo t•t 1908-09, so
lhe German Higlin family looked
Wl'Sl\.l':\rd.
'"Golden , rollin' Californy," r.-tiss Loui.\e
F.mily Higl in declares, "Gold sounded
bfl!er lhan coal an ywa.v.''
Passing nver decades of her life , ti-tiss
l,Quise F:mil)' Higlin tells of fina lly set-
tl in~ in Costa r.1esa.
She shares an apartment al 24:10 Saht it
Ana A11e. wilh a companion, ~!rs.
Bernice Taylor, keeping sha rp. wi~e eyes
1111 world, national, stale and local ac-
tivities.
··When we arrived, the honorable
fl.1ayor John Smith 'sat 11l lhe gates of the
rity.' a fearless man full of fury and ac·
tion ." I
:vlis.s Lou ise Em ily Hlglin deelares cur•
rent fvlavr>r Robert M. V.'i\son io be . in
hrr words. as wise <1nd ~agacious a man
as ('ver ruled the ei ty.
She is also an avid render. sludylng her
Bible faithfully although after a century
~·llss Louise Emiy Higlin knows it almost
by heart.
So1ne an1ong many fri l'ltds celebraLing
her JOOth birthday Sunda y at the home o(
lr1· Cha rles Jorgenson. made reference
to this ritual re-reading of the familia r
passag('S.
"Bll.'.ss your hcarL ! am briefing myself
for thal Grear Day,'' decl ared Miss
Louise Emil,\I H1~lin .
'"Like young folks say -'cramming for
the finals."
Government Change Hint.ed
Supervisor Clark Cites Charter Forni A dvanu1 g es
By PAMELA HALLAN
01 ~ C)lllY l'lltl l llf'I
Supervisor Ralph Clark klld .11 grou p of
Saddlebaek Valley women Monday that it
might be time for Orange Co~lt'_to
change its form of government. \I"'
Speaking to the League of Women
Votera, Clark said he. has alw.11ys bee n for
more local control and autonomou5 pro-
tection.
"A charter county is far superior to .!I
general law county," he said. "But it is
something that would have to be decided
bv the vote.rs."
·He said the Orange County Chamber of
Commerc e and the Citizens Direction-
Finding Comm ittee, in addition to the
League of Women Voter~. 11 re studying
charter versus gene.ral law .
''Thf' ~ludies are Lime consuming but
neces!ary if we are to make. a clt>cision.''
hP said.
Qr11nii;P f,oun!)' is a gentral la w county.
~1n!\I larfl?f' cnunli l'.<: in Califnrnia are
<'har1er countlt!i i1rrnrdin,i;i to County
0>11n~f'l Ch1yton r .:irkt'T.
The dif/erencf' between the t'"0 is \o
prnctdurPs and orii;anitation General 1;111•
<'(lunties adopt. the same law9 passed hy
thP st<itP lri:iisl.:i1urr Charter cnuntirs
<'.:In makr ch.:inJ;?f'~ 10 ;1rrord:incr with
thr1r ch.:ir!f'r 111hirh srts dn"·n lht rulrs a
cnunly "·ill use for governing itself. ac-
rnrrhnfl? tn Parkrr.
Charter rnunties. alsn. hav<': 11 hni;idrr
!a~ml'! po"·er. They can . fnr Pxample. 111.i;
Utllitie~. <;enf'ra! l.:iw countirs rannot.
Clark l.llld !ht j,'!rnup that ll change lh<1l
will def1nitPl~· be made soon fin the coun·
ty le\"el !S in dist net apportionment.
He ~aid cnun1y super1•1s<>rial <l i.~trirts
are kept fairly equa l 1n population and
districts "''Lil probably be changed 1n
Nnvembrr.
"Ron Caspers v.•ill probabl y be the
supervi.~nr fllr lhe entire Saddlebac>k
Valley then," he said,
Oimmrnling on tax reform. Clark s.:itd
the properl y t;ix is becoming tno un-
v.•iel dJ Hu! hr lirfended cnun1y exprnrl1-
ture!i hl.:iming the hi~h cm;\ of county
go\'crnment on the statr
''The !<la tc m.:indi>.te s prngrams wl'
havp ll'I pay for," said Clark . "\VI' rl1 t
back our .-.wn prn!!rams in January by
pu1!1ng a freeze nn hiring and trimming
dep;1r1 mrnt11I h11dget s, But we have n11
control nvrr ~totf' prnµrafT\1' ~uch as
1ve!f11re >in<l the ('OUrt~.
"Tl1e~e things ;ir(' nf a ~rrat rnncrrn to
IL" 1 bf'lievr tl'ti1t anythinj.! the st.:itP rn11n-
<lates should!)(> p11id for b~· the s1;ite"
Commenting on the Loral /\grnry
Formation Commis~ion sq11rthb\r!';, C\t1rk
rrllrra1rd the ch11in nF Pl"ent~ !hat !'i;n·c
trMsp1rert 11 1thou1 taking sidC's
"I'm not drfen<l ing Ra1t1n nnd Casper!<
hu! lhry h,1re thrir sld f' and !hf' cities:
h.:11·r lhr'1rs, tOf\," he s~11l
Hr :;ddrrl !hal nt ;; mr~·1\ng_ nf m.:11nr~
?.n<l l'11r1<'t1•1o;nro; la•! 111•f'k lhrri> 11.:ii;: an
;;ltn•l~phrrr of cnnpcr;i!1nn
"Therl' 11.11" on n;in1P eall1n.i.; E1erynnc
artrrl !1kr 1nte!lii::rn1 hum11n hf'ings For a
rh;inJ.?r-'
Fielding a Qtll'StHin on airport noise -
a cnn~t.:int tomplnint 1n !he Saddlebark
Valley -Clark said he slill hopes a
re~1nnal airpnrl ran be created at Camp
Pendleton to serve. both Orange and San
Diego Counties.
lndia11 Guides
Program Slated
In South County •
The Saddlehack Valley Yr-.1CA will kick
nH the l9i ! Ind ian Guide progr:im th1 ~
Saturda\I with ll Pow Wnw at La Paz;
J11n1or fligh ~ctwinl 1n r-.1iss1on \lil'JO.
Pnw \\'01\' act1v1!u!~ will 1nclurle game~.
rralt. <l1 sp\ars. an Indian Village. and
rcfre~hinents. In formation on !he tnc:han
Guidf'S pro~ram. for bny!: in I.he first Sf'•
cnnrl and third gradf'~. and thr1r fa thers ,
v.·ill be Availahlr. The Pow \Vow wll! run
from 1 pm lo 4.
Nesl wet'k ~l~n up for lhe Gu1rles \.1'111
h(' hel"d nn St'pL 2R at 7 30 p m. fnr
studen!$ at thf' rnllowing elrmrn!ary
~chool~ F.I Tnr11. All~n. (i ates ,
(llivrwMrl. l.1nrla V1s1a . O · N,. It l,
01rdillPra, Drl Cerro and V1rjo Sign up.~
for ~tudPn1~ a! Valencia 11nd lr1·1ne v.\ll
be ht'ld St'pt 2!1 nl 7 :in pm
Hrpn·~r11!<1l11e~ nr lhr Y af each of ths
schools "'1JI be on hand for the sign up.~.
Arl1\'JI J<'~ 1h1s yt'ar \\tll include c.:in1p-
n11ts, l;itP II~~-p1ne...,·on<1 de.rby races,
turkrv ~hools M rl nther ~pl'Cia t .1utin2s.
For further n1fnrmallfln. contact "'11.Yin
G1hnsk~·, 8Jfl-'r"r-.fCA
The F oothall Seaso11:
You ar e poss ibly now in the proce ss of sh op pin g
for carpeting , ond heve bee n talking to sol es
people et two or t hree stores . II so , you no
doubt feel like o '"footba ll ," bou nce d aroun d
with a bevy of confli cting storie s.
Which is the bes t carpet fiber? Whet is th e bes t
~extur e for yo ur uie ? Wh ot kind of podding
sh ou ld be used?
We th ink you will "detect the straight a nswers el
Ald en 's . We've been he lp ing people score
"t ouchd <iwn s" in Orange County for fourteen
ye ors .
ALDEN'S
CARPETS e DRAPES
1663 Plac•ntia Ave.
COSTA MES4
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"flci•!l"q lnl«men!. rAcll1c V • • w
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wl•"ing •o M•ke "'e'Tlor.&I contrlbu•,on<. 11,.,.,, c""!tlbulO' to "'" "'"""'c~n C1n<•r lo.;letv. ll•ll/ (<>,on• del Ma• M0'1U••v, )!"""''· ROBINSON ,.,.11 M f>obln•on AO• ~-o1 :11?1
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L!•"'n"•' PA'' F8mdv ~"""""~ •no-. ~1•"1~<1 !O m•~e memo .. ol (0~•·1~1111,.~•.
>1•a1e (On"•~~!~ ta The Am"''"" C •~
·e• Soc•t•y, D•l!"gt Cau,•TV nron(~.
V •morl~I F1in<1 1'8 N. 11•«.n ~1. S1nl•
l n-. Smiftt• ""o••ua••. O"ot ••"·
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'~'' c;• /l~n woo-:twe•d 1•~~1 O•-Tr<e ~1tCll!, Hunhn9ron ll~•C~ 0~'• ol dtA'n,
\l'<!lf mMr 10. 1011 ~U••1v•d b• n••t nl\,
M• on<f M'1 J""n WD('<!"ar(I, 1>11 .. ,,
Je•~•Me ond C/\•l•tln• Wood .. ~•a "'"·
••• , ·~·vier• Wiii "" /\tld W!<l"Ud~V.
D"ttl!<I bV P•f~ Fomll, (01,,.,;11 Funt·
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ARBUCKLE & SON
WESTCLTFfo' r.101tTUARY
42'7 E. 171h SI .• Cost a ritesa
646-4838 • BALTZ J\10RTUARIES
Corona del ri1ar OR 3-9450
Cos la J\tesa l\11 6-2424 • BELT. BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway, Cosla l\.fesa
LI 9.3433 • McCORJ\flCK LAG UNA
BEACH l\.IORTU~RY
1795 Lagun11 Canyon Rd.
494·9415 • PA CIFIC VIEW
l\.fErilORIAL PARK
Ctmelery l\.forlulry
Chapel
3500 Pacific View Drive
Nt1rp0rt Btach, Calilomla m-noo • PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL f UNE RAL
HOl\.fE
7801 Bol~a Ave.
\\'es1minster 8!13-3525 • S~llTHS" ~IORTUA!l\'
527 ri1oln St.
Hunlln jtlOn Rtflch
538-65.11 -----------
SANTA ANA Orange
(;ounty Transit Dist riC't direC'-
tors hit the brakes r.tonday.
They sheh•ed, ternporarily
at lea st. p!ans fur 11 $25,000
study aimed at establishing
eountywide bus service as
soon as possible,
Jnste:id. thry agreed to
ponder a transportation policy
staten1ent offered by an in-
dependent study i;rou p. It calls
for a regional. rather than
count y11•ide, approach to ma ss
tr;1ns1t.
1'hey also agreed to discuss
at the ir Oct. 4 n1eeeting the
possibility of hiring a fulltin1e
11ener11J n1anager_ Currently,
i:(!Ull\Y noad Co1n rnissin11er
Ted · ,\h:Conville is t he
dlstric·l's aC'ling g e 11 er a I
n•anager" Hecently. transit
directors had agreed to hire a
bus line manager.
1'he policy staten1enl came
fron1 the J oint Task Force on
Detention
PZcut Set
For Survey
SA;>.'TA ANA -A survev of
the detenlion program at· the
Orange County Industrial
1 Honor i Farin will be madr
by the s!ale Departrnent of
Corrections.
Under !he stale-funded pro·
ject. present and potential
rehubilita1i11n proi::ran1 s will
be explored \Vil h final recorn-
1n£'ndations going to the Coun-
ly Boa rd of Super>'isors \\'ilhin
s ix n1onths.
Potential state or federal
funding v.·iJI be probed and
recomrnend<1tions n1ade for
new or expanded prog rams.
The County Industrial Farm
ca1ne under fire frn1n last
\·ear'i; (;rand Jur\". Crilicized
\1·erc facilities and education:il
programs for youths.
County l\'lan
Indicted
In AssauJt
'fransPQrtat1on Policy r)f the
Orange Countv Chan11>er of
Con1mc rce, UCl-Project 21
and the coun!.v"s Citizens
Direc!it>n F' i n d i n g Com-
mission.
ThP group cla uns a county
transit systen1 alone \\'Ould be.
if even possible. '"wasteful and
inefficient." It s policy slate·
1nent urgPs t•ooperation with
nlher agencies 1n Soulher11
Califnl'ni:i in the planning and
development or a n1ass transit
systeni.
An rarlier JlUSh by directors
lo get on v.-i!h the bus line
study ran into upposilion from
Firth District Su p e r v is o r
f{onald C;1spcrs, one nf rv.·o
representatives or the county
Board of Supcrvisrs sitting on
the tr<1nsi t dis!rict board.
"\Vhv shot1ld 11·(' studv :ind
devrlojJ a bus sy~tern i>cfore
\1•e ha ve a general poli ty and
plan for lransportation'?"
queried Caspers.
Transit district Chalnnan
Derek l\lc\Vhinney, the mayor
of \Vei;tminster. countered :
"\\1e are going bryond \1·hat
\\'e planned and ir 11·e are
going to get into our ultimate
goals and solutions v.•e should
ha ve a futtti1ne g e n er a I
rnanager to i,rork 1l'ith con-
sultants."
lrvi11e Arca
Library Set
For Rcviclv
IH\llNE -Prospects for a
public ltbrary serving the
Jr\•ine area ...,.ill be discussed
\\'ednl'sd<1y <>J an Opt·n rn~r
ing ot Irvine Ton1orro11 .
Interested residents are 111-
\"i l.ed tu the library dis<'uss ion
\\'hich slarls ;it 7 30 p rn 1n
the l rvine Cornmtrni t .v
Association Center. 4 5 3 0
S<1ndburg SL. Universi!.v Pa rle
Virian Hall , a rorn1er presi-
dent of !he Friends of
California Libraries and a
Turtle Rock resident. ""'ill be
the speaker.
SANTA ANA -A 1·-01r1 col-
ltt·lor who ga1 e his n:une to 11
1-:ndrnArk U.S. Suprerne Court
ruling wht'n the htgh C(ll.lft.
01·erturned his Orange County
con\•ictlun on burglary l'l1argcs
has l"Jf'en sentent ed <JRain on
an alrnost identical ct1argf'.
Superior Court .l udge Byron
K. r.1e1\lillan dispo:;ed uf !he
latest t.· ll s" u11'olru1g Ted
Ste1en Chin1el . 47. Santa Ana ,
b,I' sentencing hirn \k>nday tr1
a year ln Orange Count.I' Jail
and three years probat1nn.
<.:h1n1el ;idrnittecl rccri l'lng
properly stolen from u S11nta
Ana home on Or<'. 15, 1969.
and w:i s ordered b\• Judf:le
/\lc/\·lil!an as ;i co11d1tion of
proliu t1on to n1akc rrstitu!ion
of $1~.000 -th<' \';1IUt' nF t:O!llS '
a11cl .:;f<1n1ps lie lt1ler s<ild Iii a
l'<.s1~ illcs:i n1nn
li e 11a '.' ordrr('1i 111 :-tllJJrr1
hln1st•ll to sr;irrh and sc1zurt'
h.v police officers at ;iny li1n e
uf h i~ proba!ion -an aSJ"lf'CI
vf law that was a major factor
of th" Supren1e Court decision
io lhr earlier case_
Judge Suc:.I
l<'or Divorce
Jn LA Court
SA.\1TA A~"A Orange
Counl,\' Superior (' o u r I
Prf's iding Judge \V1ll1arn f
Sp"irs has bren s11ed for
cl1\'0rf:e in a C'on1plaint ftled in
the lnral l'Qllrl then transre r-
red h) Los A11~eles County
~uper11)r l'u11rt.
:'ll r~. tl1aria T S1x•ir.<:, 2llll0
E ()t•e;in Fro111, B;1ltx1:1. is
:';(•eking di sso!ulion nf lhe 111a1·.
ri11ge l'Ot1l1·;11'tcd in Nevad<i n11
f\'111·. ,, 1rn;1 ·r11r e11up le
si•pnrate1I la st ~1;1rth 14 .
There ;ire no l'i1ild1·en or the
present rnari·iagt' Alcoholic
Plan Eyed
For Co unty
~ r.·!rs. Speirs n~k.<: 1hal Ilic
Aa!hoa honie ;ind i 1 ~
r11l'nii;t1i 11g be awarded h.v !hr
court lo her personal properly
Sht· :iL~o asks :-:upport fro111
hei· e:-trangf'd lu1sb<1nd pen-
ding lriaL
(iARDEN (iHO\IE -Lt'llse\-----
of space is be111g negotiated
IS NOW OPEN
SATURDAY S
Our Region el Office in Fountain V.t lley. lb l25
H.t rbor Blvd . a t Ed inger 1714 ) 8)9-2851, i~
open Seturda y from 10 ;00 A.M. to -4 :00 P.M.
The'e 1 dded servic e hour\ a re for our customers
who work Monday through Fr ida y o1 nd who would
like to conduct their f in l!ncial b usiness in the
leisur ely atmosphere of th e wee~end.
Re1ovrces OYar $300,000.000
IVOitI;D SA
"ND LOAN ASSOCIATION
HQl,A( Off1CC: t YHWOOO, CAU~OfN"
fleg;onal Olfiees: Brmitwood/Fountain Valley/la9una B&ath/Northfidgef
Onta11o/S~n Bema1dino/S..n Olego/We$1 A1cadla/W1lsh+r•AN11raOO I
Woocllllt'ld Hills
GERHARD LANG'S The discussion 1s scheduled
l.o C'Ontinue at the transi t
board"s Ocr. 4 meeting.
OHicials (rom the Orang('
County Library Systen1. l\'hich
no...,. serves the area v.•ith three
bookrnobiles. \viii be on hand
to ... nS\\'er questions. The f'OUn-
tv has already allocated
$160.000 lo help build a branch
library in lr\·ine.
\rith a <_;;1rden {;ro\'e hospital I
For use b~ !hf' Onlnge Count.1•
<..:omrnun1 ty l\lental Hea lth
Servire~ pr o gr a n1 for SAUSAGE
Mosquito Ahate1ne11t
Di strict Slaps Bacl{
alcoho!ies.
Tile i.:oun1 y's Beal
Properly Serv1cei; r>rpart -
1ncnt ha.~ been authon~.ed to
arrange the leasr al a ten-
tative $4.00011 rnon1 h for 14,000
squ<1 rt> fee t fro1n the l'10nf'er
J-'\1undalinn I lospilal ;i\ 13th
GAf!DEN l;novi-: -Stung abaten1enl group, suggesting and Brookhurst Slrcets.
bv recent 1;ra 11d Jury that its duties might \1·ell he In ;idditlon to the ll·ase for
cr1licis1n. the Or:in,ge C:oun!y tak en over by the county out patients. the coun!y Board
l\tosquito Abatcinf'nl District Health Departn1e11t. of $upcrvisors ordered the
ha s launched a h10·pronged t11embers of the district C'Xpl'nditure of $;i4,000 !vr an
t:Qunter attack. i;taff 11nd board h:i ve been in-p<1lien! proi:iram at the fa-
HAUS
ONLY AT
Director:o; ha1·e a!<-ked the critit;il of the Grand .Jury C'i!1ty.
i;1:ite lkpartment (If llealth .. report because, they clai1n.1r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"";;;;;;;;;;;;;;
v.•h1ch recon1n)ended 1i1rn1a-the Jury made nn effo1·t lo
!Ion of lhe d1slrlct 111 1!147. to contael. the d1stri<'l lo obtain
rel'iew lht• di~lrk·t's erilil'P fa1·1.~ or 1nforrnation.
operaT ion :ind detrrrn1n l' if 1!s Son1e di rectors bel ieve 1hat
services are needed a thorough study 1na_,. shov.·
Board n1emhers also pl:t n to that it will be 1nore effit'ient !o
hire an outside C'Onsultant to ex pand the distri<'l lo include
re\·1e11• the dislric!'s ~alary n!lier rei;ponsibitities nov.• han-
slructure. ded bv ll1e health department.
·The lllOSfjUilll district ha.s a i;urh :'.is fly and COckroaC'h Con·
budget of $6 14.570 for 1971-72 lroL
Jl has 20 ll('nn;inen1 en1plu~·es The J\1osqu t\o Ab:1lc1ncnt
and hires 111 S(':t~o11iil ""'Orker.~. District plan of defense is lo
GENERAL
TIRE
NOW . . homo m1<11, 11;cl<o•y 1moko<1 ••V1•q• 10 <l•l1dou1 you'll
to•qol •bOul •nv "'"'' ••w••!I• you "••• ••H T•>ll>d. Only the 1;neot •n11ttdlenl1 end tim• !U!•d Old Wo•ld .. Mllw•uko• 'IC•l~u •ro "''d •v G.,h•n1 l •ne in m•~·nv S•u••9• wottnv ot 11•nd:n11
no•I to 1 d1l1<1tbl• 11onoy l•kld H•m. Ou• '''""""' H lo<l•on
lncl"d•• '''"'"II"' ol Ci1rman, Pol""' 110111., I. 5pan"n orr91n. !n
•<ldltlon, Hon•v ••l<•d Ham1 now l1l!u•1 cold <Ut\ and IUnCh..,n mo1h 1n<lua1"~ 111 you< U •••1t•1. from thr k•l<hon• o• Gtrl,.<d Lonq.
-HAM-
RETAIL STORES
l700 £. Coast Hiqhwoy
Corona del Ma1 -671-9000
HURRY ... Regu lar prices
go into effect September 26th
1·11e G1·a11d .Jurv. in cri1icisn1 present 11.<> findings to a
<1i rned l;ist .Jul.v fir n1osl of the special s!tJdy comml!lee n<1m ·
c·(luntv's 1:l8 spC'c111l districts, ed by lhe county Board or
SA!\TA AN.o\ A Seal single'd 011t rhe mosquit o Supervisors.
He(l<:h real estate n1an·s n1::ir·1-=-==---'-----,C...-,--:::-----------11 Save $27.60 to $35.60 r1age last \Ve1!ncsday 10 a
Huntington llarbour di,•orcee
\vhose business affairs led lo
his parl1t ipatlnn !n a shootri.ut
in her hon1e didn 't save him
fron1 a six-rnonth term in
Or::i nge Co11nty .J;iil.
Orange County Su p P rior
Court Judge Byr('ln K .
~1r\l11l an cunfirn1ed Iha t
.scnlence for ,Joseph Francis
B!llduc 50. of 241 Seal Beach
Bh·d , in co urt <ittion lai;t
Th11,.sda1· 11h1C'h also C'alls on
Bnldur ·,o meet l hP hospital
and rnedir;d ex1>cnse.~ inr111Tf'd
h1· 1::1rd1'n r.rfl1 e accnunt;int
tJ.a•erliu m••ll
Now ... Plastic Cream
Invention For Artificial Teeth
Artificial Teeth Never Felt So Natural Before
For lhr tir•l !1mt. o;i·i.n<:r offtra
1 pla~t1r cream that holcl• cll'n -
rurc~ as th,.,•.,·r: nt:'\'l'r bttn ~Id
hi-fore-form' an r!a!11c mrn 1-
hrant 1h~t lrtlp,, J.nld y<1u~ dr"-
11"'' /IJ /}), "o/1nal h.«tUJ nf .VQU'
rnm1llr
11·, II ff'VOh111rinary d!!;COVl'TY
ca\lrd FIX0i)l::ro;T" for cta1ly home
u!ie. (U.S. l'alent f3,00J,968j
F 1 XOOF.i\'T ho]rj,t1rn!url"< finn~r
... 0•1d molt tf>mjMlob/y, ~nu 1na11
bitf' hard~r . chrw bttte:-. ral n1ore
naturallv
F!)Hll>~:O.'T la5l• for h'ltlrs. R•-
51<;\~ mo1~turr Dfnt 1.1re~ thal (1t
art f'"-"tnlial to htallh. ~your
drnt 1~1 re~ular ly. L~t ta'"·le>-
uo.c FrxnOE~-r Otnturt Adhesive
Cream l l all drui counter,.
Hvrd. 34. \l'a~ shnl hy Bnld11c
t ; <' r a J n R ~ 1 · n I i~"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""'""""""~ I I .\n\:. 30. !!170, shorrl1· afrer the
t1ro n1en quarreled in the
hnll1(' nf !\Ir.~ E 1 a nor
r-.t nrgnrct S:irnff, 16 02 8
J\l;iririer Dri\·e.
Dol duc f1!'ed !11·0 shots al
B)rd. one of \\'hi rh hit !he ac-
cnu ri!a nl in the ch .... ~1. He has
now recovered from t he
\\'OUlld .
Dr. Ginott
Sets Tulk
ORANGE Or, Haim
1 · .. ··----·-... -----··~··" ,_.
on a set of 4 General tires!
(Off our regular price, depending on size)
II
• 4-Ply Polyester Cord Construction
• Famous Dual Tread Dealgn
• Distinctive Dual 90-type 3 ring whitewall
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY SALE PRICES
SIZE E78· 14 F78·14 G78-14 H78-14 F78-15
r;inotl. author of "Bel\veen
Parent and Child," \\•ill ad·
dress parents and teachers on
hov.· to communicate with
children Oct. 3 at Chapman
College.
.. . REQULAR G78-15 H78·15
The program. sponsored by
the Gifted Ch ildren's Assoeia·
lion of Orange County, will
begin ;it 8 p.m. in the college
auditorium.
At &art •..
Automatic
Water
Softener•
Planned tor
Easy
Do·it·
Yourself
Installation
Phone: your ne1re:1I·
Stars store
What makes a
good home?
l·Iarmony. Love. Joy. Peace. These reaJJy make a
home. And they ea.n be .found in any home.
J-fo\v? Not t hrough getting material things, or
merely wishing for peo pl e t o change fo r the bettrr.
But througl1 in.~pired , :scientilic prayer. This help$
bring out t he ~ood in €very child of God ••. that
is, every member of the family.
You can hear others tell how Christ ian Scien ce
h as he lped thcn1 prove the power o f prayer. Come
to our \Vcdncsday evening meeting which is open
to everyone. (No collectio n is taken .)
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE WEDNESDAY
EVENING TESTIMONY MEETINGS 8:00 P.M.
(••I• M•1-'1"' cnvr<I!" c1111u, 'cfo111111
UOll M•'I Vordt Ot , (ft"I Mou
Hu11Un91.., 1••<1!-'!"r Cllv•tl! ti Cl!•lol. ieltnl+ll
Ill! & Olivo, Hvnll"t!O" lo•d1
'"'"'"''' '"•cl!-,lr1! Chwttll t! C~rltt. Sclonllll J)Ol Vlt Lido, NowllOrl lltf<ll
Ntwptrl l ••cll-.1tt•nd Cl!Vrf " ti Cllrlol, t clff!lllf
J!Ott "••Ill< Vl•w Dr .. Coran• ••t Mtr
PRICE $34.50 $36.50 $40.00 $43.50 $37.50 $41 .00 $44.50 SAL! $27.60 PRICE $29.20 $32.00 $34.80 $30.00 $32.80 S35.60
F.E.T. $2.21 $2.38 $2.55 $2.74 $2.42 $2.6< S2.00
RAIN CHECK: Should our $UPP!'!' ol some s•t~ or liries ,un i hor1 during Ihle eve"'· -wlU hl)O(W .w'IY on1e•' pllced now ror lu!u1e <lllltwery at I~ advertised price.
IMPORT/ SPORTS CAR TIRES
VW'S
c • ._, .. ,,,~,~~:;;,~-1695
11111!. sir~ ~.60-15. Sl'I~• $1.14 F9d. E1. Tu.
RAOIAU BELTEO SPfltNT..JEf "11:1 4-P\.'I' HYlON• 00RO DUR.A-JEl • •ISO _.,.,,1;,1:11e 10
Iii OV&f 30(I import t•fL
Charge it at General nre ...
GENERAL
TIRE
DON SWEDLUND
COAST GENERAL TIRE
SIS W11t lfth, Cotta Mt••
Phont S40-S710 or 646·S03l
~~ -BRAKE RELll"JE ~C. FO..OS • CliEVYS • Pl 'NOOlt-lS r:.1. ·• COMPJ.CTS
I '\ ~l: $2395
"•11M .oll IOVI ""'~I• ,..,,., """" l•m1>1t• n•-b,..•~ llft•~Q•. ln•P•C1 •II '°"' d"'"" '"' r<•c•~ I nd,..,, •• • •~•l>&(;I •h•fl f"Wli!'><l•f1 ar'l •elu•n ~J"lf19\ • C'"•" •~d l1tb'l<•I• 01<1:~•"11 Piiia • ~o~•c-110"1 "'""'"'! bfo•1-
lng• • A4111t! bt""'t l •!>II /tl•IO•• ~ul<l • "o•<I ltOI t ••.
o;•c b<.,.,. .,..r °""'' .,,.,,,.1, cos1 -·•
Priced •• 1PK!wn •I G•Ntr11 Tir1 Slor9a.
CompetlUv•ly priced 11 inde~nt
cM•ler. ditpl•)'lrio !htl (;9,,.,.., •l!Jft.
.AV ERY
GENERAL TIRE SERVICE
16941 l••ch 81vd.,
Hvntln9ton 811ch
Phone 147-5150
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J8 DAILY PI LOT SC Tu~sday 5,Dltmbtr 11 lt71
Yotar /tlo11ey
Te11a11ts 011 March
Agai11st La11fllord
By SYL\ I<\ PORTER
In Ne\\ \ork Slate landlords
are now legalh r equ1red IQ
keep re11t "ecurit\ depos11s
made b\ tenants 1n 1n1erest
bearing a< tnunts ~ and to
pav starling Sept J
c umlaled interest
tenants once a ~ rar
" 1t1e r
In a rect'nt I a r tl 11) a r k
dec1s1on a tt S Cou1 t tlf Ap
peals n the J)1str1 t1 r ( 1lun1
bia upheld the right of s1r1k
1ng tenants to pot !he 1 ren l 1n
escrQ\Y v.h1!e hot sing code
\ tolar ions by l/1e1r J:indlo1 ds
v.ere being sf'ttled 111 court
In a rn<l)or breakthrough
earlv thi s ve.<1r the Dep31t
n1ent of Housing and Ur ban
Development 1ssut>d the na
tinn s first set or rules cO\t'r
1ng tenants !ea ~e ;;u d ron1
plaint ri~hts -for the hener1t
of the three m1!hnn 1 e~1denls
of puhl1cl} suh~ldJzed hnus1ng-
Among the 1 iles A tenant
mav not be evicted v.1thout a
spt>c1a! hearing
BeinJ; proposed 1s ~ model
Fede1 al law ror adoption hv
slat es and local1 t1rs across the
coun!rv rr\tsing present
landlord trnR nt code ~ lo rl'
qu ire ::ill )andlnrds to ma1nta1n
the apa1 tmenls and houses
which thcv rent in h\able con
d1 t1ons
The abo1 e merE>l v sug~ests
whal is raprdlv build ng up to
a maior trend as the
volume or tenant compl;:unts
against landlords soars <1nd
broadens lo include no! only
gripes about soaring rents blll
also ahoul Jatk of ~ul "ater
harassment of mnn v kinds
refusal to make n e ed ed
repair s eti etc
Act oss the r <itton petJ(1ons
and rent strikes are becom ing
dailv affairs Tenants unions
are being formed every1vhe re
and 111 e bargaining m11ttant!y
wllh their landlo1 ds for n1ore
and better ser1 ices ranging
from cleaner halls to tighter
5ecu n!y measures
This JS brand ne\1
And this 1s happer ng not
JU~! Jn the h1.1: <:1lv slun1s btit
1n fash1onab e apa1 tments ;ind
co op bt 1ld1ngs as "el l At
le<ist one 1n f11e ten;ints
1 epresented bv the rnJhtant
I\at1ona! Tenants Organ i::ition
In \Vash1ngton 1s middle class
and an even larger share or
legal al 1Jons bc1r g takrn on
behalf or groups or 1rnants a e
for m1dr\le cl:i ss people
Wh y Lhe new m1li tan<.:1 ~
Because accord111i; \( the
new 1970 census onr 1n 1$
houses ;>11d ;ipar11nPnts 4 7
m Ilion I 1s min 1s ha "ic plum
h1ng fa cll1!1e" and <irnong
Negro hnusrhnlds the p111
portion is one 1n six Bcc.'!u~e
the tvp1cal L!!'n'1nl is helple"~
to get his l<indlord !o make
needed repairs Because man)
landlords reser\e the right lo
e11ct !hei r tenants lnr a wide
ra nge of gnod and bad
i 1'aso1 !I tn hike rrr ts 11rtual h
"hc1 ever and b\ "hate1 er
;:in1nunts II e1 i:hnflsr Ir) entrr
1l11t rd hol "CS 01 apartment ~
n10re o lf'ss "hen the ~ptril
n O\l'S thern to refuse !o
rC'pa1 sc<:ur I ~ depi)s1ts 1F they
.;;o wish lu refuse lo perfro1n
cPrta n rep111s E>1en 111 de
f1ance of lhe IPasp Because
11 :-;hort !he attitude is "hat
a1e )OU going lo about
>I"
In h1g cit\ slums one or the
b1gRest ta1E>gor1es of legal
p ohlen1s he111g tackled bv the
ne1ghtxirhvod !;iw offu es 1s
ten ant land lord prob!Pms
F.1en lhe ne1ghb( rho<d heallh
t enlt'rs the Of
pan!
ournght
landlords
So n1ed1eval <ire nu r
landlnrd lPna11t laws that nnly
a h;:indful of stat e~ no" re
qu re landlords even to prt
11de a plate fit for the 01
cupal1nn nr hurnan beings
Local penalties for \JOlat1nns
or housing and heal!h codes
arC' still so f req u e n t I v
n1 111 sc ulc lhat badlv needed
r epau s niny he held up for
n nnlhs or e1en 1ears
But you thr 1enanl dot a e
certain 11ghls and ce1 !;;in
\.\<l\S nf enforcing t1,._se ngh1s
Vi hats tl'l(He lhe polen!1a l
s gn1f11;'.<ince or the new trend
to"ard 1en<1nl m ll tancv 1s
being u ulcrPst mated -both
by the tenant~ an rl !he
l:indlords As JUSt one 111
d1ca!1on of this potential one
1n thrre Ame n can families
still 1e11ls t he aparln1ent nr
hon1e in "h1rh they l11e
AJ!hough we are increasingly
a nation or homeo'>lners l\.10
1n f11 e of lh s 3ear s t"o
111 llrr plus housing ~1a 18 ;ue
apa1t 1ner ts -a 1d a nu1JUll1V
or thrse art being rented not
pur chased And most un
po1 lant this JS the deratle of
lhe voung married couple the
n e 11lv 1na ried I radii on:illy
rent 1he1r home> and do not
hu1 uni 1 they ha\ e bet:ome
fair!} estahl1shed and a r ha1
ng children the }0Ung lena 1t
JS b1 nature v.lll1ng tn flg ht for
rights he or she hPhe1 es the
l<1ndlo1d 1 s unjust1r1ab!y
"1lhhol<l ng
\\h;it then ace 11ur rigl11s
as a tenant Totn(H ro" li col
un1n 11111g1e vou ;i quick run
rlo"n an<l a dt>S(T pt1nn of the
11or st legal lr:i~ to 1111n1d
1vhrn \nu m;ikP vnur original
deal "1th the landlord and sign
\our !case
New Eco110111ic Progra111
Calls for Agree111ents
r\EW \Of\K (Ar The
ne" l S intern;it ton al
economic p nJ;ram 11 f11ch ";i~
decided up1 n s111f1 I and
unilater;:ilil; dt>pend~ 11 r t
Jls succeo;;s upnn " "rr rs 111
b1later<1I .agrt1 rncnts th11t rn<i\
be pa1nfu!l v slo11 and k11ntt1
The shock of the an
nnuncement Aul'( l:l !ha! the
United States "a~ floating its
dollar and 1mpos1n.1: a lO per
cen! ~urch.arge on mpnrls left
almost e\erv fo1E>1gn n ition
uriable to re<1ct 1n v.ord or
deed
No" 11h le 1he Un1led St;:ite~
mav retain the 111 t1at1 ve 1t has
lost the mnmf'11lu1TI and
foreign go1ernrnenls ::i re
de1elop1ng 11 cnun1era1tack
Can;id1an~ a1 e angr\ and in
tend to subs1d1le expor1 ~ The
J;ipanese decline 10 re' a.lue
their 'ten The I at 1 n
American nations fear a
falloff in \Vester n Ht!mtsphere
trade The Comrnon ~1arket
nations propose
drvalua!Jon
a d oll a r
BY embarkln~ oh • "'" course of econol'l"l1c M"lf 1n
leresl 11 1s entirely logical (Q
assume that the Unit ed Stales
could cause a readjusting or
fr1re1gn po hc't' and eronom1c
S' mp a th 1es and even
alhances
At that time the
gram was ordered
saw it lh1s wav
new pro-
ophmtsts
The United States was iuck
of being d I ~ c r 1 m 1 n a t e d
against Jt a~serted its power
b) unilaterally floating !he
ckillar If ot her countries Yi ere
rel u1 tanl t-0 revalue !heir cur
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rrnt1rs lhf' L nited States
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Am e11c<1n hl ~ine~smPn ha 'e
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II at rial 11t0r1 in e ;is u r e s
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& Derrick
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ff'ehn~s of son1e b11"1nessn1en
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to S!':e II !h;if 1111\
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com1n~ Th s
terrifying\\
Hr1alla1ton ls
11111 boo1nerang
The Amrnt<111 prob 1 'm
( arroll 1ns1sls 1s not lo re<lute
import~ but to 1nrrea~e ex
ports The task 1fi' not to make
11 hardtr for other nal1ons t<1
expnr I to th e Un1trrl ~ta.te~ he
s.<11d hut to m11kt 11 1n ire pro
htah!e for Amr rir~n rf1Tl
pan1~s
abroad
to send lhe lr i!oodS
And how 1:; that to l)(' dnnl""
By bnngn1g h1bor cnsls 11110
hne with producll\ 11~ by
de\elnp1 ng ti CQmpel1\11f'
Amer ican m'rchant martne
h\ prov1d1ng 1nsuranre to
lessc.n risk~ and by de1elop ne,
export 1ncenl1\eS Ca rroll s11ld
The vo ices now r1~1ng from
hoth domestic 11 n d 1n
ll'rnat1onal 5ources art. bound
lo somev;hat change !hP
oniz1n~I pl<in Thr. UntlPd
!'.!<'tl('.'J mAy he.~e ti) make
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of her hDme police said
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hnt rs irter receiving
l'meq::en<; frcfllr11e11t 1 n
!len1ct V;:ille} Hospita l Sunday
foi !11ce1 al Ions nf the face
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• Deputies s;11 rl !he haby was
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Bette1· Wl1e11 Macl
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THAT \'OL\1 ; LAUY \1hu!>(' ha11d11rit1ng is fan cied up
11·1th loni: loop.~ on her 1· s ;ind g s 1:; :.;ud to be t"-:cred1ngJy
<iffeclion<itt· ·1 hi' tung,rr the loop.~. 1ht 1nore atfec11on:itc. co11·
lend !he scnpt re:u.Jcr:; ... ARf:tJ.\1E!\T CONTINUES a!':
l o 1vh1ch \\'.!:. the bt>~I knoek-knock Joke of all tin1c. A San
C'len1entr rlit'ul ela1111.<: i\o I goes hkc this· '·Kn<11.·k knot:k"
"\\'ho's there' .. ··o!i11;;ild " ··o.~iA ald 11ho''" ··o s11ald 111~
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IT \\'AS t'apl. 1·:11 rJl'l Kl•tllpson 11ho lflSISH'd ;t \\(1tnan
plays cards n111ch bctl(•r ll'ht'n she 's 10 a f1er('l' traml' ur
n1ind . If .1ou1· 111fl' 1~ ahot1\ 1(1 be your bridge pilrtn1·r. sir.
this e-..:perr ~11ggtsl~ y1•1J ll11 11ha1 you t·an 11nm1·c!1atel.v 10
irritate her. llnw 10 :1ccon1phsh !lus r.~ an indi\'1du~1I mit\ll'l'
I suppos;·. "-11 1?.hl n•1nar·k· "Bf'st bridge p;1rtncr I !'1.--·r had
11'as a pr·cn.v l1111f· blon<lt· ;-,Ollhoniore 111 Pi!tshurgh ., Th;il
:.hould clo 11. 1t nol . Ir~. · J\1·1· yo u all right honey '' Yo11 look
1rorn out.··
\\'HEN you et1tch t•old. cal s01Tie tcingerinrs. 'l'he 111rdic:il
boys nu1v sa.v there·s sorne1hi11g t;ilJed s~·nethrine in the1n
that clc;:irs ur your he11d. J\forr so than oranges. lcrnun~.
grapefruit. 'J'ht'y sn.1· turther t11ngennes !end 10 untrouble !ht·
stuffy passa ges of heavv drinkers . . l\l t::N \\'110 SPORT
1rhiskers are nor ag~rcsSivt•. 'l'hey spend too rnuch 1i1ne think·
ing about 11·01Tirn. Sut'h 11;1 s 1he cla1n1 tor Pcler !hr <:rral •)f
Russiil. \\lhen he 11·as bos~. rnf'o 111th beal'ds h<id to 11;1~ a
special lax. Possibly hr h<id a pu~ce of !he razor tradr. don't
~;no11'.
NIF'T\' \\'ltll\1KLE. t111s. The Arnerican Founcl:illun lo)r
the Bllnd has cornc up 111th a machine caltt'd a harmonic
l'O mpressor. It doubles the speed of the human 1·01ce nn i1
tape-recording 11·1th(lut the Oonrild Duck bit. Sa id spee<"h is
first prl"·ft'COl'ded ina~·br lour !Imes the normal :;peed. thrn
pl n.vrd bnl'k h;ilf as fast Our (.'h 1f'r 1-'r(lg nostic:ll or prl'd1tts
lclev1s1ou nell'~ca.~11•rs 11·111 11xpenn1ent 111th !111s <icv1ce
shorlly.
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none o!hcr. i·un!<iuis four personal prunouns i11 s t1<·ccss11u1
. 110\\1 CA:-.l \'OU call your.~r lf a firsl·ralc :u1irnal r x·
pcr1. if you <"111'1 1111n1e the four beasts th:il fun1ish ~VO!',\ ·1
. \\'ll AT YflU (;ET 11•1ien ~·(lu mul!ipl,v $1L11l.J11 b.v 1!·
self is $1 2:t 4:1!i,711i ,f\54.:l21. 'frv 11 . . SU H\IE\'S SllO\\'
those teenage gi rls 11·ho do noi d;1 !l' ;it ;ill ou tnun1hrr !hus r
lcennge g1rb who go sle<i<l.1• . _ . 1.'o/ TlllS \\'ORLU ,,f h111
youn g ladie~. 1n.v srcret;:iry still alll';1,vs 1n1sspcll.• 1nanjuan:1.
and 1 ·rn so proud ol ht<r •
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f\'ew1io11 Bcuc.li 'l:ltilill.
$200 M illio1i More
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Japan War Prison to Be Torn Down LET'S BE FRIENDI. Y
11 you hl\'r n•·w 11eighbon: !
or )lnmv or ttn)'OrJf' 1nuvinl J
to our area, plra ~~ 1etl '"
so thal "'" n1ay t·xlcnd ll
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OKYO (AP 1 Suganlo
Pr1!on. \1'he re J a pan • s
wartime Jeadet'.! were held
:ind executed. has bet'n cun-
dernnecl to t~e wreckers. In irs
plaee will rise a S236-1nill1uu
housing and shopping con1.
plex.
To allow future generat1011s
1o reliecl on ,J a p a n ~
~Jl1gerent past. a eorner -0f
the prison con1pound 11·here
tht' exetut!ons too k place 11,111
hr pre~erved ?." ;:i rnen1or1 al
garden.
:\ sn1all garde_n has f'x1sted
there su1ct' 1!152 wh1·11 lhl."
United States returnf'<l control
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!he gnrden has sniall oak !rt'es
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The unly rtn1:i1nders of llll·
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prison property front the
governme:nt for $17 7 rnillio11,
plans to enlarge the garden·:s
area tenfold arod tear down the
wall.
Jn all, U ~. uccupat1011
:iuthorities l'Xeeuted 60 of
Sugnino's 4.200 inmates. Most
ol !he uthers. also t'tlnvictetl
b.1 an 1nterna1tonal w a r
l'fllllt'S tribunal. 1ve1·e sen-
lcnced to prison lenns Thos('
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Methadone: Salvation for the Savages
For1ner Heroi1i Use rs Picking Up-the Pieces
By ART HUR R. VINSE L
or 1~1 D•llY ~llot Sr111
Ph i! Savage is a big. bearded, balding
bear of a m;in rn1ss1ni; six feet of in-
testine. a !'ection of stomach and 20 lost
sears of lire
HE" is 34 now , but h;:ippy ln a v.•ay he
could ne11er before achieve.
I-le glo11o·s in 1he sunple satisfaction of a
cold beer and a hot shower. after a sun-
burnii:11: d(IV on the heach v.·i!h his boys.
1.1.·hile his 11•1 fe 11nrks in the kitchen
Neither Phil nor Bev Savage looks like
one 's common idea of a heroin addict.
•Re,.I. l ive
dope fiettrfs'
"Here \Ve are," savs Bev, surrounded b~1 the beginnings of ~ real fant\ly home
for the first tirne in many years.
.. Here v"e are , •. real live, dope
fiC"nd s."
The.v are i11lervie111cd on son Pete's 15th
birthday. Phi! si!s on the couch. not
noticing a tan~le of dog hatr \efL by Bart.
the shaggy new puppy re sembling a bark-
ing. mobi le rnop.
Dog hair on thre:idbare jeans. ho\vever.
is nothing tota rnan v.·ho once drove 60
miles a da~· to cle01n toilets for a living.
.Job problems are severe for addict s,
although he has a slightly better one noY.'.
He once sold r.:iw seK books to fur ti ve.
lunch hour browsers in .:i section of Santa
Ano y,•here garish signs promise thrills
to Adults On!}.
'·Some of !.hose g11ys in their $300 suits
are sic ker than n1en I knew in prison,"
says Phil.
He kn<'w m;iny cons. a veteran or San
Quentin, Folsom, Lexington. plus various
othe r federal. slate and local lockups
from Hollywood to Hong Kong.
He and Bev often visited through steel
bars and wire-meshed \1•i odn1vs. if they
Y.'ercn't doing tin1e sin1ultaneousl .v.
They l'lre not proud of those desperate.
degrading years or the professional
tluevery reqwred to support a mutual
heroin habit cosling $150 a day.
.. I was the 'y,•orst of the worst' ancl the
'most of the most'." Phil says of all the
names for what he "'as and what he did.
"But not anymore."
"What's happened lo us is a miracle,"
he adds.
Salvation for the Savages -in a single
"'ord -is Methadone.
The synthetic drug substitutes for
heroin. blocking y,·ithdrawal agonies. but
Y.'ithout giving its customary escapist
glo.,.,·.
Phi! and Be\' share ;i deep new un·
d!'rstand1ng of !hat contemporary com·
menl :
Today is the first clay (lf the rest n[
~'our life
They· savor life now. ('Ven ifs 111·
cnnvenience.s. in a crowded 2.partmenl
shared \\'hC'never p._1ssible 1~·i1h Peter, J:l,
D;ivid. 13. Stuart 5, arv.I the dog.
"\Ve never had a dog before ," says
Be v
"And 1 got a nc11· bike loda y· The
kind 11•ith training v.•heels," adds Jillie
Stu He is \no .vnuni:i: In rrmember as
much of the past as his brothers.
The hoys don'l always Jive at home.
snn1etimes staying v.·ith rc.lat11·es
Introducing thern. Bev. y,·ho fir~! y,•enl
to prison al 2!i, s<ud David is 11. bringing
a quick reminder he is 13 now.
She reflected on the time lapse error -
gra1'e and pensive -as thQugh 1von·
dering 11·here she had misplaced those
\y,•o years.
·S11it·ide j 11st
see1r1ed 11,girnl'
The Savages are alive todav -in the
truest sense nf !hal y,•orrl -only for lack
of S7, one bitter night last \\'lnti;r.
Every other escape frnm addiction had
heen tried , hut all h11d failed. They had
been on the county ?11ethadone ~lain ·
tenance Program waiting list eight
months. fight ing Lime and cra..,1ng
release from heroin.
One sure-cure option t e m a i n e d :
suicide .•
"It \\'as a nice thought then .'' Phil
recalls.
''There \\'as no fea r No gruesome
suicide pact. \Ve JUSl decided it was
logical . , . it y,·ould free a lot of pe<iple.
\\'e had gil'en up hope."
Buying 100 barbiturate ril ls. so-called
reds. !hey planned to check into a motel,
lie do.,.,·n together and sleep forever .
•ft1side •
a pot·erty 11ren'
··But thrn I didn 't have $7 left fnr a
n1olel roo1n." s;iys Phil, \\'hose inability In
cope \Vllh life finally extended even to a
plan !n end it .
Yet perhaps it \\'as not their choice to
makC'.
"Not a day g11es hy now that I don 't
thank (;ori -whoever nr \1•hatever He is
-that we didn't take those reds," he
tell s vou
"The next day Dr . Kramer called to
say the cl inic could finall y take us ."
Factors crintrihullng to heroin or any
other addiction. are perhaps as complex
as each indi\'idual in the society that
subsequentl.v suffers. Sava,i::P suggesls
addicts an share a common denominator,
a sick. bitter dissatisfaction y,·1th life and
thrmselves.
SavaJ!:e was raised in w e a 1 t h y ,
suburban Encino and at I~ was honked on
heroi n
"\\'e're all pretty YiTelched , depraved
and lonely." Savage says of the basic
hunlan condition
"But \l'e think we're unique in it." says
lhe man \\'ith neY.' insighl .
"Out·.o•ardly, I looked like l had all the
equipment to make it." he adrls.
"But in~ide I y,•as living in a po\'erty
areci ...
•·You can have a. mansion in Erner·
Hard Way to Make a Point?
Airborne Candiclate Buzzes Opponent's Gathering
\\IOODBURV . N .• J. jAPl -"'They 're
alway5 beefing about some httle thing."
That's \l'hat IJemocratic Assemb!v can·
<hdate Kenneth C.e11•er1z said rionday
shou t hoy,• he bu1.zed his opponen t's fund -
rais1 ng picnic in a helicopter. drowned
out. his sreec he s 1v11h a tnudspc.:i ker from
the air and la!cr 11•cnt to the pi cnic V.'hrre
he go1 into a shoving nialch ll'ilh six GOP
faithful .
"I just 11·;infed 1n brint: my message lo
the people,'' Gev.·<'rlz snid.
(.ewertz. Gl0uccstcr County Democra·
tic cha irman. ren ted the helicopter Satur-
Oa.v and had the pilot hover over the
picnic grounds 11 hi!e about 5.000 5o1J lh
.Jcr$e.1' Republicans y,·ere llstcning to
~peeches.
\Vilham Srrang. Gln11ce~ler C11unty
?'<,lA:'>ll 1CP I1 -\!1<1mi police. l'lnsv.er-
lng neighborhood cnn1rla1nts ahnur a h11!
~mell. t-1onday d1scoverPd a t11·0-th1rd~
!11 ll garhagf' truck 1\·ith California licrn_r
tac:s .:ibandnnrd at !hr rurh
A riolicc spoke$m:tn s:iid 1nl'cs11g1'1tnr~
<l1dn't knn .... 11ho brnugh1 the truck 10
Florida nr 11•hcte 11 r::in1r from 1n
C:;iliforni;i or "hrlhrr pc rh:ir~ ";ill their
J!arhfige dumps are full nut therf'."
!
ffi, Mon1.
Republican chairman. called 1l "the most
idiotic stunt pulled by a politician," and
filed a con1plaint v.·ith the FA/I..
Strang said the chopper ho\'ered for 45
minutes "'creating h;ivoc 11·1th wind. <lu st
and s<1nd. spoiling food and frightening
chi ldren ·•
Gewert1 apnl og11.C'd for any 1n·
cnnven1e11ce, bul sa id he did 1t because 1t
\1·as !lie only 111:iy In gel his GOP op-
pnnent.s lo debate \v1!h him
"These people wr;ip then1selves in !ht
American flag and apple pie, but they
COP Croup \Viii Hear
Political Di sc uss ion
The ''Dilemma of the Con!.erva\!\'P
Vorrr" 11·111 he the ~11b1<'rl of ren1arks bv
t;enrge Brokate tn member~ of !he
Saddleback Republican A.c;sembly Thur~
dfi\' at R pm
The n11"el1ni:: v.111 hr hf'lrl al the 1::1 Torn
hrnnth of Ro1·;il Sav1n,i::s and Lnan. 2378~
El Torn Rnad .
Pre~1 dent or !he i::rnt1p. Charles Ketchu
sa!d Brokatr's conimrnt~ "can ~1ve u~
~nme i::u1drlines f0r f111ure grassroots
pnll11cal action ·· The p11hl1r is 1nv1ted to
attend .
won't allow a dissenting ,·nice to be
heard," Ge.,,,·erlz sa id. "That's not the
American v.·ay."
After the hclicnrter landed. Gey,·er1t
shnwed up at the picnic and he said he
11·as shoved by several of the men
"f ah1'a1s bO to their picnics," he said
"I think I'm starting to i::et the mes~.:ige
tlle,v don't like me too n1uch "
Way1var£l Moos e
Rouses Citizens
~10!\'TPELIER . Vt. I UPI 1 -the nf-
f icer vn the police S\\'ltthboard had Just
gnl!en a call ahn ut a monse walking
around in a rf'sidcnlial neighborhood.
Thf'n hf' looked nut the y,•inrJoy,·
There 11·as the young m()()se. AIJCl pounrls
anrl inquisl!t\'e. standing in the p;i rkinR
lnr behind rohcr headquarier~
\\'ary pnl!re officers k<'pl him therr for
a11 hilf' but y,•hen game 1~'ardens arrivrd
nn 1hr s<'ene it \\'as app;irently !OO murh
ft1r the mnose. \1·ho look off ;iga1n He
fnghtcned a grn11p of children y,•hrn hr
trnUerl thrnui;h their schoolyard and sent
a number of arna7.erl h0use11•11'eS scurry.
1ng for their phone,~.
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OA.ll Y 'llOT SIMI ,M ..
Dana Point mothers JA•ail for their youngsteri; at the
end nf 01e first da y nf schonl. ~1rs Phillip ~arher,
2-14!12 \\'estborne Drive. grert5 daughter. ?111chelle
::!'IC'!' ~h<' cn1<'ri:;cfl frnrn h11~ lhi11 rrt1irncd he r frnm
~an .T11an Ele mentary School. Apparenl.ly the first
da y \.11as a good one, judging from ri.11chelle's animal·
ed expression.
ald Bay or on Lido Isle and st1!l be living
on lnoacco Road inside."' Savage con-
l!nues.
His apartment overlooks a cut -rate gas
stat ion with a Goochvi ll collection bin and
a sky crisscrossed hy power Jines.
"But il's ours. It's hon1e . \Ve think it's
just great." he says with a smile.
"Anci oesides. l·m h1•ing in a castle on
!he inside now."
Crime always mn1es as the monetary
cost of addiction ri ses. 1el still another
weapon against lhe society addicts reject.
punish and hurden 1n a multitude of
y,·ays. Guil l is added to the frstering
nien!al nux .
Savage says the addict sic kly transfers
his guilt. shift s his shame and self-con·
IPmpL or •o straight societ y, lo un·
consc1nu~ly Justify hi s cnmes.
He craves 1\'hat its members Sfem lo
ha ve -peace and security -but the
cJnscst :1c can comr is a shot of heroin .
"' So h" becomes a perverted type of
Rnh\n HnOO. Htcral l,v stealing from the
rirh, to buy heroin and give temporary
pe<"l<'P to the poor -himself.
Phil ~avage is art1cu\a1e and his ex-
pressi\'.::11css -if anything -is enriched
by the conrJ<.e idinn1 of prisons where
i;ocicty put him for those crimes-against
it
He explains how an addict shifts this
burrlcn of blame. to justify 11·hal he must
do lo sur1•1ve :
"\~ ~nu ca n lcll 1'I guy he 's a -,
his y,•1re·s a -and ~is kids are
-s. it 's easier to rip off his TV set "
'lie s11id li e
l1atPd tt1 e'
Skillful stealtng is easv if ynu know
wherr tt1 go and heroin addicts quickly
!el'lrn . says Savage . n1entioning .:i market
chi:iln famous for 11~ onnr securitv.
He ~ays it s \0.c;ses due to shnpfilt1ng by
heroin-hun;;ry hypes is incredibly high.
perhap~ S~.oon per clay in the Southland.
PHIL SAVAGE ON THE FIRST OAY OF THE REST OF HIS LIFE
After 20 Lost Years He Tries to Li ve One Day et 1 Time
This ·1~ one chain alone.
Phil and Bev would steal 20 hollies of
expensive liquor per day, peddling lhem
at half-pr ice. Buyers arc primarily car
salesmen. savage says.
"They like to play h1gh·rnllers." he
says.
Sel li ng srx book s as he has done -or
cleaning toilets as before-v.•as literally
.
Savabe'::; [lrst source of clean m<1ney in
years. He. v.·anls better work.
H1.c; criminal past is against him.
Cnnsidering his unique knowledge and
h;ickground. he might be invaluable as a
liquor store clerk . but cannot be bonded .
"I e\'fn went to the president <1f the
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Who'd Ya Have
In Mind, Bob?
By THO~t.\S MURPHTNE
01 11'1• C.Uy Pllel $!1tf
LAFCO A MINUTE; As a make!' of
peace in the Jungle of current local
politics, Chairman Bobby Battin of the
Orange County Boa rd of Supervisors
didn't appear lo come off too well over
the weekend at the \Vestem White House
In San Clemente.
As a matter of
fact, it might be a
fai r assessment to
suggest he didn ·1
come off at all.
The meeting of
l.'<>Unty supervisors
and mayors had
been called with
some hope that a
peace pact could be
U.S. Socli·s It to Reds
N . Viet11u111 . Hit by Ove r 200 Air Strikes
SAIGON (UPI ) -U.S. Air Force
fighter-bombers ca rried out 1nore lhan
200 strikes againsL NQrth Vielna1n loday,
hitting military target~ as (Ar a~ 35 n11 les
above the DPmi lilarizl'd 7.one I L):'-o1Z I in
one of the heaviest air r<iids since th e
bombing halt of Nuv . 1, 1968.
The U.S. Command said the strikes
y,•ere earned out because recent J\or1h
Vietnamese attacks on unarmed rel·Dn·
nalssance planes and U.S. aircraft bomb-
ing the Ho Chi t-.1 inh Trail in ne.ighOOnn~
Laos had posed "a threat to the safely of
U.S. forces" in the war w ne.
The annvuncement said the planes en·
countered light to moderate antiaircraft
fire but that none of the American plan£'S
was t.it. The Cilmmand said the ll'orth
Vietnamese did not fi re any surface·to-air
(SAt-.1 ) missiles during the raid.
The attacks began at da\1'n and 1:isted
until early afternoon. They were the 60th
against North Vietnam this year.
Spokesmen v:ou!d not report on h'n~·
many Air Y.'orce jets participated in the
attacks but said ·more than 200 sorties
\\'ere fl own (a sortie is one strike by one
plane). It did not pi nppint targets. but the
port of Dong Hol, "·hich has a ma jor
military airfield, is y,·ithin the 3J-mi!c
raid limit.
t11rge1S across the boarder, Those raids
brought l•harges by llanoi that the
A1nericans had bombed civilian targets.
Th(• r<i_ids were announced 111 a spet ial
cor11n1un1quc .
"In respQnse to rec:enlly increased
C\ 1dence of North Vietnamese an·
11:i1rcr<1lt and nuss ile acl1 Yity against our
unarmed reconnaissance aircraft flying
o\'er 1\orlh Vietnamese territory and U.S.
auack aircraft flying in Laos near North
\'1et11an1ese territory. U.S. Air Force tac-
t!eal ai1·craft today cond ucted protective
1·eac tio n ~trikes against military targe\s
ill Sorth \"tet nam C'Onstltuting 2 threa t to
the safety of U.S. forces," the command
said.
The North Vietnamese responded with
No Evidence
Of Egyptian
Alert Noted
Uy United Press International
"light to moderate" antiaircraft fire but
hit no American planM, the spokesmen
said.
Spokesmen said the missions were con-
fined to an area V.'ithin 3J miles of the
D~IZ which divides North and South Viet-
nam. 'fhe command dei::Jined to say ex·
actly how many American planes took
part or give the precise target areas.
The command said no Surface-tcrAir
(SA~1J missiles were fi red at the U.S.
>A'arpla ne s.
It was the 60th in the series of what the
U.S. command calls "protective reac·
lion" slrikes into North Vietnam thi.s
year and the heaviest raids since the
unsuccessful attempt to free U.S. v:ar
prisoners from Son Tay, North Vietnam
Nov. 21. 1970.
At Son Ta y, more than 400 American
!)lanes bombed North Vietnamese ter-
ritory for more than 1:l hours.
It was one of the heaviest raids over
f\'orth Vietnan1 since former President
Lyndon B. Johnson ordered a halt in
raids over North Vietnam Nov. I, 1968.
Johnson !laid at that time that U.S. com·
manders had re!le rved the right to attack
across !he border if American unarmed
photo reconnaissance planes were at·
lacked.
UPI T""ri.h
A1101sin's Target
Yoshikatsu Takciri. head of the
Buddhist oriented Komeito Par·
ty. \\·as s tabbed by a young man
\vi th a knife today in Tokyo.
lfe \Vas stabbed on his \Vay back
to the party headquarters after
a convention. Iiis physician
said there was no danger to his
life.
Jew s Repo11:
Russ Fear
t-.10SCO\V 1UPI 1 -Communist Part'/
official.5 have told Soviet Jews there can
be no unrestricted emigrat ion to Israel
because it >AOu!d lead to a ''a hrain-
drain," Jewish sources said.
They y,·ere reporting on a rnecting at
Comn1unist Party headquarters ~·1onday
between a delegation of ./e>A'S petitionin~
for the right lo emigrate and Albert
lvanov. head of the ;:idministrative sec·
lion of the go\•ern1ng central com mi ttee.
"Ivanov said Je11'S have no special na·
lional right lo emigrate lo Israel," one
source said. "lie said each person \1·ho
\\'ants to emigr:He is considered as an in-
di\·idual case.
"He sa id there >A ould he <1 brain-drain
i{ <ill the Jews who \\'anted to go to
Israel v.ere allowed to go." the source
said. He said l1•anov had used a Russia 11
phrnse which translat es literally as
"brain-dra in."
According to th is account, !he 1neet1ng
\1•as attended bv five r-.1osco1v Jell',~ -
11·ho reprcsente.d an(Jlher fi5 \l'a itin~
outside the headquarters hui lding -anrl
three Soviet off icials l\';:inov. a dcriuty
n1inister of lhe intenor rind a visa office
officlal.
devised to end cur-rent feud ing over
composition of the county's Local Agency
Fonnalion Commission.
THIS WAS STRICTLY a city-eounty af·
fair. President Nixon wa sn't in at·
tendance. In a way, it's a pity. too. It
miRht have reassured him to leam that
bicke ring isn't confined to the federaJ
level.
Today 's raids were the heaviest
"protective reaction'' strikes over th(!
north since last March 20-21 >A'hcn about
250 fighter-bomhers and escorts hit
Cairo newspapers said toflay Egyptian
troop:; along the Suez Canal had been pul
on rna ximum alert for possible renev.'al
or the connict with lsr:iel. but UPI
1l1spatchts from Qan!ara on the east
bank of the canal reported there >A'as no
C\'id<'nce of unusual activity.
School Prayer Backers
The central cnmmit lce build ing is ;i,
heavily guarded office in do\1•ntoy,·n
?-.toscow. the \\'Orkp\ace of Communi~t
Party General Secretary Leonid I.
Brezhnev and his stnff. There have bern
no other reports of any protest group
gaining admittance. fr * * Thieu Refutes 1t appeared that emphasis was placed
on pol1t1c:al rather th;;rn military means al
ihc. present lo ease the !\fiddle East situa-
l1t,n F.cyptian Foreign !\1 i n is t er
i\lahm oud H1ad left Cairo today for New
Vork ;i11t1 said he woultl try !I) isola te
l ~;a('l further in the. United N;itions
Forcing Vote by fl ouse The incident capped 2~ hours in \\'hich
the Soviet Jewish emigration campaign,
quiet for some tin1e. sudde nly came lo
life. Anyway, during the city·Cilunty session,
Battin. as chairman of the cnunty board,
proposed what he termed ''a com·
prnmisc·· in appointin~ the so-called
public nu~mher of the LA FC.
Battin first suggested th at a11 current
claimants to the public seat should be
"'iped out of contention .. He;iven nnlv
knows how many folks that might include
et th is writing.
NEXT, BATTIN sug gested that the new
a npoi ntee shouldn't be a mayor or any
other present public official. Since he "'as
t.a!king to the county's mayors. the in-
f.-.rrnces they might have drawn From
t.ha\ little proviso likely \\"en! over like a
prn\·erhial lead s<1lan1i.
Finally. !he count v board ch it°'r said !he
ne"' member shouldn 't be n\·pr aged 30.
Out nl all t hi~. \'OU mighl get the notion
t hat Battin already had somebody in
mind.
IF' THE l'olAVORS had all stood and
cheered at th is iuncture. wou!d Bobby B.
suddenly have >A·hippecl open a closet door
and exposed the new candidate? l\1a}be.
Tmuble \vas. lhe reacti on from the
assembled rna~·ors \1•;1s son1ethin(l less
lhat th e touchdown cheer or a c:ollegiate
rooting section.
It v.·as more like breakfa st indigestion.
Later in the con£ercnce. there \\'ere
:;ome valiant efforts by several or 1he
assembled mayors to start hacking
toward a re;:il con1promise that >A'ould
settle Lhe city-county differences ove r the
cornpositirin of the LAFC.
STANTON l'olAVOR Dexter 1-lemeon
captured tl1e mood of the thing pretty
\\'Cll \\'hen he explained. ··rm just tired of
getting subprienas every day."
ln the end . however. no conciliation
1urf11c£'d.
And today. everybixly is back in the
subpoena·serving business.
1 'l\1111. hn\rc\·er, feels thr mayors pull·
ed a ma1o r boo-boo by fa iling to jump al
his \ rrs1(1n of a <'nn1 prom1sr
Sn the battlC' of (Jr:in:.:e C<lunt\ ·s LAFC
is back in the 1·01Lrl ron n1s. ·flack in
Auj:.ust dur1n~ the f:im"l!"' Sl'o.-<;rennrl
mect1n~. Battin and Fifth Dislrll't
Sup1'n ·1sor rtonald Caspt1rs had iried to
;1ppoi nt Anaheim A!torney Herbr rl A.
Licker to th" LAFC and nu.~t Charlie
Pen rson . J udi::c .J. E. T. '!\ed '' Rutter
iss11ed a temporary stay order against
th;.it,
But ~t(lnday . .Judge Charles A. R;iurr
hf1rd i1. effcrtlve O<.:I. I.
l\'O\\' THl.'..:HE is a lnl of legal ta.lk to
v.·rits as opposed lo possible quo warrant.o
proceed ings or maybe another visit to the
appellate court.
Uical go\·emmenl is lots of fun In
Orange County.
Ky's Claiuis He
Fears for Life
SAIGON (APJ -President N~u~·en
Van Thieu denied today ;:i chnrgr bv \'ire
President Ngu_ven Cao Ky th.'.ll Thif'u ~n
frars for his \if P he chnn;::e<; his .<;leeping
places constantl y and seldom slays at
Independence Palace.
"Thnl is totally false,"' Thir11 said in ;in
unu sun ! personal comm11niri11e isq1Pd
through a government spnkC'~n1an . ''1 ;if.
finn thRt I spend e\'f'ry d ~1~· ;1nrl Cl cry
n1µl1L in the lndrpcndcni:C' Palact• ..
lie ;iddcd th;il :111\'0!lC' who c!r111htt'1l his
>A'ord C'flLl ld 1:ht•ck by n· king ''t hn,~e 11 hri
work day and ni~ht in lhe palace. fr11 n
the soldiers on duty lo the servan!:-. lrf••n
the dri vers. to the poUcen1en 10 lhe
janitors. . . "
Kv. a bitter polltil';1I riva l flf Th11•11 ,
made the st:itemrnt 111 ;in 1n1er1 !l'll 11·11h
an American l<'l<'\'l~ion cn1T<'SfY1ndr11t .
ti like \\l:i llaC"e or CBS l\y said 11<' 11 ;1~
awarr of ass(l~<;in:1t 1nn pin!~ ;1 ~;11n~I
hin1se1f and knrw th:•! Thi('ll al~11 \1a~
Wflr rir.d ahnu\ p('rsonal scctll'il1'
\Vallace askrd in S:11t:fln last Wl'l·k
\\'hether it was true thal 1"hieu reared !or
hls own s;:ifrly ari<l srldorn :-.lt·pi at
home. Ky rrrlied that lhis w:is tile ir1-
forn1ation he had . "th;it lu"s 11111111ng
around. 1vorr1rd about hi~ (1\Vn secun1 1.
sleeps one night here and sleeps one night
some other placr.·•
Burglars Loot
Bod y of Saint
FLORE'.'l'CE. ltii lY (UPI \ -Thic1·r~
hrnk.-. in!<l ;i rhur<'h l\lnnd:•\' and .~tol•'
jr\lels taken frnn1 the <'n1h:1l111l'd 111~1~ 11!
a s;unt. pl!l1ct' :-.;ud
The !ht·ft 1n St ~l.1 r~· .... \'hill• !1 11 ,1 .. !h1·
tatc.:;l tn a long st•rif'" ,,f t1nd1 r11orld r;11d.,
on un guarded 1ta!ia11 chur chl•s. ul.ul.1 <>I
then1 containing nrt irc<isurcs-A 1'1!1;111 .
(I Tintoretto and nthrr pa 1 1i I 1 n ~ ~
rstin1a!rd at more than$·\ R n11ll1"11 '"'ti.'
st(1lcn 11ver the p;ist >A'l.'Ck~ frn1n i•hurl·hr~
in thr \'r riicr rcg1nn The 1·111:111 ;i11rl olhc1
[lilin!lngs 11~1\'r srrH'f' hf'rn rrt•n1 .-.rt•r1
Pol1t'e s.11rl !hf· F1<1r·r-nrr l l111•1r~ IJr11~r
th r i:;lass 11·;1\I flf a sarcophagu~ cr•ri·
tai riing !he emhalml'd rrn1:1\11s or St
Ant0nine <i nd str\pfl\'d the bndv nf a gn\rl
ring, a gol d cross and a bishops s;if!
They gave no estimate of the object~,
'llaiue.
"Tile ~cheduling of the r-.11ddle East
c:t·isis at the Cnit£'tl Nations and SCl'Ur111g
world condemnation or Israel also places
lhc linill'd States in an aw kward posi-
!Lon," Riad said in an airport stat£'rnenl.
I le. did not elaborate but Egypt has ac·
··usrr! the Uniled States of encouraging
lsra t l.
Tcnsilln in the fl·liddle Eas t h:is been
ri~ing sintc Israel shot down an Egyptian
Sukho1 7 fl ~l1ter bomber on S£'pl. 18 and
l'"''Pt :-.hol <lown an Israeli Boeing
S1r~1!ritn11s1•r ;1rn1y !rrtnsport plane Inst
Frid:iy. Lrac1ers of hnth si dr~ isi;urd
:-.ta!e•n{'nt~ 1ndieat in~ \hl' ('ease-f1r£' ruuld
br<'tt k down at any 1non1cnt.
The semioff 1c1al Cairn nr>A'Spapl'r Al
Ahr;r m s:1i<I toda y ls.raeli troops \\'ere
1no11n~ ar1 1Hf'ry up tu ttwi r [ronll1nes
~long thr Suez Canal and that Egy puan
101 l'l'~ t1l1Jng !he can;:i l had been put on a
111;1xin1111n ;i!erl v.·ith frontl inc officers
urdl'n:-d •·to t.1ke the nece ss arv
n1easorrs 10 prevent the enemy from aC·
c(ln1plish1ng his objectives."
l'PI ,•orre~ponden t Th1in1as Ch£'atharn.
1, ho '1;;11<'r! Q<1n t~1ra in lhc nccup!rd S1nC1i
011 :i conducted tour 11 ilh o!hcr nr wsr11en,
said the re 11·as no 111d ica1io11 of an :il rrt
and th<i t !Joth J ~raeli and Eg~p!1an
"o ld irrs rnuld be seen \VAlking in the op!'n
pretty n1ucli as 11.~u;il. Qantar::i is 200
yards across the canal from l·:gy pt
'IVi!ve thought of a "-''Y
you can quit gracefully,
Spiro!'
Winter Grips Rockies
Cool Weatlier Reported Ove r Much of Nfltion
C'olifornlo pt['YIEW OF HOA.I. HATIONAL WEATHER ~ER'YltE TO 1:co A.M. EST ' ·11·71 Te111perature~
\VASll!NGTON (UPI\ -Backers of a
constitutional amendment to put prayer
back In the schools claimed all but three
of lhe 218 signatures they needed today
on a petition to force a House vote on the
issue.
1\lanagers of the move to dislodge the
nn1endment from the Judiciary Com-
1nitlee said the three needed members
\\'ere lined up and >A'ailing to add their
names \Vi thin moment s after the opening
gavel at noon .
Opponen ts of the controversial prayer
amendment conceded there v.'as no way
now to block the discharge pe tition.
Generally they agreed >A'ith proponents
I hat !here was no prospect either that the
House would reject the amendment.
Rep. Chalmers P. \\'ylie (R-Ohiol,
sponsor of the petition and or the con-
stitutional amendment to v:hich it \\'as
diret·ted, stood ready to call up the issue
at the earliest available date.
Gunn1en Unleasl1
Fire at Britisl1
Soldiers, Miss
BELF'AST, Northern Ireland (UPll -
tiunmen fired .ebout 20 shots at a five·
n1an police and army patrol in the
Hnman Ca!holic Andersonstown Dist rict
of Belfast today, but failed to hit anyone,
1he British army said .
The patml returned fire from its land-
mver and reinforcements \\'ere rushed
10 thr scene of the incident at the in-
le rsec!Jon of Glen and Shay,·s Roads
ll'he.re a sold ier y,·as v.·ounded last y,·eek.
an army spokesman said.
A se.1rch began for the gunmen. but
!here v.·ere no immediate reports of ar-
rests.
Eat'lier tod ay. lhl' :irm)· blamed the
outla11"ed Irish Republican Army for an
t"x plosion in <1 crowded Protestant pub
thrit injured 2J J)('rsons.
"ll v.·as .e further attempt by the IRA
In provoke Protestant reaction.·· an army
SJ)(l\.;estll<lll s;iirf.
The bon1b cx p!oded in the Blue Bell
Hnr 111 llrlfas!'i; l'rolPslAnt Sand y Ttnw
sec\1011 JllSl before the 11 p.m. closing
tin1e 1'.!nnd<iy. r-.10sl (If the injured sur-
frrC'd c:uts fr om [lying glass, !he
spokesman said.
Jlarrv f\·lcGoy,·an. \\'ho Ji\·es near the
pub . s.iid he \1·as knocked out of the bed
by the blast.
"I ran outside and could hear people
screaming and shouting." he said. "I
\\·ent inside and pulled two people out and
helped them across the road. They had
been hit in the fa ce with glass."
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Laird Supports
Military Medical
Trainin.g Plans
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Secretary f\1e\vln R. Laird endorsed to--
day a new scholarship prog(am for
, ~' students in the health professions and
r1 creation of a mitltary medical ecademy
11 lo help end the doctor draft.
In testimony prepared for the House 11 " •l \J
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Armed Services Committee, La ird said
the anned services in recent yea r!! have
relied heavily on the general draft and 1
special doctor draft to provide health
personnel when needed.
Laird, whose testimony was delivered
to the committee when he w&!I unable to
attend the hearing ptrSOna1ly. &aid the
proposed armed servlcts medical school
would attract doctorli ~king a c&rttr in
the mllitary while the schnh1rships \\·ould
prn\·ide medical personnel as the drafl is
pha~ed Olli .
Ills le.sllmony supported a bi 11
~ponsored l)y committee chairm11n F'.
" " •• IO
Ed\\·ard llcbert (D·La.\. "·ho said there
is a ,.rnas11 exodus of ph ysicians from ar·
" live n1ilitary ~ervicc. ''
Under !louse rules, that probably >A'i\I
not be before Nov. 8.
The amendmenl would o \' t rt u r n
Supreme Court decisions of 196~gnd 1963
holding that the constitutional arantee
of religious freedom precluded ganized
pr aye r in public schools. ii
\Vylie has been working ,, a!l year
so liciting 'n1e1nbers' signatu ;1.S on his
discharge petition, a device 1 1rely used
an even les!! often successful in' bypassing
lhe nortnal House co mmittee p1-bcess.
1-le attributed the slo w, steady buildu p
of names on the petit io.. mainly,
however. 1o !he efforts of outside groups.
He pra1srd espe<.:ially the work of Mrs.
Ben B.uhtin, of Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio, a
1nother and housev.·ife \\'ho has devoted
much of her time for morr than tw o
years lo organization of a nation\\·ide lob-
by campa ign ror the prayer arnendmenl.
As sponsored by \\'ylie 11. 1rould read as
fOllO\l'S:
"Nothing contained in this Constitution
shall abridge the right of pe.rsofls la\1'fully
assembled. in an public buildinK "·hi ch is
supported in whole or in part th""()ugh the
expenditu re of public fu~ds. l o
pa rtici pa te in nondenoniinational
prayer."
To become effecti\'e. !he arnendment
mu~t be approved by a t"•crthi i ds vote of
the House and then of lhe Sena•e. Then 1t
must be approved by three·fGuflhs of the
state legislatures. No pr esiden'i<il action
is needed.
\\'ylie took the discharge ",ute after
becoming convinced lhe Judiclat;t-\-001-
mittee ne ver \l'OUld act on the issue. The .
commiUee in 196~ held extensive htnr-
ings on various proposals lo re\"f'r se !he
court's anliprnyer rulings. including one
identical to \VyHe's. It rejected them all
as pot ent ial!y damaging to the first
amendment's guarantees of free press.
religion, speech an peaceful assembl y.
••
Sunday night. on the e\e of the Jev.·ish
ne1v year. Je11·ish sourer~ reporled that
police had dispersed a C!'0\1d of more
than 1.000 celebrants outsidl' l\1osco1v·s
main synagogue and h;id <ll'l'CSted three
Jews.
Early r-.1onday othrr ~1J11rces di sclosed
to ne>A·smen a petition a~k1ng freedom !o
en1lgrate lo Israel signed by more tha n
1,000 Jey,·ish heads of household from all
O\'er the nation. rin unprecedented
number of signatories for a single pell ·
lion. II was addressed to the fnr\h('om in~
U.N. General Assembh· <1nd the Kremlin
leadership.
High Ohio Legal
Of ficifll T "flfl"tl
C0Lt:r-.1BUS, Ohio 1AP 1 Oh io
Supren1e Court Justice f!oh1•1 1 \1 Dunca n
has been nominated to fill a 1 "' ancy on
!he United Slates Court "' )I i.1·1r1· Ar>-
peals, Sen. \Villiam A. !'a1he 1H·Oh101 ,
said today.
The senalor S<11d he h<1d hi"" so
no!i f1ed by the. \\'IHI!' ! lnu~r
Duncan, 44, of Coluin bus, Ot ,,1 11 •• s
nomina ted In a 15-yenr tenn II 1 011·
Firn1ed by !he U.S. Senate, he. 11 1111\d til l
!he \·acancy of .!udge I !nincr· I· r.rgu .... un ,
"'ho v.·as nol renomlr1a\ed.
The JOb pays $42,JQO a year
Saxbe said he expected no d1ff1rull v 1n
Duncan's confirmation. ·
•1Duncan served ;is f'i1ief (1f th e.
\Vt.rkmen·s Con1pensation sect1...,n 1n th<?
Oh10·attorney general's office v.'hen ~;i\·
be \\"<'.S attornl'y ~Pner;i!. Dunc11n 11;i ~
later cl;"~ counsel in th<' attornr /
general's o!f\re.
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U.N. Session Convenes
A lone \vo rkn1a n outside the t:ni tcd t\ations llcadqu:irtcrs ('hangcs a
hal y_ard o n. a flagpole in pre.parati~n for the 26th Gcn~ral 1\sscmbly
session \\•hich convened loday. In side. dclcs;:-ntcs may \\'Jsh it 1vcrc a~
easy for them to make their U.N. mach inery ~·ork smoothly.
Prisoners Set Blaze
l11mates Figl1t Conditions in New Orleans
NE:W ORL~:ANS I UPI I -Prisoner!;
!'taged another one of their regular prn-
lesls against conditions 1ns1de the
Orlean s Pansh Prison ~1 1)nday night by
burning ma ltresses. chanting obscen1Wes
and \lo'aving Black Panther flags.
.. The 42-year--0kt faeility defies des{'np.
t1on," a grand Jury investigaling the
prison said recently.
Thl' demonstration was shortlJ\lf'd,
Jn Fulton. Mo .. a psychiatric intern al
11 State Mental Hospital was clubbed Lo
t1eath by an inmate jn what 0Ffic1a/s S8irl
wa~ an 11pparent escape allemp1
The t.,.,.o incidents were among manv at
prisons and other penal faC'1ht1es a·frPr
the uprising at the Attica State Pr1snn 1n
Ke1v York last week 11uring \1•hirh 30
prisoners and JO hostages v.·err k1lll'ri. Of-
F1r1als were hesitant lo l1nlr lhe l/lu1s1ana
1u1d ri.llssouri incidents ""1 th Alt1ca
··H's hard to say."' Callaway Count\•
Sheriff Ted Salmons saal about the
f\.11ssou~i episode. _"\Vi!h nPws NJverage
(nn Attica) "·h::it 11 has bl'en you ne\'er
know."
L>emoostrations a1 the Lnu1~1ana Prison
are frequent. A few wreks a~n 1nma1es
loosened an entire stl'el wall in the
crumbling J,000-pri soner faciJ11v rlrsign ed
fnr 500 inma1es.. -
On July 26. Orlean~ Pari~h Prisfln in-
mates look h-1•0 guarris hn~tage at knife·
po1nl for ~veral hours and held them un-
Floating 'Wall'
Evcd to Curtail ,
Ma ,jor Oil Sp ills
\\'ASHlNGTON !UPl l -A 1.000-foot
!nng nnaling curlain "'ill )>('used to com-
b11t the next ma1or 011 spill 1h;:it threatl'n ~
In pollute coastline bf.'athf's. lhl' Cnasl
Cu:ird said tnd11v.
DesignM:I tn aCt as a barrier. the ("Ur-
1.;iin will be deplnyel"\ in the. open sea to
con t11in the spread of the oil.
The curt.a In ls flexible ;inrl is ·hufl,vcd by
f)ntation devicC's spaced ;ilong i!s lPngth.
tis "s11il'" rise~ 27 in("hes ::1h.1ve the
water. a.rid "fin" ex!ends 21 inches. bel nw
the su rf ace.
The Co?.st Guard succe.<;.Sfully te:i;terl
I.he device e::ir!ier this vear using' sovbe:in
oil as a substitut e for ·crude oil, So~•bean
oil is simila r in weiAhl to snn1e tyPe s of
crudt' oil. but is nnntoxic a n d
biodegrada.ble, the Coast r:uard s:iid .
"The iury is still out. but preliminary
trsts ha\'e sho"·n lhat the barrier is
strong and ste::idy and can contain oil nn
the high seas," Read Adm. Chester A.
Richmond said.
The ne.rt sll'p in test program is lo
de\'l'lnp th e <ibilily tn deplny the curtain
frnm the air "'ilhin fou r hours after lln oil
spill. Richmnnd said.
li1 cilv offir1al11 agreed lo negotiate for
be.ttr conditions and trealmenl inside
th1 pri.son.
C rh•an~ Parish Sheriff L<>uia lleyd Jr.
ca l+ed thr demonstralion an '"tnsur·
reC1ion · that began wben authorities at·
tem)teri \{) transfer 267 inmates for
secu"1ty rtasons.
"Rumbl1~ nf trouble started over the
weekend ,.nd finally culminated in our
moving. frr ~ecurity reasons, inmates
fron1 their areas," Heyd said.
Tear ga~ was used to quiet inmates in
one lier r•f the prison and mace v.·as
employed to stop the disturbance in
anf•lher t•rr,
No one was injured, Heyd :said.
About a~ percent or lhe innlales are
blacks.
Fifty p0lice and sLale lroopers sur-
rounded the de<'aying priso n ~1onday
when lhe inmates first began ~eltmg rire
to their mattresses. Eight fire engines-
v.·ere called to the prison and one of them
pumped water into the cells from outside
the pri50n walls. By the time firemen and police arrived
at the prison in force, the only remnants
of the demonstration \~1a~ smoke oozin.I':
from the prison cells. random yelling and
some beating in cadence on cell bars.
Eisenhowe1· l(new Dru1ge1·
Of U-2 Flights-Ellsberg
NEW YORK (U PI ) -Former Presi·
rll'nt Ei~r.nhower knew the U-2 spy flight
of fr;inr·1s Ga!JI Powers would fly over an
;irr;i o! Russian Sur fa ce -to -Air
f\l1ss1lc~ (SAri-!Sl bul decided the
flight ''as worth the risk of the p!;ine
being ~not do"'n. Dr. Danit \ f.l\sberg s;iid
f\lonrla~.
Ellshcrg, lhe man \\'hQ leaked the P£'n-
lagon p;ipers to the press, s;iid in the cur·
rPnl i!=.•Ue nf Lnok ri.1ag<17.ine Ei senhll"'er
personally reviewed. modified and ap-
prn1 ed e\"ery U-2 flight
F.:l!shrrg "'ho helpet1 write lhe Prn-
!ai:nn report \\1hile wilh the Defense
f)eparlmenl, said hr lramf'd o I
F.iscnho"'er's role from the m11n "'ho wa s
in cha:ge of the U-2 nights. f.Hsberg said
!he man and Eisenhower rne.t before
eyery flight.
''He said the questions that Presldf'nt
f.isenhower asked forced him to justify
t'Very reconnaissance objective asf'igned
In tlv• night artcl to weiRh lt against the
prrri•e m<1r[;;in11I ri~k~ on errch leg of the
[light " EJli;brrg "aid.
•'Jn f;icL he said 1t1:1t on the specific
night 1vh1>rf' Pnv.·rrs Wi!S sbnt down they
"'ere we\! ;11varr 1h:il there were SAMS in
!hat area th:it 11rre becoming Qpera·
! 1nnal. Rrnlemhrr that lhese were the
fi rst SA~1S cap:·1blP of shooling the U-2
down. So far th1!i flight. it would not be
poss1bl~ to fl~· nvrr certain areas.
''There v.•as alr('ady a ri sk. and they
hcid to balanre lhat leg o( the flight
against the desirability of covering·those.
nhjrctives. Preside nt Eisenhower made
the decision that It was worth the risk."
rov.·ers v.·as shot down during the flight
O\'ft Russia in 1960. Soviet Premier
Nit it.a S. Khrushchev used the incident to
ciircel a proposed gummit meeting
between himself and Eiser'1nwer.
"fl.tost Amencans assumed th a I.
Eisenhov.•er ha<l not known of the night,
certainly Jn detail." Ellsberg-said .
Ma.yor Denies
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Wife's Action.
In Book ReniovC1.l
CHICAC.0 rUPl l -Chteagn ~1aynr
Richarcl J . Daley has den.ed tha t his wHc
pressured a su permt1rl:et chain intn
removing the bestselhn~ conlroversial
book ""Boss -Richar~ J . f)aley of
Chicago"' from its shelv('t.
Daley told ll ne"'S cnn(erenee t\.fond;iy
that r.1rs. Excannr Dale:· had told Y.Omf'
neighbors and friends tt.at the book. by
Chicago Daily news :olumnist Mike
Royko, wa s. ''trllsh and liog\\':ISh "
'"It was some of \hP oei ghbn rli and
friends of ours" "'ho artu::ill v m<1de the
protrsts lo the N;itional Te~ Compan.11
st.ores, Daley said.
''She's entitled to ;.ay ii as h!'"s
(Rnyknl entitled In writ! iL" l)a!ey ~Aid
The Nalinnal chai n h st Wl'rk ordered
Rnyko's critical boo~ of the ~-1 llyor
n•moved from its st.ores. A spokesman
!or the company said customers' protest
prompted the move.
But one day later. Rn~·kn reported in
his column that Naliola\ really removed
the books because o( i complaint by r..trs.
Daley.
The manager of 11 Etnre near oa\ey's
neighborhood laler nnfi rmerl that J\.'1rf'.
Daley wag involved in the. decision by the
sU!re to remove the llook.
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Solon Says
Air Force
Hid Costs
\\'ASlllNGT0'.11 !UPfl
Sen. W1l11am Proxmire t D-
\\'is l. ch:irged t\.1onda y that
thl' Air Force covered up a
$.100 million cost incrt>ase in
the production of tht> CSA
can~o plane.
AY. recently as last May,
Prn>:n1ire 11aid in a statemen!,
the Air Pore£: was asked by
lhe Hou~e Defense Arr
p r npri11tinns Subcnmmitlee
"'hether there were a n y
money items or problem area~
\\'hich could increase the
present cnsl estimate of the
C~A .
Proxmire ~:11d LL r.en. O. J.
Glassrr and Ar \~. Gen. \V. E.
!"r\,·hy replied lhey kne"' of
nnne..
HERBERT L MILLER
TIRE CO. INC.
!•n<• !'Ill
DUNLOP TBLS.
RADIAL TIRES
SPECIAL CARLOAD SALi
1SSx12 , • .,..~11:.n., 23'5
Av•ti~ A111,
15Sx13 ~!:.!r.'"" 27'5
_165x 13 ::~. ~::•_, ____ _
165X14 Mlllt"'"· ll•nr, SI.,,.,, M~I.
•11111~ MH ll'f ,s 165x15 ,.,, , • .,. ... 29 , ....... vw
Vtln
17Sx13 J111r11c .. , V•ll•t, C-Lr, ------~-
Now you ca~ pay
your gas bill at
Market Basket.
.. ~
do
eomethinG
beautiful
A path in the park you didn't know was thert
Rainy Sundays you've spent together. For
those special moments, discover '1.ove Sets'
Diamond solitaire from $355. Solitaire with
contoured wedding ring in 14 karat gold.
from $376. Additional contoured guard
ring, $20.
Divided Payments Ava il•'*'·
c~··~· ••<..,•H ln¥1tt•'·
l"'•tl<•" l)PftH
••nlr.l"1t•lc•'1f ant 1~11111 en••••· tM
SLAVICK'S
.J~Wf!]C'rS S ncr 1917
II FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH -644-1380
Open Mon. and Fri., IQ a .m. to 9:30 p.m.
Nearly E,·eryone
Li sten s to Landers
Wt:!vc authorizedtheMarketBasketat 3100 W. Balboa Blvd. to
act as a payment agency in the Newport. Beach area. You can
pay your gas bill when ycru shop, during all store hours including
evmings and ,...kcnds. Or maybe one of our other payment
agencies is mare convmient for you.
Reinert's Dept. St<>rc, 1816 Nc:wport Blvd. in Costa Mesa,
Market Basket, 2975 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, and Crown
Hardware, 3 !07 E. Coast Highway in Coron.a Del Mar will aa:eyt
your gas bill and payment.
With these four agencies in the Newport Beach area, we'll be
closing our Gu Company office at 3111 Newport Blvd. as of
Sept. 24. Aa much as wcve enjoyed seeing yuu there, we think
this new .mngcmcnt will be mare convenient fur you.
I
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
0 gas
COMPANY
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DAILY PJLO'f 5
Arro,¥head 11
.: =::.:L=os=E:.:2=0 =,=ou~N~D~S ~~
Change s
Ownership
IN TWO WEEKS!
F1mous U.S. Women Slcl Tetm Diet
During the non-snow of! season the U. S. \Vom·
e!l 's ~;lpine Ski Team members go on the "Ski
1 e11m <11et to lose 20 pound" 1n t\\'O weeks. Thal'!li
right-20 rounds 111 14 day~~ The ha~1!'i of the die t
LOS ANGELES fUP l 1 -p; 1·hcrn1tal fnod tit 11nn and \1·as devised by a fa·
l .. ike Arro\1·he11d , 11 re!ort mouf' ('nl()r;1d11 phys.:ir1an f'Spcc1ally fo r the U. S.
area in rhe San Bernardino Ski Team Normal energy 1s n1a1nla1ned tvery im·
mounta ins. chan~ed portant'J \l'hi1c reducing "'i'ou keep .. full'' -no
ownership ri.lonclay for lhe :::e-$larval ion -b<'t ause lhe d1el 1s designed that way!
cond ltnie since Hlll7. lt's a d1 el that is eas~to foll ow \\'hethcr you \Vorkr
travel or stay at hon1 ,
A groop or pnv11te mvcstors 1'h -I . is 1s, , ionestly a fanta sliC'al ly successful d ie t.
acquired the n1ore than 1,000· If !l v"cren t, the U.S. \Vomen's Ski 'feam \Vouldn 't
acre parcel frorn subsidiaries be perrnitted to use it: Rig ht ~ So, give yoursc\{ th e
or Boise Cascade Corp. for an same bre~k the IJ. S. Ski ·rea n1 ge ts. L.ose weight
undisclosed package or cash the sc1enl1f1c, proven \vay. Even if _vou've tried all
and notes. Tht price wa~ said th th d to be in Uie millions of dn!lars c o er 1elf', you O\ve it to yourself to try Ui6
Boise Ca:;:c;ide hought the t r. S. \Vnmen's: Ski 1·eam Diet. Thal is. if you reatlY
resnrt in 1967 and hR s em-do ivant \(J lo~c 20 round!' 1n 11110 \1eeks. Order to-
h d rlo_v. ·rear lh1 .c; out ac; a r"n1111cl•r.
s<iles nf residential lots.. Srnd only $2 00 ($2 2S for Ru s h Service) -cash r asize drvelopn1ent a n di • •
Remi J. Gtts. president or i". 0 K.-to Sk1 Tcarn Diet, r. O. Rox 15493, San
!he ne\v group, said this policy D1e~o. Calif. 92115. Don't order unless you expect
v.·ill be continued and com · to lose 20 pounds in f \\·o \Veeks! BecausC" that'o;
mercial de1·elopmen1 1\'lll be \\·hat the. Ski ·ream Diet \\'il l do~ · stressed. ,._ _____________ ... ________ J
ANyrltiNG TltATS
• IS WORT
• • NO MINIMUM
bAlANCE
REOUiREd
Yes, ttiars righU Free checking -no minimum
balance requ ired. Anything that's free Is worth
checking. and noW Is the right time to check .into
Anaheim Savings new free services. We've joined .
with a major national bank offering you complete
Savings and Loan plus banking setVices. Only at
Anaheim Savings can you deposit $1000 and earn
the hig hest interest in the nation on insured savings
and receive the benefits of ••• Free checking, Pre-
ferred Cus\Omer ratos on auto and boat loans, and
Pralerrod Costomer rates on personal loans. Leem
about theso at our Huntington Bea.ch office.
FREE SAFE
dEposiT boxES
6% Two to tlw year term
certifica te account.a
with $5,000 minimum
balance.
50 YEARS OF SECURITY
Accounts are insured to $20,000 and protected
by Anaheim Savings' 100°.4 record of safety.
ANAHEIM
SAVINGS
ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION
M"IN OFFICE:
1 g7 W. Lincoln Ave.
,&,n•heim, caiilornlt
PR2·1S3Z
<111 MtlnStrMl
Huntington Beaef'I, Canlomls
LEfr.6~91
i *DARY Pll.OT EDITORIAL P AGE
Suspicious
Jn the so metimes bewildering mach1nat1ons nf Or-
ange County government, some names are routinely
familiar.
Battin to fight the proposed 1ncorporation of th' city
of Irvine.
There is Board of Supervisors Cha1r1nan Robert
Battin, for example. And fifth Di strict Supervisor Ron·
aJd \V. Caspers of Newport Bea ch. And the t\1·0 men they
a ppointed to th e Orange County Planning ('nrnmi ss1011,
Chairman \Voodrow Butterfield and F1f1h Di strict Cnrn·
m1ss1o ner .A.rno!d Forde .. A.nd then there ii. Dr l.-0u is
Cella . advisor and supporler to Battin and l\1r hard
O'Neill. men1ber of a pioneer countv ranc hi~g fam ilv
and current chalrn1an of the county Dem ocrallc Central
Comm ittee.
She almost succeeded. Battin and Caspers v>ent
along "'llh her request fo r further delay of the incorpor-
ation proceed ings, Sul the lactic failed \\•hen bedridden
Superviso r David Baker rnarl.e 1t to the board room to
d ecide the issl1e the other 11ay. Caspers then changed
lus mind and voted \I ith Raker.
On these names scores of stories have been bu ilt
in recent v.·eeks. Occas1nnally. ho11ever. a higger name
surfaces. And when it docs, it makes even n1 r:ire intrJ·
gutng the question of v.1ho 1s running "hat -and v.·hy -
at the county seat.
J\lrs. SmJth certa1nlv h a~ the right to \"Oi rc an opin·
inn on anvth1ng to do ·11 1Lh Orange C'o l1nty affairs al·
though she.!-"• not n<"JI'" a r£'s tdent. J~e r Irvine stock give~
her, In pffccl, nv.'nership of a pretty good piece of the
at lion in Or:in ge ('ountv Sn !'he is entitled to her say ,
C\'£'n though 1l \1·ould seCnl bencr tha1 she speak di~ectly
rather than through private d iscussions v.·ith supervisors.
!I Ol'C\'er. \1·c \\'ould like to suggest that the 10 .000
residents of the proposed city of Irvine have every moral
right to determine !heir O\vn destiny -far heyond the
right of any stockholder 111 the lrvinc Company.
Thev have expressed themselves fr eriucntly on the 1siue
-ihey \1 ant to \'Ole on in corporation -an d neither
Batt in. nor Ca spers or r.·trs. Sn1llh !'ihoulc1 be able to
d eny them that privilege. It is the least they deserve.
Some v.·eeks back, lhe press learned that Planning
Commission Chairman Butlerfle!d \\'as having regular
con tacts V.'ith the office of Norton Simon. the muHi·mtl·
l ionaire industrialist who v.·as an unsutccssful cand1<late
for Uni ted States Senator and ''ho is he~t l\no11·n lll
Orange County for his frequent attacks on the Irvine
Company.
Last \veek. another name \\'as V<'rv f1rrnl y !1nkerl. 1n
t he Battin-Caspers team. IL 11·as none· oth£'r _ rhan Joan
l rvine Smith, millionaire heiress of the Irvine fan1il y,
largest individual stockholder of the Irvine lompan~
(the Irvine Foundation is the maJor stockholderl. and
a perennial caustic critic of Irvine Company n1anage·
ment and of the Irvine foundation.
Beh ind the delaying tactic is, \IC suspect. a far big·
i;::er lSSUe . ]\ IS tied to the con trol nf \hf' ]r\'1ne (·ompany,
to the operations of the Irvine Foundallqn and. ultimate·
I.\". to control of Orange C.'ounty gnv~rnment i_tsclf. The
1'1tizens of Irvine can1e verv near Jo!o,1ng their 1ncorpora·
lion vote as pa1vns in a far.larger battle.
~1rs. Smith, it turns out, fle\v here from her esla!c
1n Virginia and made a personal plea to Caspers and
\\'ith the stake:; as high as they arc -and th ey are
Jndeed gigantic-Orange County citizens and the Ora age
County pres!'i can do li ttl e else but continue to view the
machinations of their C' o u n t y government -and the
continuing off.~tage activilles -\l'Jlh the deepest con·
cern and suspicion.
A11i11iai1iitioti fo1· Propagandists
Windfall for Communists
"'ASHINGTON -Scarcely a day went
by for month:i; when the secret Prntagon
papers were not used in the internationa l
propaganda of Pek ing . Hanoi and
J\1oscow to prove the perfidy of the
United Stares.
It was !he bigge~t
propaganda windfall
o u r adversanes
have had in many a
day. The Pen lagon
papers have been
mentioned by Pre-
mier Chou En·lai in
the propaganda in·
lervie"·s he ha s
gronted. They figure
in 1n1ernarional b road c a s I s con-
stantly ;;nd :ire common currency in
diplomatic conversations the \\'Orld over.
The relent authoritat1\'e comment on
!hi.' effort. lfl nnrma!ize. relations beteen
1he United States and China by Geor~i
Ar hatov , ""'h1ch "'as accepted as the nf·
fl c1al Soviet rvaluation, cited lhe Pen·
lagon incident. as emphasizing how deep
is the political rift in America over tbe
\tielnam wa r.
THE /'llORE \'IRULENT broadcasts
frnm Hanoi. from the i;o..c;i\lf.'d Liberation
Radio beamed In South Vietnam, and
from Peking \\"eave togeth er th e Pen·
t.agon papers. disclosures of secret opera-
tions 10 I.ans. and origin~ or !hr. Gulf of
TnnkLn inc ident into a scratchy hair shirt
for l:ncJe Sam
In thJ:r; fuller light snme ronclu:r;ions
mav therefore bf' rearhed about thr.
pubhca1ion nf the Pentagon paper ~. This
damai;ed lhe Ln1ted St;;tes in in·
lernat1onal relalinns beyond any shadnw
of doubt. But \\'hen that is said. it mu st
Ri char d Wil son
also be added lhat many other 1nridrnls
and happenings 1n the L'nilcd States hal'e
damaged i~s position in international af·
fairs. The peace movement itself.
demonstrations and diso rders. the
senatorial mo\•e to curb the Pres1drnt"s
war-making ()(l"·ers. !he un remitting al·
tacks on Presidenl t-:1xnn for dupticit11 in
winding do"'" lhe v.·ar, ha \'e ;i ll been use<I
againsl the United States in a damaging
1.,·ay.
THE ISTER \"ATIOI'\AL prnpai;and1~ts
hal"e found !heir ammun111on 1n lhP
public record in !he t.;n1ted Stairs. The
primar~' source, hPca usr the pro·
pagandists cannot \ 1rw A me r i r a n
tele vision. ha s brrn 1hf' Amrrican prr!'~
and il is rare. 1f e1rr. lhat the pro-
pagandrs!s base !hr1r a1la rk .~ on cnn-
fidential commun1c;:it.lons he t w c e n
governments,
Publica tion nf tbe Pentagon p;:iprrs did
not prnl"Jde thr prop~1i:;anr11s1.~ 11 1th a new
line nf attack IL mrrr ly c>n11hled them lo
cont inue on lhC. old line \1 1rh mnr~ l'l'!-
dence to cite. The perfidy of ,Jnhnsfl n anrt
Nixon has been rhr f;ivnred suh1rt"t fnr ;i
long time. and 1t is littlf' \1'orse lh<in the
cnmmnn tal k nf e1<i lrcm1st <1nd defeat1sl
factions in the Un1trd Sliltr!'.
Still , 11 1\hnu t !hr Prntai;!no pap<'r5. lhr
adl"ersar1e!' nf the l,:naed St airs -and 1l
~till ntu~t be adm itted !hat China 1s an
adversar\' -\\.fllllrl h;;\"r h:;d less to en
on in lhe1 r tireless efforl to des troy
Amencan policies.
SINCE THE PUBLICATION of the
papers dir:I not add mu ch tn lhr genrral
fl\1blic und~rstandlng in Amertca 0f !he
incidence nnd escalation of rhr Virtnarn
lnvolvemenl it c<1n now he quPstioned
\1·hclher !heir puhliration served any con-
structive purpo se at all.
Picking up a line from the aforrmro·
tioned Arbatnv in annlher context. !et us
le.:i\'C the drc1sinn \n pllhl\sh thr Pen.
ta i::nn papers on the conscience 0f
American journalists l''ho did so. \\"hat
Arhato1· wished was "ome of the com·
n1cntarv about the !'"1xnn Pekin~ \'1SH 10
the effCct that it might step up "anti-
SO\ irl int ngues."
Perhaps Arbatov's line is \\'orlh follnv.•.
in g a little farlhrr. Publication of the
Pentagon papers may have been more a
question of conscience than a con·
!'t1!utinnal qurstin?-.:i mon1l and r!hical
questifln 10 VJC\\' of hf>\\" !he purloi ned
pilnl'rs wc rl' ilcqu1rerl . ;ind .:i 1udg1nc n1 11n
harm ing nr nn1 h;>.rm1 ng one ·.~ country
h\" disrln~1ng dnrurnen t.s o If 1 c 1 a ! \ y
designa!ed as ~ccrl·!.
AS 'T UE Sl!PRE\IE rnurt ha s n1 irfl lhc
Const1t ulion 0f 1hc Cniled Statrs 1u~t1!icd
no sanction in lhis r;t se aga1ns1 puhllca·
t1on 'fh;it \1·as thr rffecl nf !he rul ing.
Therr 1s nn ea rth l_1' cnurl t11 rule If con·
science in1 po~C'rl a sanction .
Sr1ll, ii n1ust bf' ;:i hrav1· \lr;i1n on con·
sricncc to knnw thal rla.v.after rl.:i v one·s
rnun1 rr i~ beratcrl :ind n1al1gnrr1 brrau~r ~rcr!'t .paper~ 11crc pubh~h!'d al a crl!1ca1
mnmrnl during a s111cerr !'ff('lrf In brin1t
thr hatrd war 1n ;in enrl and th;:ir the
puhhcation did nrit advance That end by
one hour,
f rpc.J,,rn ni 1'nll"LJPrJl f' niav riot be ~"
ea~1ly estdbl1.::hed as freed0m of the
press.
The Synod and Celibacy
lJ)~lXlN -The ~truggl ' lrlkulg place
~·11h1n lhe Ca!holtr. rhl1r eh herr. in
England. as r1 se\\'here in the \\'orld, l~ in -
creasing 1n Intensity. Debates over such
issues as birth con I rol. Papal in lal!ibi111y.
and priestly celibacy -ho1>.·ever much
r\isappro,·ed by the hlerarc;-hy -havr
b'come commonplace. The church,
v.·riles one ob~erver. a\mnsl seems l-0 be
•·tearing itself In pieces before the
fascinating gaze of the public."'
Kenneth Allan. a Roman l?Jhnh<'
pr1esl of St. Aid an's in Coulsdon. i"fl the
church lh1s summrr In marry after 20
years of servic,. He complained about
"lhe: rigid dogmalic position cf the
church and i!s intran sigent moral
leaching " Ei·Father All::in is nnt alnne.
'The statis tics on the def ection of priests
v.•eigh he.avLly upon Pope Paul VI.
OlANGI COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robe rt N . We ed, Publisher
Thomn3 Keeuil., Editor
Albert W. Bates
Editorial Page Editor
TM edlturfal pace ot ~ Dally Pilot
attlc5 to in1onn and stimulate rTad·
ers by presenting this ne1.1·spa~r·a
opin10ns and commenlAry on topic.s
of Interest and siiJU.tiC&.n<:e, by P*
vt~ln( 11. forum fnr ~ e:irprr~~IOn of
nur readers' opinions, a.nd by p~
1entlng the dlW!ne vieu'f)Oint1 o! In·
formed obSf"rvers and Jpolre.smen on
topic:• of the a&y.
Tuesday, September 21. 1971
Ed itorial
Resea rch
"\\"iLhout <lnubt ," hr has ~aid. "thr n1n!.t
urgent problem affhrt1nJ: the church I.!>
lhe general decrease In ''ocat 1nn."'
EARLY Tlll.S YEAR Pope. Paul cnm·
pared priest!' ""ho le.a1·e lhP m1n1s1ry !n
marry lo Judas Iscariot. The "unhapp~·
brothers·· who married and surrrndcred
to \'ile. earthly motives. said thf' Pnpr,
··scandaliled" their communities. The
guardian commented thal this 11·as ''sure-
ly the wnrst insult any Christian can le.,.el
against iinother.'·
Pope Paul VI, the mnsl travelled Pnpe
in all his ll)ry. sccn1s to both C01tholics
and non-Catholics like a Ca nu1c. trying In
hold back the "·aves. The fnrthc(l1n \ng
Synod is a case in point, lJnder Papal
guidance. a documenl on lhe priesthood
·ha s been prepared 11·hich adnpts a hard
line on the issue of celibacy. r..tsgr.
LadUao Rubin. secretary-general of the
Synoct . said th11t the ,.bishops would
ft'slrict the debate tn the possibility of
ma1ure married men entering the
priesthood in areas v.·here the.re. is an
acute shortage of clergy.
l\1SGR. RUBIN ~i\10 in rPsponsr lo
1'.1Uestion1ng In Rome last ~lay that. "ll 1.~
Pnough In rf'rall th;it Chri ~t wa~ un·
marr~ed ·· Ru1 m:inv churchmen have
rountt>rcd that the Apos!l(" PrtPr \1·a~
married and that celibacy. "'h1ch 1s
nri1h('r rhurr h doctrine nflr dO~JTla, "'as a
nile frirmulalcd hunrlrrds of ''ears aftrr
Christ's rlf'alh PricsLs ronlinu.ect to m.:ir·
ry until the l~'ll('r:in Counc\! of 1215 and
~till rlo in lhc F.astrrn Chu rches ,
l n !he L"nlled Stair\. !hr ~at1nnal Op1·
n1on Ae<>earr h pnll d1~rln:.-rd las r 1\pr1I.
afler qucst1on1n g fi.fl()fl rrir~ts. h1~hnp~.
:incl fnrn1er priest ~. th:it niorr th;1n h::itf
h(>heved priests shn11 ld be free tn marr~.
About 5 perrrnt of rt 1ntr!'an prir~I.~ 10 the
L·.s. resigned bE't...,.ee11 1966 and J9fi9.
THF. DUTCll A\"D 8elg1<1n fal h(lt1c~. a
1na1ority of whnm are 1n lhe refnnn1\I
wing of the Church, ha ve. decided !h;it
lhr.v must make <1 start by nrrta1ni ng
married pric~ts and al!n1\ inc priests \1·hn
havl:' married lo resume lhrir m ini s.tr~·.
Carrlinal Suenens. lhe pr1male nf
Relgiun1. ronlinues lo clash openly "'1th
the Vatican on th;s issue.
The Pope 's troublrs hardly ~tnp ;i\ the
rPhbacy issue. /\s The Ernnomisr flUI ii ,
··~"! sinrr thr lime "' lhP Rrfnrmat1on
has the Cathnhc church bern 1n such a
sta te of turmnil and uncertainl y,"
Dear
Gloo111 y
Gus
Re thnse auto turn s1_1!nals !Gus,
Sep!. J.1, 161. acce!;SOr.v manufac-
turer!i C'rln easily prorluce a signal
that \\-'!JI 1>hu! i1self nff ;if1rr a rer-
1 .. 'lln t1ml.' delav. 11·hen r\·er the pub·
lie or _l!O\"ernm<'n! rtr miin d tr So
far. no onf' has "anted to spend 1hc
monry. L D.
T1111 f111u•1 tf!IUh ., ••• .,. •llWJ, nal
llHIUl"I' t~Ot• ti !~I ~°'*''~'""' ,.~~
•our "~ ~•t•• !O Gl""'' OY•· Chi!• "'"'
A Lot of
News Was
Bad Then , Too
Roye<' Brier
1l ma y be intrre sting l-0 compare news
nf 7f. yea rs agn and that of today, as
re\"ealrd in chance acquisition of a front
pa~e of the New \'ork Times, August 19,
1896.
l'ou first notice but one foreign s!ory,
;ind orie item from
west. of the .\fissis·
s1ppi. You don "l re-
call anv ~·;,rs or re-
\•nlur1nils abroad at
the tone. and if
lhere was n\1ersP;:i ~
1 inl enre il didn "t
rnakr page one. The
'>!nglf' I ore 1 g n
rloilel1ne w;is Lon·
d1111 · seems a Maron von Sed\w1l1 . a
c·h111n of rhe K.:i1 $rr. n1Pt a satf end at 1he.
Ro.l'al AlbC'rl Rr.ga!I~, when thP Ka1srr"s
1arht whammrrl S<'d!w\tz"s \·acht. !.~olde. ~nrl s"·epl the Bar011 into ·the drink . [t
shnulrl have been the Kaiser?
THE BIG STORY was a harangue by
'\'. Rnu rkr Corkran. a celebrated orator
of lhr da\·. brforr Hl.()00 in ~ladi~o
Sryu ar<" Card en !'ta.i:rd bv thr Democraric
Hnn<'~I t-.ion<'y Leagur ~-Ir. Cockran 1Yas
anno1 rd hecausc !hf f hicago con vcntinr
had iu~t nominated Y.'illiam J . Bryan fr,r
lhP l 'rr~1denC'v The Times said· "Tl"pe
C'annor ennrf•\; the sti rring voice of 'the
:-.flf'ak<'r ·· !! wa~ notrd \lr, Cockran had
sh.:i1 er1 hi.~ hl l! n1usta rh'". imprn11 111~ his
:ipJ>ra r.:inc<' and those O\'Cr 30 will drink
tn that.
Hr sau1 thf' Box Orator nf the P!att.e
1 Rr\'<111 v.11~ :lfi' wa s a mixed up kid, 11ti~~r ;ir11·or.:irv nf · chr.:ir·· rlnlla rs "·nu ld
tn~~ !hr Am!'ncan 11orktn~man tr> the
\U"llrr~ Ha1•rn"t \1e he;ird ~ome cheap
dollar t;il k latr ly~
The r rnwd hrokr out lfl fl()fl little fta~s
.:inrl !hr <1ud1C'nrr 1umprd ori rhairs ln an
nl":t T1nn. Tt1en !hev ;i ll sanR the "Star
Span~lert Banner." Cockra 11 joining The
naprr sl~·Jy nn1ed that ~1r. Rryan didn"t
break nut ,:iny flag.~ at his rallies, a lack
befitting an unsound money man.
A RELATED NEWS stnry from the
Chautauqua circuit w11\ remind )OU nf nu r
own camp.11gns. One Sen atnr Thurston
rhar~rd Bryan \\-"llS in the pa~ of the
silver mine O\\'ners i'ofr. Bryan denied it
\\-'Ith all his boyht"IOd fervor, averring h.is
11 hole income derh·ed frnm lectures. and
;in annual $1800 from an Omaha
ncll'spapcr fnr editorial wor~. not bad
\r\C'it in a day of !Xent T·bones in the
hu1cher shop.
A socic ly editor i.n Kentucky wrote the
Gov rmnr sa~11nR a lady he appninted tn
1he Tennessee Cenlennial .. had no more
rul1ure than a chambermaid." The \ad.\''s
hu~hand said he w;ii:; surprisrd the ed 1t11r
\1·nuld ht1rbor such a societ y ed11or ,
1\"hC'rrupo n a judge, rel;itive of the SOClel;.'
editor. announced he v"ould defend her
honor.
An echo or today in reverse may ap-
pr11r in these itemi;: .a New York cabbie.
1 horse-drawn) wa s accuse<! or kirking a
newsboy then lashing his horse in a
i,:Pla u·ay. a mob of 300 pursu:ni,?, yelling
"Club the wretch! Hang him!°' At
Broadway a cop appeared and barely got
the cabbie to the station. In Boston a
mnn on a run:iway bicycle wa s thro~·n lo
!hP slrrel. unconscious. and somebod.\'
s1nle S~2 from him, A boy. 11. ~hot
.:inolher boy 1.1·ithoul provocation . The
wes~em 11em• threP Yaqui Indians were
killed and 30 caplured by the &!venth
Cal'alry near Tucson.
'l'ou prrct'l1·e mo51 nf lt w11.s had new.'
in grandpappy's day. also. but we weren't
there.
• I •• •• • I
t I.'
Albee Let the
Cat Out of Bag
When I was 10 New York last soring.
Edward Albee's ne west pl.:iy, "All O\'er ,"'
had just taken a beating from the trit1cs
and ll'as ahnut \I)
close. Actually, I
ca u i ht the final
performc.nce, and
ra1her enjo)'ed 1!,
but that's not the
point of this pieee.
Albee \\"as furH>us
abour !hr verd1c1.
and hauled of( in a
Sund11y inlerv1ew in
the New Ynrk Times , suggesting I ha\
most of the. critics were b;;rcly equ1pJed
to ··cover brush fire s 1n New Jer!'ry ..
!\'o w I hal'e h£'en re\'iewing pla.1s for
n1ore than 2.'1 \'ear~. and ha1 e he.:i rd
e\'cry i n.~ul t afid 1n1preca11on aga inst
cr111 c~ !hil l coulrl be rlcv1sed by !he minds
and lnn~ucs ()f rlramal 1~ts, prorluce rs.
d1rrclors and performers . Albee had
nothing nl'w lo add , but he did have
something 10 disclose.
AS YO U K."-:0'\'. onr nf the chter
charges aga inst thl' cr1t1cs is th:it they
a.:e °'tough·' -niean, ca ptious, cnn·
temptllous. and Cill'!lling 10 11·ard plays
and cast!' that dC'ser\"e more tender or
charilablr tr!'aln1cnl. \\'hat the public
dnt5n't know, hn...,e1·er, is th;il the
p!a ~·...,·righ l:;, producers and performC'rs
"ho mAke thPse charge~ are ofleo
pnvatr!y JU:>! ;:is sra1h1ng 1n lhrir o" n
estima1cs nf nlhcr people"s plays and
prrformanrc:;
ln this Sunda y piece I refer 10. Albee
IC'! the cat ou! of the bag , :ind revealed
his own va.•t animuses and prejudices 111
the the;:iter.
FIRST, HE TOOK on ."ome of the ol c.l·
\
Sydney J. Ha rri~
j ;
timers, alllldtog d1sc!a1nh1ll) to thl'l
"crap"' that !\>laxwc!I Andrr!lo n ~nd
Robert She rwood used to 11ri1c. Jn the
same breath. he dismissed C:l 1ff0rrt Ode ts
as "badly da ted .. ,
Then he looked al the pa!'l (.lrradC' nr
!'O. anrl lum ped together as .•o muc h
'"dross" pla~s hke "J. B :· "The c;real
\\'h1te l!onC'," '"A ~-!;i n FQr A!I Sea$nn!'."
··Rosencra ntz and Guildens!crn," <1nd
'"All The \\'av Hon1r"
!'\ext , AlbCe <;{'fl\ a r1~ht n11ok tn lhe
j<iw of "Thr l'.:ffe~·t nf t.an1 1u<1 ll111 <; on
Man·in·The-•\1nnn ,\l;;rignlrl<:. \lh1rh hP.
called "an old·fashu1nrd pla v 111thnu1 ;iny
rrsonanre · H<~ cunfr<::;r rl 1h;1\ 11 · t1nr -
rified '' him \1hcn 11 1•ent nn In 11·in th"
hes! play of thr )'l!<lr :n1ard for 19i0-7!.
CHRISTOP llEH ll A\1P'l'O \"S "The
Philanthropis t,., grnrrallv \\ rll reecl\'Prl
by critics and aurl 1rr,ce, 11 a\ ll':tlkcd ou t
on bv Albee, tC'rm1n[;: 1t ··a fifth·rale
Brit1Sh play. d1reclc>d !iv ;:i fn urlh·rate
8r1!1!'h dire('tor, \\Ith 1h1rd·r:tte Bnlish
act ors,"'
E1eo ~1Ql1rrc s ··srh11o l fur \\"1ve5:•
stvi1!'hlv ~la~cd hy Stephen Porter. left
Alhee c0ld. He re rn;irked that the mug.
~ing ('I f Rri:t n Rrffnrd, the star. 11 a!
.. 1ne1 r11.<:ahlr ··
Ar~ rr111c 11t1n n1adc thcsr \'i!.~1 rx
rathcdra ~i:iirme:ns 11ou!d be pillt'..ln(•d ns
:.n en1;11•1 nf 1h<' Lheah'r Hut pla\v.r1gh1 ~
;ind rit!lcr rn1fr~~1nn:i !o; rnake thetn all
tllr t1nir 11 I<; onl~· fr>r p11hhr lO!l·
~umpt ll'l·1 lhil l thf1 find the-rr1t1c~ "loo
scathing lo thr1r ('111 n per~nnal fa\'Qrl!es,
R ed China a11d l,/ie U.N.
\\'ASHINGTON -Rrp \\'1!ham Bra.v
1R.-lnd 1. drroratert \\'nrld \V ar tr
releran anrl rhird ·ra nk1n,!! C,Qp n1!'mber
of lhr po!ent House Armed Sc.r.,•ices
Comm11\E'f'. ha5 comP up "'!th a
fa~cinat1ng !hou~hl -that Red China
may nnl want to be-
come a member of
the L:nitl.'d Na1ion s.
Brar. v.•ho bluntly
d1sagre--s wi1h Pres-
idenl Nixon on /a11.
oring Peking's ad-
mission. has 11'.0me
absorb1nii: rea!ions
for hi 5 startling
idea . Foremos t
among them are:
t 11 The C".N. ha s hecon1e a ··bouom!css
ooze·• nf paPfr "·ork, and is literally
~trangling in ii Sa~·s Bray, "\\'hi!e I.he
Chinese invent ed paper . Peking may nflt
"'ant to get enmeshed in the U.N 's v:i~t
!'wamp of complete impotence. Red
Chl n;:i has in no v.1ay earned a IJ.N. seat. so
11 may have second thoughts about laying
itself· open for being blamed for the
U N,'s Innocuousness."'
121 fllOST OF THE time the U.N. is
engaged in endless, boring. repetitiou.,
com mittee meetings, wh ich are. little
more than forums for inlerminable
haranii:ues by deleg11les of !'i!)>Called
u11di!rdeveloped nalion:ii. Says 9 r a y,
'''Obviou!!ly. the Chinese Comm unists
ha \'e more 10 do then occupy themSl"l\"eS
w1r h such inanities For one th ing, thty
are keeping quite hu:i;y h!am1ng Russia
for 1m11eriali1tic ploll1nQ."
1J; The quality of thl! personnrl nf
d1plorr1111 1r m1ss1on:r; i\SSlfitned lo !he · N.
hi Jnw.grade 11nd steadily getting \\"Orl'!r.
cl:ums Bray, "The simple truth is that.
l J ack Anderson
manv ~OIC'rnrnents sl'nd 1nd11"1du.1ls 1n
!he L' N 111thnul adequale q11al1f1c::it 1ons
lo pa v nff rlrbl s a1 hon1e. Certa1nlv the
Red Ch1 nr~c must know that ' ·
(() !\E\\' ,·onK IS a 1nran lf\\\n t{I li re
in . anrl 111e.1d1ly .1:r1r1nfit 11·or~C'. Asserts
Bray. '"Su rely, !ha1 '5 no 1nducemrnt tn
scnrl a h1gh·powered Chinese delcJ1:al1 on
!here. Hflwever, it 1.~ 1nteres1ini:: rri ron-
jecture ;:i pctssible confron1at1 on brrwern
a Ne1\' York n1ui;ger wit h ;:i sw1lchblade
and a Ch rncsr cHplnmat ll'h O rut his treth
on l\·fao rsc lung 's Long l\1a rch . That
would hr· a malcli ··
For these reasons. Rra1 t'OIT\("S lo the
nOl'el Cf\flclusion th;:it in !he ('nd Pekfng
may <!f'(·lde to g1\'e L;.N. nlembership the
-brush"(lff.
By George ---.
Dev Ge-0rgr
You have all1'ay11 bc<!n nne of my
fa··onte writers. It's \"Ollr ~ense nf
I.hat special kind of humor 1hat I
er joy so mu ch Ynu ha1·e done a lot
frr younl? penplc. prrhaps m11re
than you kn o"'· in po1n1\nit nut thal
11ev·rc a )!OOrl .1:roup lhl"~c rlavs
.;.1n~tly the\' gel only cnn1t<'mna1inn
·rom so·c a1lrd adulis. Th;ink \"OU.
i2 BLT STIU.. vo·l'~G
Dear 72
A lener like ~·ours 1s n1urh ap-
preciated. I thank you.
DAIL v PILOT '1
County Program Helps Addicts l(ick Heroin
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
01 11'• D•Uy '°ii" troll
Old date paln1s llke bent h)·pode.rmic
needles lrne the busy street, \\'here
inodern offices crowd up against homes
ol .santa Ana's fo unding fathers.
The one al 2215 N. Br1lady,·ay has a sign
no larger than a desk nan1epla!e.
!i·lethadone ~1alntenan1·e Program.
DR, !(RAMER
da\'.
Take the stairs up
to a y,·axed cvrridor .
Turn into the third
door nn the left. Go
right il~ain and you
:ire there.
Son1e 22f) of Or-
ange County's ac-
knowledged heroin
adct1cts -estirnates
run from 2.000 ro
5.000 total -lake
this saine 1r1p e11ery
Here they receive tltethadone. a
s~·nthelic opiate drug th<.'.t substitutes for
heroin. Developed by the Germans as a
\\lorld \Var II cOrnhat anesthetic, it Is a
unique narcotic_
Six years of close study shov.· for RO to
8~ perrcnl of addicts tesled, it bh;icks
agonizing heroin v.·ithdraw:i! symptoms.
But properly adm1n1stered. ti gives them
no l'uphoric high characteristic of natural
opiates.
r-.'lethadone 1s no cure for addiction. It
is only an altern2.tive lo control iL
Not all authorities agree it is legitimate
or even moral to give addicts one drug to
Ad1li~t"s
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market chain 1.,,e always hit. to tell hjm
1~'hat v.'as v.-rong with security,'' says
Phil. He felt this v.·ould be some repay-
n1enL
Jn1pressed by the gesture, the e>.:-
ecul!re suggested a security branch job.
The chief of security. says Phil,
thre2J.ened to resign if forced to hire a
on r11me thief and junkie.
He said he wished they could shonl
pcnp le like me," Savaize remarks. "He
~aid he hated me and a!J I striod for. !-lo1v
is th:it fnr sick"
"I w;is nnly lt)'lng to do somelhlng to
repay then1 ."
The offer was \vlthdrav.•n in a poHte lel-
ter frorn the pre::;idcnl.
KICK FOi{ {;()0[)
Coac/l('d by an experienct'.!d con during
nnc San Q11ent1n stint. Phil says he decid-
ed fo kirk heroin for good, a dream
destined to sh;il\er.
"Phil. ll'hy don·t you stay cle;in?,'' ask-
t d the old man
''Thtre're suc kers nut there ju~t
l\'.l ll1ni:; ln gil·c you lhr1r mnney ," saaJ
the t.:1111.
S0 Phil S;nage lried . lie v.•as paroled.
lie sta.ved clean. He began tnak1ng
mnney, tn 11h11e collar crime lhis lime.
"C-On1pared to shoplifting, b()nkn1aklng
is almost an hnnest pn1fess1or1." quips
Savage
··rrettv sonn ! bought a Porsche.
alv.•ays !hough! if I could ever expect to
n\1•11 a Porsche 1 \1·nuldn't ha1•e shot
hrroin."
Pride of own1ni; a powcrruL expensi\'e
sports car cann<)l con1pensate for a lack·
lng Inner peace.
.. Prenv soon 1 rea\i7.('d in stead of stick·
ing hl'roin into my arm I w;is ju.~! stick·
1ng rnateri;il things into my life ," he ex-
pl:Ji1n S.
"\\'calth doc<;n't have anything to dn
\1 1lh 11. I 11a::, rnl~crab!e a,l.lain.
··~o I br:llighl an ounce of heroin and
!01'kPr! 1he dnr>r."
CA:\CER, ULCEHS
Thl' tong , slow. bu! 1nrreC1!ilngly s"·1Jt
!il1de rin11·ni1i!I rl'.<iJITi erl Bv now, cancer
:ind blced1n~ ulrrr~ \\·ere cnmrrnng "'1lh
hcrou1
Surg<'r;. \1 a~ ;it1rad, lo.~s of stninach
and inlcsl1nal ll~sur. as 1.1·rlJ as rcmnral
nf the n1:il1gnant tumor _
Phil C\·cn greased the ~kids 1.1·1Lh hea vy
drinking. And a!I he l!ked 1vas the best ,
five·star cCJgnac at $30 a bottle.
"l think \\'C are basically so unhapp.v
and dissatisfied 11·jth life v.·e try to change
11 chemically," Savage theorizes_
Jlis life has changed chem ically since
Can It
replace another. arguing instead tor tl'/tal
abstinence .
Medical controversy O\'er this dates
back to 191:. and morphine, Jong before
Methadone was knov.·n.
Is Methadone good. bad , or so ntewhere
betwtt'n ?
"It depends on what you mean by
'bad,' says Dr. John C. Kramer.
"It has to be pretty Coddam bad to be
as bad as heroin."
The UC trvin e College o! i'tledicine
psychiatrist headed Orange County's
fv1elhadone maintenance cllnic until his
recent appo intment to the N i x on
Ad111ini~trarinn·~ drug abu~e task fo rce-.
lie has been rrp!aced b.1' Silul SLnlzbrrl?,
a pSl'Chi:i1r1c SO<'ial v.·orker who was Dr.
Kramer 's r1ght·hand man 1n the pro-
gram.
Kramer and Stolzberg are optimistic
about the clinic·s future .
They are also realistic about. the people
and problems that led to its J969 crea tion
and growth.
Heroin addicts are deeply troubled, in
many \\'ays.
HUJ\1AN NEE1'S
"F'or a handful or people. you h:i\'C lo
m~t other hunian needs th11n JUSI giving
ihem a tablet." says Stnlzberg.
Ra ised in the Harbor Area. the Cal
Stale, L-Ong Beach graduate has scrnung.
ed up jobs. housing or legal assistance
when needed ,
"Nine out of 10 addicts ha\'e old beefs
Story • • •
ALIVE FOR LACK OF S7
Former Heroin User Sa vage
beginning tile j\.lelhadnne maintenance
program in ,January.
"l'n1 not. fighting to st<iv nff hernin like
before." S<i\'<ige s;iys. "Anrl J\·e rnibahly
been Jn every pr cigram Lhey h<t\'£',"
··:-.·9 11· I can take each d11y arid ]l1St live
it ..
\Vha l Ls t.1e-thadonc like. os a substitute
fnr heroin. th is drug that 1sn·t a cure but
offers a big step to\\'a rd addicts' living
normal !lres?
";\lethadone itself is innocuous," says
Phil. describing a dark feeling of doom
and anxiety that led him to tr y heroin.
NO BAIJ Fi'.:ELI NG
"I don't ex()C'rience a 'gnod feeling .' hut
nnly 1he ;1hf;rnc£' nf lh:il 'harl f£'rl1ng ' I
,IH't :ib(lUI a~ hiJ.;h ()11 J! ;is .IOU 11 riul d find
peanut huller sandv.ich.'' Ile explain:\.
A non ·addict wnuld experience 11 high
frnm j\.!r(h.;idone. v.·h1lc the hern1n ;1drl1<'l
('ti! off from 1! wntil..-J feel ;1 \'ancty of
withrlrav.·al disco n1fr1 r\.
rh1I J:!Cts 120 n111i 1g!'<llHf' p!>I' d;i~' dill' In
his huskv build .:ind r•on.~equent d11f;agi>
nl'cd, washi ng 1t dnwn with orilngc ;uice
1t1 n1ask the hitter !;isle
ncv .S<1\';1ge, ll'hn gets lc.'•S. wanls 1L
clear ihev feel no hcrn1n·l1ke effect.
"If the !a.vn1an think.<: 11c 're gning
;1rnunci loaded all the time, it JUSt isn't
true."
Family life f1Jr the Sa\·ages is far dif·
fercnt nnv.', hut with act1v1ties common to
\l'ealthy or finanrially strapped alike.
Just back from the laundromat. Bev
tells of stopping by a market for mending
C11re~
Methculone Ansivers at a Glance
Q. \\'ha t is J\!ethadonr?
A-The heroin·substi!ute is a syn1het1c
opi;ite :-imilar .to morphi_ne , cle\'eloprd by
thf' GC'rmans 1n \V(lr]d War II as a p11in
killer. Chemically, it is similar t-0 heroin
and ls just as addLct11·e.
Q. Ho1~· dnrs it \l'Ork in the C'ase: of a
heroin addict?
A. Taken orally in moderate doses. it
controls the addicl 's craving for heroin.
\Vithdrawal sym ptoms are blocked. but
no euphoric high results.
Q. Can J\lelhadnne cure an eddicf.'
A. ~o. The drug only enables him tn
hve a stabili1:ed life in RO to 85 percent of
those ca~s where r-.1ethadone ts ad -
min istered No cure -as such -is
kno11•n.
Q. How many ttddlcts Art. tbrr" In
OrBnr.r Cnunty and bow is the flgnre
tSl:tbli~h!!d?
A Estimalrs ra11gr from J)('rhaps :.OfJO
In ~,000, baserl on several sources. These
Include Orange County addicts in prison
(400 1 parolM (400 \ in area jails 121JO to
300) on coun1y prnba!ion I HXH in 1-.fetha·
done pro~ra1n 12001 on it.~ ll'ait1ng hst
t!'lfl01 11nd "llowancc for others out.side
nffl c1a l !;ihulatinn. (';11iforn1a offici al~
figure Orange County has five percent o{
the st<1.te's 11ddict popu!aCP;
Q, Is J\tethadont. trr atment toslly?
A. r.tethadone costs four cents per
lablct, perhaps a dime a day, Biggl"sl ex-
pense is manpov.·er lo run the clinic,
pushing budget to about Sl.000 annually
per patient . Cost of keeping an Rddict 1n
federal prison is SJ,8()(1 annually. And
crime loss through theft by addicts nn lhe
strrel. lo support daily illei;:al heroin su p·
ply is often easily $300,000-plus PE T year
per 11rldict.
Q. 111'1\\' does fine join the proi;iram '?
A. Clinic at 2215 N. Broad way. Santa
Ana. is administerPd by !'f'lunt v :vlenta l
Hralt.h Department under strict control.
Candidates must be 21 anti meet ccr<ain
legal anti mrdical rrqulremrnt.s
•·we think we ma y skatt by Lha!,''
S1olzberg says hopefully
r.1anpower lo staff the program -nol
f..lethadone -is what costs monev. about
$1.(lOO annually per patient. ·
The heroin·substitute itself costs only
four cents a tablet, e d1n1e a day, nr
$36.~ per year per arld1ct.
Compare !his to SlOO a d;iy for illegal
heroin. generally financed b,v theft nf
items sold lo a fen ce al a fraction of face
value.
A lypical heroin habit represents a
$365,000 crime rate per year, per addict.
C(tSTLY PllOBLl:!\I
Based on lhe number or addirts in
cu.stod~·. rrg1sleret1 otherw1~e. on the
clinic waiting list and estimated by the
st;:i\e. Orange County ha s a costly pro-
blern_
Sotne sources fStirnale :i $\ billion an·
nual cri1ne Joss !\ere
f\rarner and Stolzberg discussed the
cnun1y·.s J\'1eth;1d!lne program and heroin
adrliction prnblfms in rrcent interviews.
They readily ag1·ee total d r u g
r.~st 1nrnce 1s !he 1r1eHI 111 an~ treatment
progrcin1
METHAOONE TABLET IS ABOUT THE SIZE OF A QUARTE R
This One Would Be Quartered, Then Taken Orally
lde:1lisn1, hnwe1er . is not re;ili~m in
Dr Knuner's exp('rit>nce
"\\'hen }Ou are talking ahout a heriiin
;1dd1e!, ~·ou arr nfl! talking 11hnut. snmeone
frll' 1\ hon1 the <"linice 1s heroin or
ahstinence."' he txpl:iins. \.l'i!h the lt11.,, lo setlle,'' he expl;uns.
Stolzberg has seen the program grow
fron1 50 to 230 addicts, bu t envisions five
regional satellite centers serving 750 ad-
tape. 29 cents a rnll. and running up a ~9
ta b \l'lthnut th inking
.. l just saw a !cw th111g s we needed.''
she adn1its shvl\, like any ordinary
house\vife on a iig.ht budget.
"All the ll'a v horne I kept v.·orrying
about \rhat Phil 11'ou!d sa y.
''But then .. , it used to cost $50 a day
just to keep me moving."
\\'RJ::CK,\GE OF PAST
The hills keep on eon1ing in. for 1nonths
or even years ;ifter heroin use stops.
because up unt ii then that precious ll'h1le
pnwder Is all that coun !s.
"You've gol the v.•reckage nf the past tn
cnnLcnd 1l'ilh." ~ays Bev, brushing hack a
strand of red h<11r as she irons shirts,
"Old lrafflc tickets ... hills , ..
things you hii\'en•t 1aken care nf, becau.~e
addicts run too fast. It feels good Lo get
thein taken care of."
"1 feel helter about 111~·self nnw than I
ever have," she confessc.<:.
The jnh prnblcn1 -gelling a belier nne
-ls no1v the main concern fnr Pht!
~avage, a man 1v1th a 15·~·ear JJ:ap in life
lo explain In every prospective employer.
The.v ;:il\1 ays a t.Ii.
"\\Iha! <ii'!~ V(lU ,c:oinl:! to rii.'.' l.1f'·:
They'll find out.anyw<>.\'," s<1.\'s Phil, "'ho
quirkly f11und that many cku1r.~ stil l stay
clnsed after prison gates open
'·Cleaning toilets or selling dirty brwiks
i~n·1 so bad." he c!ln('rdrs. "Only ~'OU
don 't v.ant-to tell pe-0ple yo11're cl('aning
toilr(Sc"
"The htgl:est nut to crack now i~ get·
ling a dcrent job," hr says again,
BETTER Tllt\N f'..:VER
"But aren't thin~s belier nn111 than I hey
ever \\'f'rC'. I'ete~" hr ask<o Thev :ire
go1rig 0ut [Qr dinner. then fishing 11! Hun· tin~tOn Bt'<tCh 10 celebrate his birthday.
"Veah." !P{'n:ige son Pele Jlj,ds.
His ra1her $!<1nds ;11 !he \\'IJldnw 1n the
du <:k. finH'liing or Sava,!!(' br:inrt cnlognr,
a ~1-19 surpri<:e tliat contnhutC'd to Br v'-;;
S9 m;:irkrt bill.
J\'ntjru: 1he hr<1nd nalTI('. he ~;r,y~ 1! n1l1~t
11:11 r be rn custntn·bo1tlrd JU/;[ fnr hrm ,
Phtl s,11·11gr 1s :i n1<1n v•hr, niu ~t niakr 11n
1)!1if' lu~uries, until he can afk•rd rf'nl ex·
!r.1\a).:rtllt'e~
"l hav1• a 1111 of !lungs 10 rrmrmb"f
nn1v. If f ('Vl'f' !h0t1ght (lf going hark !O
hen 1in,,. he sa) S.
•·r.f.v hors. _ , I nr1.'cr had f!mc f0r my
hri~'S before. I had to go steal. just lo
kerp on l1l'ing .
"And I don't h<i•1' j;, he ;;~h;;n1ed iii
front nf my snns anymore. Bvery day I
th11nk Cod v.•e didn 't take those pil ls," he
says.
"It's been a ~°'od day."
Little Stu bangs through the screen
door clutching a dime. a lot nf money to a
bo~· 5 and maybe even to his family.
"Papa, can We g{) lo the ice cream
store? I have some monry,"
"\Vhere did you gl't it~" Phil as k~ in-
stinctive.ly. a man v..·ho on ce took what he
eouJd l.o support a habit that nearly
de stroyed him .
IJ\'F'E REN<.:E PLAI N
The in ference in his queslinn is plain .
Stu names a neighbor known lo !he
family and his dad is sa !ished. He
reaches into his PQCket. huntin~ change.
"\Vel!J you send _}'.our brother up and I'll
gl\'c him a -dime loo. You can go
togelhl'r."
The boys bound out for the s0da fo;un·
lain, feel drumming downstairs IO\\'ard
life's latest chal!enge; whic h to choose
among 31 flavor s?
Phil Sal'age knn'ft·s they will face f;'lr
~rta ler ch<illenges. requi ring decisions
that will affect. them for life.
He i:; here now , to help guide them to
the righl ones,
Standing at lhe wlndow. he looks like a
man come ho1ne from a dan~erous.
farav.·ay pl<iee. seeing his sons for the
first time aln1 os t.
".Jl'sus,'' he says quittly. •(Vi'hat 11 g11s
it ls to be ehll' to givt ynur kids mortey
f"r ire cream"
dirt::. ··so son1eone do('sn 't h;h'C to 1ravel up
from Dana Polnt every day.'' he explains.
The big question now is money.
"The choice 1s heroin or r-.·lethadone."
•·The trouble v.·ith opiates is not thal
lhey are toxic, but that once people start
STUART, 5, TA KES A SPIN ON BIKE WITH TRAINING WHEELS
Pete, 15; Phil, and David, 13, (upside down) Admire Stu'1 Style
Drug Debate
111 ethadn11e Use !jtirs l'n11t,rot:e r.~y
il:lrll1;i(l1111t' usr: 111 treatin g l1e1·n1n ;id-
r11<'ts h,1s ,i.:cnrr,qtrd llltJ(·h contri;1·<'1'~1' 111
ihr rf'ahn nf 1nf'd1c1nr , lriw tnf11r ce n1cnt
;ind rt'l;;ted f1r \d,,
One l'!110.~l<1nt rt'111111dcr 1s I ll a r
~lr1h:1dont 1~ :iddict1\e, the snme ri s
heroin.
Some doctors liken ~uhs1 1t1111n~ nnr,ad-
d11·l1lin f,.r annlher 1n sw1tch1ni:: an
a)r11hntw lr"m ruin to 1n1lkn .
The.~ ;ibu rite n1t'rl1!":ll hi'Story 1n the
earfy 1!\lllJs, w!n 11 her·o1n \1·as being en·
thus1as11c:illy pr111nntcd as ;in alternative
In innrph1nr and <1lrnl11il addiction.
The r1ppos1le i;chool of thought. likrns
~'lclh:idonf' !n n1hcr typf's of rnedit•1nc
preserihC'd fur ;i ~1\·f'n condilu)n, surh ha~
insulin f1)r the d1::ihcl 1r. brf'<IUSi' it allrows
the afflic1ed pers<111 ln function '111 soc1 e1 y.
"\\'hen vou arr l;il kin ii: ahouL a heroin
addict. y(]~ are not. t?Jking about surneune
frir whom the choice is heroin or
;1tJsl1nencc," explain.~ Dr .• John C.
Kr;imcr.
"The choice is heroin or Methadflne,''
says !he fo rmer cou nty cli nic direct(lr
na111cd 10 PrC"s1drnt Nixon's drug
rehabil1tal1on ta~k force.
The prohle111 1s !hat, deprived nf heroin
nr so me subsl1lu1e, the drug craving lhat
drives !he <1dr11c1 will ~t ill be there.
Qne who arknnwledJ.ll'S Meth;idone's
hm11at\ons is Or. Vincent Dole of New
York, who pioneered its study along wit h
his v.·ife Dr. Marie Nys v,·andcr,
•·Nn medicine rehabilitates,'' he ex·
pl ains. "\Vh<it Jt does Is open the WAY for
reha bltl tation. ''
"The name of lhe game is not ju~t
drug.free. but a socially rehabilitated
human being," adds Dr. Barry S. Ramer,
dil'ectnr rif lhP San fral1('isco Center for
Special Problems.
lie suggests s11111e change in lx>dy
ch<'mis1ry rnay m;ike life "'ithout some
druR impossible for most addicts.
"Our fri>linj:! is, if n person has to have
a ~hem1cal lo hinction and do his job
there is nothing \\Tong \\'i lh it."
Police authorities t NeY.'port Beach
Potlce Chief B. James Glavas ls among
lh;·m 1 hal'e exprrssed strong re.~erva
t1nn~ ;iho11t Tllrth;idnne m;i1ntcnanc1> pro·
gran1s fnr hC'rri1 n addicts hetause. like
hrrn1n. r..felt1ad11ne 1s a narrolic
'fhrv hrl1r1e tha1 -1n effect -lri::al17.·
1ng 11~ 11se h~, so1ne defeJls the p11rpn~e
111 l('g:i l s:111r·11nns imJY\~r.d ;ig:i1n~! lhe
111<1J<11·11y of drug-11scrs tv prn~et:! sn1·1r1 .1"
\1 ll1tary Jr;1dt'r$i rared wi!ll a drug pro·
hll'm :imnng scr1·1t·cmcn are l1kcv.·1sc
~krpt1c<r l. nrclerrin,it a !ota l withdrawal
fr11111 r1;1r'totw~.
\'irtu.1llv the only unanin1ous point rof
agrecn1ent is that Methadnne reriu1res
s1rirl. t:arrful admin(stralinn and s\l1dy
for 1t.~ J'l<)S~1 hle long.trrm efrects .
~ri far . thf: Or:inge County ~1e<l1r:;il
A::..snci;ilion has l?.l<rn no stand on 11-te
program, nor ('1'!?11 discusser! 11. but Dr.
Artl1ur l)os\rnw';; drug cnmm1t.tee ex-
pecl,~ 10 do so soon,
The fact ah1Jut r-.1elhadone expressed hy
Or Harold Trigg. of lhe Jl..fnrris Rerns1ein
Jn.~!itute al Beth Jsr<irl Hospit;il. New
Vork, is perha p~ mo~t tr:igically truthful.
"ll is the most effective thing v.·e've
come across in :i,ooo years or addiction,"
he notes.
Chinese Addicts
Get Methado11e
Frnm Wire Services
NEW YOR K -A Methadone main-
tenance program is being cnnducter:I in
New York 's Chineto'ft'n for a group of
elderly drug addicts. many of whom
already were addicted to opium when
they came to the U.S. fr om China in the
1920s and 1930s.
The oldest member of the group is an
86-yea r-old nian who began smoking
opium in China when he was 11. TI1e
aver<ige age of the group 115 over 60.
1\-lo~t or the Chinese ndrticts ~tarted on
opium in Chinn. then switched !n the
ntore plentiful llcrOin 1n this country.
Heroin is derived from opium
There Bre 80 person:'! enrolled in the
special Chinese program .
u~ing them , they find they cannot live
w11hnut them "
"l\'hether we like 1t or not. there ls no
abstine nc e progra 1n yel developed v.·hlch
ht1.~ s11ct·es~fully !ri"atf_>{I mnrP lhoin ll
small percentage of addicts,'' he con·
!Jnues.
Kr;1n1er ernphasizes these s!i ll deserve
support. for e1·en that sn1al! percentage
helped.
Based on prior
f1nd1ng sand21l
1·e:irs of tounrv re-
Sr:ircll. Dr. Kriin1er
h 11 ~ outl1nl·rl hi!!
.'\lrthadont:' v1e11·$; in
Cal1forni;i ,1;1ed1c1ne,
a profes!iional JOur·
nal .
!\rdui.:ed to 1ls es.
scnre, it 1s !his:
-D n c t 0 r $; arc STOL llEllQ
sworn to Hid 1he sick.
-Heroin addicts are very sick people.
-1\fethadnne l.s one med1c1ne shown lO
help.
-So f~1r, i1othing "'l/rks helter.
1-1~ c1111cl11r1e_~ !hat lhe main arguments
ag;11nst 11 In lre.<!l1ng heroin addicts are
tri vi;;il , if not completely groundless.
Kranlf'I' rnn1p;lres the 111nrality of arf-
ministering .'vlethadnne in place of hernin
tr1 that of pr0\'1ding insulin to a diabetic
or digitalis lo a heart patient.
"The flr1ly immorali!y. as I view it,
would be tQ dcpri1·e a prorwr candidate
\\'ho ref]uests it from receiving H.'' he
obser\·es.
Le gislation establishes a proper can·
d1dat e
The lrrw savs Ile or she 111u.st be 2L wit h
a three-ye::ir.historv nf heroin addiction.
Legal and medical.records must support
th i.<:.
T11rla}'. there are 500 addicts on the
w:.1.it1ng list_
"i\'.,bodv has vel run oul nf volu n-
teers." or . l\ram£.r notes, .s;:iying the real
lal'k. is in the num ber of r-.1l'thadone
centers set up to treat them.
SPLIT JN CLINIC
Acting Director Stolzberg foresees a
functional split in the Santa Ana clinic,
making two. smaller ::ind easier to
operate.
"The first !DO on the \\'aiting li.<l v.•itl
prr)b;:ibl~· get 10 by the rnrl nf thr year.''
he s<1.vs. noting nne clink· \1·ill be
tstahlishC'd else1rhC're .
Slolzherg alsn fore sel's n n s s i h \ e
cn1ployn1rnt of <irldict·counselors 11•i1hin
the pro~ram_ Personal experiences could
n1akc thcin rnnre effect1re \rith ne\1·er
pat ients.
Sn n1e critics question how lnng
r-.1ett1adonc n1a1ntenan('P must continue.
Th4;y v.·onder atJnuL elfrcts nf prolonged
dos:ige.
"This is not kno11·n." Ur. Krainrr ad·
mils reg<1rding length of treatmenL Son1e
-if not <ill -may requ irl' it indefinitely,
he theorizes.
"But f11r a pl'rson 11ho takrs a regula r
da ily dose. not even varying by 10
milligrams. there is no !O,'lliC effect !ha t
11·e <'an see," he adds_
..There i.~ no organ ii' dan1age."
i_.;iw enforcement authorities ;ire skef}-
tic;il, because uf the simple fa rt
t.·lethadone is al~o a narcotic _ They rile
!he so-<.·a!led addicti1·e person<ility, :in·
tisocial and basie:dly prone to crin1e.
!11ethadone proponents. h1J111e\·er, say
these antisocial trait.~ r!isa ppear In BO !o
85 percent of the patients.
Informal griiup therapy sessions sup·
p!ement the drug, 11·h!rh is administered
und{'r rigirt (:On!rol at the 1\"nrth
Broad\\•av clinie.
"[\ut it's not like lrad 11ru11;d grotlfl
theraph, or 'sni tch se.~s1nns','' sa1s
S1oV.berg. The latler can he 1•ic1nu3
verbal :it!ack;; on personal \Veaknesses by
a gangf'rt -ur grnup
This is I.he Syn:tnon principle lO s11nH?
decree. ie:inng (]1l\1'n ;111 arldiet until he
build.~ himst!f b;i1·k up
Outside a ron1n111n;iJ J1 v1ng ~1tu.11111n
such ll .<: Synanon, !l11s i<: extl'emely r11f·
fi t"ull. Stol~.her,'! n(l!('.<;. The {'OUnly t'l1n1c
scss!Ons in1·olve rnore mutu;il lac1np, of
llfr's rc;1lllir~
Tht' ;11111r-.~phrrr 1s !'il.~ual, frit'ndl y.
'' 1l;11 r ;i i\'1re r )Hy." .~:iv.~ ;i v.·;111 iw~trr.
"C"rnc 1., th" rlinre wllh a full bl;iddr r
;Jnd s:11r C\rr·111111· ;1 h;1ssl r," 1s one f:l'llff
rrm1ntler Un the tl11llet10 hoard.
Sli1lc :incl frdcral l<iw.~ requil'e rrgul;ir
unn<1l_vsis to delecl po~sible ill1c1t u~e nf
o!h('r drug s. )(ruunds for expulsion fr n1n
!he progr<im .
Children of\en chase and cllal(er,
because heroin :iddiets :ire like other pen.
pie in many ways. They t1a\'c habie.s tno.
Somelimes lhC}' can't get a sitter_
So kids come in with ~·Jorn or Darl -
often both -~ince hushands ;ind \l'iY{'ll
fre(]uently share. 11onor and obey henun
addiction's l.'.ral'ing curse.
Na mes nn the pa!ienl. roster are !isled
hy 1wos in many cases: Smith, John.
Smith. Mary.
UGLY FAC~S
The kids 1vho come in with them \l,'alr.h
the ugly fates their parents make.
v.·a~hing dnwn fat. bill.er, white tablets
with sweet orange juice.
Someday they v.•ill understand why
r-.1om or Dad -in some cases both -1rlll
become terribly sick without t h e
niedicine that causes them to make ugly
face~.
Methadone may i'ndecd be a bitter pill
to swallO'ft', literall y and figuratively.
For now. it appears to be the most
workable altern ative for the largest share
of a social segmen~ suffering a ch ronic,
cosily condition.
Research toward st true heroin Rd·
diction cure must continue, but Dr.
Kr11me r points out that eyeglasses and
artificial llmhs are not tnta l cures eithe'r.
N<1nelheless. they help ccrt2jn person~
to achieve' 111ore stable, satisfying. pro-
ductive lives.
''l:;ven that ancient :ind useful dev ice
!he crutch i~ not debased hy calling it
·mcn~ly' a crutch," he decl;:irc~.
"Not when it permits a person to walk
"'ho oth,erwise could not do so."
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8 DAIL\' PILOT Tut1da1, StDttmbtr 21, 1911
FBI Agents Seize
Ellshe1·g Papers
LOS Al'\GELES IAP l -FBI
a~ent.s havt' ~e1zffi 28 cartons
stnred by nan1f'! F:ll.~ber,q, 11 ho
faces tnal in C'fJnnec·tio n \\'1t h
!ht leak lll the secrc-t Pen-
tagon pape r11
Aeling on a Sl'arc:h warrant
ob!a111ed 'londay mo r n i n ~
from L'S. f.f:t g1str<il e \'enl.'!la
TasS1Jpulos. agents mo\'ed the
cartons from a 8!'k1ns 1-.!oving
and Storage Co. warl.'house in
Bt\ erly Hills
The go\ ernmrnl sa~ s so1me
of th e rannn~ rr1a\ r(1n1a1n
classd1ed g f1 1 e r n m t' n I
docun1en ls !hflt Ells berj: nh-
l;unf'd while an an:11\11t at the
Rand Cnrp rc st'arc:h'org;1n1za-
11on.
said he leaktd ln the press the.
Pen\ag11n st11rlr nl L" S 1n-
\Ol1 eml'nt 1n Sou!ltea~r Asia
QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi Chi11ese
Open4
Schools
SAN FRANCI SCO (AP ) -
Aboul 1,000 Chin,se-Amtrican
child ren are. attending four
new private "Neighborhood
schools " rormed because of
their parents' opposition to
court-ordered bu s i n g lo
desegregate San f''ranci!co'1
public elementary schools.
··we were forced lo open
thest schools becaust of the
strong desire of parents for a
free choice of whtre to !'lend
their c:h1!dren." said Jam ts
\Vong. a spokesman for the
liponsor1ng grou p. ca l led
Ch inese Parents for Quality
Education.
'Killings Have to Stop'
Mo1·e Prison Guards Sougl1t
SACRAMENTO (UPI) himself "adamantly" opposed ha s VO\l•ed to make California
Stale Prisons Chief Raymond to any new stale spending this the nation's leader in pulllng
Procunier, declaring that the ytar based on new taxes but down prison violence.
"k.ill!ngs have got to stop. ".lr;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;,_;;;;;o,_,_~;;;;;;.;;.;;.;;.;;-;:i;;;..;,;.;;;;;;..;;,
has proposed the emergency H 0 N
hiring of 403 more guards and G Ko NG
technicians to end violence at
troubled Calilocm• penlJeo, CUSTOM TAILORS
tiaries.
Procuoier, dlr,.,Joc of cor-NOW•, 3 SUITS $125 rections. estimated the cost
during the already fiscally WOWI (Wit~ 3 m"tching
tight year at $3.2 million but • shirts FREE)
warned that without "ade-Thne •re 11ot ''T•e·tM111 .. ff-tfle.1C1Ck ot1d
quate" security for both con -w .. r thtm •••l9t'f." l:ach •11lt wllt be
victs and guards the "system MMlcwloud'I cut, •tvlt:d oMI Mode·to-rn"·
will collapse." i11re. 1,1,.. u1. ro1i1r Md., •114 we'll drftl
Meanwhile. an association of h "'·
guards warned of what It said
was a threatened move by
radicals and revolulionar1es lo
infiltrate ranks of guards. ll j
advocated considering t h e
deportation <Jf troublemakers
to foreign countries.
FINAL 2 DAYS
SEPT, 21 ·22
SELECT FROM OVER 7,000
IMPORTEO FABRICS
Fo, Appo i•trrie11t Cati S. A. LAtt•Y
TRAYELODGE·Phone 642·8252
An Ellc;hcrg \a.,.1er . :-Ol orse
Tailor. said late !\lnnr1a\' 1h<1t
his· c-l1<'nt is happ_I' 111 tia i e the
l·n ntents of the boxes ex-
::iminC'd 1n publ ic. He said the\'
contain such !lungs a ~s
personal pafl('rs and l::Hsbcrg 's
old \!arine Corps un1 forrn
T110 hu1u:; br[ort the FBI
t>.tecutrd it s v.·arrant. L S.
01::.tnl"l (_',iurt .Judge 'lall
U_1Tne ruled !h:11 thf' grand
JUrv v.h1ch indicted 1-:tJs berg
could not .sub!X)fna tht' cartons
fur h ~ t o n t t n u i n g in-
1 C'S!tgaunn. be<'at1~e t he
i;n1ernn1tn! had nol shn11n
'"prnba hlc r:;u . .;e" Iha! they
<'fl llla1ned e11dence. H ~ r n e
~aid his dtc1~1on 11 as based on
E ! I s h 1' r g · s ('nns11tuu1111;,t
j!ua ran ttie s aga i n st
un reas<inablt' '"?I l'h a n d
~t1 1ure arul r;.('![-tnt'riminalinn.
1-:!l!ilwr!! is l'ha rged \l llh
unla.,.full.1 possessing gn vern-nien\ dcl(.'uments "There's _aly,·ays one fresh guy at t:Very party ....
H1rne had tak en the sub-__________ 1~·~m:..::it~!~"----------
A boycott of the public
schools, ""'hich o~ned Sept. 13
with 58.6 percent of expected
enrnllment, has been most
noticeab!t in Chinatown, the
largest Chinese community
outside Asia. The new achools
Thirt)•-three. persons havei~;='~'~O~l~W=, <=.-=~"~"'~'~' ~·~·::·~•::"~'~ .. ~K~·~:'.::'.::'.::'.:=~:'.::'.::'.:~ been slain in California State
Prisons since January 1970.
l ncluded in the toll are se ven
employes killed this year. p<l('i1;1 11ndcr eonsideratu1n lai:l
v.·t'rk :ind l1e had announc ed
The FBJ 's al·t1r111 carnC' dur-
ing a da;. lnng legal skirmish
1n1ol11ng l::Hsber~. ~o. 11 ho has
thr n 1hat ir the .go1"C'1 r1111ent
<11\tmptt'd to obtain a search
\\arrant ht>f1're he h<id ruled
on !he !'Ubpoena the cvurl and
Ell~herg"s attorneys should be
notified.
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old famil y picture
our experts will copy it fo r you!
annuals 3
sale re9. $8.00
YOll SUYC 111ore than 50% ,,
f r e S:t l c.rr:y <:l r.r-y i:-rt .•e ,., Qrir cl conol-
t 1cn. if yo•.' i r:· "P ·~ • ·Y>e v1r•n, t "e 11 ~Q ;.
t.onel chll;r e s t t r r~'·' ~·~t :n 1'!'€ r o w si'lle-
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t urned fo you un h ~r med.
it's at
the broadwa Y
~untln9ton bt•ch
phone lt2-33Jl, ••t•n1lon 213
br1119 vnur cln/rl 111 lorln)J.'
pf1fd (•l(r1111h J1udil'I •• , 1,,r fln'1 r
opened Monday ·in four private
'States l " nderntlned' Chinese cultural s c ho o I
buildings w here many
"The killings ha ve gol to
stop," Procunicr J\1cnday told
the State Board of Cor-
rections, which wlll make a
recommendation lo G o v .
Ronald Reagan, probably nexl
month.
,
Rec1g·u11 Tcikes Sliots
Chinatown cl11ld rtn have fo r
years attended bi I i n g u a I
classes after regular school
hours.
\Vnng said at a news con-
ff'rence Monday t.hat another
1.500 children are on a waiting
list for admission when mort
cl<1ssrooms can be obtained.
At Nixon Proposals The governor has declared
Angela's
Attorneyf
Seek Move
I 1,P I
Gn\. Rragan h.~s tnld \\"eslern
states leaders that some pro-
\ 1s1011s or re\ C'nue sharing arid
of Prc~idt>nt ~·i xon'.c; 11elfare
reform plt1n .,.·ould undermine
the au!hor1(y of the states.
'"I th ink 1t"s tune that the
slates started f1ght 1ng hack."
!he 11epublican gO\"C'rnor told
about 300 legislators and ad-
ministrators <i1tt'nd1ng the ::in·
nu11I wes!ern confrre:1ce of 1he
Counci l of State <.ro1 crnments
J\lnnday.
The conference·!' hum;in
relations committee I a t er
'fax Relief
Talks Go
dec1dC'd against asking for a Total elementary s c ho o I
federal assun1ption of all pnpu!alion in Chinatov.·n is
\\'elrare costs. fearing it "''ould about 5.500.
lead to a Joss o f ad-'"There's a very strong feel-
m1n1strali \·e control C\•er ing 1n Chinatov.·n that the
welfare programs. culture of our C h i n f' s e
This reversed !he policy background is \\"Orth savi ng,"
adopted by the conference in \\"nng said. SAN RAFAEL (U PI I _The
1970. \Vong said of the boycott: much-dela yed Angela Davis
Reagan was interrupted "\\'e didn't picket or tell murder trial. initially set to
with applause 1n his address anyone nut to get on a bus." get started Sept. 27, has been
\\'hen he decl ared his op-Public school of f i c i a I s postponed again.
position to a takeover of reported some picketing of This time the question is not
"·elfare costs by the rederal schools l\londay as attendance. when but where .
government, except for any rose to 71.7 percent. .still well Attorneys for the black mili ·
new programs forced onto lhe bel ow lht normal 90 percent. lanl fi led a molion Monday The heavitsl a bsentetiSm re· k h st<1tcs. as ing that t e case be. mov ed ma ined in Chinatown. · h h Bea.l(an said he fa vors the 200 miles soul across l e
idC'a Or re1•enue sharing but Golden Gate Bridge to San
<'au!ioned that it ''cannot' y,•nrk Francisco where "she. has
if it b_l'passe" !he state~. 'Goclcless' some chance, albeit slight, of
bec.fluse tn do so wou ld uo-receiving a fair lria1."
derm1ne the very framev.·ork The motion wa s unusual
of 1he federa! system." Topplerl because it specified exactly '-' where the trial should be mov-One proposal in Congress is
If\ channel some of the shared SAN FRANCISCO rUPI) el.Superior Court Judge
SIDOOlltly :fi~e~ft1iet:x monies directly lo Thieves who apparently had a Richard E. Arnason postponed
crane made off f..1onday night th e trial indefinitely and set
Heagan said. "\\'hile I agret \\"i!h a htilf-ton statut of a Monday for dtciding when SACRA~l E'.\iO tAl'I lh::it if :>.ny addi1ional "elfare fllayan goddess that had stood formal arguments will be
Prospects for a mAJ Or pro-gr}()d1es are dreamed up in r:1uts1de <1n 1mporl store in the heard on the motion.
perty ta x relief bill rernained \\'11shingtnn they should come !\or!h Beach district. f.1iss Davis. 27. Communist
bnght toda v as (;O\. HcnJ:an prC'ra1d, I don't believe in a Sieve Lecon, who owns the and rormer UCLA philosoph y
and 1>cn101"r:lt1c le;1drr.~ eorn-feder<1 l takeover as the r.1e x1co City lmport C.O., instructor, is accused 0 f
p!eted their l h1rd tnet·tir11.: in an.c;wrr In !he f1nanc1al pro-discn\'ered !he !heft when he rurnishing the guns and he!p-
fne days on 01e h1llion-rl<il)ar· blern!i rif !ocal and slate returned frnrn a motion pie-ing phtn lhe Aug. 7, 1970,
plus pl<1n rir1 a !iJTiiling no1e. gn1£'rnmenl." rurc ;:ind dC'c!ar ed I.he ab-escape and lddnapln~ ;;iUempl
A fourth fa ce -t 1i -fa re Lalr.r, l ti e conference·~ ductors n1ust have had a at f.farin County Civic Center
nrg11!1<1!irin sr!i.c;i1;n 1v n s ht1n1;.rn relations committee cr<1nc. which left four pt'rsons, in-
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lirhed1iled tnd:iv bct v.crn the ;11n1ded adoption of any prn-'/'he statue·i; feet had been eluding 11 judge. dead.
Reµ11hl1c<1n gn.vrrnor 11 nd <1 pnsed resnlut1on.c; lhal would liunk in concrete but the statue 1---"-~-.:...--------------=-----------------====-
h.!g 1.~la !11e lea 111 J1eadorl hv be interpreted as endorsC'ment had been snapped of! tit its
Assernbl y Spc<lker Bob r.!nret-0f Nixon's we lfare. rerorm six-inc h ankles. Lecon valued
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PQIJ•P·nenf, sport1n~ goods. dra penPs ano mu ch. much more. ·
) OlJ can P>,,f'r\ buy ri)rs at the "lteet'" or ice and mobile homes and
,..-.r 1o•cvc lPS at s11bstanl!al saving'> Thi" lns1C1ers Club "ISO provides
~·~ rj1 <;,cou nts Oil tickets lei soor t in~ ar1d entertainment events ...
r l'iS a l',h(llP 1is1 of lree serv1rPs Sit lP deoos•I t>oxPs. rioney orde rs .
t•;J\"!"rs c.heCI<'>, no!ary s,.rv1r e.-, and !hf' USP ol docum ent
(1 If li("fl!•"i< PQLJl l:)r'l1f'r<L
WPl"f'f1e•'i:oh1p reau11erl1Pnt fnr save re, \2, 'JOO m 1111mum bal1nc.e.
r nrt'.it t;.orro1•1ers rio1•1 rer.P1v,. rtssor•<11 !1> membership!. ent1t l1ng the.m
1r all o ... !!.i(Je ret ,.•1<111 sPrv1cPc:, As\.. rirout J 01n1 n~ a111 ny Coast office .
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1905 N. Mf•n SI.• (ll'I 5•1·91~1
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/jo1 Op • ., <,•1 ''~•.•
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AND SOUTHERN FEDERAL SAVINGS
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Record
!Jlarriage
Lice11ses
lA5 VEGAS -M•"••Qe l·<en1e>
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!!.111<ng1<1n l!eltll c,llo,,Eu.E l U~UER A.wQ. ~.
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o.QOP GILLEAtl Auq l), Wolt•r
J~"'"'' 'I&. ~I C.M<>•<1 Gtov•. ~oa
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{ r.1•0 f.'~•· !L•l 1.1 \IAN·CUNl.IFl"E Avv I ~ Soul
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1• n• r'"'""" Grove. "';d $~e.f Alln,
P o< 1-fu "lm~Ton B••t•1
f.~Of LETT·McCORMIC!( -AUO 11,
ooo•ri W • 1~. ond l n10 M••" ;3
11otn cl H"nTl,,910/\ lle•r~ c,OE EN RAY Avo 11. W•ll1am C,.
1' or<! Ko'•" l'"""· :iq. t>o•n o•
:.••"'""''"' l/FR$0tl llOODO·'li Auv lJ, Ola!,
...,., ,.1 G•~n Flo•.t. w;", •no Morie
•. ~. o! Hunl<n~lon Be~· n
•:r•Nl 1RE·HAN!(IN$ &.uq IJ, j l"1,
11 01 Hwn1, .. ~1on Be•<" •"d G<enoa If•"•· II, ~I llo•~meod
1J e11tl1 J\''otice1
$25,000 Project
T1·ru1sit Directo1·s
Sl1elve Bus Sti1dy
SAJ\'TA ANA Orange
f'ounty Transit District direc·
!ors hit the brakes !ltonday.
They shel ved . \en1porarily
al least, plans for a $2:l,OOO
stud y aimed at estab!1shing
county11·ide bus service as
soon ;i~ possible.
Instead. they agreed lo
ponder a transportation policy
staten1ent offered by an in·
rlependcnl study group. lt calls
lor a regional. rather than
couniy\1·1de , approach to mass
tr<insit.
They <ilso agreed to discuss
:it their Oct. 4 rnceeting the
110ssihi!ity of hiring a fulltlnie
gene ral 1nanagcr. Currently.
cnuntv Road Co1n1nissioner
Ted · illcCo nvi lle is t h e
districi·s acting g enera l
111anagcr. Recently. transit
directors had agreed to hire a
bus line manager_
The policy staten1ent catne
frorn the Juint Task Force on
Detentio1i
Transporta!ion Pnlicy of the
Orange County Chamber o!
Co1nrnerce. UCl·ProJf'Cl 21
and lhe t0Unt1 's Citizens
Direct ion F ! n Jing Com·
n1i ssion.
The group clain1s a county
transit systern alone v:ould be,
if el'eo pcissib1l', "wasteful and
!nerficient." lls policy stttle-
me nt urges cooprration with
ot her agencies !11 Southern
California 111 the p!t1nning and
de1·elopmenl of a rnass transit
svste111 .
· i\n earlier push by directors
to ge t Qn v.·ith the bu~ line
study ran into opposition fron1
Fifth District Su p e r v is or
Ronald Caspers. one of two
representatives of the county
Roard of Supervisrs sitting on
the transi t district board.
.. \\'hy should we stud y and
develop a bus sysleni before
11·e ha1 c a genC'ral policy and
plan f <i r transportation~"
queried Caspers.
Transit district Chairman
Derek !\·lc\\'hinney. the niayor
of \\'estn1inster. countered:
Irvine Area
Library Set
For Revic'v
JRVINE -Prospeets for a
publi e l1br3ry serl'ing lhe
Jr1·1ne area will be d1seuss('d
\~'ednf'sd11y .-.:_ an opt'n n1eet-
ing of lrv1ne Tomorrow.
Interested resident~ are in·
\1ted to thr library discussion
,,.,·hith stiirls at 7:30 p.m in
the ll'vin e l'o1nrnun1\y
Associa tion Center. 4 5 3 0
Saridburg St.. University Park.
\'i\'ian Hall. a for111er presi -
dent of !he Friends of
California Llbrarii:os and a
Turtle Hock resident. 11·it1 be
the spi.'aker.
Coiri Collector
Sentenced Again
SA.'.\TA ANA -A coin col·
rector 11·bo ga\'e lus naine to a
landmark U.S. Supreme <.:oort
ruling '"'hen th e high court
1.11·erlurnerl tus Orange County
(·t~n\ iction on butglary ch<l r~es
has been se:!tCn~·eJ again on
an almost Identical <:harge.
Superior Court Judge Byron
"-\h.:J\1illan dispo~ed of the !ate~l case 1nvo11·ing Ted
Stev en l'hnnEL 4i. Santa Ana.
by sentencing hi1n \llonday to
a year in Orange Cvunty Jatl
and three years probation.
Chi111e\ adn1ilted receiving
pnipert.r stolen ·1ron1 ;i Santa
Ana hon1e on Dre. 15, 1969.
and \\'<IS ontc red h~ Judge
:'.\1c~1 1\lan as a conditjon of
pr0b;1tion to n1ak e rl·stitution
of $1 5.000 -l~':.' value o! eoins
and stamps he laler sold lo a
Costa ~lesoi •n;in
I le was ordered 1o subJet·t
hin1scl f to search and se1lt1re
by po lio.le o!ltccrs at any tu11e
,4lcoholic
Pl.an Eyed.
For Co1111ty
of his probation -an aspect
of Ja w that was a major factor
of the Supreme Court detlsion
in the earlier case.
Judge Sued
For Divorce
In LA Court
~A .'\T A ANA Oran.'(e
County Superior Co u r t
l'res1dlng Judge \\'1 1!1an1 C
:-;peir.~ has been sued for
dlvorl'e in a con1plai11t filed \n
the loca l court the11 transfer-
red to Los Ange les Cu L1nty
Superior Col1rl.
r.1rs. r.laria T_ Speirs. 2000
f'.. Ot:ean Front. Balboa, is
seekin~ dissolu tion of the n1:ir.
1·iagc ron!r<H'\rrl in i\'el'ada 1111
'.\o\·, i . 1961 The t:nuplr
St'par;1trd 1<1st ~l:irrh 14
There are no children f'f lhl'
p1·ese11t nlflrrifl~r
:'11 1·:-: Sprir~ asks th:il thr
l{i1lh11:1 honie ;111d i ! S
furr11shi n~ be av1arded by t11r
<·11urt to her perso nal property
She :11 :-;o asks :-;upport fron1
lier eslranged lu1sband pen·
DAI LY PILOT 9 --------
WORLD
SAVINGS
IS NOW OPEN
SATURDAYS
Our Reg!on el
Harbor Blvd.
Offic e in f ountain v..,11 ,y. 16125
op en Sa turday from 10 :00 A.M.
e3q.2as 1, i ~
to 4:00 P.M.
Th e11 added serv ic e hour~ ll!l re for our cu~tom ert
who work Mondll!ly th rough f ridll!l y and who would
like to coroduc.t their financ.ia! bu1i ne~5 in the
leisurely ll!lfmosphere of the w eekend .
Ji&lliooa1 Offices: Sr&rlTWOOd/Four>la•n Valley/Le1;1una Beac.n/t·lC>rtllridOeJ
On1a,.o/San Bern.trdill!l/San Outgo/Wes\ Arcad11 /Wols.h<1e·AlvaraOO I
V.'oodlanll Holls
•.
• •
l .
>;OWE Plan Set
"We are going beyo nd 11·hat
\\'e planned and if 11·e are
going to get in1 0 our ultimate
go;ils and solutions \Ve shou ld
have a ful!tirne gene r a 1
rn anager to work v.•lth con·
sultants."
Officials fro1n the Orange
County Library Systenl. 11•hich
no\\' ser1·e!: the area v.·1th lhre<'
OOok1no;biles. 11·i!l be on hand
1o ~nswer questions . The coun·
ty has already a l 1 o c a Led
$160.000 to help build a branch
library in Irvine.
=;"~"~'g:•~t~ri~'~I.---~~~~-'--"--'=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GA RDE~ CROVE -Lea~e\-I
I..,, J••n Howe Agr •;', o! l!I D•I
!'or~·, :r e, c,,.10 M••• 1'o" ol O•otn.
'..,,·ern.ne• 1'l. 1911 \u,v1ve<1 ~v '"'""
GERHARD LANG'S . .
• • '"" 'Tom. ot M:a"~"n' P•«• and Ra10.v
I•'·'' (O"a M o ... ; dOU9hl.,, l(a<•·;
l '•Q;lnn, (""" M•••· mo•hpr, I·.·~
9 1 ~ ,,,1.r. Iva J""" P~•\•h' ho•~ of
" -r1·~•n; hro•~or, lll<l """''" Ono(),
"'"'"\, Thun<l•v. !l AM. P.oU E•,,•0 ,.,~., (.n•Pf'I l""rmpo•, Pi'lt•"~ V 1 < w
l.'•"1?' ,\l Pa•X Br<I Br<>d<l..,•> M,o,,wa,v.
tJ r•<l!!•l,
For Su rvey The dtscussion is s«heduled
to continue at the transit
board's Oct, 4 1neeting.
of space is being negotiated
with a ! :arrlen CrO\'e hospital I
for use by lhe Orange Count~·1
Cornn1un1t\' ~·l e11litl llealth
Serl'ircs p r o gr a 1n for
alc<1holics.
SAUSAGE :
HOWE
SA:'-."\'A AAA -1\ sur1·ey of
1he detention program al tl1e
Oran~e Co unt y Industrial
1Honor1 Farm v.·il! be made
by the state Departnient of
Correction~.
Mosqt1ito Abate111ent
Di strict Slaps Bacli
The c o u n l ~· s B.eal
Pro1:it·r!v Sf'rvices Depart·
n1e nt has been a111horized to
arrange the lea~e at a ten·
ta1h·e $4.000 a rn onth for 14.00{l
square fee t fron1 1he Pione er
Foundal1011 llospital al IJ\h
HAUS
ONLY AT
NOW , , • l!•m• modo, n;ckorv 1mo~H •Ou>•9• •• <1ellc.ou1 vou'U
lor90! •bOvl t nV oJnor l•UU'll vou hive tv•r l•llt<I. O"IV _the 11nu! ingrt<ll•nl• orwl time tnled 010 Woria & Molwowkee re<:llPI• •r• uutl by Gtrh•f'G l on1 on m•k•n9 S•u••9• worlhy ol 1t•nd ln11
n1•t I• • dolt<t•blt Honey l •ke<I N•"'· Our ••lln~ive •_1lt<llon
;ncludt1 111t••9U o! Gorm•"• Poli1h, lt•h•n & Sp•n"h oro91n. In
•dOl!Oon, Honey lokod Homs now t••l~re told c1th •n• lun<neon
mtil> •n<IUd•"t 111 yo1tr 1•~•roU1, l~m !he k•Ttn•n• Ill G•rft•NI
Leng,
l.<r,y L. '1QWO, Ago a1, r,I JIS..fl. E..
o•, ~I, C<i•I• Me•~-Oa•o a• ~••'"•
~eo• It, 1911 Su rv,.ed l>v th"'" '"""
'"''"'""• <>f Co•I• Moso , G•.tn•, ol W•'· ~"' d•I M•l"'" >loHe. SPO>:•<>•; OOUQh·
••••· Evolvn Sho!.-. Co1•~ Mr••t EH••
r G~P•r. L~•· •••1>•"''' R•~h•I M"'"'• P.,..M•: Genov• St•n'l'q"· ro"h Mesa;
t 1.... P••""'"'~· H'"''~°'""· lo'•"• r u••v. C~1orad~; Marv Choe'.. ~~•~•"'I ,.,,,., M ". P~thtl "•ou~h, S-'~ n"nMO"''" 10 gron<lCh·l(l••n, 19 !!'°OT· o-~~Q(~ll<lrfn : ~ o•P•! "'e"l-Q•and•'>llC·
•er ~•·V•t•" 1~""~"'· ? rM, Bel•
P'1>"d""' (n.,ool ln1.,m•nl, H•,oo•
,,.,, l"•rni'~ 5u?ge.i. t~Q<~ ,.,,11>,nQ •o
"'~'· "'emo•l•I <·"''t1Cul•o~I. i>le~,.
""'"•m•I• •o t'>~ O•.!~n" re""'' ''""" """t;o;'"" Bell Br..,,.cwav Mor1uorv,
Under the slate·funded pro·
ject. present and potential
rehabilitation pro~rams 1vi!I
be explored with final recom-
1ne11datlons going to the Coun·
ty Board of Super\·isors v.·ithin
six months.
GARDE\! GllOVF'. -Stung abaten1enl ~roup. suggesting and Brookhurst St reel s.
by recent (;rand Ju r '! that its duties n1ight v.·e\I be ln addit ion lo the lease for
crilicisrn. the Oi·ani:te Count~· taken over b~' lhe county out patients. lhe c()unt y ~oard
illosq uito Abaten1 ent Dislric.t He<il\h Department. of Super\·isors nr<lr red the
-HAM-
RETAIL STORES
Poteritial stale or federal
funding 11·111 be probed and
recon1111endat.io11s n1ade for
ncv.' or exP:inded pr ngranls.
has [Hunched a !wo-pronged ,\1e111bers uf 1he di:;lrict e ~pP11(!11urc of $54.000 lnr :in
coLu1ter att <ick . stnff ;ind board ha ve been in .patient program at the la·
The Count v Industrial F;irm
ranie undei: lire from last
1e;:ir's Grand Jurv. Cri1icl7.ed
-11·ere f3rili ties and C"cl ucationa-!
programs for ~1oul hs.
J)iretlorS ha 1·e asked the C!'l I IC'<t! Of tile (;rand .Jury ;o';";";'';·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..i;;;;:;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::
sl:tle Depar11ne11t of Health . repor1 becau.'ie. 1hey c\ai1n.11
\1·h1cl1 rrco1n1nenrl1·d forrna-the ju1·1· n1;ide no ('!f(Jrt to JOfHl~ON
f pner Jo~n,on iOJ&I Br'~"~'"'I, •l~~·
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hq ~•• S.:.1 '• An• r<~'' <>I ~••'" ;to l~mnr· n, \qi! ",u,,,..,,i o, rto.J•O•o~,
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WESTCLJFF !\10RTUARV
421 E. 17th St.. Costa !\lt:lla
6~6-48S8 • BALTZ i\IORT l ,\RlES
Corona dcl i\t ar OR 3.9~;,o
Cos ta ~tesa ;\ll 6-2.f'Z~ • BELL BROAO\VAY
!\tORT UARY
110 Broadway. Cos ta !\1esa
LI 11·3~33 • !\l<'C0Ri\11CK LAGUNA
BEACll i\10RTUARV 1~95 Laguna Ca nyon Rd.
494·!1~15 • PACIFIC \1lE\V
i\IE:\IORIAL PARK
Cemclcry !\lortunry
Cb npel
3500 Pacific View Orivt
Ncl'·port Beach. California
644·2700 • PEEK FAf!flLV
COl,ONIAI. FUNERAL
HO,\fE
7301 Bc>lsa Ave.
\\'cs1mlr1stct 893-352.S • S;\llTHS' i\10 RTUAR \'
527 rtlaln St.
llunlin)tton Beach
~3$.6539
tion of lhe dislrict in 19~7. to ,·n nta rt.the di strict 1l• uht:iin
rel'iev.· the d i~1rit·i·s entire f<l(.'tS or infor1n<1\1nn _
operat ion and detennine if its S11n1e direc1ors bel1ere that
servic es are needed a thorough sludy nun' shov.·
Cotu1ty Man
Indicted
Board niernbers also pla n !o tha t 1t 11'ill he 1111Jre f'lf1 cient to
hire an out slde C(ll1Sultant 10 ex pand the dis1n<·I to Include
reviev: the distr ict's salary 01her responsibil1t1es nf)W han·
s tructure. ded bv the health department.
The n1osqui to district has a such ~s fly and cockroach con·
hodge! of :S614.570 for l!li1·72. tl'ol
1t J1<1 s 20 pennanent en1plo~ es The J\1 osqu1to Abatement
<111d hi res 18 seasonal workers. District plan of drtense is In
The (;r3ni;l Jury. 111 cr11irisn1 present i!s findin~s to a1
tiimed last .J uh· at n1os1 of the spec1;d st 11d~· ('0111mit1ee na1n .I
1.:ount1's I3S Spec1<1! districts. erl b~ (he cOtHily Board of
SA:\TA A'\/1 -A Seal singled out th e mosquit o Superl'isors. Rrach real est<ile n1an·s mar· _::'C~::__:::::_ _ _::_.::.._:::_::._ _ _.:. ___________ 11
In Assa ult
11age last \\"cd nesday to et
Hu ntington llarhour (!11·orcee
11hose bu siness all;"Jirs !ed tn
his participation in a shootout
in her home didn'L s;ive hin1
rrorn a s1:o>-1nonth ter111 in
Orange County Jail.
nr:ingc Cnunty S 11 per i fl r
('ourt Judge Byron l\ .
;\Jr\lill<:tn confir111ed Ih a I
i;en te nce for .l oseph Francis
Bolduc. 50. of 241 Sea l Be ach
Bhd. in eoUr! ;i1·t1nn 1<'lsl
Thursda1· 11·hich nlso calls on
Bolduc to rneet. 1 he hospital
:ind rned1 cal cxpen:;es incurred
hi-{:ardrn Grol'e accountant
(P,dv~rhHrn•~ll
Now ... Plastic Cream
Invention For Artificial Teeth
Artificial Teeth Never felt So Natural Before
F1xoo£:-.. r hold~drnl 11rP• firrnrr
11ni/ 1>1"" rnm1t'fl1Tbh·. \ • 1u llll!V
h•lr l1arrkr ..:hc1\· bctt•'r, ra1 nvJf r
n~tura!11.
FC1r thf' lir•t timf', <.(;1('1lC" offer•
a pla~\lc rrcan1 th<11 holri~ rlen· hJtl"~ ;is they've never brtn hrld
hc!orc-lnrm~ an elast •C nu:m·
h•Cln" 1h<11. n,1,.,. ~~r.i -''1111• d'tl·
/tirr_• In /hi '1!ll11ra / /1 <,<1it s aj )'<JllT
lt!IH•lh. h '• 11 r!'volutionarv d1ocovc ry
c:illcd FIXllDE1"~ fn1 daily home u~. {U.S. Palcnt 13,00J.968)
F1xnt;k'-'T 1:1-1-for b•1ur~ R"·
~•·l> 1n.-.1,;turr J>r n111r1~ th21 ht
31e r.s.o,en t1a1 10 hral 1)1 ~·r your tlrot1<l r~gul1>r\y (:rt f a•\.1n. u~ Fn(ODE"T l>t-nt ur " Adhl'"Sll'C
(ream at. al! drug ~ount.e1s.
(;er a I rl R ~ rd I i~;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:"'";;;:;;;:~ll I Bird .. 14, 1r;is shnt. by Bolduc
~01·, ~II , E170 . ~hortl\' after the
1wn 1nr11 q11arrelc d in the
h111nr of r.1rs I·: 1 an or
'.11 un::arrt S;irofi l 6 0 2 8
.\l:idnrr Dri1·e l~old11r ll rerl t11·n shots Ht
Bird, r111e f1f 11h1rh h·11 the ar-1
r~untant in thr che~I. lie has l
nov1 recoi ('rrd fro1n the
11·011nd.
Dr. Gi11ott
Sets Talk
ORA:\GE -Or. !-!aim
C1 no11. author nr "Ikt11·ec11[
P;irent and Child." wi ll ad·
dress parents and teachers on l
ho1v to con1municatc with
children Oct. 3 at Chapman!
College. I
The progra1n. sponsored byl
the Gifted Chlldren's Associa-1
lion -0f Orange County, \1·111
begin ;it 8 p.m. in the college
;:iudilorlurn.
At Seu1 ...
Automatic
Water
Sottenen
Planned for
Easy
Do-it·
Youroelt
Installation
Phone your nearest·
Se1 r1 store
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What makes 'a
good home?
1-l:i rmony. Love. Joy. Peace. These really make :1
home. And they ca n be found in any home •
1
!low? Not ti1rough grtting 111 ateri al t hinf!S, or
merely \~·ishing for people to change for the bct!cr.
But throu~h in~pirccl, scirntific prayer. This l1clp-.
bring out t he good in cvrry cllil<l of Go<l ... that
is, every mcn1berof the fan1 iiy.
You can h ear others tell how Christian Scien ce
has helped them prove the power of prayer. Come
to our \Vcdnesday evening meeting whicl1 is open
to everyone. (No collec tion is take n.)
CHRISTIAN SCI ENCE WEDNESDAY
EVENING l ESTIMDNY MEEllNCS 8:00 P.M.
Ca1!• M•U-~irU Cll,,r(ll ti Cllrl•I• Scl ... 1111
1100 Mt'llt VtNlt !)• .. CO•I• Mt••
Hunn"'''" It•~"-'"'' cnwr<ll .. c11r11t, 'c!.,.!l•I 1111 & Olivo, H""""f'O" INcn
N""POrl I Mtff\.-,ln! Cl!vr(l1 ti Cl!r!>I. Jtlt~ll>I
lJlll Vlt \,lt!O, folt,,.'9<1 &t11cl!
No"'"" &1tcl!-SM.,.O cnu .. n tf Cnrl•t. s(1.,.n1f ll!lll P•clllc V!tw Qr,. CfrO"I do! Mir
TIRE Introductory
HURRY. .. Regular prices
go into effect September 26th
Save s27. 60 to $35.60
on a set of 4 General ti res!
(Off our regula r price, depe nd ing on size)
II
The new smooth riding
• 4-Ply Polyester Cord Construction
• Famous Dual Tread Design
• Distinctive Dual 90-type 3 ring whitewall
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SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY SALE PRICES
SIZE E78-14 F78-14 G78-14 H78-14 F78·15 G78·15 H78-15
REGULAR $34.50 $36.50 $40.00 PRICE $43.50 $37.50 $41.00 $44.50
SALE $27.60 $29.211 $32.00 PRICE S34.to $30.00 $32.80 S35.80
f .E.T. $2.21 $2.38 $2.55 $2.H $2.'42 $2.64 $2.00
RAIN CHECJC: Shoo Id our S>Jpply or "'ii!':, 1;n~t or l'•nes run shQr1 durirlg this e"""l. -••I\ P,ooor .tn'I' orde•s pieced now 1or luture d<1l1ve1y et 11'\e ed, erh~ price.
IMPORT/ SPORTS CAR TIRES
VW'S Ge~"'''''~~:~::;,~.1695 wall_ S•le !o,6().1~. pl\1$ $1.74 F&d.
E:o. 1u.
RADIAL/SELrED SPRINT.JET ltld 4-PL'f NYlOH9 CORO DUAA.JET• also -la.I* lo
Ill O¥llf 300 import c:ars.
Charge it at General Tire ... fiij\ ·-
GENERAL
TIRE
DON . SWEDLUND
COAST GENERAL TIRE
515 W•tt ltth, Cotta M•••
Phon• S40~s110 or 64'-SOll
R.1 ..... •'t IOU< -1'1•1• ... ,~ .... l•tn\>\lt n .. ne D<•k•
hn•"O> • l ~IP•tl ~II "''" <11~m1 !O• c•ICk~ 11>(1 rlll9fs
• ln11>1d -~•ti CJll"°"rs orod r@tyf" M>O"'I• • Ci.10
•t>O lubfit••e boc~l"ll l>'•I• • Rt1>K~ l•O<!I •Mtl be•"
W!O• • Ad11nt b••k•• •nd ,..SI ..... n,,1d • Road l•l>I C•t.
oi.c br•kn tnd ottt1• M()Cl<tls co.t "'°''
P~ .. ettown at o.Mrat nre Stor99.
Competl1Mly prlc.d 8t Independent
de•l•ra di8pl1ying tM ~ aitft.
ii VERY.
GENERAL TIRE SERVICE
16941 •••ch 1h1d .•
Huntington leach
Phone 147·5150
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JtJ DAILY F-ILUT ~
Youl' itloney
Te11ants on Mru·cl1
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Agait1st LaIIcllo1·d
8\ S'L\JA PORTER
In "\e" 'I ork ~tale landlo d!;
a re IHll\ Jegalh req 11red tn
kPC'p 1 ent set:ll! tv deposits
n1adf' b1 tf'nanls in interest
bf'a11n,e: a{counl s and to
p;I\ s!rtrt1ng Sepl I ac
cumlarcd 1nterlst to their
lcnants onte a 1eor
In a recent land m a 1 k
fir( 1s1<1n a l S ( Jlll t nf Ap
peals 111 !hf' fl1!-;tr1<>! of 1.oll1rn
b1a uphl.'ld 1he 11ght nf "! 1k
1ng tena1 ts to p 11 !he1 r~nt n
PS< row "hlle h lUSlnJ< c1 de
\ 1n!<1Ui'lns b1 !hPlr land I )rds
"ere being settled u tou t
ln a 111a; •r breakthn uµh
earl\ th1<: 1e;ir the l1ep11t
n1Pnl nf llnus1ng and Lrban
Dt-1 e!opment issued the 1u1
l ion~ '1rst set of rule~ 1:111rr
1ng tenant~ lease <11 d c n1
pla nt ri~h!s -f11r the brr 1 !1t
rif the thret> n1 lhnn res1de1 ts
1)! puhl1(:l1 suh~1d1~ecl hn 1~1nµ
A nong !he ru C'S A !cnant
niav n(lt br r1ttted 1\1lhout ,1
r;prc 1::11 hc;:iring.
Rei 1g propc c;ed 1" R rnrn:lel f
Federal lflll fnr adrp!1nn b\
<:lalrc; and tor aln es ae1oc;s 1he
counrr1 re11s1ng pre s ,. n t
landlorrl ten;:int C'f>ffe ~ fl) rr
quire all la ndlords !11 m'l ntil n
the apartments and houses
\\h1ch Lhe1 rent 1n l11able c>n
dJ11) 1~
The abo1 r mPrelv suggest:-;
v. h;it s rapid 1 huilding up ro
a ma1or I rend ;:is 11 e
1nlur11e nr !en;int compla1nls
;:iga1n"t l;indlordc; soars and
b10<1drr s 10 1ntlude not onlv
g11pes about c;oaring rents but
;:ii~ about \atk of hot ""tc>r
h;:irassment of rnan1 kinds
refLisal 10 n11ke need e d
rrpa1rs elt etc
Acroc;s the nation pc111u1ns
and rent sir kes are becoming
da1h ;:iffa rs Ter ants unn ns
are being formed e1ei1 \\here
and are b;irga101ng m1l1tan1h
~11h 1he1r landlords for m1lre
and belier ser1 ices ran~1ng
from <'leaner halls to tighter
secur1t11 measures
This 1s brand neY.
And tlus 1s h~µpen1ng nf I
)US1 1n the big c1\v slums hut
1n fa sh1on~h\e <1par1rncnl'.'i and
en np build ni;s ns 11rl\ \t
le;:ist nne in I \ e trnunl'.'i
repn.•'.'iented b\ the m1lltan t
Na11onal fen 1nts Org:'ln1znt1on
in \\ a!'.h1ngton 1s n11ddle clas<:
and an e\ en !ari!Cr share 1 r
legal art1rins being taken nn
hehalf of grntlp<: of 1en;:ints are
tor n11ddle class penple
\\ h\ the ne" mil lane}~
Recausc ;:it('t:rding tn lhP
Ile" 1970 censu~ one 1n I:">
hou!'.rs <>11d apa 1 1rnent~ 4 -
mil inn 1 J<; rn1nu' bac;1c plu111
h1n~ factl1t1e« and am( 11g
r\ri!ro hfluc;ehnld• the pro
port no 1s f nr 1n six Rrf au'e
!he f\ p1ral !enan\ 1s helple .. c;
In _gel hls landlnrd In makr
needed repatrs Because many
Nclv Eco110111ic Progra111
Calls for Agrce111c11ts
!\E\\ -The
ne\I' I c;;, 1n1ernat1011al
e<'nnnm1c program 11h1ch
df'<'lded upnn "" 1fl!v
1 ni!ateralh drrw u~s r11"
\\('I<:
nnri
lee
ll~ ~IJccess uprn ;:i <;,rrit' nf
h1l:'ltrr~I t1grer men1 c; that ma\
he painful!\ sloY. ;ind kn ti
The shock n/ lhe 1n
nouncement Au.: l5 th::1t l11e
l n1ted ~tates \\a« flnat 1n,I!. 11~
dollar ;:ind imposing a 10 per
cent surchar.ee nn tmpor1' left
almost e\er1 forP1i!n n<i!irin
unable lo react 1n 11nrd rir
dPrrl
\:n11 "tlll f' th,. l n trd SI:.!<''
mil1 rr1::1 n !he 1n t ::1111e 11 lac;
l11c;t lhe mf rnrntum ;ind
f )le1,l!.n J!n1r1nnrnt;. ;ire
de1 el op1nq a tl'IU!llf'ratt;ick
ran:1d1ans are angi 1 and n
fr nd In c;uh•1rl11e exp<rl<: The
Japanec;e dechnr !o rr1 :ilue
lhe1r 'en The I <1! 1 n
An1rr1can n;it 1 in<: frar i'I
fa llnff 1n \\e~tern l!~rn1~phr1r
lr;ide Thf' Con1111nn \larkrt
nal1ons propose
de1aluat1i'ln
a d o l I a r
R1 ernhar kinJZ n a 1'"
course 11f f'fOlln1n1c srlf 111
teresl 1L 1c; rnl 1reh lnJ!l( 11 tri
assurM Ill.a~ tile Lniled s.tale.
coulri c;:iu'e a read111sllr c 1 I
foreign pollt:v and eC"on rn1r
isympalh1r.s and
alliances
('1('n
At Iha! 11mP the
gram "as ordered
fia" It lh1s v.a\
Of'Y. prn
opt1m ~ts
The Un1led St11tes v.a<: i.1rk
of being dJ sc r 1m 1n11 ted
against It asserted its pov.er
,/!.V unilatertllly fl oati ng lhe
dollar If other countries "ere
reluct11nt lo revalue ~1r ('Ur
15 YOUR TELEPHO NE
::rll.I NGING
-iil>NOW7
835-7777
11'0('1('~ lhe
lli f uld hlackJack them
<:urrharJ?,e
S!.:11('~
11i11h a
fill! nny, e1r<1 <:nm t
Amrr 1('an hu~1nrssmrn ha\11!!
rl01Jht • ahout 1 <:lnJZ I he
~111 ti Hrge as 11 rluh ;:in~ frar
n~11r!ahal11r\ meas 1re5
111 lid he 1mpfl~ld fn n1her na
r 1nn~ 1111h a resulting decline
in "nrld !r;:irlp
John Carroll
Amertc;:in Hnic;J
11 hich fi nes a
"' prrs1rlenl • f)errtck
h" export
hu~ine~s fr nm St Paul \llnn
exprrsc;td 1a~1 Y.rrk lhe m Nf'd
feel1n,c:s rf ~ n1e h1~1ncssmen
11hn sre 1n1n1cd1 111 hrnf11s
ad Ii ng Ir ni rlr;i"h:'J.1 ks
As the dnlla r hecomeJ
v.nrlh lrss in relation lo n1hrr
<'11rrrn1 !('(, !hr rxpnrl Jflb is
ca(,ier s:i1d ( ;:irrn!I [ ha1 e
lo "ll' 11 th.:1\ 11a1
Bu! he added The\ "ill
1rt 1prncal<'
(Om nJ! This
Irr rif\ 1n~h
Rrtal1at1nn 11
Y.111 boomerang
!he An1r11rari probl l'm
( arroll 1ns1s1s 1s not In reduce
11npo11 ~ b111 to in<'ict1se r x
ri 11s rhe ra sk 1~ not In make
11 harrier fnr nthcr n;itu:in~ to
t'XP• rl In !hr I n\trrl Statt'.'i he
s 1u1 hut Ir n111ke 1\ n1ore prn-
fll ihle. fnr AmC'11can <'Om
pan1e<:
ahrnad
to (,end their good5
And ho" is lha l In bf! done~
n, br1n~tng lahor rr sis lnhl
llnf! \11th product1111} h;
de11elop1ng a cnmpel!t 11 e
American merchant marine
by pro11d1n11: 1n~uraocc \O
l"~sf'n risks llnd bv de1 rlop1ni:.
t:Xpnrl 111('tn111f'• Carroll c;a1d
The IOI<'('(, now r1..,1n1t frnm
bnlh rlnm('~l11• and 1n
terr1at11 n:il ~ Ull ""' i:.r, hourl!t
to 'flffif'"l'!:ll 1hanRt lhf'
11r1i;!ln~I plan Thr I n11ed
S!<i1P::S ma1 hf'.1" 1n makl'
<:Qlllf' "1com1nrn1HI100(, Thi'
<" 1 I hi! ~\T ~f11
OVER THE COUN1 1ER
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NASO Listings for Mond~y. S.pttm~r 20, 1971
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ENCJNG g reater vitality, more will power and an
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the first d•y of practice. People from 12 to 72 a t-
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Bh1rati (lef t) and Kalidas teach
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FREE DEMONSTRATION WED., 10 A.M.
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COSTA MESA Come As You Are! 646-8281
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Shot Dead;
Mate Held
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\\'A:-;JUNf:TOI\ 1AP1 -1'he
sot·1nl1te daughter of one of the
\V::ishington are;fs o I d r s I
t'a n1il ies 11·as killed Sunday at
1111• l'a111ilv esla!r 111 .<.ulnll'ban
.\1 CLC'?Jl. \1;1., ;ind her estrang-
ed husba111I has bct:'n charged
111th rnurder
Kalhanne Pull:irs ,\1addux
I !oughton. 26. \1 as shot to
death Sunday night. police
";11d Monday. The body 11·a.s
found by poli t r ans11·ering a
l'all lron1 a rel ati ve
Her husband. Alfred Bal-
lentine Houghton. 28. 11·as ar-
rested early i\lond;1v at his 1 1nn1hcr"s horne in the :-;pring ,
\ J!le.\' see1 1011 of \\'ash1ngton I
<)fticen; said lie is being he ldl
lur ~-;11 rfax r ount.1 Va
Where Tojo ll'fe( End
Japan War Prison to Be Torn Down lET'S BE FRIENll Y
OK''O 'API Suga mo
Prison. "'her~ J a p a n ' '.".
"'artin1e leaders were held
and executed. has been {'On-
den1ne<I to the wreeliers In its
plare v:ill riS<' a $236-111ill10'11
housing and .-;hopping t'vu1
plex.
To allow ruture ~e neratlons
1<1 rellect 011 J apan 's
belligerent past, a eorner or
the prison compound where
the e:ir:e<"utions !Ook place will
ht-preserved as a 1ncmonat
garde.n.
A small garden has e:ir:isted
there since 1952 whe n tilt'
United States returned control
ol the prison lo Japan. Screen-
ed hy a 10-fool cun<:ret!' 1\':Jll.
the garden has s mall oak !rt-es
<ind tea hushes dona!ecl n111stl.1
by rela t ive~ uf e;ir.P t"uled
Jll'ISllll!'r!i
Th(• uni.I' rcni:under.s Qf the
past are five conerele n111und~
1vhere five gallows Oll('e stood
l ien. l-lid eki 1'oju. "·.art1mf
prin1e r11in1sler, was hiinged
there in 1948.
1'he Japan Urban Develop..
rnent Co . \\'hich purchased the
King-sized quilted,
button·free mattress
Luxurious
~fitted
bottom sheet
2 No-iron
pillow cases
prison property fron1 lhe
government for $17 7 rnillion.
plans to enlarge !he g<irden's
<irt'<i tenfold and lear du1,1n tilt>
II dJI
]11 all, ~ S. Ul'l'Up<rt!u n
alHhOrt!les eKt>1·uterl GO of
Suga1n1J's 4,200 ]n111;lles tl1uS1
vf tile u!hers. alsu l·novicll'd
b_1· an 1J1lcrnat1011;1I "'a r
t-r1n1t·s ln llun:iL \l'Cl'f' sen·
lenced to prison ler1ns. Those
still serl'ing time in 19:J2 \\•hen
!he prison voas returned to
Japan, received arnnesty.
Tojn v.·as con sidered tht
l'ri1ninal in chief. Ht v.·as
ha nged on the sa me day as six
other n-.en. all members of a
hierarchy which had led Japan
into Wor!d War II
Jr you ha,-,. nr1.,. nr[J:hbor.t
oc .kno\1.-or <trt>()f)I" rno\'ini.:
10 uur arP11. plt•tt se tr ll tis
so 1ha t. "r-n1ay t•xh•ud a
fri(•tit!ly \I f'l rvn u• and h1·lp
th••rn 1•1 hr·•'••llll' ac·•1uninl1·d
itl tb••!I' lli'\\' SIJ!'l't)!HliJl/l;:.~.
So. Coast Visitor
494-0579 494-9361
Harbor Visitor
646-0174
IVithin hours the seven were
cre111atc d secretly and part of
lheir ashes hidden by friends.
Tvday these ashes 8 re
preserved in urns atop !\1l.
S;ingane under a mernorial
reading: "f,ravcs of the ~even
n1a rlyrs."
1ielatives occas1onally visi1I •------------' /\lr . Sangane and the site of
I he prison gallows.
a use
King-sized mattress pad
2 King-sized bolster pillows
Vertical stitched
border construction
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bun 11•1th nHtrdcr. deco Innerspring
construction
mattress and
box springs
.A,t an arraignn)ell\ hearing rator
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•1rdered l1e1d f\w JO dn.v.s by •
D1slnc! ;iu1hor1tie.s while hr COVer
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BEA ANDERSON, Editor
Leat her Refined
Create a country look for fall \V1th a /11gh-wa1 sl·
ed. no band skirt ..-\ cord tic emphasizes the
\1·aist of the sk irL 1nnde of a synthe:t1 c leather ll
salistfies the \l'lum of every \Vo1nan \vho has pi e·
tured herself in the refined look of leather. Pers-
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TART AN FLING
Scot Plaids Find Road to Rome
By ODETTE J\tENGIN
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ROME (AP J -Plaids never had 1l so
good.
At the Italian fall-winter high fa shion
showings designers rediscovered the
·warmth and smartness or v.•ooly tartan
:;uits. They also made wide use of the
design for gaily colored taffeta C\'ening
gowns. •
Tita Rossi likes it for morning outfits
-a pair of 11i·ide trousers or an overall
and vesl A thickly knitted green
pullover. red boots and a wide rloppy
beret Y!'ith a green feather 11•ent with it.
Valentino, one of Italy's most t'Xpensive
designers, also eifectively combined
tartan and feathers. He b I ended
camelhair and avocado green for a nar·
row plaid coat in double-faced 1vool 11·om
over straight camelhair pants 11·ith deep
cuffs.
Below lhe coat. a short wai stcoat wa ~
entirely covered in front ·with the shorl
soft breast feathers of a pheasant . A long
tail feather wrapped itself around the
brin1 of a green veJ\·et hat.
\Vhcrea~ Andre Laug and other
designers had tartan taffeta for Jong
evening dresses. Rossi and Valentino kept
the design for day wear,
Rossi brought back shirtwaist dressrs
and batwing sleeves for evening goYll1S in
melting colors. One was a long ball dress
in tulle in all graduations of clear to dark
blue. the y.•aistline marked by pleats.
Others had cummerbund belts "'hite a
black and white one had a short bolero of
artificial red carnations.
Valentino made abundant use of black
for his slinky evening dresses. someti1ncs
in silk. son1etimes in velvet. They showed
a lot of bare back. a lot of figure and a.
Jot of leg through the slit at the side.
The Fontana sisters preferred golden
yellO\V, turquoise of multicolor prints for
next season. But evening dressei; apart,
they \Vere primarily concerned with coats
and capes that ran throughout all their
collection.
Capes often had scalloped boat-s haped
1'nkes that y,•idened the shoulders. The
emphasis '''as on the sl eeves Md
shoulders ror \1•hat Fontana called the T-
i>haped line
Long e''f'ning <·apes in light wool fell in
.,.,·ide rounded fold~ over printed silk
dresses of mixed colors. The capes 11·ere
buttoned doy.·n one shoulder.
Evening gowns came in gold. red and
green Persian patterns with full pleated
skirts. The Fonlana sisters belled them
widely te> Iorm elongated waists.
Still stressing the shoulders. they
widened s!eevts that reached doy,·n lo lhe
e\bcnv or the wrist. They drew attention
lo them \\'ilh rich embroidery. One wa5 a
long evening dress in simple yello\\' si!k
t:repe \vilb large embroidered sleeves.
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panels give beau·
tiful fla ir to a
beige , brown and
ru st pla id coal
I above). Rossi
offers an evening
shirtwaist of taf-
feta with batwing
sleeves.
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Red Sta r of C hin a
t o shine on fash-
io n? Malcolm
Sta rr bracelet
shows influ ence.
By ~lARfAN CllRISTr
i'\F.\V YOH!\ -i\f'Xl U1.t: l'"l!\!T'.
Ch1nesf'-inspirrd l'hJ1hc.-,
/\n1rnC'an dr.~ignc·r"'· ;1 n~1nu• 111
c-<1 sh in 011 ;i 11rw f;i shion look . h,11 1•
alrcad .v rhristcnrd 1972 thr ,.t'ar ol
the Chinese
The ne1v fash1011 Pf'J:. snapped up
1vhen President Nixon announced 3
Future n1eeling Y.'i!h Red China
Premier Chou t-:n-lai. i.~ snowball·
ing.
Upcoming Sevenlti A v e nu e
fashion collections art' sluddf'd wi1h
anything and cverythin~ Oriental.
Two good rl'asons \\'hy
-Aestheticall y the look i s
femi nine. It represents a J!rrat 11·;i1
to erase the midi mistake ll'hi ch
disenchanted millions.
-Fashion is a language. \\!earing
Or irn!AI clothes projects a n
esoterie J)('aCf' symbol. If you·rr
going l.o battle an assumed
"enen1y," you "'Otlldn't adopt hi s
mode of dress. would you:
··The timing is plupcrfee!." .~ays
flfalcolm Slarr, the fa mo u ~
American designer y,·ho makes
many of Pal Nixon 's !'vcning
gowns. "People evcry11·here \l'ant
to mAke t:()nlac1."
Tall.Oark·handsome Stare 1vho is
1narried to ;i pretty Japanc~
model <Yuriko) 1\·ho just returned
from a Sk orpios hol iday with
.J11ckie: Onassis, has a Hong Kon~
factory lh11l employs 1.000. \\lhilr
r-.frs. Starr was yachting the bhic
Aegean , he was checkin~ out the
scene at the Red China border near
his factory.
"I kept on thinking there·s a vast
untapped source or inspiration out
there... he say:". Starr is a
mi!lionaire·dreamE"r v.·h0 ~ f' I ~
lh111gs cl o111·
\\'1th ;1 l111lr hrlp lron1 a fricndlv
1111ng hu11J! 1n1[}!1r11·r. \\'illian1
! ·11rr\ St.11·1· i• 1111po1·t11\~ fitbUl!rll'\
HPd <'111111: ... t• 11'11''11'\' 1111' lltl(fr'(' $41111
II" ;111 ··~pt•l'll)lt•ll t . llut fuln' !iip
A11u,r11 ;111 ''"l't'" :ilrP:1dv ha1t' 1111•
11•w(•lrv pn11n1111·n!l y lt•;l111 n·d
;111d 1r s ~ell111~
nu1 h1•n·"' the rub·
i\'0111· nr !hf' storr<:. w ;in I~
<·uston1t'r" 10 know th;ll the jewelry
i.~ m:irl<' "over there.·· 1'hr Fifth
Avcnur !Ne"' Yorkl store. fnr cx -
;1n1ple. he:1dl1nC's !hr jewelry a~
Orienl;d
St:irr ~a~" "I dun '! think
1\n1enl·an:-. 1\·;1111 lo be scall'd off
.1n1 rnorP Tha1 ·~ the 11 ay walls art'
Juilt The youn.t: ha1·e e.~tahl1shc<l an
;1ff1111 tv for cU('h otl1cr They arrn't
rhauvinislic. A nc1v niood of let \-
bt•·fric nds 1s popping up.
Stnrr 1s so conv111ced th;il Red
Chinese pnKlut:ls hnve a huge sell·
ing future in lhe United Stales he
hns ordc rrd miles of silks and
broi·:ides 1o use fn his own fa shion
c.:ollct:l1on..,
'Th;irs iust the beginning.
A visa t11 14"l into Hcd China Is
pending.
,\1i~s1on IXlSsible · To set ll)l ;i bi~
husincss in l'ekinj?;. Slarr pl;ins to
i1nport rugs. art objects. trxtiles
;.ind bicycles lo the t:nltcd Stales.
St:irr's ready·\o-y.·car corpor::it1011
has a current annual vnl u1ne of 515
1nillion.
He's been talking about ex·
pandin~ the concept of fashion
from clothe!t to everything . Pullin!':
4lH !hr idea with Red China's bless·
in~ would be a coup.
Has he had a Favorable respons<"'
"\\'e'rc r.ego!ialing Jikr 111ad" he
say~
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,unilar s1.1tt·n1ei1l ll'licn lalk1n~
:ihuul 1hr 1•·cl l:1pP !!111111•1:JP1l 11·1th
1111' f'rr~id<'nl':-llr rl ('!1111a trip
'F:\'1·r~th111~ h;1;. lu !11• llP!!Ot1;1t1·d.'•
'hi' ;.;11d '·Evrr·~rlung'·· ~l:ll'I' ":1.1S
111:11 11"' 111:1111· bus 111r ... ;.tn(•11 11·~10
:11·1· ~·11!11·1· lo~d;. nr lr;+11d;.' arr
1rv1ng !o brP.'lk the llt>d barril'r
anti lhr native.~ are predie1ahh
wary.
Al ahoul lhl' ~an1c ti111r thr
Presidenl :1nnnunced a 1nect1nl!
with Chou En-Jai. Lefl Hank bouti-
ques in Pari.~ \\'err doing a booming
business \1·it h Chincsr 11·orkcrs'
unifor ms.
But they 'll :1dupt fashions that
arc sy n1bolir . cxpre;.sh•t• rt•1ulit1uns
uF Hed Chint"se t:lnthcs.
President i'iixon has made it pro-
,\1ncric<1n lo flunk tn tern1s of ncd
China. Starr ;ind 01h1•r dl'signers -
like Yves Saint Laurent -talk
aboul the Presidenr s trip as being
!he most ext:iting political event of
lhf' era. •·1magin1• the possibility of
being friendly \.\'ith 1he Ch inese.
Fashion has In be influenl'cd." he
savs.
The S!nrr 11partn1Pnl 011 up-
~rcrui;l Ffilh Avenue ha!! recently
been rrdecoratl'd w1!h Chinf'se an ·
tiques by Bebe \.\!inkier . Starr'5
t:ountrv estate. in South Salem.
N.Y .. fs filled with F.nglish antique~
fron1 Hung Kong . Thrre's even a
Japanese tea house there and ;i
rock garden designed the Oriental
way.
Idealistic Starr: ··Thry say lhat
Red China is a riddle wrapped in
an enigma. I hclievc people are just
trying to rrach each other. Instead
of exchanginl! bombs -\vhy not
share cultures" ..
Starr already h;1~
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Additional Service Scrubbed 1' -
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DEAR A:\:\ LA\:OERS
1he iur)' in a beauty shop rl 1spute~ A
"om an came 1n off the strf'et 1 no ap-
pointment 1 and asked ii su1neon~ could
g1re her a shampoo and srt. On~ of the
"'~operators offered to tMe her. After thC'
~hampoo girl had finished y,ashing the
y,•on1an 's hair and was about to d1rret her
10 the sf'tting booth . the customer turned
I and sa1d ;'\\'o uld you mind wash1n!! ni y
· back? I live alone anrl I hal'e arthn11s "
The shampoo girl w3s stunnerl \l'hrn
she gathered her ""'Jls shf' told the
t:uston1er she did nnl v.a;;h bat ks. The
customer replied . ··ru gi1e ~ou 11n C'~1ra
quarter. c, The girl said, ··1 ·m snrr~ but
no." The ...,·oman than asked anutht·r
custom<'r seated nearby if SHE .... oul rl
wash her back. The lady ga ve her a rl1rty
look and ""'alked away.
Severa l people in the shop .... 1tnf'!.!('(I
this incident and thought it was re \'olt1ng.
P.,1y question is this : \\'as it rrally surh a
crazy request: \Vhat can an old \\Oman
""'ilh arthritis do'.' Please answrr
BVSTAND!'.:R AT BRADY C'EST BO\
I DEAR BY : I know of no heauty shop
thal "·asht:s back!. The "'Oman l'hnul d
have asked a friend, relative or of'ighhnr
to accommodate her. Or 1he could hu.v
oM of those long-handled brushes and
wash her own back.
I •• .. ·-,
DEAR AS;..' LA:-,"DERS I have always
haled nagging and OO\.\' J ha l"e be come a
!('rrible n<igger myself. !l's riot m.v
hu sb<'.nd 1 nag , it 's our married
<i a11~hrer. She ust-d lo be such a sweet .
at1r:~t'll\l' ~irl. ;:inrl n1111 that she has
landl'd a husb.1nd she's the sloppiest thin~
in town \\'hen I run into her at the
1narket or shopping dov.·nto .... ·n I die a
nlrlh(!n times I II bet she has pu! on 15
pounds 1n th<' las! year.
Our son-ln·law 1~ handsomf'. slim and
in1n1at•uJa1e. I am af raid she 's going to
lnse h1n1. They both ""Ork for a large con·
tern and there must be so1ne bea ullful.
n£'a l ~Qung 11orn('n th£'re \Vh~· dOf'sn"t
she Sf'e this? She's not stupid. I asked her
ra1hcr to i-prak to her and he did lier
response 11·as. '"Please leave me :>Jone.
1·1n dn1ng as ""'I'll as l ca n." Ann . tell me
what !n dn. -0~1AHA
OE,\ R 0 .: By now you should realize
!hat your daughter does not r~5pond to
~our suggestions, so la~· off. This girl's
problems are hers. Either sh<' "ill rf'sOl\'e
thrm or pay the price. If you really want
to help, get ofJ her back.
OEAR A:-.IN LANDERS · Over the
years I ha ve read several letters in your
column about older women marrying
younger men. I wish I had saved them
beeause now I am in that spot and I need
all the advice l can get.
I have been dating a man I've become
vrr;' food of. Threr 1nont.bs ago he asked
me. tn marry him. I said yes. \Ve've bnth
experienced unsuccessful marriages and
a1·e detern1ined !o make the second mar·
n cige work . Ron lold me he ""'as 42. I had
nn reason to doubt him. I am 45. Last
nig h! J lean1ed he is 29.
Tn look 1tl us you'd think we ...,·ere a
n1rel_v matched couple Ron could pass for
an)'" here from 35 to 45 and I could pass
for 30. I an1 in e1traordinary physical
cond1t1on and have mo re pep than niy
n1eee who is 27. I can beat her and her
frienr1s at tennis and SY.'lmnllng, and can
outlast them all on the dance floor.
l...('arning Ron's true age ""'as a jolt. I
told hi m I'd h.a\'e to rethink this \\·hole
1narri age bit. He says he loves me and
nrcrls me and age mrans nothing. \\'hat
~houlrl I do? -ZINGY 45
OEAR ZU\'GY : The age rl iffe rence
1.M'.tween you and Ron pro bably vdll not
be a factor for at least seven years. After
th11t -.... ·bo k.no .... 's, )Wo might be ~·orn
out and you'll have lo look for a ~'ounger
guy.
Coastal Couples Repeat Vows
I
No Encore for Refrigerator
The old backstage refrigerator isn't \\'hat it used to be and the On ·Corps .1\uxili·
ary of Ji un tington 13ca ch Playhouse is planning a benefit luncheon a~ noon Sa tur·
day, Sept. 25. in the Sir George restaurant to raise n1oney to refurbish the thea·
ter. rrlrs. \Villiam fl1oreland (top) and fllrs. Jack Kyler tie the icebox closed.
hopefully for the last time. Other projects are new drapes and seat covers and
opening night festivities.
Schedules Tight
SALTER-BODE
Evening riles were perrorm-
ed by the Rev. Robert Bonhall
of lhe Episcopal Church of the
r.fess iah for Gwendolyn Dyo tt
Bode and Fred Richard Salter
J JI of Newport Beach.
The bride. daughter of Dr.
11nd /\lrs. Arnold c:. H. Bode of
Santa Ana. selecterl Miss
R(lby n Berrey for her maid of
honor.
Bridesmaids included the
l\1 isses Orinda Nall, Kathi
Sommer, Jlilaureen Naughton.
T'Anne Hill ancl Cathy
Compton and 1'.1rs. James
Stonebreaker and 1\1 r s .
1'11ichael Harrison. Flower girl
""'as Irene Turnrr.
MRS . SALT ER
l\trs. James D. /\\agner and
l\Ir. and '.'llrs. Gordon Fr1sted.
all of Costa l\lesa.
J\la1d of honor was l\1iss
Christ i ne Santangel:
bridesn1;;11d:-"·ere l\bss Beth
Frister. .\hss L 11ri 11 n ne
flfagn er, l\lrs. Rlth;ird l\l;igner
and tl-1rs . Gary J\1:i gnt'r. and
flower girl was Kell~· 1\1:-igner.
\V i!lian1 Frey \l'as the best
inan : ushers v.·erc J\1irhae l,
Richard and Gary 1\1;igncr and
Ho.,..·ard Strubel. and ring
bearer was Dona ld Baldwin.
The n e 1vl \'WC d s are
graduates of CoSta /\h!s11 High
Schn(l!. She attended n ninge
Coast Cnllege wherf' he at-
tends. They "''ill reside in
Ne.,..·port Beach.
WRIGHT-MANCUSI
•
MRS. WRIG HT
Campaign Wagon Full
John \Velhorne i-rr1·rd as
hest m'1n and AJl;in Crary.
.James Bro.,..·n. Cl ;i r l' n re
Ttirncr. Ed.,,,·ard Dl'Plomh.
.John Reith, Harrison. Hirharrl
Bode <1nd Lt. \\"1lham Bode
ushered. nl 1n1stration. lie ""'as aff1hated
1-1 1th P1 Kappa Alpha and
Alph;i Kappa Psi.
1\1,..nuel Haro. Er ic Lenahan
\\as ring bearer.
I
CAN DICE MARRS
Students
Betrothed
During a silver ""edding an -
niversary party in their Cost.a
1'.1esa home. Jlilr. l'Jnd 1'1rs.
Ernest f lake ~!a r rs an·
nounced the engagement of
their daughter, Candice Adlne
/\larrs to Bruce Fredrick
Ol<1nder.
The future bridegroom is the
son of illrs. Henrietta Olander
of Corona del J'vtar and Dr.
Robf'rt Olander of Newport
Beach.
The betrothed pair. fellow
students at San Diego State
College. will set a wedding
date following their gradua-
tion.
l ' 1:
Peering
Around
A NEAR l'\AT IVE \Vho wa s
born in J'-:ebraska and moved
to California 1n !flllll "''a'
honnred \1·ith a surprise BOth
birthday party i::11·rn hy hi s
da ughters t-.·!rs . <;ll'1nn \Valker
and il1rs . Rose \\'ll~fln.
The party as the second ont
of the innn!h for retired
ranc/1l'r 1-fenry Louis Ehel 11•hn
1nn1·ed lo Cos ta l\les.:i from
Tustin II ~·e;;rs 11.i;:o. The f 1r~t
surpri~f' "·as a dinner party in
Costa ~lesa C1!y Park planned
bv rrlali\"CS and lnends
-1 Local pohtics and mem·
.t bership campaigns are con-
~ \'ersafion topics as old-Timers
"; and ne .... ·compn: of Orani!e
the hospital's conference
room.
Mrs . Dora Eichel, president,
,,..ill descri be such activities as
n1orning snacks for patients,
del ivery of mail and flowers,
m;iternity teas for prospective
parents, medical schol'sirsh1ps
and preparing children for
ho~p1tal1zat ion.
Pntertainment
Li ves ay.
by H a r r y
CM Repub lic ans
All registered Rr puhhcan
\Vnmen in The ll;i rbor Arra
are inl'ited lo jnln Cnsta 1'.1rsa
Rrpublican Womc-n·~ Cluh,
Federated at 7,311 p.m. in ll1e
Ah 111 Pinkley home, Costa
1'.1rs;i,
The hridP \\as J.:radualed
from Foothill H1gb Srhnol an<!
!hf' liniversily of Southt'rn
lalif0rn1a ..... ·here ;.he 11as a
member of Alpha C'hi On1c1:.1.
Her hu~banrl. ""'ho is the ~1>11
anrl s1epson nf J\fr . and r-.1r~
Earl H. Harcl;:ige of :\'i'wpnrt
Bearh, is a gradualr> nf the
Orme School ;inri LiSC, I• hl're
he ;i l!'o e<irnr<l a niaslrr<;
degree in bu s i n es s ad-
FRISTED-MAGNER
P:irnrla Ann f\lagnf'r a nd
Er11· 1:nrdon Fr 1st e d ex-
chani;:ed 1·011·s 1n Our Lady nf
J\lo11n1 f:irn1el C a t ho I i c
ChurC'h. i';Cll"pnr! Aearh
J\1ary t-.lancusi. daught er of
Lou is ~lanrusi of I l11nl 1n~ton
Beach and the late ;\Ir.~ 111an-
cusi. bcc;ime the hnrle of
Strphen \\'right Clf SPa1 Bearh
in 11n afternoon ser1 l<'f' in Se11I
Reach First Uni!ed .\lethodist
Church.
Attending the hride 11rre
Nlrs. Ja('k \\"i]11an1s, and the
1'.flsses ill<1rle ne l\l<1ncus1. f.;i!I
Haro and Steph<1 n1e \\"ells.
Holly Petty 11·as f!1111er girl .
The new .\!rs. \\' r i ,e: ht
gr<idua ted fr om illar ina High
S<.'hnol and Golden \\'e s t
Cnll ri;:c. She is ;:ittending Long
Rr.<i<"h Stair C'<1llcge. Hrr hus·
band gr~duH1C'd fn•rn .\lon-
!cbello llii:?h Srhon! anri Chap·
n1<1n Cnllei::e Hr is a t~arher
in Lhe Lowell school dist rict.
·Also en joy i n g fest ivi ties
11·ere sons and \1·11·es. !he
t.ou1.~ F.bcls ;ind L\01·d Ebels.
daughters ~1 rs. .I a s per
F.1·erett ancl ln!a Ad<1n1s an<l
n1an\' nf hi~ 1~ gr;inrlr!lilrlren
:ind 2.1 great gr:inrlf"h1lclrrn
Coast cluhs plttn a busy day 1 Thursda~·. Srpt. 23.
GOP Wornen
"
Your
NB Jun ior Eb ell
Their parents are lllr. and
Horoscope Tomorrow
Rest m;in w:is St:in \\'nght.
and ushers, Lee illoore ;ind
Ebe l still is acl1re .'.ln<l took
11p golf fnur .vears <if'n l1n!rt1n~
the dis!lnct111n of alre;irl\· hal"•
1ng n1ade 1110 holes·i n-one .
Assistant City 1\1 a n a g er
Ph1!1p Rr\1l'n1·ou1t 11·111 i:_u1de
t\r11·rort I larbor Hcp uhll ran
\\01111•11 Frd1•ratl'rl on fl lac!·
finrling 1our !hrou~h :'\c11'!"K)rl
Brarh c1!.~' hall ;i nd pohee
deparllllf'nt H1 Ill an\
The lflUr l"On1rs Jll~~ 12 d;i1s
before Ilic ei1v c\r!"t1P11 r.n 1h('
prnpo!'rd rrpfr1cl'rn1>11l of ho!h
bu1lcl111j!<: 11 11h ;J S7 tnllhun
c0n1p\r\ The \ln1r~ 1.1 n1;1n
Faulknrr 11 nr! 1. T flue.a n 111r
in c-na1gP r1f 1111· 11<-1t 1•hllh lS
open t11 !he pu hl1{'.
Demo W omen
<'hani::I''-111 h\·la11~ will ha1·e
11rinr1ty 11 hen 1hf' Drmni·r:i!1r
II nnir n of t l1 ;1ni::f' i"oun 11·
1nce1 at fl p 111 10 lh!" l n11r d
!\,i11nl!s :incl J.0:111 !'1~'"01·1at1on
btulcl1ni::. Thr C"11.1. nr.111C:l'
~11~ D:tl"I' ~no11 "'Iii prr:-.1<lP
whr11 'hr J1in111r Ebl'll Club nf
;\'.r111"K1r1 AeH< h reron1rne.~ at
!he 1•h1hhnuse ar I~ a ni For
l·h;11r1nf'n ·s re porls and
Jun1·hr11t1
Libra: Money Accented
~IOTORC\"G 10 lhr S:i11t~
Rarhara B1ltmnrc nn thei r
"eddlnR lr1p ll'err illr. anrt
\!rs. S!LJa r! L. l)ud l('V 11f
l.agun.1 Br;ich. nt her p;uc~ts
frnrn the Harh<lr Arc;i rh1!!i
m11nrh 11rrr the '.\1r~~r~ i!n d
\Imes \\"11liam .J ~rir1on ,
F.rlv.ard Cnx and .\\.1rl1n Shee-
ly
Confederacy
A rntluek nnon t1111rt11•1•n 1• ill
~tar1 tlif' 111r('11r1J! 11f thf' l·:1n-
1n;:i San~on1 C!1;1pl1•r n! l n1 trrt
na1 1~h1f'l"S nf tl\f' f Ollf('ri1T;H'I'
flt the B.1lh.i;i hon\r nf .\h.~"
(;f'r1rtldf l\l nl\!~nrnr r.1·. Thf'
prnj.lr;1 m 11 ill 1n1·l11de ll1e
rf'a!hnJ! n[ ITI ii t1 ll :.. r r \pt .<;
clesrrib1ng lhe fnunrl1ni:: of lhf'
organi7.at1on rrrid lu<.:,..J chap\tr.
Bet a Gamma
f'lans fnr .~th h L1il ;u·r1111l('<;
<I " R 111111! 111 \\1'<!11110,lrr .~
\-ounclrr~ U;iy par;1clr ;1 riun-
rniiC:f' ~:ile :ind ;i ll;i ll111<1•rn
("fl{'klail p<irly II Ill he dist USS·
ed .
Mesa-Harbor
.\l r<-L11rr~· Tha\"rr "·11!
darcl lhr rr·pnrt . i.:rar<'rl tri
lh" !li<'tllr. l\"e"rf' On 11111· \\"fl\,
;l h fl 11 I ,\rnr ru',1111'-lll. t·on-
.~ r I' I ;1 1 I II II , f' rl II t'at1oll,
1111·r11l){'r~l11p Rnd hout1que.
Hcmemakers
(,r1t111~ ;i ~1rart ;.lal'1 nn
\1 r~ Erh\":u·rl z 1 r I I 11 ~ k i , ( !i1 !111.1~ 11 rll hr rnr:nhrr~ nf
r1·p~1drnt. and )1('r ('\i'\'tlfll " lllr l!;ip111 fl 11n1 r111;1\..1'1"'-11i1rn
hn;irrl 11 111 ~rrf't prnsprC"tii·e rhc1 ~i11ht'r nl 10 ;i 111 !·1·111:"11
n1en1hl'll' fnr illr,o.a ll;:irhor Sr1;1 21. 1n !h+' Fn1Jnl1Hn
rluh al a hn1nrh frnn1l\;i111 \'1llr1 I 01111n11111t1 C1 ·fl l('r'
A . l"l'lll'('Sr11t;il 11 r 11f :i 11'.1 ! p n1 in llit> Dr l\1rhiird 1>.1niC'is110 hninf' in (.'ns!t1 h:11H11 t•r.1rr rl1s1r1hul 111g i·on1-
l\1 e~a pan1 11 111 dr111"11,1r;:i1e ho liday
Past p1·r~n!{'T1[S 1111\ hr 1lcrnr·a1!<1n'> A \..1! 11 111 hi'
honorees a~ thf' nr1i (•oiners g11rn to lho"" aTlr11rl111g 1he
fl n<l out ;ibout ph llanlhrnpl<" n1CC't111g. l.1u11'hl'nn 11·1ll foJlny,'
A 111 0·1\"f'f'k ru~h sc;;s0n fnr · the <lrm0nstr;1t1•1n
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 22
R~ SYD'.\EY 0\11\Rrl
ARJES 1.\J;i nh 2t Apnl !fl
Str·tss 11•il\1ngness lo t"tJO("lC'ratl'
1•1th 111;~1r. p.<1 rt:1er. !,on k
h"nr ath ~urf11ce 1 nd1ra11nn~
Find nu t 1<111 · pr r r I' 1 1· f'
tnol11r~ f'r11•rr~ nf prr1·rpl"'!I
;:11·r h("1ghtf'nrd Y<Ju ~:i1n
ni;rrlerl 1nfnrm;1t1on. l sc 11
TAl"RlJS !April 20 \1 T11 211 1·
1.1e 1011·. I'" rrrepl111' llrt'd
rriun~el o{f Prrd h~ l.ihra 1n-
d11·1ri11al :i.1arr1age. pr rn1;inrr11
rrlat 1nnsh1p 1 s !'pn!llgh!rrl.
Stn1 e lnr grratrr h11rn1011.1· at
hon1e . En1pha~11.e diplornriry.
Don't rorre issues.
proJctts and interest scrl1 tlns. Bct;i {;;:in1n1a l"hapler of GE~Il :'\I ~;\1a.1· 21 -Jun(' 20 1·
f.p!'1lon S1cma 1\!ph11, lntern;i-d Woman'~ Club St udy Tauru~ mf'ssa.ge. T;1ke
11on:il 1\•111 l'!<irt .... ·11h ;in in-Retire Persons t1mr tn hf' anah·trc<il. 1\11ud
forn1a1. _gC'l·;Jtfjll;iintrrl snr1al The t\r""l'flrt II ::i r h n r The roffrr 11 111 hr hreii·crl hP;icl-in-rloud~ attlt ud r Stri1e
in lhe Santa Ana home Qf illrs. 1.ulht•ran l 'hureh 11·111 No !hf' a_nrl Ira ~!reprd . 11·hcn l~e 1(1 sef' people, sit uahnn~ in
La rr\" Evr11<:. <l c~!i naltnn fnr n1rn1hrrs (If l·1111n1~1n \<tllf'I" \\nm an s \lghl nl rf'al it1·. Rr1nc n1her
Prfispe<'\11e 111ernl>rrs y,i\1 lhe ;..'r111)(">rt Bf'<lth ("ll~p11'r c·1u n ha<: ;i nirinhf'r<hip Ira hf'al!h rf'qu1rement ~. l\f'f'P ap·
sf'e !he rush lhen1f'. Quern of 121 of 1hf' Amcrirnn Assfl(·111-froni 1 to :I r ni S;ilurdai· • pn1n1n1cnts. Fulfill bas 1 c Heart~. c;irrird {l\Jl ::ii ;i 111ndrl 11011 nr Rc!1rrd rrrsn11s 11nd all Srpr 25 oh\1gritions.
mcrt1nl! Thur~da1·. Ocl 7 in persnn<:, ;,5 yrars nr more. in-:'11r~ Rarl 1.a11~on \\"Ill npcn
!hr \\"1lliam Guth~ic rf'.~1rlenrP, tcrc~!rd in joining the hrr hon1e lnr the ncca"-lnn
I 1ngtnn Beach. Both ev£'nls orJ!an17.at 1on. lhrinc<l 1hP ~lri<l H11!tf'r~ Tra
st a1 r al 11 p 111. A ~ark lunch social hnur .,,,·ill l';ir11· lntrrestrd women 11 re
CA.\Ct:R (.lune 21-.lull· 22 1·
(;oorl lunar nsprc! n1J11· rn1n·
c1rles .... ·1t h sp11r! nf rrr:i111r
enrri;.1·. Ynu get 1·1e"' nf 11hat Thf' :1nror1tv ""'ill ho~l ::i precede a J p rn. bu~1 nes!; 1n\'lt('rl mnther-dau~h1"er fashio n i;ho11• mee!1n1Z followed by pia no j_;... ____ ..;._.;o_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ____ .,I
at 2 pm .. S<ilur<l::i~'. Oct. 2. 1n 1------------
the Fountain Valley C11·1c
'• Cenler.
I See by Today's
Wan t Ads
" " Ho spi tal Guild
\'n!untrcr dul irs 1r!ll be
dO('umented In a ~hnrl fi lm al
/• !he annual mrmbcr.~h1 p !e11 of
e l.JGl!T YOl"R FIRt: \l'ITll
FRFF: \\"000'!~ I n th<'
FRF:E TO YOU ~f'("1lln nl
1"flil~ 0 ,t Cli!l'iSlhrrl :\d.<. the '\\"estminslf'r 1·nn1muni ty ~.~~l~fo:':P~ll~al~G~"~ild~a~t ~7;.~JO~p m. in " •• •
·~ FRANCIS-
••
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FISE STATIONER Y
1 f7Z CALINDAlS
---llATMll DESlf.
.A CCISSORllS
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Cll.11 1/1 llf tll i!lllll 'IUll'
.... ·~<J.o ........
ThP fi nest (·lothes
for children fron1 the
hC'st Amer ican and
European des1_gners
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V1111~h Pl'<'IPI"! I• xp:;nd ~phrr·p
r1f 111tl11<•111f" :-.h 11\r frre or
r1not1on;1I nil.
grrater 1nrl rprnrlenef' Sire's
nng1naht1 . Exude «onlidcnce.
:O.leaninl!ful ("flntar1 1•1!h mcn1-
hrr of oppos1rr srx 1~ 0n a!!f'l1·
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pl'aranrr. Ru~ ;ipp;lrcl
S ·\GITT ·\l!ll ·~ 1\"nv. 22-
nr·r. 211 J,nnk h('h1 11d ~rt'nf'~
for val1rl an~11er~. r>on't
hf'llPl'I' r11111or~. ~upe rf1r1al
rrp,.rt ~. l"lo,('cl 1nrr!1ng, ('nn·
fl';·r ncf' nl.h a.ffr<•l ~nur 11n-
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Stanford Bowl Team Target of Drugs Charge·
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' NEW YORK !API -A member of last
~tar's Stanford UnL\'etSllY footb?Jl tean1
~ys some playf'rs took an1phctan1ines
between halves of the 1971 Rose Bowl vlc-
tO'ty over Ohio State without the
knowledge of coach John Halston.
Writing in th C' new issue of Look ~~agazine. Tim fllcClurc. a defensive
lineman, also made the following
qtiarReS:
-··Football is nc>t fun at all It Is a
business, a very serious bus111css."
-"Football players are at Stanford to
pla y football. If they gel an etlucitlon in
!hl' time that's lcll over, fine . If not , well,
they bad the chance, d idn't they'?"
-"One or the coach's major concern s
was hair. He hated it ... When one of
the foo tball players, Steve Jubb, hurt his
ankle playing rugby in the off-season, the
football trainer refused to !real him
because he'd le! his hair grow too long. so
he had lo drag his lhrobbing ankle to the
podgers at Cincy:
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Osteen vs Gullett
l CINCINNAT I (AP) -Whal besides
tftting. pitching and field ing does a
tt,seball team need to win"!
:righting. say the Los Angeles Dodgeri;.
''rhey don't n1ean an out-and-0ut brawl.
j'st an occasional skirmish to electrify
I~ bal!club, to solidify 25 play!'TS toward
~common cause. Nothing injurious.
·"'One thin g this club has got is fight ,"
siid manager \Valier Alston as he
bfought his Dodgers here to begin a
cr..icial five-game trip.
,"This may be the greatest comeback of
... said Alston of the current drive.
realer even than 1965. Wills stole more
sf.at. )I
SfP! 71 JitP!. 2J
Dodger Slnle
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Dodgf" 1t C'1•cinn11i
ODOgf" of Cinc•nn1!i
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s llO p"'
.S.OQ Pm
ti;ses tha1 yei'lr. but I think he's playing
s~ortstop better than he evfr has."
;The Dodgers planned to pitt h Claude
Ostern, IJ-10, against Cincinnati's Don
r$ulletl. lfl-6. in tonight',.; gan1e. Thev pl;i~·
1,e. Reds again Wedne sdny night berorc
rdoving on lo Atlanta for three games.
Tbey wind up the season at home ncxl
\<leek \\'ilh three games against Hou ston.
!:The Giants. meanwhile, are a! Houston
a d Cincinnati th is week before con-
rD1ding al San Diego next week .
!from rookie outriclrler Bill y Buckner.
lq semi-veteran \\'illie Crawford. to
o•etimc baseball badboy Rich Allen . to
$ports In Brief
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aging but still spirited shortstop Maury
\Vil!s. the Dodgers pride themselves in
being a scrappy lot.
Crawford slugged it out with Houston
catcher Jack Hiatt the last time the
Dodgers \\'ere on the road. Buckner went
arrer Juan r.tarichal of the Giants after
being hit by a pitch last week. Allen
started after Atlanta pitcher Ron Recd
after a brush·back pit ch on Sunday.
"I think a rumble is good for a team.
as long as no one gets hurt, especially
me ,'' Allen said after Sunday's
doubleheader sweep over the Braves that
pulled the Dodgers to within 1 'h games of
first-place San Francisco in the torrid
1'.1ationa1 League \\'est race.
\Vhile Allen has provided !he Dodger,.;
with power hitt inµ. -22 home runs. 81
runs batted in -Buckner ::ind Crawford
are producini;: hits and exciting base-run-
ning .
\Vills? Hc"s the catalyst of !he Doelger
come b;ick fro1n 11 1~ garne.~ behind on
Sept. 4. Wi lls. who used lo stal!e ph ony
fi.gh ts In the clubhouse to spark the team,
\viii be 39 on Oct. 2. Too old for sparring
matches, p!'rhaps, but not for leading the
team on the field .
"He's the Maury Wills of 1965,'' San
Diego manager Preston Gom~z said last
\1·eek. "He's everywhere. everywhere."
\\'ills stole 94 base~ Iha\ year when th!!
Dodgers overcame a 4'h-game deficit in
!fl days to \\'in the pcnnanl.
i More Olympic Tickets
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Available to Americans
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' ~EW YORK -Americans who want
tit kels lo 1he 1072 Olyrnpic Games in
1'.fUnich will have a second chance
:;1prti11g Ol't. 15.
expect to win," said Giants manager
Ch arlie Fox. facing the series in Houston
!hat open5 tonight. "\Ve also have to be
\'Cry careful of tl1en1 1n the seventh.
eighth and ninth innings"'
barber before he could get It taped by the
trainer."
-Ra lston "hired a troop of professional
incentive builders to psych us up for the
season Opener" aga i11st Ar kans&S.
-The athletic depa rtment agreed lo
the players' deniands for "a stop in Los
Vega s on the way back from Arka ns as "
-Halston "threatened to resign" when
!he players demanded an end to the two-,
a-day practices before the Rose Bowl.
"The pressure to win." writes r.1 cCl ure
o( the Rose BO\\'] intermission. ··is so
great that some or the players, without
the coach's knowledge . ar@ removing lit·
tie green capsules frotn tl1eir lockt•rs an.d
popping then1 into their n1ouths .
"Al Stanford, \~e called it 'beaning up.'
taking arnphctatnines tu get the heart
pumping raster and th{' body lu111:tion1 11g
at an accelerated paec. f-,1nst pla~crs
,.;\\'allow speed out of self-defense. sirn·c
the odds are their opponents are also lak·
inµ !he clrug ."
Al Stanford, Chuck Taylor, the Sl'hOO!'s
director Qf athletics. issued the following
slatement:
"The article appcar!i lo be nothing
more than one athlete's opinion and his
reaction to lus athletic experiences. I
regret th<1L he has these feeli ngs.
especi<11ly SQ since he al ways seemed tn
be an enthusiastic com petitor and one
v.•110 was supportive ur Stanford's athletic
program.
'"There is no documentation for some of
his statements and he is factually in er-
UPI f tl1ohoto
ror on a number of points. He has every
right to express hill opinions, but ii should
be ren1embered that they are merely th&t
. , . just opinions.
"II ls unfortunnte that college athletics.
in general, and this yfar·s football team,
in particular. will have to absorb the in·
ference tert by the ¥.Tilers.
·'Coa<:h John Halston and tus st&ff have
always done an outstanding job of co1n -
n1unlcating with the players in area~
where grievances or controversy might
arise."
Ralston
Refuses
Rebuttal
It is typica l of .John Ralston that, hav-
ing been deeply hurt by a searing article
>1Titlen by Tim tl.tcClure. a mcn1ber of
last year's Stanford football team. he
refuses lo issue a rebutlal. in sisting that
"the important thing 1s to protect the
boy _"
lf you twi st his arm a little. Ral stnn'
softly point Olli a nurnber or in11 cc11r31:1cs
in the article, v.·hich appears today in 1he
soon-to-be-buried Look r.1agaz1ne.
All the while. though. as 1f 1t is rnore
painful to offer his ov.·n si<lc of the matter
than lo be the viclirn of 1he Sl'<11h1ng at-
laek, Ralston \1·ill insi~1 that "in anything
l sa~· for print I (lon ·1 want 'l'im to appe;ir
\ht• heavy !le's a good boy. 1'here·s
n!llhing vindictive abou t hull."
"I've coached for 20 years at every
lel'el."' he says. '"l\·e touchetl thou san<ls
or boys and I kno\\' th.it !19 percent of !he
ones I've touC'hed I've done something fo r
them. Football ts a greal gan1c, a super
game. bul 1l's not for everybody. It's only
for n gr1Jup of guys who en JOY comba!J\ e
sports.
•·rim !\·lcClure \\'asn'l forced to play."
The part about hair is dispelled \\'ith A
cursory glance at the Stanford playC'rs.
Tight end Ri!l Scotl and defensive backs
Pnt !\1oorc ;ind Randy Pot aren't exaclly
the crc1v cut t~·pe.
':R;ii1nund Ehrrl<'. d1rectnr of !he
nirv:"trian state press (lepartment. said
J:),000 l!ckets lo individual Olympics
PYenls wrl! be on sale lo Arnericans fron1
~1. 15 through l)ecen1ber.
The C1ai:1s arc ~-!! over !he last two DETROIT'S LEM BARNEY 120) IS STOPPED COL D. MINNESOTA WON, 16·13, MONDAY IN NFL CLASH .
Halston d1dn ·1 give in when the playt>rt
asked out of the two-a-day practices. ·· 1
felt \Ve needed it. It 1vas an obsession to
\\in the Hose 8owJ. bul I 1n"' coaching
n1uch n1ore relaxed this ye;1r ..
So m111:h more rel11xciJ 1hat tlHs fa\I hP.:
permitted hi~ players. by position. to
schedule praclice sessions
:r:1>erle, \1•ho rame here lo publicize the
gi n1es. said 81 ,000 indl\"idua1 c\·en!
t1i!kels v•rre sold earlier through the
Afncrican Aulon1obile Association. \\'hich
has exclu~1ve rights to Olympic tic ket
sales 1n the l'n1ted States.
lie s;ud . 5,000 hotel roorns already have
been resc•rvpd by Americans \\'ho plan lo
;i Uend thr Aug . 26-S!'pl. 10 gan1cs. Eberle
saut l0.000 Americans arc expected.
'!'hey will he put up 1n accon1n1odations
In r.1un ic h and other towns 11·ith1n a :m-
1nile radius. includin~ G a r n1 i s c h ,
Stanbrrg. Murnau and Tegernsee.
e Gin111s f'n._.e ARtrtJS
f;AN FRANC ISCO -The San Fran-
cr...co Giants. v.110 overcame some
bont:head plays in two weekend vielor~es,
t;d\e nn the Houston Astrodome jinx next
in th('1r struggle to hold first placf in the
Nft1Qnal League \Vest race.
"\\'r C'an'1 go overtime down there and
A1\GELS BATTLE l\.C
TVITll 3RD I N SIGHT
fl'he California Angels , in lhc 1niddle of
a ;three-tea111 baltle for third place in the
1erican League V.1est. open their fina l
l I homestand tonight against second-
fl ce K11r.sas City.
lyde \\'right, lfl-15. was schC'dulcd to
p ch for the AYlgels against Dick Drago,
J 10, of !he Rovals.
he Angels tfail third place Ch icago by h~lf a game. They lead f1flh -placc ~lin·
ntsota by 1 'h. •
if\fler two gan1es with Kansas City. the
Alig~ls hos! Chicago fnr four games
tlV-ough Sunday before rlosing out the Meson at Mlnnosota with a thret-game
shies nert week.
5rasons in lhr As1rodon1e . They lost s 2·1
decision in 12 inning.<; earlier lhis year
and dropped a 5-4 g:in1e \\'hen the Ast ros
si·orcd twice 1n the llollom Q! !h" ninth.
e A's Seel' 100 n ·ins
OAKLAND -The Oakland A!hl tltr!I
should be !hr hr5t. an1l perhaps the onl),
maior lcagur ha srhall team to rrach 100
,·ictories !his 5ea~11n
The A·~. Ainrril'<ln Lr:igur \\lr,.;t 1 hani-
pions. are !'17-;"{1 gu1ng into thr final rune
games of thl' scn son. all al lhc Oakl11nrl
Coliseum. P1Hsburgl1 of !he Na1ional
League has lhe secnnd highcsl total of
\\'Ins, 93.
The Chicago \Vhitc Sox will he here for
a twinight doublrhr:irtrr tonijjh1 Thr A 'i;
will start Chuck J)nbsnn. 15·4. a11d \'ula
Blue. '.?J-.'I. ag:11nst l'h1c:igo'-" Ttllnniv
John. 12-15. and B:ir! .Johnson, 11 -10 ·
Blue is \\·inlrss .,,·er h1.~ last four start!<,
since bea1in~ \Vashing1on 4.J nn Aug . 29.
Rul n1anagcr Dirk \Vil11an1.., 1~ sure
there's nothin g \\·ron~ •1·i1h the 22 year·
old lefl-handrr's arn1
e Derine f '1•1•li11g Ol<RIJ
GHEl'.:N BA y. \\11s -llan Dt\'IOC l\'a~
fefling jusl fine l\·lonlln~'. thank ~·ou. The
only pain "'as the final score
Devine. the rookie coach of !he Green
Bay Packers. had sfen his Nn !ional Foot-
ball League debut ruined in twofold Sun-
day.
lie broke his leg in a side lines pilrup
several rninutes before th e underdog Nr1v
\'or!r,C.iants upset the P:iu:kers 42-40.
"1 feel n'uch better than I I hou~ht I
would." Devi ne said in his roon1 al St
Vinccnrs Hos pitnl Monday. "l'n1 :i hcrk
of a lo! morr C'Ontrrned 11bou! f\11ke
l\1rCov thnn aboul mr."'
1'1rCoy. a starting drfensh·r !at·kle . in·
jured a kner and Oevine s111d lhe 28n-
pound sophomore rrorn Notre l)ame may
be out 10 da ys.
Do11 't Panic
Aho11t Rains,
Savs Deacon
ol
I.US A~GELC:S i AP 1 ~Defensive en d
Deacon Jones or the Ln-" Angeles nanis
~aid r.1onday he dlJcsn't belirvr New
Orleans 11 uarlerback Arcllie J\tnnning
crossed thr goal line on his last-second
roll out Sund.1~ -C\'en though 1he of-
[1cla ls rule<I he did
"I stilt fl(ln'l 1h111k !he quarterback
scorrd on lhat play b11t n1y job is not 10
rrferC{', and besides. the score \\'Ont
c:hnnge," .Jones said.
The Deacon. appeann~ on behalf of
coach Tommy Prothro at the v.·eekly
football writer~· lunchron. ref<'rred to the
1·ontrovers1al \\'1 nn111~ :;core \\'1th three
seconds remaining: lJid or did not the
rookie quarterback fumble before or aller
reaching the end zone, or did he really
evfr rea<'h the end zone? The Saints v.·on,
24-20.
Jones conceded, however. thnt the
Rarns' play in the first half was lh e worst
11e'd eve r experie nced in thl' past few
vcar~
. /\,.;, fnr lhe National Frmth111l League
rontest wtlh 1\tlantA here Sttnclay,'he ad-
ded ·
"If \1·e play likf 1hal Sund,.,v there·~ no
point of going to the Coliseum. Ru! don 't
panic about lhe Rams. we'll get 11 all pl1l
togel her."
Goolagong Beje~ts Pro Offe1·
i YDNEY. Au!lralia (AP ) -Vince
wan:!!. coaeh and guardian lo
mbledon champion Evonne Goolagon1t.
t 11y u ld hll'I charge would not accfpt /'Ill
o er of $56,000 to play on 1 proft!IS1onal
en's trnnl~ circull in the linited
tcs. offtr waii rn11d"' hy c:Jadys
ldman, <A World Tennis Ma ga?.. 1c and
nf tlw-fOf"f t l'I behind ttwo wunirn s Ulur
tored by Vlrgln1a Sllms.
Had Miss Goolagong and her coach
decided to acef'pt the offer. it y,·ould havt>
placed her at odds \\'Ith both the Lawn
Tennis Assoc1a!1on of Australia And !h1
Lln1ted States l,..;a\\'n Ti·nni." Aswr1a1!00.
The Austrnli~n or1tan11.&!1on rould ha\
suspcn1le<I her find 11rr1·rnl(•d hrr fro
dcfrnding hrr title ;ii \\111111.lledon ar.
playing olhf'r majnr to11man1ents 11uch e,,
the U.S .. French encl AuslrAlian Open~
Thi! women's pro t1Jur presently is in
c!isagrP<'mcnl v.·11h the USLTA clniminit
'he organizar1on ·s dcn1ands are unHc-
eptab!C
It is uri;ing a hrlycolt of \ht' 1972. US
Open at Forest llills, N.Y E<h\'ards ~ays
\1 is,.~ Goolagong will play in the New
"ou1h \Valrs Jl;ird Courl and Gr:\i;i; tou1·1
•~haniplonsh1ps, 1hr national hArrl cour!
;ind combined Viclorian-Australian 8r a~~
l't1t11·t lilies.
Mn1111 Muffs Boot •
Goats Aplenty for Lions
11116-1.3 Loss to Vikes
J)ETRO IT (i\Pl -Ertol ~1;1nn coulj
kick him~elf today -hut hr m1gh! be arr
target.
r>leanwhilr . Fr1 ·cl Dix and lus :.,1111-
ncsotn Vikings teainmatcs. p!us their
f;in s. arc probably kicking up their heels .
1·ci.1lnr and Stel'e 011(•11s gol 1611 ~:1rd ~
ru~h111,g
Corncrb:il'k Lcni Rarne~· 1vai; !he v1c-
t1n1 of (;rim's tou chdi\Wll and also fumbl -
ed a kickoff on 111.~ n1vn 20 'vith 9'~
minute5 remaining I() h;ind the 11·1nn1ng
oppor1un1ty to the V1ke.~
"Thr hnebaekers alrnost killed lhe
learn. lhl'y \vorkerl lhl'1n sn hard. After a
fe1v prac:t1ccs lhPv turned 1t back 01·er lo me •· ·
l'vlcClu re 1111~ c:orrrct. however. 1\•hen
he s<i~s his d!'fens1vc llnl' co;ich didn't
\'IS!t h1rn 1n the hosp11 al. Rut Ralston 1l1cl.
1\1·1r<' And ~!rs. H11lsto11 sprnt the e\'en·
i11g nf the l:CLA ganie 1111h r.·lrClurr 1n
the ho~p1t:il. !1.~t<·11 1ng !n thr ganie 111tll
hu11 (tn thr r:irl10.
And H;1bton·s 111111 dn u~lilt•rs h:ikccl
('Ook•es <!!ld !1)nk lhcn1 In the ho~p1lal
""Coache,.;. says H;il ston , ""l1vr 1n i.;I;;,.;,,
house.~. \'I'(' bct•n calll'rf :in SOB bcfnrr.
hut"' -!111 s 11 grin -''11$uallv bv tl1P.
.ilumn1 I guess r O\\'C hi1n an a1i-01ogy if I
offended him. I've J!nt hrQari shoulder.~.
50 make 111e 1he heavy and the hell \\Jth
it ' . ' ..
ill.inn was one or several goati; fnr the
J)c!ro1t Lions ~!onday nigh1 in their 16-13
National Football League season Opt'ning
loss to the Vikings before a national
lf'levision audience and a eapaicly cro\\·d
or J.4,418 al Tiger Stadiu111.
Favo1~ites Wi:t1 Easily
Cox boo!ed a nine-yard field goal 111lh
5: 18 remaining tn rlimax a ret:o\'cry
frorn a 13·0 dcfi rit. lie also kiekC'd field
l!OillS or IJ a11d ~2 yards \\'hile Gnrv
Cuozzo hit Bob Griin ·wit h a 5-yard
touchdown pass for Ille Vikings other
seure.
~1 ann n1uffed a ;t1-yard field goal try
\vith ~even seconds loft in the game which
11·0lild ha\'(' tied the ~;imr 16·1ti. r>1ann
also m i s~rd field gonls of 53 t11·ice ;ind 39
yards.
11 11'ns the seventh consecu!ive timf'
De1roil has lost lo Central Di\'ision rival
~linneso1a and it marked the Lions first
hon1e n1>ening los~ Cl'cr .
''It \vas my faul1 all the \\'ay ." ~·1ann
moaned \n the quiet Lions' dressin~
r011m. "I hopt' to God ii never happen s
a~Alll
"I didn 't get a good hit." he said. •·t
didn't get a good hit all day. It \\'as rny
fnult. ·· ·
\'!kings C'Qach Bud Grant rillled
Detroit "the toughe st de(en~ive tearn
\11•11 play all year ." but ,.;uch romments
undoubtedly won '! soothe lhe pride of dis-
<1p;·cnn ted Lions' fan s.
D"1rrill CQaC'h Joe Schmidt r rno-
llnnlrss. obsrr\c-<1 · "\\'I' bent th1'1n
ph~::1~al!y hut t;ouldn'! pul !he pt)illb. on
1hr hflard ··
I.inn <Jll:1rtl'rhack (',rf't:. l.andr\ 11h1•
lo~! his fourth ~amr in ln111' ~1.~.·1 ~
Rgn111st lhe l'urple Gang, t'omplclcd ool)
ze1 I'll of 25 passc~ fnr a nic:igcr 51i >·;irds .
l\'hile Detroit runners ~1cl farr. Altic
At Pacific Soi1thwest
LOS ANGELES (AP\ -The Pacific
Southv.·cst Open tennis championships is
under wa y acc1Jrding lo script: the
favored players :ld\'anced.
Second-seeded J;in Kodes cruised
through the ~rcond round .
Kodes, the Czech 11•ho lost to S1nilh in
the U.S. Op<'n finAI match, elin1inated
unseeded .Jun Kuk i of Japan fron1 the
$73.000 event \\'ilh a 6--0, 6-3 trjuruph bas-
ed on a stead~· bA~eline gan1f.
Cl ark CrAebner of NC'w Y1Jrk, seeded
fourlh. edged un~l'Cdf:'d Brian Teat:her or
San Oic,llo. 7-fl. 7-6, and No 5 frank
Frnehling of 1'"1. L11uderdale, Fla .. \\'hip-
IX'd Hay t\!'ld1e or AU!!lralia. 7-5, 7-5.
f'orl}'-lhree-yeN-old Panch1J Gonzalez
seeded eighlh1 ousted Richard Russell of
Jamaica, 6-4, S.-2, in their second-round
rnatch.
S~'"""'""•• OI 111 .. MICI lt<O'ld-tlHJftd Dl•v MO"ll•v '" •~• P1<ollc Sout•wnt ()ptn "n"'' ch•..,D•omh•M II LP\ ... "Oii•• l•"~" ,,;\"\;.,.,,.
Mv•'• Sltlll" (,p•1lll lt•tlrlc~. €nolond, II•' P11rlclo CO!'nfoo,
("I•, t·?, .... [,._. ••~ Oillf~. ~II" ~•••o. dft. ~lf'v' f l~k•. Stn!• lt••b~··· 6 '· .. 1 O•• 11~cih•on, sw...it /\, 111r. Ol<k Le~,~. "''""'•· ~ ·6·~·1 l>i~'oh•, ~·~·1 •. <l•t M•"•110 Lii••. M••lco. 7
' '6 I J John A•t ••"(in, A.1111111!0, d,1 lur"t~ How••d N•"l""' Nrw• V• • I. I-• .,,p,~11 ~~~:"'"""" f '·'~" ~·! /•!I "'"''n Pell•no
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Ft•n~ FrOO'~llntl. f t. L•ud~rd•lr. Fii. 11~. 11• ... K•llllf. 4uSl•oh•, l•J, 1-S.
J!ov Mooro. South tllrlc•. dr l. Ml~• l!rf lu , l •I J.lr, 1 ... />-1, />-)
Be~l~~or:.u~·~'.' & ,:'u•lr•!I•, <:I•! Sl•vr Krulov,!i,
"J~~"11 F i!IOI, LMl1, d~I. Ml~• (•!r l. ttou.icn, 6·1, ._
J~• lorow!o~. 11'~11,.._ N! lhul llomlru M••-l(o. •-6. 1·6. 1>-1 '
J•~;1~~~ 6~'."'Ll.lt•, M~l lbu, Del 11.c~l•d '!11,.111,
J. J!ov &1••h, S~n O'eoo, dr! Krn t<ir~o. JBP•n, ~ •, 1·
Clot~ G•••bner, N•w YO"-. d•! l rl1" l•ot~f•, S•n
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11 ";',,i.'g~lt~"'~l"• r ~~;'"""'"" '"· d•f •11r~ fo•, su ..
Au~•~::~ •• ~";'.":'. Soult> "'"c• Cl•• Colin Dlb••v,
J•m tonne" ~'"'' Mo"•l•, dtt 1 111n S•one, .... 1 •• 11 .... l ....
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llMtO<! l 1nn1•. LO"•Oul AA011~l1ln, Ttnn , dtl Tom G(H'm•"· S11!!!• >I, M . 1-S.
Grid Ratings
r .. m •·1 "'"· T••m .. 1 '"· 1 '0D•11•'I DH 10 IAI•• II O•llhOmo \ O 1'10
' N 0•-n •l 1 0 1,001 ll Ptnn Sl•lt t.O 11:
J T~i•1 U \ 10 1'9 IJ S!~rlo"' l o l 'I
• Mlcll~A" 10 1\0 U Gf0·11• 10 1~
.S AuOl/'(1 nl I 0 '911 IS "')to~• Mat• ID 11•
I O•lo Sl•le I 0 ., 1~ u~c ' I ••
I Ak•n•·· lO ''° !I w"'"""'°" ID •• ! •l•t>Olf11 l ·C 006 It L11ul1 l~n• S1 ' 1 JJ
t T~""'"'' 10 100 19 lol•oo )O 11 IQ C-otc rado ).0 lll )0 flu~• 1 O 16 0'""" r~•l~i"O vo'•\, !t!I'<! Al~ll~l!o'll<•llY;
41' Jeorce. (~lllo•~••· G""•olo '"""· l!ou•tono K•n .... Ml<•ID•" S!•t•. ~e ... M••i•o. North c., ...
''"" ""'· 5~r~cu"• Tul•o,, W••• ~D'•"· W••' V••(,11n••
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Tutid.ir. StPltmbtr 21 . 1971 _______ D:_A __ l_L Y_P_ll_OT _ _,1~7
rMU JC Star~ of \\le ek ; Big MD
r · Worries
Ar ea Spo rts Calen dar .1
I
Bill CORNE LI US
GWC-Offense
DEN NIS WALTER S
CCC -Offense
STE VE DIVEL
Sad dleback-Offense
DOUG HILL IARD
GWC-Oefense
PAT SWEETLAND
OCC-Oefanse
RUD Y HOL MES
Sad d1eback-Defense
Surprises Th1·ow JC Vista
Into State of Uncertai11t y
There were quite a few surpri ses on the
junior college foo!hall scene last weekend -
and or course !he Orange Coasr .. Gnlden \Vest
outcome has !Cl top lhe lisL
That nearly unbelievable rally by lrnklPn
\Vest's Ru stlers (three touchdowns in the
CRA IG
SH EFF
~-
last 311z 1ninutes\ that earnert !hem ,; !Je \•nth
OCC has undoubledly given roach Ray
Shacklefnrd's cluh a big boosl.
And \\'ilh highly-touted Rio Hnndn brin,::
upset by Sanla Ana last Saturday, the Gnlrlen
\Vcs.L staff and players mu sr ·be thinking
thcv havr fl shot at lhc. Sn11thern Californi;i
Cori fcrrnce l 11lc _
F:as1 Li\ \\'Cl~ rhl:' nn ll ~0Ct1I c1rru1! club tn
t1'in lc:ist 11·rckcnd. rleiraling Fre,;n(l Mean-
\rhilc , l.ACf'. Csrress c:ind LA llarhnr ;:ill
suffrrf'rl hi,i:: 1<1ssrs.
In Lhe n1gged South Cna ~! Confrrr.ncr. l'u1-
lr r1nn h;irrlv gnl h_v·Long Rcarh C1t_11 Cnlle~e
1l·ith S.1nl;i Ana ;inrl S;in T1 ieg0 Tiles.~ the only
o01 r.r lecin1.~ In po.~t 1·irtfir1rs
Lnng Rr;ich 1·c. \\'hirh :-11fler£'d iL~ !1!1h
~traight rlt'fra1. n1av be an underrated club,
Or F.Jr rna y nn1 h;ivr lhri hnrse,o; this seasnn.
R111 !hat· ... highly unlikely.
1\lesa now has ;i p;iir of wins I Ariznna
\Vestern anrl LA llarbor \ and appears to
;igain have a so!1d club. Santa Ana definitely
has to be rated as a dark hor~e.
'Ibe jury is s1i l\ out on Cerritos and ,\·1l. S;:in
Antonio. Coach F,rnie .Johnson·s Cerrito~ Fal-
cons fell lo <ihl·::i~·s-lough Bakersfield 19-1 in
'70) whi le ML Sa n An lonio v.·as a victim· ol
!lfii;sion Conference tnugh ie Cilrus.
San Diego 10-21 figures lo take its luinps
again in '71.
Orange Coast. rlrspi1e the lir. has it all -
if it decide:> Lo play football for the entire
gan1e.
Fu!ler1nn is still lhe Learn !.o beat -but v.·r.
figu re that the Oct 2.1 bat!le a1 Anaheim
Stadium involving the Hornets anrl OCC will
decide it. all .
In the Tl11ssion tircuit. Saddlcback. Cltru~
and Riverside appear to be the cJai;s off last.
weekend's victories. Southwestern and San
Rernaniino al.~o loggeO 1vins \\•hile Chaffey
and Palom<1r i;uffered defea ts.
Grnssmont does no!. 5lart its season until
Saturday.
* * * or thl' R5 junior c-ollei;:t>s playi n,e; foo!hall
ln California, 35 "·ent to a 10-~aml' ,;chedule
!his year.
And nf tho~t. :l5. 16 are in Southern Califnr-
nia.
\\'ith tht exreplinn of S:in Rern;irdino anri
Gross mont. all l\li~sion rircuit tfam~ art
pla,ving JO J:ame~.
Onl v San flie,e:n i\le.~a. San llie,e:o ;:rnd i\·H,
San Antoni(! ha\e added ont more til t in lht
South Cna~t Cfl nferenre. And nnnf of !hr
Southe rn Cal cirC'uit. club' ;~ playing JO ga mes
lhi~ ~ea!>nn.
Ba,se ball Standing s
A:\IERJCAN LEAGUE
Baltimore
n et.rni l
Bo~tnn
New 't'ork
\Vashini;:ton
Clrveland
East Division w I.
92 57
88 " llfl 74
7fl 75
F-0 91
:>s 95
\'t'esl 0h'i5ion
);-O<tkland 97 !').'i
Kans.:i~ Cit v 82 71
Chicago · 72 80
AngPls 72 111
r.·tinnesntil 70 82
1'.·lilwaukee li5 88
x-Chnc herl division title
MondtV'I ltt1ul!•
~·1!wtu~e• l Minne•"'• ~
Pel.
.li17
.17 1
~l!I
.51:'!
397
.379
.,,
GB
'" 14 11?
J 5 ,_,,
" 36
S:Jfi !5'':!
.474 25
.471 25 1"'
.461 27
425 321~
w,,,.,,..~ •·• c .. vel•"" ""'· '" ,, .... JO lnnlRg\
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l<)ll•V'' G•"'tl
M o•w•v~e~ ll(••u.<>• 1.111 ot M•.,n••tll• IP•...., ii.u1
O•••oll (f1mm•rmt~ I I\ ~• &a1•on t lon~·o
8 ,,, ~·•hi
Clev•••<'<I IMA"" l·JI •• W••"'"Olnn 111~·· ... n
11·!$1. nloM
aoltifT'Off I M{N•llY 1•·51, .,;9"1
Cl>!c-IJ~" 11·1} And John"'n !1-10) •I
~•tl"'"''1! (Doboo<> 1<..• Ind a.tom l~·\1 !. J, lwr
niv"' l(tnSl l Cltv !0••1111 1•1m ....... 1. <W•lgM
)S.1J), ni9M
l'OATIONAL LEAGUE
Pitt~burizh
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Montrc.;il
Philadelphia
Ea~L Oivisinn
IV L
9.1 Ii i
84 f.9
7!1 74
7!1 74
67 R4
62 91
"1cst Oivisinn
San Francisco 85 ~
Dnd,e:~r~ 84 70
Atlan!a 7!1 7/i
Houston 75 78
Cincinnati 75 RO
San Diogn ~ 9.1
• Mont•¥'• lllo•ulh
l'h\!orl•IP"!• •I M<>~""'°' ), f l <n T~d•v'• G•m••
Pel.
.li04
.• 14!1
.~ lfi
.SJ6
,444
4115
.5~
.545
.510
.4~ ....
.:t79
GB
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7
10
11
27
N•w Ve•• !S••V<t 11·91 01 C~ic•~<> IK001en I n1
Pnil•O•lonlo !lll•v...,..10• 4-f •nl! !''""'"" 1<>-71 •I
AA<>n"••I IMn•""' !(Ht OM lllo~O" l'l-141. ?, '"''"
'"'"' S•~ lll•on tf-••n-11n 11.n1 "' .0..11•~'• (l(•ll•v l,SI·
'"9"' DOI!••" !O••••<> lJ·•nl •• (lntl<>notl ((jull•ll
u .1). n:<i"' $~n f'••nc•s«• ICvm!)o<••r'll! 9·11 •' Mnu''"" 11111.
ln9n•n"1 l-1Sl, n!9M
Pitt<llll•9" IE'l•I• ,, 11 •Ii• l <>U'J i lhun U.\Al.
~lfhl
"'""' Yor• •1 cn1c•o<> rn11~~·1~n+1 •' Montr••1 "''M
5•n Ol•o<> "' Al11n1•, nl~h! D•~terl •! C!nc1 .... Atl, .. 111M
S•n ~r•nclsco 1! K~u!ICn. "''"' Pill•~''" •I St. Lnul•. n1gn•
DEAN LEWIS
Bale I win
By PHIL ROSS
Ot I~• D•ll~ ~llo! S!oU
The last 111•0 seasons ha \'e
been a lesson in futilitv lo;·
roarh Tom Baldwin and his
Santa Ana Saints v.•hen 1he~1
1vent up against the i\1aler Dci
J\1onart•hs in preseason foot-
ball action.
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TAKE TH E
NEWS QUIZ
We Dore You., .
Every Saturday
In both 1969 a11d 1970, th{'
Monarc h~ spotted Santa Ana
one louchrlnv•n in the earl~' \
going ;:ind then turned around
each tinH' tn rout the Saints_
This tin1{', R;ildw1n ~ays.
.. w1"cl Just like tD get ahead
and ~tay ahead "
Rut in order In do that. lhe
Sa ints must 01·errome a
lreniendous phy~ic;il rlist1d·
v11ntage in Thursd<iy night's
opener ;>.i;;ilnsl Maler Dei ;it
San1;i An;:r Bnwl.
1~! Pilot Pigskin
PICKEROO
~·I
c . ...:.Jt.. "Our size i~ realty small."
confides Bald1vin. "and they
al'e really big : the com-
bination is scary.
--\Ve ha\'e onlv tv.·o kid s over
200 pounds who·11 st art and
that's if..
Cl1on1ps Reward
'·rr v.·e dnn '1 get hurt. v.·e
hope to make it through the
season on our strong suit -
quickness." ;idds the 1·eteron
Silint 1nenlor.
Chris Bro1vn is lhe new gol f charnpi on of Santa Ana
Count ry Clu b after 1vinning the 46lh annual SAc:c
Club Championship Sunday. 1'he 22·year·old Arizona
State University junior defeated (orn1er clu b champ-
ion Jack Van Rossem one up in the 36-hole final
n1atth of the n1onth long competition. Bro,vn resides
at Canieo Sho res.
\\'hat about fvlater Df'i'!
"\Ve would thµ,~ lh<it 1hrv·ll .,
pas~ 1nore agains! 11s I 11·11h
stron_g-;rnncd riu:irt.erback Rill
Clough l th;rn in the pa~l R11t
1hrl' ll'C'!'Pl1 '1 -~llf'Cf'S~f11I 1hrrP
in '1heir scrunm;ige S;:it11rrlay
at t-;ewport Harbor ,'' Baldwin
Sil~'S.
Sava ge Gets Jav~lin
In Se dan Ass ign1nent
"Any1v a.v, lhey really wnrP:
Nev.•port down ll'ith their run-
n!n.'1: izan1e. ''
Rald1vin <iP:scribcs his "li!tlP:
Kid s" as stingers who aren't
afrairl tn hi!. with Sanla Ana
st.ill possessing it~ t.rademark
nf lhe past in a swift rorps of
bi1Ck~
Senior Keith \Vvnck 1 1 7~1
and sopho1nnre flash r.·1ikr
r-.1n!ina 1!RO1 \l'il1 be sharing
lhP qua rterharking riuties v.·ilh
defensiv e h<1tk Randy Sorlr.v
1 Jif11 i1V'1ilab1e in c<1se or an
emergency.
RIVERSIDE -For n m;in
1vhose raring future appe;irerl
about as bleak as an Ali1skan
\\•inter six month~ a,(!o. Swede
Savage i~ doi11g prcHy well
S:i1'<1gc. 25. of San1a Ana .
suffered a ser\nus brain C'On-
cussion in a11 at:cident during
the Que.~t or f;r:ind Prix ;ii
Onl:irio Motor Sperdway las1
!\larch and to sn111f' nf 1he dnc-
lors who aHenrled hin1 thrn_
his 1.:arrer as a raee c-ar dnV{'I'
had been e111 cons1der<1bl\'
short of the lamp anlici paled
f(lr hin1.
Bu! S;iv;ige recovered fro1n
the he;id inJurv w1!h nn1hing
more serious th;in ii diHicul!v
in re111e111hering p e op I e · s
nan1es and earlier this n1nnth
\11a.~ the fourth r a s I es t
qualifier for the California 50!J
al Ontario.
Although he suffered
lhri:iugh the ·70 <·ampaigo wit h
a bad hack. \SO-pound Louie
Pr!'('Z 1nan~ one Of 1h('
l1alfback slol.s whlli> junior
Oesni Sco!t 11551 lrnd~ his
mercurial ti11ents to ttie nlher
halfb<1ck pos!. Seo!! is ratrd ;is
both quicker and slrnnger than
r erez. nne nf 1he Sunset No'v conies the an-
League·~ fasles1 h11rdlf'rs d11r-nounccment that Savage h;:i.~
in_t:: lr;i ck season. replaced Mark DonohlH' in the
.Jun ior ,Jud P:irkrr. thf' on!v Su11oco Javelin or 11oger
sophon1ore who lrtterrrl nn Penske for the final Tr;>.'1.~-
las!. \'ear's vars1tv is lhe An1eri can Sedan race of the
fullba.r k. although hr rherks in season Oct :l at Riverside
:it onlv Jin_ Behind him i~ 6-2, lnt.ernation<1J R<icewn~·.
21s-rol1nrl ff it•h<1rd Dischner . i1 Do nnh 11e. perhaps An11•rira's
clef en~ iv f' ~tarlrr al rnos t, Slltl'C.~shrl driver t;1f 1171 ,
l111rbackrr_ .<1hand11ned the Am er i r <1 n
Thr wirlr rcceivrr position is ~-1otor.~ car for 1he fin;rl rare
manned bv ;i ve trran -6·2_ 1n order t'I run a l\1rL;i1·e11
lllO·pound · \Vallrr to.1 c'1d ~ Fnr:,111l:i 1 rar in thr ~I S
11·h1le ,e:u;:irrls ~fark Lnvr l;irlv r;rand Prix hein.c: helrl on the
(l!l.11 and R1eharrl Shrrrill ~;ime d:iy as the Riverside
(li5• ;inrl rrn1er tlf1kl' Frnrrtlo Tran<;-/\l'll.
1 l!Fi1 :ilsn ~aw cnnsiderahle "()bv1nusly. feel grctil
duf \' 1a~t f;r11 ;it>nul being able In drive for
"\\'e r!on·1 hci1·r :i ln! of !in1e Hoger :ind Arnerican i\·1ntor.~ ...
In prf'p:i.re for Th11rsdal' i1fter j-
lasl S;:i1urd<i,v·~ srrim1n<li?e
ai::ainst. F'n1111ta1n Valle,\•:· says I
Rald11Jin. "Rut 1'.f:ilrr r)ri h:i~
lhr :-an1e prnblern tnn. So.
wr'll h;ive lo be ready ,"
VOLVO
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1971 VOLVOS
!TIOIY(O!T!AI
Savage s<1irl on Jhe new driv-
1 Info! assiji!nmenl. "lt's the No. 11
tean1 and a great car."
Hera ld ed by many a~ lhe
next gre;:it A1neric<1n raC(' rar
c1rivrr. Savaf,!e v.•as about to
brgin his fi rst r11\1 prnfe.~sional l
sea .~nn dri ving a l)<1n (;urney -;
prep;i r·ed J<:agle nn 1he USAC I
rhampionship 1rni1 this year.
Bui afler finishing lhird in !hr [
season openf'r a1 Ph(le.nix.
Sav;ige aecept<'d ;i ride in thP
Questor and l:isled onlv 11
laps before 1he thrnHle stuC'k
on his Formula flOOO car and
he hil a 1·en1ent wall al
()n!<irio.
Savage admits now lh;:r! he
knew the car was not com· i
petitive and !hat he stood litl le/1
chance of "'·inning tha1 r;iee.
"Ile.fore r ever izet back intn
a ·bogus car' !one that i.~I
neither safe nor com-
petitive1." Savage said. "I'll
qui! racing. My days or be1niz
sn enthusia~fic about the sport
thar. I'll drive anything are
over."
\V ith Penske·s .J ave Ii n ,
S;ivage ha.~ !he best pos~ihle
ridf' fnr rhr Tran~-Am finalt>:
\\'1lh Dnnnhur ;:it thP v.·heel.
1hl' rf'd . \\•hile and blue pony
1.:<11· won seven or the nine
race.~ hf'ld and P e n ~ k e ' ~
record fnr preparin~ saft cars '
is 11nrival rrl.
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Mari;a at El Rancho
Brea at San Clemente
University vs Foothill
Estancia vs Tustin
Huntington Beaeh vs. LB Millikan
Costa Mesa vs. Katella
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Laguna Beach vs. Gladstone
Edison vs . St. John Bosco
Lakewood vs. We stminster
Atlanta vs, Rams
Oregon vs , Stanford
UCLA vs, Michigan
Illinois vs. USC
Alabama vs . Florida
Auburn vs. Tennessee
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(If Washington lluskit>s 11•ere
reported in i;:ood ph_y~1c11l
sha~ Monday. despite thei r
grueling 38·35 \\'in las\ Sa1ur·
day O\"er the, /'u rt.!u e
Boilermakers
Dt'fens1ve Ba t k <..:al Junes
shov.·ed up at lhl' s"e;1t ~u11
cl1 ill ,.;:tr " µ'-l ll..,J i11uu:.l1u1~
muscle but y,•as expected tu be
ready for nc.~t Y+'e<'k·s g:Hne
against Texas Christia n
fWnnin.': back Jim Eicher
and Dou_g Colvard \.\'ere back
after n1issing t h~ Purdue
garne because nr injuries.
Coac-h Jin1 Owens reported
he has rnoved defensive ba(·k
Bill Cahill, defensive l111e1nan
Pat Elsy,·ick and Slf"ong srifety
1'ony Bonwell tu 1l1e :-!artin~
learn. Bonwell 111 <1.\l'd !\\'u
rears a1 <.:olden \\"('~f
U,'i('
LO~ ANC:ELES Cu;.u·h
John Mct\riy 1~ trying lo
shnrpcn !he Uni\'t'rSll\' of
Southern California·s ru;1n1n.I!
offt>nse for Saturday n1gh1's
intersections l cl;1sh "' i t h
Illinois in i\1emorial Col1seu1n.
The Trojans worked on
blocking .:is.~ignmenls i\1onday.
after squaring their record al
,.
Se11io1·s Net Cl1111n1•
l ~I 1rith a 24-0 victory over \Vorld net cha111p1n11 Hnd I.aver !11 glil l p1c!'>C'nls first annual Spiro A gne\V
P.1ce Saturday n ~gh t Jn trophy to SC/llOI"!) net 11inncr Ed K1'tud e1 (if Brc nl 1\~IOd ('ount rv rlub. Over
Houston. 1.000 spectators 11C're oi1 ha ncl for !he fi11;il~ of the 42n<l P<.1r1f1l' Sou ll111esl S('n·
Two 'J'ro1ans mi5scd prar-i()rs tennis chan1p1on~h1p ltf' 1'.:e11 po11 Be<it h 'l'e11111:-. ( 'lub Sunday.
tice 1\1nnday becau se of 1n-----------'-----'--------------------------·!
JtJries. \Vidr rc!'eivcr 1\l 1k(•
]\1organ. a former Mater De1
star. suffered a broken nose
;-iga inst Rice but was expected
to be available against Illinoi s.
Defensive end J oh n f;r<inl.
who suffered hc<id injuries in
a n1otorbikc accidenl and
missed the Rice ganie, \1•as
expected to resume practice
·later this \\'eek.
Bue Poloisls 11abbed
To Capture Tour11ey
IJfl t1• ;i 1a.-;i sl<trl . Orilnge
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Grid· 1'.ickels
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Theater Notes
Laguna, Mesa, SCR Open
By TO.\I TITUS
01 t~I Dl l!J ,Hot ~!UI
The third "Plaza Suite" lo
play Ort1ni:;e County in three
weeks arrives nn the staizc of
the Laguna ~toulton Playhouse
tonight. and I/us "'eekend
lhenlergoers "'i\I have their
C'hoice 01 seeing the Neil
Simon l'Omedv at three dtf·
ferent playhoUses.
Elsewhere along the Orange
Coast. the curtains go up twice
in Costa rvll•sa Friday -at
Sou th Coast Rcperlnry for the
rock oper:<t "Tommy" and at
the Costa J\1esa C iv i c
Playhouse for the sei.:ond half
Of !IS progrilrn of Noel Cowa rd
one-arls. "Tonight at 8:30. ''
And in Fullerton. a ch11rth
~roup unveils its produttion ot
the \'lntage musical "Briga-
doon ."
Laguna's "Plaza Sui f e ''
marks the opening show of a
"nev: regime" at t he
playhouse under its n e \V
supervising dlrector. II a p
Gr:ihan1. And this version \1·1\1
<liffl•r fron1 the ones currently
on stage in Hunlin gton Beach
and San Clemente in that it
will utilize the same leading
players !n all three segments
of U1e show_
Robert Engman and Jacqlue
~loflett, hot/1 fam ilia r fates in
county theater and particul<ir-
ly in Laguna. will portray the.
incommun1cat1ve couple 111
"Visitor F rom Mam aronek."
the producer <ind his biggesl
ftin in "Visitor From
H o 11 y wood ' ' and the -----··-" ;·rv ' DAILY . LOG
Ii.·,.., . ...____ .. --~·
Tu esday
Evening
SEPTEMBER 21
5:00 i Bir News Jerry 01Jnph1
3 New1 Bill Huddy
· llNBC Ntw1 Tom Snyder
News B!mey Morris, Larry Mc·
Corrnick
"Sedood." animation film by senior
division prize-winner Werner Weiss:
and "This Was Then. Wh!t Is Next!''
documentary on drug history, by
Mr. long's sixth·1rade class al Sml-
l1y El~entary School In Redlands. ml• Cou /11z1ad1
(39) ltncer
9:00 (15) Thirty Minutes With ••• CE Rosas p111 Vemoiu
9;30
0 CANNON EXPLODES with * ACTION and SUSPENSE!
beleaguered P<lrl·n!S ur the
hr!de in "\11sito1· Frnm Forest.
Hills " Bette <ille5. Jln1 :;;piers
and Rk·hard Steppe round out
!he cast doubl!ng 111 supporting
assignrnents.
"Plaza Suite" 1v11l be on
stage Tl1csdays I h r (• u g II
Saturdet.vs for lhree \\'eeks at
the playhouS<'. fiOfi L;·.gunn
Canyon Road, Lag11n:-1 Beath.
Reservations 4~H -07~J.
* South Cnast It e pert n rr
launches its season in unique
fashion l·;nday \1'1Lh ;1 full
theatrical staging or the rock
opera "Torn1n v" under 1he
joint direction of J)t1\·1d Ein-
tnes :_ind ~1a1·ti11 Rcn:>;l"111. The
directors have fashioned a
sce11,1rto for lhC' pn1dutlion.
which in 1!s ong1n11I fornl 1,;on-
tained no "s<Tlp!"' ;is such, flll·
ly rnusic and lyrics.
"To1n1ny" i~ visualized as a
tran~forrna tional t h r a I. e r
moven1cnt p1t·l:e in 11·hir h an
ensemble coinpan~· uf actors
•·con1n1e11\ on. counter point
and visualize" the slnry as it
is told by singer!' and n1u~1-
<·1ans, who also are in 1'olved in
the action.
The rock opera will be
presented for six 1veekcnds.
running \\'ednesdays through
Sundays after (1 p e n i n g
weekend at the Third Step
Theater, 1827 Ne"·port Blvd ,,
Costa r.1 e s a. Hcserv:11inns
0 "EYEWITNESS NEWS"! * Break the habit with
Ben ti· Jack son -Sloane 0 Ntws Joseph llen1i
D Romance and Adventure * In the Old West •••
EJ @ C.nnon William Windom
guests as a b~nku who hires Can -i_cilf:l'.ll!Gzif:tllii~
non lo investigate the hit-and •run
death ot his young st(relary. Don
Gordon. Sorrell l!ooke ind Chris-
topher Dar~ gunt. Wild, Wild West ..•
m@ Wild, Wild Wt$1
The Fllntltone1
I 01eam of Jeannie
(IS) Wishes, lies ind Ore1ms ED Chi!d1en's F1ir
@II Noticiero 34 m Dtsert Rl!p0r1
(39) Mryberry RFD
Cf) NtW1 Jim Hawthorne
5:30 0 Steve Allen ~how
0 PATTY DUKE & ANNE * BANCROFT -"THE
MIRACLE WORKER"! 0 MGYie: (50) '1he Mir1cl1 Worlr:·
e~· Part I {drama) '62-Anne Ban
croft. Patty Duke, Victor Jory,
({!CBS News Walle r Cronkite
(jPJ NBC New1 John Chancellor
Q) The F)Jinr Nun
(E) Sill Cosby Sllow
(15) Social Sec11rity
fD HodP!X)dge Lnd11 m a .. 1 th• Odd•
(39) Green Aem
Cf:) El At1011blt Prof. AldlO
ffi ABC Hews
Cl @ m Tht runny Sidt "The
Funny Side or ~1" Second honey·
moons, compatibility !ests and body
signals art thre~ ~ements ol this
eoisode. G~ne Kell~ is host
0 BtJlt1 Wtnl Nm ffi Pacl!lc:-8 Confe~ FOGtball Higtillgl'tts Featured i~ lhe 1970 foot.
ball s&1150n 8nd !he Stanford Ro1e·
bowl champions. fD (15) ! SPiclAl i Jtromt W1l11tt:
~ Batik E.tperie11ce Hawaiian artist
Wallace sco~rs lla!ive beaches for
dye elements to use In ~ii belik
creatio~s. eJ l• Crur de M1rist Crvces
(39) Monty N11h
LO:OO 0 (3) l'6) CE Mamu Welb1. M.D.
"A Portrait ol Debbie" 01. Welby
hi:ss a puzzltng diagnostic problem
In a ~tmg girl who h: Mw!1 adopted.
Gue-sis art Patricia Crowley and
George Gri171rd 15 Carol and Georgi
Adams, and Pemel}'ll Ftnfln 1s Ft ·
licla.
0 Thelnnren nOJ S.n Olep Prl1•111J ElectiOll 1:001C8S Newt Watler Crttflklte m Ntws Putnam. Fishman
3 ABC Ne'" Smith. Reasoner t]) Soi.rttt...est Con!ere11t1 Foatb1R · ID NBC News John Chancellor Highlights Sou1nwes! Athletic Con·
6 Truth 01 Consequences lerence consis1s ol eight uni~eriiitles
8 Or~gnet in Te~as and Louisiana.
· What's Mr Liner (IS) Realities
lfO) Primus ff'! The Advocalitt lD 1 Love ltlCJ (39)Roller G1me1
(!)I Drt1m of le1nnit CI!) Festival Mn'ita!!o ro ConverSftions With I Psyehi atril1 €E To Be Ann011nced lO:l D
{39J Rat htrol 0 "THE GOLDOIGGERS"
ffi M•ntr1p * Musical variety show.
r:JO E (39) Git" tampbtll Bob Hopi , Your host--CHEVROLET
The Smothers Brothers and Dionne EJ The Goldd iUe"' Bob Newhart !~
W3rwick Ruest. specl!I guest, Larry Storch and 0 \'fO) rn ll"O'llsld1 "C4ntract: !<ill Char les Nelson Reilly 111 regul ar
Ironside" perlormers.
0 '3' '6' '.!:'I The Mod s Q u . d 0 I SPiC!ll I T•~e This Woman Act· '"I' u; ~ ress Mari;ha H11nl narrates docU· m 1 Dl'eam of Jeannie mentarv l)n women's tiberalion and
O Million $Movie: (C) (2hr) "Mi how ~ociety has nrevenled W{)men
Moses" (comedy) '65 -Rob ff 1 h~m enterin~ hiithooyinit lobs, Par-
Mitr.hum, Carroll Sak!r. tlc•oa1 •~~ and oll•rin~ pnints nf v;ew ffi Hogan'5 Heroes are: Judi;:e J~an Derl'o~ey Klein; Al-
@ N£W S£ASON Animals. Action leen Hunande1, Presidenl of the I
ind Advtnluri ''Elepha nt Cown11"i" Na1ional Organil~tion for Women ;
'
L 1 A<sem blywom&n Yvonne Brathwaite Beginning in nor1 her n ••ode~ a (O -LA.); and Chancellor Cha rlts E. I h~t Brll Burrud goeJ nn an elepha nt Ynun~ nf UCLA..
rciundu o. [Tl At bso• I
(15 ) llolt•nowski on Chnt ffi Hews Bill JohM I
ff) Ftnlare {R) '1he Well-Tempered ff] Cl Oiatlo
l1~!ene1." rn C1!1 o! the W~
EIJ Up~Kuloi ll :OO i;lft (8'1 €I)N~
1:00 0 Movie: (3hl') "Btsl Years ot n ,1QJ rn Nrws I
Our Live$~ (~ramai '4&----f1P.dr1c (6) Manhal Diiion
'-hrch, My rna ~oy. Dana Andrews n rlJ rn Nun . " I
-rREATS EVERY WI.VE uiE
A SOUL BROTHER"
-pt.AYBOY
E]Wastic
MPlasnc actilne
'
~-. _ .... ,
PLUS~ "CATCH THE JOY" &
"HANG·TEN" ....,
7:l0 & 9:30 Ea<h Nit•
Tf-IE HNJ>UBIJS//AR/,~; NUVt;/,
IS NOWJiME!UClt'.<i
MOST CON'I'f/0\'f;l\S!Af, f/J.M'
STEREO VISION
~p
IXClUSIVE ENGAGEMINT
NOW PLAYING
0~11'1 Ill T7 ;D ~ 10 l •I .I I<•
I '<i ~ ;1 '~ 111
ti\6·1'.lfi'.i
* ''Tonig ht at 8·3fl" npcncrl
last "'<'('kend al the Cos!a
f\.1esa C1v1c Pl ayhouse, but a
cun1pl e1cly d1[fcrcnt seclion of
the show wll l be on stage this
Fr1d.'.ly ;ind Salurda.1· The
!l1rce f)l~1ys to be prf'.~('11tcd
arc "\Vavs and !\l('tln~."
"Futned Oak"' and "F;un1lv
Alburn," undct the d i1·ett1nn rif
T1l111 Titus
ll:ty Scott and S<illy Rroll'n
hC'ad th" t:lSI for "\\':tys and
J\1f'11ns," suppnrll'ii by \\'ctltC'r
J.)udek, I letcne Hriggs. Ht,n
filitin. Bonnie Ebsen, Jnann e
\\'1)k:ntl rind Loais Leopold.
The l.'ast of "Fumed Oak" is
con1posed or Gene Benedit•t.
Ruth <:abler, Eugenie J\ia:.well
and Cinde UOlphin .
"Fan1ilv Alburn" w 1 \ 1
feature H;>n F'i llan. G\l'nna lt\'-
nce Lnn.c;. Joonne \Volcot\. Rnn-
nic Ebsen. Ra.v SL~1tL I lt"l(•ne.
B rigg~, \\'al1t't' nudr.k , Lotus
Lf'opold and Cene Hened1c1
Part II of "Tonij!ht :it B.3U"
11•ill he .staged Friday and
~;1!urd;1_1', rl'turning for a final
pcrfonnance Oct. 2, 111 lhc
Community Center auditorium
on the Orange Coun t y
f' a i rgrounds. Re serv ations
834-5303.
* "Bn~adoon" bows in Friday
nig hl for a twl)·wt.>e kcnd run
:is the fall productinn of the
thraler arts ('01nn1il1 ee of 1hl'
Fullerl<Hl F1 rsl U n i t e d
J\1cthodist Church. ,Jan llunc;111
is directing the L,cn1l·r-l .ne\1'e
n1us1cal fnllnll'ing the ~urcess
of the group's "flk lahoina"
last season
Four performances will he
CBS Cl1icf
Due Honor
EAST LA NSINC. ~1 i c h .
J UPI I -Frank Sta nton. prrsl:
dent nf Cl}S, has been ch(lse.n
11·i11ne_r nf the Had in 1'clc\·ision
J\rl'•S Dirrf'\11r s Associalion's
P;1ul \\"h1lc J\1emnria\ A\\-'ard.
The award -the HTNDA's
hi ghl'~I -i~ _c:ivrn the pt·rso n
\1•ho n1adc the rnost ~ign1fil:ant
(COntrihution In ! h c atl-
vanccn1l'nl (1f h r o a d cas t
J1•UnJ<1i1s111 in 1\171.
J ames A. i'l'l(•Cull<i. prcsidrnt
of the assnc1 ;1\1on who 1nade
1he announcen1cnt. ~aid Slan·
Ion \v iii rcceil'o' the ;l\vard <1t
the Paul \\'hite tl-lrn1oritil
Award banquet In Bos ton Oct.
I.
l!riti@ol!f
N£WPORT SE.A.CH • 011,3·83$"0-
12th BIG WEEK I
ENDS SOON
WNEROF -2/CADEMY AWAIES!
(ff) Thi5 Is Your Liie 0 Mnvle: "Oper1tion P.cll'ic f.8~-
m v~nt11re) '51-Jtohn Wayne, Patr1~1• Sun. il"u Thu rs .. 8 p.m. Truth or ConsequentP.I Neal. F-rl. ond Sot., 8:10 P·'"·
m The Vir~nlan "N•ghtmare" Joan m MOY!f!: "Mlddle ol "" Hi2ht" I ""'~;;;;;~;;:;::;;:,,,~L,~0~·~·~·';"~'~'~·~·~·;·;,· ~··;·;·~' ~·~··~·""Jl l Crawford gue~h-(drama) '59-Frel!ric Marth, I~
(15) DI)" ol Awe (It) m B"t tht Qod
€!) ln1 llewrty de Per1tvlfla FI) Rttlitlt• "!d1a of Horth~ Glenn
a;) Nino Gould 1uldes B ~ur throuil\ ~nt·
d~'s Northl&nd. 1:30 f) (8) H.,...H nv.-0 Henry Dar·
0 ®! m S.r1e "A Terminal C!S@ 11 :30 II ~ Mtl"f '"'"" G~es!S Ill !C· of Vengea nce'" Serae attempls to tor R1c!rdo Mon!alban, •ntei·dot!ot
pre~ent a murder when one of hli David Rubin and K1ress Cleo Daw·
parishioners !earns he ha~ only e ~on,
few months to five end decide~ to 0 (101 ffi Johnny C111en Gtj~Sh use the time to avenge 1 hum lli&!· ~re Mickey Rooney, Oierlie Calles.
Ing Incident ol years aiO. Jee~ Al M•nne.so!a Ta!s.
bert5on guesb. O Mowll: "0.S.S." {drama) '•6--
0 (3l f4J C!J Movie of lilt Wee) Ahn Ladd, Geraldine fltzgerald.
(CJ (90) "C0!1Nr1tul1\Hln1, It's I 0 m (JJ f'E Ok~ Cavtlt John
BoJ''! (comedy) '71-llill Bixby, Lennon, who was one ol the B11tles,
Of1ne Baker, Jae~ Albertson. Ann and ~is wife Yoko, the J1111nf''
Sothem. D~rrell Larson. Karen ltn· t rtist and n1rnm1ker. will be the only
sen. Torn Bosley, )ett Donnell. A gues!s.
still·~oulhlul swinging bM:holor sud· ID McMe: "Mll1iny °"IM DllNn'"
(lenly disr.oven he Is the l&thtr ol C•dwtnture( '37-Pt ul lukts. • teenBger. m 01vid Frnri Show Guest is Presi· 1:001J Mcwlt; (C) "'Con1molr1 In Tut-
dent ol francania !All ece, teon Bot· wn" (1111$11rn) '58--Mt!t stwen1. ~tein. in a discussion on school (J) Cl O ([) ®l NfW1
bus1n1t. m ~ll·Nichl Sho w: ft) "'Ct11h
115) Until 1 Ole (R) &¥1." (Cl "The fl'amn 1nd ll1t Otrl·
ED I iJ1(12\ I Youn1 PMple's Fiim l1w" ind "Womtn ol Pttulm l5-
Competiti1111 Wlnnln1 entrits Include 111141."
Wednesday
OAYT1ME MOVIES
1:00 m (CJ "lolWft S11111 Aa:•ln" (m11si.
tal) '50--larry P1rks. 81rb111 Hale
t ;30 O "Nltholas Nkl!•by" (clttsie)
'47-Sii C~rie H1rdwlc~e. Stenl~
Hollnway , 0 ''lh•tt r1cu Wttl" (ldv,.nt ute)
'40-John W~yne. S1tnd Gun' '
Ml:OO 13~, "Phon• Call rrom I StUnlfr"
Mr~m !l '52-Clary l>\errill, S11ellt~
Wi"ters.
1 :GOO (C) "Wind Ac'"9 tht [nr• 1ltd~H {dr1ma ) 'Si-B~rl Ives,
C~rli!oDher Plummer
NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES
, . ...
'" 9th Record Week! "
I
ON
·ANY
SUNDAY
A IFIUI ft WIG •HDWN
I<
Alio STEVE MtQUEEN in "TMl REIVlR5"
"ON .0.NV ~UND.O.V" -SAT. & SUN , -)'1S •I • 1~:45
"THE ll EtVERS" -SAT. I 1UN. -l:IJ · J · ''O "ON ANV SUNDAY'' -WEEKDAYS -1-10:10
"I HE ll E IVEllS" -WfEl(OAVS -1•0
WIN fll(f: )h""'lil MHjl INOU00 >Jo P"''""'" N0<M >O')' · f,LI (! •t ,_
~"~ "' f"•o••• O• 111 Oro~g• c""""' c.cl•. :x'I~ N H"'"""· So•"',._
L_
------·---l\'fesa Playlaouse
' .. ~ '. •. ' ~
'';> ;$/, ;,.· ·'
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Coivard Playlets
S 1iaky Offering ..
gi\'rn. Frida~·1' a11d S:1turtlal"s.
at the C<1n1pu.~ Th1·;1!f'1' •Jr1 !hr
Fullerton Jur11ur Cnlle~t' r<11t\·
pus. 1\ r:t~I ~Ii ;1r1nrs '111d
Sl!lg('t"S f1'1ln1 th!' U U ~ h ii U l
Orange County 11 lit h•• ~f'l'll 111
111r pr.1du1·t1011. l ~es~·r1al1ons
52H-32fii.
l\lf';i11v>hilf'_ h:u·k 1111 tile
··p1az11 Stute" hf'nl. the llun-
t1ni;tnn lif'acli flla.vhouse and
San l' l r 111 f' n t e CdllHHl!JlllY
Th1>;11l'r ,·11ntin11r their pni-
rltH'li1111s tof 1hP !'\('ii S1 1t\011
con1i:dy (111s 11·i·c\..1•11J.
At ll11111 1ng11111 Bearh. Ncii1
Lo~ey 1s diret•t111µ. a cast llcad-
l'd h1· S;Hn :111d 1·rri \rcrdt<'la
1n tt1e f1r-"l seg1ncnl . ll:andy
Keene and Ann Parv<irt•sh 1r1
the seer•nd ;ind II en r y
H1 rsh1n.111 and l;r·Ht.'C' Sh;11v Jn
the f1n;ile.
l'erforrn<111ccs arc given Fri·
clay <ind Sa1urd:iy 1'\·entngs at
the playhouse. 2100 i\1ain St..
Huntin g!on Hca{'h. Hcserva-
t1011s 536-8861.
Thr S11n C'lc1ncn1c \•f'rsi1•n .
undcr the dircl'Lit111 o( Richard
1\ndersen. fe.'.ltt1rcs Richard
Ko:o;.ih and non~th_ Srnitll in
t!iP opener, l{rn Hutrti1 gs :111tl
~,1 itkif' Claxlon in ttie 111 idrllc
pl;iy ;111rl l·:d '1'1cr11 ' ;111d
f'h~1llis \\'ent1. in th e 1.:I ~er.
lly 1'01\1 l~AllLEV
O! ltlt Ot llV P1101 S1ut
It "·as s;iid of Sir Nnf'l
Coward du nng his rrrcnt V1s1t
ltl NL·w Ynl'k 1l111t the unrtap-
pahlr rd r! knight <1f thr theti!t'r
"TONIGt<r J,.T •. JO"
1~<•• rn• •<' plav• b-.' N,,.I {""""I.
d«<IO!I ll< r•••r '"'"""'""" "'V'""' ,.,,1,,, "''"'" G<<»><"""' lhf\n•••I
O•<rrlnr !lo~ M<-C•~ P'~''"'•ri nt" "" r,.,,.,,_ O~t I n~lv O"/ !lot tn•T• ""''"
< •" 1>1oi "Ov1r ol '"' (~"""'"""' t•Mrr •UO''~"U"' "" t~· ..... ,, """ ~· II • C1•011g• cu.,nl• ''"'•l•irntin.:n , LO>la
~'•>~. Re<•''"''O»l ll• \)Ill.
THE CA~T~
"REO PEPPERS"
(j>'••Q~ • -
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/,If EM,.•<U'
M•hl~ <..• •<'
Lr_,, D•I lln<,•.,,
, M•t g• 11•601•>' ""''" (,,~''"'"" R o'l~ll MMll"
LOI' W•l~01'
"~rllL Lll'E"'
l ~"·~ fo lt c ,.,.,,.1 •. ,
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J\lb•t •
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V·~·· -~""~" M~rln•
C.•nrg•
J,yl>,,
N it!>•"
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Gtn•'""' MU""'' Clo" RMo•<!<'
~IMQ••"I >¢•1 ..
Otnh' MCC•nl•'
L•' "' L••M~'" Srol1 M<C•n•••
\hori>> P<llO,\
PLAY"'
L•"<I• K~<S
Al J"n•\
'"'' Horp , ,l>u"oll N·•t1'n
iV'•rg• I'\< •~I•
.I"" 0•1 R~"O litoll Mr(~nl••
tl 1dn 't allOI'< an atrot'tous
prrforn1anl.'e ot his ti clOVf'd
"Pril'atc L1l'cs" to ruffle his
c·ornpos11re h~· as niuch as a
fliclenng eycl<ish.
A lnt n1ore than ~1r Nor!'s
eyel;i;;hcs 111ould flickt'r if sornc.
iHlf' enuld J>('rsuade 11 1 n1 ro
lnfl k 111 <it the Cnsta illcsa
("1 v1c Pla ~·hoLisr and survey
1hr thorough hatch('! job cur-
this critic long before the close
of a seenungly e n d ! c s s
"Tonight AL 8.30" thal wuulU
hr1ve done bt>l!er lo ring Uuwn
tl1e final (·urtn l11 a l 8 35.
SH1'<1Rf' eritieism? Of coorse 11
is and that is exai.-tly what is
f1(>erled fur thc;11 er prople or
t'Xfk.'rll'nl'e who .should have
!hf.' g11t.~ !n rail 1he ~how off
11'ht'n it very obviously isn't
\\or!h !'I publ1t ~Iring.
Anyone unf;:in1iliar ll'ilh the
qu;il1ty of Coward's "Tonight
Al 8 ~0" 1:11llet:li11n -ther•e
;ur 11111e n11n1-plays in the
<'nn1plete \\'urk -cnuld br
fnrg1vr n in the ligh t of
Sn!ur<la y's performance for
dis1ni.~sir1g the play as tri\•ial
and, l1i1rd\y wnrlll a second
1·1<"11·i11g.
Tiley 11•11uld be ah'.'olut11ly
wn111g . The play, in 1he rii:ht
}1;1nrls, 1s 11ne vf ('1,w11rd':;
11111st gl11tf'n11g offl.'ring5> !'.111d
\l"il.~. w~· ,1lw;i\·~ \hnughl.
!<1ilor-1n.1dr fn r tllf' arnb1t1nu s
con1111un 1ty lheatrr and the
hard driving dir·ector.
Le1 's Jcal"c it at that.
Cuod Cornpany
H0LLY\V0t10 IUPI I
\'inc-e Ed\\'ards v:il! be sur·
rounded bv l/elcran actresses
I lclen I la:~'e'S. Syll'ia ~idnc.v
:ind Jl,.lvrna Ln\' 1n his new
n1 0\'ie. · .. 1Jo Nni Fold. Spindle
or j\1utila\P_" 'l'h1·et pt•r ft1rn1;-in1:'.'· ·1.-r:.~ rentl v bl'l n ~ cxetu!ed on
sh1tc<l t h1~ 11•t>f'k, J hu rsrl:1y .,_,;,:Tur11~!it At 8;:10'' b~· the mosl Ir;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;====,!
lhrnugh S:1tu1·d11~" ;it. lhc incon1pl'tc11t <'<Isl Sf'('n by this • BALBOA I (11hrll ln Pl:iyh11usr . 2 0 2 crrl 1e 111 1n<-i r1v ;i 1'car.
Avrnida C.' ab r i I\ 11. S;.in Direetors ·sin1j11 y have to 6
0
7 .. 3
0
-4048
Cle1nente. Heserv<1t1ons 49i-1nke lhe lllan1e 11·hen lhings go
04fi5. wrqng :inti Pati Tambclhni 6:-tS
* {:lkf'S this c.•nlunin's spotli ght 70f t'. B•lbM
In 01her cnn1111u111!v theater
acll(1n around the iirea. thf'
S;1nta An.1 ('on1n11111it~' rla)·ers
move 111!0 tllcir second 11'rck
\\'Ith "A Shot in tile nark."
\\'lttlc •·The Bl'SI nf 1•1·1r11d:;:''
docs likr11·isc n! thr L(J11R
Rearh C11n11n unil y l'l;i)housr.
l•lltCN Ptnin1ula l'ighl now as the guiding force \ , __ .:;;_:_o...:,:_:_:::::
in an 11nhelievably lethargh:
and <iirnlc$S prnrluct111n in
1.rc l!n11•ing!Hn <l i r l.'<'I S
··~hnt" filr Sanl<l An;t, w1tlr a
<'ast hcadf'rl hv .J o h n
Lnug hn1n11 and ~·1 :11·la S111all.
l1f'rfnr111:inces :u·e Fl'ir!:iv ;inti
f;;iturday al lhe I' I a ~· er s
"!'hca tf'r, 500 \V , lith S1, Santa
Ar 1<1. ){(>S('t'Vations 541-2186.
At L11ng Br.;:u·h. Ron
whirh ahsnlutcl.v nothing 11•ent
right.
.. Tb;1! \1·as hlnndy ~rin1."
11.1s this critic's cotn1nt:n t to
t11s c<1111p;ininn ;:i i. til e f'on-
r·lusio11 nf "liril Pcppf'rs," tl1e
11pcn111J.( offpr1ng 111 l Iii s
tno\ogy nf f'nvo:irrl plavs_ Lel
us ~:i~· 11111v 111al "Hcd i't'p-
prrs" \\":JS SUj){'l'IOr In ''Sidi
l .1fr" :uul ":-lll<Hh1w Pl<i y" 1.111d
lii;l\e the rest In yo~1r im-
agi11n!ir111 _
e ENOS TONIGHT e
"OWL AND PUSSYCAT"
& DAV1D NIYEN
"THE STATUE"
IOTH CARDS-R e
e Start!> Wedne!iday e
"' 6EORGE HAMILTON ~ ,_.. _... SUE LYON.
·~ 'El/EL I JfiKN.,!i~
--·--~ & "l'RETIY MAIDS
All IN A ROW " /\lh1'rtsr11 is d i rec t 1 n J.:
"Friends.'' the \\'est C,o;-ist
prcn1iere nf J nc1v con1cdy.
Performan1·es <ire gil•en Fri-
day and Sa!urday at the plush
nl:iyhousr, 502! E. Anahein1
St .. Long BP<ich. nescrv.1tin11s
1213 1 4;111.0.'i~fi.
Only (;,;n1'v1e1•e fo..l urray as
T.:1111·;1 , thf• middlf' ager! .Julif't
nf 1l1e 1111ultcrahly sad "Slill
Lift•." and .l11e I irl Hnssn <>S !];;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~!
(;c111•gr 111 .. Hf'd l'eppf'rs'' :in(!
~11tharl 1n ··shad1)w l'!av"
rnade <iny rc<il a!leinpl '10
rome lo tcrrns "'ith lhc
Cow:ird characters.
·• •. • •
Tl1c rest 11•cre .,.,,riUen of( by
-\ THE LAST OF
THE DAREDEVILS/
ENOS TONIGHT
"FORTUNE IN
MEN'S EYES"
"PEOPLE NEX T DOOR"
STARTS WEDNf5DA1'
"THE NIGHT OF
DARK SHADOWS"
Bargain Mali ne~
Every Wed., I p.m.
Free R..,1r,,1im..,nt•
ADULTS $1.00
"BLUE WATER
WHITE DEATH"
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FUNNY HOW LOVERS STIR!
IS .. ,. .
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Al"' ~vt>t•t W«jlMd In
"tHL HllM Willi! tor IS Nl•I"
4th GREAT WEEK
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"Adlo l, S•kot•" • .. SUPP9'1 vovr t&(•I oa..ri111t•r'' I
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Seller \\·itl paint ;ind tarpct to you r tas te.
4 Bcdruorns, 2 ba1l1s. la rge J22.UO sq. fl . I 2-
story ho1ne. F"i rcplace. built -ins. 13.es! buy
B\"-BJ·;;\l'll and it's \':\t'.\:'\'I'~ $'.l7 OOU .
EIGHT "PLUSH" VIEW UNITS
-lo Ea stbluff -
1-lcre are ei .~ht s11µcr deluxe Sl)LIT Lt:\'EL-
\11£\\' aparl n1cnl s. loc;1tcd in l·::\S'f HLUFI.-.
0\1·ner"s 1111 i1-:_1 bcdrnon1, 21 ~ ba th : 4-2 beci-
roo1 n. 11 ~ b<i th ; ~-I bcdrourn. 11 :t bHth. \"nu
haven 't see n nnvtl1in ,i:: like these un1 ls. :\
pleasure to slio1v 'a1 S!!-18.450.
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decends frnn1 this bca111if!d ll()\'l·'.H Sl lORJ::S
ho 1ne 1ril h its \"JJ::\V fil led \11nHlo\\·~. fi re-
pl<ice. :i l<1r ge hcdroo n 1.<>. den \1'ilh "\\"J·:·r
R .. \R ". 2 b;1ths (:\·l<is ter ba th ba,, a .l<1ruzz1
S.'. sauna.\ See a nd con1pare . . $1 19 . .500.
"SIXTEEN" WAYS TO MAKE MONEY
-.'\nd .vou can \1 ith the.~e al\\ a.1 s f1!1 J. super
sharp sr•r.rr Ll·~\ .. EL Al l UL'J' l "J\'JTS. Al l 2
hC'rl roo111. I IJ;:i !l1 s. rlectric k11 c/1rn.<:. ceiling
J"i1d1;i nt J1e;-it indi1idu nl h11! 11a1e r her11ers.
gri rb;ige r1 1 ~pns<Jl s-. ~J ;11·1·cl o11i; (l'.\;J ~ ~JILi;:
l;"HO.\I 11 1·~.\l"ll location . Hight On "' a t
$250.UOO.
NEED "52 UNITS" BY TAX TIME??
52 Hl1.'\i\[J I\"1·:\\" gardcn-t ,1·pc :ipnrtn1cn1 s.
('heck on the 200"; dcpr eci<lli on. ,\-l.1\-IJJ·:-
Lli XJ:: l ;Nrrs fea turing 11Hloo r-n11tdor;r Hit-
chens. p r11·a1e p<1l 1ns. ))u1ll-in r:Jn)..!e and riv-
en . d1sh-11 t1 :-:ller. recrl.'ation hal l. hc<t!cd and
filtered J'(J ()I,. l ~;1 r-ll-(-J uni ts. Li1lli<1rd t;11Jlc.
~h\lfflc bn:-ird areas. ct C<-1rc\ roun1 ;ind lu'l h
!anrl~l'il )l lll ,C \1C'ry dcsiretblc re ntal nrea. con·
Ycnient to sh0pping and rccrc<1t10 11 nrcas. He
del1ghll.'d at the r elurn on this 1n1·e_1;1rnent.
Priced right at , . . . . . . . . . . ....... $827,000.
REALTORS
644-7270
(Formerly Delancy Real Estafe)
2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
General General
re'·~-Fresh and
E1·1·n11H.:1' CJ•ll :.i.~-:Ji1;.:-i Sparkling
$16,800 V.A... r·our i{•'d1,-..•111.'. \)11 ly :1.11•:11·5
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COLLEGE PARK
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)y paintl'rl in ,r, 0111 , pJu~ tin
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ry oo th111 e.1 s.~1.~1()(1.
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DAILY Pttm for a cOonJ
C-1 ZONE
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C.ill 611:.-;171 to !ot'('.
t 1\\!'{l·.lt 1r;1n<; 4 B1 •dr~~\ill"
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Call ~\n.1 ;20 1b1y r,r h1i;:h t
\Ve"11h~lp you 5ell: 6"12-56ii"
I~ I "~ .. , ..... I~ r -.. ,,, ,.,. l~I -.. ,,, .. ,, -General General
PRESTIG E WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
J Linda Isle Drive
I.orclv. 11c\v 5 Bl{. 41 :.! J'ia_ hon1e 11·/1va tf'r·
front liv_ r rn. ~rv. din. r1n . ()ak paneled fa n1il.v
rrn. 1v1 frple. fd:ts!cr J)f1. 11· sitting area &
f1repl;;ice. 11ay & ti-It. 1·lc11·s. . $179,500
For Complete Information
On All Homes & lots, Please Call :
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
/sl anders Bldg., at Linda Isle
341 Bayside Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161
General General
* * * * * * TAYLOR CO.
DOVER SHORES BE ST BUY!
F;:int;:istic 4 HJL 111th 25' beRn1 ceil ing in l1 v·
ing roon1. l sl<l nd kitchen. \\'cilk to 3 pr l\"<t te
be nches. ;J car g<i r;-1 ge. $105,000.
"Our 26th Year"
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
111 1 !>an Joaquin Hills Road
NE WPORT CENTER 644-4910
General
EASTBLUFF
2!(W1 sq i; ''' J u~ury l11'1nc,
1,.1nc s11r' lidr1n, di\ r11ll 111:1n
b;'1 1!1~. :! fll'pl, fo1•111;d dill.
l"lfl , l,1111 !'Ill, t ill ltd II l!irl<I\\ i;;
,\· 1111wll 111ro1·•·. flpcn J .j
d;11!.1, :!l .~7 .\1,il1.i :'ii .
$51 ,950
HOME & R~NTAL
Genera l
51/4 °/o
ASSUMABLE
LOAN
General
BAY & BEACH REAL TY, Inc . -Call for your cop'y of
our catalog with
pictures & prices,
2/3 ACRE IN CORONA DEL MAR
ll1g h on a hil! 11'1lh fabulous vl e11• -luxurious
4 bdrn1, 5 b<l ths 8: hu(!e pool hon1e. ·rh1s is
"one of a kind ". 1'he $99.000 loa n rn av be as-
surned & paid interest only. Pr1L"c, $i75,000.
INCOME WITH VIEW
Large duplex on Oecan Blvd_ 11·ith f;in1ily :;;ize
4 bdrnl. unit. ab;u ship·shar1e 1 Bdr ni rental
or 1nothcr·ln·la11' apt. Creal valu e at $99.500.
HAVE OPENING
For cxpcri cnt·er! salesmen. See Leo nard Srn1th
or \Villlcr l!aa ~e.
BAY i BEACl-I REALTY'"
5H,!NG. T><I Hol.IOl ••U. SINCI ltot·
675·3000
2407 E.
675·6426
Coast Hwy., CdM
General
WALK TO THE
PAP.K
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General
INCOME
PROPERTIES
• E.\~Tsrur: f'OU fl.PLE:\,
111! rcnl<'ri "'llh ('ons1:<len1
llK'<'Jl\P of s1;~\/1l1() Pri('{'d
;,1 a 1<111", lnw s:1~.:ioo.
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.~111d 11• apls "ril)l.C•-tl'lll'n"'
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pr-;11.~111 or S 1s.noQ, \l'hnse
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General
FOREST E OISON '" R£1fl. ro11s
OPEN 7 01\ YS A \\'EEK
BUILDERS
"GIVE·A-WAY"
SACRIFICE
PRICE
Only 3 Left
On you <'111•11 $/in() a 111n nth7
Ai·e you ha1~a 1n b<'nl~ If so.
1lon't h.-.s11are to lttkP <irlva n-
f;tl!c o f 1111~ opror111 1111~. 3
hl1).'./' earp•'lrt1 l1rdrf'l!HllS.
t'.\qlllSllC :ill tile h:1 l h~.
VOH.\1i\L IJ!.\!NC;, Bu1ll
ins. F 111!y ];i n,j;;;pa p<'d and
!<'ne 1•1I. .S1•r.11 kil'rs. C"rlC"l"t'tc
flriv1'11·111· lo d(luhlr i.!:Jl'agr. sur i·:niort QL;ALITY co.,·-
s 'r1ttcr10 .'\'. l,'.11bcl1c1·11ble
a l nnly !127,li:.0. Low riown .
llurr.1•.
Dial 645-0303
22!1.l H<1rhor, Cosla ,\J.-.sa
FOREST E OLSON· . '"'C. .. ' RI' At roAs
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1-~~=-==---VA ·NO DOWN
'.'il ','\:illJ;\J·: 1!0.\!1-: l\llh :i
hPdroont,, 2 h;i1hs plu., 2
car g:irai::r. C"n«rere pal'k·
111~ ff>r h<ia! ()r rarnpcr, Pll·
d os<;>d y11n l "11h rnii1 tl'l'f'S
and ganl<'rl. Bu.v now.
$24,500.
Newport
••
Fairview
)~
General Corona del Mar
~~~~~~-1 -~L~ET:;:-;U~S~S~H~O~W;;";;Y~O~U~ * ELEGANCE * """' ·'°" "" '"" """ I '\
IN DOVER SHORES
0t-''·or;;1or's custoin hon1c . 2
J...~e Brll'ln ~. pl\I.~ (ll•n: prir
fr"s J;irn:!sr,1pc<l, Jn1 [1('ec;;hlr
cnnd1i1on. OPE:--: DAILY l·j
17:!7 1\:\'J'l(;LJA_
CORBIN-
MARTIN
REAL TORS 644-7662 ------------ESTATE . SALE
$39 ,500.
N ~:\l'P{lHT REACH, E1·ery-
011~ qualifi es. ·Ch<ironng 5
h<'ri1"fkJ01 2 stnry hnnir nn
iru1e1 ('Ul -dc-s ac. Cnunlr_v
s1t.i'\J k1!("/lf'n 11od /a1111ly
l\!Qtll, 0 1'1'1"Sll.l'r1 Jot llt'<'dS
s11n1e 1f'ndcr l111·ini; C"arr.
Call ;ttj.Jl414 \Open evrs.J
South "{~ oast
$25,95D
4 Bdrm & Den
A.-;~un1e VA !nan, l.(h\' P<1.v-
111cnls. 4 8.-.dtoom~. Rudi·
10~. C1l"(,'ld;ir Dn1'<'11·;i_v
L o'.'<ris tn 1!111' charrn1 ng
IJllr>I('. ?i !O-i/:21\
TARBELL 1955 Harbor ------G.I. REPO
\\'oll' onl.1,· S172J 1otal rlnll'n
1111rl all ('()~Is I<'\ a~~ll m(' 1hls
l'i'pl): Largr 4 brd, 2 f;;;th
r;i11r hr r 1'1rh push b11rr00
krr (·hro. 1\111hnri1.rr! C.J.
;u:f'lllS • no dl5!'!"1m1;ilinn •
OT Ht: R AVA ILARt,r:.
\\'AL!\F:"R & LEE, Rt';iltnrs
l1°1"l-·!.I.~.~
* • -~.--. *
t .ks. f11)1ll Big Corona B<:'ach
lor only $210 prr n1on1h. 2
BR ., 2 hillhs. with 2 hdrm.
rf'nlal. Jn1111cd. Possrss.
MORGAN REAL TY
673-6642 675-6459
Cosfa Mesa
"EASTSIDE
GOODIE"
ON
R-2 LOT
\\'rll built :l bedroom 1hard-
11·fl()f] flonr hon1e 11·1th fire-
place i111d g11.~ ht11h1n range
and 01'f'n. fl.00111 fnr anothPr
hllllH' on r+'ar or ]flt. Owner
lllQl'Ing to m>rlh<'rn CaJ1for-
11111. C1{)()rl rrri1 <1J 11rea close
10 l'l'h<Jols JJnd 171 h srrPPt
~hopp111g. SZ·l,9j(I. C 11 l l
&16-7\01.
SECLUDED
COTIAGE-
$24,500
Huge 101 scelurled hy m11ny
1/iwrnng tree.•. Cul-de-sac
101·111 1011 11·u 11 country a1mns-
piH'1'P, :\ Rig ht'drooms plus
s1·t'<'1'11••d 111 pn110 Pr1errl
0111) s2 1,:-.1111. includ1ilg refr1g,
!.· \\'a5her. Own<'r must sPJ~
~uhn1 11 .)IQllr l<'rms. Call
:<t-16-:'i~~O. llrr11age Realtors
I OjlPll rl'P~. J
-~~~--Me sa Verde Golf Course
:\"n d(ll\11 r:.J 's for thil' gorge-
!lLI.~ 3 bdrm ho.r:e ll'ith huge
pnn! 1ahlr ~1zrrl (An1il y
1v..-.n1, Cul-rl P-SilC lree-lir>t>d
.~11·~c1 for pri.•11•'y. \\lon"t
l.1~1 <11 price of Sl~,~00 CR\I .
Ci1l l
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NEWER BAYFRONT
PI ER & SL IP
646·881 1
(anytime)
lo!. 1·~ Rlt 2 R;1 111111 11 fllY>l, 1 7~~:::
·1·2 HH 11 ni 1.~. '1'11lal uwome YOU'VE GOT TO
~.~·:o 1110 No 1·;11·<1tH'1<'~ h;orr
Gracious Living
f>rl1:::h1fu l R~~·cr<'5t 11re11 4
Rr r!rn1 , rl1n r m, Jrg-film rm.
A l'J.1-:ASl 'P.}: 1'0 SHO\\I!
Walker & Lee
$63,lOO
ATIENTION
BUILDERS
13/, ACRE R-3
\\"ii ! t;ik<' :n •o ·l(J un11~
S75,000
ftij§.1.1.!1~1
REALTY COMPANY
642-1771 Anytime
WHITE WATER
VIEW!
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673-4400
2i~l(J J111rh..•r Hll'i!, al Ao !~1ns
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CORONA DE L MAR
DUPLE X
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~
833-0700 644-2430
Eastside Cottage
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1906 SANTIAGO-DR.
(ll!1\'EH SHOll F:.S, ~.B.)
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HOUSE Jl t1nllnst! \V11tch the
Ol'F:N HOUSE column.
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27:00 1!11rhor Bl vd. <ii Ad'lm s
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·~WALLACE
REALTORS
-546-41 41-
(0pen Evenings)
C«ll · 1:0:1.:•,1•;:: 1~\1-12;,3
associated ·
BROKER5--REALTORS
2025 W. lolboo 67J.J66J
Newport
••
Fairview
646·8811
(anytime)
MESA VERDE
SOMEPLACE!!
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11. ll"f'<• l1nr·d ~11·r1•t 1·lf•~I' hl
~1·ll!~1I:; fn!' 011ly $27.:100.
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C'h11r111i1ig 3 BR, 2 h;i f11 m
nn, 1n hf'~1i1 1lul s<'rllld<'d
11"<'<'-11ncd Rl11fr arra Q\'Pr-
k1oklng nrp;o o. Stirpri ~e
yrn1 1"scl/~ $2$.9.-1/J. (C . .\1. "l:h
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Balboa Island
Cambridge Estates
2l28 BOWDOIN PL
Macnab-Irvine
Hl':1l1.1· {\1 111 p:1n~·
NEW
Ivan We lls Series
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BELIEVING!
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111.i.: t'\'.l!1n1 11·1th f111"pi<h""'· l•---•----•••••••iiii_,-Balboa Peninsula
Cnrn<'r 3 BR, & family rm.,
2 ha. hon1e. Bhns, d bl. fpl.
2 C'11r g«r. On pools1ze lo t!
$:12,!"JOfl. Drive h_v & caU •
BALBOA BAY PROP.
2.~(¥.1 II'. R11lhoa. :>;fi 61J.7,12Q
L'Nl '!'UAI. 3 BR hnme on lo!
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REPOSSESSIONS-
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lron1 $20.000 to ~10.000.
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Realtor
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Re altor
673-4350 64l-ll64
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bargains galore.
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$42,500
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HAFFDAL REAL TY
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Huntington Be•~
ELEGANT
MANSION
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Tutsd ay, Sfplrmbtr 21. '1971 DAI LY PILOT ZJ
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VaC'a11t, niove nght in. 3 BR. OISTERIBUTORS DECOR. turn, 3 br, 2 ba, *TAKE. YOUR . CHOICE $260. 3 BR. 2 BA, den. fam
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Cl"!lU'lgs, 3 lull balhs, huge
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847-8531 • 592.5571.
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ABOVE ALL
\\'h11e 11•a1er \'lew hy da.v -
t'!ly Ji~tllS by llll:ht ThP
ciutf'' 0•0111(01·1 o/ 1l11s hu111e
11·1U /l(ld )'C'<ll'S to )'f)Ur life!
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L aguna N igue l Realty
830-5050 499-1344
Sc>p. rl1n1ng rm. Fireplace, 56'2 Acrt'S: Just S,E. ol Cor-N EOED bllll~ w/pool & rec fac. t~ 12) 3 BR homes Sl95 & S2'l:l. mi., 6 ffiOll old, fncd ya.rd ,
hdlld floors & ct!.rpe:.S. Huge ona ne&r new Elsinore ~-rec. L im i ! e d n urn b " r o I blk to bch. 9 n10 lea&e trom 121 3 BR conJv·~ w/pu.;I chlldrt>n OK, 830-9481. ;1,·ay ~x1 .. 11~1on, In are11 o/ [l[S'fflJBUTORS no1o,· 9/12 67'.>-2 1;.7
hiiin & ·~. Dhl. gar!lge ,t-nice hon1e5 wuh view ove.r-&\'&Hable in your 11.l't'a. N11w · ' · $Z:z5. & $250. (2! ~ BR Ne wport Be•ch
carporr nn alley. On tree 11 1 f ._ Newport S.ach w/pool $2•10 & SJ 1'5. All xlnt1--..:..--------·J ~li<1r!rl1 •'f'l'n••r near ChtC looking \'11.Jley. < l'I!. or 5u,,. :'11ulll-:'111U1on Do Ila r ad· ror1d , HefPN-nct>11 rl'qulref!. STEPS TO BEACH d1v1~1011 or1e.nrrd 1011anl \'f'ft1M:d Pudding & Fn11t OCf:AN fron\ house. Artr. s~• Dr. S3·1,95o Call 54:t-M24 1open eves.J 3 BR, "rly lease . .• ••• ~ Immaculate hor~es and 1:ou1111·y eslafl'. Cu p s, 5 o Id th r ough n1s11r 2 BR, lrpl, lovely Soulh Coast ReaJrors. 3 BH, yrly lease • , .•. , $175
Pro1w1·1y eon1a1ns small !iike At1Nm<itlc "leri:hand1S<'n;. BB patio. \V 1nler $250 mo. -3 t th $250
rt111rn1n1g hnmf', rccrnrJy re. and is zo·1r...i W-2 11JJ011'1ni: Jt qualifil'd, you will be pro-AgPnt 673-3663 ()r NEAR GOLF COURSE Bf!, rnr,ntt 0 mon •
df't'Oralf'd. ~ Brt. 2 Ba. New 72u0 sq. ft . 101. Pricf'd al 1·1dert 11'1lh all t:t1u1prnrnl 5'18--07 15 evenings Olan111 ng house-1n perf{'I:( CAYWOOD REALTY ..-h;1gca11J('t~. ~·1repJare, 1\11. $.j,rxxJ per ar re w1lh lerrns. and ]()('a11ons, a nd ))(' tra1n-l~=""°'""'"°""""=~---c'cc---;-·I roncl. 3 lx:trm 2 bath bltns, 6306 \', Coast Hwy., N.B.
LIDO Isle 3 BR.~ BA. Ne wly · t' ... 548-1290 bl1ns. CQOi ratio. Dbl. gar. For lurlhPr 1nfor111a11r•n, ed 111 all phases of thlS be-autJful patio, etc. mn1.:u-
on alley. !~7.950 ple.1se ronlact R.E. Knox highly lucratJ11e business dc>('OTaled. Corner, prl . iale possession. No pe ts. \VATERFRONT 2 &: conv.
CA.LL 0 646·?4 14 '1"llh (OO ~elhni;l. You must tie pa.ho. 4M-S97:,: 675--0!1!::!. $275 mo 673-6568 or if no de11, 11," ba, blt ns., fpl,
. 1llage Real Estate I' . '62-4471 ( r.::) 546-8103 -----
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R\' O\\'\'~:rl, ;. RDR~. liOi! ~ Eckhoff & As5oc., Inc. reliable, have 8 good C'llr Houses Unfurn. 305 am, 1e-aVe mc-s~agc 5'1~9-1:,1. par10. i 150 Yrly A g t
•llWfEALdiTV"" 5-11·2621 Ell('s 111knd~ 538-!l-IJ:i And 4 hours a l\"et-11: spa.1-e General F'OR rent, 3 BR, 2 ba, Criit. 673-7420.
BEVERLY HILLS
BEACH AREA
21,R,\. bltnl', 11/11· c•pti:.
"on1tf'rlul 1•1row
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Pl'f'llllg1nus 1n l'\•rry r!111a.1J.
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3 AR fn m1!y hon1r. 1.,..<td)' rri
nJnl'r 1n L:::(' .11t 1norl
1<11·1J1t1es 41\1-1711;, 193-J:::u
Nt1r Nt wporl l'o •t orr lc • 8 11.rres 111i!h ocean lrontagc> an in1medLAte investment ol FREEi ! Sprinkler system, SZ·IO mo B:, DIR, 2 Ba, !rp!, lr'jj:
LASTCH.-\NC!:: 10 huy al ir South racif1r Bora Born. $80000 to S2I!XIOO <secured\. Landlords.Owner$ 3057 Royce· Ln or call 11al t1). J'ool lat'. $350.
l1'11urrd J'lrlC'l'~ Hoin P 10 t-.r For mu~ 1nforrn11 11on rail ~nil naniP, addtt~s a nrl \\'" 11.111 t'f'fcr fenanl.s 10 you 5'15-l201. lt3l--3S9-1. 11~trd 111rh Graham Rll;.' f'f· ~!14-3102. phone numbrr to: Ne"'•pnrl • • h DENTl.\L :\1A~TEH SL'ITE_
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BPrlrn1, 2 ba1h hr•n1r 11 111!
hr;11 ,v shai: rrprg clos,, 10
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Lido J5le
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BA nl!>l1t·. 01f'rS1led 1111 . 1u'res, NO DQ\\'N, $15 n10. Cnmpany, 3i00 Nr '.l'J'I OT1 v.•a.itini:: lisl.
[1 nn1rrl. a\·;i1I. fl IA appr.-.l Near lrg lake. 968.00.:1. Rive! , N1!11oport Be a C' h • ALA Re nt als e 645·3900 s.~!'l.O.;o, Truly C!1ffh11venlcA-p_a_c_t_m~en-,to~l-o-,-,-.c1ceclc5oo21 Cali! .. 92fi60. Df'pt. No. 30A.
hu y of .l'<'ar ;it $l1.8((1. Uo11n _......,..___ -FURN. -
3 BR, 'Z BA Condo, all bll!ns, Newpor t Heights
close ro sch.ls & shopp111g.
Pool &. rec ! a c i Ii 11 e s. 3 BR. bl1ns, fcnl'cd yard.
$?20/mo. Avail Io/ l . Lo1·cly rlf'l!(hborhood. Refs
Heritage R.E. 540-1151. rt'1]'1t. STiO, nio. 645-1"16. * CALL ~-17·11~!7 •
1f11r•r1•1rlv Br'l~hr;i r Rlry_l 4 BR. 3 Ba 60x!lo $77,5(lfl py! Sii,$((1, No. 2nd's Cnnl'. 32 + UNITS TO BUY OR I rnor.1 Ry Gone Days-1
,4 4 BR. 21
i ba 50x~8 S89,~ f1n11nc1n.1r onl~. Pr1n Qnly COSTA MESA SELL A BUSINESS BR. Crit1agr, 1v111ny yard. -----=· 111
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5
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" 3 HIL 3 R,1, Co1·. !01 S9!l.2ll0 Open housr S.11 ~· S11n &-pt. $310 ~I. S50 ill dn. Es{'e/ oc-HOLLAND BUS. 1111 util 1nrl'ri. $9!'!,
$25,850 L IDO REAL T V INC. 2:11 11 ,r,. 2!i1h, 12 1hru 6-612 rupancy. 675-60.ll Owner-SALES ALA Rental$• 645-3900
Can'! hrhr1•e ]!~~ l\'ri l. 1rs l'.:i77 \"i<i Lick• 6i:l-tl00 f(111gs Pl ~H'f\ N !J. Call Hc>al1or. "The Broker 11.·Jth E mJlll,!hy" J '~""'~:""""'""'""'""'"""""" hrlwn 5 ,i:. R p.n1.1;4&-7r-S2. .---,-~ 1 Q \ C !'11 e BUD\. ET ~Ver -I BR.
MARINER REAL T Y s 12·1'>11 ~TESA Verol' Pool Home. 3 San Cle mente
RR, 2 BA. bltns, plu~t1 :-.IO/JER·•N-2-h-,,-,,-,...,-b,-.-:-b-lln
crpt~. Sl00J n10. Lease. SIOO stove & l'l'lrig. Overlooking
clt>an dep. AC! 4 pm, :\hin gn!f cf.'11rsc. Adull s on·
546-2344. ly. $225. 492-4392. (213)
2 Br. House w lrplc, gar . 4·1)--23-l{J,
WAL K TO BEACH-
$23,500 -LO D OWN
tr'\JP~ ust lhe sh11rprs1 3 8U$iness Propedy 154 J 16 ra nge , ve.. ·' · , C
1 bl'rlr..-.on1, l 'it tmrh home on Mesa V e rde " ON LOT l-.------.----i&IJ-·117(1 or 7J;10-0608 eves. Nr;ir B<·h. pis I ~lovt-re. I ·--:-:c:-:--'."'."'.:-::-::-:-:::-::-" frig, Kids. $12:), 1 If' n111rk('1. Quirt t·t1 !·11e-LEAVING STATE MUST GO! OCEAN 1·1r'"· $3.j(J !rir 138~ Nerd H1 vol liquor store. ALA R entals e &45-l
9
00 ~a·· 11nd hu.t:f' ll'f'I'.~ . .\lus t 1 3 I 1 "' ft or less sri.1t·c 101· art, 4 nn. Z HA , ran1 rni 11· 11rt Cran Jr ho111r + 1'E'a r s•'r lh1s unr, .~·l2.:/."i3,) ,. N rl<111re or e.xcr{'ISe sl11d10, J UST reduC'i?d to $18,;-,QQ Rnd
f11crl yarrl. s1ove, \Vasher, I "s_acn-ta-A~n-•-------1
Crpt'g, Sl90 1mo to n10. or -------------1
$185 Year lse. 646---12,16 or Tustin 2 ~r young hnm • fr111u r1ni::
forina! l1v r111 + rnrmnJ di n
are11, bl11n R10 8,, dishll'a~h
l'r . lol s of siorae;e cah1nr1s,
2 pi111os for outdoor enter-
taining! Oll'nf'1-,; hought ;in.
orhrr home: Full prwe
$23,SQO -Lo. Jo Onwn paym1~
l.· anyone ca.n 1akc O\'f'r GJ
loa.n•
Ca.II R-17-1:221
SEYMOUR REAL T Y
17111 Re11C"h BlvO .. /1 1cn Brh
Opi>n ·111 !I P:\1
"I wouldn't live there
unless you paid m e ."
l\'o•lld .1·011 like ~iff! 11wnme
pl11,, y('lur 011n pl;u•r 10 l11T~
Tl11~ gor)'.:f'OlJ~ •1-plrx hn111r
h11s plu.~h gold t..irprl~. Ur:
P1so Tile cnrnef. Pr1 1·'1tt'
P<!Tlo -g-rr;n l\"ll'UIJnn C<'n-
11·111 <11r-1·nnd 1 • 3 h,•tt, 2
b11 !h, 2 ~ 2 hl"'d, 2 l1alh. Plll'i
l I bed. 1 111-rlh A~:~lni,:
l(lr~ do11·n. C;i!I .
Walker & Lee
279() llarhnr Rl vrl. at Ad;i•n,<:
.').l.l-O·lfi:l Opr11 'Ill 9 P~I
"WAY TO GO"
If ynu·re look1ni:: for 11 'Z ~10r;v
4 bedroom hn111e wirh 2,@2
.!'f! rt, then look no lurthrr'
S'tlf.00 1s !he pru•c on 1111~
~ha.rp1r \\"ha.t il 11<1y lO go,
C;itl rod;i~ "-12-1.i:l'.i.
----
4 BR-den, 2\i BA, 3 car gar.
Prcs!ige home. S 4 5, 5 0 O.
846-6236.
'"'"::c=-= 4 BR., 2 Ba. .. lg. fa.m. rrn ,
frpl t•., b!l ns. <"pt, dps, pallo.
S29.9:iO. S!)7-i710.
Irvine
CHALLENGING.
F1.\Pr-uprrr. \I 1!h 11111111n111n
eX[l('n~e & rfr.-•ri. !his 11.·111
f_lf' a JC'Wel. Spat\OU,<; 3 BR .
2'z ha, nn prrn11urn loi u\
h1•au1 . Un11•rrs1!y P ;i r k_
Clo.~e 10 pool s ~· fl'nlll.<; er~.
Ownrr s;iys hl'111g a.II oHc>r~.
Askin;; rrirt> S.1J.:)()().
(ired hill
R~'.ALTY
t.:r11v_ P~rk C1•nlr1', l1-..·111r
Ca!J Any11me. 1133·0~20
UNUSUAL 4 BR
ha !'_ li;r Jfi . ..;2•1 ktiOlly f)l!l(' b, hon1e 011 ·'· f'Wp()r(
p;inl 'd tf't 1·ni, brit'k rrp!r, Blvrl., 11r rstn11n~1cr. .., \\' · nil'clin" roon1, orr1cf' spa.1•r. reasona.ble dov.'n paymen1.
f'l1·. Kilchfn l11cil. Laguna Fast Food re!;taura.nt in .'>lt'a t1r111·y ll'nol lTPI 111 l1v Li<t'J:(' lot. Cl z11 r1e_ Oller h
'""" Beach. ·l!H-7456 pnme Ne11o po rt BeaC' ]QC-3· rn1 ,t· 11.111. l\fltrr so/1!'111·1', s~>iJ,:ro. Cci!l 213 fi6J.:;;,.~ •. 11 _ _, ....._
lion. Could IJf' ~lorn 111"' ,...,p ro1ary ·rv 11n1rn11a. hr<ttH. a.111·1 prn or al! 6 run, Bkr. Commercial
type opt"ration. Ag en t J.u11l~t·aperl, ~p1·11klr ~ys1n1 Newport Shores Property 158
s.l9.111)(1 11.·1s.;ooo dn. 01,nrr, 1 --~-----,----I c-:c:-:::0:-::::::-::::0::::---:-1;,'~r..,._,"',~"~·-===-:c::::--cr.:;::;
J.16-5!lS.1. LGI:: /1-fran1c 3 hr. 1 ha. Joe 5 BUS INl::SS UN ITS of In-SPOT &: press shnp • GrPal
in con11nllnlly \1·/re.c area. t'{lme on \V. 19th. C.1'1. Lei t'Vl!!'ntia!. Only ~hnp in area. REPUBLIC hoine. 4 RR //, .--·
nools, rennis. 2 blks tC1 bch. proPf'r!Y kc>rp payout in 12 SIOOO term~. S1ckne.!.S & [;i.m rm & hrarrtt pool. On , ..
6 12-~"'61i. yrs. 011.·ner will carry ls! a l olher business forcrs sale. 11u1t-r srrPrl By 01,·ner.
"lfi-~26:1 Sa n Juan Ca pistrano i '~-11th &· Pac. Coast Hi''Y· ·• . .. TRI HARBOR Snn~f'! B ch. Ph . -------Newport Beach GOOD !N\'EST~IENTS REALTORS 213/l9S-12fil
e 4 1-Rrdiunm un!t~ on 2 ·1?! Easi !~r~. _c :\\ ~ l'i";,~·c..,c~o"R°"N"E"R;-Cor:::,c.,o,-;,;cl•:,;:, WANT MARINERS
SCHOOL?
\\"11n1 ·
1 G<VKI Conslrucllnn"
2. 4 hfrlrmn1~'.'
3. P;irk f;11.:ili11fS
r1·1·e ~hadrrl ln1s. :'\erds TLC. 6-16 -.11.1:1 f.\eS. &4.-2.2'5 comm'l bldg. Lie for bar &
Askin-: $.1n,;,oo. J::.O' COR\'ER Cosia i\lesa res!auran!. Ready fo r
• L111le Old House on R-2 rnmm'I hlc!g, Lie for bar &· tf'l'\a11t ~lui<t Sell Now'.
''"J'nrr • 'lill'i,000. rrs!auranl. RParly fo r Con~irier trade. Call 011.'ocr e :! Arre~ r1n :'llargal'l1C rrn.1nl. Nl11sl Sr!! Now~ for ri<'ta1ls: 494-00SO.
• IT'S /\ 1'-1rs~s?-2 RR Brach
HOl!Se. Fnt•d Yllni. Kids &
p('ts. Ch\•n11r iu:r~s In lr;;t
d1srnunt frlr fix & p11in!. $175.
ALA Re ntals e 645-3900
-UNFURN. -
• QUIET "' FriV7're.t BR.
Sro1·l'lrP!r1g, cpl/drps, util
pr!. SIOO.
ALA Rental' e 645-3900
• HIDF. All'ay-COZY l Br
Coua_i::r. Criis/11rps. :..lnf
lrx-. Sl lO.
ALA Rentals e 645-3900
e FIX F.R UPPER-2 BR.
f"ntfl yrd. 'll:tds ok. A!I uti!
in~ro . SlSO.
ALA Rentals e 645·3900
4. Trnn1s'.'
J, Bu 111 111 "rr·h<tnc-r~~
Ii, Lllfj.!P flA!lll ..
rarkw;i_v -s~.OOl'l Cuns1dr-T trade. Call O\l'ncr Money to Loan 240
CAPISTRANO VALLEY lnr dr!iiils: ·l!fl-OORO.,.C,.'""l -~-:--;;;-;;;;:00 ___ 1. LUV in 13!oom-2 BR. w/
P.1-:AL"rY STORES & OFF ICES 1 t TD L frplc. NPa r bch. Slove/re-3\:ill C111111n(' f fl plstrano S oa n frig. S1"5.
7, f-!an-!11 MIYt fk"1rs ~
It ~ 1rrpl;i1•r'.'
4'.!3·1121 on \'('ll'port Blvd. ALA Re ntals e 645-3900
$1:il) :\I equi1y, on lcHscholrl. 7,2j"'Q INTEREST
~ rnrrrl ns.:-h1 ~1 ~~~.'.l",0"
Thf'n c;;IJ 111111" 1(1 inspr1•1 1h1~
\01·rl.1• hn111r 1.,1;11y, lil(>..7171.
HARBOR Vici\' llnmC'I'
Carn1t'I, By Ownf'r. Only
T ust in
Tn~:Ar. fan11ly ho n1 ".
fn1·n1rr rr,.,!1;::r mo rl r I
l\lVI, nioddtfld /.,; rrlnr;:itrrl
to ht'a1111ful Hr1gh1~ V11;1·
prnJl<'Tl,11. 1m .'< 1:'1'1 <•ppr11'1!r
p;1rk I.· rl11~r:r'•1Un<I~ 7.nn<'rl
ftir hnn;rs. RIVlm !f'l crn11 ;'\
hr. 2 h11. lrplr. '' /\\• ~hag.
11;il!papC'r ! ... cah1rw tD 1n-i;lrp5 from Park/Pcw1I. Thts ~!al!rd tRRi4 f" 11, 1 fr . ta~IPfull y rlrcor hon\" 1s a
h I I 8,11)....9.)R;, real c 11rrn,.,r• .u~ 1 i;:r·a"""· l -----------
ln:: pa tio. rrr1/rh:r~. ~hut-
trrs .~-rral fn\ r f·~r t~P ktds
6-1-1-117-1
STE-PST O-B E ACH
71 2,.,r ln1111 Pal1 In 1ra.rfc 2 d TD L CALL DAY OR NIGHT
JXISS iblC'. 011'nrr 67.'l-lf{)L n oa n ALA Rentals • 645-3900
Inc ome Proputy 166 1999 Harbor Blvd., CM Tcrn1ll basf'd on eriuiry,
EASTSIOE .HOME 642-2171 545-0611
AND INCOME Srrv1ng Harbor area 21 yrs.
] units 11l!rx:,,.1hc>r. Home has Settler Mortgage Co.
3 queen . sized bedroonis. __ 336 r: 17th Strff'_I __
Gorgeous hath and all com-COl\lr.l f~RCIAL LO A N~
pleiely n»ril'cora.1rd. 2 ha rh. Lon>: IPrm. From $150,000-
.. ior 1n..-orn<' 11n1IJ1 1·~.:atrr! $10,000,000 Tele. 5.)7·031Xl
1n rc;.r 111th rents of S2J.'i M t e.s
hrlp you l1vr rent fn•c>: Suh-~ 9~9 D 'eds 260
rn11 your Oo11•n pa)'Tien1 ---~,,_•_,-----,
Full pnre !.~7,.'iQO. (,111 * • PRIVAT E parry 1v1!1
RENTAL FINDERS
4lS W. l t,._ COSTA MUA
Hou•es * Apts. * 645-0111 *
""""'-"-free tn Lnr1dfarrl~
$11;.'1-2 BR Home v.•/ trplc &
FOOL. Eocl yard for child
& prt.
BEACON * 645-0111
646-6961. 1------=--
I • FOR LF.ASF.: * E-side--2 Br. Cottage Ad Is •I BR 2 tw niorl('rn home,
only no pcls Beams, frplc, may have chi ldren, no pets.
po2-8tio. $152/mo. Y <'a r l Y • Jn Tustin. $275 mo. 524-8021. 64 520.
SHARP 3 hr, 2 ba Oversized University Park
yard, double garage. S210 ~ Bit. 21~ HA . pool, te nnis,
mo. Call Larry, 546--5880 park. Rc>nl or lea..-e to buy.
Agt. $320/rno. Jn:ioe. 673-11515.
3 BR, 2 bH , v.ith heated pool, Houses Furn. or
$235 n10. 54&-3623 o r Unfurn.
213/6.<}4-29.S:3. -----::-...,-.---1
2 BR, cpts, drp, fncd, quiet, Newport Beach
310
no dO£s. $165-Sl75. 213 f'. BEAUT niod. townhouse. 3
Avocado. 54S----82'Jl :,,1S---l4(Y.) Or, :11 ~ Ba, frplc, p:1tio, pool.
3 BR. hnlv.·d floors, 1622 B, 2 rar g;ir, 111! bltns, crptr;,
San!a Ana Al'e. $1 55 mo. r!raprs. Lcn~e S:?!l5 (l)
Orpos1L 962-;,w,,Q. !"123-li !O or 846--5!!!!1 e1·es aft
DELUXE Condo Townhouse,1 ~'c'c"_'~· ---..,.-,..---.=I
3 Br. lam rin. ga rn"r, [l(lf'll Townhouse Unfurn. 335
$2!15 mo. Cnll 540-5147.
----Newport Beach Fount a in Valley __. .,.-----:-"'--.,.-,.
-~ ---*Adults Prefe rred*
Hunt ington Ueach 3 Bn .. 2111 ha .. 2 r·ar garage.
NF:'\''l-:R 4 Berlroom 2 Balh, Vno·111g f)OO!. S27:i.
nire g1~rn shag ca.rpelln,g-, REAL'fOI'. 5-i8·6%6
Bicycle to Thf" hrach. $7.JO/ Duplexes Fur n . 345
mo: or ov.'llrr 1vill sc>!l f'or I
Sl.000 Down, Ba lboa Peninsu a
MARINER REALTY
ASSOCIATES DELUXE duplr."<. 2 1.rg
All's. Bltn kitchen, Sv•edish
8-12·:iioli 24 hr. ans serv. frr>lc, cr p!s. drp~. short hl k
WALK TO 13EACll. 3 BR. 2 orc>iin or h;1y. f'u r n .
BA charmer .. Formal dinint: S1~/mo Annual. 6'1;,...:-110.
r m, convenient to a! I Newpar t Bea ch ~chools. $260/mo. A g t ·1 ---'--------~-·I
962-5523. OCEANFHONT lo11·c r 3 BR.
-A L MOST NEW
Broa!lmnnr. Turrie Rork, 1n1-
na"<I 1·1r. UC! S Nf'1•.' Uni
\'rr.slly 111)'.:'h S<·hMI, 1 hi~.
lrnrn pnv. pDQl & trnn1~
court~ .. i "nf'l c:ardenl:'. ind
a.1r1um , brick pa!1ns, lrg faro
rm. gallery. !iv rm v.·/frp!~
2 ha.tbs. S ! l.!l()1 F01· $ale B)
011 n<'r , ~3.~·117~~
UN L.~L'A!-. -4-P.R h0n1r,
Bro~rlmonr. Turllc> Rr>rk,
in1n1l'rl. vie UC! l.r. Nr1v 4 AR. ~'i i-..~ ~:1111 :irr~
Wa Iker & Lee ~:~~,,~Jn~;-T6~~~~o~"llS-Ona.ni"
271l<I H;irhor .Slvrl. a! Arl.11r;s SlolO-Rt:DEC 2 HR Hou~"
Yrrl for children & pets.
Avail Now!
2 BDRM house, nc'W shag nr1v 11·/;ill xtrns. \\lin!er,
crprs !. drps, J b ,1 , .$32:1. l·1111suf1•r yr. \\lknds
gardener. 5 blks to be:ich. !'i•l.~-9Ji-I, 11·kd11ys ( 21 J l
t-J11lurf' a d ul t s . $170 fi%---1!8:!1. F'an1d.v f11n t1omr 2'llX1 ft of
luxury anrl hn111 gate + ~ +
extt•;u;. S-17.000.
r ..... ,1,, rri.11· c 1 11nm1ng !.: Un11·rrs11y l1 1t:h SrllOOI. 1 , 11"1,ll lll:.! , ~ 'olln
bl r-k frorn pr•1v pool .r .. !rt1111s CA YWOOD R EAL TV
rn11rrs, ~ rnr1 c:~rr!rns. inrl 6:{1~; II . r 11-.r ll11·y., i\'.B. ;ilrlurn . hr·1"k p;1n o:;, lgl' f;om ! 5118_1290 rn1 ., J;:::J.llf'r.v, liv r111 __ ----Real Estate by
Mc VAY w/lrplr. 2 h:tlks, S•M,!lOO. f.\F::AUTf!· 1·1. II r i: t c I 1 ff
893-8533
~---~-c------1 ti11n1P, 3 Ar,, 2 h11. f;in1 n n,
Laguna Beech util rm , hlTn~. 2 !rplr, cov 'rl
545-0458
!!O.\!~; fips1gn11r1 frir nutdr
l1vi niz 3 I3r .. 2 ha, 11it1um.
!n1nh h<'(l ll'd pnnI. Sl1rl1nc; glit.<~ rJ.r.nrs lrl Pa.rh r111 lr11rl
tn pn1•<1!P 1·~r1 .. s Va.ulh•rt.
hf'illllPrl llv 1·n1 11 flrplr, Ir;::
kit llftf'll~ fin i::.1rrlrn, 11\il.!'lrr
t..a h11c; H"lll'\11 tuh on
rn1·~tP )(ill•l'll T n ta. I
pnva.••.1 $I 1,.)11() Ry 011·nrr
~'"l-~>110
W E H AVE _A_N XIOUS
S E L L E R S FOR
QUA LIFI E D BUY ·
ERS.
BUILD
Yn\lr (l11n h111nr 1n La~una.
on M ~flJll'j(JIJ~. PilTlJ!l ll y
lr1•rt, ~lrrl'I 10 ~lfrf•! l"r
l ndrrcrnunrl ut1h!lrs 111-
ff'ady +n. !c-0 nnlh1n::: ''Ill
0h~r 11!f'l ~"'Ur I'll'\\ 01frt£'tl
at Si.,.iO C'.111
v!Otan
REAL ESTATE
11"(1Glrnnr}1'f' ::-1
4'.l1 'lli1 ;..1'1-0,llfi
fl ,\l'PY LIYJ:\G d"•l~lll'rl h~,
~I• h 1 I P r I. l'noh·1r11c1rr!
11<'11 f•f '"'''l tr\ II 11lk Jn
h••;lf 11 & <hnpp·nt: LCr' 111
inc r111 , f11!1 d111.ac: rn1 . 2
11H. + hohh.1· r111 l111i1Pr ~
892.55 93 pi11111-..·, f tr, r!('._ .~rr
Jfiti \1 Hi•;:irh Rll·rl . II R. f'ri~rkl tni:: rV011d () 11 f .v
,s.r ,,7fll S1 Slal'1n Rll), NO QUALI F Y ING n12---ii222.
Lnw dn11 n lnr .1 hf'rlronm 1-oc."°"'°""'°"°""""'C:::OC" hnn1,. 11 ith 11 J1r;· rn1r«nt'e. OLDE ENGLISll 2·Slfll)"
$222 nin rays all. Trrf' sharl11tt Old hnr k
R I E t t b 11·aJks. 4 BP. . Ix-am cPll.. ea S 3 e Y frpl., pa•·lrn, .. Pm. cm.,
nif'lli bltn kit, rPt' rm n1·rr
MCVAY ~;o r Or11an 1·!1111 df'C'k.
S-i!l.".00. C1111-
545-0458 893-85 33 \IJSSIO\' REAJ.n· 4!4-0731
l-lnu~r H11nt1n•" \\la!r h lhe l "SEA BEAUTY"
Cai rs~e1t hy the rrarlew1nd5
o· Th11 rac1f1r 11nc1 11•11lk1n.1:
d1stR11cr 10 the ht'ach. oll r
sea. ~h;in1y ;il.o.o olfl'r~ .\ bed-
room~, 2 ha.!hs 11nd an 11s-
s11mahlc> ln~11 Pnced to Sl'll.
Bkr. ~42-25:1~1
Cl l~:CK this b11rg;i1n, By
011. ner. 1 slflry 3 Br., 2 ba
hnn1e 1r/lr}! f11m rm . sha'!
l'fl1. r~!m c!rps. Nnv. ht'Tf' s
11111 tinn•1~ * !!i::ATP.lJ
POOL \\"/.,.tra dr1v,.11a)' !()r
}nqt nr trlr. r r1('f'tl r1;;:hr!
Call for 11ppt. ~.191:l.
SELLING
YOUR HOME?
F~ APPtlltSlll -\VI.! buy
f'QU1tiP1. Pe:~n11l 11 1tenlion.
25 yrs. t-lfpen('nC'f!'.
COLLINS & WATTS
!'l6:.:ij2.1 Open Evet:
f.l\' n'.l·nrr P<1cil1c Nlnrlf'.
Re 111111 f11J •I h<lrrn _ 2 h;i lh,
flrl'plaC"P, l 11nrt .1;r11p1>rl
Corn11r Int. 1 ni 1Jc> m h#-11.r'h
PrltPtl !or quick 1ale.
$25.9.'I\ ~...Afil I.
OPF:i\' HOUSE rol umn.
pit!\n. Nr . .<chonl.~. s.hp~.
flil1·k ~· tennr~ rrs. S\.\()O()
frl~-2fi~li.
I" ',11 R1\ y,o;;JOJ:: \'1ll;11;:f' S}l ,'.l:l(l
:-:o ch1lrlrf'n nn rf't~. ..\r-
tT!l<' hrarn f'f"l'n;!. 1 BR 2
f1A f":·p)o• l'.-11·J p;it1n Prinl
nr 11 tll rrnr r,:--~r..i;o
BEAUTY
IN
WESTCLIFF
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9UICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
642-5678
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BEACON * 645-0111
53&-7003. OCF:AN''F°'R~O"°"N,T'"'",.c,c.n=,=,c,,'""'n=,,
3 BR. Ip!, bltins, palio, trnt·· 2 Ba. Ne w u pper duplex.
ed. S220/mo. 4782 Scenario Cl1~. flrp.~. lilr r_is. 501 l
nr Eriinger & Bol~a L'hi1·n. &ashore Dr. Winter $37;i $21)[).SPAC 4 BR, 2 Ba., f"m '!liiS--7079_ 1110. furn. 6·15--517(1.
rm w/ frplc & wnrkshop.1~;;:.:.:;;.'7-=c;cc--c:-:c:;:·J;'ic:iilcv:i;;;;;;;;;-c,-m;:---;J
Sli.000 down. Price SJ."'i,rlOO. I ~-;::;~·;;·;;;~;; IVarnrr & Oak. Hunt. Bch .. /I
2 blk.~ \\I, of Beac/1 Blvd. Hou5es Furnished 300
Kew crpl.~ //, rirps, firr.rl'~. ""'.""""'"-...,------
f;. h .. i.;as h!r1ns. GO fin. uene ral Chi!r!rrn/pr!.~ wl'fr.:oinf'. JBD. Conrio, 1 1~Ba, ponls, YEAll.LY-Jn1n1ac 2 Bit. 2
Oprn Sfit l.· !'un !ron1 noon. Sl2J.UTJL PD. N1C"e 1 BR.
LEADERSHIP R . E. Mobile hom e, near hf'ach. ~l2-llfi6;~14Q-~3.*i/.lt•l7-5~1l _ Jdral mature couple.
BEACON* 645-01 11 r l11hhnus!', pa!in, g11ragc, fl,\. Patio lal'ing bay.
* * * * BEACON* 645-0111 $42~.ooo . I S~·LlTIL f'D. Bi!.f'hrlnr.
New 27 Unit Apt B dg. y,.11 rJy. :-1.B. H1i::h1 on ore;i.1.
Costa Mesa :'ll<1lllre ni;;n or 1o.11n1a11.
BROKER fl.12-~!lOS BEACON * 645-0 111
* * * *--L OS-A L TOS--
Lo ts for Sa le 170
:\l ~:~/\ Vrrrlr golf m1ir~r.
P ride of Ownership
Home
011.•""r 1v1ll hutlrl rn ~utt Cul -family 11•11h tren11,::et'! ok.
d11-~.1c lo! r1 1rrr tly on J?'lll 4 Bf'drn<"Jm 2 bath, btJi!I ini<,
rnur~r !ll;~--4027 rar~r111g, tlr.1pr~. lea.~e S2R5
L(;v,-.. -·\-1r1.,c-,c0c1.--;Crirona Pf'r mn. Phnne Long Beach
II 11 I
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fl,..,.,,., ""'wn, 21.3. 429·~L I~ 111111 ~. , ,I "" 1,..,,
h:it .11 7' .. :.:,1!..\to~•J Bal ~lsl and
M ounta in, Desert,
Re sort 1111'11
Grr a1 rh<irin, hr111i1
S!Z--..1 BR wl ga.r_ Priv. pa·
r1n_ ronv. ll"Jf' Tnl nk.
BEACON* 645-0111
Sl.l.l-? AR Jlntnr 11.•/ garai::r
l.· ;.·a.rri Cons1d11r Pf'I. A1·ait
m"
BEACON* 645-~
* * * I S~IJ ! RR v11can1....-Allfl ready,
Ir R. ,r· • • • $1 2:1. l/t1I pd, f11rn1~hrrt mo-
hllt> hnmr, N.B. • • •
Sl·lfl 'Z BR, s:arage. Kid.~ ok, r ;.1
• • •
Slii.i l RR p11t1ro, garage,
frnrerl kw kid~. C.il!,
11.·/s!ornge, near the beach. /\dult.~. no fl"IS. 223 l9!b Sr,
962--0986. N. B. 67.1-1706.
4 BR, l~~ BA, cpis, rlrps, * * J RR. 2 5,1, patJO, 'i blk
f"'nrnrl yard, no .!'ini:;IC's. lo h1•11<'h, S22':i/n10. \\'inter.
S230jmo. 9fi8..9'.l~. ,.:7;i....~~2i,._ -::c=o-=cc;c.c-~ z nn:. rr,Hs. rlrps. blln~. >::ir., \''INTER rcnraJ. rww deluxe
nr lleiu;·h. no pe-1~. S\SO 1109 orra.nf1Vln1 _ 2 Br . 1~~ ba,
E:ni.:land . .J:V>-7983. dhs11o·~hr. S.IOO .... \~0765.
.1 Br, l5xW d('n 14th brl + Duple xes Unfurn . 350
hnnus rrn Nr "C'hl:-1 & .!'hpg.
Ayai\. JIJll $T.""il .lt4!i-il5li. Costa M esa
Irvine 2 BR l' • 8/1. .e;ar-.agl'.
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;-'.:~I s1111nr. Nc>w ~h!ll(. s1r.o.
2 BR, 2 ba!h~. df>TI ...... $.1()0 ~n~h___£12-~0l ___ ,
3 Bil.. 2 b~'s., 1:1.rri um . -S~25 Huntingto n Beach
~HR 2 ha's honu~ rm $~:,Oll·----------.,-4 FJR:'. 2'~ b.a'., tam·. rm S.l~ * :\IQ!JP.HN 2 Br. Bhn~.
3 BR., 2•:, balhs ...• , . $300 Cpr~. r1i.;r;~. frrl•> 11c U-
\VE l'f /\VE OTHERS rna1nr ~!. .. •~~I 1'!·12-1f'64.
3 tir. 2 h~. r1·plr. film .. • •
-* -B.--8-.-.-,-oL-ackc•-rrn, p.1110s. 205 Coral Av<" 1, R hi . OCJ·:AN virw. ,<:lt'P" rn beBch, 19 S ;, 4 H . rrr!~. !In.~ 1':8r. 67:1---2.'l~~ 1• d , k c· '! hr.ind nrw 2 BH. 2 HA. tl'!S, Dn ~'rlu nrrri ,, plari~ In rur le.'7ittml/'"o--;;;;--;c::::-ao:11. \1 ii."' f'l't!I o . ·''.
Ne wport Bea ch ----"fJnh 11rllil ,
yoi;r ~kns, ri~hing f)Ol ,. or CHARl\1TNG 3 BR, h?m". STAR.LET 636-2860 drr>s, self rl<·.1nlt1g tlbl ovrn,
l t11 /lnd F t rcfrig,d isposal ,bl!n v.·1fr; 'fry :h1..-rin ,. r11h1 n lnr ~1 f: -~a · or \Vin er JN C.-,,;:ta l\l~a for rent a ---11.raliur
nnll' S~.!l!r:i. Call Ross !7\4) s375, or yr.arly $450 mo. sharp .l bdrm with !ot5 of "SINCE 1946'' ;',;~;;_m, C;~~r. &!~·~~ ~:; ;i31i~lnR or \\'flt~: SPf'ncrr Sah~bttry Realty 67]-6~ mom. Carpe-tr;, Orapes, buil!-1st Western Bank Bldg. 637~1272.
Rral E.~lalf', P.O. Box 2828. 4 BEDRf'-1, garage, newly 111..-, lenet"d yard 81 $210.00 Univ~lty Park l":--c;-c--:-:---------1
Rio: Be~r Lakr, Cahf rcr!r(''d $Z--.Jl'l./,\lo. 119 illar· per mo. 1 r~ in our rental Days ll:J-0101 Nights Duplexes, R ~ ii Estat• W•nted 184 it c Ave. or ph 213·681·21:-..J hook along with lot5 more. I ~Z::i:::Z:::::i:::::i:::::i:::i::::::i::=::j Furn. or Unfurn. 355
R-3 LAND \VANTED
!:; to 30 11crcs. i\1ci\11chael
Company. fl! 1!71-3950
'WINTER renral Balboa r.~le. Walker ·g Lee • UJ'll[VERSITY PARK .-B --.-lbo-.-ls-land Cha rming 3 BR. 1 ~ BA ,
I I I= 673 "093 4 BR. 2·,~ ba. tnhse •..• $375 llf' AN D llE'\I' & gO""""""• 3 rp c. ~........ ..,... · 279n "''hor Blvd. •I i\d11 ms BR 2" b ,__ 1325 ' ." ....... :t · /;1 a.tn,._, ... · Bdrm. 2 baths. Pa ti o . * \VI N7ER RENTALS * :J.·15-0465 Opc>n 'til 9 Pf.f 2 BR 2 ba. r h $300
Island RE'alty 673.-1 200 "v7AC'°A=N~T-_3c'-;B""'°E~D'°"R~O~O"°''' I 3 an: 2 ba: h~mS: : ::: : : $315
f in.tnti1t 11•l498 Park Ave .. Ballv>a lslanr:I HOo\fE with h1g ga mo!' mom I ,:;;;;;;--·~-~. R~NT lrom Oct.·.fuoe, S300 111\<1 huilt-in.~. tor only mo. Inquire 209 Ruby. $2.15 /mo. 1.!'I & lnlil. mo n!:nt f 'ed hill
01shwa.~her, trash rn R5her .
Furn. or unf. $450 mo. ~111'
ly.
B!wn. 9---4. plu11; rJ epor;i! l'f'!'[Uired. Call
Busin•s s °"'""='""°'"""°'"'"-,,...-, "'" 'I'! l.~~~~~~~~~::~I 200 DOLL HOUSE 3 BR, idea.I Agent: ,,.,,..... ., . O!:AL TY
_o_p_po_•_t_u_n_ltv __ -,..-~ loc;ition, large yard, Winter. ---,V~A""CcA~N=Tc-.;N~O"W"-Univ. Park CPn!er, hv int
CUSTO"'l gardening, Jewn &. 644--021_0. J Br, 2 ha, crpt1ldrp:t;, Jncd Call Anytime, 833-082() ApwtmentlfotRtnt JIW-J
WI NTON REAL ESTATE
Z29 Marine, Balboa 1sl1:1nd
675-11.11
yarrl malnt. Select cl!entelc-IBn:•"lbo.-::00-.;pc8CnO;=n=scu'I•:---yrrl, wlxtrai;. 644·7187 ~===~/~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~· ~~:1 1nc!url1ng P. U. lrur k,1-----------CONF'IOENTIAL counsell1 ~~~h
m0w11ri;. e fl g t-rs t"tc. 2 BR, wallt-Cf In patio. nr &: referraJ lor ahorfion & 5'1:;.~n1t walflr , until ,J une 15th. 213~ •d'P''.""· ApCa-. '4"!'"· 3 Arch Bay, ocea n view, lse. Apts. Furn. 360 21i 246--6395 " " ·~ _.,. "" 2 Br, 2 be, den, din rm, tam _._ ________ _
Newsp aper Dealership l~·~·-~5~"~'~· -"'".::"~·'----l22!Be<l~oroomm,,"i1!bo;:;;1h;-;;hn;;m;;;.;-;.,,;;·1J;h I nn, S325. 495-4764 eve!! & General
for L.A. H~rald Exa mi ner Bavshores ~ara.ge, East~ide, $175. cal) wlmdi;. l-----.,.,.---,--1
a c Sec Ren! Beautl!ul Furnitun 111
rnnge n. l'l N!a. ur-4 BR 2 BA house $35() Terry 54&-2313. 3 AROt Bay, ocean view, lo• •• Jlttlo u ify rlr f'Oll". rt>q'd. \\.'ri!e R.P., ' • ·
2652 w L' ln l\nah.,im 9 mog 2861 Bayshol'I' Dr. Corona del Mar lse.. 2 Bt , 2 ba, den din rm, ONE MONTH · inco • -• * 673-6743 * lam rm, $325., 4!l>-4764 e"-es Now'$ THE *Ideal for 3-5 girl1.. I blk 10 &. wkndg,
Legun.1 Beach bl>aC"h. 2 BR. 2 hil , sm. UNUSUAL 1 BR. & li;:l'. loft. complete with
TIME FOR 3 BR, iomp ~ec, walk 10 3BR, 3 ba, $3%1. 305 Wide ocean vtew. $235 f.fo. your 1004'.4
bearh. Av11i1 till July J. POINSE1"J'A. !14&.8965. Mature adlls. 4S4--465.1. Purchase Option
S22i. 494-1.sM. UNIQUE Rustic 2 BR + klfl, • Ind. Item 1electlon. QUICK CASH S..150. P ANOR.A:'\f lC VIEW J lrplC'. unlurn. home. Trees. L•guna Niguel 24 Hour Dely.
~ Br. rriilc. hltn~. 1,·e1 bar . Nenr oet"an. S 3 ~ 5 /mo . LEASE: Move in now-3 BR. CUSTOM TURQUGH A Lri1~. Cllll ~94-nl2. 6?5--6392 or 213: !!9l--lfi3.'i. 2 BA. yard. $295. 4!H---17·1G. Furniture R•ntal n SPECTACl!l..A R view 2 BR. e VIEW, 3 BR. 2 Im. bltln~. 4~1 1,1. $17 W. 19th, C.i\I. MS.3481
DAILY PILOT rl"~"· ~('rl11rtrri. $.150. !.-i pm, rpl!\'., rl rl"l', deck, p:11r. nr. fl 's &lwaylihc> n f{hl time & /\1111hl"'ln1 nf.-2800
491-1]91. 491--0.146. hca<'h. 1-772--03!17. fAn;,h.) 11.hvay11 the rl~h! plni;e If l..;df • 6S4-3108
DAii Y Pl.L-oOT~-,o--~.~ 3 Br 11 · h n f'wl y YQU w11.nt RESULTS! Call Tl1e l1tSft!J1t 1fraw m t>te West WANT AD 4 or act10n ! , , 11,
T11rn unused lremJl In to qulck rleMI'. New s/111.g crpts. 6:.ZO fi.12--5678 & place tha! arl . , 11 Dft Uy Pilot Oa.ssllled
ca~h . c11.!1 642-~78 Lllrk!!pur. li7S-1124~. torl.!ly! Ad. 642--~78
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f2 DAILY PILOT Tut1day, Septembfr 21, 1971
ll9'1ll ll
Apts. Fum. 360 Apt•. Furn: 360 Apts. Furn. 360 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 345 Apt. Unfur'\. 365 Aptt.,
Furn. or Unfum.
Offic• R•ntal JIO 440 Misc. R•ntals 465 1--'"-------S. I bo.1 l•l•nd Coste Mesa Newport Beach Costa Mes•
Salisbury
Re al t~
WE STILL HAVE •••
Some qua.luy wintrr f'f'll!Alti
ltlt 111 llll'gl!r & !'1/11alJer
a pts., at reasonable ratl'S,
to quali!Jed tenants.
Salisbury
Re.illy
315 i\IARINE AV E. 673-6900
BALBOA JSl..\ND
2 fl lnN. ycarl1r11: I BR art.
Jrplc, new k1tchC'n, 1 arlult.
no pets, $170. Incl uril.:? Art
house. lge h\•1ng r n1
1,/frplr. no pets S2JO. n10.
67J--297:..
NE\V 3 BR. 2 RA. f!Pc
lo!chPn v.·/dshv.·shr, f.q1lr,
pat.to k garas:e. Avail 9/1~
to 6115. 6J8..S.li'O or
539-SS~l.
3 BR. 1 BA apt, srp rlcck.
gar., no pets. s1rp~ to :-.·o. or
!-;. Blly, ln\·rly heh. \\'inter
$214. 6~77
ATTRACT l BR ;ip!; \\lintrr
or yearly: !lla111rr adults
only; !\o pets. 673-1503.
BAYfRONT pc"nth"u~ apt
2Bd. \\'inter renial S27;,.
6b-1.\98
\\'INTER. 2 Br. cha rmtn~.
pvt rlrck, 11712 Pearl. (2lll
792--2573.
l~l~tAC. Comp! h1rn 2 Br.
a pt. Yearly. $200/mo. ?\o
chilrlITn or pets. fi7.1-6g.15.
1 BDR~! So. Bayfront, v.•inler
or yearly. '* 67:1--{i&IO "*
AITR.. 2 BR .. 2 Ba & ! BR. 2
Ba. Sl75 & S225 mo. \Vinter
Uleali.B.JIU ZJ t't'ntals, Steps to ocean &:
bay.
New, heaur1ful garden apart· Ba!boA Rt11.l ~::Slt11f' Co.
men1s 'v1th 700 E. Balboa Blv., Balhoa
e PRCVATE PATIO e 673-414(> 673-35!!6 E\"r-s.
• POOL • SPA e e GARAGf. e BEACH APT -3 Berlr1n, 1,
• .\DUL TS _ :-IQ PETS • Rath, hr&nd nl"w hu1lfling &
lurruture, Block lo bch & 1 BR-SJ90. furn. ho •= h 2 BR-2 BA·$2·1j Furn, s ps . "'"·'· niont
151 E. ?lst SI. C r.t. '* * F'OUR STAR ** e &16-R666· e Jtf:/\LTY
RlS-4422 111E f~XCJTl:'\G
PALM MESA APTS. 25 )Td~ from OCEAN -~BR
New New New
Villa Cordova
COOL • ffiESll!
QUIET • SA.FE
INea.r Back l:iay)
40 Unit Adult
Apartm•nt Compltx
I & 2 BR. Apts.
G,.\S & \\'ATER PAID
Mo. to Mo. From $140
23Zl "Elden Ave. Ci\1
See _.\!gr Ted \\'oodhead
646-0032 ~11:-.'lrfES TO NE\\'rT. BClf. 21 ~ Bi\. Hui;:r L/R v.·/
Unbcliti·ably 1~ ''''· hu<>c \\ BrP, ne11.• C'i'pt 'i;:, n1orl • ., '"' k 1 t 'ld d l tl lESA L!<lo l BR aprs., Cp1s,
po:il, Jacuzzi , rlecr bJLt.n~. 1 c \en. pan en, c:nnip d"'S, hltns. close 10 ;shon'<> furn. $325 incl"rlg ufl!. un11! ... , ... ~ha!l l·rrt5, <lrps, sauna e:r. & OCC. Has Jndry rm . pool
1\dulr5. nn ""lS. .l11ly \\'ill also le a~ e .
5"!'.';GLES .•.••. Sl~S. 675-16·12. & carports. Pet or infant ok. Renrs 5!art from S!35-$l·IO.
I REDR~I. .•... from Sl.5a. OCl:AN V1ev.-. ~ BR· A~k aMur our nisrounL un&
2 BEDH;\l. •.••. fron1 1175. 11"ash/rir;.'. 2 carpons. ln1-PlaC't'nllll. illgr. Apt !!, C:'<I
You·f'f> r1~h1, 1hf',\'0re under-marulate. l iffi5, a nnu11l 6.\6--!156-1.
pncerl! \:iil r.tesa Dr., C.~1. \1•inter. 675-715-1 or 12131
f5hl"' from''""""' Bl,d.\ ,,,,_1'87 BAY MEADOW APTS.
Beam ceilings. paue!lni;, CASA de ORO SPACIOUS Bayfron!-l\lodPrn pr1v pall'>S, recreation f11.
CASUAL Calif. L1\•ing in a upper duplpx . .J Br. 2 Ba, c1l1ti~. AH arlulfs, no pi't~.
v.·arm r>lediterranean atmos-Yearly $.\OO/mo. WintPr e 2 BR'~ FRO;\f AS LO\\/
phere Spacious color co-SJOO/mo. 225 191 h Sf. NB. ft'> $1591mo.
orr!1na1cc1 apts. designer! & 1 ~'~';..o=="='c·--~-~--·I 3S7•\V. Bay SL. C.M.
lum1shcd :or style & ccm· \\llr-.'TER rental, J'-.'l!'l1'porl Call 6-16-0073
tort • H+.:'ated pool e Kitch· Peninsula. 3 BR. 2 Bi\. gar, l ,c1="~.,~--=2-8-R--2--" ... ,.. mmac. •. BA e.1 11·/ indirert lighting • \\'ID, 1 blk to bay & brh Cpts,, drps, hltru;. quif't
Dclu.'(e P.t O. Adults. No pe t::.. $24()/mo. 675--6{)111. 4-plrx. r-.:r. Fr11')'s. \Va lk" to
1 BR.-$175 furn. I -N-e_w_po_c_t _H_e_ig_h_t_s___ ~hop'g & st:t1ls-. l child ok.
ITTILITIES INCLUDED ,... '> ,;o pets. Jnq.: .S68 LaSalle 3"i1 \V. \Vilson 642-1971 LRG 1 BR. Duplex apt. Im-1 C'I "35'1 Apt . . . . 5-l""" _ .
Unbelievably Beautiful m11.culatrly ftrrn. \V f w
VAL o· ISERE Garden Apts. crpt'g, Tile k d1spos111. DL.-: new 3 BR. 2 BA.
)-1 $127 '"/ 'I 1 Dshw~l1r . 2 car gar. pr1v Adu lts -oo ""ts. f1o\\·ers ·ear y, .'1U mo. 1 ;i Ut't' '" d I'• 1y N' 1 11• k yaI'<'t, lndry rm kids ok. f'\"<''""'l"hC're. $[feam & a u "' on • o pe s. or · • ,. · f'd 310 $285/mo. 5 4 8-1309 or \\'a1erfa!I, 4.'i' pool nee. Rm, Im( \Oo'<ln1an pre · • ~auna, S.1.':ls 1-2 Bdrm. }'urn-Ca1ahn11 Dr. ~R-7165 6f.r:)899.
Unlurn_ from !l35. SEE IT: CLEAN 1 or 2 Br. Adlts. no QUIET-Downstairs
200) Par.-nns. &l2·86i0. pets. lg kit. SIJ5-.S150. 2-121 2 Br. new l'hai: rpts. paUJ,
-----Costa Mes• Newport B•ach ,--------""'---DESK space available $50 ------~----1 Huntlngton B••ch mo. Will provide turn!turto TI-IE EXCITING
PALM MESA APTS.
i!l~UTt:S t~RO~f
NE\\'P'f, BCll.
Unbf>!JPVAbly lrii 11plg, hua:e
flOOI . J&CUZZi, el~! blt1ns,
i;h;i_g crpll'i, rlrJ)!;, Muna etc,
Adulti;, no pc-ts.
SINGl.ES ...... $1.15.
1 BF:DR~l ...... 1140,
2 BF:flR~l ...... $160.
~'cu·r£' righr, 1hr.y're und<>r·
prlri:'rl• 1561 ~1e5a Dr .• C.r.1 .
5 hlks lrom Nc11•por1 Blvd.) * Spanish Elegance
Quiet Adult Living
Shag cpt • drps • hltnll
BeatJtilUI Pool • AU UW Pd
2 BR. 1170
AduHs only-no pet.!1
Z.11 Ao.:ocado St. 646--0979
*BRAND NEW*
La Costa Apts.
J .r,. 2 BR. hhns, swimming
pool, lanai, b<rr-b-que & gar.
age. All u11l pr!. $1:.<> to $170.
Ar!ulls. no pcl ~.
3:,.1 ,\ vocado. C!ll. 642-!.1'108
P ark-Like Surrounding
QUIET • DELUXE
l-2 & 3 BR APTS
i\lso f'urn Bal·helors
hi.· patios * l l!d Pools
Nr shop'g • Adults only
Martinique Apts.
ADULT LI VING a115 mo. Amwcr1ng servire
B 2 Parklike Beach L1Vlni rand new. J & lidrm&·. available. 305 No. El " !or AdulL" u15hwashers. t"1!'f'places 2 C11mlno neat, S11n
Bath!<. t:nrlns£'d ratios. Poot Casa Del Sol Clt'mente. 492-4t20
& Qarlll:que. Carports &
s!orage. No le11se reqlHrt'rl.
W3.J2 Santa A11a A\'t .
& 2 BR-furn/unf, Pvt pa-DESK s~ce a\'atlable $50
tio, lrplc In 2 BR. elevators, 1no. WW provlde furniture
dsl11~·shrii;, crpts, drps, Pets a l $5 mo. Answering service
1 * BRAND NEW* aN"cptcd. F'rnm Sl45. available. 222 forest Ave,
21.H32 Santa Ana. \.4.C£'0S~ Zl!i61 Brookhun;t S!. llB. Laguna Bl"ach. 4'J4-9-;66
Jrom S.1\. Cou111ry Club) * 17141 flli2.f,fi,;3 * DI:SK spa(•e nvaUable $!'",()
Spacious l & 'l Bft unus. lido Isle 1no. \\'UI provide Jurnittire
J-'1'0m Sl..53. up. Frplcs. priv. 11.t S5 mo. Ans1>.•ering servire
pauos, loads of t'Joset.o;. Bt.CllE!...OR flf)I, ~ln~lf' man, available. 17875 Beach B!vd.
AduJ1s. J\li;;r. 537--021[_ rurn r1r unfurn. Call befof'f' Huntington Beach. &12-t321
Y' ALMOST READY 10 a n1 . or nit 5 p.m. CUTE ,\DOB!': ll 0 US t:,
Brand ne\Y·l BR . $160-:!. Rn 67$.l,';;92 fOR OfFICF. OR srORt:,
$190. UP. All u!d pd. Pnv. Newport Beach 211 \\'. \l'1l~on, C i\I .
p>1f10, hill1ard rm, hid ronl 642-s;,GO
\O,·/jacuzz1, Adult~. 2010l WINTER & YEARLY BAY VIEW OFFICES-r. n::h St NB 57>--4246 f.lavr ncran lron1ll furn &-1 ., · : '' ' · unturn . i'ilaruni.: ~; $175 -up ~lu.'(c, Air·Cl)nri!11n,.Prl
DUPLE: ~5~::;. art. l.irl,, A r~11. hnmf>Ji also ai·aiJ'. R ~:do A~ea • ~(le Sq -~·1.
arra. r 1c '" s mark<>t Call: 673_3003 675-8886 c11.1onom1~ Bkr. 6<.Hi700
1\la~ure 11riU1 t S nnl~". ~IED ICAL OR Grn. nff1c.-, 10
S17:i/mn Yearly rt'Tltal!.. rrn. S250. Smallrr S12.) 42·,
67.3--6<H9. 'l Nfll Rlvd., !\.B. .
BP.AND llf'\V deluxe 2 BR. 2 Di\\IJS R~::ALTY 612-7((1()
BA unit. Dishwasher, patio. s;.;, 10 S75 1110. Crnd fir.
Nnw tJl!h::. Av<ii.I fllr 1st PARK NEWPORT .ilrtcond, 1648-B-C-D tenant Oct ll>th. Choice or ., B APARTMENTS .. rv•port lvd, C.\1.
crp1s/drps. 675--Jl .'\l R. E. Ba('hrlnr, 1 t;r 2 Berlrooml\. ~12-28:.!I. 64·1-1061.
Lido l~IP -\VATt-:RFRONT ~nd Townhnlll\f'S. :;;pa, pools, * NE\\'PORTB __ C_A_C_H_
14'.: 3 Br. 2 Ba, ~,,, D/11.. 11 CI tennis. Frcim $170. Acr(lss ~i()....300-500 fl . :>:ic.
hnr. Par! furn. S425. fromFashionJslandat .J11n1• PH. to.fr. Ervin, 675-\hrl[
67."l-!\886 h<lrer & San ,'Jrmquin Hills Business R ental 44S
DELUXE Baylron!-2 Br, 2 Roflds. 171.fl 641-1900.
Ba. Adults, no fl('ls . Yrarly VISTA DEL MESA SliO\VROOM ~ri;. & office
$:\.'iO. Slip Ava l]. 233 19th St. A t 1 ~pace. Close 1n Laguna Joe.
J LB. 675-0236. 1 , 2 B<>p~~ me.n u' f . S95 10 S350 mo. 494--46;.3. "' "· ,. 11rn. "' n . Dish-I==~-=~~~~~~ l ~lr-.tAC-Dlx up~r 2 .Br. 2 v."1shcr • !-;tovc & Re/rig • FOR lsc. :wx1 sq ft 111-1 bid~
Ba. hltns, riv. hr. cpt/r!rp, Sha~ c rrt'l.':-Lrg RP(' center. for machine i.hop, garai;;e or
nr. Hoag. $175. 6.16-8.325, Rt:NT St11rts Sl5S 11pholsfery shop, 54$-8797.
642-1276. Tustin & Mesa Drive ., * 600 sq. It. ~"TORF: nr
"* * Deluxr 2 Br. 2 Ra. CID, * $45-4855 * OFFICE. 1125/1110. COSTA
hltns, l"ncl t:"ar Sl75 up \1ESA 61fi.....2130.
~\S-J7()8 or 673-2370. OAKWOOD GARDEN S:'<lALI. office or sh'1p
NEW 1 Br. rlC"an. sl'1v!' !..· APARTMENTS I" lirh St., Cnsia :'<l<>.<;a Y-"1
CAMPERS & BOATS
Frnced lot 1rnra~r .'>Oe
!lf'f Ii $10 n11r1. 6.1~.(i:trl()
Per~on.1ls I~
Auto transportation 525
ltlD~:n "'anlcd \l'a~h. DC
ilff'll, lr:r1"11lg Or·I t i;h~rr
dr1vJng .~· r\pl'll~f'~. C11ll·
!>-l1·vo l'l'.1-1 !77: ::i.flrr 1 pin
499--:!8!7.
Personals 53~
• f'l:LLY L!Cl':'.\'SEl) *
Rcno11 l\('d l!Jndu Sp1r1tuahst
Adl"it·e on a!! mat!c1·~.
1/1\r', .'llarna_ci", nu~lnf'55
R('a<l1ngs i::1v('n 7 •!a.vs 11
11r'!'k, l!l a rn. 10 JO p.m.
312 ,'>: f:I Cam1nn RPal,
S11n CIC'rrlf'/11"
·1"2-9\J!i, 4'.l~-tkl!O ---,-,.,-I 11·n1·1.n an.\ "1111"·~ r., 111 ..
;u•rirlrn! "" !':. 17th ST In
rrnnt nf 1hr /\l11t1;i R1'"1a 11n
!1-l7-i1 ;iro1111d nr ... n rfra<.r
'.ill .»lfi-."1~~~
5ATL1-N~G-v~o=v AGE
S,i1J \\1111 rnr In ;\lr'\1Co
s111q•r "'flf'll~f'·
Crr~ 21'.l: J7f.t.~iil
!'.';Vl::~T 111 ~,111r rutur(''
i\"rar ln:. !akt'. i\1·1 r11i:r !rill'
11s Sl'J [Ji•r 1110 ~.!l-0017.
LA School or l\tassagc
San!a Ana -5'10--6936
Lci1v rost day/r1·f' rla~~es
,\LCOJIOLICS Anonymnu~.
Ph<lnl;' ~12-7217 nr \\Tiie
T'.O. Bnx 1223, Crl~1a \!r,\a .
VASECTOMY I NFO
,\pCarr, 6·12~14~'>
Social-CfUbs 535
Ba lboa Peninsula E I.th SI NB "'1801 encl car. '.\lature ar!lllts 11r
*SJOWEEK&UP* · · ,i ·"".,.. · rrr1rc<i prrl"<I. No J>els Sl4&/ Studio & I BR apts. Apt. Unturn. 365 mo. &15-151:i or 644-075.l
1m ~...'ln!a Ana Ave., C.\1
~1gr. Apt 113 646-55-12
l"f':,\R new 1 BR., ~und
lf'~·PI wl garat:e. All con-
veniencf'~. Lar~t frncrd
rf"ar yard. Chilrl rir Pf"IS
11rlrflme. l l7Jlmo.
fi.1~241.l.
SPAC. 2 & 3 Br apt. Sl4l> Up.
Hid pnol. Play yd. Cpls,
drps, blrns, patio. Kiri.<. ok.
199-1 t-.1aple No 3 6-12·3813
2214 O:>lll"~e No. 6 646-2287
refrig, 1 hlk from or<>;in :'\ev.·port-'.\'orth r.rakinomirs Bkr. 67.'>-6i00 Conlrniporar.v rnurilr,
1175. No pet.<;, 673-00:i7 afl fi s&l lrvine Ave 6-lj-OJ)O Industrial Rental 450 \\'!Df: \VORLD CLEA.i~ Bach 11pts nr sleep
nns, steps heh. SIOO/mo
UP. 31J E. Balboa Blvd.
673-!19-15.
SUNNY ACRES General 2 BR rlC'lux 1,,1\·nhouSt>, 3 BR. 2 Ba, cp!lcirp~. bhn~ 1 (714) l':~!\-713! nr :i21-7728
yr olri. l hlk rrom heh. i-.:r. r>-"e11.·rorc-South *COSTA MESA* !~~~~~~~~~~'.! MOTEL crpls., drps. bltns, fl\·t.
1 bllt ~ourh of f"a ln;rounds
2376 Ne"''JX!M Blvd.
548-9755
VEN DOME pario. enrl garagc. ariul!s,
sn1 pet OK, $165. 3009 Co-
1;1l1rlgC', ~7247.
s.hop'g cnu-. Yrly. 67H 223. li()O 1filh St f,.\2-1'lli0 12& sq It, 110-Z20 power, pri-1,
YEARLY-Unfurn 2 Rr. 1 Ba CX::EA:-."FRO'.\'T nr. P i er · \"ate office, new bldg. Lost 1nd Found J[Q~] e S25 \VK & UP • On Ocean
LJ:Jvt'ly Bach·l sn.Rms.
!llaid "erv1ce. Pool. Util pd.
e Call 675-.1!7-10 e
2 BR Jurn \lo'/ ocean view,
\\linter $165. Children OK
675-IJ73.
$13~. No pees. Arlults. 1
BEDR00'.11.
• 6<.1-9~49
• • WESTBAY ELDEN
NE\V l .and 2 Bedrm. garden
apts. 11• 'pool.
FnO~l S-190. AD ULTS
23U Eldf'n A\~., C.~I.
&15-5780 • •
L~tACULATE APTS!
ADULT and
FA:-OTI LY Section
Close to shopping, Park
.,.. Spacious 3 BR's, 2 ba * Swim pool, put/green * Frpl, Indiv/Lndry lac'ls
1845 Anaheim Ave.
COSTA t-.l l::SA 642-2824
Corona d•I Mar 2 BR. S l~·mo, Couples. 1613 Balboa Pffinsula
!-;anta Ana Ave, C,!\f.
1 Br Upper+ gara11;e. !'11.ttuno &16-4710, e\'e!I". 54l-R.i72. \\'ATERFRONT • Beaul1ful-
work1n11: adult. Et \\•alk to l -=---=~~-----1 Bay vie\\' apts. 2 Br. upper
bc:h. \\'ater pd. Sl5j mn. Dana Point 11 pt v•/p1er & gl1p 11.11111 Rr-
615-0307 eves/\Oo'knrls or * * s· I TV I 1 commod•I• ••p lo ~· ~-1 1. • in11: t", • poo, pe s .. ~· •N<>
642--1470 rlass. ok. DAi'\A f.1arina IM, 34Ul S·l50/mo. yC'arly. Also 2 Br.
NICE 2 rooms for l11dy. Ulil Coost Hw1·. 11!r B11 IO\\"f'f Rfll 11o•/p1rr
furn. Share k1tchPn. Pri. Huntington Beach facil . $3()()/mo. yC'11rl.\' Call
en t. ,._ o rl r 1 n k i n g. 614-2501 or :21.1:6911-!188'1.
Rea~nable. 675--0621 . fP.EE t.;11 1, !urn l & 2 BR. Corona del Mar
nr brh pool S130 up
~16-.liT. ;.~721\2/5.~::166.
NE\\l..Y DECORATED
2 Br. w/gar. $13.'i. Fnrr! yri
w/patm. \Vtr pd. 252fi·B
S11nta Ana Avl". Call btw n I
& 5 pm. 636-412<1.
!110DER"1 l Br a p1 cpl~.
drps. rishwsr. bl11ns.· ~llr. l
rh1ld 1Jk, /\ll uni pd. St:.O mo .
3(l7 Avorarlo. apt!!. &15-IY.l~·I.
CLrA;..r:? Br, 11 3 811 Studio.
Adull!'. no pe!s. Pnol. Pn
patio. 7;,s \\'. 18th St. C-'.lf.
il!.t:T 9-B.
GARDDl ap1,
f:a~tg idP,
Adults-no pets.
St
2 br, Ml"\\"
2a r , $16~•.
372 E . 20th
'.\'I".\\' 2 BR. 2 ha, rl~ti"'~hr,
ha!rony, gar. Nr. OCC ,r, Sn.
Cri11st Pl11r.a. Sl65. 96S-6i2<;
nr :..il>--li::lllfl.
• Bach, F. or unf S1J5 11p
• ] AR F urn nr unf $130 top e 2 BR furn or unf $14l> up
Adlts, Pool. 642-2181
f'At-.11 LY 2 ~!y 2 Br+ stove.
S\4:1/mo. !!!15 V 11 I r nc la.
Fnrri ~'d. Nr. Baker/J\olt'n·
rl'l7fl .
3 BR, 2 Ba, new rirps. rpl.o;;.
li!l ns, p::tlio, Slf~~/mo. Al~n 2
RR, unfurn. S\50. 645--4547
<•r :'J.111..{]32•1.
£ Br. }·runily Units. Newly
dC'ror. c"n1:. Joe. Pool. $165.
\11LLA illESA Apts, n9 \V.
\VJlson. 646-1251.
2 BR. 2 RA, cp!/drp$/bl!1n
\\"~hr/rlryf"r. hk11p, pa.110,
(";a r. 2 kids/no pe ts 1 165
IRl ·ll Del M11r. ~S-R218
East Bluff BACH a p1. rompl ki!ch & ba.
1 adul!. Furn. u!t! pd. SW.
Yearly. 6~2..S52fl. Bachelor Apt. $JOO/mo.
* Call f..16-~7 * --AITRACT 2 Br. J1a Ri! NEWPORT BEACH
NICE apt for rent, 11 hlk 10
ocean. Util rd. $15'1/mo.
2500 Se!IV\l:'l\l, Crl~l.
Co1ta Mesa
Q. Cpl-". rlr~. h!t11"1, ri~h1\hr, Villa Granada Apt1.
Laguna Beach • r nc! >:ilr. Pr1v p 11. I 1 o. Four bedrooms with halcon.
fi.1:>-29~:J. 1(1~ ilbo\'C & !)('lov.•. (;rAClOUl\ 4 Br. ::t Ba. oceanv1ew lo ON TEN ACRES living & quiet 11.1.rroiindlng
rf'S["ICIOS1hl e parly on 1 y . 1 & 2 BR. Furn. & Unfum. CL!'.:AN 2 Ar. ll2J. Lipprr. il
___,. ...._ Rr!'s. 50 ~·els 1,, \\'nods Cove Fireplace.t I priv. patlol. CarfJf'I, rintf)£'.<., r a n ~ e . lor ram · Y 11ith ehildrf'n.
Cool, Sup•r, 1 BR. Carport , l">o pets. Vacan1 ,._car Corona del ~1ar High
U:ively furniture, Frig1d111re Beach. Lease Orf l9th-June Pools Tennis Contnri Bid.st. School. Fireplace wet bar&.
11ppl"s, fro5t lree ITfrig. I 030=~_1_39_:,c. c'!J.f-S~c'-'c"~-~~ 900 Sea Lane, Cd!if 6+i·26ll fii:i.-.il 78• built-In kitchen a·pp!iances.
Qut>en ir.z bed. Crptll, drps. $12J1m'1: S·lr'l \l'k Bach, Util (.\1acArLhur nr Coast Hwy) 2 BR ~1url1n, ha !..· 1 ~· Ops. &35 AMIGOS Y.'AY &W-2991
2220 Elden, Adlllts. $150 mo. pd, rol0r TV at Cresent Bay I crt. hrated ponl & garagr, Co!dweil, Banker &: Co.
64S-9Z7$1 Bch. 494-Z"";Jf)S ~ BAYFRONT ryn1rt netghbr>rhnorf N n l\lanagini: Agen! S.ll·S22l . J BA\'VJEW rh1\r!rf'f1, no pets. &lb-SQ.12.
$120 -BACHELOR, attrac, Lido l5le Announ('/n::? !hf' ryuiC't npcnuig Huntington Beach c.lcan. Qu iet. Nr fn11·~ & -----Lf)\\.FH 2 8t. S 1 :\ ~.
dtl Bl:'.AUT!f"L:I, barhelor apt of BayPQrl Apis. · .frlr Rann(' /0 1•,.11/r<>!n,. KfDS WELCOME ir;hops. l\1atUN' A 1 !, no P"'I. ..
Upshllrs. Patio Rik tn hi!l.s !.:. /lf't~ ok $285. to $385. 17·10 sq JI, 3 olhce~. 110-Z?O 1.~r. &l.\lilll. power, nr S.D. frwy. ocean. szoo. 67.}-~(tf.IS. "i(IO ~q ,, ,_ flt I I
t . OCJ::i\N1'"/lfJ.\'T -\V1nter: 4 •. , ug o . ces. P en .Y 2 Br. l .~ Ba. Split Levrl. p 2 B & 3 8 1 8 . of parking, nr S.D. fr.1')'.
Aduhs only oo pels. 1721': ~r. , a. . . r,. a. & l * C. NATTRESS RLTR *
Bcriforrl Ln. 5-18--7533. Rr. 'rl.v. un fitrn. 642--49.'!6. 230 E. J7th C.ilI. 642-i4S5
Santa Ana 1 ;1;~J OR;jylJYJlnl; Oocf k, ~Br, NE\V 1ndu'.~1:rial blr!~. 6.100 ' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I ~, . {'ran rnnt. urn . ., Br . 1 400. fl 2 1 1. s~,,-/\ 1 i;.i" ,,712 1"C'. n 1cr. oa< in~ ·•~:, g '"' · · rioor5, ZOO arnp s1ni.:lr ph;isr, CAN'T BE BEAT
SINGLE STORY
South Sea Atmosrhtre
2 BR .• 2 BA11{
Carpets .'-'. drps
Alr Condllionrd
Private Patios
HEATED POOL
Plenty or lawn
Carport & Stnrage
JiTDDEN VILLAGE
2;:.')0 Soulh Sal!a
Santa An11 • 546-1525
Santa Ana amplr parking. 937 \\'. lSTh
l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I SI. C '.II. &12-2?14, "'kPnds 0r
VILLA MARSEILLES eve~ 5.1i-9116.
BRANO NEW \1~1 IND. hldi:: for lease nr
SPACIOUS mo. 10 mo. HlOO .(ri 11 11nl1.';
& 2 Bdrm. Apts. 5£-e !\Ir Thomas 1253 Logan
Adult L iving Avr, C.\I or fi7.1-1417 f'\'r .
F urn. & Unfurn. CdM OFFICES
D1~h11·a~hl"r color CQOrdinrtt-~lUXI" airfcond. ·l.ir ~Q. tc.
l'd appllance1 • plush shag in<'lllrl lne util. R E Jnvci;!-
ca.rpet • choice of 2 color mf'nts Bkr. 67.l-7711.
seh<'mes • 2 b.at.M • stall :NDUSTRIAL Uni1.~ C.ill.
sho\\'C'rs • mirrored warn. 110-220 po1,·,.,r. :sci1. t. 0
robe dont'!I • indirect light. S115/Z..10. Ph: fil2-l~~i
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bar • hllll'e priv11 1e fenced Rentals Wanted 460 3 H('a!f'rl P{Vlls
Li!rgP Ch1bhnllse f'!t. BBQ patio • plush landscaping -l BR, 2 ha ('fllld<'J. Blnfl~.
Chilrl C11re Centrr brick Bar-B.Q'g • !lll'ge heat. Prrlrr nld ~rr·11011 nr holi~"
G~at new l 2 & 3 Bdrm~ crl pool, l.r. lanal. Jr\'1n!' T<>rtit{'l', $3;;() Ufl.
From Sl·l:l 3101 So. Bristol St. t.75--111~7-
SOUTH COAST <lh J\li. N. ot So. Coast Plaza)lc,-~.-~,~,-,~11----,~1 -,-
VILLAS Santa Ana ~. "'' u .... want!'. rC"n ,;i nr
1101 :'l!acArtht1r Rll·d,
54().,l;.l\~:l
l ROO'.llS .!',; h;i 1h. SIOO mn
PHONE· 557-8200 prrm h1;1m . t<:tari :-.oi· 2
• HR. unrurn, he11ch, 71~·
ffi."...liflfll
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Apts., I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;~ n!l&-1121 ...
Furn. or Unfurn. 370 l~oom s 400
7M~;=,-c-. cR~.-0-,-,7,,----,-46'5 lnq: 281'2 No. 2 LaSallf' on ha}. S\7.""i. i\dull5; .>\nri !he ~ltghL!y lr~s rri1 /r!r1•~. ~n l"f't~. !J!iS-J4J:1. A1 lr<1r 2 BR Sl39 & s1;,3_ .~ ,~-l''I fi•~S."'l:J r'JUIPI O[lf'M lnt: nf R&Y\"lC\\ ~]l;-lj~"l eii s1•«l 1\U '(tl'il~ Pl"ls ok f,(Vl' r. a,,., <\tn n .;;;h ,..,,_ ,.,.. ;\pts, f•'r fan11!1e~. 1-~~-~---~-~-• ~1·, ["'r \\rrk l'p v.r/ .ar. ra~" · ,.ai·r General
Furn Bachelor & 1 Br Newport Beach Call 171~1 &14--5.i.i."1 LRI. I Rr ,11rt unfurn. r111~. r.-.o1 l!r.-hl•I)! 17.':1i:! "A"' l\ii.ti,.,n. Carnp11~ nr 1f', '.':R ~1(1(1
E xceptionally n ice. rlrr"'. hltn~. TPfru:::, Sl 10 '''" 1-.:r·rl'"" l..1nc. 968-7JJO or • S./I \\",.,rh L'p ilfll ~. '.llOTE!. n1" :..1i.;..n7C..-..
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hair1 ral '1"11~~ from
Ynrk1"1•n \"a. \/tr )71h &
Oraru:::r. C .'II. 646-4SHi.
1··111 ·:-.:1 I ~ff'y .~. II hll(' lrm,11<>
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.\rl,Hll~ .~. J:11•hoiN1 '"'~'.l,~1 \\l\Tt.R Rf.'.':TALS SO. of Jlv.·y. 2 br luxul)' 11_01 ~. !'\ chtld""" ..,.., ""'" !f.l'!.fi~.:· IUe8liJl!JIU =~=~""-~""-,,,,-°'! $130 up. 2110 Newport "' 11P· · 0 "'" "' ,.~ · • Sf:LLTNG Ynur bo::il~ "List" I d CM Ea~lr<ln'· Penw~ula. 3 BR. ' w/rlel'k. Ltkr !WW IO\I~)" !YlCi ~:. C11n1 1no. ~l•}..Oril LGXUnlOl::' I Br \Valk1ns;: :itl(-'.lj.i:t I \\ith us .• srll II last. Daily \\ 111rt r: \T \"" (,r 1•lrr ,..
B v '• ' h"'h' $::',"fl mnn1h ~h;;i:: ITi11· ilrp<;. S26~1r.<;~ ~t.;;-\UTIF'l"L 1 f: 2 RR. <11s!anrc tn beach & shop'i;? -ELDEN -=~---------1 T'll0' Clas~l!Jed .. &12-5678 O;ik.,la, C .~I ~1:ii-16fli.
I Br. $1~ z,. Sl:'.O. 2 Br. $!50 J"),\\"lS !~l'..,\LTY fi.12-7(1ffl for .i;:-artlo:irunt: tii:Hi.)i2. C nf Shai:; l'rpt"ri. Dshwhr. Dre~i;-. h:l '-P A· ~rn•ll 1•' younl.: man "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
l ld -' f B h I (·nnirmpnrarv ,a en /\p1< 1ll"ril o.rn1ln1'C'n111/n1Jt1mum • rJ:. e.... or 11<' e nrs. 2 BR. 1,a10, r,.rport, 1 i blk \\,\Li\ t,, hr a ch &-~tori's. i 1' • 1 , 0, . f ~ ,., l r . "0 0 1 . inc r0,,n1 LJ:Jads ol slor11g•. , kl XE\\' 2 RE"ROO\f ~11.1m """1. Adu!!.~ nnl)'. l~J to I •••h ' I • A nn 11 I d I n ''' ' ,. f' 1. ,, I ol · P.1r ing' '' • l•J"I\,,. ,I !11 Lilt: P."h (";,11 * 1~ ,,_ . .,._ "·· iay. <'· "". 1a, tfl s, rp~ •. ~ r•1r, $1'"11''•. C•ll .•1•.·,10•.. 11110, .1f\Tl!.J::'I". ,,,,u t!<. o y Nf• 1 • I I t•> • Ch t St ~18%33 "',.." " ··<>-·' i::;.i ,n ap;irm,n .. l ,I•· p;.· S10 tno. C11l l D11v1(l. urc1 · · -. ••· romn1.xi<11rs .":or./, ,\va1l tl"lni;:. f\o f1PIS. Sl~ l\lo. , 1 ,_ ~~2Atlanta .53fi -77~(). 1.,11~ f'"I. lli~h lind>•'ipi ri.: ' .. -.· ·,-,,,.,
Q ' 8 J 1· ,--3131 • 2. fir!. '11111h~r. '~ ,,11 , •'P1~. .., NICB 1 BR Dpl'(. 11il"' .-,.'pl ~,.., une '" 1>-~·rarl.v. h~:'i--4·\47.. drp~. $l'...l'ilmo. 1 ch\lri. nn $1-10 Sl<i. Arlull~. r•n P•'rs. ~·.11 ---~-~--. 1,---------------------, •-••••!•' I>>' ''''&"" l R. I Lr·•· 2 BR \I 1 2 f'f' I , ···rel•••.\,··. Fl·,\!Al,E ('1111,v. R11chf'lnr 'J ,..,.,,... '" · ' '' -,,~-~~=---I ·r., . 1 mn~ rJl'I' .,,.1 •·•· 1~~~ ''· 11n11rn, rn1s, .. rps, r ,. • ~
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Trader 's Paradise ,,1 .. 11 n\'('r 30 !\o ""t~ · >" ~ .... .-,.. · • ,. l'nn111 S7'1/111n Furn Utd " ,,. \\,\LI-.:!,, hi•;u·h, 1 RF:, p11110, r}ltlrlrp,<, \·rry <'l,.an, 2 ht 1 11~. f'l11ldrrn 11 f'l romr fil~:1i/IO nr filr,-~ljr~ • · I
&4&-2TM ~ 'nr car. )'rly lr11se. ;i<!ul•~ !1'1 prts. fi73~.1l2. 2 BP., r·pls, drp~, i::;arh displ, ~-ii m"'" 111 11Jtn11·ancr pd lrir><tl f,,r ~t u cl en t
SJlARP 1 Br & 2 BR. lllr! i\rl1rl1~. no p<'!5. '1709 Rll·rr 2 RR, :1 ha , Yearly 1~1". r~q1or1 ~1111111 child ok. 7::,1 \ 'ru·a. :i~tH,%~ •c-.-,-,-.-M-,-,-.------1 +i~2-\,i~ll._ -----~-II
pool. l\r, "h<"\ft~. Arlult~ :"\n A\'I". NB. fi7J .. OS[1. l blk hYJ1n Big CoronA S120. r.12-72')1 :ill:. pin. Lnr~ 1 Br ar1. $\2,i. Nn -----------1src;.; i•v.m rnr i1 ork1n~
pets. Util pd. UIS.\ )1onrovia. J BR. 2 BA. 2 doors from Avail lO/l * h73-7127 Sl7,J -2 Art. ~1u1'hn. A<ij t·h dr!rrn or rrt.~ J.ndr;.· A~IAZJ:-;G Arlult L 1 v 1 n g n111n. 11 11h r r \1·11hnut ronk·
""'l" ',--~-'-------·I •hop'0 O•p'" Ccpt'rl '"'-n Bf11ut. 1 !..· 2 BR f11rn nr 1111! inc nnv ·~. r:. Co<. I• '• f•'-,,......., . .,..,. \•·alt'r, yearly or 9 mos.1" · "'' • "· · ,,.. · fa1•1I, <>ni:;I i.:ar. 17282 No. 2 ,. '-=
BR I Costa Masa C·c '1S 0 301 21 ' '9" '227 A•t.<. l"rlf e!r~n. O\'f'll .•. "12-11'. •,· FRESHLY pa1nlf'ri \ up-r "11 n & mod t' r n . n • ~ '..,, • '" '' ~-,, ' A~h Ln, HR. '' (]" ·"''
per. Cpt5. drp~. rlshw~r., .-11 7:,WliO!l. DELUXE 1 BR. Shae rpl, dsh,1·hr . .!16l.!l~~~=~~=--~--I D •\V l1n 2 Brl <liFri\s, :«h.1~1,c,7.Bclkc,-.froc--m-cffc_cBc.-Pc"c,c.c,o."c'c"l,I
C II I , k $I 'S 2 !..· .I RR"s. $160 ll". P11tto, ""''' d-• ,., ••. ,,, , ,.,,., hltns. Adul1~. nn pet~. a \\ \TERrRO'.\T Bal Pen APARTMENTS cran o\·rn. sunu!"C " ... ..,1, rhllrlrM'l. i\tO,RA KAI ~,. • .,. ' .... "' ... " ut1! prl. ST:> rn<> Ideal for
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377 \\' \\'"I 1:.•g.?cn· '· bath~. l lu.i;:-e pool. !>-l11df'nl. fil2--Ri20: 642.-404 at pm_.~.--.-!'p11r 3 Br. tam rm. pn1· l'Un NO\\' AVAILABLE · 4 • 1 son ..... """"· Ap1~. l~~~I i\lor11 Kai Ln., Merrimac Woods
Shady Gardens-Pool t!"ck. ~m t>oat marir. \\'lnt!'r Alr Cond -f"rplc's -3 S11.im· O•luxt l Br., l Ba. 11 n1k t:. ol Beach. 962-S:~'.M. 42.l i\lrrriniac \\';i \ c .:-.1. LITE 111r.\' hrlrm. nn 17th C.\T.
lines
times
dollars
l & 2 BR. }·ron1 SlJJ. 1~". ~Z2~. 548-1395 A..116. ming Pnnla • He11Jrh Sf"I -Cpts. drps. gt(l\'t:':, Adul'g ----,· '---fnr \1nrk1n.1: lady $15. v.k.
""'-•"-Te · Crt G "Bll J"CHF.;7. ORO Af"TS LRG. <lelu.'( nioh\Je home. ol·.· •. i.•,-,1 ,, -, f'.\I l''-------------------..IJ 177 E . Z!l\rl ~!. 642·.,.,...., BE,\CH lront 2 Br. 1 8 ,, ...... 1. nn1s s • ame • only, no fll"I!<.. $lfil. 54.>J.110. ~·i~A •u l 2-J BR' -~ '" hanf Room. ,,.,,., " 11n111 . -" CPntral healing & 1'00hn~. 2 -· -·-,~~c---~--1 "* * S1unnlllg l BR. Garr!C"n or TV. hltni<. koni.:s izr bffis. 1 l.· 2 BEOROO:O.I lit'] l.· 2 BR., lrl'! ems. pool. l"nnl Pnvale t:lo5ed gar BR. $('C "1 ;ipprl"r1;itr f:lJ()\I 1\ l!h hlllh. pvr "'"· 14TH CE'.llTURY n-11210115
Apt. Pool. Rec rm S:'Tll dog \\'1nt"r S27JJ. ~12.l4 lton. F'RO:\t $141} ti: shops. util pd, J884 i\lon· \l'.~h/dryer. ~36--0336. r 11 r 0 • $ I 7 .i, i..; n I u ,.11 1r:ir~·""· ~'0 ~k1~g, 'r hlk rn trip1ych hy Ni.-tiolAs Bnon;:i.
tok. 11 ~5 f4~5.i.VI. Bf~,\fllfRO:"\T -Bh.-helor. MEDITERRANEAN JYJVl/l. 548-0336 Sll':I 2 BR •. 2 Ba, rpt:o1, rlJ1>!!, Sl:;Q/n10. 1\rll!~. no pP!.~. k(';i.-h, Sdl. 4'i~ii1 1'f>rso. Apprali<NI di $60:'11.
e 1 &-2 BR $140 & 11ri. Trnp-Ir;: ft~Ti0. car. SlOO/mo SHARP 2 BR. 111 BA. crpt~. hlim 2!66 Rn<!nl, :"rflCP ~~ R00\! ui pr1\·111r h<in1r 1n 1'1·anr fnr ci1 r.<rl .~nu~rr. 32-
ical JlO"I, Sp1r11l ,;;a1r~. lrplc. \\'tnt('r. /;.)6-1:!..i l r\1'11 VILLAGE drps. 1200 Sf) II. Al'a il. !1011' !194-2!:;2 or !:!17-;,.\!11 546--0100. ~5-77li6. (',,~fa \Ir~!!. rN" ~rntleman. ,_.,,_ 842-7S!l7 rtf1rr;, 11n1.
14j E. 1~th, &l2-460..I. 49~-0209 NtrE oce;inJront 2 BR ap!. 2-100 llarbor Blvd., c .r.1. $16.';/)fo. 557-7768. ~~c'AcL~J<~. ~.~.,~.~P~oo~l~&::..:,~":.:_rm_. c1 I H""~n~t'in~g~t~o~n-8°'o~a~c"h---I Call lnr llpJl'I. f.46...$70fi $83,400 F irst TO
2BR turnupperSlT:i.uhJprl. rrrlr. C'PI~. r.rr.•. 111nter. 1714) 557-8020 2 BR. 112 Ba. :o.1ud10. Encl t,. 2 Br-{!u\c1 blrig. $130 up. ;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;\rVT ha1h I.· N"10m for rrnl. to tr.I.elf' f.Jr hc>uc"" nr 111.
1 child 01\, \\'11Jk to stores. $2f>:•. 111( I 11111. li7:)..(121."1, P.E'.':TAL OITICE p11fio. End "f cul-de-sec. 339 220 12th St. & 219 lSth St. ON BEACH! p1·1 ('n1r11nt•e, patio. ~25 11·k. come units. Kei\'P~n Br:ir'li.
642-5583 HOL'St;s & Apt~. \\"inter & _o_P_E_N=JO=Ao'~'~T0~-'-"-'-'-1 Cabrillo, 642-3933. WALK TO BEACH ;,.1::0..fi!l:1:1. C1ill ~Ir. Oa.v. 71 4 ~1.:.1o:~1. * Avl 00\\'-1 & 2 Br ft1rn yrnr!y. $16~ to Sl500. FAIRWAY l;\·l'.\.IAC. 3 BR. '2t:, JlA, crpt.5, J..f\\'ely 1 k 2 BR, rp1. drp~. ROO~l frir rent 1\'/pri en1 , -
Pool, rt'C rm. en l"C' Nn l\!ar~h111l n.rahy 615--.JITTl rlrp.~. S'.!00 /l\to. Avall nov.·. bhns. rlshwhr. M7 3957 NE\V APTS fnr 1vnrklni;: m11.n over 30 Dunc bu~gy. l9ffi :'ll ini-r, ~"d-,, """'' •. -1•68 1 Rr From $227 C .. ,1,1,., '·•·JO. ,1, ~.· ''· $.t()()() invest~ \\1Jl trrir!e .. .,, .. ''"' or pe .. """"°' . • Cl~ 81\ y • VILLA APTS .1;,1. ' . "' • ""o-."" f II 8 Laguna Beach 2 Bit Frnm S242 or car 11t.1rth . 00 frrP .t
SHARP 2 BR. $l~S Nr. L1rlo, l Br • I BR. d5h,1·shr. rE"fri~. rlf'"'. 3 Bit r rom $31'5 R tntals to Share 430 clr~r.
Htd Pool. Adulu, ""1 pets. SJ% 67.~-6450 11Pw err. $110, $130 \\'/~t e N"r Arh 1 k 'l Ar, lU, &I. Furf\l!l!te A\'8.llAble ~ __...... * &II.rt:i9l *
%Z12 M11.ple (Ir &12·952(). FOR •• 1, 0, • I h• m"htfa 2 & 3 BR's 'i-12--0~~·1 <>r ~612 S\8:l Up. Pool. 21;:i S. Cst C d " h I C0~1 -• ,..,., 2 room5 fnr l11rly.1--------""" ' ., ~ Prlv11Te p!!otlo pool -lndlv. llii)'· 491..fl209, jl) !1211--6743. arpcts-l'llpes-uLS \\ll5ltr l r111. f11rn. share k1I. PM. SP E:En Queen Ga~ lir~rr; * STUNNJNG Garden Apr. hnm(' furn, pa Un, nr bay, laundry tllc.· CLEAN .1 hr. 2 hfl upJ1'f'r. hea!t'd pool-saun11s·tennis f' 111 . N n rl r 1 n k 1 n g. In l!OC>j ii-orkini,! 1.,..11n111n11•
Pool. Sml ®g ok. J Br. $1Yi5. t~ P"t mn fi0?,..\4:.i<l. 1'·rar Orange C.O, Airpon A: hltns, cpts. di"~. ""' f)('\S • 2 DR. Quiet, \\'alk to Town n?c mom-ocean vle\\•g R"asoriahlr 6~.(Ji21 \\.(nald like 10 tradr f,,r fin
2 Br. Unf. $16J. 64 J--5a30 • \\'l:'\TER REJ\'TALS • l:C!. Adult1 only. SCi5/mo. 962-3894. f.t heh, Arlults. J..e11 ~ :?17 pallos-ample pfU'klng ~HARE !io~r nn Lido J,le. eleclr.c<lryt>r-Call!lli-I~ .. i6
:Po!ALL bachelor 11pl, All 2·3 & 4 BR. A[l1 ~ 20122 Santa Ana Ave. L0\\1t:R 'l BR. crptF, rlrr~. Cyprt'ss. Sl70. 494---0'lC ~ccurlty guards, · C!uldren arttpll'd. f"o r Belore Noon. ·
uti.l's. $8:5/mo, S25. M."cunty. ABBEY Rf.ALT'" 642-1':;'1 ~!gr. fltrL Joachim, Apt 3·A hl1n~. f'TK'I gar .. I Mnld OK M•se Verde HUNTING TON rlt!itlls rllll 673-7185 A~l. Q ' Chr15 c r1111 CnMteUru:nn
Must be: owr 40. 64&-8464 · ll'" Lf\G. 1 BR '""I•-. u1,·1 54G.6215 Sl·IJ. :\lr"la Verde ~16-!Y.!Ji PACIFIC f u ,, •• p ~ -d 11<1>1 ~ ,. ... Y' ATTRACTIVE 4 BR. 2 Ba, Furn. 11.pl. :m· 10 u Y "1 ·I';'''"" ~vn · ·
BACH APTS-l"itm. $75 & s~s pd, i, b!k bcti. 417 Ba.y, 3 Bdrm * 2 Bath 1 & 2 BR. Apt, crpt"<I & rlrp5 2 in choose from .. 2 Br •. mo\\' 71 OC V tt B oct11n. S!JO ea. Color TV, Big \'Al. 'l'NI~!' fnr m~tnr /)('Im".
mo incl utU. AdullJ, no pets. R~1lhn<1. ;\n rx-1-'. 5-11-113.'i Llvin11: room with cAthedral i;tov". tl"lni. Pt>nl . Lntiry rpi ... l1rps ,_,paint. A1 n1 lfW'. 1 ciJ~~~1~7 · · -'t"tl"CI. ffi.1-l818 5
10
92
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';"~f>-06ll;,,:=;,'o"°:;-w,";;;-by'-.ocp::pc1_.-;;c: 11 Rr C"mPI furn Cl<'1n far1I. Chlrl rn nk. 646--Sl:..1. ~r ~ho."'&. f....ru, ideal tor -=• I: ('eihnlil' & trplc. Sepuale 1 "~~~~~=--~--f ' .. ,, Ofc OJl('n 10 11m.6 pm Dally Garag es for R•nt ClS 11.1.11 1_,_ \l'ood•cl>•.·r ,,,_ DUPLEX 1 BR furn l"n J!llTat::re. l B!k heh. g mo'11 !:iunrlry a.rea. Encl 1111.Uo. Rf.DEC. h.!t 2 BR. IW°'Y rlrp~ ~uple, no children, nn pelJ, \\'ILLIA~I \VALTt::RS CO. ""''r , ~ •
cat.s, dogR. or motorcyCl6. 116.l mo. 646-4011 , 612·~ !-;wimniini pool k chUdttn'i hltnJ, $1:il. lh1iri OK. ;i;.; SJ.fl! n10 &1.-,.,1:il!:J nr 6-14·1408 I ·----... -..-...... -.,~TORAGF. <'!Ir~. r fJ 111 fl . (Iver <'itffiPf'r, full cf]p1
q uit t. !143-~. LRG ~<'h ~ft1 _ l.itf•l 1~1.,· p1ayi'l'Qunrl. $200 ~h11l1n1t1r ii42-;;\1S. or ~11-0i'!i.1tnr11pp'.. • OCEAN VJE\V From Sl:\.'.1, 1to1~f'~. hnllts. Nr. (). rnt)' rhll' ~ m'lunt. ri"l'W'nrliihlr Ii
_ BR f\1?'71 f1 55. Nn P"'t~. lrll"al rnr ! fl"T~"n \;n HAP.ROR GnEENS 2 BR up!<1111r~ 11 l!<unri"rk nLX i"'&T"BR. 2 RA. l"llC'I I RR . Furn or Unturn /\ir'J"""r! Frnm S l :, f m n · Cht nthrr "<In!<, F'"r 1r~1 -
AdllilA, 820 Center St . k1tct\<>n. SlfYl/mn. i;o;i.~ ~lj-4.l.il Nr ~hp'11, rntr 2276 Pomona. s;:1r. Sl:il & up. Ren1Al Ole. C1\~A r!,,\YA. 11th & :i.;.i;..,t1~1 ~l i ,r Z!) nr 'll"r rii l·1l}O
llAVE $1;(1~1 l"lflllly 1n \.a
f".11111r!;i hon1•>, 4 BR. :1 A.\,
'1 acre. Tr;ir!C' :"'l"llJ""'rt
Rrarh f)mpo·rt} P~ ram id
r:.'(rh<i 1~r _, 67.i.,111'(!')
TRADE ·I 1· ~:-:\1Af.S anr!
flr'll' fi,\J'.': llt'f'~. \IOI rond.
~·nn l'HO \"\\' 11·hr!'ls nnd
t1rl"s plus ~
fl62.0.'l62
Brau!. \·1r1,· Ji,,rnr. hr11nrl
nrv.•. Lii£11nn Niguel, \'Ill.
Si2 .. if(I, !r11rlr f~r R·1 101.
n111lr 1plc ~rinrrl lnt :
Fl'>ht1til" R,..11111• -l~ifft-1
i la1r !f'•' fl""'fl.l\1•11'101\ ~1~11
s11.1•1nt: (>Pt:-: ' f;:. lr'!lrr~.
:l(l ' Ion~. II "nl "h"rt h<>d,
(',.jh h1.:h f'llll1fll't ~hrll r,,n.
,:1drr fol". !'Jt>J.;m
21, ,\(1lt::S~lO ml l'QUlh (Ir
l c>mn;i Sl 3.~1'JO. $6,00'l 1"q 111.
I, \\'ill rrad<> fnr p t:.
CA:'<lPE!t f'f Rn/\T,
• CiJ9-fil~R •
Fnun:;un-\·lh 1 Ar.. ~,;-a,., ,
Toll\'Ol\l"ll\f' .;. :rfl\111 l>nn11~
r•TI I 111 hA1h 1 'l S2:1M
Tr?.rlp fnr IXJar r •M~h !a n1/
.111''"1," r!, Ii~ 11~7 '
642-58.fA. 3 BDR\I~, 1"-BA. bltin~. L\, 2 Rr. blln~. crts, rlrp~. (·~1 '.-:t·fr'l~~l 11f1 .'i pm. 3fY.f.l Ma~ f\\'f' 54&-1034. \\.i'lln11r. HR. f>.1~~7 -Caf;ii;z" tnr rf'nl. S1:\ * * * * * *
Fiu:t re1ult1 .ue JUI! a phone $27.>. \\'J11 1rr 1'111.~,. pll ll"l, 11:11r $J~n Nn ~~. A ~ w11nt ad ts a good On1ly PUnr \V11nt Ads have f"f')r th11t 1tPm ufl<1<'T S:.0.J. _ _.:~::i\J~O~l~l ~B~~'_-l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I call awt1Y. 64)..!)6711 fi.42.:'1~12 .\i7-:i1J!il. Mfl.-1~7 tn\·~~tmen1 bAr1t:11ln11 Q:1'.lnre. try lhP PPnny Pinr.hc-r • C11il 64&-2687 *
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T11ttday, Stptt rnbtr 21, 1971
J[ll]I '---_ ....... _-_J[Il]I '---_·-_-__,J[Il] I --J[Il] I l[ll]
found CfrH ads} SSO C11rpentar Hous•c.INning Help W1nted, M & F 710 H•lp Wented, M & F 710 Help Wantad, M & F 710 Halp W1ntad, M. & F 710 Help W1ntad, M & F 710 Help Wan1ed, M & F 710 --------FOUND sm. blk male poodle AODJT. & Repatr, cab.
forn11ca, marllt(', flr Ule,
paneling Antiq. f'urn. -
repair & rclin. Free ('SI.
b'l·l-j;i~.
• vie; llarbor Vww !lunies.
Call to ldl'ntily. &1·1·:!'21;,.
t'IJ~."0 C:inary, p:1ll' ~-rl!~
111 alley 11.t C:abnllo, Cosr:.
!\lo>sa. 646-68~3. ANY SIZE JOBI
FULL gm1<-·n-0·-,.c,-,-,-.,-,-,,-.e-,-e Re>sid, l'On1m·1. indus. apts.
-·---------r.tesa Oellllln& Stn·ice ADMINISTRATIVE
C~ts, W1ndo""·s. F'loor Ptc. ASSISTANT
Resid. & Commc·t 548--4111 YinarM:ia.I mgmt firm. Good
Bay & Beach Jllllllori.al bt'Crelll.r18l skills dM'nUal.
Crpts, windows, noors, elc. U:in!'( 1Prn1 ass1gnn1en1~
Hes. & Comm'l. 64&-1401. AMERICAN GIRL
Ironing 21TJ Dupon1 Dnve
Boat !>la11ufactunng
COLUMBIA YACHTS
t:ood 1.i!>ne[1lfi. ytar round
IO.'t"lrk 1n u1odrr11 f1tcih11oes.
lh11'dv.al'r lns!allallu11bL
Gek'Oat 'l'ouch·Up. fl,!ust be
f"\:µo'r1e IK.'f'tl.
---DREAM JOB
I need 10 ""'Olllen to train as
prxilesi;ional rl'lake-up In·
struC"lors. $-1 to $6 per hr.
~~1r..1s:t;.
l::ARN 1-10. 11 day rnin1mu1n.
You wl!I be selling an idea.
I \\' e l co Ill e ex·sa!esn1cn, All lypcs work. Quick Serv. 1H11t!ll'r1•d. \'11· Ball~111 BlvJ. -12111. 1:181 P1•1u1. 67!>-8023. l{•·as. t-•ri•r ("SI. X:!-!961.
---''-------.. !'.'\'car Orangp Co. Airporll
!1{0Nll\'G: 20<: rd, p. up & 833-3232:
del1v. :i<k· ('a \\a}' (l r ........ -.ii.;;;i;ii. .. iiiiiiOii
\\ttntl'rfl :i yrs ref. 6.Jb.-fla.18. Adm Sal•s
____ _ ___ 11uct:'<'sslul salesn1r'l, retired
BOAT BUILDERS-1)(-op1.-. ve te r ans &
173 i\ll<'.o rn11ck Ave., C.:\1.
1-:qu&J oppo1'!l11\1ly t•n1riloyPr
~U\.';'.lJ a waJ(·h v~<;la1~ CL:sn:i:-.1 i1oodwork, 1orm1ca hy Durka.n.Jones. ftf'su.I. EXPERIENCED hou~('11'1ves. For 1n1erv1cw
'-Eld\'r St . t'. VJ)' \l ed. Cornrn. 64{;-:)JGB. 67:>-7813. IRONING dorW! ui n1y llOnt;-
.SL~ IHl tu".
ASSEMBLERS ph. Mon-Sat., 9 AM ·6 Pf-1
:1 15. X1~·73'..~ C h ild Ca re LOOKING FOR
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PRESTIGE & A
CARPENTERS o.r)-.:\997 .
SSS * * &l>--Oil26 •• Apply Rariger Yachts J::LJ::CTHONIC asscn1hters
.\lY ho1n{', lent::f"d yard, hot
lu11cl1t'.s, Au:o;ha-' & Ali•"'"
3090 Pullman. C:\1 11·a n1ed !or small f'!('c:tronic
LOST tn Santa An11. Jl ls arL·.; '" ",.. Jor 1nforn1aoon <:a J l: BRICK, Block & Stone~
hi'. C;ill he111•een 5P:\1 &
6PJ\l. Gl2-l!i-18.
HIGHLY
REWARDING
CAREER?
BOOKKEEPE.~R~F~/""C-aSlletnbly line. Ba!l"..:y 's
EXPER. TOP PAYI f<ac110. ti:l!l l \\'estminster !~" ;..'\Jlrlrn rlul: 11 /r1di,:1> tip !Iii
ha<:k (P.ho1\Ps1an · ·s.-og2j · 0 Av('., \\'est1ni11ster. Resunlr.:._!~ .. Box 220.1, :'ll.B. I oiiiiiiiii..,iiiiii-iiiiiiiiii
l!1dgeback1 Ariswrr§ 1n CHILD C8rr.; lnfant to .i yrs.
· ,\l(lU~". Jh"lfH~t· Pl1-a!i1! J\11~·.-. lg homr, Jncd vrt. .~
\.tll j.!(µ)821, :;:,1-~379. ~·luld :1 yrs . u\d. ~) ·Tu1u,
Painting &
Paperhanging . \11,..,..1un VtrJO. !l:JO-.::tTO. [,()ST'.'~ Sn1. A uslral1a11 N \I' • ClllLU CAR o ast1n, <;;tir11hrnl li::n·y & hlk spot~~ E •
"'''''' Sr Santa Ana A1•r. illi hon1e nr llan11!ton * WALLPAPER * ,. & B ~ II' he n }'OU ea.IJ "t.1,"· · & ~'fllh S1. Sun. rvt. ' ll~nard. !l68-:!&.16. .... ""-::-:--:---:0--'-"'c.:'.=-· 15'18-I~.W &16-1711 u.; .... Z'.llS. alt 5 3{1. Cement, Concrete
\!ALE S<>:i.lpo1nr a I I(' r (' d I STORY S!Url'O .~ !rim .S'.?S.i,
:>1;1111C~(' l"hl, 11h1lr' llJlli Otl CF:i\.lt:NT \\'OR K ~ story S36:i. rl'l'e 1·~1.
Pr\TIO COV~~RS 1.1,.'d/Ins. 30 yrs l'>i p. Local
pa11s, from 1316 C1ri.:le \\a:,. e 6-l 2-:4J:lR • rl'I':.. 6'15-0&IY.l.
L.1J.:lltla l3P11(·h. RE\\"All.0. =~-~...c_c:.c_:c:_:_ __ l oo~=
C1tll 49'1-:'!008. Bl·:AT Thf' Rain ~ Concrele PAINTING. pnifessional. All
~..;',-,-,.-l'>f.-,-,,-,c,,-s.(;-,·-::;n ll01Jrli, patios, t1 r i \'es, "'or k ~ u a r n . Co Io r s1r1P1valk.~. Don642-851·1 1pe ci al is t . 962-61•13, \'irJo, M1xrd Shcpllc-rrt. n:l!J ===--------I S.!7-l·M!.
site, 1n<1lt', "PorH·ho" 1f PATIOS, v:alks. drive, in.stall I c-==-=~----
louud pis call No \.D. nl'W I awns. saw, break, PAPERHANGER, cu st o ni
!-:3i-l:,o4, 1"('11101'1', :~18-S6CS for esL 11·ork, no job too small. All
r'L\\'AHD SlOO. f n ,. Cemenr, Concre:e Gtiaran. Yor Free est. Call ' ___ .;... ___ .;___ 968-0316.
rr1·orery of I Phaff p<i11rr
n1ach1ne, Ii orange d1n1ni;
rhrs, I grel'Tl \'elvet chr.
f.i.16-8;,jS, after 6 p 1n .
CO:\CH ETE \\'ORK. Nu job Vlf\'YL
too sn1alJ.[r('r c-stimate~.
paperh anging
spet1alis!, 1\'0rk gu&ranterd,
frrP rsr. Dan Schwartz
5-17-~ or 846-2181.
a.!8·8·120 a!1er 5 p.m.
;,.1S-13i2. Contractor
DlA!\10ND t: ARR I '.'l G, i\IY \\'ay, qualify hom~
Balbna Island or Fashion ~mod. \\'alls, ceiling. floors
1 ~1and. Re11'ard. 673-8325 or e lc. 1\o job too ~ntall.
R.1S-:1210. 5-17-00Jfi, 2~ hr ans. serv.
Professional Painting
F:s1, 19il, Non-smoker/sobc>r
Reis furn. l.1(·/Jns. 847-41.28.
PROFESSIONAL Painting -
LOST on Ba! Isle, Pup. 7 Addil!oos• Remode!lng intC'r/rxter. Honest 1vnrk.
L L Lie & ins. S48-27J9, 643-5J,j(I. nio "s, fcm.. r ur11 n, lit>n11~·k &. Sc.n, Li\.
1'hr1ha1r . kin~ tail. p t Gerni 673-ffi.ll • 549-2170 PAINTING : J(nn e st
Shrp. Re..1·ard. 0.3-477 1 D g'.uaranleed 11·ork. l.ic'd Any riveways LOST: Vrm. :--1 1 n 1 a. size .iob. Call Gi:>-5740.
~t·t1nau1.zcr. 9/S/il. V1r llAl\'Lr:r·s Dr 1ve1v a y Pla:>ter, Patch, R•;-»air
l!ll h ,t,, Ttis1in. Rl.'11ard Con t1ng, h;.i \·r it donr 1"1!111'.
ii-12-12'i9. \\'111trr 1s tomin~ s.Jj...5)95, * PATCH PLASTERING
6-7 f1n1 . All typt>s. ~'rre f'~t imates.
LOST: l.1ale Se alp o: n I I -o~~~~-------1 Ca!l :i-10-682.'i
Siamese cat, vie. IV Bay ,t-Elec:trical =---=-'--"-"'----
15th St. N.B. Re11·ard!! Call Plumbing
collect 213. AT-4!!3&1. EL E CTR!Clll!\, licensed ST "V S p ho11ded . Small JOb£, n1a 1nt. E !::' lumb1n1: repairs
LOST So. Lftguna, grey n1alr & rrpairs. 548-5203. & sinall install. Servu:e
loy poodlP. 2 frnt 1rie1h G r;i11 ~ .~. hrly t::tler;, ~:.>fj.5463. · ardening n1il'sin~. Nds med 1 c · -.---... .:.-------PLU!l1BING REPAIR
4!"+S-1S:l·1. AL'S GARDENING No job too .!!mall
BLACK Afghan fen1alr. Ba1:k tor gardening & 1 m a I I e ~2-3 128 e
Ha~· area. 83'.3-742!1 0 r landscaping services, call I __ C_O_L_E~P~L-UcM~B-l_N_G_
:.:'!7-0\7ll. S.1G-519S. Serving Newport,
-C•l\I Co•I• ''"'' Do•·"" 24 hr. service. fi..lil-1161 1.0,.··r-blatk--,~-;--y n.K)(lll' • · ' "' • ·~· ---·' "" Shores, l\'estclifI. ~d;i& Repair--
fr1nalr. II )r~old P.c1\aril. * LANDSCAPl-NG * ,l:\2-fll07. SPECIALIZED -----.--~ :'\1·1v l;i11·11s, sprinklers, ar-lrt1sll:-;<'1h'r pur1py remalr bor . iia!!Cls, fences. iia!I~;. llousr Rrp;uring, C'i\rpen!ry,
I 9117 "-•·"-.. • C•I pal111 1n". Dirk 612-4722. ..oi:t • .,,..,1,-;,...,,c "' Li. tl 1,lnl r . ~las1Pr Charg('. '>
l111y, r.:_:11·arc~;',-4l~. _ Jl yn; loc l'XP. 5.16-1::-2:'1. ~~~~~-----
BfiO\\";-/ Poodlr. n1ah'. Very PROFESSIONAL t;a,~r~ T. Guy Roofing. Deal Direr!.
1>ld . \'ia O[Xlrlo S: l.1do. Ir•'(' work, pruning. l domyo11 n11•ork.&J.;...27so,
Re1\•arr!. 67;)-2860, 67'-416~. sprinkler!'. clc;in op jobs, 548-9590.
CHIHUAHUA , trmale h I k 1 ands ca P in g· George, A-l ilto_b_O-,-,-,o-m_o_R_oo_!_in-g 1
w/bro11•n marking~ on feet. li-16-:>8!"+3. Scrv!re. Roofs c l'l u l k e d,
l ~·~·r~,~·~e~o~ll~'~'~· ~6~ij-~74~6~3~. :~:
1
~PENC'I'.:P..'S I--11wn ~er·v1rr, 5ealed & Coaled. 645-2550. fl•''" C'sl. Lawn r fl r" • Sewing/ Alt•ratlon1
rlr:111t ps. R ca son a b l e, I ---"--------
1
/ J•] '.i·l~·~1~l.1. EUROPEAN ~nstruction
Schools &
instructions S7S
Train To Be A
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
OPERATOR
l.rnrn in OP"ralt Bulldn1-
rt"'. l)rat:lu1cs, Cr11nl'c,
N·ra("'rs, Loadrrs. Trrnrh·
rr'. r lr. Srndy at homr
rnU01\Cd hv rM;1rleo1 tr11 1n· 1n~ a.r our modrrn fac1h1y
1r1 :'11 1anH, Flonda.
l Iconic nrt1t."f'·:\llam1. Flu
l'.~JVERSITY llE,.\\'Y
EXl>, Japantse Gardener. DH!'.:SS.\IAh:ING
Know ho\v, up-keep, plant 1\ll cu.<;1om fitted. Prrsonal
pr<;t. trimming, clean-up. Fashion adv1('f , 67.1.JS49
~i.~.l!S6. I Drrssn111k1ni:: -Al!cr;tions
J_.\\\'N" .\l;i1nt. Haohng. rw11. i)PS!gTif'cl lo suif you.
la 11n~. clr11n-ur. pn1n1ng. Call Jn * 64fi-6446
1-'rrr f'S1. Call 5-16-i~i!l. Alterations -642-S84S
E....-prr Japanese GardP!lC'r Nr•at. acC'ura!e, 20 years exp.
Con1plcle yd scrv1cP. Nrat Tile
& Reha. Free e~t 642-43fill ..
JAPA:\ESE GAR DE:\ER CI::f!A .\f!C l1le new &.
Ct1m ple1e Yard C;:irr. rt'fllodt>l. Frt"' ('~!. Small
J{ra...on11ble. &12-fl9il:> jnhs 1rrlcome. 536-24:.>fj,
('()\IPl.1:."T~; J;i11n & garrien.
11.;: ~r rY1rr .
.lint j.;~·IOi1
~-----,lllpanr~e li11.~ie n111i::
Employment J[Il]
If YOU ,\RE-VOU'LL
R t~ CE l VE F'OR~fr\L
TRAINING AT OUR. F:.X •
PENSE. EXCEPTJONAL
BENEFITS, ,t: INCE!\'T!VE
PL,\,.,.S LIKE -ANY NJ::\\'
CAR OF' YOUR CHOICE.
JIAl\'AllAN VACATIO'.\'
f F'OR T\V01 PAID FOR BY
US, t"ULL FRINGE BF;NE·
f !TS & TOP CO:\·lPE:-.'S.\·
'J'IONS_
ci S!ar1 Jn1med1a!elv e Plush Or!iccs
BOYS 10-14
to dellver papt'r.!J m the San
Oen1enre, Siln JtJan Capis.
trano and Capisll'ano Beach
area.
DAILY PILOT
49:.!-44 2o
CAR \VA S ii , AUTO
POL!Sl-ll~G. ,t, CASJlll':R
P OSIT IO!I: .... t•trunP
Grn11·th ""· ·1 l01·at1Qns ,
!\1ETHO CAR \\'ASH, 29:JO
Harhor Bl\·r!, C.i\I.
CASHIER .~, Coun11'r help.
Vaca11on &. :\IC1 licfll plan.
THROUGH )'OUR AS-All wknd.~ & bol1dflys o!I.
SOCJATION \VITI/ PRO· Call 833-~tiiili aft 2pn1 Ft:~JONAL J\!E::'i' Llh:E C ASHIER-CA RY/ASH
F0R:'11f.R STOCI\ BROK· &l4-l~~. betwn 8 & 6
F:B. t'INANCJ,,LCONSUl~T· r -~C~L~EANING GIRL
ANT, BARHY DAVIS, .t· F'OR QFF!Cf.
FJ:'i'ANCJ AL i:\\"'EST:\lL;'\T $2.00 Hour
ANALYST, R. f:. BROK ER (:\Ion S.· F'n 11h::h1s1
OAVID 8. LOCJKJNGLAND llun r1ng1on Beach only
YO U C'AN HAVE THE OP-Ask for Jan
PQRTL'N ITY TO START A !7!~\ 962..4·171
r.~RO~~~~O~~~;f:~~~~~ CHILDRE~ riAcK·7·--T~O
r1ELD \\'!TH F:ARN INCS SCHOOL? )'(IU can earn
UP l'() Sj(l.000 + A YEAR. \\'hile !hey learn. &>. an
tC0:\1tl11SSJONS & SER· Avo11 repN'lienlal!ve. You'll
VICE FF.ES ). have ;,.·our 011•n husines~.
CALL NOW!
558·0444
Ask for M r . Florence
A Setler Temporary
Position
URGENTLY
NEEDED
• Receptionists
• Typists
• Secretaries
• Accounting
Clerks
• Tellers
• Packers
l\'ork ,,...h~n & •.\'hr.re
you 1vant!
Interim
Personnel Service
778 W. 20th, C.M .
642·7523 546-2S92
Activ it ies Dir•ctor
p/t1mP, f.46-7764
ASST. MGR.
TRAINEE
Young men n•eded
Full Tim•
S610 mo.
:-.1ust tir nre.r. \V 1!1 Train,
N r~pror. llP•·r~~ ln1,..rt~t
in photography hclpltil.
your 011•n hours. yotir 011 n
ea rn 1ni;is . Call 11011-.
5-10-'ilHI.
CHILD CAR~: 1n
Turtll"l'()('k ho1r1e. 2
afl<'r ~•·hnol ~:i:l-\~H'.!
our
g1rls,
CLEAN·llp n1an \\' 11 n t" tl •
Pensioner 11rrrrrred. ·I to 5
ht's per d<ty. Cak!'.' de1·ora.
tor, lady be111'n 3.)...50, rnust
)'£' drJl!'.'nda ble. ~18·3031 ,
:'>-18-2.~SO.
COLLEGE girl~. l10u~rwi'·"~
Qr ~·'i·rr1ant'S, h·arn to
!elll'h prof. n1ake-up secrets.
have fun/ma.kt' as 111u<·h
money as )'tl\J de.~1rr. FIT.
PIT, nrrr! 1111m1'\ha1r hrlp
111 p1·r~rnt1ng n1a~n1llC'f'f1t
Chr1s1n1a.s i;:1ft ln1r,
812·6111J, \·11"1all(' \\'ood·
Rrd, r<l!'rnrurs, stibs. ol
Grn. Foor!.~ Corp.
-~----CO LLEGE ~1rl or part t1n1e
11 ork1ni; 1\·om11n 12 hr~.
hou~(' 11•o rk weekly 1n f'J1 chg
fnr mom in Upprr Buy.
£.l&-2812.
Cook Fry -At1t. Mgr.
J\1ust be fast ,fl.. cxpcr. Good
salary. :~·16·1~26
COOK 11'1\!l!f'd first clas~
rest;iurAnt. r.-:prr only /Ip-
ply 1n pt'r.-,on Jl~!ll Can11M
C'11pi.~tr.1rr.1, Srin Ju 11 n
Cap1.~trano .
DAYTIME
BUSBOYS
Apply In Per 1on
lSSS W. Adam.\ Av•. t'ON"iTHUf"'Tll):-/
_.;r·noo1.s. D!'P' u i201
lit r,,,1r1rri C1re1r nr111'
:'-•nta Ana , Call!. !1Li0.1
1·11one; til,IJ :~17.jj!\
Crin1n11'1.-i:1l • J~r<;irlr.nt1aJ Call SSB-8363
Jnd u.'-trni! t;.i:HJ.Yr• Job Wanted. Male 700 M 3 PM
Co1to1 Mesa
,\n111,. ••.... • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• •
,\rlr!rrss ...... · · · · · · • • • • ·••·•
C'1!:, ....................... .
• .:111ll' ... " ..... 7.1p ........ ..
rhonr ............ ARr · .. "
PIANO 1.r:sf:ONS
THEORY. f:JGllT HEADlNG.
l'F.Cll Nl QUI·:. Brue" ~16~1.fiS
I ._"'"'""~" l~
Auto W•xlng
_ _ __ 9 A • /JJ•.,'\TAI. nr•r,'pl1on1~1 fr.r
I.Al\ N CARY, & J:Hrtlrn SCRAM LETS ASSEMBLY TRAINEE-YQlln~ doctor. Mu~\ have t'X· 11(11 k. I 11-:lit hauhn:::. E-.;p rl. I r 1:·111r local co. in ml!'d ic:11.I rA'r. in lyplng, I 1ng. !;look·
Rra.-.011al)lr . Ca ll :>-IJ.-9i.1Z.. ANSWERS eQll lp. rirlrl \\'II\ tra1r willing in;; & ar1·1n~. 111u.'l't ))<'
EXPER. Jl;1wai1a n CardrnC'r g11 1. Siar! l l 90. ma1ure. ori:nn11,('d, ne11t !.·
Con1plr !eGard rn in g Call Jean Brown, 5-t{)--0035 have a plra.'l'anl phone
.'>l'r,'il"t"', Kamalanl, 646-46i6. Nud 1~r -Bower -l';n\Uy -COA STAL. AGENCY vo!('I'. C11.IJ 64;...HXiO art 6 pm
Al ·s J 11ndscapinl! T Branr!.v -Nl';HVES 2iro Harbor BJ At Arlam11 or Ni.!f.';tin. ~' .... · · r ee \\'111·111ng to :;\'.a1n~. '·Jr s a ~~~,~~~-!"'f"mov.111. Yard l't'mO<l"l1ng. AIJTO LOT '!AN 'l•ny DISHWASHER 1 .. 1 1·a~H'f. 1•'11011 .~. to J11·c · " Tr::i sh h11uhni::, lot l'leanup. l\llh 1110 huni.lrt·d poun,ls or fringe bcnefiL'I', experience Evf'. Sh!ft, P l time. !>lusl bC'
R1•p::1.1r sprinklers. 67J .. 1Jli6. eurvP'I' thari Ont' hundred prefrrred. Apply 1n person clean & nea1. Apply In prr.
Gen•r•I Services p...orwt~ or N~:RVES." lo Don Crt'vtcr, Thf'Orlorr son, Surf & Sirloin. a930 IV.
Robins Fore!. 2060 Harbor Coa5t Hwy, N.Jl .
1'111:-.'GS by l\ll"YlSf', l.l INDUSTR IOUS you ni niari Rl,·rl., CoJ<tl'l l\lr"<a. . I _, 11111 do "'Id .,...i,.~_n00·nt>"g. -~c.._"-~-'--'-----ID1stributors or he;uth & rll"C1., plumb. fenCi", lllt'. "' ivv ,. " .,.. r
Yard 11·ork. e!c. Call G-g. BABYSITIER. Dana Poin! erology pmi url~. PI' t e ins!ln~. carpi:ntry, paint etc. ,.. ""2 ' "' ·o·< II &12-0022. 2-.10 6:30 pm 2 4,""' 47 , .,.,!i-1 • c.,, ~>J'.'.· ;,....o::'.'.8'.:"'".:·------· I o::Lw=:-:-:;0 =c:o-;;;;; d I k 11 2 • I h 11rs ""'f"f' · · " r • JJ0 SK Cl0 •k "'"'" J "•Y Job Wanted, Fem•le 702 r.. r• · ... ... " Hauling 496-33!!:1. shill~. 2 night shills. i\tusl
HIGHLY Q u al i f i ed BABYSIITER in Adam~ be t1iperienced all pha..s<>s
f:.\l'C. Sec'y lConstr/
Payroll Clt>rk·EDP
Crr<lu !'tlgr
A P Rkkpr
Sfi:'y ~L A.J
Sa!"s Iler-Ole Eq1up
SSOO + car
Curp. file /
Re>e,c.•h a><> IL.A.) 1'QO
NEWPORT
Per1onnel Agency
833 Dover Dr., N.B.
642 -3870
I::>..PLB.JE:NC J:.:D beaotlctari
11·a11!i:d. ftill or part lin1r.
busy, +:'IC'ganl "a!1n1 1n N.B.
Kay J\\1chacl Hair Design,
&Ii>-lJ.1~.
l::XP}~R. TELEPHONE A:.I S.
S ~~R V l CI:: OPERATORS
(iNLY. R<'llcf shift 11va 1J.
&1.i-1161.
~~~----E:XP.t.:Hll~NCED service sta-
tion a llendant. J•uu & part
t1n1r. Top pay. Apply Sh('I\
S1auon. 17th & lrvinr. N.H.
E:Xl'l::R. Nurses Aide, o\'er
21 . fu ll & pftunC' wknd5. &
11krli1~s. Rrhl"C'lllf'nt hlltel.
002-·1.l.1!.
EXPEH.11:.:NC.i::D M'rvice s1a·
lion 111an. ~rave yard shift.
A11ply ArlU Sta!ton. :1636 E.
Coas1 l/1,y, Cd:\! bl\Oo'Tl 8 ,(· 4.
l:::'\/'E!t. Cook~ helper, 40 hr
wk. Vrry 11\lie ll'knd 1vork.
,IJ334if(I().
BP.OILER <·ook 11· a n \ f.> d •
r•xpcl . Apply in person, The
Village Inn, Balboa Island.
No phonr ca.lls pleasf'.
Gen'I Office to $600
LJJvrly oles. u1 Irvine area.
lnt"IX"sting ·1ane!y 1\•ork.
r ;rasa111 boss. Xln't benr·
lits. Call :'lh~s Connie,
!Ni..fil?l 1\higa1J Ahbot Prr-~nnnrl Agency, :!:\!' 1\1. \\·ar.
ncr, SUll<' 209, $.A.
GtRL FRiDAY--
No rxprr Ill'<' .. Apply in prr.
!Kin only. Club GrePnb1'0ok
on \ta~ool 1a hr111'n Elli:-; &
T11\her1, F.V. !\1on or Tur,
11am -3pn1. Ser JcannJI'
Ed\\·;.irri~.
GIRLS FOR
WORLD TRADE
1-fostessr.~. Modrl T~·J>P.s &.
Sales rrrsonnrl. .S4Q per
day. r:t1.'l1 769-06n --·-HAIRDRESSER wanltr!.
I tll'~as"' your p r r ~ e n t
salary. Phone 673-8250.
-HIGH INCOME-
OPPORTUNITY
SECURITY SALES
L•11:r. 11at1onal!_v-k11Qwn se-
1·unr1e!> l1rrn \111[ tra111 1n-
1rll1i:1·11r 1nrl1v1tluals tn i;u1·-,..,.,.d •n highly rrwi1rdrn11;.
<l1gnir1l'd nrnlrs-sinn. Sl'e
\\'}:~TA:\fERlfA SJ-::Ct/R.
ITl~.:-i. Ir\(' arl in sporr~
~~of rh1.;; fli\P"t
HOSTESS'---
l.11n1·h IJ;.in1-1p1n. 11·knds 0 /1
Anrl.v 1n prrso11. Color1y
l\1t1·hr n, J21 1 I !arhor RI. c ;\t_
HOSTESS. LUNCH
L..rtCavr Rri;1aur11nt J6~J )r.
Vlfll' A1·1•, r os1a .~fesa, Ap.
ply offir.r 2rMI l'loor_
• llousek<'errr
Lntindrrss •
!>fiddle a~ed l11r!y pl'l'f'r!. N(I
r.xpr.r. nee, will train Apply
in pi'rso.Jn only, ;isk r.:.r J\lr.~.
(;umcy. B<iy V1l'w Conval.
r~cent IJosp. lJ55 Thurin Sc.
Costa ;\lr.,;i.
lfufiSE\\'fF~~ ne-ed h i gh
ear1nni:-~ 10 s ii p r:r I" men t
family 1ncomP? \\'ork full or
per! hmc, t'hoose own
hours. rarll fN'I' wardrobe',
no invr1tmen!. Call for
app!. 008-5739 or 6J&_.,I05J.
JI OUSt::KEEPER, J 1 v e. _In, NITE Auditor net'ded. ~1us1 SALES _ ?tlt-n
rvt roon1. I ch1l1L I).'Ji!'n· ha~·c f'Xpe r. Call ~tgr. or STOPIJf
d3t,ll'. ltcf's. 53G -OOJ 4, auditor lor appl. Jlotel • •
;',J;1.a111 "J\1iiry Ann·-. Laguna, 494-ii51. LOOKING & ACT
llOUSEKEE:PER • Live Ln. NURSES_ Aides &
1
0rderlies. Sales minded penon, lee !or
illol hl't'lcss hon1e, ch1ld1'1'n AU shifts avai · Exprr .vourselt, a real career op.
4 & 6 t.lusi have car ~1·~ ~re I '_d · Conv.. Hosp. portta1ity. Xlnt lulutt tor
rlay \\:k. $:.!:JI. mo. !H9~1 l07 b•l2-Z4l.1. r igbt mii..11, F.arnlng:s eom-
IX'fOre 5 pin. NURStS AID!'; g, fiN or mence 1mmed1ately sbould
LVN relic!, pm ~hlU. Ba~ br. in excess of $300. pe.r wk.
1t!!1 Conv. Hosp. 661 C<'n!er No canvassing or soliciting.
St, C.r.1 . 5'-l!t-~. Inretvlews by 11ppointmenl
only 9.3 11•rekdays. Lou NURSES flidcs for nursing Como. B:J5.2'1Tl.
ho1ne. Exper. pre f 'd·i ----=~=~---·--194-8075 8:30 A~f-SPl\f. SALES
Office Girl part time OPPORTUNITY * 5--18-4IlO _,, MALE • FEMALE ==~~-~-'c~-c-~1f1.r.rea~ your intome, sub.
PtTli\tJ:: help for Jtinch :;ranually in your ~pare
hours. :\!on., \\'l'<l .. F riday. llflll' by rc>p!l'scnting a un·
F-Qn1e Sal/Sun work. Apply iQue fulld ra1s1ng program
Burger Cora I, Tl33 to school.'!, se.rvtre clubs &.
:R\/lNE PERSONNEL
SERYICES•AGENCY
Elec, Tech. Open
t..:lc-<:, i\lusicat lnstruml'nts
Ship/Rec. $2 hr.
(/land}n1an1 \\'ill Train.
G irl Friday $433
I ~·-·,_rr._·"c'c'"Rcdc·c· ccc··-"-·-~-1 SO<.'la] organizations in &
Payroll Clerk to SSSO aroun<I your rnn1munity.
BrautLful new bldg. in Irvine \\',.. arc a major rn1tional
Al"ra. 1':xp1•r. computer. pt1hl1:0,her. Htg\1 c:omn1ission
Xln't or:rpor. Top berw:h~. 11·Hh rstahlish('d Acrou nts.
Ca!! i\ll~s B('!ty, 5i17-6122, Call i\lr. Lifll'r for interview.
Abigail Abbot Pl'rsonncl 111.1• 6::5-234.'"i. ext 1717.
Caret'r oppor. In pr1n1111~
Interior Design $400
1'ra111rl'. General Office
Expcr. l.<>;1rn b11s111l'ss.
Instructor Trne $400
Agrnt"}'. 230 \V. \\·arner, SALESMAN
Su11e W!I. S.A. Youni:: co. Great Po1t'n tial
P/1All.\1ACIST Posh ne\v Call TllN. SchmidL
cln1~ storr in t\('wport \VF.2.l"CLlt't'
Ht>ach rrratcs opportunity PERSONNEL AGENCY
!\led. bc kgrrid. for an outgoing, pC"!'SOnablr, 21HJ \\'estr:lif! Dr., NB
proplc oi·ic nlt•d fl{'Ople orientrd pharmacist &15-2770
NCR Proof Opr to $440 con1mit1ed 10 developing SALES.------!
E xper Teller ~ to $440 slorr as health need.~ head· FULL OR
General Office $450 quart<'rs. Essential U1&.t yuu PART TIME
X!n'1 gm11·1h opportuni1y hr a warm Nnt:'<'rrll'd !n· Place. pure wat('J' systems 111 T ypist $375 1hv1du1tl. ~pply T.he Gtitld homes on monthly nontal.
File Clerk $315 Dn1g, lJ~J Ar!es1a Blvd., !llusi be neat & willing to ~,i_lling . Clerk to $4SS i\lanhnltan Beach. uurk. Average $2:"11) 10 ~
Ill ,rrain on hk.kpnl:' niach. 2 Production hrlpers for WCt'kly commission. Cal!
Gen I Ofc p/t1me $2 hr mantifacluring frozen pies. for appointment, l\·lr. Ha-•* 5-Ei-556.1 * • mann, at 778-1~81.
4SS E. 17th tat Irvine) C:\l l=====~~----1·--~~~=~~---1 642-1470 PROFESS.lONAL phon e SALESMAN
sohcllor -Dana Point, San Young aggressive n1a n for
Keypunch $533.35 Clf'mentc, Capistrano area. sales in 1<-·ell established
D:i.y or sii•tng shilt. Top norch \\"ork in your own home. jewelry ~rore. ~TU!\'! apply in Bt>st deal In area. Phone persQn. Ovtr 21. Kirk J l'wrl. stablr co. 1n IJl'a1;h art>a.
Pr S35·1·16.) be111·een 9:00 a .m. r.·~. :!300 Harhor Blvd .• C.~I. c11s;111t 11urku1g <:•Hid~.
Fa11111s11c hr11c/1r~. C.111 Tlli!IS And noon. No phone calls.
f>('Uy, 537-6122, Abignil Ah-RECEPT!0!\1!:.l/Gi.rl Fri. SALES\VO:-.IEN, ambitious,
ho! Pcrsor111f'I Ai::enr·y. 2.111 i11usl be \'ery attraclivf'. earn S."i00.·$1000. n10. lul! or
IV. \\'arr1t'r, Suirr 209 S.A. sharp good voice. public part time. Company car
KEYPUNCH Clp!'!'lllo; 029 relations personality. Ambi-1\'hrn you qull11fy, cal!
18'.\I ~rlrd for priv::tle. 111-!ion !.· nppearance are morcicc'c~c~"3"31~8o. ----~-c-1
l'CSli.:<ilion o.Jtc. Newpoi'I iinport;111l than e X Per. SALES-Decorator Opening.
Bench. Pre I er sozne a.i7-6460. i\'!ust bE." exper.
1n-._111•ledgr 0.~2 sorrrr & 4-07 CALL ~~11 ~1:1'.ll
:ice!;: rr.::1c:hir.r. rh onr Restaurant SEC'Y-LEGAL
)!arbor Dl'!e<"!Jv(':o; (2\~J CX>~1rablc spot in xln'I J1'll i!ll' 624-6~21; day~. BUSBOYS arl'e. flrm. Corp. & l1!1i::ation
MECHANIC POSITION AND l'xp<'r. l..O\l'ly nfcs. SalAry
E'\[IC'r. :-Olr1·han1c nerdrrl lnr DISHWASHERS 1·ornprl1!t\'t'. Ca:ll !\1is f! l1111·nmo111·r~ & small rqu1p Laura, :i.17-0122, Abigail Ab-
fnr Janrlsc11pl' 111a111t 1•0. hor 1~1·r.'-Onnel 1\gency. 230
,...;alary oprn. R l.. s,:of1cld, Day & N ight \\I, \V:i rncr, Su11e 209 S.A. '"'~7'70. SECRETARl E S--J\IOTllF.:R~. srudrn!s. f:rnnr! Apply 111 Jl('rl>On only :\1ajor lanr! r!evPlopment
mnlhPrs. It yol1 enjoy ~'>1n pany located in Ne'.l'port
eh1ldren, "" nred your REUBEN E. LEE Re'ach sttks sec.rctaries.
vn!11n1rr1· hrlp 1u nursrry Typing 60+, SH 80+. Posi-
:c;chool. Hrs lo h,.. art11rgrrl 1:11 E:. OJAST l!\V\'. lions require bitckground in
at your r<Jn 1·rnir nce . WLl l NE\\'PORT BEACl-1 tonstructlon, civil engint'E'r·
givr i;:()(I(! C'.'<f). 6•16-J7~. irti::. Real Es!a!(' or related
:'llOTl·fERS hr!p1~·. l:i hrs 11
\\'k. lJ.S() hr. llc hskpg. Nr
\Varner "1 Go!drn\\·rs!, l!.B.
T·~ve !l-!7-5097 I Day 21l .
tiJ\1-7272. _______ ,
NEF:f1 REAL ESTAT!;:
SALESP~Ol"'LF:. ll11vc i;:or•I
buyrr.~ for }'nu 10 s r!l hn.n1r S"
f., inron1e p1~p('T!y too. Call
!(){lfl.Y for 1111erv1rll".
\\' ~:. LACl!EN:\1YER
lllf>O Nr11porl 81\·d.
~6·:!~128 e1•rs 6i3-15i7
NEl::t"> malurr lar!y In
hatiy~1I 'J childrrn. m}
ht>rnf' Crl,\f, \Ion -F r i.
673-9-1 !I
NIGUEL
PERSONNEL
AGENCY
LAGUNA HILLS
Interviewing For
Daytime
Busboy
~Al\1·5Pl'l1 Sh1f:
Aflply Jn Per~n
2.1001 Av~ De Lllra.rlola
Laguna lldl s
(At 1hc f:J Toro
~ D. f~r11·ay)
oU ramp
Payroll Clerk
;l.11is1 lia11"' knnll'1,..r1~,... 01 1,:::::::::S:::IEllll
l•nrkn1rn·~ mn1p. F.· sru11r
ctaf;i prni·r~~1ni:: h;i r ki.:rnund
Ac.counting Clerk
J\111~1 typ .. 5(1 w.p.n1. mini·
murn. Knoll'll'clJ.:r (lr A/P &
A/R. 111in. 2 yrs .,.·ork1n1:: ,.,.
[)('r Knnwledgr of da1a Pn>-
crss1ni.;: hclpf1J\,
Secretary
~H n1in. !Xl. lypr 60+
11·ork 11 kn(l.~.
;\l u~t
Je,,ten ~
LAGUNA HILLS
lnt•rviewing For
PART TIME
COCKTAIL
WAITRESSES
f1e1rl.
Individuals ~lr.c!ed wtll be
srl! slartcrs 1v11l ing
crpl responsibility.
bcrm11ts. S 11. l 11 r y
n1rnsuralc 11•/expcr.
6.Jil-·-12~.
lo llC·
Xln'!
CQ!ll·
c.ir
SECRETARY
Goorl -~kills, lncal co.
Call Lorraine
IVF.S'T('L..[~'~·
PER.c;()NNEL AGENCY
21'.HJ \\'r·.srchff Dr., N.B, &is.mo
SECRETARY, part llmf".
ol1ctatiU11, one jll"I f)f!11..'t",
Coron11 11''1 !\·!Ar . 6i:..20fl2
SECftl:.'TARY /or Jnsiau.
rne11! Loan Dt'Jll. Puhlll'
rnntact, sh<lr1h<inrl, typing
nrcessary. Bank 1 n i: e'C·
P"rlf'nrr h"lpful hu! not re-
riun-Pd. Srct1rity Pac1liC' Nri·
t1onal Bank, JS! Forest
A1'!'!tUf', Li1RJ1na Be a c h ,
·l~·H'li;J
SECRETARY
Good opporrunity for alcM
secrciary to work in fa~t
p;iced N.H. advcrtis1n't
agl'nry, ,\JI skills incl.
shor1hand rcq'cl. Xln't sal-
ary & benefits.
Phone 833-1670
Sh.'EETER'S ·Auto Polishing
Compl job Sl:i. Prof. Frtt
?/U by 11ppt. 645-25.'iO.
YA.RD. garage,
Remove trtts.
sklplo adtr,
847-2Ei66.
cleanups.
dirt, ivy,
back~.
Housek~per !K'eks llve-ollt School at?.a. 2nd grader. 2. including NCR . &n Brown's
pos\lion in the Beach area. 5pm 3 al!ns wk. 546-6052. Mo tor !Intel, 3U06 COftst
Dfl\'1:6. Full charge-exec. aft 6. J-1.,..•y, S. Laguna.
Classifird Ari No. ~1·1, Da ily BABYSIITING in my home, DISHWASHER-HITES
P ilo1, P.O. BolC 1560. Cos111 .dayi;, 75c hr. Girl 3, boy 9 in Apply in PefSl)n, ·co\ooy
HYOUSE: Ca1'1'
1
d, 1,;, rt
1
ay wkly. *
oung or o . ma e. or !em.
641Hi99L
feuben~
Costa Mesa
SERVICE Station. Now t11k-
ing app l ic ation~ for
mecl!onicr. helper. Arco a1
191h & Ne\vpor\ Blvrl .• C.M.
SERVICE Stl!Oon he Ip,
1/1imP days. Good pay for
right m11n. Arl1' 19th &
Nt'Wport Blvd. C.M.
COSTA MESA
PRE-SCHOOL
Enrnll now for F111\
llAULING, yd. c lea n-up,
loc:al moving. lg. trtick, exp.
N11l1•.i,:e 11udent. Tl ca s .
!1:J.1-lfl·l6.
TRA ~I! & G:H·n1:c clean-up,
7 days, SHI l'l IO!ld. Frtt e~t. !Slh & Monrovia. '.11 day +
rill; day llCSsion~. Plann!.'d
pro11:ran1. hOl lunches. Ai::es ~A-""Y-"_m_•7·_"-c"·c"1_3_i_. ---
2-6, hr!'I 6: 30 A;\-1 . 6 Pi\1, Hou1ecleo1ning
$2-0 11·k-C0:\1PARE! 6-42-40j() Uar'lc To School Spt'Cia.I
BABYSITIING by tlw hr., <.:a~ Cleaninit Uy
Da y or .,...r~1<. r-.ton. thru DIAMOND
i\lrsa. Ca. 92626. ~hool. Vic Penney'8. HQ.. K1tltien, 3211 H11rhor HI, C~t llOTEL i\fA ID-Exp'd
'IAN\G,.R r \ r "'7 7121 pref'd. L.1gun11 Beach.
; 1 1 "' or 1 P s. cx-1 _~"-'----''----~----IDONUT shon work. rnornln' · d • 20 I '' * Call 494-1.196 + prrirnce in un tll or BABYSIT, beach h o u st , ~hlrl. Nn rxp. nee. 2:,.4;, ~==~~~---'---
11l(H'r. Prefer 0 .C. area. M-Th, 12:30-5:30. s2:, per renl. Apply i\lr. Donut, 13j HSKPRS Emplyr pays ff e.
&12-i716. .,...k to ~l&rl 64;,...{M16 E. 17th ~I . \.M , GMrgc A!!rn Byland Agen-
"ES -en I r~ 100-B E. 16th, s. A. Alv iur rrv11rscel"ld', llABYSITTtR . livl!·lfl <>r DRAFT."i~tA N , •'ll"prt.
elderly care or family care. out. Own !ransp. G 11m-5:30 pftimt for interior dt>t1 \gn -'"_7--0:'\9~'-·-------
li'lmemaker.o;. 547-fi681 pm. $110 mo. 842-4714. flnn. 645-1710 betwn 8:30 & If 0 USE KEEPER·
H•lp W•nted, M & F710 BEAUTICIAN wanted no"'°" l-5-:JO_. ~===O----roorn/board + s m a 11 "111l'lry. Cart' for 2 c:htldf'l':n.
W• ara now accepting
applic.ations for -
DAY BUSBOY
Now interviewinJil"
P /Tlmti
HOSTESSl~ SERVICE Station Salc1n1an
11/timt'. Neal in appt.ar.
Exper, 2!)00 Newport Blvd.,
C.!>1.
f"ri, L..t111dle1 & snacks JOO' Shampoo $18, Steam SJO
1ncludrd. Loc11.trd olf Repairs & Jns!&llation
.... ---CommlSllOfl & guaranttt. DRAPERY &12-6.l"°.
Dl'lytimt wr>rk only, Call SE\VING trai~s & ex· ~~-~-~~--DAY & NITE Ancient Mariner
l!estaurant
maneger. 54S-9!H9 or 267 E. f)("riencctl , Beach Drapery, J11nltor p/time 11ock wqrk.
* Apply * BelM"e U AM or 3 .. 5 PM
155S W. Ad•m•
Ca1to1 Mei•
SERVlCE Station Sale!11nen.
fuU &: part tlmr, apply ln
pel"llQn. 200 W. Co1 1l
ltlghway, Nl"W'POrt BeM:h.
San Diego ~~"'-l' nrar So. free. Est, 645-1317
Coast Plt1za . 54~18. l°'~~~°"'::::..;;,,-~=-1 HOUSE\VORK e\•ery olher
G llWX:AllE. i\1y lillnie. Tues. It. Sal. Full tlme.
W!"ekr!ays. Would lo1•f &16-3t1&1 arr 8 pm bel. 8 am-
rh1 lr1rrn 2-:,Yrs. Xlnf cal'f!. i;.;4716 D11n1es1Jc \\'ork \Van!M.
5 day! 11 1~1rPk. Refen-nces.
BARY511TJNr. my hClmr. e R36--024~, e
lf'ncPd }<!rrl. ref's . C r.t.. ~r~·a. 6-l'l-OJIU. lfnUSt'Clea.n\ng By 0Ry. :...'------I Own Transportatk>n ~ter Coll 8J6..-06.t8
CA ll.Pb'NTI'. Y
Call 111\tr
~V'-l~lt
'
------1 --------·---hy l0<·11l n111n . \\ill do 11ny typr
3 30 p .m ., 11<1USECLM.NINf;
Jo'.:-rJl"Ti"nrr.r!. ~!)....11!1'11
•'-' ..
17th St .. C.M. ~ W. 17th St .. C.M. You might bl' a studimt ()f' DISHWASHER SERVICE tatlon sale1man an early retirtt. \Vt nttd RECEPTIONtST 1 '
• BLUE DOLPHIN • * DRIVERS * tM!lp C'ach Wttkday morn!"" MATURE Neat, SalAry + c:ommlu\on. Stt?kJ in1ereslf'd coll .. • • W .1 E ..... Pleasa Apply 3CXl6 Harbor Blvd CM hllirh school aiudentJ:, mtn 11 re1n1, xper. No Experience both In our back rwm & our Between 3 & $ P .M. Must enjoy working wlfh the ...
& \\'Omen for p/time & !/ =~=~~V~i~•~L=i~d~o.~N:..::.B~.7.""" wrirehousP, Ket>pinJ,? things Or Befort JO A.M . pub 11 c, Light office SHAMPOO flrl Ir. usl1tanl.
BUSBOY ... ~ .. ·-" "-,,.,.., N•ces-rvl ... erklin~ neat for 1 .. -hackitround, ~me typing Full timt, must be llc'd. lime ~mp!oymeni. ... ~ .. ,<;""..,, ... ., ··-··· " -·I • ~,, -,,... Ou l Be iblt r.lust bl' Zl . Cor&l ReC'f ,,,,,,, h•··, cl••n c,11r .... _,,,. grc111ri;1 rmploytts in thr requlrrd. SlOO/mo lo s!art. Ri'Ch6.rd l' ~tie a.utJ
Apply In Person
2607 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach
Turn unused ltf!mi'I lnto quick
Cfl~h, Cllll 642-~711
..
~ ... ,,.., 11\.152 r.tacAr1hur Blvrl. ~""'=-"'R' 1610 W Cat II""' NB Motor Hott'\, 2'645 l111rhnr ,·....,.,. N'CO-... Not under 2~1. world. srrvlniz the 'l"f'llltl'll Cl'lll 5'1&-.... ,~. • ...... on. · · ~3•' · '"" '" (Act'O!ll~ from O.C. /urporl) Bl., C.M. YELLOW CAB CO. 1·u.~1urn1tts in the 11'0r!rt Newport neai:h RESERVATlONCont r11.ct SHARP GALS
F RESIJL ~ 1~ E "Goh sr c '' Drop Ui'I a hrk-r T'f:"Hn", girl. mu~t bl' o\'e.r 21. Ve..v Looklnf{ for a f/tirnt po!':ition 0 TS )'OU ('8J1 ur ""' . 1 •-., .1 .. ·~
""
"'·" Ch.1>slliecl Art No . .l.1J, 0(1ily nrat & 11lert. Ph. !>;ii--0511, in boutique sal~s. Call tor Pf on. uw the SUptr-rr·s Beach hour-e timf'. Bia·
I D U PUol I 1'1lor, P 0 Box 1560, Crista l'"'""""""""""'"'""""""'"'I Mr. R ..... wrler. app>. ~• f!llm ll n .. 11. y lr""t lll"f!el lnn .. v.,rl .C:..f' IN! ·11
Clusllled 64z..::i678 • pla~ DAILY PllDT Clu11lled -'-'-"-'-· _c_,_. _,,._,._. ____ 1 IT'S A brttze .. &ell your lfOUSE 'Hunllngr Watclt the THE LOOK, 644-4500
f'O\lT ad k ch~ It! section now! C'..al! 642-567! & c:hiu·1ie 11. llrm~ whh ""~"· u~ 011!1y OPEN HOUSE ('("llumn.. CA11 642-~73 Kt ~vf:!
-•
I
t l
24' DAILY PILOT Tut sday, 5tpttmbtr 21, 197 1
[L__"""'--~· llH [.____--_· ·___,![§) [
Help W•nted, M & F 710 Apptl•nces m Miscell•neou•
SHARP GAL
\~ dr"'-q,orl, (.oorl looking,
Good po'r.<011.1llly. LHr ofh\''l'
11"f)rk ~i.~'! u1g k d<'allng " '
11uhllr J';;n r1n1r m full
rln1e. Qu11hf1cari0n~: 5 j" vr
tH1'l1'1·, !.1·.l~ \!u.•1 br ~1n ..
glo• ~ "r un,-1ttat•h<'rt. ~n\('
11.1\'t'l u1vnll'rd. :~1.i-~Z-:~.
ST1 [PP!.\.\ ;--\1',\H El IOL'SE
\\'Pll kno11·u f1nn 11101111g 1•1
l1'\111t• prnn11.~tc~ tr\l:n 1h 1s
r11111 1 .. 1·rl JOh.
ln1t•1•·~1111i::: 1,nrl.. in ~rioM.ng
,i::ovd"-l1rl•! ~art S? :.o
c .,11 Rr·h 11·1T"1n, ~1n .. f-O~j
('0,\S'J',\l. td.:E~C'Y
".:'~'¥1 llarl"Jr Bl ;it . .\1!am.s
:'lf(JP.'f OJU1F.P. COOK
\prJ.1 l!•J!~ JIU!
] ,~.:~ Bra<h B!1tl
\\,,1111.n<!rr.
~AHT ~out Ch1 ,~1111a~r1rr1•
lni:.~ '~'"· ~how ~;,rah
Cu1r·nlr~ .Jr·11f'h;> :'lo 1n-
1rsl1nrn1. n1l1(•1\1ng or
liel11 . Call :tlO-Otil4.
Telephone
Solicitors
TwQ Opo:·n1ni:::s on 1J.1y
19.1:.1 -J P.\11
shift
1: ()pt n.nt:~ 011 111;:ht
1:11'.\l -9P:'>!I
s\11!; I
~nla1 y + Sl.'1
on ru(·i1 ~ale
rnade !1\!111 ,\Ollr appo1n1-
mrnt p:u,1; $100 \\'t'fkly cash
IJ01lUM'S for top prodUC"E'TS.
'.'\o N.>lhng
3ol1c1r1ni::: appointrn('n!:s
top ]('1·('] sale-:. lon·r.
foe
\\'ol'k fn~m n11r \"('1\'por1
Beac-h office •d !i41 \\"c-sl·
cliff Dr11·r hur fi rst call
645-3030
1n a1rani:;r fr1r Jlf'l"~onJ] Jn.
r•'n·:l'11· <ind fl0.,~1blc 1m1nrd-
1a·c "n1plD)rnrnt. ASh: FOR
r-.:r -lS.
THE
BROADWAY
NEWPORT
r;"ov.· JatC'Nlf'v.'ing
\\'Ill Train
e Silverware e Draper ies e Foundations e Carpets e Boys Cloth ing
47 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
Equal Oppor. Emp!oy.-r
TYPIST PT, fa.st, acc~rarc.
train lBi\f comp<l.c.rr. 1 to 5
!\Ion thru F'r1. P..1.1--3526.
supply due 10 dOt"k
,.rnke
REPAIRS
llOTPOl:"IT auio \\'ash<:r,
av(l("ado, F.••SY a u10 \\"lli;her,
a1"0CadJ. Both late n1odel~.
Xlnt rond . yuur l:ho1ce $90.
1;u11r &-deh\erP<f_ 546--8611.
1:47-bl \j, --~-----1 • .\f,\YTAG N'pa;r n1an ha,;
"""hPr-:>.lnT rorlfl-.lrl\' 1\·/!Kl
+;!,.;~ ~'11111". $.lll. ~1~1-86.':I.
ALL :\IAh:E:i .~· )10fJF:l..'i
2:ll0 :\'e11·1JClrf Bll·d, C :.1.
OP~:.'i 10·9 ~Inn 1111i1 fn
• f;AS H1\:'\GE •
l:."XCELLE7\T SJIAPI::!!
~3J * 61:>-1036
t'Olt Sa !r Admira l
~-rol'l -frM_> N'lr1g1'r"<1.lnr, o\
Yrs olrl. \\"hur Sl ?S. ,qfi.16:-'l.'.,
Furnitur• 810
\\",\TERJ3EDS comple t e
11· p.;des1al, fra.me. mat-
trrs~. p<Hf, E'1C. Only Sli.'l.
61.'>--1730 or 6~6-663-1.
sn1all ch,,~!
l'Ji'-172-1 ~\'(',,
.\!OV /7\G back Ea~1. furnnurt>
for .<.al•\ Tra~h &· ll'l'asUITS
616-3361 ;ift ·I p111
HL''.\:K bl'ds. Prrfr><-J cond1-
11on 11·11 h ladd1•r. $:-.0,0Q Ph:
6i3·?111
Sft:DIO COUCll
"' ;,!s-o473
SO FA, DEEP J-""R EEZE,
LE.-\TIIER OIAIR
6!3-G&t[)
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bedroom 1<rt. SlC..
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(;:i!f•s lire~. top & rx1r:is.
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IMPORTS
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BMW '69
2500 SEDAN
Xl nt :-hapr. $6.000 tn1~!f'll: 16.~ n11,le!'. J\;\1 f""\! r.idio,
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
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[ AutOI 101 .S..tc Autos torS,,l• l§l I Autot lo• s..i. l§J I l~I Auto~ lor Sile 1§11 l-_"''°-''M-SOl•_l§:
990 Autos, UHd 990 980 Autos, Used 990 Autos, UMd -------990 Autos, Uied -.....,------1 990 Autos. Used 970 Au tos, Used 990 Autos, New Autos, Imported 970 Autos, lmport9d 1--'---'-----
JENSEN
JENSEN
Aln1-10Rl7.EI'l
S..\LES • SERVICE
TRIUMPH
19).G TR-J. !\ev.• vaJ~f'$, C(ll]
!t1el pump R!"t'f'nl!y t\lned
ftum ireat: Nttd.5 patnt.
1'.IU5t gell $400. 82&-US6
-CADILLAC --Cadillac 1969
Convertible
lAss than 20.000 miles
FACTORY NEWPORT
IMPORTS
. .\JR CO~DITJ0:\1'.'\G
Ft.:LL P O\l'F.R, plus full
1-----------1 leather tntl'rior, 1111 1•,,het>!. VOLKSWAGEN door lock~. l'i:•'!'el"I m11!11plrx.
'69 TRIU'.'.1PH GT6 + Lo
mi'fi, Xlnt c<ind, must uU.
645--1473.
3100 \\' Coast llwy.
,"<ewporc 13cach -----------1 cruise C"O!l!rnl. et~ Uir,11l v
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LOTUS
A UTHORJZED
SALES & SERVICE
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 \V Coast Hwy.
r\'1'11.·porc Beach
METRO
MERCEDES BENZ
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.\!Prcrrlr~ P,r 117.
prr.n11·nrr!
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Orange County's
Largest Selection
New & Used
Mercedes Benz
Jim Slemans Imps.
Warner & Main St.
anta Ana 546-4114
'.'ii' ~1ERCEDF.S 190
Classic c'>nrl . ~J!f.13
r:30-1'.H 7
MG
IJISO BEACH (!(WT. lfl
893-7566 • 5.l7-AA24
MG
At.:THORIZED
SALF.S ,II: ~~:RVICE
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 \V. Coast ll""'Y·
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BILL BARRY 000 0"''"''' """"' I \'l'U'2JI NABERS Cadillac
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
VOLVO
FANTASTIC SAVINGS
ON
1971 VOLVOS
~eait Lv.mu Q'I VOLVO •
AL'11 !0R!ZED DEALER
:?tiUJ Harbor B!vd .
Cos1a '.'llr~a
C.olll 5-IO·!llflO OP"n Sunrlay
·i;s CAO Coupe rlf' Villi'.
k1arlN! 11 /P\:lras. P:\mf't'l'P.1
Finer nf'" S361JO. S."1,il..J9Ji.
CADILLAC
Cadillac 1968
Cpe. de Ville
\'tnyl !Op, ('\oth & l~thf!r in-
1,.nor. YULL POIVER &
Ft'CTORY Affi CO'.'\'DI·
TJO.\'I.\'G, A.:\l/F).f radio.
new llres. fZSBifilJ
$2999
NABERS Cadillac
AUTHORIZED DEALER
Z600 Harbo1r Blvd ,
Cnsta !llesa
Call :.:0-~100 Open Sunday
Cadillac 1966
Sedan de Ville
FACTOR\.
AIR CO.\'DITIO.\'J;>\G
Full po"''f'r, \'1Il}1 top, A.\I/
F~l radio, rlMr \O('kS. all
l• ather 1n1er1nr, Ult .~. tele-
5rop!c slet>nng, e tc , etc.
tRP.\ITIOi
$1999
NABERS Cadillac
A\TllilP.JZF.D f"IF.AL ER
'...lf()f\ l-l:irh•1r Bl\'rl,
("n.<>ta ;\!rs.'
f'al\ :~in.:1100 fl[X'n :"unday
CA MARO
CHRYSLER
980
CHRYSLER
----------~ '&-!CHRYSLER \'S, automa-
11•, rad.a. h'alt>r. (JDZ630~
S·l'."l:l.
ATLAS
\hry!lf'r/Plymouth
29:"9 Harbor Blvd ,
Costa. lllesa 5'1f>.l9J4
CONTINENTAL
CORVAIR
COUGAR FORD
-,-70-C-O_U_G_A_R_X_R-7--l ·"2 FORD Ranch \~'ai:on, Zl2
\'~<! e-ng, auro tranr.. GMtl
\\'.,rth v.·a.1t1n.: tor. Attr&.ctlvt' conil $.1!15. ~6.-7817 afrt-r
hme fros: tintsh Y.'ith ivy 6 30 pm.
~n !l'athtt, It landau.l---'---------
Equ1pperl v.1th all tht: hnc JEEPS
llC<:'f':Millrle~. Auto trans,1-----------
radlo, healer, fJ'"J\V sterg, pm.o.• 19 61 NTER...,.ATIO:-.IAL
brks. !~ct. air conrl. Sport Sct-iut. $575. Xlnt con d,
CQnsole &. m uch mor<". See 644-154~. l=~--------,t d11ve IOoiay. S.12B~1t JEEP \\'agont'er, 6 cyl. 4 v.·h
Jnh n50n & Son. ~26 Harber dr1vf', ;>11r, v.•io:!e nms, i;d
Blvrl., Costa life!&, MG-5630 ron<f. Sl.400. 548--S418.
'70 F0RO L TO
BROUGHAM
Style leatlf'r, clean. &auoful
British men me tallic with
11')' interior & landau roof,
1n1macula1e throughout In
arldition lo auto tr11 ns.' ra·
d!o, hc;:i1f'r u has pow, £trg.
f""I"' hrks, fact air ronrl.
Pow \1·1nrlnv.·s. etc. I! you i;ce
& drl\'e th1:c; artraclive ~ar,
you 11·1 1! <11V?e 10 ii:c; condi·
11nn. ~-1.<\GD. juhnson &
~n. 2626 Harl'w:ir Blvd.,
C"'S1a i\lef;a. 540-5630
'70 GALAXIE SOD
MERCURY
'"f ~lEFCURY Col.,ny Park
Sia "'Ag. lull P"-'I'. IQ par~.
3..~.ooo m1. $26oo. 642-0102.
MUSTANG
'66 MUSTANG. air. PIS.
P/B, whlte w/rM tnt.,
auto. P ri party_ 673-~.
'65 Forrl r>1ustang. 3 spd. 6
(')'!. $750
Call 644--0&-l 7
'67 ;\Justing lsibck. \'S, Au1n,
Rill. ~r n,.w nre':S. Lo m i s,
B<"<.T o!r. 897-5619 aft :IP;\!.
PINTO "
'6.'i RA:'-1BLER Ambassarlor,
Very clean. R/H, PIS,
P /B. Best r>Uer. ~743715.
The faste~t draw in the \VeSt
.. a Daily Pilot Ci.usified
Ari. ~2-5618
OLDSMOBILE
BILL BARRY
PONTIAC·GMC-FI AT
'67 Olds Delta
Cu!i.rnm 2 Dr HT. C'pe, Ra-
dio .~: hea ter. auto rran!I.,
a lt oond .• laundau top, pwr
itr , pv.T brks. YXS707
$1395 . ~
Over 2!10 n<>w & u!leCI cars
u1 r~ from
Open 'nJ 10 pm.
:200CJ E. lst Sr., ~nta Ana
1 ls1 St, at S A. Frv.y.1
;.J.<i-lCOO
T·BIRD
'56 T·B1rd, v1n~·l Top v.•I
porthol". autom tra!l!, >.ir.r
shape. &si oUe-r over Sl-IOO.
4!14.$152
FOR Sale 1356 T-B i rri,
porthole tnp, sharp. Sl~
962-80TI.
'61 T-BIRD, llll', auln,
fl'J'\'t.L \\Th1te v.·/b!k
PT1. {}ar ty. f>i~.
full
"''·
YOU ARE INVITED TO
OUR SNEAK PREVIEW
OF ALL
1972 MODELS
Thurs ., Evenin9, Sept. 23
Sale pnced 2 dr. H.T . &11u-
n!ul ilghi 11')' gtild · tini~h.
"'l lh gold interior & dk.
hrnu11 landau ronl. Equ1ppi>d
wi th a uro tran~. Radio,
hearer, po".' w1ndou·s, fac-
tory a.tr. This .attractive c11r
~l1n11·!" e-xcellent carP. A~k
lnr den1on~l rarion. :l93AUH.
S117:i Joh11~n & Son. 2626
Harhor Blvd., Costa l\lesa.
~n-56:lrl
'6!l FORD Ga.laX\f' cpe. v~.
;iu!o,, R&·H, pn,\'Pr ~teer
Jnt: f.· hr~kt>~. 1f,!'.JBSX1
~1 -l'l:i
~--------~~ FoRn=TiU.::-CWXii::=ToRINO -WAGON SALE
l~l !!1r'rw'rr Blvrl . C '.\-1.
Mo11y to c.hoow fro..,. '&S thru '70 Model1, Sport rooh. formol1, 2 door Ir 4 door
hordrop1 & .. do11r. Full power, air eo11dltlonl119. Wouontltt o\tolloble.
EXAMPLE: 1970 FORD GALAXIE
500 1 dr. H.T. VI, e ulor•'ltic., fu ll power, 8ir c.ondilion iPq, good mile1 . (~41 .1\ICCl
OUR PRICE $2496
'62 (rw\·a1r ;\lnnza fn11pe OP\\t
Pn2; & nrr..,-.r! r<'l11rl
$2:11 li :3-!'-il!l'J
Quality Used Cars
$395 to $1295
-*~'71 FORDS *
GALA.\IE::i e !\.·!UST ANGS
TOf:lr\'OS
HERTZ CORP.
(7 14 1 778-4050 CORVETTE
-------~ __..,.. '59 CORVETTE
4 ~('let!'<!. ]JI\(' nPU' f\J't'~. ~ood
tnp 4 Sacr1tir,., rllr.
S49l
\\'tl l F'1n. rn P1y. Call
f'..l~2li:li\ "r ~:'17-1.~I() P\'t .!I.
lX:fi rR. ;,:1.()(111 m1lf'~. 42.l ht\
4 !I.pr!, pll'>. p/I', ~IP, k/n.
11·heP)~. r.:irh~l~ ..!. +-+-S1 .~
5-1'\-T>l 1
'GI' Ford Galax1e ;i()'} ron-
-.·ert1ble, Air cond.. V-3,
a 'Jfo, PS/PW, R/H, ll!u:he-
!1n~. J1te hlu~. \1·hf top.
S1050. 8.1.3-0121.
l!l7fl FORD Galaxie 500, good
ronrl . air. pwr steermg,
S2.lo0. !l:30-6.'o69.
'6<1 rnrrl Van
:\1n 't conrl111on S80'l
ra!J ;ill ;, !YI 54z-M2i;t
Autos, New 980
'69 DODGE $1996 Cornnet 2 Or. HT.
R&H, nutn .. PS. vinyl
roof. air r llnd .. Jov.·
milf'.~. 1ZSROll)
MUSTANG SALE
Mo11y to choOM fro!!'!. '45 ttiru '70 "'odel1. Coupee. hardtops, eo11...ertlble and 2+2
foi tbock1. SorM with 4 •p...0~ a l'° olr c.o"dltlo11l11q ond outo ... 01fc rnoOel1.
EXAMPLE : '70 MUSTANG H.T.
f ully f~~lery eqYipped, while w/red inlB•., redio. hedlBr. qood mile1. I 064CIEl
OUR PRICE $1896
'Howdy' Neighbor '66 CHEYELLE SS.
4 Sl"lf'Pr'I, V8,
i.;nnrl mil"~· 1 X\VY~Ml)1
$996 '66 OLDS To•onodo $139l6
F111I fY>"'"r. a ir cond .
''1n,;I\ roof. good mi!PS,
U11cle Howo1d ;, real P•OUd to 01111ounce that hl1 01111uol eho"q• O\ter
1.ole h c.o,.,me11cl11q. Our eoU "40" 11 plu "'b full of new c.11~. Co.,,e
In oftd kick o fow tll"H, plck the co1 you wont ond drl¥• It home at o
bi9 \awlnq~!
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BRAND NEW
DODGE DEMON
Well •quipped with \tlllyl -"'· 225 CID, 6·
eyl ., tinted windshield 011d "'""Y orioff a,.
tlo111. Vlftyl top 11 alt optlo11ol •rtro, S.r.
Ho. LL1,Clf10617l
'67 PONT. L• Ma"' $1196 HT. (pf'. A11!n, F!&H.
r . .s, air rnnd r.ood
mil ... s. 4 VCJ29D I
'66 FALCON Wgn.
Radio. heal,.r, 111to-
m11ti,.., gnOO mllPs.
(RUZ195;
'66 VOLVO 122S
St;i11nn \Vagon
·I sp .. ,..d. lfl1v milf':c;.
1zxv2.1!'.l 1
'67 TOYOTA
4 Dr. Corona. Aillo.
shift. grorxl miles.
(U llf:1~3i
ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED
TRADES ACCEPTED PAID FOR OR NOT
'71 G1laxi• 500 '70 Renault Sed.
•
SUNBEAM
C11~'T!m 'FJ; T1;::rr
SJl1\f:P. rnan~ f''l;tra~
S17ill * f..12-731~
l. i6 Harbor, C . .\l. &11'.i·93f13
,,tZl,, THIHI
48 "'onth" deletted pt1menl 11•;t • " Sl 2l2.80 c~,1. 11•ic1 ;, $1bSO 00 includ;"~ ,_,,., t nd lit •"••· APR
i< 10 11 ·~ "" ~p p!OYed C•td;t,
7 Or , I< T ~Ull f'ew•r
Jl<r Cor>!! 1•11 8~Yl
'69 To6no 2 dr. H.T. $1996
114!1>0, H•8l•r, I .Sltefd. c.OtKI
MitB 13"> 6E0)
'61 Galaxie Sed.
$1296
•
TOYOTA
LARGE SELECTION
NEW & USED
...l:Jeoo Lew W TOYOTA
1 ~16 H.i:.rl)(!r, ('.:'-I hl6-911l:l
'1;7J LA;\0 Cn11<.rr. llf'I\' !tr('~.
f'(l\I h11r. .'Ill:\ 111nk l'IC.
642-llSl aftf'r J P:'-1.
TRIUMPH
TRll'\IPll
SPORT CAR
CLEARANCE SALE
~YO~O'
"FRIEDLANDER"
UIJ.11 alACft (HWY, 9'i
893· ')566 • 537-6824
Autos, Used 990
M.B. TRADES
'69 R 11·1!'ra, Aubergine 11·/
r.1atl'll!nr:-ta.Mau, air, strr.
rr.. ~uprrb • '69 Cldlllac
Co\1pc dP \.tile, beaut ebony
f1n1<.h \\lma!C'hing 1nler.,
!l.'l11l!'~~. must see • '7:1
\'C'g.1, only 50)) mi's. 4-spd
t'COno my I.· perf()rrnance. 3-
)T Qank f1na_nr ing,
Authorized :.mz Dealer
i11 523.7250
BUICK
'Tl Bl;JCK RIVIERA, 4fiOil NOW! mr. 11TPT'4'n. r hMme v.'hl ~
S Bou.chi ff'h. L1k~ 11"11' FRITZ WARREN'
SPORT CAR CENTER 1-'~''-..:'-"'~4·------1
:10 E i~t ~·, s \ '~17-(l'IM l~ BUICK L>. N!.hrt. 2 dr
Ofll'n di11 1~ fl/I, rln~"rl Sunrl11y h'. cu~Tllm. full p11T, Janrlau
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WILDC.l\T
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$1155
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'65 PONTIAC '70 Chal'n;er
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Santa Ana Dadga
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'70 Mustang H.T.
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'71 L TO 2 d,. H.T. $3596 v•. llu•o . P ! , •&H. Alf,
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'68 Oodg• Pickup
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'69 Gal1xie H.T.
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ff DAILY PILOT Tutsda:r, Stpt1mber 21 1"171
If anything goes wrong with one of our 72's
and it's our fault, we'll fix it free. Anything.
AMERICAN MOTORS 1972
BUYER PROTECTION PLAN.
For years, car buyers in this country have
been saying that instead of shiny new chrome
every year, what they really want is a good car
they can co unt on.
That's why American Motors and its dealers
put together their 1972 Buyer Protection Plan.
Here's how it works:
A STRONG GUARANTEE
IN PLAIN ENGLISH.
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When you buy a new 1972 ca r fr om an American
Motors dealer, An1crican Motor!' Corporation guaranteei
to you 1hat. exce pt for tires, it \vii! pay for the repair or re-
place1nent oI any par! it supplies that i-: defcc1ive in material
or \l'orkmanship.
Th is guarantee is good for 12 n1on1hs from che date
the car is firs t used or 12.000 miles., whichever comes first
All \Ve require is 1.hat the car be properly maintained
and cared for under normal u se and service in the fifty
United States or Canada and that guaranteed repain or
replacements be made by en American Motors dealer.
This guarantee gives you 12-month or
12,000-mile cove rage on a lot of things most
car warranties don't. It covers air conditioning,
battery, radio, wiper blades, front end align·
ment, light bulbs-literally everything we put
on the ca r except tires.
In other words, if something we did goes
wrong with one of our '72's, you won't have
to pay for the parts or the labor. We will.
A MORE THOROUGHLY·CHECKED CAR .
FROM THE FACTORY AND THE DEALER.
N aturally, we wouldn't be backing our cars
like this if we weren't more sure of them than e:. ' ., rqj,~ r=· ,.,, I• t I .· _-~ ('.· ' i Amhn~d~:cp :;~ Hom« '.
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we've ever been before. For 1972, we've put in
more quality control steps, more tests and
more people to see that every car leaving our
factory is as perfe·ct ifs man and machine can
make it.
At the dealer's, it's checked over again.
Every car (not one of 50, one of 5~ even: one)
is road-tested for starting, handling, braking
and overall performance. When the service·
man completes the test, he signs his report and
slides it over the sun visor, where you can see it.
And, when a man signs his name to some-
thing, you can be
sure he's done his
job. And done it
rig ht.
A LOANER CAR WHEN YOU NEED IT. FREE.
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Not only do we offer you a strong guarantee,
we've set up a system to back it up without . . . mconveruencmg you.
If you have to leave your '72 overnight for
guarantee repairs, over 2,000 dealers?,.....~11!. ~;;;iilll!
will ~oan you one of their cars. rw ~
A n1ce,clean, well-.. ·
equipped car
in good condition. Free.
A DIRECT LINE TO DETROIT. TOLL·FREE.
We're making so me big promises, and we
fully intend to keep theni. But, just in case you
have a problem, we have a way of
-handling it. When you buy a '72,
~ you get the name and toll-free num·
her of a p erson in D etroit.
If you call, we promise you you'll J ge t res ults. And fa st.
These aren't just fancy words.
We mean it.
Nobody in the business does as
much for you after you buy a car,
and it takes a lot of time, men and
money to do all these things.
But we think it's worth it.
Since we're giving American car·
buyers exactly what they say they want,
we should sell more cars than we've
ever sold before.
American Motors
STARTING TODAY, THESE AMERICAN MOTORS DEALERS WILL DO
MORE FOR YOU AnER YOU BUY A CAR THAN ANY OTHER DEALER IN TOWN.
HARBOR/ AMERICAN, INC. 1969 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA, CALIF.
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