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WEDNESDAY Al'T£RNOON, JANUARY. U.9, J972
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Retaliation
Measures
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W ASlilNGTON (UPI) -President
Nixon arinounced today that the United
states will retaUa~ against foreign
governments that se,iZe private American
pf1>perly without payment by (I) cutting
off aid and (2l opposing loans from the
World Bank and other agencies. Nl~on outlined biS tough policy con-
cerning expropriation of private property
In a four-page statement issued by the
White House.
The President cited no nitions in his
statement but the government of Chile
has recenUy ~ropriated American-own-
ed copper mines and. the new Pakistan
government of · President Zultlkar . All
Bbutto annoUnced natkmalization ol some
pri'vate . induStry . at though . American-in·
v~tments haye .not . been' affected.
· Nlxan·said un.der ~temational, law the
United -States.-has ,a ·right to ~xpect that
private property will be taken Qlllyfor a
JIUllPffl«lll•h tJii!t • IJ .S. ci!Uens . . ~ flO!#, ljlequat, aad -ef·
'II ~Jl<ll,mllon from the •• ex-, · .... .-. .. 1--~ .. ,,. --' • • ... American private properly Is seized w-·ldequate compoosatillli,: he
declared, ""'~ wm presume that' the ' United Stajes / will not utend, new
bilateral economic ·benefits to tlle ex·
prop]iating country." .
Jn additfun,· Ni.ion said, ~1w~ will
' preiume that -the United States govern·
,t m~t will withhold its support from loans
under CIOlisideration in· multil8teral \ . ' . a.,_et P.repar.ed ' ' r ' . ,. ' . .
Budget DiredQr, George· Shultz, center.,was on-hand .at the. Govern-
• ment PrinUJll Office in1Wash!n~ton 1,'µesday for the cotiiplellon o!.
tlle pr-.nm ~ Pr,eiijlen~ Jl!ixon s budget and message which, will he-.
• ~nt tO Congress )loii_diY.· Allo· pictured ire. Sam. Cohn (left~ ~tant ·budget director, and H. KIJM~ KingsbllJ'Y, superintendent of-binding,
$mall Fkuis, Rent. Units
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Win ~~~troJ ;E~e:.Uptions
·WASH!NGTO/; (AP) -The Cost· ol
LMng Counct1 today uempted small
retail firms with andual sales or Jess than
$to01000 from price: controls and about 45 •
ptrcent of all rental units from rent oqn-'
l{ols.
The council anoounctd It accepted iiie
recommendatiOn of the. Price Com·
mission that small "mom and pop" retail
firms should be exempted from price
conttols. The e:rempt.ion ap,Plies to about
J.S percent o( all retail aales and covers
about 75 percent of aH retail companies
in the nation.
Exempted fi-om rent • controls are
single-family rental dwellings rented for T ·_ Di d · longer than ·month-to-month periods Large amon .. where ·lhe landlord """" lour unlls or
• • • Jess, ~I units -ing for $500 a
T'' k F \ month or 1n0re, and Of(ner«CUpied a en rom d1!ellings "' four or 'le-units. h>Vlng
f J longer thin a one-month' nmtal agree.
N, .·I 'H men\. ' ewport om~ ' ... ; ~ ·~emptlbi\s 'wm remove from con--
I 'lrOls about 10 million of the 23.6 million
Disappearance of an uninsured, eight· renter-occupied housing units in the n ..
carat Canary diamond ring recently ap-lion.
i.:aiMCI al lll,000 In val~ from .• The council ooted that about two-third•
N"'J>Orl Beach ~ineuman' bOme 15 of au· renttr-occupied dwdlings are of
devdopmenl bahl<'s!' ·
Tfte World Bank and other international
deve!opment agencies ·use . a voting
1ys\em ·based on fmancial contributions
which makes it Possible for the United
Slates lo velo virtually any project tt op-
p:>ses, . ·
"The United .states 1ully respects the
sovereign rights of others, but it will not
ignore actions• prejudicial to the rule of
Jaw and !egtlimlle U.S. interest," the
President asserted in bis policy ~
nouncement. ""
The President urged underdeveloped
nations to welcome foreign private in--
vestment instead of ftl.ghtening it away
by seizing property. .
''The wisdom of any expropriation ls
questionable,• even when' ~dequate co~
pensation is paid," he said. "Countries
that expropriate .often postpone the at·
tainment of 'ibeir own deve1opment
goals.11 •
Nixon tempered his warning by ~mg
that "bumanitatian ClSS~stance ~ill, of
course, conttnue ·to receive special ,<;°°'"
slderation under such circumst.M>c:es. Nil:On urged' au nations to submtt ques·
Uoos of the .compensation for ex·
propriated property , to , inltrnalional
arbitration, perhaps through the World
Bank's J'nternat!onM center !or the Sel·
t1~ent of Invfstment disputes.
» ' . . . L(}retta y otµig . .
Wins $559,000
Over Fashions
being probed by poiiet todiy. . {our llnits or ieu. '
The huge, ytliow,~railkut gem.'Was ""rhe councll. said the ... mptions woUld LOS ANGELES (AP) ·-A Jury 1las
frequently worn by WWlam B. Eylcbison, remove much of the bUrden of enforcing ajVarded Loretta. Young _1559,000 because Who kept it hidden In a dttsser·drawer. Prtlklent r:\"'-On's wage-price controls ln lhe l'National Broadcasting Co. allow~
Some member of the.family WU in the 1 ai'tas 'tbat ten«f·nQt to .be inflationary. foreign television ,viewers ,lo ~ her ID
,.,.,. al llOI Comw~ll l.ane'!I all timel • l!ot uampie. In the rent uemptiona, out-of-dale_ clothes. • . ~ the .period m , whicl\ the rlllg the 'ci>uacll llid the uemplions "will The dec1~1on 'l\Jesd"X e~I • fh,..,.icb vanl9bed police were told Tue!day. · t weet Super!Or Gour! tt1al dur RI w Olllcer° Thomas Adams aald Eytchllon ~ ...,.!';,::".;~~ ::U ~~ ~the ~year-old_ actzess never wore the tql~.Jilm \iel&l)borhood playmates ol bit ....,~._1 • Y aame outfit lwlCI. diJh·~~inlf'oltoltllt~-llit~~JiW:~ ~~ MiS5 Young testified thal NBC breach-
too • · 1lie councD uld exemp!ing lllloll com-. eel a 1959 contract by permitting foreign
J~atora Ion.ii 1" !'DY,~11 a eaoles~ pr"" conla>IL.~," .,renms •of , 8t8J11tll\I of hef defunct
lfand tT>d! c11e liajead ·~t a 'burgfa~ -ie6lJ !1fllls; Mt"l"•rf ""P-fJi'irli'aliCti le)evisi«r ........ which she appeared ..
· the iroumstances. • .11 a llundry or dry cleamng ellobliaJ>. iboo\.. Viewers mil!)!! not .!mow that 'the . "'°~ theo~ \s thaf a 1111111 chQd '1>\lld , m.,t, •1 r'esl~urant, 1 !elev~ '"Pllr \hows were _filmed 1n the "ios and woul~, ·~accidentally discovered the •tl,000 ~lceora)llinllodg~....,,1ca ., thlni: she still wea" out-Of-dote style•,
111$ with no way of knowln-. the out.sized center. · &he ~ald. , . , ~ Isn't tho kind you find In a ~rlety • .,,,_, 1..iail , ~ are _..t)y ,. NBC. which argued that M1~ Youn••
' 1111111 l(ljllfy!o\med 'and o po r~ I e ~ :i..sineu m1na.rtr gave pmn111lon for ~hi'°'1ddcltb«Ithe11' .. ral pid ~ ·-::f and* ~he muns, aald it would 1ppeal the
lllOU8ling :~1~· :.! ~t!:ifb:"~~ ~ ,;t=.;~11 ~~.,:: ;=·Young'• cwt asked for fl.31
:·....,. the aome canary dl1mond. cll llid II I otatcment • ' ..
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~r.y~tals_:·. From Moon
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aftC ta.Jnlillct which formed'Jmbrium Buln oo ,
Ille -Tflla would make tbem alfout 3.9-blUlott.;
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., • ' ._ • I ·, .' P·hantom ·Dawns ·Red .]et 'J':wo Men .Plung~
· · " '. ·, : · · · Q£f· Golden>Gati ln·' B ·ra.· · z_ino:.··.Dbgng· hi. :: " ;St,N riiANCljK;<) (AP):...:orllclali.;, ~, two'meh J>iunlod to their cleat1is frOtn Ill'
, • • • . poaite ends or ttio Gold•l llrkfP'Wliiifl';
. . By .GEQRGE JISl!f]R : _' nuclw • ~ ~ En~ fiYe.bounll)( ..et. Otlier'TlllodoJ. <, : •:::
'. SAl<!ONJP.'/«i~U,~; J1ayy;~·~,"!l'I~ f Jlf;~ ,!ji1al0._S'.-l\1f .. ~~-J;. ,t_!~;~n N" !ff ·~JJ'.e~~ '·
jet sh<il clown ~ f.ist -MIG2\ in a'b!JiZJng ; "J'he'~ Wll iit.:.n..•to "tlie'Jil,• ""~1-lolfn np&fllper 911 ,..:yo,ioo;
afr duel 'lo<fay :deep ·inside North Viel· dlan Oceln 1111,_ b '• '1esture di feD ·frOm a·~·.-,tile nortll towef
lljUll, the U.S. ,O•l!lm•nd 'said: · · .• · : silpporl for Poklllan Jn u, war with, about 'to -l'•Dl·t his _\lOdY ~nd\ngt on, t~
Jt was the thlrd encowit.er between . India: .· : , ~ .~k>wi depude.a ·11Icl: • r1
MIGs and U.S. jets in the past five days · One o! the Constellation planes ~lered'. C:.:'tno~~. ~~~1.!i:·~!,~ t.>
of lntel)SUi~.aerial ~arfare. In the two mmor .~·n;ia~e but ~I. U.S. ·air~~t climbed over the railing near ,the=·
previous engt1gements,.MJGs and u.~. retuined silely ~o thehi~arrier, the com. to..er-and ... ph•nvnettd to the~ watir,
jets fired missiles ~teach other but mis&-man:<f sjlid. , , ' · = ': bod,: na picked up bra ~J
ed. , , A .~mmand spoke81'\8'1•. Ma).,!Wbert ~ 111t11~ """8d•91* ears in 14is1
MIGs 'h;ive been trying lo >i.vass O'Bnen, _report4ld, the action w11 trlf!· near the bridllo. dlpalloo -Ilic!. No notes
American .11ianes striking' al tlJe · llo,Chi _gered When• elgbt ·Soviet-built .SAM were _(ound.. ·
Minh supply trail in Laos. U.S. 8ir blows , ·mlsSUes arrd anlli.ltcraft a#inery -wefe ~ 1 ~ • ·: 1' 1 • •· '
a~deslgnedto1click~of-k~s ·. f~_at .. a~;':'flanned•!'avy JW~~~ , .. J, i -:'•
btllieved intended for a new enemy of. nalssance jet and Its four fighter escorts 1 ~ I
. ...----fensive in South Vie~. near Quang Lang alrllokl.
Previously, the MIGs tried to 'ivQid Thi• is:1about J'ID. ~~ norti1"ol ·Ille , . • .
American planes.· --., ~ · •. "demlillariieeF~·~·Nor1h...,. • ,I
The'last MIG shQI down wBsOii.Marth •Sootlt ·Vielnmn'. llld Ila miles sollth of · 1 28, 1970. ' Hanoi •
During todey.'s engagement, at lea•t ·1 '1. i..··~-.. ~th. ,1.. 1...a. five American 'Planes were·!ired 1111' by " The ig • ..,.1x.e1.,":"'· ...-."'~ !~ona,
'eight surface-lo-air nj!sslies •111!4 . 8"' o( them,,an •A71.,.llmed m"I"': dama1t,
tialrcraft guns, the U.S. "Comriiand' o'!lriin siaid. , ' . · ·
reported. · Four minutes 1ater, a Navy F4 Phan·
The planes were . from. ~~ carrier tom ef!i~ed and s~ ~ the MIG21
c:Onsteliatfon, which was• joinea by tbe • with air missiles ·in the QUai1g Lang areL
. .... The'pUot'l'oame wU 1not avallal)le. ·'
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• NEW YORJI. 'cuPJ) -Saiidy . . Tllo VeterM -GIVYt police
Koulu, YOji l!erra ud Early •goinll hon -......... Jor •·~
Wynn 'were na~lo the Halt o( 1 1111)' "'°""'""• ....... Gtiallwid ·-· · F1me today lo, the &rat· mul~pJoi hlraeon\enl 1111 cocldaU i91qe owned by .
ele<llon· by tbe< .llueball Writer• eouncilmln Jolm Dean. , -;
' Associ1tion ol America alnct lllG.. ; Dean· <:barfled ' la. December · U.,l 17
· · In the heav)~ voUng in the 40-uniformed ol!Jeon entered 11!1> 'Til Tllo
year history ti the ballodn~ by the bar on·!fov. 17, two day11fler a -Ung
writers, all ,three men received bet· ioc:idenl •there. . • ,
·tor than 300 votes. (See lull delailJ, Four cuotomm were 'lfmted"" NoY.
Page l 7 l 25. The euope1JlllOn ol •geanil Lefand
Koular, 36, Is the )'OWllUI player Qo-1 Ind&.,... C<Da WU ordered by
ever elected to lbe 11111 o! F1m<. Po~°' Chlol Dool!d Gunq foflowbic bis
penoaal 111...uplloD.
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Ji1. Sf#r Ts Bortt" •
• Buttons, star of t,be TV series 11Me and the Chim1;1i''
• puts her own personalized liceliae plate on her train·
1 ~•r's car. The plates are real L but· the Department
of Motor Vehicles points out that Buttons will have
to wait a few years before trying for a driver's
license since she's only 3 years old. )
" . ~;Russ Ships Ref use Arrest
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~tf ·:· Bering S~a Stalemat,e Told 200 Miles From Land
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·'"r'JUNEAU, Aluka (AP) -Two Soviet
liJ!W>I v...W .. 1uc1 OD chargOI of
itjO!ottiw U.S. territorial wat.ra are reiualna to be taken to port and remain
~ In the northern Bering Sea
iitlh I ColA Guard icebreaker. ... J:n>e Lamu~ 1 factory lbip that aben-
~ an etC8pe att.mpt u the Cout
GUard wu ready to shoot across its bow
'l)eoda1. and the atemtrawler Kolyvan
~ balked at aolng beyond st. Matthew
. liland; ..... :aao mllea off the weatern
ciello!Aluka . ~
~ ~·parties from the
Slorll.,. ·~!he RUaalan
IDil bolli the old~ ol one veuet
~.!"~· ti~ ~;puanr omcla!a ~·•I
1"qi ' '-'~ aid .~ '#tJ ~.,w
1 ill, ~.. wlili tho J.1l91!'"'' I " ~ .
~ Coaa! Guan/ &aid It hew of no ""'°"'fot'lhi nlnaif oi the'Sovletsh!pe" '
to-lall uodlr liaort to the U.S. Naval Sta-• illiii at ~ ln:ll\e Al<Jilians,, IOO mileJt to
tlWIOUth. • ·:n.. Slorls, an·anned 230-foot craft with
71.:cnw member" Iybelng aided by &Iii& of land-bf.led .patrol planes ll)at
cc#inue aurvelllance over the scene, the
Cdist Guard said; and a buoy ·tender wu e~ted to join the Storis Thursday.
'jbe 312.foot Lamut, fiagslilp of an 81).
vOsel Russian fiahing fleet near the
•• and the 271-foot Ko1yvan were seiz.. e4 Monday nlgirt'abo\it 911 miles of/ the
«iist of .uninhabited St MaUbew Island, thi. Coast Gull'd said, 8nd were charged with v!Olatlnc ibe.u.s. !Z-mile conUguoua fiiUna zone. lihorlly after the 1e!Zlll'e, the Lamul
bftlke and ran. leading the. Storis on 1
!oiir-bour chase through the ice-clloX!d
waters of the Bering Sea. It was
maneuvered into the ice by the storis on-
ly after the U.S. sbJp warned it was
ready to open fire.
. OIAN•I CO.UT
" DAILY PILOT
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The Storis had authorlution from
Washington to fire a warning ahot across
the bow and came "about as close aa you
can get," the' Coast Guard said.
U.S. Atty. G. Kent Edwards aald In
Anchorage that If the U.S. District Court
alftborlzu a warrant, a U.S. marabal will
arrest the vessels at Adak. 1be vessels
would face a m.aximllm $100,000 fine if,
convJcted. and their masters could receive a year In prison.
Forfeiture of the ships and gear could
be a posalblllty under civil charges,
Rtdlng Blaated
Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke held a
news oonference following the
. California Supreme Co urt rul-
ing on Senate and Assembly
reapportionment and angrily
charged the court with "shock·
ing had judgment." See story
Page .JO.
Edwards said.
He said initial reports from the Coast
Guard indicated that neither was fishing
at the time of ihe seizure and neither had
a net in the water.
"We are awaiting a specific report
from the Coast: Guard on what they saw,"
Edwards said. "Until that time, it's pret~
ty hard to say just what violations the
Rus.!ian.s may have committed."
He uid any violations might come
under the term "Iish-supporled ac·
tivitie.s."
Tee1iager Leads
25 Police . Cars
01i Wild Ch~e .
CVLVER-cml (UPI),-Twealyollve
police ears purfied a l$-year .. 1ci' )'OUih
through five communities at lpeeda ln
excess of. 100 miles per hour on a wild, 27-
mUe chase earlj today,
The unidentiQed youth was captured
after ·he 'Jost control of bis mother's auto, ' which he was dtlving without permiMk>n,
Jn an intersection here.
No one was irijured, but the youth's car
was riddled by ll bullets fired when
police beard the sharp report of a tire
blowing out and believed they were being
fired upon.
The chase began when officers tried to
atop the suspect in San Pedro for a traf-
fic violation. He sped off on a "crazy zig-
za,g" course through San Pedro and onto
the Harbor Freeway, the San Diego
F;eeway, the Santa Monica Freeway, and
fmally through CUiver City, running most
traffic !ignals, police said.
One police car and one sheriff's unit
broke down along the way.
The youth was booked on suspicion of
auto theft.
County Driver Killed
A Buena Park motorist was killed early
this morning in a single car accident near
the Orange drive-in theater. Gerald
Cavin, 40, of 7901 El Morocco Road, was
dead on arrival at the Orange County
Medical Center at 1:10 a.m.
CNl.NIG£ co.ur rUILISHINO COMrAHY
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· Photog's 'Harassment'
Told by Mrs. Onassis
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NEW YORK (UPI) -Mrs. AristoUe
Onassis has charged that free.lance
pOOtographer Ronald Ga I e 11 a em-
barrassed, upset, frightened and terrified
her, bumped and pushed her, and hit her
with the: strap of his camera, according
to pretrial testimony filed today in
federal court.
The testimony was taken in private
Jan. 11 as a prelude to a trial on Galella's
charge that Mrs. Onassis harassed him
by having his camera smashed by. a
Secret Service man and on the former
Flnt Lady's counter charge of harass~
ment.
He seeks II.! mllllon In· damages and
she seeks II.I million.
Under quesliOnlng by Galella'• at-
torney, Alfred S. Julien, for four houn,
Mrs. Onau!J described how Galella
folfowed her, her husband, and children
over a period of several ye1r1 to obtlln
pleturea for various publi<atlons In·
<ludln( Lile magaW...
She said 1he objected to belnc
photographed on private occasions such
as taking a walk, dining at restaurants,
and going to the theater.
"It's a reflex now,"· she testUied •. "I'm
always frightened of Mr. GaJella."
The· "frightening" aspect of the
photographer's behavior, she sa.id , was
his "jumping around" to get camera
angles, making continuous grunting
sounds, bumping her with his anns and
legs, and attempting to photograph her
with his associate dressed up as Santa
Claus.
She said be hung around her Fifth
Avenue apartment with Santa ''for days,
accosUng me and my children."
"He said, 'Be nice to Santa, Jackie',"
she testified, addlna that ibe was even
"bumped" by Santa outside the 21 Club.
Mrs. On11sl1 said she never h•d oom-
plalned to police about Galella, bul com-
plained to her huobend and other el<Ol'IS.
Asked If her buabend alao •as fHlhteo-
ed by Galella, she replied : "My buabe6d
Isn't terrified by anything.''
Las.Vegas
Kickback
Move Told
LAS \'EGAS (UPI) -Tbt Las Vagu
COnvent!on J!urea11 has conllrmed ,...
ding a letter to hotel ownera 11klna If
they woold be willlna to give kickbacks to
a national organlutk>n to attract the cor>-
ventipn to this gambling resort In 1974.
' Len Hornaby, convention nlea director,
and Barney Rawlings, executive director,
said Tuesday there was nothing . illegal,
immoral or unusual about the practice of
such rebates .
Rawlings sa id delegates knew about the reJSatei. ·
The ConventiO(\ Bureau has asked if
management would jack up normal J'OOOl
rents and kick the difference back to a
national organizatior> if the organitation
conducted its 19'74 convention here.
The convention bureau confinned TueS-
. day the Jetter was sent to most southern
Nevada hotels. The convention was not
Identified.
"There are more than 100 major con-
ventions in this country that require
either outright subsidy or this sort of
rebate," said Hornsby.
Homs by said tltis ·was the first time to
his knowledge that the Convention
Authority had been involved with such a
convention but he said the hotels did it
frequently.
Bad Altimeter
Crash Cause?
VICTORIA, Tex. (UPI) -Officials
said today that faulty altitude readings
might have caused the crash of a Lear
jet short of the airport Jn heavy fog Tues-
day. Nine persons were killed.
Among the dead were William Wright
of Arlingtop, Tex ., president of the
Hickok Co., a leather Company, and his
wife, Barbara.
Chief Deputy Sheriff OS<ar Cavallln of
Victoria said the pilot, Dan A. Clifton of
Tulsa, Okla., probably thought he was
higher than he really was.
"We did some checking and found out
that the pilot set his aJtimeter with
barometric pressure at Houston ( 125
miles northeast), instead of with Vic-
toria. That seemed funny to me,"
Cavallin said.
"l assume he had an error in his
altimeter," Cavallin said. "His landing
gear was downward set. 'Ibis is the exact
same spot where another pilot crashed
last month, but no one was kWed. The
pilot s'wore he was 400 feet off the ground
when he hit. But he -was in • propellor job
-not a jet."
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W orrtan' s Lib
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Course Junked
ATLANTA (UPI) -A. p~ed
noncredit course on w p m e n 1 s
liberation has been canceled for
this· quarter, Georgia · Sf ate
University announced Tuesday.
Only two persons signed up f9f
the course. Both of them were mid~
die-age men. .. . ,
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IT 'S A MYTH
Put a watch on some people and
it soon•,tops running. Let the same
watch be wbrn by $Omeone else
and it runs like a dream. Some
people just can't wear watches.
Not true, according to the ex·
perts! The main reason watches do
not run well for some Of us it that
we don't know how to wind them.
People, afraid of over winding,
do litUe more than wiggle the crown
a few times.
The answer for these people Is
an electric watch. II is also the
answer for busy people who forget
to wind their watch •
We carry a large •election of
electric watches' in all the top
makes and &ty!es. We'll he happy
to help you pick the one that will
assure you of attractive, accurate,
dependable time.
lll\I, he warned. Not only will you
disprove the myth about not boiDC
able to wear a watch, you'U alao
lose your eicuae for belng Ille to
appointment.t.
ur1 T•INMN
'.l'o Skylab
Astronaut Edward G. Gibson, a
former San Clemente resident,
has been tapped-for the·Sk'ylab
space program. The 35-year-old
scientist once worked for Phil-
co Ford Aeronutronic in New-
port Beach. For more on Sky·
~ab, see Page 5 .
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LA Supervisors
Attack Aircraft
Noise Pollution
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The din of
COMQlercW jetliners and its effect on
people ha> been harshly criticized by the
county !Upervisors, who ordered a
crackdown on airport noise violations.
County engineer Harv ey T. Br,ndt was
ordered Tuesday to conduct field studies
before March 4 at the various airports to
determine the severity of the problem.
"Probably the worst airport in America
ls Los Angeles International Airport,"
uid Superviaor Kenneth Hahn.
"Penons living under Its flight path
have suffered for years from jet noise. Jn
the Lennox School District, students are
denied the right to listen to teq.cbers or
study properly 30 percent of the time,''
he added .
Chairman Warren M. Dorn, who noted
that noise control at Hollywopd-Burbank
Airport was "very substandard," said
technological perfections open to airlines
made jet roar inexcusable.
Under a new law signed by Gov.
Ronald Reagan Dec. 13, all airfields
within the county will be required to in-
stall noise monitoring equipment. 'nle
law permits strict enforcement beginning
Dec. I, 1972, with ll,000 daily llne.o !or
vtolaton.
I I ' Ship Still Beaclied
ENSENADA, Mexico (AP ) -A 31 .. IOOI
Mexican transport ship was \till beicbed
in a cove 10 mJle.s north of llere today
while Mexican IP1DY officials tried to
repair hull damage before continlllng
their efforts to dislodge it.
The California, a former U.S. Navy
destroyer escort, ran aground Sunday
morning in a heavy fog. Several com-
partments were reported flooded Tueiday
as the ship, Idled Jess than 100 Yards
o[[!bore, wa.! batteted by waves.
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Two Seized
In Colorado
Face Court
Two narcoUCa smuggling suspects ar.
nitad by Orqe COf11 4uthortt1u 1n
Colorado Friday have been arra.igned on
charges of conspiracy to smuggle and sell
narcotics. ,
OfflclaJs tt Central orange County
Munlclpal Court aal(t t!ie too men will
face a preUmlnary Hearing Jan. 25' on the
chai:gea to deterinine if they should be
bound over for ttlal.
The suspects are John ·GUbert Sanchez.
13, of 211tl 8'1va Road,, DOna Point, and
Joseph Manual Cordova .. 21, of Rocky
Ford, Colo.
Both men remained in Orange County
Jail today in Ueu of posting bail, which
was set at $100,000 for Sanchez and
$75,000 for Cordovf. '
Narcotics ~•gents from Newport Beach
and Laguna Beach, with the cooperaUon
of Colorado authorities, arrested the pair
Friday afternoon at Cordova's home in
Rocky Ford.
Both men were named In Orange Coun-
ty arrest warrants charging them with
inVolvement in a drug ring which was
assertedly amugelln g marijuana and
heroin over the Mexican border.
Bail for both su!!lpects was reduced
from the initial amounts of $625,000 for
Sanchez and $312,500 for Cordova at their
Tuesday arraignment.
A third suspect allegedly Involved ln
the ring and arrested Tuesday morning ls
scheduled to be 8ITaigned on conspiracy
charges today. John Charles Gale, 24, of
35705 Beach Road, C.pislrano Beach, W8'
arrested at bis home on $312,500 warrant.
Seven Marines
Held in Brawl
A drunken brawl Tuesday night outaide
a Tustln aparlmeol hou!e ended with the
booking _of seven El Toro Marines -
three of them brothers -on much more
serious charges.
Orange County Sherifr1 officers allege
1 search of the suspects and their auto!,
CllTied .out after a Marine was booked
10< being drunk in public, produced tru.e
bags packed with marijuana, pipe!
believed to have hem used for drug
smoking and syringes.
Officers sai d there was evidence that
marijuana had been smoked shortly
before they were called to break up the
disturbance.
Booked Into Orange County Jall ori
·charges of poueaa&on of mu1juana were
brothefs ~~ Wllltam Sdno&lllar, IS,
W'1ter ~ Sch'!O&lei:, .;:,. Mdvln
Wendell Schwegler, 20, and William
Charles ll~an, 20, 1\!lcba~I Lewis Rit-
ter, 201 Frink Edward Weems, 11, and
George Warren Thompson, 22.
Medicare Backer Dies
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (Al>) -Alme J .
Forand , 76, a Jeading advocate of
Medicare through many of the 22 years
he represented Rhode Island in Congress,
died Tuesday in Boca Raton, Fla.
Fprand, a Democrat, chose not to run for
rHlection in 1980. Five years after he
left Capitol Hiii the Medicare system he
had supported since 1957 became law .
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new, are bellwwom• Ille wrbt fCllff llnGl llaolda
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Coils cmbtyaors aroun. Coma ii to* our
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· DAll.Y PILOT '"'""'IW It.,. KMl!lel'
Lowell Draper, 16, of Laguna Hills launches radio-
controlled glider into thermals of a Laguna Niguel
·hill. Lowell and friends are members of the
Academy.of Model Aeronautics. Kits for the gliders,
which have a lO·foot wing ·span, <:osl $45. But !he
radio control apparatus which operates aileron and
rudder to control height and direction costs· en·
thusiasts another $375.
Stone Pillar
Recovered
After Theft
SANTA FE SPRINGS (UPI) -FBI
agents have seized a v a I u ab I e
archaeological find, a stone pillar
weighing several tons and valued at
$350,000, that was stolen from a jungle
riverbank in Guatemala.
It was believed to be the first such
recovery by U.S. law enforcement of·
ficers of a stolen Latin American
archaeological treasure, the FBI said.
Latin American nations, partlcularly
Mexico, have been trying for years to get
U ... S. officials to take action in cases in-
vi>lving archaeological material illegally
removed .and sold to coUecton in· the
United. Stales.
The "Machaquila Stela," a relic of the
ancient Mayan Indian clviliz.aUoo, was
found in the unoccupied boine of CJ!ve
Hollinshead In this L<>s Angeles suburb by
l(e!lls arined -irllH'i ledei'il ~rch"""'" rant'., the P'BI said. 1 ; • •
NO, charges Mve been trius'tit a\:atMt
Hoflinshead, the FBI said, bul the stela
was ret"Overed on the grounds that "it is
a violation of federal law to transport in
interstate or forei&n commerce any
stolen proped:y with a value of $5,000 or
more."
The limestone stela stands 6-feet-10 in-
che1, is 4· feet wide and weighs "several
tw," the FBI said. "Removing it from
the house "was a real project," a
6pokesman said.
It· is covered with carvings and
hieroalYPhics estimated to date ·to 671 A.D.,~thf: roots of the Mayan civilir.atlon,
according to Guatemalan officials, who
valued it at $350,000.
It ~a!,_ discov~ .. red ~ the Peten region of.
nbrthern Guatemala on the bank of the
Madbaquila River in 1961 by British
arcliaeologist Jan Graham. -.. , ; ·
It was stol1n yd rsnovld, from the
country in violation, DP-t'.!:PteiDa~~ laws
which ban lhe ~~-:iJl.~~uobie '.,.
archaeological flqdf,· ~~ of'
ficials told the U!llled SWM. ·
The stela "presunilbly 'wlll''be ;lw:..d
over to repraeatattvu · at"' t h e
Guatemalan govemmin("~ 11n B l
spokesman ,.Id, allil ;,ib,tftve9\fgit!on'tn-'·
to transPortatlon of the stela ••• .Js .con-. . 1 tinulng."
Mexican officials: have said in the ;ast ..
that, armed gangs, equipped with planes ClimM.U. BigJa, and boats, were.-sacking ·M a y a n . =-':"'": :•D.'
arebeologlcal ruins Iii . remote jungle . Ra)l~lrOUO!I. gliders of. fiberglass and balsa wood generally soar
oreas _and selling lho.lrlifl!'ls illegally to al fro m 100 to 150 feet altitude. Under some conditions they climb to
nie "archeol · · . , fouaht 8 ,,.. ,uuv ee ... ~ere_ 11w , raper~ .a11 .l1llb61on teJo ig oo sop er American collede9~'" .. .. -· !'"""' f t u Lo ell D ' '11.•:aa' v· · H" h Sch l b
,number of gun bat~ 1• With MexJcilu .... " more. watches ;his Chr1stm.as gift. peitorm.
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·N~vada ~J~ti~ ·· .~.-. ~~ppor1 Sought
Vows to Dismiss -Prostitute Cases·
LAS VEGAS (UPI) -Justice of the
Peace Robert Reid plans IO dismiss all
pn16Ututlon ' cssea lmlgh! to his r:ourt
beca\R he feels the counv law ,, vague and 1111C0111Ututional.
Reid said Tueaday under the law ooly
wornen were arrested when 11h1U of the
male touriata are brtakina: tbe law.''
Reid made the comment Iller dlsmln· Inc pnllliluUon and resortinl charges
againll lwo wmien.
'"Ille reoortina ind s o 11 c 111 n g
ordlnlnm on miconllitullonal. Prostltu>-
tloa ii lndlacrlrnlnale au for money,"
said Reid. '"Ille -clalma tbal no
unmarried -111111 llaft • with another. Under the~ law, al lull
hall ol lbe male tourllll on ~ lhe
IA•." ' Reid condllledo "But altor aD tbll 11 a rem -.i tblra 11111 barm in Mk· log, II •
Dlslricl AUOmey Roy Woofter uld lhe
dlamissals would be 1ppealld IO dlslricl
court.
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·-Property Tax Bill Nee~s Names _ .
South Counl)' raidents who have llOI olChld .;.woos llUppmting the Jarvis
-~ prol."':1¥. tu bill loday were urfOd IO ·ilO so before Jan. J5 by a
spok-n lor 'lhe Laguna Beach Tax·
paye'I "-'iallon.
Tba propooed bill, authored b y
_,,,,.. llollard Jarvis, would
lilnl PfOP!ltY tu to one ,percent of the
markeC value of a home. U $10,000 valid
-'lnl ~ are obtained, the bJll wDl apPear OD ihe &tile hallo! in June ,
or Nonmber.
To dale, ti0,000 signatures have been
alllnd to pelllions circulated llnughoul
lhe &Ille, but 1511,000 of U-blve been
re)ectld by rqlstran' ofllcea, leavq 1
11,eoo deflcleaey as the Jon. Ii deldline
~of the blll oro r:ombq the re-
jlctad ....,._ Md may .. lo court In
...,. arw lo cball-l'lll*an'
-ID nlldale ...,..._ at newly ................. _ ... not
'"100 lhe --..u.. However. In 1 flnal drive to meet the
deldllne, TaJlllll'Ol'I Allocla\lonl are oeeklrli llddJUcnal li1J11lura a n d
volun!M's to r:onllnue clrculalq pell-
tlono up to the lall mlnule. •
In I~ South County 1n1, petillona may
be obtained from Mro. Marie Moyer, of
Milsion Viejo, president of 1be Laguna
aasoclation, ao.otll, or &hrard Lon' Of
Laguna Beach, tlH493.
Fiesta Group
Sets 'Di1iner
The San Juan 0.plltrano Flelll
AMOCiatlon -the orpnlatlcn that
salutes the amual return ol the IWallows
to the Old Mission -will bold a pol luck
dinner Frilloy al 1:30 p.m. In Sall Juan
Elementary Scllool.
Pim lor lhil ,_., pmdo. coalelll,
Md Wlblllonl are already ID lull IWID(
with Swlllows Week scheduled for March
11 u.,.ach II.
An""'8 l'nterested In Jolnlnc lbe
11...-111nvtted to the polllll2.
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Board Eyes Red Tape
' " New Propqsal·,J[ould -_Limit BRD Zone La~
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County Suporvlaon loot the flnt step 'l'bll k -even tboulh o· parcel iuy ~ """" wu c'mted oltor the flrir
'l'llesday toward nvtsloa ol the Beach 1111 ._., llllber • pubUc &tr.<! or the rolHl,I by Iba .-1 ol Solt ~k
Recre1t1on and Developn>opl Dlllrlcl ......_ Jlood/ln the MallOrch Ba DOflb 'i
(BRO) code to erid red taPe lo\' Indlvldual "-Ir ownen have had to apply f~r · "Dona Point y am, '
property owners. • Jllftlllb·and appear before the ~ • " . The propo11d Mllendmeola wwld limit , ty Pbllmlmc Commisllo!I when they want A "l•lracl was later •lined be!_.
the public access r<qUlremenl of the balldlJ1lponnllslor•alnclebome,apool the county and Avr:o Communll-y
BRO zone to parcels odJolnlnc both a : or an -lo a home. DevOlopm bid., sutxllvlders otLagulio
pubUc strffl and • belch. Under llle'1!RD l'lllel, a poperty owner Niguel and Niguel Shores (Silt Croek
Under the present worcllnc, Ille ! .. fool· could be required to 1Ive lhe county 'a Beach), con.e)'ln& the beach and parll\l!I
wide beach 1ccesswoy1, 1! 1,000 loot ·path lhn>uch bi•·~ ... on acces,way to lots areas to the COWl\y for·1& 5 m!Di
lnlervab, requlnment ~ 10 all lots the belch. • ' Bui to avoid another Sall or homes In unlncoi'ponted oreos ' ' · . · belween 'P~lc· Cout 0 ,......,1Y and'the This requJ~."p(Oved Impradical .eplsod1e, ~ Beachall ,~ R«re~_lf•, .•
• "&19''" for isolated lots. ln·tnanY cases)the· ac-' was sap~ on ~..-..u"'vrporalCU
ocean, cess would start a't a private-1treet and coastal lands between the highway 61
P 9rpoises Ready
For · ConihaJ: Duty
SAN DIEGO (UP() :..: Porpoises are
being sacrelly-lesled for po11lble.combll-
roles at the ·Naval Undersea Research
and Developtnent Center, officials have
confirmed.
"An experimental Navy unit has been
established for the purpose ,,f evaluating
a surveillance and detection system using
porpoises," a brief statement by the
Navy said, Tuesday.
Porpoises have been taught to find and
retrieve sunken objects and to resPond to
underwater radio signals.
Scientists earlier said the mammals
can be taugbbto differentiate between ~
'1?.ycle electrical current used by U.S. sub-
mli'ines and the 50-cycle system used by
the Russians. ,
The Navy's secret, $187,CM» Marine
Mammal Laboratory was opened at tlie
Research Center last week. The Navy
said "details ate classified."
Man, 80, Divorced
LONDON (UPI) -Lci~don Divorce
Court dissolved Henry Norman's 57-year
marri4ge on the .grounds it had • "ir·
retrievably broken down." Norman,· 80,
said he would marry again at soon as
possible.
Back to Land
end al a blckyard fence. the beaches. ••
Planners have regularly grant e'd A date will be set soon for the puje
waivers to such owners, notlni that the hearing, probably in at19ut four or ~
BRO zone wa_s intended to apply only to weeks . No obi~ &o; the clfange ts;&.
large land holdings. Uc!pated. ;.
Evangelistic Effort
Occult Fighters Rolling;~
To Cities iI1 Mobile Unit
SAN DIEGO (AP ) -An evangelical
group is launching the "world's first an-
tiwitchcraft lraveling mobile unit" on a
nationwide tour.
Stocked with the trappings of the oc-
cult, including books, a human skull and
the ingredients for witches' brews, the
trailer wW tour '5. U.S. cities, said ~·
sp>kemnan for World Evangellam, Ioc.
The trailer "was prepared to warn peo-
ple of the dangers arising from exposure
to the occult and to reveal the innocuous
instruments ·used to lure people into the
slnsiler world of evil spirits," says Mor·
rls Cerullo, president of W o r I d
Evangelism, based in San Diego.
Members of the group say they made a
six-lnonth study of witchcraft and the oc-
cult and believe there are 10 million prac·
titioners in America. They sar witchcraft
and the occult have been the causes of
murders, robberies, 'sex . perversion and
drug use.
The potions and brews aboard tbe
trailer were miXed by Michael Warn¥e,
who described bimaelf as a "satanic
droPout." He says he was once a "hlgb
priest" In a Satan-worshiping orpruz..
Uon whicb had, 1,500 members. : ''
"It's soul enslavement/' Warnke· aaid.
"You'd hardly belleye ii, but you'n
capable of any deranged activity." .t.
Cerullo said b6 1111'1 worried that Iii
display might blckflre and incr.U.
people's interest in the occult.
"I don't really think we will create a.ii
appellte for ii by virtue of the fact thA!'
we are expresainc the evil of it anct. ahOw'·
Ing what horrible · polenlial exists,'.' ha
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Young glider enthusiast walches. his craft soar back
from delicately controlled landing in lhe foothills
west of the North American Rockwell plant. On
good weekends 10 to 15 glider "pilots" can be found
in the area m&1'ing the beat ot the prevaill,ng winds :,~·
and thermll currents. After purchasing the kit, · ·.,
glider enthusiasts sand and assemble the craft. • 1
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.. CH .. ~l'I' f"l*tl tleff ~R'S ITEMS -Som• lolu
buttufllts, colns or seashells for
. We do not do Irr/' of \)1,.. sill'
in our family. We coiled
biles. We specla1ize in just two
: Broken or Tired.
last count we had six. But I didn't
recllly check closely this morning.
~tually, It would be more acc urate to
repirt that we have 51h: cars because one
is a dune buggy ~wned jointly by elder
ton:and his buddy. on tJie other hand, the family car~nt
d°"', not include th• old Buick V-8 engine that ttposes in the front yard or the mini·
blQ with the blown up engine. ' IT WOULDN'T really be fair to count
the;euJc.t V-8 engine alnce we don't have
• liitick to put It In.
Al least, like I aaid, the laat time I
looled we dldn 'I. 'Wit 1do have a 1984 station waion that
suffered a 11mall problem. The former
owftt, a friend, believed that if he put in lheiPJ the good Lord would take care of the~oil. Lamentably, it dldn~ work that
wa1 and two or 10 piltons swapped holes
one Nd day on the San Diego Freeway. It
fs now at our house wJth the engine half
In pl ball out.
YooNGER SoN owna one of tlJooe'
l!a\lap. sports cara that was built over
!hep afttr the mld·1fternoon win• brtak.
11 Uoed to belong to Art VlnHI of the D1i·
ly Pilot staff but he gave up on It aftel!.
the lrollt fenders rusted off. It got
nlctnamed MunoJlnJ's Re,venge and Art
durllped It on my. kid. It runs oo 10me
lllllhy day1 lf you coax Jt by rubbine a lit·
tie Gallo red on the front bumper.
!plier aon, in addltJon to the-one-half
duJ11: buggy, bas another dune buggy
wbldi II regular. Th1t ls to say It has a
body and top. 'lbe dune buggies are built
Of Cerman parta, and thus unlike the
~la! lllllan roadst<r they are
VOIT autocr1Uc:. When they iiart, It 11
tritb a great roar or authority. When they
are silent, they .,.. really 1llent.
Rllhl DOW, elder IOD'I regular dune
bum -~ lib to atart. But the ttereo
mti!C l)'lfem II nlee. It plays but 1 grobp known u ·the Grateful O..d. In
lllf1DorY qi the eJlilne. '
ih WIJ'l 11"8 · .iwap1 wanted one ol
thoio bl• •liitted'iltatllf' w11ona with
po-everylhln1 ud e11011gh room for l
bqtboll team. Now she's got one.
ActuaJly, It'• the bell ol th• lot. It runs.
It !Ias enough honeponr to tum Din
Gurney Sreen wJtb envy. It can pau
anything on the road, eacept for on• lltUe
defect. It eannot pus 1 gu station.
I drive a Ford. I know Jt's a Ford
bec!auae two w .. u 01ler I bought It the
rubber pad fell oil the clutch pedal. l 've
owned just about every Ford built Crom
1921 up and none of them will keep a ru~ beJipad on the clutch pedal. If you love
Forj:is, Jt'a comforting to loolr: down and
see .mere your foot his worn the clutch
pedal metal lhlny bright.
SO FAR MY dau1ht<r has abown no ln-
terut in ownin111: a wonderful ear or two
like the rest of us have. She want! a
horse. I have resisted thl1. With my luck,
the"nag would hive high blood pressure
and would refuse to move except on
alternate Saturday•.
1,:have just had a grand MUon.
QI> you suppo!e I could interest the girl
In a nice Buick engine?
New Law Won't Help
HARBOR SPRINGS, Mich. CAP! -
Th!_ City council has voted to lower from
21 )o 18 the allowable age for talicab
dr1"rl In the city. However, there are no
tulcabs in Harbor Springs.
Wffil .... y, J..,..,y 19, 1972
War Crim e Tr.i111l
Two Austrian architects, Waller Dej aco (L) and Fritz ErU (R) have
gone on triaJ for constructing gas chambers at Auschwitz c?ncentra·
tion camp in which at least three million Jews were killed in World
War II.
Wa llace, Yorty Ret ained
On Bull{y Flor ida Ballot
From Wire Services
Florida Democrats will ha ve 10 can~
didates to choose from when they go to
the polls March 14 to name their
preference for the party's presidential
nomination.
Campaign
'72
The 1tate candidates aelectlon board
lcept Gov. George Wallace of Alabama on
the ballot despite 0 grave reaervations11
expressed by the state party chairman,
retained :P..1ayor Sam Yorty of Los
Angeles against the candidate's wishes
and ·rejected Rep. Wilbur D. Mills of
Arka_naas.
State DemocraUc Chairman Jon Moyle
said he uaumed Wallace would
partlcipat• "In good faith and not play
games with Florida Democrats."
Delpita hil pmanal rewvatiom,
Moyle aald, he assumed W a 11 a c e
delegates would pledge not to oppose tbe
nomii1ee ol the N•l\"'•I Democntle
Convention. The IO)'!lltf oath apparenUy
would prevOl\t Wallace from. IWDlni t>merlean Independent 'party rqulan u
Florida delegatea to the natlooal con-
vention. ·
Wallace bolted the national DemocraUe
party in 1961 to run. for president u 1111
American Independent party c!ndldate.
Yorty, who la campa..igning in the New
Hampsblre primary, asked that hil name
be removed frOm the Florida ballot, but
Democrata on the committee voted 2 to 1
that he Is a presidential contender and
therefore shoWd be listed.
Moyle inslJted that Mills 11 not a can-
didate and therefore should not have bis
name oo tbe primary lilt, althougb be
often has been mentioned as a pouible
contender. The commllt .. agreed.
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy o I
Massachusetts, wbo signed an afOdavlt
saying he is not a candldlJ.te, also had hia
name removed.
Those whose names were placed on the
DemocraUc ballot are : Sen. Eugene Mc·
Carthy of Minnesota. Rep. Sh Ir I e y
Chisholm of New York, Sens. Vance
Hartke of Indiana, Hubert H. Humphrey
of Minnesota and Henry M. Jackson of
Washington, Mayor John V. Lindsay of
New York, Sens. George McGovern of
South Dakota and Edmund S. Muskl9 of
Maine. Wallace and Yorty.
On the Republican ballot are President
Nixon and Reps. John M. Ashbrook of
Ohio and PauJ N. McCloskey Jr. of
California.
Kennedy. who delivered a broad attack
against Nixon admini$tratlon policies
Monday, was rebuked Tuesday by three
top Republicans.
, Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott
of Pennsylvania said the Massachusetts
Democrat owed Nixon an apology for hiJ
•1 intempera.te and immature
statements.••
Rep. Mills, who sees himself as a lac--
tor in the Democratic presidential race
but who has declined to run in any of the
primaries, may find himseJl on the ballot
in ~tw Hampshire.
House sources in Washington said a
group supporting the Arkansas Democrat
plpnned to unveil a write-in campaJgn for
hlm today at Concord, N.H.
Sen. Henry Ji.1. Jackson {D-Wash.), was
in California -a state he said he has the
best chance of any Democrat of carrying
against President NiJ:on. He aaid be was
optimistic about his chances in the March
14 Florida primary~ and indicated that
Wallace is leading the field right now in
that state.
Enterprise Back
01i Firing Line,
Join Air Raids
SAIGON .(AP) -Tb• world's largest
warship. the nuclear.powered aircraft
carrier Enterprise, returned to the
Tonkin Gull today and her 75 planes joJn.
ed the mwive U.S. air campaJgn against
th• Ho Chi Mlnb trail in Laos.
President Nlton ordered the 88,000-ton
carrier into the Indian Ocean last month
for a show of strength in support of
Paldstan during the lndia·Pakistan war.
She sailed with a task force Crom the
Tonkin Gulf De<:. 9, started back to Viet-
nam on Jan. 10 and en route stopped in
the 'Phlllpplnes to give her rnw shore
leave.
The Enterprise joined the 75,000-ton
carrier Constellation on Yankee Station
off the Vietnamese coast, bringing the
strike force there back to its normal
strength of two carriers. A third carrier,
the Coral Sea, left the gulf several da}'s
ago for an upkeep period in Port that had
been postponed while the Enterprise wu
away.
Jets from the Enterprise and the
C.Onstellation and from U.S. Air Force
bases in Thailand and South Vietnam
kept up heavy raids against the Ho Chi
Minh traU. Informed sources said they
made some 250 strikes today against the
enemy supply routes.
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LONG CllENG, Laos (UP!l -The
United Slat.• today luted its years.Jong
veU of secrecy Crom th1a atrateglc La~
tian government base in .north-centraJ
Laos while bitter flghUng raged around It
and lts fate still was in doubt,
tribesmen and rqular forctt at Long
Cleng, wu hard at work 1n his command
post on high around adjacent to the ridge.
Vang Pao was opUmJstlc although it ·
appeared unlikely that the Americans
wollid be able to•.put back any of their
secret equ]pment Into Long Cheng
anytime aoon.
raids against Viet Cong p0s!Uons near Ille
area where Clmbodla, Laos and Vietnam
come together today In t.he heavle1t
aerial attacks on the Central Highlands In
more than a year.
The attacks were the 11th by the 11$2•
in three days in the Central Highlands
and the bombtn dropped more than 80
tons of bomb5 on what the Cmm:nunlats
call Base Area YPO, a fomtldable
1tonghold that straddles part of each
COWliry.
For the first time, journalists were
given an American-sponsored look at the
stronghold where the U.S. Central ·
Intelligence Agency (CIA) had trained,
advised and paid Meo irregulars for the
pest decade.
The equipment, Including 1 o m ,e
aophisUcated cryptographic machines,
were removed to the rear weelr:s ago.
MeanwhJle U.S. m21 carried out more
On Skyline Ridge, which overlooks the
base and is considered vital to its
defense, tbe commander of the govel'Tl'"
ment forces was wounded as he spoke to
newsmen.
* * '* * * * Chi na Antiaircr aft Guns
Major Chanh, commander of the lout,
battered government battalions on the
ridge, was asked how many casual ties his
men had suffered since assaulting the
ridge Sunday. Hit Four American Planes
"Very many," he said.
About two minutes later, he became a
casualty hlmself when a North Viet·
namese 82mm mortar slammed into the
dusty red clay beside his bunker com·
mand post. A pea-sized piece of shra pnel
penetrated the back of the Major's head.
VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) -Red
Chinese anUalrcraft tuns are believed to
have hit four U.S. Dlanes ·Searching for
three Americans missing tn northwestern
Laos, an Air America spokesman said to-
day.
rltory in the northwest held by the pro-
Communlst Palhet Lao and heavily
defended it with antiaircraft gun•~
The spokesman said none of the four
planes bit was shot down, adding: "We
are almost sure Chinese antiaircraft fire
is responsible." Several other young soldiers were
wounded when another roWld slammed
into the ground minutes later.
In the most recent incident last Satur-
day, James Rhyne, chief pilot of Air
America in Laos, was wounded seriously
by an 85mm shell that struck bis miall
Volpar plane.
Elements of two North Vietnamese
army divisions are reported moving
southward through Laos toward an area
from which the enemy is expected to
spring: some kind of ofrensive next
month.
About 100 yards or so forward, govern-
ment forces dug into fighting holes were
eye ball-to-eyeball with North Vietnamese
who had stubbornly defended every yard
of the ground they had lost aJong the
ridge line during the past several days.
Rhyne was dropping leaflets offering
rewards to Laotian villagers for return of
the three Americans, missing since their
Cl23 transport plane vanished Dec. 'rl ,
Top oCficials tend to discourage the
Idea that the North Vietnamese will at·
tempt any big-scale ground offensive.
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'Not Enough Selentlsts' ' 1 • ··~ 8:;!e::_W_:: of Firs~~l~a~ C_!'~~~~~~ ... ~-"\
(AP) -Some memben ol lhe CharleJ "Pete" Conrad, a Kerwin; 31, a pilyatclan, and Garriott, 41, who bold• a doc-not nown Int<> space. Hla 1 space agency science team 41-year-old veteran or three Paul J. Weltz, JI,• former Jet torate in e1ectrical engineer-crewmates will be Or. Edward
are dWn,ayed that sclentln· space nlghla, wH named I<> pilot and aero n au t 1 ca I 1 bol'· ' I WASHINGTON (UPI)
PrOl!denl Nixon will send
Concreas a rod-ink federal
bud1et Monday calllng for IJl"'IC''na of about $24& billion
ln Ille l'llcal year that beglnl
nes:t July 1, government
-aaid today.
aalnlnauls were limited I<> command the first Skylab enalneer. ng, and Jack R. Lousma, 35, a G. Gibson, 35, who ~ •
three of the nine crew berths mluion. Al. commander of Alan L. Bean, 39, who walk· former jet pilot. doctorate ln engineering, and f
for Skylab, an o r b l t I n I Apollo 12, he wu lbe tblrd ed Ille moon with Conrf<!, will Tile third crew will be com· Wtlllsm R. Pogue, 42, a ,
laboral<>ry designed I<> study m111 I<> wait Ille moon. Hla command the second li>lalon. . minded by Gerald p. Clrr, 311, former jet pDot. • I the earth with apeclal sensors • · )
UP'ITe'-"""
Polson Plot
'l\vo youths involved in
a dream to establish a
new "master race" have
been char~ed in plot to
poison Chicago's water
supply. Stephen Para.
18, of Evanston (top)
and Alan Schwander,
19, of Chicago were ar·
rested.
347 Said
Massacred
At My Lai
NEW YORK (AP)
The spending figure will be
a record -as all recent
federal budgets have been. II
will abow a deficit, probably
between '10 bllllon and l20 '
billion, making It Ille 1Jlh
budaet in !bi Jut u years ln
wb1cb 1pendlng e x c e e d e d
revenues.
President
Planning .
'Orie-two'
But Ille blpest shocker may
be Ille admlnillratton's official WASHINGTON (AP) -
re-ettlmate of the deficit for President Nixon, facing 8
the current fiscal year ·that Democrat I c -controlled
ends June 30. Government Congress in thls election year,
aources said ft would. top Pt has invented a new State of
bllllo1,1, perbape coming close · the Union formula : Hit 'em
I<> 140 billion. with both barrels.
, Tr euury Undersecretary For the first time, Nixon ~s
Paul VoJcker, the only high-decided to report twice this
ranking official who would year on his plans for dealing
even allude to the matter in with the multiple and mount-
publlc, told newsmen TUesday 1ng problems of the 50 states:
the deficit for the current -First, he will make an in·
f'·--1· ·-·"'d •-" person State of the Union ad· ~ year WU"-' U'I;: ex· dresstoaSenate·House
cepUonally large." He wou1d session at 12:30 p.m. Thurs-not cite a .P..,ific figure. It is certain that the pro-day. The best administration
!ected deficit !or this year will guess is that be will talk about 30 minutes to Congres5 and a be the largest since 1945. nationwide televl!lon·radio au· Figures in the budget will dience.
show that Nixon, in his Iour -Second, he will place on
years in office, hu nm up a each congressman'• desk a
greater total of deficit spen-written State of the Union
ding than any president in a message, far exceeding in
single term except for the volume anything he could at-
Utlrd term of Franklin D. tempt to read in person. White
Roosevelt which included most House sources say It will be a
of World War IL bulky document.
The projected deficits for Using this one-two formula,
the current fiscal year and the Nixon hopes to capture the
next one will be added to the live TV-radio audience plus
actual deficit of $23.2 billion re.runs on the widely watched
recorded Jn the fiscal year evening TV news programs
that ended last June 30 and and, at the same time, leave
the $2.8 billion deficit for the plenty oI fodder for reporters
previous one, Nixon's fll'St full , writing for newspapers and
fLscal year. weekly magazine!.
AU Suffocate
4 Workers Buried Alive
In Cave-in of Trench
Reporter Seymour Hersh says
a secret Army documerit puts
at 347 the number of Viet-
namese civilians killed in the
1911 My Lat massacre. M<m
esUmatea had been under 200. . LUBBOCK, Tex. (UPI) -About five-and·a-half houra
Hersh aleo says that the The bodies ol. four con-after the 4 p.m. TUesday ac--
.. ..:.,,_ .... t -i'.i'w' '"'", .. .:l' ., .. •m.11o~~·· atructlon workers, buried cident, workers located the -w·~· .... ' Wf!I ··...,-v· bodleJ or Raymond Rodriiuez, u .ioo otbCt .WOIUen, Cblldren' ·,.tiilje'•~ 20 (eet .of dirt, were 20, and Ollie Dean MorreiI,·22.
ancl old men were slain in 1 recovefed today from the bot· The four men were burl~ 1for
nell-by hamlet Ille same day, ~~of a caved-in -.r 10 hours. .,_, Fire chief Herschel Sharp
!rt the f1nt tnatallment of a Juatice of the Peace Charles said the narrowness ·or the
two-port article written for Ute Smith aaid all four had dled of trench and Its depth -'ll feet
New Yorker magulne, Herth suffocation. . before the cave-in
accused the Army of covering · Two of the dead men, ~dte prevented immediate recovery
. Muwell, 20, and J a v 1 e r of the bodies.
up fa.clual material about the Sanchez, 25, were found burled He said it a p p e a r e d
alroc1Ues. in a standing. position, their Rodriguez and Morrell, whose
Hersh said the civillan death arms around each other. A bodies were found lying in the
~ are contained in the rescue ,quad uocovered their ditch, had realized the wal~
traiiscrlpt of 'the Army's My beads about 30. minutes alter were falllna and had dived
Lat Inquiry conducted by a the cave-Li and administered under the sooop of a digging
cormni.sslon headed by LL resuscitators fof several hours machine. But dirt was packed
and the sun with telescopes.
The first IJiree.man crew la •
scheduled to spend 21 day•
aboard the Skylab mlaalon siartlng nm May, and the ...
cond two crews are to be
aboard 56 days each.
Two pllot-astronauls with
little academic blc~
and a phystcJaD.aatronaut
make up the flrlt crew. Each
of the remaining two has an
astronaut with a doctorate In
engineering and two pllot-
astronauts.
"II this is a seleclton which
·doesn't try to get people of
true scientific training on the
mi.ssiQn, then we1re in ~
ble," said one scient.iit. who
had contributed heavily I<> the
Apollo moon-landing program.
A flight surgeon said ,lllOre
physicians should have been
chosen. Much of the Skylab
program is designed I<> learn
about the e!lects·of long·term
space travel on the human
body, he said, and subtle
changes not obvious to the
layman could ·be ovtl'looked by
an astronaut without medical
training. He also said a relatively
minor illness that could be
cured by a doctor on board
might lead to a premature end
for a miJaion. '
An astronaut who defended
the aelectlona said lhey """
"extremely difficult" because
the piloting skill of the
crewmen must balance with
their potential acience con-
2 Trapped
Spreading
Fire Alarm
' G~NSBURG, Pa. (UPI)
-TwO men 1crambled into an
elevator TUesday to warn
residents of the Albert Penn
Hotel that there was a fin.
The elevator stopped on the
floor where the fll'e wu ra1·
in(, ...i ·the two burned 1<>
death. They were the only
persons tilled in the fire in
this w e s t e r n Pennsylvania
l<>wn of 15,000.
Nine oilier hotel residents
required bospllal trestmen~
lour of them being admitted. . The two dead trien were
Robert carter, 40, a ban,
dyman at the hotel, and Adam
Donofrio, opera!Or and ownet
of a beauty parlor in the
building.
"These two men got on ~
elevator to warn the people 1n
the hotel that there was a
fire," said Fire Chief Edward
Hutcb.Uon. 0 Unfortunately,
the elevator stopped at the
fourth floor, wtlere the fire
was." Gen. William R. Peers. without success. in solid all around them.
The Peeni comm I 11 lo nlF=:;=:;=:;~=====;;==:;=============;:; tranxript has not been made
public and an A r m y
spokesman In Washington said
Tuesday that there would be
no comment on any aspect of
the case while legal appeals
are pending.
The transcript shows that
the Army's Crimina l
lnvestlsatk>ns Divlslon con-.
eluded alter a probe ordered
by the commission that 347
civilians dled al "My Lal; ac-
coi'dllig lo Herah.
Suspect
Turns Gun
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ing year, Laguna Beach school trustees are viewing such
unhappy alternatives as dipping into reservesi seeking
a tax override, ellmlnatlng some of the district's inno-
v1Uve programs In order to reduce stall size and save
on materials, or letting building maintenance go by the
board -or some combination of theJe.
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With the lowest school ta~ rate in the county, tho
highest per-pupil expenditure, and teaching programs
now nationally recognized, Laguna has been providing
residents with quite an educational bargain .
But ever·increasing costs and the pressing need to
improve a bare-bones building maintenance program
are catching up, and it looks as if lhla'board is" elected
. to solve the problem.
One approach would be to increase the low 24-1
pupil-teacher ratio, eliminate the innovative t~am teach·
Ing P.rograms and special materials and go back to the
traditional large class, single teacher, single textbook
concept .
While more"study is certain and commitments.have
yet to be made, the conservative trustees on the b<iard
have previously indicated they would not be averse to
a more traditional approach. They also are cool to the
jdea of either a tax override or dipping into the reserves.
The two holdover trustees favor leaving it up to the
public by letting the voters choose, via a tax override
ballo~ whether to maiittain or cut back the educational
programs that have been developed in .recent years lo
provide more individualized instruction and diversified
subject matter.
Teachers in the district are concerned beca~se
many came to Laguna specifically to participate in the
Homicide and
Suicide Are
Mirror-acts
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I Dear •
Gloomy
Gus
! Invariably, when some young man ls
,_' arrested for wantonly murdering a l: Deighbor's child, or his ·girl friend, or
~tome members of biJ family, everyone
~ who knew him expresses incredulous
.• ' IUJ'Prlse. ~ "He wu such 1 quiet lad," they always ~ 11y, "very polite and obliging. He never
~ ,ave .anyone any
..; trouble at all. I can 't
~ believe it."
1': I t • 1 uloniahlnc
,~ w paychologicaUy
ceptive most
are1about oth-
poraonalltieo.
seem to have
their impres-
-Of "tillen"
lurtd .filml 0< fiction, where · the
1w a wn(I 'look in hi.! eye, or
around sneeriq and tipping over
-buggies.
7~ PERCENT of all homicides
"private•• -that is, committed not
a 'stringer but by some friend, ae-
lntance, or member or the family.
• unless a!Cilhol is involved, usually
perpetrator is someone who has
ays been quiet, restrained , and con-
!Ue-
t the French call crime passlontl
iolence for emotional gratification,
not for gain -may be compared to a
r ei:;pJosion. lf the personality is
ssed, if the stea111 .. hAJ .no escape
e to release the build-uj:I of pressure,
the docile and courteous person may
in a frenzy of violence and commit
unspeakable crime that seems
lly "out of character."
MORE TllAl' psychologists study
twin acts of 'homlcide 8nd suicide, the
If Councilman Lorr gets away with
his raid on Laeuna's city treasury
for.,..his wife's travel expenses, ~I
think I'll run for the council and
take my wife to see the world!
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more they' seem to resemble each other
as mirror-acts. The homicide is pro-.
jecting his aukJdal impulses, ju.!t as the
suicide is introjecting his murderous im-
)>Ulses. Jt might almost be said, without
too gross a violation of the facts, that the
emotional murderer kills to avoid suicide,
and the suicide kills 'himself to avoiG
·murdering.
At any rate, the personality structure
behind many, if not most, of such crimes,
has a startling uniformity of behavior:
mildness, tractability, seeming respect
for others, regularity of habits and corr
cealment of moods beneath a quiet ex-
terior with a penchant for privacy. (Now.
please, don't reverse this proposition
absbrdly: most people who are mild and
tractable are not latent murderers, by
any means.)
SURPRISJNGLY e n..o u I h ' Malistics
show that the majority-of "juvenile del.Jn..
quents" do not go on to adult crime, at
least of a violent nattire. These
youngste rs who act out their problems
tend to work off their aggressions
through the escape valve. It Is the ones
who build up a full head of steam without
finding a way to release it who surprise
all their neighbors some fine spring
morning.
'Ibe signs are all there, from early on,
If you know how to look for them. But,
nobody bothers to look at -someone who
"never gives any trouble" until the trou-
ble is strewn all over the bloody room.
ill Mauldin Reuiini-sces
ll Mauldin at lO? Not likely. Mauldin
always be the impish kid cartoonist
in his 20s stUJ looked 16, the irrev.
t creator ot Willie and Joe, tbt GI's
eme, first fn the 4Sth Infantry
sion News then Stan and Stripes in
t some sentimentalists refer to as
last good war.''
t 50 he is, a quarter century and
removed from those rough if often
ant days. In a book o f
· e.ces, "The Brass Ring" (he
II it "a sort ol memoir"). he talks
t himself. his career and how it
~· It is a very American document, a
of Horatio Alger story in which we
Mauldin growing up In the 1920s on
m Jn southern New Mexico, so poor
he Joined the high school ROTC
UJt It solvtd 1 clothing problem. ,
IDGH SCHOOL dropout , he braved Jungles « Qilcago and art school. Iii•
were cartoonlatl and young Btlt
determined to join the ranks of the
<( them. lie joined lbe t5th Infantry
the war, and by JOily It happened.
lalouomecl as the di'flllon paper's car-
whert bit braah. Impish satire
the troopl ud uptel the braai. -r call(ht the ~ of the noted rt.IOOd~t. Ernie Pyle: tlien to Stars
8lrtpes and such celebr•ted lnciciefttl
1U priv1te war with General George
llld llher -.led ldllera who
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snobbery in being a well·known enlisted
man i•protected," in a sense, by famous
corresPondents. and with his own soaring
reputation back in the U.S.
A1auldin'a narrative bristles with anec-
dotes, and readers who were the mUitary
of the IHOs will relish these. Like the
ti me after the Sicilian invasion when the
Hearst newsman, Mike Clnigo, ·stumbled
into a command bunker of the Jtallin
artillery. Mike, who wa s of ·Italian des·
cen~ picked up the phone just for the hell
of ii and ordered 111 units to hold their
fire uotll further notice. And it -ked.
MAUWIN conclUdes this· .. aort of a
memoir" at the war•s·end, I wish he had
brought the story more .to the present -
bis civilian political carlooiiiag, his
cove.rage oC other wars, his Pulitzer
Prim and the !Ike. But what It here is
bouncy, poignant and !WU!,)' Puff, il·
luatrated with photographs and, of
cQUrse, cartoons.
The one, for instance, where the
bedraggled, unkempt Willi• and Joe are
stopped by a young American MP officer
and Wiiiie 11)'1: ''Them buUons wu oho!
GIT When I took this town, sir.'' I think the
YOW11et 1oneratlon would lite It, too .
(llorton; ..,.,,
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innovallve programs, which !hey *I are profeaslonllly
rewarding, despite ,a lower sllary schedule than la ob
fered in some other areu. , _
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School district& have been known to cry havoc
around budget time, then somehow find a way to O!"r·
ate· with leas ca&b than they'd hoped for, l!ut lhla time
tbe ''crisis" seepts to be real.
Merger Deserves Study
Despite the many hours of work at the professional
and organizational level, one of the South Coast's most
significant Issues bas elicited nothing better than a
yawn so far from thousands of citizens .
The plan -one which could change the entire
complexion o.f sev.eral communities -ls the merger of
county-administered Dana Point and Capistrano Beach
with the city of San Juan CapiStrano .
\V.bile not pushing for incorporation, San Juan's
staff has compiled an extensive feasibility study on the
plan, and some civic iroups and chambers of commerce
have tried to do legwork on the chances for such a plan.
Yet, with the concept more than a yea r old, a void
still exists in the reaJm of public opinion. People seem
either disinterested or suspfcious •
The idea is approaching the town meeting stage
early this year.
Capistrano Beach's Chamber of Commerce has. one
scheduled for Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock in Serra
School.
Let us hope that the colony's resident& flood. the
auditorium seeking facla about the annexation proposal
on which to base a wise decision.
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Group Photo 'Too Much Trouble' for Court
Shabby Treatment ~of New Citizens
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To the Editor:
Let me join you in bemoaning the
"rather savagely and shabbily dispensed
with" ceremony of the march to the
Plaza of the Flags for the newly
naturalized citizens after the naturaliza4
tion ceremony in the county courtroom.
(DAILY PILOT, Jan. 15, "New Citizens
Lose Out to U.S. Expediency?")
I HAVE ALWAYS been pleased to see
your articles and pictures of our new
citizens and it is pleasing to see people
who believe enough in our system to re-
nounce their native lands and adopt the
U.S.A.
Perhaps we need some fresh judicial
blood. A titUe )Jllbtlc display <( Am<rtcan
sentiment is surely not too bia a problem
for our judicial branch of goVeinme?Jt to
display.
CURTIS CAMPBELL . .
DAILY PIWT county courthouse
teporter Tom Barley reported in a
Pilot Logbook Jan. 15 that the Super4
ior Court administrator said it "is too
mu.ch trouble.. to assemble the new
citize1!.S and .shepherd thfm to the
plaza and the waiting cameras. Pre-
sidt11g Judge Bruce Sumner had de·
cided, he said, to dispense with the
plaza photogrpph and /ins tead would
authorize picture·taking during the
actual courtroom ceremony -m~ im-
possible feat where a large group is
involved. The DAILY PILOT h4s lohg
listed ull new citizenr and suppl~d
each with a free print of the grouv
photo.
-Editor
Rehabllltat lo11 Boui e
To the Editor:
\Ve are most apprec iat ive of' the
wonderful and instructive article which
appeared in the Women sect.ion or your
newspaper not long ago about our
rehabilltation house.
It seemed worthwhile and productive,
to say the lfast, to devote the entire page
to the central theme of alcoholism. Dr.
Schneider and Marcie Tomayo are both
well known to us at The Villa, and the
space given to them was also very well
done.
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Letter• 1rom readen ore welcome.
Normally writt.1'1 .should conveu their
mes.sage! m 300 wordr or less. The
right· to condense letten to fit space
or eliminate libel i:I ream>ed. All let-
ters muat iftchtdl dgnatzwe and mai~
ing addrui. but fM171N.S mau be toft~
held on n queaf if suf/ident rm!on
i! •P!l01'tnt Poetry will not be pub-
lished.
person with priorities that make se~.
He had nam~ the environment as, "~ first area of concern." I agree u d oniy·
hope be will foUow through on this
&tat~.t • t I '
Ao-guest reporter for lbt DAILY
PII.al', he baa invited citizens to britlg
their problems to the supervisors. How ·
remarkable to flJld someone in govern-
ment who says he will listen to us.
Let's hope that Superviaor Cas pers is a
sign of better days ahead!
MRS. CAROL RAWE
Pr_bonfulards
To the· Editor:
On Prison reform, while we. pick apart
and p1ychoenalyze the brain of lhe dlsad·
vantaged, poor and minoritiis •no (most
often) find themselves behind prison
walls, why not bring about legislatloo
making it mandatory that all prison
personnel undergo p S·Y chi at r I c ex-
amination on a yearly basis?
We learn, all too late, that it takes much
rn'ore than a guard with a gun in his hand
to quell the flames of violence .at a
prison.
A GUARD, OR anyone liaVing any If·
fili ation whatsoever with prisoners,
should be very carefully chosen, with the
chief prerequisite being that we have the
capacity to match his tremeoc1ou1· ability
to put down with bis equally important
compassion for his fellowman. U there
were more guardl with a gemdne concern
for these men on an individual basis,
tbefe would be no need to resort to th~
gun.
BERNY WELSH
School Pri>ble11u
To the Editor:
A 'basic question now races the school
board trustees of Laguna Beach. Shall we
coitUnu.e to support and impro ve an
outstanding scbOOI system or shall we let
Uie educatiOOJll momentum in Laguna
Beach colla]:Se? .
·What doeS .the· board have to consider?
1. Maintenance is now funded at a bare-
bones level and may be cut to ioclude on·
ly 'emergency repairs.
• 2. The pUpil-teachir ratios are irl-
creasing arid will continue to do so.
3. The enthusiasm of teachers to carry
out valuable programs may be Jost.
-t. SUPPORT PEOPLE are leaving \he
district and fmding similar Positions in
nearby communities at higher salaried.
5. Laguna, with one of the nlltldn's
outstanding school systems, h8s to !at-·
tract teachers with one of the lowest
' salary schedules in Orange County.
• 6. Staff morale is affected by an 1 un-
certain future . · 1
T1ilNK ABOUT THIS! 1-
lf you are concerned, make yO\I'· pm.
cerns. known by a call or letter to your
board members now! J
ART FISHER
President
QUINN FARNES
Vice President
CAROLYN PARKER
Secretary
MIKE FICKEL
Treasurer
Laguna Beach Unified Faculty
Al!sociation Executive Board
La1111•• Ge11eros lt11
To the Editor: .
oemoUtion of Laguna 'a old library and
the removal of some of the trees to be
replanted around ~ new library brings
to·mind Fred Lang's generous donation of
his servieeil for lhe-oriiinal landlcaplng.
lt W¥ juat one of many things this.
talented· ahd famous landscape architect
·bu. done for Laguna over the years, ,
never seeking, and often never receiving
any credit. ·
Mr. Lang has always been liberal with
his time and talent and the CQ mmunity is
indeed fortunate to have him here.
I am so glad to see that at least some
of his original plantings will ~saved for <'
the new library.
. NIT A CARMAN
''"'ompatl ble
To the Editor :
It is obvious to me from my discussions
with my friends and neighbors that few,
if any, people are aware of the trailer'
camp ground that is to be built at Aliso
Beach by the county parks department.
I believe that ariyone knOwledgeable
about the Aliso Beach area knows that to
b~ild a camp ground in the midst of a
permanent residential area show' lack or
concerti for the citizens ·Living ~i.n. .that
area. For obvious reasons, qsqp groqnds
and pennapent -residences are not. com4
patible. •
• • •• . . . ' · -AJ.501 IA· TRIP to , Aliso llMICh :auring
our popular summer months would·~w
t~ coupty parks department that this
beach is Opefating at maximurq ca~ty.
· · cO...trJICOM :for this c~p gri.lnd is
tentatively Set for spring of 1972. Np~ is
the time for concerned citizens to notify
the park department, and put a SJop to
further overcrowding. and polluting of
Laguna's beaches.
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JOHN R. CRAVENS
J ustice ·-~··-~ ... • -'~.P~s f:ommenf$•
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Belleville, Kan., Telescope: "M~ybe it
would be a good thing to have a weman
OD the SUpreme Court. It seew to bS tbat
several decisions made in the past 'I_OUld
ha~e been better, if they had just cbaQged th~ir minds."
THQSI> OF US who see much of this
disease are relieved to see that it is
finally · being acknowledged and
discussed. We are certain thla is the best
way to come up with more and more
answers and insigbts regarding the
prevention of the progression, and tbat is
always our most immense hope for the
future.
·Another Joe McCarthy?
/Hafrl1onburg1 Va., News-Record:~~The
ecological hysteria that sourrounded· the
Alaskan pipeline project seems to, have
died down considerably, and althoulh the
ipeline has not rea!ived final appnwaJ,
indications are clear that the go..abead
1wm not be withheld mucb
longer .... Permanent damage to tlit.err
vironment is apparently no longer1 a
strong pqsslbllity, and the temporary
damage that accidents might create 11
not Sufficient cause to thwart 1 projed·
Whose economic benefits are poteotially,
so substanUal and widespread. Oil hltlps
run lhls world and more is needed 11 the
PHYLLIS DA VIS
Director
The Villa
Santa Ana
Slgia of Better Da,11
To the Editor:
The new chainnan of the OrlD80 Coun-
ty Board of Supervisors, Ronlld Caspers,
seems to be an indtpondent, tblnking
B" Geerge ---. • Dear George:
Do you think 1 newly married
man baa 1 right to rule t1lo ,_
and be dominant?
", TED V ..
Dear Ted M.:
Well, yea, I do. Bui, JOU llliou1d
have tbouabt of that before you bad
to JOOVe Olli Into tbe -coop.
(Do troublet troul>I, ,..1 .-.
beby, •Inc. Of -,..'II ..._
pntty llllY. ... ..... 1111
frown lib Illa!.)
Tbe D1U1 Call!ondu
El C.joo •
Rep. John Sclunltz, R-Orange COUnly,
who misrepmenll llOJllt parti of the
Inland Empire in the Houae <( Raproaen-
1tlves, 1pparenUy -dealres to be the
resumcted Joe McCarthy o( the. 1'10•.
Ht bu labeled Dr. Henry Xlssioler,
national securtly aclvlaer to Pnildtnt
Nixon, a ·111C11rKy rlN became « bla ·
"pro-Communist" view and ~Uons.
Following lbe McCarthyllt stJJ<. be bidtl
tbal be bas prool to llllhll-t• his
cilq• • ror tome my1~ reaon,
can't n9tal IL
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Jll'O'f• the chances for world peace.
For all we know, Mr. Schmitz may be
relying. on the dqbat disl<>rtlons of the
. Jolla Birch Society -of which ht Is a
IDtlDber -that regularly appear in that
kooky --journal, American Opinion. The
fact that Mr. Schmitz boasts of his
membership in the fraternity of frjght,
peddlers hardly Is a testimonial to his
ability to 1eparate fact from fiction.
DR. KI!lSINGER'S reputation as
,scbolar In the fifld of inttrnatloaal o'f.
fllrl his been well established, and Its
loyalty to hi• country baa never been
questioned. The fact that he 1dvlae1 the
J>.-i on .r.nto JOiiey In a wal .dJaiUleful to Mr. !ldniiltr and .... of
lib mW,' who prefer Teddy n.oae .. lt
-• and "lljJerraWinl, do • • n · t jullllj 1 return to charader 1'asauina-
U.,. wldcb nmaino 111tllt!ru&ble ~our i:ecent post.
If Mr. Sc:bmitl CID preaenl compelling lijii•-aplnlt t1lo rapprad>lmont
wllll ... Qllna, ht la lne .. do •• 11111
be lllloald DOI try to command atiantlan
by ...tioC to vlcloua smears and
......... ..._.. -1ed by nothlnc mon than phantom "evldeilce"
·-could ... llllllUfaetund .., -,,....,,..... I
world co ntinues to grow.'' ,
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1 OllAWOS COAST .
DAILY PILOT
Rol><rl N. Weed, l'•bliahtr
Thomu Keeuil, Editor
Albert W. Bal<s
Editorfa:d Page Et.Utor
,,,e editorial Pll:C or the Dal)¥
PJlot acck& to 11\fonn and 31tJma... Ja.1~ 1~ by pmtentlnr thit
11m1o'JJ)tll')er'• opinions •rtd c:oa,.. me.nt&l')' Oft lop)~ or lntcreit •"4
•ltnlflcanre, by pnwhting a fonaia for the elCpl'!'Mlon or ·our reaOOn"
oplntonr. end by ,.......unc tbe div~ vlowpoinb o( informed ...,
~ and f{JOkftmen on tople ot U1c day.
lVednuday, January 18, ll'IS
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Great W aII ·Also
Super (;raveyard·
. ~:o woman, perfect womUi Whit cUHtactJo1 was ·· · ..
meat' &e manldad • • • " • '· • ·
•.. ' . ' . Moa1lear Tbomu '
What • man deems to, be Iii• most distracting female
figure is said to deJ><llCI oo hls naUonal origin, U he's Blit-
1'11· he most probabzy so '°41U'dJ a M-23-.14 f<JD!n!ne ,fonn . ·
w!th a height, of about s.loot-1. U he's French; he's e..
pOct.<i to react most:s.;,ilUy to a 38-" with, a heigbt' of
about 5-foot-7. But if he's strlcUy melting-pot AmeriCan,.
. he's llkezy tO r'5pond best to 'a 38-21.U with a height of
5-foot..i. Or ao ~ another of those
numerous ~ l'ho specialize in
the study of 81.lCh matters.
MOPERY: ••• Fiil' easier tO toler-
ate somebody you don't Ulre jhan
somebody who dOesn't like you, Ito'~
It! ... Favorite color of the dlplnmal,
I think, Is plaid • , . Older Ibo mab,
the slower be walb', drinks, and ruits
a contract. . . .
QUEl\It8 -Q. "Wbere's the llrgest known cemetery
in the world?'' . • •
A. That's probably tJje Great Wall ol China. At least a
million men worked on it for 15 years, '8Dd those who died'
thereat were . buriect'',tb~in.
Q. 11LET'S SEE yo iden.llfy that famous movie actQr
. of yesteryear who was oJ knamed 1The Great Slone Face'."
A. TWO ACl'ORS, sir, were so called. Buster Keaton
and Spencer Tracy. By strangers. FrieodJ addressed Tracy
as Whitey, Keaton as Bulter.
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WHAT'S NEEDED to .collect lnJurance money is
patience, that's clear. Consider the bodily injury cases in
car wrecks. Average time lapse betweeo the claim and the
payment is 15.1 months. )
MORE AND MORE young men who work in factories
are getting their long locks caught in the machinery.
Legislators are concerned. Thty're talking about passing '
some laws. U I had a little spare cash, I'd invest in a hair-
net stock.
AILMENT-Certainl~ wouldn't want to contr~ct ho~se...
maid's knee. Or writer's cramp. Or tennis elboW. Under
the proper circumstances, however, wouldn't mind so much
coming down with bill counter's thumb. That's an ailment
bank tellers get from Dipping through paper currency.
EVERY BEEBIVE has a few sergeant-at-anns bees at
the hive entrance. To stand guard. They won't let just any
old outsider bee in. Only hive member bee.s. And even they
can't get in without giving the pass sign. It's not "Joe sent
me" or anything like that. It's a quick litue dance tl)ey do
on the -landing holll'd.
ROASTED, one average size man would serve about
60 cannibals though not heartily. Anthropologists at the
University oi M!cbigan figured that oul All right, I believe
that's eDCJllib.
Adduss mail to L, M. Bol/d, P. 0. Box 1875, Ne.,_
port Beach 92660.
BONUS
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SelKIM gr08p IR -..I . colon _. styltsl
SPORT
COATS
v ... to $79
BONUS
Wodntldor, Janllll'J 19, 1972 DAILY Pllllf T
• By Phil lnlerlandi QUEENIE Dmvn :to 4,690 •
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California Cuts Traffic .. Fatalities
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i. SACRAMENTO CAP> -driver's conaent It lmp!lecl iuches 1 ho91Jltal U-days lights ror roadside emercen-
CillfornJa drivers are doing a when be ·appllel for hil drivers be generally stays alive," cies.
belier job of· staying alive license. The CHP made 11,MJ Lima says. SAFE Ty JN Sp EC.
beblncl the wheel thanks In drunken driving arrests during SAFETY FEATUJIES _ TJONS-Not only do the CllP
part to ufer cars and better 1971, compared to 11,547 for More and more can on Call-car safety inspections calch
· il!ihways, the state highway the previous year. lomla b!ghwoys IU'e equipped malluncllonlng autos, they
patrol bsa reported: H 0 SPIT AL S-B e lter with l!leaavllut1eat and sboul-send driven · away moro
-Prelimln:ary figures show emergency tee~ i n der belta, collapsible steering "ialety-coosclous/• La n z a
·.California traffic accidents hospitals mean "when • man columns and four.way flasher aays.
claimed 4,l90 lives durlng:li;;;;;;;i;i;;;;OiiiOiiiOiii;.;;;OiiiOiiiOiiiOiii;.;;;OiiiOiiiOiiiOiiii;;;;OiiiOiiiOiii;.;;;OiiiOiiiOiii;;;;.OiiiOiii;;; 1971, down U percent from
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tel kine .......... ~ .... I!--. if7l. ~ .. 1.i ~ .. __,_~
"Ah, ah, ·Mr. Gilbey-hanky-panl:y is
terproductiVe .•• ••·. ..
Ne.w .~.r,.1e P•lley '
w •
coun ..
Inmates to Receive • ' ., > . • . -.. 1-
N otic'e on Releases ' . . '
rehabilitation ·with .
psycblatrisis.
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
calilomla prison Inmates will
get a witattVe RleUe date
within slr: months .~l con-
The plan would set release
dates anywhere from six
months to several-years·in the viCtioh so they can "earn" future. Inmates would get 'pro-
the 4,901 fatalltles of 1970, ac-
cording to the C.lllomla
Highway Patrol. There were
5,080 persons killed In 1911
traffic accidents. ·
Total accidents lnvolvfug in-
jury or death dropped from
162,668 In 1970 'to 160,009 In
1971, tbe patrol's figures say.
It'• almost cirtaln the lower
fatality and lnjtiry totals came
~ • year of incrtased travel
by car and more motor
vehicles, aaid 'Dan Lama, a
superv14lnc CHP Inspector.
The miles-traveled is com-
puted on statewide gasoline
sales figures furnished by the
Board of Equalization-the
. more gasoline sold, the more
miles ,traveled. 'l'be final
figure isn't in yet, "but you
can bei that it went up," Lan-za said.
The CHP Is figuring 197l's
deaths-per·mlles-travtled at
3.8 per 100 million miles, com-
pared wilb 4.2 for t b e
preceding year .
What's caused the drop?
"It's pretty bard to get a
haridle on any one thing,., says
~~~.~ w~ a combina~oQ
Some of the reasons listed
by Lanza: thelr 1'•Y out of prl.tao under grtSS reviews '~ year and
a Controverslal pafo11e· pollcf: . telease Ctates· '.cOuld ht ' ltd.-
The new policy, partly vanced, delayed or reaffinned NEW IDGHWAYS -cau-
abolishing the indeterminate by the Adult ,Autborlty. , fomia added to its freeway
sentence system, has been ''.Hope and. motivation are syst~m in 1971 and_ freeways
adopted on a 6-2 vote by the the two thinga ., the human ace safer per mile. traveled
Ad.ult Authority which has the animal needs to' sur'vlve in this than !Ul'face streets.
resp on s i bi 1 it y, under world," said board vice · . WEATHER -There was
California law, of deciding chairman, CUrtis Lynum, San unusually good driving
when each inmate is released Mateo, who authored the plan. weather during the first three
from prison, "By setting parole dates early months of 1971
The new system to take ef-••• the inmate will have a ..
feel Feb. 1 will give all Jn. chance to earn his release." , IMPLIED CONSENT-Call·
mates tentative release dates The plan was condemned as fornia's "implied con.sent" law
at their first parole hearing, 11an absolutely, comp 1 et e, m~es prosecution of drunken
which will be after six months totally impossible thing" by driving eas~ because of
for all inmates except those • board inember Leland Edman · breath, urine or blood tests to
sentenced to life terms. Of Fresno. Board ·member determine alcohol levels. Drlv-
Formerly, conviCf,s were · not Manley Bowler of Lo s ers mum submit to one of the
told when they would be parol· Angeles, said, "We're getting tests when stopped nr face 11-
ed out of prison untH they had: tbe sCrapings of the bOttom of cense suspension. Co~ have
served enough time to be con: · the barrel in . sta.te .prison. upheld the right of off_'icers to
sidered "rehabilitated." They've been f a 11 u r es , make . the tells, saymg the
To earn their release under fallUm: failui-ts . I don't see. -: . ,
FURTHER REDUCTIONS
ON OUR
CLEARANCE SALE
..._ ... ,..,_
GREAT SELECTION OF SIZES
AND STYLES
Regulcir to $35.95
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NOW
TO 51&-90
AL L SIZES ON RACKS FOR EASY SELECTION
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I the new syslem, ..mvicts ·!iciw we i:'an out O! ibin air pick ~TARS
would have to meet coodltlons l'J'lease dales. It won't work. Sydnq 0marr i. one ot • • \ •L(
o lo.52 IRVIN~ e WISTCLll'.I; PLAZA e NEWPORT UACH such as completing vocational I'm against it... , :the world's srat •trolG-
Or' •cad~ educ!aMD 'Pi:<!-, e :._,~p, chie(. ,11.~,Y mo n d 4.'I°" D~ col~s'?"'"''f' gr8nia> or" succedl\iux''.;0'11:-. ·.~.oald'lie,ipproves of l:turrlf -
pleUng mental or, "attlfJ,ide". {the change.. .
loath toast?Iua
SAN DI EGO,.FREEWAY AT BRISTOL e COSTA MESA, CAL. e 540-1502 . •:.
LAST 4 DAYS OF OUR ~IGANTIC
R E'M ·O D 'E L ... NG . SALE
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WITH1 'EXIRA BONUS BUYS
BONUS
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BONUS
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illla h .,.. '"" •• ••• ,. ' •
e SUITS e COATS
e LEATHEU e SUEDES e SLACKS e SHIRTS
BUY
ANY nEM
'AT REG. PRICE ••• GET
'SECOND
.,
548-8684 ~
STORE HOURS:
DAILY 1.0 AM ·9 PM
SUND~Y 12-5
for If YM •-llroltllt lot :m~~~s~ 11· a··,·
S.W la; r.i, • te Pl
-ill -""' ........... , ,rice • • • .
· SUITS .. .
V._ te '$1JS .. .
NOW
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You can oven buy a Le Baron suit o r
a Hollywood coat tor only ono dollar.
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USI TOUI IANllAMllJCAID -MAITll CM.\ .. -MNTl'Q llYGUIH ACCOUNT -OI mN CASH
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I ~u PU.OT --wolotsdiJ, .i.....,, 19, 1912
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Wed!ltsdly, JMurt 19, 1912 PILOT-ADYEl!TISU 8 • '
UC Irvine ·Reveals Extension Classes for February
n.et.rMay.eJp ...
~~le"t Te"Qlper
Could Be P~y~i:cal
-............. •-• ··"'··•'-lwaw 'lhe rea • ., '--· ._ __ WI!'!" \ ll&ll ,_\;I_
ilas ·lr'--tin .. a ' Dfar .i:lr: ~: ~ am man acti this way w~n an
II "°"' Gld.ml -i:e hll:t If ~ plcer goods lilm
yeon llD •from 8wlberland. lillo, blo1!lnc.up. ,
lls,_..11Dlrwmrlod.M1 M-1tblnlt11.very.Jm-
......• Jilpb " wbl,)1 ii a poRant ls to consider · Jl!lk,' . a>mething oc casionally
Yemt °"" II I ' "1K. ldllCI • overlooked aa a caulO of ruch
who --ai.rl loYe blln. temper apelll. Your husband
But be 1111 I lerrlblt un-ml&lll need a llraln wave trac-~ ......... -"·· Int (tlectroeocephalogram ).
Ht -'1"lo 111•, ~.. On two occell..,.· I recall tho ~ ..,_ 11111111"1 Ids teeth tro.uble· wu due lo out. It,._.. at ·home, In u,_iec1 epUepoy. In those
publle ........... car -·'llhert pallenta propet drugs brought
I &et -It death wt will a-a miraculoua change Jn
run of! Ibo road. lem"1'amenl
I am a l\Ul!ll1 woman ex· lfeo H you,... convince your ·
eepl i••• sfiorl bolpttal Blay a huaband lo have a checkup.
few ~ ago for an Even though the doctor utbmfk lltlck. I don't know discovers no specliic reuen
DOCTOR IN
THE HOUSE
for bla tcnpi!t.out~ts. ·!ran·
qulllzers may calm him ,down.
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MEDICALE'l'l'ES
(Repllea To Roaden) how -""' ~ I cln Bland ~ y I bell ~__., .__ For Mrs . ..,, : es, eve
lllY1 -1411111'11 1 .wper. that poor fitting shoes are a
We' don't nally 11 g h I major cause of fool trouble.
becaUll I doa1 aay anything Elpeclally In gr o w t n g :when· be pl& lbla ,.ay. Bul,my younpten. lololhm of le n
bart 11ar11 pounding and I overloot -the fact "that Utile
1et,aevert -.cbes. And 61 Johnny tnd lolary have
cow., ·become very nuvous. outgrown their present shoes
It Is dHOcull lo mnaln calm -bUI force them lo use them
and let blm llCIUlll and carry becluae they "aren't worn out
OD. yet.''
.\fter a day or two ·-11e feds i. good • way lo h e I p
l!Ofl'I' and 1' -H apin lllrengthen your youugsters' 'i!iirw. II . no quatlon of arcbes 1' lo lei them walk
divorce. My hao-has no around barefooted quite a few
family and needa me becluae houls a day. And, or cour.ie,
Ije bad a hell'I altacl: year• be rure not lo o.verlook thelr
ago; We bavt no "-Y JK'O' need for larger shoes. bl<ml ·and bur' Ille could bo
wonderful.· Dear Dr. Steincrohn: I
wonder H I'm sterile. Whom
shall I see? -lolr, X. ! DOdOI' S!tlncrohn, maybo l!ill. boq able to open my
liurt-to :101J wtll help me gel COMMENT: "Your lamlly 111' llmlllh that I need lo doctor. H you haven't rucb an
bim" It. Several Umea I have adviler, · then make an ap-
111111d to !!rite lo l'Qll. But polntrrienl lo consult wllh a wbJ !lbould anyone bolher urologist. He will do spenn
&a>-.. wllll 1"rt0ntl JK'O' count& and ma ke o I h • r
...... ? W,U, lllW ITU!ly need necessary examinations.
,_ bolp 11111 ldvlce. I have
....., -lo coallde In. ll·naaal _ .. art block· ,_,. fDr -.inc -and ed with lnllamod mucous ~ ._ -co1unm. membranea, tht ...,. ol ;;;"it. -•--1mell, situated ru,h up Jn the
nose, ts Interfered with aays <alltllll!• ,.. ... !_helpful Dr. Stolncr<Jbn In his booklet,
..... -i. lo -ve big "Your stnua Problem.'' For a
-Ill-.. ...... -· If copy write him al this • r ~..,..ir on 0~-encl··•·· 35 cent• =TI err.• com· tn~~;-~ and :"'~AMPED, ~--,,:.,:,, "•:::..-;~ ~~E.A DD~ED EN·
."t::S ' :-e.:'"J: ~'li----------.1
I ., • •1o ·-! u KIDS LOVE
... lie 11111111 ., 1a lot a com-UNCLE LEN tl•l•,;.olal. Sollletlma ...... .. ........ ., .. , .....
,_.._ ..... pet*D
Saturdays in
The DAILY PILOT ....... , ?'0'1£1111 ...... ,,_ _______ -'!
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OUR WAROIOUSE ·
AND STORES~ .
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MORE ARRMNG
DAILY
CONTRACTORS! APARTM'EIT'OWNER ! HOME OWNERS!
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YOUR CHOICE: CUT AND CARRY ; • ,,LIMITED QUANTITIES! SAVE NOW
$$$ ,~1go 1. NYLON COMMERCIAL ••• Terrific for Office ancl Dens •
. 2. NYLON SHAG , •• Ideal for Apa11111ents and RHtals.
3. HERCULONS • • , Excellent for All Areas. . . .
COMPARABLE· RETAIL •4" . . .
DUPONT: NYLON _TRl-~OLO' SHAG
100% Dl:IPONT NYLON ·PILE. DEEP, Ndw . 99
RICH DURABLE SHAG. BEAl:JTIFUL NEW
THREE-COLOR DESIGNS. SALE IQ.YD.
YOUR CHOICil
e DU PONT NYLON $
•COMMERCIAL TWEED • ' 9'HIRCULON . ;
' . J USID ON 60 SGUHl YAlDS
.(OMPLETEL Y INSTAL1.ED OVER
LUXURIOUS FOAM PADDING.
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CL ..... -a.m..: HI-LOW
' THI TltTlD UMI '91 fllPt
, l 00% Fort rel Polyes1er
Pile. Popular two.level pol·
tern. Combirres beauty and
durability, Dis tinctive but
subtle 1weed coloration.
•IOW SAU PllCD AT
99
SO. YD.
SAVI
$3
ENCRON
100% eneron polyester pile.
Extra heavy, th ick random
1heored polftrn. Rugged, duroble
and easy to moinfoin. Very resio
lien!. Seoutiful decorator colors..
NOW SALE PRICED AT
., PRIUD
COM.PAUBLE RH Alt ., .............. $6, 9
.o I I !"!"!!!~~!!
• -100% 'Dacron .Pofyester Pile-Beaqti/ul ,
New· D'eep Shag With. A Full Deep· Pile.
Many New Decorator Colors To Choose From
COMPARABLE RETAIL ................ $7.99
KODEL TRI-COLOR "SHAG
100'% KODIL '°'-YfSTElt PllE, ltlCH, DEEP;lUXUIUQUSlt
THICK PILE. MANY NEW HI-STYLE DfCORATOlt THREECbLOI
SHAG TO SELECT fltOM. lfSIST DlllT AND SOIL STAINS.
f \ -.. r:-r n •.
SAi.£.
PRl.C~
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I.SALE.
·PRICED
COMPARABLE' RETAIL ... ._.•8.991 , •n !'!!!!'!'!!!
"\11 "ELANESE. figRTREL TRl .. COLOR SHAG
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100% fOITlfl POLYESTEL LUSH, DEEP lONG·WfAllNG
AND~ TO SOIL STAYS lfAUTlfUl WITH A MINTMUM Of
, . CAIL Vlrt lfSILIANT. IEAUTIFUL DECOIATOJ THRfE
COLOI SHAG. ..
COMPARABLE RITAIL ...... •9.99
99
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SAVI
$3
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SAll
PRICED.'
<OMPAIAlll llT,t,IL ................... $1.n
i<ODEL SCULPTURED KODEL " TIP-SHEARED KODEL ® SHAG DuPont. NYLON SHM
100% kodtl Polyester Pile.
3 Pile Htlght Pottem in
Grat eful Design. Rugg ed
Durobility. Beoutiful Colors. ..
llOW SALi PRiCED AT .....
99
SQ. YO.
FREE SHOP-AT-HOMI
WPn SERVICE
can At DI Stn llnt Y•
1 oo-. Kodel " PO:yesler
pile. Three pile heigh! pol·
tern in groceful design.
Ruq9ed durabiij!y. Beou11ful
colors.
IOWSAU
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·~· Pmc&AT .......
C-AIAlll llTA!L,,,_..:,.a
~•I '30 .. 90 DAYS JJ 110 UltUUT
FULL 4·1HC~ PILE
100%. l<odel • Polyesler
pile. Truly one of tht
rhtckest, heaviest 'Sh•
owiloble. A dromotic car·
• peltwith o full 4-11tc• ,11 ..
M.lt1tuf MW toll>f'L
I 00% DuPon t Nylon ~ile.
Truly one of the rhick06t,
h!aviest shags availoblt.
•W.SAU
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tf ........... . 1......... ... .. _,~ m• . t 111-m•
Welf Covl•• lllttwn.an.
Son Dlooo f-to ~ lilocitt ilor!ll .. 1 w11s111,. Wm. Turn-Son1o Nwi f"""'Y on
off 6 b'ocb West on Euclid, Across from
Wilslhrt. Col~. Ftd.
-II Sao ltmanfifto Frwy •
ro Ctirvo $1. 3 Ilks.·
No on Cilrvs to Work·
mo~
99
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W--, "-!tf 19, l~ DAILY l'ILOT It
'George' HwD .anized ;
t • "IAT-MM:llTIKI -· :i.n.., 19. lt72 -. Ag~~ulture Pes t Contro l -.
Advisors Must Take T es t
J'AJlll.ll CIRCVS
Computer AUls Sch oot-With PerfQnality · ~ . . ' •... ·=·= . • • I •:• ~ pool coalrol ,.S. wltll tho stale ~ of Under tho oew llw (SB IGZlf • His neme ii Georp. He
Ylln wtU bl Djoded ta Ac!i<WI"!!..! ..., ~ llcned by tho G o v e.n or
ml•bm• qu"'btlmll, mmt tnioinl """'pe-st'".'...~.-:. ,_,uy, 1ppllcanll for •
lab lnWnC -Ind -qricufiural """"" -liceftM moy qulllfy and bl ~ t. be lieeoled vlaers. cortifled by the state Director
and rocJlte!'ad Wider 1 -Tbe . county llllMIY, the ol Alfleulture ooly after P8U' stat. llw. 1 gr lcultunl commlsslonel' Ing an eurninallon, Fitchen ·Or-County Alricollurll l'f\llllrled, ii ~ « . • . ·-. . .
Joob llb I tn-1ltor. And bl
typee '° fut his &lend& 1t
Glen View School In Hun-
Ungton 861ch IP"J' widHytd
as .they .watch. But beat \lf all,
George is a per1DD1llty 01111. . . C<>mml-Wllllem ,-u. ' &lalewide .,., o u.:.:i lo 1bo llw becomes e(fective
chm oOtllnod tho -· .,.... delennioe tho. boc and Jilly I, 1972 and the target
c:edln todly Jn uqlo( -~ of ..,.. 1.000 date for examination ci f
-_,. who --• pa--teil w I t.h peraona !leOklng a· llcenoe II ~ fro m the agrtculh!rll peat cootro\.-June J, . 1Cniv~ of Cal i fornia This category Includes I11formatlon obtained
That's one oeqet of hb mc-
cess. ffe7s a ~ized com.
putar. And he 's.mokinf •di!·
lerence In the nlotb c-II
Glen View. Gecqe'a buddies
continually crowd around bJm,
through receoii. )llnch, Ind even ofter IC!lpol. T h e y
"converse" with G • o r c e •
unaware that tbt)t are recelv·
Ing drill Ind 11<.Cllco In moth
AgrtcUltaiaJ Exlallllon service 1 g r I c u I t u r .a I chemicll through tho 1111rVey will oerve
ta -It fully Ind mutn it aalesmen 11111 dealers,· com--u 1 . aulde ta i:RobUah Jnl!DPllJ to the,Ualvenity. PIDY I ec ha le 1 I_.,,... qullillcatlons, 1 c bed u I e
1bo -•tr v Ice, taUves, pestcoalnl operators, trllninC, and devel91> ... "M""""Y I You ,.id )ll>u'd "'v• me the juice cans
sa I con make you a•pencil holder at school I" l'ltchln aald II -•ting CO!llllltanls 11111 .olhera llllillltlon proce1M1,Jio aald.
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0% Avtin Poly1sl"-PUt.
tiful Hflovy Shog.\l'ftw
Of'S 10 .elect from.' •
. ore·n
s'uNDAYS ~
I· • . AND
\EVEN~NG~f
\BUY .
I DOW!)·
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BIGGEST
SAYINGS·
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ACIYUC SIAG ~
uv1 '
C'ANDY STRIPE
100% .Acrylic-fiber~
Deep, tich duroble shag.
Beo utifui new tolors.
99
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AIR l llTAtt ........... ~6,ft
ENCRON ~
P~e ~ of 100% (nc:ron
Polyester. Dflp, T!\ick,
l u)Curious (or~, Opti-
mum PerforcnQnce, llll!1'
\'.1eor, Eoiy Car!. Resilt.
enf. Many · Colors to
Choose from. . . . NOWSAlf,llCIO .... ,-..,,.
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SAVE 6.oo·
S .. CIAL SALE .
CUSTOM ··DRAPERIES
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Pr'ofes~ionally Made Custom
Draperies. Your Choice of Fabrics.
IPICIAL'S · $
$3.S0-$4°.SO FAllRICS' '
SUPERB .
WORKAWISHIP
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ONLY •••
lOlll ... ,.. V•l•l'll
--ltd. 2111 L llifl~ •11.ftl4 llMl41
Son Diogo F-lo 3 BlocJca Wat ol
lei-IW tum· five Points o~~ all north on a.im-. I
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1111..-~ 1111. •·2111 ~'-'" Silt""°" Wftv, fost to
lain! Conyon BIYd.
.KITCHEN
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·CARPETS ·
NAME BRANDS -
FINEST QUALITY
' r •, •
· Great For Kiichens, Patios,
Cars; Boots And Many Other
Uses. New Decorato r Colors
, And O!sig~s.
99
SQ. YD.
i SAVE
'3.00
l 00% Herculon .Olefin Pile. ·
New Miracle Fiber • Stoin and
Wear Resistant. Beautiful
Decorator Colors. '
INDOOR•
OUTDOOR
CARPET~
IDEAL 'FOR FAMILY f~
ji ROOMS,.PLAY ROOMS,;
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DENS '
SQ, YD •
t SAVE
$3.00 •
COMPAlllU J4 99 ....... ., • ...,-·t • ' '
NOW
SALE
PRICEIJ·
COMPARAILI RETAIL,. 7$4.99
BRAIDE.D RUG
~v ·9 co~':'LE $1,4· 9S ~ $35.00 .. . .
WITH COUPON tlMIT ONE PU CUSTOMER
8RAl .DED RUG &12 '°':t-:U s29ts 7 A.. $19.95
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!IML-l hl.
111·1•
L Coloo.do llMI. at
Son Gobri~ 81vd.
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WITH COUPON UMI! ONE PER CUSTOMH
'Hellywoed
·1115 W, Y11-AM.
111·1415
2 811". north o1 Holly-
wood Blvd. on Ver·
mont.
s .. Fl'llncitco
.MlllllAI
llt II C.•t lt1I
nl-!!$5
Costa Mesa
1714 Ney,iport aw.
645-3020
NOW1)0rt Bk ol l 71h SI.
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Ullb. And Ulelr lb!Hti11 lo 0earto II 1 blrnl al........ •
CIMDPIU wltllout pend! llld loo, ....... • '"°" 111'1 -···-~·-,...., ...... Md.ti-... pnud·ud 1111-.· ' the -.......... ~:: Geor1lo 11 • rully 1 model the . bl!-prof r 1 • 1 ,,
311111 IBM _..... larmln-•--tlley'rl Pm 1 .t al, ..... lo .llll .... b)lt ' cllolee. •.
Goldla Wiiie.mp llldllook· A ·n=. -_. ed up to tbe ......,. center. · binlal1zr aad ~ ~ lt~Coutc.uep... • .... ,. •• llilllr ....... Jrilb ',.
c-p•o "loller falllOr~ II 0Wtt ~ OOI ._.
Golden West lludeal GllT lollo'ortlll IM' the -1. to .~
Trembl.;, en~ 1111-rud: ;
jot who ii wwkln( II Glee "My Lord and Muter, ~
View u a teacbel:'a Die. But Ablolute Dictllor of &nner, I, ...
Tremblay allo -U u a otu-yoar llomblo ..,.,..1, be( to ,j
dent Pl'Olfl,._ at the col· . nport ., tbe -ol Y"< do-•
lqe and it was at his request main. Tbt popul8tk>o ls t5 ~:
lhlt the pomble 1amlnll loan loyal a1bjodl. Yau own l,OllO '•
to Glto View WU 1pproved. acrtl ol llnd and Wt ~ we
Now 1v1ilable in the • planted oa all of them. We ···~
achool's learning center, tHe harvested three bulbtls, which ..
computer has c b 1 11 e n g e d wu eoougb'lo ~ all people :
students to f e a t s of Crom ltarvlnC. • • • ~ ~
m1lbeniatics that t be Ir And c-p --. ., to '.,
lelcbers would have thought ••k. the ,-.. ejlerotor, .
Jmpbsaible a few week! ago. relgnin1 11 dietatiat of s.Dn'er, '
Computtr t t r · m i n o l o g y bow be wantl ti dll&rHllte this
norm,olly far IJeyond ·the frllD, bow muab bi ,w1~'to ''
potentill ol the average 111-keep fi>f himlell, lie:-. ;
yeAN>ld was qtilckly mastered The 1tudent "11* ln bil ..
by fifth graders eager to taJk answer1, and lf hli· 1tithmetlc •
to a computer • .They can Joad is accurate, and if ttie com ... ~ !
and unJoad the programs puter doea'nl 'throw· ln an in--
themselves, a complex opera-vasioo of· locuatJ or a drouaht. -.
tion which involves program the pupil m•ln&alna b f 1 , ~
discs on file at the college. kingdom. It npt, ·then ''X" ~
And they can talk George'• number or people will be •·
language -APL :MO. reported dtld the followlnc ,
"I just hid • feeling," year. And IO tbl·1ame ps. ,.
Tremblay sakf, 0 about these One younc npert, aiztb
kids and computers. YJ e grader Joe Dealton, h a s ,
wanted to do something about almost cqmpletely mastered
improving math abiliUes this . the terminal. To chollengt. the :
· year, so we developed a program ·one day, ht decided
challenging c 0 mp u t e;t pro-to annihilate tht ~.om by •
1ram." starvation, and then aee wb:a&
"So lar itll w o r kin I , " the complllr; -Id ban to '
Tremblay 11ld, 0 even better · 111. · .. . ·-•
thin we thought it W<iuld." Joe infO!'lllld. tho e0mpuler ..
The nuon for success, he that he ~ dlltrlWte mv 1
said, l.a that atudehts mu.st bushels of .bla birvest. :
utilize what are for' them dif· Came the IDIWW: •<Tyran~!
ficult math concepts in order . All the people wD1 aterve! I
·ta talk ta George, and lbey'ie · ahall I~ ~ ~ ....Olu· ·
talking to him as'often aa ~Y tion! Farewellt", . •
get 1 chance. And G-ao lilned ~If .. ,
HHe's a giant magnet," said off. 'lbe ~ chuckled ..and .
Glen View principel Mary Coe. dialed a ~Jll'OP'lrll, without ·'
"Even the teachers line up for realillnl bo'#.ateb. ma~ he .•
1 chance to watch him was leamlllC .a tho Ill· '
operate:" powerful dlct ...... 1 SWntr.
Unvented Ga.SH.eater
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• · . minlalrallaa -off• r i d o Newpert BilCb Jf o I I c 1 · 11ehi-1b!t 11aun ot i:U and
have hep! lftolr !I'll *7elo t:ll .,:m. ll!Of-·..wi, duriJI(
llcenslai ·~·· IJltm. tbt· --)..-ra&er.· Tiiey \ In wbldi IUO paid--1tt: . ','':; '
belp ....,,,,.. a All. lllcycll Admlill&lritllf . 1 y i r1 m 1 :;
&toll!! nest lllOllth. 111111* """" oiloilo Tuildiy •. J.-. will . be I~ o d •Yea!al';. pn"i'"' ID· Ille eol-• tbnJulh Doctmber, 1171, ml mlniilNm' of ·fl Ii 1 .-. II I •
provide 1 record of indivklUI) ........., m 1 1 tin f Wed-i•
ownership on file at police needay1; •:i · ..,.m.r Ill •
lla!lquartan.. . ---· ...... Now 11 1n especlllly gpod ,wed!~ ...i ....iaot1o1 r
lime ta lib care of tllil 11111111 and ;;w rn lllC tlu'. r 1. b
IDlll«, police point out, IJllCI 'l'tluradlyo. ' · : ii
IDlllY Hlrbar.A\'U re&ldenil .ROllllnlloe'Wlll Ill hilt It "
received 'new 'blkes ovor the1 the s.i.. Am -"-' , Cbrlltmu ltolklly1. '1.m. ta t ,....,_.....,., ~ .
Llcenlll ore &Old weekdly1 5. Tuition fw. -· cllll II from I 1.m. to I p.lil. I t tho ...... n .... -·ti........ '
DOllco ._.b ... -ol· :credll .., ·--.. ' ' .. bcecreteainp·and we1hds . r • · $ at &ix fin &latlool. .. · • .. 1 LocotioM ... llD E. Balbol ; Co . B-..:,) __ , 1
Blvd., 41$ Jn! SI., 1.141 .lnlal ·-ry.: llCAlJ ,
Ave., m Marine Ave., 416 '
Mlrlcold· Ave., lltd • 81D11 E d fo PE. ~ Blrb1ra Drive. ' n . . ;
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are I to I p.m. ••kdl:J, t ~ l:aartti ~ .,
to 5 p.m. ~ Ind 1 to • c~ a.-1 •= r 5p.m.~ ................ !
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-· lloe In )111111' ........ • Nancy L. Sbtrman, SI.Ill law mr'idly 111' •
dlufblar ol Mr ........... Ray junior ODllelt .. I .. ..r
Shermla " 11111 ' l'la10lt -""' ...... " ..., ... Clrdt, II 1 junior II 1111 -Pll' ... ..... mklwtltlnl 1111hwi1117, ..,. _ .... a.
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D0cks Won't, S~p W.~ ~o
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·Near Riot Ends . .
Student Ernie Long, alleged to be one 'of the leaders
ot a near riot al Moreno Valley High $Choo! Tues-
~·~· wu bu.stied 'into a 1beriff's car following the
dncidenl which saw rock and bottle throwing and .~~empted assaults on officers called to the scene
'"' 'Ille CU.turbance.
:Never-Too Late
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Seniors See NUdie Dancer s
' I ·r HOLLY,WOOD (UPI) -n
WU ~r citizens night •at
the CluaJc cat night club, "°bole 1nude dincer1 normally
twllate a 1II1 b t y YOWlfer :p.owd. I
;_ Four bualoada of oldltml -
average age 78 -descended ' oo the, SUnset Boulevsrd
e1fi"llolnnenl Tuolday night
, to Ylew I um.,d-down version 't a Dude revue.
. Not one of the 10me 150
elderty1 ~.:>r• 1eemed of~
Jeaded bY the lotid rock music, , m.tdna lfshta or topl.,. gyra-iloal 'ol the daocers.
"I ebould 111 not," respond-
ed }CaUe Quarton, 94, when
~ I: she disapproved. ~ t ' ator (topless danc-
fll)1 qp ere Is very sraceful. Site's very nice." · ·
. The e1curaion waa the idea
ol Nels·.Teeters, ,wli> played
The resid<nts of live casa
Bonltl retirement homes In
Los Angeles and Orange coun-
ties . already hid 1 e e n
Disneyland, Marineland and
similar attractlona:. They were
ready for stronger stuff. Fully
half of them signed up for the
Hollywood excursion, paid for
·by the Casa Bonita manage-
ment.
The girls at the Classic cat
usually work nude, but they
donned G-stringJ for Tuesday
night's per(onnance. • 1 W e
planned a nice mlddle-of-the-
road show they could enjoy,"
said Al Well!, owner of the
club.
.. We JuR .don't , want anY heart attack.s. ,._ ·
Wells conlided to some of
tQe . ~Hmated ' ~ ne~sgieri
who covered the event ,that
"if 'the mOOcl . seemed 'right" a;; girls might doll their G-
strings.
The mood oeemed right but
the G-strinp rtayed on.
H~·' ",.. 't . er .,Q k'~ I•• Run for set . -: SA~ENTO i'i -. Sen.r,~:L. ltn-'
dslej hu ' Iller V. "thQ\lghllu=~ -':f slderation" he hu ·cleclited not <r'
to run for the Loi Angeles .
County conpualooal s e a t
being vacated by Rep. H. .
Allen Smith. '
YOU MAY NEYER IET
ANOTHER CHANCE •••
· 4 DAY SALE .
TH•iDAY)FRIDAY 9 T09;
SATURDAY9T06;
'--~SUNDAY10T05_....__,
...... In oregon burletque
hcluses ' 50 years ago and
thought be and bis friends
would enjoy seeing the modem
verolon.
A highlight of the show WU
an a u d t e n c e parilclpation
number in which a half dozen
men ended up dancing on
stage. They got aouvenlr aeta
of ponlles.
Two other Republicans are
considering nmning for the \ ,; Soft ond r<wt.dtdownt~.-for',.clifnen.
seat -PruldenUal Counselnr ·: ._ . no1 ·~•u.:_.1 ! I · 1o Robert H Flncb and state , ~~ SIO .;,.,._,.,.....,..~ ace yam or nger
Star-~~s ,,
Of 1940&:
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Dead: ·a t ,55 r· , . . • ·PALM DESERT, ~~Ill.
(AP) ~ Rochtlle HudsOn, a
!>runette fllm star of the 1930s
and '408 who later coslarred in
the . television serieS "That's MY Boy," Js dead at 55. '
The Riverside County Sher-
iff's office said she may have
suffered a heart attsck and
anoounced that an autopsy
. would be performed. She was
found dead Monday at her
. Palm De!ert Country Club
home.
• A friend, Evelyn Young,
saJd Miss Hudson had been ill
' recenUy with a cold and
laryngitis.
. Miss Hudson costarred with
WJll Rog..,, Fredric March
-and other leading men of the
~30s and '40s. The 75 pictures
she made included "Imitation
of Life," "Rebel Without a
Cause," "Are These Our
Chlld'ren ?'' and "Les
Miserables."
Sen. H .. L. Rlcbmiloa (ft,. ' _.,.._ -,.lowly <Olon.
Arcadia).
Dynamic Entertainment
Double Header
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·MIKE &·
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9 P.M. ... In his 8:30 ·P.M, throup
9th year at Kona Jon. ,; only!ll ,; , KON1A-~tAN~s
COSTA MISA
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·Moth-Proofed o"d i non-oll~c.. Alt
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cohn.. nytont. PGtJ•••a, lho9a. hMo
patt.ms, teYel ·loOps l u twffdL loorn-
h•• p;.c .. -fn>m $75.00 to $1 ~oo'
ii IOld by .... yard.
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have your own ~e
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a bed and at( ice· bOx.
Only $2,100. 1
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item i:>r sa!e tn tir 4td
ls an electric twin' b!td!
Bu t there is Aleo • TV
cabinet, Beam bottles and
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Holl; Up To 32 Sq. yc1t. lof c.,._ '
tlnuous fllo"*"t Nylon P'tfe Com-
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Royololro Podding.
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Women's, S-M-1.·Xl. ........ $15:95 Elt<lri< Sox .......... ; ..... $5;11
Jtnlld Ski Sweottt, WhlttlN-Ski Survn 4 ft. loog ........ $3.91
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ipature
For The H~pHit
Record By Caspers
D.bsolutions
SANTA ANA -New Boan! CllllnDM ..... w. c.,or.
....., 11111 "'" ...,.h or hil "'"' ... --t 1111111111 docUlft•tt lllor """ boltll
moollnl, -""' )J' 1111 au)llr!looro.
He pro(IOIOll tbat :
I. fto .,.._. '' 111dlor'mod It tin 1111 ori,tilll
copy of such dOcuments and
have the clerk of the board ..... ,..,. ........ .
.. toplol, ..
2. The clerk be authorized to
... 1111 ftel 11111 I
f1csJmlle signature wu used
on all documents and oo notily
the board chalnnan. ·
· Second District Supervisor
David L. Baker of Garden
Grove objected to the latter
plan. 1"I'he original should be
signed because such actions
become part of the oUicial
history of the county. A rubber
stamp ts okay for t h e
duplicate copies/' 1111:1 Baker.
The board agreed with
Baker. AJtemate plan No. 1
was approved.
Mesa Man
Must Pay
Back Bills
SANTA ANA - A Superior
Court judge bas 1ranted a
Judl"'ent ap!nst •I Costa
Mesa man aft.er hearing
Orange County Medical Center
representatives successfully
argue that he failed to pay an
$8,027 bill.
Judge Robert L. Corfman
granted the default judgment
against Anthony O. Dernel!e,
1241 W. Baker St. It was
stated tha.t the bill covered
medical e~pense incurred over
the past three years.
· Administrator Robert White
Medl'cal Center
Administrator Robe.rt White
said Demelle was hospitalized
as the result of an accident in
·'November, '1967. He tliimed
Dernelle received a settlement
of $18,000 for those injuries
rle ·~ Jtobtrt ConrM during his period of treatment. l.~ K~1or• White told the court that
. 'f.:::r•"· l7r.n'11~ l". 1"1111 Derntlle holds considerable
11:kl'llr• WtlltMY Wad ,,,.,., property In Orange C.Ounty
n Art1111r A · • · · · · · ·and: intends to leav~ the coun. An~ ·j\~11c1 ~1tven ty without setUing hi.s hospital
ha ::;'4111 rr ::ie L.11d bill.
, C.nill'fl Kt., •nd 11:o11trt Judge Corfman'• ruling l!JIS
one of two such adio¥ taken i!l:..~no~~ last week in court b8ckin& of a ~ A , w"g-!.. '· ' ., "· 81111 .......... medical center crackdown on 11 ,,_ Ind __,, S.
F. 1nc1 G1'Jtl~·, delinquent accounts. 1rda I ,....r 1 tenc-. •nd Loul• Judge Robert K n e e 1 a n d
I.ft', .. ,..,. J . tfld 11:.,., H. granted a default judgment of ........... ,ndtrkll. H. 9nd ,.,t M. ~~ J"" _, 1tkfllrd L $5,887 against Dr. Conrad B. ~-· r11trkla H.i.. Ind O.vld Engram of Oxnard after it
J::~ t~~~ 11:. was alleged that the physician 1t~"r:'Jr«11r1ck l:r~ •· f-He1 to p.9..V a bill in that
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Mayor Fil.ea
Road Name
Prat.est
Drivers Sought
To Aid Blind
Dellth J\'edees amount !Or 'treatment lo his
wi.e 1n April and May of 1970.
MALL
ANAHEIM -Volunteer
driven are needed to help
HowtfC • twt 111 ~,. ... co111 transport blind persons to •~• " -.1t1 ,., -... ltn. I and t' ·u t the 5urv bl' -· PhUl1. 11 ,..., -p c asses ac 1v1 es a •r•fl ·d•u•ht1rt ~ 1r11t· CPA Gets ost 0 Count Banh of the t,..-,~. ""'a~'"'" 11 AM, range y r c .. ,--,l'lolldw • ., Chi • n••rflll•."'· Braille Institute, 527 N. Dale l'tlrMYln #Mli'!OI'!. .... INf!IWI~
MorlWtY. Dlrloci~io~ FULLERTON - K e 1 t h St., Anaheim. £nJ.. kn , 1501 _.lt~in. Adams, a certified public ac-For further information con·
bY th ' '°"' WI •. 1 "' countant, has been appointed tact Mrs. Shirley Grove. Oo~' I Jt ll\Ulfl , 1'11, ~
INI ~d . 1y,
J1 ,., 11. west NMI. · ' v•11 . controller at St. Jude Hospital Orana:e C.ounty b r a n c h '"" ldttt -. Mort1,11ry,
"'' 01~'ALLtoM• here. manager at 821·5000. ~~ !~ :r~1C.1:' .. "Gt°l..T.1....::.::.:__ __________ ..:.... ______ _
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:~cean View Progratn BEACH MAN ' ~ ~ I
i ' P hi S d H N H WINSPOST ro em tu ents ave . ew . ope :.=~~!':!':~hou=
Swi1n1ning Classes
Success on Coast ~ t ~ Br -.ioBN ZALLllR apent at Jeut part at th&lr day ~ 0t • .,..., ,_ ""' in regular clasa:room. ! Sam's ooly problem was "Theoretically the EH <IUt-
iluot he <OO!dn1 read very es we~ alwa)'I aupposed to r move their <hllllten ba<k Into lf'ell. But when a fourth Brader the ,..glllar clauroom qukk·
fl average intelligence can Jv " said Nonnan Glnsbur&, I • 't jWy read al the level of a first dlre<tor of pupil penonnel Ill'·
!f'ader 11'1 a big problem. vl<ee In the Cl<ean View •Yo-f~ll behind In his clauea, tem, 418ut in practice it dl~n't
UJually work out thet way. came frustrated , Beforet969onlyflvetoten
tteilJgerant, began fighting percent .of EK children were ;;ltb other students, and even "graduatin8" back Into Wtth hll teachers. regular c1aS!el each yenr,
~This rah Sam was rtmoved Ginsburg said. Since 1969 the
• rate has climbed to 40 or SO ftom hl1 ngular school and percent, and q a result there
eegregated in a class with 11 are now many fewer children ~ educationally ban· left in the EH cll.Slel.
ckapped children -or EH's, And next year the EH label
.v and segregated classes will as they are called. disappear altogether from the
l For many chlldre~, assign-Ocean View system.
ip.!fJt to an EH class is the end In their place will be Le:am-ot the line. Bused to faraway Ing Assistance programs, a
*"°°ls, watched over by totally different concept; at
ij:achers who !NY not care, each of the district's 24
atorned by their peers. Many elementry IChoola.
Dever live down. the stigma. Unlike the old EH programs, ~But Sam wa~ lucky. Three children wlll be attending local
YJW'S ago, statistics indicated schooll and since the Leaming lie probably would have re--Assistance program will last
riaiiied segregated in EH only three hours . per day,
daaaes at least through the children will not suffer the
t!lgbtb grade. But new pro-isolation they did as EH's. guns have enabled h i s And most linportant, as far ttacbers in lhe Ocean View as Glnsburg' ls concerned, the
~district to pul him back new programa will ,rea<h
t, the regular classrooms in many chlldren with a aerlous
four months, and to keep learning problem, though not
m behaving normally. serious enough to be assigned
:. In 1969 there were 100 Ocean to an EH class.
View children ln segregated 11Educaton agree that about E:fl classes. Today there are 10 percent of the children in
ol!ly 1J, and moot of these any given school have a learn-
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GWC Musicians Slate •
Spain Concert Tour
The Golden Well! College
Singer!, Coiicert Band and
Madrigal Singers will tour
Spain for 10 days in March,
:Bank Slates
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March Open
' :The Bank of Newport,
Chartered three years ago by a. ayndlcato of Newport Beach
tiUllnessmen, will open tern,·
porary facilities March 15 at
the lntorsedion of Dover
Drive and !Mb Street.
Ronald L. Rodgers, presi,
dent, said · the b a n k ' s
Jiermanent building, to be
IOcated across on the east side
Of Dover Drive, will be com,
]fleled In 13-2! months.
: "The temporary facility will
riot look temporary," a
spokesman said, noting the
structure will likely be moved
to a branch location when the
~enl bank is finished. The Bank of Newport will
have Initial assels of 13
million, raised through the
1911e of slo<k, the spokesman
l(llid.
entertaining in Madrid and at
nearby U.S. Air Force bases.
Trustees of the CoaJt Com-
munity College District have
granted perml.nion for 100
students to take the trip
Mar<h 21-31. They wlll be ac-
oompanJed by 16 chaperones .
Students will pay for their
trips, with help from the
Golden West student body
fund . The trip was arranged
by music iristructor Tom
Hernandez, after be travelled
to Madrid in the summer.
The Golden West performers
will join Ill memhlra of the
Foothill College Band for the
trip.
, Gerald Schroeder, one of
four Golden Wut music in-
structors who will make the
trip, told trustees last week
that three concerts .have been
guaranteed and more are el'.,
pected. He also said hotel ar·
rangements have been made
and the U.S. Air Foret ha1
promised to provide
tr~portation in Spain.
Schroeder said the trip
would have been settled more
quickly el]lecl for a alilht
culture clash: "we're 1n a bur,
ry and they aren't."
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FORMAL~,
COCKTAIL DltlSSIS
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AIDING CHILDREN
Conny LaRo.
ing problem in some area ,"
said Ginsburg. "The new pro-
gram will ·anow us to reach
more of them, and to reach
them more effectively."
Increased state aid , better
traJned teachers, and. recently
developed techniques for dea1·
ing with learning problems are
largely responsible for the
dlstrid gains, Ginsburg said.
"Our belief is that if we can
bring our new methods to bear
on a problem, any child of
average intelligence c a n
overcome his learning or
behavioral d i f f i cult Y,''
Ginsburg said.
The case of Sam, a real
USE YOUR
PENNEY
CHARGE
CARD
fourth grader whom teacher•
recard ., a typical EH, oan be
uaed to UIW1trato what these
new methods mean ln prac-
U<e.
When Sam and 11 other EH
children arrived in Conny
LaRoe's class la.st fa11, each of
them found a small chip on his
desk.
"When I think you're behav-
ing well," the teacher told her
class, "I'Jl give you a chip.
Each chip ts worth a minute of
free time whenever you want
to take it."
Although this didn't cause
Sam's behavior to Jmpeove
drastically, he did make it a
point to earn good behavior
chips when he could.
And one other thing hap-
pened to Sam on the first day.
Mrs. LaRoe tested his reading
ability whlch she found to be
equlvaient to a beginning first
grader's, and gave b!Jn a
reading program suited to that
level.
"I'm a flrm believer that
there was never a kid 'ifho
didn't love to team," said Mrs.
LaRoe. "It's just a matter of
finding a program suited to
his particular level of ac-
complishment. ..
It wasn't long before Sam
was reading to earn chips. At
first he did so grudgingly, but
then Mrs. LaRoe required that
he read with a cheerful
disposition, and Sam adjusted
as necessary to earn chips.
It worked. Sam found he
didn't mind reading BO much
after all -eo long as he was
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able to do the work. And hll
behavior, once belligerent and
abrasive, shortly returned to
normal. In fact Sam bu ac-
cumulated 4-0 free.time chips
without spending one.
Today Sam reads at the
level of a mid-year second
grader, attends rt g u 1 a r
science, art, music, and PE
classes, and sees Mrs. LaRoe
less than an hour ·a day ror
speclaJ reading sessions. After
just four months in EH
classes. Sam ha.s essentially
overcome his problem.
Mrs. LaRoe said that her
methods do not dlfrer very
much from what s o m e
teachers have been dolng for a
long time, except that ber
special training -over 65
graduate credill at Ulng
Beach State College -enables
her to attack learning and
behavior problems In a more
systematic and cons.istently
successful way than was
posSibJe in the past. Aft~inal phase-out of EH
programs next fall, Ginsburg
wints to c~n.centrate on ap-
plying Mrs. ;taRoe's method
-called tHe Contingency
Management Program -to
all regular claS$J"OOms.
"l want special lµ.rnlng
Coordl!!ators worklnf'._ with
regular teachers to devel~ an
individual remedial program
whenever a child needs It,"
Ginsburg said. "l see no
reason why a child with a
learning problem has to be
segregated from his regular
classmates."
· of Iha largul organization of
landscaping contnctors In the
oountry.
Frank Hirata of the Hirata
Landsc:aplng Company, 16521
Rhone Lane, bu been named
trtasurer' ·or the Long Beach--
Orange Counly Laods<aplng
Contractors' Association~ of-
ficials have announced.
6 Beach
Youths Vie
For Service
Six Huntington Beach young
men are among 39 applicants
selected by Rep. C r a i g
Hosmer (R-Ulng Beach) to
compete for openings at the
Army, Navy, and Air Force
service academies.
In announcing the names of
finalists from his district,
Hosmer said he ls listing men
he considers qualified, but is
l.eaving the final choice to the
Academic Boards of t h e
respective academies.
Those selected from Hun-
tington Beach High School are
Forrest A. Miller, Roy A.
Neyman, and Daniel A. Nolan.
The three selected from
~tarlna High School a r e
Dou~las E. Dunn. John T.
Hamb g, and Torkel L. Pat-
terson.
By CANDACE PEARSON completion In ~to days. °' ""' Dtllr l'tllt si.n Loats feell the program bas
The wumption that all *'probably saved many lives,
Orange C.Oast ch11dren are provlnc that a school program oflen doe! more than jusl born pra ctically balf·fl.sh may educate childrtn."
not be true, but an innovative More children wlll be able to , Newport-Mesa school dlJtrict program is helping develop take advantage of It this
swimming skills at an early spring and next fall, Loats hopes. Enrollment was
age. somewhat limited this ran by
A poll taken by Dr. Norman school )()cation in relation to
Loats, asso c I ate superin· available pools.
tendent, at several elementary But he caUed the idea an
schools last year showed that "efficient a n d economical
a large number of beach-living uUlizatk>n of school and com-
children could not swim. munlty r e 1 o u r c e s and
Loats immediately initiated facilities" and said it only cost
a test ·program to see !f the district f4 a .udent, in-
special swimming instruction eluding busing.
would enrich regular physical The results have also been
education programs. satisfying .
It was considered a success A mid-year report sho"'S
and expanded to inc lude 10 that n& students -Including
elementary schools this fall · 245 non-swlmmers -from can,
with almost 1,500 students in yon, Pomona, VM:toria, Whit·
grades 3--6 taking the 10 30-tier and Wilson schools had
minute lessons. been enrolled at the YMCA.
Instruction was given by a Al the Boys Club, 666
classroom teachers, a Red students -440 of them OO!l-
Cross certified s w i m in-swimmers -participated
structor and a water safety in-from Bay View, Lindbergh,
structor. Monte Vista, Woodland and
This fall students were bus-McNally schooll.
ed to pools at the Orange About half of the children
Coast YMCA, 2300 University who couldn't swim completed
Ave., Newport Beach, and the all the testa and objecUves by
Boys Club of the Harbor area, the end of lhe session, Loats
594 Center Dr., Costa Mesa. said. The other half wlll return
~t Loats said he . hopes for more lnstiuc~lon in the
spring Instruction will be April to June session.
given in the present Newport Loats said provision has also
Harbor High School pool. A been made to accommodate
new olympic-sized pool at the coutal student who does
Harbor High ;, achedllled for swim .well.
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0r1g. 5.oo.7.98 .................... ,Now
Men's Faahion Flare Sl1ck1 $411
Orig. 6.98-7.98 ..................... NOW
Men's C11ual Pants $311
Orig. 5,98-7.91 .................. , •. NOW
Mon'I Rayon Flannel Plaid Shirl• $311
Orig. 5.00 .......................... ~ow
Men'• Wool Plaid Outer Shirts $ 411
Orig. 5.91 ............... , ... , ..... NOW
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1kirt1, swut1rs, etc., etc., etc.
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Glr11 Ankle Pants Reduced
100% cotton corduroy, bruahod, $188
westem 1 .. n cut flare legs
Orl1. S.00 ...................... NOW
lloya 'V' nock pullovera $122
Orig. 3.98 ......................... NOW
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ys cord, ranch facket1 1lo
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Panty holO & girdle 10l1
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Ladln' arnel fl-e robt1 '8"
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choo .. from Jr. llylH In corduroy& $1t88 '·1
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Choosing
A Calling
Not Easv
" By JOYCE L KENNEDY
Otar Joyce: I am a 23-year-
old common laborer who is
very much lnteresled in fin·
ding a career or vQCation. l
am "career -less" and "In-
terest • less" except for die
labc:r1 do because my dad did
IL I hav• had no help selecting
a pooltloo In lilt. not by high
acbool counaekn (didn 't have
any ) or employment agencies.
I am very willing and in-
tellectually able to go to data
processing school, c o 11 e g e ,
vocaUonal school, etc., if I on-
ly knew how to discern and
pursue my interests. My col-
lege admissions test scores
put rrw-in the 93 percentile in
natural sciences. I <Jove sci-
ence f I c t I o n . Distributive
Career
Corner
,.
management Interests me but
I know nothinng about what
careers there are in any of
these fields, er any other field,
for that matter.
The p u b 11 c employment
service iavt: me a GATB (ap-
titude tests) and some
pe.mphlets on what I already
knew. I desperately need a
place to go or write to ex-
amine ALL field& so I can find
out where my interest!: lie -
not just lnformatioll ·about one •
particular 'career. I want to
know about 1)Yhat kinds of jobs
ther< are iq.)o13 of· fields and
the education necessary to ob-
tain lbem. rouse help .
- D. 8 ., Denver
" , , • Ah. God were an
easy matter to choose a Call·
Ing, had one all the time to
live in! I should be SO years a
barrister, SO a physicia n, SO a
clergyman , 50 a soldier ...
and SO a judge. All roads are
fine roads ... none more than
another, so that with one life
to spend I am a man bare ...
to choose 10 were no trouble :
to choose one, impossible! All
trades, all crafts, all pro-
fessions are wondrous, but
none Is firier than the rest
together. I cannot choose ... "
(from "The Sot·Weed Factor"
by John Barth )
YOUR PROBLEM IS NOT
UMQUE -In fact, few of us
have not pllZ:l.led over it at one
lime or another. because
career choice tod ay is as
broad . as the human ex-
perience : the precise number
of options is unknown. but.
conservatively, there are at
least 25,000 dif(erenl OC·
cupations!
I hope you read my last col·
umn which discussed step one
-self-analysis. What do you
have to offer and what do you
want in return~
AITER SELF·DEFl ·
NMON, you're .ready to In·
crease y o u 'r occupational .
awareness. Since it's im·
practical to give indepth con-
sideration to 2 5 , 0 0 0 OC·
cupallons, through s e I f •
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By MARGARET A-KILGORE
'W1'SHINGTON CuPI) -
The whl\e-walled office of col-limnlst . .rack ~ looks
like any other business office,
bu.I In r~nt day1 It bas taken
on a festive air of excitement.
_ Telepl]One m _e 1.s a g e s re-
questlni t e I e.v is io n and ,
,ne,i:sp'aper interviews stack up
each rMmlng awaiUng replies.
Members of the staff of
e~ht drop in and out-of each
' other's small cubicles to ex·
change pleasantries and gossip
with visitors. They all speak
"Ith awe and respect of public officials. They have had . "cautious, even tlm!d." The newa!>'iper carter at the age
"Jack's story." their share ol libel sultl along flihllng was still going on and · ol JI when be, ~ame Boy
The "story" Croocerns a 'the way. he had kt d~termlne that be ~t editor of the Deaeret
series 'of columns carried in '"'We carrY a bl& stick," he would Pfl_nt J1Q military News.
Andenon'1 "Wuhington Mer· adds • secrets. • . After• brief mllltary career
ry r-Rouncl" gleaned from •-~·-o --'d be --'d be It became evident lo hbn, be during World War If In the
-uv-"""'""" ._ oai. "'"""' said, that there were no Pacific, he ret\ll'ned to the secret government reports on willing to appear before con-military secrets involved, only United States in 1947 and
discussions of White House g r esslooal commltl.., in· potenUl!I embarr-.. ment. . headed/"! WashingtM. JI• •P.
and Stale Department polic1 vesligatlng the leak of the "And If something I s piled to Pl arson for a j(lb and
during the If.day India -documents to him, although be cl~ssUied 'secrel' juat becau.!e was hired on the spot.
,Pakistan coofllct. won't reveal his aource.. It could be embarrUllng, then He lnartied the former
It has sparked renewed AndenOn told the New York secncy no longer means Olivia Farley, a miner's
di i c 1,111 lo n on t be anything," be added. "I said daughter. who l!! reported to
government's methods of Times that he had obtained to my staff, 'let's publish aJl be "a little bored" by her
classifying security documents the documents this way: we can get until lhe govern-husband's position and the
and resulted Jn a planned con-"During the India-Pakistan ment adopts a: sensible policy publicltf.
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Cambodia Waives
gressionaJ Investigation of the war, one of my sources told . 9n c)assification'." He has taken considerable
problem. me we were bungling, Here His staff said no member of ribbing recently because his
For Andel"30n, publication of was a conflict between a the administration or the em-barber, trying to project [~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the docwnentl and the ~ mililary dictatorship. and the bassles involved conladed Anderson's television image. I.:
publicity are a culrnl,nailon of world's aecond la r Ce 1 t them about the columns. is combing the columnist's
two years and three month5 of democracy, and whose side A 49--year-old Mormon and hair forward to hide a balding
k 11 nd kr k did we -the large st th f th f . hildre su1 wor , pa ence a muc a • democracy _ come out on? e a er o nine e n, spot. T}1e re t gives him the
tag ,since the death of his men· Anderson wu born 1n Long appearance of wearing a
Kids Like to Ask Andy
tor , Drew Pearson. The dictatorship." Beach, ·catif. He began his toupee, which he denies.
The column which he in-Anderson said he persuadedt1:::::;:_::===================================== he · ed •-arded f his sources that if they wanted I·
t,:it ~ r~nuentia~ ~ne i:e him to write about their feari ....I' ...,£ ~OCM t jction on Report
country, used by more than i: docwouiumd ~~etoto haua~._eAoaUccceassle . s ei'l"'eo .. jo,C'.)FM PHNOM PENH (UPI) -action on the column but wait 700 newspapers. cai~ uJ11: A .IJ Q
The Cambodian government until it was better understood. (Anderson's column appears ti\e reports . the sounds f th harbo
hu decided not to take action Generally, it was concluded regularly on the DA IL y HTbey gave me a dozen 0 e r
or(~the alleged secret fund· that it was probably PILOT editorial pa:se.) representative documents,"
r3.tmng methods involving 'something to do with the up-He says be approaches the Anderson said. P~e Minister Len Nol, coming elections in the United production of his column "with But he insisted that be could
diiClosed by columnist Jack . States." _ a sense of outrage, because not rely only on selected
Anderson, until the methods But Gunnar Tom ass on , public office is a public trust!' papers and tn time, he was
ai::1 better un~ersto;00 . International Monetary Fund He _ and Pearson before given a massive file from
'Anderson, in his column representatiy.e in Cambodia, him ._ survived by pointing which to make a selection. p~~lilhed in the United States, iccused Amlerson of trying to 1 ,._ f 'bl d · le f At first, be declared, he wu
qqtited secret t e I e gr a It\ s ''sabotage" an international _0~_:_"_~_0_1 _e·:..' _••_m_i_ss.,...:.p_s _o~· ----'-----'--~---------------------------------------'---
a It e g e d I y from U.S. monel4fy support fund being
~dor E~ry C. Swank set up to backstop Cambodia's
to Washington atiout methods sigging wartime ecooomy.
of. raising funds to support the "He tried to imply that the
LOn Nol government. fund was an American play,
.ton Nol w1~ described in which iz absolutely not true," the column as physically amt TomassOn said "'nle first
ment.ally sick':,and much Of~ suggestion came from me in a
entourage f,S corrupt and m-secret cable to the IMF in coinpe~n~. ' ~ March of last year." ComparlSOns were drawn to . "political con-uptio6 8 n d · Tomuson, hl;'wever, did not
mWtary bungling" of some of deny Anderson s c,~arges t.~at
the ·South Vietnamese regime. the U.S. embassy drafted a
';Because-Clf the Vietnam ex-personal letter from Lon ~ol peirj~nc'f-. Congress is keeping to hea~s of prospective donor
a :tla:ht purse string on Cam· countrie,s.
bodian aid " Anderson said. "It Is possible but all out of
He said the Nixon ad· proportion," Tomasson said.
ministration "has restored to "The Japanese also worked d~ion" ~Y writing a sug-ener~~tically to promote the
gested letter, which Lon Nol fund.
wquld sign, soliciting funds The American embassy kept
from various countriJs to aid an o~ricial silence on the
Cambodia . Anderson ~umn. Spokesmen
At a recent presidential ad· said Ambassador Swank was
vilOI')' meetµig , the Cam· working as usual and no or-
~an goverrunent decided ficial comment was forthcom·
th9: column discussed "an in-ing .
ternal United States election Privately, however , em·
8ffair.'' bassy persoMel conceded that
One of those present said, Anderson's IOUl'Cel must be ••1)': decision was to take oo good.
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White House Aides Told
To Limit News Leaks
WASHINGTON (AP)
President Nixon has directed
White House officials to make
evefy effort to bait leaks of
p o 1 i cy-making discussions
such as those made public on
lndla and Pakistan, presiden-
tial press secretary Ronald L.
Ziegler says.
11lfl administration is "tak-
ing every step to see that It
does not happen again,"
Ziegler sai4 after a rePorler
asked if _;the White House
discovered who leaked the
In d'l a -Pakislan discussion
reJ>Qris to columnist JaCk
Anderson.
While Ziegler said he wu
not prepared to answer that
speclllc question, be did note
one way to stop such leaks "is
to find out for 'l"e how tt hap-
pened this time." .
Zlealer said obYioUlly the
Prliiden t and the
Admlnistratlon ar~ concerned
about the leaking ()f secret in-
form1tion on policymaking
decisions at the White House
during the India-Pakistan war
in1December.
He said that for the govern-
ment to effectively deal with
foreign-policy m a t t e r 1 , of·
ficials must be able to discuss
fl'eely the issues and options.
He was asked if the problem
might he the result of too
much ma~uplicating of
infonnatlon. Ziegler replied
that there is a longstanding
Whi~e House_ policy not to use
dupDcating mac~ on
8'nli.tlve matters.
•"J' don't think the problem is
one Of duplicating machines," Zl>glet said.
He declined, however, to get
into any discus.1ion of what
steps are being taken to pre-
vent future leaks.
"We like to think we have
pretty good security," said
Ziegler, but as a result of the
latest episode, it w a s
necessary to ·"take another
look" at ~ operitiona.
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DETROIT (AP) -Civil
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dllllry lo insure U.S. domi-
nance of the field. He aaid leg-
islation to crcale the agency
ii faribcomiJig.
1'1'he aerospace industry is
one Atta in which the United
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the 1'0rid market," ,JJrowne
told the Detroit &conomlc
Club. "We build tfle best,
west and moef tfflclent
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SAN FRANCISCO (UPl} _ \VAS!lJNCTON (AP) Pa .s sen g er., c argo ,• facUJtJes for worneo. kitchen job$ on tankers or ~ikm. 0.'1 i;tex 'Of O!J Op e1'ation A llllllt oHlcial has charged Women's lib may be getting a oceanographic and o lb er Capt. G. H. Read, dtpuly lrelghters. "" 1181\d In ljio w,y."
the UH of children as candy heact--.t least aboard miscellaneous vessels require chlet of the Office or Merchant "Jt's wrong to lhlnk. tht Rem--~ tbal ('!Ot• M«lal
ptddlers is possibly "the American-nag sblps. re!fllle crew memb(rs to ba~e AotarJne Safety, said 1 be crews will be divided 'into airli.Ders • tbe o ti _t •
WASHINGTON (AP) _ The not~ p-•u-• •part from oil largest and mosl outrageous The head. or shi boatd toilet and wash lacllltles 1n demise of several hug e anned camps with the men balllroom-fO.-bollHHfl pohcy ~ ·~ c= "ploltallon of children yet h f . . P separate spaces from those of g I shl . fighting for the a!feolions pf Cot bothopassengon Ind mw. Interior Department hAs sub-anyway. And_ ll 'added that unleashed in thls state." bat room acilJty, for women I \.A pas.sen er-arry "J ps m the \\'omen ° sair the Maritime and it doesn't deprive MYbody m.Jtted t the Jusli Depart hlgher llU prices might alto crew member• is to be the ma e ll)em~rs. the past !ew years ~ led to a . ' 1.' f ·-11 ment discussions et of th; -shltt State Labor C.Ommluioner same onea that male crew The Coast Guard is taking high eompetltion between men Union spo~esm&n. A seaman ° privacy .1:1eeause ..... re a
Environmental impact or pos· ~l:,.:r:Y :~to~,~ ~~!r~it~~Ii'J..~1~ ~'J: members now use exclusively. public comment until Feb. 18 and women for jobs as should be Jlldg~ on bls or ~r lock on the: door .
1ible alternative! to increased -Increased development Or w)Lat he called Jowgrade, Tbe U,S. <Aast Guard is pro-and will issue-its ruling a stewards or in dining rooms
offshore oil leasing. atomlc energy could require overpr~ced candy violates the pc>Slng that women be allowed month after that. on remaining v~s.
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court in a case involvin~ sale and such plants would ,POie en· make as much as $3,000 and segregating the bathrooms York City said some ship government to erase tbe
of oil and ias leases ofr the vl ronmental "probltms·of heat $10,0QO a week while the causeS·dlscrinilnation against companies use the bathroom segragated bathroom rule, is
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which had been scheduled for disposal of raalOactive wastes, traruip<>rl'ed Jong distances and it's just too difficult to add prlmarlly a]J.male crews by women who had worked
last Dec. 21. was blocked by a while ~epleling tHe nation's not returned home unlit 2 or 3 more heads aboard ship. complaining not enough space aboard passenger ships and
distriCt court injunction. , _:l:l"":::·:•ed:::,:l:u~pp:ly~ol:.:u:r::an:::iu::m::::_· _ _:•::·m::::...· _________ _:C~ur~re:'.:n::.• _r'.::e~gul~at::lo:ns:.,_o::._r_'.ls'.'....'.'.a::v•:il::•::bl:e_:to'.'.._'.ha:_::ve:_:se'.!p'.'.'.a'.:ra:t•:___:w:ho:_:oo~w-..U~~st~e~w~a'.'.rd:'..,.~~or'.!.:===========::;======== The Interior Department'sl-
new statement said erforts to
increase domestic onshore
prodilction would r e q u I r e
development of f e d e T a 1
reserves either In California
or Alaska.
Opening the naval petroleum
reserves of California to com·
rnetcial development negate
their national s e c u r i t y
purpose, it said.
Development of Ala~n oil
fields, It said. would require
approval of ·some transpot:ta·
tion method and Interior is
now considering an applJcation
for · a pipeline and tanker
~ route. /
In further discnssion of the
J>f01 and coos of the Various
alternatives, · the Statement
sa id:
-Increased oil i m p o r t s
could reduce t h e en·
vironmental problems 0 r
domestic oil production but
\vould incrtase t h e en·
vironmental risks connected
with shipment by tan kers into
U.S. ports and would weaken
the domestic oil industry and
reduce. the availability 9f
natural gas, a relatively clean
fuel. ·
-Removal or state ,controls
over oil production, most ef-
fective in Texas a n d
Louisiana, would re qui re
legislation at the state and
peihaps federal levels. It
would increa~ domestic pro-
duction \\'ith negligible en·
· vironmental "impact. but the
study added that proratlonlng.
as the state limitations are
called, ls rapidly becoming in·
effecUve anyway and would
probably no longer have an ar.
feet by 1974 and 1975 and ad·
d.itional oil would still be need·
ed then.
-Increases in natural gas
prices by the Federal Pow.er
Commission could encourage
natural g~ production. the
report said, but the gas cou ld
Russ Farm
Experiment
Gets Wild
MOSCO\V (APJ A
magazine called Party Life
has scolded s ome ex·
perimental fann directors for
having turned .a five-<iay
seminar into a booze.in.
TwG Communist party of·
ficials were disciplined for
organizing the' 1 dr inking
bout," as Party Life termed
it. with state funds.
The Agricultural Ministry's
department head for ex-
perimental farms. P. A .
Oreshkyn. ans expelled from
the party and dismissed from
his ministry job. An assistant
was reprimanded.
The magazine said the
goings on at Krasnodar last
October had come to the at-
tention .or the party's control
ct1mmittet> in Mosco\\1•
Given the food and drink
normally consumed at official
functions, the Krasnodar bout
must have been af gargantuan
proportions for 1'-1oscov.' to
have got wind or it.
Party Life didn't go into
details. It did say that
Oreshkyn and the others, with
.. extorted" funds. had organiz·
ed an "entertainment trip to
the Black Sea/' 180 miles
from Krasnodar.
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Kouf ax in Hall of Fame on Record ·V ote
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Colorad , . I .
G~t·s Wise;
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. ! Halfback GjU'!b .WJJe~nol ploy fool·' !• ball for Orange CO.st ~liege nut
' aeaaon, the DAILY Pl~ learned el"· i elusively today. . 1 • i The former Huntfngton Beacli High .
'i', ·stat h~ decided to accept a scholarship
offered by the University of1Colorado.
jll Wise, an all'counl¥ and all-CTF star at ·
Huntfn&lbO, · as ~ to be Orange
Coaal'& top 1"""illll j>ack in the '71
' .. ._ boll tile M, 115-pounder Injured
hi> knee piJor~ the.Pirates' first game
and1wU aiclelbwdJor molt or the aeuon.
, Re returned for the: Pirates' game with
'/ Son 1llego City Q>Uege, carrfi' ing the ball
twice for eight y~rdJ. But . 1mee did
I not respo1111' ,and ·Wloe sat OU the rest of
I the oeaaon. • I An operation was perforrlled on the
lmee in November. ' Wlse Illa been tolcfby bis cl>ctor to all
out the li72'oeason at Colorado and U. e&•
~toc19so .... ~
UC Irvine!a baskdb&ll team has cap-
tured the fancy of United Preas lnle!na-
tional p<illstera this W..k and wu placed
16th in "\he NCAI< colleSe di~poll. • iJC!<"' the forie CaUIGrniil -Jiited
in the ~··29 and ~ wl Western
• NEW YOllK (AP) ·-Sandy Koulu,
eilelblo for the llnt time, and lqtlme
-Voci Berra llld Elrly Wy0n
--to be-0·1 Hall ol Jl'ame IA> <111 lo the llnl lllllltlple tilectloll ol ....,.... lillce IJ65
Koufu, -biurn. futball pro-!!Ut;ed four no-bllten, inc'fuclin, a perfect
pme, received I reconl ll4 vot .. , Ibo
·ltlibest number la the 40-year history of
Hall ol Fune ballotln& by the Baoeblll
Wrilen Aaloc!ation of America.
Berra received DI vota and Wynn 311.
A l'<!!Wd 311 voteo were cut with the
)lllfen needlna to be named .. three
qaa,rten of the bonola to be elected.
Koufar, who celebrated bi> 31th blHh-
day last 1DOlllh, U. the youngest player
evf' tleclacl ID tha ~ abrine aod . '
Waahql<iir'(12.0, 13th), mo""'1 into the
, ~ atfnga for tbe first time wlllj a victory
over LSU ol New. Orjeam, pr~ly Hth . I·
ono of only Dine players ever alocled In
their first year ol eliClhilltY·
Berri, whose SU borne runa are 1
.-.I for a catcher, fell ZI votes &horl of = it last year In bis first oeuoo of
., ty '
)'DD, wbo won an even SCIO ~es in 1 JS.year career, made 1t on lourth
chance.
A total ol 46 players received •?tes
from the BBWA with Rllph Kiner's" 235
falling a short· ol the required ·m ·ror
elect.ion. FoUowlng • Xinet were Gil
Hodles, 111, Johnny MUie, 1$7, .Enos
Sl1ughjer, Ut,·ai!d Pee Woe Reese, m .:
Koufax' career was cut short by an
arthrlllc elbow wben he wu 31. He·Sl!fnt
lZ years in the · majors, gaining little iuc.
ceas in the first six. '
But fl'Oll>llll3 \o'l984 he waa,buebali'•
flDell pitcher. in -lour years, be bad l ao1 aa . many votet u I did. I didn't held 1t the abrine in Cooperotowa, N. Y.
-ol JM, IM, JM and 1'7·t with baYll aa mny f:l: yeon as some otbero Aug. 7.
earmd nm ovorq11 ol 1.D, 1.71, 1.0I and In the Hall and tbouPt that mJlht count SIM't 9(1UfU:' c .... ~ '90W'ill • 1.73. 111lnlt me." --.
He bad a no-bitter in -ol thosa Wynn bad come cJoee to election only V.... ell"WL"IO .. ... .... " .. I ... " • . ... ......... Including a perfect.aff"' aplnsi to fall short on three previous occulon&. "'' " .. • ' " " .. :J: the Clllcqo CUhl Se~ i. . "" ..... ' f .., ltt ..
"! -dlaappolnted the lint year and -. '" ,, ti IJI ttt ... .t.•1 Borra be~.za tha Vulkoes Ind disappointed the oecond year. The third. .... IO IQ • • 1.M It> " ...
WU 000 of moat faarM left•han<IM "" ,, ,,, I lt 11) ,,, ... 'l' year, I just abrugged It orr.11 '"' " "' " IS tl2 W " •• batten fn tha American League. He also '"' n '" " 1 IM t1• " ....
managed the Yankees for one Hl8011, He said he thought both Koulax and .... .. Sil .. s "' .. .. ••• Barra deserved to he in the Hall ol '"' " "' " s 1sc m " 1.1.t = them to their last American "" ..... H I 214 al " . ...
pennant, In 19'4. Fame. '"' " "' p ,; 1r~ ,~ " ,,,
Tot•l1 1n ms 1..s ~· IAr· Wynn. who pil<bed for Wasblngton, •1.1 am 'St1l'fy Koufax didn't bave a ~ong-WwN s..111 .... • • 0 ' ' 7 1 .... Cleveland and Q1icago, was one of 14 er career," he added. "Berra bas ·a "" ' " • • " " ' , ...
pitcben to win 300 games in hiJ career. t whaJe 0( I record. .... • .. • ' " .. • . .. .... ' ' • ' • ' ' '·" Hil 23 yean in the majors were a record. Wynn is a current scout for the Min-Tot1l1 • SI • ' H " " •.. ,
"This lo the biggest honor I've ever ne!Ota Twins, whom be served three AlloSllr Olmtl
'"' I ' • • ' ' • .... been given, not just In balleboll bol fn my years as a coach. '"' ' ' ' • • ' , ....
life," Aid Koufu. "I'm a little aurprised Formal Induction ceremonies will be .... ' ' • • ' 1 • .... Tot1l1 • • ' 0 • ' • . ...
' One , More Step to Go
.For L·akers' M.r. Clutch •
By GLENN· ll'lllTE
; Of .. D.i~ l"lltt Steff
INGLEWOOQ -Jerry West took
another lcjllg stride up the tall mountafn
ol liukelblll 'J'CCO" Tuesday nigh! when ~wu voted . most yaluaJ>!e player for
ttw;NatlOnal liaikethall Association All·
ow 'g~e pliyOd at the Forum.
Now be bas one more ,difficult step to .
go.to rach·the peak -tqt helng·p!aying
on a· team that wins the ultimate c8am·
plomhip .in.its echeloo of p11)>_1.· • ,. ...
.At 'f'l'I V~a he a!m0&t .ftMl!le It as
lhe Mountabieers bowed to Cal fn the NcM fini!s.
As a pro he's almost made It -but
each time the Lakers have made the
NBA finals they've D)iiiaied io t..e ..
Now they're saying this will·be the year
for ·the talented ·veteran · from Cabin
~. w .. va,,And,what with the haters'
.'1~ ~to date, so it,~ he: ' •
West . lived up, to' )lll ,Clutihfni lol<Mr. , Clli'tdi . Tuesday night aa lie drilled · the
wiiUifng basket with orle• seco111!'!~ to aiv•flle. Weit :All-stars a,llJ.UG'lrlUm'jlh.
never get the hall Into front court .
But be somehow made it and then elud-
ed Wall Frazier for that fraction of a se-
cond he needed to get away .a shot from
the top of tqe key.
' It swished through the net wlth one se-
cond left -. bringing to mind th~ shot ,he
made against the New York Knlcks two
years ago in the playofrs : a 61·footer at
the buu.er which forced the game to
overtime.
The Easl took time out bot tben Caute
Russell came through tO ·knock', the ball
away on the inbounds pass and the game
was history.
It was a frenzied finish to a game
which had at times Jagged because of fre-
qµe;nt fouls, miJsed shots and turnovers.
ln !act,, during. the laUer part or the
fourth' quarter the two teams went S-'12
mlnutes and coold prud\lce only' one field
Coll bot'feen them. •
Tension bri>tled tl)rough the . throng ol
17;2:14 .-second largest ever to·see an
:All·.star game in the classic's 22-year 'hi>l<!n-fn the final mfnute 'whon the
East's John Havlicek bit a bucket from
the free throw line to slice his team'•
deficit to lM-106.
However, when Oscar Robertson came
back for a pair or free throws to make it
lllHO& with 47 seconds lelt, It looked Ilka
Shannan's chaps had it made.
But, that idea was soon dispelled when
the East's Mr. Clutch -Havlicek -
again connected to make it 110-108 wllb
41 seconds to go.
The Lakers tried to run out as mucll
time as poHlble oo the M -cloct
bolore •hootlnc and then Russell
was forced to put up an off.balance 2i-
footer.
The East rebounded and came down
the floor with Dave· Cowens working free
at the side. His u.looter tied it with 11
seconds remaining,
Tremendous Jll'eUUre was exerted bJ:
the East on the ensuing inbounds play;
Frazier gol the l>JU bot .ltloked it back
oul So the We&I shilled and bad
Robenson throwing fn to Weal
And that's what paid orr.
Winning 'coaCil !lill ·sl1aFman deicrtbed · ~ thi ·&Ctne.best:· "·Eveoy·year .. he.t1••1\i !or
someone i'to pass to -•tonight. tie waa \
1lmp1f:his.'s.1Pef sell~'":· . :. : ~ ·
W:ill,sey · Resigns .
1 ranftd. ~ \.._.; .. J ~. f (fl •· ~
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: And loslnJ •llllOr TOm Hefn&eihh s.iid,' s· I · ,' 'f d · "We·played· JerryJ;n,ll on·lbai last. shol ta • ,l/ut 'what · ..m '10ii dil ~ 11·..,. like ., , D O •
' 'Iha!? He's 1mning. 1'rsiier'llad'bls hand ' , .I. ' " or C 'I?. .a •
, • · mt~iilminal>off,piiauo TliO'liiil ot',llil~ Co~ ha• ,been
• replaced bj/ \lie W~ of' the Son I· '.Franclaco .-·on-Ille :Natlol)lll Football ~ Cooferepct ~ tn:'~y'1 Pro 'Bowl
, • ·P-a>e, offlcialt &aid ~ay. . • · 'rbOmU..fid'not ibOw •up •f' the' NFC
practke'Tu.&diy'JD6ining . .Jr Pio Bowl
oUiclats: &aid be· 'te~ CoWboys
coach •l'om ,Landry to ~ he had
drieloped a sore sboWder.froln the SUper
l
I
Bowl game.last Sunday. .
Thomas was to have ret"""'1 to Dallas
for an eaamlnation of the shoulder Tues·
day ~;ji\if.C.Whoy spokeBmen
Aid lit,61!not;~r. '
y ' t:'· ... . . ~,
DALLAS '--DalW t'Olch 'l:om Landry
s&Jd Tuesday be • wou.Jdn1 like for · ' · . u1"1 T•.._
111yateriou>Ouani Themas.tolhe back in ,KAREEM JABBAR OF WEST TEAM SHOOTS OVER 'DAVE'COW&Ns:
! • • ' . .. ..
J9n Oft' hia 'u.rDe silent basb.ii • I "t. •"' "'°' • -. • Linclrt' sa1a 0 1 hope ·TborDfS 'W'Bnts to · .. ;· · ·j •• ~ • • • •• • ....
~~Y~":c~~y:~ .. ~~-=~~::: ~•Ui ~dly ••e1 .· .. to see the samt,~iti.1'tlon next~.u
,Thomas, whO ScOre<t a. touchdoWn' In · • · ::i~~: ~':' :.t ~1~'t.? .::i:; Yo. u.·n. g: Mesa Gymnas·t during !he aea•oii' aixl had only a few ;J
brief contJM!flts after SwMlay's victory. • I =~~£~;~ .Pul~ l.J.,pset of ¥.· .. ea.r .. I tens!On on the CowboY teim. : . -'
• , I,ai1dl')' said ~ 1till &Ueved Danas • , • ' ·
. ...ild have 'w.n the SUper Jlowl ~t · KYie Gayne~, the ..;1y· cmiiast 'to when uked . ..ri..;.1 be lhoqbl Anlllemi
Thomu1' \ ~ : \ deleat.Katfly Rigby fn the :recent com-· Hl1b might bave !or Ibo '12 lrld -i · " '~ · petition wJth Japanese.~en. may have . , __ • ha ..--11 __ ~-.·...::.....11
PIIlLADELPHIA -Frsal< Budd, once come up .with th.it sport's Jop .upset or tile• ·.pla· -·-Y ••or·~·· .. .,...,..~ recognized~ the ~rid'• r~t humlD, year. ...-· , , , , : .1 yed..• lot ,.....,.. ·a..t ..... ,,. a
t ls•. Hcisp!\aliiOil ·.wfb •,a aevere kidney Miu 'Rjgby, ·the pert : LOo Alamitos r .11ya. "And their jayvee ud ..;i.....
1 -dimer.·· 'I' · , blond,•ilf!iven•ltl'onldmnceatgalnlng --W..-Uope1111eo.•' '
Budd, -.. 1 ~ at Villanova ' an '0b"l'l'ic modal tjlla llllllmtr in· • A•Min' -n .. ·e1 ~ · ,.. .. ~
1-University lleld the •Id records In the ' 100 and llO yard ~·~n In UM! 11111 • • _.tero la '71. ,.
~ Olyqipic Games in &me. He was on tbe The University of Hawaii will tan tJ'b
f "'° 'meter team ttiat 'broke • world'•· ~---=LWWW:I' Santa Barbara'• . place on the , ,Im
mord In Moscow in 11111. . '" WHITE Unlvenity of T<-foo tb a~J 'iilospital officials dlagl-1 BUdd'1dift. • all · dltion as unm!a', a tosle conditimi o1. tha . • -·~SH scbedWe. Ha,w atso maeto Stanford thla
lddneys. He became;Jll iul-udw : '!'· '? laU. . ~
taken to !llncoCll Valley llolpilal fn ----Tlle-UP117·00rau lutily.G(C'alla WllUngboro, N.J. ' M-_.,"""'!" to.rn lill af -~ . . . ... '!"'-.... .. . . ... ..-.tr _ .......... c.1-alJ
I;ONDON ..,, Thp Reds Cllfl Richey ol 1ticb her . · __. , .~ ..-zlhl -·•ell,,_,
, on "J<rrr'1 face bul · . I ri>ade the · I • · : . '
..... '-: j, •. fill~ JI·,· ,, . • .. ~ , ••
' • · F'mielC ICldtld; ;•,l'W·-Y iliOci,pool· • w· · · . •
. ti.on .m .llimbiit'what t!ln •t do? 'll!ll'guy · h''t. · "· H. . C·h ·• ~ · 1SJ.:1::"::i~·~1;,~\\h the .hall in . l e as · · OICe
ll\l)Se tillal ''lhle ~. Wi!Ji the East • . · lorJ>ll~" ~l~~.<lelghenae'w ·It !""ked . .By ne AllOdated 'Pnu t'Olcbed at Berkeley during perhapo ·111
a JllOll1 ., -~ est would Calilornis and Stanlonl. cOUeee foot· most difficult yearo and bu done bis ut• * * ..A.. hall's Big Game rivals, are entaogied fn most to serve the unlveraity well. We ; >< . an oflaeason situation just u fntei'elltfng wish him the beat fn bis future en-
IAST ""' . WIST 0121 • u IDYof their put.pidiroa.b9ttlls. ... deavors."
CunnlnoMm ~ ~ r. H•ywood • ~-.t~ ~I Mike Whi~. a YllWll Stanford ilslstant Willsey, who alto ba1 been •ctlnc =.• : !: :: ~!b:.r $ 2,2 1: coach, reportedly had his piCt-~Ol· tbrM athletic director, wa1 asked 1bout
Fr•iltr: 1 1·2 ts =rich 2 ... ' new jobs. But, like all other principalJ, be published reporta be waa fired. . ::;:i .. · .~ ... t~ :•:=-in.·~·~ .. 1: wouldn't comment.,. • .•..• / .. "You'll hear ·all kinda0 of rumon," k
ci.:rtc · 2 '..:.. •1 •-"" • •, ',••,' 103 But after Raandy Wil.laey n1thleucieneG •·head, sabypoaaedid. "But it wuthe j~ .• cue that I wil
.,.._ ..... , " ,M f tball ch ~ ••-~~ th! . "'~---=, ''· M o U111tr ,, >2 2 oo coa 1 a ~ic.;wr-on I etic uua..-..w'I job
M.IMn .• ~1 . r.. 1~ :::'.:.'°'' ;: t.~0 ~~ ol. the University_ Of qi ' · Tuelilay, and I felt under those circwnstancm It
Ui'!Mld • 1 o.o 2 su.. 1 2.J 2 White was. rumored to be NI,~· was belt I remove myself from that pog1 .. ~~l'ldtlt :.' ~ 1; :f!:' : t:' 1: 'Mle· te11gn1U(Jl wu ~ 'by tion u well u bead coach.".
Tot111 .a ua 1tt '-Totai. 'I 26...o 112 ~or Albert ff. Bowker. The to-year~ grid mentor llld he htd =~· '. . ': Y : I :: I~'. · .. Bow~~~ the folto'fring stfleliw!nt': ~ved an equitable le:ttlemeot • hjl
!: '·
~:fir' tou;: .:-:,:...w., 22 •• • • • "I ~e· ~'~ and ,•~' .Ray contract. wblcll bu a COQple ·ot 111n • A~ -·t'·'~" · · · · ·Willie>:'~ ~·.today. He'.' bU ~ 10 .
. , · He also &aid be baa no luture piano u
·yet.
White, 35, ·wu considered the moat
• ~ SUcctlllll' to John Ralston aa head at Stallfonl after Ralaton reslcned two .... a 'ap to become coach and
~ manqer of the Denver Bnincoa
ol the Natlooal Football Loque.
. llatltm inYited White to join the Bnlft.
COi' atafl ii be didn't Bet the Stanford job. • .
'"lbere allO were one or two personal .
-invblvld llttween my.ell and the
' w!mtnillration," be added, bot declfned
lo elaborate.
0 My Ute bu been eo1cbin& up to "°" and I haven' 1iWiJ any thooihl to i..v.
iDI ti," &aid Willoey, -lelmo bave bad • 4().0.l record durlll( bla eilhi , ,_,.at C.I. •
'!be reoitnatlon came am1dlt Pollllallllj
reports tbat Cal track . cooch Dov~ ....,.
l ard, 32, •WU to be ~ 1thJet!C clls'ec·
tor ud wanted While' to take·the loolbell
job.
Detroit Crime
Menacing Fans
the United .. ~~ ··• 111·e Ni~-,.-of Mu . And llrong event" su,....... la Clla . ;.o'nl -·"• -.. , ' .~ ... •N, ·~ to~ the'belaoce beam. , ' ' ' ' -' ~ HOmania -"" oecom.round vk~ v.-ir _.on' the beem._,.. lhO 1Gst ._evut, U.....,, •, ..,, • ,-;_ -
DETROIT -drime Trf tliO area ol
017mpia S!adium bu long been a --
plaint of Delrolt Red Wina flDI, bot DOW
ti'• 1ettlna to the pJ..,.... too. ·
L Tlleiday la die ·.ROthm~ns Intei:napona! to 1~yNt.o1d:~1e t 1 1o 1 ss po1n11 fir <>wee al1t--•11:011, .. ...._ I illdoor tennloi~t. . . l\llllt:layner , ly .ii.;pi Mur., · be llkeo ll:e 11 ...... If.mllo illllloo '-
' • NaaiAao defeated Rai, )'4oore ol $Oldh • !>1!$~ ;fourth 1in the -an:== fa 1\rlllle to lliM ., ......... t '•' ~r!C9,!JW.,~Rld1~:~.nt; ~·••uhe.·.-r-...... , .... .,A . .,.....ollilf_for __ ~ oUated ., ._..., o r., ~. .,. Hor brolber , Scotl ;., a foolblll and del Mar Hip ..._D COldl Bill B1oo1D
M . 1 tt' bukelbell player It ~ia HJcl!. . last , ~ Fllat, a mentl.....r here
" · . .,..... i.-. 111..a -Elslo belart, •El Camino Co11op...-.1oro &Elfl'OH, Tenn. -A prtlimlnary ~t-_,... d .. 11 _, lalenllodloto . wbi~ 1171 ltate chiiilplan , ._
Ill( for Steve Kiner, .cberpd 1'\th "-t~u:•--~lf)to . Jleacb,74-7J,attbelooe1"1gym. piuesjlng nlrcottci and-drvp, wa1 poot.. : tM qm ~ ""'7 _., 'l1lerl El C.mlno oame beU· "':"J lo poned TUesday unlil Jan. 31 • .. ' ·dump lliaNYdouted ' ,_,... 'In
It!""!', a ·Uolbldl .. •for · tlle , New · ; , , , , , ~ lllo PTA. : · 111o "'"'°""" lo~ un~ 10 Ille Ehtllalid Patrioll and former All· A ..... !or Ice skatlnc fa111 who , Meq,, •••'""'-'\
American foolball pla~ Uni-= ......,•t able to. oee all or an'/ ol the U'.S. II you miaaed out J!i::.= !or tht
tr of -.. --champicmlipo held •t Lorlg' Balch last NCAA -.!ball< al tha °;.;i: said 111oY loUnd wba1 they " -~..L.-ol the Ctllllpetilioo will be 111 Sports Arenl thUi yeer, )'OU'll pr-
dalcrlbed u • llllilJ -., _.. a::.:."rSltuntay It ' clartlll the Wide chanct al ...U. Ibo daaic ~ -
1a Klnet'• rented ..,. 1111r ••• 111e Wa1d o1 8porlo rn Jm. ftbic1L KJner -* -dllrald 1lltll • It will be played at sa Diieo-And the
drlvlll( while ~ -" drivlll( W.le-RIP i.--• Im westorn "liooal& 11 ... -....,..
Without a -..... 11)'1, "Ile Poet ...... -. • ed lo UCLA.
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Forward Guy a.iron ol the Nati-I
Hockey Loque teem ... -.., • knll .. wleldina man aa be ltft a practice
-Monclay, '!be man made all 11i111· the :a.,..,~ left wing'• Witch, wallet
1Dd new car.
"1 wu Jiii! down there to skate for a
half·hour or ID baur," Chlrron llid.
"Dann)' Jam-and I wm tha ...i, aml there.
"Wbtn I IOI to my car, a lllY caw ,.
to me and wanted to talk. I 111 him In.
·Thwl be pulled a knlla on me and made
• me drive 1way."
Charron -dropped oll ......... " miles aWIJ'• Arnone tlie itemo llolm -hlo otoa wbicb itll Clrrlll. a Orn en
dtloea, trfVel. freely bet._ the 11111111
Statao and Canada •
Chatroa reported the lllcldeat .......
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-.,.RON SCORES -Fountain Valley soccer players
· ~ Young Oeft), Richard .. Gonz.ales. and Ken
. »irce (right) watch a goal bebig scor~d by mate . ~· . . '
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DAILY ,ILOT ....... U lllMI NllllOtltlli
Scott Young (not shown) in Tuesday's 8-2 win over
Servile.
'FV So~~er Team Triu1nphs
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Barons E~e .to,~~~ .f:'.icto~y .Ovet Friars
; By PHIL ROSS RathmaM attribu!ed•part of • Valley's · fine brother duo ol cond quarter.
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! Of * DetW ""s....-,• the victory to one h:ppartlnt · ·~a'rry . a~ 1 8c?tt YQ\ZN' :e:.t· Although the Barom 'f'efe
Irvine
:Warfare·
QnTap
Irvine J,.eague basketball
warfare resumes . tonight as
coach. Tandy Gillis' Corona del
Illar Sea Kings get their
chance to enhance their circuit,
Jead.
The orlce-beaten Sea Kings
(13-1) rated No. 2 in Orange
County :and No. 7 in CIF
AA.AA circles, roll i n t o
Mogoolia·with a 4-0 loop mark.
TIP.Off Jn each loop test is at 7
o'clock.
Vlctory would push six of
Corona•s seven rivals at least
.two iames behind the paceset..
tors.
' in other loop tests it's
Ed1aon (3-1) at Los Alamitos
(H), fylntaln Valley (2·2) ai
Coela ·Mesa (1-3) and winless
Esj.lncla Is at winless Santa ~ Viney in a' liatti .. to
eaeape. the circuit cellar'.
· Cori>oa del Mar ~
owna first round coDiJuests
Over Los Alamitos, Edison and
Fountain Valley and Gillis ad-
mits his team will be in ex-
cellent shape if it can handle
the Magnolia threat.
But he's concerned with the
Sentinels' overall height ad·
vantage and with his own
team's tendency to let down
after taking the upper hand.
"It seems like we have a
tendency to let people off the
hook. We're only playing well
enough tO get by," he says. .
Magnolia whipped C d M
tWice la st year and. Gillis
hasn't forgotten h~. team's
last venture to Magnolia.
"We led Mapolia 24-10 at
the half and blew it," recalls
Gillis, "our pressure didn 't
bother them like I tlloUght ii
ah9u1d and we didn't get the
offensive rebounds.''
~ Vllley H rg h. I ' f lo ' "! Mnl thlJll( ihey ' h1bl!ed •• ooe-lamily flurry bx bliinlred. in the third nu.arter ......... • I ' ill ' ac rr 'r.'" ·, ,i • • '.p.iUing·their~sJde.on top at" ·. :._~ · . •, . ""--' v .... ,,..,, ~-1> ·~ _w made~ many subs~~ as . tiy the end of tha'.t stanza. , wim fiervlle cutting t!>t edge
bat a muclHioJded rei!'lintU we dld, so they probabl1 were : : Junior Hirr)l lallied ~ wln-to S.Z, tl)O hosts made 1t a real
Fe ,. 2, wben·pity host Jrigbly· a littlt}nore tjred." ;; ner's initia,I, goal on ·a. 1dck 71Jllaway in the final ~riod ~n
ra Bosco~ \D ~,open-The Ba rorn menlor, also . from about JS feet out -m the goals by Scott .Yooog,. _Bill
mg'match of tbO secood,.JOUnd btoug}i( , up another •J\oinl in mJddle Of the penalty. box and Tracy and J a C q U e S J? It t 14·Southe Socce 'C•-·· r<ganls.IQ the two goalJ wfiich Bdded the Barons"fourtl) tally Manders. '· , 0 rn r ~~ tb~':'ri~'"lli~tbroyghin on a fast •break, foltOw~g a Witlr Fou~l~>,Valley,'B
The latter item could be a
!actor again with the ~
guards (both at 6-3) opera~ DAILY PILOT ....... IW ·~ k .......
a shuffle type . oflenser thaketl LAGUNA'S VCNCE McCALLA (42), UNl'S PAUL SIMON (13) BATTLE FOR BALL. find! them under the buc
pl , • . . . tlie .t!lh'd ·-quaiter, "IJ'l!ii, pass from . ·ll"'te R,1 ch regular goalie Dot showing up .\fter dropping a 5-3 decision ••Qme·'two goals w~re sconiij . Gonzales.-' ·. · ; fqt'. cl~es on . T u e .s d a y •
tot.Ost,;rolui'GleilpofNorwaltt";iM!en we had a subst!IU,fe f('l ~lbild fralilll8Jl .brot her . Jlalhm( .aM~t·~coinmend~b\e Jut 'L'llunda the e.::.ns (2-.fullback in.the game, so they '; Sc!ott knodr:ed In goals No. 2 .dual effort out or regular
) f · ch ~b Rathma e.t fi'n't bother ,~1 as much." "~-3 on a ptiir oE boo~ fropi substitute go~ie~ ~ip Ha~J!ll 3 0 008 ,-· nn r . • Actually, \hES'<Qnte~ was a •the \niddle of ti,e goal boz: aildt and M'ark ~wless~;jvho cOtn-~ed.amartly Tu~aday ·fout as e8'rtl .:ls' f:tie first ~ ,-ate~ ...as Jta.trY ·got the ·binedi t.p turn ·a~'/· ttJree aftfmoon on their ho~· field 1 quarter, wheh 'F o u n t a i D· 1 t·eam a. fifJ;h nua;ker 1n the se-. Serv;ite, shot attempts,, ·.· · 1 • aai!hVr Serv'Jte•s · -·1 ' \ . '· .·:.
!'.": · ~ . 1 T_oug~ T ~ts · Looni· .Ton.igb;t l\1¥1.og~ '" ' :: . ' ' ' 4res~~~: · :~~~'.'.f.11tntingt~n, Ma~ina
/t' ' "we . . Hoollngton Beach High's stand In' the path of fiivl14uig . ··on Jiiin," says Combs. \:.age ' 'ID Oilers and the Marina Vikings Marina·. . . · 'Coach •Dale Hagey• s
I ' ' roll into round;N9-,5,in Siwet Tipoff In each ltistaiic~ is lit ~e\,por.t llarb<ir<Sailors could i By RON EV ANS · League basketljell ~ a tt 1 e 7 aj It Is' Ii\. the Im belw~ prov!!le'. !be UP:"el of the night
: .,, ,... ~tr 'Jtl..e ll•ff , topight wi~ ~ , enipb~ls. host We $ l m i n s t e r '. and if ·the· invading , Vikings are
liopnally · ~ 'P,lacid with geared against fJ\'°' letdown An8heim. 1 • . unable to .~e~k.1,1p the scoring
their offenSe tbrouihout most prior ,to their confroritaUOn a HB ·coach Elmei 'c.onihs · ·~:available from a trio of
of lhe currenr~·season up to week bence. · · .•. ' · opines &ii team's majol''ti.!ii' 'tefunllng lettermen.
Tu41idaY.night Mission Viejo's Bolh are , . UndeieatecJ b Iii ls ln. 1,tlQ)lJi;_:Dunn, with tho · seiii6r Bill ]lfcK!Mey (.6-3), DD~iturned on the gas on · ..: • ..1 ~·" nd • th ivenlng 1n their own gym cthircul~1 acUon1 .. "'.~,...... d · Oller-~-2-2.,...r· . plus juniors Kurt Spreen (6-4)
8 &lllOthered vf.:liting Villa ~eves acing <an a • 11We'II try to shut n·unn .. off, · and Jim swlck (6-2) form a
Pai:k's-Spmans, i7-46 In. a , versary ca pa~( pulling the we're. very, co\Yierned • i!iqi for!llidable forward wall for
Cr""'vlew League buketball rug out from . r !hem. hlm. We'll ao· some, thih~s we the llluejackels and each has ~-r;· ; .• : , .. Hun~ ~.IJ'.lf ·,contend don't dormally do defensively. shown capabilities of storing
10 g'etherneas, something ~tb ·l4~~~~and "Dunn scored 22 and .18 well. ' hasn't alwa)'I been ap-: ~ ~ Yiesterp ~·a' e s • point.II on us last year in two If Hagey can get aU or even pa~t for· coach Pat Roberti.. ~~Harbor.' HJgh s Sl.ilOl's games and we really worked two of them ' sbooUng with a
wilibers In IJllle of their 10.S : • : , ! ' bot band it·could inake jbe dlf-
ovetall ·ft!cord.: was there ·• ' ' , · ference 'against Marina's com-~~~~nst the ~~p Katella Breeus Past t' .. ~~: ~l'....~~d:i ::!
l"he Diablos hit on 30 of.51, ; ;.,• · ~ .-; · ~ • junior Mark Ford.
from the field, (a, T. · 9 Bogdan's status ls ques--~/<'rboka!i"ed 58i:e i;;.~~g~; r1ton Cagers, 78-54 :~:~1e·dl':.~ve~i1"u~lklf~~
a 29 margin and· turned the . . . Anaheim last week because of
over..'on vloiJ,Uons jmt Jl : · By CllA!G SHEFF with the final eight points of a cbest cold and may be
on ~aslpn. · caM defensive stalwarts
Mike Sevier (6-5) and Jolin
SU~ CM) figun to match Up a.ipfust Bob S t e vi a r<t
(Magnolia's 6 -4. all-league
returnee) and 6-4 i Jay '
Adamson (or 6-4. Bob
jlotgale).
CoaCh Dave Mohs'· .Edison Chall'!rs tiave their Hands 1full
wllb Los Al'• GriU!ns. ·
Jt'll 116 a match be-n the
Charger$' tough zone · defense · agalnst~tbe inside etP\OitS of
Rick Quinn ard Fritz Miller'~
shots from mo. corner· • .
BaUlin(QUIM 1nslde will be
Edison's Rod Snool< ind; Mark
Hannon. .
Los AI , bnSke open a close
game in , tourney action to
defeat Edi.,n earlier; 1!11'5;1· f
Two contra!ling . sfyles -~
play are featured 'It. Costa
Mesa and the team that can
control the tempo will pro-
bably win. Coach Emil Neeme's host
Mustangs run a rapid fast
break offense while the Foun-
tain Valley Barons of C<Jach
Dave Brown <lperate a slowed
down . control type offense
gearett around 6-9!h junior
Scott .Reider.
Estancia coach D a v e
Carlisle has elevated S.2 junior
Todd Collins to the varsity in
attempt to get more re-
bounding strength in the
Eagles' attack.
It's Carlisle's hopes that
Collins and mates lJol!g (6-1)
and Buddy (6-0) Confer. Scott
Gayner (5-10).and Craig Hays
(M) can whip the Falcons
wit.b bustle and a pressmg
dfµ'ense. '
f , a·bJaJi rate'Ot efficiency Of 1111 D11111 Plltt ,;.,, the half to take 8 command.in& play~ sparingly a-f-1 I D 1 ~
fo ~-squad which features .on• Katella High used 1 ts. 39-22 lead al the intermission. Newport. Three ·Lions ly~ll,l'I ltnlOr In it.II regular ar-dorliinating board strength And they maintained that The Vjkes have used a 1-2-2
ra · -· '. · · 1 w;th so'me lop outsi'de shooting lead through most of the se-zone primarily in chalking up d t one semor -earn , cond half. their four Sunset conquests. Cop A war 8 cara: Cfalg Citro -canned to breeze to ·a rather easy 78-The Vikes appear to have I• ·, •· b"t ' more Jm Katella owned the boards • pan...,-· u · 54 ~-1v1'ew •-ague basket· the .advantage wlth 'add1'\lonal w t · t H1'gh po ntly, he got his 6-1 frame ...,,~ J.£ with fro n t -1 in er s Stan help~ guards Bruce Miller Three es mtns er ·
in )>oo!Uon for 11 rebounds and ball victo\')' over -host San Whleldon. Jell Hullon and (all-Sunset League Jaat year), ~!~~/la~~~twer~/0~~
wail ~ molding force en Clemeiite TuescJay •night. Mark Steinmeyer getting most vker speaks (£.()) and Mark Westminster Lions Club in a ro9te to .the win, The · win ran " the Knights' of the caroms. .....,. ) ... ..,. Roberts of bis learn I I ding k to , " Adams (6-1 • special awants banquel. ......._ eague-ea mar .,.-u, Hutton Jed all scorers with ,...AA Ah Don L e a v e y • s Quarterbac• Jeff Siemens,· Je.cler lmmedlately af-Tbe IO!S just about dropped ~ · • telwards, ~ ' • a ft e r some San Cleinente , out or tiUe con-21 points, getting most of his Westminster Lions can expect ,.oo led the Lions to the
Ja'-•·J·r games 'earlier in lhe <ln jumpen Irom around the slowdown tactics-1rom winless Sunset League championship,
U11.Ju;,K tention. Cdecb · John Baker's perimeter. And Steinmeyer 'Mabaim was named best.1 football
=,,Craig came to play Tritons are now 2-3. followed with 20 with all of his Diipi~ the p ¥ s I b 1 e '.p1~r while fullback-lac~f
_ ,,, ..... ~ ........ ~ MWion Viejo The •J!l~th WJ>rking J<!Llella six two-pointers coming from Anabetnc manoU'lerlbe Lions Jbn Hollana ealiiod The loo•-
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uif~~hich· .carried from five zipped to a 11).0 lead Just long range. are prohibitive favor ites to l>aJl ,scholar trophy. ~end qf,tllt third quarter in-1:32 seconds into !be game Tbe Trllons were led by du! the Colonists their Ulb. The Uon Heart Award w;enl tol the riilddle a1agex ol the and milnllined lbe ID-point Mike Dowling and steffensen, llnlcbl loss of the campaiin. lo Jim Wllkerchen.
!'*1J> P'ri9d• , ~:r,~n1!'ge moot of the inltiaf each with 13. liii~~iiii~iiif.iiji _________ iiii~i~ t , VIII :""11 ~, " ,, ., Six iumOvera in the lint k,,., .. c",! " .,.~ / 1 J > 1 quartef 2nd some poor wtillldolt > ' '! f: e!!ii"· ~ • ~ : ; ,! shooting from the field (1 for i:· : 1 ; ,r ~ ,. ! , t . J 1,: .• li.l !>Ut-Ule Tritoos 1n a bole to ~::-.,.,. ' ~ ; :
J 0 3 10 ltiy • l ycflll:Oft t t I 1 , • t : .~ : Baker's crew regrouped ~~ l f : ~ ,; .,: ,; J midway through the second "'T~~. ,; ,: ~ J
..,. \Wt en• quarter and made a. run at the s... <"""""-tao .. • "• • Knights. ~ ft .. ., t.f It Dowllt11 JJJlJ 11 > 1 11 Trailing 31·1$, the Trltona' Ni u J ' 1 1 ., , • i ~ : ,: Rli:k Bluer hit 1 shot from :=... • ? ~ ~
11 t 1 n outside and teammate Dan s.iien J 1 , 1 ~ f j : SWteneen followed up wltll • 1twi. : % ; 1;
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: : ~ : free throw, a long jumper and t.":""" : ~ } ;
a 11 11 .,, two more gratis tosses to cut "~.,:111 ~ ,, 1, M
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o .. t the KnJgh f ed Kitt:tilt It Jll lf 14-11 ..... v1111 11 • :n ,,_n u..-ts ollow Ni CWnMI• • 1' 11 ,,._..
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Fight Set
January31
Fonner World welterweight
and middleweight champion,
Emile Griffith, has opened up
as a 10-3 favorite over un-
beaten Armando Muniz for
their JO-round bout Monday,
Jan. 31 at the Anaheim
Convention Center.
Griffith owns a career
record of 71-13 and has scored
21 knockout!:. He was a three·
time welterweight champion
and · twice held the mid-
dle·weight crown.
Born In the Virgin Islands ,
Emile turned pro in 1958 and
has mixed with all the top
ranking fighters in t b e
welterweigh t and mid·
dleweight divisions. He holds
victories over Denny Moyer,
Don Fullmer, Ralph Dupas,
Luis Rodriquez, Jose Stable,
Dick Tiger, Joey Archer , Nino
Benvenuti, Andy Mailman and
Ernie (Indian Red) Lopez.
Emile just batUed mid·
dleweight champ C a r I o s
Mohzon last September 24 in
Buenos Aires and put up a
tremendous effort b e f o r e
being slopped in the 14th
round. He· wants one -more
shot at the title and realizes
that any loss from here on out
would probably spoil that
chance.
Fourth Quarter Spurt
Sends Artist.s bf Uni'°
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of llM Deify ..... , $l•ff
John Driscoll couldn't be
blamed if he sought legislation
limiting high scbool basketball
games to three peri9<fs instead
of four following Tuesday's 56-
. 47 los,, to Laguna Beach in
Orange League action <ln the
loser's court..
Driscoll is coach of the
University High Trojans and
what happened to bis team to
get the fourth period under
way was the next thing to
complete collapse.
The Trojans took the lead
early after Laguna had scored
the first basket and held the
upper hand by as much as
nine points through tbe third
stanza.
But that fourth quarte('
start.
For the Lagunans it was,
reprieve from a trip to the gas
chamber -sentenced by the
upstart Trojans in their spank-
ing new gym. :
For University it w a 1
nightmare alley and with a
starter on the bench for
disciplinary reasoos, th e
Laguna charge f i It e-r e d
through the Trojans ·with
monotonous regularity.
After trailing 37-33 at the
bn:ak, Laguna rattle<I off 15
•lraijbl points in less than
four minutes of tne fourlh
quarter !'hlle holding the Tro-
jans sCoreiess. 1 Br e t·o re
Driscoll 's buotjt could c1tcb
Jt.s breath at a timeout, the
score was 43-37 against them.
''I'J)iD41s never were the same
again although lhe spunky
Trojans rallied. to within four
poinls al 4!H5 wllh l:IO Jell
before failing back for good.
"f thought they had an ...
cellent first half," Laguna
coach Jerry Fair said follow·
it1g the game. ''We Were
fOrtunate to win it.
'"We went to a 'man-to-man
defense all over the court and
oor press forced them into
turnovers, But even then we
needed the second and third
efforts of ouf -blg men Norman
Bedell and Vince McCalla."
A dlsappolnl4d Driscoll ad-
mitted his team had shot bet·
ter (S2.6 percent) than in re--
cent games.
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·Shell UCI
LA Meet Host,s
,
UC Irvine's freshman
-baU IQUld •ID test .,.._ Jllllor Collose"s •
PrtJP Spike Aces
-bomo wtnnq stmk FrtlaJ ntcht at F JC alltr
CNeb J.-ry Hulbert'•
--year)lnp dropped an W.71 decision 'lliesay nl&ht to
Ibo bolt Chargers of ~ c.u., ..
LOS ANGELES -While a
boatload of lntematlonall)"
known lroek Ind field' taltnt
will beadllne S1turd1y '1
SUnkllt Invitational meet at
!he Sport Arena, there also
is a full 1late ol h!ih school
compeUtlon ·on tap.
First on the docket are the
prep ·fleld evenll at l :ll p.m.
lnch1ded lg !he prep array
are four Orange Coast area
stalwarll. along with 10 other
athletes and a pair ,of relay
teams from ·0ranae County.
Newport Harbor's Terry
Albritton, who flnllhed second
In losing lll llxlh , • .,. In 1J
lrleo, Hulbert'• quintet got de-
cent efforts out of forward
Rich Mraule (15 poinll! and
1uard Jim Small ( 11
markers), who took up the
slack left by the tubpar 14-
poln' effort or the team's
no~ high scorer -6-5 Jer-
ry Maras. in the sllte meet shot put last
flf hi spring behind eraduated team-
; ~ mate Mark Stevens, is at the
• 1 forefront of the area's prep
~ 1~ delegation at the Sunltist con-
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Ski Movie
Set at MV
The recently fOrmed Mission
Viejo High School ski club, in
conjunct{on with the Mission
Viejo Kiwanis club, 'w 111
aponsor an evening of ski
moving pictures tonight at the
high school (7:15).
ROUnd steel spllere Is SS-5,
which he accomplished in the
1971 state finals. And he and
Randy Cross of ·Cre>pl (112-91>
best last aeasonl wW be out to
shatter the meet record .al SS..
6, set In last se1$0D'I .meet by
Centennlal's·Carloa McCAii .
Co'unty ' strongbOys J I m
Neidhart (56-1) of Katella and
Kevin McLain (56-3 1/,) of
Loara are also entered in the
sbot.'field.
Costa' Mesa dlstance star
Doug MacLean is included in
an etcht-lap best of t :M and
he'll compete qainal nine
othen, including R. a n c h o
Alamitos Darrell H a I f le I d
(9::11) and Fullerton'1 Terry
Carroll (9:14.1).
Aloo at SUnklst will be
M!ssloo Viejo miler Ed
Radermacher. wbq'.1 llated to
go In !he rated four lapper.
Radermacher ha:s 'a 1:05.7
·best in the 1320 and ~ 4:12.4
low water mark in the mile.
He's top seeded In his race. ·
The other counUans at
Sunkist include Valencia polts
vaulter Jim Collins, Santa
Ana's Bob Hamil in the ~
yard run, seeded two milers
Marc Genet of Santa Ana,
Larry Gerich of Foothill and
Jl111 Salcido of SUnny Hills and
Kennedy sprinter Jack Stru-
ble.
Kennedy and Santa Ana also
have quartets entered in the
640-ylird relay.
OCC Faces
Falcon Five ,.
WHICH lltOWN IS WHICH? -Ctiances are New-
port Harbor High wreslling c~ch Joe Fox lw a;ked
himself that. question bn oc~ion. He bu three
Browns on his squad "1 157-pollnd _Mike·~-(under·
neath). 194-pound Mike J. (middle) and 123-pound
Richard (on top). Mike K. and Richard are brothers
while Mike J. is no relation.
l>ick Barrymore, well .known
ski photogripher, will show
The Performers w h i c h
hlgbligbll the world famous K·
2 demonstration team; Once
Jn A Lifetime featuring Olym·
pie champion Billy Kidd; and
one other ski film.
· the seeded mile field while
Mesa mate Jotpt Olswang is
an entrant in i'be rated two
mile.
Orange C.Oast Co I le ge' s
basketball team attempts to
stay in mathematical con-
tention for the South Coast
Conference title tonight when
the Pirates tangle with rugged
Cerritos. The game begins at 8
at the Falcons' gym.
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Tr~ Hu.1nS S~eet Tune
·For Sailor · Ma~ frogram
By PHU. ROSS called "The Three Bells". on a wrestle-off later in the
ot ... c.itr ,.,.., It.ff Today at ' Newpor:t , Harbor finala. 1
About a decade ago, a J.iigh, there also ei:ists.a com· ''.We're working mostly on
brother-sister singlng group • bo known as the Three his blasting out or there when
named the Three Browns 1 Browns: he's underneath and waiting
came out of the Arkansas However, in this particular for what the top man lias to do
backwoods and filled both the case, onJy two of them are ..• in the long run, he could ~ntry •!X1 pop musi~ charts . brothers and there's pothlng be very tough," says Fox.
with their m e 1 o d 1 c en· sisterly about their SJ>M'· Next in Une is 157-pound
cahtations in a touching ballad • tacular act. senior Mike K.. or Kenneth
In fact, the onJy bells \\'hich Mlchael to his family.
Ml) Cold; ring for the Tars' Brown trio Notes Fox in regard to Mike
toll in the heads of their op-K. 's handle, ''his real name is
ponents after lac~ · t h e Kenneth · Michael but h e
' threesome on the Wtest.ling prefers Mike.
Warriors
Win,56-46
mats. "Of his lM record two of. the
Sailor ~mat coach Joe Fox losses were in close matches
hu ei:ljpyed past success with and we 're looking forward to
names like Horpel, Magilavy, rematches with both of the
etc. wrestlers who defeated him."
But one can be assured that Two of the .performers who
Fox doesn't iog stopped Mike K. are Corona Brown _ a de! Mar's Wallly Clark and
By ROGER CARLSON Mike J., Mike Carl Z.rnick from Garden
ot ,.,. .,..... ,. ... , silff Grove's Pacifica H1gh . ....__ · The Tar me lS OOWNEY -1.ue Wamon ecstatic about haVing the One of the stalwarts in the
of host Plus X High took ad-lhree on his squad's roster Tars' Imposing foolball picture
vantage of their height and that he. claims. a 1 m 0 s t the last two autumns as a two-
some colcl ahootlng by Mater bruthlessly, "summing ll up way tickle, Mike K. lettered
Dei Tutaday night and 1hot I'd like to have 13 Browns on the mats at 136 as a
down the MonarcM. 56-46, in around." sophomore and at 148 his
an Angelus League basketball Not one for outrageous junior year.
Issue. boasts, Fox is no doubt well Continues Fox, "After being
The loss was the second. aware of the·collective lode of our only summer league
stra'lgbt for the visitors and * talent he -po11esses in the champ the sumpier before
came primarily because of UM B last. Mike dldn't ·place in the
domlnance of 6-7 center Karl ~°"l:iog the New Year, the league but he was a respec-
Krug of the victors. t aggregate won-loss record of table wrestler all season long,
Krug, an agile big man, the twc) Mikes· and Richard 1s though.
scored 14 of hla 15 tallies iq $2-.ll·l. "He's a real ooot kid who
the decisive first half when the . Perhaps the nro s t im-loves to come from 'behind
Warriors 1sswned an eight pressive Newport Brown is and he doesn't care what the
wint bulge and he was doing~ senior ¥ike J .. twice-beaten in score Is when· he does it;
jt from inside and outside ' 21 matches thus far at 194 that's the great thing about
alq:ng' with some n i I t y pounds. ~ him." d~enslve play. Of no relation to the two Smallest, but definitely not
Coach Jerry T a r d i e 1 s tighter teammates of the same the least aggressive of the
Monarchl stayed within range name, Fox uobashedly calls trio, i!1 123-pound j u n i o r
in the second 'half but were Mike J., "the best big kid I've Richard, younger brother Of
unable to pare the margin to ever coached. , Mike K. ·
Jeu than seven points. "Of his · 20 wins, 14 are by "He loses a Utile more than
N•--straight ml f pins. But, if he could improve the other two (but nonetheless ·~ ..., rom is the proud owner of a glossy the field at the outaet put the in ·one area -escapinglun-I' •1 mark)," Fox says, "but
M •-I t•· •hole and they dernealh -he could go a oog ~~ onarcu.:s n ne I !"-' Iha!'• ~-use of ... ed wa.i in CIF rmn~tition." nu111. ..._.. "'~ never recover · Mike J. w;;.i~ "long way" competition at bil weight. Mater Del managed only 17 1 . "He's In a very toogh weiaht
buke•-in u lte .... f a in CIF poolleuoo compel Uon ~ ~ -a m,~ 0' i..t wibter after be garnered clus at 123 but be'• probably
30.4 pereeotage. his oecopd consecutive SUnset the most aggressive wresUer
The winners hit 22 of 54 for League tiUe at lM. we have, pound for pound.
40.7, getting dooble fllure LoA!t\ bJ declalon to the "Richard II always all over
'9COrlnl from Jerui, Gary .Bat.-eventual , champion -Mira the 'other guy and he doesn't
!Isla (14) and John Schroeder c..ta'• Sedotll -the cols! on a lead when he's
•(12). bl•.-.t Umlnated ahead."
Rick Knilfln was high point .;i ... ii;;;;--·l;;;;;;;;;;";;;asiOeiOiiii;;;ji-i;;;;iOiiiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOi"'il man for the night with 1711
polnll de1plte sitting on the
bench the final 5: 11 of the se-
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penonal fouls.
The Monarchs -eel the
Warrlon'. helcht advanta1e
wilb a man-to-man presa and
the tactic took Ill toll, forcing
20 turnOvers.
Mater ~i. however, wu ~ ol · 17 miscues and wllh !he cold -.,
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Schilllng (4 :13.2) and Harold
Marshall (1 :11.8) of Redondo.
Olswang, meanwhile boasts
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Pirates are 1-2 in clrcuit ac-
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over Santa ·Ana Saturday
night. Cerritos baa a 2-1 mark.
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James Al. "Ding" Scbooo-
'..mak« n o1 Miami, Fla., has ,. Joor bttn 1 bridesmaid bot
seldom a bride ln lntttna·
tlonal Star Class racing.
1 He failed to make It In the
world thamolomhlp again In
, 1 ~'71 but did well enough In
'I' other events to be namtd the
recipient ol the Martlill RDMI
Yachtsman ol the Year Award.
Well enoogh means that be
woo the Star Bacardi Clip 1-5-
1-1-1): the Siar European
Cllampionshlp (f-Z.1-W); the
~ Star South American Oiam-
' plonshlp (f-1·1·1·1); SPORT
~Regatta in Slara (1-1-1-1-1)
·and the Kit! Pre-Olympic
llegatta In Stars (1-1-1-1-1 ).
ln the star "world's" at
Seattle he placed eighth oul ol
49 bolt. with • DSQ-W-2·1,
and official observers said he
"'OUld have won It except for
lbe dlsqualUicaUon In the lirst
race.
Schoonmaker was chosen for
th• Martini & RDMi award by
a wide margin over la.st year's
winner, Ted Turner of Atlanta,
Ga. by a pan<I of yachting
write!'! and edltora. 11 e
rtceived 90 points to Turner's
60.
Second runner-up was Bob
Mosbacher of Houston, Tex-.
with 44 points, winner of both
the North American and world
championships in lbe Soling
Class. .
Turner's second place was
garnered by a first in the 5.5
meter Gold Cup, first in the
5.5 meter w o r I d cham-
pionships, third in the 5.5
meter U.S. championship
fu.t in the SL P•tersburg lo
Welcome
Aboard
By ALM!)N LOCKABEY
There'• 111 old adage around yachting circles: When
two saµJng yacht. meet on an open stretch ol water a
race enJUfl.
There's another theory that yacht racing started aome-
wbere back in the dark age.s when the owner or skipper of
eome' yacht aaid to another: "I 'll wager that my yacht is
futei' than your's over a given coune." A r ace ensued.
¥ • matter of fact, the latter theory ls how the
famed Beer Can Regatta got started a numbtr of years
ago.
And that'• just about the situation in the upcoming
three.race match aeries between Mark Johnson's 73-foot
Windward Passage and Ken DeMeuse's 73-foot Biackfin.
Yea, cblldrtn, there will be yet another match race
aeries between this pair off Lon~ Beach, Jan. 28-29-30.
It all started during the r f.cent SL Francis Yacht Club
Tinsley Island Stag Cruise, a four-day eating and drinking
bash.
The challenge r;upposedly came from DeMeuse who
was !till smarting over a three-race defeat by WP in the
SL Francis Perpetual Series a few days previout. In that
race WP took the measure of Blackfin three stralgbt by
margins of three to Ove minutes over 21·25 mile courses in
typical blustery San Fr,anci.sco Bay weather. 1
But DeMeu.se apparenUy was remembering Blackfih's
defeat of WP in California Yacht Club's Callfomia Cup
Series wbe:n the winds off Marina deJ R ey were e1tremely
light.
So be figured tbe usually moderate winds off Long
Beach mig ht be the eqWlllw. Besides, the two yacht.
lhould be busy doing l!OllM!thlng In the way ol warmups
prior to the start of the San Diego to Acapulco race Feb. 8.
-besides: DeMl!llle, during the Tinsley lsllnd
endle was already making plans to have some Changes
mede &o Blackfin which Jbould make her a faster boat.
These changes have been made.
With the exception of the original meeting between
the two in the California Cup, the competition has all fav-
orod WP.
A few day1 alter the C.IUomla Cup the two tangled In
the ,Transpac Los Angeles to Honolulu race in which WP
beat Blacldin to Dia m ond 1 Head by nearly an hour, only to have the victory nullifild by a two hour penality for a
ttartlilg l.ble ln&actlon. lllackfin was given credit for first
to Onisb and a new ela~ Ume record -:-a decision that
w as only quieted by WP'1 ruoundlng victory in the 1971
Transpac.
Original owner Robert F. Johnaon was smarting so
much over what be considered an unjust penalty (a penalty
tmpoied on elapsed time rather than corrected time) that
be vowed he would never race in another Transpac.
Ft. Lauderdale (SORC) In bis
converted U-meter American
Eagle; fourth overall in the
SORC; first In the Annapolis
F.U Serlea In the yacht Run-
ning Tide. and flrat to finish In
the lleta Dlv!Jlon of England's
rugged Fa.stnet race.
Since the selections were
made, Turner baJ also sewed
up the Ocean Racing world
championship (sailed over a
three-year period ) by a aecond
place in the final race of the
Southern Cross Series in
Australt..
In the women's competition,
Jane Pegel of Williams Bay,
Wisc. was voted the Martini &
Rossi Yachtswoman of the
year by a close margin of four
points over Sylvia Everdell ot
Duxbury, Mass.
Mn. Pegel posted wins in
the M Scow B !1Je Chip Regatta
and the Laser Midwest Cham·
pioll8hlp. This year marks the
flrat time In the history of the
Martini & RDMI Yachlsman
and Yachtswoman of the Ye&r
Awards that an Adams Cup
winner (women's North
American s a J I i n g cham·
plonshlps) was not named as
the female recipient.
Finishing fourth in the male
cort)petlUon were G r a b a m
Hall of Sea Cllll, N. V. and
Mark Johnson, Freeport,
Grand Bahama, who both
tallied 35 pointa. Glen Foster
of New York was fifth with 31
points.
Johnson's points came on his
CISA Buys
Olympic
Boat Fleet
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record setting Transpac race, ~lllltd Or•noe cont ci.1rv l"llot Thi• •l•Mmtt'lt t11M wltfl .._ coi;nrv J"""ll'Y 1'· 1m l•\'n Plllll""'111 °'"* CMlt o.n, '"'"'
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a new record) third in the LEGAL NOTICE l"llMl1-----;,~1trnT>Tn>oou~•i"'iovusii1;,;:.,;;,:---J---:;:::.::~~::::__--SORC and wiMer of the St. PUbltshtd o...,.... CO.ti DttlY 1"1~. NAM• ITATIM.IHT • .,.. N .. 1N1'K
Francis Perpetual Tr 0 p h y •tcr1TIDUS IUllNISS J__..,. ''· 2" •Ml ,. •• IV " •• 1m n.. followlftl ,,.,._ IJ dollll bu•l1111u NOTIC• OP IUut TlANSP•lt NA.Ml: STAT•MINT 1»-n u : Itta''" .... , u.C.C.)
over arch-rival Blackfin. Tht folloWtrw ..,_ II CIOfM tiu11-, THI! COf"•f'E t •1 MtrlM "'"''·· Nolin 1, lltrttl\I .iwn ,. ttw Cr-.t1i.r1
The winners or the Martini ••; HAlllt:V'I GULF SEll\llCE. UJOl LEGAL NOTICE 1~1:::i:: .. ~~!.. ltn °""" Or .. :i.1~ ~:::.·~:· ,g4'::: ... :::-,.:.
& Rossi awards will receive EdWlfdt 11•• Huntlnt!Ot'I 9••ct1. n .. , N...--1 IMth e 11 ,,_ ••tbdl L•l•lld, CMll'Y • Of•-· ""' -' . . Burl C, HtrrllOfl, 1'371 St11!1 Aflfft 'ICTITIOUS IUSINllS Thli bullntM Ii ~ cor!IWClfll:I by 1n Ct1ifdrnl1, !ht! t bulk 11-tw 11 t bollt to
elegant TUfany-des1gned sad· ln., Hun111111on '-di.'™'· NAM• ITAT•M•NT IN1lv1c111•1. ' l 1>1 "'~' to "*""" 1. 1<1<11111,
l'n• tronhi'es and s uitably Tiii• "'1•1nnr. 11 1>1t111 conc111cted W •n Tri. followl111 --11 11o1111 Mint•• TP1om11 Strlll• . Tr1nrr.r".-wtiota ,..lfHM• 11 flS26
I) r:. lndl¥ldu1l tt: Tt!ll 1!1ltmel!I J!jM , wlll't 1N Counl't' ~Jn111r, L1tUM NltUll, t.wntv If ()(1111t,
engra.ved plaques at a recep-,.. •111~1 c . H1 •;,1.,1to11 1_ .... c , MAltL!NE ROIElfTs, 100 wn1 Cltl'it o1 o''"" Tifltv, en: J1t1. 11, 1t12. ''''" ot C•lllornl•. . be h . th ho n ' • em•n w "' '"'" oun 'I' COIJI HIMw•v. NtwPOf'I ltlCh, C•L l't' ltut rlv ~. o.utv <;ounty Tiit praptrty 111 be ti'.....,. 11 lou!M tion to eld m elr nor. Cl.nt •f Or•nM Coun1v °": Jin. u, 1tn. lol• l . 01.,,.,, 406 Mon1tr1y ROtd Cltrll. ,, ttsl't M1rlnt A¥111111, 1•1bOI """"·
Scoring for the winners is ~~h¥trlY J . MlddoX O.Pllf'I' Countv "M", 5aut11 fl•sac1t11•, Cat, FlUM eoumv ot C>r•net· stttt., c.tUIWnl•.
. . Thl1 1>11111111111 I• b91nt condllc:lld b't' t n l"ublllllfd Ortll cci.11 Otllv Piiot, ~•Ill PfGllll"l't' 11 Ottc:rlbed 111 ...,.r•1 based on 10 points for first '""1111,.,. 0 ,.,.e c 11 0 ,, ' ,1r13!' 1nc11vlctu•1. J•11utrv 1t, ,., •ncl Ftbru•rv :z. t . 1m 11: jA.11 1todc 1n tr• 11•111,..,, Mti1~
I f d f. Oii • 'I' "'' 1.011 L. Gl•nn l»-11 "'"''' tradt n11M •nd fOOd win ., thtt pace. seven or secon , 1ve J•-rv 1t, "· •nd FtOru.rv 2. t, tm Thi• 1t•t1m1n1 1111c1 with m. countv lllflillH' lll'IOP t111111111u .,_ " .,, 111e
for third four' for fourth and IJ3.n c11rt • or1_. CouritJt on: J•11. 3. 1m. LEGAL NOTICE 1.r,.r Slloc> .~ lout• •t i11vi Mtrln1
three foi-Cifth. The voling LEGAL NOTICE -~r.,:.,...rrr L. MMdolc. °""'" Coullf'I' ;~:..: i:·~i:;:1cJ!i!~· cotlnft. ., 0rt11et.
IA\ SJt7 pan~J jg directed by ~b l"IC.TITIOUS IUSINISS Publlttt.d Ortn .. COlld' DlllY ';:::. SUl"IRIOI C U~T OF 'TH• onTt; ~= =n:: ::1 :-,..:,,~~~
Bavier, president of Yachting NAN STATIM•NT Jtnu•r• S, 12. lt. M. lrn: ,.,1 s;:~·c~~NW.'o:~~.~~ -' l tY Ew;r-Co .. ll'C .. l".O. ~ IJI,
Magazine and 1964 America's The 1o11vw11111 •~ •r• dolnt1 ..._ •·nftl ' cw-c111 Mi r. taJS, CMlf'W' 91
' . bl/ti""• u : LEGAL NOrICE NOTtcl 0,. N•A•INO OM l"IT"10N 0r.,...., Sl•I• °' Ctllfwllla. Cup wmner. SUNSET DtSTlfllUTING, Oii 81rdl Pott l"llO.AT• 0 , '#11.L ANO ,Oil So ••r •• kiwwn to 11'11 Tr• ..... •JI
a...... f h M · · & It., Sult• 2, N1wpor1 laldt. CaUf. nuo w.i-NJntt •Nf ...,...... Vllif n ~~'6s or t e arhnl Michael L. JtcKIOll. 113'J RON, lot P:ICTITIOUS IUSIN•SS ~:,!T,1!S pl~tT~==~~;; Dec;Ultd. TrtNfffor lor II•• ltlr",Yltfl l•tl ,,,,,II
Ro&s1 ya c h ts ma n and Ant1i.1 "· Clllf. NAMI! STATIMINT NOTICE IS HEREaV GIVEN· lh•I dlfffft nl trom "".-.. •rt: ,...,..
Y b'• f 1 ... _ Robert F. Zlld\I, IJt AINrwood St., ~IHI toltowlnt 111r'°" 11 dllll\ll birtlllHI OOROTHV FAVI! KUHLMAN Ni fllld D;llM: Jtnutr'I' 14, lt1'. ac ..,woman o ·~ year are Or•nee. c.111. ,,.., ••· flfrtl" • Pttltlor! ,.. Prolltl• ~ w1•\ .,,., sn.rm." E. Sdlull as follows · Thll butlnffll 11 blt1111 conclU<lld by • ORANGE COAST AUTOMOTIVE, 1111 lor /Jwtna Of LtTltn Tt•t-tllV to Tr•n•ler" · Ptrtnfftfllp, PClrnOnl ......... Coslt Mist, Ctttfornlt. Mllllonu rif«lfttt lo 1lll'llctl II ,..... for flublllfl.td OttMf C-1 OlllY l"llol, (I) Schoonmaker 99; (2) MkflHI L. Jtckson John A. Connor, In:! 1ne111napoll• lurlller ~rtlcui.rs. •nd llltt 1111 tllilt.,,., Jt..i•rv lt, ltn I~'' Robtt1 F. Zlld~ Strfft, Hunll"tlon llltctl, C1lltorf111 bttn
Turner 60; (3) Moisbacher 44 ; Tiii• 111•emt1nt 111111 wltfl th• county Th11 bu1lne11 I& bll11t1 canductld trY '" ~";e:! lle•rlr'it~ :ri:.h•1;n In: LEGAL NOTICE
(4) Hall and J ohnson 35· (5) c 11rk of or-CounlY on: J•n. 10, 11n. lndl¥1dual. courtr~·~ O.,...fm...,1·..,:·1 ··.,, Mid -------------• ly a ........ r J . MIOdox, DlwlY County John A. Connor Cl ( D ,· w I G len Foster 31 ; (S) John Dane c1trtt. Thi• ''""""'' 1111c1 with 11,e C111o1ntr court,1 •t 100 vtc en11r r '' "'' n l'ICT1T101,1s 1ut1N1ts
Ill 21._ (?) R Kr' nd rf P:lJIN C~rk ot Oranve Cout'lty on O«tmblf' 27, IMC IY of S."11 Alot, CtLltor1••t . NAM• STATIM•NT ' On lppe 0 Publllhtd Dr1noe Cot1I DtllY Pllol, 1t71 by llverly J. MMdoi. 0.,,.,. COUit-0.!ld Jlnutr"t' 1:1. 1•~ TM tollolffJn1 •111111 tr• •Fne
10; (8) Bill Shore 7; (9) Den· Jtt1u1ry 12. ••• 26 Ind F~ .... ,.., J.1972 ·~Cieri!:. ~..:· s~i.:~HN bu5'2'J'1t•;:E THE DAltKN ES S
nis Conner 4; (10) David Allen '1·72 Publllhecl Or1n~~ot1! Oa ltt Piiot, MCOWEN, oiE•N & SYLVIA CAkDL£WORKS. llto Wllltlllr A'o'I,. 3 LEGAL NOTICE D«tntbtr 1' 1'11 and Jlnu s 11 lf SSO ltll Chill-•-• ~111 H. COii• M111. · 11n ' ,,.., ' 3Jii n Ortntt, Clllflf11ll tu6' John A. Lotp, 2~ Eldtn A'H., Ne. I ,
WOMEN: (1) Jane Pegel P:ICTITtous 1usiNess . !~~-=:':,. Ptllll•-\ co;~~,:::·~. Fo1~rr, »7 Awoaodl s1 ..
103; (2) Sylvia EverdeH 99; NA.Ms STAT•MENT LEGAL ,NOTICE Pu11111111c1 Or1n1e cont Otll'll\ Piiot, Mo. If, Co•lt Mt11 .
(3) Kathy Jones 57• ,,' .. 111 '1111°""'11111 "'*°" 11 c1o11111 11u11ntu J•nu•rv 11. 1t, 75, ltn , 1n.n Thi• bu1l1111u I• btll'l!I unduc:llld 111~ • NOTICa TO CONTIACTOlfl • Pfrt111rlll11. '
C M ' J ENTERflRISES, .ioo S.n•• ""'' CalllOl'"I• LEGAL NOTICE John A; I.-LEGAL NonCE EJilnMr Aw., "'11. ui, Htintlneion o~ De<.O<'Plblr 21, 1971 PatrlcK R. F01ltt The California Internatiorial •••di. ·c1u1. In l>UflUtllCI Of I rtM1lutlon ol "'' SUPIRIOlt COUlfT 0,. THE Thl• 111ttm1nt filed wllll "" CO\lnlY
Salling Alaoclation (ClSA) has FICTITIOUS IUllNISS Ch•rl•5 F. S!l'Wtrt, flOO EdtnMr Aw .• IOllrd ol supe .... 1sor1 ol Illa O••nve COii"" STAT• OP CAl.IFORNIA POil Cllfk of Ot'1Mt Count~ Ofl: Jt n. 10, 1•n. NAMa STATIMaNT API. '34, Hllnllngton lltkh, C111f. l't' Flood Control Dl1tr1ct tdOP!td TNI COUNTY OF ORANO• 9¥ lltvfflY J. Mtddu, Dtpvtv County
announced the purchase Of I Tiit followl"t pt~ I• dltlnl b111lnns Tllll bu•lntu ll btlnt COflllucled 11'1' tll Dectmbtr 21, 1t11, dlrKllntl !hit noflcl, lilt. A·n 'o Clerk. n I f I t ti nal .1<w1 """---... lndi¥1dual. NOTICE JS NEREI V GIVEN !tit! tM NOTICI OF HIARINO O, PITIT10N ,lllti ee 0 n erna 0 ._., '-'liUlll . Me~AftU.NO & ASSOCIATES, JfSS Charles F. SllWtrl Clerk Of will llotrd wltl rKll'H In Jl:oom l'OR PROIA"-OF WIL'-ANO llOR Pl,lbfllllff Oft• Cont Dllll)' l"Uet,
dinghies to be used primarily l lrcll SI., SUit• :102, Newport hltd'I, Thl• "''°""'"' fUld with "'' CounlY !Ill h1 lhl Coun!'I' Mrt'llnl1tr1tlon l 11llellne. LITI•llS TISTAMfNTARY (MIND J•nuMY n. lt, 2' •rMI "*""" " ltn f QJ i ainJ Ctllforlllt. ~lei'\ of Or•r>M COunty on: J1n. 10. 1112. SIS North SYClmotl Sir"!, S.nta Ant on WAIVfDI •Jt
Or ytnp C tr ng. ltld'lerd E. McFarllnd, 1:16 T-1 ' h¥ffl'I' J. Mtddax, 0.PUty County ot MfM• 11\t' !'lour llf l:OO P.M. ol Eilllle ol ISAllEL lllGOHI OKtllld 1-------------
Peter Davis, president of ......... N"'-1 lea<ll. cautornl•. Clert. J•nu•rv 24• 1tn, ... IN bloH er ,.,_11 NOTICIE is HEREllY GivEN Th i LEGAL NOTICE , • Thi• binlflfU It blJntl conductld by tn F !Slt> few lhl C11111ln.ictlon OI' ltlal POrtion of t CJSA, Slld the h I g h • lndf¥1dutl. PvbHIMd Or1-Cot1I 0.1111 Pilot, Stttt COlllM SJorm Drain lrorrr 1•11 ROid !:':'1on R.~lmJn:::~ fll~ tu::: .... ~tin .;1---c,,cCT~>T-,-00-,-0-0-.,-.-1-1-1---perforrnance 420s will be used ltldllrd E. Mc:F••!•nd J•nw•Y 12. it, M Md fdlrutry 2, "" t11rout11 Vermont A-..-, ·Fa<lllh< No. I···-~· ot l.!',.,, Tn•·-•"••-'• P ,,. , .... , ITATOMONT Tltll •tatement 111111 "''"' t11e cou"h 11.n E12PC11. -·..... •• .... ... 0 •
by Olympic hopefuls on the ~~: t:"r J°'·'"l'I' on ~bl( 21. i::$ f::" be m.ot on "" 1om1 pro-:°'.:~':;' 1~~~~.~!e:1~ !J .,,,~ 11~ follow tnt ,.,._ Ii ~ i11111111tt1
West Coast as. well as for the ' "'Y · Mllddo.11.. ,.,. oun-LEGAL NOTICE "' tne PU•-· tdelrHlld 10 Illa tfll 111n1 •nd Pl~ of M1r1,,.., lllt wm1 ALAMOS VALLEY INVESTMENT
d f ailo ty Cllf'k. Clll'k of lh1 llo1rd of SuPffYllOl'I, Drt nM h11 ti.n $ti IOI' feot'lll" I ltn '' ··-CO H 8 Vanctment 0 young S rs F 1!014 SUl"llltOR COUIT OF m-Couroh Flood Conl'111 Dlltrkt, rrMl•ked I m In Ille COllrfoom ol De~artmtnt t/: MPA Y, 21n OuPottl Drlvt. Sllll1 to a much more highly PIJbthilltd Or•nt• com 0.lfr Piiot, ITAt• OP CALlflORNIA ,0. "Bid IOI'"'• .~Ollltructlon ol Sl1t1 Coll1tt S0 ot"w1c1 C0\111, If 70G Cl¥1C Ctnlll" Orlw. 21~y~~~ ~T·.':"~f;~'to;::: ~..,.
ph •-I f bo ltnul'Y .S. IJ. lt, 2'-ltn l:!Jt.1! THI COUNTY ., OlANOI Storm Drttn. West '"!lie City of Stnla Anl Callfornlt Circle, N-Nrt' a..c.ti, citlfclml4I ,,._
so i.stn;ated c ass O at "'· A·Jtltl l ld• 1h•ll lit for tumi.111,.. •II lit.or, o.i111 J•nv•,., 11, lt12. • · Thi Ml 1 than thole to which they have LEGAL NOTICE NOT1ca or: Lt.LI OI" •••L l'RO. !:1-1• •nd m•terl•I• In 1<Corll1nct w. E. st JOHN rnc11..,r;,...1. nru 1 1111,.. C9ftdWMlll .., •n
• l"altTV AT PltlVATE SALi tM Pltnt tncl N1Clllttllon1 tfllrtfor Covnl'I' Clf,rk Byron M., Ttrl'llllz.,.
been accustomed. . •ICTITIOUI IUS1N•11 l. E1t.tt °' HELEN F. EICHRODT, alto for '~:.:::t: 'O°r : HUlfWln HVlt'#ITI ANO RIMlll Thi• •llltm•nl lllld wlffl "-C:..111'1'
d Fl lveedof the boat!A_were Th• toii!:1"5;'.:!~~:'r!. IMnl"'u =:.!:. HE'-EN FltANCES l!:ICHltOOT, 11,,,. 1 _ 1 ci .. rin:o.': !!!!1
11 ., :."':.":,!":'s c11rk ot OranM countv ..,: Jll'I. 11. 1m,
e Iver on Dec. 30. De\!ause u : NOTICE IS HliREIY GtVE,. 111•1 ltle •,tructlllM on. lump •um bttll N-..rt IMdl. CIUfOl'nl• t1Ml ~.,:.-IY J. Mlddtlf, Dllll/I)' (;tvn!Y
of the shipping strike they ACCU·TAX, ll• Nllrtl! Newiiort llYf., Undlnltntd Wiit sell •• Pl"IVlte ••le, 10 ltwn 2 -1 RthlfCIKld concrete lr•n•llion T•i 1714) .,,.... 1"1"47 • N..._, Beech. Ct!llornl1 tU60. ' tllt hJll>t1l btojder, 1uble<:t lo coflltrmet!on llructu••· Slt!lon »+• lo SlttlO!'I "'""""• fW l"tllt'-t' Pub lfll!ld Or•Mll Cu•t O•llY Piiot, were delivered in San Fran. Jolln P:. O'Connor, 21t•I 0Ctln¥!tw of Mid Superior Court, on ot •lier the 31+M, on t lvmp JUm bttl1 Pllblllllta Or•"9e CotH DtUy Pllot, J11111trv If, 26, trMI Ftbrllt t"I' 2, f, Jt12 clsco where they will be used ,l•nt, H11nt1rm11n l••ch, Ctllrornl• 2.ttfl div 01 Jt"111rv, 1m. 11111a c111c .. o1 "r.'~ -2"*1 Llnt•r '"'of ,.rnm ltCP J•1111trv 11, ''· u, 1n2 1u.r2 1,,.12 ""6. RICHMO ND ~ Jl:ICHMOND .. Pleu -condut or ,,75' )I 1.25' RC •K·r--------------------------
startlng immediately. Tiiis blltfntQ I• btll'lt conductld 11'1' an °"'""'• C•l!tornt• f26U, ah ffi. rlgh1, 11'. ~vv1 ltr undlllt on • Pl!' llnHr toot LEGAL NOTICE
Davis said the board also lndlvldu•L 1i., tritttnt •NI •H•t• o1111a decaSlnr in • •-------------John F. O'Connor •nd to me rNI PrOPl'rt'I' dlserlbld ,1 llem 4 -"° L1Mtir 1"t ol II-Inell RC1"1· ~------------approved the employment of Thk slt l.mtnl lllld wlth tht C.OUntv lclllit'N1; ,1000 conduit or '' :ir ,.7S' RC rte· .. OTK• TO CltlOITOl.S -CltEATft>N 01" SICURITY INTllllST ••' Macdo Jd oung saiJ Cltrtt ol °''"" COllnty on DKembtr '11, ITEM I. R111 1r0per1Y 1llutlld In tntrulH cllndult on 1 .,., UnNr foot 1lllMr U"'"'111 c..tfttMrclal C-.-lulk TrMll•rs lUN)' 08 , 8 Y " 1m , bY lkwrtf J. MlddOO(, DffulY Coun-"Ltlwre World", Ltlunt Hiiis. Countv ti bnl1 To 1n tflOl9 holdlnf cl•ltns 99'11MI lfll dlbtor lllr1l ... fl1r ntmtd, bind 111 tr1•
Ing expert for the Santa IY Cllfk. °''""· Sitt• of C•Htornl•, CIHcrlbld 11: ttwm s - 1 Rllnforttd conc:r..i. trantttlon •ct/'"' !' nents OCClll'rlne wtora 11\t bvlt: 1rtr11fff dllcrltlld be5"r k ~
M nl Ila M cdonald I' 1.tH2 Ptrctl 1· Dwelllnt Unit A In Bulld!nt •nd htnc:tlon 1tructur1, Slallon <0+11 ta rrMI fKl1 0 ca y area. a , l'llbllllltd 0r,11., CMll D•llY l"llot, No. -.. ... wkl Uni! 11 "-"' nc1 s11tlon 'G.+41, on • lump wm b••li Nc11«1 II '-'try 111....., llMll 1 bulk Tr•n11'1r by ••v ot cr1111on If • ttc:lll'llY
Who W81 tactician 00 CbarJes ~ :it, tm tnf Jl/lllllt"I' .S. 12. It, dl11nld on lfltl 1:1tltln Condomln~m lllfll f -1 Relnlorctd mncrtt1 lrtn•ltlon lntttlll II tbolil to be mtdlJ !hi nlmt 01 lhl Clltotor II , · 1'72 J;Jtt.71 Pltn ltfKhtd to tnd ~ 1 Ptrt of tnd lunc!IO(I tlrt,oe:IUre, S!tllorl •S+IJ to HIENRY ENGINEElllNG COMPANY
Morgans 12-meter Heritage lh•I ctrlt(ll Otcl•r.tlllfl of Cc¥tn1nt1 Sllflon "'5+~1. on a kHn• 111m IH1l1 ""' busl :;:io ~I":' •• KOOL METAL A~ING co .• INC.1
durin11 •L.-1970 America's Cup LEGAL NOTICE Condit!-•ncl ltttlrlctroou. c1..i Item 1 -2 Rtlnfwcld cenc:nit• ILHICll0t1 c n~ rtu • dlblol' II 3001 Rid Hiii A..,.., Sull• fl:Z. c.o.11 ~ -.., ~ I r-Jlrvdures Stltlofl Jl+f7 to SI lion 111'°'"11• trials will io· in n---... _ Mrl 1'· 1"' hi~ tttt, -rn of Sl +JJ ~ St lion I '"' ,..me llf "" IKUrld Nrly II NATION.\L ACC•l"TANCE COMPAHY ~ ' lWCU. l'UWI. ,ICTITIOUS IUStHaSI Otfldtl ltKCrdt In the office of !ht 11+1i 1 • I s7+" lo Sltllon CALIFOltNIA1 lllt bvtll'llll tddrtlll of th4 ..curld ,.rt)' It l40l'WIW!lrt "8i.
Donald Gay, USN reUred, Jn NAMI STAT•MINT couritv 111:..:ordtl" ol Or•ntt COuntv, """ • _on,~:::,.~~~ i::::r.11 ! ltlon Vite!, Sufi• 301, e .... erty Hll11, Cllllwn!1; IO l•r .. 1• k-.i ...... l4Cllf'fll ..,..,.,
ma"'"" !alt.-_ _.. ""°....,.. Tiii folio.Intl ...,..,., •re Oolnt Ctl lornlt , lfflll •n und1¥1dlCI 1115'th 1... •M lunc:tlon lfrv<tu 11 11 .,"+"' -wlll cltOftr fll• used !ht lollowlnl ott.lf' bulln"' nlmtl •nd addr ... 11 wllflln ....'6 u auu r,......,,,. llll•I-•t: flrttt 111 •nd to •It t1111 portion of Loi I re, I on .. I• "''" yea" 1111 Ptil:
tatlons •lxiut the CISA before IUILDli'.R'S SERVICE co .. IN0'2 Tlb-of Tr.ct No .... , ti "'-" on a m111 u!!i·1~on "',+M, '1~. lu~ lllm "'"' IUll'lftl Nimt1: N-'
... H rtc•ded In book 215, pffH 17 tncl u of -'mor(fd conc:r•te l11nc:llon llusll'lth Addrtnn: yacht C)Ubs and 0 t be r Ltl'll. llflllMlon lltldr, Clllf. Ml1<ttlt11110111 Mtpt, rKorCll ol "Or•nM llructurH. Station 11+21 " SllllM 1170 E~) 10tfl Sh'Wt, LOfltl I MCll, Ctlifornlt l
LEGAL NOTICE
But a few months after the 1969 TransPCJc J ohnson
died of a heart attack and the yacht W"11 to his eld...t
aon, Mark.
A month afte'r Bob Johnson died, P.1ark and his crew
beat Jllackfln to the finish line In the 1,000-mile Loog Beach
to La Pai race. ,
Otganiutions ~o4t COUnty, Ct lt!ornl1, lhown •rMI defined 6l+2' tnd Stallon JJ+Ol..U le Sltllon 1'107·1 ... Wtrd W.y, City If lncMlry C.Utornltl • • 1 Miu.,.. Jr., 1"°2 Tlbbett ••"Common Art•" on in. tbo'lle r•llT· 73+lf.ll, on• Hr unll bt1l1. ltlSe. lnd111trltl Ol'l¥1, N.E.. Mtrlltt• ' G111rtlli Lant, H11nttneton I Nch, Calll. "'" rid 10 Condomlnlvm Pl•n llMI 10 -I Rllnforctd cencr111 lunc11on 110ts, Wat lllfllllrltl wiv, Tllllltln.' 0r._.,1 ~~~:tine'tf\:~· ~!.~ .. lb~ ..J=:.:1'.r"",.,r~~.~:t 1 :.::, ou.0rr!~ ~t;.,ut!~:1.~~ ~C'iW,:~Pw~~~~ :1.;:,·~ ~ll: E ~./jl ~~.or1..... :u~•. :::=;, 1 ... ""' 1 nt ""' ~, 11Ubit1nctt I J beJ d 111 of soo •um llt•I• 11Jt Gr111t. • S.n Mtra., Clllfelftltl
But La Paz wasn't the Transpac. While campaigning
the yacht on the East Coast in 1970 Mark d~lded to forej:o
his father'• vow and come back to the Tr~c.
In light to moderate airs -that some observers
thought was Blackfin's cup or tea -Windward Passage
averilged over 10 knota for the 2,225 mile crossing to wJpe
out Blackfin'1 tainted record and her own deprived record
-beating Blacklln by aome nine hours.
Then came the St. Francis match which was saJled in
Full view of thousands of shorebound spectators on San
Francixo'a waterfront.
And now cornea the City of Long Beach Trophy Series.
Will Blacltfin's loa1er waterline and expanded fore-
lrlanile bring her up to Wlndw:ard Passage's speed over
a ~e triangular course? Will she be a closer match
for WP In the 1,430-mlle Acapulco race? •
Time in Jan. 30 for the IDIWtr to the first question
and about the middle of February for the final ans'lt'er.
SPECIAL PURCHASE Of.
a '71 GREMLINS
AND
'71 HORNETS
LIMITED SUPPLY
DISTRICT TICKETS FDR THE
RIVERSIDE 500 NASCAR RACE
FREE RESERVE SEATS .
FREE LUNCH, BEER, Ii COKES
JANUARY 23, 1972
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,-ICTITIOUS IUllNaSJ RICH~~~r:1t,, 1~KH!!O .... NO. Pur111tnl ft 1119 prll'l'1tr.n. o1 1«.tlon 11'11 nlmt Of tilt 1tQ1r9d pjrty II NA TIONAL ACCEPTANCI COMPANY OF NAM• ITAT•M•NT '" 111S of tht t.tlloor Codt of JN Sttll ot CAl.1,0RHIAI ttlt bllllllb• tdd'hl ., lllt IKvrtd Jltrly 11 W, Wlbhlr9 hul• Tiit follCM'lntl P1rto11 It dolntl lilllllllllll .... Pl&u Clllfornlt , lhl lotrd of $UJ1ttVlt«1 ht1 V*fd, $tillt JDl, l1y1rl)' HIJll, Clllfotfl1t/ .. ftr .. ti knll'#n le 111t HCU!W illllf'fY•
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Mllsflfd Ort/Ill Cotll Diiiy Piiot, NOTICE IS H!ltE•Y GIVEN TO Al.'-tM Ol1111Ct ., ""' 1111 MtUf9lll """ ,_,.. ,,_ ~ .......... ff 1111 MCVtlty lrtllr9t It -..C,._ II I
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Jf PILOT-ADVERTISE~ WtdM>dq, JanllNJ 19, 1972 DAILV I'll.OT ---... ~-... ··--~---
For the Record
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Orange .Coast Area Men in Service
Births
HOA8 MIMO•IAL MOS,ITAI.
Otccu tcr 11, 1m
Mr. '"'Mic. •ldltrll Oll~t. 211 W. N .. I. Stl'llC ""61, llo'f,
IN. •!Ml Mrs. Frcl'lk lloM-111 S.
CDfld St., Muntkl9toll lffdl, t ll't. •
Mr. Mllll Mrs. •lchsrd O.,._, '2442
Crett. Sillth·UluN. 91rl.
Mt. end """ htlll MKL•. m7 turtler, Ne. I 1 c.tc AWN, _, f
Mr. '"' Ml'I. MlctlHI 0 . Luc.11, IMC
•I-hndtn. Clrdl. Ml .. loft Vl•lci. bot. ' -.1.tm ;
Mr. •Ml Mn. JoM H1rtm1n. at W.
ltlh II., COiii Miis, boV. Mr. SIMI Mrs, JtidOWY luck, lu:I l(fllofti Clrtl•, HutUlll9fc!I licdl. •. ' ' Mr. 11'1111 Mrs. J...,. .Mt\I, •1'2 W1rNt.
Awe.. ..._ I , """""""" INcf'I, al'1. ,J-.t.1m •
Mr, ind Ml'I. •'"'1 DiMll. ~ ..,,,n L-. lr'llnt, 1lrL
""· .,.. Mrs. /Wk,,. J. hie: .. Ml. HM!lltori Strwt, CMc MIN, •· Mr. IJnd Mn. JfNrfff •• Lo'll, 1l52 ,.mlllf, N., C. C111tll MIN, lloW, • t •
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McGl!Yrt, lettllr• M, and ltOMrt M.
~IMw. GUbWt M. Md JNll K.
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COUIMtl&, LYllCWI JMl'I tnd CIWhlOPhtl'
Ce!ll\. SMnin ""' n 11n ua,., ~MBI. S•rtler• L• •nd. KM"Y
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GrffOI')', E1i1llbtftl S. •nd TMoOort It. ,,.~. Marl• P • ...., IHlv 0.
Motf .. H11tl ..... Uwrtne:t f ,
GlllMf, Mtrrlt il'ICI Glol'll
&te«r•. ~ LVM end Offill Glilltrdo
H11rcl, Sti1r011 0.'I' W Jllomll M.
T-!1n, MaNN,ret A. •nd ltOMlcl f'.
(Qll.', Jo An11 Ind Cral• P. Ferrill. JIMllllll DVll'I Md Jolln Dwlthl
Nornwn, llllc111rd (. 1/ld Anni M.
L~f\, L11cui. and Wlll11"'
C-. C01'191NICI tnd ltobtf'I Hol!l'IM
l111t1, Donllcl I". 1nd lt"*'l\I A.
Cnrtdltf, SW!ldr1 Leul .. tnd 'Olotntl E.,.ene, Jr. Mar11a. Lt'lfl; It. aftd JMrlt It, 0 .
DldllCWI, Alli:. u.ut!ne tnd "-" Ile" ltlklllt, Plff'Y lM tlld C .... S.
IEVMI,. Ill°"" E. Mii P-lt JOY
Stlldlord, Jtnl1 1 i-.nd Antl!Ollr _,,,
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EKWUN. EWMI end "9rlfY
TAKE THE .
NEWS QUIZ
We Dare You ...
Every Seturdey
Marine Lance Corp or 1 l
P~ A. Mtu Jr., son of Mr.
ond Mn. Pedro A. Meza Sr. ol
19U Channing Ave.,
WeatmlMter, bat completed
apectallled training In the
bandling, lestinll ind main
componenl.! ol the SHRIKE
Missile at the Naval Air
Maintenance Training Detach·
ment, Marine COrps Air sta-
tion, Santa Ana .
Navy Airman Apprentice
Joba E. McDoaald, son or Mr.
and Mrs. Harry E. McDonald
of 9182 Dickens C i r c I e ,
Westminster, has graduated
from the recruit phase of the
Navy's "Four-~Ten-Month"
active duty program at the
Naval Air Reserve Training
Unit, Millington, Teno., and
bat been ordered to one of the
Navy's specialized aviaUon
support ICboola.
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Spr•&•, !OD of Mr. and Mrs.
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Washington, Huntjncton
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Training Command's Lackland
AFB, Tex. He has been
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Miss., !or training tn the ad.
mlnlstralive field. His wife,
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and Mrs. Ronald E. Reimer or
13111 College St., Westminster.
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ArcueUo, son of Mr. and Mrs,
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Hyannis Port Drive, Hun-
, tington Beach, has graduated
from recruit training at the
Naval Training Center, San
Diego.
Army Private Gary E.
Adamsoa, son of Mr. and Mrs .
Elbert M. Adamson. W La
Esperam.a, San Clemente. i!{
assigned to Ft. Ord, where he
ls training under the modern
volunteer Army Field ti·
pertment.
Robert D. Kliw, IOI! of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack R. Knlll, 10101
CUiiy Sark Drive. Hunttncton
Bench, has betn promoted to
sergeant In the U.S. Air Force.
Sergeant KniU. a weather
equipment maintenance
specialist at Campbtll Army
AirOeld , Ky.. serves with a
unit 0£ the Air Weather
Service which prov Ides
weather information l o r
military fllght operations.
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Oglesby, o( 1401 Calletoledo.
San Clemt>nle, Calif.. has
reported for duty aboard the
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Navy Seaman Mk:Utl L.
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Harbor High School l o
Newport Beach.
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former Miss Terrie J. Benton
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does not uist cout• be 1 would·be
lilttr ls lhe pUUla l1cin1 .loe Min·
nit. SJfldicllM columnbt Art Bllth·
wtld milts his dramatic t11eviii9ft
debut In 1 brief su111. {Re-
scheduled) 7:J08 h* ill t11e, Hue '1lla Ror· O MtiD"latlt WtlJ '1h• Mi1·
al Vlllt" Thi visit of 1 prince tnd ide 11 C.mafeo" Harry Guirdino.
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'Blithe Spirit' Haunts Mesa Stage
B• TOM TITUS
Of tilt D.OIY PU•I JMff
Saturdays at 8:30 with a 2
o'clock matinee carded for
Jan. 29 at the college, Lemon
Street at Chapman Avenue.
Fullerton. Reservations 527·
4415.
lloth productloas begin at I edy at UJe playhoUst, 21JO
o'dock at the Third Step CurWn time is 1:111 f'rtdayr
'fbdter. 1821 Newport Blvd., and SatW'd&ys; reservaUona
Colla Mua. Reservations 64o. 53Hllll'
1303. The Agatha CbrisUe m....Ur
For a playwright whole
mo.« notable works were pro.
duced in the 1930s, Noel
Coward is having himself
quite a season in local com·
munlty theater, particularly at
lhe Costa A1esa Ci v I c
* mystery "The Spider'• Web"
L Entering its aecond weekend ·1s the current fare at the 1 """" 1 • he h L-:::::.! Soulh coast Repertory con· at I Huntington Beac Beach Community Play~
tinues us tandem treatment of Playhouse is "The Girl in the Wlder the direction of James ·
"Mother Eirth'' and "The Freudian Slip ... ' a comic spdof Brittain. Kay Moore, Paul ·
White House Murder Case." of the psychlatcy proreS1ion. Teschke and Robert Renfrow
with the Qista ~fesa·born Herman Boodrnan ls dlre<=ting. head the cast of the thrllle.r.
musical revue onstage tonight S I a n Be 11 , M a r i 1 y n Performances art g I v e n
and Thursday and · tbe Jules Albertsen, Nicholas ·M o s e , Fridays and Saturdays at the
Feiffer satire continuing Fri-Charlotte Mitchell, Laur a theater, 5021 E. Anaheim St .,
day through Sunday. Black and Michael Han1ow Long Be a ch. Reservations
Playhouse.
The Costa Alesa group open.
ed its season with six one-acts
from Coward's "Tonight at
8:30'' collection; the Long
Beach Community Playhouse
followed with "lla.v Fever."
and this weekend Costa Mesa
returns to the t i t l e d onlo the stage of Fullerton
En,e:lishman's prose when it Junior College where the
revives the popular ''Blithe Fullerton Footlighters ·are
Spirit." presenting the musical revue
"Mother Earth," with comprise lhe case or the com· (2JS) 438--0536.
?.fart.in Benson and James\-:E:;;:::;:::;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ij
The play is one of two for a two-weekend run.
newcomers to Orange County Bill Cullen and Bryant
stages this week, the other Lanier, members of the
being the Fullerton \Yestmlnster Community
Footlighters' version of the Theater's version of "Charlie
new musical ''You 're a Good Brown" last fall , are featured ~1an, Charlie Brown,., which as · Char lies and Linus, re~pec·
·also opens Friday -a week lively, at Fullerton. Others are
ahead of another staging of Karen Innis as Lucy, David
the show in San Clemente. Norden as Schroeder, Yoyo
The weekend might have Powell as Patty and Bob Rigg
produced a complete balance as Snoopy.
dePriest at the helm. is the se-
cond production of the original
rock-ecology music;i.l by Ron
Thronson and Toni Shearer. It
features ·Saundra Mathew&-
Deacon, Sandra M a r t n o -
Banks, Ronald ~ussom, Steve
Patterson, ~fimi Smith and
Jerry P.atch.
'''White House" Is a satirical
account or a future crisis
revolving around the slaying
of the president's w IC e.
Directed by Peter Nyberg, the
cast includes dePriest, David
Emmes, Richard Doyle, Don
Tuche Bill Brady and
Boussom.
of theater -comedy, musical Tony Brandt ls directing, his
and drama -but the entry in second straight show for the
the latter category, the Santa F o otlighters. Performances
Ana community P I a y e r s ' are scheduled Fridays and
"Long Day's Journey lnlo l---------'---------~---1
Night,'' was canceled ' last
"'eek when one or the actors
left the cast. The Eugene
O'Neill P.~f. was !o ha_'!_e. oeen· _;, _
ed Friday Gr three weekends.
"'THE TROJAN WOMEN'
Sl:I CCEEDS IN BEING
A CLASSICAL FILM/' Pali Tambellin; is both
directing and acting in Costa
Mesa 's "Blithe Spirit," taking
the role of the spiritualist.
Madame Arcali. Marthella
Randall is associate director
for the production.
Ron Fillan (who has ap.
, peared in all the Noel Cowar:d
plays this seasonl and Ins
Schneider play the couple
whose life is complicated by
the emergeQCe of his late first
wife, Elvira. played by Carol
Faulstick. Completlng the cast
are Alan Hart, Joanne Wolcott
and Robin Wolcott.
"Blithe Spirit" will be
presented for three weekends,
Fridays and Saturdays, at 8:30
in .the Community Recreation
Center auditorium en the
Orange County Fairgrounds,
Costa ~fesa. Reservations 834-
5303.
* Charlie Brown and the
"Peanuts'' gang hop from the
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DAILY PILOT's comics page ---------------------
Costa Mesa ·
Auditioning
For 'Iguana'
Auditions f o r Tennessee
\Villiams' "The Night or the
Iguana" will be conducted
three days next week by the
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse.
Marthella Randall is guest
director for the drama, set in
a steaming Mexican resort. A
cast of eight men and six
v;omen is required.
Tryouts. will be held Sunday
at 1 o'clock and Monday and
Wednesday evenings at 8
o'clock at the Community
Recreation Center auditorium
on the west gate or the Orange
County Fairgrounds in Costa
Mesa.
"Night of the Iguana'' will
be presented for t h r e e
~·etkends. opening March 17,
at the Community Center
auditorium. F u r t h e r in-
formation may be obtained by
contacting the Costa A1esa
Recrtation.Oepartment at 834-
5303.
Tryouts Set I
For 'Tunnel'
The Garden Grove Civic
Theater will hold tryouts for
it& next production, "The Tun·
nel of L-Ove," Thursday even-
lng at Lake Intermediate
School.
A cast of four women and
two men wW be sought for the
comedy, to be directed by Don
Eberle. The age raage is
between 17 and 70.
The rtadings will be held al
7,30 in lhe school. JOIOI
Orqewood A•e .. at Ellclid
Avenue, Garden Grove.
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cases.
You juattur'n
him loose.
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IM T.,.t.r c...f WMte 1
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Orange County boastl one of
the largest r0oters of com-
munity theaters In' the coon-
try, with at leaat 18 producing
organiu.tiODI. But, in recent
years It baa 1pawned only one r<p«tolre.
profesak>nal company, South "We plan a company of
Coast Repertory in ca.ta fewer tlwl :Ill 1dors," be said.
M "Each aeaaon we will perform
:8im they'll have 1 com-a repertoire of probably sir
petltor: Pacific Group ph1;ys. Performances here in Orange Counly wtll be In
. ' Theater. rented facilities. while the tour · "Mr"'"-· According top rod u c Ing will be booked thrcug~regular · T director Richard Dow. PGT agencies or ln assoclaUon with ~ :..= .~'i,.:,:--plan&' to tour Its P,tOductions existing theater organliatlo11111
-.... on !he Pacmc Coast, playing In other cities.
WALTDISNIY'a In cltle1 like San Otego, Los-"There Is a possibility lhat
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counts for the "PacUic" in the emphasi& will be on
•_... c>D PGT. versatility and ens e rq b I e
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1 •A• l:All I Group Theater In New York ded, and pointed ' out that 'WAIJ ; during the thirties, whlcb llet "performers wlll receive a DISNEY Hlllft a tradition of artistic integril)',, performance salary, although
P"" ' ~ · HE t:Alt? innovation, .111\1 highest pr'p,, we are unsure as to whether
. a--·--!esaionah slahdatds," '1 al di or not we will operate under ·The ~tett mon1ter l .J-.ltttw..,...21 Dow.' · · . anEqultyunioncontract." sin~ ~t.! Kong" 1 . • PGT will draw 8Ctora hUl\. Dow is well known to local ',,. • '" 1 11---------,,.,,~. local talent Se.eking p....... audiences as president and ' ~~ ~ ·~ .~ ¥..... ·1 ~M•• eour • -. . fesslQlll.1 . cateers; and mounti director of Irvine Community :.~~ ... ;.. . ! ··'Och 'Jn-qdUcLion · ~e· ·befor,e: Theater producing on the UCI
N _ . j ; ·~~it~~ ~ ~ ~··~~' campus. HiJ productions of
FO. OT'" · , · ·• ··
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S.. llG FOOT
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T h e . Westminster . com.
ritunity Theater has announced:
Its cast for the Neil ~
comedy ·'"The Star. SP,Angl<i!
Girl," the thfrd production of
Its 1971-72 season.
Barbara Garllcti will be
fe8tured in the title role as an
Olympic swimmer ·exuding In
patriotism. Gary Saderilp and
Martin Fuchs will portray two
young men puttin_g out an.
underground newspapl!r. t SQn..
dra EvallS isC!irectmg.. l ·,r
"The Star Spangled Glfl"'
. 1 will be presented for thtee.
weekends , opening Feb .. ll1&nd'
playing Frldaysitnd
Saturdays, at the · 1 Finley,
School auditorium, ·Edwards '
Avenue at Trask Avenue;
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Further Information 8nd ad-.
vance reservations fOr the ·
comedy may be obtaii/e<I. 'by
calling Dolores Harriniton at
1192:4985.
"Death of A Salesman" and
11A View From the Bridge"
were critically acclalmed u
the finest in the county during
the 1971 season, along with
notable revlvall of "Arsenic
and Old Lace" al)d "Barefoot
in the Park." ~
Holding a degree In drama
1 from San ll'r"'nc~ State I
C.Ollege, Dow was a director of
the San Francisco Opera Ring
and member of .tbe -.original "
company of Actor's Workshop
of San Francisco. He also ---~---studied at New York's S '
Neighborhood Piaybouse with 'Own your Own ,,.tern
Sanford Meisner. He reCeived
the first Huntington Hartford Panoramic Audio Corporation of Santa Ana has acted on the recent FCC rui-
scholarshl.J> to the Actors' Lab ing that telephone companies must lease or rent their lines to private firms.
where he woiked closely with The Orange County based operation has developed a complete phone system
the late Mara Alexander tailored for large and small businesses. The system, no larger than a tylH:writ·
Gilbert of bOth lhe Group er\ replaces bulky switchboard operations. And when the systepi is paid for,
Theater and the Moscow Art (five or six years) it is completely owned by the customer. Theater. · -'--'----'---'-----'---'-----=--------------
For a time Dow was pro-
ducing manager for UCLA
Fine Arts productions and
technical director for the
Actor's Studio~West. While
with the Talent & Contract
Properties Division of CBS.
TV, he was the first · director
and coach of the CBS Drama
Workshop. He has appeared in
films and on television, and
has acted and directed for
numerous community and
summer stock theaters.
"PPT believes that its go~l
qf becoming the west 's leading
professional company can only
be attained by building a
strong rapport among ~
ta!ented,. compatible group;''
Dow stated. '"J'o this end, the
Prospective ' actors will un-~ an-' intensive trainiri;
jie!.iOO ' together." I
~ explained that Pacilic
Ci'oup Tlieater will then seled
members of the company
throl!gh "workshop auditions .. "
The Initial four-mont'h
workshop series will begin in
February.
Those seriously interested
miy contact Dow at his home
838-3455, for f u r t h e r in-
formation .
Economic 'Patient' Has Good
Opti1nistic Outlook for '72
NEW YORK (AP)
Sometimes the oplnlon doesn't
seem to match the speaker,
thus causing it to b e
remembered for perhaps no
other reason. Into t h I s
category falls the following :
"The U.S. economy was on
the operating table last year.
Wagt-price anesthetic was re-
quired to help subdue ~t
puab Inflation Iha! mon.e~
and fiscal treatment couldn t
· CQntain.
"International compllcations
accompanied the ailment. The
balance -of -payments deficit
ruptured further, sending a
flocxl o1 dollar11 abroad . , .
While the economy resumed growing after the 1 9 7 o
recession, unemployment re-
mained too high because the
recovery was anemic."
"For extreme illnesses ex-
treme treatmen ts are most
fi tting.
Also Include in the category
a survey of a professional
groups members that found
8.1 perce nt agreeing •with this
statement: "The Feder a I
Trade Comm ission s h o u I d
assume a more active role to
prevent !Pisle,dlng packaging
and labeling of consumer pro-
ducts ..
This was only one ,of m~ny
sta tements, but the answers
consistently showed approval
of the consumer movement, a
belief that . the government
must get Invol ved in the
marketplace when p, r i v a t e
enterprise fa ils to adhere to
standards, and that t h e
business c o mmun i ty is
responsible for informing and
educating consumers.
result , most internal research
departments rarely m a k e
'sell' recommendations."
The comments were made
by Joseph Dorsey, president of
the largellt supplier of hr
vestment ,buy and sell advtce,
to the Securities and Ex-
change Comm ission. A great
many of Argus customers are
among thole at which the
erltlcilm was almed. Argus
hope1 to expand its b!•lneu
by offering. a new lm'Vice to
brokers who handle small ac-
counts. '
Memorab1e, but ·not at all
for the reason that the opinion
doesn't match the speaker, Lt
this im resolution:
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No trouble at all recognizing
the patient. The surprise ls the
source of the colorful medical
analogy: the austere F~eral
Reserve Bank of N~w York,
which ordinarily speaks a
cold grey language.
"Perhaps In a survey of the
general public these would not
be surprisiilg find ings today,
said the group iri reporting the
results.
"lf everx Amer ican pledged
himself to work harder at his
job, to glve,Jt all he's got, to
turn out better products, to
provide better service-think
what it would mean to our
economic well-being a n d
general prosperity ...
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Nearly Everyone
Listens to Lariders
And what is the outlook for
begins, the pl'9gnosls I s
the patient's health? ... As 1972
guardedly optimistic." the
bank reports in its annual ••perspecUve."
HOwevef!tt c:ontlnues,. • he
economys price-cost structure
remain!: under· intensive care
as 'attempts ' are· made to
restore noninflationary full
employment. It quote! the
great doctor, ._ Hippqcrares :
Smith Bros.
'Drops' Out
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.
(AP) -The production of
Smtih Bros. cough drops In
this Hudson Valley city, where
restaurant owner J a m e s
Smlth first made the little
bl1:ck drops 125 years ago, Will
end later this year.
. T}le Warner-Lambert Co.
which acqul,red control of the
''But they are startling for
some when the survey iS of
more tha n 1,400 marketing
educators and executives-all
members of the American
Marketing AuociationJ' a
p r o f e s sional ol1aniutlon
dedicated · kf' the advance of
marketing Sciep~e.
A third memorable com-
mentary concerns the stock
mArket and the 'availcib)llty or
aound advice.
" ... One ·of the things that
an institutional Investor gets
that the public .does not get
are th& '' s e I 11'1 re-Com-
mendations. With the private
Investor, the brGker makes a
'huy' iecommendatJon of a
stock, and ohct tbe Investor
has cOnsummated the transac-
tion; and paid the commiMlon,
the registered representative
has little further econotnJC in-
centive to provide additional
adviee • , .
"The research departments
of most brokerag~ fim}B put
particular emphasis On seek-
ing out . attractive stocks, for
their customers to' buy. Al a
"And ll the 'lei's get back to
work' phllolopby really toot
hold, the thousands a n d
thousandaof I b I e I b 'O d n d
Americans now • welfn
would · ae<ept any Jolt 11191
comes aloni and ltop nftlalll
jobl Ibey .......... mealol." .
So -...... tile ~·llN' AiaocU\Uoq Of ~
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Airline8 . See
AGoodYeat ..
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Stuaf! G .. Tipton, prealdent of
the Air Transport Aiaoclltlon
which represents the nation 's
scheduled airlines , says the in-
dustry wlll bound back !rem ·
1970'• l300 million loaa to
break ev ... wben i971 figures
are in.
Tipton Rid last wee; the
airlines have climbed out of
their recession thanU to cost
cuttl~, .. ~n iDCtllle 1 n
pa88enger trallic, and tlie liJI.
pact of Pnlldenl Nilon'1
economic p....,.am:
flrm Jn 1964, said that for C"!l•••-•••••-•aili'illm••••'•'•'• "economic reasons" Jt will ...
close the small factory that
has produced the sharp.tasting
lozenges for more than ,a cen-
tury. Cough drop operations
will go to an existing plant in
Rockford, Ill. ..
A spokesman said the fi rm
will seek to aid any of the
Poughkeepsie. p I a n t s 90
employes who want to stay in
the area to find new jobs.
• ·Ao atterni>t will alBo be
made to !ind jobs In the
Illinois plant 'for those Who
want to move, he added.
Ampex Sees
Fiscal Loss
REDWOOD CITY (AP) -
Ampex Corpor1Uon announced
that it expects a Joa of about
flO million, equivalent to '4 a
share for the year ending
next April 211.
It said abOut two-third/I of
the IOIS would be from current
operatlono 'and ..,.."'1rd from
a m~ 'of' IUlla 'and
'> establisbment of reservM for
• contingent lllbllltieJ.
Arthur, H. H1111rnan, '!!lo ,.. tiedlil 1 president and
· c&rer encutl\>e officer Jill 1 November, •Id In a llatement
las! -Ille electronics !Inn
Wll Jn thf , procesl of OOl!r
soll4auni several operating
dlviatons and would dl11COn-
tlnue c e r t 1 I n unproOtatile
lines.
KIDS LOVE ,
UNCLE LEN
V allied Stuff · :: -· • But No Household Word •:•
i· DETROIT (UPI) -.You wear It. wallt 'Oll it, rldo on
ft, watch and listen from JL It makel )'OW' car nm better, ..
and It comes from deep ln the ground, -·
"II" Is a chemical aub>tance called poruyl-, a c1ar.-.
lvalive obtained In tile 'catalytic c:ractini and retormm,
proceas for petrclewn. ll'a one of the aromatlcl la tba
hydrocarbon scale of guollne w!lich CODlr!buteo lo tba
higher octane or 'antilmocl< rating ol IUell. Willl tba -8-
ment of lead compounds to boost octane, chances are more
and JllOtt Mruy1""e and other aromatics wW bt added lo ~=:.=~~~ lia111
sp10id'that.your l!le to~ed~ It ""7 dl.Y I!
ways. • • '" ~ I ff 1r?:. , . 11 \1' .0> ln)l>Ortant tile' V lilillori ~ ol JI' wll'. prociuCed in 1972. Paraxy1-Is the,chi!f ~I ~lllactiire ol J>O}yester· llhns aqd ~ .. a~ lillnl ~ llie United S~te1 at tie ..... I.I
lloil pl>anda Jiii' ye1r, will tolal aboul U blU1ail 'llQ!dij 1ns. llid world wfc!t pcodqclion 1s Oxpe'ctod to liii . ._,
Ion,~ ~ r I ',, '• 1 The ~est 1lfOI m. Jn permanent pr~~.~
laJjr,wuttn( •J>P!ll'el, • fllrnishing1, ~· apd in ~-car and tn.ck tirll. ~ • • 'f;'=p.~~":1 =: ~ -7:·a...:. ~m;aWe •matlrtal.' Aboal IO IDillion Polllldl _. -11111,
;.it 1114 U'1 llpeded to c1ou1>1e by the -acle. Near11, ,.e: ~·lijli( an lllide from polyeater. lill)I. ,f'l!olo.. .......,, ~JI. Con\jieler and vldec taP11-ma~, fJ.m .;,. . Com""ter Jape1 now make 1(11 abOut II
percent of tbt rriagneUc tape market and tho !apld -
slon of audio cauettes an\Lclrtrldllea !or ho-and aulb-
moblles odds to the markel po~tlal.
Major ...,.. ot ,paruylene Include Du l'lml, wblch
produces DacN>h, Eastman Kodak, whicl> Pl'Ollxm "films,
tapes and Kodel, and Beaunit, Amort~an loka, Plllll' Jndul.
tries and Dow Badlacbt wbo Ille It In lhe maidnl' ol Poly•
e1ter f~,. qd ftlml.
111e Ovt feadln8 IOlpPlian o! paraxylent .,. i\IDOCllt,
Chevron, Atlantic, lllchllold, Harcul....CO......_., and ~ ChotDical -· mw1 ... 1 a1 111andat( oa a1 Nt w i1ttHY1
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Is It Too Costly
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lly SYLVIA PORTER
• Your nlrlgeralor goea on
·4he blll1k, you check out ell
... P·O • a l b I e home-caused ex.-
, l"anaUone ll1d f<&l'etfully con-
chide oomelltlng la truly wrong
' wi1Jt Ute mac:hlnt Itself. Sbould
• you spend the money required
"lo fix It? Probably oot -ll Ute
appliance la more than 11
'-years okl. The Ute expectancy
of a refrlgirator is 16 years.
Your black-and-white TV set
flickers ll1d fades out. What
about repairing this one? Jt
• well may be wJser to put your
money into a rtplacement in-
' ltead 1f your machine Is more
than 11 years old. That's your
• Jet's llle span.
Jn decldJng whether to throw
• awaiy an appliance r.alher than
;repair lt, you wlll, of course,
tconslder In addition to cost,
the time am travel that may
be Involved In getting the ap-
'pllance repaired and Utc In-
~ (:Obvtnlence to you. But you
alao mu.at oonsider at what
~point )"OU may actually be
wuUng money even trying to
!"pair a to«M>ld machine.
Thus, the following guide on
the Ille expectancy of ap-
pliances can be o( real dollar.s-
and-cent. value to you. While
the 01Ures were prepared by
the Department of Agriculture
IOme years ago, the estimates
~re believed still valid and It
·ii the moat recent study the
'Department has available.
'AppliaaCe Ule Spae
Wuhin& machine, · automatic
:WaJhlng machine,
: wringer
'Clothes dryer
'lleln,ttator
,Fr....,-
:Ranges, elcc., 18'
V•CUUDJ cleaner I
, uprl.
'Vlcuum cleaner,
• tank ~machine
.Toaster, automatic
:i'oestu, non·auto.
IJ!lact I< White TV
11 years
10 years
14 years
1& years
lS years
16 years
18 years
15 years
24. years
15 years
7 years
11 years
l We, In tbls country, now own
~~ than one billion ap-:PUances -an average of 16
:.apPU&nct.s for each or our
·homes. An astounding 99.8 per
cent of us own refrigerators;
t5 percent of own TV and 50
_percent of us own color TV; 91
'Jjercent of us own a washing
machine, and ao it goes down
,Ute lilt.
. Our 1MUl1 spending for
?1mall appliances alone -
·ranging from e 1 e c t r i c
·toothbiUshes ID p e n c 11
,Sharpeners -now tops $2.5
.bUllon. Our outlay for large
appllances oow exceeds 18
~lllion.
· This ts, In sum, an enonnous
.part of our cost of Uving and
this applies not only to the in-
Jtial expense of each appliance
:but also to the servicing and
repair of each machine.
. To minimize your repair
)>Ills, follow Utese rules:
'• Consult Consumers
Union's ratings and com-
'.parisons of the type or ap-
pliance you're buying -and
fts "Crequency of repair"
record -to give you guidance
on bow much of a lemon or
non-lemon each brand or
model Is likely to be.
• Don't try to save money
by "do-it-yourself" installaLion
or repairs: this can void your
warranty. Also pay close at-
tention to the Instruction
booklets. A dealer can't be
held responsible for repairing
a refrigerator whJch you have
defrosted with an ice pick.
• Check your local repair
shops to find out what a~
pllance service each offers.
The appUance might b e
trouble-Cree for months, but
when repairs or even the
smallest parts are needed, it
will be costly if you have to
travel a long distance to get
what you need.
• U your appliance
develops problems after the
warranty runs out, deal only
with service a g e n c i e s
authorized by the manufac-
turer or with a reputable local
service firm.
• Unless you are more than
usually familiar with the ap-
pliance, stick to name brands
for which repair parts are
more readily available. I'm
not suggesting that y o u
overlook the private label ap-
pUances, many of which are
made by the big manufac-
turers, but repairmen are
more familiar with the brand
appliances and. therefore,
your chances or getting the
machine fixed are better.
Industrial
Head Seeks
'Nader~ Vriit
PORTI.AND, Ore. (UPI) -
A high-ranking industry of·
f1cial has c a l I e d on Ameri-
can b u s i n e s s to establish
its own version or "Nader's
Raiders" to restore productive
quality and world l r a d e
leadership .
Semon E. Bunkie Knudsen ,
chairman or White Motors,
former president of Ford
Motor Co. and former vice
president of General Motors,
said it's not cheap labor but
superior factories that "are
doing us in."
Knudsen was here to ad-
dress an invitational luncheon
of Northwest business leaders.
Tbe industry executive told
the audience some of tbe
critics of the establishment
"may turn out to be our best
friends."
"They are spokesmen for a
second America n revolution
based . on serious searching
questioning of any established
approach that M longer seems
to get the desired approach,"
he said.
Knudsen urged b u s I n e s s
leaders to "get with the
times." Knudsen said American in-
dustry is lagging in pro-
ductivity. He noted Japan led
major nations in recent years
with an average 14.2 perCt!nt
annual gain in productivity
compared to the United States
with only a 2.1 percent. gain.
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By ·DOROTHY 'WENCK °'""' c-w ....... M'riMI'
.A year-round and 'neV~r ending task of
1 homemaker is to keep 1\11! family cloth. i!>f clesn. Laundering (a .• Y°"' 1""81 lll<llhl!d. but some garmenls will need to
by.dry cleaned. .
11· high dry cleaning bllls are bugging
)'OU, perhaps you haven't1 been keeping
iarment care in mind wbea .You . shop.
Most gannents have a la~ telling you
bo" to care for them. Do you loot for
tbil•label and rtad lt llelore you buy!
. After July, 1!1'12, a Federal Trade Coll)o "!lu¥>n regulation wUI rtquire tbat all
&"'J'."lll bave a --care label -
OQO tbat will last the !Uo of lhe article.
This label will give you -ific directions
f0< laundering or dry cleaning. ·
But until this law goes into eUect. it's a
good idea to save care ~ latiels, marked •
wiµI an identification or the garment they ·
beloilg to, so you can follnw Ille directions
later. Often homemllers waste money
having washablt1 garments dry cleaned
becauae they've forgotten the manu!ac-
turer'S recorrunendatKm and they don't
want ·to "take 'a Chance."
ll is foouih to spend money, dry clean-
ing ,polyester knit garmentJ 1tbat are
labeled machine washable. These come
out of the washer and dryer looking just
like new. -.
.\Yben you shop remember that some
colors show soil more quickly than
others. Dark colors are soil bidf:rs, while
whites·and brights are 90il showers. Plain
colon abnw soil more rtadlly than pat·
terns.
Dark gannents'wilh contrasting·collars
and airr. .,.. likely to need frequent
cleOnhil -unless ·the collars and cuffs
are i-ovable. And lq al-aeem to
attrfct dirt. If you need long \leeves·for
w-11),. you might llke to buy jumpers
er !ib!ll witll wubable .bloules, rather
tl$n -piece clreaaet.
'Nrt aoft fabrics pjck up soil faster
Ihm Jllrd.surfaced fabrics. Tbey will
·--.. frequent cleaning (or laun-~). And you will have to pay exlra
for speclaJ bandllng of Jeatber,lur, sheer
cbiflon, pleats; beading ancl other in-
tricate design details when you have
-cleaned. If buttona -to be rtmoved for dr1 cleaning, reno\>e them
)'9Urs<!ll to save up to JO cent. per button.
Water repellent finishes on raincoats
may be durable enough that Ibey need
not .be renewed after each dry cleaning.
The label should give you this in-
formation.
The dally care you give your. clothes
can mate a big dlf£erence in the size of
your deaning bill. Hanging ~ alrin&
· garments between wearings can help PJ't-
vent wrinkUng and odor accumulations.
Wben you splll on 1 garment, Id laat.
Sometimea you can blot up spilled liquids
before they soak into the fabric.
1And often you can touch up minor spots
bftween wearinp to rtduce tripa to the
cle&ners .. Use cool water to remove spots
of fruit juice and soft drinks.
·use spot remover on greasy 1taiQs. The
ipot remover that is mixed with absor·
bent powdtt (901d in apray cans or tubes)
UIUall)'_does not form a ring. You can use
these to touch up !Diled collars and cuffs
too.
U the spot is beyond home rtmedy,
take ,the gannent to your dry cleaner as
300n as possible -before it h&s a chance
to, set. permanently. If you know what the
atain ls, give the cleaner this information.
·Your dry cleaner can serve you better,
aid you wUI be happier with the result.,
If you aoo telJ.-tbe re<elvlng clerk about
lll)pressed pleat. tbat should not be
creued, rolled hemlines and other w\usuaJ care features. •
QUESTIONS WE ARE ASKEO
Q. ls there any rtal dtllertnce between
the aervice you get from the "economy"
' ~ cleaners and the rtgular or custom
aervJce whlch is so much more costly?
A. In most cases the service you get
from an "economy" dry cleaner (or one
who offer• "advertiaed special!") in-
du4ts the normal cleaning cycle, the -
ateam cabinet and perbapa touch up In&. • ~ ii often oatislactoey f<N' ·~· aJocb, SWUtert, almple d ~ l SI t I ,
Jmupers. 1Jioria.'Jldlotl and chlldren'a
c:Mll. R does nol Ullllly lncludt fn'
1pa111,., ., otalm audl u lru~ julct, IClll
• drlaka. ROJ'IPirltkNI, -· meal jUlee . • llplttci; Uol lbe lib would not be.nmGV·
.. la manJ cam. 'OU-borne lillnl Jll'O'
lllbly will be temoved. a.cum cleanlnc generallt btcludes •••••• , pn1PG4*"W, dl7 clnnlal,
maddnl -. ... -baDd
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' .A · popular 'dish is Mongolian
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'Hot Pot whic.h is cooked
in.dividually by guests. Just
' arrange trays of fish, meeh
end vegetables for diners . to
speer and cook in a pot of
hot soup. ...
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Bltble l!luart clotm't think lllt!'U bave
nwcb -_... ,Jnlo Jllin1and Qilna.
After au. tho ~ 1*I ill --years··--.... -Ill, !IOI °"'" but lwice, to aJiopl man Illa c,•
feel ol lllm ....., .. llOJI mJJea.
The purpose ol ber pentlloc trip In May
Is to update tbat fllm. *I don't think I'll
have any trouble fllmlnc the country
now, because there were no restrictions
back In 11165," abe -
Miss Stuart. who haa been' on tbe pro-
f e11ional speakers' dtcait' 1tnce 1949, now oi>IY prtsenls ber Ira~ at her con-
...ience. She bas bad to •lnw doWn, sbe
Ai¢ tiecause or bet age and because of a
receat severe llb!t••·
However. W""! lbe does show her film on Cbill abe wants It to be currtnl.
FIRST FILM!
.-M.IJ• stUart believes sbe ls the first
woman~ io ·do any eitensive fl1ming of
'Each' part of China
has ih own
di!tinctivit food ,
end Cantonese menus
have the reputation
of being the
most varied.' says
traveler Bethie
Stuart (below)'.
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Red Qiio•. A naUve New 1.etlander, site
wu able to get into the «IUD.try via hit
BrWab passport. Sbe applied for a vlaa at
1 Cloldiln travel qency aad wUb a
filrll' of nine toured Cbloa from ca.too
IO Piking. • '
n,tJ the tour was over she' 1pP!led f<M'
a re-entry visa . which was .&ranted. Sbe
-hir.d a'.Car and gnlde Ind 1<tumecl for a month of filming.
Her lmpressk:lns of ihe COW\try wel'f.I
favorable.
As a young girl the had vistted ClinJ,
and ber only memory then was of a <.'Ol1l~
plete state of poverty.
HUGE GARDEN
"In 1965, 1 found .the country, except
for mountain areas, like a huge garden -
much like New, ZeaJand," she said. "[
was unaware of any poverty. The people
'!ere well dressed , •• the children had
rosy cheeks •. , everyone looked happy ...
She-found tbe people "devoted to
·sanitAtton. exercise and education -hi
that order." that they are law-abiding
and that they have a general attitude of
friendliness towan1!£1 tourists .
Miss Stuart predicts !hat President
Nixon will be given a marvelou! recep-
tim: in Afarch and that American
tourists will be treated well "if they show
respect."
The traveler said she was impressed
mostly with the huge hotels that 1•aM
just waiting for the tourist trade."
Restaurants have extensive menus and
tbe food Is good .
ENTERTAINMENT
Eating is entertainment in China,
especially in :Peking where many of the
restaurants date back hundreds of years,
she said.
Most J>O<!l>le dine early and by 10 p.m.
rtal1uranl1 .. dollld. Restaurant. cater
to forelgnen and • (ood meal in 1116,
costs from $1-4.
A popular dish. sbe explained. 11
lt1ongolian Hot Pot, which is cooked by
patrons on top of a brazier, a custom
dating back over 200 years.
Used in the dish b the New Zealander'•
fayorite meat, lamb which she aald ii
becoming more popu]ar in China. Lamb
Is being Imported to Improve henls and .iJ
being offered on meous more often.
Along with lamb, patrons may aeltct
cull of chickeu,.llver, oysters, white flsb
and beef whidl b '?""ked in 1 soup stock.
' MONGOLIAN HOT P01!
~ Slock
' ' To a pot lull GI liot water, add 1·1a111e ..
poons rtd wine, 1 atalt GI 11111, -....S:
S thin slivers of alnaer', 2 tee1p1-ult
and-"afpejiper lllil bria( !01111. ' Jo·~·~ •••• '1 .~.
(Cut In bite 1bet and -16>
tractlvely on trays or pl1ltm.)
II pound oysten, abolled ud w-.i
II pound wblle lllb
'" pound" chicken liver
Ii poWld chleUn fillet
'.\ pound lamb
Ii pound port allced
'h pound beef liver
II pound Vtimlcelll
I pound Chlneae cabbage
',\ pound splnldi
I pcund Chinese noodles, cooked
c.dlmeots
Wine soy
Sesame seOd piate OI' peanut buiter
Chinese cheeu (bean curd)
Chopped feel: I
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brazier. Wben lloclt boll1,'jlllee --brazier. Each (Utlts helpa ~·lo
meats and seafoods and cooks them IA
aoup until color changea and tbeil adds
whatever condiment. he likes. Tito mull
and seafood tllJ'll'h the broth. ·
Vegetablea Ucl noodlea are ~ht
the same JnlllDel'. i I
'!be mnainlnc llroth Is served 11 • loll course. . :
This makea • natrltlous Ind 11Uslylnc meal. •
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·-By ALlJSON DEERR Df .. Dlllr ,. ,..., --luty cook .can think
,, economically. ~
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ed menu plan, good shopping
habit. and proper pre)lratlon
tecbnlques. With food price.
, rislng, almolt every cook
~ .-a Jlllle belp stretching
ber food budfel.
~"4 l-·Good Food on • 1 Budget," J
-.ln~Belterllomes •
and Gardens cookbook aerla.
espiOJm how IO plan, m,> far ·f!.i:" ~ p pt• cooku!tinJI 1
Sprtnkled gene rout lfy
tbrouP the book are money· llVllil ldeaa on convenience IDllll.---.1111111 btlrl. ~ thrifty d!Jhes
loat ·-lilt pasta ~lnten ... --J::I ' trlmrolllc l'DlftUS ire .,. ,.a, and com-
pany dinneTs, lunches to eat at vegetables are sauced and
bQme or ~ to ~work or splced ff' new flair. Larg
_Jebool, breakfast brighteners --ii"ags of frozen vegetables may
and thrifty me.ala with the ad· be used aa a budget booster.
ded bonus of quick prepara, Homemade: breads are peo-
tion. ny<W'ile, too , and often much
MONEY SAVED
Money..avtng main dishes
Include hlarly coat.cutters like
Sweet--Beef Stew and
aatislylnc ltodaet • m.lcbers
lnduding MoCk L11agne
cUsenile and Golden NllQOI
Meat Pie.
For the cook who is short on
1deu for wllat to serve with
the malt! dish then are
temptJnc ouggeollom lo r
salads, ...... bl .. 11111 --.
Cutting down '"' -1"11'
Ilona, I al(I--1111
bool;, !al' u not!<toblo .....
the·-.,..= and tasty u 1"11 aa
Low --mab ... IHWOn -Illa and 1llllftJ
lrlcU. B ar11 In -price•
more JWtritious than store-
bou&ht. The extra effort will
pleue l!le fllitll Y.1 • ADD PROTEIN
Jleaerta ale suggested as ,
part or the w·· nulrlllonal
requirements. Creamy
CUllards and dee puddl111• "' peanut butter -.rt& add
protein to tbe meal.
Tbe COOl<booJc al90 describea
a PQJnt.by·polnt metbod or Jli..ia, the week's-.
aplllnl how In be an orpnlz·
.. ...i wile shopper. II cillers
a dlecklllt of ways to cut
-In all phases of meal ,..., ... "1d preparaUon.
Peocl ttorip is covered, as ..,n u ~t buytna. ll!>rfl• ud_.uon.
A simple chart allows the
shopper to~ the c:ost of
a package and Ila ftlcbt with
other size packqel and com-
peting branda to find the lhrlf·
ties! price per unit.
How much to buy ls often a
problem. leaving the cook with
not enough o~ quite 1 few left·
oven:. Another limple chart
explains "'8leated amounts w aervill8 of the basic lour
food groups.
II there are leftovers ,
simple llOlttllOos for using
them Ire ..,...tad. Using Iii
lellnven 9lrelchu the food
bll<tget, the book explained.
RIC£Sl'Vf'FED CHICON
II cup chopped celery
II cup chopped onion
II cup chot>ptd er,.. pep.
per
l tablespoons marg1rtne or
' butter
l1chlcken livers
I II cups coolted or leftover
rice
1 lkUnce can tomatoes, cul
up
• 11.z teaspoon rubbed o r
ground -I J ·pound reacJy.fO<OOk
'~ <hlclrena
Cooking oil ·
In atnial """' llnl lhr8e Jn.
gradlenls ID ....... lot 1111111
tender. 8-ve ~
from stlllet. Cook llvera in
..,.. akillet. live minutes;
--~· ~ llwn, ...,. mis·
ture, rtae, &qrnatom, '4 tee·
-ooll, -Ind Ii .....
--· 1-i, olufl body ml neck -of ddc-; in..
P1-bltdt. -u(>, on
rsck lo lbaJlow roaOIJnc pan.
Rub slln ,.....ty l"th on.
Rout. .......... 11 m
"-far . I 11 to l hours.
.BiUab occaolooally with pan
drlpplap. llU.. l 'llltvlnp.
APPLESAUCE PUFFS . . . .
2 cupa pockapd,blacull miJ:,
~cup IUlat
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 sllgbtly befl,a egs
II cup applesauce
II cup reconalll1\fed nonlll
dry mllk • "
II cup IU(lr
y, --""'""' cin-namon
Combine ltrst three ln-
grodlents. Combine egs, ap.
p1.,.uce and milk; add !a~
mixture and beat vi(
for 311 -· FUI grtalod muffin pana I-fllll.
---....... far 15 to 21 minutes. Cool lllgbtly;
remove from pam.
Combine II cup IU(ar and 11
teupoon pound cinnamon.
Dip muffin l"!lll In 2 llble-
rpoono melted b • 11 e r '"' margarint, then In ..,., mlx·
tun. -11 to 11.
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Mifen Larrea
ol Spain (in
checkered
blouse) and
' Naii Alloush
of Leban,on ·
(to her ·;ight)
• jQirl in chorus
• at AFS-Watts
exchange!
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Pisces: Okay .
To Buy ·Clothes
· THURSDAY
JANUARY 20
II)' SYDNEY OMARR
Gemini penons, this year.
lhould be prepored fpr sweep-
ing cbanges-.ancl involvement
l!itb young people. M y
favorite members of this
• sodlac•l algn were J u d y
Gilland and Marilyn Monroe.
Among contemporaries, born
under Gemini, are J o e
Namath, Dean Martin and
Erich Segal.
ARIES (March 21-April 19):
Much oc:cuns in clandestine
manner. You wW have to dig
deep for Jegltimate in-
formation. Could be a time of
pl'Oll)lus, promises. II \wise,
you will get generous in·
te.ntion1rdown in wriUng.
TAURUS (April 2G-May 20):
Friendly competition ultimate-
ly proves beneficial. Make
puce at home. Get backing
from those who share Jn-
lereata. Llbn individual could
play key role. Accept aid.
Throw ulde false pride.
GEMINI (Ml.!' 21-June 20):
Comblne forces .with one ·Who
appws to hold opposing
\1eWS. You can learn from
each other. Key now Is percep-
tiveness. Loot behind scenes.
Clandutine meeting may have
much to do with your welfare.
Reunion indicated with one
who shares interest.a. Xou ·
learn vaiuable le810n.
SCOll,PIO (Ocl. :is-Nov. 2t):
Versatile approach to problem.
ls a necessity. Accent is oq In-
creased earnings, addiUons to
valuable .collection. You ate
creative now. humorous al\d
especially · attracUve lO op-
posite sex.
SAGITr ARIUS (Nov, 22-
Dec. 21 ): Stick to lwlcs. This
is not the. time to break Jtll}es.
Applies , especially · to diet,
general health procedures.
Element of timing favors you.
Know this and insist on adber·
ing to own style,policy.
CAPRICORN (Dec •. ZWan.
19): Be ready for var:Jety,
change of acenery. chance; to
travel. Get though ta on paper.
Develop ideas. One ~
sc"enes makes path smQo\her.
What appears an obstac~e ls
actuallx a healthy ch&µeng~;
AQUARIUS (Jan. · 211-Feb.
18): Adjustment in bOtne area
is indicated. Money ' question
will have to be reSolVed.
Negotiate rather than fn..
sist--diplomatlc approach suc·
ceeds. Friend ~an · act as
. lnediator. Some . fond ·hopes
are reallied. .
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 111):
Th'· ·. ey
' -Cam :e~-. ~:Sa·w, Concurred
CANCER (June 21·July 22 );
Concentrate on basics; leave
frills to others. Older ptrSon
offers benefit of e1.perience.
Accept. J{now that you will get
eucUy nothing for nothing.
E1.tra effort now r a y s
dividends. Open lines o com-
munication.
B r I g h t e n Sl\l"l'Oundirlgs .
Purchase apparel llighli(ht
person&lity. Career matter is
successfully resolved. But" get
commitments in w r I t I n g .
Hlftdallak-e is fine-but won't
hold water when chips are
down.
81 CAROL MOORE 'rerences. The noise level con-· . in America.
• ... .., ,... • ..., . ilrmed that the party was a The second day's itinerary
They wtrt: cdmparlng ntvir-. teenage succeis no matter included a tour of Watts, at-
1'fnr Jandl. : , where. , ! tending classes, a banquet and
Coltl Mtu hl&b ocliool Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. a basketball game.
~1 • vlsttors · from Schureman, who are hosting When a~ked their opinions of
J-Bllh llcbool'Jn Wattl Naji Alioush from Lebljoon,. E;stan~ia, N0wport Harbor and
'.1111 .lliilerlaoii l't~d /lUVlc• ~lertained the happy mixture Corona del Mar high schools, nchl. ~ fl'dlnl sych of teenagers at ai. !paghetti tbe Watts students, a 11 ~ ,.., Splln, A~1a, · dJmter in their Costa Mesa members of Ca Ii C o.r n i a
Peru, Cobnbll,1~ and Mme between the reciprocal "Scholarship ·Federation 1 IA.._-wire ditcuubt1 their all4ay visits of Watts youths replied :
1 c b·oro l .1 I ii d .._b'o me to Costa Mesa and AFS ei-"Classes were s ma 11 er
nelgb.borhoodl, · . changees to Watts. which created an atmosphere
~ are the paths The exchange has been con-of 'having to participate'
would~ .... .._ llllil but ducted for severa(, '~ to • which lllkecl." -Debora Dix-
tbe ttienqm made~tbe moat bring foreign ll~entS Jn on. '"
of their two da)'l1 direct contact with aome t i "We. had more fun when
Sada . l n t e r n a•t i o n a 1 minority groups in Ulil cowt they let .us swi!D with them in
11llDCUllf!I" u mutic, chess, try and also apoae them 4o um." -Phyllis Belend.
TVand1portabrldgedao1dif-cullural dill~.llJal ~I "Tbere was _carpetine .•• ~ .. ' -!"J t t-14\~-,-.. ..... . , "
and even the teachers were In-
terested in us personally,
made us feel welcome,"
Loretta Morgan.
"The open classroom! with
so many windows were amaz-
ing and I liked the vending
machines. At Jordan hallways
are dim, most doon are locked
and the cafeteria is split, haU
tor free lunches and hall for
selling food." -Anthony
Miller.
"All the students were
re.ally friendly. Some stared
but everyone smiled." -
Sheela Hall
"Yes, they helped us lit In
even though we stood out," -
Betty Bell.
Da,ve Ganoung, AFS club
president, mentioned some of
the differences noted by the
Watts visitors during the day
in conversations with host
students.
"They were surprised that
our campus only had one
security guard and there was
no problem with g a n g
fighting,'' he said. "They also
appreciated the friendliness
and genuine concern of the
' teachers."
Patty O'Neil was glad to
meet black studenls and notic-
ed they were "impressed
because we were less rowdy."
The intent of the exchange
was achieved as evidenced by
these comments from AFS
students;
~chambe·r ·Turn,out to Turn on County
A dinner dance, a blrthdly
celebnltQQ, camJMJlll and 1n
art auction are among ac..
llvlUes planned by orange
Cout groups for the weekend.
OC CofC
Members and guests of the
or1111e County Cllamber of
commerce wUI gather at 7:3U
p.m. Friday, Jan. 21, in
Anaheim Conventlon Center
for the 1'72 or1111e County
Ball, themed Turn On to
or1111e County.
Fativltla wW begin with a
cocldall hour at l.;:!O p.m.; ·
dinner will be ~ ft 1;!0
p.m. and Bernie Bernard's
orcbatra wtll play for clan-
R. Lee Pendleton, charter
president. ~
Highlight of the evening wW
be the presentation of the
Husband-Of-the-year award.
HH Yacht Club
Huntington Harbour Yacht
Club will stage Its annual
Commodore's BIJI at 7 p.111.
Satur.day, Jan. 22, aboard the
Princess Louise.
New officers to be installed
are_.Bob Baker, commodoret.
Bill Hartge, viee commoddre:
·Mace 'Mason, r e a r com-
modOre; Ralph Moss, fleet
captain, and Jim Martin, port
captain.
c~~~ent wW bt pro-Regional Me.et
vlded by Robtrla ·LiM and Delta Iota and Ell< Alpha
~ Babbltl .chapters will co-host the
Qrilngewood Regional Council FV Friencls . ,' meeting and luncheon SltlD'·
Fountain Valley Friends of day, Jan. 22• in the Santa Ana
the Llbfary will celebrate its Moose Lodge.
seventh anntvenary in con-
junction with the library
celebration whlch also marks
Its seventh year -o( serving.
The event is planned in the
facility at 10 a.m. Friday, Jan.
21 . Miss Georgia Moe d Foun-
tain Valley and ll(as "J1ne
La ngnore of LI Habra, library
1K.ience majors at the
University of So u t b e r n
California, will recelve $!20
each to be \lied to further
their education.
Junior Friends will meet at
4 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. I, In the
library.
Indian Maidens
About 130 mothers and
daugblers will attend the an-
nual Huntington Beach YMCA
Indian Maidens winter camp-
out near ~~ ~pring•. Tbe
OV<DI Is planned from Friday,
Jan. 21, lo Sunday, Jan. 23.
CM Women
Past praidenls of the Costa
Mesa Women'• Club will be
honored ...... during •
luncboml 1t _, Friday, Jan.
21, in tho clubhouse. A
llllri...U. program w 11 l
lolJOw.
Irvine Juniors
H•'lllondl wlD be booorel by
tmne Junton ~ a
coddat1 perty 11 I p.m. flltur-
dlJ, :111. U. la :-oC, Mn. . .
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Art Auction
Hillel Advisory Councli ol
Orange County wl11 sponsor an
art •uction and champagne
reception at 7 p.m. Saturday,
-Jan. 22, in the Santa Ana Ebell
CIUbbouse.
This: ls the fi.rst major fund-
rUlser of the group· which was
fonned more than a year ago
to support and guide Jewish
students at UCI and California
St.ate College at Fullerton.
Boosters
Music Boosters of the Foun-
tain Valley School District will
sell rummage from 10 a.m. to
5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 22, at
the Fountain Valley School.
Proceeds will p r o v I d e
l!Cholarships, awards a II d
WJlfpnM !or the district band.
Card Party . .
A public card p1rty,
xpcll!Dred by the Altar and
Rosary Society ol St. Anne'•
Church, Seal Beach, will take
place Friday, Jan. 21, Jn the
parish hall . Pr«ec11111 the
card play will he the aervlnc
of desaerl at noon.
B•thel 321
Five &lrla wlll he Initiated
Jnlo Bethel JZJ, J 0 b 'I
Daughl<rl S.lurday, Jan. n .
Al\OndinJ the cerat10111 will -
be Mrs. Mildred Brown, depu-
ty grand guardian. The new
members will include Stacy
Chapman, Paula B a I c o m ,
Debbie Johnson and Barbara
Brown.
Alliance
One of the most scandalous intrigues which ever marked
our famous
history and the period of
France's Louis XJV, will be
discussed by Mrs. Bernadette
Henriette Boyle for l he
Alliance Francaise at 8 p.m.
Friday, Jan. 21, in the
fellowship hall ol the Com-
munity Presbyterian Church,
Laguna Beach.
A gradu ate of the University
of Anger, Mrs. Boyle has
taught in French lycees in
Paris and Madrid and has
been engaged as a travel con-
sultant for American students
in France. She will address
the gathering in French.
A bullet wlll follow the
meeting with Alliance
hostesses presiding.
CLEARANCE
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Daytime dresses
• Cockt~il dresses
• Formals • Separates
Coats
• Suits
• Pantsuits
Values Up To 1/2 Off
all salse final
no exchanges • no lay-aways
Numbtr1 Elewn
t/CjllHCC
iH ]gsftiPH J'Uhlon Jatond N-rt Belch,
C.Ulomll tl26(!(). Phone 644-2252
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the best things to happen to
me. I had heard of the pro-
blems of black people In
America but l found them
quite friendly and am anxioU!
to see their community," said
Miten Larrea of Spain.
LEO (July JS.Aug. 22): Be
aware of diet. Avoid eXtremes.
Heed advice ol qualified
penon. Don't base actions on
impulse. Glve logic equal
time. Finish rather than
begin-put pieces together.
Smoking
Develops
Wrinkle
Obtain hint from A r t e 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) ''I only wish more students
from our school could viait
Watts," she added. "They
were just starting to get ac-
quainted. '' (Only AFS club
members went to Watts.)
meua.1e. Surgeon General Jesae L.
Soo Phillips from Australia
commented that "people kept
telling me things. l was led to
believe that blacks were dif·
ferent but they're not. We
were tol<l to !eel free lo be
open but the advice was un-
necessary. We all made
friends easily."
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepi. 22): Steinfeld says women who
Discard old--.bat m e t h o·d s • smoke develop wrinkles more
Revile procedures. M a t e , readily -and at an early age
partotr bas some workable -than women Who .dq. not
ideas. Display willingness to smoke.
liJten. 'If receptive, you gain. Steinfeld made the co•nt
otherwise, you take backward in a speech to a women's
steps. Highlight mature ap-group in announcing that )¥
-ch. f'1/blic ljealth Servi°' his
·LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 22):. deci<1e4 to launch a .lna)9r
What starts as minor project campaign "to ~ 't&e
is due to grow. Know thia and barrage of ads luring women
grup OJlportunity. Pacing Is inlo the -trap of dpreli.
,important. Time your moves. smoking." '.
PLANTS ARE LIKE 'PEO-P-LE
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JERRY MKER1 AMERICA'S MAS'r'ER GARDE:NER, TELLS yOU
HOW YOU CAH ftE~Te "rO YOUR ~t -tT1s ~y~ ONCE
YOU LEARN 'l'HEUl PERSONALITIES, "l"HEIR SPECIAL. LANGUAGE.
''LEAVING HO LEAi' tnmmNc;• Ht: tltGAtl1tiGL.v DISCUSSES . .
EVERY' GARDENING SUlllECT • DISCOV!tll A WHOL!i HEW . .
WORLD. Olf PLEASURS IH GROWINGt 7.95, llOOKS•
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COME MEET JEMv llAKmt AND aUJIG• All AILING "PlllltND, n : . 'llOUll PAllDllfnl Poi I iO ~ • "YOUR PUollT CAN ':""T'WITH
Mlle -1'1 WHIU: II& Al1i'OGllAl'llS yOUR COP"I C)lf lftS NIW
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Love Story · Elilds H'a;pp,ily.·.When ~aliet Rescues ·Romeo
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bEAR ANN ~ERS: I'd Uke to say
• wwd or two to the lirl whoM boyfriend
Iii. 1 lloppy' Wit iOOdnJibl ldu CID ber
ud who IJcnod Ilene!! "~ Off." ~ tb1o Jetter wllj bolp ber u ·...U u
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When I wu 11 I wu terribly 1by but
_,. ol I Miii, pby1lcllly, than 1 boy. I
wu really nuttf onr •+certain chick and
I bid been dying to kl11 ber for tiu.e
-before I Hnally got up the
....... to try. It ..... belutllul mocmlit
nllbl rmd I wu driving her home from 1
-t porty. When I look' ber to the door
abe Hnc._,;.t 1wblle llllklng anlli toll<. I
finally 11Jc1 "goodnlpt," .... she turned
lier loce up rmd doled lier eyes. I reld
this 11 tbO lnvltotlon I'd been w11Uq for. years later I m1rrled thet cloU.
When I bent down lor my verr flrlt When I rud the letter In your colwnn '
rormmllc ldu, my nose bit hen, my lronl ll'orn the girl who complained becouoe
lootb bomped her lip, and I bit bet". the guy's lint ldu wu like 1m1leur
Thank the 1ooct . Lord 1be bid • night, I knew I hid to write in defense of
wonderf:ul Mnte of humor. Sbe also knew every scared, awkward Romeo In the
I wu lumlllated. 81011 her uo-world. P.S. The chick and I both !<nd our '
deratandlng bean, •be storied fu laup, love. -sT. LOUIS
and 10 did I. A( that momtnt I wu so DEAR ·S.L: Wilt a Mart nnner!
grateful 10< her compuslon that she . Aid oow, II uyo. else bal 1 llrlt ldN
endeared benelf to me forever. £iebt 1tory wlll 1 moral, let'• Uve tt.
. Tape Sews Up Story ·
t ·A new conce~ for home
IOWing, t b • manulocturer
colll thlJ rOll ol lope, ll·ymh
. kq, '!< incb wide lllCI of I ll4i>Ple tutun, mbro •llke cloth tllu poper ..
Tlje lope 11 varllc1lly mark·
ed and ' lnvlllblY, perforated
" alona ll)e verllcal lineJ, to
serve u an ldjustible gWde
to o~ .. 1 .... io..utcJdnc. '!'be
borlioi!tal Dlll'klnp are lor
meuurlng.
On the back the lope ..
adheatve so It stlc:u firmly to
the garment fabric wbtle doing •
liJ 1everal jobo. Then, It can
be peeled oll with o°' quick
motion. •
The' new lope helpe gulde
every ldnd ol topetli<btng,
fwlcti4nal ·or decorative, in-
cluding. pala11e1 rowa, CW'Ves
.... zipper .Utchlng.
THE SALE'S
STILL ON!!
ALL SALE MERCHAN?>ISE IS l/:i
off ind LESSI LOTS OF BARGAINS
STILL AVAILABLE ••• long dre1111,
pan_t1ult1, l••ns, bloutet, dre1H1, and
Kcntorin .• , Come '" ·them ai •••
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BIDTIQUE
DEAR ANN LANDERS : Alter l"ffdlq llM but be 11pl11ned thet l lhould strap
the letter from Jlela,Zed Mo In Shermon, the cbUcl to my boek )o hi could loel the
Tex., l declded to write my Ont letter to cloteoeu ol me. , • -
Ann Linders. I decided I hid bettor llJten to bjm, oo '
I also bid a feeding problem with my I mode an Indian plpocile beg · out · ol
baby. It wu aomething new beclUIO my glnghlm yanl goock. I corned thel cbllc!
other'tlds were good taters. J was afraid on my '*:k from morning tut n)gbt. He
UU1 child had a ser!Qus stomach disorder · was on my, back when I did the ·cooking,
because he wo\ildt't eat a thlng. , when I· ran •fter the other four, wheo, l
When he was aeven months otd ·I toot did the cleanil>g and 11!1 mmetlnc and
him to the "pediatrician. He •greed· the when I bung out the clolbea. lly the time
boy was 11tuving to dellth and asked tho he was Dlfte months old he was haDcftnc
oges ol my Qihe"r chlldrefl. l told him I, 4, me tbe clothes pln1, one by one. 'T~
3 a.nd Z, and he' repliec(''l'm not surprls--neighbors thought it was a screJm. ·But
ed." Then be went on to t;.i:plain that this the child started eating, so (didn't care
child was starving for affection.. He sug-what the neighbors thought. ;
gested that I tetp the baDy close to my The boy Is three years old now and be
body all day long. l thought this was In· Is my bealthlest and hippiest cblld. Whit
~hit~.;·~~· .~.~ft.=:
beeo lor blm that boy would nol be llivt
today. Ple1se print my letter. l mtPI
help someone else. -ELEVEN STEPS
IN VIRGINIA
DEAR ELEVEN: Your --lift 1 -,. Pleo1e Id •Im I uJd M,
lh'I my -el pedlltridu.
Drinking moy he "in" to the klda you
nm with -but It can put you "out'' for
keeps. You con coot It and stoy popullT.
Read ''Booze and You -For Teenapr1
Only." Send 35 etnta in coin and a lone,
sell-addressed, stamped envelope witll
your request in care of the DAIL 1l
PILOT.
AIWlllM
An1helm Center
NfWPOltpaACH
F1shion lsilnd '
whee-e-e! !
famous-name
women's shoes
NOW ...
lMUIDI
Riverside Plaza
SAN DIEGO
Fashion V1lley
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Revisited
A New Orleans courtyard will be recreated for the
Mater Dei High School Parents Guild annual Mardi
Gras dinner dance. Setting for the Friday, Feb. 4,
event will be the Airporter Inn . In in Old South par·
ty mood are CTelt to right) Mrs. Thomas Matheus
and Mrs. Robert Houston who may be called for
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& febric1. Sizo1Sie,16. . , ' ;. /
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VALUIS ·s.2,500
T0 .$511.00 · '"'SKIRTS VALUIS $f)ftOQ
TO $65.00 .J\I •
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TO .$71.00 VALUES TO $811
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YALUIS TO 17.00 9so
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Husbands
Taking
Control
Clubwork will become more
than a wile's social fling ror
husbands of South Coast
Junior W 0 m a n ' s Club
members at their 7:30 p.m.
meeting on Thursday, Jan. 20,
in Fountain Valley Civic
Centec.
Spouses will assume their
wives' officer or chairman
rotes 11111 proceed througll a
mock agenda prepared by the
women.
One of lbe discussion itent1
will be tbe club's Community
Clothing Drive scheduled from
Monday, Jan. 24, through Fri-
day, Jan. 28. Donated clothing
may be taken to any school in
. the Fountain Valley School
District.
J4niors are assisting TRY, a
nonprofit corporation, in col-
lecting used clothing to be
cleaned and repaired for
resaJe through an American
Indian Scholarship F u n d
Thrift Store In Stanton .
· Proceeds will go toward
grants and low interest
emergency loans to help ln-
dians stav in college.
Mrs. Fronk Fleck, presl·
dent, will lead the club'•
delegation to the monahly con-
ference of Los Cerrlto1
District, Califomii Federation
of Women'• Clubs, Junior
Membership. Huntlngton Park
Juniors will hoot the ••therlng
in their clubhouH at I p.m.
Monday. Jon. 24.
New Colors
Colors move lllto two In-
tensities in the IPrill col·
lection by Herbert· urf Beth
Levine.
There. ire muted GOii and
vivid ones. Tho muted Include
poh! gray, beige, blue 1nd·
gr<en.
Tbe vivid Include yellow.
orange, electric blue 1nd
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ARE GONEI
FANTASTIC BARGAINS ON ALL
THREE LEVELS OF THE HOME AND
GIFT SHOP AND IN THE YACHT
SHOP, TOOi
OPEN MON .. THRU SAT. 9-6
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Diverse Programs Draw Students, Parer.its·
(Editor'• Nott: A paQt
1voud to Newport Beacli
rid Mtsrion Viejo po.rent·
eacher organization& will
~ppear in the DAILY
7'/WT each wet.k. Jn/or·
tion mtUt be received blf
he womtn'1 departmtmt or
""lfrs. Gared Sn1ith, 1746
€enteUo PlGce, Newport
each by 5 p.m. Thursday Jor publication \.Vedrie1· v.J
:.\dams PTA
Mr1. Clifford Dowm
, President
COMING UP : Volunteer
mothers will collect ror
Pt1areh of Dimes on Tuesday,
Jan. 25.
REPORTS : An olfice.. from
the Costa Mesa p o 1 i c e
department 1S1lsted Mra. A.
F. Dugger, Jr. chairman of
the anti-theft poJter conte11t
in the k.lck~ff of the pro-
gram. Entries will be ac-
cepted unW Friday , Jan. 21.
California PTA
Mn. Boyd McCollougk
President
COMING UP: "Who says We
Cant". a color-sound film
will be shown at the ex-
Their Bag
ecutive board meeting Tues-.
day, Feb. 1, in the
multipurpose room.
REPORTS: ~trs. J a mes
Sampson w a s appointed
chairman to study awards
a n d conlests. IntertJted
persoM may send their
comments to school or con·
tact her at 549-06S8 • • • A
committee to study the
feasibl!Jly of parents
volunteering time ln the
classroom will be chaired by
Mrs. Millard Ham e I.
Interested parents may con-
tact her at 545-&408 or Mrs.
Paul Howe at 545-0693.
onte Vista PTA Father-son Day activities will be launched with races and
t0ther contests at 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 29. Afterward dinner will be served.
efereeing the race is Phil Maurer, and contestants are (left to right) J ohn
agonseller and Dennis Smith.
Costa Mesa
Christian PTF
Airs. Carl O. Nelson
President
COMING UP : Larry
Savercool, a representaUve
of the Academic Achieve-
ment Center in Orange will
speak on Teaching Children
Reading, Writing a n d
Arithmetic Without Paper.
Pencil or Book at the
general meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, Jan. 27, In the
auditorium.
Davis PTA
Mr1. James Morrow
President
COMING UP: Mexican dinner
and student talent show will
take place Tuesday, Feb. 1,
in the multipurpose room.
Tickets will be available at
school Friday, Jan. 8,
through Tuesday, Feb. 1.
Mrs. Paul Oumain, ways
and means chairman an-
nounces that volunteers may
contact her at 546-7778.
Auditions for the talent show
will be conducted by Mrs.
Don Molllca tomorrow and
Friday, Jan. 21, after school
•.• Board meeting at 9:30
a.m. tomorrow in the home
of Mrs. Mollica.
Harbor View PFO
Mrs. WllUam Ugbtcap
President
REPORTS : Don East, school
· psychologist spoke on his
· dulies at gene11al meeting.
Mrs. T. W. Beliakotr, !Pl
math program coordinator
announced that the first and .
second grades will begin the
program in February. Mrs.
H.F. Romberg will conduct
a workshop for volunteers at
the end of January.
Killybrooke PT A
Mrs. Ronald Arnold
President
COMING UP: Falher Ap-
preclaUon Night is the
theme of the ge n eral
meeting that will feature
Walt Axthem and Fred Tim-
berlake, professional racers
New Equipment Tested
Books, a projector, tape recorders and a listening post with headsets have
been purchase d by Gill PT A for the sc hool Rese11Xch Center and LibI:f!ry. Test-
ing the new equipment are Oe!t to right) Lynn Sasano, Edgar Arge nsinger and
Mary Kay Levesque. ·
who will show a film entitled
11Six Day Trials in Austria."
Families are invited to at-
tend.
Paul.uino PT A
Nick Hanson
President
citywide contest, according
to Mrs . Ron Raya, safety
and juvenile p ro t ec ti on
chairman . . . Aluminum
can drive from a to 10 a.m.
Friday, Jan 21 ... Mothers
March or Dimes will take
place Tuesday , Jan. 25.
Volunteer marchers may
call A-frs. Charles Sosa,
chairman at 546-8165.
at 8:30 a.m. Friday, Jan. 21 ,
in the home ol Mrs. Douglas
Bowler.
Wilson PTA
Mrs. Rohen Sankey
President
C0~1ING UP : Inlernational
pctluck dinner at 5:30 p.m.
t omo rrow in the
multipurpose room ... Sale
V. . PTA of candy apples will take 1ctor1a place tomorrow and Friday,
Mrs. Douglas Bowler Jan. 21. Proceeds will be us-
MANY
ITIMS
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Coront d1I M1r-Pll. 671-ltSO
e l •11kAmtrlc11nl e M•sltr CM;rtlf
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COMING UP : Judgir:g Clf 1he
anti-theft P9ster contest will
end tomorrow. Winner s
from each classroom will
receive ribbons and six
school winners will b e
selected on Wednesday, Jan.
26, to participate in the President _Jed~for~lh~e~s~af~e~ty~gr:•:•~p·~s~tr~ip~~~~~~~~~~ COA-UNG UP : Board meeting .· to Disneyland.
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278 Forest Avenue, L19un1 811ch ·'phone 494-6695
1 School Projects Sew Up
Drama, Hiking, Ecology
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tvoted to Fountain Valley,
1tntington Beach, Oceati
iew and Seal Beqcl1 School
istrict pare11t·teacher or·
ganizations will appear in
;the DAILY PILOT each
· eek. Information mwt be
· ';eceived by Mrs. Gilbert
urnbull, 567 J Mangrum
rive, Hwntington Beach
y 5 p.m. Thursday for
ublication lVedntsda11.J
~ader PTA
l\1rs. James Powers
President
PORTS : Unit earned $158
during the recent reclama-
. tion drive and received a
letter o f commendation
from Mrs. Da vid Carlbert of
the Environmental Council
Contact
'· ~voided
KIDS LOVE
UNCLE LEN
Seturdey1 in
The DAILY PILOT
. . . Members are sewing
garments for their upcoming
fashion show and are col·
Jectlng used items for a
clothing drive.
Mesa View PTA
Mrs. George Blant
President
C0~1ING UP: Members wUl
attend a performance ol
"The Girl In the Freudian
Sli p" in the Huntington
Beach Playhouse Saturday.
Jan. 28, at 8:30 p.m. Tickets
can be ordered by co -
tacting Mrs . D on
l\1acAl!1ster at 842-3452.
REPORTS : Don Hauptman
'Weighting'
For Class
A we ight training class -
timed perfectly between holi-
day feasting and b i k i n I
weather -will be offered by
Orange Coa9l College at IO
a.m. on \Vednesdays and
Fridays, starting Feb. 9.
The spring semester course,
taught by a therapeutic dieti-
cian, a physical educallon In-
structor and the college nurse,
ill designed to help women lose
weight safely and Improve
fitness through exercise.
Consent of the college nurse
Is required in addition to a
physician's written permission
and prescribed diet. An ap-
pointment to see the OCC
nurse can be obtained by call·
ing 83+5808.
Following the nurse's In-
terview, persoos can registt.r
by obtaining an admissioN
appllcallon packel In lhe OCC
Admlulons Office and secur-
spoke on consumer affairs
. . . Unit will donate a ~
portable microphone system ~
to the school ... PT A and -
student council have pledged
$100 each for a phono-cardio
scan machine for Ocean
View School District.
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Pleasant Vw. PTA ,
Mrs. James Swenson
President
REPORTS: Jim Allen or the ~
Mountain Trail spoke on hik·
ing, backpacking and cam-
ping tips. Fur the r in-
formation on lhese subjects
Is available by contacting
Allen at 842-7570.
Inserting an "S" in PT A are students at Estancia High School.
the abbreviation for the organization's new name are (left to
Maynard, Sherry Angel an d Patti Geer.
Ready to post
right) Melinda
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HOME·MADE
CHILI
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608 EAST BALBOA BLVD .. BALBOA
REFRIGERATED DELIVERY SERVICE: PHONE 673-8310
SPICl.i.LS THU•SDAr, PRIDAr. SATUl DAY, JANUAlY 20, 21 , J2
RED-DELICIOUS
APPLES GRAPEFRUIT
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4 LB. BAG
• JANUARY SALE CONTINUES.
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON FAVORITE
FABRICS NOW PRICED TO CLEAR
TO MAKE ROOM FOR
NEW SPRING FABRICS
Dupioni Silk, Silk TwHd, Silk/ 1V:
Wool blends, Lace, Crepe, 2 Sheers, Embroideries1 Tweed ,
Brocade. Table of Trims.
PRICE
Plaid Gingham, .Cotton, Poly-
ester® and blends, plus m1ny
other tremendous fabric bar•
gains. Values ot 2.50 yd .
Patchwork Cotton, S1ilcloth,
Linen Weave, Pique, Suit·'
in9. V aluos to 2.50 yd.
I Your choice of T revira®
Flannel, Banlon, J •rs e y.
Values to 2.98 yd.
·188 YD.
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Bonded Acrylic, Stretch T er-
ry Prints, Oocron/Cotton
Knits, Quilted Lime ', Poly-
ester® Twill, Acrylic Prints.
Values ot 6.95 yd.
2•• YD.
· Polynter® Double Knits.
""· lo 7.00 yd.
Miider• Bouclotto Knits,
3.88 YD.
Polyu-G1bonlfno. '4.88 R19. lo 7 .00 yd. YD.
REMNANTS • 1/4 off marked .......
All It°'"' nOt IVl!ll••lo In llolh llloNll
UH YOUl IANIAMlllCAll Ol MAim CHAl•I ln& I date for rogL!tratlon In WI •unn THI lllJHT TO LIMIT 9UANTITIU
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SALLIE
GRAPEFRUIT
AND BANANAS
Grocen Journal, the bll
news wave of the Southern
Californ ia Grocers Assocla·
tion, is a magulne not
usually found adorning mar-
ble 19pped co/lee tables In
well-drused llvi{lg rooms.
Tbe January i...e ahouta
loud and clear on the cover,
uRlchard's . Harbor View
Market - A Real Winner !''
ketpln& company with a
IU1Cioul picture of the pro-
duce department.
Jnalde are 24 plclurta
leaturlnl everything from
· "caka decoratpd to suit the
'l'ildiet whim of t he
cuatomera" and 0 a ~ foot-:
air curtain dairy cue" to
"special portlllo111 deot&ned
to prevent fish odors from
penetratlnl( the customer
area ' 1 a n d "'Clndlelight
Service in the nieat depart-
ment."
Now the average people
&hopper couldn't e1re leas
• aboul air curtains and
apec1a1 parU/iom. . . .she
• JUll U-. her -freab and -·t want lbe amen ol
fish all over the place.
Rlchard11. Two Ls th e •Pi""'IJ ,or poahneas, ad-
v a n cement, convenience
and auper-uUlity, decorator
• oqlllpment wise .•. but the nutabell putter-inner
crunches contentedly with
• these kernels of longevity .•
, . ''Through the years,
Richard's Lldo Market and
the bualness philooophies ol
Dick Richard have provided
ample proof that people
want those extras that
make shopping a beautiful
experience. So it stands to
reason thaf Dick's . second
market. which o p e n e d
recently, would follow in the
foot steps of the -'original
market."
27 ... 40 ... 56 ... 48 ...
42
Grapefruit and oranae
talk for slze •••• With Tens
Ruby Reds coming on
11rong, yo11 should know
t .. 11 about , %1;, and -40'1 •••
.You'll,.. 'em advertised a.
$1 •••• lo.fl etc., etc. Great
grapefruit eating ..•. Tben
you 'll go acroas the aille
and aee aome twice as big
that aren't 10-$1 aDd weigh
about a JIOWl'! and a hall a
pie<e, < • .Tbele are the
27's. 1 .This is the number
that are packed in a crate.
Same 1oes for oranges .•.
• Right now the biggest
navels we can come by are
· 56's .••. but wail .•. the
lt&IOD'I just beginning .• •
.soon you'll see some 42's.
Thats when they aet as big
as grapefruit. One of the
t'easons, we feel t h e
Grocer's Journal featured
out j>rodoce department on
their cover. 81.oomin& pro.
duce in January is' like
tulips growing in the raln.
Everything comes in jumbo
proportions and the unusual
is everywhere. Would you
believe fresh beet greens
with the tiny whole fresh
• beell dangling. • • .and
Napa cabbage to tenderly
fry ..•• Organically grown
Holland Hot hou~
cucumbers guaranteed to be
, burplw. •.. LiWe packages
' ol freob crisp chop Ille)' v~getable11 bean sprouts
and china . peas with tho
fresh ginger root along side.
SKILES, AND HEN·
DERSON
TURNED AUCTIONEERS
, . , .at the U.C.I. Big I
Booltlr' V.l.P. Dinn e r n.nce, January 28 at' the
Bal~ l!IJ' Club. . •
.'11cklll are $15 a couple
and the peraen to call is
Ken WlllllllD 641-1044 ...
.YOI ml&bt win a couple of
bandmada quilts. . . .and
besides dancing you'll have
a chanct to bid on unopened
exciting things donated by·
President Nixon, Arnold
Palmer, Merlin Olsen o( the
Rams and &igar R 1 y
Roblnt0n, plus more. An
auction with BUI and Pele
dolnl their double animal
and vibe talk! Worth a
liaten . and an evenlna: of
fUn ! Richard's Marke ts, the two
people llloret, Newport
Beach
TftADITIONAl WITH CORNED liEF,
SOLID, CRISP, FRESH
CABBAGE LI. 10¢
HST OF THE SEASON, SWEil, 1.AR&E Navel ORANGES . 5 u1s. $1
SERVE HALF A PEAR· WITH SLICES OF DRIED' I EEF
AS /\N APPETIZER, WASHI N6TON
At4JOU PEARS 5 LBS. $1
FOR· OM ELETS, CASSEROLES AND STEAKS
SWEET, YE~LOW SPANISH
ONIONS LI; 9¢
WARM UP ON COlD DAYS WITH •••
Nestles QUIK 32 oz. 79¢
Knudsen BUTIER ""' '""" 1 Lt. 85¢
Sunshine Chip·a·Roos Cookies 11 oz. 59¢
Hills Bros. COFFEE 1 LB. 79¢
HILLS BROS. COFFEE 2 LI. 1.57
Hills Bros. COFFEE 3 Ll.2,29
FLEISCHt.IANN'S
SOFT MARGARINE 1 LI. 45¢
CAMPBELL'S
Old Fashioned BEANS u oz. 19¢
ASSORTED FLA VORS
Kern's FRUIT NECTARS u oz. 10¢
WESSEN OIL 24 oz. 57¢
REGINA FLAVORED OR PLAIN
WINE VINEGAR 12 oz. 29¢
SPRECKELS GRAN ULA TED SUGAR 5 LI. BAG 55¢
Borden CREMORA u oz. 59¢
LIPTON DINNERS .... _ IS/I w. 59¢
TIDE DITERG&NT
DIAL SOAP
49 OZ. GIANT 79¢
UTHllD
Johnson GLADE ••• PllHHINn •
POTATO BREAD
Butter Flake ROLLS
Banana Nut Loaf
FRUIT FI LLED
VARIETY BUNS
MINUTE t.IAID
ORANGE JUICE
2for39¢
70Z. 49¢
41¢
6 for 35¢
1.19
6 for 41¢
U OZ. 59¢
ALL KUBRO SOUPS EXCEPT Cl.At.I CHOWDER-
KUBRO SOUPS 10 oz. 29¢
STOUFFERS •
Be ef or Chicken Pies 11 oz. 49¢
· CHOOSE RICE MEDLEY, PILAF; VERDI or SPAN ISH Green Giant RICES 12 oz. · 29¢ .
KERN'S IQF
Whole Strawberries :It oz.
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(Lido Store Only l
BOSTON FERNS
Be1utiful in 6'1 pots with
h1n9er1.
3,98 IACH
See them al10 in ltrocluce at Harl>or View.
49¢
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If, '% •• . ,7"' /·~·? , '• ;:.,, ... '.::--.-::.-.< QUICK, TASTY DIN NERS FOR PEOPLE IN A HUR.
RY -ALL YOU DO IS ADD THE MEAT, HEAT
AND EAT. ISN'T THAT NEAT?
There are such yummy things in .a box, as, Chili To-
mato dinner with Macaroni, Rice Oriental. Tamale
Pie or Chun King's Chop Suoy and Pepper Steok Din·
ners, or how obout Skillet Lasogne and Skillet Bar-
becue -even Noodles Romano ff!
TRY ONE WH'EN . YOU'RE IN
A HURRY!
I Lilcl quick dinn er for the lcidS ""hen
you 're 9oing out!)
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PLAN YOUR MENU AROUND ,T/'iESE qELICIOUS MEATS!
EAT IT HOT OR COLD, DICE IT FOR CASSEROLES, SUPPER Ot.I ELETS-FROt.I BAR.t.t
' LA . MESA HAMS. lon•l111, fully cooked, Y2 or 1/4
BAR·M Smoked PORK LOIN ROAST ,
,.., c..ketl •••••..••••••••••••••••••.••••
BAR·M Smoked PORK LOIN CHOPS ,.., CMh4 ............................ ..
These two •r• delightful bi1 ked with wine or fru it ju ic.e, or
s•rved with si1uerkri1ut i1 nd burgun dy se uc.e,
COOK'S CORNED BEEF BRISKET Tho loftovors aro 1rooli
RICHARD'S LINK SAUSAGE . . . . . .
6--4 ,., ..,... ... , ......•..•••.•••... ·~············· •• ' • ' • • d ~
GROUND BEEF Mix It up with one of our dinners in • boxl
LEAN GROUND BEEF 89•11 EXTRALeanGroundBeef9kLL
LO-CAL, LEANEST GROUND BE~ ................................ 1.79 LL '
THESE ELEGANT ENTREES ARE FROt.I ELWELL FARMS,
1.19 LL
1.29 LI.
STUFFED CORNISH GAME HENS I OZ. EACH 1.19•A.
Choose them 4 ways, stuffed with wi ld rice and mushrooms, Cordon l leu,
. with Apples i1nd Almonds or with rice •nd mushrooms!
seashore . dinneP':'4inakefs ...
Med ium Size GREEN SHRIMP 5 lb. box ...•.. $9.98 box
GREENLAND TURBOT . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. .. • • . . . 89¢ lb.
Cooked and Peeled Bay Shrimp ti ny ........... 2. 79 lb.
BE SURE TO VISIT OUR FRESH, FISH MARKET
AT THE HARBOR VIEW STORE.
PRICES GOOD JAN. 20.2 3
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Put Some zest, in Saadwichee ,r--, ~-~
Choose • Richard's br••d, Ii••
Chedd•r Cheese l re•d, i nd
toP it with 1e1ty 6 -rm1n mus-
t•rd and •••
WINE FLAVORED, IUON 6 USTO
Italian Dry SAl.Aft'I i.•.1.79
HOFFMAN'S
Hot Pepper Cheese Bars ·· oz. 59-
o scAR t.I AYER ALL t.I EAT OR PURE BEEF
WIENERS 1 LI. 79¢
REESE BONELESS ANO SKINLESS
Portuguese SARDINES 4 ,,. ... ss-
1.A IELLE
Belgium Ba•y Carrots u oz. 39-
Chick•n liver lri1un1chw•i9•r, chopp•d, pre11•d
tur••Y sl ic•s, zingy mue n1ttr i ncl Smoky Provo·
lone •re . 1om1 more of the m•ny MnclWich
mekin'• in our 0.li,
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~~ HARBOR VIEW 1660~Arthu r,NewportBeach 673-2155 LllDO CENTER 3433 Yia Lido, Newport Beach • 673-6300
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... thousands .of,v'!lue,minde.d shoppers have ·switc,hed to Lucky .. Bec"!_use .at Lu~ky, YOU are "Nu~ber Ona".
YOUR interests c9me first ... Lucky doesn't wait for others to find ways to give y.ou better service and great!'r
savings .... Luc~y h~s the vision AND courage to be FJRST! That's why Lucky is STILL the leader... ;
' . ' 1 FIRST: with Everydey Low Discount Pricing , FIRST: with Truth in Meat Labeling FIRST: with Guaranteed Value Per M.Uure
FIRST: · with Extra Money-Saving ·Key Buys• F.IRST: with Single-Item Pricing FIRST: with Fat·Content in.Ground B•ef --. ~ ' ' ..;..,;-....;...;;..'--~·-------
ON I., Y Luc/f,y givt?s you ALL these a.dlla~ta.ge$ and more. Shop at Lucky ... Tfie ORIGINAL Discounti-S'upf!rmafl<et! . ... . . '
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--.r2.1~ C1W1mu f'
OIWllOll-1
17·-CAll
.--IERSllEf'S CICIA
2~.75c
Farm Fre sh Produce
BANANAS
1.00% Chlqult•
Iran cf
10~
U.S. NO. 1 GllADI
P ET FOODS RUSSET POTATOES
.,.+Slll'PT ••••••• .,~~ 10•
OIOlll OI MEAT , ~
ALPO TllO ........ ~~21'
FilSllE DINNERS •.•• ~."::71• 10
Health & Beauty Aids at Discount Price s
~' -.. ~~1 · RllHT IUIRD v · MG or UNll:INRD ~ ANTl-PllSl'lllANT
SOFT IDRIS Jo• ·:= ~;:;;~~~how••99c
I OZ SPllAY • 5 OZ. SIZE
K E Y BUY
SCOPE MOUTHWASH
.. One• in the morning, and your 99
breath feels fresher for hours." C
Family s ize bottle. 11 OZ. .
IOIZEMA LIQUll SKll CREAM or
lllZEMI CIMPLEllOI LOTIDI ........... 79c •oz:.
DRIVE DETERliEIT 41
H90yY duty laundry detergent 9et1 whites sporkling, s 1
kffpl colors bright ond new looking longer. 14-0X IOX
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WISK DETERliEIT .
Ne ........ around the collar" when you pre-treat with
~Wllfltt. -Wath wffh It; too. -llOT'IU
DAIRY PRODUCTS
IUTIEI .. : ... • QU4UTY~::.: 11 •
OIANGf JUICE •. '"~::': 15•
Glll'EfltUIT JUICE .;:=:95 •
PET Mill ........ "'~·; 19 ~
ICE CIUM ........ lt:'~:I: 65•
OTHER ITEMS
CIGARITTES' ~~~:~J::;J.25
BEEi .: ...• °. .•. ~~~3.19
"'"no 2:5t 120-SCI. "· IOLL ..,
w ~Van ~e Kamps ~
AN ·OUTSTAllDING VARIITT . . ' . OF FRESH BAKERY GOODS
: . -We GUARANTEE the
~ LARGER SIZE is a
:·BETTER VALUE
~· than the next
-' smaller size
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DOWlll' •• ,.1 .......... 9'4. '
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QUALITY 11!1!"' Jb
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RIB ·ROAST STAN DIN~ 99c LAllGa•HD
IOND•~TO'"
' QUAUTY HO• lb
SMALL IND ••• $1.141b
CHUCK ROiST
tLA .. CUT 63:c 1 IONDl!DTOI"
QU ALITY ..... llt
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Any cut of meat prepared to
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ONI! l"OUND
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Cl.SS RI •• I.ST your own speciflcatk>ns ... s 105 at no addi1lonal charge OQNO"SS "N'QUAloTf H , ...... LO r.!PJJ.!.~!~!,~!~~~ s 1 s• ~~ u~M1~~~~: .. , ..... ,.. 61 • CHOPPfl HAM c
OICAIUI• ............. 1 Of Pll 79
, !~!!.,!!!~ ... ~... . 55c ~!,~.~~ .......... 1ozcUP62' KOSllEI SALAMI ..... , -•H-.......... n1rc165
OSCO llAYEI SALAMI · . \ r,!!~.~l,.~,,,.~,E,.." ..... S) 57 ~!!IC.:.~. !~ll...;, ~::._7:. c
JIMMJ DEAi SIUSllE 79c ramAM\SUCID ................. 39 oozm '· .. · 63' COTTO (I ot-MACMIABI SMUii Mc) •••
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• nor a pontsu1t I , • A rug or o rokel •• ,A ONL y ot DISCOUNT '
DISCOUNT CENTERS bionketorabi,ke!And~uc.h,muc~mcire ·.·. • ·, , crtNTERS.. ,
ARE DIFFERENT! .. at money saving low d11eount pr1c .. 1 · • • , . '
MIN'S
DRESS
SHIRTS
I TIES
IHlllTS Tin .
~257$,36 _
Polyester/cotton
dress shirts with
short st.wet. long point col ·
ors; stripes, solids, sizes
l• 112 to 17 in the group.
Washable polyester tin.
ltOT AVAIL.AM.• AT SMTA MONICA
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Even-heottng
cos) iron fry · .
pon has i-ld~
bottom to catch
••c•ss steok lot. ·
. 3·PIECE Siii SIT · -. 1.' Pl .. tic..:ootod dl1h droinor with Hpor· $161
I ate flatware hol•r. matthing sink mat."
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I PILOT ·ADVERTISER S Wtdntld.IJ, Jan11117 lt, 1972
. Actress Refuses Role as Cook .
• • , JOHNA II.INN Ii clip bat •lilt When noody In cool<, --meol 111 It• d • r, NEW~ _ "We love• J la~ ol • meat from iaarlmde; -1wte lo beolod p!MW; =.... \\cup,_ .... --.... ---jlllco,lklm • ,, ... all tho 2 lableo-ilour v-'• ....... n.... otl. .--.. .., -let; Ill -· we Clt't eat ln •--:1 ._..__ -'-'-reatauranll -111 travel : 2 lableopoom ..,.,. paper towels, In ..... Duldl ~. ~ In Ii cup bot
pol rout. end _,,.... ud Solt, llOWld black pepper, lo oven, fry bacon, remove becm ,,_
.-lule bill. Add mut brown well cm Iii -Dutch . oven, beol
aeuerinlell ud lenlel ..,pe. Rub meat well on all liclfo all lldes RemoYe -. oil, lllr In !lour, cool< few
"But," Aid -.tumecl-wltb All Place In • dooble clllcard ali but 2 ~-mlnutee llliil brown, atlrrlnc-
oulhor llllclecerd Joel, "when ~ •·· { dee cJooe.flt fat in Dutch oven. ' . Add 1u1ar, ._,_ carelld nol I travel I un~ lln wltboul .... or p, • -
llW. When you IOIUY wan Pour~ 00~i ..::.~ ~ = In =.;_gy add lllralned juice
very bard; yvu 'leed ll I (meat ll>ould be """plelely and garllc, lily W and ml oo1ieDec1 ra111nt. Coot ,...
couldn't 11ve on lailll ....... .......... u not, add • uw.r cloveo . ...._ In • lloll, ....... Iii tldcl:ened, .um,. -it would kill me." ........ _......_ T ...._.... , ._ water ). Seal, II uskC beat. Covor, limmer M liaun _,. ute to ·~·-'
I wi.. the ... ..._._ ... (or cover bowl with (or until meat ls llllcler, turi>-aeuonlng1, addi'C 1111; blact
," .. ~·~_aild"l~';l'auranl .... loll); nfrlgerale a Ing meat ocCuloaaIJy). Add pepper, II -llilY· Serve
eatJna! Their ·caulloa COllltS .::da::.;Yl:...:<::.or.::long=er:..:• 11:...:dealrod=.::.l:.:..· _.::mare::..:..mar=lna=de::..• u::...::needed=::.·_.:c•il/h:...:lrR::..::.,:VJ:...· .:cServea:...:•:;:;:,..::1-.:clO.:c. ____________ H_IL_Ql:.._G_AR_D_KN_E_F_'S_SA_U_ER_B_RA_TE_N _________ _
from !be childhood ex-•-
perlences or • jbi who grew
up In HIUer'I Genneny, sul·
ferlng !be 'privation of wer ud
!be fact her husband. J>avld · ·
Cameron Palutanga, ,..;, one
or tbe lew lucky people lo
escape the fat.al effects of
. Almonella.
· ..., ·~rm terrtblx_ careful," said
Hildegard, '1bUt I'm not a
hypochondriac, II
"You can't afford to indulge
In tulle food When you heve
lo keep g<ling day alter day,"
( '"""'""·' lier b u • b *:,n d : t' :'fl\Variably, you get sldi:, 80 .,, llllck lo sleeks and salads,
: Md in countries where we
' lhlnt lls • clun, ln1il ud
cheeae."
• ~ Hlldeaard revull aome of fief eerfy han4ups on food ud , . . epokh!c In her best seller, •
,.' .. The Gift Horse," subtitled
• "Report GI) I Life." ,,.1 \ ~ otrlnpntl,Y .. •mtten book rev~ .. Incredible story of
! il!illdhoOcl ·cleprivatlon, near·
death In -and bombiDs ra1c1s, ~OOn allerwardi
'and tberi.'uphill alrugle1 In
the HollyWOod jungle of !be
IO'I, " r
Al 4li, Hildegerd Is still
l>eautllul. Her Cheeks are thJn.
ner tbM . they were and her
reactions border on t h e
bostile. ,
"I have no talent for cooking
whatsoever," ahe said, "but I
like lo ut good food. I would
like to lit aome evening and be
able ' to eat a meal I have
cool<ecl.
urt would be marvelous, but
I'm !Jlc:apsble of doing It. The
potatoes ud vegetables would
be ready and the meat not
dOll! ao I'd hive· to eat them
aeperately or have something
burned. I cao just manage to
l bOll an egg and llOR)etimes
I make 11oul, but I really hale
lo cook ud can' do It at all."
. Luckily, the ~pie have had
' . tbe same boUlekeeper for 15
'' ~ a , 1belr lu!a, at borne ftll .~,fiir, A.etually,
-co(, l!Ddqlrd and , w. hulhon¢ ore -quite dlf. ·
\ii' ieret.;&be, for..·e1ampl•, hates
• ilan'(li '1"~~ -U fellow
"''.'.t2r"ollnd" m..h....;,,., ..
her. b111b1nd Ilic!. "Bui l'm yttri fond pt 1mne."
5o what do Ibey eat 1t
borne? "We eat lenW IOI.IP
•Ith -t In ~ or potato aoup
• J!ltlt mql in-11. beef, perhaps, ~ . lien, .,.i..11 with nooclle1.
We Jove spaghetu," said
;-Jllldep.,rd.
11n 11 llmple. I used to coOk i H, but I've Jost tbe Inclination.
• We love 11uerhnlen mede ~ wltb prtlselberren (bard lo
" get In lhls •country) and !be ~ German version of ~
· burgen, rouladen wltb garlic
or onion.
:, "Our dallJhlor II k e 1
everything, but she started ~: early in life only eating ~ nood\el and spaghetll She'•
• spql>elti cruy. She's not Jer.
' . rlbly fond of sweell, but then
• we doo1 like lhem ellher."
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WIDI -RD NII
PORK End~
CHOPS ~.79
FllU.f COOlllD..,l"'IJ ..
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SLICES .. 1.28
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MUTMIDDE ,_
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lrEEF.STEAKS --T-ClJIE STEAKS'
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" 21> cupo white vlneger
10 .., )"'!"" juice ' ·--· 1 -ollc:Jd·cerrots
'4 ....,., -llaltes ~,.::1.lei ... '.• . .
1 lal>lespooo plckllna spices
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10 bleck _..,oms
-..,.. In • uucepan, "COmbine
t--1 vtnecar, lemon julct, water. canota, onion Dakes, hay
leova, plclcllnt spice, cloves
and _coms. Bring lo
bolllill point; reduce heal
Simmer 10 mlnutee; cool
morlnade. set ukle.
To pnpore .. meal
1 'pounds -round or •
bee! .
I lablmoom ull I strips lean bacon, diced
II teaspoon inlllnl minced
gerllc
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J wbole cloves
10 cup oeeclless raisins
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-~·Hat·-4Z Chill con Cam•-· , Water Softener 1 .. -. ANA<;IN .... .,100 1.11
HORMEL SPAM ta& • .51
HuntaKetchup --J1
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GRAPEFRUIT~ 1:7' ~-
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eatlf. r.-. .
ORANGES
Sold
GREEN CABBAGE
ld1ho• I M1f11 Ille ,
Russet POTATOES
IUtd,,l•ffl BROWN ONIONS Ce-• Pippin Apple• ....., .......... ~"' JUICE ORANGES . ' '
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~· 11111 ~1·t"'a n d a rd %. cup salad oil ......,, , ~i'!C , !be ~agge . ~ I! cup garlic flavor red wine
,.,.. lllft d'-vres lo main vinegar --. ·-""°" ~ I! teupoorl'Clry mustard _, ~ ,a D d \! tealpGllll garlie salt
tatOlul treol-by !be , I! -~,plain aalt ~ -cwjlo, thanks lo V. ~)<moo peJ>ll<I' =~ ,JI 1 v. or e-d 4 drvPe tabuco.oauce
'·-inulhroom, V. cup cbopped green -e<Pl"r • , • 'U Cup chopped sweet rtd ' ''ftiii dllectAbie accent Ls r111-' pepper or Pimiento .
• '111,qr ,ID 'YIY into 0di.lhes of 113 oup fliopped .Weel pk:kle
...... -· .._, ateau.. 1 tablestJOOlll finely chopped ctiolirl. ~. 1 a I a d.o , parjley mtl•iitll pc1 ·c.o,u n t J e·11 Crfsp lettuce
-•stMUve frull. Its z or•3 tomatoes, sliced virleb · of, .cooking.• l\YI!' ' I lhlck slices roaot beef or tnCt.6.• friallng, 'bollinl, UU• . ,.. pot roast.
~11Q1i!· ~-Cover mmllrooms w i th
'l ~·tomPta(loo is'gteat lo waler, bring lo boil, lower
ldl& ~-into ..,a '1royal heat and simmer JO minutes gca1iWt .. qua .. ·• Wrtouchab1e un'til tende~. Drain, cool, clip
by , .iliO ,.,.,,,,_ bodi.wife, off and disurd •stems. Com·
·~<must be'taken to remem~ btne oil, vinegar, mustard,
bor tllot1lil range of. tastelUI sails, pepper 'and tabasco in a
...... ~U mUe it welcome on quart Jar. C.Over and shake ~· "M'·~llble~ t. • vigorously to blend. . • l!:'.OMmical i.; buy and euy 'Add green and red pepper
to' .. 'JriJ!ll:t, this culloa'.ry (or .pimiento)~ picJd.e, parsley
~ IW al many .ap. and muahrooms. Clnll. ~Uoni 11 the . ordinary When-ready .to senie ar· iiilmhroom·· It ju.rt tasta bet· range lettuct on chlllded plat-~and hif,more food value.· · ter. ~ r range overlapping
•The J1Panese f o r e s t slices of tomato on lettuce. iDulbrObm ii &llo an iexceuent Top with 'beef. Shake dressing
1~ .tol'ley:t lor vitaniina D-1 and . _spoon some over top,
aDd f~1. and contains no ser:vlll& remainder separately. ~-!IO· fat· ~nil is virtua)ly .Makes I servings.
~-And when eaten SKILLET MUSBROO!o15
wllb -. · ~. the high · AND l't}!Jl albll. "'COntent , of • t b e lll)llhroolji. belpa lo neutrali2e 12 •1!1811 Japanese dried
the addlti;l!f the meat, aiding mushl)JOII\s Ill _.i,er· dlgeatlon Warm water ' ~!·dried• .1111191irOoms ln II. cup·sl~ celery
bowl and cover wilh bot V. cup chowed dilion. w~' SOU , for 20 lo 45 3 ta~lesP.QC\llS butter ~ ·1.engt11 of time lo I (10 ounces) package frozen
~t on aize and peas. Ui)<kriess of• tHe individual • I to -? cupa · cooked ham
mUabtoom. Note: oversqaking pieces
will caule loss Of flav91". I> cup dry sherry
Jf.in ~ burr)t, add a teas'poon 1 tal?lesJXIOD se asoned
of lug11 to the W•ter .. Sugar c):l1ck~ stock base
actl •• aoftening agen~ adda I teaspoon cornstarch
flavor to the muahrooms. Cover, mu,,hrooms w l t h Rmiove mushrOoms drain warm. water and let stand Ya
well clip and di1eai-d the hour. Drain, clip a:nd. discard ate~. , 1• , ~ stems. Cook celery and onion
Leave ainall ' mushrooms or ·in butter until partially tender,
using muahroorr)I ·tp make s .. minutes. Tum peas irtJo a t.em~ ~ out as much ·sJeVe and run . cold water
molature aa . poaible with through Just until defrosted;
paper towel. • drain well. Add to skillet along
Save .water · \n wh I ch with ham, muahrooms and ~
mushrooms• wen. 1 oat e d . cup !hefry.
Flavor and nourishing i.Jl.. Cover and simmer over low ef;ru~ls diubJVed in the heat 10 minu.te.s· just u~til
witer are excellent addiUves tender . Combine remalrung
in the preparation of aoups sherry, chicken stock bue and
and bolled fooda. cornstarch. SUr inlo pan mix-
ture. CoOk, stirring genUy, un-
til thickened. Serve pJaln or
with spaghetti or rice. Makes
6 servin1s.
MUSHROOM VIHAIGRETl'E
12 medium.size Japanese
dried muahrooml
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SPECIALS
T~111'.-S.n., lift, 20-23
Walnut Swirl 4gc
Coffee Cakes ,.111. 1 • ..,. ..
. Bran
Muffins .. , 39'
llf. I, 111.-'k
Plain Cake 35c
Doupnuts ..... 111. , ..., a. "'"'\II w \llllfllJ
CHUNK· TUNA r
CHICKEN OF THE SEA, LIGHT MEAT,~~ 0~ ..... '..:. ......
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'~~c~: DAIRY SPECIALS mat;¥alr FROZEN FOODS
COR AGE CHEESE
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Gets Top Billing .
.. It \;t1 • • • , It'• ,cartaln ..U•Umel Time ,3 cam (lll'lt_ ~·....,
'again far • intlm.te ~11et· .~·llM fOll.lfD,'I r
loptl!en with lrlencb-alter 3 ooup ..., -, the lheater. start the 1eason I can (18 ...... ) 'Cllit
at .your houae. peas cirolllld:'1 1 • (II
Pick i low table-spot It oun.;,.)'kidm; :i;;;a"IL••
WiUi cabdlel,!p1t. s~~ it drained "> ~ '. , r
with larp sitting pillows, I cup cooke!I · imall• ....U
co-.:er it witJt1 color, aet it with macaroni or 1 cup ~
bold "mix 'n. match" plates elbow macafooi -• and bowls. ·t
Let . Pull Pol mBke !ta 2 !':"""' fhopped' l!P-
debut.-it'1 a belrly combo of In large ••lllipon coOk -macaroal lbelll . and chick • peU llmihered In' tomato per with prUc Ind rqlOtlllrY
ooup. Since cam of coodenled In oil unW leader. Stir In ""'P
lomato · ..,.;p are .....i the and water. Md nm•lnlag 111-
mlJln' Ii easy. Mak. It ·gredienta. Heat; llllr ..,. and
ahead ... .beat H r18b1 before tben. Makel '·"'!"i"P· lln'lng; lf.you 'llke, ANTIPASTO LOAVES
Theo, -" an. eatra ap-'
ptauae with • c:n>wd-llae ·-wlcb ca 11•4, AnliPallo Loaf~ wllb,mper,lhln
lllceo o1· illlmi,· ~ beef
~,blnlooobdedl.Before thi ttieater, arran'e Ute' meat
and ~' 1UcU o n a tray.
Ttghuy-cover with · p I a • t I c
wrap until sandwich making
time after Ille show. (Such
o\akwhead tricb !lreemllne
the alliembly lline down to
mlnu*):
· ror tbe Grand Finlle, It's a
botue of wine Ind soft m118ic.
~ASTA POI'
I> cup •f1iliJpecl green pepper
I llrp.clcwe prllc, minced
~ teltpOOO rosemary
. leaves, crushed
Z llblolpoons olive o1J I
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usable. Jull •bout everyone
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va l•.;£• 'r•~••r or refrif I 1 ' t~' But._ ... 111118 Waollli.
for ~ ........ -·· moot iralaeWor!llY loaluri la
Ila tiny calorie count -ti you
bu)' the type thal's paclced In
waJer. Thata' an "il" you
cab.'t ·i afford to overtook, 'beCJ111e o 11 grouly ex·
aggerata tuna's calorie count.
And you can 't wash the
ulorlts oway; the oil lJ
1£,ablortlod by the lllh and rJrut. \\oi won't get rid of it. Even
ofter\ the oil iJ drained, a
.. "iev~ can of Ordinary
oil-packed tuna ii MO calorle1,
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LARGE FRESH
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With thi1 ceupen, no '"inl1t111m purch••• r1qulr1cf. Umit 2 clot.
per cou,on. -0111 co11po11 p1r cu1to'"''· Vold 1ft1r Sul\d,y,
J1nu1ry 23. 1
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PAP-ER I 4 $1 TOWEL~ ·:· ..
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NAlllCO CHIPSTIRS
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LIQUID
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3/51
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but the water-packed lype lJ1-------------------:(~~j'.,J1' (JUJt !or corn-WHITI KING PINK ~~'i me, take note that O tl•!'·Mni"· amount or 11rouoc1 C LD CREAM
_.hamliirger la 1195 calor~•·l BAR SOAP So . • • tuna iJ so 1Tlriln\lng that you can treat yourself to 110 4% oz. IATH SIZI IAltS
a dllh you mlghl not ordlnarl------·-------------ly 'CDnllder dlet-wiae. Make it IQl!l~lnll' f Plcy and 11a11an POL•n11
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11 OZ. JAi
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Here's a diah that HtTns so
sinfully fattening, you'd never
gulai il'1 only 302 calories a
-'servlitc,·complele wllb pasla! ' . ~ . ' r· MA-' AND SPAGllETrl
IN MARINARA 'SAUCE
2 (7-ounce) cans water-pack-
ed white tuna
2 (1-<>unce) cans p I a In
. 1 .tomato 11uce
': 2 tablespoons drlocl onion
Dakea: .
~ cup chicken l)ouU]on or
white wlne
it-\! teaspoon oregano or
Italian seaaonlngs
Pinch of garllc powder
Pinch of rod pepper
4 cups tend er·cooked
4~~~on1extra-sbarp PORK grated Romano cheese ROAS,J
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ROLLED
.. .ilrfl!I 4 quarts salted water ".lo·• rillllng boil and add 111------,::-=-..,-------~---
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reduce calorlea:, about 15-11
mlnul... GRADE "A"
Meanwhile, prepare the
sauce : break up the tuna ln a
.:... ~aucepan and add t~ tomato
sauce, onion flakes , bouillon TU.RKEY ,
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TOOTHPASTE •
1 OZ. TRIAL SIZE '\
TUBE 7~
With th ft coupe11, no minltr111m purch111 r1qulr1d. Limit 6 tul>11
per COllP.On, -One coupolt p•r c1ntomor, Voicf 1fter Suncf1y,
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HICKORY
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With thl1 coupon, no mi11lmum P11rch11• r1q11lr1d. Limit I pk9.,
p1r c1upo11, -0111 co11po11 pit cr.11tom1r. Void 1ft1r S1111d1y,
J1n111ry 21. \
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SNAPPY 19~·.
KENTUCKY GREEN lb.
.1 mlnutea:. Rinse the spaghetti
'nd measure out 1 cupful per • •
serving. Top with !auce and
sprink1e each serving with 1
teaspoon of grated cheese.
Serves 4 -30'J calories each.
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11iunclay thru S1nday
Jan. 20, 21, 22, 23
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A large tossed salad with
low-calorie Italian dressing,
some · breadsticks and a glass
of Chianti wine are aH you
need for a low-calorie dinner
-·wllb a Conllnental fla ir!· I*·----..., ~~-·--"-------->;---.7 BONE ·'. I ... Chicken Cacciatore, aAR,.M FRESH '
T,..\raz1lnl, Eggplant
Parinlilana, y .. 1 Scalopplne s~ I c ED -h lhQ; and others with a • I Lalin flair, irend a 1lamP'!f, . •
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Try them this ~ek;at mo'fleY ·saving p~ices./ ...
Seafood Specials !
Red Snapper ...... Fu 1iu.rn .••••• 99~
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HaUbut ·Steaks . : .am• cur... '1.09 ..
Afore good catinr, because they're choice cut!
Crab Legs ...... AWUll auu;..... '1.99 •.
So much Sll'.eet flaky meat in these bir beauties I
U.S.D.A. Choice , , .
' Quali ly that's aul'e
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a diffel'ence at El
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More than a dreuing, it'a all that_tht name iin'~lies ••• and it'•· Kraft 1 • ~quart ,;u;·
&raRBe~ Joic•:.: ..... :.:~~·::: ... 5 •· $1 ,.
Cill Fame •.•• iolden roodneas -from .f)orida, frozen and 1concentr&ted .in ' 6-oz. ean1 !
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:·•.Compare 1~ trim atid see the difference! Your folks \\'fll lo\•e the hearty roodnua!
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Al ' ~ ,. "' • . 1. • ~· }
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[, "'J')liµ' stri~s of tender. tasty beef .•. , •. serve with.Teriyaki sauce !o J1\Ake 4 hit! '.~'
:(;:po.rk ;: · TenderlOin ·. ~ .. :·~: ......... ~ .. }. 99&
\ L~M ·L·1li.";i( :. :D'.~~ ~':,,~~ ... :4,~;0l. $1
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Varietiei ·tliat ¥"".,~t ·~ifl" tli-..njor,,' llld they'll be liir'~iDiJ .• .':¥+oz. . . :>". · .', ·. -~ _
Oreo CGOltes : .. : ........... : .. 49'
Nabi~'a famous sandwkh cookies! .... ls oz. •
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Pillabury't .... cho\c~ of flavors, ctn.·of aix~r-' ~ t 11 ' • .4 • --: i .
· Potatp Flakes'. .. , ....... 3 • 25; ·
Idahoan , .• eaoh 2~loz. pier. •e!"'es {our! ,. . . .
· MJB 1 Rice, .Mixe$ ......... 4 "' '1
Fluffy rice *8oned' deliciously! .: ... , reg. 37c . . > • • . K b . ., .: .... , ~ ~ .. , ... 3 •1 ·
> u ro ~ps :.·.,.: ..... , .. :: . .' ....
Now! Co~cehtr&ted IOO<lness, frozen, •• i O·oz.
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>ake f!IW"OWD I • '. packalo.ot a ou.lb. loa11a. -. ' I ' .
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The _pork !oat' sOOd IO•IDllD)' W•YS.!-. •• 12 oz. ' . .!.. . ..
Eli. ..... u ·.. • . .•. 25' ..,, .. caron1 .. ;.-.. : .. .... ·
Gleb;. A-1, ..Mur.n.iwa for·li,,mr,: ialad,' 1:1b. . }'"' .-, .
, Sliced T omaioes ... : ... .". 4.;., '1
Cont&dina, fli.vor, coilvenie~ce .in 14-oa.:can. . . , . ' ' I I. ' •
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Chiffon. , , pld'en pure and ·swljot ! .l·lb .. ~tn.
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The fabric softener f!lat aoe• iil firat ! 26 oz. . ~ ·~
I.. ·Soa·-'. 29' ¢. V,Ol'J P ·~·· .. ···········~·.~r ....
Packare of four peraonal size bars! " . ' _, . :.. f' . • ,. .
Johnson's Pledge. . . \ .. : : .. •. '.1,J7
1).-t, dean, poliah,prptect ! Re(. or lemon, 14 oz. . . '
MJB Coffee ............. : ..... ri~
Choice of rrinda,. ,<(S:.)b, tan • ., .,,2,29)'
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" King size Califorol;. bir.da ••• expertly jpl' inio·P.rfect servinr 1izeJw-! • ' J:' . • • • y
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D'..A'f p • EXTRA WI( 89' I P~ 'Sa ' l.IJJit ... "'·~. atHes .......... 1
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R&lisftailb. : .. ~ .?. ......• Iii
I King aiz~ &'Q!!!lnqsa, too,,ill a.., all meat treats frolll\Bath! Ont pound pack&re·I . . "-~ ·~ '. ' Sliced ·iltieil~ .... t:. ~:
Saaaw ch fa~orltl9 ::from Kraft • , • 8 oz.
Slisecl ~ozh~ ... ~.: .~r
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.~na ·Cow ........... 65•
' Franch,daaert chee~ ••• k. wlletll . . .
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El Rancho's 80 proof (Qt. • , , '6-89) Save •l.60 oa I.ht blr ~.pl. I
Pelle Shh .. ,fJTll .. ~ '2.58 S.)ollls .... flll ..•. 'JAt
C-DOll full llodied red wino! Great dl!llliJ' wino •• Jl&rtill Lint· 11 ' .
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24 I E. 17th STREET
COSTA MESA
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"LOW, DISCOUNT PRI CE" "GREAT FOR SANDWICHES" TEND£R • DELICI US 10· evrcus ~ "' '
OICAl MAYIR • IUlK STYU"llEAIC1AST UNK IAUIAGI . FAVORITE''
, ~ KAllO'I • HfAT 6 Sl!IWE •PACIFIC OCEAN
\=1 PIRCH PILUT 78•
I ·FROZEN FOODS I
4-FISHERMAH or CERTl-FRESH
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GREEN IWIS
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SOLID 10• CABBAGE
BULK ' 10• TURNIPS
8-0Z. PACKAGE
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20-LB, 77:. BAG
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THllRSD.IY THRU WEDNESDAY
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FARMKIST •BREAKFAST 39' APRICOTS 6-0Z.
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ARTICHOKE 3i'1 00 HURTS
BARE ROOT 99:. #J ROSES
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SOUP ;0-15c OL.
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DELICIOUS '69 c WITH RICE
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1 WILSON CERTIFIED SLIC(D '
' FIRST BACON 1\ QUALITY
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EVEIFRESH FROZE
FRENCH FR .
REG. •• CRINKlE CVr 9 C
8-0Z. P..KG.
SOUR CREAM
PIN~~~~ON 49c
SUNSHINE KRISPY'S
CRACKERS
FRESH CRISP 3 6 C 1 ·lB. PKG. ,
CHICKEN -R!:GUL.A.R
DOG FOOD
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BISQUICK
BISCUIT MIX 5 5 c lARGE 40.oz: PKG.
All MEAT J.LB. 75 C FRANKS ••• p:~·
~.,-All BEEP FRANKS, 1 ·ll, PKG ............ 79<
OSCAIMAY!lAllMEAt 76C BOLOGNA ~2;'.z.
ALL llff IOLOeNA, 112-es. , •••••••• 11 c
ALL •••• IOLOGNA, ................ s•c
ALL MIAI IOL-A. 1-e• .......... l•c
THICK ILICID AU MIAT IOLOONA., 12-e.1 •••• 76c .............
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~ GREEN GIANT .
VECETAB·LES
IRUf1 GIAN!
Niblets_
NIBLETS, WHOLE OR CREAM GOLDEN CORN, CUT OR
FRENCH Sl'.YLE GRHN BEANS, GREEN SWEET PEAS
12 to 15·0Z. s
TINS • 00
MIXOR
MATCH
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EASTERN PORK TENDER ~
Fresh Whole Shoulder Picnic
r•llilt I UIT
·C PO,RK ROAST
HO. 57' #:VO, lb.
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PORK STIAK
771t. DIODO•AHT
FRESH BU Lie PORrlAUSAGE ... 47clb. ZEST
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1 Chuck Roast .......... 95~
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I Riiilip Roast ••••••. • ••• • LI.
I fll.SH WH9U Ol l'OIMT """ $ , • , •rl1ket of •••f .. .. .. I LL
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CRY·O·VAC 98 C FAMILY STIAKS ................. tl.111•. ~·,Ar::D "' CUii STIAKS ...... 1 ..... !'~~·.~1:.$1.29111.
"TENDER•J,EE" FINE QUA.l,JTY flRA.DE A. TURKEYS
PR-~IUM QUALITY SELF BAITING -.
U.S.O.A. 10to13 LBS. c
C01'1E SA. VE
DECORATOR PRINTS
ZEE TOWELS -·
ASST. COLORS 28,C
JUMBO ROLL
PACK 612-0Z. ·1•• Of CANS ip
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PADRE MIA · WINES HADI OVEN
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M(W!Otl'I -IAll.""""11u 27, ,, I OlttO't 65•
CllAM PIH ............... !~. I REVLON ~~~"°'"69'' CllllSI PIZZA ............. :~ .. ,...,..._,_,. ..... ,...,,. -59• H IR SP •"13 oz ..,,_, 41" .aAt DOUtll •••••••••••• ::·?:.. I A R ...... : .. 1• I ........ JUICI •••••••••••• !!~ .... -2•• I SMART SHAMPOO J ~ .... ., .. ,.,.,.... 95• eaa" 111a .••.•••.•.••..• ~~. • I •1.a111 •••MP ......... ·.~.
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THIS COUPON GOOD
JAN. 19 THRU JAN. 25
2701 HARIOR ILVD., COSTA MESA .e 13922 IROOKHURST, GARDEN GROVE e 1308 W. EDINGER, SANTA ANA
5858 WARNER, HUNTINGTON IEACH e 23811 EL TORO, EL TORO
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RIB 51'EAIC 5 . --...;:;;;.~
SIRLOIN YIP;;~~;;····· . ······ ....... ; ... · 99",
I-BONI STEAi( 5 .. . ........... .... I .23
PORTER . . .............................. i..' I •45
TOP SIR::.u111ruK .................. , .49
. , . · .BONELESS ROUND STEAK ........................ 1a. 11.07 INSTIAK .................... 1a.'I •79
( . . ' ~.:.=s-'lii~.4 18.SlAIJ 93c PATllCICCUDAHY•-ILISS 3 · $249 FnSlf•LIAN•DELICIOUS •GllOUND910Ull$TOllES 63c mB,llOAST .1-rH, 1-rH RIB ......... LI.. . CANNED PICNIC .......... Las. · . GROUND BEEF ...................... LI. •
llAll·-•·RA~ 95c STATHllOS,caTmlD-( 53c -llJSS---9ftc RUMP RuAST ... : ..................... LI. · CHUCK ROAST .................... LI. ROLLED ROAST ................. LI. y-·
.or • .... 4 ftc s1•m110S.ClmflB>-73c TAllJllUND• 1-1a.,•cK•G1 · · 4 ftc
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'""8· lo "" it In Just one dish per A toucll of marjoram Ulo la meal or the flavor is llreoomo.
i>lce for !Pinach; carrow, ,..,. llM ju.t a pinch wiW you find
cblnl, peaa, )Imo beam, .illrlnl out what suila you.
beam, ~ piont er .....,...
and in alD ol·dlioUn, mJic. DEAR NAN: II 1 11_.IP
ed greens er clllrd. II -'1 read ooe of ,.... arlldel
well in many '"'* ond "lrior -of .",..i sauces. acam. wltea cooklq mem ._.
k with any herb, it is better caa't remeasber wlaat It wu.
Mu. PAT UNE, CHICAGO
II la'I always possible to
eliminate II compittely. Wbeo
cool<ing soup meal there
alw1ys wW be aorne froth tq
be altimmed nff but bringing to a alow boll may cut down -· "" ... ruder pointed out,
that froth bu quite I lot "!
good prolllJj In It, .. just atlr -· baa lllll'been aged long poaibl•,.. ha ... poollllm If
down lnto'the Uquld un1eaa,.. e...,.b. n.r. cu bi a prC>o -t haa been ,.._ without
need to pt a dear consonune. bltm of molstuft reteatioa proper wrapping. II ~ be
I llave dooa that with' wllM bro~. an unat-wrapped ID c ompletejy •·..,table -I t dlaln-treclivt noldua 'pool&" on Iba -and vapor proof
...,._ eomplelel)o. pan -... • , , Wop.,,_ qulcldJ, ~at
other readm have bad Tho trvubla la, With con-""° er below.
-~ mool8 for llllXl1. ilcruiod demand for A~~aald·~ ci6e dish or ~. eapocialiJ ' moo~ mud! of it la • ped u.r ~ problolll bjo
aleak. This happens when with no agtna al ~ nibbing paprllia Into Iba mMI
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Nin WllY
to oometlilng unusually good
they hav• discovered. The
family that shares together
'care& together in other ways. Very few ,eelpoa are orginated
by thoalt who hug them to
'lholr bosom so why not he big
about It?
Try Ibis one for that Cl'llll.
You wUl need 1 cup sifted
flour, 2 ounces sweet cooking
cbocolate (l!'lted or ground),
14 ~ aal~ 14 cup
~ .. W!onlng •. s tebie.
._ cold mill;, 11 teaspoon
vllDilla, and•IO cup finely cut
cocouor clq>Pod pecans. (!
prefer thl ,,...n1.)
, stir Dour, grated chocolate
and salt together. cut in
. ~ I with a putry
• blender unlll it looks like
coarse Corn meal. Combint
~ and vanilla, add to the
Dour inbture vory gradually-,
touln& · liibllY and quickly
with a fork. Shape into a hap.
Roll out on a highly floured
pastry , ~ to II inch
thickness.
\ Place a "'°" pie Un on the
dough. rlm side down. Cut
: : dough 111 'Inches larger all
·: a~. Take up the crual, fit :; 11 1-iy into the pan. poqtiy
., pal out any poaibie aif IJUb.
biea. 'lUrn the edge wm ind
:· flute )!y pnuiol doe with
your Index finaer, ualng·lhumb
and index of the other band to
.. push up.
: • SprfJtkle the bottom .ol the
: ,. ~!Ith the puts .or ~nu!.
' 'l>r.-;sently iiito the -lo :;. hOid firm. Prick the bottom ~ ond lldlo with a fort, not jasl 1~ here and 1there but about• ,,..,
:;. Inch apart. Bake In a 400 0ven
;.-for 10-12 mlmtel. •
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:: One Y 0 U0r dauPW·JD.laW
: · makes Jul! bide ,.., time.
•: Some helpful reader will give
U1 a lilt.
:. YoUr -.iplioa of the fill. ,
:. Ing la ,. .utcby•l ·con' tell
:: what ii 'mlfhl he !ill any good ~; 'chocolate cbiflon type would
~~ : go well hire, JOlll' own or one
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' redpos for lld• lierb so aold :. I you belp? MRS. J A N E
;-. ; ' DVNMEl'Ell, EL' CAJON, " ' ~ : Marjoram ls fine for 90Upll
~ 1., such as clam, eplnach, mock ~ · turtle, onion and vegetable;
~~,for liver pate, 1tuffed
::. mushrooms, various .butt.en
:' and vege,table juice ~ktallsi
~ for omelets. scrambled or
~ t• creamed eggs, eu soufnea :': r and rarebit; for all baked,
0. 1.·bfoiled or creamed flab; for ;~.!'Dot rout, pork, veal, beef
:"-' liver, lam~ chops or stewa and
'· ravioli; for creamed or fried
: ~bicken. ·--and i...d stuf· :.. "'
\'. j' Using Bean
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: '" A bearly addition to the ;· 4nam course.
; J LIMA BEAN SALAD • !J • : I package (10 """""') froien ! green lima beans
! I ,small onion, lllced !bin : . , .... -·led into rinl• . . .. . • • I> cup tldn cei.rt .,...ms ! 1 canned pimiento, diced ' . "-ise or French : ~ ' Sal\ and popper lo tuta
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:: • 0.ioD rtnp ao lbaJ wW cook
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TIASPOON, DINNER FORK
DINNIR KNIFE
PORK SAUSAGE
49' SAlAD FORlc It SOUP SPOON
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3. Wae 23"40 Hated Pool , . , 4..'.~oom' 'a f1f't alaim· .,atem. .~ahout 5, Su .... potlO.-bu&o BBQ • · .
6. ()ne' bedroom bu siijvate outiide~ entrance·
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cbance,to live bettft-for Jeu."'Tbia l~e 4 bed~
rcom·ln·~I Bellcb. bu l,~·square f~t
arid you•rboy· 1t1or.no m~ dOWft ahd no
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The ... year•for you to have/um ~perfect tri-l~el
cust9i:;n house on 17th falrw_ay with fa.ntastie
view 1of the Mesa Verde Golf Course. Room tot
POOL \ Enl.ertalrupent center wttPI.· wet bat on
lower--JeVel, 1 aho~maids or mothfor.ln-law wing.
Private entrance. Five-~ Priced at
$84,50(), ci.u 6.fi6·f171, ( I
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' This exceptional home J1 your' chance to 'et
your.moneys worth. Located' Jn Foµntain Valley
in ~·very popular ar:ea nefl' ICbooll 'and,ahop-. "1f11-Take advanta1e call 842-~
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601.J Werner Ave.
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DEL MAR INVESTMENTS
332 Marguerite 2790 Harbor llvd. Suite 2011
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Everyone H•1
Something That
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DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ,
You C.n Sell It,
Find It, Tred• It
With • W•nt Ad ·r~ Biggest Marketplace oo t~e Orange Coast -Dial 642·5678 'for tast Results
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FARM HOUSE ,
2 )Tl. new t bedroomJ, 2
baths, 11tep down livln&
room, heavy beamed ceil·
tnga:, huge family room· wtlh
inviting fittplaee. W l l e
saver deluxe builUn rl.llif!,
oven Ir: dishwasher. Covered
patio, aprink.len. Near all
conveniences. 962-1373.
TARBELL
tl ·STORY-NEWER
JUST LISTED! Goraeowi:
'J'New England" charm.
~erlng stairca~ to unique Wt styte balcony. Cathedral
t>eJlm ceilings, Crackell111
Jireplaci. Pub tavern kltch·
en. "Bonus" family f u n J.oom. Huge master eulte
overlooking extra large pr!.
vale back yard. Won't last ~·only $34 .500. See roday. I . Y~·FHA
, • 645-0303 , Owner must sell right away,
'• and wll1 sell for only
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$27,900. Located in North
Costa Mesa, close to, ahop-
p lng. The cai'pet.s are like
new, beaut. covered 4
enclosed patio, quiet. cul-dt!-
aac' st. Jmmed. pouesg'°n:
This popui,r home will sell
tut. Call right away to set
thiJ evenin~.
546-9521
Nichols Real Estate
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HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Be sure to see this LUSK . Built 6 bdrm
beauty. Dining room , family room w/fire-
place. 3 car garage. Cul.de-sac.location, idea
' lor children . $84,500. C. Tennill e. .
CORONA DEL MAR VIEW ,
.. Spacious 4 Br: home ·on quiet cul-de-sac on
fee land. Large family room .. Will l~e up.
lion or trade. '105,000. Harriett Davies.
HUNTINGTON HARBOUR
Glamorous Bayfront 4 Br, 4 Ba with two
large masters. Famil y room, pool table. s~e,
·adjoins kitChen ., separate formal d1nmg
,room. Deck, dock $108,600. Al Fink.
t.USK HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Vacant 3 Br. Canyon View. Submit-$56,500.
• 4 Br, courtyard, pool, Harbor View .-
' '67 500. Cozy 3 Br. home , excellent for kids ·
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1$541950. We have many choice homes.
, Lavera Burns.
BAYCREST VALUE
Conipare and save! Adult occupied, 3 Br,
' 2~ baths, 18x36' heated & fil tered pool,
··2 fireplaces, ccivered patio, low mainten·
' ance yard. It's immaculate! $62,500.
M. C. Buie.
FI FTY F!ET ON LIDO
Gener•I ·
cjoH course estate
big canyon
five .bedrooms D family room D 3 baths
3 car garage D 3 fireplaces D corner lot
24-hour secu rity guard gate
Sth bedroom It 1ec:h1deJ i nd h11 own beth for po11ibl1
6111 11 9u1•t room or s1rv111t'1 qu1rf1r1,
• this horhe is b•ing finish•d now and should
be available in mid-february
• 26 hermit•ge l•n• i1t royel st. geo·rge rOi1d ,
newport bei1ch , , , l•ss th~n SI 00,000.
• driv• by i1nd see it, th•n c•ll owner•+., ,
telephone: 6'44· I 140
* * * * * * TAYLOR CO.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES • $61,500
New Offering! Fabulous nea~ new 4 BR.
home on beautiful corner site. Fam. rm. with
fireplace, dining rm. & 3 baths. E~pensive
Karastan cptng. & custom drapes. Many ex·
t111 features. The' land is included. Hurry !
"Our 27th Ye1r''
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 S•n Joequin Hiiis Ro1d
NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910
Vener al
BAYCREST
POOL
Beautiful, clean 4 bdrm. home, 3 baths, fam-
ily room, dining room, beam ceiling living
roorit. Electric kitchen, Bit-in vacuum sys·
tern, electric garage door opener, gas BBQ,
covered patio, sparkling pool with.new heat·
er & filter -diving board. 21'.o car garage
with loads of storage. This 'fine Ivan Wells
· home • is located in the nicest area of Bay-
crest. $79,500. Call for appointment to see.
CHI LT ROBINE.TT
REALTOR 644-7951 An exquisite couple's home of two bedroelms
I< two baths. Quiet charm & French decor
Priced at. ,77,500. Gene Vreeland. G.nerel G.neral
Gener el O.rier1r ~ • ' . i!iiii
UlllllllVUI: li()Mt:§
UNIQ UE 0HAS THE BEST LI STI NGS
•.....••.... IN THE BEST AREAS . I
. IN ME SA VERDE : A 4 Badroom Two Story
built around an attractive garden atri um.
This home is immaculate and would be $Oid
but owner'"s new home isn't ready until mid·,.
April. How does th is suit you ? Big type bed·
rooms adjoining multi-purpose pl ay room .
Downstairs has formal dining, huge family
room-kitchen 'comb ination and a vaulted ceil·
ing living room. ·
PRESENTED AT $54,500 e PHONE 546-5990
. IN EASTBLUF F: A 5 Boclroom Lusk built,
Newport Beach residence. Few properties
approach this for casUal ele gance. Immacu·
late condition. Wood floored famil y room
with stone fireplace. Relaxing formal living
& dining rooms & upstairs bedrooms witfi
dormer windows .that are a page out of the pa.st. The home is close to shoppin g &·it's
.iust a walk to the hi•h school.
PRESENTED AT $65,950 e PHQNE 675~
U~IVUI: tl()Mf:S
8 CORONA DEL MAR-675-6000
' . 2443 Eu t Coast Hi1hway, Coron1 dtl Mir
8 MESA VERDE--546-5990
28SO M e s ;a V erde Drive ,
Gener el ' '
BAYSIDE .. DRIYE, WATERFRONT
Unda & Harbor lslG~d View
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"LET'S FALL IN LOVE"
YOU WILL wnH THIS
IN BAYCREST • Lovely pl anted ATRIU M
ENTRY leads you to the sunken livinR roo m
with all glass, looking out to the profession-
ally landScaped patio and yard. 3-lledrooms,
2\!i baths, lireplace, FORMAL din ing room
and latge family room. Kitchen is the gour-
met's delight with a bui ltin B·B·Q plus break·
fast .area. 3 <;AR GARAGE. For the dlscrlm·
inating buyer ........... · .... : ... $69,950.
. THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE
"ARE FEE"
IN TURTLE ROCK · BEAUTIFUL .3 bedroom,
family . room, ATRIUM ENTRY. Custoin
drapes, shag carpeting, with all buil,t-lns, self
cleanit\g oven, covered patio & great land·
scaping ......................... $47 ,900.
BABY, IT'.S COLD . OUTSIDE
SO COME ON IN
LARGE .FIREPLACE • SPUT LEVEL BEAU·
TY with atrium type entry, huge living room,
4 lovely bedrooms, 2\!i MU!s. N~w SHAG
AND PAINT, 3 BLOCKS FROM BEACH,
Newport Beach: that is •.... : .....• '311,SOO.
"HOT TO TROT"
·WnH A TRADE
3.4 Plexes all in a row. ·All uliits have 2-3
bedroom, 2 bath , 1·2 bedroom l·l bedroom.
SPACIOUS and• close to shopping, in SUPER
~NTAL AREA ............... $196,IKM).
CUTE BE~CH COTTAGE????
ON BAUOA ISLAND
One block to SOUTH BAY. 2 bedrooms,
FIREPLACE,-cute front patio. A doll of an 1
investnient at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $32,500.
' . OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. 1·5
1819 PORT KIMBERLY, N.B.
··H.ARBOR VIEW HOMES ·
(3 B.EDRM. -DEN)
A*"'"-Sllild. • I I ." •
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O...ral
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SPECIA~ TOU R OI'
MESA VERDE
Shop tbete "Best Bu)'I" 1'n
one ot Orance County's moat
desirable rtddenliaI areu.
Under $30 'nlousand and a
beauty. 3 Bedrooms, nicely
landscaped, ~I cared tor.
All terrnt IO buy it anywQ
you like,
Very anxious leller wilh one
of the nlC't'lt homes for the
rrianey in the area. • Bed-
rooms. nioe Family Room,
Lovdy kltchen .. Could as·
aume at~,,.. See OU. one.
4 Nice bedrooms, and Fal"I).
11,y Room or 3 bed~ •
Den and a Family. R'Ql.
ready to fi t YoUr f.arn!J)'.
Lota; of charmina: ahuttUt1
Roman tuti in balh, I~
Jot with boat or trailer dDfi
aie. "0" move In. ~
BeautituJ! Atrium home wtitl
bean\ ceµings, 4 bedroo!nl;
Family 1toom and Den. ·Uif.
stairs playroom, l bltbifi
Shake tecl. Spod °"' aJill
rrac1-llvln1. Com-"" home1 ltllins for ritueli
IDOt!· See lor ,.......U, I
CALL -NOW. aWil: AN APPOINTllElfr ,l'Oll
yOUR OW!f ~
MESA VERDE TOUR Tq-
DAY. .. ., f
IAST SIDI
TlllPLIX
2~1n
each unit +
.encloled garaps,
lei\CO<I yards " fireiolace In l unlL ·c.m.r-°""' to stioppu,. . . , .•.•.
.. · REALTORS R!:ALTORS
. SINCE-644•72710 '673 4400 ;: • • J•
From this lovely 4 bdrm., 4 bath home. On H21 EAST COAST HIGHWAY ~
a 59' lot, with Pier & float Custom drap-CORONA· DIL• ~R; ·CALll'. •; r.AGNolJA I
eries & paneling. ,139,500. • •· • • .. • • • • • • • . .. mm '
OWNER WANTS OFFER
Eastbluff, 4 Bedrooms , 2 baths, family room,
ideal family home; close to schools, tennis
club & shopping center. '49,750. ,
-,-,PEN ......... NY_P_IN_CH-ER" BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR a.n.r•I .... ,., --..... ....;:
Prlcocl Le11 Th•n New l lslenders Bldg. et Linda Isle "SPA~H" Cbonntna: 3 ..... ..,. -
FantasUc Rancho La eu.,1, AS LITTLE AS 341 Bayside Dr., Suite I, N.B. 675-6161 2800 -. i.ei.' 4 bedroom, LilSURI LIVING on ~ lot with elloy,,;.
Carol Tatum1
LIDO ISLE NEW LISTING
Perfeci f111DilY home , move-in condllion.
4 large bedrooms & family roam. Large '
S<iuth patio, 50' lot. Short walk to· club.
$89,500. Mary Harvey.
INVESTMENTS -C.D.M.
Residential income. Two excellent homes -
only '76,500. Good financing. Try 10 %
down. Mary Lou Marion .
WATERFRONT -DOVER SHORES
IBtimate in indoor & outdoor living. Com·
plete electric home. 4 ,Bedtoom:1, study. &
formal dining room. Separate ·maids area.
Large pool. pier & slip.· $190,000.
Katherme Raulston. · _......
ColdWell,Bankal'
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833-0700
644-2430
550 NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.11:
Home, only 2 yn. old. 4 BR $ 140 MO tud ~ 3 11: I '·-lm~te 3 •BR 2 II.I, Ira -. !elk ,to l?th St. and 3 BA, family nn, format • Gener~) General 1 y, ' P ui -...ge ~v nn w/~ •~ blUns, W.-UU ShoWinc ommw. . A ed . ____ _,.,......,....,I family nJo,,, with .mqnlfb 1com*1e17 .. ndecorated. En· FHA/VA terms avail, JUlt
dining. ~ut. deoora/ ted w/ penndy :; ~~a petnnfi . FULL PR ICE IS cent fireplace, Jine1t built.in d: patio, dbl. , pr. Reduced 11.ted.. Me today. Offered at
custm ....... ~ and w w crptl eame , u:r ye $32,008 · · $2l,500 kitchen, diahwuher. Ahkle to Plo50!J.• • $21.000. • · •
'!hruout. Huge patio covers could be many $$$. Just Oversized deep carpetinc, cu atom · lt14 u· tvft.i 1 'Dr! · C.d •U51 (Open ENI.) .the entire rear d th.is great take over paym~ts -In-Will lease with option to buy! No down to GI Bu~ni and n ty Ye
Jamlly home. Brand new eludes taxes. NO QUALIFY-3 bedrooms 2 bathll, garde minimum down to rnA. In drapes 6· wiJ)dow ~. CoCl ~ 0ptn daily 1-5 l!W · J
listing -$39,COJ. ING. S queen •.ize bedroom•. kitchen, dishwasher, a 11 fact. eve~ qualiflet:. Patio. -~ti car aaraae. 3 Yl"I· : , • • _ ..
st. kitche "··y Sharp 3 bedroom dreamer qew! NO down .G.J. tenm •
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COATS P 1a:ver . n. .l't'•4 u electric built ins. Family 1.JJw down FHA. 56-lT.IO. I · ' -& extras includrng _ clote ID room with f i re p 1 a c e. with open ~am eelll1111,
i WALLACI! achools and sboppinc. Seems Delightful patio, Loads of near new carpets & drapes, 4 UDIM
' REAL TORI lmpooaible tor onl.v i23,:i00. d"'klng. lush land..,.pmg. ideal Jocatlon. G""t fencod 11111 Nt•Pl*i -.. C.N. 10!1 -. ~·= .. ,
e 962-4454 • Better cz:s..=. beauti ful heated & filtered ~il.~~f'=~.as~ 2955 nlrbOr, Costa Mna Call MJ.3l'JI EYtf. ....., Glnltoul aiJed bedJooma. J
Open Evenings pool. 962-5566 I -· call! -· lomily -.n V"7 Walker & Lee o~~Rc1!1~.L°..!., SmrCH OUT ~,;:..':'"U:.!:,
$30,000 . downlbwn Com. -15•x Here'11he --·lor SPACE Patio !JIO..lT.11 , , , IOKl\I I Ol\O \ TARBELL
NO DOWN TERMS Realtors 360' with lfr<et lro ..... at llUNTERS! l.a'l9 2 •_,. . . Q•~ •• ,,~ 26 ft. living room ~ by 71'90 Harbor Blvd. at Adams both ends. Ideal muh.l·pur-teaturtnc lfPU&le )fxll'
°h andsome ps l!ttd BAYFRONT .. 545<1!65 Open 'tll 9 PM JIOR ~at a barpJn family J'DOlll, -Ilic.all !ittplace. !a!ily room, ~uilt NEWPORT /price Of ooPy $1,00I a -bulltln kllchen, _... .. dJn.
In dream kitchen.·Sepuatel by the bH ch Brick cqurtyard, """ &• 105.6-F·312·D loot. U,.,roomanc!ldlifslre,...
laundry room. La rge $36,500 . ~owers·surround this unique CUN. T.G.-F.M.-TRS-OF ~~ ter. Ab tmldy palnlff. Pool
ireenhou.se •. Covered patio. Modern 3 bdrm 2 bath with home. 3 bedroom plua gUerl Stoptby·Trl.Harbor Realtors, t lr.e ·yard 'and located on
Covered frorit poi'ch. Jr. tamuy' room &1 diliing room. cottage, .P i er .• It. float. ~ E. 17th St., Costa Mesa, tree,f:fned Street; J'* .Ji.ted
estate ground!: 54()...113) Watkr to ocean.' .• · $)69,500. · Pick up explanatory docal· at $34,SOO,
TARBELL
-Hatbor, O.ta M-* µJIGE F AMII.YT * 5 BR. 2 · so.ry, ar pool +
tam ) rm. c,~.,(40.500.' •
TARBE LL above code. Soa:ttt Qnb' Top Newport Locadoo.
; -REAL TY-..nou, investori, inttreitect i...... 1 JIMll wm Trode • 112,liOll
I 642-5200' in capital gain etc. Take f ~ • -Balboa 8t.)' Propertlfl ~
General G.ner•I
. . b PETE BARRETT· ment • !or explana&n /« c.u 511J.ll51 !Open -..> *OCEANFRONT DUPLEX*
2955 Harbor, Costa Ml!IA· time out to attain a ciopyl 1 _,,..Evenbws,...__,,-c.n~-----I ;;:;;;!::::~ * 60-7491' *
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'°"'·DOWN No 2nd Involved In this prestige 2-story, 4 larie bed~
rooms newly paJnted I: Cll'peted. Showa like model
bome. Tlood llahted ~ HutT)'I HUrry! Hurry!
$11,IOO .....
IN HUMTlllGTON llACH
WALKER & LE,E REAL TORS
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Dlj>UISITI FOlMll MODIL
6 mos. old, lmmacu1ale 2 bedroom A flmlly toom home. Wet
bar, custom drape&, wallpaper, carpets a: ltah a:arden areas
lha.t require minimum u.pkeep .
ALMO~T NIW
LAliU NA HILLS
Only 1 year old and lmmact.il1te. Owner will sell VA or
FHA and pey necHS&ry point.a. Tiie 'rOOf a: tinted &lass make-
It soml!!thing td see! Call for appt. to see It now!
$19,950 IS THI PllCI .
for this Vf!I")' 1ovc1y 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. The1oan ii
hla:h enough that' you can assume with JJl.)'ments ot S160
per month which includes all. Modern bullt·iN, deilf pile
carpets, also matching drapes. Double aaraae to boot! Call
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Spacious 4 bedrooms 2 luxurious baths, "Knee Dttp" ahaa leaving this lar1e bei1i1tttul ' hon. In •iarkl1n1 mint
"'all ·to·wall oarpet1nR:. beautiful cwitom draa:{erles, tnd fire. condition. J'ealUtts a ,super Jdnt..me muter bedroom
place make thls a te:rf!flc famlly home to start your New suite, larp family dint,. room ud 3 bl.\M. .U *'t
Year. Qnly $28,500 and~GI or FHA terms avail.able, • ~~11JO\l~~~.u!:'".::.. ~'::,\ ~.1 · n ... t. Avalltble v A. mA or subject to '" eo.'t_ Poen ~ alfl6,llCO. c.JI for '""" detalll.
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Nev the Huntington Center. 'nlis dean, 1hlrp home
hu a DouehboY pool, rrttn house ln the rear • lots of fruit trett. Owner moving EuL
POOL SIDI LUXU RY 6 11.0CllS TO OCIA N 4' R DlOOM DURTY DAW•·
' $21,900 PUµ PllCI
IMM IDIATI OCCUPANCY .
3 bedroom with a hup muter ~. Very, "'fll
cle..n. M&J\l extras u au\omatlc door opener; 1.1psnd·
eel ...,..~ ew..... anxiouslf '
Hmt!llCJl'all Beacll Office -142-4455
7612 ...... 0,. ••• 1... ....., ...
In Mesa Verdi. A fabulous 3..btdroom CUSTOMJZED HOMt.
A stone's throw from the golf green's. Jr. formal dining room
and f,.mlly room help make thia 2600 sq, ft, of luxury a must aeel
Newport l •cll Office -646-7711
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Beaullfully decorated dream home only 2 years old wi th
charmlna: firephLce, convenient kitchen. huge paUo and ltrge
('MUgh yard for ~I addlUon. Only $:l7,9SO with Gl /jJ' FHA terms. Betlt'r see this today! ,
Tor the wise Investor or anyone wtllln1.. to clean It Up
and ,pocket. tne• 11vlnp. ExctJlent aree. clou to• ec:hoola
• freeway. Wldowl A: dlvorc:te1 -no quallf)'bls -
buy with a li ttle dab·ot cuh 1ubject to the 6" OOw't.
loen and P.Ymenu "' '20'. Aaklnr 129,000.
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·MUST SELL 1 _,, 2 _,ote _.., Jdtch! -VERY SPECIAL 2 br 2 ba to Maule A "---~ .. --.,.._ l'lipolor Eulalde -only. -· -r,1th l>ullU. ..._ _, Manystl'&" Tttm1! " • W · __ .._ -r·""-v p•nv °'*-. -19 Bae.le Rd&. $ll0/-Call 6 •IDRM • 3 IA -lllbt , .-...i HAFFDAL REAL TY great greenbelt location for only $28,NO. ~· ~ Bo)' "-" ~ ,.. M lll-C1l8. ,
JUlt U•ll I !llUt bdrm'• -Eltrant ~. -!:WI: -PAMILY mLL HOMI? I ·-,_ ID 1 -1 .....,;.. Jor 1-. •
.r. lllUllv• c!to wtth 2lld Luao "'"'"01 f>ltlo. Mil» Hunll ...... llltoch Then be lure to see lllls ~· family size ::,,• -loll. -°"ew~ '°""' -.i ~ :.: :.:nm:, ~ Gl'lelou.t lorm&t -. deyo< lnelud•d . •.tv · to---L· , b" 2'L L. --••·-• •• OtlOI-,...,.1ous OWNER ...... use• •. , ,.. ..... , • oaed ............ eeo w. lit St. WI .... ui. op.""'· 1'13-GT:· ~r.d~ ... = Etu!~s~O::~E llJ001q.tL+forOlllJ'f14,950. Dw:: =.:~ ~---,, •Mota., ,, : ~~-il.llrcale lo •~-S.,. eear<biac tor tho one-•SINCE l.Ha" ... llP In FllDily Pwk. J • QUlrl' Retroat -El ' ~:
-·.. ..... •-. ~ bdrm """ it --• ·dean A nice •Ill lnct. Sllf. ' •1-. Ramantte......,. ~~~~~=~=I ln+-t ·--to lit W-llallk Bide. " - ' • CHOICE ALA-· e 6151111 IUlt•. Priced "'°""'""" he-e EXCHANGE • anx;6u. and wants""'°"' A Univmlty Pll'k le•. --· -R 2 LOT ' low mid, for tut ale. See 3 BR home on cul-do-ea<, It dey<r, ....., *" -· e Extra --1 B ( ~·-· Call HAVE 5 acres 1n Dietert Hot blti FA ht •-...-· new ....__ new detwce J Block& To Beach, $15..000 ... ,.. r, cpJ: J
.....,. ·Sprinp ..... $1'000. F.P. .U:m. --~;r;. i .;(; Doy• IU-0101 N~h u-~'"""c!W...--......... bid, Bid Ot>'nina dll>I. -yrd ... pet. nl:I, .
MMJa mANI' 2-3 bedrm ~. E-1oa ~-·et --~~ -~ -~ ~...:~~ Februlry 17111 l911. j ALA Ront1l1 • ~ .• .d.i. C.M. or _.,;;t'."° mtt"" .;.,"}1i,. 'i:''GJ.' ~Hunt""'"" le•oh Newport llo•ch ;;;,i".:i;.ii0,;Q0'."5Ji._12M.--. -CITY OF-* NEW J Br, 1 ·:
ROY 3, WARD RLTRS ~17-'6<2 $1ll 9!i0. RESALES NEWPORT BEA'fl 'l'ownbouoe w I pool. ...... :
1119 W..idtlt °'·· N.B. COLLINS .. WATTS • Family s-. nclln"?. 67J.2110 V•nle. Bllill, <pis. di.,; ' 646-02'l8 S Bedrm. + 2 baths ~ .,. In G.,,.nlea! Mobile 1lomo Ext, 271 patio, gar. 1225 lo 1ZiQ. ><. : --===-,, -REAL TY -FORMAL DINING, vuont, 5 BR. 3 BA. !omlly rm w/ PaJ'k. Dooc:rip-• pr\<S IChll-557-MOO ... • ------~~-OUTSTANDING C. & W . h•--· -J.• ~--a•. "»le. Comp! now ldtcbon ~ ot .,. --i-· .-. •"
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: 'f-.\ I ·r '( 1 pl BR 2BA --·-,_. --· ma1< .. tbl12'11l>s(,lt.homf . ...-~ ™• ·-CHOICE lot 100'lll3S', M. F\Jl!NISHED 2 __ , ·: 4 BDRM., 2 BATH or2du ex.ti, S • • RM> dllbwubr nice Wh ittier Ave., C.M. d all 348 E ~ •
"'fA .APPRAISED $1' 795 ~~~~to beadl. VA . NO DOWN 81E'~t_UR~~.~TY· 841, 1·n~ ~:~ ~~~ :,=: 111U.CRrnT 20XSI!, 2 BR, 2 ~ St.?"c.11. 8hori =paid. $160/"""'' "1 G Willi -• 1.mu ~ u A .,nd .1. .. 1.l ..... --• BA, l.Dvely s.i!e, Irvine wlk to 11th St. 1hoppi-• ~, .-$34 500 oorge •moon -.ooo. F.P. • ~R 2 BA, lrg Beach Blvdo. Hunt. Bch. -u • -• ~Y n--~ ~-n ~·• • -• . • • Built On Your L•nd REALTOR liv nn n,.... w/w """ ----l>il-'"" You own the land. ·-~~ • •• pty. 4,~157 cnlr. 121,750. 67H509. Don• Point •
W•'V< i.... ,_wd VA .,,_ -oo.,, It. livlnz ore. 54U.!70 6U-1564 m,,. bitln .. ~range dm.'. Owner W•lkod Aw•y Open -Sun 1~ 'ftt Sun v.u.,. 12x"1' mobile Mount I ~-··rt W~RMTH lo CHARM! ;
.,u.d votue It a ,_,. -All llth A pluttt -1-•p•"RTMENTS-wmr -. FA 111.·hi i..t-HIS LDSS YOUR GAIN! 4 :H31 Holliday Rd. home. • n, ~ , 2 B ,
$...cl -!roin 134,500. Oii --iw.lwood cablnetl ~ ~ ""'· 'p1,...: at clooeta,""""' BR. Franei..,.. lnuotain. • RED CARPET tllMil1 RNort 174 '· tpt hlDI mod. klt. • • BR ea. E ~ ... Mesa. .. ., Lo , bltn '--'-ba w/ Rom.Iii . ·, ~ fatiuklUs' 5 bedroom 2~ -Brealdut ba.. ~Top , __ ..,~ 000~ •-~. 51.zed dbl: pr, patio, tene-, w cuh to kle.n. uar, ,.,..
-baoaty In -V.U. -Pullman balhl ~ •~• ~vm ' ed -REAL ESTATE by REALTORS ~ 6!11.G BEAR LAKE :,;,. ~ e4" .i:..-: ::
v.;,i.. '1'IJe 1iltr dlnlnc "'°"' -SP1etous wal'dzohe< Fortln,.11 .. 1'°' 642-M)O • • McVAY 19U533 27~ Comlno ~ ~~... . j * FluS,...HE·R~:N * NU.VIEW RINTALll• ' .................. al noo. JUST $9.51 SQ. FT. By ow .. , 5 BR, 3-IA I' LUXURY 3. BR, 2\i BA -Son Clem-'92-9'111) -· . ...... I It cetHnc .,._ huiltin Pfannlng-DN!gn-Flnan<lnz New paint, maoy xtru. MUii _ wet bu b!J patio low * $20 500 * ;;;,;;,;;,;;;;;;.;;; Ir)' this heautlfUI lake·!ront ~ or -
dflNA:CABINmt Owner "1400 Ho-• -I> .,. to awrec. $3,005 dn. 962-4471 f.-)14Ul03 dowil It W.....,, 00 of O>zy 2BR . ....:00 tnqul•tloc. • home t<r onJJ-$43,500, Dt-Lido Isle " ( ~ Pl:f dla po1,.. 1<r ,.,.. built w.,. •s1" 546-1ru. -1243. -· 3 i>ooll. ..... " 111 ea., dlsbwsiu', """·· ••• AcrMge for .. i. 151 ,.,.,. cw. Matoe o11er1 • ·: • • ....... "' liiian. CAIL NOW O Ma , T ble Catt ROl9 cn4> $1738 «r 2 BR. l BA, 2 car cara.w. . . CALL 537-0380 Bolboo Pontnsul• ne n s rou temtla """'· LAR w 1 N. bltns. Din • ..,.._ Patio. Dbl. DEF'"ULJI .,,.;.,, ~-v-· ~~-~. .. •• -with potto. 13!!1. 1 . COATS . REALTY 546-S<U. gar. Wulltt/deytt ....,., .. ~---. ·-~~.. y round ms145
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111666 W•-Aw, G.C. BAYFRONT, pier: ~ Bi. 4 . GEM A 21 ""'•It•., .... ..,,,.. P.O. Box 2828, Bir Bear r. · ...,.,;-,
& OPEN SUN 10 ti> 4 ba., DIR. ic. uv rm. is your good luck Irvine 1n i...utiful i10l'tbmt CallL Like. cam. Newport Bo•ch ,1 •
WALLACE ~STANCO $239.000.JWl .... 675-laJO l61<!W.CoutHwy.,N.B. • .. , quaint little 1-**BIG BEAR LAKE-• .. .... • i' · REALTORS C d I M 3 BR -2\1 BA luxury.....,; POl'ULAR REALTORS I 642-<623 c:ommun;cy! Sun'OUndi<W SNOWF1.AJ<E SPECIAL ~FROD~NT ;.},,B•.bl, .~ _. ; ' 114' 1141~ . .,.,,. • ., W•I bu, patio, •ncloted dbl RUTGERS MO.D~L WITHOUT QUESTIOll !and a1rea<ly IUl><livlded!! Pull,......,., lied \Ip .to di';.,, ";,,;r,, h~ ,;
(Opin Evonlntlil "'ILDIU, INC: WSK-illrl>or Vlnw lllllo. car. 3-pooll, a1una • temtll TowMous. priced IOI' qutdc Newport'• host d11plox buy & A. low as ;200 00wn & 119 this ........ buy, C.bln-m-cptd/drpd 131'5mo •t11 ~ , p .._ " ' ktory . .f Br, 3 Ba, Fam. C'Ot.llU. Reduced to S27,500. 9alt. SeJ:Uate db'!iJ'tg room owner says aeIL 3 BR, l!rl • mo. ($9!HS cub price)! the-•oodm, needs flmllWir 30 Ref' BJ,..,m_ • ...... :
i 1iiiT»rrf v rm. Formal din. nn. r.ra:. Jmmed poss. I:.o-Lo-dn. and f.amil)o room. tots d. ba + 2 BR, 1 ba. ;i block Where can you bay land tn .orjy $6,650. E-Z 'terms. 1i •· a. · ' '
·-••• ING 1 .. oln>pie lot on q •I• t LARWIN petio area. low main~. to ocean. 154.r.ro. Very &ood Caltl like thll! ·Think 5 yn won't laott Call "-<n4l OCEANFRONT 1 BR.
• , .._,...-r .,,..,. • CUl-de-cac st. $ 8 5 ,o 0 0 . la.ndlca~ and many 1e"l'Tl'ls. f.hN.d A buy nowt Ed Ed-,._1131 'W' write: Spenorr fUrn.. Frplc. · QIO I mo. • 1:J:,~lliu,~~= INFO"';:l~.°'"""'""L cu•RM 6#<l005 (81ttt6PM.l e 546-Slll e 0.,.. tea-~ 5-. Newport Belch Rlcy 615-1642 ward1, 1.andway, <n4> Reot Fftt.,.P.O. Box 2828, J uno. No ,,..._ :Mt11 ~ '
"'"" "" ~•v~~G 2 b n• BONUS ROOM 3 bdrm 211 bo: ~•-139r,ro ONLY h•,ooo, -do-10 622-1815. Big Beer Loko, CallfOl'ni.. Iron! ~21182 _•· -J .room. fjrepllc•, tom-Suoot LR, 'O<'ean Vlow, ~~" r on ~brl"'~ " _, ' ~ -""
-B/1 .... and • .,,, beamed ce;Jlog, illed bric:!< ..,. lot w/masslve ck 4 Bedrm. + 2 Baths e· eel h·11 qual!lled bu.Y<r. $393 .... mo. 1'0 AC .. "29 Palm•" Gd. RHI E1teto Hou• Unf-. \ -1c1·-n-··tt f•nle op•• b••m • r I P.!.T.l. Oii balllncl!. 3 BR. 1'084. hilly, .l.M job, mu.st E ch 1-,,,._· __, ... ao:au • tlreplace 'Gl.uet&a•l'be!-·"' ~ -2% BA, 2 Frpk'a, Fam sell. $250 per, 10% dn x •no-96 0..Wral I """""" °""" lianl· ta-ed 1>1fu. l BR, 2 batbl. thrOiJr!loU!. ~2409. $3','50 . . kl~-So ·"-~----'.;.~.;._-----,.t 'tloc:lrs. '· drapid •tb:N-..,_ 1 pool «• ~ LUSK 2 1,_ 5 br 4 ba, 3 Ex«."lrtivt hOme, Xlnt atta, t .. -.ft:"n, me v1CW, vwna, <i9f-_,,.,,, , CHOICE a Cr e ag t, ~ -1 "'----'-Je' n.uuiu or · ...... ~. ""0.r 1 ' • 2-story w/w Ct1ffs &: drpc 21314'7Pr1163 le for ru)de • ,......._ta~.""" ' RUStlC REDWOOD • frple, groenbelt location, lee bullt1n' n~ "'"'--.....: . REALTY · 40 ACRES Holling meadow c:u -, nee or . ~ ....,.,._.arte'I"-BROADMOOR land.Aatnt.67>7225. Jdlcpg!V.Cant! O;;n·;; Univ.ParltCenttt,Irvtne WESI'CL.lFF, by owner, .c nr national bat. TAKE bu1ine11. O w1'ltr:, RENTALflNDERS_ ·~
ZQL ftdl.pdoe"""" , -2u ba-ho-• n--Call Anytime, 833-0ll3l b•, 3 ba, 2300 oq It, walk., OVER $29. MO. 968-0047. %13/6111-5384. .. W.1 ... -"'!&' · i ... _ ......... .., 111 .,, ...... ~ tranlferre1'? Submit! Call ·
=•<NO DOWN Yl:l', ceillnp. ok>1Jabt tn tom!1y COii• MoH 847-1221 . j!L"•"""· !B!!•!llf!!-ill!'cilt!!!ll!!. ""''"' !?~newly d...,.., SSl,000. Busl-1 Prop•rty ISi 11,400 ....,.. trust deed, H-* Apts.' ~
.. --LOW llOWH 11IA. ...... -French doon l•ading * VACANT * SEYMOUR REALTY, ln'1 --. --· trade for R2 lot, Coot. * 660111 * ... -1 ~.~!'I Ude d ba~ard •. 3 BR, 2 BA, -.,,,.,., d>'Pt, Beach Blvd., Huot. Bch. UNBWEVABLE TE=.:.: ~~ =· ~~~a:::: M .... 545-16$7. ,_ ,. 1-,... j
trplc, all blt·inl & walk to Indoor . Ranch WOl«d ""'bolleYe 90% tin-Mn Vta Lido 675-8500 10 & 6, or 673-2913 ,~. F\Jl!NISBED-·, :
schools A &hopping. ·Fncd andng is av&iable on ttrll .. _ -C I ~~d • ..,"" ~ ..........__ 2 b~ ti ., ,: yard,lrgtreea,cornerlot&: Five sliding glau dooni to •2°%' bedl'OOl11 Old Lquna CUTE2br,:lua ae. em9hry ... ,._ . ....,.,. .. "'"" ....,...._ _ _. ~-, ~200 . , xlnt No. C.M. k>catlon. FHA Jet the herd nm thru! 4 BR. charmer with lots d. pn. Swim.tnirw pool. fee land. Lots/Crypts 15' . ocean. AD utll pd. Jud~ :
Macnab-Irvine
•m!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..,.!!!!!!!!i• I or GC .t .. Priced ~t a~ formal dinipg nn, a bright wcy. It will aelJ '1ut at Agent. 675-'1225 2 Cemetery lot&. ainde or Bu •---for one. •'_' ! EASJSID£ $30,000. Prine. ohly. .DKR. & cheery family rm ov@r-$22,500, (1-3) Newport Heights double $25 eadi. Wtn 9ell Im.al $80-STUDENT Ok. . i ' l;;j;;;;;~;;~;;;,:;;; 642-0l.TT. looking.a wide, 1tooe patio. ~'4 IE'ptU'a.'tely, Pacific View Opportunity • Bacbtlor,com.pleteW/ld · ' .. ;
SUPER PAMILY COSTA MESA ' fOR la!• by 0""'" M.,. $36,950. No down to V•ts 0 --4 BEDROOMS Memorial Plll'k. Cill Dl1tribu-r'1 N--•·• en,uttllncl'd.N•.OCC. ' Verde Vie«. .( ~. 3· BA. and Got'a be aold! "''~ 5J6-S167 •v ~ HOME Graney can hop, oktp & Jump · REAL EST.'A'JE N•ar NeWpOrt Hll. on 16111 · Nal!oneJ Muketing Company -w~d•U ~, J Tri -1 ... 1. Lge lam nn. LARWIN ,. s J f t fn>I" ·-~ to n-~ 3 -N-.t , _ _,,_ fam.11 .. -me or to nl.l:ua a .... _ nc: r. "'"" "'"o .,.. 6 pm 2873 t. ust a ew a eps 4 U>ta at Harbor Rest NEEDS NOW, reliable men .,_,..,.,.i.=., ~.. DJ;I '1 ·~ ... ':i:.m..;1'ktd;!'lbil IW&l)r, to schcd; recreation J'flr" .. ....., ss~2'000 ' · ·• 546-5411 e ll90G~St. parkl:childrenplay&l'OUild. Memorial Park, Co1ta or women tn tti1s area to 2Bahome,newcpts.Fa,m.
t 1~• h d. <'!IJ"d. Boa Vista. , : f94.9'73 Sf9-0316 11•• -• ..._,. ., __ -llu !~ + 4 Bed, a horn•, ·-I m ' GI NO DOWN 4 BR., 2 Ba. Kitchen bltlll., Mesa.1125. •'-543-9729 """""" tut rnov1n& coin .., • .,. -• =~ .._ d1ninl. ~ t..tha pool; 2 bdnn. &: deb plUf $XICD Reduction, Save Comm. , . . . f BR + Fam. Rm., 3 ba. FA heating, MW carpet, Ouplo:u/Unftl operated products. NEW
.. pr. Good .nl:wh:iod. euert houae; ln 1mmac,. bu;t, c:littd from 0 w n e 1:· lor thi1 spackius well decJ&n-located on Jae, poOl me lot larp fenced 'JVd. $29:.900. ..,. 162 multi-million do 11 1. r ad.. -UN"FURNISHED-
to -., ~. cond. Woo'( last kq ' al Gcq.ous 4 'br No. M... ed • bedroom home no a ,. / .._ .,_ LtVtng . wrnstnz cam--Coo> $125-IJNBELIEVABLE I •)
DllM!I r ~ 1$31,!IOO. You can aMWDe Verde home. Leaving state. BUpet' sized Jat •that 1lat non w/open beam eeWiw CAL,,L ·.e:~ '''•.2414 panyM!CUredl o catlon .. Cottqe, 1oveJy yard W,. i
lllgo FHA _, · • Furn. avaiL xi-. 5j6-5981. noedti•'&' little TLC ., ma1re 6 -.. bltin kl~ Low ~llhfC, -6 -"°"""""'ial and taclory. !reel. E/llde loc-Ma ·
·Newport CORBIN FJXER!bwernnJ.3bT,R.-2, itworlh hundredsofdollan down A VA 1Jnanctn:g ·. •IALTV'. RESIDENTIAL PARTorFUlLtime,Sto adulta.
•t • $17,5«1. oecup. 2001 Charie more~ the low, low price available. .J39,950. Owner, Nelir.Nn••rl Peil Off lee UNITS 10 houn per week. . IP1 "tCFIJ<ER U S ~ i 1
MARTIN ion Hamilton) Own!'. of .$30 .. ,,.., 540-85S5 4~7651. CAPE-COD EASTSIDE, <XJSl'A ~ NO SELLING •~ Pl""· -. ;
• F•lrvl•w ' 548-5044 SHERWeeD RE,t\LTY *SELL OR LEASE* Alw..,,. In rcyle. Beauilllll 2 169,000. wrra TERMS CASH REQUIRED l600 to Fn';:.""' for~-~ :
.... 11 18964 BROOKllURST, F.V. 2:IJIO Sq. Ft. 3 BR, 2\i BA. llDry -the dormer,.;,,. Roy McC•rdlo RHl!or $2,995. For mo.e U.. WO T LASl'. '
REALTORS '44-7662 E•lf' Blufl JUST REDUCED Lg. tam. nn., din, rm., f>'pl. -·a the-· bit. Par-lB10 Newport Blvd., C.lf. fonnatloo write: Qu!dc KllP $1411-BRAND ""N,;. l 111', ·-•!
THE BLUFFS BEST B!IY OF· '!HE WEEK Cpt & dnpeo, bltinl, -quot !loon, 4 -hd-541-7729 Dlslrlbuting Co., llll W. kitchen. d!ntnr -. $19,250 . . 4 Bedrm_Dutd>11a..,, Ma-bu, etc. lmmu. 147,950. rm'1, 3 botba, balt-tno, ROOlnbood in .. Stoc-. gar, pet ok. · · . ~; ~:
EHhW.-NtoclsTLC ·l sT.OR'v'· nn. B;g lam·rm w/wood FWJprl"'.. troplealpotlo.U.-$40,000. ~:N;:;~ = Calli., 95207, Give nam•, BEACON* 645-0111 .. : 2 BR corner lot, room for ~ flrept.,. roomy ldtcb MISSION REALTY 494-0731 W~ wodd !Ure to shaw" .YOU & achooi&. ~ _. by eddreP and phone number. . • ••
Alai.I..., Val•-? b'alA1-..,,~tR. Eetc.GEM w/d~hwsiu' &FHAbltios._!o900dn *SELL OR LEASE,. thr:io· RGAN REAL TY OWl!e1'. 2 be, 2 ba-unito ... NUFACTURER ~'ea°'.:' ":i7.;.:.!' .
-••7 ~ IUO $35 gno GI -low do . -· . 2:IJIO Sq. Ft. 3 BR. l\i BA. 67~ 67$.6459 3 be, 2\i ha. den, !'OB' unit ""' U... .. $425 -°'?-t.«ikinl for· your moneys a. .. __. 3 BR tamn .. nn tn ' Y 5,17.$42 . 41'. tam. rm., din. nn., trj>L CUatom ff'atura·, 1 ow • 3 Br. 3 t.. ·--~ -! Nm It Ill An above -~~·· ' ~ COLLINS lo ·WATTS Cpt & dnpes, bltinl, wet Sen Cl•m•nl• matnL 645-192'1 NEEDED roR ORANGE Hu .. hm_ nn; Xtra • 1ri 1 ~tod=~= ~~E=:~t~.~ N~~~ .. ~.2..s":":: -REALTY-bu., .... lmmac.147,950. VIEWOFOCEAN FOUR.PLEX by OW•••· ~~~flJY' yvd.$950mo. .
4 --J 'batbl, p!'-N tio -"1' l<&inl' Custom C, & W • Full prl"':;~., :rY ~ -llelux• 3.Bdrm, 2 balll home Prime H-n Beaeb .,, 500. THIS IS A D!Rl!Cl' e Other -.la. ' .1 Br, ' .L..1c1· •-~with-· . owport 111:~-A dra-·~·-car-MlSSION ~ ~·~ with•~·-•--~ •--'"-•~ -a1t 6 ..,-. doeo to beb $1!11 to I Bt. ' If"_.,..;; a pt;,_ Jin~ •I .. ~·~ del;.~~'"'k. ROOM FOR ALL NEW !•BR. 2 BA bllltop Cul..;=--.;,;'L'= ~~•. -·~ pm. =YB~.OF ~ ~:V. l'RANICLI~:" "i
tams • No down G.I. or . in&. B&reiy used model in ihil tllper flharp, big 3 ocean view home.· frpl, at $39,950. can tor appoint-Income Property 16' WD.L TRAIN EXPERI 8 la--1, ,
Jtiiw down FHA. Transferred Fairview hOme condition. · ~ horn~ fee.turtng a beam cell .. W!!l bar, blt-ina, inent. G2-C9'J7 OUR InvHtment Div. would ENCE NOT NE°CE..<:SARY. -• ,~.:=; • : l ' ',· ~ viry Cooperative. , 646-1111 A · , . , 400 aq ft family room ~th c Pt s. drPs. fen~ )'d. like to provide, at no (Ort GOOD CLEAN FAMD..Y OP· i--''-"'c:.:.._...='-';:_-
$32,!KX>. CALL 675-4930, • .;l~-, t , pro(ea'ly bit wet b&r, J>i:lc-$39,950. 4!M-SD), ~7562. 'tt you, an up-to.date ap-EltATION'. 8I'ART IMMEi). $135. Pvt home w/aar, temd ~ '-~lCQ. (anytime) I C:,t ~~" ~-;;'0 ':~"'c~C::..~' l30.950. Blue t.qooo Villa IU pnUsal and &llllysfo by rom-JA9 TOTELGYD.AILCAU.Y n~o. :rd, H.B. ; ~ ..IJ:t'-,,,_ -(j{<> iii''• SHERWeeDREALTY 211 BR-2BA-!urn-. i>uter · of '°"' properly. · ~...!.!"...:. ~.'~.1
BLUFFS VIEW * 5 IEPRM. * / ! rea ty' 189&1 BROOKllURSr, F.V, Surl view-facing prlv. ""-call 546-l600 **BIG-BEAR LAKE-nto. 2 BR.1-d I« lclda i -1.
• Elovated I< liiOlated fun-game ? CAS beach, pool terui1I. ·s.n hM Coplltr--t Dtvlalon LIQUOR rnmE F9• Sal• :. "E" PLAN room, poot tsbl• & ""'bu. . $ INSTANT H $ Call Scbworer ~ Net. -. $50.000: yr. poll, C.11. '·'
•c PRONT Rt:NI Huge °""rotzed lot qui•! 2114 Vista Del Oro, ta. the equlcy tn yoor hom~. OCEAN,_ OYO apt_ D!8J· otrrSTANDING! 0..-... """' flnanelng. $135. 3 BR older home, lddi 1 ~"11!Ui 3 Bl!. 2\1 ha. I tralfl tr.. locatto F al Nowport Beadl We pay all costs. 1n tore-nil Pool, 2 BR, 2 BA, Thia lo °"" at the beot valuft Oppoftun!ty at • -· ol pets OK, C.M. " ~ \I/Ith wet bar. em:: dinln;, luah carpe~~.~--6K-Ul3 Anytime ·Clotiure ok. Juat call • ~ ~ wPr. Irnmed. JK9. in the 'area. 1518 .:,. ft. Ok1J R.-. (714)· 536-113& or-. f'l~ Pvt born-J ~ •
qio UNIT with canyon A: em ki tchen and kids room: E•atbluff Open· HouH )x>un a day. 847-8507 Bkr • .m..m. 213: 9&9-5225. home. Huge ma1ter PRIME UNITS-write: Spet'ICeT Rell Ectate, 77,..~· OK:~ 1 r ; ~
1B'ay view. Complete privacy Poor IUY, Ju.t purchased -Lovely view hm. b)' owner. • -~ PROPERTY for ale 29 N. btdloom, plus 2ctbua. Two SIX 1 BR, 1 BA apt.g. near P.O. Box 2828, Big Bell' • •
fro)U 2 large Piiio•. Allk!n& theo lraml•OTed. Mill! sell ~ Mon-Frl, 11-St>m. Sat La Send1, LDftr' Thrff balhl, tamll1 room and Wntdtll ~ c.n..... l.Ue, Ool!fomie, HOME FOR RENT : •~500 139950 & SU.. $1Am " ' ...,. to ·-U.U. room Bit-In ktt<henl. frplc '•, SUPER OR LEASE OPTION: 1 -H· ELEM. B DOWD eau' .;,. ·~ <~• ..... ! 29l5 eah~ St., N.B. '\.. ..._ __ ( .Am. Bay. Call,_~. .nth FPL. FHA or GI •·-Br ~ .. "'-. •--• , '~ • . ~ v,.. ·144-'i\O a1t 6 ~ $W9 alt°' s pm_ -. ;Mi ,.;;.;._-&;oo-;;;;: DELUXE lllR BAR 3 Bdrm. M..a Verde honle, : --=::;;;;;-:;;;;n=;~--J----~-~--1· FliLL PRICE $29.5110 •--~-·~ M~ ooo with with pOol room food and 2 btQd-a ., "'-""'· $Ziii; • • R1altor 644.0134
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$29,900. BUYS!
Fount•ln Volloy 2 BR ·DUP.LEX Lido Ille CAPISTRANO V&UZY ~R= •-· liquor.........,;.. tn 'a.ta mo. Atro ·-i :
l'ftlTllBY p11111 HOME 'PLUS INCOME REALTY a.1121 M .... '3.000. don. 1llD',. 3 Bdrm, ,.. Villa Shopplic , : 11"' 1 Ull 111111 · '!:;'".; .,..n ~t umts In 4 BR. 3 ba. 'IOx!I 1125.000 Soni• Ano H•ltlhh bol-a ....,._ jfl. N6-all, ""' for van. · <:mi.r W . ino. '
SU,'50 -POoL CLOSE OUT s. ~ Huollngton 3 BR..3\1 i.., lam nn, pool 3(16 Via J:''-l!S-4962 * ™ roR·,. 546-'521 OR >: NO DOWN TERMS . ach. Neofy patntnl U.. nn. din nn. 40' lot '119.!IOO <X>MFORTABLE, 3 be, UIOd !'OOD 'PRGa:ss!NG LOC. ut-L-'-Real · j, It s.e;g bedrooml • Le!oure Jiv1ng 1n ' thl• 3 Last few-.. •t akle, wlw Cl'pfg, A ,,,..1 LIDO REAL TY INC. lirldc frPo. bated pool,.tm-7 HOlJSES Holl•nd Bus. Solos ,.._ . ; t~ =;:;:. bedroom, 2 ....... le bath buUder prlee• ptoperfy .. start building 3377 VIA r.ux. -· Must -· By ''The s.-willl Empathy" LANDLOIDSI .r I • l=:1!0~.,...e ~:~~~.···=In 'i ~:1~ to~~cr s';o':.Rity 842.+174 'n.7311 ; • owner. $29,500. 545-lTIS. ·:l ~~::. ~~~s4:M c.i~., ~~ m,:x.,-_ j
Boat """°''· encll)led f>ltlo. Eojoy !ht v:_;o~ «' low dawn '°"" "A -rW •"""Bini" Miiiion 'Vltle. Mollile HolMI ltl wm1 -'()Illy -GIFT Shop -Blth -BotlqUe 1.oguna e A Dul . j
• VA '""'" ... n,ble pool. 546-1720. • BIG YARDS SAYE $2000 BYown«.heo.ut4BR .home. .. .. s.i. $79,500. on Balboa Ia1. Sm-tn ... l OurR<nta!Sorvlooll ' ~L,LER REALTY* e HI MASONRY Specious 2 _,;_, 4 ....._ ! $37,500, Open houlf COHT~P(). Pl!:RRONREALTY 642-lm 615-Hlll or 11338834• 10 Yoo! · , ' ~' .. , ......... Aoytlme WALLS tull baihs "walk-in~ S.t/&ln. um lbquero LAGUNA HILLS 179'1 ~A .... C.11. COIN Op. Laundry, Cosio NU.VIEW UN?ALS:
' MINI-RANCH-e SI OE· YARD Wall< to 'beadl a Diiion La-142-3863 Pmtlp -t _,,,un11y RETIRED oe ,..,.. tn--area. MUlt ..U a lo ·113-q) °'
f'1llly fllrnlal>od, Includes aU 21115 ~'· Co.ta ~ PARKING High School. Reduced below ' adlaeent ., Lellun> World. ..-12 -bpt aarden job tnnllu .. SIHl71. C:-.. . I
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• BEST SCHOOLS gov't appra~ Won't !ut Nowport Booth Beaut l\llTOUnd""", 111 IUX-~~tallt :...~ .. "'!or,_=._·, M ... ~Y' .. '° .':-. .~!'f! e GROOVY Pod-l Ir, ...i,_ ;: ""'1P111"'1. 6 view ......, COSTA, MESA e WALLED at 139,r.ro. Clll 96Ml41. ury -~ 'Flwn· ~· ~·~·~ m ~v .. -• -•• ~~.:'e~~ 3lldmi, 111 bath, double· cat COMMUNITY CRESJ REALTY • 10 UNns peutlc poot, .. .._ ...,, 4 11211,000, only 125.llllt down. S.ttlor M'9-Co. :::, ;:/dzpa, 1111 ~ ,;
bite 1-6 ....,..i build· --Extra large lot. B111bant betweeo -. Eaiil>kle c-,_., ""'' bWtanl i.bl... MUCH 543-8007 - . !311 E, 17'!1{ S'1'REEI' 9 ~LA Ront1l1 ... 1• '
_._ Call 615-7225 .... foll $21.100. ,Call "'' •flPOlnl· Gar!M!ld "Ellis ELEGANT renlal ....... Sewn 3-b<d-lll'ORE!.. • TRIPLEX Cas• For TD I ' •: ,.
htal1I-•133 m•nt. ta-ms ; Dlcid .. 0•••&11 .... SHOWCASE Jl!>ME ,. __ .roomland thr<e:J.bedroom&. ~ the ·-• wlmllll' Deluxe E-<ide c M 1-3 BR, • SKASHING 1 ......... ,
.._ .. '""'""""' All hom .. _. 10 ... 'tll 3 BR, 2\i BA, -""'· 'All. -:S'" anltl with Joi> -1bodo\ -.. 2 IM. 1-2 BR. 1'ai1-,.,., .. s-.11 ltV/ftfl1(, cpt/dzpa, d>llO/ 'I 1-·~ dHk SAT" SUN ~.lib-new <Olld. Water o( -· -a lantutic dtoi>loY cla1!1· TD '---pet $11'. • 'J :fm E-~1lT..;, CdM '62-4454 or ffa.7491 IOl1'no1\ <or lot • rm !or ,.turn with lncoill• at $1,40il __,___ ~-"l. ~~ _ "35. mi.. Ill-ml. ~ -~ 0. ALA RMt•ll e 1
-4-BEDROOM -boatort11r.Ownet-d. J>Ormo.&llwnit..,doWnor NEW.ADULT PARK DANAPOINT,....,4-i>Ju '42-2171 MM&il I • ..._. Tiie Security All tenno. Ph: ~ trade to -H"""-Arbor Mobile $11,DI, XI n t Io<:otlon, .__._ u.~ II I ,71"..!:~ home. In a FAMILY ROOM w lk & L Home Parl<-'Fildlltleo In· view, Choole from ....raL ~·-·---7ft. .
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JlanL .. di. We ~ Like new l Bedrm -p!UI Iha& crpt thruou~ ...,,., S "'UICK $ Realm blllJW rm, -. In-$85. Otter lot.n. Mr, -. 8Jir, 7141 1 llDIU(. Ila 1 ! ._ ....,.11 u ...i ,1uop. 11en, 2 i-1111, ttrwp1aco. a -"" p,; .. ,. bath ,. • • mo nm.., l!lvd. •t Ad11111 dtvldual ........ I'll _. m-oTe ..n .. 5,30 •2ll0. rm. wm. 2 ... · ..,...,\!
l'liold Iii PJ,lDO. Ill-Wllnut. 0pon lkll> 1-4, « p1111 """"w .-Walk to WE IUY HOMES ~-Open 'Ill 9 PM -11!10 'ltnd. Ill, 11ntp NllD CASH PASn Qat ,,.._ • l ~ ~":dje 'R:altor llmpl and ildloOI&. llR. KMABIAN 147... llACH SPICIALS -. • IML I-P11p1rty 16' lot 6 !hi -...... « ""1 A,.. $1!0. mo. t1Wll'I. " ·:
Sporow Rlty 842-4474 lfASAllAN *l.....,,Jl!ll,Mramo, ROYCRAl'!'-~om• DANAl'l>lal·lffWdapln. ,....,..._llr,Qq-Jill\-.-,: lllO NeW?Ort Bl,•d., C..M. , A ft .,. ID bM 1-dl $kl:I) -_......__ 1t. ----141-171t , ' liHt !or fttr)' bin!" * 1 $ -A.ftme ld5' ~ Alt 5 « $11,IOO. llllftr ~ ot La loo, m., . -; 1,;if !'!!fll!ll_;;;;:~;._f!ll!!~1iLliuxi~t"i11R.iii:"ii2!1ilBA.it°iix11ii•~lcoiPI RIW. EITA'll: Lillo~ • .''.:'. .... .,..ioo ••I!' II --~ W-llllr. -Pal o Uttlo •loot' to ,_ A'"' COii •t•. ':
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!€~ ~~:: ::: lrvlne -•I Dena f!1nt,, •. • 1 Corw del Mar Coote Meoo Huntl ....... ....., Ne.,... 8"ch I'-.• U""'""
2',· BR, den, ·~td ,_, din 1 SETTLE DOWN -l BR · Pool • n•• ., ocean • L-• IMch
""mh 1-1<11,-.;i'-r "'chll• d 6 S Sdnnt., 2 baths. family A LIVI IN STYLE I BAY -A oce9A v •w' TO SERENITY ON BEACH' -... .• ~ ~.-n-• ··~ I N 0 AD N CUltomltod .... s-· lrolll • sqte adult • $135 yrly. OCEAN VIEW P'i~O.K. $185 mo. lit lo last nn.; •~ue ~ •••• -lokl N ,. ___ .,.. ow .,.. • ew wt>tre"""' •-·-' le l'IWOllO, --.,,.., In ·~ -··-o1 ~ •• ~ in~ + $50 dea. 1 ..... 3 BR, 2 be, atrium •••• $325 ew ~-r• locadon tarp: Uv rm din rs .......,~ • qu t, Wiiii' ...... _ OU'l'l'n ... ,.. >'uliet1o11.D<)NOTdls,;;;.;sBR,2~ba.,lam •••• $325 MARINA INN rm klt 'ba.tbr2ear'rar eolbl. WlY ol 111•, people JBRUnll>nl1'r. S21D/-YEARLY.nrOcean.21!1-,l ing.,...to.lrcdeclt.JS.
fenant Call alt 6• 64U857• Wt: HAV& O'l'H&RS n-ITURE RENTAL . It.;..,,; rm. silo mo tnci ~ cai-. Compare! • Adtllt Fllrnlture Avallable Ba tow.r, 1rp1e, bltns, .. r,, apt new!y painted, Cpt/clrja. : rUM util 675o-0091 llv c ftatuttl: Cltpe~Wllber avall.now. $X10. (99.2128 All eltt. :I:~.
\llli<Y CLEAN l BR home •* Flll!F !:!.~•.rnLIKJl<benlnd. 'd Lu,;,~·ous '.......~ n.... • Spac. Ii•'& on 1 lloor be•i.d ........ unu-~ w ESTCL' rr ..... 2 NU.VIE W lllNTALS I ¥ibuilt.lnt and fenced yard ,.. Month to Month 1'tt '.. nena ""uiu .,,...,.-"13, ""' .,. • Graciotll touches, e.c. rec room.ocean vHwl Bedroom, Sb.th. Adults on-673...m> or ~
$&1-a ftamlly'a pleuure. * lOO% Purch&te Optkm * Pool * Sauna Baths cy, 3 bedroom, 21i£ Mt.b, Fmplaces patiow.mple p&.rid.nc New
ONLY $235. per month. * Wide Selection. * PboMs * Patios Fireplace, DWns Room, • le doeeta + lndry/work. Security l'\l&J'dl;, ly. $275. Aat 67>4.930. port 8Hch
C(al!A<en1 546-4141 * 34 tt!."~-= ! ~~~~~uded ~:~~:·Art. 61Sf0· • ~""' ... 1"<>m 1185. HUNTINGTON .~~~ :;.:...B:u~'1hI~k ~·MO. rent or lea ... 3 BR, "SINCE 1916" VIEWS OF THE HAROOR MOD. l Br; Gonlo ~ .... THE FAIRWAY VILLA/ PACIFIC _.._ (ll13) 387-2257. ;.J!A. clean & va~nt. Crpls 4t Wt!<\Om Bank l!ldg. i )ltt Bachelor Un)h • $59.50 Albe .... •• iYdr $1tl 21122 Saota ""•Ave. 5<G-62IS -TU OCEAN• AVE., II.II.
1',<trps. Cov'd. patio. Choice r Univen:itv P1trk; lrvi~ IJ!E 11;!] SOME 1 & 2 BR. mo. Adutt.,Oftbr. tf~ P•r~Llb Surrounding C'n.4) S.W..l'CST Sent• AM ~hon. Ownr.Act. 833-1103, Deya ~IOI Nlglih _ :'@i_.::--UNITS LEFT ' """"" 1view, elepitt ! QUIET_ DELUXE Ole open 10 an>C pm Dolly FAMILIES
ftlildence; 546-9754. . Cose to J.,aguna Bch, San ~. 2 6-thl, fireplace, 1.2 • 3 BR APTS Wiu.IAM WALTERS (X).
ft"5Y Llvin&! 3 BR, 2~ BA Lagu~ Btach 517 w. 19th, CM 548-3'81 Oemente 4:: Doheny State dining room. Adults only. Prv patiog * Htd Pooll twtihse. Pool, rec. center · 27"'.:16 N Main SA ·-""4 Park, •lOlln per mo. •-61• ~M. Nr ~-·c ~ Adults only l &: 3 BR, ·1140 up. Pool. ~len. f.,,e. G"'at schooi 'LRGLlVRM _;j.F;pl; · ' ~·-PH. (714 ) 496-2353 -""" ~. Ma·~rti" I::' A Child,.no bott111. Mora Kai i~trlct, N.B. area. $285. is center or this charming Ba lbM Is land 34902 Del Obispo St. 3 Biies to ocean or bay, new n que pts. Apts, 18881 Mora Kai Ln, 1ii
'4S...2385. 1 BR home. Redec. New DEL'~ 2 n-full ... _ Dan• Point Harbor dduxe, 2 br, 2 ba, bltns, ln7 Santa Ana Ave., CM blk E. of. Beach. 962.-8994. .u~ ai· y ... """ frplc, beamed :.eeilinc. $300 Mgr. Apt 1U · &fS.5.542 2 WEEKS -,.nt. -··. SSA Verde, 3 Br., 1*4 ba. d~, w,l w crpts, bltns. Lots Gar. $22Stmo.' 1325/-arlv·. 61' "17 ·-· 2!il:l mo. w/option to buy. ot light. $190. So Bay block. 543-h alt Huntl,.ton IMch be. ~.J'I • BAY MEADOW APTS. walk to bltach, 1, 2 & 3
:ooo. 644-2501 days' NU-VIEW RE NTALS s.. . EX ECUTIVE SUITES 2 BR., b!tm. Wallt to beach. Beam· cemaaa, pattellnc, BR's. Frpks. $130 ., 1110.
H225 eve. VA ok, 673·<030 or 494·32411 MOTEL APTS. 1190. Onnro Cout 11,eal pri. paU.. ,,_.lion la-~:llOO.
2 BR house, crpt,;, drpg, 3 BR. 1~ BA, North end, S.lbOll Penin1ul• 727 Yorktown Blvd, Estate. C.U: ""'4MS. ' d!itles. All' adults, no, pets. • OIEZ ORO APTS. e
l ' • S ll hll .. -chll"-n ~-OK y •--* GREAT VIEW-2 Br, frpl. e 2 BR'a FROM AS LOW 1-• Atl••bl. 1 •3 n.•,. Pool. 1a.ryi.ge. ~ ma c \ll-.:n. "'"" , Y"...,, -• r. ue. e $25 WK & Up.On Ocean e 194TI BEACH BLVD,, J. ~ $1S9/ 6.l'S ... ..-.EK-• •
NO pets. $145. month. 2077 $'2"15 mo. 497·1971. Lovely Bach-1 Br-Roomi AT YORK'JUWN bltns. ,;undeclc:I, pool, $200 , mo. Pr i Vat e closed 1ar. ~11ace, Apt 6. 64~2719. • Maid service-Pool-Util pd 536-0411 up. 644-6344, 67~. 317 ~ ~ C.M. Washer/Dryer. 53$--0336.
2, .DR cpl/drps, garage. No Legune Niguel e Call 675-8740 e S.TUDIDS FROM $35 Cooto Meoo e BEAUT!FIJL GROUNDS. BEACHBLUFF APTS .
f>ets. 2 sml children ok. 4 Br, 2 ba, liv & dlning area; OCEAllJFRONT 1 br-$125 'til 1 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE SPANISl:I DECOR Spac 2 Br, 2 Ba. Pool. Patio. i1•~· 2077 Wallace, Apt. 6, fam rm, lrpic, bl.t-ins, June. Util'• lnd'd, Call e Full kitchen DELUXE Air/Cone!. GU, wtr. pd •. D/W, 8231 EUi.s 842-76«.
rence. •tmlkh" cpls, drp•. 2 67~72<. •Healed pool APARTMENTS G Pool 1 =1'~-=-=-,_-,.-..,--1 e Laundry lfcilitle ...... ' • R>c. rm .• Irvine 3 BR, 2 BA. crpta, drpg, car gar •. Immaculate. $310 ~oNT i BR apt.a •Free utilities s Air Cond. P'rplc'a . 3 Swim· laundry. 1 BR $140. 2 BR 1---------
ltins, frplc. 1225. 1st, last k mo. -first &: last dep. from $95 to $135 mo. Ideal • Free linens ming POOi. • H~ Spa • Sl60:-$16-f115. ~ dep. Avail. 2/15, l · 49f>-4244. for students:. 6?5-76&61.Jndy. Tennis crta .. Game~& B~· Hacienda de Mesa Apta PARK WEST
1a5-9432/842-7153.' : ~~ ma.Jd aerv. avail, liard Room. ( 160 W. Wilson, See Mgr. No. 1 APARTMENTS
2;BR, crpts, drps, garage. Lido Isle ~!!'~~ _d•~ ... M~r e Phone ~ce 1i:t~~R~M •TOWNHOUSE 4 BR, 2 Ba, 1 Bdrm. From $160
)Yater pd. No pets, 5 BR, 3 BA, lovely home, BACH apt, 2 bl.ks Big DUPLEX furn 1 Br. $95. No MEDITERRANEAN cpta, drpg, blt)l.,;, pool • 2 Bdrm., 2 &.. ~Imo. 2193 Maple st. $600 mo. to July. Corona, furn all util'. l .,..ild clubhouse. 11' mi. O.C.C. From $195
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Carpets a'.nd Drapes
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HEATED POOL
Carport k Stora,e
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HIDDEN VILLAGE
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Santa A:na • '54&-1525
3 Heated Poo~
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Child Cant Center
Great new 1 2 A 3 &Irma
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Y .. -.. ren, no pets. Prer. mid. VILLAGE 12<5 •••1·~ alt • -· p-~ · La J.-7658. Avail, Feb. 531-2220 Adult, no pets. early. SUO. die aged woman. Gas/wa-• .n.r 't'loi er" pm, ~ cuf\v1ew ne ~. ~ h 2 ba ., $150. 642·8520. te pd -y kl H B •~ Harbor Bl CM SPAC. 2 & 3 Br. Apt. $140 up _Irvine, (Just oft l6tb at Irvine ~AN. new 3 r, • .. r . ou•l or own, . . ........, vd., , • SanDieao~· tC'bl Rd) Apts., ui::~
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w gar. crpts, drpts, f.ncd Mis• Verde BACHELOR, 2 rm. ground Call first. 962-8996. cn4) 557..a:m P<Q, cpt/drp., bltn., Kids ok • -~a Vet' Furn. o r Unfurn. 370 .,._.,_ or 6fU170
.trd, no pe<s, Avail, Feb. LEASE/Option 3 br, 2 be., !11°· rias. Narei&su~. $130 mo. l BR. Furn U40 I mo. RENTAi; OFFICE zu: College No. 5 642·7005 "'lli:llmmzrj 1~tb. 548-3763. dbl trplc, quite cul«-sac, incl. util. 646-4095. Overlooking beaut. garden OPEN 10 AM TO 6 PM 1994 Ma_ple No. 3 642-3813 Laguna ... cb Cotta Mes• • •
2i ljr. 1 ba, like hrond new. nr schls. crpt1, drp•. Coote Meoo patio & poot. Adul,,, No *Allet·_J:~2WB.ER,R~.,,:!. . OCEAN VIEW-;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:==;;;;. AVPAenllLAneullLel!PolNOWnt f~ily ok. 2336 Elden. Beautiful tam, home, kids & pets. 1035 l2h St. Across HARBOR ""'""'= .. v .. "'P'I' ·
M IM 2 Cas del 0 fro Lak p k "'M! ......... gar, '""'tio. Nr. bua A: thea· ~ «tie centet' at town! Slid· 1 2 BR. rum. )'eeliy •••••• $18$
0 0 $185. 646-003 • pel 0.K. $265 mo. incl a ro m e ar . -~·· tre. Aclu1u. no pell. $ISS mo. tng cr ... , ~ .... deckt/. 2 Br * IRAND NIW * 2 BR, uni., yearly ...... Gfll .
t.mlJRN 2 BR. $140/mo. water. Call Mr. Lowder ALL UTILITIES PAID NEARnew --dosetobeach TOWNHOUSE ··-~IS .. ~ .. .u-. Qtnewy_.nted.Cp dtp1. lBR.\D\f --i.. .._ ~~ .. dogs. 1989-C Charle St. 645-0615 eves 544-1500 du. Compare before you ttnt.. &: shopping, 1 BR. •&: ._. ~ 'vu........ ' Alt elec. ntJO. · 2 8 '' ~~ •••••• .,.,.
642-2259 or 646-7017. LOVELY Exec. home. 3 BR, Custom designed, featuring: Bachelor Apt&. 309 Memphis 2 BR, Crptl lt·drapea. Choice NU-VllW RENTALS LA CO eau~ ::.-19Ul.Y~·=
;/iJCE, large 2 BR house, 2 BA. Form~ din. 2 trplcs. • Spad;,.:!!>u,~ ki.tchen with in-st. Inquire Apt 2 or eall 2217 Hutior, Dear Wilal loc. in Meta Verde. lrnmed. 673-4030 or 494.3243 STA APJS. ·r--. yard, carage. $135. '-'<· cov. paOO. Prof. ldB<:pg. . ·~• igbt~ 5J6.4481. 2 BR, 1%. l!A STUDIO ~. J150 per fuo. B associated
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:~?'-(l) m..-Ol42 5275 lse Uke new 540-9724 • Separa~e ding area 1 Br. p&rt]y furn $80 mo TOWNHOUSE. $140/rqo. 962-9894. • 1 R, oce.n view, frpt., quiet 2 Bedroom Av•ll •
. ·. Agt e Home-like 11torage water&: gas pd. Adults only. : :eated pooi-Adults only 2 BR Cpfd. No pet& lit A ~· $165, util, ind. Avail e Built·ins e Swimming !
3;Br, 2 ba. xln't cond. Corner ' .f e Private patios SIB Palm H B 5.16-4678 o Pets-Adj. to ~ping last. C 1 ~•.n 1 na dep. er (;:f ~5~,r.m• 521·7665 Pool e Lanai e Bar·B·Ques •
toe . in No. C.M. $235 mo. Newport Bl•ch e <3osed prage w/storage 536-4979 , , • ; SlSOtmo. Util. incl. ll5 , , e Garaa:e. ' -VIS·T.-..:cEL-ME••-:
J,arry. 546-5880, Agt. e FulJ length '""'hie pull· ' J Bclrm •* 2 lath Albert·P[. 213, 5!15-4W. OCEAN -· J BR. 2 BA. ALL UT!LITlES PAID ,. u -I
• . YEARLY •t Be•ch man FREE Util, furn. 1 BR. nr. Livinc tbedh1 1 ~~~-:-~-~-for lease, reuopable rf:nt. ADULTS, NO PETS A;Nrtmenta '
, Qana Po int Beaut. 1 BR. Garage Apt. • King-sz Bdrms bch, pool $130. ~l 10th St., ceilin& 7 r:~ -~te 2 BR, cpts, drpg, bltna, SM Clllf Dr. 354 Avocad.o St., C.M. 1 &: 2 BR. Furn. A:: Unf. Dllb,". J
, 3 & FAMILY RM . w/ dbl frpl, bltns, gar. sun· • Pool • ~ues -1ur. 536-3777/536-7282. laundry area. Encl patio, retrig. Children ok. Nr. L-0-9-..,.--N-lgue--1---442-9708 waaher .. Stove • Refric ·~ ~· 2 Ba, blln R/0, lndry deck, patio. 1 blk to ocean. roun~ed With pJus h land· FURN. 2 BR all extras. 1159. Swi.rnmlna ppol 6: cbildren'1 ~-$135. 646-26 27; ~ crpt'i·Lrg Rec cmtei,
~kup dbl gar f/yrd Ideal mature man. $175. sea ping Kids &: sml pets ok. Pool. pl.anroun4. PJI). ' 1 =-·=,--· --=~°""'°""'· . RENT' Starts $156 •
¢hild /Pet ok, Hse to be en~ NU-VIEW RENTALS Adult living at its best 968-7510, 842-QJS. HARBOR GREENS 2 BR' w pr, $140. Cpt, tnd 111r~ Ir.v ine & MeM Drlw:
•rety _ ... ...,., _,,, 6734030 or 494-3248 Large l BR $l75 )"f'd' w/~tlo -pd <K'lll '" .... '• * "15 4155 * " •="·· ...... A S lJTILJTlES n<EE I BDRM!, FURN. 516-4353 San ~ • • ~ -"' " ~-VIEW RENT L 3 BR. 3 Bath, FR, LR. DR, 365 W. Wilson 642·1971 S12J + Util. * 675·5020 SICK-OF LOOKING? Quiet 2 ta Ant. Ave. Call btwn 1 l~'it • ._, • BRAND NEW ABOVE AU.! Newport
67_3:4030 or 494-3WI built-ins plus detached * $30 WK & UP * Bachelor Apt. $100/mo. BR 2 BA. Prime loc. Fully ~"=S,~636-1~~120~·~~---"' From $145. Dishwasher, ihag ~w~"; :0'; ~.docl!ay
F'ountain Valley ~:! ~~· m ~th.Po~:;~: • Studio & 1 BR Apts -Call 646-2687 carpeted &: draped· and NEW 2 BR Condo atudio. r~r ~.~~!~.;.;...... a carpeting, walk-in cloeell. n .• ·Dll·· lei.
I Pvt., • Room $15 WK & Up. sparkling deaii. ' Modern Neu Hal'bor .I: San. Diego ,. .. ,._. __. . .,._.., • Forced air beat, extra large 3121 W. Cout H "' 1 •
3 lm. 2 BA, huge rec. room, mode . Lease. party. • 'TV &: Maid Serviee Avail Laguna S..ch bl tins-walk to •bopping. Fwy. Cpta, ~· $185 JPO• =~ ..:!i:::'t:: "' rooms. Bea.utiful game room, ~n~4~/642-~~2202~.~~~~~h
crptd, drpd, water pd: Close 644-8137. • Phone Servke. Util Pd STUDIO, pvt, chann.ing, cyn $155/Mo. CAIL ~5-&424 No pets or children 546-6063. cll!ti.., ..,._. .. i.... .. heated pool. BBQ's, enclos-4c~ls &. parks. Avail. Feb. DELUXE 3 BR, fam. 2 Ba e Alt major credit cards · (Open eves). SOU T H· 1 BR... 41>lex Cpta.,A: drJi, 1:!:.e"'• .. -... Ill ed ----·t...t _,_, ..... _ '285 mo 5.11 2220 I I vtew, newty dee, & tum. Bl . Adul -. __ ..... " .... _ • .,,... ..... -11.f'co.lf ...:.. -• $375. lM7 Port Char es p . 2376 Newport Blvd. 548.9756 $130 incl. Util. 49l-6.122, COAsr REALTORS t,..~ ~,. ta. $130 I.. I.... _= 1nas ,A: dote to aboppbw. ,...,.~LY redi!e 3 BR, 2 BA, (Harbor View Hm.s.) 213: Thl5 Ad Worth S5 on Rent e NEW DELUXE e mo. ~ ;i·u ..,-Adult 1Mnc no pet.. ~------~-.' ~c. bllns,cl00etoochools, $70-<60L ' Chil.tren & Pet s.ctton Newport 8oKh ' -· · 1 BDRM -• bl"" -•-,""'-"'' EL CORDOVA APTS. -.~ 3 BR, Z BA. Apt for lease. ., mJi. • na -qi!:~ fhcd yd, $250. Water THE BLUFFS 3 BR, 2 BA. FURNISHED 1 Br., cottage DPJ:..X apt, immed &Vall"1flru IricJd apac. master ,ul~. din cpta, drps, cl(lfed prqe Is .' .... ~ ""'. Z 2077 Ow-Je St. 6424470 Roeml .. fd. Eve,;: 531-8970. · Vacant. $325/Mo. 644-1133 in rear, priv patio, $12)/mo June, 2 Jg BR, frplc, 1% nn A dbl pi'qe; auto door pn. patio. Clean! SfO...UIOl. Near Harbat A-Hamilton St.
$l40-Mo. 3 BR, 2 BA, home Bkr. util. paid. 1st & last mo'a BA, off at. prkg, trees, util opener avail. Pool A Recte--SHARP! 1 Br, Jae cloaeta; ---ZC WANTED J8aJa c._ .;.) •
y.o/Wn rm. 4 yrs new. rent + security charge. pd. Library 8l'ea betwn bay ation area, pool. Nr. ahopl. AdulU:, 1814 :::.,; !" aha.r9" _,.. 4 tr bocm
"fencedyard.968--6076. San Clemente Oldermaleonly,Nopets. <l ocean. Sxxt. Everett e 1215 e .· Monrovia.548--0336. WAID w/wo rkJn1 wi do w,,'
1925% Anaheim Ave., CM. Michael, 673-6880. 865 Ami-W""' NB i THE EXCJTING Wubtr/df!yer/ktt. pr l v 1'1 l NEAR Beach, 2 BR. liv rm. ...... -· AVAn. now, treshJy painted PALM MESA APTS. w/aep!t n -... Non alDClbn 1' Huntington Be.0. w/lrpic, din rm. kit 1 BR. F. urn. 2 lg.e dose.ts, NEW Oceanfront • Yrly Managed By 2 •BR. Bl"". dohwlr, encl (lff s ~-s TO NWPT BCH _,. 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;I bed d Furn "25 Uni $390 WU.J...IAM WALTERS CO '"'-'-"~u•.1:.o · · pleaao Pri vacy,. I• w/bltins, cpts/drps, 1 ba, queen size ' pnv rem.ng • .,, or ' ; or · · • garage, 'No peta;. 54a.-eol1 4ft•U77 1'URN OR UNFURN
4·BR., 2~ be.tbs ...... $350 gar. le--• back yd, w/cov. rm, xtra lge rooms, encl Winter. 3 Br., 2 Ba. "THE GABLES" un~"-•bi J M• h. dependence, conpnial ·~ I ,,. ~·· •••99,,.. ' 2BR 1•1 n .a. · W/W -4tM•72 ~va Y arae av .. , ua-e i""· Re nt h-. Call ~. 3:BR., 2 ba. home ••.• ~ patio. Call for appt. 492-3907 gar w storage, Adults only, ~J..W, J.>O"' ~. Le 2 Br w/pri gar. Adlts, ' nu.is,. .,...... • pool, Jacwai, elect blUru:, n:_ ..... ~1110···.r M• .,,!'
3:BJt., 2~ ba. •••• $325/$350 b 9-llAM 5-6PM no pets. $160/mo. ** OCEANFRONT: 1·2-3 cpt/drp, bltn1, ~Patio. Blt-inl. it65.. !~::~~~=~2 -·•--·~
i. d h twn or . 2035 Fullerton, C.M. BR'a Winter. Adults only, soundproofed. Fncd yrd 9'19-0237 aft llAM. ~A=•M ~ti. 11.una, FURH ftlOm. H.B. • C.JL re ·.11 Un iversity Park Furn. Bach-:-&-1-Bf 's. nope~.4J13-8088. w/pa tio . Wtr pd. 3 BR, 21ii Ba., apacloua SJNGLEs •• ••••• From $135 ttiluit.tde.!', for •tudent. 1 ,J
3 BR, 2 Ba, dbl gar. crpll, E opeclolly nice, $130/ 2 Br., 2 Ba .. Frplc. garage. ·~~~;;;-"'l Call btwn atudlo. Shar, . wuberldryr . LA.a lllUIL . l BE:DRM '""' 1"oon $140 -ono. 6 fJSID>, • .~
.. . drps. rec. & pool facil. $325. up. 2110 Newport Blvd. Winter $175/mo, includes '24:19 ~r..:...-e· A've ~·c•.-S1S5 on premises. $2!0. 6'.S-l06.. l DAllll9nl I 2 BEORM ······From 1160 642-8530. .:-.i
: . REALTY month. 833-9160. C.M. util. 6r.H152. '""""'-'5 1 BR cptll, drps, 1142 ?DO. You're rflht, they're unde~ NICE room for employed
ark 1 N ii It "" A.,.. Util ind 1' -l!ut 2~ 1 AIOMA AYI. priced! 1561 -Dr. man w/cooldna privilepa. · ~qiv. p .center, rvine Condominiums * STUNNING 1·2-3 Br's, 2 LOWER Beaut furn apt nr •w • U gar n ,,..,s; : o· .· LAGUNA NIOUIL (5 blka trom Newport BlYcl) '.! : fall Anytime, 833-0820 Unfurn. 320 Br Furn I< Unf. Like new. ncean. Avail mw. Loe. Ab-~I· Eb 21;:· Apo '46 llH I iide. 54&-1614. · " .. · • 546-!illlo · E-llde CM. 64J.®8. ;
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A$VArefRrig. Cpl .d~ •• $1203900. ORM 2 BA I * WINTER RATES * 3 Br. 2 ba, new kll patio, % 3 BR, 2 BA $255. lhop'c. $145. 96Z-1545. 1 a.W2eUBR·--. w/ T.!!°-5IMlll5 L enta I ~ 3 B ., • w W cpts, blk to heh. $225. mo, wintu. (-ALSO AVAIL. FURN.) ..... __, 8;;;ED;;;;;;;;:;;u-:::::::'"'=,.-,=-
-w/drps. Complete bltns & Attrac turn Studios" $us. 1 675-3827. DLX 'l · BR. pr., quiet area From n.e .. S275/mo ROOM, do,~ PrW.
e .BASEMENT in Calil! + dishwasher. $195. -= Brs $125. Adu!.,, no pets. o • 2 WEEKS FREEi • for odulll only. No pell. Sha( cpU clrja unao,· entrance. Emflo>'od -·
3 'Br, fncd yn:I, kids/pets. office, 54~2132 home Mr. 2135 Elden, Mgr. Apt. 6. ~Ritt~ 1:!1 1 BR. Dep/dean only • to move in $135. 150 ~· ·211t. 6f6.$Jl.6. pool, ;acUni, tr: 1ar. $80 mo. Npt. RI b t I . !i R t I e '4S..3900 Queen. 698-8147 or f ice , WELL turn 2 Br in triplex. ~4; after 5:30 ~~1:f 40$110 : 1 B~ Deluxe 2 Br., 2 ~· Quiet Adult Jlv\n"' ~-;;;;;;-;=::-.;:-;:;:::c:-;-=-,M
"?"" en " s 8'f9...MSO home Mr. Sheehan. Adults, no pets. U65. 768 Can Furn. _ Very low extra 1175/mo. * 538-3>52 MERRIMAC WOODS FURN room in Cocta M~ JI
3fu>RM house, 2 car ~arage. 3 Br, 2 Ba, cpts, drpg, Scott PL CM. 646-2323. Apt, Unfum. 3'S child/cat. 642-218l, 673-0001 2 BR. Clean. 2 kid& OK. Ho D~ 2 A l BR, 2 Ba, 425 Merrimac W~, CM nice A quiet home. F0t ; '
i:.&e fenced yard. 1 ,, Ba. bit-ins, dswhr, 2 pools, LOVELY 2 Bft. turn. apt., General 2 BDRM carpeted. No pets. peta. $135. ?70 Shalim.lr. encl l&r $150 up. Rental workina man. &a-479C. t • !'UU~ crptd w/drps in nice clbhouse, $2.'15. 546-3710. shag crpts, pool, close to 1st &: Jut. Oeaning dep. 531-4741. . . Ofc, 3095 Mace Ave. HACllNDA G-.t ftelne 415 IO?c~n of H.B. Approx: 2 Huntln11ton Beach stores. Adults. no pets. 1160 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath• $150. mo. Util incl. 135 Ee-Bluff' 5t&-103t HARBOR _._, IJlfles from beach. $250. mo. • per mo. 1941 Pomona, Costa carpets, drapes, built·ins. •• I;;:,-..,....,-,.-....,.---'41 AVOCADO ~E'I' "11..V•" S Guest Hom e . ~~s C213) 593-fi687 or (213) 1% Ba, all appl's pool, Mesa. Downstairs apt., with pa~. ~~72. PL After 6 pm NEWpc)R't IEACH Newport leKh Infants OK, up to 3 )Tl ot ace Private or 1em1.pr:1vatt
fi93!2971 ask for Jack. Alter ctbh9e 3 Br 1195 2 Br . 962-5713 after 6 pm. No peta avail~ Tender Iovinc can!. 1 5'111'.<213> 433-6426 Sl70 .. wiuti!' add' 125 '. She rp Beeutlfvl 2 Br Balboe lolend 2 BR apt, bl.,., crpll, clrja, VIiia Gr..,llda Aplo. PARK Nl!WPOllT De111>e 1 "2 BR. Pool Xlnt lood A beaut. ,,...
*WE h ve 1 ........ selection S48-l405 536-5384. PooJ. Adults. No pets. Cl teen in adult Mobile H~ Park, Four bedroom& with balcon-APARTMINTS Garap. DilhWlbr. Paid utll. roundinp. 557..(187 • .; a 8 ...... .,.. • -OK). $160. (Also, 2 bruntum Id red Jes abov. A below. GtacloUI B&cbelor 1 or 2 Bedi'oome FROM $150, 6f&.120C <>!. • ond •bebedroom dho~s Townhouoe Unfuno. 335 11'5 E·sldel 642-9520 $400 Yearly. 337 E. Baymmt eaJ for ..ti peroona. "° living " quiet ounoundlnc and Tmhotlsea Spa poor; *' l'lllVATE ROOM
that QB.n move in o ONE n-.. -• 2 BR., 2 ba., dbl. gar. children or pets 11SO. mo tor family with chlldren. tennis. From '""'To. • :..__ • 1 ~-~====--· 1 For elderly penon. Bricht .. aimOst immediately on our .oew-in. Adults, no pets. Wiz:iton Real Estate 675--3331 C:all 64&-8464. N Coro de) Mar u 1...:. ..... ,_.vw * ·2 BEDROOM * cheeey prden IW'l'Ot.lndlnp. ~ent-Optlon plan. Ntwport Beach Pool & Utilities included. LGE 2 BR, 2 BA, Baytront. MODERN1Bdfm.ap1.,C:,11, ~~.FJ::...ce,wet.:;6A =F:=~:.-=.:t~ 1% 8a Townboaae concept Nutrttloua JnNh. S!f1153. t
SHERWOOD REALTY, · 1145-1!50. S48-'f689, Frplc. beam cell. Bl .... drpe. dsbwobr. bit-Ina, btillt-tn kitchen appll.,__ Roads tn4J 144-1900 Beam "°~ extra Irr Vecatlon Rontolo G5 •
i · 540-8555 * ADULTS PREFERRED* 1 OR 2 Br, lg ""'· pool. ~ ;l3'fll/mo. Yearly. -· Pfaie. l c:bJld olt. All u\u 835 ~d-" n'V!.~'!_ "644-Co.21191 • NOW OPEN. • bedrmt, encl Ptlo . ...,... ~· ~~--....;.-...;;;
!SRentorLeue.<BR, 2 3B!l:2%ba .. 2carport.$275. •boP•. util pd. Adulls.1!84 Belboe Penlnaulo pd. JlSO/mo. 307 A--®. ~ .....,~.. tlon rm, aauna balba, etc. MODERN -l bckm .BA.. Clean It vacant. CrpU nf!~~TOPoolR · 540 "96& Monrovia, CM. 5:'8--0336· . I!: _ . . .. . , ... . Apt 9, CM. 645--0984. Muqins Apnt BR.AND NEW 1 A 2 Br From Adults. Our &lnday after. home nr l>tath Valley. tt
''.c1rp11. Near heac h. ~ ~ · •1139 DELUXE 1 Br.. pool, I !!It. 2 Ba., 2 deck>, d..,,hr, e R&AL Val ue! ,Cp'3, drpe, H...tl.-llNdi $14.!. Prlv. patio, bH!lard noon B-B.Q's 6 ,.,_ Art hr. tree mkoera1 l>olba.
0nr/Agt., 833-1103, reslden-DuplexH Fum. 345 -cpls, <!rps, hltns, 145 E. 18Ut stove. n!lrlg.,-epll, 4'1>to, d•bwhr, pool. 2 BR. $130. * FRESH AIR :.e~:,"1~1 J:."'!: 1HA°R"~R°iENS ~~; ~"'::.i~::.. ~ a;,..839-n45. · . St., Apt. 10. 64~. prlv. pr. ~ blk Ocean A Mature adults. No pell. petlfll, 1ulb l&nd1eapiq, ~5025 .,......,
UXE 4 BR, 1% Ba. Con-Costa MtN 1 BR w/cpts,'drps, $125 mo., ::.:/mo. Lie:. No pets. Quiet. 2295 Pacific Ave. Walk 3•bUca to Beach! Adulta. Nr. airport juat W, $100. MOVE IN Allowance =r-S:S. $85. per wt. Ul.3) ,
Walled in community, 1 BEDROOM, 131 Eut 21.st incl, util. Adults, no peia. ' 548-6878 « 64~. 'Lee ! :JR Apt, newly decor. ofPaJiaadea, ~Birch St., Shady Elma-lAwn-Pool
bhse, .lt()(Ms &: park. Nr. St, Hoose A. 532 center St., 646-7926. YEARLY 2 BR. cpta, drps, BEsr Area. J..ctt, 2 Br., Dbl attached pr, ftplc, 1'4 Newport Beach. 557-4246, Oilldn:n'a Section lltntaf1 f9 hN • '
ichools & shop'g. Dep. A phone 644..(IOOO LARGE 1 br furn apt $125 prbqe dlspl, 1araa:e. 1 blk blbui, refri1., 'cpta, drps, Ba; bltna, except rmic· fiit# IRAND NEW ltJll rum.&: Unturn I a: 2 Br. WI1L share my 1 ... t.paa ~t' .. $225. 645-4513. Duplexes Unfvrn. 350 mo. util pd. AdUlts oniy, no ocean Ol" bay. 63' W. Balboa patio. No pets. l>rNchooler $225. No anaI-. bO-.peta. ~Santa Ana Ave (Acron From 1135/mo. Up Beach home ~ 'ffm'ldnl JiJlR,l~BATown1>9e.Encl • pei..642-4422,orM&-1730. Blvd.675-0892. ok. JlSO/mo. 541-2765, .~lnt. lrom S.A. Oountiy Cub) 117 E. 22od SI. e M2-3845 ..-..orlatty.J JIR,J
f8tio,useof2lrgpools.Dbl 8efboe Pen1n1ul• *l BR. furn. $140 mo. Coronecltl ,.,.r , 642--0261. OCEANFRONT view, ~cloula.$1!t,· l "rnu;;p2 BR from HURllr19'*'...... BA, den, kitchen prtY.
. 1 hlk lro h • WILSON sundecl<, bch, nawer cltlux• ·-= Comp. p" ~ut ·'-,,· ~e. m eac • 3 BR, den, 2% Ba., bllnl, Adult!, no pets, Ul Center 3 b bltm: .-.. PrtY'-· ,_,, ol · · ,. "' v1.o _. T-. ~mo. 536-7382 ttlrig., dsbwshr. % hik heh st. c .M. 642-5848 GAllDINS e !au~·· It .... :,:'':t..;.;"i: Heolid Pool'."".i'duu.. Mai> la Quida hsa -7 wltend or alt T.
3 ;BDRM., 2 Ba, fully crptd. A bey, v;ew. 1425 yrly. l3S9 l Bit_ F'lm. Trailer. $75. utlJ a ..Y 2 BR, 1% BA, cptld\'PS. pier 1175 yrly. Ac!ulll, baby •8" 979-12118. WANT f[lrl ID alien w/-
4'lid. dlltMltr, J eor CU· E. BtllbOlt Blvd., Apt. JI paid. l\latu,. adult nnly. No t\,! &nc! patio. $140, 64U8U ok. 53&-2131.' SEAa.in' MANOR Ap~ SPANISH COUNl'ltY ES-luxury apt near So. O>aot
eiooo to ocbla. 1250 · -or (213) 184-1149. ..... 645-08'll. r ~!!°!!. ** BE/i\ITUVL 1.A,2 BR. Bl,4.CH)YOOO APT$, Br. $lit Utlf, '17S fum. T•T!l llvi" " ijoadoua Pluo. $125/mo Ind ttll. ~· New""" IMch * WEU;lurn. 1 Br. Gar. no , Oii TEN AcRD Coillemfooroey Garden Apl.. Brand .,... 1-2-l Bill % blk Cpe, *"' bllhl, prb 4fapl. -. Ten-acOtl pool. -., Call Bev. Ml 4191• '
<;Bil, 3 BA Condo w/bi .... NEWPOltt HEIGHTS children "" pell. Quiet. I It J 'BR. Fttnl, It uarur.. Patloa, l>plC. I»OI· ll»l!SS. lo BEACH! Crito, m,,., b!lns, 1115 '"-•Ila ,. .. Aok ... B8CI. ' ' WILL ob1tre --. '"' ~I mo. 8ll2 Decrlktd DUPLI X $135/mo. 837-11617. ~I prtt. pa-Call54Ml63. trplc. 125 U<h St., HB. aboutourdlacoUJot.~ Unbo!JevsbleUvlnclDrONLY UClw/•~loootly.Pool lI\' .. lf.8. (213) m-6485. Ntw 1aJ111 S BR, 2 BA, w/w \ BR. !urn $120/lnO. Gu A Poo1a Tetutia Contnt1 -._ I BR dut>Jex, Sha( cpll. 147·3967. or ....._. l Bdrm~~ $!50, I !Zpri°"v"'IJ:. ,,-,.._~'-----
• BR, 2 BA, qota, drpo; " drpo, Dec Iol~lno, dlob--pd. Adultl, no pets. No , 900 Sot Lona, OIM 6"-3llll drp1, bltns. pr. Adulll. e M~V IN TODAY! e NEW -..rrn1, tum « un-2 Bdnn unlurn. $175. ~~~-!"!.~ .. •-•"' • . Quiet cuklHac -....... -. llOO/ -.. 56Slel,_.646.7058. (MacArthur nr Coital Rwyl 114~ :1231 Oranp ..... Rld1 ... II .......... 2 BR. fum, Wt ... , $300. 3 ~II, 2 Fum. $210 -~ w --
a t. $225/mo. 675-!230. Mo. "C" Thomu. 1 BDRM rum duplex. 1125. NEW 549-2771. fl39. utru. Pool, 1ar. BA. Lrc lrph;, P&IJo 6 ALL UTILl'l'lES INCLUDED Coal& Mea; •al ,Ill lllll •. I
4;1JR. 2 Ba. hltns, epll, drp1, Real!Dr · !543-S6n Fenced .,... qu;et atreet. SM-I Br. dt>Plex. patio, patlo, IUmlture ovalJ. 17362 1"'-· IJ4&l>I35, 1138-995%. ADULTS NO PEI'S GIRL NEEDS ROO!tlA.TS
;,;, all odtl1. $'40. mo. Cul· BEACH TOWNHOUSE 01dor ptt!. Pel. 642-1227. 2 BR., 2 batJa; uPNb'I. Car-beams, lrpl, no peU. l adlt. A· Kee la on Ln, H.B. l or 4 BR. Frplc. P•tto. f Y!Srr OUR MODELS OF SAME .
..... -· JBR + Dmlom.... Frpl, pa. 0.... Point -.t draped. &rod. CU· Yrly. $15Ci. utll pd. 642-. 96&-'ISIO, ~ Bltno.,Dahwhr. New cpll " ~PARKSIDE UI. ** 162-2211 **
l{ALK ID blbeacb. Cleon 3,~~· tio, rtle declt. $275. MS-8532 2 n_ •· · 1.~ :."&. <;::·c!::: S:V:! LARapt.G, E,.!,.8_'·• alvlil. BaNoStudpelllo. Jc!R d~ Noporkpe. ll~dl/mo111• de'.!°,· Child OK. 118-'lm (n4) 147-!SHl YhoO~G ~ ~~. r a i :BA, .... rpll, -.-·!I'S aJW1» t!ie ri&llI time" -, oum~-apt arl -~ •-• ·~· · ~ · "• 4 Blkl. So. <Ol San DJ... ,,_ •• -••• ~ car.. $2:!0. •1'!111 -,. ua rialot p1aco Carpeted " drapes montb, ye " 1140. 7lll Joann St .. l*-1584. M-220!, -* 2" 3 BR Studlol, l~ Ba Frwy.' on Beach, l blk w. on w/oame. • -
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Rtlltolt 19 Shore .. Per-Iii Al Pouilll CfrM .. I 511 c..,.. Ser.-Go .....
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--..... , ........... ............. ENERGETIC -to , ........... " FOUND. r • ...i. OollJe, brn. JOHN'S ca.,... u_.,.,. ~·· GAllDDaNG ........................... a. --by .. attractive • wbL Vic: Sant& Ala.,,.. o. ....... --... .,. ~ • I roa 11 "° Wll.ldo{
• fl>.H37 Alt. 5 PM * bllloly -tochnlcilJI. Collar. ~17. poo -Soot~ <5tb landa:Opimc -, ca I I + WALLPAl'I R ·
GIRL to lhlN lee 4 BR 1. J'Nncia~SWdiMI m.ua&ee FOUND, blade • 'Whitt, Retarda.nta). ~ la $41)-SUS. $e:rY1nl Newport, ~When >'O'& caU ••.u.c·
houle .,13 -... aw. 2. NI !body lhlmpoo ,..... cat, vie. La-. all -bnah-.,, a. lb Cdll, eoota M-. Dover 50-l"' ~
room. Pets OK. 6f>1661. S. Saunel 4 lbower C.M. S.S..730t. minute ~ t:tr ,wbl,t.. Sboftl, WutcllJI. 1-P;;A;;lN;;;.;T;;IN'-G;-<;SP;;ECJ;;;;;;;';;ilFf
LADY Teacher want& pt to f. Workt• room !'OUND Dec:=. 15th. Irllh Sel· cupeta. Save )'OUT money GARDEN Maint. ~. Color co-ordlnUkw Ex'--:-,-•.
" 5. ~tary Juice• by uvinl me •tra trips. ro1o11Ul'nr. new lawn prun. 1 1.:. • • share lovely Apt. Reu. A.,. and ~ drinQ. tu. 968-00ll. \Vill clean livirla' m ., dinlna tnr, 1.PJ'inldm. Oda Garden ....... Bonded. lnl.
bey Rl'l'· ~. &xocUll .. Health Spa PET rabbit, ,.;,,, 23rd A rm. • ball 115. Mil rm. s.rv !31-dYI 11 :;, lli-193<,
G•r .... for Rent 435 2192 :'DuPont •1i3 ltvine On.nee, C.?-1. M&42!M.. $7.50. couch $10, chair $5.15 3.,19-.Zaa. ' • 30 DAY SpeclaJ. Inter/
•7141 Ul-2141 yn .. exp II what '°"nt11 not ====-~...,.-painting. Local ,..,._ 30 ~ CA~chGAJIAGE, CJIO y .... behind the LOii . 5" method. I do •wic lllY¥1!· PROFESSIONAL Gardener, .xp. ........ ,. eaq Cb
1 ,,_u •~~-!rea , 1 ·1 ~Rotell r ,nC"t' 10 _1~ Goodrd.$31-4lOL • 1 tree \\Wk. prun1na , 64$0809 .
$20/mo .. '----·· i'AM ht 11 1PM ¥"""" CU\lt erne~-cut , . ~kliefs. clean-up Job!,l;pO'.AJilliNTl;;;nN;;:G:---,G:::ua::....,::oo
FOR rent at,rwle prqe, for ( a.&rp BU'liAmer-.ox~ ~. Sat. eve Cerpenter . land J c~ Pin I. Ctot'ie, \\'Otk at fa ir ,~--,, '•c• • • • .. ,.. Id ' • ' , betil.'fffl,T,I: 12 vicinity Eut I ~ Cit."<: ~ •
atwage, •J..J/mo. Euts e, •ltd Pft'911fl&.1 Oleclai.) end ot Lido Ide 900 hk>ck Comm t Indus Re1W =~~...,.-~-=--1n1', 675-5740.
C.M 646-0168 "' • n----i-· ...:.-' lL'S Llld.scapin.,., Tr et • . o'JISCOVER DISCOVERY Via Lido Nord to IOO b1oclc •"""'".......::1, .... me. flnll.h , few '. .,, ... PAINTING, ~ .....
G•••GE ......_ ..-..... I •· ····'d &-....... removal. Yard remode.11.nll:. ,,. ..... no.a1
IUV\ •on cu or .......... , FD.Id YOURSELF in Someone Vla Lido Soud. LooM ltOne. par e.... ~ • '"""""' ul iuarn. Color s p e o ta l
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$15/mo. ....... Rn'U'd. 675-1136 or Quick: Senrlce. 9$2..1961. Traab ha lPc. lot cleanup. S.12-431Wi, 5'17·14-41 536-<678 536-4919 ~ .. • 'ftePalr·api'lnldfts. m-11'6. • ---"-'---"-"'---.-. • Call now • No oblia:atton 61)....3173, l'UJM t)'pfs, 0( carptntry by i
GARAGE For Rent. Oo9ed. (714.) W-al5 (tl3) 381-l393 DOG lost in Vic. of On.nae loctl. Jll&!I. E..'XP. Ha\\'l.llan Gardener.
For Storaae $12/mo Call ON ' 536-ltMS Complete 1ardentni:: .er .... • · • · NATI • AU.Y' · St It 8:b; CM. Thur. AM. Kamalanl, -~ .f96..5059. RECOGNIZED 1/13. Xtra akk 1cqbatred MINOJl home, repain: .. J>lum-
i • "j · _;: .German Shepherd. Bm. Ir birw ·carpentry'. painting . •Bob's Lawn Sttvlce • Offfd Reeit•I 440 :ruu.r,LICENSED Blk. n-a-me ''Tenapah", rooflne. Can sao-5560. Comp. La'vn i\falntenance
AllrUOO l3LDG lJek:nowned Hibdu Spiritual-PieaM> i.eip us f In d, Cem.tt, C..Crete Home or ·Comm'! 642-2165 *1 ~-on ~ ~-' . i&I. SplrllUal ftldi"" elven Rewu:cJ. 6'2-2<31. CON~..:...· w~ F * 549·2015 vu...,,, ...... J.IUUI • daily 10 am·lO pm. Advice ~'r.. .......
1 SUlte &:l Ole. 2Dd nr. on all matitn ol. Ufe. 312 N. LOST Malamute Hu 1 k y, Ideu. i'l'ff.·~adViC'e. ~ 21 yt1 exp. -Free est.
OlcorSuiteonlrdFlr. El Caminl:t Rea.I, San Cle. black Ir white, 80 Iba eil. All I ctwSe klr .ls 'a LA\VN J.Jaint. Hauling, new
JONES REALTY SERVICE mente • .f92.9136 or 49'2·9034. Weatmintter le Santa Ana vtty bee.utllufjOb at ·a \'ery la\\'Tl.!I, <:lea~p, prunlne.
(on pttmiaf's) 3355 Via Lido, area. J..uie reward. reuonable price. Call T@d, Free Est. Cal~ :l46-7379.
N.B. * 6'1'5-3m. LONELY bachekir, 5'7", 35, &M-m2 °'· ~7118. <!~: ""73. G rd . '.en: not bad looklnl, .' recenlly ·" . . . ~ Exper Japan,se a ener
DaK •pace ·~ ""f"; split with wUe', o\.tb home. 1t.psr, m~~· lrtsh Setter Ir: LARGE or small, cement Complete yd service. Neat :°is WW =-fumitufei 1.ookitw ,Jot .. ~male eont· tmit.11 · le ma I e , black work, paHo Iopa, additions, . A Rella. Free est. 64.2-fS89.
aY&Ui-:. iil'$illfldi 81 panion,U ;to 4.0.'MS-2004 M1f. ~k .... -poo In Seal ~ach. repaln, roottnr etc. Free Genera l H""°'~.Beacb.'U'LI.'m • or atter.1;30 PM. BUI.. Reward. Phone S9&--3577. plana, permltJ. Free est. ...,..,,.,,.....,,.."'!"'--.,.--
-•-.. -· --.,.... •F •~At~·-· I bl k n.u Im ·-.. ~ STOP Bed "'ettinr . NEWPORTFlnanci1111I TAHm BOUND! Youns • em&ie • ._.,,, ac -.... anyt e, ;J;J;1-"°· (ENURESIS) tree In.
Center, complete aingle df.. woman familiar ""IF r · pa::~ 1 goldN& mo puCppMy. CEMENT WORK, 00 job' too formation call 642-4634 or
ed Polyne* dnlre fem. com-des A ewpon, · · small, reasonable. Free lice, cerpet , Ito rag~, Jan 15 5/i7-4178 811-74.29 I "'lite E.C.S. 752 \V. 18th No. BtCtttarial lttVice, pbortt. panion ~ oost 3 wkl. Lv ' ' • ' Estlm. H. Stutl ck. 543-8615. A, COfll& Mesa .
$440/mo. 6"-f:521, June. Write 9850 Garfield, REW~male boxer, red· WINTER Rates! ~ttete THINGS by l\loose, Lt.
COMPLETE extt~r.
up. Ava" rm. $20.
\\'Ork. Rwfa. M y, 847-
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P,nn~ATE o'''-re-No.96,H.B.~ dlgh cokir. Alao fem.ale ftoon:, patios, drlvl!s, _,I 'pl b 1-til
.n.1• UR."C, -..u, black German Sbepha'd. ld al'·-eiec .. um , e........ e, ann-tring service. Ideal tor LADIES ~ flt in a bra to Please call 646-32'77. 1 ew M . iDon, 642-15.14. In.Uni. carpentry, palnl etc. r.
appra i 1er,accou.nt, firm, buHd Ir: auppon. NO PATIOS. walks, drive, install 545-082G. The draftsman. Call Home. Ap-ab'ap strain + .ruam. (I LOS'TloRed Lab. Relrie\'er new lawn.I', , law, break,
praisal Service. 646-9.lSS. yr,) 144 as. Lee 6T~. Miu n Viejo atta. Answers remove. 5'8-1668 for"'· H1uling
DELUXE 650 sq. ft. oUice ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. to Tim. Reward. 8.37...J911. -CEMi NT-woR·K-W-ANT--E--D ... ,-,-... -.,-.-tr-.-e-.
suite • Corona del Mar. Phc>rw Sf2..721T or write LOST: lrish Setter 4. mos. Free Eat. 6t5-08'l6 yar41 le prqea ~ movina:
Near pOlt oftiee -•Snack P.O. Box "23, Costa Mtsa. , at;:e~ :_%_ Cqlfa 1.f~. 8'· . • haul~S'l.50 .-1>6 hr. +
Shop.-Priv. pe.rk., aif.f cohd. PROBLDI Prepincy • Con-REWARO., IQ;-}613. 1 ' ContrKfer ..., ' odd )obs.~ --
Realonom.ics, Bkr. ms-6700 fldenti&J, sympathetic lftl· GOLDEN Retrleve:r, approx. ROOM Addltt0111, Eatimate11,y -'-A-'R"'o'-1-'1-'.,-.. -,"""~ci..~n-u-ps .
. DESK lp&ee a~le $50. nancy counsellng,~Abortion 2 yrs. old :rou~ vie. 11.feaa plans A layout, 1ingle or 2 Remove 1ree1'. dirt, ivy.
mo. Wm JriYkle tinliure . 4 , .f.dbption l&Mrral, Al} ·Verde. 9q-00631 • storyi, ·L.T. Con1truction, Skl p·Joade,f, backhoe.
at $5 mo. Answmnc' MrVice CARE. M?-44. • LOST in vie. 19th I: Orange, 847-lSU. 847-~.
avallable. 222 !'ONlt Aw, Soclel Clubs W C.M. white male rabbit. ADD:A·ROOM ~r 2nd story l:TRA=~SH"'"'"'~-c=-.,-.,-e-,cl"'.,-.,-u-p.
L&&una -ch. '91 ~ltl6 FO""' • DATE' Very !riendly .. 6':i.61'1•. Remo<!•l kltcloen or bath day>. rre. '"· Anytime.
COAST' lflGHWAY -825 '1q,' • ','ii 'SEALPOlNT 6iale Sia.meM!, CENTER'LlNE Con1t. Co. 54A-ri031'. : > • •
ft. Lots of par k In r . Select your companion 1rom cat vie Irvine Terrace on Free F..timates 83J..883.1.
$300/ltfO. "C" Tb om a 1 100'1 of photo relemlls that Seadrift Dr. 673-64.85. J\IY \Vay, quality home
Realtor 548-5627. ~ mail to you. NO CON· remod. Walla, c e Il l n g . -TRACI'S, BLK le wbt male cat. Vk. of
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Reuonable rates lot &If
type• of Moulin&. 4~3271.
PRIVATE oU. suitable for 24 hr: recorded meuace 19th 1r: Pomona. 11 seen fioon, etc. No job too •mall.
small fnl., tax or ' R.E. TI4/135-2'Z»,· 2U/Ol-l122 I PLEASE CA1L ~-5'7""1038, 24 hr ans. serV. Hou1eclNning
operation .. 66-0179-..... 1 l · Black,. Staridard lhall)' AddiUona * Remodel!~
3fD Sq. n : NEW dfdte W/ I ![SJ-poodle, vlclnil;y 'Gerwlclc 4 Son, Llc.
OCEAN VIEW! in IOinr 1· t.elt aDcl ,_., Cmom. dr:l Mar &W-ltl5 673-«Ml * 549-2170
Huntington :ee.cb. 536-257',. . DtNAUZER PUPPY, 4 Electrlc•I
e OmCES e mo.11 old male, vie. 1'1arineEL --E~C-l_Rl_C_A_L--ft-•. -d-tl-al -:«Jo &: 60Ci 1q, ft. Col!la'Mesa. Founll (free His) 551 Aw.' Bal"I1. 175-6374~ • n.oc:ll en • l\1esa Oeanina Servic e
\VJNDOWS, Carpet•,
H!i!/clean. We gi\-e Blue
Chip StamJ>8. R&S Mrri.n-
tenance, 548-9456, 642-~1913
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CalJ •2130 comm'!, Industrial. Alao, re· Carpeta, \ViDdow1, floor etc .
14'x16' Ofc or store, mod . ALL Brown Lab. type model.Ing, rrpalra a: irwtal. Ri!iid. It Commc'I, 548·~111 bide·~ Newport Bvd, N.B. lernalC!. approx. 7 'monttit. I -:... ~ J(C\ ~t1klna;!I& or, 'F~~lc'd DEDICATED CLEAl'·hNG ~n.$8S'mo.~SXIO. • Ven lovable .. Saftta Ana ~ .......... ~ ~reees. a ... tR.oei, •WeDoEwt)'thlnt.•
ORANGE
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· Htlch!• vicinity. Call ji;;iir;;;' ilc.I____ 24 hr. Call 67HO'l2
3J45 -pert 81,V<I-HI 545-36'I. . " • .. ._1111,. lleclrMlct -1jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilij A.,_/Clly""1J. 675-1601 , •r• 8w R 445 FND. tarp male Slameae. , PRINTED circuit boardl Income T•x
IMll ent•I . Dk' brown. Virj tnendly. '?'1J~ child care dest.rn A fabricatiotU, ahori I ·CLA---R-K-.-&-T-0-..,.--:r;;
FOR Rent: Deluxe ottiou, 1115172 vie. Montevista I: in my home. Aps .2-5. $12.50 run apeeiallats 1 or 100, Ser"Vlce. 24 YEARS exp. in
Inctu.trfat ara., New bid& Fairway Dr.; C.M: &f2...8620~ wkly. 7:30 am ""' 6 pm Kttn& En~ 98J..1759 atta. Penonal ll"'rvlce in
nr: San Dleeo Frwy ' .t FND: Brown &: wht doc. blk "·et!kdayi only. Fenced yd .. 'IN I 1
your home. Call Jbr appt.
Crown Valley park"' a Y ; Male ' hot meala, iood home I: -.,,,,,,,.'•;...•_,".,...----on ea'll. , approx mo. 1 Uy · 1 ·.:: s.&-7735, Howard Clark Ir 13l-14.00. old, i-......,1., ,_ am e nv1ronm e n • COMP. moblle 1acll!H~ •-, -...-VK': Joann St., 968-()833.. ..-. .auc John Toner.
SHOWROOM, mrf. , j: ottiot C.M. 645-4!74. .-, . ,bome/lnduatry, lite manu., D'GN~ :,-:-=,.--=--.,----IBABYSITI'ING in !PY home bolt/auto repair, New pro. 1 u u.u pvt. p1teparatlon
space. Close in Lquna loc. BLACK" Framed m • n 1 ltr Qft .inlu( 5 fn. Haw ·duet developm.'t 557.1519 ol your return. l lGCU·Tax,
$100. To $390 Mo. ~ prndiption au.nclant•, vie a 3 yr old dalllhter as 314 N. Newpt. N.J&. 645--0779.
lndultrl•I Rent~I __...450 Warner A Newland, H.B. playmate. I...arae fenced fumltvre
S'7..!()91. yard. EL TOTO, MISSION ,,.....,,_-...... ----l lNning
CLASS rine -Woodland Hi;b VIEJO Al\.EA. 831)...4370. Fumiture Reftniahinc • --...,,"""='···---School, v1c Edinaler A Gra· Repair. Antique A Modem. IRONIN~S
ham. Call to identify. EXPERIENCED child cart'· Expert Cra f tsman DON,E IN M~ HOME
4,000 Slj). Fl'.'
Sprinkled • Good l<>cation.
$450. per month.
Roy McCardla Reallor
1810 Newport Blvd., CM.
846-&l.'16. • •'ffkda)'I in· my home with Pft-woven Ir hand eanlJw, • H).22111 e
fenced yard. Infant .. 5 ,to. """ ...... 530-ll!O. nME FO=~.--I G~c g:~,. ":.:: ::.;.led~~ ~ ::~ ,"(.8:, SPECIAL! Avr. cbalr or QUICK CASH
2-3 mo. old •• Vic. K-mart: ~i-~ • • , rocker •tripped $5. Gluinc,
. -~·· 11rau .. ,~bed "5-0866 THIOl 14H • 541-mt
M·l 1350 1q ft 2/aff:itt &:
bath $150....mo.~ BIO 1q· 1t
w/Ottice, 2 Baths, Ire rear
door $325 .mo, 1240 lq:an
St. CM~ Dys:1 646-0033, ews . 646-0681. j
(Mldwsy Coly), -). VACATION Mother will can> • • ,,_ "'
>.'OUND Sa,t, P.ara1'11t. Vlc. , !or )<Ur chll4ren and home Tho b,llell dn.w hi the DAU. Y' PILOT
Fountain Vdley Iii ' Sehl. while you \'&cation. Own Wett. • •• Dt.ily p 11 0 t w •tn ·D
Call to ;donllly. 3'7-Mll · car, mature. ·Ex, Reta. Clalallled Ad. -· .. ..
SOUO lftY 'cat, pediaree? 645-0574. ' - ' • -----. --
Vic. Brookhunt le Adams, ON PENINSULA: Depen, *
RENT l\f-l l125 "1·1 n. H .B. Call 968--7259. Mother bu ui. houle on * * * '* * $135/mo. 1355 ~Lop.n, Shop ADULT male SI am e s e bch. Salt' play area. °"¥' or
No. to, C.!4. * 6't'Nl:l&. w/collar, Vic. Via Lido ews. :Real. ~2163. 1
Raftt ... ~-460 Nord, N.8. 675--11.!6. UC'D Day Care, 7 111>5:30
REQUIRE ,_' b 3 .. _ KODAK Tourist camera vie. pm. Hot tneaia;' Xlht~c~.,
,..,., r, .,. +, AU&nta.,;H.B. Call to 1den-Harbor/B aker ana.
for Mardi.June 15. Call Web-er ~1674, 646-6300, 54S-Z29. t.uy, 536-1697 art 4. pm. . =5*-="'1539=. =,,,..=-,...--::
E:tcbange pollfble tor cite: FOUND Sat. Pan.keel. Vk-. BABYSITIING 24 bra. all
Maui condo apt. a t Fountain Valk'y Hi ~hi. qa, Bi& I: fenced back
!Wlapali,..... ...... Call to Identify. 3'7-MSJ. yard. IU-1002.
WANT • 2 car lara&e for GOLDEN Retriever, Vic. From "Cbrfatm N ktle "
ttmqe N, Hunttncton Bcb. 17th St I: Superior, C.M. Ap-,__,,. u:~ « 1
area pi-e1. 842-2.\13. prox. 2 ,yn. old f7t&tl9~ ::~;;h to ~ tnC.:
Trader's Paraidise
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doll;ars Thie f:f'telt araw m·tbe W•t FEMALE Genpm{ Shepherd, DAILY PILOT clualfied ad ••• a Dally Pilot O autfietl adult. vie~ ~em Hifh. _ call 6fM671 .._ _________ .,,._, _____ .J
Ad, eu.M7I C..U JackiO 56 7998. -t=~-,;;;.;;;;:;;;;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:;::..:..:;:=;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;:::::;:::::;..:_;;:::;:::;:::;:::;;;::;;;!;:::::;= WANT Apple Valley Alu. '89 Dr )OGE Coronet, auto,
bide lot for ftlulty in· near P IS. .'P/8, Landau top, .rer.
nft' executive home. W /w eo tape. Trade tor late mo.
cpta, drpt, raraie dr open. del1 r nmper tulb' equipped,
er. 'Owner/Bkr 557...f.t67, 1f15.5251 or 839-070J
*** 5 BR, 3 BA, 2 Stot)', o;;;~r want• $8,000 lffa)n·
8JO aq, It .. Tra~ equity for ed 1~ldentlal 10% 'l'D'1 For
tmall home of any kind or ~ .• In CM studio triplex.
Income property. Al lllme 137,000 711" QI.
5-1).1713 f!tne. only .... 15M.
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Duplex or acl. In Colta a·~ dewlooment l.A,IUlll.
:0-j~l-----f!ll.tO'-''~:""'L!!~l~nl:!·"'toLJ-1''.l':lJ"'¥'e'-11135M.>al. t.-~-lut yr, Low equity, tllneu 'i'il. Trade Of'lf or both tor
ll\ laJl>lly, 1i4CMlm 'm· homo ot TD'L -
M lat fa Brlmoht Hei&hta '* -: . \* * • Wll ,,_Jot Ne-HAVE t'-vlow lotl
&tft 1ncDme -Ast -Mrs. overlooktnr ' PtJ1c In •
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ooa&n \'lirw, Tnde on tn-
BEAt1T • ·-lake "'"' I Jot. Oak covered rollirc
hlll1, bordtto Sequoia. 1'rd
1'1500 eq for late modti c.r
or T 13M575: GU-mt.
Have 4 BR \'ltw rnidenct
Oolm OW., CdM. Want
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NEWPORT BEACR
3333 ~~Blvd.
llUNTINGTON BEA 17875 -·h Blvd. 540-1220
LAGUNA BEACll .222 Fote1t 4vt. --SAN CIZllEllTfl
305 ll. El eamrn. 492-4•20
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DAILY PlLO'I'
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CANCXLLATIONS:
Wh<D killing an ..S
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C.4.NCl:l.LATION
CORRJ;CI'ION or
AD BEFORE RUNHl!I Every t'ffort J1 ma6t
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tucb prottlS!oMl make--up. J:l.8. Studt.nt or yourc ~· W'bldn A motlilt bc:w:ne time, dtU& clt.rk, • :1 P DEN GROUP s::~~~"'Z }"/Ti. PIT, .... IT'&lnq. ~oman ...,,.11 olc. ~7«1< LI-out $251-' Cl'ISfllNG ::::-:i.~ ~~ 043-115.l, Mr.
f0-1403. Vlvan Woodward O:cneticl, ..w. For IAd,y In Hunt Rt-"t'il Dedlic&l, ndio, « elfo.·l 'w"A"NTl;I>~=~-~.-~.,--~.
l:.00;;';--:..,:: .. =1,y'"t""==--:,-:,-;,::n:-t.I UU449. COOK, EXPER:--Liv•ln $350 -start.,._,.., 1n •,.... ..rue ...,... pnfd. Mall ~ d•ntar
Jtoc:rN patnwd SlO Mo Allio -::;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;: PJtJ~. over 25, Apply ln For couplt 1n Laguna w/ tesk:INI cuerr: IUJMH 6: .ala:ey expected Ult, WI front detk ~·
triof Call ~M • Soo.l pet1tOf1. ~rf A Sitloln. 5930 3 mo. old child. 'Jhl:Vf•I. • to Mattc.'O P. 0 . Box 1131 t~ l ctr! ottlce. Miallcm IPflO·~""=p'°",-·-,,..,in-tlJ"°"'-.,-·ln"'10r-,~o-ci...-.· 1 ~ ~~{f~Y S525 w. Coett Hwy. NB. Motherless Hm $350 mo Top eunilD f~ benffita Newport Beach. C.111. 9'6fi0, Viejo are& '30-80lO. lf~ •'Orie. Llc/Jni, Stc'y Jt.nonnel SG06 C.'OOK, exper. Apply Baptist Father needs help with and .. Pl~o:a4e'.IY. SALESLADY, ~ YAO:l'l'ING -.letman. Must
Str"y Mal'l Ccntrol $575 Cotw. Jbp, 1561 Centtt St, ZC young chi. Udren. ONLY 1or tirw ~ have •uettt1ful 1 ale1 TRADERS
St&-11'59. ~l....,. Sec'y R.E. Lie. S550 CM. 5t8-568S. . ompan on $300 mo ~ 30 >'Nft Qt ddtt. Boch ladiK' dftM 1b0p background & llOme FURNITURE ~:·!~~ :.':".:.-Ml Exec. St<:'y = COUNTER ctrl 11-2. Mon rfv:~;n Santi $icio mo Fbr u ~ G+--19i9. . =~~':'A"-c::: 202 N. Bl'Ndw•y, S.A.
1, ~;'A~ $500 lhru Fri. Apply 2-4 pm. f"or counl1• In CdM ""'211 SEX'.:RETARYS Ji6SO. Qoaft dealer • .Full ...W:.. 135-ll05 Qpe11 1 Da)'I =~ ~~ ~j Sec'y Med. Ins. S.S..SO daily, 899 \V .• 19th St., CM. Pree. Nurse , $460 mo MO'l'HDl'S Jlr:lptt-MJ._ Ml * FEE PAID * 4 marlna. ya c b ti n1 8£AVI'lFUL l.&ne IMlf1et A
BUI. '42--0'll& Trne. Actl'& Ck>rl< $400 DENTAL Aasiltant, ~·d For gentleman in Tustin Mar aru. 7 tot .-mlltp 4 * <'l..!!-°ga1F~~obs kW.I for Asmclatn Ccrp, • Offil. .~ wtibut; euatom FOR~ a. neat palntlna:, AIP Clerk $455 chain~. D 'J'l')ro, l.agwlll wllile stroke. 5 d•y wk, 10 6 11ttemoon1, is. ~r ~. ... .... ., w au· s YOUNG wome 'JWt I: Wed • .._ modern ~t:lan !),...
'.J--'-_.,.. _ _.__.._nu. NEWPOR T Hills am.. s..ta.r:v oprn. Call Mn. Keme-5"'-81SS. Utt. V.P. o ..... _ ftfeAcle..-.. Mt. babrd, 2 me lt&ndl, ., .... ,_.-""" -·~--• • ...,, "'°" AJ F J ._ * Bi-Lingua): ttt'y W/8~. .,.., ' ,_. )fr. I: Mn. ,_,.u.., W/fuU • Ptrtonnel Agency O<Jlr"..WU• so tt o.,,. * 6Q....e1 * ~-u..,-
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*AUCTION*
FRIDAY 7:30 P .M .
JANUARY 2ht
Color 1'V'•, Stt>NOI. PoWW'
Kraft 10" rtdlal arm aw.
DIVUI. lllcfH·bed~ Dolb,
Cbafn. Sewln( machine,
Maple-lets.~
ButtelJ. Bunk bed1, Recllrl-
l'l"I, Mattresses. Refrff.,
\\'uheni. New carpet A
MUC!l MORE!
WINDY'S AUCTIOH
COME BROWSE AROUND
2m~ Newport Blvd. ;
Behind Tony'1 Bid&' Mat'la
c.o.ta Mna * 646-8616
OPEN DAILY 9 to 4 '
rates, ,Dick, -...OSS ews. B ~~~ 1\-fO'rnER"S ~. chiJdttc 3 Akil.la:, $550, fee reimb. Jerwtb JX1ftor; mile itemt.
ENGLl!iJ ....... lla'W<r. W Dover Dr., N. • Dosk Cluk $390 HEALTH• &o 5, liYNn. Eo&lish _.. • ....,., ..,..., M&-7806. STEREO, unchfme4
PabUr. \30 )'l'L n:ptt. CalJ '42·3170 Sl'aullful hotf.I, NCR 4:D>, FAMll.Y CARE AGENCY q . Pri"9te room. t..Ut Ii ~AGENCY, 149 !Uvef.. I .. , . 1111!..) CRUSHED v.lvet ro11<h & ~~ = ~
Ed.,,._'Jt&l. -==-,,~· ~':!~.U~~.1 ~j 13l5No.Broadway TV.$200rao..-..T.58 ~eAve.,N.B.645-!700 '•"Y loveseaLZil',Zaasewlilg rang~ alr .:.pe:~lon
l..::Ai:""1NG=:::,,,-c/7""p"°AP""ER;;;;!NG=, ATTR. WAITR-ESS Zena, cn4) 956-l.OOO, Cal· Santa Ana. Ml'6682 MT/ST operUDr' ea:p'd or SEC'Y $6U znacb in cUinet. ccpper •peak t n w/crou.owr
• yn ln Barbot aftll. lJc le E'Xper., not under 21. Must be Fair ElnplO)"mf'nt Agtncy. Hausekffl>er Ba by• i t 1 e r 'Will train. Acnn.te rip kt SH 8'1, typq 60. re trig. C&rpenW,r ~tool• , system. A M /F M / Mp X
1lOadtd. fttl'I turn. &t2"-2.15S. pttlOOabil'. NO PHONE 905 No. Euctld, Suite "-Aii•· wanted 2 small babies, typist. Pfrnt job w I t h l.ooal A....t-.--IOO tishlfw poles baby tum & ,.~. • tape ~ ... _ Slill
Plaster. Patch, Repair CAU.S. •PPl.r in pel'llOO. heim. ·~ daily, 8:30 to 4:30 Mature ·multiline imutft'. ~ Br. Call1Lornine SCl~,,..,....AM•LETS mA.lscC.· !!62. Miuk>n Dr. Apt b';;;, :ew. Sold~-slos.95.
Surf 6. Sirloin,~ W. Cout DONUT Sb>p work, female, woman. own traM. Reis. ~..'., .... XJat ~-~ p ~. ..,l balance due $110. Cash OI' 1-*-P""A""TCH='""'PLA"'"">::::;~rERINC Hwy., N.B. night shift, 25-4S, no exp. Fountain Valley, 847-6547 ~ Alahebn --...--.. WCI.,...~ ~ ....... , LIVING , rm Ii d.ming rm small pymnt.s. ~t DepL,
All ~ ~mateii Da.Y~IE~~~k!is ~· c~· Donut, 1~ E. 171h H~ ~ ~~KEEPERl&byst~ ~=t:,::~~ Co. :IK.1 w~ Dr., NB ANSWERS ~~er~ ~~/~i: c'"~~:U,.~'m.-0501.=R~o-""co=MPON==ENT=''
e T. GU)I Rmfirw, Deal Some lleady jobs. Earn DRAPERY hefp needed ex ttt coo.Id you take good NEED mingle gu.itu ~ SF.OlETARY TRAINEE: ~ N•-.. 'J'ii-.. chair, eOO tbls, 1 amp, SYSI'EM .. 100 .,, at t 1,
Direct. • c1o _..,.own work. to $80 per week. No tee. ' -<:IU't' of my 2 f.'ltildren &: do tahlle'r bl 'fe draw the Corp. ot6ce desires outgolnc, ..... ,..oe -'"'V -.... , -t-<:art, coUee tbl A-misc. A.i\'l/tM ''""° -~v.r. 1 • ·~ APPLY HOMEMAKERS per. Blind stitch opn & """ .....,___,, ·• G t _._ o...._. -BU\"ING i~""' ._ -M8 If#. · some cleani-or ironing ln-aet. Alley e9t ne:ltanr-m,. ...... y g..._ rea ""a.nee ..... -~ 644-1300. track -~• •-·•· -··-·-N B d tabler for shears. Pd .,. ID .... _ .._ .. Smut rdlber: A bandit ~ •"' --~ •O. roa way loo?' 1 day a .. 11; + eves. ant 675-lnC H 'R. -..;¥a.DO!' •u fXec\.luW • ,A_ horn f 1 • PIMulWftt Santa Ana 5f1..fi681 holida.)'11, vac.: plenty of ,... lf'(fttary, Start $400. held up an kwurance rom· DBLE bednn aet, Span suspena..... re •ll:
work immed. s. A. 5.5&-3llt 6T;,-4(Xil. NEED to Jlay some Call Helen llayt"I S4()n6()$ pany. ctfficl!. He escaped bedsprd & drpl set. Ext. speakerr. Prof. Gamrd tum
LEW TAKAS I: Sors. Plum. BABYSJ'M'ER-Mature for 111 DRIVERS lloUSt'keeper, complete home Christmas hills! Show Coastal Ace~ withOUt llUYJNG llJlY._ rnd din game table &:-2 table. So.Id fot S3M. Pay ott ~ine. RepW'. r ~ p I p e ' mo~ 'j;'· 4/S ~ ~.s P/llmf', 1-3 arternoona: a wk. maintenance & rooking. $285 ~ ~:~· 2790 Harbor BJ.. at Mems 13th ANTIQUE chrs. O:>ckta.il: tables, set of bal.,nce nta ~ o.e ~·95. • ._.......u.L 1' Const pm am. . • , o 25 N tri ndly & month. Room & bath. 5 day . age . . SECRE-TARY-SHOW & SALE 3. ~ coffee pot. Boy'• PlYD!e o #fl• • ~. "' • 962-79&3. ~ he·al~~~o ~ial Ii~~ week. 64&-3103. NEW m'.>RE OPENING RECEPTIONIST Jan :.ti, 21, 22, 23. S~bilce. 962--0111 N!: ~';.~deck
COLE BING BABYsrrJ ER. my home. req'd for perfonninc • rt HSKPRS Emplyr pays fee. Part.time or F\ll-tirne:. Ap. . Lotw Beach Arena Divorce Sale: U.SA St6e0 . Eciuipment
days, 1 be.b~. schools.. Call 541-3325. George Allen Byland Ace~ ply in penion 'nrurs. Jan. Full llm.e. No SH. Xlnt fyp-Ocean & Long Beach Blvd.
'! bris ~~;umbin& 1u11 1,BARMA1D=~eau~,_~-'--=-%177-.'-::::ro=::o:·v::e, EXECUTIVE ~7n4~°tB E. ]6th S.A. ~·~~ -:~~ ~e~ ::::::. ~~t t! ~!pm ::::-.. ~ ~~. ·rn ~~:.~.7th SL,
~~~ =.:; no cmtutne, hot pants, fu11 Personnel Afency IIDUSEKEEPER for elderly ~· 700 w. Coast Hwy., :n1:.~ 6'2.ffia be-ANTlQUE Bdrm set, twin ~~ ~e 55::9; ~~~ns~!ES~~ ·~ nc-nA•n time: nlgbts le~ timtt. E couple. Take charge meoals, .. n:R·SES d all SECRETARY to join newly beds. Oak dresser, '5 dwr. mahopn;y end tabl~s , from $8.50, tape ttaJl"der PLu~ AL'.-ia. Will train. 6416-;:r.J.)J. xec. Sec'y to $700 shopping, f1t'. car avail., 1•u · ~· otJ', . bmed Harbor area law of-bnu pulls. Cl.It gl.a.u. (2U)
No job too small BE AN AVON To~. of international liv in ot out. 8J0..5()'28. types, all shirts.. Lacouhe ''--. ""-;....,, •. ...._ .... _, 691-5545. m~ table, like new. $9.50, paintings from SS.. * &(2...3128 * div. for trg co. Top ~I& I -':.:..;7-":,...:0"':7-="--=--1 Nunes Re 1 11 try• 351 ..... -..:: •n"-• • ~,...,... Mi8c .. odds A-ends. 549-0421 Bals.lalka fl5, auto hupl, 'iiiiii;Cijf;iliAij~r-REPRESENTATIVE 410 w. eo.~ Hwy., NB Hostes1-Manqel" Hospital Rd., Nlt ltil1'r.atn. -.. bl..bllitty ANT-lQUEs."'OOd butnulg .. · Igo •• -·=""='~·~~---~-druma, lltlltues, etc . ...... .. a ...... .__ "' . all es movar -= Ld me.-.,... you....,,. easy SUite ff &15-2116 Exp'd hostt"Sa &: rn&nag6 6'2.-9955or540-8964 to : preaenta . · • • TWIN beds complete ThriftstmpGalltt)f
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Call Dick. &t2-C722.
. -Alterations -'42-5145
~ aocun.te. ~ yean exp.
ir !!ILAmE'S ,.., *
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IAutt.on.d Mape\'OX'
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it Is to mW money,,. have \vantcd for ~ty rettau-Inte.nriews u M/F SU..OOU. Fully restored. $395. ·Heb. w/!rames in good rond. 140 CabrHlo, CM. Open 10-6
1un in your free hrw. For a EXPERIENCED mflids. A"-~nt. ~eeds. ab'l'lity to super-_ _...•ny, 6 ..-. in 675--0390. Firm flCXJ pm. Oosed Sun. _, •-~,-· 11 ' d -stall Xlnt _._, ~•An .,... mattrl. .,. · set.
,....,._... ini;.,,;-v,.., .. , ca ply Rodeway Motor Inn, v~ ming '""'". · . NURSES Aklew, 3-11 m11ft &: 1 handlilW aH types Ot Ins. PERSIAN rugs· Anti~, big e SH e
540-74M1. 1400 Pali.sade'I Rd OJ61.n hours .. & benefits. Wnfe, 11-1 ahlft, ex~. pref'd. Cno life). E«a.b N.B. firm, selection. Priv. p & rt y. :::817-;'-$72=::-·--:--.--~-. CA
BEAUTY opf!'!"l.ftlr' w 11 h Mesa. ! 0a.ss1fied ad #M294, Daily Parle Lido FI a I sh i P ' $&lmy &: benefits. 543-UM. 544-5868 Tustin. 9' SOFA, beaut. cru11hed
following. Be'ltf'r. yoor In-, EXPER. alu-•-·-masl Ptlot, P.O. Box 1560, Co£ta M)...8044 . I velvet, never used $150. .. .u....... Mesa, Ca. 926'4li. . SECRETARY'S! HOUSE· Appl anc11 I02 Ma.td:iin& 1 ov es eat $100.
come by r_enting spece. U9t'mbler. Muat have own I AM LOOKlNG FOR A NV~ Alde, exper. AM WIVES! PJ).$500 •mo. pt/ 5J8..Gll.
Bui)', a.ttnctiw ea,,,.._ de! hMd tool•. Apply TlO w. shift Btipti.9t Conv Hosp ===-=--,.,..---~f81' Shop. *'13!1 or l?lh SI., C.M. ~1AN who is capable ol fi61 Ce St CM ~ time. Call 139-fl1)]_ for intfTo MOVING th I 1 weekend! MOVING-Everything goes. ~ ==~~~-~--earning $3),000 to $30,000 nter • · View appt White Frigidaire wuber I: Mile • .ntiq•s. turniture. ACl'
BOOKKEEPER EXPER J1oral Des I gn e r1 annually. Fantastic finafto OPERATORS dJJft'M!1~. SFrY, 80me SH, 11>me =ching gas dryer. Colt Furnlt\re, lTIJ Newport Bl, ~n, CHARGE wa.otl'd. H<lln open. cial opportunity if you Stne!e Jl!!t!dlf', swim wear, mathematics, 5 yrs. exper'. , 6<!11 $175. Brand new C.M. ,
'v...... ••• m-1123 ••• quailly. Must haw manage-3700 campus, N.B. + 2 yn. coll~. John Bat-cond. Other mac. item&. . . .
ftesp will Include acc'ts ~.I ,EXPO==R~T~IU'm~. --',....':.ks'-"Sal-es merit ability, ~ 835n!ro'.l Pl.AsTfC' ry 4-Associates, 6T">-35.51. 968-6176. FRENQI Provincial bead-acc't payab&t' I: gen ledger 1or contldentia.I int . board & footboerd. Standard
thnl trial bal. OUr co. u.ses Mgr., Ouent German. Reply . . fl'Vll"W FABRICATOR RECOND. Applia.oces A I me: bed frame. Pmect con-
bank ~ll service but "'·e P.O. Box 188, Dana Pt. wi:th Mr. RaiDWl.ter. HYCH QUAt..JTY PLASTIC SERVICE CENTER TV's. Guar. ~ Delv'd. dltion $12. 64C-OSTI.
must fik payroll tax re-FLORIST wanted, top pay, ' INVEST IN FABRICATION, SHOULD I AGENCY Dunlap's, 1815 New po r I 48" ROUND ••-•·bl• w/4 t be ture lIAVE PREVIOUS EXPER Blvd, CM. 543-7780. .-.·~ ... po:rts. lndv. mus ma ltn.dy, flti~. YOUR FUTURE tN AEFio-SPACE INDUS-500 Ne:\\'.J)Ort Center Dr .. NB . cha.in $150: 2 Rattan I~
A well organUed in work 61>6291 TRY. 40 HR WEEK, DAY *Tech Writer to $IOO, COLD~ relrig., lmmac., seats&: cor. table $100: 2'1 " tahtts. Offer f'X~I alary & ,_ dbl. doOr Ii kemaker Cost FIC Bookkeeper lor Legune BE Y'OUR OWN BOSSI SHIFT. APPLY IN PER-Mf&r exPo in atta of mat 111 _ • cckw' '.fV $15. 67>8127. frlnL•Ee~~1M.08\i.E Brad\ ofc of CPA finn. 9:'.>N: EDLER INDUS-in pn>ceA • dewlop specs $500, n1ust scU $325. COMPLETE household
SYSTE
··s 4~9?.il. Men or Women TRIES. INC.o 2101 DOVE from drawtnas. Varied tech .• ~·"'"_1_ ... _. _____ _ m ba ""°"nd •. 1urnlfuft Incl. dq>s, rogs,
An equ~:!rtunity ~~~uh'!,~~:i~;:! L"T.xt l:J,low ~ ~~. =~ ~ * Com~r Opr $650 ~~~~~ ~ Ad:iwi: tm.. mile. SC-ml.
r or .._.,. tim•. We tnUn. PROFESSIONAL p h 0 n • Min. 2 ,yn exp on 360/40 or Guam-Oelv'd 5 4 6-5 218 ; HERCULON IOfa &: loveseat,
emp Qyer -· larger ... Multi programing 839-l620. J mo'• old. acri!ice. --.liOO=•K=K-EEPER-D!!taili', ph. Wynn, ~. Call for Appt solicitor~ Dana Point, San involved. 3 Day wk. /:R"E=ru"c=·------,..,.-,...,-** Us-1101 **
I FULL or p/tim• Mgmt 5"'1311 Clemente, Captotrano-. * ~-·r--I ••so F '"~"'" Adminll 1.,,.--:-;---=112 For• •mall rrowin< ,.rv ce ' 'tll" Worl< In lJOllr own home. · ""'" ""' 0 ... Duplex, 20 cu It, bnlmo. G•r•• Sai, o . ln\the: JOcal area. Inter-trnr, no exp. ne e. Belt deal in area. Phone ,Two opening~: l as asst $185. 962r4.105att 4 pm. 1------------
em.&kwurk. Computtt hen-Sa I& ry I c omm. Fuller A&k for Herman ll>l«O between 9.00 .un bkkpr A typl!lt; t •s hosP·I===,,...-,-~-~ ADMIRAL portable 'IV, 16"
dll!s filr routirw. Hand]e lhe Bn.IM, 962-0416. ---------1 and noon. · • records !l"t & sec'v. RE~G/top freezer, excel screen $285 new, sacrifice
lflghest prices paid for
your furniture, appliances
& antiques
CALL DAY OR N1TE
549-1241 • 541·T133
BEAUTIFUL, very clear, '%:
Carat Diamond In Tiffany
sen~ & matching lady's A
man's v.'eddi~ bands. Cost
$370. fHave bill of ale).
SeU $21S. Call Sf&..5TIO alter
6 PM. or all day weekendL
POOL TABLES \V~
Sale. Freight damapd se
to Sl9!l. New alale factory
crated, St95 10 $ 3 9 5.
639-8623. s...-.
EASTERDAY Boor polisher
W/15" die.mettt butter.
XlnL cond. S?S. :I • S drawer
sleet file cabintts $30. ea.
64>-Lll3
NATIONAL Geogra ph ic
magazines 25c ~a. BJond dbl
bed W/bookca&e hdhnf $ZS.
GE washer le-dry« $50 ea. -· ..... penonaJ wori1: trom G EN E RA L O FF ICE : INSOMNIACS for research I ;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;~ I * lHsing Agt. Sal. + running cond. $1.S. for $25. Oleysler alt con. ~own private ofti~. Dif· Beautiful office In m.. project on s:l~p disordt!'f'S.J• Apt Complex:. No exp. need· * 646-4964 ditiooe.r, ;, 10001 type plus =R=o"u"N=o"""M~.iaf-,...,Pa,-.,,tio-...,....,.,.
rerent benefits,. To $650. location. Be right hand gaJ 21-55 yli.· Good pay for 5 p R ed. Some wknd work. S2 per WASHER/Dryer combo , window frame, good cood. with unbft!lla Sl2.00. BBQ
We 9°1~ ~ 111 00 Mr. Harper, 54)..QXi5 to charming aflorney. A Jot wk8 study. 633-9393, ext 158. hour + $7.50 per leue. O'Keefe & Merritt $15 ea. or $'15. Admiral color 'JV. with spit .l mohX' $7.CX>
CaMta.l Agency · s U40 ~M wkdys. e • , Free/Fee Positions $25. f£1r both. 61>5810. conade model, wainut, $300 531-7294.. 'Nliii fflli AT 'BOIOi 2790 e~ Bl at Ada.ms
1 ~ ~· s:'wn .. ~ Inventory Helltfl ScJt•fNr Bulldinn Materi•I• 806 new, must .ell $150. Blue
We ha., It 0-Waletcemf eooKKEEPER-Coa.!fal A&:ency Control to $750 Jl.'O EX.PER. N!\L"E$,.. , 644-4911 ,..., suitcate $5, reiWar aUe . · :J::• 11111 e ft u ;.s e seo:. 1 l\fust be Flt bcdtkeeper, 2100 Horbor BL at Adams Auto E.1tp. Recfd . Local. Will train cti ___ ,:::;:::;, __ ,;.l iBilLA:Ac:CKKIUR.Oi.Q;NifP~IPeiEr:--AA;p. Baby bigh chair $8..illTable
I Nqa't tYP@ 5ii wpm. Ex. working GENERAL lrwrannce, part can Lorraine ' attra Ye, 0'*0-1-:SER.;:· °"Vl=CE"'""ata=~,-. --"°-=~=--·cl prox. 600 ft. of 1%" XlO ft. lamp. green, 43'' $15. palllonl <.'OOds' ~benefits. Peg· WEm'CLIFF kJus &: vivacioot htdMdoal --i au.~• .......... of 2", all threaded & coup1. Lamp table, walnut coior,
QM E.KAX1!28/UPJOH111'· l:Miwt exp. helpful. Age. 3l Hme to a19rt. Typing, filing Pm5'0NNEL AGENCY t1.'b1e ro meet w/dvic A bas.. exp. preferred. 1'uD &: part ed M ti in 21• lengths 2S"x19~" $15. 547..JlB2.
to 5.5. S~ resume stat· ~~-.a:::~ P .O. 1686, :ml WPsteliff Dr., NB lnees execs. QwQ' to lllOYe time Jhitta: avail. ApplN BY at ~ Y . ANTIQUES: Bee.ut o Id
I N,J" I R M ? lhndlcapped!
Ntll!d daif7 ~. driver,
com p a rUcmlhip? Dt-pe•
dable. &fet~Pl(ft. 49'2-8MI.
F. I'· ~lot l"riday. No
5$ :.> )T'a t!Xll. ReMde:.t o.c. 21 yrs, 839-1817.
Hlilp W ........ M & F 711 .
Ing~ ~t.s to .... ,,..... 645-1770 up managrment ladder w/J.;Sbe~ll~l7,!!lh~&c;irvm.~·~·~· !;·_Jlc,;;;;;;;;;;-..-----fnune'I ;je 1 Frt>ncb
P .O. tiox 1017. Newport GENERAL Office &: Sales, .-.-.-.-;,-.-;,-.-,.-.-.-;,-.-.-.-.-;,-.·11 So, Cal~'•. fut.es( growing, Si!Rvi-CE station help, f'X· C•merai &. p~ial V: Z"goid desk
Beedt. md. medical field. Will train. 30 most ~ioriat temPotarl' ·per. FuU & p/fune. 990 E. Equipment IOI &. C'het!t. Much more. Come
-Bus-..:ntVERS or over. 644-«165 aft 6pm. help~. Beautiful ne:"\V Coast Hwy, N.B. BEU.&: fJowdl Filmo-Sound browse! 847..s4219am-5pm.· aN' lrv\ne oft. Xln't 1$1.ary, car $3.11 ,f'ttr Hour Girl Friday to $SOO 81m~. bonus program & SURVEY work make appt.s Deluxe Camera & Tape 3 PORTABLE bars, 23 ..
Apply Mon tl1ru Fri from
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Good typlnJF file bkkpng expie-rtR account. Call for for Photo Studio. Trans. Recorder. $95. 540-7408. remote TV-console. 18 • •
7AM to 4Pll •t bue garage. Int~~i~ .. ,...f''fte. confidential 1nterview. funniabed. Guarantee. 22m 16 MM movie projector port. TV. l.«e work table,
9lS 8Un St, CM NEWPORT H•bor Blvd., Room l. C.M. w/sound. RCA m<*I 400. dining table &: ch r 1.
9.IJIQJ PERSONNEL lrvtn. --TACO-BE.LL rus. BJ:H)l71alt5 pm. Recliner. Re!rig. 64&-U66.
CUSTOM made VW cartop
canief', •extra larp and
very 11.utdy, U lq. It $13.
541}..7370, 5.S7-690!J.
HOLIDAY Health Spa
Membership. 2~ Yn. $200.
Mn. Scott. 541-0101
54!l-33T1.
KINGSIZE bed, Uher, pad I<
frame, 5 mo. old. 5 )T.
gUU'alltff $35. Private par-
ty, 968z.<l833.
FRENCli Provloclal head-
bo<ril I< fOotboaN. StandaM
lll.:te bed frame. Perfect COftz
dltion. $12. Mf...0077.
• ACCOUNTANT e
Min. -hr Mmrth.
l>elft'l' "' ~It
J"eq'd. Pref. f!:IQ)el'. in
cost • 1*cJaet CDIJb'91.
,. Ex.cellml Employet'
S100 Max. Fee-Any Job
BOYS
GIRl5
AGENCY Anaheim -533-2l22 Female, part time, daY.I· Furniture 110 Miscell•neous 118 ~PERSONNEL NEVER A FEE Good starting salary. No FOR sa.le me:tnberfitlp in !Branch Ofllce)
3848 campus Dr., N.B. AT 'T"F,MU() exp Jl«!S8&ry. 818 Ocean CUSTOM made vinyl 1ettee FIREWOOD tor a ale, Newport Beach Te:nnt. Oub,
HEALnt It
FAMn.Y CARE AGENCY
1805 No. lhlidn.f
Santa Ana 5'11681
A~G c.n... 11 k .. -..,...12.z
hr., t.mponry. Apply' Ullt
Mo'aro\11.a. N.B.
AEROSPACE EMPID\'.ES
UT1LlZE YOUR ORGANIZ-
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and rewanUng ~
opptrtuni1Yln-
1ndustry. can 1.15-!mO for a
peraonal \nt~w wiu, M.r.
o.{.mon.
11 lo lR Yeatl§ Old
PART·TIME WORK
Boys & Girls lnff!!rn;ted ln
Putting Out Sfrvice Carda
on Satun:lay11, Att Asked To
Report To Tiu> Paliaades
Shell ScrviCf' .Btltbi, Cor-
nt'r Palisade~ '& 'Sanla Ana
.Ave, Al 9 O'Clock\ Sharp
Th I s Sllfurday lfoming
c.J.y. No ~Neces
a&ll'· Brillc Your F.r.if!nds,
Nol'boneCafl.o.BrfllgA
P...al
Nona \I/, llotfman 540-063!> SERYICESl!'AGENCY TEMPO Avlt, H.B. 53&-1!11JO. · oooch -9xS. Maple Hazvesl Delivered & stacked. $300. Tranafer fee $175.
To,.,por•ry Halp TYPISTS * tabl" Call 64&-28.11. 5*-9887 ~54~1-<1=4~7·~~----•
Eltet". Sec'y to pres. to S700 * . HIDE·A-BED Simmons $40 .. BCYC Ye.chi club mtm· YAMAHA, 250 cc, $x.>; RCA
Glrl Ff'ld•y' $600 Bkkpr to T.B./type to S550 RECEPTIONIST 1 .i Register tor job Electrolux vacuum $10. U5S bership tor sale. Savt $500. color TV, ~!,_.75~u...
Mature SC'lf !!tarter. ~ITST Operator to S500 Great poidUon for the-begin-I • re~ Austin, C.M. 54S-C179. * 646-&SCS * ~~
l ciri ofr. No l",, "<'<:1!!ll. Att...,. Clerk""'-""r::" ...-. Old ...... ~~ ~. ay UlVE -~·~-Sa S80 Co '·'
NEWPORT .. ,. '.,,...., "'"'" '"'" Ul-Ql'J'CU u.-ru ~ Intervws: •12 SEAT, good uniuMU1, ve . mmerc ... · Acctng Clerkl'I'rne to $400 M,.t ~-ta lot of clien~ ·•--~ •~ la
PERSONNEL ~ .... ~ I We Need AU au11Uti1 new_,. wn tnl'JWft', new.
Clerk Typist $400 41e typlng will 1et the job om-Sd1ls *. 646-9721 • • •548--0995•
** nru:wooo tor SI.le
deliVtted I: 1tacked.
Call ~9887 AGENCY Keypunch Tralntt $350 oo.... Rapid ni.... Start " fBranch Ofticcl Fill' Clerk, uo type $325 i;m. F.qljal OP,por. Emptoytt WILL move anything you EUX:l' twin bed, $150; 'IV CLEAN! 5" Stove $40. 4 pc
3MS Campus Or., N.B. Call Jean Brown. w!t!~: ~i:i:~. ~!f.1t64n8tru. .. column & more. ~~;. !3:8~. bott19079es; pet bar-full size bdr, .eet $35., Men'1
Nona W. Hoffm11J1 !'>40-0635 , Frtt/Fee Positions Couta.J ~ncy ,,__ ',..,. _. ~ 3 speed bike $40. &J6.-06l97 -I 488 E; 17th (Jtt Irvine) CM 2790 Harbor Bl at A 486'!.,MacArthur Blvd. Like to trade! Our Trader's * IRVINE COAST C.C. MERCURY Outboud, 45 bp
GROUNDS PROCTOR. 642-1470 RESTAURANI' llel~rella~. :-'~•dt Paradlle column it for you! membtrshlp. Privare party, US. craftsmen power edcer
For work wllh lt'enagen. neat individual w/&OQd ====c--,,~-:---:1 5 llnes, 5 days for 5 buclcl. 644-fJOOO. S35. 642-:'li66.
Apply Pcnonne.I Office. Cap-_.._._ m 1 mom-TYPIST/~ 3j;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;_;.;;;;;;;:;:;;;:;;;:;:::;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;:;...:=;::=;:;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;:-1
\:strano Unified School Oii>-JANITORlAL openings, ';"'"6'8 .~f •ppl.fue..s..t days •per wk. Acct•1 hie~, 26126 Victoria Blvd., J)f'rmonenf full.time po!i, = ln •: Bo~ 385 E. 17th I backgrwhd helpful. Nita
Capistrano Jieach. tiun. evf'nlngs. n i g-h·t •. St, C.M. NO CALLS. 'M;yer. 9'9-0371.
HELP! , Starl il'lR t;alary $2.58/hour TOP fl\board Mar In e.
·LL BOYS & GIRtS I hav' a new business in I plu~ lx-'l'lcfits and shift clit-R.E. S A l. ES M AN OR Mecbanlc. Transmission A
APf'LTINC fl'rt'nlial. E:<pf'rlenced WOMA N •fo r bu1y 'MU. BE Rm.ED lo•·n and r n«."ed your help. prefer reQ . South Coe.a:t Corn-t..rdY.wking ottk.-e. Prefer Erwine exp. S5:f0 h r . ' I If • ground ftoor op. munity Jlospilal, Sou I h experience Md Gapietrano Anchor )I a r 1 n e '\tpair. SSEMBLERS port\11tlly offered by a new l..1-guna. 499-llll, PerlOt'lnel Valley Re!ktenl, but ii 10\I tS~44~tS4~f5;·,,...-,..,..__:--;;:
company with new lrlf'a.,, 1 =w·-·-'d 21 BOYS Office. An equal opp«tuni~ a.re. tnttttlkd in fJieOPe A lt..\"'o.L~ exp , over . ~'9ctro-Mech•nfc•1 J A~ JG-l• -to deliver -r.t pou.ibJe earnings In ex~ emplo)'f'r. · homes, come J n for an Jn. Lwrb Ir dinner. Bavarian
of $30,(0) and more per year l«!rvieW. FI t x pa t r I ck ' • co«uroe apppUed. Apply In ~ appUcan~ wiU have :~: .. Point. San .CW.. inlm!!!ls you -yOU interest l.ADIES-Sell Nevada ~~ C3piltnm Valley Realty. peraon. Batiner Rest., 18582 ...._
2 ,._., o1 electro-mtctwuli· DAIL y_pt.i_or__:__ me! And I wouk1 Uke-to tion from my ottice, 1UlJ or 31501 Camino Cap -----sa:-ch1ll . . ._ __ , ad ~--.-nR>ty e • . ~ mm )"OU!-For -pmion:aJ--p/ttmr. Guaf. $i18.ry + S&n 1uan Capfrtnmo.
p61moe withe abWty to op-trrview only, calJ ~Ir. commi1':m n. ~
-preclslott .,..llllril¥ CAROLINE Em,,,... "" Bruno. =-· LIVE !N---IR.E. s.1 .. •
~nt I: comtMf'le nrW =~ '.!. ~~1• \ r ltOME Party Plan needs ": ~tature "~•n tor !Jlht E'WI ti:L :!~~I 1ibt) on varied ctandud _.._...._.. \ women to •'Or'k full or pUt housekeeputg, cook1nf 'for oft' Jn Hant. Bcb. ""1i'n..lif
WAIT A
CllAWNSE? pecrdUcUcM'• inltnnntntt, -~ .. 1' .......,_ al.ooboh!Mllilud. f!n1e. No In VC'I t m ~ n t , t>lderly lady, N"1ee mobile N~ •tm ....,... -·
""' w•. e • w are ~ .. 11 · -"-1 r homo 646-2297 "'°'"""""''°"' -.-_,,..,., __ ,,,, t~ in extra monty 1ltr i "" verie.~, or~' ng. Of • . RN, full time., night Qltt • -~ otartlrc .... tr/ A an eimrllent benefit
t•*tr J\w u ~rv\tw, fllMe all pa IOlllffl.
12UI 44l01ln
AllOT1'
ttw: family, It a hlch .PAYill&: r appt .• call M5-4MS betwn s. LVN, t/llmp pm 1h1ff ,Ba.p. 11·7, x1nt frinp I baits. If )'OU htve a o:Alege dt!gret, ~ _ ru1I or part r.ime. 1010 Lm. I 3 to I pm. tltt Conv. HM11 •• 6fn denltr li«!Vttly . 1\1.nor, •.• ca po ha~ beet1 ~It •n'l
No cub inve!lt.rnent ; iin )fcrrEL ma'id, P811 time, St. C~f. !)4g,.ss&:,. . 88ch, -.siri:,. • :::d.~~1:ak~
businl!Sl g ~t • .No daye. w\11 tniln, Apply In 1 MANAGER • New 10 U.nil SALES ~A,.liiEfl(ENT: 00 Ing an xlnt Jncomt, ao:nd ~noe n4t.ce ssary. ptttOn. Udo Shorts llottol, Apl. Couple w/etBJdren Wt. YOU i.mZ. WORKING )'Olll' ~ to Mt. John
0-""-'IJ intel"'M:w held TUl'I .~17 LldO Park Dr, N.B. Call 646-5302 e'Yfs 6-9 pm, WITH PEO'Pl.f;. but don't F. l:U!BJ 18582 Beech Blvd.,
Jan. l&. 7:30 p.m., 1nn o1 lfOUSEKEEPER, &Jboa. MEDICALfi111-'Bu1y like RWnf? C.n you llantincton Beech, Ca.
Ttltnorrow. 1cor or WMt a Mon-·ni, 3 '10 4 hrs per day Internist otnoe. Ca rd t n manage peopMT can >'°" lll'!!!l!l!'iii9!!!""!"""'!'l'"""" I
'Kl.ltu.J Anaheim. ThUl'I. ~anoona), Ocaning It Grove areti.. E KG , in-acctpt aft Income potentlal •' W h 1 t • J:ltphantl" ovt.r-
Jan. 20, 1,:ri p.m. King'• Jtiht rooking for elderly le<tlontl. urjn.JY.is. lab. of l2IOO per month and u..i runnfrW -bouef 1'lm
Oota. Bri!&ol, Costa Meta. ~· Ov:n tn1'I l ref f'eQ. Som~ t.YPin& I: tront w.U'k. Jf )'OU can call 835-IOOO for tblm lnlt "'CA.SHH • Hll
llormtrl1ll<mbrandt'1 Call lllri. 0a.i., t-5 , .OnlJ txp'd...., "111111· ponona1iOo.rv1twwtlltMt. -""8 Dafl1 Pilo t
1nto' • a -.. 1or -. I r.JG-30tl0. Damalall. aa.tllod. ..,.-.
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PACKARD w -TV, lar m READY .. Jool, boouL -... -. nl SPll, IS l'ICKU·,;5· WCAI l'ASY TOl'H DATSUN
---· ,..i. 11 B11111--· l rec. '111 _., $""' n.cJc ~~~nt _ .. ~~; -........... ..
cnnd • ._ Trailer, mode stoao lhllveo. aold lllOdlaad wllmer. v.,, -· lb>w -~ -~-· --• --'72 OAttllll PICKUP trom panel truck $7 5 . filtlnp. :i:xc.t oonc1. ca 11 qual. -· 1175. -· Iron! •nd. Cultom paint job 210o u.-Blvd &4$-0486 • 1 '""1
Camper lbeU $Ill. lldbrd I< S'l8-lll4or NH121. ~4. $lllO. 2336 Eldan. -C, · ... --11 11Ucia, ~
.-i ~. 1nme JIO. S" TV it.die Hlfl 4 YEAR aid 11. Gdd, ,.., CM. See alter I and '6Z Scout Pickup ean .. "" 1ne .--. 4
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paper cutter $25. 211 Colta st... , ( -tn1ned for llhow, wttern. weekend&. Runs aood. MUat lelL •re. GROTH CHEYIGCET $2350. can fin pvt PlY w/m
M ... St., C.M. -11 H. 9u1aD -51>9903 '70 SUZUKI ZiO Sa-A.l. 51l6 $495, cir. Q111 Waldrop money -· OAC. •176168.
Muolcal 1-m lm ZEN1111 " RCA •• QIOICE ~ -ltill ·Set up lor -. PnetiJw. ~5'0-51==64"''-"'-----Ali l!lr -......... ~aft 11 am 49U81L
deannc:e prieea. U.W.t aYllL All faclll-lieu. New rtnp, -· bearblp. 11211 Bead! Blvd. NEW 'IJ PIO<UP • NEW _., dMn1, 5 pc pr1<n 1n ~ County. l Ra"' -Chamber lo fork modil. Auto LNllftl' 964 Huotlnst<ia 8oadt 4 spd. dlr. dlx, Uumper. JI&.
aet, 22" but. HX1 or beat yr. picluft'ttibe warnnt)', 1 · · -HJO, -...m. 111.a? Kt f.ml dlo. MlrTors. PL7Ul.20. Take o~. lMt3 Sal\ta Ana Ave. yr. puts It anlce. 19'' H.\.RLEY ~rw A: 1ran1 Wll.L Bey your car paid tor small down or trade. '94-68ll
CoOta M•11 1.<nlth -from I --I[• JI I par1I. 1-1 9-10 am. Sold ~ no not. Call Ralph Gordon atrr 10 510>8136. ** WANTED ** $389. WhHe they liUt. RCA ...... ii I t 1'-at lO am. 1/22/'12. Court ~ 613--000) • 549-30.1\. 1970 LUMBER rack for Datsun or
U o< 15 --auto 90" moplo -•I $449. yard, 851 Center St. C.lll. Tiy ...,: i.-..,....., l!lr Harbor Blvd., Com ·M.... Toyora Pick Up.165. c t I rt
. hlrJ>. 16-11168. Save $450, on Zenith 25" ~----I -SUZUKI TS-90 llancho 'TI. Savlnp -Sat!dac:ticm • Sar-Aulo1, Im_.... t70 M&-0318 oas m po s ~~IC Guitar with..., remote'°"""' oomblnatlon . ....-a -B--' ~ .. -ml vice '"'' ·-~~"· ABC c:otor TV Orance 1-..iiu new. "''&J nN • • '67 DATSUN &f'dan lch
642
-0406
" ampliller. $40. 6«Hl058 Cnunty'1 larpll • z • n Ith Marine CrntUltont S!iU In wvranty. $3M. WE LEASE ALL POPULAR AUSTIN AMERICA aood conditlon, 1700 Newport •
Alfa Romeo
Dal YI ONi TODAY i • j
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I att ... pm. Dell 9021 Atlanta u.... INt>EPF.NDENT m-2326. lm MAKES AT COMPETI. --------* Call 64>1505 * 1*"1200 w. Co11t Hwy.,
HARMONY Elt!ttric euitar " ~-Beach. .!16&-332e. • Purcha1lft1 -HONDA. l9Tl SL-1%5. N<!W ~ 1l:.,i1:;,. Reid tor '69 AUSTIN Amerlcl, 31.ooo --~FER=~RA~~RI~--i, ... ...,~'"!"!t!l!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!l!""'"'!'!'!!!'!!~!'"',..""I
Iajamuoo Amp. $60. 6 MOTOROLA ndlol tube Cnu-'lnc nn -cond, Lo ml'1, T mo'• nld. lurtber detaU. ml., AM/FM, new braloel, --------JAGUAR JAGUAR 6U'8131. type p111o -...iion " boats It equl•ment Make o11er. r.67-114.1 alt THIODOltE radlol tire~ reblt l!!llt· •n FIRRARI
Office Fumitu,./ .. ,.;,... Complete lllr MOO., e Marl~S~rvoyor &pm. t ROBINS FORD ,..,., lm1118CU1ate. 64""1081 AtJTHORIZED l--J-A_G_U_A_R_X_K_E--1--------
Equlp. n4 482-3811. 2f!7 •n Yamahl mtnl-Enduro. 9060 Harbor Blvd. '69 AUSTIN America. N•w SALES It SERVICE y 1 z ROADSTER BAUER BUICK
M h-•~•-1ac~ SONY .,,_,_ TV. 12'' 1 yr ALLEN Ski Boat 13~ tl. Gyt-ldt, other xtru. See: to Coeta Me&a &42-00lO tires. Perfect runnin& O>nd. • The Harbor Areu j IB.l '"1'"",.. .. KC .... , wry ....,...-' -. with 40 HP Outboard motor appreciate 642-9137 .-637-7074 NO\V ON DISPLAY ='i!""1cr..::.wa::.: ::=. cub. <no checlll> ~ "=tb:'.th .uw1ncr!; ·n . HoNo~ 350 ~ 1ow Truck & Auto leas111g -=-="-,-MW----~ lla...,·uis JAi~~~·=E" i
Bklepr1nt A: Office Supply. MAGNAVOX T.V.·Stereo-Ma· '350,00. mileage. Xlnt ~-$62S. ALL MAKES & MODELS ._ '~ Al'\\'&Ys hu an exctile.nt .e-J
540'9.1'13. pie cabinet B " w. '1M· $31-129! ~9681. alt 6 pm. • IMMEDIATE DRIYERY 3100 w. en.it u,..,., 11l lhrt ioct1on ol both N•w" UICd j
ADDING Machines and cub 548-6194 Boats, Maint./ '71 KAWASAKI. Xlnt cond. Newport Beach Jll'!ars.
reetaten. $18 & up. PORTABLE Ma1navox Service ""2 $750. .,. .. , nno!1 2002's & FIAT t Authorized Sales&: St>rvlce
645-0595 AMIFM aterto w/4 spd ** V'W"'VUU.1 ** 900 S, Coast Hiatiway
WANTED: 'l)'pewrlter, IBM ..... rc1 -r. 642-7067 lJI% DISCOUNT. ,._ .,1, MOtW Homes '4Ci lararria's Laauna B<ach 540-noo
aeledrlo. Xlnt. WILL PAY STEREO AM/FM, Grundli Cullom Boat COYmJ It '68 FIAT 850 Soort ' Cnupe, '53 JAG. SK 120
1971 JAGUAR V12
Air conditlonlng, auklmatic.
Only 8,000 mll ... (928DMNl
$T295 CASH, MT-3909 att 4 pm. record piaytt. $25. =hlonl from l' ., 100'. *Manin Pearce* Cort Fox R&H, new clutch & b<akes. CLASSIC
mMEnc.-wr1ttt,model m-'*9nn. Qualityworkmanabip . 663861 Good rub~. CJean &: Xlnt Wire wheels, etc., entirely ,
,..,.,... ' B ankamerleard, Mot H conct. $850 or best otter. orlgina1 tbruout. M~hanlo-1970 JAGUAR 2+2 ~ C, in xlnt. cond. Beil;e. $325. Mu~. Locan•1 DI' •S Autos Wi1nted 961 6'ffi..1345eves. ally pel'fttt thruout. Ht.:.:.d Automatic, factory air con. '1
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,·0rt•n• _,I ,,..,.~. l(S U642-pholotendl333. Product•, llihtsalone wouldC011tover ditionlne. ('81BQO) ""J. ,,.,.. N9 ,_ r-11-.-• Rentals '69 FIAT 850 Sports Coupe, lo PXI to replace. Phone ~ , . .u... IMPORTS WANTED miles, many xtras. 893-2544 days, eves s.u.5033. "Speai&llzlaa: 1n Quallt:r
. FREE ~Li .... 2 n ...... $2.00 so. ATtt.~~ c:1ean1nc., w25c/1. 558-3ZZZ ~ = SRwEv,1.~RSt ~OT,.0~~-11000/o!ter. 499-1518. CLA""IC 1962 JAG 3.8 IAUER i.e..... -·· ... ·· •an ,,.._ I '11 124 Sport Coupe R/11 \ · I 836--5623. ...::::=..:::....;=::::..._.:::"-"=... BILL MAXEY TOYOTA a5-ll7l • . · Sad.on. Wore whees, all Bulck.()pohlllUlr QRGAN LESSONS BEAUTIFUL hup Pftllan 18881 Bead; Blvd. am/Im stereo. 12S.'i0. xtru , new •ng .. !rans. Mus! 234 E. 17th SL """'" BEGINNERS Cat blk " tan. deda•od " -· -"6 R, S.Ch. !'!I. 817-Slllli AutomoUvo Excella-I '69 850 Spider, R/H. 11100. ..u. ukJno 11250. 67>-7498. O.ta """ ;..7785
~:!:n::. ha~ to p=tl: 642-2700. have succeaful 1 ale• l'OR rop USED CARS It's always the rirbt/ttme &: JAG '68, XKE, 2+2, air, Sedan. Doc. reblt eJ'llllne, 1
r:vn ~. Neredl Love . YAOITING aaleanWl. Must WE PAY TOP OOLLA.Jl .-& s0th xlnto>nd. 4.91-3328. 548-Sln '64 JAGUAR Mk. JI 3.8
time available DARLING black puppy background &: &0me U .)'0\11' car ii axtra e1eu.1 always the rla;ht place if auto. $3100. Priv. Pty. Gd. trans., mtctwJdelll1 tm-t
Start Tue9day, January lBth needl home. Raw CJUO!& of knowled&:e of new Ii: used ~ ., u. !Int. you want RESULTS! Call cond1 548-5639. maculate. JWtect lnfllrtDr ...
at 'IPM-5 w .. k>. pets lo can't keep. 11 wb. bolts. Pacemalu!r " Curl-BAUER BUICK ROY CARVER, Inc. ~ It place that ad '67 JAG. XKE 2+2. Lea"1er Re-1"IOd. New REGISTER NOWI 646-2139. Craft claler. l'ull Service ll631 llarbne, Garden C.... 2M E. 17th SC. 2925 Harbor Blvd. Int., chrome wiro whls. Mk:bellnl. tlpoloo wNL Call I
1: marina Y eh t t n I .J G G ~. Cnota -SO.ms n-ta Meaa ••• •••4 • today! Also intem'ledlate class TO good borne only ~ • • 1 ·Blk. So. ui. • • ...... .,. ........ .,._... .,......,.......,.,.----=~ Sacrif:lce. 833--Xl69 Mr. DeAnplo, 49t-9893. 1 ~ay, January 18th at pretty I< ..,.ie quart -tea Corp. 6l&-066l. 636-2333 ' Motor Homr1 MO Mater Homr1 940 Motor Homes 940 Motor Hom11 . 940 Motor Homes MO • J SPM-6 Week11. . horse for young cblld. 38' CHRIS. Trl·c ab i n Tr•ll1r1, Trevel MS $12 + materi1I 962-1541. Cnllltellation. 1963. Lo&d<d 1---.;... ___ _
e Fun-Entertalnlne• PART German Shepherd/ Ii: Like new. $22,000. Days TENT trailer, sleepe: 6 or I.
Knowledgeable Collie female. Spayed. 1 yr 213: 636-0157 or eves 21.l: Good cond. $715-9C-0161.
e )j<nt (),gana Avaftabl1 old. To &OOd -.. 546-2133! .=333-3438.::.::.::;:;~-=-:--I Tr1llen, Utftlty M7 • Durina: Tenn ot enu..... . * 33• °'""' Bril: * lnquil'!' For Detai!B LOVABLE, nutty P'llJPl'1· · • • 4x6' trrn.rrY Tnlltr, coo<1 HAMMOND ORGAN 7\1 w .. 111. HeatU>y. lDOcled. Malce otter. condttlon, best oiler.
.• STUDIOS * 557-9359 * -530-2127. 2154 I . c ... , Hwy. !ONGSIZE ....... " box· 30' JEFFRIES 81W. S.ndlx ------·-
• • Coiron• del M.lr sprinp. t6l-.M32 after 6 & O')'Bler ene. 6 9COOP B.T.
644-8930 ., .. kendl. 12.000. 543-Sl'lll. -..... JI i;, I
• t:)pen lt.!on. & Fri. Eves. g WEEK old Cocktt-Poo&, FOR tale 13' Bolton Whaler ';;;;;;;;;;;;~· ;;; l!!!!!!l!!! .... ~l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!"'!'"I ~e and Female. . 40 h.p. Johnlon. l.ol.ded I
WURLITZER PIANOS -w/xtru. $1.100.0 613-3052. "-•I '50
New 10 yr. Warn.nty 2 SPAYED cats, 1 t:Uco, 1 &om, Rent/Chert'r a ____ ,_ __ _
Save $300. bb FREE! Cu1tOm tire cover
Cable • Nelson ta y. Call M>166S CATALINA 27' SLOOP with the purcbue of each
41" t'.A>nBOles • Brand new boat, Aux. power, van interior. Hndlinen,
$lil95. 1J.11t. While SIAbtESE cat, 9 mo •, ~ ab: SIS radio DF, p.aneltq:, 1bq: crptrw" 1:
They Last. $795. female, needl ~ home. AM/FM 'tuner, ~te curtains. BankAmmcanf.
GOULD MUSIC 00. ~ll3J bdcft~m. pllty, 6'2'' ~ ftall Muterchar&'e. Loran '•
Sincl' 19U BLACK Lab PlllP>'. DU, • aatety sear. conwmant New-Upbolrteted p r 0 d u e f ••
3115 No. Main, SA. wl<s. -, -ollp w/plenty ~ parll· 80-1333. * 547-Gfltll * Jnr.,....,, $15/dly, Fw Into
• · USED ORGAN · caJ1 !OT-alt 1:30.
HEADQUARTERS [ -.......... · 1 ~ lolt1, Siii '°'
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Pr! ,.~ HOBIE a.t JS 3 DlOI old.
1WO -uaed T.35xl5 AYb1 Firestonl! Um. Good
VW npZacement. 546--1879.
Trucks "2 es cet • u.-.. Lime htill yePow
choice. ~so. New Ham-cm 152 tramfdk. $1495: Phone -CL-y. '61 •L Ton motif Kimball• & CoM. e.ft 6 842-373'7 nw Y:.i:
Pe9n;. Owsley Co., mot> RARE MW PbkJt Slamete OOtt 14pmn--.• Good ONLY 23,000 LOCAL ?.IILES
a9i:Jl14, 11352 Beac'b Blvd. JWtm. Xlnt Wmpermtnt. l.J • ~...-ng, . Long wheel hue. 6 cyl. stick,
(Near Kati!tla). Ptipen aval. $25. 5t5-3l!Ol Cone!, N~ lllflill & linell. rad., btr. CUst. cab. Mirrors,
PIANOS **-ORGANS ...__ 154 Cnwr•·-. No. lfi02. 67>-4898 heavy duty equipped, With ._... ..... _ deluxe camper thell. Must
Kr'\'&.i, Stetnw11, Lowrey, LAB pappies. AKC. Ex· tf' Hobie Cat Brand new, be 1ttn &: driven to tully
AHen. Baldwin. etc. From oeUmt champion blood '7J.. ,.., wt,' l&ill, Many eopreci11tte. n49'J2Cl ~"fO..RENT.WI~~ u .... x-·cmt cauoo xtru, w/Prlr, $1800. NABERS CADILLAC
°F 1ELD'S PIAN0 °i:o. -·--· 541).2141 ... ~-A~O~~~i;.~R
1833 Newport Blvd MIN IA Tl.IRE Scbnauza', WANI'ED, 1:raller for '6' one COSTA MESA •
0>9ta. Mesa n4~ male, AKC l:ftd, ear crop, tone fixed Ir.ell ail boat SIMll'.X> Open Sunday
Gulbransen PacemUft' ah'W =· shots •1.,;-::.::•:::;·,,,.....,,..,..,.-....., Uk• new! Mahopny. Wu papen. · -· Sllps/Docb fll •• . ~::.,.SA~:,.., ~or:' ""re~~ FREE IOAT SLll'
<n4J 892-3314 b&clraround· 5M 111! or *** 1Ga1 *** lntftm.tional Harftller
11352 Beach Blvd. 637-mG. 50' 1Up, side ,tit, $2.50 ptt ft. RECREATION CENTER
<Near Kat.U.l REG. AKC w-. 11 NEWPOR;r MARINA. ROY CARYD, Inc.
WOULD YOU mos., -r.od --139-mL 2925 Harbor BI..S. BELIEVE 10111e01ie ~ ~an spend ** BOAT SPACE, NEAR Calta Mesa 546 Cttl
;;..REE ORGAN L~NS more time with him. C94-7785 UDO. X> to«> ft. boat. FAR Out 'GS Font Van, reblt l
u Jone u you like! No rn· MINIATURE Schmuun, 8 67J...&t50 q. ,New tirft. brakes,
istration. No obllpllon. Sust wka, AKC, champ bloocll,,. iiOOfl, S ...... lo Ski tll paint, uphol. AM/FM radio,
0me Mond8.YI 7:XI pm. es excel temperament, hie-stereo tape dtck. Wa.lzut
COAST MUSIC brim. S15" up. 98MIOO. 12 Fr -Whaler 18 HP ..,.,llntr, cab-. -.
642-.2851 '"' DACHSHUND 1 yr, old red JOhnlon, center steering, re-map. Sell or trade for
u.t.MUQND "H" with male-~ le tboti. Must mot!' controls, boat cowr, motorcycle or 'Cal. Private
•&.f»!'-'" ' -r-·~ tights aver ~ 1nvetttd, n. ...... M&-2222' percuuion. Uaed, b ll t So t.o aood home.~. Sacrtfice 17'95. After t pm ,..,. ...,. · w/~w orpn warrant)'. ST. Bernard pupplH, AKC U>-3737. '63 fOR.D IL TO--N-PU Cnme lo ... Only $2995. · Reg. Show quality, g .... 111. ..,.. · ll
hnnY Ow~e,Y Cnmpay • 1175 tO $250. 544-1826. lil Air ~· fnAJ SZ-3314 ---[ J .. V8, Automatic, """""'·•
11.152 Beach Blvd. Chrm•n Shepherd Pupa Tr• IP 1rt.ldMi -Radio, Heater, Camper SbeU
(Near Kat.ila) Put<br..s, 6 wka old. $40. . • (P!01111) $1195. dlr. Qlll Wal·
--alt 3 ,,,c1r,, .. :!:..:5'0-51==64c::·----8'1.DWIN Grand Plano. A D·-~ ~ ~.-mu I I c i an' I de 11 g ht AKC Miniature Schnauzer Alrcr•ft 915 '10 FORD .. ....,....-..-,. ..,.. "' .... .._
· Imm Pr! ~ pupp1n. Rftli>,.ble. <.amp. AU1o., P.S., VI, 5,llOO
MaOOgony. ac. l'v· 147~ after 6 pm' *** AtrcnJt Wanted*** mt. Golderrftlt 101.4• cab-
962--5814 -Have eustomen waitlnc OYe" camper, fully equipped,
CONN CAPRICE 430 . GERMAN SHEPhERI>S Newport ss..-.c-(19m!J
Beautttul com. Wu Sill. A.KC, ct..mp itock. I wks. Deale:r. O.C. Airport,, S.A. $5200
Now "'55. * 6'1}-253' * *** 51>-7196 *** DAVE ROSS PONTIAC
hnnY Owsley ComPll\Y LD!II', lllrl>or Vlrild ~ C1mper1, Siie/ kont t2I --llhll. at Fllr Dr . • -(TI4} 892-3314 ..,.._ 8 wt;: o .-i•"'~• Colta Mesa . 5f6.an7
" 11352 S.och 81vd. remate. Reward. -· * IHI LL TOPS * 'Tl Dodae Van 300 9er1e1.
.• (Near Katella) 2 LB. POOdle stud temct. EL c.umtO * R.ANCHERO V-8, alllO' shift. rad», heat·
PIANO tuner hu all kinds Ta'<:up i Toy-pipl, ,DA'I'SJNJ'lcl! Upo er. Tafl .xtuior. 71()() mU...
ol pian<>I v.,,. v er l ~--· -e • J SALES $3l50 NII price. -R89ooabl;! sis.~· TOY poodle P<IPI l wblle, 11030 1 • .Haillcw, SA S.2515 5"M'I!ll ("'11erton).
ltIMBAlL. Bia Theatro J'ulI prk>ot _....... • CAMPER""" !or !ruck. i ... -YNis;'"vANs--"" ~. New! F ant at t l e :..... iio. eo-ms, 534-3885. IUla.ted. bunk bed. A: lites. •...... ... .....
value. Save $500. OU·P'lb-&-fOO new breed $100. 4x6 Utlt 1nliler1 xlnt '""4--..,.., ~
Pell!1f Owsley Cnmpall,I' VttY tiny, l mate, 1 r.mll•, l!OIXI. $300. -· 2100 Hullor Blvd. -
•. !TI4! 892-,1314 g ..... f1H7!4. PEWXE Cl\lnP'" Sh•IJ. '67 ......... W•-11:752 .... ch Blvd. I FEMA£E bl'OWTI poodkt T 611 bed, I' I e • t 1 Id • ...... ...-
CNear 1\1.tellal •b dd AKC n&-ca,,i w/llODt. W5. 5414947·. 4 ...... drive. Buy now for ii*!i1!1 Geot1t m ;.,._ m.m.. Cyctea, ...., :;'.'~ ';=-~
2 • 9 WEEK OLD PllPS k I tan t2S 'fl QIEVY li ton 327 I IPd. ;j'.DJ H .. d lklb, i:,o. Part S..ltle, amaU·-IQIWINN V-11-I >Int COlld '$11ll0 ° '5T 00!e\>y
Chlida 150 aldll, JIO, 30tl MJ.4818. ~ -• --. Sii "' 1 T duai Wlrlo 'l!ake bed Del. wood 1kll1, $15. all ... KC M·'-mute pappfe1 afllr.t1W'l'tS. ..,..: SOW , '
loci blnd,..polel .. s. 9 '""' " ~ ' ''-'-;.;.;;';.,:;::,;,,.":-:-....,......,..,-
-f!O ' 111• D -ll50. Mala It r.,,,.i.. 1117 UIWIA 11'1'.t. -'U S:OUT 4 Whffl drive
booU. IJS.'841 63Sl. -111• --.... -· 11111. ""'°"'lrlt l>nlt11, ...
GOLF d bl c;-.. llom J ltorMS -lllsTla -wort, !5!0. 145-1a
thru t ~: pltddno "'"""· lW 1IOln'EllA. XIDt -S. 'II GMC li T Pldl Up ll<blt
l 1 1t 4 -· liq lncl'd. SHITLAND PONY Moor x-. 15 • --W.O. 5IMSI
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G .... Spon. v1ny, .... "'"'0 1966 cAD1LLAcs Sedan DeVille ,63 cam Afr 2~ hnllp. VI -. 8rfcbt yellow, Good runner,
radio. beater, 4 apeed. lll!:ab, full power, factory P/S P/B. ,Nice :inter.
air. stereo, till wheel, Chooee front eou~ or ~ 34.000 1oca.l 1 owntr miles 1 Ensint needa "WOHr, $225. NEWPOR T
IMPORTS
~:"~~ ~ ;:_ IRF£1rl6> Fm: only 1595· 1970 Riviera
ill.YPHONa 540-2512 ~ •• ._' Only 1;:~;1 Mil ..
chrome IPOrt Wheels, etc. dam. Cloth or leather in-and 1n mint condition. ST''TIOll w•f'MI 6'13!.2U7. r ,
(789l:AE) • terior. Full P<M"er and fae-Taptt:try I: leather inter., II llDUft
$1999 Jory at. cmdltlonu.r. (SllS. lull (IC>MT, faclOl'Y air ...,. '65 Impala w....,, lull P"'·
Slllil w. Cout aw,. 41' W. w.,,,.,, S..111' Ana I • m.; """ Am CONDmONlNG
384) (ZVT970) (msQD) diHoW,,.., Ult • t 'er i n1 Mechanically. perlect inside AC recent trans, t1rff ~
CSKLo81). wbttl, AM/FM rad'°-Jfebt and out, 'Jte.nt option to pur· m1kes. S750: ~. · ''
II--I . ..,m FalJ -·· ""1yl t.,., vln,yJ l----:L~O:=cTUS=:=c---1 TRIUMPH · Interior, AM·FM. tilt wheel, Authorized SI.Jn I: Service blded with xtraa &: ah:>w-
NABERS Cadillac: YOUR CHOICE dimmers. IJ'IVYSUl. "-~ Drive. <K't. $22.80 ·CHRYSLER '
Atm!O!UZED DEAi.ER $1444 , NAlllS Cadillac "' mo .. (RVK863l
900 S. Cout Hlibway room fmh. (ZW A880)
1..quna Beach 540-noo -~~L.. NAIERS. Cadllac: AUTHORIZED DEALER COffTINENTAl
540-9100 Open Sundsy Atm!ORIZED DEALER ' •·• -~~Oi>eo~:-swmy,. . MOTORS .
'65 CHRYSLER Jmperia..l
Convertible, wblte Sacrilice
$695. 833-1690. '66 VW IUS 1968 Electra
1 PU&eneer. ExcelJmt mech. 1'225 11
cond! Warnnty! ! Radio, POPULAR •DR HARDTOP
heater, 4 speed. (TBR182l FACJ'ORY
$1195. Am OONDITIONING
11.. • Only ~.000 Local Mil"
3lGO W. Cout Hwy. f\1\$ Full pow.r, crul,. control,
CADILLAC 2600 HARllOR BI., ,.,.., .... COSfA MESA
EriLliiiD:Ao•a•A-aDoftjsii '~~~~~oo=RA,..,.;~~"."'~l<>aSund~d .. ~7 '65 De Ville
Local car. Ortg. owner. Coupe. Full factory :power,
8 to choose from.
JIJ67 tWt t1rn '11
$2100. * 6f4-6462 factory alr condlnonlng,
847~3842 * '71 CH EVY'• * IMPALAS e CHEVELLES
CAMARO'S
HERTZ ·CORP.
'67 CHRYSLER ll00.-2 'flC!ol',
Uko new. YttY lq/m!.
Saorifice.1815.-I
CORVETTE ,.1 •• :
Newpon Beach 11 ""m trunk opener, radial tiret, MERCEDES HNZ "' door locks, tilt Wheel, vinyl
------··--1964 TR-f cs ltfire) con-Authoriud Sales A Service top & vin)'I interior, etc.,
'70 El DORADO '70 CAD ILLAC-P'"'•r -·· (P9P9831 Coupe O. VIiie $995. dlr. Cli!I Waldrop
Vinyl top, ~oth or leather in-M0-5164. ' • "' 221 Vt. Katen., Anaheim.
Byzantine pd/white landau terlor, AM·FM ste..., radio, CADILl:ACS 1714) 77M050
'6& CORVE'ITE Conv. H't.
Fuel lnj. ~ant he.den, ~. AM/FM f!lOO, ~
642-6817 John.
Hou119 of Imports Inc. vertiblf, ratt!, re bu 11 t 900 S. Coat ffi&hway etc., etc. (VGY539)
' (Re.idence of erwme, new transmluion, Laguna Beach ~3100 top/gold leather interior. power door lodes. till-tele *' 11111 .. ,,,_ 'fSEL CAMINO Cuatom. Full
Full powtt, factory air, tilt-v.•heel, twftlght sentinal. ~tf¥j nJdlsN power, factory air. excd-CONTINENTAL .
.........,. Benzi .., owner. $695. Call vw BAJA BUG, New style NABERS Cadillac: tele wheel AM-FM 1tereo (669AGB) (400AZY) 2100 Harbor Blvd. 64s.ot66 lent condition. (46885C) 1-----'""°0"'"'-:.,..,
'"dio, power door locks. twl-· YOUR CHOICE ,70 Ff.EE'IWOOD El' Dorado DAVE ROSS PONTIAC '69 MARK ru. Fully equlp'd. SPECIAL. THIS WE£K 494-9122 after . 6 prn or tlbrqW kit, new paint, AU'niORIZED DEALER e 1'70 ~ SEDAN ·\\-eelmJa. new uphol., carpet 1, -HARBOR BL.,
Alr cond., Atito trans, AM/ headliner, wide t Ir.es, CDSrA MESA
light sent., cruise control., $4777 fully ~~'d. Xlnt can. 24a>HarborBlvd.atFa:lrDr. speed control. ~;r;:n~ew :':~ ~Yk ~"::~Sol. ~ !NABERS CadlHac: 23.ooo mt. ~. 6'2>'1545 or Ceola Mesa 54&.aJJ.1 Polygla1 Utt•. 55 " • c FM radio, Lo ml'•· $6495 1968 Triumph Tftr.250. Lo hro r1m1 b' bore kit St0-911)) Open Sunday FP c•")tM\ mun, like new. W lre c me • Jg • -=-=--'-=--~ • ..,-'-"="~= ~!~., s1vc1. Bu;.. whdell. 513-4742. ~i ~,:.·~·~=00pf'. '70 Buick Riviera than 19,000 miles, (229!J17) alt 6, 67>3723. T;,;n;;:JC::;k;;°;1====;:;"'i;;;;;:;T:iruc::i;k,;•;;:;;:=:;::::;ifii.r;
'71 SEDAN DE VILLE
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(1)'523-12!0 VOLVO ior. OZIAFX --• $3695
'66 . Fastback LARG~7~E~~~v FOR .M~cHoward
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o&rtc blue finish. Excellent IMMEDIATE
condition. New brake!. 4 DELIVERY 839-~ or 531-0608
speed, radio, heater. (SQY· BIG SAVINGS ON Corner 1st &. Harbor
659) 16!0. dlr. C!itt Wald{op REMAINING Sant& Ana
540-5164. 71 VOL VOS
'71 EL DORADO
'67 EL DORADO
ior. Full power, factory a.ir,
tilt &. tele wheel, power
door lock.a, twilight sent.,
AM-FM: stereo plu. stereo
tape. Less than 11,Q)J local ;
1 owner miles. (312DF'B)
NABER$ CadiDac:
AtrmOR.IZED''DEALER
2600 HARBOR BL.,
C051'A MESA
540-9100 Open Sunday
CHmOLET
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V..f, Stick. <Tt90701
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Go°" fei c•mp1r. 164176HI
'69 I. H. 1200
C 1111p•r Speti•I. Air c:ond. P.S., P.I.
Hon• O.D. (163J6DJ ;
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$995
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642-9#1 *
'64 VW. Jmmac. New eng. &
3100 W. O>ut Hwy. paint, good tires, n1ns
Step Up To iuxuRY;. ~ . '
Newport Beitcb~ beaut. $495. 6r~47 alt s ,
I "2-M05 pm. Finest of
Guarant'Hd
Used Cars : 196s;912-5 SPD., riew Konl'a, ,-69-....,.-.-ba-ck-, _N_e_w_e_ng_,
, A MI F ?it• 19 7 2 I i c • Auto', Sac $1895. Will con-
Showroom Clean. $3,950. skier trade. ~2698. Eves:
673-4441. ' 557-4540. "HOME OF
CONVENIENT
PAYMENTS" : PORS:l!E 1971, 911-T,•5 a,pd, M~U~ST=· ~SELL=~-~.n~Vl~V~fa1-t !
sliver w/black int. Mag back, autD, 14,000 miles, 7
whl,s, air, AM/FM. 14,IXXJ mo• old, 1llll new. $l,OOO CALL FDR FREE
miles. $1100. !nil ~-4451 1ca.sh. 544-0417 , CREDIT CHECK •
: '69 •PORSCHE 912, S;spd, '68 V\V bus, ,7 pa~s. new eng ' . t. ..
Al\l / 1''M Chrome wheels •-·b ~ AM/F.. d. Service Dept. Open m.onday , • _. ran:c:S, 1 •u ra Kl. 7•30 a.m 'till 9p.m. Air oond, Real clean, $4900 Sl,595. 673-&774. · •
firm. 675-61Cl8 1970 VW bu A1'1/FM bed
, PORSCHE '70 914. X1nt cond. iee bo.l:, $2j00. ' • Harbor Am erican
, Must sell. Mak«!' otter. Pvt. 67>5885 I> 1 ~ ,; I
1969 HA R &O~ ,_')Sl A Mf~A pty.,E\'e$O:&U-2833: · · VW camper w I tents & BUICK •n PORSCHE 911-T brown, equjp. Like new, 1ow mil.
all extras! Warranty. ~ Call aft. Spm. 548-7253.
below orig. cost. 644-2432.
;, TOYOTA
-·-~~ ....... •n TOYOTA
LARG~ ~~· r.... I FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY!
BIG sAvr-; '1 bN
Ttf'~4'·t~·-··~
'71 TOYOTAS
DUA luvi&
-TOYOTA
616-9303
l!m lla.rbor, Costa Mes&
'67 Toyota Corona
AUIO Trans. Like he\\'. inskle
and out, Rent option to pur.
chase. $57 drive out, $36.80
]!et mo. IVC.J:UO)
CONTINENTAL
MOTORS
847-3842
WE HAVE'E'M-
'72 lAllD CRUISERS
Jrnmecliate Drlivery
1970 VW Camper 11966 Electra. air, p w r,
Xlnt corv:I. $2100 AM/FM radio, excel cond. * 675-2917 * $695. 847-4125.
'69 VW Squareback, good '65 Buick Le Sabre h~ pwr A
cond. Make offer. Call after air, gd tires. Pvt prty .$495.
S, 968-Ull. ~194.
'69 V\V Bug. Super Co~ s=u"'J"CK"°"Ri~'vle~ra---=, 1"-970"',"'1 .. --o-ded-,..
dition! UJOO. Wood ac-Executive's auto. 80,000
cessorle1. 646-3159. mi's. $2600. 968-1896.
Trucks · '62 1 Trucks '62
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IRAND NEW
International Y2 Ton P.U.
.. ,.., fec""1' •11•1,,...
IH10020ll
s2595 IMMEDIATE
DEUVEltY
All MODELS IN STOCK
2 end 4 whHI drive pickups •• ,
2 ind 4 whffl drive Tr1yel1ll1 •••
ALL NEW SCOUT 11'1
ROY CARVER ROLLM OYCI
authorized INTERNATIONAL deal or
2925 HARBOR I L VD. COST A MESA
546 4444
•
•
• at a pnce
you can afford
1970 Continental 4-Dr. Sedan
Glamorous bronze metallic exterior with matching lealh·
er lnterlor & landau root. l.Alxury equipped of course,
full power, 6 way seat, climate control air conditioning.
tilt wheel, AM/F?.t stereo rad.lo, power door locks and
much more. l owner. (061 ANJ)
$4675 ..
ALL THESE IEAUTIFUL LUXURY AUTOMOBILES ARE IMMACULATE, INSIDE AND OUT •••
YOU'LL NEVER RND A BETTER SELECTION OF PRESTIGE CARS THAN . Rl.GHT ' NOW!
1968 CONTINENTAL
4 Door Slill•n
Attractive polar white finish, black
leather interior and landau roof. Fully
luxury equipped, fu11 power, factory;
air, 4 near new radial ply tJ.i·es. Excel·
Jent conMUon. (WQY 779)
$2475
1969 CADILLAC ._Do Vlllo
Cl8n ~1000 miles. Attractive eold belce f11111b with brown landau lo
rnatchln1 Jeathtr interior. Loaded with
extru, IUU power, 6 way .... ~ climal
control alr cond., AM/FM: stereo rad.lo.
car "'°""" excellent care. (ZDU 047)
$4175
\·
1970 CADILl...AC
Coupe DeVllle
One owner. Immaculate. Beautiful Bra ..
1:Ulan moon dust finish with beige Jeath-
4i!r and landau roof. Luxury equipped
throughout, tun piower, 'climate control
air, tllt·tele wheel, • AM-FM ilereo,
super clean. (964AUVl.
$4575
MANY, MANY MORE
FROM ·WHICH TO CHOOSE
SEE THEM ALL TODAY
1971 MARQUIS
· 11-w., ..
Beautiful brown ' metalllc finish with
matchJD&" vin,yl Interior, Full power,
Jactory air condJ:tlonlnl. power tall '
gate window, lugpge rack. Low mu~
age and in .top condition. (761. DF.A)
$4275
1969· CHRYSLER
-Ywllor 4 Dr. H.T •
BeauUM Ume frost fln11h with blacll interior and landau · root Luxury equt~
ped, tun power, automa~ transmission.,
alr condltlo,nlnr. power 6 wey ant.
AM/FM radio, etc. (YQ1' 626)
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>I _,.... #666 12,000 mi's. Many ..-. (TYDIQJ Bluo Boole -
'11 PontlK Lo Moftl
C'uat.' H.T. Cpe, Low mile.
I.Ii!, 1 owner. Automatic,
power ~ A brake•,
.... ..,, air, -· beater. WSW, via)1 top Ii bucket
... ... (IJIMllJ.)
'69 Grand Prix. 1"11 pwr.. •ff -, ··-foot air, tilt whl., P-"111· 11111 I~ . -doWa .l .eat,, fact. t a p e
deck. Rally wt.la. Bllle Book Small vs, Radial Tires, Auto-1JTl1I ELECTRIC IMIROOF Air, tape de<k, etc. Must SJJl!O. 1•• F~Y tell, $3250. or otter. $1J9t Pnce 1211&5. (972BHL) matic Trana., Air' Cond.,
·AIR <XlM>moNING 17r>-7200. DA VE ROSS PONTIAC
1 Padded top, AIU leather lDo '69 MUSTANG * Hatbor Blvd. at .Fair Dr.
$26" Low Miles. (WBJ 751)
DAVE ROSS PONTIAC Wholetale Value al $195.
torlor, dual comtwt ,..11, V-1. 4 opd, p>wer, heavy duty Costa >ma -7
, ...w -c:ootnll door locks, -IOw mu._ " P." vMOUTH $2888 28> Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr.
qootaMeoa -7
B'EAtmi'liL low ml '61 Le
Mana Sprint with Tadlal
tiret. Sacrltlce at low Blue
Book. -t9f...9642.
. ....... till ........ all pow. wry sbuJi itS00 Call ~ _.I 'I '1' Xtru. Very few catttul st&-Sl8C • • 1 _,,.,,..,.......,. ___ _ NAllU Cadillac -. .......,m -· . '69 V I" (llllCllI) • • • 1971 MusTANOs 1 11nt 'AUT9!JRJm) DEALER
MAIDS Cadllac HER1% CORP. auns ....i. Blue wtt11 Wiiiie :mi ~!r., 900 s. Coast Hi&hWay
Lquna Beach 5'0-3100
• :AUl'llORIZED DEALER 221 W. Katello, Anobelm Ylnl'I lop 2 no.. I eyllnder 540-9100 Open Sunday , ''ll)O HARBOR BL., (714) ,_ ' ,. 2 Dr. H. Top. dlr. Automatlc, RAMBLER '68 FIREllRD
,, CCISTA MplA autoniatJc, r&41o, t.l.ter. '68 LE MANS Cpe,. Aub:ma· xlnt cond. Must aacrlfice.
. CLEAN '6T M-.., r/h, WJA754J $1295, dlr. Olfl tic, fact. air; landau root. (\IISUI) ON! cu 11n pvt '&& Rambler Amerkan --Open SUnday pwr 1teerizw auto. 45.000 Waldrop 540-5™. Blue Book Price $l865. pty w/r» money down. Call ,~' COUGAR mt.one......:.$1.lOOorbeot 'llHEMIRdnnmer-(XWFO>J) 49l-68ll alt ll 54H'136. 'Dr Hard1op, g eyJ, Auto
· o.Her. 675-.3589. mqs, 4 apd A xtru St.&00 I $ll99 '63 PON'{'IAC Sta, Chief, 4 Trans, Immaculate, Rent
*'1 Ooupr, all auto. P/1, 19(;6 Mustang, v~. auto, &ir, 541-1493 aft 6:30 pm... DAVE ROSS PONTIAC dr, v.a. auto, p/1, plb, fact option to JMll'Chue $57 Drlw
' plb, low mlleqe, xlnt p/1, vlnyl '91>, wide ovals, PONTIAC ~~Blvd. at=; air, radio. A -beauty. out, sn.111 .. , mo. 1"1'1112l)
J --. ima• pa r1 y . ... .... tape ·deck. ~or-ol-_,. -!550/bot ofr. 837-MG6 CONTINENTAL
' .... ·~· fer. 644-M28. '69 l'l.aT '64 Catalina Safari Wagon, '6.5 GRAND Prix, All power --:ALINA h.t., auto, p/I, p/b, radio, &UfO, air. ..._ air Xlnt nd e«ll
-COUGAR. Jo mllel, OLD"'MOllLE P/S, P/8, air, Ventura clean. Good dependable • •'' .:' _;, -;-.
•. alkk,De'Wtirn,xtn.dftn. !<1i1I trim, Xlnt cond. Have co. transportation. $350. __,,.-~·=~=-·~_,,.=--;::;;:
$1,400 .• ...._lf& cai now. Best offer takea:. 540-8644. l96o BONN.. Aff. P/B,
,i' DODGE '62 CUTIASS 4 opeed, V-41, PrL pty. &1$-2855. '65 LE MANS eonv. PIS, PIS, A/C. e .ooo mllel. Ex ---===---·! ' • iuns xlnt. Needs dutch A: PONTIAC Star Chiel '59. Has corxl . $250. 962-5744 IC 15 PICKUPS Pili. a111D, 53,000 ml. $700. ===~~=-..,--: , , . . , ·l!,Om8 ~ work. • $150. everything, real good corxl. or offer. ~1691. '67 Gro H.T. Cpe. Vinyt root, iiiiiiii IMI_ ...._. 546-3671 or 642.-1613 after 5. Ll>•mJ. $4IXt cuh. 548-6758. full pwr., factory air, very "~.·~·~.~ •m ,ns.:pmt '.f dr, pn, fac '68 CATALINA 4 dr, PJS, ~~~~m4:m~~;3: tow miles. 81ue Book Price 21.oO ~ Btvd, Ms.<Meli alt:' Xliit cond. Orit bwnr. P/B, &ir cond, very clean, CAO) $1465. (242lm125408)
._ DODGE O>ronet V-8 $100 ovr lo bk. 548-0587 , $1595. 67H728 $2399 $799 Fully eQlllpped, factory air,
auto, pl•,' p/b, r/h, ;.,..... •• OLDS, Jux -. lull 1li61 PONTIAC Ventura, 4 dr, DAVE ROSS PON-Tl.AC DAVE ROSS PONTIAC vlnyl top, new tires, low ~tape, Yin. tp, JiDce new. eo.t .P.Wf., all xtru. New ttrea. orfc owner. A·l co nd . 2«80Harbor Blvd, &t Fair Dr. HJ> Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr. Dlileqe. $2.SOO. Call M6-3367.
, ..... secm. Must 1ell . Make olfa'. l&J..1075. I 'Jtii"U-Ni.-6'13--9lM. l Costa Meta 5f6.8()17 Colta~::....:M;:, ... ~---'-'-~11!J!!!!!!!~!!!!!ll!!!!!i!lillii!!!I
$!.l!O/Olt. 54IHOl3. ' ~ AUloo, -• -980: Aulal, -9IO Autos. -910 Autot, -FORD •
~"4! Fard WC11JO•
• ..-.. lllO ' door ·-' WlllOll. Ody 16,<m one own-
,· er mies. VB automatic, . ·-~· .. --·-bnlt· .. --................. ...
ptie wtndow, new white
-llde wan tires:' Ju.t beau;
tlM.tMllBQD)
: MAIERS Cadillac
;. AtmroRIZED DEALER
' 1 2DJ HARBOR BL.,
COSTA MESA
lll0-9100 Open Sunday
~TD-· PlO U.-. . "'°""· -cleop. Jo mllH. Ocean Blue. Alll
'W!ylW.Pwrwindows.
' bnkn, ateerirw, fae air,
. ~.wheel -'72 lic. "'='-" . ' ··"1lfl-Ollllll', '· • ~
l i.,, !'ORD T-Bbd. FIJU pow-
er, fact air. Blue Boolr: price I '1• tuQG6111> ........... f' ~· ~-f"ll'""., ' iii.YI ROSS PONTIAC --lll>d.-al Fair Dr. o.ta•--7 t:" l'ORDS * ~TtJCS • KUSl'.ANGS
t 'roNNOI ~ .. ""
, co;.HD1Z CORP.
kw.Kalella.Anahelm"
·,.;; 11;141 ~
1 VANS; VANS-.......... ----ECONOLINE ...........
lltick, g cyl. lll'l-213;
431-lk>a; ~alt T ...
DEWXll liL ~WJL
biantry --RIB. • Good com. $400. 56Gt!l9 •
OIRA 70 ..... , $1 :tfvrino vs, "429". Law ~
Pwr. ttttr, pwr. brU..· .mo. trans., radio, htr .. new
wn tires, tach. Many ex-
tru. SH to appreciate.
,(05AKJ)
MAIERS CADILLAC
t AtmlORIZED DEALER
• :l600 HARBOR BI.,
COSTA MESA • , Open&mcla>'
JEIPS
INTI. Scout. Spcri top.
$1500. Sell Cit 1n.de. Pb:
-1817.
MERCURY
•tt MERC. MARQUIS
Dr. H.T. 1'lnyl top, full
-· factory air, tilt ·~wheel. very low mhace .-1 ......,. car; (ZLJ283)
MAIERS Caclllac
lmlOIUZEI> DEALER
:llDO HARBOR BL.,
OOSTA MESA •
9100 Open -.,
i· 67 MONTCLAIR
I IJr, H. Top. dlr. ~ ilr,
' All!nl, v. lap. °"""' "" I ;11111o o1c1 -· (VIB9l I OM: ca Ila f'I )llJ w/rJa
1· -call-' eau .... r ..
I MIRCURY
STATION WAGONS
IB1Z COIP. • w. x. .... Antbelm cn•1 · 17Mlll
IJIDC -4 dr. H.T.
-· la<!. air. (YOll -~-· ft RoaPoNTIAC
--llFalrDr.
-IHMOl7 '"67 MONTCLAIR
-B.T. Dir.,,,..,_ Air
AlllJ'll. ~ LI~
Giii llcalwa1 ear. ('ft8.
Coll -Ill.
USED •
VEHICLE • WARRA~TY
, DEALER
.,
30 DAY
OR
·2.000 MILES ·
WE WILL 'REPAIR OR
REPLACE THE ENGINE--
TRANSMISSION-REAR AXLE
BRAKE SYSTEM--OR
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
T O THE IXl'ENT'NECESSARY TO KEEP· THE
•
. ,
VEHICLE IN SEJlVICEAILE CONDITION UNDllJ NORMAL-USE. ,· -. ' :,;. "'
... BUY~ . I
WHERE THE Cl.UN
UHD ~ARS ARE
., l'IY·CORVETTE Stlngroy
' J"~. -~~~·· ipd°',elr, P.S., AM-FM, reM. Will TRADE -. . ,~ 1.et. wetrellfy. lt2JCYH I
'.71 Mu~~ 4 DR.. H.T. $3099
·• WHERE YQU'RE TREATED LIKE A CUS-
..1 TOMER llJFORE ir .AFTER' YOU IUYI
OK • TRUCKS -VANS
EL CAMINOS ·
• OK
i-~~,:70:-;E~L~C~AM,,...-l~N0..-~-,..,,~69"""°FO~R~D""""'h,-,,T=o~N~P~IC~K~U=cP $2699 Y·I, R., P.S., Auk. . R., Stick, 6 cyl, CC. {91 19701
$2799 . $1899
~ -~"*·' ~ ..-n10 .. ···lf ~·"'· 1550DFI)'
·1.7v)l9V..A Coupe ' . . . · 'I ~ vi. ...+..: P.s ... 1;, re4~.<P211s'1
'Jo RIVIERA '
l"•po ~k. ,.Hryf rMf, P.S., P.I., tllt whl.1
$4099 70 EL CAMINO '68 CHEVY % TON vt..V. Roof, Air, P.S., Auto., It., Pickup, '6 n-1., 4 S~, R., It" ' Super sh • ..,,. 17M.AQE) . '10 IM;f'A~A\ Spt, C'o..,,:, ,. . ' .... : $2499
,-,1 • ,A•t...-R.S;; ,.l,...r•4io, elt, 110 cu. In, VI,
1,~ .. · Rem. Jed. W.rtenty. C \465AKS I
, '70"CAMARO COUl'E· " ·: ' · · · · 1~ 107 c•,,i..,;VI, eir, P.s.,'•itto., redio,
,.1' 'Rem. Eict. w'9rr•ntv. I P2624J' 1!10 NOV fi C:0U,. . ,-,. • .. .I 6 cvl .. P.S:, euto. OK, o K, OIC. The right 0111,
ft79AS$)
'70 MALllU Spt. Coupe
107 YI, co11sel• • ._cket ...... •lr,.P.S., eut..
Deed 1h.rp. IP219ll • '/69' ·CAPRICE ~ . •
Tilt whl., P.S., P0 windowi, •ir, ¥invl roof,
Romeinl"f f•ct. w•rr•nty. (791ADFI '69 CHEV. IEL AIR
4 Dr. RMio, P.S., tufo. •ir cond. IYEKJ96) '69. IMPALA Custom Cpo.
' R•m. Fut. ••tt•ftfy. Auto., r•llle, •fr, P.S,.
IZKSlll)
'69 VOLKSWAGEN Compor
, ll~r .. '''"" 11lce. 1mt62) '65 CORVETTE Coupe Rfflo, 4 1,..J, 110 cu. In. YI, lmm•cul•h ctr.
f PJW7161 ... ·o~ PRIX 1!1~ Et ... wflMI ... , elr, P.S., ¥1Nyt roof, ,
. . 14,01111tl .... 10614) &.,, ..... c•r.
'69 CAM.ARO Coupe 6 qollltffr, J ~. rMle, ... vty.
'$2999
$1999
$2699
$2499
$1499
$2299
$2599
•
$2899
$2099
$1999
121,000 c•..W Mii ... IYWTl2tl 1 '67 MIRC. Mlniull c,_. • $1299 Alr, P.S., P.t., 'f...S ........ ~iryl 1 ,..f, too4 MJI ... (UYTl24)
'69 ·DODGE o.rt C:,.. $2099 ll-'ie, P.S., evt.., YI,~ ...t, •Ir ..... IXXN940) '71 PLYMOUTHb.a1m $ 1,000 ..... , ..................... .......
.I
2828 HARBOR Bl VD.
• \
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(74641E). . wh11I. {llfllA)
TRADE $219.9 .
'70 EL CAMINO '68 DODGE 1/2 TON
6 cyl., 1tick, R .. I lt7J4H) I ft. teleulopic cemper, Auto., v.a;· ...
' $2199 R. 162416AI
169 EL CAMINO $2899
v.1, R., P.S., Auto., Air. 14261!El '67· FORD ECONOLINE
$2699 PickuP., 6 cyl,, Stick, R., IZNM~
32])
'68 EL CAMINO
V·I, R., P.$., Auto ... Alr. IP26261
$1999 I
'69 EL CAMINO
Auto., P.5., R .• Air. I P2627)
$2499
70 CHEVY Vt TON
Pickup. V.I, R., Auto. ( 121 IAl
$2399
70 CHEVY 'l4 TON
Plcltup. CC., R., P.S., Auto., Air, v.t. IP2614)
TRADE
70 FORD 'h TON PICKUP
Pickup. V-1, R., SHclt. 117211A)
$2599 ' ....
'69 GMC Vt TON
6 K>' Ft.• Step&We .IM. Y-1, Sticlt.
(tlJAJ(TJ
$2199
" •69 fORD 'l4 TON
11 '1\· ft. ..,, c...t.111.ci' Holi4•v
COfllp•r. v.1. L ll127C)
I
$1199
'67 CHEVY '1'< TON
Pickup. R., V-1, Stick, HD Equip,
IU51250l .
$1799
'69 CHEVY I TON
· '69 FORD ~ 'TON VAN
6 cy1., Auto.,. R. I P2572 I
$2399
'69 DODGI % TON VA ..
V-1, Auto,, R. 114121C)
$2599
70 DODGE 'l4 TON VAN
V·I, Auto., It IP2149 J
$2799
'64 CHIV. Vt TON
With Mf'+'ic• at1Uty tioclv. Mu •• ,.
Ml•• 1,000 c•11 M· w-erifiH. C•r•·
"' .... 1'26401 . $1399.
'68 CHEVY SPORT VAN .
Y0I, P.S., Aute.,' 2 Sett. flot2.CI'
$2299
'69 jiC)itD % TON VAN
y.1, l., Aate. IU1!4CJ
$24H
NEW CA..U 546· 1200
USED CAIS-546-1203
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• '71 VEGA · 71 COLT 'l'1<""'' '"·'" ~~"''· '"""· IMM£DIATE l::'.r.'t. ~""tA..""'..:: bUdcit MOts. rinyl inttrior, ~ tilrion. rK!Nt ... Mimi ""'""''""""'"""""" DELIVERY .,_..,., ... ,, ... , .... 141111Ull5990 • .. more.Low-~"':"l
'69FORD
IAIAJllJOO
2 Ck". H.J. Vol .... trw.. ...,., ...... ..
,._..,....,,._~,. ... vai.n s933·00 OIMAll
· OfFll
'68 Firebinl a.IOOl llAUIW w.-.rrw..rccwllllatle,_. ....... ~ .......................... lldlry ..... tlt
................. 6UITO $11882
OPEN
IAllllOPI
7DAYS
A WEEK
'70Chrqer
'7lPLYM.
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iflrior,4730f' } $178
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ALL
1972 DEMOS •
MUST BE SOLD ~'"'
AT .
UNBELIEVABLE
SAVINGS
WHILE
THEY
LASTI
DUSTER
LAsr
2
WEE Ks
NOW EVERY NEW '72 :~ .
CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH AND USED CARS ~·
SLASHED IN PRICE · 1111 ORDER TO MOVE 'EM :·:
OUT! PLUS EXCISE TAX REDUCTION' SAVINGS. ~
RED TAG SALE • • • •
BRAND NEW ~72 SATELLITE
ATLAS SERVICE DEPARTMENT •
Welcomu ind I
honors 111 Chrysler
Corpor1tion veh lcln requiring
service ind w•rr•nty work,.nprdl111 ,
of where car w11 purch•Md. W• honor
Muter Cherge, lank1m1rlc1rd,
C1rt1 Bl1nch1, Amerlc1n
E•press encl Dintr1
Clwb.
~~I
USED CAR RED TAG SALE
'68 PLYMOUTH
SATlLLITl 2 DOOR HA•DTOP'
\18 tulom•tic,. rad io, htat•r: powar
'
' •• , tir conditionn9, ¥fl'IVI lop
I ttfl" • ) ,,; m•sfi '9s
'68 RENAULT
lt10 SEDAN
Autom•t· ic fr•1um· . N• lJIJ011 _,. 1c, co11J ·i· • '•aio fit 1 1 1011, (W/J/101 ' a tr.
$695
'69 FORD
v GALA.XIE 500 2 DR HT I , •utom1tic R&H ' ' '
& fira~11 vin ·1 t ' ~ow1r 1fttring IYBDsso i Y op, ••r conditioning.
')
'68 CHRYSLER
VB ,loo ~ DOOR HARDTO, • ' ~u om1t1c, rtdio h
1t11rr119, pow,, b '• ••ftr, powir . '" ., . 1119· •irc1/11nt co,.d't' ' '" condtion.
I 1011. CXWJ28-4)
$1495
,
'71 PL Yt.tOUTH
\18 , 1i1tom1tic, power 1t1arin9, radio,
h11tar, w1w, air conditioning. IRH-41·
GIEI068lll
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TOWN • COUNTIY WA&ON
\18, t utom•tic, rtdio, h••ltr, powtr
1tterin9 Ir brakt1, air conditioning,
whitt 1idt will tirt1. l6770MUI
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Fr.,r.-Tlloodoro loblM Can -lwclud,o 1'71 aod
'72 Plato -M ..... -MGYerick -Torioo -
Statloo W-M-' .
• HUGE DISCOUNTS
WHILIE THEY· LASTI
'71 PRICES ON '72 TRUCKS !. ,
. NEW 1972
' F· 100 STYLESIDE ,
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WI ',...,,_, 19, 1972 __
IS .THE
·,TIME TO
• • • FORD · FOR ;:,,
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THE NEWEST
CAR YOU'LL
SEE
THIS .YEAR
You iust can't continue to grow
for over 50 years under the
same .ownership and manai~·,,, m~1;9t1 If you let ANYONE beat . // /
your savings, ~·~ice, or ... i. . / r. ,'
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IT'S .A FACT! -
EVERY NEW 1972 FORD
' CAR AND LIGHT DUTY
TRUCK IN OUR HUGE
INVENTORY IS PRICED
LOWER TODAY -MODEL
FOR MODEL-THAN
1971's WERE PRICED_ ,
A YEAR AGO TODAY!
There Will Never Be
A Better Time To
Buy Your New Ford!' . -..
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'PICKUP ness integri .... ! / . . _ _ · ; · · ~r ..-~/--...:/:::......!::::==========±=~
ONE· OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S ..
t • ' " / BIGGEST -1972 PINTO. DISPLAYS'.-. . /
TESTDWE
. ' . LEASING1' SAVI qH LOW MIWGE
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OYll 1S llAUTIFl!L I'll DllYIN Clo.IS NOW
HADY l'OI IMMIDIATI WSE. EXAMPLE:
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' ChtCM"M tr.t bumper, arm rests. .,.,. ti,., courtesy
liiaht 1wltcMs, ltrlg!tt met•I 1rlll, dlx freth •Ir htr ..
INlckup llthtt. .W• m1rk.,. ll9hf?, r9flKtor1, ,-dded ln1t.
111nel, 31 amp 1ltern1tor •ncl m.,... Order todayl
NOM LIGHT -PICKUPS TO HU.'('( DUTJ CUS-TOMS, OUI TRUCK EXPERTS CAN SAYE YOU MOST!. _ .•
F,'\-~t:TE
/'TODAY% ··
.197~ PltqO
6687 ~o:: ,
. . Ol'IN' lllD
2000 eng., auto. trans., rad.,
htr., w/w, tint glass, cpt,
whl. cvrs., met&l accent
trim, pre driven -only 4900
miles. (785DW) .lfi(il
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BIG ·SAVIN~S ·ON -21/2, ;ACRES O~F N.EW CAR TRADE-INS
ALL OFFER~ CONSIDERED MAVERICK-PINTO SALE!
TRADES ACC~ PAID FOR .· OR ~OT! EXAMP=:l lt71'• 4 op...io, J opood., '"' ,;, ;,,d, l .,lom•ll< mod•lo.
....-.-,.-~ .,---SP~EC-l;LS~-"'"y f•ctorY, ... '""'·a.Mi ........ ""'· .. _J .-1· ., l·,, .... -.,. f ~' .. ' r -A llPI. ~ ,. 1p•1v, 90-ll'U•l.1 1111.oAAll ·t•' .I
~ -1,;·._ L.T.D.-Galaxe-J-Bird-For~' 'sa~le! ~,
. ....., io ch••• '""'· '65 ..... '71 Modoh. Sport ..-, .-II. 2 &
• \ ..... di .... & ......... FtiH power, air coodltloo1"9-w ... tl• .-. • . ' EXAMPLE: '70 FORD CUSTOM
' 4f door, VI, 111tom1tic, ~w1r 1t1•rin9, good mil••· (l57VUJ •
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--------------'70 MAVERICK I . 7J. PINTO . .,
. , OUR PRICE $1550 ·1~4-9-Y :, ' $1410 ~~ $16JO ~1: ·,-,..;~.;;-·m--..,,,-. -L .. -U-. -,-. -6-. 9-6"""':'-.,,-0PIL--/-:/~---$-8"'1.,-6 .· 0.1 ":,r.;_llt~'J'~ ·. 0 ·~7 ~ curws '1196 '70 IMP~l.4 2 Dr. H.:. '2196
Hardtop. R.\H, auto. '" Automati\:-fransmlsalon. '68 Y.W. IUG ,96 ' ~~i.'t ~~ ' ~( u~,~Jr ;:,,•~.,radio, " . ..
P.S., vinyl root, air (841 A9A'.> Load~. good miles. (TZM866) ' (09:1.AKU
cond. · · CXSR931) · ·--·---------
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Auto., P.S., P.B .. P-windows, Rm, auto., P.S., air cond., 71 T-llRD HARDTOP $3996 ·' "7o FOlDl.TD 4 Drl H.T. $2396
AM-FM, air, tilt whl., good vinyl root, &ood miles. ~ miles. (694BZJ) · (Z72ACF) _ ' ______ ...,.""!""'_ ·----------,,. ,,:_ .. , .
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'70 GALAXll 500 ,.r,$2596 ; 2 Dr.; H.T., V8, Auto., }t:lH., ! Fact. Air, P.S .. Vinyl Roof.
-(701 ACD) I
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• ,, FC)ID GALio.Xii soo '1496 4. -pr. Sect., fac. atr cond,,
power steerlnl!t... radio, heat-
er, V-8. CZDX-t8l)
'70 CHM IMPALA
Out. R&H, a~to., P.S .•
a!ri vinyl roof, good
mt es. (475AFX)
· / . ,, MUSTANG SALE! . I ~ -11~' ... • .. t
....., .... --· '65 ""''71 -.i...eo.,... ......... -!bl• ....
2+2 faltHcb. -· -4.,.... -... ---. -llllt-1• modols.
EXAMPLE: '66 MUSTANG HARDTOP
Fully f•ctory •q11lpp•d. R•cfio, h1•t1r, 9oood mil11. ISVAl66)
, OUR PRICE $896
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M111'1_ to Choose from . Ch·evy, Datsun, R•nchero,' 1/2 ton
and Ji: tons, Flet bed. '67 thru '71 models.
EXAM:PL~64 FORD lfl TON PICKUP
VS, long bed, service body, 9ood miles. 150 82 1)
OUR $895 PRICE
Custom. Aui.., RlH, P.S., . 'ff OLDS •TA a 51996
P.B .. P·windowl, factory
air, vinyl roof. (YXSZ71)
YlSWTOv~°i:' RQ!._ .. ••"" & D ..... 1a. C°"""Y ..... 1¥•• T ...... ,
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EXAMPLES:
'71 59UIRE WAGON '71 DATSUN WA•ON
10 ••••·YI, •llf•·• P.S., 'lt&H, •1r. L-·inll••· 4 1,..d, r•cfio, h•1t1r, •Ir coltdlHonln9, 9oocl Lik• 11•w• (496CIYI ' Mll11. (725CFFI • '
$3896 . $1996
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2060 Harbor
PARTS-SERVICE
HOURS
7 AM To ·t N MoN
7 AM To 6 PM TUE-Fill
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I PARTS DEP.T. ONLY
8 AM to 1 PM SATURDAYS
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ff DAILY PILOT w.......,, .i....., 19, nn
Fuly synclnniiod hons. 170
Cll 1t.....,Y ...... omissloo
conlnll, self adjusting bral<ts.
tfltsirl.,i.nioch;,,,.(91y107193)
1MMIDUlTI DILIYl•Y
· 1972,JHUNDERBIRD
USED l4NDAU . ~ $
· Split bench seot, Michelin wsw
rodiol tires, power steering,
· power brokes, landau roof. Less
than 800 miles. (2J87NJ38271)
'65MUSTANG
H1rtlt., Radio...._,, 81Jcket s.ots. (PIY292)
''65 LINCOLN . , .. , ..... ,.
~--•yoir.llQl1nl
SQUAlllACI
All oiili'd.1368074940
.'67 MUSTANG
'68MUSTANG
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Cnii-~·lrDns.. all now Torino dtsign.
fnlnt disc linlkH. dw.ct air •entilotion,
emission control.
2A25l165472
IMMEDIAn DllMIY ·•ULLPRICI
'::~ND '72 lJD·$
2 DOOi NAIDTOP
302 V~8, cruisomotic, p/dis.c brolc.ts L
steering, luxury trim, emission control.
Order vours in your choke of color today.
MUSliWG $
2 DOOi llAIDTOP '
Not striped but equipped with -·trans.
belted ms. color keyed racing minors
bucket stats. 2FOU 50952
I IMMIDIAftDllMIY
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'69 MUSTANG:: I
H4tp.
Rod"IO, htofrw, butktt wcits. (ZAC-652)
c ...... 500 .
V-8, auto tron1.. poww lfffl'ing. factory air, all
origml.(108AK5)
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4 lf>ffd trcins. 1600 CC lflll.,
kcktt stats, tmissio1t
control.
2RIOW!48407
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY PULLP•ICI
BRAND NEW JiUCK & CAMPER
KING 'Q', THE ROAD CABOVER
Eqpt. with stove, sink, icebox, etc.
(2509RV)
ONA
NEW!72 FORD PICKUP
CUSTOM STYUSIDI
ORDER YOURS TODAY
COMPLETE CAMPER PACIAGE
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'67 ECONO ·
su,1rV•.•
Ann find. nttds paint. (X9S830)
'69 CHEV •.
1/2 To•
Pidup, with htavy duly equ~. (616061)
'67ELCAMINO ,
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V-8. oulo tronl.. power sleerirl;, rodio. heater,
{Qj4566)
'68'°0DGE
' l/2TH ,
·aJSTOM CAB PICKUP, ayto tronl.. r~. hitfw.
Jlow m~as. (955828) \ l
'69 El CAMINO
CUSTOM v.e, outo trons. aircond.. (152000) •
DIX c 19ffd,' radio. heater, radio, htotw. lklf'IM Nt.
WJW002
'69CORTINA
D1l•x1W11t•
Auto truns .. radio, htoltf, v1ry low mil1L
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EDITION
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VOJ,:. 65; NO •. ,,, '7 SECTIONS, 96 PA6E$ • · ORANGE COIJNn', CAUFORt~IA WEDNESDAY, MNUARY '19,."1972 .TEN C&ITS ' ,
• ,. ' .. C~~n~y Solons 'Cite Poor .. Di~(rict
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·Alignment ·
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isy TEMY OOVILLE ·
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The-· on&-inan1 me.vote concept his '
~ '~sed out U1' w)ndow'' ·in Orange
eo.,rity, ,ic<:Ord~ to_ the cotiJily'1· anro,.
slate fectsla!Ors. ' · •. '· · While • .,._, oller!cl ' dll!erlnt
view• .on the .c;.Iilomill SUpretne Court
cled•ion-ltrtib!i -. .u"'9b!Y Ol)CI ...,.le mpportlciinnent,.U.Oy· '11 uJd tllls 1
county 'lulf IM ·pooml dtatrld
all{lilnientl-ln·ttie .tote .• ' • . .•
'jl\ere ""A'l .Ile 111y respportlooment action for this year's eleCilon," Wd
A1sim'blym11t· Robert Burke' ·(R·HiJn. , ! ·. ~ . . ..-•
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N~on Vows
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Retaliation • -• .. ' 6
fu · SeiZures
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LONDON (AP) -,Qooen Bllalbetb II ...,..i -. todly *ltb • ..., Cold al
-Smlrqham -In -Eqland. A ........ llid tlll-Queen t.f canceled au ....,..a for thl
-frll da)'I.
' ' tingt,m Bemla), "'So this JDNDI tbe cme-talt fepresenlatJon, because of his may get under a new plaa. man,..,.,. concept is out &bl wndow di&trict's size. . . Both of the county's stale &nators, m Onap Coomly." . l'A> a r•Mljt ·o1 W..'' Cory said, "the Dennis Carpenter (R-Newport Beach)
Buna11klllil-y dlalrlct, wtlll a · poople of Oran&• CQunty aro a Itttle.,sbort and James Whet-e·(B>Garden Grov0), pdpula~ near fiOO,OllO la the laril•al m clianged,· despite. the sterling quality ' of. • agreed that · 1be counly'a populatlon •
the -• their cumnt leglaiators." . , growth has earned it more repre1eo-
'"'9 dlllrlall ol Burke and fellow ·Badbim Couid llol' be reiched for cam-tat Ion.
~ RollSI _..., (II· moot. . : "I think the legislature got what it
Nnpirt -) 11111 -OOry '([). Assemblyman John Brlps (II· deserved,'' carpenter said, referrjng. l,o
G"'*'<liart) are all ·-Ibo IGD,GIJO Flillertoo) said ·hi wai . pleoM!d the the court decision. "Tbe·'wllole •process •
mart, nearly double 'the recommeMed Jeplatare wOuld have• a chance. to re.do .. .was unnecessa'rtly"milUndled." /
1be'f0r_tift'Aisembly distJict. •. the reapportloament plans. 1 Carpenter said. he would seek a con--
Cory •aid lie ·doem't 'll)lnd nnmiJIC . He said the Democrat.' adopi.d plan J stitutlonal amendment to take reap.
again In.his old dJslrict, but. be· felt the deprived'Qrange County of I tlilrd Senate portlonment OUt o! the hanils O! the state •
people ;of Oraoge:County:~ l!Ot 18llllli seat and another Assembly dlslrict it leglslalure. · r. • ·
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''Tblo b ·all a real sliame," Whetmore
said. 0 Its-.ilot ln the interests of either .
the people or tile RepubLican Party •. The
congteuionaLreapportionm·enl will· give
the .. Dtmocrals 'row-of · the. five new
seats." ~
Whelmore said he felt the county's . ' senate ' and · assembly districts · •l\oUld
haYe been cut down to proper aiu. ''My
district has 750,000 people. I'm happy to
5'rve them again but the district should
have about 490,000 people."
Neltlier John Schmitt (R-TuJlln) or •
Richard Hanna (!).Anaheim), tbe eOun-
ly's two u.s: rep.-aUves, could lie
reached for comment.
The only significant cbana:e In !be.stale
court's 'approval -~·~ l"llPo ,
portlonment ls that Sd!qlitt. a ·momt>er\
o! the John Bite!\ Sociely, wW no lonpr
represent President ... Nilon · aDd lbl ·
Western Whtte House. In San Clomenla; ~
Schmitt' district was pulled Inland, an4
the aecttons from lla\bOa lalml, CO....
del Mar, Laguna. Boocb, San Clemente
and into San Diego ~ will form a ·
new congressional ilalrlct. :-
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Parents • ID.· .. CapistranO i
Get . Briefing , All~ yettt; ..
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·12-month ' .
Education
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&an Juan Capillrano. . . . • '
, Tll&Capiall$o ·ulllf¥ ,School,~
'1 • , , , l,s one of, -CGUDty dlalrlcta con~ 'M· o" m' :$nd· '..Pop' ·: _a1110r.blg II/I •a.11" ,J.n ·wblch 11·cur·; . ~'!!1iwYlD uiiln lbe .Sin~~.~-" e ·uw • pb(eiitii1 maw. .... .-a.1: mu--)
S.to. teS., .. E.xem. pt ~~t::::r.~"I..~ ~lalnlnC'irhY )l!I c!lstrlct -to··~·
F "~ ls 15" I ' / 1 •I . :rblil wiltro "Bufu.;,fact thl~we faced I crlllcaJ
· · · bouslnl aborla.le-acted 11 a'catalyot.'' •
· .. WASHINGroN (AP) ..'..Tiie C<ist of 'lleilpondiJ\g lo qdtsiion,s, Ash.ton ;aid
· • · . · • the nlne-waek tnStructlon period fo110wed !Jvll!C, ~il "'9Y• ~pied small tiy 'a ·tliree'w!et ·vacation bad one ad··
retail firms with anriual:aloi•o! lelS tban. vantage Jn that chlklreh·seemei! to forget' .
f!-.000-lronrprice controls ml about '5 1... thin Ibey do · over a three-month
per<elll • all realal 1111111 from ... ..... IUllllllel'
trola. But ~ adiDitled that all-~ school
Tiie -a_.....i II accepted the has not -ailown to be educationally ,..,.1111 ..... Mln or the Price Com-•better than I nine-monlh.plan, bul &bout
nilwklltbat llDIII "mom.m:l pop" retail the same.
!Irma oboalll be eumplod' from price "If children 1re !org.wn; 1 ... In an
walrolL Tbe aemplloo l(lplles to abooit al~year school but are tatlnC the 11me
15 .,..-.i.111 nlall.aalois and ·coven 11 children In a nine-month achool, then
. -15 pe!mlt of. aDJ:Olal] companies where ls the advantage?" ubd a parent.
In tile"'"*"·· ""!.~ pomt"!, out lba!u.bia dlltrtct had EwftplM !tom rent controls are only -n opera.ng an year program
........,__,.., ~-• .._,,..._, rented for · since July and had not bad a chance to ~ .-.-.. --. make academic evalu1t.i0na.
lclwer !ban -periods :•Tbat ls one .-i why we're only in·
wbere ttie landlord own1 'four unlts or volvlng part of our district on a two-year
leis, ~ unlla l'lllllng !or $500 • pilot basis," ~ aaid. .. •
mon(h ,er more, ml owner«cupled Roy wil!ianis,. an lnmmodiate school
dwelllnp,ot lour or 1.,...,un11a having principal in Spring Valley, said one pro-
i.p. Iba • --rental agree-grim lbal bu· lllffmd became-or au ment. ~ · · , y..,. achool wu Ille junior high muaic
wW l'llQOveifrom ,(..'()Doo ~n'i, " . . . ,
1DIDlml of tba.:IU m1lllM i · Jnol,. bl!i<I 111emtlerf._ for eramP,le.
.......... Jn tlle ... 1 IW\io w\ire -an Yatllin wlllJe otben were
lion. . . • ' In -.... Ii""' lk~y to 'l1ie abia\l noted 11111-lwo-thlrds• ·-e back durinl vacatiao just !or the
., ... lllNTI, ..... 1) (See~ VIWt, Pap I)
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' . : capo's ~uncil,' Mlianee
~o sfu.dy Development·
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The ;.trects of San Juan Captllrano'•
rapid ... tlopmenl wW be" ezplond by
~· of the City 'Council and the
Alllanoo or H-nen· -
..... ·opae1a1 atudy -foallbt at 7!»p.m. btllla ...... u c:bomllen.
the .....u wlll ..... r.w.
q -In I ......U.. l"'ljl-
by I .......... , wllidl ..U 11111 the
djy 11111 doltlopment 111 nfllllnl la -• .,.,-...,.,, lml and -to -I ........ ~ -~
ftl fiWJ•11 of tba ankl1wn would
MID llft •·eltJ,. eliuef ID nrmn
lW ~ -to decide II tile pro-JIOOli!I of ..,.. to .... by
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Ollllr ....... -in tba -'lltlon to
more larile open ricreatlonal are.is .In the
valley., ; · ,
-Developing a definitive pl'Oll'lm for
early de\'tlopment or parka and their
maintenance. · <
-Amendtnc the general plan to require
Iha 1<rr.aln remain In )la notural Ila~ .aa ;r..~~ bl • • ' e.
I lor'illl eorly oal>bli~
Ola pallUe ~~Uon ~·· ·Aaolhet porl !lie noolJlllon WU I,...
qUO!I fllat tba city lake a plllti,!e ataM apiaat I poopooed 1,0IO I Mn molltfe
home IUbdlvlsMln nortlrnll "' the ctty llmlla. The city compiled with that re-
quest by appomting the Mayor to
i epidenl Ille city'• position wbon the
matter, comes before the Board of
Qipervllora.
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Two m~ san Clem~~e Rsidents -: · · r ' • • , ! • ' •
one'6! tllem a C!o lslent crlUc of ,some <.A.court.l!attle·to. llop.COnltndlon ·ot
city pracUces -have taken' oul 'pap.rl new. hospitals In Orange -O>aftty ··ojlenel
as candidates !or City Council. Tuesday wtth I charge by sevenil
It brings to seven the numbei o! .,;. ealabllshed hospitals that aurpllll,holpllal
Uclpai.d cindidites !or two ·ciuiicu· pops "bola brtlie coupt)o m coltiN ~.
April 11. 1 , •·· ·
1 tnsarance companies and public apm:ies
Erle lloucher, San Clemente building 1ZZ million a year. •
designer wboee scathing letters· io tJio cl-· The char1,1 came !rom t('e naW!f ~
ty an '• '..Di o.r-.....U '...,.sll!;\and · efi" c~ Hesllll"cil-e· ~Of!iliri
Ralph ~inaon., t motorcycle ~ Aiioctlt.,., wtltcb bu ftJe4 lulf 'In
proprielOr are the latest upiranta. Orange County superior Court. In .. al·
Boll> toOk out ndm!J\atlofi papers Tue.-tempt' to halt Iba conal1'11c1Mln · °' ,,...
day. : coun1y ·holpt1t1S> .
.They join these.mop u ,potential can' : CllCPA clalma thO .C<JU!i!r ls ·,almd1
dldates: . . • o~ with holpita11.
-\!/,alter F Evans · Jr., how lb.\ city'~ •,Tb& poop, ,I~ by .It ·holpilal .Mr mayor,•!!" plaN to 11ek 1.1et1•>"'1'·"1"• mlnlalrators, names the slate 11 .defen.
. ..._ Aorthnlp, whorwW !ie,"°"18,• dinl'lii 'an lcilon:tblt is t1p0de.\ ID tiaye
!OU{l!I le!!n ud who now II chairman-or , ' • · • , the ·..-,· .Local AcencY Formatloo alatrwlde reperClll&i\>ns; • ,
Comm1a11oo. CllCPA clabna that J!>e ttate Ii
-Paql Prellei. corporate bead of the threatening pr0sent standards ~ medical
san Clemente Inn, well known Jit com-.care In lllla•ana by pannlWng the con-
munlb' 'affairs 'anll ·a pinmace with a llructloa of unwame,I boaptlall. , atrene 1iailon wttb .the Phlldentill eo-, Tbe boapllal .,...P includes Hoac
lcuqt In San Clemente. Hooptlal, NewpOrt Bea,ch'ml South Cout
>-An· u.i..., dlalrman • ., tlie plan. ~ • lillpllal, South Laguna
nilll 1¥1111111-*'>D tba htct-l......,, -Ila n>1Dbtrl., l I · 1 •
up bt the last round Qf:-,1wo :reon The lafnult .arauea tbat'lba quality oJ qo. • ' ·• . ' 1 r* ) ~ ·• • ,,,.,.,.,\<lite Jn 4)'qe Counl.1 an be
-.1.-1aio.,:1SanllMnMjel'Olident """* to-ralllllly .dadlne V mo-no -·a flnl ilipor-eoplaill -plul for aeveral ...,..... 11r11
in llOt Alie ... 001mt7, -·Illa""*"" 'li6apit1Um1-to (l'oeeed. -..,, local 'fin . .,.._ pl... . A-.,-taptlall 11' the P'*"8
-larl aqd alao'.fllund in' a ...... JIWl!dl ValllJ . Conunaolty Hoo;illl
marathon cor.bover11 .-... ..,., .. ·--.....auy..,anlOd ;uu'J I 1 I ..
---tbt dty IOU -• • ....... ID Ibo lr1tl .. I ·'lrtoad "' Ibo
San am.. In --_,. court." • l bu.....,.. fars• lllla of c_ .... !or ' a!CPA ~ tbol bllcbn of m0111
council J>OllllaN, and wllll lhO 1111niJ Pfl!POl'd hoa .. 1111 In cadrlimla -wi tlill ,,.,.. (thi cletdlt111 II _,, 'tlililltd thi lplrlt d Ibo W. DallY act . ..,
FM · I) all _, candldala lln· el• ' Tbe llllf1 ~ e 11 '1' pt a .. '""'*'· . ·-"' ..,Wala boapttala !rem ...
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1'he .... hli1_,,.,.. -· 11 ..... up or an the IDihidall '"' • ..,.. ~ tlonl In San Juan capatiw lad .11111 lla
manbel'lbip at ..... , ......
.. h lledlell t.111 uN caanell -C. lalnbW tjle ~· ~ of tit two )'lll'l ap 11 cudldateo w ...._ .1-11eo111t P111i111a1 doUncil II tht1
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;Capistrano. Annex Meef Set
::Top San Clemente Officials to Appear at Speciar Session
,f. special m .. u.g or the Capistrano
~ COmmunlty Asooclatloo hos 1"<11
(\lllod Morday night lo allow San
a.meote officials lo discuss the effects or ·a JllOlslble annexation ol the 1111Jo.
~community with ti* city. ··;tiit 7:30 p.m. meeting wW Include an
•ppearance by san Clemente Mayor
~ Evans and pty Manager Ken
'l'l'be special ..,,ion will he held in the ibietln& room at a.1 C a m I n o
(jjplstrano and will dtal primarily with • ,,
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tacu and n,w.., la a Joypolllollcal
-of tbt cmiinunlty wllh Iba City of SlnClomenle.
Spakesmon ,far the homeowner'• group
11tt11 that the ,..,Jon 11 DOI the offshoot
of a """"· jlUlb Coward aMtUtloo, &ut would he prt1114rlly an educstlooal func-
tloo IOI' vOlen who might he coolronted
wttll aoneution J11uas ln -Ing mooths.
The San Clemerlte question Is 000
which bU ·remained in the bockgrouncl
iinct the cneraeoce of a study on an-
neiatiotl of Caplstrano Beach a.rxl Dana
Owner Needed
Polat wt* lllo Cllly al San Juan C.plltrono. .
Aa!CJ<iatlco """ldo!il E.O. llt1am said
that the meeting came about "~ thot
C.pillrano. Beach realdtnts could make
an lntelllgent decision on annexation."
"All the facts hive lo he made
Available by both cities," he added.
Sentlmeol tn the communlty apparenUy
11 divided oo ~ annexation matter -
three w1y1.
Some, Reaaoo &aid, prefer to remain
under county control.
J;osses Drop,
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Calls Increase Recycle Cent,er Off er
At ClemeQte ~s tn City Council
' Fire losaea took a drllllaUc dip In San
.Clemente dver the piut year, but· actual
calla, lncludlng 1 ,,.,.Y Jog of ambul111ca A lengthy report ooutlluling an offer except for one bitch.
dilpatches rose sharply accordlng to the of San Oemente'• recyclln& center to the 1be lack of a forklift vehicle means
annual report published by the city this cUy will confront cJty counCiln'ten toni1ht. that IODle stages of the operation are week The center may close March 1 if no new · 1 more expensive because lifting of
P)re (.blef Burl Hancock painted out owner can be ound. · material has to be done by hood.
that the dip in dollar Jou appeat'I Jojilid-~ ;ole report ha.:: pro-Burt lllloriul that the city could
eel hlca• .. of Iha city's heavy Joa In 1970 ~~ -•-~ _; ~.~ lor 01 o~•-lhe ceo'·· with its exi•"•• equl~ -Iha .._~_.._. ftre t the Id --~•.,y IUCCOIMw proj«:l lhat ac· ~· -~ ~ ·-,. r ·,...,., -·--a 0 """" cepts -· --and alumlllum cans ment and tllll realiu a break-even point ~ di!-f0< ncyellng. · or a modelt prolil
Structural losaea In 1971 in San Burt blnted in the report tbat he plan-Burt acknowledges that the city has in
<Semmte totaled $47,090. nee! to live the wortlnmUt project up the past been reluctant to assume the
";The clubhouse fire csu.oed the IWD to earlY tills qrinr. recycling flll1ciion. 8"ell to $173,D the yur before. The teievia~ ICtffll writer began tbt "Recycling in San Oemente is MW an J~slnesa was extremely he.Ivy in tbe cmter early tut year and at presmt has economic, ecological and practical reali--~rllllent throuih the yur. Ambulance tralferl spotted it tight loc•llons for ClOJ. ly," he slid.
cans were the ?DOit notable increaee. IecUcm ol tM newsprint and Cini and he "It bas alway1 been my opinion that ~ Clanento IUemen and polict all!> acctllll mii,rlll at a cent... leased ncycllng iJ, at Jeost partly, the city's
piSi'olmm Uled city 'Ytblcles on rt ~ en an inidustrlal site. business. 'nlere are 1,000 to 2,000 persons
casionl Jul Jt1r for ambulance dutlea. Since II. l>egan, the center bu •-'lied a week participating· in the project rlihl ..!'fbe bulk of thole came toward year'• .,.... now," he added.
I a-fUI and .... worked IUCCOllfully, dtd u San Clemente became the on Y Among the savings the program has
~ provfdln( anergency service to given to the dty Is reduced costs for ton-
Ibo area. · ........ P .. e J itage ol -h plclted up by the dty rub-';1'8 dtf-tir. and polic:e-blsh cootrador, he laid.
v...:-prolMlklnally caaverted van and AT f YEAR Burl's center at preient serves as a
·. · It the nte of •per -penon fO?LJ • • •. wholuale clearing house and preparaUon
Wch ~ency run. The city aervice plont for 1be recycled materials, where
.doos ail •dP«id fo llOnellltrgeDcy am• baiidpertod. Bui It dldnl -k. newsprint 11tither1ccepted by donors or
"",;:"" ~t tn!d 413 toW Anotller parent ap<MHd coocern over boulht from collecting entities, proc•
t' thnu&I> the amw -·aplrtt and --On an all eaaer, then ahlaped to the MenCal year. . ......_., pnlCtllinc plant Li PDIDOOI. Thert, It Is
, ,_.11e1orehad~•aJarms. year -am a ...-1 IOI otudlnta pn>ce1sedlnlo,_sprintagaln.
,!l'lla ~iiilll ~ -lie di.-llllo four -of JIG. I,_. primarily eomea from the ·Im_. llalt a.e "'"at-'l'br9 ~-alwaya la acbool wbile blghor price paid the center becauae of
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.. £. ,....--'bod a ·...O. • . -dowll, ,...111m· llM -· ll'wbdowu tololed.17 lall year aod. fl ao..., 111n -,._ .u.c1p1lno ,...
w .1r10. bl u<i ,...,,..u.. · -"" · :City ofliclab, In an overvltY ol lhe lire , ~ema, JX'Oll'lllll -• liirhlinl plctuno, poinl (jJ 11171 aa a turning oe!ng developad m a year round ...,.
palnt liir the' deportmtht with completion linuiJC baals.
t!p spring of a new htadquart...a Other points modi durlnc the evlllinc J>91lding and the plans to hire new m .. till( 'and the an.r--for
P!!!-1 lo aJlo1f far the 2H1011r•<lat telclim'iJicliidecl:' ·
dilly ol ftre crews lot the fits! lime ever. -8iudentl and te1cllen are "tncked"
;'fhe departmenl•llJJ) -'1cl he bo1altte4 t91<1ber Ill· mOst C.... ao a 1-boa bl' the two comi>anlto of voluntetnr, wbo the -cJui dUrJnr'the ent1"' 177 cloys, a!!ll would renond to piajor blues. n· -·---~· ;Efficiency, ft la hoped, will 1lao Im-.e Oil a ~ -_..,,
Pl"Ve alter the 9fl'lllnl ol San Clemente -~ -paid ~er 177 daya 111111 ~I'll! Hoapltlt earJY in the spring. aa theY are now and any 'Hlra II coo-
jll'he boapltal'I Ulilence within the city liderad Ilk• aumm. pay WOlild he.
• liililts would dramatically shave the Ume -While all year«bool cauaeo baby 11!-n'eeded for a alngle ambillance run . ting problems for IOme, It 10lve1 the
:eurrenUy, runs to and from South aame problem for others by tn1tinC
Laguna to south Coast Community blbyslttero Ill the junior blgh avall1ble
Hospital take about 20 minutes. all year.
The time for the aame function to -Teachers who want the mmmer off
San Clemente General would he Je11 than can arrange cootncts to teach "in·
10 minute&, olliclals hove said. ter....iom" the all-year equlnlent to aummer ocbool. · --
lnlClc llSl\i Ibo 6illlP, ~ ......... !!"! ' . . ·:~.;...:1 ·· ' " . REN'{S ••• I
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of all~ dwelllJ>p .-of
four mills or lea. •
The council said the e~ns would
remove much of the burden of enlordng
President ?i(fln'• wag .. prlce. coo~ in
areas1hat tend not to be inflationary.
For eumple, in the rent.eumptiow:,
the. ~ll aaki the e.s:empUom "will
pqmll the manpawer of the Jll'Ul'llll lo
ba' concentrated on thooe. areu·lhal hive
lb• rrut..f poleiiUal for lnflation."
The eounc.11 .laid exempting •mall com-
panlel from price cootrola •pPl!_ts only to
retail fll'DlJ. not am.all service firms 1ucb
as a J1undry or dry claaning establiab-
ment, a restaurant, a television repair
ae.rvk:e or a yard and garden-care service
center.
"These retail stores are generaJly
small famlly~wned and o p e r at t d
businesa -'comer grocers' and other 'mom and pap' type of neighborhood and
amall community retail firms," the coun-
cil laid in a statement.
DAILY PILOT .. Mil'-er Nam,ed lnt£rim
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Water Board Manager
Diraclors of the South Cols! County
Water District swUUy anil unanlmoully
appoimed · district Superillendent Ray-
mond c. Miller aa interlm m1n1ter Tuet-
d•Y to nu the pool lei! v1c1nt by the IUd·
den mignltion last week of John •Tt.1"
Smith .
In a brief special meellng which lnr
eluded the reading aloud of otws stories
related to Smllh'1 mle1t1on, diAclori
agreed to sward Smith 1 monthly aalary
to Miller.
The direcloil slrtsaed th1t the flit ad-
ditional per month would be rqanlad as
a "bonus.. for Mlllet'1 performance of
·the Interim duties.
A permanent 1ppolnlmtnt of manqer
of the cllltrlcl will como after a manac•
mtnt aumy ii concluded.
: Fall' blnll coma from the cllracton
Tlltaday Cll Ibo -tor -·· alJll. -~ Read!Jlc ont dlal>lnr fn1111 Dn.A Y
'PIWI' adltlona OI Mooday Boanl
aiatrman 'l'hOmu H. B"""'• mlt on
ll:nttb'• eom'inenta on hll r1110111 for
qulttq ("to .... pt a belt. ~ op-
portunity").
11ff• told tbent more than be told UI,"
Ibo tioant cbalrman said.
Dirocton OflO!lly --the aallry levtlt aod ~ GUI that _,
prlatad quoiatlooo .. Sm!UI'• ~
..... -. .. oil.
Miller wW raco1 .. Ult _. ulary "'
fl.CS 1 month durintl hll lnt...im aunt.
Hil atep levd 11 aupervisor paid 11,23&
a month.
Succted1ng him " SUperlnlendenl ·will
he Bob Perry, whpae montl!IY wqe wW
1ncreaae lrom .. to .. a mOnth.
In Munt mtttlnp, dlreclon prop)1aed
to raevalu1te the pollclot pveming OJ>
cupancy by the manag• of i cllltrlc~
ownecJ boua'al a reaervolr site.
Smith lived In the realdenae·durlng his
tenure."I'bO houJe WIS lumlshed by the
cllltricl. Miiter bu ....,_ that the houae no
longer ba offered rent.fret, but on a
hduced-rent bull for aomeone on 1
auparvlaory 1 .. 11. '1'111 occupant aervea as
a "cantaker'' of IOril for tbe dl.stritt
lacllltles Cll the alle.
Milltr'• job -wW plfl!lel.&nlth'•
-Iha ........ -bit dullta --.. •lnC Iha wtter. diltllct and
the South Clout County Sanllallon
Dilll'tct.· .Each eallly llao ill own board
and oharol equally lo Pl~ the
manaaer'1 ....... '1'111 dlred«I alao made ooe other
peraonotl chanat, but 11reaaad that II
wouJd he I permantnt, not an interim,
appolnlmlnt.
Adq cllllricl f-W 11 bu r ~tlno wu mada perinanenl 1-.Hellad ____ lha
"tomp«ary" ""'palloo lor ..... lhan
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Others would prefer San Juan, and stul '!"'!" lun lowanl San Clemente.
,11le Jiiter city in recent months hll
tiif,ill tj>wanl the palisades communltf
with a~ioo of i :IQ.am parctl cur-
rently in the works.
Harbor Estates, patt Of San Clemente,
forms a· a trip inland of the Palisades.
Thus far U.. palisades does not show up
on arme1:1Uon sphere-of-influence maps.
lian Clemente councilmen pre~y -Cimino. de. Estrella as San, CJ,emente11
logical upcoast boundary.
A.csociation members are e1pected to
be keenly interested in what San
Clemente could haVe to offer oo a large ·
annexation.
Be!Jdes the increased tu rate,
residents will be concemed about lhe ·
level of services and the structure of the
city council.
Local control ovtt r.onl.ng also ii
foremost in the colony's concern as wel4 :
Rea9Qfl adde(I. •
"We want to stress that the community ·
as a whole has not expressed any desire
to annex either to San Juan or San
Clemente.
"After all the advantages and disad·
vantages have been compared, then the
membership will express ils desires.
Voter education is extremely important
in the annexation issues, and we hope to
l>fOVide much o flhat education," be said.
Coast's Clear;
Fog Goes Inland
Orange Coast residents were enjoying
something new ln a view this morning:
the coast is clear at least down on the
grolll1d.
Damp, dismal fog which has plagued
the area off and on for more than a week
flowed on inland, socking in airports and
crippling commuter traffic there.
Generally, the National W e a t b er
Service predicts continuing fog and low
cloud conditions there, but an. offshore ...
flow of air should ktep the coast' clear.
Overhead clouds should dissipate by
mid-afternoon, giving way to the seuon '.s
typical hazy sunshine.
Airwest Counters
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Stewardesses
H"l!!N ~ell laid~ II would at,,
tempt lo replace atewardessel who don't
report to work bac1uaa of bomb lhrUta
igainsl !hi airline durloi • strlb by
inechanics.
A spakesmsn said it hopad to use
supo!rvlsory atewanltSsts and otber· tz•
ecutivea to fill the void while the alrlina
offers limited u ·rvice 'tn, IODle western·
cities. ~ ·
ni. vice ~ of the ~ardess
4ivlsion of the Air Lint Pilots Allocia~
tion, Kelly RUeck, wrote Union members
they di~ not have to work if they. were
concerned about penonal .atety. ·
• She ,said two bomb threats had been ·
made &Jainsl working atewatdesses in
~boellix, Ariz. Mechanics struck the
alrOne Jut Dec. ts.
TODAY
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IT'S A MYTH
Put a watch on some people and
it soon stops running. Let the same
watch be worn by someone else
and it runs like a dream. Some
people just can't wear watches.
Not true, according to the ex·
perts! The main reason watches do
not run well for some· of us it that
we don't know how to wind them.
People, afraid of over winding,
do lillle more than wiggle the crown
a few times.
The answer for thue people !J
an electric watch. It is also· the
answer for busy people who forget
to wind their watch.
Wa carry a large aelectlon of
elecl.ric watches In all the top
makes and atyles. We'll be happy
to help you pick the one that will
assure you of attractive, accurate,
dependable time.
But, be warned. Not only wlll you
disprove the myth about not being
able to wear a waWI, you'll a!Jo
IOH your ••CUM for belnC late to
appolnlmenll.
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Two Seized
InC6lorado
Face Court
' Two narcoUcs smuggling ouspec!so a..
\ . ' . . . resled by Oran~• Coasl aulhorlUe! in
Col~o Friday have been arialgne<I on
chorges of conspiracy lo s10uggie ,nd ieli
nareotJc;,
' oilkitals · a\ Central brsnge County
Municipal Court ,.;d the two men will
face a preljminary }\earing Jan. 25 on the
charges to determine U they shoUld be
bound over for triaJ.
" The suspects are\lohn Gilhert.$aneber,
23, orZ4812 Selv1 !load, Dana Point, alid
Jpsepb ManuaJ Cordova, 21, of , RockY.
Rullng Bla•ted
Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke held a
news conference following the
California Supreme Court rul·
ing on Senate and Assembly
reapportionment and 8.l!grily
charged the court with "shock·
ing bad judgment." See story
Page IO.
Weed 'Overdose'
Kills · 22 Cows
Iil Ranch~ Herd -·An "over6ose" of weeds has caused the
dealh ol nearly two do7.en oows In Iha
Ranoho Mlssioo Viejo herd tn recent
days, ranch spokesmen said this week.
'l)le dead cattle, all cow s, totaled 22 at
the end of last week and tl)e cause, says
ranch manager Gil Aguirre, is the recent
heavy growth ol weeds.
Aguirre said that because of last year's
bot summer, little grass remained on the
~anch grazing lands and cows, primarily,
turned to eating large quantities of nox·
lous weeds that have sprouted profusely
after recent rains.
Generally, a cow's intake of weeds is
offset by grass which dilutes the harmful
elfeds, he 1ald.
"!l's When the COWi tol.llle W.eedS
alone that there'• trouble,"1le a~
The dollar !OBS to the ~ ~tlon
was set at about $i,OOO. .... ,,·
The deaths, however, will hardly dent
the rinch llml; e;jimated at 5,000 iteen
and more than· 500 cows.
County Driver Killed
A Buena Park motori!l was killed early
this morning in a single car accident near
~ Orange . drive-in theater .• Gerald
Cavin, 40, Of 7901 El. Morocco Road, was
dead on arrival • al the Orange County
Medical Cent... al'l:lO a.m,
Ford, Colo. · Botl\ men remainecl, in' Orange Cow>ty
J iil today' in lie~ of posting ball; wb1~
was set, at' •too,oqo for Sanchez and
$75,000 for COrdova.
Narcotics •e~ts from Newport Beicli
and t.aguna Beach, with the cooperation
ol Colorado authorities, arrested the pair
Friday afternoon at Cordova'• home in
Roc~y Ford .
&th men were named in Orange Coun·
ty arrest warrants charging them wlth
involvement in a drug ring which was
assertedly smuggling marijuana and
heroin over the Mexican border.
Bail for both auSpects was reduced
from the iniUal amounts of $62S,OOO for.
Sanchez and $312,500 for Cordova at CheJ.r.
Tuesday arraignment.
A third suspect allegedly Involved tn
the ring and arrested Tuesday morning 1s
scheduled to he arraigned on conspiracy
charges today. John Charles Gale, 2( of
35705 Beach Road, Capistrano Beach, was
arrested at his home on $312,500 warr3:0t.
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SanOemente
Students Ride
Again-Police
San Clemente police have reinstated
the successful high school student ride-
along program but the number of gue.slt
has been shaved substantially.
,. The program resumed this wett with
two students at a time traveling on patrol
with officeni, instead of the previous four
to a car.
The cutback came a bout a!ter offictt
found that the glul ol sludenls slgn1ng up
cut into patrol efficiency.
Repeat visits by teenagers who already
have taken the patrol tour also have been
ahaved olf. ·
Schedulinl for students In the procram
can be l}andled tll<Q\lih the wtudent ac-
tiviUes "''ice 1t Sm Clelqtnto "'•h School. "' . ......
Ship Still Beached
ENSENADA, Mexico (AP) -A 311Hoot
Mexican transport ship wu at.Ill beached
in a cove 10 mlles north of .here today
while Mexican army officials tried to
repair hull damage be.lore continuin&:
their t!forts to dbtodge It.
The California, a former U.S.' Navy
destroyer escort, ran aground Sunday
morning in a heavy fog. Several com·
partments were reparted flooded Tueaday
as the ship, idled less than 100 yarda
offshore, was battered by waver.
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New ·Theater • Coast Gets
Orange County boasll one of
!he largest rosters ol eom-
munity !heaters in the eo1111-
try, with al least 18 producing
j)J'ganlJations. But, in -t
.-1..-.W'S
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years It hu spawned ooly one repertoire.
profeuJonal eompanJ South-"We plan a company of
Cout Repertory in' Colla fewer than :Ill actors." he said.
Mesa "Each aeaaon we will perform
Jn im they'll hove 1 com-1 reper!on of probably six
petitor: Pacilic G r o u p plays. P~prmllDCtl ~ In Orange County will be In Theater. rented facilllies, while the tour
According to p r o d u c I n g will be booked thn>uch regular
director Rlcbard Dow, PGT agencle1 or In usoclatlon with
plans to tour ita productm eiiating theater organizations
on the Pacific Cout, playing In other ctu ...
In ciUes like San Dleco, Loi ''There la a possibility !hat
Angeles, San F r a n c ls c o , the company ,may lnclude one
Portland and SeatUe. This ac-or two weU known names, but
counts for the "Pacific" in the empbuis will be on
PGT. versatility and en 1 em b I e
HDeath of A Salesman" and
11A View From the .Bridge"
..,.,. crlUcally uclalmed u
the !lnest In the counly during
the 1971 season; along with
notable revivals of "Arltole
and Old Lace" and 11Barefoot
in the "'Park. 0 . .,
Holding I ~ ·In drama
!rom ~ Francisco · state
College, Dow wu a director of
the San Francis<o Open Ring
and member of the original . ._, ,
company of Actor's Workshop .,, •
of lj,an Francilco. ·He also
studjed 1t New Yo r k 1 s
Neighborhood Playboll!e with
Sanford Melsoer. He received
'OW.. Your Own System' •
"The latter part of the name playing, without !he old-
la derived from the origlnal fashioned star 8)'81em," he ad-
. Group 'ibeater in New York ded, and pointed out that
during the thirties, which set ·~onnera .._.w receive a
a tradition of artistic integrity, performance salsry, although ·
iMovatlon, and highest JI'()-we are unsure as to whether
fesslonal standards," s a·ra or not we wlll operate under
Dow •. , · · ' . ~ an$quity union contract."
the first HunUngton Hartford Panoramic Audio Corporation of Santa Ana has acted on the recent FCC ntl·
acbolarshlp to the Actors' Lab Ing that telephone companies must lease or rent their lines to private firmL
where he worked closely with · The Orange County based operation has developed a complete phone system
the late Mara Alexander tailored for large and small businesses. The system, no larger than a t~wrlt~
GUbert of both tbe Group er, replaces bulky switchboard operations. And when· the system is p11d for,
Theater snd the Moscow Ari (five or six -ye~) it is completely owned by the customer. Theater. · _____ :__: ___ ...:__....:.... ___ :_ ___________ _
PGT Wiil. draw actors frbm Dow is well known to local For a time Dow was pro-
ducing manager for. UCLA
Fine ' Arts productions and
technical director for the
Actor's StudJo-West. While
with the Talent & Contract
Jocat ·talent 1·e<e k 1 n g pro:. audiences as president and
fessional care«i, and mount director of Inine COmmunlty
each production here be(ore . Theater producing on the llCI
aettinl i,t u plfl, of ~~ ~urll!B campus. His productions of
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·'S·~~~:Sp~ngled Girl'
Set in <W tistminster
Properties ·oivlslon of CBS.
TV, he was the !lrst director
and coach of the CBS Drama
Workshop. He hu appeared in
films and on television, and
hu acted snd directed for
nwnerous community and I
• I • ' T'h e Wesfminster Com-
munity Theater has llllDOUllCed
its C8'1 for the Nell ·Simon
eomedy "The Star Spangled
Girl," the third production of
its 1971·'72 season.
summer stock theaters.
Barbara Garllch will be "PGT believes that ils goal
featured in the UUe role as an of becoming the west's' leading
Olympic swimmer exuding in professional company. can ~Y
patriotism. Gary 'Saderup and be attained by building a
Martin Fuchs will portray two strong rapport among a
young men putting out an talented, compatible group,"
underground newspaper. Son· Dow stated. "To this end, the
dra EvaM is directing. '! , • p.n:xspecUve actors will Un-
"The Siar Spahgied 'Girl" ~o' in· intensive train!>(
will be presented , for · th'ree ~rjod together." _
Economic 'Patient' Has Good
Qpfunistic Outlook for '72
NEW YORK (AP) "For extreme illnesses ex·
Sometimes the oplnlon doesn't treme treatments are most
seem to match the SP.taker, fitting.
thus caUJlng ii to b e AIM Include In the category
remembered for perhaps no a survey of a profesJional
other reason. Into t h i s groups members that found
category falls the following : 83 percent agreeing with this
"The U.S. economy was on statement : "The Feder a I
the -operating table last year. Trade Commission s h o u 1 d
Wage-price anesthetic was re-assume a more active role to
qllired to help subdue COit· prevent mia1oading packaging
pull! lnOaUon that ~ and labeling of COl)8Wller pro.
and fiscal treatment eouldn t ducta, •
contain. Thi! was only one of many
result moet Internal reoearch
dep;;{rrienta rarely m a k e
'sell' reccmritendationl."
--CtNfDOMf ll
OJ 'pr-~ • l ''llf 'MOTIU• ~
w.~ends, openJni teb. l~~nd 'He dpJained ·that Paclfic
play t ng Fr ld a y s '•;li d Qt<)up .. Tll!aterwUI then~
Saturdays, at the . F:ii1Jey .;llJpnberf. of the eompapy
School auditorium, Edwards thi'ough "workabop auditions."
Avenue at Trllfk Avenue, '1be Initial f.our-mon'lb
Westminster. . . . workshop series will ~gin.in
"International complications statements, but the answers
accompanied the ailment The consistently showed approval
balance -of. paymenta deficit of the comumer movement, a
ruptured further, ~ndlng a be.lief that the government
Oood. of dollars abroad . . . must get involved in the
While the economy reswned marketplace when p r i v a t e
growing after the 1 9 7 o entefprise faila to adhere to
rec.ession, unemployment re-standards, and that t h e
mained too high because the business c ri m m u n i t y Is
recovery was anemic." responsible for informing and
The comments were madt
by J-ph Dorsey, president or
the largest supplier of in·
vesbnent buy snd sell advice,
to the Securities and Es·
change Commission. A great
many of Argus customers ' are
among thole at which !he
criticlam WU aimed. Mpt
hopes to expand ltl h•''*" by offering 1a new lfnlce 1o
brokers who handle small IC·
counts.
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Further informaUolf and ad-February. '
vance ·reservations for ~the Those" seriously interested
comedy may be Obtained · by may contact Dow at his home
calling Dolores Harrihgton. at 138-34S5, for further in-
aaz.4985. formation. · No trouble at all recognizing educating consumers .
the pati.ent. The surprise is the "Perhaps.in a survey of the
aource of the colorful medical general public these would not
analogy: the austere Federal be surprising findings today,
Reserve Bank of New York, said the group in reporting the whil:h ~y speaka a resulls.
cold 111'•.Y 11,niuage. "But they are startling for
Memorable, but not at all
for the reason that the opinion
doesn't match the speaker, iti this 1972 resolution : . •ru every American pledged
himself" to work harder at hl.'i
job, to give it all he's got, to
turn oq_t better products, to
provide better service-thin};
what It would mean to our
economic well-being a n t.
general prosperity .••
And what is the outlook IOI' some when the swyey is ol
begins, the progllOlis I s more than 1,490 Dl&fketing
the ptiient'a..heaJth? 1~ 1912 educators and n:eCutive..-all
"UOY & lllE Ji.1111'" I .. ~-JUlrded1.f opllmlatlc, • 1 h e rnernbl>r•·, ~ .\he Amer)c;ao ·t-~:.::~~~~~~~~~~~!:::~~==~~l"'·~·P~e~n~pec~•=•~.'~'fllla..lli..-.. lt.M
"And if the 1let'11et back~
-k' pbiloeo~ really tool: hold, ihe · t-and
tla•-alabli·••dled ~ mw 1•·wdln
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MGM .
Nearly Ever)rone
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However, It ~tlnUes, othe dedicated to the;.J IJlCe of
"""DDm)'ll prlce-<Olt •ttucture rnarA kethtingd science. b't • ~~rfiatns.' under inten:ive ·tare tr memora e• com· mentary concerns, the .stock as attempts are made to market and the avallabtllty pf restore noninflationary full 90Und advice . em~lo)'rnent.1 ·It quotes the ''. . :0ne Ill !he'thingl that
great doctor, Hippocrates: an institutional investor gets
that ·!he .IJU~lic dots ncit get .are the 4 'sell1' recom-
mendations. With the P.rivate
investor, the ~ker mites 1
'huy' recommendation · of a
stock, and once 1hil investor
hu coniwnmated the transac-
tion, 'and paid the. oonu:i!la81on,
Airlines ·See
At;9odYear • I ! . .
Smith Bros •
'Drops' Out
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. the registered repre11ntattve
(AP ) -The procluctlon of hu ll!Ue fuithOr oc!onotnic in.
Smith Bros. l'Ollllh d"?P' in centlve · to proV!dO" iClditiollil
this Hucls!>n Vatley clfy, where advice •.•
'W ASlllNGTON (UPI); -
Sluart G. Tipton, president al
the Air Transport "-latlon
Which repreaenta the notion's
lcheduled airlines, uys the ln-
clualry will bound back !rom
l""• ISOO million lou to
·brat even -1f7l flalaes 'll'e •kl.
restaurant owner JI me I • 11'Jbe 'research' depilrtments
Smith first made the little of inost hrokei:age flniil put
black dropa m years aaG;'ltur particular emphaala on --end later this year, Ing out attractive llocka for
The 'Wamer-illmbert eo. !heir customer{ to buy. ;.. a
which acquired control of the
Tljllon said last -tllo airUI* · hove '<liml*I out of
· lhetr ri>ceuioo lhanb to COii
cuttinc, an blct'eaa!e ID
---tralllc.111111 Ibo Im-. P1C1 al .• ,,_ ,Nljrm:•
firm in 1964, • Aid that for
;'economic reuons" It will
close the IDllll factory !hat
has produced Iha sharp-lasting
lozenges for more than a cen-
tury . Cough drop operations
will go to ao uiating plant in
Rockford, Ill.
A apokesman said the Orm
will seek to aid any of the
Poughkeepole p I a n t s 90
employes who want to stay ln
the area to !ind new jobs.
Ao attempt will' alao be
made to ·find jobo • In the
lllinols plaot for those who
~want to . move. he added.
Am-pex Sees
Fiscal Loss
eooilop>lc prccram,
Valued Stuff
But .No Household Word
DETROIT (UPI) -You -I, wollt C11 II, rtdll ..
it, watch snd listen ltvm il fl malllo ,._ oar na ..,...,
aod it.comes from deep in !he .,-. •
"It" is a chemical 111hotancl ~~ a dlr·
ivative obtained in the catalytlo craellloc md .........
process for~ It'• ,.. al a. 11• # • la 1119
hydrocarbon ...ie o! plO!ino wlllcll ..............
higher octane 'or antiknock ralilll al -. 11'1111 tloi Cllrlallo
ment ol lead eompounds to booli,..., ,..._ .. -
and more paraty!W and -i.....tb wlll .. addod la
1uoUne blending to maintain port.,,.__
.~ use ol l'8f~ene ill .<>!hfr -ii a ao wldo-:IPnacl• Iha! )Ql\.l!frt~' by II diif .. ..,
"lfY!"'ls -> , I • :L....J. ,_.. , ~· J fl .. tm 1.7 llOllCll -• ·It_ ....
produced In J.91.2. Parpy-ii tbe'eltlol lAaPl'd .....
REDWOOD CITY (AP) --.au.rat po~ fllmo ud•llln:·'~if Ampex Corporatlpn aMounced' art beflil -ID the 'tJ!llled -'al Ibo JW !hat II expecta a Joa cl about lion,._ Pll' -~wlll lo(al a!l9lll U ....
'40 mll1lon equivalent to " a 1975, ind ~ --... .... ii espoctM It I.I· ' ~ 'ion~ r _f""l""9-· ' ~ •
lhare , ... the year ending ™ .... _ ....:111 pennaneal ·~=£1 1,
nezt April II. . iaftt Wearing jtplnl -lumilll'" *"
It said about two-tbirdl of !llllDll and in 1)11/;= car and trvdf"' Urta. .._ •
!he lou would be from current lido Pooioda ct -·"·-·'wen uaed la -IMt"'"" operaUom ond one-third from • 'l»IU ....., •.
a maluaUon ol -ta and ....'...,._~=~=-::::---.:--.::: ~ 1 •aN1+1~ofr111'1(9.,lor ·~JQ-lo.*tub1eltyJ:9'.!..adoo~ COllttllgtat llabllltlel, I I , aJ1 ' J ' Dde from ~ lllm. ~
, ~ H. Haumwi, r, who ,..,... !J!m 'li,'~and" YlllOo lapll"ll'I iliado
wu elected preoldd • and li9lD ~ Q>l!DIMtr ..,. IUah · ap -" chlal uecutlvo ofllcer. Jul ~al tllo"~ Ill* ad tht ,.... . .._ :':!r·:1:.~~ =~o::t'"' ~ = lar 1-lld-
-, In .the process ol eon-Major uaers of pantqlaie -Du l'llal, wb1'fl
11111da1Jnt 10Verat operating p~ DocrOll, EastmaD Kodak. -~ 1111111,
dtviaions and would dlacon-tapeo mt fodoll llld 81 •II, Am<rlcaft Plllr bi<M-
llllue c e r t a I n unprofllabie trie1 and Dow Badldo no -K in the ...... al ~
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By SYLVIA PORTER
Your rt:lrigrrator goes on Ille blink, you check out all
p.O 1 1 J b I e home--caused ex·
Jllanatlons and rqr•tf\llly con-
clude 10methillJ i.s truly wrong
llltb the machine ltsell. Should
)'Oii spend tho money nqulred
IQ Ill< tt! Probably not -11 tho
1ppliance is JTIOre than JI
~n old. The life expectancy
of 1 ~frtgerator ls 16 years.
Your black-and-white TV set
mcll:ers and fades out. What
lbout repairing this . one? lt
"ell m&Y be wiser to put your
money into a replacement ln.-
stt:ld lf your m•chlne l!I more
than 11 years old. That's your
.e('s lite span. J
Jn deciding whether to throw
away an appliance rather than
· rtpatr It, you wUI, of course,
Consider in add ition to cost,
the time and travel that may be Involved in gelling the ap-
]ilance repaired and the In-
convenience to you. Bul you
• muat consider at what
~=:y .. ~~Zi ~
npair 1 toc>old machine.
Thua, 'the following guide on
the life expectancy of ap-
pliances can be of real dollars·
and-cents value to you. While
the f~ were prepared by ttft .Department 9f Agriculture
IODle years ago, the estimates
art believed sUU valid and it
Ii tho most recent study the
Departmt.ot has available.
Applluco UI• Spu
~ashing machine,
"'•!pomltic
Washing machln•, ........... ;-. w,a'!'1'6 CliJthes dryer
llefrllerator
Freezer
Ranges, elec., gaa
~um cleaner,
• uprl.
Vacuum cleaner,
lank
sj,wing machine
baster, automatic !outer, non-auto.
~k ~While TV
11 yem
10 years
14 years
16 yean ·
15 years
16 years
18 years
15 years
24 years
15 years
7 years
11 years
• We, ln this country, now own
inore than one billion 1p-
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m>llancos for each of our
lioma. All utoundlac Ill.I per
~°" tll-owft Rfl•••ftit•: It pereont of own TV and 50 Jlucent of us own color TV; 91
percent of us own a washing
,nachlne, and to it goes down
the list.
: 'Our annual spending for
amall appliances alone
ranging from elect r ic
toothbrushes ro p e n c I l
tharpeners -now tops $2.5
bUUon. Our outlay for large
appliances now exceeds $8
billion.
111.ls Is, in sum, an enormous part of our cost of Jiving and
this applies not only to the in·
iUal expense of each appliance
but alao to the servicing and
iepair of each machine.
To minimiie your repair
J>!Us, follow these rules:
• • Consult Consumers
Union's ratings and com·
parl!ons of the type of ap-
pliance you're buying -and
Rs 11frequency of repair"
record -to give )1ou guidance
on how much of a lemon or
noD-lemon each brand
model ls likely to be.
or
• Don't try to save money
by 11do-lt.yourse:lf'' installation
or repairs: this can vold your
warranty. Also pay close at-
tention to thei ns tr u c t ion
booklets. A dealer can't be
held responsible for repairing
a refrigerator which you have\
defrosted with an Ice pick.
• Check your local repair
shops to find out what ap-
pliance service each offers.
The appliance might b e
trouble-free for months, but
when repairs or even the
smallest parts are needed, it
will be costly if you have to
travel a long distance to get
what you need.
• If your , appliance
develops problems after the
warranty runs out, deal only
wlth service agencies
authorized by the manufac·
lurer or with a reputable local
service firm.
• Unless you are more than
usually familiar with tne ap.
pliance, stick to name brands
for which repair parts are
more readily available. J'm
not suggesting that y o u
overlook the private label aJ>-
pliances, many of which are
made by the big manufac·
turers, but repairmen are
more familiar with the brand
appliances a n d , therefore,
your chances of getting the
machine fixed are better.
Industrial
Head-Seek.
'Nader' Unit
PORTLAND, Oro. (UPl) -
A higb.ranking industry of·
ficial has c a 11 e d on Ameri-
can bu s i n e s 1 to establish
its own version of "Nader's
Raiders" to restore productive
quality and world t r a d e
leadership. Semon E. Bunkie Knudsen,
chairman o( White Motors,
former president of Ford
Motor Co. and former vice
president of General Motors,
said it's not c;tieap labor but
s:uperior factories that "are
doing us in."
Knudsen was here to ad-
dress an invitational luncheon
of Northwest business leaders.
The industry executive told
the audience some of the
critics of the establishment
"may turn out to be our best
friends." "They are spokesmen for a
second American revolution
based on serious searching
questioning or any established
approach that no longer seems
to get the desired approach,"
he said.
Knudsen urged b u s i n e s s
leaders to "get with the
times.'' Knudsen said American in-
duslry is lagging in pro-
ductivity. He noted Japan Jed
major nations in recent years
with an average 14.2 percent
annual gain in productivity
compared to the United states
with only a 2.1 percent gain:
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' ORAN&E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: . . .. ' . ' ' ' . , . .. -'
CQ u'll ty: Solons Cite Poor .DistriC t.
. ' Alignmen~
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. : By TWV' COVILLE tJDa!on Jleadl), "So tl1ll IDOllll the -
ot ,.. Dlltr ,.HM , .. ,, man, one-vote concept ls out the. window
I 'Ille ..... iil8n,• ooe-vote COll<epl • has in 0r11111 'Cllunty'." .
been ·~...i out the ~.'"ln·Qrans• -aaldbil-ydilliict. 'lritll•
County, according to the county'• lll1i'Y Jlllllil"lrll neor 600,0IO ii Ille larpcl In
state ·tealslators~ , . , . -, .. lhe state.
·, Whll .. · legjslato,. offettd diflermt 1"e dislrlcts of Burt.< and !ellow
vJews, oo llJt .Olljlornia• Supt'I"'· Court · fosltlDbymtil &bert lladham ( R :
dedlioa strlld411 cjown··oassembly and Newport Beoclr) and t<!lftlh Co?J ([).
senate reaPPQl't1onmen~ they all said this Gordon G""") are a11 ·n1ar the 51)11;000
coW>ly ·ha&.AJie ~st cl!Jlrlct rqarli, neatly double th& recommli>decl
a,l~ejrls iii the silote .. ' · " • s~ for an.Aisembly ~: • . •m.e,.. '°"'t be any ,..apportionment Cory aaid he doe1n I mind ngmrng aci!On for·· this year's . elect.ion,'" said again jn his old dis.tfict:. b\lf~ he fill-&be
Aasemh!Yiliin 'ff9bert ~urie (R-ljun· ~e 1Qf Qr'!"&• Counyy,are not ~I!"
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district's 1lze.. . ' . :''As.• result of tlµa ,'1 Cory said, •1tbe . _..of 0rtop Col(nly an a llUle short
cllantled, deaplle the_ llerllng qUallty of
their cunent l~.," ,
llodham could not be · reached for <0m-
me91. , · ,
·Assemblfman· John Bria• t R ~
Fullirtoo) ~•id 'he w,s pleaaed 'the
legislature W<lUld have a cbance1 to.re-do
ll)e ,...P!>Orllomnent plans. •
lie said the Democrats' ,adoPted plan deprived Orange County ol a tlitrd senate
s~t ·and anot()er. Assembly dislrl~l 11
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' . •"nds1ls.1Jl'aµ;al ~me,'' Wheanore
said. "I~• not In the lnleresb ol. either
the people or the Republican Party. The
coQfll'Ualorial .,...pjlorllonmenl .will iflve th!~~. r~\O! ·~ .. five, ne.,
sea . .
~re aaid he felt the county's
senate ..i .,.._bly d~lrltll ahoUld
'have 'been cut dOwziLto pr0per'iize.~••My·
dillrld has m.~ people. I'm happy. to
serve lblm •a1atn-\rilt the dialrlcl·lllould
have -I 4801000 i>ool'le.''.
Neither John Schmlls (R-Tuslln) or
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lllcbard Hanna (!).Anaheim), lbe ~
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The, only •lln!f!Cllll dla•e in 1he llili
court's approval of ......,.Iona! NIJlr
porllonmenl ls !bat' Scbmlll, a mimW
ol the John Blrcb SOdoty,' will no ..
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Western Wllite House lb San aamente. :
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tioCbers no\f 'at tbe acbool al a aa11liip of --.--"' '"'~ -·.
1 '811,000. ~. , th 0 sell-arnlalned You 1111111 ~all II* ,_y ~.~at--~·••~·-~~.-. -flC>~.lllotabelby_.,llds
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r -, . , ., \ , • ; . " ~Jloc . ..,._ teacber, aeveral teacber 'lllitlMi ~ ~ '1>1!!Qeman, Fil'st''.tO"l'ile ~' . : . .' · '. · · ~~':.!td~ :c=:by no1111g-.~11u=--
. · · · ' • · · "' -n\oiitpr Clmtes Hea showed. to $15 a m a tlOAdO -. -,
Margaret Mon'we'(rtgbt).'ls lbe fint:canilidate'to file1Jllpers for ·the 1.11e1a, Aid the armblned ·$141;000 Ar· meoted, ' JOll're o•-IDC Ille
upcoming municipal ~n in Lagt!na e.at)>, ~·•is 'a-candldate·1or !IP,Woold r-the deficit and still ...,nt """'" ol .... ·--pqle, th• . cjty treuurer ·po&t.. ~l,vinl! tlle piJ"l~k.)s. -City Clerk •Doro\hr give tbe_dlatrlci-fl,OOll to work 1'1\h. · whaH1. '1~ .< · ' · • '
·Ji!uale1t, ,'ll'bo has tall~· ob~ller o~ DOl"lit&Uon,papers ·bUl'not· yet· . Het1.ailo _..i·an alternative way 11' emaa.Boerd r~::n,_iom++&f qMll ~ filed .them. .• ...... _1 r · · · . ofclear1J11thecleflclt'byoeltinca'2S,OOO l*'julumjac ~.-. ....---==::.::==-----.,:---4~,-~.~-..i . ..J.C....-'--~-'-'."...l-·. meive 1iistoad oof $109,00ll and making PY wilb '1 flOlnl on.la tlle oelloOll.'' .
' · ·7 " •• .. , ' r -' · · • . you lelJ Wbal,lllly lfOJ,"'~ Net.-· \ · . MC,400 In cull In caaterence, CUl!Gcltal, · "Well: C' an -'"'7 ~·t 1iaflie'~siife -. b.·:1 4'p~:·_ .. :tE~.J~7:fa~ ~~.,ha:::::·:::
• · -~ . · . mornl"1toaaywhentheboordwll11111ke toailbL We jua1>wont·to,-~we,
•1 ·1 , • adecisionmthevariousalternatiftl.. are and whe'e we can go. There, art, 1 .• f '.) • • , :. •"' 1
Toni .... c ... o._f .. S.pec.i.al .s_tud Y. :::.:=:::i~~~ S?.i~i:;n:-.:t~m:::.; ~~-oomoron:•,g:.: --·~ ~ foritsprogrelliveprogram1-wereto ,Mme., ... ottaer' qiember'1 ;~ the u' !i!·~ ·r .,:!,.'''.' .. ' .. ; \
•" " mum to a tnid!Uonal S)'llem. boutJllll!ie.., cmnmepl . · On;te~ ·~·,t . ; '. .
New:lralficaipa!;,.piclel&laa caatrol i)irudpoitloli-....t I.,... all•lnterested However, almled SUpt. William Fiaber, al 1he end ol lbe dlaculsion, , · t·. , , . ·,, .. t'
sill"'1s, 1ef1 tum Janes, aldtwaJka and _.. to coolacl us through the city Ullom, Thurston Is luoded out · ol a m6 a -,cir.tied• by Ille faculty ;n · R L •• :lt . • b "
street clolures are amona the 'traffic mUJqer. f special state-allowed perinialVe tax. and aaaqdlU.· eDCGUrllinl CO.tic er n•ed De ~Du+& • ~, .. ~~ , J ... .. : ,_._ 'dmd "We'reD!>lheretolmpoeo.ourideason changis In the'~ could oi>ly 10 ci-.ofllle_....iiytoHOdlellera . 1 , ., . 1 rJ t · •:, .,
safety lmprovemenil ....,. l:OllSI you." be added. "We wll1 jual show you toward a tax-rate reduction. "Mtinc llllCinC . .......,. for ~ A ~J .. ~ r~mlnc for Laguila. Beach la a lludy being con· · the altemaUv.. and tell you what to ex-"If we relumed Tllurston to the tradi-1~ _...,. la wlicb ·•-lllolr, d~-·dlllnr)od •r.llN will 11111 lie
ducted for the city'-:wm.r Smllb and JJOCl11 yoa IUe lbll coone or that"'!'·" tional system,' ll would reduce the tax -or tllolr !llichbon' cbiklNll.,.. -•~ •--It ..i..·~~ • · · ; .,., . toPICS, Ire mplalned, ra on "immediate involved.'' -• -· ·~ • · u--w . ' m • --"Mii•• A-lates iri1er ae. f-.1 :rtaffic pncram," lilalped to lleli provkle'relle! rate by nine C<Ols," Ullom aaid. _ tbal remalaa, .Ille 1411,. -· p1armrc
01!"attqn 1'r'Olram to ~~~t:y I.ram trallli: '"*" .. JD• DOii.~ tq• . .-m ...... wt"' 1¥.':~ ,. .
anc1 ·Safetj (rtlPIC:S). . . . _Y_iliDolll ......... "'°""'bt n 8 !Digs•. DoTid~ .... ,.,_..11 Astatusre~on111ollUdJ,~to . Ulllul!oramuchlDrller, .. Jod., · 'rug·.·. m .. 'u' g' .g· 'ts .'~.-+ ... -., tt ·l!i'intt libnt
qua'1ur th. cil" for -· tu fm>dJ .f•r In the llnl IW• JllOll111i or 'Ibo atady, ................ ~·"---,;.' .......... 1 -,.. ttld.Sbepbenl, the lrllllc eaglneers have . · ;; ', , • " · 1. • ........,.., --. •-Dll only.,. streetmaintenlnce)._Jl'tlentedto~ caDectedlllnect1Jary.dataesceplforin---· • . croacbed mto, ~ liDd i.r .-.. •. and. J>1a1ming conurtllaion M-, aveninC·bi' "''---"'"-~'--' ,_.,.
Sbe ...... ol the·--__,__ ~-... Dll'klnc. which will be A . . d . Co . ·court -_ .......... Jiiii, UJ...,.,. 'ti;m~.· ... ~-1 ·-·~~---~~ec1outl~~~.~ tmprovtngweather · . · • · • ,..-..,. lftly .,..~dit• .... W.:W~
olln that he would be ....... Jwo ... ..,.. ·~~ -~ rr.~1D'lte :.Ill. L _ rm111er _...... ~ tb• g · ' -" llllljirr pro111e111s· Jn Laguna Beach, ho ~~--. .....-more report. before P'*Olilll .final • -~,.,..~amount of,._,_. tnlllc on · · · , . • nelPborhood .... •-lo JI.I c....-'ncommencfatlolia and altemallveo ·for -•~ ........ ...'. •• ~ "--"• ..,· ..,..."_ -·~~· rilirlir!i
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illl!'),' · · ·, ·' • _ oolv'•• _. of the clly'1 trafflo pro-Coal! HtihWay, nrither orip>allng 'nor Two nan:otlcs 111111ggllng IUlpecla"lr· - -_.. ..--.......,.. , blilll~ ~Yid, "We hive He<IVecf tennloallnC In the city, and lack or eul· rested by Orqe Coast aulborlltes la fJD llt -.i .-ol •ooo for "'*' tho,<111 dilt. lf',nlon ula.\ IO
a* 111 IOI ten anc1 CQl1lllll!llls eo far. -clmllatlon contioulfy wllhln the city COiorado Friday bne 1*en arralpd-<11 ....,._ • .i $IU',ll8 for Orirwa at lbo1r · .,_..it'. ol a lir1ldln It """1lt, It -
some ol the ...,..itms are too u-that forces local driven to I• out onto cl>arges of COOlfllracy to smuiil• and sell ~ .....,._!. · .. ~ llli>' ........ mlt)' -Ult..;,:
pensive or improcllcal; ...,,. .,.. •ery the highway lben ,.....ter the city al Ire-narcotics. A t111n1 -1 allepdiy tn..lvod In reel ...... 1 ,, 1
,.o.t. We would ~ke mud! more· cll!Rri quoot ln~rvals. O!!lclals al Central orange County tboi r ... ..i l!'l'llolat tu.dty1IIOnllnrl ii · Plannlni director ...__ u....i lelil
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loafu, Yatil Bern llld Eari1
• 1i'1nn wn -,lo Ibo Ball of ,.,.. lodey la Ibo 111'11 Illlllt1ple
election loy Ibo -U Wrllen . -Uon o( _ ... _ 1111.
In Ibo-..... ln'lbe ..
ytar blllory ol Ibo ballollaa by Ille
wrltm, elf three -i..en.t bet-, tor lban IOI -. (Set IUll dolalll, Parle ti) . " .
KoulU, II, IJ lbe '91 .... fiaJtr ever eleeted lo Ibo Hall of ,_,
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Sew r\:"11'~ ~ =-Munlclpai Court uid the two men wll1 acb1..i.r ID i..amlpod m <Wpilocy u.1re lllU .. -";;,;.."j,,.1111 ln_tbe,,__,..., ,;:Ifie•-·•· on c'•-. laceaprelimlnaryhearl"1Jan..D•lbe chal .. ~.Jomo.1110.,-M,ol . • ,,_,.__: , ·-•• --· ··-·-dj-lne 11 ..... _._ ... be --,._,_.._.. -~ 111111 lwo -..... -Street. al the; lntenectlons of -.•eo w ~"' ""'' .,,.... ...,.... _ _., • • _ , ·-,.. bound over for 'trial. atMlld al Ml-• fm,111 •••IDL Joi, bul llllro,-W llo•nt-wey ..,.,.<llil = ~~ 1: 8::' .,!':: "Ille ..:,,.cu.,.. Jolin GIJllert .... ' nli!Pllhl .. lo "'"'' /Iii la.' coril a1p•u,ottm; ot ll>e" B....rway .,. ll,olMllJSeJva·-.'DlnaPollll,'11111 ·' . .-l-•oftllo-11•1 ... ....,,,. • ·~~ ai Forai ,......,. llld _ JOMph Manual Cordova, 21, o1 11oc11y ~ -'m.i..::...·L>-•ed . · · ·tww •• or1 ""e.m-1z .... "' ----.... Oolo. V UJ or;DIUe1 • · ' .uliltlilidld1...,.,8-111Niporuill 8lnilt. 'l1IO Glenneyre l1pail would Ill .,.~, ' ' • ' ' ' t ' . ' • 1 , ' •' ' J rl1i1meo, 11111 U· I ...... 1idl, »i
laim-octed to provlde--.lral· ,l!flh llJOll nma1ned In 0r..., Colmly Cor·nU w..,; ___ ,1 I )nllllr~ tlla ...... -.. fbo
fie flow, , Jalf tndaj> .la liooL ol polllnC ball, ..-' ,.-.. I £' V~ J ~ " f
-A pedeatrian control a1pal •I -oet fl $10l,OIO fol" Sali:bo1 tad . • ,...._ • .,.. .-.1 _-....._of , . .....; ... ..._... -~ ~• tacuaa'Ciaycmllood..i111tF1111valol fll,lllforCordon, ' . t'' .._. _..,n ••-~ .__ .. ,...,...,,.---.""""
A&ta ealrwe, o! a type ID be -:Narcotlco acenll !Mm Newport lach = = qu~-= ·:=.--' =~ '§"': lller...alllliono~lbe-..t~ and~Boacb,wllbllle-allo!I wlllo'-. ......_,,.. --~ ,,_
flcton. ' of Qilorado aUlborll1et. ai .-the polr -;;.; .. W .......... 0:t DI~ ol -.;
. --.llnlmem<nt or flow .i lbt Frldey anernoon et Ccrn1ova'1 home In for 11!!1!1'1 -a ~ · di 1 11*111111 ....... lld 6 -
8.-a,.cllll-Acac:la. lni.r-tlon. llock1 hrd. -~ li1d tllt tllllllll t11sl 1l 11 In -lbl· aall-"Illa.,..,., of'*
-Mldlllmal atreet c-. IOlcb u at Balli -. wn namorl In Onllp Couo-b1I -~ -••It IJ'i:' llllll ·eaDarll ol tlra oldor da D• • · u. 1ow1r ..,.. o1 Par1r ,......,, 1o 1m-ty .,,... .,...u cbarl""C t11tm wtlb o.n • tae er 111e .._ .,,.,...., _, _ ~
,.....~flow, wi"-1"' lllacll ol in""'-1 In•*"',... wll!Cb -1111i1.a111t•of .. llwli II r. • ,,..an,flltlllllf-'-1'111111111.,.llo'"""'
Fonst A-!nrm Glomeyre -ID aa.wly III...... marljuanl mid '1111 ..... "" _...., ._ ·-,..._, ....... 1.: , .... wlflt I ..
Ille TIW'FIC, .... 2! __,. heroin over the Mlllcan llorcler. ddllllll. • · . -•llllibo ,.._,
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SYCAMORE • U·se Air1· n' g problemt aent the construcUoo industry 'Into a throe.year olump, and the llanHn •
plan wu abandooed. It bad been the ln-
teotlon GI the ctty planninl ltllf tor.tum
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L ten and lhO zoning remained.
' ·' .l(eanwbile; the Lquna Greenbelt como
rs of the South Cou1 Cout)ly A pubUc hearloi llD Utt ...,lroveralal 8ecood reading ol an ordinance to In-Into bolng lnCI' promptly fixed its algbta 'fater District nriltly and unanlmoualy land Ult elomenl ol lltt a.nera1 Plan nn acquisition or Sycamore Hills tor ~ 'diatrJct Superh1teodtot Ray~ ~s . up 8 massive M-ltem aienda for elude the 3&-foot height llmlt in the city's permanent open space, with no develop. ~ C. Miller as interim manqer TUet-the LafW\a Beach city councU'a ftlU]ar muter Bline ordinance ls on the agen-rnent at all beyond perhaps a golf course, ~to fill the post lect vacant by the sud-_ ... , •• at 7 .. •• o'clock ._, .... , da, alonf with a proposed resolution picnic irounds, bridle paths and hiking ' .-•-·Uon wt week of John "Te1" --. --...... authorll'•• the county Hous••• Authority •·
th.'....-Alao Oii lhe Jeom•y docket are coun-.,. ""' Ira!~. cllman Edward ~":, propoul to amend lo rer•le 11• prr in LlllUI• Be.ch,-(;real Lakes was willing to sell the pro-
. a brief special meeting whlcb in. the _, .. 1rement for a four-fifths COWlCU COh inued discuss of rlght~f-way ac-perty for $4 million, and there setmed to
the d. g aloud of n<ws J-~--· -,w qulsJUon for the Campus Drive e.1tension be ood hanc ol bl · · !chin rea m 11wi-'" vote to overrule planning cunmi11lon t 1 g c e 0 auung ma g to Smith's rt.Sif!alion, directors deciriona and Lorr'• proposal t 0 a Boat Canyon and a presentation by the government -grants if the Greenbelt coul<t
to award SmJth 1 moathly Wary ellminlte p&rtinc met.erJ ln the llfquards on their study of the sewage raise half the money~ Sp far, it baJ not .
er. downtown ouUall. succeeded in doing so.
dll'<ctora stressed that the fl• ad-area. A 1tatu1 roport on the proposed Pacific 'Ille pkturesque property made froqt
~ per month would be recarded u Oout Freew1y, wbkh •ppears u item 29 page news around Christmas, 1970, when
l(:".')lolw>'" for Miller'• performance o1 u s E on Ille a&eo<ta, i1 expecWd to he moved some 20,000 youthful squa)ters moved on-~ Interim dutiet. xempts ahead to pemut state Hl1hway Engineer to It. greeo slopes for a three-<!ay festival '~ ~n<nt appointment of manaior • • . Robert J. Date! to make bts presentation that rocked the Art Colony and sent the
of the district wUI come after a manac• earlier Jn the evening. Great Lakes people scurrying for fencing
meot survey II concluded. s R ln·its unanimous recommendation to and "no .trespassing" signs to ward off
Few hints came from lltt direclon OTne. en ts, the council to adop! the land use element any repeat performance. . • Tuesday on tbe reuons for Smlth'• llJd. tezt is rewritte;n from the original Nothing much was heard of SyCamore
.,den re1lgnalion. s General. PJan tert prepared by Daniel, Hills after that until August, 1971, when
Rudio( .... cllpfing from DILAY . mall· F;rms Mann, Johnaoo and Mendenball, the com· word leaked out that a Newport develop-
PILOT-edJUons o llonday Board ., misaion notes, "There ha.s been much con. ment firm was negotiating for its
Oialmi:an Thomu H. Broob dwelt on _;, fusion and misunderstanding surrounding purchase and planned a development.
&nith's comment.. on bis reasoni for w ASHING TON (AP) _ The Cost of the 'm1gic number' 20,000. As With all At the end of December a spokesman
quitting ("to 1ccept 1 better business op-statements in the General Plan, it is a for Newport Investments Inc. announced
,ortunlty"). Living Council 1oday exempted •mall g_uidel~ to be used for further study and plans for a 2,000 unit planned residential
"}le told them more than be told us," retail flnm,..,W. annual ules of leu the more specific ..Ung decisions , which re-development in Sycamore Hills. The
the board chainun-Wd. $100,0clo from price controll and 1bout 45 quire more eltemive pubUc hearings and units, said Howard Miller, vice president
Olndarl openly dlacuiaed ·the llllry porceot ol all natal units from rent co.. debate. It a)l!llOrS to be a· realistic and ol the firm, would he clustered in a Je~ and pohded out that recently reasonable number, based upon facts we "village" on 25 percent of the land and ~ quotatloaa, oo Smith'• IDOl\lb)y tnll. have before us. It refers only to the ex-there would he bridle trails and recrea-
WllJ were e:zs off. ,,_ counclJ announced it 1ccepted the isting city limits, and not the future city tional areas on the remaining 75 percent
Miller will receive the actual ulary of recommendation of the Price Com-boundaries, wherever they may be." of open space.
tl.05 1 month during his interim ttint. rnialion thlt small "mom and pop" retail The <.'OUDCil also will receive the results Such a development would require
level U supervlaor paid •t.m Orm1 abould be uempted from price of 1 study of existing city holding capaci-special city approval as a planned
ty Under present --•ng indicating that residential development, be said . Witb:>ut blm u SuperinteDdeot wm controll. 'Ibe uemptlon applla: to. about • u.itu ' J>erry, ..-.,..lhly wage wt1J 15 If all ava!llbJe buildln& sites were im· this, the land could he developed by Mew from _. to _.. 1 month. percent of Ill· retail ula and covers proved 1nd nonconforming and illegal simply seeking building permits under
•· •~ _....._, dlreclon _,.... about 75 perCf!ll of aU retail companies structures nmoved, the populaUon could the existing R-H zoning, but this would ~ IUMll'W""IUV'I'....... r-·-lo ... ..__ he -3'"' -involve cohslderable grading or the t• ...... •aJu•• the poUcJes 10•-••• 00--na-o. -, N• .,._ ~..... ..-.. ,.,....... ""''" lour ru··-vote ques'1'00 deferred hillside! to achieve the permitted density. ..,,.._ by, the manager of a diltrict-Exempt,ed from rent controls are "IJIC: • 1o1l:i ~ • _,......, from ••e Jast meetm· g to await the return A plaaned residential develoPment boule at a reservoir 1lte. aingle-famlly rental dweui .... , rented for wi
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Rull!'fl Blasted
Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke held a
news conference following the
California Supreme Court rul-
ing on Senate and Assembly
reapportionment and angrily
charged the court wilh "shock-
ing bad judgment." See story
Page 10.
Canyon Prezone
Request Okayed
Prior to Annex
lived in the mldence during bis "'" ol couocllman Roy Holm, is also expected ·(rRD) ordinance bas been in the making
•""'-. Tito --. lumlaltod by 1111 loncfr '!ban montMo-mooth periods to ipark some controversy, with Holm In Laguna Beach for some time, but has As a prelimloary step toward probable ~=.::. . wbtn U. landlord owns four unU1 or and councilman Charlton Boyd strongly been delayed ~g action on the land
. ...,..... -..a.Ji t the houae: lea, apartment unlta nmtin& for tlOO a supporting maintenance O{ the longtime use element of the general plan, which annexaUon of an additional S.7-acre · · "¥Jll« hu..llllllfe.-Illa 00 lilonlb er moro, and ~led rule that reqwe~ a four-filths vote of the will establish acceptable density for such parcel in Laguna Canyon, Laguna Beach
e ottered i'ent-frff, but on • d-na-. ol four or fewei unlta hav1·• entire council to overturn a planning an ordinance. planning commissioners have voted bu1I for t0meoae on a .. --.-. ...,. level. TbeoccupintterVllU loqer tban a oae-mooth rentll aaree-commission decision. By mid-January, Newport Invesbnents unanimously to approve a request for a2~' cl. IOrtl for the ~ meat. L<irr ii seeking to amend three announced it would scrap the planned pre-zoning from the existing agrlcultural
facilltiel on .the site. n.e uemptiona will remove from con-ordinances, which are up for second residential project and simply proceed zone to a combination of Ml·A (light in-
Mill«'t job duties will parallel Smith'• troll about 11 mllUoa ol the n .• million reading, to provide that three council with developing Sycamore Hills under the _.,----tbl mamcer dJridel his chat.J,M renter..occup1e baul1nc unit.I in the n.. votes would be sufficifnt to grant a existing zoning -indirectly threatening dustrial) and R-H (residential-hillside). J>4ween ~ tbl water diltriet and tioa~ ciliun'I 'appeal of planning commission court action if the city delayed approval. The zoning request was filed by pro-
tbl Sout1f CGMt eo.iy Sanltlikm Thi council noted that about two-tb1rdl denial of a request for a variance under Greenbelt backers, glowing over recent perty owners in the area which extends
Diltr1ct. -.tu its own board ol_all 1.._-occu_pled dwel1iDp an of the ordinances. When the matter was official support of their Greenbelt con-from Big Bend to CasUe Rock Road, as a
-.._ 'jl · 1111>, Mi.... llrlt iotrocblced, he had the support of cept by the Orange County, Planning ~equislte to future aanexaUon to the
' 1 1 . ·~-• , • ~ii a.-...W ~ fU' ~ ... w bJ le Commission and Board of Supervisors, .-.-• .......... ~· l 7111 ......... ' ~~ ~is lilll ~'~ promlaed to "opPQOe every aquare loot of city.
.rhz-bat ob ""d lltit I !11.\'1 ..,.... la llkii to fllld \!!Ille .poll~ of other cities. development O!J. that land." h The Monday night action was similar to
Nixon Vows
l{etaliation
In Seizures
W ASHINGTPll; (·UPI) . -1'telllfenl
Nt.on announced today that the United
States will retoliate against for.lgn
governments that seize private American
property without payment by (I) •culttni
.off aid and (Z) opposin& loans from tho
World Bank and othfr a1encies. .
Nixon outlined his tough policy con-
cerning exproprlaUon of prtv1te property
in a four-page ststemenl· wued by the
White House.
T1ie Pmideilt Cited no naUons in his
statement but the government of tbllt
hAs ~Uy expropriated American-own-
e!f copper ll'ines and the .new Pakistan
government of President Zulfikar All·
Bhutto announoed natk>nallzatlon 'of irome
privlte industry ·although Americari-ln·
vestmenU have not been llrrected. ·
Nixon said under international Jaw the
United States has a right to expect that
private property will be taken only for a
public purpose and that U.S. ciUzens
''will receive prompt, adequate and ef•
fective compensation from the er·
propriaUn~ country."
If American private .property Is seized
without adequate compensation, h&
declared, "we will presume that the
United States will not extend new
bilateral economic benefits to the er·
propriating country."
In adWtion, Nixon said, "we will
presume that the United States govern-
ment will withhold ~ts support from )01ns
under conside ration I n multilateral
development banks ."
The World BanJt and other international
development agencies use a voting
system based on financial contributions
which makes It posslblt_for the United
States to veto virtually any projecl ll .01'
poses.
"The Unit.cl States fully respects the
sovereign r!ihls of others, but it will not
Jgoor. actions preJudicial to the rule ol
law and legitimate U.S. interest," the
President asserted in his policy an-
nOWJ.cement.
1be President urged underdeveloped
nations to welcome foreign private in-
vestment instead of frightening it aw1y
by seizing properly.
''The wisdom of any eiproprlatlon 11
questionable, even when adequate co~
pensation is pald," be said. "Countries
that expropriate often postpone the at·
lalnmenl of their own clevelopmeol
goals."
· llllt .. •lolcrtm,' ' , · Wllfl ""' to· ,.moval ol ~ The officlarrecognition ad sparked that taken recently for an adjacent Can-
. 1.~~ ~ ..,.11aa1111e .... 1r miChl be Y'"' anncx.atioa. c .., Cle 1iC\IOl!,~'liO iuccessful JJi obtaining open space 1rants Commissioner .ijoger Lanphear said he • °"'"· 8 ar; '
F . lo buy Greerihelt land, Jiu! .. far no ""' WIS• concerned about _..... confllct Fo' g' 'G' . o' e's' ; ,. n' la' .. nd
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~ lion In this dlreCtton ha• been taken by ..... ~ 1jii;uj~~· ,~ · · · . .. · . the county. with county hearings now in process on
v r,', , l · · r' · " :: • establishment of a flood plain zone irr,the ~=~-.~-.,~~ ·,:ft. f.0 .. r: m' .f!l r.·· ks ne~=r:~".:\:'::"~ctl':;:.d::td~ Canyon. This ove<lay zone If a~ by Orange Coast realdenls were enjoying _ ~-_ the best Immediate solution would be a the county, would greaUr 1-.,.,.,. something ..,, in a view this IJlOmlog:
u '.a .. ~ dunJnc -bJllli. . '. • ' . temporary building freeze. struction cost by requlrln.<t ''flood p;;;,;j. the cout ia clear al least down .. Ute :ta~:-;:.~·:.=,:: Ont!i;g]in · each 1nf:;r:~t:~:1f:.:i~~~~~~~~~ in~~~~ ~~~ro.u. t ho
1~p, dismal fog which h•s plagued
CWJtlr. ,.,t ~. • _, . ..... H .. Bennett, with ' offices l~ted at 3333 had initiated tHe annexation and zoaing the area off and on for more than a week
•Tltool rtiili otcrM are pnera!IJ\ S t ' .b ;c . W, Coast Highway, Newport .Beach, ap-request some Ume ago, point.cl out that flowed on Inland, socking In airports and amaU,-·tAmuy~ and op' rated e . J'V ~0(! y· parently will c6ntinue to tif t.0'.ptit its the designated flood plain actually if1.. crippling conlmuter traffic thtre.
bulinea -'COl'llll' • irocen' and other, .1 ·"' ' development "package" together . .' eludes all ot the cany00 and the Generally, the National We at he t
'mom and Pl>p'."""' ,ol neJchliorbood and . An lnfoi'mal .yln..sw~ppl ussion .on Tbe firm bas been involved in' land · downtown Lam•na area u . lar . as !he Service predicts conUnuln& fog and low
llllall eoiililitUdtf ~ firms," the coun-lb•· . tpplc, "Why Did Y . Collie to dealings with the Newport-ldeS&, Jlnl(ied beach. 11 the city eventually .decJ<Jea to cloud conditions there, but an olfsbore
cll IUd la a llattment. Lasuna!" WUI be featured a ~Jan. t7 School District and also owns f.t1e ~~ add lt.s own overlay Oood plain zome, said flow of air shoqld keep the coast clear.
· · meeting ol the Lq(ma Be.ch munlty Veeb Ranch, adjacent to Leisure World, Brooks. it would have ·to·Consider the •n-Overheid clouds abould dissipate by
HJstoric1l Society. ti according to David Me¢11, B.tso .a viCe tire area and the addition Df. angijler mid-afternoon, giving way ·to the season'•
E. ' d Se• A I p.m. pot Juct supper Wllti precede president.. small parcel Would have litUe effect. typical hazy suMhine.
CU8 Or Jze8 the get-toee!Per In Fellowship ~I of the · ~iiiiiiji-fii·--jj-jii--iiiiiii· -jj-ji!· !ij·!ij· ~-iii!iiFi"°i. iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiliiijiiiiiiiilaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiljl ' • Nelgltlmhood Congregational :Cbw:cll, I . . • . . .
6th U S B t Glenneyre: and St. Ann's Streets. ·. GEM TALK. · · --• • . 08 Families' ire Invited to ihii'e a supper .
dl1h and 'recollections of earl~· Laguna
QUITO,. Ecuador (UPI) -.A n
Ecudorlan na•al v .... 1 caplurtd the
U.S. llablng boat Blue Meridian off the
cout Tueaday and la et<Ortlng In to Port
Salinas, it was announced today.
Officials said the captaln of the fishing
boat fices a double fine since this w11
tht aecond llme he had hetn caulht In
water1 claimed by Ecuador.
The Blue Mt'rld11n ls the 1inh U.S.
fisblar boat captui'ed by the Ecuadorian
navy this year on char1u ol. violating
Ecudorlan lerrltortal w1ter1.
dafs. · :·
. The Society reports many vlsllbn al
the Hl1torlcal Center, 201 Soul~ 'Coast
Highl!'•Y to view the ThurslDll Centennial
exhibit and other old-time memorabilia,
along with a model of the new lll}i'ary,
now starting coDJtructlon.
Volunteers are needed to help man the
renter for a day or even a few houri a
..-eek, uy1 president Harry Jeffrey,
biatory prolea10r at Cal state Fullerton,
wbo also ha• elans for a picnic tour ol the
Irvine Ranch Iii March.
JODAY
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IT'S A MYTH
Fire Ch.ief to Request
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Put a watch on some people end
it soon slops running. Let the same
· watch be worn by someone else ·
, end It runs like a dream. Some
people just can't wear watches.
New ·$47,000 Pumper ·· Not true,. accord,ing to the. ex-
: perts! The main reason watches do
not run well for some of us it that
we don't know how to wind them. Buying a new fire engine for LaiUM
~ requlrel more examination of the
product than a peek under the hood and a
spin around the block.
Nol only -lire Chief James Latimer
hope to cet more than a few years
IUVlce from a new pumper, but the fn..
vestment wlll be more than moat car
buyera could pay ort in II mootha.
Accor4q to Latlmfr. the clty'a ne1'
fire t r u c t .-properly called 1 com-.
blaatlaa -and !-truck -wtU
-about 447,000, without I radio. 5ucll devicel II a radio, J-, -i ..
and other nec11tsry fire llabt1na tqUlp-.
'"""' wfU -the city lllolJiar ti,000, be estimates. I (
Laibw wl1J p before t!lt city counc:l1
toaicbt to req.-the ......-ol lite
new jlUlllper. '
If lite purcbaae la •-ed by the
counclbm, aeveral manufacturera will
be med to lltlhmlt ~ fw t11t truck,
which wl1J .. cuol4ln llullt to .,. It
J11111 ol dtilalled ipadllao-.
··The ldlll la Laguna 8-11 put • ter-
rific ----. .. La-
-· "Nel 1"'111 ..... up. bat ID -__ ......
Jle apla1ned 1111111 Ult city wwo llal,
• i.. tlplllllvt ...... ol equl(JIDS
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yould probably do the Jo~. Jiut the hills
require ·a fire ttuct with a Inger engine,
itrqer trllllllllalon and helter br~klng
1ystem than more conventianll models. People, afraid of over winding,
do JllUe more than wiggle the cro~
a !ew limes.
The new vehlcl .. will replace the fire
tiuC~ .now used ot the Alta Laguna J:'lre
atallon. That truck, the chief says, Is 2Z
years o~ and .: wban 11 II not broken
do,,. -can pump only .750 1a11om ol The answer for these people la w~ ~"';;in 6"bU!ttlOpum -..o.;·_up-+-iin-ele'Ctr!c-wat I IJ-also...111.t
to 1.500 1a11an1 per minute and the fire answer for busy people who forget
•fllineer ..UI be oble to reiufate the to wind their watch.
water _.. 1orn & to each ol the
bola.
Chief Latimer aaya the old lire truck Is
lo the point wbtre II II in coaatant need
of repolr. Ht -II -the city obout fll),ODO When purdluod , new lo
'"'· Bui t!lt price ol flra trucltl, lllle mOll
prices, bu risen lleldlly over the years.
Latimer 1111 lite price ... up about
fl.GOO per yeor. but tllat lite quallly ol the
oquljlment aJao Jmproveo wtlll such
-11 lltt ....... _... recuJator.
Aa fer lite old-· It_, be trad-
ed ID "' anppod !ID -can tbat are poll __ ...._ 'Dlt dllel plmm •-it
a a r•a '' Yebide and pt et Jeut ...... ,_. ,..... ql Ult out ol ll.
Wt carry a large ~elecllon of
electric watch•• Jn au the top,
make• and 1tyl01. We'll be happy
to. help you pick the one that will
as.aura you of attracllve, accurate,
depettdllblo II~•·
But, be warned. Not only will you
dllprove I.bi myth •bout not beini
able to wear a watch, you'll llso
. !OM your excuse lor btlni lite to
appolnlmenu •
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CONVINllNT TUMS
IANICAMUICARO-MASTll CHAl51
24 YEAIS IN SAMI LOCATION
PHONI 141-J401
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·* VOL 65, .No • ..:16, 7..SECJIONS, 96 PA"5 ' . ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, JANUARY '19, ·1m , .. .
(:o:ullty Solons Cite
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Poor · District Alignmen~
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V~S~-Drop,s·
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First :MIG··
lllr ,._tatloll because of his
dimlct'a aile. ·
"Al a ,_.It of this," Cory llld, "the
people ol er..,. County~ • llllle short
cban(ed, despite the sterling quality of
their camnt Iqlslaton."
8adbam could not be reached for com.-meat. Auemhb'man John' 11riggs. ( R •
Fullerloo) Nici be Wll pleased the
lqblature wwld hove a dwiee to re-do
the r---·p1ana.
He said the Democnlts' adooted plan
deprived Oronp County ol a tlllnl Senate
stat lllCI .-r Assembly d!ltricl ii
--Nixon
may get under a new plan.
' Both o( the county's atale Senator11,
Dennis C&rpenter ·(R·NewpOrt Beach)
lllCI James Wbetmore (R.-Oorilen Grove),
agreed that the county's population
growth ·has f earned It inore represen-
tation. :•1 think Jbe, leglsla~e (!>I what it .
deltfved," ,carpenter slid, r<ferrlng to
the . OOUrt declaion •. •'The, whole process
was .unnecessarily ntiibaridled'.11
C&rpenter ~ be would seok ·a con-
s,UMional ameridmen.t" to take reap-
portionment out of the hands of the state leiis!ature,
Vows
'This is all a real shame," \Vhetmore
said. ''It's not in the interests of either
the people or the Republican Party. The
congrtssional reapportionment will give
the nerOocrats lour of· the .five ·. new
seats."
Whetmore · said he felt the. county's
senate and assembly . distrl'cts should
have been cut down to pro~ size. ·"l\.ty
district has 750,000 people. 'rm happy to
serve them again but the district should
have about 490,000 people." •
, Neither John ·Schmitz (R·Tu.stln) or
Richard Hanna (l).Anaheim), the ~
ty's two U.S. representatives, could JJt
reached for comment. ~
The only significant change in the stat•
court's approval · ot con&ressional feaP:.
portionment ii111a1 'Scrunttz, a member
•of the John Bircb"Sclcidy, will no long<(
represent President Nixon and t~
Western White House in San Clemente. > · ·
Schmitz' district-,... pulled inland, and
tho se<:tlons from Balboa lsllllCl .. Corona
del Mar, Laguna Beach, San Clemente
and Into San Diego County will form ;.
new congrwlo.nal dlatrlcl. ·
Retaliation ~,
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Smce ··.1970 Tough Stan4 ·on Foreign $ei~uresof U.S. Hcildings i
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· SA.lGOl'I (APJ~ t.,U,S. N&!'J(l'hantoar
l!! •hQ(dowi\. f~,MIGi!.hi I Nlzlnt.
ilr chief today deep mslde N'ortb 'Viet·
nam, lbe U.S.~·aald. ·.
II ·WIS "!M -third eilcounter --·
MIGs and .U.S.' jets In .lbe ~'five dlys •
cir lnteO.lfled aerial wirfare.' Jn the' two'
prev~· tngqeinents,, ~Gs .And u.s.-
jets rired DliHllH at e..i> other but misa-
. WASHINGTON (UPI) -,Pr<lidenl
Jllxon ---">day Illa! the. United States will retaliate against foreign
governments that seize private American
property without payment by (1) cutting
off aid and (I) oppolinl loans from the
World Bank and other ..... !es.
Nixon outlined biJ touch policy con:.
coming uproprlatioo of private property
I~ a four-page ·-· IJsued" by· the Wbite ; l!DUse._ . . .
The Prtsident cited no natioru Jn his
statement but the ,....,....t of aine.
hu ncenUy· expropriated AmericUH>wn.
ed eopper mines' lllCI the new Pakistan
governmait of Prealili!nt ZiiJf!kar· Ali
Bhutto announced natloDallzallon of some
private Industry although 'American-In-
vestments have not" been afftcted.
· Nhoii said under-lnternation>l liw tlie
United States has a right to expect that'
ptjvate_ property wnr be i.ten OO!y for a
public purpose .... that .u.s. -
"will receive prompt, adequate lllCI el·' . . '
ecl. ~ . •. .
·¥JG• have been try1J1g to · hfr•"· Five-year · Enlp)oye
~con~~ stl;iklnc al, the Jlo Chi, . ,
Mlnb 1upp1, 1n111n.i:..... ·u.s. a1r -·, T;: · · · ·s . . W . . J! ._ :~~~c-:~::;::: •.. P: emran ta~ii; .. -~r~~ :
l.,.ve·iJl,Saalh Vift!nam, · · . ·, , • . •. / · • 0
. ' !!!Clive, • ~._ .from . lbe· es·, lll'Olll'latiru< ountry .. . .
-, If Ai:neric~ privi~·property I~ seized
witliOOt 'adequate · compensation, he
declared, "we will presume that the
United States will not eictend new
bilateral , economic benefits to the ex-
propi:ia_Ung c0witry ...
1 'Iri 1 addltson, Nixon said, "we Will
P,..ume-th!ot the United States · govern-
menl wiD withhold its support from :loans
Wlder--,.,...ldentlon i •· · multllateral .. .. . .
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deveioPmml baoll.I.", :,
The 'World Danit ail olhor ~
development qendes use a >otmC
system based Cll nn.nctll cootrlbullan)
wilich .makes II pouible !or-the 11nlte4
States to veto Y!rlually any project lt op-' . poses. ,.
"The United SllJtes fully respeeta Ille'
sovereign rights, of ,atbei's, but it wUl .not
ignore actlon1 i"Judiclal to the rule qi
law and _legi-· U.S. Interest,• lhe
(See WAllNING,)'a .. I)
U.S. ~xempts·?·
· Some ''Jlenta,
• $nu4lFi• ~ • .Jbe .~·lr.1<4 ,t.,~.W. .·• n~:~_, ~»·,w_~-~.·. ·.· ... . ~l'l:r.ilrl..i...ir,;,1111:~. J • lV••~ u -....... . ~;-. ".... . . ~~ •,'!:,~. "'·Id:;,;-,, ..... .,,.... • • . . • ' ~ • ~ ... -;,;., ..... , ~.,.~_,
mot . • : · ""1 ,. ,~e , •. ~ ' B1T011llt.Rl.EY ...... ·...,-,lildluel ...... ot-
1 • ..: .... ..... f .. ~-rill-: . >' : : 1• ~ "!"' -~-. . . . irili ................ wilrlc It..,.
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' ' ,.....,..~ A velemt~~ .,.."" .,.._In llotame. ' · :
., 1itlftol' ~·· .,.,.,~·...,,r. ~int'.,, .' -~~=· "I 11 ·~.··~ .• .,·":::.,y.,~"1=~-r,n.a-. r il~--.~·r 11/sueb~ -'-:o'°'""'• , -........_ ,, _ ____., n• -·; y -·~ ' ~.~ """ ·-a'g!!'".L=: . ~ l>a: ••• .:.. ~ ·~ mo ,...... ,_.._; ·"'".I"""'"" 7 • • ;11a ~ wftli · . . ~ ' ,IO • Ul today' ""J•t ~ ,,... .,.,-, w -COqalOu~ ~ '!141 _,.,, ~ • l ~jijl jqde.. ;.,.. ,,~~ . . ,;~~ .. ,,_":: ·'lJ!llf :.~""' Court JUrtm JuditJariies.'!\i.mef'I ~· ~::'po"1!'fll' '!'!• 'i',:.:.. . =•ng~lilljl ~~-''''""""'r.y' .,......,..m·v·-.~ ~Y .,.....-r !hit ·..iuier•l"fn hid ever urpfhbn or ..,._. •*'--QQll ,_, Page 10. ·' • lhat• or •iil'r o\bet1empioye had .ever any other .employ• ·to' tau 'acllon -lhae 'l1)e ~ ns _._..,, to.-,..........::.--~---,---dama1ed equipment on CJ111omer1' ·cars. am.uDted to dllrauding' the cusl.imer,
dlaft-«eoft/'{lilt ~ ........ GI . station operator· Clarence Ray told . Da>ia, M, cit1biis San-Pablll ~e. mf
s6ppjirt tor P-.'in ·111 , ..... -W· red .. · .. · 'Ove'·. ·. rdo'· se·'· :, c1e1 .... alton10y :.\I Stokke that· be bod, Kendill, >5, of '• Sonora Rqic!, ljolh o~ lndla. ' • : • ' . worked for defendantS· Stanley Davis and Costa lllaa ·-hr f ,. ..,. defendants ""•olthec..,·•·••llon•1111t1~-..· J•~Kendalllbrmore·lhanfiveyears, • ·-·. 00 v '· ·
m• ::i..-r· da·=--:"',~,... ·an ... U.S. "..~. -·' now hi their filth' week of trill! on charles· •~ ....,.., K. ' · " · ' · principaUY, at :Sllell stat~ns in Anaheim of ----'--· to cheat anct clefnnd• rituhled· •· · 1o· Clll'ier, f:bl<Olll' _1_J_,1" .. ~2 . r _....,. _., S ·. • • and , At;,;BeklJ_ .,Mobil, 111001 Beach· Ql"a;&;.;;;i'y'.motorists ... mand uid. , · . ' ,. :-i ~, -• Rt . ~ '1i Boulevard, .Hunt1ngton Beach. , PrOlecut.or -Richard stemon rqa.rds . . .
'•A"coailliancl spotHlnlil, 1111). Robert · Ray··clen1ed· that be or any ntber ·,both men 'Ind F.dward Camey;· %7, of. •
O'Brlil,-repOrtod tlJt --lrlf-In Rancho . Herd-employe had "pUllC!und tires, sprayed -Shell Harbour Drive, Huntinclon _j ' •
prod wben. ~11111 Sotleto-bullt SAM • · Beach u tjle three prlnclpali llnn alltg· :te1rC•reft't
milillei lllCI anllab<nfl artillery were , j bas ••• ed auto repair racket Iha! cot! motorists Val . Sh th n~ ~ at an unann111 ~ J'ICQD. An '"cwerdole' !Atwtedl· caused u1".: LA 'S · • ••many .thouaaodl ol dollars." ene oen, e lU:li~ WOllllll.
iiallsance jet and 1 .. ,.. ticorta 'ciealh" o1 -11 two -cows In tbe Upe'. rv.l80l'8 I .,_._, ..... s-rty~...:......o.. to 1!1'.llOmilllled tor al ·
-··""···' .... :...... ....... -"'""' llard Jn recen\ .-'""'" . ·.--.-· ... 'td'llle ~-~
·-~ •• -,_... -...,., .,..,..,,........_.. wg ·-.~ tt Aire t direcUy and indlreclly many' of the caught oeit ~ ·ft< • ._..,.-•:"""""is ,a:::::t• 1::!-:::;"_ -ol ~ '•""". ~ ---s:r··· .. -,:...• A •· ' k . £ ·Wttneufl aalij the lrlO Y ~ . ''"''"'
.i1nulitarloed -.... Wlac 1'lrtlt and 'llllM'<lfltlo.-. ,.. totaled'22 if ac ra service stations 'allegedly Involved In I UniverJilty ·Of ·Jlll•~lgan . Sll:e la
Sjlillh Vietnam, ADii.iii·-ll8lb of lllilmt;(lat-lllid' cause;11ys r conspiracy that.II said to. hav.e .~ang,.i majoring in 11...Un,and think· ~I. . · •· r:mll -GD~ is tbO recent N • ' p II • from Seal ·Beach(() Sin Clemente.. · . ing of becoming· State Depar't-
The IJsJller• rv1uulo111111 °"' --ilMV)l·pOwth ·ol -•. Oise 0 ution ,Ray .was Sto!<b'• third wltnesa In bis ment·ttanilatOr. . '·' <i ~lhem. 1a·Af, ,.......,._,.,., 'Al*"mdthll11*9'-oflastyear's • defehse of sevtn members of that chain.
O'JI_ r11n ,.qs. ,· , hit mr, Ullloll'IU ninalneil 00,the LOS ANG1 EjeL~...!.,UPandl)· -•The1 din of Two otber'employes wer< cleared of a1n
• ·• "'-• _,_ -lllCI · arll oommercia ......._. its el ect on charges Tuesday after Judge. Turner ru •
•. • JI~ .. _.., cors, pnm y, people bas been harahly criticized by the ed that prosecution evidence was in· r,. ' l"J:.. ' ~ lo~ mp qflantiiles of nox-counly '"P<F"ilorsi who order<d a sµffici<nt, 1 (.Oalt.S -~cear; • loQo"weoda u.t:·-._led pro!Usety crackdowo on alrpoit noile.violatlons. • DaYi1 denied the charges from · the
. , ~~·1 mt.a"()f weeds ls County engineer Harvey T. Brandt was witness box Tuelday and he wu followed F .... og G~ fnland :=,11r.::,~dllUtt•lbe~m1u1 1:.~~~1toi:=~~~ ~=:.?..ro:~~~a;t;
.. , , "II'• __ the .-eat the weeds dr,~nmne tbe set~1ty pf ~ problem.. leut one of the clelendants Into perform·
, Grllll• Cout ......,. ...., tll)oylng . illone thallMn'~,traublo." he iald. . • Plolia~y the wont airport In Amenc?, inl needle&• repair work·on beF'car. · · .llmlthina new In•-'* mominl: ;nie cllllllrm to Ille nnch •operation 11 _Los: Angelea · International _Ail'port, •The police woman admitted lbal:her
Ille oou111.dear a -.._on tho -,w 11-... wd ,Superv1J9r.,K~ ilal\n. car recetm nonnaJ ~ lllCI that the _...,,: · · • . 'Ult 41111111. p ·hanll dent "Peraom living under its night path suspecl made no attempt to 101 beyorid ~ dismal fN wlllel 1111 l!lqald lbrNUoll • ' Ill 10001teeri have llllffer<d for years from jet noise. ID provlillJil gu' lllCI oil.for the ·auto. !..~ uea' Off ud "'..,_.a. a~ """...,.,. -' , . =-~',~='t'b=s~ Also oa trial on idealicalochar,.. are l:...ionilllaad,lll:llillllll-..... _ "T< • , 1 ,.... • . • llogli' Mendonball, 2'. of-4~
Orl-unc ccqpnmtw trlfllc tblte. . . ~.. . . t: ." ~, .. , ,. ~ 11 t • .... f ,. ~dy ~~I~ 30 ~nt of Ute ·tim=•.'_I _ De SeJ>, Million Viejo, David ·c:oachola, .. ~alb' 1bl NaUDnll wei,the•~ fl -.~ '' .. f)t • . ' f' ·1 he added! , ~. of ., Garden Groye Bjvd., . • ...:.;,... ,~Ill ,_ ~ 0.0:: V:eft annes' Chairman Warnn M. Dom, wbo noted Westmlnller 111C1 lie!ll')I ~. ZI. lirvke ,.,_,...Cl ·•'--. 9JU """ 1 ; that noise control at Hollywood-Burbank of 7111 C4mmodore Drive ~ 1 n d ~ ~ ~ .J: .:::--· 1 • Airport . was "vey !"bltandard.'' said (lee .REPAlil,,Pqe I) . ~ dalldt~ •illlpl!•' by Held in Brawl-liclinologl<•I petlectioM •i>en.ki alrlilles
.--,siftmlllllflolle-'• ' ' ~~i:arne':'l:"b~ined by Gov, l1likal -.,_ ~ • I' In. ,._ , -A.-brawl,......,, nilhl outside Ronald Re••an Dec. 13,' all airfields
'" . "'·'"-" --·~ ~~ the -' • • ,.. ' " &. '~ ~El Toroa-M • .'.:~ _ within the county will be required to Jn-~ -·-~-stoll nofle. lllOllltorinl equipmen). The · • ·' :· · llril GI -bnllliers -on much men law,-~its strict eolnttomen. t ,_Inning f''J(oufqtt B~rrq, . iB't~-~tYSberiff'• 010:-a11ep ~m. w11h "~.,d~uy ~ ~
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' Override Talk , '
· ·Set ill · Inine
• • < " ' . · A apeclal lorum featur111 'l'llltm
union llJch. School ·Sap!. . -1Alrlr Is ICheduled 'ftlunda1 lllaht ·
al '1a!ventty H1i!J School In mine to dilcuu _.., tu .. -1n1~111o1o 'and--·· I .. Pannta, fai:ulty al.I olbor In-.
tmlled dll.-ore lnVllalf to tho
7:111 p.m.. -Jn Ille-· mulllpurpooe ,_ at 4~CamPll
• Ddvt.
• Blapl. Ill tho p-Frieod•
apd F~ , Orpp!r,...,, tbe
lllOl!lng wUI Include I llrit[
....... uuioa llld adiool --
Mts.· R~y Bea~
Ne~ PTA Gioup ·
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At tos. AlliiOs. ".
' A paren~ai:her a11oclatlon fo('lllo, ~~~~~% been~ 1)1 !ht~ L , '
®-~ Wlllcb, '!UI ome ~ ,... malnder GI lhe schoO! yeor are lira •
Plalln Singh, fir1t'Vlce1'1lltdent l 'Mrl,
Ted. W. )11')1"1, """"1lf Yi<le -""81~
Mrs. Dale ,Anderacm, thll:d Vice pre11<\eftl;,
Mrs. Erle Samuel1C11, re c o rd I n c
iecretary; ·met Oorklft, treasurer: Mn.,
R.E. fahan, audjtor; Mrl. GI..., Bayll,11 hiltorian, and. Dr. Leo M,artln. plrllamentarian. 1 ' ._ ..
~nm g ... ~ -!1"C fllr t11e ~
WUI be Feb. ' al ,,. -p,m. In I.a Pu
Jntermedtate' l!diaol, ln Mlllloa Viejo. A:
pmentallon' by Ille bn•' amt , lirl•'
pllyalcal edOc:a""' ·-'Ill! be held In additiOo lo' a N'"l' pronnlet\
by 11_1,e_,"~·-Rallt, ~ .... &"'! O.neaacn. .
Loi • AlllOI ' Is '.......a, s111r1t!c the
Ca1JIP,UI of, the I.a Pu ~ wl!Jlt """'
are OD double .... 1o11a. 'l'lie """ Loi AillOs camP.s 11 eipedtd lo .,... 10 6@1en{ber In El 'fm>, • . .
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.~:Unresolvable Issue?
' •
,~ ;Judge Jf arns Both Sides ,in ~~spiral Case
• An Or1111e Coun\y Superior Court judge
""5a}' admltt.d that his court "might
be able to reJOlve" the iuuu rai•
,. la a Ian.it liled against the 1(ate by
...'&loclJ boepttal organiJation known IS the
• qJUom11 Health care: P r o v I d t r a
I' .~tlon. · 'Judge Herbert S. Herlands halted
'a ii ·-tl)lt momilli by state' health ,.,....., neeutlve Wallace C&meron to
~~ both aidu In the disputa that he'
·,..ac11t never be able to determtne the full
.... ~blllty ln law of the Burtau of
~;1fitA!th Facilities Licensing and
...:-:
c.rua..Uoo .
CllCPA •llm1>lY Cclarad Tuohey had
drawn the admlu\oD from Cameron that
the 1tale 110!\CY WU HliJfitjl lhat
grading work had bttn cerried out on the
1ltes ot five propo1~ Or•11ge County
hospitals when a stafe planning deadline
laJ)ll\f Jut July I.
lJ that conatrucllon -k had not be<n
In progreaa, the five holpltali Involved
woukl have been ·compeUed to have their
apptlcatlon• processed by a local health
planni111g agency.
Tuohey has repeatedly allied tha1 the
--1a1..-i by tht local ~ ~ b11Y1 -mlldl mare rltJd tbon tt._ that applied under Cameron's su.
perv!Jloo .
"But we ftave come to, the questi9n of
Just how far a state agency can go,"
Judge Herlands commented. "Tbe real
Jssue here ii whether these five ap-
fUcants were bona fide applicants and
'11\ not aure k>ok!ng at state law that I'll
ever bt 1ble to decide that. '1
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Tuohey argues that there is strong
evidence that some or all of the ap-
pllcation.s were not bona fide. He says
they were rushed through for state ap-
proval with the desire of the organizing
hospital groups to bfpass what they knew
would be stricter health plaMing regula·
lions. -~:~~ Reds Resist Capture; Tuohey ldentifle1 the five hospttall as:
East Anaheim General HOflpitaJ aJ1d Can--
yon General H01pltal in Anaheim,
Placentia-Linda Community Hospital in
Placentia, Brblol General Hei1pltal in
. Santa Ana and Brea CommunJty Hoepltal
in Brea. Situation S.ta'lemates CHCPA llwyers argue that ii the 400
California hospitals "pushed through" in
the 18 months period from enactment of
·'nle Col.st Guard uJ.d it klew of no the Duffy act in 1969 tilJ last July l are JUNEAU, Aluka (AP) -Two Sovie\·
fllb1ng veasela aelied on charges of
• W>lating U.S. territorial water• are
.,iu.illi to be laken 'to Port and remain
....... tod Jn 'the northern Berln( Sea
wllll a Cout Guard lctbreaker.
· be .Lamut. 1 foctoq ahlp that aban-•.) ·~-• 4ined. an eacape attempt as the Cioast
·"~ wu ready to shoot across Its bow
"'•TYeidl.Y. and the •~trawler Kolyvan
...;,. ~ af 1~i.s beyond SI. Matthew '.~, ICllDI, JDO mll11 oil the western
:·~111 of Alaska.
~ boan!ln( parties from the
. ~ Storla are aboard the RuasJan
·-W.... and both, tha'aklpper ol one veuel
oild Ibo nm.loo dhctor of the Sovie\ · ::Jiiit are being held under l1Hll 1b0ml
-U,,, 91..-11, COUt Guard official• 1ald al
•-J-... :~~ ~ Guard OPoUsmlD .... Iha ·.l!ilirii liad been unoble ''to convey Ibo -' lioJi!JelJoa of Ila coaveraatlons with Iha
.Jaalam,"
reason for the refusal of the Soviet ships built a "serious overbedding situation"
to sail under escort to the U.S. Naval Sta· will arise In the state.
tlon at Adak in the Aleutians, IOO miles to The Duffy act was designed to allow organizations planning hospital con-
the aouth. 1truction a further exten!lion of the time
The Storls, an armed 2»-foot craft with in which they could file their application
11 crew memberl, ii being aided by with the state. Tuohey said Orange County health care 1hUts of land-based patrol planes that will be drastically affected by new con·
contlnue surveillance over the scene, the struction in en area that is already well
Coast Guard sald, and a buoy tender was able to handle the hospital needs of its
expect.ad to join the stor~ Thurlday. populati9n. ·
phi f .,. More hospital building, Tuohey warned. The 312-foot Wmut, na P 0 an VII" could lead to .a quadrupling of hospital
vessel RUMian fl~blng fleet near the charges In an area that is already ill-
area , and tbe 278-foot Kolyvan were sel.z· flatinr health care charges by an annual
ed Monday night about t~ mlles off the '22 million "due to overbedding."
Cameron admitted under a lonr ques-ooast Of unlnhibited st. Matthew Island, tioning by Tuohey that his bureau had
the Cout Guard Pid, and were charged never gooe beyond the determination that
with violatins the U.S. 12-mlle conUguous (Tading had been carried out on a
flahing zone. buUding alte to assess the validity of a hospital comtruction application. Shortly after the seizure, Qle Lamut The state official admitted that he bad
broke and ran, leading the siorl1 on a "no idea" if the flood of contracts receiv-
four-llour cbua lbrolJib the lco-choked ed by his offi<;e hi the 18 month grace
•-f ••· n-•·· Se It period had all been consummated prior WI~• 0 u• =•• 1 ' was to the last deadline of July I, 1971.
maneuvered into the Ice by the storfJ on-And Cameron frankly conceded that
1 1y alter the U.S. ah.Ip warned It w11 some of those contracts could very easily 'DubJi H • ready to open flre. have been drawn up between hospital :_ !:i' c ea, nng Tbe Storil had autborliatkln from organizers and contractors after the ef-fective date. . -~ Wuflincton: to flre a wamina abot across "We have no way of knowinn,"
On S •I. Co l the bow and came "about as clou 11 you .. -& . k.,, , ~~!¥ . 1;J:1l Y,: con 1e~" tho Cout Guard nld, ;.::~ i:,"~~·~~t:.~cep"'1 all those u:s. Atty. Q, Keat EdWanls aald In It ,bu beeo Poln"'1 out .In .ltltlmony
··: ::· • am' • "a'g"e· .· ~l'a'te' 'i . :I ;\Dcborqa tbat II Ibo U.S. lltJlrlct Courl that Cameron's agency has denied (I , autborbu a warrant, I ~.S. manhal wUl several applic•tions where officials were t_:.: J<·~ ..,;;.1 _,; ;In•:::...'-., omot lllo.•~~~· 'l1le v-.lf aatlslled U.t .. ~ps planninl hot!j\ital "!111111' ...,, .• ,. ~ _.,..., ~ f* • _..._.. ft•,1111 11114 < CO!lltnldlOO'.hld vloiated'tht admittedly 111111 aild MJuloi! Viejo coverlllf II ... vlclad and tbolr Dllllerl could recelv1 JOO!le Imm of' the stale JeilslaUon. · ~ ftllr't J!llloo 11 fllo •\l"'"'•I ....,, ._ • -one of -appllca-alfec"'1 a ~-~Mcl'tri_Jll\bl\c!\Urh111'eb.~, Of~ and 1ear coald ~ ~~ eounty !Joi~ in .,~' W cl1'1/, ~ t .1'~~-~=111!1,"Wt\!l;not -' :~ l ~ ,JllllU :llJ Illa: Mid 1n1tiai ~ from the ~ ;"!!'\!"'..:i m111. ~,....it
. ere.\ wallrshed rm. . lhe $111. Guord lildloalad lhol }iellher wu llabln1 , Judge ,Jlerlfud• co!DD!•ii¥. lroin the
lc'o'nee.iaf lb lhO Paclllc octaii. . at Ibo lime of the..-. ...i neither bad bench that "It seems lo meAbal In llO!ll• ~ Mlaelon Viejo area segment, ·alSO' •·net ID lhi willer, Caieo all-~ w~ have IO' do .woiiJd be to fl\Pro•"'!' ioy.":tM ,plll\lltts,' oorua JS "We I!' ail1ltlllf a apeclfic rePort iufllld·a aoideful of earth' lo aatlsty the
~~of-the-Oto Greek watershed: from tbe:CO< Guard on What they 11w,.. Crit,rta 11f.UP by the state." 1 , '\.' ,
!iiiJnaln& In the Santa Ana Mountalna. Edwanls Uk!. "U'ntll that time, l\'1 pnt.. ' Cl!CP.A lfnera' argue U11t .In many
cl l1D\lllna IOllthwelt to !he north 11oon-ty hml to uy jlll\ what vlolatlOlll the ~aie1 ooly ,:aembhmce of .&faclilljf work ~ of'l)ie city~ &an'Juan Cl~latrano, Rn11Jana may have commit~!' ' oq j>olpltal sites had !lee~ c~rrlM out to
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·.!WARNING •••
Haidenl asaerled to his policy an-
i>ouncem.ent. : · 'tbe PJ"fal~nl ulced underdeveloped
mllolil ·1o wekome foreign prlvota ln-
~fm*t lnltead ol .fr\ihtenlni It away
:l!J aeillnc property. · · : ' •'The wladom of any expropriation is
questJonable, even when adequate com--
pen11tion i1· paid," he said. "Countries
that exp-lale oflen Postpone tbe at·
talnment of their own development
goals."
C>IAtMI COAST
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He aald any vlol1tlon1 mlpt come iatilfy ·1tatl lnveotigatora ' that , .the
under the term "f!Jh ... pported ac-holpltal KroUP had met the tenna of the
Uv!Uu." Dully 1ct, .
Saniiatwn Unit Faih;
Revamp Fizz'le Rapped
•Y ALAN DffiKIN
Of ffrlt DlllY 1"1111 Iliff
Councilmen In Huntington Beach and
Fountain Valley are reacting critically
again1t the failure to date of Orange
County Sanitation Dl1trlcts directors to
approve a reorganization plan that would
cut the number of director• and fees they
receive .
Meanwhile, Ronald Caspers, chainnan
of the county supervisors, who recenlly
appointed himself a sanllatlon di3trict
director, has indicated that the county
boar4 m1y come up wjth a reorganitatlon
plan of .its own. ·
Comment3 are comlna ln the aftennath
Of a 18-JS vote -at list week's meeting of
the dlrecti>r1 ln Fountain Valley to oon-
ilnue 1tudylng a committee report that
set out four alternative method's or
teorganl:ution.
-1'w-1tudy was instituted alter the 1970
Grand Jury l'lad criticized the number of
special districts In tht county. 1be com,
mlttee report present$ proposals on how
the seven sanitation districts, which
presently have 37 directors, might be
consolidated.
The alternative being pushed by the
special committee be:adtd by Placentia
Mayor Robert Finnell would cut the num.
ber or director• to 25 and prevent any
dupllcaUOn In th• ISO lee directors
receive for atl.eoding meetln&s. helve
CUrectori sit on more than one board and
receive $50 fees for each' board even
·lhoucb they 111 meet concurrently,
'Ille motion to , conUnue the atudy
another month w11 made by Supervisor
Caipers who said that tbe county board
had not had time to act on \he report.
Mayor J'limtll objecled to tbe delay
nolln( lbot the committee hod sludled
norsllllsatlon lor ... era1 -Iha and
that It had preYlously been delayed for
Ibo benefit ol tha IUperYJllOrl.
At Tuoad17 '1 meelinJI of the board of
IUper'llaora, CUpon lndicalad that the
queslloo ol relonn mJcht be taken out ol
Ibo hands ol lhl llAltallQe directors •
0 tn 30 days they won'\ know more than
they know now," he said.
Caspers appointed a committee to
1tudy the question composed of himself,
Supervisor Robert Battin, who was the
county board 's .sole representative on the
sanitation districts last year, County
AdmlnlttraUve Officer Robert Thomas
and ·County Counsel Adrian Kuyper .
Caspers nid that the committee may
develop another alternative reform plan .
"The problem coes beyood just reduc-
ing the number of directors," Caspers
said. "I was shocked· at the provincialism
ei:presstd at the mfftin& by Mayor Lorin
Grlset (Slnta Ana)."
Mayor Grlset had argued against any
reform plan that would reduce the
number of local directors on a board: ·
Tuesday nlght fountain Valley Mayor
Ed Just, chatrm1n of the joint boards,
rePorted to h!J cily council thllt be bellev·
ed the norganizltlon proposal pushed by
Mayor Flnnelt's committee was doomed
to· failure. Some cities had inslructed
their delegates not to vote for it, he said.
"Thll Js a flagrant case of a mlnorily
ti:erllng control,'' retorted ~Jlman
Al Holllnden. "The. whole system ls so
rotten... • ..
'Ille Fountain Valle,Y ~ncil agrted to
hold a 1peclal study se31Jon 1fter the
11anlt1Uon diatrJclJ' 1e1:t scheduled vote
on reform Feb. 9.
At the Huntington Beach council
meeting Monday nlght, Councilman Jack
Green said he was "very skeptical" the
sanitation directors would approve a
reoraanlzatlon proposal.
'1Jt'1 the aame old araume:nta -the:
south wOn1t underlland the problems of
tht north/' he commented. "lf it went to
a vote It's JJOS!lble It would pua."
Green reported that SanlL.Ana and
Or1n1e m1de the pJICb il•hlll change.
"Tbey really don't wont to 1lve up
10verefgnl7," l>t add«I.
Any change -Id requn the approval
ol the Lacal Aaency Form1tlon Com·
mlasl"'! (I.AFC) and the county
IUpuvllON.
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Badget Prepared
Budget Diredor Geor~e Shultz, center, was on hand at the Govern·
ment Printing Office m Washington Tuesd1y for tb~ completion of
-the press run of President Nixon's budget and message which will be
sent to Congress Monday. Also pictured are Sam Cohn (left), assbtant
budget director. and H. Kenneth King•bury, superintendent of binding.
Anaheim .Vot~rs Approve
$8 Million Power, Bonds
One of the few cities operallng its own
electri.cal power 1ystem -Anaheim -
will expand service to all citizens with an
$8 million bond issue approved by voters
Tuesday,
Only a simple majority wa1 required
for pas.sage of the bond issue, which
voters rejected twice in the past three
years, when propoaed. at $8.6 million.
The Tuesday margin was 10,170 \rotes
yes and 8,605 no.
Fr-Piiflel
REPAIR ...
Christopher EOriquez, U, of '?'S92 Volaa
Drive, both of Huntington Beach.
Prosecution witnesses testified that the
Ures of cars eiamined at service staijons
involved in the ~Ueged conSpf.racy were delibei:-at~ly punctured by pla:Ylhg darU '
While their' owners1 were iD the ltation of·
fice or restroom. ·
· It. wils also alleged the fuel J>!lMPI and'
shock absorbers were sprayed with oil1
give the impression that they leaked and·
needed. ·replacement .and that radiator .
caps and seals were deliberately broken·
while customers' cars we.re hollted.in the
lube bay. .
TODAY
by
IT'S A MYTH
Put a watch on some people and
It soon stops running. Let the same
watch be worn by someone else
and it runs like a dream. Some
people just can't wear watches.,
Nnt true, according to I!>• ex-
perts! The miin nason watches do ·
not run well for some of us it that
we don't Jmow how to wind them •
People, afraid of nver winding,
do little more than wiggle the C?V1'n
a few times.
The answer for theie people IJ
an electric watch. It Is also ll)t
answer for busy people who foriet
to wind their watch.
We carry -. large selection of
electric watches in all Ula \op
makes and styl11. We'll be hippy
to help you pick the ona lh1t will
usure you ol a1tr1cUvt, ICCllfill.
depend1bl1 time,
Money lrom the electrical revenue
bond illue will be uaed to buy remaining
power dlltrlbution faciliUeti tucb u lines,
pole1, transformers and metm to aerw
15,000 realdents.
Purchue of the facilities -long qo
agreed upon by the city aa:ency and the
Ediaon Company -may bring Anaheim
Sl million In revenue beyood the bond
retirement payment.a.
Proponents predict it wUI also aave f21
per year per customer: on power bllls.
Opponent.s argued the city ahouldn't ex-
pand lta power dialrlbutlon buslnesa,
wblch already served about 45,000
customers.
Some oppoc.ition came from ciUzens
wbo favor lilj! municipal ~ency -which
buys electricity fro)ll · th4 EdiMft ~m·
party for tta own l)'itlD) T tut VaDted a
dllrerenrfUnd.raislng pi'ogript • A 10 percent lhOBt& and ainhsement
adffiiasions tax wo.uld-theoretically· have
provided ~ lnilliOn a year i:Qin)!ll'ed to
the .fl million foreseen lollowlilg· bond
payment retirement.. '
·Theater owners, Di.sney1and, the
California Angels and other commercial
int,erests affected. provided heavy finan~
cial backln& to the Low cOst Power Com·
mittee promoting bond approval.,
The election-ca(Qpaign ~s ·foughi,hard
on both aldea W drtW •about .30,percent
of the city's voters to the polls. -.. -
..
y ear-ro11nd
Schooling
Diseu~sed
' By FAMELA HAWN '
Of ... l!*7Y ...... .,..,
A crowd of WI por.Ots .,! lnt1r.,ted
primarily in educational aspects of an·~
year 1Chool pro&ram -fired que•llpns 11
a ponel from the La M-Sprln( Valley
School 'nlstrlct 1'leodey during •· )lubllc
meeting' at Marco Forster Junior High in
San Juan Capistrano..
The Capl1trario Ubllled~SCllool'District
ls ope of several COunty districts con·
aldering the "d .15• Plan Whicb ls,'cur.
rently In uae ilJ the San ·rn.to dlllrict.
"We saw a poteritia1 instructloripl . ad·
vanta1e, '' said George Aabton, prihc1pal
of an elementary achool IDJ>prlnt Valley,
explalnliil why his diitrlct tumtd to "45-
15"._ ' \
·"But the fact that we faced a critical
housing shortage acted as a catalyst."
Respondina to questions, A1hton sa id
the nine-week Instruction perk>d followed
by a three-week v.acatton had one ad·
vantage in that children see.med to forget
less than they do over a three-month
aummer.
But he admitted that all·year school
has not been ahown to be educationally
better than a nine-month plan, but about
the same. J
"If chilcfrtn ,are for1etting less in an
all,year school but are testing the 1ame
as children Jn a nine-month tchool, then
where is the advantage!" uked a parent.
Ashton pointed out that his district had
only been operating an aU-year program
since July and had not had a chance to
make academic evaluations.
"That is one reason why we're only in·
volving part of our district on a tw_o--year
pilot basis," he said. "'"\
Roy Williams, an intermediate school
principal in Spring Valley, aald one pro-
gram thal bu suffered becauae of all
year school was the , junior hlgh music
program.
Those band members, for example,
who Were on vacation while others were
tn school were given the opportunity to
come back during vacation just for the
band period. But it 4idn't work .
Another parent expressed concern over
school spirit and Cohesiveness. On an all
year program a school's 800 student•
would be divided into four groups of 200.
Three groups are alw~ya in school while
one is on vacation on a rotating bul1
with each rroup having nine weeks of
school, three weeks of vacation, nine
weeil of school aod so on.
Williams said there seemed to be no
Joss of school spirit in the junior high but
the student council was selected from
each of four attendance groups and one
fourth of it was always gone.
Williams added that there ha.d been
oome ailvanta1ea to lbe all.year prqvam
from 1 atudent behavior upect. Truancy
had· lone ·down, · .vallcfaltsnl had 1on1
down, there .were fewer dJ,iclpllne, pro-
blerm, and recreation programs were
befng developed on a year round con-
tlnui111 baail.
Other Polnt.s made during tbe evening
meeting and tbe afternoon aeuton for
teachers included : ~udents and teachers are "tracked"
together in m.OAl cues 10 a teacher hu
the same class during the entire 177 ~aya,
like on a nine month program. ·
-Teacbers are paid for 117 daya just
as they are now and any ei:tra i1 COii·
aidered like swnmer pay would be.
But, be wamod. Not only will YllU
disprove tho myth •bout not belnl
1blt to wur • ••tell, you'll alao
loeo your nCUH !Jir belnl late to
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Red-ink
Budget
Readied
'Not Enewgh Seleatlsts'
Selection of J!'irst Sky~ab Creivs Attacked
Polson Plot
Two youths involved in
a dream to establish a
new "master race" have
been charged in plot to
poison Chicago's water
supply. Stephen Para,
18, of Evanston (top)
and Alan Schwander,
19, of Chicago were ar·
reated.
347 Said
WASHINGTON (UPI)
'"8ldanl Nixon wlll amd
Concl'Oll a r..i.tnt fedonl
blldpt MciaUy calllnl ...
IPIDdlnl el about $211 lolllioo
in Iba flacal year that bqlaa , nm July I, 1ovarnment
-Aid today.
'1111 apeodlnJ fllure wtl1 be
• .-4 -u all ......i
fedaral budple havt -· It will ahow I deflci~ prollably
belwaan flO bllUoo and llO
billion. maklnc ·11 lbt · !Jib budiel In the Jul II )'Ml'I In
wh1ch .... ndlnl •• c •• d 'd rcvenu .. .
But the bloaet lbockar may
be the admiiilitrallon'• ofiiclal
iHltlmate of the deflcll for
the current ftacal year thel
endl June 30. Government
-aald 11 would top l3ll ~Ullon. perhapo comina clo8
to $40 bllllon.
Tr unry Undenacrtlary
Paul Volcker, the o!lly hllh-
rankllll ofOclil who would
even allll\lo to Iba matter In publlc, told nowamen Tueadly
lbt dollctt for the cumnt
f~lecal year would ~ "e•·
ceptlonally large." Ho would
DOI cite a llj)ICiftC Qlure.
11 ii certain that the pro-
~ deficit for lhll year will
be the largal •Ince 11145.
Figures In the budget wlll
1how that Nixon, in his four
yeart in offlc11 hu run up a
greater total of deficit spen-
ding than any prealdenl In •
single tenn except for the
third term of Franklin D.
RoOoevall which Included mool
of World War 11.
The pn>jected deficlil for
the current ftacal year and Iba
next one wlll bl added to the
aolual deficit ol '21.S bUllon
recorded in the fiscal year
that en<Jed Jut June 30 and
the $2.8 billion deficit for the
prevloUI one, Nixon's flnl full
flecal year.
Pr~sident
·Planning
'01ie-two'
WASHINGTON (AP) ·7
Prealdenl Nixon, fac1111 a
D 1 mo c rat I c ·controlled
Concrua In lhll election Y.ear.
hal invented a new Stele ol
the Union formula: Hit 'em
with both barrels.
For tbe first Ume, Nlxon has
decided to reporl twice this
year on hi.I plans for dealing
with the. multiple and mount-
1111 problems el the IO f\alea: -trlrat, he wlll make an Jn.
perlOJI State ol the Union ad· dreaStoa Ben ate-Ho u1 e
1es11lon at 12:SO p.m. tllun·
day. '!lie beat admlnlatratlon
guess ls that be wlll talk about
IO minulea to eo.,,... and I
nationwide televlllon--radlo au·
dlence.
-Second, he will place on
each congruaman'1 dllk a
written State of the Union
message, far exceeding in
volume anything he could at-
tempt to rllAI in person. White
Houae iourcu aay II wlll be 1
bulky document.
U1ing thi.! one-two formula,
Nixon hopes to capture the
live TV-radio &udlanct plua
reruns on the widely watched
evenint TV news programs
and, at the same time, leave
plenty of fodder for reporters
writing lo< newspapen and
weekly maga:.iqes.
All Suffoeate
SPACE CENl&il, 8-
(APJ -Some memblll el the
tplDI .agency ..... team
are dlmlayed that oclentlst·
-ule were llmllad to
tbree of the all)a craw bertbo
for Skyleb, an orb I tin 1
laboratory dellped to study
the earth with IPOcial _,
and the IUD wflfi leieooopel.
'!lie flnl --cmt II acheduled lo opend • dlys
aboard the Skylab -atarling next May, and the ...
eond two crews art to bl
aboard 54 dlys each.
Two pllol-astronau\I wltb
ltttle academic. _ baeq:rounct
and. ~ut
make up the nm crew. Each
of the rema~ two hal an
.,1ronaut with a doctorate In
engineering ll!ld two pilot·
utronauts.
"If this Lt a 11lacllon which
doesn't try lo 1et people o1
true sclenUfic lrl)ning on the
mWlon, then we're :~ tJw.
ble," aald -IM:iar1'1fi who
had contrtbutod heaYl!y to lbt
Apollo moon-~ proeram.
A flight su?leOo' Aid -.
physicians should have bean
chosen. Much ol the llllytab
program Lt desicned to learn
about the effecla ol ~
1pace travel on the
body, he 11id, and oublle
changes not obvloua to lbt
layman could be overlooked by
an astronaut wtlhoul medical
tnlnlng.
He also aald a relatively
minor illness that could be
cured by a doctor on board
miaht lead to a premature eod
for a mluion.
An astronaut who defended
the 11lactlona llld the)' ....
"extremely dltncult" becautt
the piloting aklll of the
crewmen muat balance wtt:b
their polontial oc:lenca ..,..
2 Tr apped
Spreading
Fire Alarm
Massacred
At My Lai
NEW YORK (AP) 4 Workers Buried Alive -~:~:;.,;~:~
Reporter Seymour Hersh says elevator Tullday to warn
a secret Army document pule mldenle of lbt Albert p..,,
at 347 the number of Viet-In CavA..m· of Trench Hotol that lbtrt -• fin,
namese civilians killed in the , . • .. r ,:;: :i:. ~ ..:':.
11111 My Lal masaac:re. Moat 1111 and lbt two bumod to
aatlm1t01 hid been under :MIO. · LUBBOCK, Tex. (UPI) -About fivNlld-a-half houn death. '!lley were the Ollly:
Herah illlo ll)'I that lbt The .bodl" o1 four con-Z the~· ~~ :; peiaona killed in the fire In
clocmnent lhowl that aa many 1truotiOll -1w1. burled bod!eo of Raymond RoMt-. thlo wee I er ~.Penmylvllli&
u 100 other ''fii,JfJe/f.' cbililiib'' -· 20 feet of ·dirt, _.. ,. iO,r ll!ld Ollie Deon Morrell;'D. '' ~m:' :f:· bole! raaldenll
and old men well. lllln hi· a n<bvwed today from the bolo The four men _. burled for • roqulrtd · boopltal lrealmen~
nearb• hamlet Iha oame dly. tom ol a cand-ln .....,. 10 houn. four of them being admltlod. ' tteoch. Fire cblef Horachel Sharp The two dead men were
!JI the flnl lnalallmenl of a Julllce of the PHce Chari• eaJd the llll'l'ClWlllll ·of ,the Ro~ Carter; · 40, 1 han-
1,..,.part ortlcle written for the Smith 11ld all four hid dled of tr<nch and lie depth -fl feel dyman at the bole!, and ·Adlm
New Yorker magazine, Hersh 1uffoc11lon. before the cav .. 1n -Donofrio, operator and -
accused the Army of covering · Two of tha dead men, Eddie pcevenlad lmmedlale recovery of a beauty porlor In the Maxwell, 20, and J av l er of the bodlu. bulldllll. .
up factual matulal about the S1ncbez. 25, were found burled He aald II a pp e a r e d "Thall two man IOI on the
alroclUea. In a l!aJldlnc poalUon, their Rodricue-z and Mornll, whole elevator to warn lbt people In
Herah 1ald the clvUlan doath arms around each other. A bodi11 wore found Iyina In the the hotel that there wu a
figures are contained 1n the rescue aquad uncovered their ditch, had rullzed the walls fire ," laid Fire Chief Edward
trahacrlpl of the Army'• My headl about 30 minulea after were fall1111 and had dived Hutchllon. "Upfortunately,
Lal Inquiry conducted by a the caV.:in and admlnllttred under Iha acoop of a digging tbe elevator alopped al the
commlulon headed by LL ruuacltator1 for several houn machine. But dlrt was packed fourth Qoor, whara the fire
Gen. William R. Peen. without IUCctU. in solid all around them. wa1."
"I'bt Peen comml11t on1,::::;========================= lrlllUCripl has not been made
pulilic and an A r m y
spokesman in Washington said
Tue!day that there would be
no comment on any up9et of
the case while legal appeals
are pending.
'!lie transcript 1hows that
lhe Anny's CrlmlnaJ
lnvullgatlona DMalon con-
cluded after a pn>be ordered
by the commission that 347
civilians died at My Lal, IC·
cordlna to Her1h.
Suspect
Turns Gun •
On Self
LEoNIA, Fla. (UPI) -A
police dragnet of thraa coun-
tlet, one in Alablma. ended
Tueaday night in I 1hootoul
with 1u1pecled doubl6'lliller
Qoc!rl• Fox, who apparenily
tried to commlt.lll(loldo bolort u= . County 81.i. A~
tomey CµrU1 Golden aald to.
day that Fox wa1 1n "very
crJUcal condiUon" In the Bai>
II.rt Hoapital ·at Peftsacola with
aelf-lnfilclad pnahol wound of
the templt. I
DepuUea aald rox had· no
prevloua criminal record lMjl
apparently went beraerk alter
a domesllc dllpula wilb hll
wife earl)' Tuaaday.
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In a vacant farmhouse 211
mllaa ,all pf L e o n I a
cu1mlnaled a dai In which Fox
alloiedl1 killed hil JO I f 1
Patricia. It, and b I b Y
u~ wounded hil wlf•'• .,..adlnolher, rlJIOCI a 1 .. ytll'
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a.art. t4pete•• Conrad, I
.ft-year-old veteran f>f three
apace ntgbts, was named lo
command the flrlll Skyleb
mlalon. Al commander of
Apollo IS, he WU Iba third
man to wall: lbt moon. Hil
crewmateo .,.. Dr. J*""
Korwin, .. a pliyalclan, and
Paul J, Welle, 39, a former jet
pilot and ••ronautlca1
engineer.
Alan L. Bun, 39, who walk·
ed the -with Conrad, will command lbt eecond mllalon.
With him wlll bo Dr. Owm K.
Garrtol~ II, wllo boldl a doc-
torate in electrical engineer--
log, and Jack R. Lou.sma, 35, a
former jet pilot.
'Il>a third craw wlll ha com·
mended by Gerald P. Carr, 39,
a former fighter pilot who hal
not flown Into ..,.... Hit
crewmates wUl ha Dr. Edward I
G. Gibson, JS, who bolds a r l
doclorste in "'lineerllll• and •
Wllllam R. Pocue. 12, a t
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Faced with a •135,000 budget deficit for the com·
ioi year, Laguna Beach school trustees are viewing suc h
unhappy alternatives as dipping Into reserves, seeking
a tax override, elimlnaling some of the district's lnno-
vaUve programs in order to reduce staff size and save
on materials, or letting buildin& maintenance go by tbe
board -or some comhinatlon oi th ....
With the lowest school tu rate in the co unty, the
highest pe r-pupil expenditure, and teaching programs.
now nationally recognized, Laguna has been providing
residents with quite an educational bargain. ,
But ever·increasing costs and th~· pressing need to
improve a bare-bones building maintenance program
are catching up, and it looks as 11 this ·board is elected
to solve the problem.
One approach would be to increase the low 24-1
pupil·teacher ratio, eliminate the innovative team teach·
ing programs and special materials and JO back to the
traditional large class, single teacher, smgle textbook
concept.
While more study is certain and commitments have
yet to be made, the conservative trustees on the board
have previously indicated they would not be averse to
a more traditional approach. They also are cool to the
idea of either a tax override or dipping into the reserves.
The two holdover trustees favor leaving it up to the
public by letting the voters cbOose, via a tax override
ballot, whether to maintain or cut back the educational
programs· that have been developed in recent years to
provide more individualized instruction and diversified
subject matter.
Teachers in the \district . are concerned because
many came to Laguna specifically to participate in the
omicide and J i Dear
uicide Are
~~irror-acts
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Invoriably, when some young man ls
for wantonly murdering a
ipbor's child, or hi.I girl friend, or
members or his family, eveiyone
iiU.Mirikne; w him expresses incredulous
"He w1s such• quiet lad ," they always
y, "very polite and obliging. He never
1:ve anyone any :~ulllouailrlcan~· Ueve it." ~
I t ' s utonlshln&
"<.er:psl:<iypiichologlcallY 111. ·ve most
are-about otl>-pe,.....litles:
seem to have
ed. their impres-
of "killers"
luricl •tilml or fiction where ·the
' bas a wild look iri hls eye, or
around aneeriag and Uppblg over
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71 PERCENT or all homicides
"private" -that is, committed not
stranger but by some friend, ac-
' or member of the family.
unless alcohol is involved, usually
perpetratcr is someone wbo has
ys been quiet, restrained, and con-
ate.
t the French call crime passionel
~lence for emotional gratification,
not for gain -may be compared to a
explosion. Ir ~ personality is
, If lhe llum .hu no eacape
to release the build-up of pressure,
the docile and' courieow: person may
in a frenzy of violence and commit
unspeakable crime that seems
i ~ ~::i: :;::;:.logis~ study ,~in acts of'homJcide and suicide, the
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If Councliman Lorr gets away with
his raid on Laguna's city treasury
ror his wife's travel expenses, I
think I'll nm for the council and
take my wife to see the world!
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more they seem to resemble each other
as mirror~. The homicide is P.to-
jecting his lllicidal impulses, just as the
-Is -Jodlnl his murdetout inr pUileL• Jt might almost be said, without
too gross a violation of the facts, that the
emotional murderer kill! to avoid suicide,
and. lhe sulcide kills himself to, avoid
murdering. .
At any rate, the personality structure
behind many, if not most, or such crimes,
has a startling uniformity of behavior :
mildness,· tractability, seeming respect
ror others, regularity of habits and con·
cealment or moods beneath a quiet ex-
terior wJth a penchant for privacy. (Now,
please, don 't reverse this proposition
absurdly: most people who are mild and
tractable are not latent murderers, by
any means.)
SURPRISINGLY en o u ·g h , statistics
show that the majority or "juvenile c;telin-
quents" do not go on to adult crime, at
least or a violent nature. These
youngsters who act out their problems
tend to work off their aggressions
through the escape valve. It is the ones
who build up a full head of steam without
finding a way to release it who surprise
all their neighbors some fine spring
morning. .
The signs are all there, from early on,
if you know how to look fo1 them. But
nobody bothers to look at someone who
"never gives any trouble" lintil the trou-
ble is strewn all over the bloody rOom.
ill Mauldin Reminisces
Mauldin-at SO? Not likely. Mauldin
always be the impish kid cartoonist
In his 20t stilt looked J6, the Irrev-
creator Of Willie and Joe, the: Gl's
, lint in the !Slh InfanJry
ion News then Stars and Stripes in
some aentbnefttalists refer to as
last good--war.11
50 he is, 1 quarter century and
remov.d from those rough il ollen
days. In a book o f ~~!"'"· 0 The Brass Ring'' (he Jt 11a sort ol. memoir"), he talks
himself, his career and bow it
, It ii a very American document, a
al Horatio Alger story in which we
Mauldin 1nnring up In the l!l!Os on
ln southlm N"' Mexico, 10 poor
he joined the high school ROTC
It sol ncf I clothing problem,
' RIGO salOOI. dropout, he bNved
<I QiJcqo and art scbool. l{)s
_.. ~ and YOUllJ Bill
dllermillld to join lhe ranks of the et lh<m. He Jaliild lhe tlth InfanJry
w;.lhemwoolar, and by IOllY it happ<ned.
I!' u the dhlllln piper's car·
wllere 1111 brUll, ,bnpl•h ••Ii~ the~ --the bran. -" collfbl !he .,. OI the noted ~-leiii, Emle PJlt; tllol> to Stars
..... and IUdl ••hi 1111111 lncidenta pmate war wllll -1 George
1111 ether ••h' olld lilllr• •iw>
N2d*''1 1111111 ti IDil.ltaey
aml•d$2 llZ ... lt ,
1t1Jam WAI 111S waadllflil lnHrse
The . Boblinuur .
snobbery in being a well-known enlisted
man "protected;'' in a sense, by famous
correspondents. and with his own soaring
reputation back in the U.S. .
Mauldlri's narrative bristles with anec-
dotes, and readers who were the military
or the IIM-Os will relish these. Llke the
time after the Sicilian invasion when the
Hearst newsman, Mike Cinigo, stumbled
jnto a command bunker of the Jtallin
artillery. Mike, who was or ·Italian des-
cen~ picked up the phone just for the hell
of it and ocdered all units to hold the~
r~e untU further notlce. And IJ worked.
MAULDIN concludes this '4sort of a
memoir" It the war's end, l wish he had
brought the story more to the pre1ent -
hit civilian political cartooning, bis
coverage ol. other wars, hb Pulitzer
PriuJ and the llke. But what ll here Is
bowicy, poipaol and IW11>1 llufl, U·
lu1lrated with photographs and, of
course. cartoons.
The one, for instanct, when the
bedrqgled, unkempt Willie 1nd Joe ar.
stopped by a young American MP officer
and Wlllle says: ''Th6n buttons wu ahot
off when I took thiJ town, 1~." I lhhlk the
~ ,.,..atlcG would nu i~ 1oo.
(NorlGa; 17•1·
Wllllm Jlopa
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Innovative programs, which they feel are professionally
rewarding, despite a lower salary schedule than ls of·
fered in some other areas.
School dlstricls have been known to cry havoc
around budget time, then somehow find a way to oper·
ate with less cash than they'd hoped for, but this time
the "crisis" seems to be real.
Merger Deserves Study
Despite the many hours of work at the professional
and organizational level, one of the South Coast's most
significant issues has elicited nothing better than a
yawn so far from thousands of citizens.
The plan -one which could change the entire
complexion of several communities -is the merger of
county-administered Dana Point and Capistrano Beach
with the city of San Juan Capistrano.
-While not pushing for incorporation, San. ;Juan's
staff bas compiled an extensive ·feasibility study on the
plan , and some civic ·groups and chambers of commerce
have tried to do legwork on the chances .for such a plan.
Yet .. with the concept more than a year old, a ·void
still exists in the realm of public opinion. People seem
either disinterested or suspicious .
The idea ls approaching tbe town meeting stage
early this year .
Capistrano B.each's Chamber of Commerce has one
scheduled for Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock in Serra
School.
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Let us hope that the colony's residents flood the
auditorium seeking facts about the annexation proposal
on which to base a wise decision.
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·~----·oNf WAY OR ANOTHE~, i~EV ALWAY$ GET SOMSE~ AT BA~~Y's. t . .
Group Photo 'Too Muclt Trouble' for <:ourt
Shabby Treatment o~ New Citizens
To the Editor:
Let me join you in bemoaning the
"rather savagely and shabbily dispensed
with " ceremony of the march to the
Plaza or the F1ags for the newly
naturalized citizens after the naturaliza·
tion ceremony in the county courtroom.
(DAILY PILOT, Jan. 15, "New Citizens
Lose Out to U.S. Expedieocy?")
I HAVE ALWAYS be<n pleased to see
yoor articles and pictures of our new
citizens and it is pleasing to see people
who believe enough In our system to re-
nounce their nativt lands and adopt the
U.S.A.
Perhaps we ntt<I some fresh judicial
blood. A Ilttle public ~ay of American
sentiment is surely not too Dig • problem
for our judicial branch of government to
display. • CURTIS·CAMPBELL
DAILY PILOT count11 courthouse
reporter Tom Barley 1'eported in a
Pilot Logbook Jan. 15 that the Super·
ior Court administrator said it "is too
much trouble" to assemble the tiew
citizens and s1lepherd them to tht
plaza and the waiti ng cameras. Pre·
sidi'ng Judge Bruce Sumner had de·
ckted, ht said, to dispttue with the
plaza photograph and .instead would
authorize picture·taking during the
.actual courtroom ceremony -an im·
possible feat where a large group is
involved. The DAILY PILOT has long
listed all new citizens and supplied
each with a free pririt of the group
photo.
-Editor
R ehafJllita tlo11 Hou•e
To the Editor:
We are most appreciative or the
wonderful and instructive article which
appeared in the Women section of your
newspaper not Jong 1:go about our
rehabilitation house.
It ' seemed worthwhile and productive,
to say the least, to devote the entire page
to the central theme Of alcoholism. Dr.
Schneider and Marcie Tomayo are both
well known to us at The Villa, and the
space given to them was also very well
dope.
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Letters 1rom readers are welcome.
Normally writers should convey thtir
mtssages i'll 300 words or ltst. Tht
right to condeme letun to fit space
or eliminate-libtl is rtservtd. All ~t
ttrs muit incltlde 1ignature and mait-
i1ig address. but names may be with-
held on requut tf sufficient reason
is apparent. P~try will not bt pub-
lished.
person with priorities that m~e sense.
He had named the environment as "the
first area of concern." I agree and oniy
hope he will follow through on ifus
&tat~ept. ' , . ~
As guest reporter for lhe Di\ILV
PILOT, he has invited citizens to bring
their problems to the supervisors. How
remarkable to find someone in govern-
ment who says be will listen to us.
Let's hope that Supervisor C3spers ls a
sign of better days ahead! ·
MRS. CAROL RA WE
Pri.011 GU.ru
To the Editor:
On Prison reiorm, while we pick 1part
and psychoaC1«ilyie the brain of the disad·
vantaged, poor and minorities wno (most
often) find themselves behind prison
walls, \VhY not bring about legislation
making It mandatory that all prison
personnel undergo p s y c h i a t r I c ex-
amination on a yearly basis?
We learn, all too late, that it takes much
more than a guard with a gun in his hand
to quell the flames of Violence at a
prison.
A GUARD, OR anyone haVing any af.
1iliation whatsoever with prisoners,
should be very carefully cbo~n, wlth the
chief prerequisite being that we have the
capacity to match his tremendous ability
to put down with his. equally important
compassion 1or his fellowman. H there
were more guards with a genuine concern
fQr these men on an individual basis.
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there would be no need to resort to the
gun.
BERNY WELSH .
School Proble ms
To the Editor:
never seeking, and often never receiving
any credit.
Mr. Lang has ilways been liberal with
his tin1e and talent and the community la
indeed fortunate to have him hert.
I am so glad to see that at least .Orne
of his original plantings will be saved for
the new library.
NITA CARMAN A basic question now races the school
board trustees of Laguna Beach. Shall we
continUe to support and improve an
outstanding school system or shall we let
the educational rnomentutp in Laguna
_ Beach collaJ)t:e? To the Editor:
What does the board have to consider? It is obvioua to me from my discussions
I. Maintenance is now funded at a bare-with my friends and neighbors that few,
bo!JeS level and may be cut to include on· if any, people are aware of t'ne trailer
ly emergency repairs. camp ground that js to be built· at Aliso
2. The ,pupil-teacher riUos aro in-"Beach by the county parks department.
creasing and will continue to do so. I believe that anyone 'bowledieeble
3. T)le enthusiasm of teachers to carry about the Aliso Beach an:a know• µ.at to
out valuable Pl'Oll'UJll-lll&• be lost, build-"·"""' givilnd 'in the miclst'ol a , ,)lll1!llnlftt~1111 .... lhOis·lacl< al
4. SUPPORT PEOPLE .... leaviq the concerii !or thO -1i\>ini •lit ?tial
district and finding similar positions in area. -. Q,b~iOW! -· can;ip .Jl1llliids nearby communities at higher salaries. .., Y"\ d
s. Laguna, with one or the natlo.n's · =~f:?'1'.' ~i ences are nqt c::ot!l·
outstanding school systems, 'hai/to. at~~· . _ .. _. i ~ ..
tract teachers with one of the lowest .6.t'Juf A~Tiu:P t 'i Af 11-..!M. ctar·· salary schedules in Orange County · '\..,_,..., 0 1SO ~· mg
6 Stall moral •-rr t d b · our ._.lsr summer months would show • . e Q a ec e 1 an llD' . tlle· coupty ·pam department that this
certam fulure. •--• · """ al · It" TlilNK ABOUT TlilS' ~11 opera~ rtUWDlUg\~pac Y·
If you are conctrned,· make yoUr· coo-~ ior tbls, canip JtOUDd'~
cerns known by a call or Jetter to your tentaUv.ly ·aet for IJ>rlrig of im; Now IS board members now' the time for concerned cltttens to notify
. ART FISHER lhe park department, and ' put a &top to
Pr<Std t further overcrowding and pollu!Jn&. or -en Laguna's beaches. QUINN FARNES JOHN R. CRAVENS Vice President
CAROLYN PARKER
Secretary
MIKE FICKEL
Treasurer
Laguna Beach Unified Faculty
Association Executive Board
Lang's Generoslt11 '
To the Editor:
Demolltion of Lquna's old library and
the removal of some or the trees to, be
replanted around the new library brings
. to mind Fred Lang's g~s donation of
•his service's for lhe'arlglllal landscaping,
It was just one or llWly things this
talente<f and ,..,,... landscape architect
has done ror Lguna over •the years,
Ju8tice
Commen
' Belleville, KM., Telescepe: .. Mane l&
would be a good thing to have a woman
on the supreme Court. 11 seems to Wi1hat
several decisions J11.1de in the past would
have been better, il Ibey bad just~ their , minds." '
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THOSE OF US who see much or this
disease are relieved to see that it is
finally being acknowledged an d
discussed. We are certain thil ls the best
way to come up with more and more
answers and insights · regarding the
preventkm of the progreasion, aod that is
always our most immense hope for the
futurt. ·
Another Joe McCarthy?
Harrlsoabur1, Va., New1-Reeord: ''The
ecological hysteria that sourrounded: the
Alukan pipeline project seems to Jtave
died down coulderably, and although tie
pipeline ~ oot recelwd final app~,
lndicaUO(ll are clear that the g<>aliead
will not be w lt h be Id mucll ·
PHYLUS DAVIS
Director
Tbe Villa
Santa Ana
The Dally Calllondu
El Caj ..
Rep. John Schmitz, R-Orange County-'
•·ho misrepreaents some parU of the
Inland Empiro In the House or Repn!sen-
atives, apparently desires to be the
resurrected Joe McCarthy of the-111Qs.
Slg11 o f Better D•r•'f He bu labeled Dr. Henry Killln(er,
To the Editor: national. secvtlty adviser to Pruldeot
I be Or n-··. Nixon, a security risk becaule of his The new chainn~n o t 1nge """"r "pro-Communist" view and UIOClaUons.
ty Board of SupervJSOr1, Ronal4 Caspers. Following the McCarthylte style, be liinls
seems to be an indepe_ndent, tblnklng " thal be has proo1 to suboltnllate his
Dear George:
Do you think 1 newly married
man hu a rlg!it to rule Ibo rooot
and be dominant!
TEDM ..
Dear Ted M.:
Woll1 yes, I do. But yoa abollld
ha•• U!Ollf)ht of that befon you bad
to lllOft out Into the chiclien coop •
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charges but, ror somt mysterioul re11011,
can't n!Hal It.
'li:VEII S!NCll PBBSIDIHL Mlson .,..
nounc:ed blJ fortbcomlna ..... -lied Cllina, SclunltJ has been In a rqe. T?io
rllkl are too creat to -1Y cballq<
the Pre1Jdeot, wlio llljp111.11 lie .. .,
Ille Concreamaa'• .-..-. .. Sclunitz bas coplld the c?oplorable
McCarthYlle ladle "' dlloredtllll ... ol
Mr. Nlxon'1 --adYIMn.
Uotll Mr. -mala Ibo ...... ol
h11 lnlormatloo, "' are ootltled to
dlsmiu bis Charpl U lhe fumloll <f I
crank •ho ll dllploollll 111 Mr. ll!Joo'• ~to eotalillaJi -.....uaJ ...... wttll I ill>CUme .... .., ... _ Im-
prove the chances for world peace.
For all we know, Mr. Schmitz may be
relying on the dingbat distortions of the
John Birch Society -of which he is a
member -that regularly appear in that
kooky journal, American Opinion. The
r act that Mr. Scbmitz bouts or his
"membership In the fraternity ol flilh~
peddlers hardly IJ a te&timonial to hiJ
abUlty to separate fact from fiction. t •
DR. IUBSINGllR'S reputation a& a
.ocholar in the field of -if. laln bu been well establllbed, and bis
loyaltJ to his country ba1 ..._ been
--· The fact that be advlse1 lhe ,,_ .. ·fclnllll fl!)ley In a ... ,
lllltulel\Jl Jo Mr. SCbniliz llld otber1 or
..,_ J9ltld. who ix-ter Teddi Roo~t
bombllll .aad iallorrallllal, d,o e 1 n t
Juatlly a mum to charac:ler aaaasslna-
tldll wblcll -ae-ble bloloa our recent p11t
U Mr. 5chml!i <IA pn-eompelllnl .....-1a apinst tho lljfibd•••
wllll Rid Oilaa. be la ht to • IO. Bui
be lliould not try to ""'""""" altentlon by nlOtllnc to 9lc:ioul -•n and ........ _... qporlld hv
nolhbi men -pliaDtom •aYlcloncl'• --·--· .. ., . .,... .........
longer. , •. Permaneol damage to tl>o•
vlronment ls 1pparenUy no lon«er, •
strong .possibility, and the !em)lorllJ
damage that accidentl tiUghl ct<ale II
not sufficient cauie to thwart a projoCt
whose ea>nomii: belleftta ore )>OlmllallJ:, so substanUal and widespread. Oil belpo
run this world and more 11 needed u Ille
world continues to grow."
DAILY PILOT
llobm N. 1'"•ecl, N>ll<litr
Tlio!Mr l:...U, .lclllor
Albtrl 'If. Bater
Editorial flife Editor
The <t!IGIW -o1 the IJoll7 J'llot -lo w-and -.. late .-I» -.tJns thll
newtp.per'f oplnlonl and Cllllt-
l'lttnl*'J' en ~ ot tni.rre.t end ·~1»-··for the eJlill'ftllon ot'our rmdret' opt~ """ Iii' _,.ttac IJie dl-·~ot-.... aervm and IJ)OktrlllA -. t"l*;:I
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fair repr<oentalion becal!H of his
diltrict'1 size.
'1AI • rault ol this,'' Cory said, 1'the
)loople ol Or-<Aunty .,.. • llltle ohort cblnled, despite the lletllng quallly of
tlltlr cumnt leilllatm... .
Bodham.<Ollld not be reached for com-
meot.
· Assemblyman, John Brius ( R •
. Fullertm) &aid be WU pleued the
l .. iatatpre would ha~ a clw)co to re-do
the-rNpplJl't!onlneDI Jilans.
·He said the Democrats' 1dopt.d plan
deprived Orange C.Ounty ol 1 thfrd sena~
,.at and another Assembly district '11
may set under a new plan.
Both ol the county's Ila~ S.n1tors.
lleDois Carpelller (II-Newport Beach)
and JllDOI Wbetmore (ft.Gorden Glim),
qnod !bit the county's -_Jltion
gnnrtb hlS earned it more repreae1>
talion. '
"I thlnt ' the legislature JOI .what it
· deserved," Carpenter said;· refening to
the court declslon. "The whole proceS!
WIS ul1qlCellll'ily miahandled." ~r said he would seek I COD·
stitutlolill• amendment to take real>'
portlonment out of'tne hands of the state
iegtalature. •
"Thl.s'Js all a real ihame."'Wbetmore
said. "lt'a· not in the interests of either
the people or the Republican Party. The
~k>nal reapportionment wlll give
the Democrats four or the five new
seats."
Wbetmore said he felt the county's
sepate and assembly di!tr-icts should
·have been cut down to pro~r alle. "My
district has ,'llQ,000 people. I'm happy to
serve therri again but the ·district should
have about 490,000 people."
Neither •John Schmitz (R·Tustln) or
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Rlchlrd HaMI (l).Anlheim), the COUii'
ty 's' two U.S. repraelltaUvts, coWd bl
reached for comment.
The only slgnilicant cbaoge in the state
court 's 1pproval ol c:Ongresslonai re1e-
portionment is that Schmitz, a member
of the John Birch Society. will no ionpr
reproieot President' Nixon >pd lht
Western White House In 5an Clemente. •
Scbniitz• disjrict was pulled inland, and
the sections from Balboa Island, Corona
dei Mar, L1guna Beach, 5an CleinOl\li
and . Into san DltlO County will form a
new coiiglt'"lonal dinrict.
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Nixon Vows RetaliatiOn . . .
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J'qugh ,Sfl!:nd on foreign Seiz ure§~()("!J~S. Hokling$·
· WASHING TON (UPI) -President
Nixon announeed today !bit the United
'~s will. retaliate 1against· foreign .1ov~ ,that seize_ private' America!!
.RfOl!Olty witjiout payment by. (I) c,utting
off aid and (2) opposing loans from the
WO(ld'Bank arid ·otber qenct... ,. ,
Nixon .outlined bis, tough policy COD·
cerning expropriation of llQvate p...,.rty
In a four-page statemeot .issued by the
White House. ' -
'Ille Ptesklerit cited.'110 nations in. his
WW -Dave·-Fence.
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• stai;ment but' the ·government of Chile
has ncenUy expropriated American~n
ed, copper mines. arid the. new, Plkistan
. goyetnmeot of Pl'l!llklerit Zillfikar Ali
' Bhutto aMOWiced. natJoOalization of some
private· Industry aithoiigh Amerlc11>ill·
vestments have not been affected.
u:" ~.'t':r, in~•:.f.°~ ~~
prlnte property will be taken only fi>r ·•
poblic purpose and that u:s. -· "will receive P"lmpt, adeq111te IDCI ti· .. • ~ f
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le!:Uve. ·compen111lion from ·the ez.
propri&tln' .country." .
'If ,Wer•clUI prtvate properly ls seized
withciut "a~quate· compensation, he
de;cl~ed, iiwe w)ll preswne that the
United States will , not extend new
bU.te<al ecdnomic benefits, to the ez. proprtattnc country."
l,n addition, ·Nixon said; "we will
~ !bit the Uliit.d States 1ovem-
-.wlll withhold Ila support !rom lous llOder ~alion l p ~tll1tera1
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deve~ bab."
The World Bl!Dk IDCI other lnlonlatl!\llil
development qencli1 UH a vottn&
system based cm llnanclaf contribullona
which makes it poostble !or the Unltad
States to veto virlllllly aoy P"ilocl II •I>'
poses.
"The Unltad Stalel fully rea~·tlio·
sovereiln rl&hta of olbera, but it will not
igncn ICllonl prejudtclaf to the nde: A>f
law and lea!-U.S. lnlliut,~ Ille
(Sio WAINING, Pip II ,.
. . . . ·. . Cyclist Killed
In ll.indaii,1t~.: ..
Huy-·li ......
ogaln fer Tbundly lolowflc Ibo
1111111 low--......... coast. J1i1b1 ol II 119 ~ lw •
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·i~~gainst . Lens man
~w YORK (UPI) -Mrs. Aristotle
· 11 has charged that free.Janee
· srapher Ronald Ga I e 11 a em·
: ued. upset, lrlght.ned and terrilled
.lw, bumped and pushed her, and hit her
.~ 1,be strap of his camera. aoconllhg '"'-' pretrW ·testimony ftled today Iii
• (iaeral court.
The testimony was taken in private
Jan. 11 as a prelude to a trial on Galclla's
charge ·that Mra. Onassis harassed :him
by having his camera smashed b)r a
Secret Service man and on the tOrmer
Firlt Lady's colU'lter charge of haru1o--.1.
He seeks $1.S million lo damages and
lht seeks II.I mllllon.
Under questioning by Galella'a at
torney, AJfred S. Jullen1 for four hoUrs,
Mrs. Onassis delcrtbed bow Galella
followed her, lier husband, and children
over 1 period of several years to obtain
)>!ciures _ for varloua l"'bllcatlona In·
Cludinc Life ni•&8'ine· : She said ahe objeetecl to being
photographed ·on private occasions such
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as taking a Walk, dlnlng at restaurants,
and going to the theater.
"It's a reflex now," she testified. 11I'm
always frightened or Mr. Galella."
The "frightening" aspect of the
photographer's behavior, she said, "'s
bis "jumping around" to get camera
angles, making continuOu s grunting
sounds, bumping her with his arms and
legs, and atumpttng to photograph her
with his associate dre~sed up as Santa
Claus.
She said he hung around her Fifth
Avenue apartment With Santa "!or days,
accosting me and my children."
"He said, 'Be nice to Santa, Jackie',11
she tesUfied, adding that she was even
"bUinped" by Sant.a outside the 21 Club.
Mrs. Onassis said she never hud com4
·p1itned Ii>. poUct about Galello,o bllt <;om·
plotn.ed ·tp._hu hu11!>il4 aflCI o;her e!COrlf.
,(sked ll hh husband also wu frilbten·
ed by Galell•i lht•rtPlled : "My hUJband
Isn't lerr!fied. by anything."
Old Tin Can
Beach Due
' : .. i:ounty ·l:ioard'r sole represe:ntatl~e on the "~tlon dlstrlcta last year, County For F encmg·
.. f~tlve Officer Robert Thomas
.:"-t County CoWlsel Adrian Kuyper.. · : :rQ . state has plans,lcde,nce old "Tin
.".!Calpen old that the committee may Can Beach," the tbreHnlle stretch of dt'felop amtber altemaUve reform pion. ·~ '~problem goes beyond just reduo-sand north of Huntington Beach. ~ the; number of dlrecJ.ora," ~per.s The new budget for the _Department of
. ~. "l '1!_11 •hoc~ at the provincl•Jm:n . Plrlls i!nd Recreation contalrts an Item
:.. 'ad:p •• ild a~ the meeting by Mayor Lorin for .. .1.11t1Anaf parking lots, rest room ~ (Santa Aria)." . ,._,.,
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.:. u-Gillet· had ar-· ... ••alnat any facilities, and a fence around the area ,,__,_ •--•. JIOW known u Bolsa Chica State Beach. ~ pion tho! would reduce the Tile Purwse ol· the proposed develop-
·•-ftmbtr of lOclJ dlrectors on • board. ment, accofding to E. R. Junette, chief
. . ~ night_ FountaiJ! Valley Mayor ranger rot the Orange County orea, Is to .\'fi!d jut, cbaJrman of the joint boatds, protect the. be~cb user. · ijeported to Iii. city council.that be bellev· "We ·have seMoUs problema with traffic ''id the"'°"..lizatlon propooal pusbecfby accldenls, beatings, and rapes on the ,t:-!Yaioi' Fbmtu's corlimlttee w.11 doomed beach due to lack of control," Junette
.,jo !allure. Some cltlel had tnstructed uld. "Wben the new budget take! elf.Ct ..:'-i.,.;. delegates not to vote for it, he said. in July, we'O devtlop something to solve
'"Ibll ls a fiaP."ant case of a minority ,tbOMr problems.", ~~:·· 'retorted Collnc}lmln Ho~ however that the work pro-~ HoulndlD. '"!be whole 1yatem Is ao ~.., -~ bqln until alter the 1172 :-"°""' II 1 beech llllOD.
'Ibo. rountaln Valley u to -budpl authorlleo I.Ii t ~ ...... \he 1*1111 • ~ Iota "-• ac· Ii llitrli:W~ ~ote 1,llf Cort aNI to Chars• ..mm Feb. I . ' · '1 1 <llJ! part. TentaUve plans
ti •>\t lb< Hunttnglon Belch council ' Illa! will be one enlranct to e -.y night, Councilman Jack Iha -mtl• beach, at the northern end
'' 11o m ~· 11 ti '!Wiie ODMr halt .8uda. • ••dJred.r, ':.., !~e a 'Iba beach could then be cloaed at mid·
'" · -~:Jcj\'I II nJal...olllc_ jaJa Ald, like other stai• ' 1 1 ••• ~.... ........ ,
·, .'1J the -, ., ~llRPei'h .,-.:-the ._ -~ 1lldenland· Uiii problims of ., '
... the iirth, '.' 1" cOmmebi.1: ~1U It ~ to ~ ... !t'• JIOl!lllb1e.111f'l'!ld vw." · Fountat·n Valley ~ G"'°'o 1'jl01'!ld 'that ,Santa Ana and
.Orup mail• tb•f.Wi 'pins! cjlWe. ~·really do•l •ant .to giv• up c:rz Compe· u'ng ,. eretani.Y;" he added. ., ['.Any change "°uld <<Quire the approval
•.et Iha Local Agency Formotlon Com· For Junior Miss :tmlaalon (LAFC) and the county
~penllon.
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:iWARNIN.G ••.
~Jf,..sldent asserted In his policy an-
~.;iomcement.,
-~The President urged WKlerdeveJ9ped 'ilions to welcome foreign private in-(. ''stment Instead of frightening it away
,1 y seizing property.
~..J: "The wisdom of any expropriation Is
:t<itiestlonable, even when adequate com-
~.:.,'1!nsatlon is paid," he said. "Countries
·ifi1t a:propriate often postpone the at-
~vtainment of their own development
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11It'1 llke the dream of a lifetime com-ing true, II
With these words Fountain Valley's
Victoria Lee Peralta, 18, bee•• packtn&
her bags today.
She ,will be, l!avµ,g tor Santa Roaa
Satunlay morntni to repre5eJlt Fountain
Valley in the statewide Junior Miss
Pageant.
Miss Peralta, a La Quinta High School
!enior, was chosen as. Fountain Va~y's
Junior Miss last month in competlilon
held by the Jaycees on her campus. She
is the daughter of Mr. an.d Mrs. Ronald
Peralta, 10382 Morning Glory Ave.
"Winning the local finals has seemed to
open a whole new world for me and I'm
looking forward to next week when I'll be
in Santa Rosa for the California JunJor
Miss Pageant," the S foot 4 inch brown-
baired girl said.
She said she entered the local contest
because "I knew that it was going to be a
pageant comisting of nice girls from all
o( our local schools. Winning It therefore
would really mean a top honor!'
MW Peralta and junior misses from
throughout orange County will leave for
Santa Rosa at ll a.m. Saturday from
Orange County Airport.
, Two More .Join
Fountain Valley
Municipal Race
Two more candidates today joined the
race for two seata on the Fountain Valley
City Council.
'Ibey are Paul P. Savarino, 10719 El
Centro Ave. and David S. Tanner, 17671
San Francisco SL
By taking out nomlnauon papers
Sav.,U.O and Tanner bl\)llCht to five the
number of candidates aeektn& election
April 11.
The two Incumbents, Councllmen John
D. Harper· and Ronald Shenlcman, have
ao far remained noncommlttll about
whether Ibey would seek reelectlotl.
Shenkman said at Tueaday night'• city
council meeUng he would announce his
Intentions on J1n. 21. Harper old he had
unUI Fib. a to me his nomination
papen.
The other candldatea In the race are :
E..-t T. Winter, 1a11 Filbert st.;
~ Va Diak, 1• 'Santa Cruz Cir-cle, and Btrnlo P. Svalltad, 110S El
'l\dlpaa Orcll.
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A scanning electro11 111icwscope photograph shows
a nest of crysWs whicb.~ grew m a cavity in an
Apollo 14 fragmenta!' rock. The long crystals are
pyroxane and the short stubby crystals ore plagio-
clase. These crystals were probably formed shorUy
after the impact which formed Imbrium Buin on
the moon. This would make them about 3.1).billion
Yitars old.
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Anaheim Voters Approve
$8 Million~Power Bonds
Kickbacks Eyed
For Las Vegas
Conventions
LAS VEGAS (UPI) -The Las Vegas
Convention Bureau has confirmed sen-
ding a letter to hotel owners asking if
they would be willing to give kickbacks to
a national organization to attract lhe con·
vention to this gambling resort in 1974.
-' · California· Angels and. ot~ commercial
tnteresta allected provided heavy flnan.
cial backing to the Low Co.st Power Com-
mit1", prcmoting bQ~ approval
The.election campaign was fought bard
on bOth sides and drew about SO Percent
of the city'• voters to the polls.
Seven Marines
Held in Brawl .
.GEM .TALK
TODAY.
by.
l'Hllll
Len Hornsby, conventM>n sales di~r,
and Barney Rawlings, executive direCtor, 1,T'S A MYTH
said Tuesday there was nothing illegal, Put . tch on some' people and
. Immoral o< unusuil about the practice or ' . lt soon•.;:;~ nmning. ~t the same
such r~bate.s.. watcli· be •wom by aom:eorie else
Rawlmgs wd delegates knew about the · d 't like i dream: Some
rebates. . an l ~ , .
The ConvenUcin Bureau has asked ll people just can I wear watches.
management would jack up normal room
rents and kick the difference back to a
national organization if the organization
conducted its 1974 convention 'here. .
The convention bureau confirmed Tues-
day the letter was 1ent to most southern
Nevada hotels. The convention was 'TIOt
identified. 1 • •
"There are n,ote than 100 major con·
venliolls in th.ii coW>try that require
either outright auboldf or this sort of
·rebate,'' said Hornaby •
· Hornsby uJd 1hls was the f1nt Ume to
his lulowledge that the Convention
Authority had been Involved with auch a
coovenlloli but he said tbe, bolala did It
frequenUy.
Wornan's Lib .
Course J 1inked -
. Not true, according .. to the ••·
, pef'\S! The.main reason watches do
not ruii Well for some ot us it that
we don't ktjOW ho": to Wind them.
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People, afraid of over winding,
do liWe more than wiggle the crown
a few tlmes •
The answer for these people 1J
an electric watch. It Is also the
answer for busy people who forget
to wind their watch. • ·
• We . carry a large selection of
electric watches In· all the· top
makt1 and atyles. We'll be happy
to help you pick the one that wul
assur~ you of attract!••, accurate,
dependabl~ tlme. • •
• Pony Express
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SALT LAKE CITY (APJ -·A P..;y.Ex-
[HOSI melaenger, wltb lbculder·length
hlif and a handlebar !l)Qllljaclie, was
rldblg ..,,._ western Utah with 4GO let-
t,<rs from Solt we City -pleal!lng for
more government acifoo to .Jtl the
.rel!ase of prisoners of war. ....
The rider, one of four making a qoss..
country relay from st. J-i>I). Mo., to
San. Diego, said rldehi picked up' Jome
70,DllO lettm from stops aJona the way.
Salt Late City Mayor E. J. Garn·bond·
ed the s8ck Monday to Jim Fulwiler, 2$,
El Centro, Calil., u be entered the Salt
Lake Valley. • • , .; , ,, r•
M.,. than II!. penons, most of them ,
.. 1"tl ... ""11 ~ ..-.. from
the Salt ~. City area, met Fulwiler ot
the mouth or EmlgnUon Canyon Sunday.
The rider lo pa1t of • San Dleg&-bued
group called "Con\'Ol'llO!cl f911 Priloners of
WJ,11,, ;rocol'P!Jf,lted.11 / 1J;lJ I 'Hie lfroup be~ the ride Jin. I In Sl
JOlti\li and Is to end It In SilD"!li•Co Jan.
25,.
"The North Vietnamese back off when
the public react.. to the POW situation,"
said Joe McCain , 29, of San Diego, a
member of the .sponsoring group.. '
County Driver Killed
A Buena Park motorist was killed early
this morhlng in a slngle\car:accident near
the Orange drlve·in theater. Gerald
Cavin, 40, of 7901 El Morocco Road, was
dead on arrival ·&t the Orange County
Medical Center at 1:\0 1.ui. ·
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Discussed
<BY PAMELA HAUAN
Of Ill• Da11r r1i.1 '""
A crowd of 150 parenta -lnterestect
primarily ln educational aspects or an all•
year school program -fired ques\Jans at
a panel from the La Mesa.Spring Valley
School District Tuesday during a publld
meeting at Marco Forster Juniot High in
San Juan Capistrano.
The Capistrano Unified School District
Is one of several county diStrlcts con·
1idering the "~ -15" .plan which ts cur-
rently in use In II\• San' Diego district. I
''.We saw a potential instructional ad·
vantage," said George Ashton, prlnciPBl
of an elementary school in Spring Vall~y,I
explaining why his district turned to 1145.'1
15".
"But the fact that we faced a critical
housing shortage act~ as a catalyst."
Responding . to questions, ASl:tton aaid'
the nine-week instruction period followedt
by a three-week vacation had one ad~
vantage in that children seemed to forget.
less , than they do over a three-month
summer.
But he admitted that all·year school
has not been shown to be educationally
better than a nine-month plan, but about
the same. , 1
"If children are torgettin1 Jess lo an
all-year school but are testing the same,
as children in a nine-month school, then
where iJ the advantage?" asked a parent.I
Ashton pointed out thit his district had
only been operating an alt-year program
since July and had not had a chance to
make academic evaluations.
"That ls one reuon why we're only in·
volving part of our district on 1 two-year
pilot basi!:," he said. 1 Roy Wllllams, an mtermedlate ochool
principal tn Spring Valley', old one pro-
gram that his auffered becaullil of all
year acbool was the junior hilh music
program .
nic.e band members, for e1ample,
who were on vacation while others were.
in acbool were given the opportunity to
come back during vacation ju.st for the
band period. But it· didn't work.
Another parent e1pressed concern-over
ochool spirit and cohesiveness. On an alt
year program a school's 800 students
would be divided into four ~ps of 200.
Three groups are always In achool while
one is on vacation on a rotating bais
witll each group hiving nine weeb of
acl>Ool, three """"' of "vacation, nlno w;r;:.:1:Jr ·:r~ ,:;_ to .;. no
loss of ochool spirit tn the Junior high but
the student,~ selected .from eacb at I · . .. •. trJ>uPI '1!'11 ••
foUrlh •I' 11~ .... .,. -· 1l1Ufainl. _.,. !bit ._I )!een
...,. ~ .. In tbe all-year prqsram
fnlm a itildeht behavior '8pecl. Truancy
had gone down, vandalism had gone
down, there were fewer discipline pro-
blems, and recreation programs were
being developed on a year round con·
tinuing basis.
' Other points made during the evening
meeting arid the afternoon session for
teachers included:
-Students and teachers are "tracked''
together in most cases so a teacher has
the same class during the entire 177 days,
like on a nine month ·program.
-Teachers are paid for 177 days just
as they are now and any extra is con-
sidered ·like swqmer ~Y would be.
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ATLANTA (UPI) -A planned
noncrtdlt coune on w o m e n 1 s
liberation hu bt<n canceled for
this quarter, Georgia S t 1 t e
University announcod Tuddly. '
Bu~ be warned. Not only 1llJl you
dllprove tho 11\Ylh about not btlDi
eblt to weu a watch, ·Jbu'll al.o
l91e your uCUH for belnl lala to
:1an NEWPORT. BLVD., COSTA MESA
Only two penons •ilned up !or .
the cour ... Bolb of them were mld-
dlwae mo.
apPOintmaU. '
CONVINlll'f TEAMS
IANICAMIAICA.0-M.UTIA CHAl•I
~· YIAAI IN SAMl LOCATION
PHONE Ml.J4CI
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swer ~ -tO Hospital . -ssues
.. .;. .. -lo lh*·qwlloa ol
juol bo1' lllr a llola aceney can IO," Jlllp-liiiandl ....._.. ..,,,. real
1wo i.e 1a •llllMr '=-n" ap-PU.... WWI .... &de · nh and
l'la» lllR loolillm al llale law lllal J'U
'"' ,,. !Ible lo decide lllal .. ,_,.. ,..._ lllal lbere 11 11n111C ·-·Jbal IOIDe Of aU qi Ibo ·ap-
plicallolll :wn nol boaa flda. Be -
Ibey --thnJuab .llir olalf a~
JIC'Oval wilh Ibo dull' <i!=c °""''""' boopllol ll'DUPl Id b,_ , lhly -_,Id be· 11r1cter health ~ nicula·
tK>nJ. • .
Tuobey Identifies the fiv~ hoipltall ii: ..
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bulldinl &lie to aueu the validity of 'a
bolpltal conllrudlon 1ppllcalloq.
The state official admltled that he bad
"bo idea" if the flood of contracta reoei•·
od _,. JU offlce In Jhe II nlOlllb JUICI
perlod bad aD blOll ~ prior lo the Jut deadline of July' I, lrlt.
And C&meron frankly cOnceded lhal
..... of thole coolracta could very Wll1
have been dfawn up between ~
oraaniw's and controcton afler U..T
fecti.ve date. ..
"We have no way of knowtnr;•
Cameron said. "We accepted all ~
contracts in good faith." '··
Reds Resisting Capture off Alaska: •
Car Repair
Vet Denies
'Damages'
Coas t's ~~'!-r;.. : ,,
~og Goes Inland
Orange Coast residents wwe enjoyJDg
.,rlielhinl new in a .yjew thll JOOrninl: tlMI coaat Is clear al Jealt down on the grO.nd,
Damp, dlsmal'J"!.l'lr~ bu P,lagued
the area off and hn I"!,~ jl,an ' ,. .. t 11o;...i on lilllncl1 IOclilllil bl. lirpodl and
<ripPlinlJ commuler tra111o thn. .
Gener.Uy, the Nallrllll 'II • 1 l b • r
Service predicts conlillllinl fog and low
cloud condiUona there, bul an ollahon!
flojo of ilr·lhould keep. the Coast clear.
Qverhead clouds should dlsalpale by
mHi-aftemoon, giving way to the aeia00'1 11Jdcol bay aunlhtne. -
U~S. Drops ·
First MIG '
Since .1970
Priest Seized . --~ I
On Pot .Charge
-LOS ANGELES (APj -An ac-
livlal C&lhollc prleat from New
Meslco hu been charged in Loi
Anceles with -ion of mari-
juana, autborlUes said Tueaday .
A'. police department spokesmen
oald the Rev. LouJa Demeaclo
Jamarillo, 40, and Richard V.,
Sawtelle, 21, · bOlh of Albuquerque,
N.M., were aCCUltd of one count
each of marijuana pciuusion In a
complaint iasued by the dillricl al·
torney'a office Jan. I.
Police uld they found 1
• substance resembtin1 marljuona in
, the pair's car after tbe two men
aUepdly fafied to flop for a traffic
slgnOI here Jan. 5.
BRD Red Tape Faces Study
Supervi.sqr1 to Revise Beach District Funct'Wru
OllllJ lapervlsor1 loDlt Ille finl 1tap ~ ownen hlvo )lld to apply for ~ tawllfd revision ol the Bm:h -permttir and -bt1ore Ille Coull---ad Development Dlslrlcl ty Plllllllni Colnmlu~ when they want
(BBD) aidl lo end red llpe for Individual °' bulldinl permltl for 1 1lngle llome,.a pool """"1 ........ er ., lddlllan to a home. · TM ,..,..... amendmentl would Umit Under the BRD rules, a poperty owner
1111 ,..UC ..,... requirement of the could be required to (In ~ county 1
B8D -lo porcel1 adjoining bolh I Pllh lhrou&h bJa lot II .. acceaswl,J to
pillllt -ad • belch. Ille beach. II* Ille _, -.,, Ibo llMool-Tbla nqulrement proved lmpnc:tfcll
--.......,IJI, II 1.• fool far ilallllld loll. In _, cuu Ille ac-
-.U, ..,.._ IPPilll lo all IDll --lllrl II I prlYale -ad er bomo1 ID _,_alld .... ..sa..-.,11dlwf.
--Paclllc ~ llJilrrllJ ... Ille ,_. -ftlllllrlJ Ir a n I• d ..,... waivon lo IUCb """'"· notq lbot the Tbii II tall evm lhoqh I par<el nlay BRD ..,. was tnlencled to 111'1111 only to
1lol t-ii ettaor a publlc -or tho larp lllld boldln8•· beadl. The ..,. wu ctUled after Ibo furor
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ralaol by Ille .-_, ol Salt Qook
-In.tho.-BaJ •• -ol Dona Polnt.
' A contrlCI wu lallr llpod bllw..,
the COUDly and A"'° Commoally
Dnelopm Ind., .. -of Lapna
NllUel ed Nlpl -(lall ~
Beadl), conveJlol tho -and fllrldai
loll m.11o Ibo eoua1y far •·• mll1loa.
But lo ·-anolller Sall Cnok
eplaode, tho Buch ad ---wu up.., all .mlacoi,.alld _,
coulll laadl bet•-Ibo .......... Ibo_ ...
A dolo will be Rt ,_ for Ille pobllc
hearlnc. probably in about lour or fl"
. wMa. No objoc:llou lo Ille cllqe II ""'
tlclpaled.
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• ' I ' ' , ' Budyet Directqr Gaor4e Sbtlltz, center, ,... on hind at the Govern·
men PrtnUng .. Offic:e m Wuhln~n Tueaday for the .compleUon of
the press run· of President NIX on s. bud1et and message wbich.)\'ill be
sent to Congreaa.Monday. A!Jo pictured an Sim'Cobn Oeft~ Wiltint
· budHtdireclor, and"!~. K~nneth Kingsbury, 1~perintendent •! ~· . '
' . ' Sm~ ~Firms, :Qen~ Unifs
Win ·Coi,.trol ~~e~ptio~~,
Wi\~N(\TON ,(APl -the -~ of LivinlJ· Council today enmpled small
rellil !irml with annual Ala of 1 .. than
$100,000 irOm price ·ion!n>ll and ~I '5
percent of all rental unitl from rent con-
tro!J.
'l'lle,counell announced It accepled the
recommendation of the Price iCom-
missiori: that small "mom and pop" retail
!irml abould be uempled from .price
cdb.trols. The e1empUon applies to about
15 Percent• of all retail sales and covers
about ·75 percent of aU retail comJ)UllW
in thi nation.
Exempted from rent oontrota are
.s(ngl~fimUy rental dwelllnP ·rent,.i for . , ... .,. than ' r!Jonth,J<>mOnlh . pOrlod,s
where 'lhe ·Jpdloril '• ioUt'111!1it1 or
·1ess, apartmenl units rentl/>I Jo~:flOI! a
mon~. or.., . ..more, .. and.· oWneJ'..ocCupied
dwelling• of four. or fewer . IJD!ll' liavinlJ
: longer than a one-month rental . aeree-
. mebL . , '
The txerpptioDI will remove from r.on-
troll about .10 million of the :iu mllllon
renter-oc:oupled bouatnc unlt,s in the ·na-
tion. . , -.
The council noled lhlt about hro:jblrda
of aU renler-occupled dwelllnp an of
foW' 1111111 or leaa."
Situation " '. . . :
Stalemated .;:
In Incident . •
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) -Two Soviet
f11hlng ve~ aelzed on char~.., ,o1
violating U.S. territorial waters art
refusing to be lalten to port and remain
stalemated in the northern BOring sea
wllh a Coal! Guard Icebreaker. "'> ' ,,,. l:amut, a.factory >hip that .,...
doned an escape attempt as tht ~
Guard was ready to lboot acroa Ill bow
Tuesday, and the alemtrawler Ko~
have balked at l,Olng beyond st. Ma!thew
Island, some 200 miles off the weaiern
coast of Alulra.
Armed bolrdlng parties from ' 111'
Icebreaker Storla are aboard the Rlrlllln
vessels and'bolh the skipper of ·one viorMil
and the O.her!H director of the 6oljal
n .. 1 are beJJll beld under arreit ·~
the Stora, Coaat Guard officials oald 'at Juneau. '
A Coast Guard spokesman ~•!Iii
Stor!J had been unable "to convey' Iha
subUett•s ·oC~ converaaUoni irJth•J!!< Ruulans.'' ~~~'1-... I to sa1I under lo II» 'rf:s. -=-·~~-ID ... 1'-----~ .
'!1· .. ~ .....• ~~] -..r..,..•u•~ -~ ............. ... CnUt Guanl 0111d1 ad a ..... ..... espkled lo jola IDl lllOrta 'lllwadoy. (.
The 30.fool lamul, flaphlp ol ....
veaet Jluaila llahlng Deel near tlia
area, and tilt n.toot Kolyvan '"'" o Od ~, •• abolit 910 mu.. oll1he
~t ·of iminhalrtled st. Mlllhew lalo!l!ll
the Coalt Gtmd· said, and were ~"'I
with vlolalinl llle U.S. U'mlle ~
flallin1 ...... "' ·• Shoffiy. Iller' the ....... \be i.-
-and -leac!q the lllorll 111)• four-llour cb"9 tllroilllll the ~ walan or, tllt llerlnr Sea. ·u ...
maneuvered Into the Ice by the ~!ill:
fy afler Iha U.S. ablp wamld It ~
.narly to -lln. . •
'l)e, Slortl bad aulbqriuljon • r,.ia Wllldncloa lo lln a ........ .... thobow and camo·-...... ,.
can pt,'' tlll eo.t•G..rdillkt. .,, •
'U'.S. Alty. ,Q. • Kelit llldw-· llJc!aja
Anchorage that If the U.S. lllllrlel C6!irl
autborlzel a-. a U.S. -iilll
arteil Iha -II Adak. 'Ibo -would face a mutmum Slllt,OOI lbli;·ll
convicted and their maaten could rtcaln.
a'ylar In prlioa. , • ··'
Forfel-of the ll!lipo 'llld le&r ~
he a pollll111117. under · clvll ~·
F.dwarda Mid. ., •
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2300 HARBOR BLVD.
AT
WILSON
JUST SOUTH OF,
SAN DllGO FlllEWAY
IN THI HI AltT Ofl COST A MESA
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• CN .. 01Nr ,lltt SllH
I R'S ITEMS -Some loll<I ·~E~ruu, co!nl or oeuhelil for ho We do not do any of tbeoe 1Uly ~ in our family. We collocl
aut.Omoblles. We specialile ln just two
kln4a: Broken or Tired.
At last count we had 1i:1. But l didn't
rea\IY check clolely this morning.
ACtualty,·tt would be more accurate. to
rtpart. that we have 5'12 cars because one
Is a dune buggy owntd joinUy by elder
IOft and his buddy.
On lhe other band, the family csr.counl
dou-!!Ol laclude tho old Buick V-8 engine
that r<po,.. in the front ysrd or lhe mini·
bike with lbe blown up engine.
IT.>WOVLDN'T reslly be fair lo count
the Bulclt V-8 en1lne lince we don't have
a Buick lo put II in.
At 1 ... 1. like I 1114, the last liln• I
looked we didn't. }
War Crime Tri111l
Two Austrian architects, Walter Dejaco (L) and Fritz Ertl (Rl have
gone on trial for constructing gas chambers at Auschwitz concentra-
tion camp in which al least three million Jews were killed in World warn.
Wallace, Yorty Retained
On Bulky Florida Ballot
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Veil Lifted • 1--11 Laos·
" Officer WounP-ed Briefing Netvs1ne1t at Stronghold
LONG CHENG, Lao1 (UPI) -The
United Si.te1 today Jiited tt• years·long
vell ol IOCf<Cy from this atrategtc Lao-
tian government· baee In north-central
Laos while bitter flghUng raged around it
and Its fate sUll wu In doubt.
For the flnt time, journallsl.o were
1iven an American-tponsor<d loot at the
atrongbold where the U.S. Central
Intelllgence A1ency (CIA) hed trained,
advised and peld Meo Irregulars for the
'past decade. '
On Skyline Ridge, which overlooks the
base and is considered vital to its
defense, the commander 0£ ·the govern-
ment forces was wounded as he spoke to
newsmen.
Major Chanh, commander of the four
battered aovemment battalions on the
ridge, waa as.ked how many c1sualtles bis
men had suffered since assaulting the
ridge Sunday.
' lrlbeamen and r<gular lorcea at 'Long raids against Viet Cong poalUons nesr the ;
Qwng, wet hard at wort in h11 ctm.m1nil are1 where CIDlbodl1, Laos and V1etn1m
poal oo high ground adj11C9111 lo the rtd,e. · coma toðer today In tbe heaviest
Vang Peo w~s optlrnlaUc although ti aerlal ellacts on the Cenllal Hlghland1 In :
appeared unlikely th1t the Amerlcan1 more than a year. -
would be able lo put back any ol their The attack• ware the ltth by the Im• :
eecr<I equipment lnlo Long Oieng In three days In the Central Highlands :
aoyUme toot. and the bombers dropped more than IO :
The equipment, Including 1 o m e tons of bombe on what the Communlsta '
IOphisUcated cryptographic machines, call Bue Area YPO, a fonnlcfable
were removed to the rear weeks ago. 11ongbold that stredd!H part o1 tech
Meanwhile U.S. BS2s curled out moro OOUlllry.
* * * * * * China Antiaircraft Guns
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Hit Four American Planes :
"Very many," he said. .. About two minutes later, he became a VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) -Red rllory in the norlhwut held by the pro-•
casua1ty himself when a North Viet-Chinese antiaircraft guM are believtd to COmmunist Pathet. Lao and heavily
namese 82mm mortar slammed into the have hit four U.S. olanes aearchlng for defended it with antiaircraft guns.
dusty red Clay beside ltis bunker com-three Americans mlssinl tn northweatem 1be spokesman aald none of the four ..
mand post. A pea-sized pieCe of shrapnel Laos, an Air America apokeam1n said to-. planu blt was ahot down, adding: "We
penetrated the back of the Major's head. day. are almost sure Chinese antlaircraft fire
Several other young soldiers were In the most recent incident lut Satm-· is l'!SpOnslbJe."
wounded when another round slammed day, Jam.ea Rhyne, chief pllot of Air Element.\ of two North Vietnamue
into the ground minutes later. America in Laos, was wounded ser1oualy anny divisions are reported moving
About 100 yards or so forward, govern-by an 85mm shell that atruck his small · southward throu&h Lam toward an area
ment forces dug into fighting holes were Volpar plane. from JVhicb the enemy ls expected to
eyeball·to-eyeball with North Vietnamese Rhyne wu dropping leafiets offerhur spring some kind of offen!.ive next
who bad stubbornly defended every yard rewards to Laotian villagers for return o1 month.
of the ground they had Jost along the the three Americana, mJaatng since their Top oUlclalll tend to discourage the
ridge llne during the past several days. C123 transport plane van!!lhed Dec. rt. Idea that the North Vietnamese will at-
We dO IJava 1 1114 station wagon that
IUffrid 1 mill problem. The former
...... , 1 friend, bell.,..J that u he put in
the ... the good Lord would toke csre of
the oil'. Lunenlably, II didn't work that
way and two·or 10 pistons swapped holu
one aad day on the San Diego Freeway. Jt
Is ..,. at our houae with the engine ball
In and ball out.
mm Wire s.ntceo Gen. Vang Pao, commander of the Meo The Chtnue sre building a road In ler· tempi any blg-acale ground of!1111lve. Kennedy, who delivered a broad attack :-----.::..:..:..:.:..===-----===:::_:..:.:..:::__;-=.. ______ ;__;__:_......;:;_ ____ _
YOONGER ION """ one ot -ltallan aporta cars that wu built over
then Iller the mld .. ftemoon wine bresk.
It uaed to belong lo Ari Vln!el of the Dal·
ly Pllol otalf but be gave up on II alter
tbe front fenders rusted off. It lol
nicknamed Muaaollnl'1 Revenge and Art
dumped II on my kid. It runs .. eom1
IWlllJ' days U you cou II by rubbinl a lll-
Ue Gallo red on the front bumper.
. -.... in addiUoa to the -ball dune bupy, baa lllOlber dune buggy
whlCh Is regular. Thal ls to 1ay It baa a
body.and lop. The dune buggl .. are built
of German parts, and th .. unlike tbe
temperamental Italian roadster, they are
>eey" autocraUc. When they lier!, 11 ii
with a sreet mar of authority. When they
are lllent, they are really 1Uent. 1 Rflbt now, elder 10D11 regular C!une
l>ugy cloem'I Uke to Illar!. But tbe llereo
mualc .,.iem 11 nice. JI plays _bu! a
lfOUP hiown .. Ille OraltfUI Dnd. DI
11WD011 of the en1Ine. ,1
MY WIFE RAS always wanled -of
-big, bloated llallqn wqone with
power everythlna and enough room for 1
baseball team. Now she's got one.
Actually, 11'1 the best of the lot. 11 l'Wll.
II bas enough horaepower lo turn Dan
Gurney a:reen wlth envy. It can pass
anything on the road, except for one Utile
defocl. II cannot pus a gu 1tation.
1 drive a Ford. I know it'll a Ford
becauae two weel<I after I bouiht II Iba
rubber pad fell off the clutch pedal. I've
owned ju1t abOut <very Ford built from
1128 Up and none of them will keep a rub-
ber pad on the clulch pedal. II you love
l'orcls, It's comforting to look .down and
... trhere your. fool has worn the clulch
pedal metal shiny brl1ht.
flO FAR MY daughter hu shown no In-
terest 1n owntni a wonderfUl car or two
like the rest of us have. She wanta: a
borae. I have resisted this. With my luck,
the nag would have high blood preuure
and ·would ttfuse to move except on
alternate Saturdays.
I have just bad a grand notion.
Do you 111ppooe I could lnler .. 1 the &irl
ln a nice Bliick engine?
New Law Won't Help
HARBOR SPRINGS, Mich. (AP I -
The City Q>uncil his voted to lower from
ZI to II the lllowable ll8 for lulcab
drfvera ln the city. However, there are no
taxicabs In Harbor Spring•.
Florida Democrall will have 10 can-
didates lo cbooee from l!'ben Ibey go lo
the polil March 14 to name their
preference for the party'• pmldenUal
nomination.
Campaign
'72
The stale candfdalel selection board
kepi Gov. Gtorge Wallace ol Alabama Oii
the ballot despite up-ave nservatlcm"
upreeaed by the stale party chairman,
r<talned Mayor Sam Yorty of Loe
Anael., againat lbe candidate'• wlsbu and rejected Rep, Wllbur D. Milli of
Arkansas.
State Democ:raUc Cbalrman Jnn Moyle
1 a f d he uaumed Wallace w o u Id
pa\'tlciW. .:'.!!' rood faith .... not play
·-With .-1i>i!da Denlocrals." Desplta bis petaonal ruerv1U0111,
.ll!lrJa ..w. he •lllll!lO!l w a u a c • dtlepl..-would pledge nol to oppoee the
nominee of the Natiooal Democratic
Convention. Thtloyalty1oath apparenUy
would prevent Wallace from naming
American Independent party regulars u
Florida dele1a1es lo lbe national con·
ventlon.
Wallace bolled the national Democratic
party In 19611 to run for pmldenl u an
.American Independent party cAndldate.
Yorty, who Is campaigning 1n the New
Hampshire primary, asked lhat his name
be' removed from the Florida ballot, but
Democrats on tbe committee voted 2 to 1
that he ls a presidential contender and
therefore should be listed.
Moyle insi,ted that Mills Ls not a can-
didate and tflerefore ahould not have his
name on the primary list, although be
often has been mentioned as a possible
contender. The committee agreed.
Sen. Edwsrd M. Kennedy o I
Massachuaetll, who aigned an affidavit
aaying he 1' not a candidate. also hed his
name removed.
Those whose names were placed on the
Democratic ballot are: Sen. Eugene Mc-
Carthy of Minne!Ota, Rep. S h I r I e y
Chisholm of New York, Sens. Vance
Hartke of Indiana, Hubert H. Humphrey
of Minnesota and Henry M. Jackson of
Washington, Mayor John V. Lindsay of
New York, Sens. George McGovern of
South Dakota and Edmund S. Muskie of
Maine, Wall1ce and Yorty.
On the Republican blllot are President
NJ.on and ReJll. John M. Ashbrook of
Ohio and Paul N. McCl..,key Jr. of
Cllifornia.
against Nlxnn admhU..tratlon pollci.,
Monday, wu reb\lked Tut3day by three
lop Republlcane.
Senato Republican Leader Hugh Bcoll
of Pennsylvanil aald tbe Mlll&chuletla
Democrat owed Nixon an apology for his
''lntem pe _J:ate and Immature
ltatemenll."
Rep. Milli, who ..., himaelf u a fac-
tor in the Democratic presidentlal race
but who baa declined lo run In illy ol lbe
prlmarl.,, mey find blmRll on the blllol
in New Hampshire.
Houae IOlll'Cel in Waabington eaid a
lfOUP supporting the Arkanau Democrat t~ to unveil a write-Jn campaign for
today at Conconl, N.H.
Sen. Remy M. Jacklon (!).Wuh.), was
In cantornla -, a stale be eald be bu the
best cbanee of any Democrat ol carrying
against President Nixon. He Ii.Id be WU
oplilnilUc about bil chancet In the March
H Florida primary -and Indicated tbtl
Wailace ii leading lbe fteld right now In
that state. '
Enterpri•e Back
Ori Firing Line,
Join Air Raids
SAIGON (AP) -The world's lsrgest
warship, the nuclear·powered aircraft
carrier Enterprise, returned to the
Tonkin Gulf today and her 75 planes join-
ed the massive U.S. air campaign against
the Ho Cbi Minh trail in Laos.
President Ni.ton ordered the a&,000-ton
carrier Into the Indian Ocean last month
for a show of strength in support of
Pakistan during the India-Pakistan war.
She sailed with a task force from the 1 Tonkin Gulf Dee. 9, started back to Viet-J
nam on Jan. 10 and en route stopped in \
the Philippines to give her crew shore
leave. ' I The Enlerprlse Joined the 75,QOO.lon
carrier.,..Constellatlon on Yankee Station
ort the Vietnamese coast, bringing tbe
strike force there back to its normal
strength or two carriers. A third carrier,
the C.Oral Sea, left the gull several days
ago for an upkeep period in port that hid
been postponed while the Enterprise was
away.
Jets from the Enterprise and the
Q>nstellation and from U.S. A1r Force
bases in Thailand and South Vietnam
kept up heavy rald! against the Ho Chi
Minh trail. Informed sources said they
made some 250 strikes today against the
enemy supply routes.
Polar Cold Wave Spread~
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Selectio~ of First Skylab Crews Attacked
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'Red ·-ink
Budget
Readied
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Preeldenl Nbon wW 1111111
O>ngreas • nd-1111: federal
budget Mondal> callln( !or l...iillnl of •bout .,. bllllon hi Ille litcaI year that bep
next July I, aovemment
aqur<es.Wlloday.
SPACE CENTIR. lloualoa trlbullon. c!'ftlllllet -Dr. Jot0ph
(AP) -Some members o! Ibo Cbarllf "Pele" Conrod, a Xenrln, a, a pliyoidan, and
11J8CO qeney 1eleoce team 41.year-<1ld velann of three Paul J, Welti, a, a 1ormer Jet
are dismayed that aclentlat· space ntr!lts, was named to pilot and a er on a u t I ea I
utronauta were Umlled lo command the llnt , Sltylati engineer. , c ·
Wllh him will be Dr. OWen K.
Garriott, 41, who holda a doc-
torate In electrical engineer-
ing, and Jack II. t.ousma, 351 a
a !ormor !lchter plloi wbo bu I not flown into 1pece. Bil
crewmates will be Or. Edward
G. Glbaon, 31, who holds aj
doclorat, jn, eng~tng. and ·
William JI. Pofll', Q. a
three o! the nine crew bertha mlsaloa. I.a oommander , o! Alan L. Bun, a, wbo. walk·
for Skylab, an orb I I In I Apollo 12, bl iru the third eel the moon with Co~, will
laboratory designed . lo lludy ..::m::an::...:'to:....::wa::ll::...:the::_:moon:=:::.· ..'.Hll~_:co~m'.'.'.m'.'.'.•::nd~ the ......i inl.sa1on. the earth with apeclal .........
and the 111111 with teleocopes. ·
lo~ jet pilot. , .
The tblrd crew '\'UI be COil'·
manded by Gerald P: Carr, Ill, lorm<r lei pllql.
Tbe lpelldlng fl&ure wW bl
• rtCOnl -u all ..... t
federal budget. bava been. II
wW allow 1l deflcl~ probably
betwte11 flO bllllda and Siii
bllli"1; 1 making 11 the 12111 · · buditt In Iha lul ls years In
wh1ch spending e x c e e d e d
revenues.
• Bui Ibo bloat lboeker may
be.tHe admlnlslratioll's officla1
rHS!im•le of Iha deficit for
Iha current llaeal year that
' enill June 30. Government
.. ~ said 11 "9'Jld·~p '30
, blllloo, perhaps comJnc clooe
lo fjO bllllon.
. T r. euury Underaecretary
Paul Volcker, Iha only blgb-
ranklnt official • who would
even allucle to. the matter In
public, told newsmen Tuelday
the deficit fbr the current
filcll year wouJd be "ex·
ceptionally Jarge." ' He would
not cite a apeclflc llgun!.
It is certain that lbe pro-
U,I T•._... jected deficit for this year will
be the larg¢ since !IMS. PolaonPlot ··
Two youths involved in
a dream to establish a
new "master race" have
been char'ed in plot to
poison Chicago's water
supply. Stephen Para,
18, of Evanston (top)
and Alan Schwander,
19, of Chicago were ar·
rested.
347 Said
· Figures .in the budget will
show that Nixon, In his four
years in office, baa nm up a
greater total of deficit apen-
dlng than w presldenl In a
single terni except for the
tblrd tenn . of Franklin D.
Roooevell wflch lnoluded most
of World War IT.
The projected deficlta for.
the current liaeal year and the
next one will be added t.o the
actual deficit of 123.2 billion
rt<Onled In the fiscal year
that ended !ISi June 30 and
the J2.8 billion deficll for lbe
previous one, Nixon's first full
fiscal year.
Presi.dent
Planning
'Orie-two'
, WASHINGTON (AP) -
President NiJon, facing I
:g e mo c rat le ·Controlled
Congress In thlJ elecllon year,
bu invented a new State of
the Union foimula: Hit 'em
with both barrela.
For the first time, Nbon has
decided lo report twice this
year on hl.s pl~ for dealing
witb the mulople and mount-
ing -lema of the 50 states:
-l"irst, he Will make an in-
-State of the Union ad-dress to a Sen ate· House
session at U:30 · p.m. Thur.
day. The best' administration
guess is that be wW talk about
30 minutes to Congresa and a
nationwide television-radio au-
dience.
-Second, he will place on
each congressman's desk a
written state of the Union
message, far exceeding in
volume anything he could at-
tempt lo read In pereon. White
House sources ay it will be a
bulky document
Using this one-two formula,
Nixon hopes to capture the
llve 1V-radio audience plua
reruns on the widely watched
evening TV news programs
and, at the same time, Jea_ye
plenty of fodder for reporters
writing !or newspapers and
weekly magazines. Massacred
41 My Lai AQ Suffoeate
NE'/I YORK (AP)
Repbrter Seymour Hersh saya
a ~I Ariny doCumenl pub
at M7 the number 1 of .Viet-
~ civilians killed In the
4 Workers Btiried Alive . .
ln,Cave-in of Trench ·
~y Lai,__ '". . ' ·.. ' • ..... -_,: ..,,, :hlun
al tei bad been nndor 11111.><~ UlllK)C!f.~Tn. .(Vfl)--About .~·~" ,
, a!llCl1 laYt 'that 1111 !J'bo'• bodie1t· "" four·, .... altar tbi.t .p.m • .,..,....y ac-
docUr!lent aliowa that as niany-• lln1cllon W<r!;en, -bur I e d = or"it.~ ~
u 100 other women, children beneath 20 feel' o! d1rl. were 20, and Ollie Dean Morrell, !l-
and old men were slain In a recovmd today from the bot-The four men, were burled for
......... hamlet th d tom of a eaV<d-ln -.r 10 boon. ,,.. -"' e aame ay. trellC!! .' Fire cblef Herochel Sharp
In the first Installment of a Justice o! the Peace Charles said the narrownw of the
tw<>parl article wrlll<n.for the Smith said an four> bad died ol trench and lta depth -fl feel
New Yorker magazine, Herah 1u!focation. before the cave-in
accu.sed the Army of covering Two of the dead men, Eddie prevented lmmedtate recovery
Marwefi, 20, and J av 1 e r of the bodies.
up !actual 111atertal about the Sanchez, 25',...,. found burled He Nld It a pp e·a r e d
atrop:Ues. in a standing position, their Rodriguez and Motten, whose
Hersh said the civilian death arrna around each other. A bodies were found lying In the
figures are .contained In the rescue squad tmcovered their ditch, bad real!~ the walls
transcript of the ArmY'• My heada about 30 minutes after were falling and had dived
Lal Inquiry conducted by a the eave-In and admln1sterad under the scoop of a digging
cominiaslon headed by LL resusclla1"rs for aeveral boon machine. But dirt was packed
Gen. William R. Peers. without '!UCCtlS, In aolld all around )hem.
~PeersCommlsslon · ..-·
transertpt has not been made
public and an A r m y
spokesman in Washington.said
Tuesday that there would be
no comment on any aspect of
the case while legal appealJ
are pending.
The nm three-man crew Is
ocheduled lo lpaid • doyt loboard the Sltytab mlpm
starttni nut May, and Ibo ...
cond two erewa are lo bl
aboard !ill daya eacb.
Two pllot-aatronauts with
lltUe academic backgnlund
and • pbyslcla!Mllroaaul
make up the first crew. Each
o! the remaining two ilu an
utronaut with a doctorate In
engineering and two pll*
astronauts. .
"II thlJ Is a aelectlon wblcb
doesn't !ry lo aet people ,of
· true sclel>Ullc training on th'!
mission, then we're in trou-:
hie," said one tcleDtllt wi..
bad contributed heavily 19 the
Apollo moon-taricW>a -~ A flight surgeon l81d ~
physlclana ahould have been
chosen. Much of the SkYtab
program ii designed lo learn
about the ef!ecta of lonl·lenl>
space travel on the human
body, he said, and 111btle
changes not obvious lo' the
layman could be overlooked by
an astronaut without Jlledlcal
training.
He also said a relaUvely
minor illness that could be
cu~ by a doctor on board
might lead lo a premature end
for a ml.ssion.
An aatronaul who defended
the aelectlons said they -"
0 extremely difficult" becau1e
the plloUng skill o! the
crewmen must balance wltb
their potenl!al science '°"'
2 -Trapped
Spreading
Fire Alarm
GREENSBURG, Pa. (UPI)
-Two men acrambled into an
elevator Tuesday 'to warn
reaidenta o! the Albert Penn
Hotel that ther'e wu a fire. 1 , The tlevilof"llbpped OD !lie
floor where 1111 fire WU I'll·
inf,"mlll 1111 --to death. 'Ibey were lbe only
perlOl1I kUled 'In the fire In
this we 1 t er JI Pennsylvanii
town of IS,000.
Nine 'other hotel resldenta
required hospital treatment,
four of them being admitted. ·
The two dead men were
Robert Carter, 40, a ban:
dyman at the hotel, and Adlm
Donofrio, operator and owner
of a beauty porlor In the
building.
"These two men got on the
elevator to warn the people In
the hotel that there WU a
fire," aid Fire Chief Edward
Hutchison. "Unfortunately,
the elevator atopped at the
fourth floor, whera Ibo fire
wu."
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The transcript shows that .
the · Army's crllmlna l
Investigations Division con-
cluded after a probe ordered
by .,the commission that 347
civilians died at My Lal, ac-
conlirlg lo Hersh. FINAL. REDUCTIONS
Suspect
Turns Gun·
On Self \ .
LEONIA, Fis. (UPI) -A po~ dragnet of three CO\in-
tlel1 one in Alabama, ended
TueMiay night In a shootout
with auspected doubl .. klller
Ge!ll'l.•i ~· .. who apparently tried .. i:Oaitidt oUIClle 'bilore captu:rel . I ' '
Walton County state A~
torney Curlia Golaen aal4 , to-
day .tbol FOi( WU In ''wiry
critical «11odll!oo' ln,lhl Bap-
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the tedoJilt. •
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wile earty 'J\ll!ldlY•
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In a vac!ant farmhouse 1\1
mllu -·of Leonia
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! Reform Badly N~eded
Directors ol the Orange County Sanitation Districts
-seven districts, 37 directors as of the last count -
appeor cloae to facing up to mue)l·needed reform of
their confusing orianizalion.
The need for change is twofold. First, the number
of directors makes for an unwieldy ioverning body.
Secondly, the -muctnre for directors is Inequitable anll more than a trifle ludlaous. ,
Just how unwieldy the present makeup Is showed
clearly last week when the clfrectors agreed to delay for
another month a decision on a reform plan suggested by
a special committee. The vote came out 115-15.
The way the fee structure works is this: Each direc·
tor Is paid $50 for each meeting, usually held monthly.
But 12 directors sit on more than one board and although
the joint boarda all meet at the same lime they are p11d
$50 for each board they represenL
Under this system, Robert Battin, as chairman of
the Boartl of Supervi!On sat on all seven disirict boards
last year and picked up $350 a mee?ng 'while Ed J~st,
mayor oC Fountain Valley and cb11rman o! the JOint
boarda, also ·earns $350 a night, for he also represents
all seven boards.
Such a setup carries potential f~r scandal .. Dele-
gates ue appointed by mayors and in some cities a
councllman running for mayor can seek votes for bis
candidacy by prom1Sing sanitation directorships to his
colleagues for supporting him for mayor.
Two revamping jroposals are gett~g .seri~us con-
alderalion. One woul consolidate the d1Str1cts into one
dlatrict with operations, maintenance and capital costs
being split evenly. A drawback of this plan is that it
would mean lowering tax rates in some districts and
raising them in others.
Another proposal, which appears to have more sup-
port, would consolidate the diltricts into one but retain
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Homicide and
Suicide Are
Mirror-acts
I 1 Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Why does government continue to
be bung up wilh the idea it must
police the private lives of cltizena?
Now it'• harassment of massage
parlors, even when no harm is
done to anyone.
D. L. M.
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seven speclal zones whltjl would have separate budgets
and tax rates. There would be only 25 directors -OM
from each city and each sanitary district plus one coun.
ty supervisor.
Thts would avoid the duplication in fees. It would
cut the representation of some cities -notably New-
port Beach and Huntington Beach, which preaenUy have
four and three directors respectively. But it would mm
-tor a more elficient county operation and some reduc-
tion of local representation seems inevitable if that pur-
pose is to be achieved.
Good Credit Saves Money
The city of Huntington. Beach has been paid a nice
compliment with the purchase of $11 million worth of
construction bonds for the new civic center and police
facility at a 5.49 percent Interest rate.
The purchase -by a syndicate headed by the Bank
of America -means the center will cost almost $24 mil,
lion by the time the bonda are redeemed over the next
26 years. But the annual pafD!enls of '854,900 are 11ear·
ly $100,000 less than the eslimales publiabed in the bond
prospectus. This is because the city based its estimates
on the bonds being sold at l 6.75 percent rate, an ob-
viously high and conservativf!, prediction.
The low interest rate reflects the low bonded in-
debtedness the city has incurred -just $6 million for
park development bonda -compared to its capacity.
The rate, then, appears to be a dividend for the
city's pay-as·you-go policy of the pasl It doesn't mean
this policy was always the correct approach -it could
be said that little was done as a result of it-but it is an
example of how it can produce big savings in a major
project.
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Group 'Pltoto 'Too Much Trouble' for ·Court
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"Shabby Treatment of New . Citizens
To the Editor:
,. Let mt join you in bemoaning the
~\'"rather savagely and shabbily dispensed
with" ceremony of the march to the
Plaza of the Flags for the newly
naturalized citizens after the naturaliza~
tion ceremony iru the county courtroom.
(DAILY PILOT, Jan. 15, 0 New Citizens
U>se Out to U.S. Expediency!")
I BA VE ALWAYS been pleased to see
your articles and pictures of our new
citizens and it is pleasing to see people
who believe enough in our system to,r ..
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there would be no need to resort to lhe
gun.
BERNY WELSH
Drug Educatio11
To the Editor:
E.S.C. (Gloomy Gus, Jan. 12) asked,
"Why is it the students in 'the Huntington
Beach school district areo't allowed to
see films at school relating to drugs? The
drug problem k already t h e r e •
Adminiatraton liad better wake up! "
· been deprived of our rights in un-
bel..ievable ways! .
I. CRITERIA WERE not established for
selecting the four.way ... plan over the
three-way plan. Why?
2. 'Ille Tustin-San Joaquin peOple will
be allowed. to vote cm the total issue' of
unilicatioo and our people will not. Why?
3. The boundaries would create huge in-
equitie? in achool financing now and for
the neF ten yeafo. ,Wiiy!
~y. irhen oome YOWi& !)Ian is
ar•&ld for wantonly murdlJi.nl a notplior'a, cblld, or . bis liri friend, or
101D1 membert of his family, everyone
who knew -him expresses iDcredu1oul'
mprise.
"He wu 1ucb a quiet lad," they aJways
uy, "very polfle and olln,tnf. fie ......
IDlll'I: ,.....,. ..,m to rrPrmble MCb other · nouoce their natJve land! and adopt lbe .....,.. U.S..&. .r t ~~icts'i""~~rust~a/;;:';, Perhaps 91e need some fresh judicial
NormaUy wriUr1 1hould convey their
messages in 800 words or less. The
right lo con<Urue letters to fit space
or eliminate libel is reserved. AU le£.
ten must include signature and tJ)Oil·
ing addre11. but f'Ulfftt1· mag be vtth.i
held on requtst f/ 1uffldt.'nt reason
ii apparent Poctrv will n.ot be pub-
lished.
In the classes in Modem Health I teach
al WeJtminster High School, I persooally
have ahoWn at least 10 rums on all types
of .drugs juSt this semester since· ~p
tember. I also know for a fact thal the
psychology and science teachers also
show films to students on the subject.
~· No study or vertlicallon of )he
statistics wu coodtJCte!!,,!l'hYc!J, " I
5. The wealth ln Hunllnclon Beach City
Schools • w~ be, twice that ol Ocea•
View, Fountain Valley aod Weatmlnsler.
Why?
save anyone any
trouble at all. l can't
believe it. 0
I t • • aatoolshing
bow JllYchologicaiiy
~IM'!ceptive most :,_,.. are -ebout CJth.
r • personalities.
They seem to have
fGmled their impra.
'aian ol "killers'' rom lllrid films or fiction, where the "\D'der-... hu a wild look in his'eye, or
around sneeri.111 and Uppin& over
&IOOT 71 PERCENT of all homicides
' .. private" -&bat ii, committed not
a llrl1lpr bat by oome friend, ac-
tance, or member of the family.
, unless alcohol k Involved, osually
perpetrator is someone who has
ys been quiet, restrahiled. and con-
ate.
What the French call crime pa11ioael
violence for emoUonal graUfication,
not for gain -may be compared to a
iler explosion. If the personality ls --.i: if the steam has no escape alve to ~lease the buUd-up. of pressure,
then the doclJt and courteous person may
in a frenzy of violence: and commit
unspeakable crime that seem.s
bol.Jy "out of character.''
THE MORE THAT poychologists study
the t"in acts of homicide and suicide, the
auicide 1J introjectin1 his mlR'derous tm· blood. A little )lubllc display of American
pulses. It might almost be said, without sentiment is surely not too big a problem person with priorities that make sense.
He bad named the environment as "the
first area of concern." I agree and only
!)ope he will follow through on this
too gross a violation of the facts,,lhat the for our judicial brancJi of government to
emotional murderer kills to avoid stiicide, · display.
and the suicide · killJ. himself-to ~void l
m\U'dering. ,
At any rate, the personality structure
behind many, if not most, of such crimes,
has a startling uniformity of behavior :
mildness, tractability, seeming respect
for others, regularity of habits and con-
cealment of moods beneath • quiet ex-
terior with a penchant for privacy. (Now,
please, don't reverse this proposition
abaurdly: most people who are mild and
tractable are not latent murderers, by
any means.)
SURPRISINGLY en o u g b , statistics
show that the majority. of "j .. enlle delin-
quents" do not go on to .tuk crime, at
least of a violent nature.· These
youngsters who act out their problems
tend to work off their aggressions
through the escape valve. It is tile ones
who build up a full head of steam without
finding a way to release it who surprise
all their neighbors some fine spring
morning.
The signs are all there, from early on,
lf you know how to Jook for them. But
nobody bothers to look at someone who
"never gives any trouble " until the trou-
ble is stfewn all over the bloody room .
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DAILY PlLOT county courthouse
reporter Tom Barley reported in a
Pila! L-Ogbook Jan. 15 that th< ,Super-
ior Court administrator said it "'is too
much trouble" tp assemble the 11eio.
citizens and shepherd ·them to the
plaza and the waiting cameras. Pre-
siding Judge Bruce Sumner .had de·
cided, he said, to dispen.se wieh the
plaza photograpli and in.stead tooutl
authorize picture-t.aking during tlie
st~tement.. .
M guest reporter for the DAILY
Pum, he has invited citizens to bring
their problems to the supervisors. How
remarkable to find someone in govern-
ment who says he will listen to us.
Let's hope that Supervisor Caspers is a
sign of better days ahead !
MRS. CAROL RA WE
Pri1011 Gllardl
actual courtroom ceremony -an im-To the Editor:
Possible feat where a large group is \ On Prison reform, while we. pick a~
i~uoloed. The DAILY PILOT ha.T l~g and psyc~yr.e the brailJ ~·II!! dlJad,
luted ~U new c1tu~ and auppl1edr vantaged, poor and minoriUe!lwho (most
each with a free pn nt of the grouµ often) find themselves belind prison
photo . . walls, why not bring about legislation
-Edi tor making it mandatory that all prison
personpel undergo p s y c h i a tr i c ex-
RehafJilitation Bouse ~ aminalion on a yearly basis?
To the Editor:
We are most appreciative of the
wonderful and instructive article which
appeared in the Women section of your
newspaper not long ago about our
rehabilitation hou se.
We team, all too late, that it takes much
more than a guard with a gun in his hand
to quell the names of violence at a
prison.
'.Bill Mauldin Remin~ces
It seemed worthwhile and productive,
to say the ,least, to devote the entire page
to the central theme of alcoholism. Dr.
Schneider and Marcie Tomayo are both
well known to us at The Villa, and the
space given to them was also very well
done.
A GUARD, OR anyooe having any al·
fllialioo whatsoever with prisoners ,
shouldi be very carefully choaeo. with the
chief prerequisite being that-we have the·
C¥acity to match his tremendous ability
to\put down with hls equally imPortant
compassion for bis fellowman. If there
were more guards with a genuine concern
f~ these men on an individual basis,
I. OUR F!>UN'!'Al)\f V.U,y lli(h School
MY ADMINISTl\ATORS Jiaye :wor~ed . ,. ...... ~ it'•·~'ol .tbe·luwest
long'and'ifard to get me the best films, in· in the state and yet thtS plan leavea .!lun-
formation and speakers avallab!e on the . tingtcll Beach City with lllmed ClpllC'itJ
subject in order that I may help comllat for 2,SO, -· Why? ;
the rise in drug abuse throu(b \be DJefllS 7. '.!'bis commitlee voted apiut If per-
of my new class. As far u .m1 .Ngh , ~cmlofttbe~after,receJvipgl.ollmos•
school is coocemed, our admlnislratbrs 2,llGO letters, peUUons and jiublfc pleas.
are well aware of the drug problem iM. Why? '
are already "awakened." . Now, lawyers, accountants", aehool
There is no elementary dislric\.enlitled districts and cltmD b1Ye1o do 111&-t
"Huolillgton Beach School District'' ~ii for the· County Committee .., ·S<llool
isn't clear which school or schools E.S.C. Dirtrict'Org•niqfion.
rd en to. If the reference wu to another Because of this outrageous decisb!, the
di&lr1ct, l think he or she should have average pen0o with children will the t>o,n more dear, I thoroughly ~gree .that penalty_ linanciaily and ~ty
if tpere is ~ch a clistnct it lS entirely mn<TT•:a.• E -·" • behind the tiines, "-• , ~-·E
'Ille program l developed Is being in·
!reduced Into the lour other bigb achools
in our district.
MRS. LINDA D. MAURER
Deprived of Rights
To the Editor :
Many of us have been deeply concerned
about the amount of money spent on the
unification issue. .
We altribuJe these costs dirtciiy to the
clumsy and inept COunty CGmmittee on
School District Organization.
Not only wun't a study conducted, but
their total tax 1 recilmmended f o T
Westmin*r k 11.111, ieu than the
p......,i, opera!ion.
As tupayen· and parents, we have
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• Belleville, ~., Telescope: '1Maybt it
would be a good thing to have a woman
on the Supreme Court. It seems to uo'lhat
several decisions made in tbe past would
have been better, if they had juol chanced
their minds." ..
; Bill Mauldin at 50! Not likely, Mauldin
1'fil alw111 be the lmpilh kid cartoonist
.who in hl1 Ills .till loobd 11, the irrev-
·.....,t creetor of Willie and Joe, the Gl's
s upreme, flnt in the 45\h Infantry
Division New• then Stars and Stripes in
•hat some sentlmentaJilts refer to as
THOSE OF US who see much of this
disease are relieved to see that it is
finally being acknowledged a n d
discussed. We are certain Ibis k the best
way to come up with more and more
answers and insights regarding the
prevention of the ·progression, and that is
always our most immense hope for the
future .
Anoth.er Joe McCarthy?·
, Barrtsoaloar(, VL, Ntn-a-n!: "The
ecological b)'lloria that ~ Iha
Alaskan pipellne project seems to. bav1
died down CO!lliderably, and altbooP Ibo
pipelineo bis not receiwd final, aPllJnal,
lndicaUw are clear that the iNload
will not be w It h h e I d lllllch
lon,ger ..• .Permanent damage to U.. en-
vironment is appareolly no Jonpr a
strong possibility, aod the tem-
damage that accidents might c,.. ta
not sufficient cause to: thwart a project
whoile economic benefits· are ~ly
so substaotlai and widespread. Oii bofps
run this world and more Is needed u &be
world conUnues to grow." .
the last goOd war."
But 50 he Is, a ~r century and
removed from ·thOse rough if often
rant days. Jn a book o I
'niscetlces, "1lle Brus Ring" (he
la it "a sort of. memoir"), he talks
t himself. his career and how it
~Ifft'· Jt is a very American ~~ent. a
•kind of Horatio Alier story m which we
watch Maoldin powinJ up in the 1920s on
•a fltm in southern New Muko, IO poor
t be Join«! Ibo hich scbaol ROTC
llacaute it IOiVfll I dothlng problem.
/I. lllGll llCllOOL dropout. Ile lnved ~~of Ollc.,. and art school. !Us
-cartooofst1and)'OU111Bill
dll1nzlr' to join the rinks of the
of a., Ba joinod the ~ Infantry
the -· and 111 golly It happened. 11 the division paper'• car·
..... Illa bralll, tmpkh 11Ure
llle~nd upset the br1S1 .
-.,. eye of Ille noted
.......... ~ Pyle; then to Slars
... fllrlpol and ACb oeltbrat..r lncidenis
as 1111 prtrall -wtlb Geooral George .I'll~ ..i Giber --kllien who .... 111 .... dJlllF o( military
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snobbery in being a well-known enlisted
man "protected," in a sense, by famous
corresPondents, and with his own soaring
reputation back in the U.S.
Mauldin's narrative bristles wilh anec-
dotes, and readers who were the m\Utary
of the l!KOs will Tellsh these. Like the
time after the Sicilian invasion when the
Heant newsman, ·Mike Cinlgo.. stumbled
into a command bunker of the Italian
artillery. Mitt, who was of ltallan cits·
ceot, picked up the phone just lor the hell
of ii aad ordered all units to hold their
lire until furtlier notice. And it worked.
MAULDIN CGliciudes tbio "sort of a
memoir" at the _., end, l wilh he had
brought the story min to the present -
his civilian political cartooolng, his
coverage of other war1, hll Pulitzer
Prizes and the like. But what la here is
bouncy, polcnanl and lunay atuff, ii,
luotrated with photo1raph1 and, of
COW'H, cartoons.
The one, for Instance. whert the
bedrauied, unkempt Wiiiie and Joo are
slopped by 1 fOW11 American MP olftcer
and Wlllit aaya: "Them butlont w11 lhol
oil when I took this town, sir.• I think the ,....,... ·-•lion wO\lld like ii, too. (JiWll; ., .. ),
PHYLLIS DAVIS
Director
The Villa
Santa Ana
Si111 of Better Da111:>
To the Editor:
The new chainnan of the Orange C.Oun-
ty Board of Supervison, Ronald caspers,
seems to be ao independen~ thinkiq
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Dear· Geor1e: 1
Do you think a newly married
man has a right to niie the rooat
and be dominant!
'tl:D'M ..
Dear Ted M.:
Weil, yes, 1 do. But you ahoUld
have Jhotlibl of that before you !lad
to move out inW the chicken coop .
(Do lloubla lnluble youl Sinll,
baby, lln(, OI ......., you'll ioili
tlrttt1 allly, ~ -)'II Iron UM lllel.)
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The I/ally Callloralu
El Cljon
Rep. John Schmilz. R-Orange County,
\\-'ho misrepresents some parts ot the
Inland Empire in the House of Ilepre,...,
atives, apparently desires to be the
resu11]1Cled Joe McCarthy of.the 19705.
He has labeled Dr. Henry Kinlnger,
national security adviser lo -.it
Na"1, a ....nty rtal< ......... ol bis
"pro.Coaununlal" VieW and ISIOCislionl.
Foilowinl the Mccartey!le style, he blots
that he c!>aa """' to IUbltallall bis cbarpa bUI, for aome my--·
cae1 nivtal It.
EVER IJNCll PUSIDKNT N'WID an-nounced bis lortlicominc vllll to Rid
Qilna, llcllnlll hao -in ...... Tbe rtakl are too amt to openly dtall..,.. the Presidolll, who ~ to be...,. ol the~ .. ~ ... Sclunik 1111 copied Ibo deplorable
llcCartltylla tactle of dlacredllinl .... ol
Mr. Nlloo'1 -trulllad adVi~
Until Mr. --~-of bis inlormalJGll, we are enllt1ed to
dtsmlaa bis dlarpa II Iha fuminll of I
crank who 11 dlaj)ieased by Mr. Nlaoa'•
-lo lll#iab -"1'11111 Mallaa• ....... ....., ...........
prove the'Chaoces lor world peace.
For all we know, Mr. Schmitz may be
relying on the dincbat distortions of the
John Birch Society -of which he Is a
member -that regularly appear In that -Y journal, American Opinioo. The
fact that Mr. Schmitz boasts ol his
membership In the fratemlty of frlcJ!t-
peddlen hardly lJ I --ial to hJS
abilii, to .. parate lact Crom fictloo.
' DR. IUSSINGER'I reputation A a
scholar in the field ol --al· fain bas beee weD ellabUsbetl, and Ills = to bis COUDlry hu . never been
.,-==lellltolMo•!tl.d. 'Ille fact lllat Ile adYlael Ibo
-on lareilJ> policy ID a W/Jll cflll,vtellll to Jlr, -and ....... ol ·nu mind, who prefer Teddy llooaeveit
-ball and 11berr11Uin11, d o e I n ' t
JuallfY a ntum to cbUaeter u11101na,
lion which remains an llllel'lllble -on our _I.put.
II Mr. Schmitz can pnaent compeliinc
argumanta qainll Ille nppu-t
wllb Rad Cbina. he k lrta to ...... 8'1t • 11o.-no11ry .. _..._
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County Solo11s Cite .Poor .District Alignment , .
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"'nlis ls all I real shunt. 0 Wbetmore
said. "It's nOt in. the lntereab o( either
tbe people or the Republican Party. The
coagresslonal reapportionment will give
the Democrats foW"' of the five new
seats."
Whetmore said he felt the county's
-le and aasembly dhtrtcts lhould
have betn cut down to proper size. •1MY
dl:ltrict has 750,000 people. I'm b•PPY to
ae"e them again but the district Should
have about 490,000 people."
Neither John Schmit• (R·Tuslin) or
Rlclwd ,Jlanna (P.Anahelm), the ~
ty's two U.S. ~ntatives:, could be
reached for comantnl
The only slpU!cant change.Jn the state
court'1, approval ol etmUessiona1 re1p-
potlionment ts tbal Schmitz, a membe•
of the Jnhn llircll SOctety, wlll no ion&tr
-nt Preoldent Nixon ll!d tho
We.stem White BOUie Jn San Clemente ..
Schmitz' dlstrlt:t was pulled inland , and
the ..ctlom rrom Balboa Island. Corona
de! Mar, Laguna Beach, 8a:n Clemente
and Into San Diego COunty will form a
new congresskmll district.
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Newport·Meoa school truMtts · will
meet In lpeelal ... s1nn Tuesday to deal
with populatlao problems that may be ..Jvtd by cloaing several eltmeolary
xhaol1 ·and reaUanlng some school al·
tmdance -., so more Pl!PilJ can
walkln-. , .
.Q>alr<milllg • boaJll members •are pro-,_'°' 1tudlly inmulng enrollment
In 00.W *1 Mar, tbe blcb cost of bw-... ..i-.inc allendance.at .. veral
.-1arysc\ool1. "
Trustee• will review ~ report on the '""°' IJ!a!bill author, ,A f, 1ocI1 I~
Adlnl 11*' 14 ·I 8llu<t; ~ of· f~ · i\ailllllra-l!TP; · not ..... , ... , .. ~ . ; -
'!lit-··-"""'~ ~-be tum bi7iile
" 'w.wifNGTON /th>1) · -·"fu~( sta~ent .but the .f")t-t of~.
· Nlxoll ailllOUnCed today that lhe United ha5 recenily eapoq,rlaliil ApleriCiJFoiro-
Slates · will retallate aaainst forel&n ed -_.,,_,._.l'UbUn
1cwei::nmentl that seize privite Amerlcen &OVertUP'l'Jt ·ti J>!y-tdmt• 7nl~tw, ~:
property Jrifltout payment by' ur cutting ~-IUlllOUllCed nat1on.111a11"! oe .-
olf aid and (Z) oppoolng !oms from. tbe private lniluatrt • llltlioaP JimertciD.ln-
World Bank ll!d-r qencia. veslmlllts have not been lllec:tod. '
Nixon CIUl!lned his tough [iolfcy coU: Nlxoll oaid· under In-r... tbe
ceming·UPfOlll'lalion of private property Unlted Slate1 iias • right In eapeet that
in a fGUr1111e slltement w1ie9 by tbe. private property will be tat.if oaly 1vr a
W!>11e Hquae. public: purpooe and'. that U.S •. -
The Prelident 'cited no nations in. his •:will Ttceive:prompt, !adequate ud e(.i
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• to, ·""' • .... ~ J ~'flti.P· =·-~.r..o...;·-or' La' ' .•• -~Dianiend' . "· . . . .,.,... :;g t-"'° Pa.t _ ~ of !be. JlcGrn.Jllfl• Olm· June, will ••-'c;llJ\· 18 IM •ee~•d , ~· 'Hiiled -e-. . p;,ry•i ~· ~ ·of 1 Caflforala·-Mlu'plllMll ......... --~ir~ 'r'" • • • • .. • -'8tllnla1 bl Slnta ~ < • • '
,,......., alatiDI ~ ~ to, .,1, :ep rODi , Cheoler C. IMVll, pereol!AI atl4rney .(or oam aboul iOJni " site Aid. "I'm reolly
fective · 00\DPPA\iOt! from, lbe a-. linJ country." · ~er1can private properly ts selltd
WitboUt adequate · compensaliOn, lie
declared,' "we will presume that the·
Uliited ' States wlll not extend new
bOatenl economic benefits to the· ei·
propriatJnt country.''
In ~ •rldition, N:bon said, "we will
presume that the United Slates go .. rn-
menl will •'l!lbbol!l' llJ ·supptirt from looru
under ~ j • ' multilateral
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Thi World llOllk and other lnlmtal!oalll
developmenl -.ies use a vottnc
ay1tem1 baled . cm financial contribubans
which makes H possible for the United
Sta tea to veto 'rirlually any project It op-pose•. •
''The United Slates fully reaped" lhe IOVereilD ri&tU If -rl, but ii wfil .QOI
ignore adioDi Jftllldiclal In, the ntle of law and recmioate U.S. inter.*1," tho
statement said.
Stat F edetal . ~ ' . . . ' .
Holding.
Laws ·Q,
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An ..... t~.-.;.111o .._ . .., Cluli haard I abouS <W leal
llllllallan .. -dia:bar1'J' ~ --"""Ill .,_ the Marine 'DIYisl"' " -.w11a1.111e . -'ltllaeol ·'I'~ F · · How~~ · 1· "You wouldn't•bell..,e'hb!r ~I =· .:. ~· .lllDlber ol ,': ~.L~ I ~.g. . ,il ', ". ' .. the muae, ~ lndwilrWlll, told jazzed and looking forward In a .,..1
.Mariner• sc1ioo1 1n Newport lie.ad!... Newnort llOme the c0ur1 he, •cduld ~1 ~, ie.rntng exper1ence-."
~~ .... Jlilloar 0--~ ol~
• "Tbere wtD be :i=i ' ·
by tbe state Rid anv .,.
lllOd a1 , .. aumple, ll!d polllble • .. • r-· ' ' . '.'who Will '...,,,. be}'Qlld a sbadow of ' 6lte wHI be ... ol 41 girls l't[lf-Ig
alferlla\lftl givoo al"· rtewgnlng .all ~ ........ of an llD1niuri!d •lib!-doubt JI> wu,lmpoaible for 'Hupas In' ca~ cities during 'tbe -ol ..,._
llqllmll livln( above,*<I ~to oUitr ~-~ # ~ 11av.: .;.i .. rib. CliHord Jrvtng,: who peUtlon. . '
"":\':" u%;i ~:~What ~d 0
he. praloea 'it ~13,!IOO ·_u;: ,vailie.')ronia~ idlied fbecootioverSial l!Ook. ' H::::~=~edJ! =";;,!
tbeefflclolhavilrc..-i•wboarenow. Ntwpowt'Beadt buaineanwt'a home·IB _Irving_cl,alms. HUCJtos dlctftecl the MllaNewportBeaclt_.jrt. ·
llllilodq IOIDe, of ~ -11« elemen-boi!ll in!tod by police -y. autobiolr>Pby In taped l n I u vie" s, ,'ll>t wlruter of the .Jtmior -contest ~ lldlook to In llirl"' OMI." ' . ' . McGraw-Hill priUI' 19 Plibllab tbe book in re_..te tbe state 111 lbe aationa1 ¥ !ij smaller ·SCbuck iald he refers to '!'be buiie; yellow, emerald'c:ut gem was March after Ule mq-publiibes beld, tblll ·sprtnc ·ID Mollile, Ala., and
-wHh· i5o or Ieu st,,clet• Caatyoo ~worn by WJlliam B. Eytchison, .• , . . rqvee a aizable acbolaftltiP.
aail Balearlc Elonllitalley = ID wbil bpi It blddm In a dr 111er drawer. three serlalir.ed tnslallments 'bllltllllal 111 Miss .Smith said "wlimlng· ~ a nice . Coiria M ... are two llU.... ~ _. oe lbe·l'lmf!y .,., In the Its Feb. 2:t IBsue. thoucht, but ii'•:= in my mind."
'!lbiicl< MY• tbe onltlll -lndDllC '-' ot~'OtntwlU Loi at all times Davis, who said "Mf· .Hqgbell denies JudginC 111 tbe . contest,11 bu-~ !IOlld1IC )>ere ii to dole 1111 odlooll, ... · blch . having aJ1)'1hlnf to do wlth Mr. Irving," ed. on •tntmrtews, Went,, -· · aoiilgnlng tbe puplil a1 •o. durfnc period In w the rmg ... tned 'th . t JJO!le, appearance and pbysK:lll fitness. lie saJd a com ..... w .... ID lladJ n1\-, police wre told Tuesday. "' wt Rosemont Enterprises a • Miss Smith, da\llbter of-Mr. and Mrs.
eirollmenl , and p.jiUlo6on •· to omtor Tllo-Adami said Eytchison torney David Shivlti in applying for early Lowell Smith, 511 Begooia Ave., will
gApare the· rejlorl Md d a _. · told Jalm Mi•Nailer« p!Qmates of his examination of Irving and others con-Perform a three-111inute aell-cltoreograpl>
' Wiii be available al llto. 'II-, .-.C P" . --~-• Ith -·'li t' ol t'-book ed modem danee at the contest. if-trustees want allllstlall , l[llllllpnl ;~ an ... In iDd oat of the house '~= w ,... ca MID ·~. • Her dance will "expr= the different
· ered • • "*'-•-. Rooemonl clalms to have esclusive moods of youth today • Ibo uys. ";~rd will mtel 1117:• jl.m. in the 'Jn.,....... !oAtd .tbe.pty.£ery 81 ·a rilbls . to all Hughs biographical Site beU•ves such Pageants have more '!:'......... Uh•h School Fon1ftL · :..i.r..:i..~ mater~al. . ,, . , ~ . purpose than ... ju.st that . of pfoviding .,......ia '"" -. ~ ~1 lmllld of a· burglary, Sblvitlz said1 .We . will .lie able In acltolanblpo for tbe contestanll. ,
HIAotNO ,isa·~
Jr. Ml'.-C.tntant Smith . ..
' . ~ to tbe din• •'-· · estabtiah tbat their (McGraw-Hill and · They can "show people who may have
,.; !.. JcuJat;n• Thi,ef-•Qne u..y ii lllol a·tlnllli child.could Life) ·JUlertab· are ·nol authentic:." He Idw about youth today -llile all are on !!JOmbe!" of'tbe l\C)llOf rou aod lilo'senJor ~ ~ flate· accltlenli117 -id the' fl3,tltl0 aaid •vl<lln<e will. show that tbe .defen-. dntgi and t1i1np like that -tbat lbft ~ ~· , .
S ·1 ~.. -· ~ ~wlfl!.0...;.of.-ID&~outSiied t!aft'''badbeenbid".bfanlmpoltor. canbeoooiereallygoodkidswbowantto Site baa ~ been a meaDher .of ea 8 • '" ' IJll' • tbe -_ !Ind In a var'•ty Wt still have to ' flhd the' culbrlt," · do somttblng with their llvu," site oaid. · Oi:• •vw, tl>'' ~11 .W.:,, -· at
b ,_ K Shlvjtz : Aid, -Ung for ari! ... • , -ll!d blue-eyed Mtsl Smi!b baa Coron8 del Mir' Hilb Sc\MIOI for -
"'"'"rate execullftl s al tbe ....... ' • amiltflion of lrt!DI ''l\>'lry to d:otepnlne maintained a ,11t:alght "A" avarace dur-_., · , • • • ,-r · for lbolr .... 'lbe pmon he met." • • iltg Iler otinl u Miss N<l\'POfl'-b and • Her p&ai,,' are in atleDd the Onlvsalty
Newporter IDn lo Dill' a t. "'""''" ~;·l4;.!'"!'~l..Jold "Ma ..... ,..-..... lo godown lo-Nwau has aUovtrall ~adepotnta~•e. of Utal! at ,'""'"" Ibo"".__._.~ In folthcomin( fllcal ,_ -a ·=·....,. :a ~ype ,_ -· •. ·--.... --~t~ ...... ~Tuead17tofliil~~ln"l"IP' ' ldlle .1..:-'"-i w~if'4ulte whm lfqhes filtipdly ~"'\'and Miiie She IB captain of the 'achoo) song early December. She wil major In
-l pu>c(I•• ttqlllNO: 1 • "" -.,....\., •• '.L. tbe tbln& once ll!d for 1111," CUikin oatd. leaderi, a three-year member of tbe t-and llllnor In 'll!Odet'n dance qr , 'tk;.w.1ner Conttob DI-Cftdll-· ~ ...... the.name CaDarr-... "U '"11'1ld be a Jol .cbeaper." : C.ll[omla SCl!olanhlp F•·lim~. a . ~· ,...,.. , =Ronald Newman. comDtatnect.to ·.:.4.;. ~~,, -c:. •• ... · •. ' / • • 1 ~ ~ ·-·
;~f:f=.~~ N.· ewport Acts to Guard Enviro .. nille~t .. s.lta Ani plant• to .. In ~ ... ' comtli:nc plans. ~ -. · ; .
. ~ iJi L.!l'ETlll llUEG, COIWJltible w 11 h environmental ob-
' ·~ ·~ 1 -9! .. ~..,., ~ f' ,. J.tttvea. · · ... ' -~ .. -:ilallllplio'iau a Put ~~legi9lilloO'lit r"l\'tlite ....
..,lllJ'.ll!l.~tbalquality·~ of·cblm!Cal pnclucla'!iUcll aa pestlddts
..... ll(W[lwl ..,.. ... of ~. and certain houaebold [lnlltada.'
......~...-i -· -lleplatlon of dralnqe .,.terns that Cll!Olllldlmen~are~ -ln~BIG'··1. •' f¥ -a. 1uo;Atw eovhomnalCll ,_.._ .. 1q ~ 1111 elimlnatlon o1
JIOl!V -Illa!· • _,..., WI! ·-dilcl\ltps. -;· •. " • : :. . damp tdtllt adlnll on jail ~ 8"llllll«alt ncjt .. , lftMN, In-
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dalarlllpl& lhe ell)>'• •lllllll'I -..... lttaoir .... --, .. .. Ill. .... eoar:ll'•
.... lhli9. .... l!Olk:f'-that -~ Coallol Coln-
w!ll wlnd up• pirt al Ille -mlltee, IM ••-"91 Ill;' t'IVllwtd ... .. _...,...., ......, ..... , ....... 11111 ·--::~"'a ............... Pi 1111 c:n: ~ llJ . 11111 ... ~ .......... .. 0.W II IWJ-' • · · • •ii , tt·w oltloo NeWl**I an.'
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lt'• JUI! a mallor of time and tbe rtsbt wofdl.'' George · Dawes, J'4'wpcirf
:Qeach harllor and tidelanda -" aald. , ~ WU' lllJl.llOrled in hla alattm6.\ ioj 1peUori,lllc~~ :.:~~J,.'Q ind .. R. -tbt -~ ol ""'--alii( Oceln~t. · ' · The OnnaO Cowaty Harbor .11o1r1tt•
.... .recently ... ,Oil onlel' by fllo .... Dleco Waler Qlllity' Conif'91 ~ to
imptwe1lll clllcbarae ordlaance, pujk-
ularly as ii ljlp[lel to booJeboejl at Olflll
Harbor.
A revlBed ordlaance now_ p!'OjJClllld. b; ~.dlJlrtct -require lloldlnl ' laD& and l'lllllP<lll capolttlillea on all -1llybt1 In qlllllJ harbors. '
'The Ille afllalillnl tanb and Pl'OVilllool
for more:t stations W!Ni sup.
ported at a -a the ~ and bell In Ille problem.
Willl•m ......,. IDd 11a.-Purlias from
a San~ .... and hokliriC talk maaill ftnn ~ tho
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Two Seized
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• • Faoe Court
Two narcotics amuggllng auapec!J ...
rested by Orange Coast autborlUet ln
Colorado Friday have bun ll'J'aigned on
chargu of conspiracy to smuggle and sell
narcotlcs.
Officlals · at Central Oraoge Coun_ty
Municipal Court aaid the two. men will
/ace a preliminary bearing Jan. 25 on the
charges to determine JI they should be
bound· over for trtal.
The suspects are John Gilbert Sanchez,
'23, of 24812.Selva Road, Dana Polni, aiid
Joseph M;ariual Cordova,, 21, ,of Jwcl<>'
Ford, Colo.
Both men remained in Orangt County
Jail today in lieu of posting ball, which
was set at $100,000 for Sanchez and
f15 ,000 for Cordova.
Narcotics agenb from Newport Beach.
and Laguni Beach, with ihe etloperattoR
of Colorado authorities, arrested the pa.tr
Friday afternoon at Cordova'a home in Rocky Ford . ·
ButtonsL star of the TV series "Me and the Chimp,"
puts her Ow~ P.eisonalized Iicens~ plate on her train·
er'• car; The plates are real -but the Department
of Motor Vehicles points out that Buttons will have
to waij ·a few years before trying for a , driver's
license since she's only 3 years old.
Both men were n8.med Jn Orange Coun-
ty arrest warrants charging them with
.involvement in a drug ring whlch was
assertedly .smuggling marijuana and
heroin over the Mexican border.
tiderly ·Beach
Cyclist Killed. ,.. . .
:W,· ;4.uto . Crash
!il.48']i0ir-old bleycllat lrom 'Hunllngton
JJioch 1'u llilled Tuetday afternoon wben
~;.wu atruck -from behind by an
• ;t:moblll!. .,
iRveo!Jialon said Katsuyoshl Salo,
10072 Dana Drive, died instantly when the
*. eol(ldid wi\!I ' him at J!1 esUmati!d
ol. e&· miltt per hour, Salo'• body
108;. feet 1w1y·_fron1 the area .of
1
, aC<oi'dln( lo the wtJce report.
:1~ driver of the car, John M. Conlee,
a4, of I~ New· Jersey Place, Costa ~· .. "f )IOI inj~ and Wiii not held
~ said the 1ccldeut ~eq_ at Jit p .... •'(illo ., ... ~hep
!?~~t~~;
barrlcade on the rilb~hand lane
qi~-Slreet near Bushard Straet
.,. the a>UL!lon occurred.
!omloo, who told officers he did not , ... lfl ~ ,ra\.nJla ~· Dor \i!ie'. ~,lu!(Salo a both men-.
._,,, ~ 111!1 .... throl\Ch. the open left· iid lane. " " ~· f..l • : ' . . _..... '
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•A:STE ~ ..
M d v.eael waste elimination.
~ lncltxled holding tank!, purtflca-~dlambers and incineration. ·
'1111"'8 said it ·WU -ible that boaters ..,., 80 ahead and · JMJt in .auggested
--~ but then !ind · "they don't 'I'!!! Ibo standards adopted Liter.". *°1<>n said it couldihappen with soqie ~'""· but probably not with holding , tank!.
~ said holding aystems ranged in cliot o from '25 to, more \!Ian llllO and ~t statloris usualJy coat from . IJ;GllO lo' $%,000, including Installation.
mp-out stations are belng installed
b Cities, harbdr departments or private
tift clubs and marinas, he said.
, The proposed Orange County ordinance
tfiuld require marinas with more than
!if>1t_essela to Install pump-out fa cilities.
OWIHCOAST
DAILY PILOT
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Sa~jtJltion ·v-nit Fails;
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Revamp 'Fizzle R·apped
' ' . By ALAN DIRKIN number of 1oca1 directors on a board. °' .. Dllltr P11et '''" Tuesday night Fountain Valley Mayor CouOcumeD' Jn Huntington Beach and Ed J~t, chairman of the joint boards, Foun~1 V~y are · reacting critically reporteel to hiJ city councU that he·be!iev· against the failure to date of, Orange . i-
County SaQltatlon Dlatrlcts directors to ed the reorP,ruUtlon proposal pushed by
Baif' for both suspects wu reduced
from the initial amounts tlf $6%5,000 1 for
Sanchez and $312,500 for Cordova at their
Tuesday arraignment.
A third suspect allegedly involved in .
the ring and irrested Tuesday mofnlng ts
schedu\ed .lo be arralgned'on_coMplracy
charges today. John Charles Gale, 24, of
35705 Beach Road, Capistrano Beach, was
arrested at his home on $3U,500 warrant.
Trustees · Award
Bid for School approve a reorganlzat}on plan that would Mayor Flnnell'a eommittee was doomed
cut the number of directors and fees they · to failure.· Some cities had instructed Newport-Mesa ,School trustees have
receive. their dlilegates not to vote for it, he said1 aWarded a $6!2,000 contract to the B. H.
MeanwhJle, Ronald Caspers, chairman "Tbiso is a flagrant case of a minority Miller Construction Company of Newport
of the county supervisors, who -recently exertiilg control,'.' retorted Councilman Beach for additions to Lincoln Middle
apPOinted himself a sanitation district Al Holl ind en. "The whole system is so School in Corona del Mar.
director, has indicated that the county rotten:" School r · 1 'd h o{ ic1a s sa1 t e 12 new board may come up with a reorganization The Fountain Valley c:Ouqcil agreed to classrooms to be completed by next
plall. ol 'lls own. hold a ·~~~udy ~ssl0Jt 8/ter the September will enable the school to bet-COliunents are coming in the aftermath sanitaUon ..districts' .11e1t~scbeduled YOte ter accdmmodate an anticipated enroll-
• at last week's meeting ojc:., on reforlJ\J..,; I • •• --::=-; ::. ment oL1il50. Arclu'lect Jan Hansen aaid
In.Fountain Valley to .con At ,the· -~-:"' I the coiwtruction >wort lhould" not ln' a oommlitee r<porl tliat meetq MondlJ .. ~ ·with •normal . achool . opentlou
· llt.rnaUve metllod1 of G,..n aaid 1'! .. L' '• • , this winter and spring. >' , ,.
. sanitation direcw . • . , lncltxled In the .-ruction project l.'a 1'ae: 1hicly Was institu,ted after the 1970 ' reorganlz.ation proposal.· ;:-~~~ '.""'( " multi-media etnltt 1 for the · ilcbool'•
Grand Jury had criticized the nilmber of "It's the same old argunients -the ' library. -
apecill dlslrlcla in Ibo county. The com· aoutb won't understand the problems ol
mittee report Presents proposals on how the north," he conµnented. "If it went to
the seven sanitation districts, which • vote itf11pible it ~d ~· '' " V
presently have. 37 dlroclors, might be • · Greeo,r~rt,s>lh8-t.~l!i; ~i iild
con1olldated, Orange mide tlie ifttch agailst change'.
Tbe lltemaUve being pushed by the "They really don't want lo give up
special. ·corpmjUee beaded by Placentia aovereignty," be a~ded. '
Mayor Robert Finnell,would cut the num-Any change would require the approval
ber of direCtors to 25 and prevent any of the Local Agl!ncy Formation Com-
duplicatlon in the $50 fee directors mission (LAFC) and the county
recei':e for attending meetings. Twelve supervisors.
direct.ors sit on more than one board and
receive $50 fees for each board even
though they all meet concurrenUy.
The motion to continue the stuay
another month was made by Supervisor
Caspers who said that the county board
had not had time to act on the report.
Mayor Finnell objected to the delay
noting that Ibo committee had studied
reorganlution for aeveral mOnths and
that it had previously been delayed !or
the benefit of the supervisors.
At Tuesday's meeting of the hoard of
supervisors, Caspers indicated that the
question of reform might be tiken out of
the hands of the sanitation directors.
.,In 30 days. they won't know more than
they know now," he saJd.
Caspers · appointed .. committee to
study the question composed of himself,
Supervisor Robert Battin, who was the
county board's sole representative on the
sanitation districts last year, County
Administrative Officer Robert Thomas
and County Counsel Adrian Kuyper.
Caspers said that the committee may
develop another alternative reform plan.
"The problem goes beyond just" reduc-
ing the number of directors," Caspers
aaid. "I was shocked at the provincialism
exprUsed at the meeting by Mayor Lorin
riset (Santa Ana )."
Mayor Griset .had argued against any
r·eform plan that would reduce the
W orrian' s Lib ·
Course }rtnked
ATLANTA (UPI) - A plaMed
noncredit course on w o m e n • a
liberation has been canceled for
this quarter, Georgia S t a t e
University announctd Tuesday.
Only t"l\'O persons signed up for
the course. 'Both of them were mid-
dle-age men.
Cable Television
Talk Schednled
Cable television and the growing pic-
ture of what it can do to broaden com-
munity culture will be e1plortd ThlD'sday.
morning by the Citiuns Harbor Area
Research Team b1 Costa Mesa.
The CHART session at 7:30 a.m. in the
Mesa Verde Country Club will feature
Bill Furniss, telecommunications director
ol the Coast Community College Dislrlct.
The public Is invited.
Anaheim ·Voters Approve
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$8 Million Power ·Bonds
One or 'the few cities operallng Its own
electrical power system -Anaheim -
will expand service lo all citizens with an
$8 million bond issue approved by votera
Tuesday.
Only a simple majority wa!I required
for peasaie ol the bond issue, which
voters rejected twlee in the past three
years, when proposed at $8.6 million.
The Tuesday margin was 10,170 votes
Y• and 81806 no.
Money rrom . the electrical revenue
bond l9ouo will be used lo buy remaining
power dbbibuUon facilitieJ such as lines,
poles, traMfcrmers and meters to 1ervt
11,llOO 'residents. •
·Opponents ariu<d the ctty·sboo!dn't ex-
pand Its power d~trlbutlon bu!lneos,
which already aervtd about '510()0
customers. . • •
Some opposiUon came from citizens
who favor the municipal agency -whlch
buys eleclriclty from the Edison Com-
pany for-Its own "1*1tm -but waoted a
dllterent fund-raising program.
A 10 percent theater and amuaement
admlssloM tax would theoreUcally have
provided 13 million a year compared' lo
the 11 milllon for-.> following bond
payment rollremenL
CifFJier Sefi' rf ~J~ ·
By Refep-al Service
The·Corona del Mar Chamber-of Com·
merce will sponsor a 1uncheon Thurld1y
at noon that will featurli a speaker from
the Community Refeiral and Information
Service of Orange County (CRIS).
The luncheon wilt like place at the
Vjlia Sweden Restaurant ~t $3 a Person.
]dlcbelle ,Layton, execuUve "director of cRts; will speak and show a ftlm en.
titled, "TeH Me Where· to Turn.''
Reservatio~ · can be ma~ at the
chamber at 673-4050.
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.TODAY
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IT'S A MYTH
Put a watch on some people and
II soon stops running. Let !,he same
watch be worn by someone elM
and it i-uns ·like a dream. Somo
people just can't wear watches.
· Not tiue, according , to the ex·
per ts! The main reason wa~es do
not run w~ll for sori}e of us. it that
we don't know how to wind them.
People, afraid of over w1n4ine,
do lltUe more than wiggle the crown
a few times.
The answer for ihe1e people Is
an electric watch. It Is lllo tht
an.ower for busy people who foritt
to wind their .watcb. "
We carry a large 1tltctlon cl
electric walcltei In Ill tho top
mike• ~d styles. We'll be hllPJ>Y..
to ·help you pick the one thal 'trill
e11111ro you of atlracUve, accurate,• de~ndablt Ume. "'
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l'11rchue of the faciUli" -long ago
•sreed upon by the city agency and the
Edlaon Company -may bring Anaheim
• 11 milllonJn revenue beyond the bond
ritlmntn! )ioyments.
Theater owners, Dlsoeyluxl, t h e
C.llfornla Angels ao4 other CdDU!lerClal
inter .. u arrected provided hdvy flnan-
ctal l>ackinl lo the !,cw Cost Power Com·
mlltee promot1n1 bond ipproval .
The election camPolln wu fouChl hard
on both sides and dnW about JO per...t
of the cllf'a voten to Ille pol1I.
But, be warned. Not only will you
disprove tho m;th about no! beJni
able to. wear a watch, .yeu'll also
lose your ezc:uie for be!ni !all to
appolnlmlllll. -·=
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Proponents predict It will alao save $11
per year per cuslomir on J>OWer bills.
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·sea Career?
Valerie Shoen, the first woman
to be nominated for admission
to the U.S. Naval Academy, ls
caught between classes at the
University of Michigan. She iil •
majoring in Rusaian and think· ,
ing of ~oittlng Stale Depart·
ment lfaii&,lator. ·
Costa: M~ Push '" '
On F~~ay Due
Newpprt 'Secon '
1... ~ "' ' T 11~. Jileach ·-~ ~·~jojn Costa M& In caillal fa(.a
.... lnconilrucUonollbliOftna'-1
Mir .-ay 'l"!· will llao •Jlt.r their
... tnillki·iludy .i, '°'"' tO' lie ~Iii at leait lix lftont!la. • • • -
'Ibo ·au-.· TranlportatlGn. ~
mlloO bas ~ Colla MelO ~l'!' ~·Wllafl>'• call for a qlilck:E' 'Ii!"'" slJjlctlqn po~ and COU)lCllmen will ly
lo)linr auU. ' - . Tbe.delay:urthe,Newport lraftic , tu4y
appears 1o :have pushed any .~for completion ol tlie general plan th! year
out of the questloo, according lo
Jaffe, traffic engineer.
Jafle said the delay In bir'1g an
-1c consultant lo furnish d~t,>i to
the traffic ....iiltant ha• made1 U tm-
posalble for Phase I ol the traUic study
to be ready as planned, Jan. 23.
"It pretty much wrecked the
schedule," Jaffe .s~, add!ng that he'll
recommend councilmen e:1tend the traffic
conaultant's <'C\lllr•ct for the prellm~
st. until A~I., ,
The' 8an Diego firm of Alan M.
Voorhees is doing the work and has
agreed to tbe extension without an tn.
crease in its $32,000 fee, Jaffe l'a!d1-'
Cotta Mesa ' e....ct!men a d~ le d
WillOll's' Plill!<>led -lultoD \Ai!imooth.
lt speeifies 'lhe need for the freew1y as
far south as University Drive.
The State Division of Highways has
scheduled the start of construction for
1973-71.
Connty Driver Killed
A Buena Park mo.torist was killed early
this morning in a single car accident near
the Orange drjv.e:_in theater.!. Gerald
Cavin, 40, Of 7901 El Morocco Road, WU
dead on arriva1 at the Orange County
Medici! Center at 1: 10 a.m.
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NEW YORK (UPI) -Mrt. ArlalotJe
Onallia haa charged tliat free-lance
pholograpber Ronald Ga I e 11 a em-
bam,.ed, upset, frightened and t.rrtlled
her, bumped aJl!I pushed her. and hit her
with the strip of his camera, according
lo · prelrial testimony filed today in
federal court.
The testimony was taken In private
Jan. 11 as 1 prelu:i:le to a trial on Ga1ella '1
charge that Mr1. Onassis hara1Hd him
by having · h1J. c•rnera smashed b)' •
Secret Service rpan u4 OO'f ~e forrh'er
First Lady's coiinter chara:e of harass-
ment.
He seeks $1.3 million in dama1es and
!he ,;;,ks 1i:S million.
Under questioning by Gllella '! a~
torney, Alfred S. Julien, for four hourt,
Mrs. Qn3ssis descritJed hoW Galella
followed her, her husband , and children
over a period of several years to obtain
pictures, for various publications in·
eluding· Life ,magazine.•
She said the objected to being
photographed on private occaoions aucb
as taking a ~alk, dining at restauraQts,
and going to the theater.
"It's a refie1 ·n:ow," she tesufied. ·"I'm
always frightened of Mr. Galella."
The "frightening" aspec~ of the
photpgrapher's behavior, shli said, was
his "jumping around"' to 1et CJJDera
angles, malting •conllnuous gnmtln1 , . ' sounds, bumping her with his arms and
legs, and attempting lo phologl'aph ber
with his associate dressed up as Santa
Claus. ·
Slie Hid he hung around her Flllh
Avenut apartment with Santa "for d171 1 accosting me and my cbildrtn."
"He said, 'Be ni« to Satltl, Jackie',"
she testified, adding that she was even
"bumped" by Santa outside the 21 C1ub.
Mrs. Onassis said she never had com~
plained to poli« about•GaJella, but com-·
plained to her husband and otber·escorts:.
Asked if her husband alao was frighten-
ed by Gllelia, she replied: "My husband
isn't terrified by anythlq."
Brookhtirst Not ~ ' . ' .. . -
T~ Clnse ))own '
Loww Brootbw'lt'~in Hu~ Btac1j' ,.Ul Pot be,'C!oold lO -•..-;.;..,
tralflC! la!eiCtbJI _. "~ iii'"''~
. CltY !raff~ ·~ bill ~'to close t11e two northbound lana trom, q,.
SanltaUon diJtrlcU' treatment P1a!11. to
Hamilton Avenue to i.llow a contr~ to
bring. in heayy equipmeot for the !aiinl
of a '8-inch •er Ii~. · · · But Public Worts Dlrtct0< JIJDOI
Wheeler decided Ilia! ·11 wollld be t*ter
to keep one luie open in each direetJon
rather than close one dlrection com.
plettly.
Tbe change will be in effect between I
a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Trame studies abow.
Bnlokburst Stnet II uaed heavily by
Newport Beach commutm u an acceu
route to the San DlelO ~ay.
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1823 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA
CONVlNllNT THMS
llAHICAMUICAAO-llAITll CHARii
U YEARS IN SAMI LOCATION
l'HONI MIJlll
• DAILY I'll.OT § . '
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~udget
Readied
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Se lectio n of First Sky lab Creivs Attacked
Two youths involved in
a dream to establlsb a
ew "master nee" have en charJed in plot to
ison Chicago's water
pply. Stephen Para,
8, of Evanston (top)
d Alan Schwander,
9 of Chicago were ar·
Massacred
WASllINGTON (UPI) -
l'Nlldenl Nllon will -~a ncMnll: fedonl bud&el Mondoy calUag ,..
·~ of abcxll '2*'liillloa In Ibo fllCll year that becllll
nul JQJy I, s<>venunent
-llld lodly. Tiie ..,.....,, ftCw't wUl bl
1.-.t ·-ulllrecent
federal budgets have been. II
will &bow I dellclt, probably
between •10 blllloa and #0 -blllloo. m1lrl0f it &bl 12tb
budp! In the Jut II Ylll1 in
which spendlnc • x c • e d e d
revenues.
President
Planni ng
'Orie-two'
· But the blneot shocker may Jle t1jo admlnlltratlon'a.offlclal WASHINGTON (AP)
re.eatlmate of the de!lell for Prealdent · Nixon, facing a
the current fllcal year that Demo c r a 11 c ·controlled
endl ' June •. Government eonereu In this election year, , _ lild 11 wmlld top .f!O. )lu invented a new State ol
,bllli011. perbapi comJnc c1oee the Union formU!a: Hit• 'em
'.to fib billion. with both barrels.
T r easury · Undersecretary For the first time, Nixon has
Paul Volcker. the only hlffe decided lo report twice lhls
ratiking oWclal who would year on his plans for dealing eve;, lllude to Ille matter In with the multipl~ and mciunt-
publlc, told newamen Tuesday Ing problems of the· 50 states:
the deficit for the current -tirsl, he will make an in·
fl-al· yeir woofd be "ex· -State ol the Unloo ad· • ..,.. I uld dresstoaSenate-House ceptionally arge." He wo session at 12 :30:.E;,'/;;m. Thurs-not dla a apeclfJc figure. ', 11 ls certain tbat the pro-day. The best lstration lee¥ dellcH for this yeor will guess Is that be wlll talk about
••· 30 minutes' lo Co"Veaa and a be ~ largest since 1M5. nationwld9 televi!IOn-radio au-.!..~~t inN'~ budgln hi.set lwlll dience. . -w ~ ~. our -secolld, be wlll plsce on
years In office, bu run up a each congreuman.•11 desk a
greater total of deficit spen. written state of the uruon
ding than any preildent in a message, far exctedlng In
•Ingle tenn · euept for the volmne anything he could at·
third term of Franklin D. tempt to rud In peraon. Wbite
Rooeevelt which Included mall House aources say It will be a
ol World Wor Il. bulky document
The projected deficits for Using this one;two m-noula,
the current ~-fear and the. Nixon bope1 to capture the
next one wUl be llldad to the live TV-radio audlepce plu1
actual deflcH of '2U .bllllon reruns on the widely watched
recorded in the fiscal year evening TV news programs
that ended last June 3> and and, at the same time, leave
the 12.1 billion de!leit for the plenty ot fodder for reporters
previous one. Nilop'a firlt full writing for newspapera and
fllcal year. ,\veekly magazines.
SPACE CENTER. Houatoo
(AP) -Some members of the
apace agency science tum
ore dismlyed that aclentilt·
utronauts were limited lo
tllree of the nine crew berths
lot Skylab, an orb 111 n c
laboratory dlJllcnad to llqdy
Ille earth with 1peclal aenaon
~IUD Ith tel-
'1'111 three-man crew la
to spend IS days
the Skylab -next May, and the»
cond two crewa art to be
alloard 5' days each.
. Two pllot-utionauts with
lltlle academic bacqround
and a phyalclalHS!ronaut
make up the flnt crew. Each
of the rem•loing two bu an
astronaut with a jlociorate In
engineering and two pilot-
etronauts. '
HJf this ls a selection whlch
cloesn1 try Id ret people ol
lfUe aclen\i!ic trainlni on the
mission, then we 're ln trou-
ble, 11 said one IClentlJt who
bad contributed heavily to !ho
Apollo moon-landing J>l'0(1'am.
A flight SUl'(eOn said more
physiclsns sliould have been
chosen. Much of the SkYlab
J>l'0(1'am is desl(ned to learn
about the effects of lonr-term
space travel on the human
body, be said, and subtle
changes not obvious to the
layman could be overlooked by.
an astronaut without medical
training. ·
He also said a relatively
minor Ulnesa that could be
cured by a doctor on board
ml(hl lead lo a premature ~
for a mllslon.
Ao utronaut who defended
the aelectlool said they _.
"extremely difficult" becaUll
the pilollng aklll of the
crewmen must balance with
thelr" polentW lcience con-
2 Trapped
Spreading
Fire Alarm At My Lai All Stdloeate
W k ' B • d AJ" GREENSBURG, Pa. (UPI)
NEW YORK (AP) 4 Of ers . urJe JVe -Twomenscrambledlnloan
Reporter Seymour Hersh says elevate. Tueaday ·to worn
a secret Army ~t puts • ' resldenta of the Albert Penn
at '147 the number of Viet· Jn I:' · · ' ~ •. {' T · · h Hotel that -wu a fire.
namese civilians kllied In the \.:18V&m 0 ' .renc .,, I Tha-a1artllopped on tho
floor when Ille flra WU raf• 1981 My Lal m•DJlcre. Moot hi( and the two -to
-had bl!mLlllldmllllO. ~~ i:ex. J(Uj'J> -.enthe'n: .. ""'!"~.boura ~ They were the ooiy
ftm'.h ala ·AYI that the Tho,;, boclleo,~ !'( 10111" cm· cidtit ~ ,; : -kllled i!i 'tbe fire In
doClmenl ahowa that u 1111111 1truclloa -J!an.. .bur I.a d '"bodies' of ilayihi5Dcl llMil(lleZ.. ~ w.a 1 !'r.' Pennsylv844 ~ !her . cblRlren beneath :IO -tael of dirt, were 20 and om Dean' MOi'rell 22 town ol 11,000. . ' i u o woinen; recovered iom;y from the bot-' l e . burled' •• ~ Nine other, bntel realdenlil and old men were slain In a The our men were ~ requlreil bcilplW trutment,
nearby hamlet the some day, tom of a caved-In .....,. 10 ~cble· f H-·~·' Sharp f<iul' of them being """1!ttecl. • t:rMCh. 1 • ~ U"1J ~~ The two dead men wen Iii tbe llnl lnalallmenl of a Justice of the Peace Cbarlea said the nmownesa of the Robert Corter, 411, a han-
two'.part article written for the Smith aald Ill four had dlocl of irenc!i and Its depth -'Z1 feet dyman al the botel, and Adam
New Yorker DUliazlne, Henb suffocation. . belora . the cav .. ln -Donofrio, operator and o-
acCUled the Army of covering Two of the dead men, Eddie prevented Immediate recovery of a beauty parlor In the Mowell, :IO, and J av I e r of the bodies. building. ·
up factual material about the Sanchez, 25, wer, found ¥.Jed He Aid JI _ a pp e a ·r e d . "Theae two· men got on lbO
atrodtles. In a atandin( jloJ!Uon. their RodrliQIOZ and Morrell, whose elevator to wim the people I'!
ffes:sb said the civilian death orma around eacli other. A bodies were found lying In the the botel that there wu a
figures ore contained In the racue squad uncov,ered their dill:b, had realized the walls fire," said Fire Chief Edward
lrqJcrlpt of the Army's My heada abcxll 30 mlnutes alter were falling and bad dived Hutcblsoo. "Unfortunately,
Lal Ipqulry condncted by a the cav .. 1n and admlnistered ullder the scoop of a dining the elevator 1topped at the
commission headed by Lt. resuscitators for several boura machine. But dlit was packed fourih floor, where the fire
Gen. William R. Peers. without success. tn aolld all around them. wu."
'lbe Peeri c: om m la sto n1,:;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;"=======~============'==
tranacrlpt baa not been made
publlc aDd an A r m y
apotesman in Washingloitaald
Tuesday that there would be
no comment on any upect of
the case while legal appeals
ore pending.
Tiie tranacripl abowa that
the Army'• Cr iminal
investlglllooa Divlslon con-
cluded after a probe ordered
by the commlsaloo that 347
clv!ilana di~ at My Lal, ac;-
cordin( lo Hersh. . .
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t0rns .Gun
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LEONIA, Fla. (UPI) -'A
pciliOe drqnet ol three COUii-..
ties, one in Alabama, ended
Tuelday nl(ht in a abootout
with suspected doubl .. klller
Geor10 For.. wbo aPllOltiill1 , ~ ., .... mil aaldle'bllti .
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wa1ion CountJ SIOte A~
torney CUrtls Golden llld to-
day tlJal F01 WU m ''very
crttlcaT-111i!!7_ln_ llit'Bip-
llal HaipltOl at rensacola 1ilth
aelf.l ..... Ill 1 DI· ...... ol the~ Ille , .. had "' pre•• 'c:rtmlnal ncorcl ·bul ~--ka clomiallc dllpole with 1111
wlfemly-y.
Tha ,._.., nlcbt shootout
In a nconl lormhouae Ill
•~ of Leonia __ ada1 ID wtJ1cb r..
• ldllad 1111 w If a
Pattldl, II, and b a b 7
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Ci •Ml•Mllller. rlPed a 1~,....
tlcl atrt an.. ..... boar ....
dudiilll, ...... tbt &kt'•
SAVE 40% to 50%
' Olrl1' DNIHI °'"· NOW 16.00 • • W..7·1•----
2'.00 11.JO
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triblltlon. .
Charles "Pete" Conrad, a
tl·year..old veteran of three
space fligbta, was named to
command' the flrat Skylab
mlsalon .• Aa -·al
Apollo IJ, be. WU ti-tl!ll'I
1>1an to walk the mpon. • His
creimataa .,, D!:. ~oaeph With him Will be Dr. Owen K. a f...-flChter pilot who hu
Kerwin. It, a pbyalclan, and Garriott, u , who bolds a doc-not flown into 1pace. Hil
Paul J. Wells, II, 1 former jet torate In electrical' encinceJ'. crewmates will be Dr. Edward '
pilot and a e r on a u t I c a I In(, and Jack R. Lou11na, S5, a G. Glblon. S5. who bolds a I "'11!*'· ' former jll pilot. _ doctorata ·in ...-inc. and Alan I. Bun, II, wbi ftll:· ~ third -m WWtam' " . -~, •• a Id the 1DOOD with CODr"1. "111 ·-crew ,.., be cqm· ,. • .. --.
command !lie second mlslll>n._::m=and=ed=by::..=Ger::.ald::.;.:P;.:. . ..:.Ca::.rr::., .:..19.:.., _f_orm_er_.j_et...:p_llnl_. ___ ..
.'Announces the ,. ' .
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·of their new store at
16185 BROOKHURST
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
WESTHAVEN PLAZA
3 BIG DAYS Thur1duy·Frlduy·Salurduy
lunuury 20, 21, 22
DOORS OPEN AT 10:00 A.M. •
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A NEW
.ZIG ZAG
' SEWING
I MACHINE
REGISTER AT THE1 DOOR -
No purchase necessary-Good Luck!
SPICIAL HOURS· DURING. GRAND OPENING!
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CARDE1> . .. ' I cunlNG F.ILT BUTIONS ' .
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' . Voters Should Decide
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It wasn't very loaf If• that the folks on Balboa
laland and tlloae ID. lnrlne Terral'Al were pleading with
Newport Beach ol!iclala to turn Promontory Point Into
a view park. ·
They didn't get very far -simply because II would
have cost a stauer!ng bundle to b11J .vy much of that
•175,000.per-acre land. Public pedieltriln and bicycle
access and a view point aublequ=were included in
the lrylne Company's development
Now residents of Newport pta w~nt the city
to consider laying out up to $500,000 for a series of
parcels totalling about l.75 ·•Gfe.S, runnin' for 520 linear
feet along Cliff Drive, to preserve the view to the bay
and beyond.
Both cases point to bot a single solution. As one
member of the old Lower Newport Bay Civic District
Committee suggested some time ago -put ii to the
people in the form of a bond election. ·
The city is in tbe midst of considering a long-range
master Plan for oarb that calla tor 13 QOW parb to he
bought and developed by the year 2,000 '--at a cost of
$3.2 mllllon.
1.et'1 take thoae recommendations, along with any
others our planners belleve may have merit, and have
!bat.vote.
Reform Badly Needed
Directors of the Oranie County Sanitation Districts
-seven districts, 37 directors as of the last count -
appear cloSe to facing up to much-needed reform of
their confusing organization.
The need for change is twofold. First, the number
ol directors makes for an unwieldy governing bodr..
Secondly, !hi> fee structure for directors is inequitab e
·and more than a trifle ludicrous.
Just bow unwieldy the in-nt makeup is showed
Homicide and
Suicide Are
Mirror-acts
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Jnumbly, when IOme young man.ls
amoled for wllllonly murdering a
nelcbh"'s clilld, or his girl friend •. or
101De members of his fllnily, everyone
who. knew blm -Incredulous aurprile. •
"lie WU such I quiet lad," they alWIYI ..y, "very pollle and obllgiaf. He .......
pve any-any •
trouble 11au.1 c.o~ belleve-;tt," -
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how poycholOlically
perceptive moot
~-about otb-r personalities.
seem to hive
· their im 1'« . "kile. m ~ fllrqs ' or fiction, whtre the [llur....,er bas a wild look in his eye, or
aroamd aoeerilc ud tipping over
~· .~. 71 PERCENT of all homicides ~lte" -&bat ia, committed not
a stranger but by some. friend, ac-
tance, or member of the lamlly.
unlels alC<lhol ll involved, usually
perpetrator is IOtneone who has
llways been quiet, restrained, and con·
dente.
What the French cill crime pusloeel
violence for emotional gratification,
not for gain -may be compared to a
_uner!Sleexpl.i; osion. If the personality is
~ if the . steam has no escape
alve to release the build.up or JlreSSure,
n the docile and courteous perSon may
' t Dear
Gloomy
Gus
l see that Mayor Hirth installed
the new officers of the Chamber of
Commerce. Don't · you think it
would be more realistic to do it
the other WIY around?
-D. L.B.
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more they seem to neemble each other
11 mimlr.-. The •bomlcid& II pro-iectinC his llulcidal bnpulaes. just e the
. ~ is introjecting his murderous bn-
pUlses. It mlgbt almoat be said, withoul
loo groS1 a violation oo the facls, that the
emotional murderer kiJ)s to al(old ~cide,
and the llulclde kills himself I<> avoid
murdering.
At any rate, the personality structure
behind many 1 if not most, of such crimes,
bu 1 stariling unifonnity of behavior:
mildness, tractability, seeming respect
for others, regularity of habita and con-
cealment of moods beneath 1 quiet ex-
terior with a penchant for privacy. (Now,
please, don 't reYerle lhi.s proposition
·absurdly: most people who are mild and
tract.hie are not latent murderers, by
any means.)
in 1 frenzy of violence and commit ionie unspeakable crime that seems
holly '1out of character."
SURPRISINGLY e n.o u' b. 1tetistics
show thlt the m1jorlty of "juvenile delln..
quenls" do not go • to a4uJt crime, at
least of a violent nature. These
youngsters who act out their problems
tend to work off their 1ggressions
through the escape valVe. It Is the ones
who build up a full head of steam without
finding a way to release it who surprise
all their neighbors some fine spring
morning.
The signs are all there, from early on,
if you know how to look for them. But
nobody bothers to look at someone who
11never gives any trouble" until the trou-
ble is strewn ill over the bloody room.
THE MORE THAT psycbologi!ls ·study
twin acts Of homicide and suicide, the
; Bill Mauldin Reminisces
' BW llfauldin al IO! Not likely. Mauldin
Ill alway1 be the lmpisb kid cartoonist
'Wbo in his Jllr stul looked 16, the irrev-
t crealcr ol. Willie and Joe, the Gl's
preme, •first In the 45th Infantry
.:t>ivlsion News then Stars and Stripes in
~ hat some 1entinfentalists refer to as
the last good war."
But 50 he 1.5, a quarter ceolury and
re removed from those rough if often
berant days . In a book o r
f • isceJlces, "The Brass Ring" (ht !labels it 11a sort of memoir"), he talks
bout himself, his career and how it
. It is a very ,.\merican document, 1
of Horatio Alser story in which we
"*11 Mauidin llWing up In the 191111 cm
farm in sootbetn New Mexico, 10 poar
be joinod tile high school ROTC iloause tt IOlvtd a cJolhlng problem.
• A MGR ICllOOL d_.t. be braved
jlmcJes ol Ollcqo and art aebool. l!ls
wm callaooilla lid """' BID determtnecl. to join the r... of the
of them . Re joined the Gill Jnfantry
the war. and brplly it Jtoppened.
blolsomed u the division paper'•~•,.
where his brash, impish aatire
lolllibledtbe troopo and upBet1he brlas.
llll work caught lite eye of· the noted
-pooden~ Emle Pyle; then to Stars
stripes and ouch celebrated incldents
)I 'bll private war with General Geor1e
.-.. llld other celebrated kWen •ho "'"1d Malldln'a upoMS ol. mllltary ~-..... ..... .,., •••• -..i...-.
TllEllE WAS Tiii wonderful Inverse
.
snobbery in being a well-known enlisted
man "protected," in a sense, by f1mous
correspo~ts. and with his own 101Ting
reputation back Jn tbe U.S.
Mauldin's narraUve brlsUes with &nee·
dotes, and readers who were the military
of the 1940s wlll relisb these. Like the
time after the SiCUian invasioa "ben the
Hearst newsman, Mike Cinllot ltumbled
inlo a command bunker of tht ltaltae
artillery. Mike, who WU ol Italian des·
cen~ picked up 'the phone just !or lhe bell
of tt Ind ordered aD unfta to bald lbe1r
fire UDtO furtller notice. And 11 --
MAUU>!N eoncl\Jdes th1a "wt ol a memoir" at tho _., • I wish he bad
lnuiht the •lol'J' more lo the preaat -
Ilia clvWan politlcil ...-.. his
coverage cl othtr wars1 bit Pulltler
Prtk• and the like. But what II bore Is
ballicy, polcnant and fU1111Y atufl, il·
lllltrated with photoaraphs and, of
COUl'le, cartoons.
Tiie one, for instance, where lbe
"'*1taled. 1mkempt Willie and Joe are
1!oppld by a young Amerk:an MP olfk:er
... Wlll1e 11,s: ''l'hvn bullons -ahGt o«-! look thl1 !own, sir." I think the = ~ WOllld IU.. It, tao. ., .. ,. -·-.. .....
clearly last week when the directon agreed to delay for
another month a decision on a reform plan auggeated by
a special committee. The vote came oul 11H5.
The Wa:f_ the fee structure works Lt !hill: Each dJnc.
tor ls paid '50 for each meeting, usually held monthly.
Bui 12 directors alt oo more than one board-and althoQ&h
the joint boards all meet at the same time they are paid
$50 for each board they represent.
Under this system, Rollert Battin, as chairman ol
the Board of SU)>ervisors sat on all seven district boards
last year and picked up $350 a meeting while Ed Just,
mayor of Fountain Valley and chairman of the joint
boards, also earns $350 a night, for he also represents
all seven boards.
Such a setup carries potential for scaodal. ·Dele-
gates are appointed by mayors and in some cities a
councilman running for mayor can seek votes for his
candidacy by promising sanitation directorships to his
colleagues for supporting him for mayor.
Two revamping proposals are getting serious con-
sideration. One would consolidate the districts into one
district with ~peratlons, maintenance and capital costs
lieing lljllit evenly. A drawback of !hill plan is that it
would mean lowering tax rates in some districts and
raising them ln others.
Another proposal, which appears to have more sup·
port, would consolidate the districts into one but retam
seven special zones which would have separate budgets
and tax rates. There would be only 25 directors -one
from each city and each sanitary district plus one coun·
ty supervisor.
This would avoid the duplication in fees. II would
cut (he representation of some cities -notably New·
port Beach and Huntington Beach, which presently have
four and three directors respectively. But it would make
for a more efficient county operation and some reduc·
!Ion of local representation seems inevitable if that pur·
pose is to be achieved. N
Group Photo 'Too lffuch Trouble' for Ceurt
Shabby Treatment of New Citizens
To the Edllor:
Let me join you in bemoaning the
"rather aavagely and shabbily dispensed
with" ceremony of the march to the
Plaza 1 of the Flags for the newly
naturalized citizens after the naturaliza-
tion ceremony in the county courtroom.
(DAILY PILOT, Jan, JS, "New Citizens
Lose Out to U.S. Expediency?")
I bAVE ALWAYS been pleased to see
your articles and pictures of our new
citizens and It ii Jlleaaio& to see people
who believe ·enoiigh In pur ~ to re-
nounce their native lan<b and ldopt the
U.S.A.
Perhaps we need some fresh j\ldicial
blood. A litUe public dllpla7·of American
sentiment is surely not too big 1 problem
for our judicial branch ot govetnment to
display.
CURTIS CAMPBELh
DAILY PIWT countu courthouse
rtpOTter Tom Barley reported in a
Pilot Logbook Jan. 15 that the Super·
ior Court administrator said it "is too
mu.ch trouble"' to assemble the t~ew
citizen& and shepherd them to the
plaza and the waiting cameras. Pre-
siding Judge Bruce Sumner had de·
cided, ht iaid, to di.rpense with the
plaza photograph and in1tead would
· authorize picture-taking during the
actual courtroom ceremony -on im-
pOs:ible /eat where a large group is
involV<d. T/1' DAILY PIWT has long
listtd aU new citiuns and supplied
each with a free print of the group
photo.
-Editor
Rehabilitation Bouse
To the Editor:
We are most appreciative of the
wonderful and lnslructive article which
appeared in the Women section o{ your
newspaper not long ago •about our
rehabilitation house.
It seemed worthwhile and productive,
to say the least, to devote the entire page
to the central theme of alcoboliw. Dr.
Schneider and Marcie Tomayo are both
well known to us at The Villa, and the
space given to them was also very Well
done.
THOSE OF US wbo see much ol this
diseaae are, relieved to see that it is
finally .being acknowledged an d
discussed. We are..,.rtain this Is the best
way to come up with more and more·
1nswers and . insights regarding the
prevention of the progression, and tllat is
always our most immense hope for the
future .
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PHYLLJS DAVIS
Director
The Villa
Santa Ana
S'9n of Better Da¥s1
To the Edilor:
The new chairman ol lhe Orange OJun.
ty Boord ol SUporyiaort, Raoald Cllpers,
seems to be ID lndepeDdeot, thfnkfn&
I \ ---•• Gee,.,.--...
llnr Geor&t:
Do )'OU think I newly manied
man has a rl"1t to rule the roost
and be dominant!
' TEDM ..
Dt1r Ted M.:
Well, yea, I do. But you ahould
have tboufbt of that before you had
lo move out lnlo the cll1ck<n coop.
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Mailbox .. I
Letters 1rom readff1 are welcome.
Normauv toriUn should conveu their
messages in 300 words or less. The
right to cond<111t letten lo fit spac•
or' eliminate libel ii reseroed. AU let·
ten mu.st include 1ignatur1 and mail-
ing addrcu. but namt'S' fnCJI be toU""
Mid Oll ,..qMtat If ·ru~I <ta10~
is •Pl>Gmit. Pomy will !101 b< pul>-
lisl1'd.
person with priorities that make sense.
He had named the environmtnt as ••the
first area of concern." I agree and only
hope he will follow through on tbi~
statement.
.l\s guest reporter for the DAILY
PILOT, he has invited citizens to bring
their problems to the supervisors. How
remarkable to find someone in govern-
ment who says he will listen to us.
Let's hope that Supervisor Caspers is a
sign of better days ahead!
MRS. CAROL RAWE
Jo-lrdne Smith
To the Editor:
As a resldelll of the new pty ol Irvine,
I am becoming increasingly impatient at
the amount of news coverage afforded to
Joan Irvine Smith and her "concern"
wilb -citY. Mrs. ~mlth can fight all the
battles she wisbes .. with the Irvine Com-
pany -that is of no coocem to me. But
my city, and its success, is of great con·
cem to me.
Many residents do not share her
satisfaction in the results of the COWl·
cilmanic election. l can understand why
she is happy with the oUtcome, though.
Mrs. Smith opposed incorporation, and
two council members were elected on a
no vote. I, and many of my nelgbbors,
feel the city of Irvine would have much,.
.greater potential If oil olir councllmeo
and women really wanted, 1 city.
I WOUU> LIKE to comment on Mrs.
Smith's views of local issues :
Taxes: We all hope the new city council
does not allow taxes on property to
become confiscatory. However, thanks to
the anti-incorporationists, we were and
are in danger of not maint.aintng the in-
tegrity of our industrial tax base, 11 this
happens, then our taxes will become con-
fiscatory.
Schools : Until the st.ate of California
changes its regulatioqs regarding school
1funds, all.new areas will have a problem
of overcrowding. Mor8toriwns o·n
building are not tb'e answer. Without
foWldation counts. no monies . are
lortbalming from the state !cir IChools.
Mrs. Smith also said overcrowding1was
I.be~ c~ or her conCern over lncmpora: .
tion. People with children woul~ still
rr.ove to this .school distr~t. city or not.
its residents, and ls nosta'llgic 1bout the
property , wby doem1 she mum here lo
live, get involved directly in community
affairs, and run for city cduncil--herself
the next time around? U she's not willing
to be· a resident of Irvine, I'm not willinl
to have her interfere in my civic affairs.
MRS. SHIRLEY PETERSON ' .
Prison Gtlal'lls
To the Edilor:
· ~ Prban relonn, while we pitl.aport
and p!JObolnalya !he brain ol tho ·-
vantaged, poor Ind mJnOI:iti11 -(mosl often) find themselves behind prison
walls, why 'ndt brinr ' abilul Ieglalat1on
ma.Ing it manditOry tl!it • aD • prlaon
persormel 'Undergo -p 1 y c h I a t-r I a U·
1mination on 1-yearly·basis?
. MASTER PLAN: I ilo not cart to liave . ' l9e team •. all:tqo,1ate,.tbat 11!1* 11111ch
Mrs. Smith develop what ·she thinks is a ""-than a ·cum with I 11JD a~ band
''proper master plan." In no.way _is ·sbe to quell lbe ·flamel of vi*nel at a
qualified to do this. And the residents Of .prison. • ~ • ~
Irvine are the only people who kno,~ Wfs!ti ~ ; . ~ ""'·
they want the city lo, be. Slie comJ)lalns · · ' ' A G\JARD, OB an~e lla•.lna: <l!IY al·
about the overloading of 430,000 people. I • 'ttlJation whatsoev.er wilb .~•·
have wondered about the matbem!Itlai•of should.be very carelUlly -· wjlh the
this concern. The P~reira Plan lile ii so, chief ~te being that l'e ~ lhe
much in favor of provided flir· a ·l~,l!IO ·ciplclty to~ his ~'lll·abllity
acre city, with llJ!l,000 ~ ~· • to po1;-a·~ lds•eqUall1'll!llltlrtanl
This is 10 people to an acre. The p!J!oen! colnpi1Slon tor lils lellowmn. ,lf.'aie..
plan calla for a 54,000 acre city,' with were niore<l!'""ll with rgenidnellliacern
430,000 people projected. 'fhis ls ·lesi than for the,. ...... on an lndlvlduil '11o1t1,
eight peopl~ to an acre. there would· be ·DO ·need to resolt/to the
Coastal Sedor: Again, the residents IUD ~ " • •
are the ones to make the decision. on BERNY ·'lli:LsH
whether or not to include this ,,roperty • ,
in the city. Also, H tt ii included,tbe city
· council will have a say Jn Irvine Com-pany plans for the are1. ·
COMPANY CONTROL: Mrs. Smith is
against the Irvine Company "controOtnc
the city." Yet she says "with proper
management we could bave not only a
superb master plan that would be the en-
vy of others, but J could make some
money." I presume that it ii all right for
the Irvine Company to control the city u
long as "the proper management" is in
contrel. By this, -she mean her
people? •
'!be final pole! l .-Id lib to raise is :
If JoOb lrvlne Smith Is ao concerned
about the cl()' ol Irvine, about protectllIC
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. Justice •• ·I
Belleville, Ku., Telescope: "MllJlie It
would be 1 &ood thing to hive lfwcman
OD the Supreme Court. It seems to la that
several decilioni!I made in the put would
have been better, it they bad just~
their minds."
Another Joe McCarthy?·
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llarrlllu.rs, Va., Nen-Recoril:. '1The
eooloclcal ~ that IOWTOUDded the Alaskan )1pel1ne project seems to bava
died dow1rcomlderably, and lllbooP the
pipeline bas not received final lpp'lml, bllflcltlCIDI are clear that tbe .-..d
w1ll not be wltbbeld !Duch
lqer .... Permaoent damage lo1be en·
The Dally Ca!Uonilu
El Cajon
••· ch r Id vironment ts ,apparently no ~ a prove "Iii' ances or wor peace. strong possibility, and the t~
For all we know, Mr. Schmitz may be damage tllat R<:IClenls might crene ii
relying on the dingbat dislortlonl of the not 1ufflclent ca.,. to thwart 1 pioject Rep. John Scbmitz, ft-Orange Couoty,
\\"ho misrepresents some parts of the
Inland Empire in the House of Represen-
atives, apparently desires to be the
resurrected Joe McCarthy of the lflOs.
John Birch Society _; of wblcll be Is a whose economic benefils art pOllqtlaUy
member -that regularly appear In th.al '° substantial and widespread. Oil helps
kooky journll, American Opinion. 'The run this world and more Is needed a the
fact that Mr. Schmits bout• of ,_\U:"·d world continues lo grow."
He bas labeled Dr. Heniy =· · national security adviser tt t
Ntzon, a IOCUrlty r1sl< beca111t ol Ids
memberatilp tn the fratemtty or fr...., 7 •
peddlers hardly Is a teltlmontal lo his r-'"'"--::-'.'.".'.: ___ .._...;;.:_·.....,
ablllly to oeparate fact from llctian. ClllfM• aMIST
"pro-C.ommunist" view and auociationl. DR. XISSINGD'S repatatioa' 11 I
Following the McCarthylte ll)'le. lle hints . acbolar tn the lltld ol lllttm Mt 11 If•
that he bas proof to ·-••• hll flln )ma been nil _ .. .....,, ltld bis
charaes but, for some myllerlaal·-1o7a111 to hi• -1 bas aner -
<an't reveal IL e· 'no fact that be -tile ....... P'"'JllJWI' EVEll SINCE PRESIIl£Nt Nlsm.,. · lo )Ir. llClmilta and .... ol
nouncod bll fortbcomlnll -lo Rod ! ........ ""'pr<!er•Teddy llaolefelt
China, Scbmltl hu been In a rap. 'Ille -· and aalllrTlllllnl. d o 11 n • t
rl1ks are too greal to openly cballenle jultlly a return to character a111111 ..
the President, who'llajlpeoi to IIt • ol !Ioli which nmalnl'111..,..sallll lltot Oil
the Congreamu's conl&ilumtl, ~ our recent p111t.
Schmitz has copied the deploralle If Mr. Schmitz cu pre-I compelq
McCarthyite tactk: ol. d1acredlllll -of .-S qainlt tile ,,...__
Mr. Ntlon's mos\ trusted adYIM'I. lflt1' Rid a..a, be ta INI lo do 11. Jiu!
DAILY PILOT
UnW Mr. Sctanltz meals tile _.,. ol be sboalll not try lo command a~
(Do tniublel trouble you! Sinl, his lnlonnatlon, we are eal1tled tn by relOltlnl lo vlclons miean and
blbJ, .,. Of ....,... ,..·u kooi: dllmlas bis cbars11 u u. =· .....,... .lilluolldol mtpparlod "1 intir .W,, liaPic •lllle you crank who is ~ by llr. •a oolhlM DICllJ ~ !lbl!>!GQI ''1Yldop:o1'
in.,; Dt lltlll 111.u lo ellallUlh -..... "'1lda CM! ... tmai ... ., .... 7 Wlllt I kine(-..... ,........... .wJl I ......
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VOL 65, NO. 16, I SfC{IONS, IOO ·l'A"5
County Solo~ Cite ·Po.or. l)istrict Alignment
B·oar~ ,Eye~
' 3 . Dist riet .. :: . ' ; ' .
P:~obie~ .. · , . I r -., ·1 . . . '
By CANDACE PEAUON .
' .ot .. ~ITNlf l .... ·
•N"'Pilrt:M•sa achoo! truatee• will
"l"t. in 1peelal ..,,Ion TuHday to deal
· with populati<in problems that, may be
.Olved by cl<ising several .elementary
schools and realigning 1om• school at ..
tendance bOundarles so more pupils can
walk 'to school. · ·
: CM!rOl)ting. b<iatd memllOn are 'Pn>-
blems of stea<lill' Jncrtµlng enrollment In ·eoroo.· c1e1 Mar, ii.! hi8!t oos(o1;i.,,.
ing and decrt1lln( attendance at ... era1
elenientary sclipols.
1'rustees will review 1 report on the
issues t~t iti . aµthor, . A[• 1 o cl at•
A4mlnlstrator L. E. Silucl<, 1tieued of-
f..., on!J J!Oll.lble alleplUm, not. ~~ •• ' J.
""' ftpd -Jl .. ri.i I( •....,;I' alterolli•ei 1'il OIUld ·11e· ta11tn:tft-illi
thm'aHU dlelJa )IOw ~ lllldmla·
-l>tYl!flo<illf .., "-~ • J
........... Ill .. u, .. ,, .....__,.._.,,.,tznllw
1Jocilln Mlddlt 4ldilol, °"'llU .. w ·~
-Sdlllll .. lllrllOr vi,. Sallool :-or, ..... -.... .
• '!lie a." •• d • traoiportatlo&~ ~ ......... wbat the tlf'l"I would be of "•~ .. listing -~ .. to • mm-• !ht · number of. w a I k i o g smdmta.;, r
ldarlnen ld>Ool Jn N~ Beach II
used.· as an a•mP'!e, ,and po11ible
allirqaUves , pveo are ~ulcPing all
stud<Dta Jiving above -~ to qlber IChooiJ ~or keepiDg lt .aS ,il. . J
'l1ie third question i• ,''Whal would ~
tbe effec:t ol liavine studalll . ..tlo are -
atmidlDg -of the aaUer -tary acbools lo to larger ones."
By smaller, Schuck ~2~ refers to tiose with 250 or leSI RmllRI. CIQCll
ml Ba1wX: EiommllrJ' 8dmolil in
Costa M"" are 1'!9, oft-, lie llit
Shuc:k say• the clllly lllm iiollve 1o dDilC
1'lthlng here la to dole Ille ecboola, .,igning lbe pupils _ ......
He Nici a c:omJ\lller --1o study enrollment and pcip.-dola to
!.""par< the ,..port aad ID! a _.
will be available 11. the TuoldaJ meelblC u trust.., want stallalbl queatlonl
answered. . .
'l1ie board will -at 7:!11 p.m. in the
Estaocla High Sdlool,J'onlm. . .
Koufax, Berra,,
Wynn HlintJr~·
)'IW YORK (UPI) -SucJy
Kouln, Yop Bem and !orfJ
Wynn wn -to lbe Hall of ,_ loda)' In the lht lllUltlP
eledlall ill tllt B•,..U W,itft "------In lilt -wllnl ID the 40-!'flf~ ol lllt =~ lbe wrllen, .. -~ bet:
ler than • """"' (Sia 11111 delllll, P1pll7) •
KoulU. II. 11 lilo --player over 1Joc:ted 1o the Bal ., Jl'ne.
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Coeta ·Mesa Pu8h .
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On Freeway: Du~ . . ~ . .
Newport 'Second'
· Newpott.:BeadJ """"21men Mli<l\liiy
will lllely'jolh. coai. Meu Jn calling for i.
~·1n ... .-o1111e eon1nadel
Mar ll'l•W., and '1rill ·ialao hear.their own -stody is ....., to be delayed
at iealt llx ~.
The Cltinos' Trmaportatloo Com-
-hu -aed Colla Mesa Mayor
· ~ WDlcll;> call !or a qulckeiled "°"" ~-ud couaelbnen will likely ll!IMr .it. I
TM llelity-ln the N~ traffic>study
appnn-lo have ... -any hope for · ..,,,.,_ ol lhe 1enerol plao this year
ooll GI the ...-, •C<lll'ltint to Robert
JI&, tnllJc ..........
.Jaffe aid the delay In hiring ao
-1< eamullaot to furni9h date to die b'lll1c: eoalllillnl baa made it lm-
poallllle ftir Pl>ue. I of the traffic study
lo be ....., u p!IPIM!d, Jan. 21.
"ll pnllJ much ""'°ked I b e
adledule," · Jalle uld, lddmc that be11
---~tbOtraflic:
<UllWllill'I eoatracl for the prelJmbwy --Aapal. fbe S. ~ firm of Also M.
VA01111• ·II ~ the 1lorl< and baa ' 1o..e ..... 1'flbaul -... in-~~-t'~ . ~ . fl,· _.,..liefreewax•u
11ir .... u Untv«ally Drive. ,:n; Sbte Dtflllon of lliChways has
sohedalod the start of -.truollon Jor
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fair ,..preseolaUoo beca~ of· hi• •
d.11trlct's 1sll:e. ' · '
"'Al I ffllU)t Ol this," Cory• a.id, ''the '
peoj>le of Orabc• County aro a Jttlle lilort
chueed, deaplle lbe fterlll!g quolj!y of
their cumnt·leCiaJatora." .
Bedham could not be reached for Com.
11\••t. . . .
,(ssemblymao John Brla'ls '«R-
Nerliiiil said hO 'WU • pleased '\be '
leclilahlre 'Would hive • chance to -' the 'reapportlomntal pjans. •
lie said the °""oc:ralal adOJ>l!!c! plan
deprived Qruae CoUnty of' a thful Sena!•
seal; aM 1anotber 'Assetnbly district 1t
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llll1 Ill -• -plan. Bo1b ol Ille -.11'• stall Sonatora.
Denni. emc.. (·ft.Newporl: Beach)
aocl JAIDll ~ (R-G.-Gn»•). .,_. llaat Ille couoly'a population
growlh bu earnod II ·_. 1ep-.
latloa.
"I -tllt leclllaluN Ill wbal II d-=~r aid, referQnl to Ult .. ,,,. -_.....,... w• •Atdlll'~ mtslwndled,'• · =" ml he would -• 'Im-·~ amendment lo tab rup-
portloomfi wt of the hands of the state
leglalalilrt.
Nixon ·Vows ' . .
"This ts all a real ........ 1'1*mute Richard Haooa (l>-Aoahelm), tht coun-
aaid. "ll'a not io the ~ Of ellbfr lY'• two U.S. repreaeolaUv..,, CO!lld bl.
the people or the Rtpubllcaa Party. nie reached for c:omment. ._-1 ... a)>portionmonl wDI 'pve The only slgnillcant cb1111e lo !be alalil
the Democrala lour of tbe llv6. new court'• afpro•al of ........,io.a1 reap.
seats." portloomeot la that Schmlti, a member
Wbetmore said he fell the county'& oftbe Jobil Birch Society., will no lonpr•
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and d. . .~.u represent Pl'llldtill N1'on and tho wernbly utridl -WeJlero White 1-In Sa Cl nit
........... cul down''° proper llze.. "My . Sclunilz' dlstrld WU pull:.i 1n'::t.~.
dlllrld bu no,ooo people. I'm hippy to the ... 11o .. from Balboa Island, ~
oerve them aplo·but the dlstrlc:t ahould de! Mar, Laa-lloach, San Clemeolt'
have about 490,000 people." and into San Otego County will form a ,
Neither John Schmitz: CR-Tustin ) or new congressional district •
Retaliation·
fQugh Starid on.Foreign Seizures of f).S. Holdingt .· , . . . . . . .
1 • . .. •
_}VASHINGTON (UPI) -Pre1idel)t .slatemelil but the government of Chile lective compensation from the ex-dev~t .bonk'.s:" ' · . i
Nmin ~-~that lbe Uililecl. lilsreceotly:~Amer:ICllH>wn-PrOPrlaliDf .coantry." ' - . '11ie'll'orld_ml_lntiMitl•ll
states will l"re~te ... qamlt f0;1'91CD ed coppWmioes and the new Pakistan . -.·If Anier1c~ privllle prope_rty Is seized development .,.;lea use a ww.ti-1
govemme!!la ljlat seiu private American iOV-· ofr Prtaideot ZUllilar Ali without adequate c:ompeosallon, · he sysf<m baaed on flhaoclal c:ootr1~l
property without payment by (1) cutting llhutto atlDOllDc.ed "-l\oMIJlallon of some. dOclired, "we: wlll presume that the which makes fl polaible for: lbe Uol1e4-l
oU· aid ~ (Z) opposmg ~os from the private Jndultl')" alUK>ugh • .\meric~~. Uillted States will" nhtr extend new States to v·eto Virtually any project tt ., ,
\Vorld Bank and other agencies... vestments have. not-been a,ffected. bilateral ecQnomic. benefits to the ex· poses. · ·.. ' ~ outifoed his tough policy cod-Nixon safd_under intematloial law the l"'!PriaUog COUDtry." · . "The UDilld states fully ~pecta tho
cemmg expl\)P<lallon of private property· UDiled Slates hi• a right to expect that <ID addltion, Nixon said, "we will 90Yeuign ripll of others but 11 wll\ lllll
lo _, lour-page statement !11ued· by the private.property will be taken only for ·a pnsume lhlt• the United 'Slates govern-1ioore actlool pnjudicw' lo tl)e rule al ~ Hpouseid. I 'led " . hi P,"wbllllic r::r'4 .• :. -. lilmdpt.,thatadeq~ u ... ~:·cltileoand. of~· ~~-will wllhholderldliolls su.P!>ort f'.::"'111al~oals law and legitimate U.S. Interest," Iba< · "'..: res en CJ no nawoos m 1· ... r~... "' ~-COl'll a n In mi.u ...,r statemtnt ·aakl. · _ , · . . '
fluglursA.ide
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V.ows P roof·
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Book 'Raf$'" '1
:'Nn ~~ ~-state su.,...i '· ·'" ") . . ,c.,rt ~ . . Culkla , ..... ~ 1ty·411TaJB 11o1V111111o: •..
411e!llOll lldiy Oil appllcdm for 1 • • .. - --· . , • tempJ.,y inJr whidJ would bar • ·Gift ·a ...,i·poticeman a llllle bit to p
~ of, 1.' McGraw.mu ~ on ...i.i.ma1 develop it l"'9 -.
jlaoy'a 1 autobJoCrat>liy o I really ·blf, wbel!IU he's -ldnl· on a
Howard• H,......... crime or a c~t .__ . ,_ . r .... -. ····-<loilla Mao's I'll· Ron °Alleo II-...
. Chester C. Davis, perso~ ,•ttot:,neY for ainple.. . .
the J'OC:luse billionaire industrialist, told · lovajigaliilg a house bwJiary In -ly·
the court be could~· pre1ent, witDtSaeS 1985 involving atolen fuunns, the )'OWll
detective-uncovered a v~ nei¢ or "who will _ show beyond a shadow of a CWI ,....... supplying. weapons to Watts
·~-It w,aa . JmpOllible for Hughes ' to re~iea. · ,
have met" with ,Cliffor~, Irving, who ·By that A4gust when Witt:. PJ>loded.
edlled-the•oonlroveralal book. law lf"'l'iea including. the CIA hld;liDUd !he iltoleo anna ring lo El Toro Marine Irving claims Hugbes· dic:!ated the Corps Air Slalloo and olbef Soirtbland
autoblatP'aplly In loped in I er v I e w s. mlfltary ba,...
Mi:Graw!HDI Pia!>' to pub!WI the book In By 1be 'lime pi'OJieClllon .finishld with
Anaheim Vo~
For Electric
.PoWe.-Umt& · ~·. · • ·-.
'One of ...... dl!ta _.. ... ... el9!11riW .... ,,,... ~ ...... .
will """""" .... la ell dl'll 11•... .
.. lillll!oG litail llma ........ .,-..
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On!~ a .... majority WU ~
for pu11.. el the bond 1..... wJdall
.-a reJtcteol .lwlce in the put (lit.;
yeara,--p~at as mD!loa. ·t
'i1ie Tlliloll1 margin WU 10,171 -
yes and .. DD. ,.. -:--Moner trom the e1ec1r1ca1 .. .,....
. -i.ulie wtU bo used to buy=
-dlalrtbalfon faclDU.. lliclJ u
' polef, tr..,..men and meters tO -15,oot ree'd I 111. ~
Mon:b after LUe map7Jne publiabe9 nearly 40 pet'IOil9 arrested -Including
· blacks, 'Wllttes and reputed -of I tbrff seriallml inltallmenta helfnnlpg in the Hell's Angels motorey~e png ,
l 'Purdluo "' the laclllUea -Ioac •
agreed -bJ the city ·~ aii( l'I! l!illa ~ -i;nay brloc 1-.~ .. ' :!..:~....,...~~
itl Feb. 22 iSIUe. . ") _ many were in state and federal prison.
lll\'il. ""6' aald "Mr, H1ighel deoiea Now, Sc>. ~. -· departi...,iaf
bavhi, anything to do with Mr .. lrvlog," training ~1."!'.!1-II ontO aoothli blf one, a sig~•• ..tep up' for him in the joined wilh 'Roeel)lool Eo~ at-field of <;ajilornia )fw enfor~ot. ·
torney David Shivltz in applying'lpr early He ranked oomber one ·among 2;lllO ap,-
eumination of Irv~ and Otheta con-plicants for the newly Cruted post or
oecled with publlcalioo of the boOk. c:onsullaol for the Calilomla COmmiaalon
-mont clalmJ to hive exc!O.iv• w&,,.;.· 9fll•« Slandinis and TrainhJi
rights lo all Hll(hs bi.,.aphical · Sergeaol Allen, 32, will quit at the end
mattrial. • or 'February and Immediately enter lour
Shlvltix _said, ".We will be 1ble to weeks or training in S.crameoto with the
eBtabUSh that their (McGtaw•Hill and Slate Department of Justke, his 11'1!' employer. . ·
L1ft) m1terials are not autbtptic." ~· · 'He anH one partner will be in cbarp of
said evidence will show that the delen-coordinating virtually every "*Uil •·~· "bad been bad" by ao IDI' ..-...-• police training' program in .the POSr -y ......,., ·Southehi Calilomla Relioo. · ·
"We still have lo .find 'the l:ulprit;i' "'The sOUlhem Calif~ Rqlo\l ls i
Sblvltz 11ld, appealio& for: an ea-oew creation of ·POSr,"-..,s l!le'·lm!Y
•-. · lion ·~~ "to ll'Y, to determine. • • • lawman Jl'hOse beat Will bo """1lblPc .. __ -~." •.. ,, ·• ·soulh 'of a line ~-lllO·--~ --· ' . . 'lhrouCh Babrslield. . "Maybe we Olllhl to go down to Nuaau His partner will be Loa Aoplel COaaty
where Hughes .Ueatdly l!veJ aocl settle Sberill'• Deputy Dave Bolcll, who rmlah-
the thing oace ancf for all," CUlkln aid. ed llU!Dber two IJllOOI Z,000 applleants. .
"It wouki l>e 1 lot ·cbeaper.11 "What .,we'll be lloin& ~ cootdimtilrt
f.orsinixluo.i.. . . .
1'lW study wa1 lnllltuled allel' the 1170
Grand Jory had alllciud the m111bor of
1peclal dlalridl ;;, the ......,, 'l1ie c:am.
mlltee report ~ propouia OD Mw
Ille ...._ 'unValh11 ollllric:ll, wblch
,.,.ea111 -SI -·· milbl bo qml0Uda1td. '
,.,. 1111«1111111 hetat --by lbe
opedal --...... .., Plaeeolla ~--....Wmltbe num-ber o1 dincton to a lilll .,.._ any
dapllcillon Ill lbe . .. lee director&
ncatvo for attmllnl _..... Twel .. •4Jnctlnlll•----ud
-..... .,, -l>oanl .....
dlooWb theJ .. --··· Tiie -......... the ...., _...,_....,..,....,._
Caspm who said that Ille 111111111¥ ...,.
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p!O,,.llil•for the eclueatlon 1111lotralillnc -. . of polb of!lcera . t11roaCh ·"'!lisltl,
lllliversilita ...i. Uw ...iorcement'. ~ di!,'~~ ez#ns. ,, ' ..
Allen and Bole~ 'fill e•~·Pl"jlcioed
aylllin& • of ·improving ·and 1iliUlnl ~km°"' ...,lfAiooll,'~ Will u ~varioUJ -in «veloPinl-...... ..
~ may ·range from startinc a. -community college's police lclence cur.
rlculwn from acratch to inter-taency
(See l'OUCDWI, Page .,
~ pndlcl II wDI also-~ p0r year!jw .._.. 111 ..,_ llllla.
'Oppooenti ll1ued the cfty ahouldo't ex.;
pond Iii power dlalrlbulioo businw,
!'!lido aire.tY served -t 411.tlOI ~ .
_Some Ol>llOllllo<I C.me from dlianl
who favor-Iba municipal agency-which
buys eledrtc!ly ~ lbe Edlaqo ec..i.
pony for Ill own syilem -but wantod a
dlflereo\ flmdftlalns provam.
A 10 pon:ilnt 'tfieater and amllKIDfllt
•clmlilJoJll tu would lheonllcally hi,.
provided .• mlllloo • , • ., c:omj)ired' to
the JI m1llloD fo1111• following boad
~ nllrement. '(
' ........ '
. Ji..,. Mllhb!e II • ..........
apln lor Thuraday ~ the
owa1 low cloucll and "" ... Ille c:out. lfllbs of 53 .... UloalJ ,., •
the Orqe CO., rta111 lo II In-
land. Lowa ID ... 4''1.
,' llUlltB TODAY •
Cohnnftlll Jc Atldc"°" ;, •
ptrhoJJI tile ·-t lalkfd .WO•t
jouMIGllll lodor k..-of 1111 t
nc••t clllc'-rn ..,. U. 8, of-
/idol• ,......., .. liMfo.l'Ullta
war dnt,_lr. Sliiriea ~·'
.Alldcmn . olld Illa . dllelOnrt ~
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Stricter
Boat .Waste
• .,
•
Rules 'Loom ·
Yaebtamen were warned thbl morning
that the "haudwrltl.1g is on the wilt''
for state and federal wute disch'arge
Iaw1 requiring holding tanb Oil all boats.
An audience of 50 •t the Balbol Bey
Club heard· a discuhJon about current
legislation and vesseJ discharge equlP-
ment arranged by the Marine Division
of the Newport Harbor Chamber oi Com-
merce.·
"There wiU be equipment requirements
by. the state ~and federal governm~ -
it's Jjlst a matter of time and gettlng'the
right wonts," George Dawes1 )Newport
Beach harbor and tidelands director,
said.
He was supported ~ hls stateme11t by
other speakers, including Larry Leaman,
t of the Orange County Harbor District,
Robert stone of. the Clr'Jmge Count1 Health
Department ·and T. R: Gillenwaters from
the state Department of Navigation and
Ocean Development.
Buttons, star of the TV series "Me and the Chimp/'
puts her own personalized' license plate on her train·
er'• car. The plates are real -but the Department
of Motor Vehicles points out that Buttons will have
to wait a few years before trying for ·a 'driver's
license since she 's only 3 years old.
The Orange County Harbor District
was recently put on onler by the San
Diego Water Quality COntrol Board to
im,.-ove its discharge or~ance, partic-
ularly as it apPlies to houseboatJ at Dana
B'tookhurst Not .. . to · Close ·Down -... ' . •'· Lower Brookhurst Street in Huntington
will nol be closed to northbound
later tpis week, ~fter. all. =traffic enc\nffi'S had decided to
two nqrthbound lanes from the
<!lstrll:ls' ·treatment plant to ~ AVenue to alloWa cqntractor to
~ In haavy equlpm'"t for th~ laying Ot'a'is-lnch sewer line.
But Public Works Director James
~ir decided that it would be !Jetter 19:'.kaep 'ilne Jane open In each direction
~ than close one direction com-
~y. . . 'll'Jle change will be In effect between a Ji,. :and 3:30 p.m. Traffic studies show
~urst Slr!!<I is used heavily by
~ Beach coµunuters as au access rii# to the· san Dteco FreeJVay. •• .., ..
r ·--· J~a Seek!: CJ;:w~:-~,
f 6r1 f:rf1\i'e~ Ufilt' ·~''
;:·.
: ·Gotta Mesa needs two new members
fif.:tts crime Prevention -committee,
~yor-~ Wilson~ tocia 1
1POts ~ !!Ptn 491 1 ~I from~ affJ!>e cl\Y'• high .ChoolS and 1 r~idfnt
~ district m, which covers ·the Del
C!JITO homes · and the 'new Mess North
~-·· .. ·
~ Yantorn, executive director of the
llf!:Ji!>r Ates Boys' Club, vacated the
d.lstrlct six seat when he moved, but bas ~ ke~, on the committee as a non-
~ memller. ~ crlrile prevention committee meets
~y· to ~Y var.lous method·s for il!l.\'llll problems within Cosja .l\lesa.
Jligb ichool students or district six
~ who would like to apply for
~ openlrlgs· can phone the city
ct.R at 83+m3.
~o:unty Driver Killed
"I~: .·:A-Buena Park motorist was killed early tb\, !norning in a single car accident near ~ ·Orange drive-in theater. Gerald
Cavin, 40, of 7901 El Morocco Road, was ~· on arrival at the Orange County
Medical Center at 1:10 a.m.
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DAILY PILOT
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a.I" H. lo•• lltct.11'i P. Nan ~ MIMIN EdlM
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' ' Pol i.Ce Seeking Clues
In I)iflmon d Ring T heft
Disappearance of an uninsured, eight·
carat canary diamond ring recintly ap-
praised at fU,000 in value from a
Newport Beach businessman's home is
being probed by police· today,
The huge, yellow, emeral~ut gem was
frequently worn by William B. Eytchison,
who kept it hidden in a dresser drawer.
Some member of the family was in the .
home at 1508 Co(J)Wall Lane at an times
during the period 1n which the ring
stone ian't the kind you find in a variety
store.
Eytchison descitbed the 14 carat gold
mounting' as heavy, with a brushed-type
surface., Whfle tlie atone itself is" quite
yel!ow,hence -tbe name Canary dlamond.
Loretta .·;¥ oung
Wins $559,000
vanished, police were told Tuesday. 1 •
Officer Thomas Adams said Eytchison Over F asbions
tolcthlai naighborbood playmates of his .
c§'!"f ~bi ~-~I of ,the houH. -~ ANGl!:L_F:S i,AP) ?°A~-~,!'~!
~ .awsrded Loretta V'~
Joued th~ mystery ii a ~'\lie Nationil B!M"' · ' ' .
ll lniittad of a burgiby, foreign tetevisliin view · . ·
due tO' the-~ircumstancts. out-of-dateiclothes.
One theory ls that a small child could The decision Tuesday ended a fi~
have accidentally discovered the $13,000 ,.,eek Superior Co\Jrl tr~ during !(hlCb
rtnc. 'f'lllP!O waJ of~ the outslzed ·~ • 59-y...,-11Jdl'actress liever wore' tj1*
•IDle putfit 1t,ict.
, •• 1 . l\flss young .lesllfled ihat NBC breach·
T .:.u... A ard ed a 1959 contract by penniWng foreign rus~· w . reruns of sepnonta of her defunct
Bid for School
Newport-Mesa school trustees have
awarded a '812,000 contract to the B. H. ·
' Miller ConstrucUori Q>mpany of Newport
Beach for addltiona to Lincoln Middle
School In Corons de\ Mar.
School offlcllll said the< 12 new
classrooms '"to ·bl completed'. by next
September will enable the a<:hool to bet-
ter aceonunodate an a.,ticlpated enroll·
men! oi 1,150. Architect Jsn Hanoen said
the construction work · abould not in·
tedere wttb normal acbooJ operations
Ibis wlrlter and spring.
Included in the coostructioO project.is a
multi-media center foi' the school's
library.
Mesa Girls Sought
For Basketball Play
The recreation department is now ac-
cepting entries in a Coo!ta Mesa women's
basketball league. The deadline for enter-
ing a team is Jan. "IT.
Games will be played Tuesday niJ<hls
at Costa Mesa High Sc}\ool, with the first
game scheduled Feb. !. .
Team rosters are. "limited to 12
members, The entry fi9:1i1$46 per team.
'For further inlorinat!On ;contact Jim
Erwin at the recreation 'department, 834-5303. .
television series which she appeared as
host. Viewers might not know that the
shows were filmed in the '50s and would
think she Still wears out-of-date styles,"
ehe said.
NBC, which argued that Miss Young's
business manager gave permission for
the reruns, said it would appeal the
decision.
Miss Young's suit · asked for •t.31
million. '
From Pagel
.. ~_!NlTATION ••
Al Hollinden. HThe whole system is so
rotten."
The Fountain Valley council agreed to
hold a special study session after the
sanitation districts' 11ext scheduled vote
on reform Feb. 9.
At the Huntington Beach council
meeting Monday night, Councilman Jack
Green said he was "very skeptical" the
sanitation directors would approve . a
reorganization proposal.
"Jt's the same old arguments -the
south wori't understand the problems of
the north," he commented. "Jf "it went to
a vote it's possible it would pass."
Green reported that Santa Ana and
Orange made the pitch against change.
"They really don't ,want to give up
sovereignty," he added.
Any change would ·reQuire the approval
of the Local ~gency Formation Com-
mission (LAFC) ·and the county
:supervisors.
Councilmen Delay Sbq)d ·
' . .
On Edison Co~ Fee B·oost
Harbor .. • . : : ,
A revised ordinance now proposed by
the district would require hol<f!ng tanks
.snd pump-out capabilities on all vessels
staying in county harbors.
The ·use Of holdihg taaks and provisions
for more pump-out statiom were sup.
ported at today's session as the easiest
and best solutions to the problem.
William Kenton ind Dave Purlias from
a San Diego pump-out station and holding
tank manufact.urini firm diSCt!Ssed ' the
methods of vessel waste ' elimination.
These included holding tanks, purifica.
tion chambers and incineration.
Dawes said it was possible that.JXtaters
may go ahead and put in suggested
equipmeiit, but then find "they don't
meet the stand~ adopt~ later."
Kenton said it could happen with some
systems, but probably not with holding
tanks. ·
He said holding systems ranged in
cost from $25 to more than $100 and ·
pump.out station usually cost ftom
$1,000 to $2,000, Including lnslallatlon.
Pump-out stations are being installed
by cities, harbor departments or priVate
yacl:it clubs· and m.srln.ss, he said. ~
'Ille propooed Orange County. orilillance
woulQ require martnu with more than
ilq f~ls , lo lnslajl JIUl\11>4'1.fa~ili\i'L
Grange . '6-uil~~g.
LoSes ' $ r' Rug
Cooperation for th~f•community good
was a guideline ~ckl,_when ·the Grange
was founded in the farmlands of America
.snd continues today.
Tbe Costa Mesa Grange Hall at 2144
Thurin Ave., is always available for use
by other-fraternal organizations, which
are ,usually grateful.
Grange leader Hugo Belau complained
to police Mo.nday, however, that some in-
grate has stolen the fraternal Grange
rug, a $45 blue and wbite item depicting a
sheaf of wheat.
GEM .TALK
TODAY
by
IT'S A MYTH
Put a watcb on some people and
it' soon stops i'unning. Lef the same
watch ·J>e .worn by someone else
and it runs like a dream. Some
people just can't wear watch••:
' Not true, accorifutg t:O 'the _ez·
pertll The main reais)>n ..yatcbes ~o
not run well for some of µs it lhai
we don't know how lo wind them.
People, afraid of over winding,
do little more than wiggle the crown
a lew time•. •
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The answer for these people Is
In the words of Mayor Robert Wilson,
the Costs Mesa .Cl>IJlCll found itself
"caught betw-a rock and a hard
place."
an electric watcb. It is also -the
Edison srea. Costa Mesa Councilmen 'answer for busy people who foraet
received the Item as a noliee from the to 'wind'thelr watch. ·
Councllmen solved their problem Mon·
.day nicht by agreeina Mt to take a stsnd
yet on a rate change requested· by the
.South_em California Edison ~ny.
"We need more information, • said
·Councilman Willard Jordan.
·Edison Is asking the Slate Pubttc
Utlllties Commllalon (P.IJC) for "'"'11s-
sion to raise Its s"8ndml'rate 1.4 percent
-about seven cents per houlehold, per
monlh, accordinf to city olllci1ll.
Edloou olftcl11i aia aloo• aking the
PUC for permiaion to ralle or tower Its
rates al wtll, whenever Ille l"'lct of fOlliJ
fuel vsrla more lhaa f411t,lltl0.
Both nit c11anps •m to ihe entire
.. . ·-
PUC. and were trying lo decide II they • · · · .
should take. stand before the PUC, YI• carrr a large •election of
"I'm not worried allout the first Plrl el' trl t h · all th top (seven-cent lncreue),11 Wilson ·aaid. '"But .ec c wa c eg m 1 _ • ,
the second psrt gets Into treaties with m~es and styles. Well. ba h~ppy'
other nstlons." -to help you pick the one that will.
The .mayor, who ~ater introduced . a assure y,ou of attractive accurate, re$0luhon condemning whit )fas deacnl>-. '
ed as !he u.s. "no-win policy" in Viet· de~ndablt time.
nam, 1~id : ••J see 1omethJn1 far deeper
here, lrivolvlng foreign pollcy.,we ire not
1wue ol. I c1n'( (0 on record supporting these y0-yo prices."
Al O.ller, dlltrlcl maoager !or· Edison,
aid the com-Is now buylnc tow· .. 11.t. ~ fiiol !rem Iodoaooi• IOd the
".''"' hep clwlcln(· .
•
But, be warned. Nqt only will you
disprove the myth about not beinl
able to wear a watch, you'll alJo
lose yuur ucUBe for beini late lo
appointmenta.
UPtT ...... Sea C'areer?
Valerie Shoen, the first woman
to be nominated for admission
to .the U.S. Naval Academy, ts
caught between classes at the
University of .Michigan. Sire. is
majoring in l(ussian·,.nd think·
ing of he!>omfug s'tale1 Depart·
ment trf1!!9lator.
Frot11 P .. eI
POLICEMAN •• -v. • ~
se~ oiid..Ung with aocuil problems
that breed crime and delinquency ..
11We.doa•t eV"en have an office yet;" he no~. ·saying POOr will estsbllsh one in
eitJ!er-Or~e CoUnty or Marina del·Rey
whD~,~ abd Bolch are in March training.
~-11 years ago, the. Justice
Department panol on which former Coata
Mo.a.· police #el and city m...,er
Attb6r' R. McKenzie served, POST·:ba1
stlPlflft acceie{llted its work Jn the Put
five-1~· . . ' :
RJQUirements for the consultant Jobi wli!i by Allee and i!'olch' Include a
mh11mum of 10 years' police work, in-
cluding two in actual departm~taJ
tra&ling wignments. ·
He developed, for example, use of
vipeotape lesson program.! in Orange
Countx .law enforcement personnel
training cla~s. .._.
College police science students .sre also
given simulated situation training by Sgt.
Allen, who gives them real-life · at·
mosphere.
The squarely-built veteran of 11 years
on the local force , five as a sergeant, is a
real heavyweight beaVy when it cornea to
actin& the role of an assailant ·attacking a
rookie cpp in a dark alley.
They must ·swiftly decide what to do, a
lesson that may be a lUHaver later.
Ha~ .on the Orange 'Coal!, Sgt: ,Allen
Is I mduaie· of Hllllllnti<>ft BtiCh litg~
School' and Orange Coast Cqllege. Hls
new )Ob requires high scholastic achieve-ment. .
He met that with a bachelor'! degree in
criminology from Cal State Long Beach
and iR June he will graduate from USC
with honors and a Master's Degree in
public administration.
Sergeant Allen and his wife Diane ha ve
two d~ughters, Tracey, 8, and Kelley, 8,
and will continue to live in Orange Coun-tx.
·Besides his direct community role as a
Jaw enforcement specialist, Sgt. Allen 1!
active in city affairs such .ss Girls' Club
adviiier and Salvation· Army work.
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Onaui1 b11 charged that free.lanet
pliotogropher Ronald Ga le ti ~ em•
barrassed, upset~ fr!gb.teiie<f ~nd terrified
her, bumped and pusbed her, and hit her
with the 1trap "'-hi• c1q1er1, according
to l"'elrial teslknooy filed todar. In
· fedei'al court.
The testimony was taken in pr vate
.... Jan. 11 as a prelude to a trial on Galella'•
charge that Mrs. On.@ssi• ~arassed him
by )laving his camera smashed by'"'i r ~ . ' \ Secret Service man and on the fonner
First Lady's counter charge of harass-
ment.
He •eeks $J .~ milJion ~ damages and
she seeks $1.5 million.
Under questioning by Galella's at-
torney, Alfred S. Julien, fbr four hours,
Mrs. oriassis · deScrlbed~bow· Galella
followed her, her husband, and children
over·a period of several years ·to obtaill
pictures for varioy.s ·' publicaUons in·
eluding Life magazin~; .
Sbe said abe objected to being
photographed on private occasions such
as taking a walk, ,dining at restaurants, ' . ' and going to the \l)eater. 1 • ~
"It's a reflex riow," she testified. "I'm
always frightened of Mr. Galella." ·
The "frightening'' aspect of the
photographer's behavior, she said, was
his "jumping around" to get camera
ang1es, making continuous gruntlng
sounds, bumping her with his arms .and
legs, and attempting to photograph her
wilh his associate dressed up as Sant.a
Claus.
She said he hung around her Fifth
Avenu~ apartment with Santa ~'for <1ay1,
accosting me and my chl14re1l."
"He said, 'Be nice to Santa, Jackie', 1•
she testified, adding that she was evea
"bumped" by Santa outside the 21 Club.
Mrs. Onassis said she never h.sd com-
plained to police about Galella, but com-
plained to her husband and other escorts.
Asked if her Husband also was frighten-
ed by Galella, ·she replied: "My husband
Isn't terrified by anything."
Three in Auto
Face; Dru.g. 1 ij~ps ; ... .. . ., . ' .. ' '· ~ .,,
Three men halted lor a tr.inc olfenot
In the Cos" Mel! ea Monday night to-
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Orange Cotlnty' sherill's oil~ ~~
ped Into the lnvesticatloft wlien CllP iii·
ficers reported they .had I found "ijn-
phetaminea and marijuana in a.. car tbat·
also contained a 16-yeaJ'-Old runaway &irl
from the Flor:ence Crittenton Home. ~
Held in Orange County Jail on drug
charges are Marines David Kilton
Keenan, 23 and Stephen Thom~ Ory, 19,
both of Camp Pendleton and Lloyd Ken-
neth Newton, 42; of Redondo Beach. All
are charg~ with {>Osseslion of marijuana
and dangerous driigs.
The girl .... turned over lo juvenlll
court auibm:ities: •
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Se lec tio n of First Skylab Crews A~~ked.
\t SPACE CENTER, -trlbuUol!. ,,,_ ... Dr. Joooph
(AP) -Somo mombon of the Clllrlea "Pote" Conrad, a lttnrtn, a. a llllnlclln. and
lpaCO qency IClenct team 41·YlU'Old veteran of thne Paid J . Welts, Ill, i fonnOr Jet
are dlamayed that 1Clentllt-space lllgbta. wu named to pilot and a er on a u I I c a I
aalronallll were lJmlted to COJIUIU!nd the !irlt" ~lab encJneer.
three of the nine crew bertha mlaaloG. Al ccxnmander of Alan i.. Bean, SI, who walk-
for Skylab, on • r b I t I n 1 Apollo a. be WU !ht third ad Ille -with Conrad, !'Ill
laboratory deelpd to lilldJ .:m=an;,::lo:_:wall:::::_:lht=..111t:::;:-::__:llll=.__:._.,.::::=:;nd 11111 -m-the earth with ~ _..,.
and the IUD with !al-.
With l!lm ~ be Dr. Owe K.
Garrloll, 41, who holda a doc-
torate In electrical engineer·
ing, and Jack R. Lousma, 85, I
former jel pilot.
• '!be third crew WW be ~
mandtd by~P.CUT,'9, ' '
a former flgbttr pilot who baa
not flown Into space. His
crewmateJ will be Dr. Ed•ard ·
G. Gibson, 35, who bolds a.
doctorate In eqlneerlng, and
Wllliam • R. J>o&UI, CS, a
former jet pilot. ·
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Preoldeat Nllon will aend
Coogresa' a red-Ink federal budcet Monday ca111n1 for
lpondlng of about $l4S llll1lan
In the liacal year that beltno
nat July JI IOVVllllMllll
-said today. The spending fll1Ve will be
a reconl -u all ,_i
federal budgeta liave been. JI
will show a da1lcll. probably
-$10 blllloa and .. billion, malrlnc ft tht' 12lll
budget In lbt ld .IS ylllw In
which apendlna e I C e e d e d
revenues.
The flnl °"""""' cr:ew II · ocbeduled to apend :II daJI
lboard the Skylab -atartlng neat Ma,, and Iba ...
cond. two crewa art to be
aboard 118 days eecb.· ·
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Poboa Plet
Two youths involved iii
a dream to establish a
new 11master race" have
been charged in plot to
poison Chicago's water
supply. Stephen Para,
18, of Evanston (top)
and Alan Schwander,
19, of Chicago were ar-
rested.
34 7 Said
Massacred
At My Lai
President
·Planning
'011-e-two'
Bui the blgeat lllocbr may
betheadmtnlalrallon'solficW WASHINGTON (AP) .-,
re eat'mat. 'of the deliclt for l'ruldeot Nixon, facing a
the current fllCal year that D e m o c r a t 1 c • c o ntrolled
ends JllllO ao., Government Congresa In lhla election year, aour~ said I! would f1>P $30 bu Invented a new Slate of
bllllori, perbapt ~g cloae the. Union formula: Hit 'em
' to '40 bllllon. · with both barrell.
T r eaauey Undenecrelaty For the !irlt time, Nixon has
Paul Volcker, Iba only 11"1>-decided to report twice this
ranking official !'ho would year on bla plans for dealing
even allude to lhe.'1JIAtt.r In with the mulUple and IROWI~
publJc, told newamen Tuetday Ing llftlblems ol the 50 llatel:
the deflcll for the current -J;'Jrsl, )le will. make an ln-
liacal year would be "u· -State al the Unloo ad-ceptionally large." He would drea to a S en at e • H-0 u 1 e
not cit. 1 speclilc figure. 1eulon at µ:ao p.m. Tburs-
11 ta certain thal the pro-day. Tbe belt admlnlalratlon
,_.., deficit for this year will guess ls that be will talk about ,..._ 30 mlnutea to Congress and a
be the largest since IM5. nationwide lelevlllon-radlo au-Figures In tbe budget will dlence. · ~
show that Nixon, In his lour -Second, he will plaO,e on
yem in office, hu run up a each congreuman'• delk a
great.r toll! of deficit 1pen-wrllt.n Stall of the Union
ding than any president In a message, far exceeding In
single t.rm excepl for tht volume ·-•"·• be coold at-
third t.rm of Franklin D. tempt to ~~i: pmon. Whit.
Rooaevelt which Included moat Houae oources uy tt will be a
of World War ll. bulky document.
The projected defJclls for. Ullnl! lhla one-two fol'll)ula,
the current filca1 year and the Nlxoo hopes to capture the
nett one will be edd.ed to the live TV-radio Audience plus
actual deft~ of #3.t billion reruns on the widely watched
r«Onled bl the filca1 year evening TV news programs
that ended last June 30 and and, at the same lime, leave
the $2.8 billion deftcll for the plenty of fodder for reporters
previous one, Nixon's lint lull writing for newspapers and
liacal year. weekly magazines.
AU Sutl~te
Two pllot-astronauta with
Uttle academic backpmd
and 1 pl\ysiolaJHslronaut
make up the first crew. Each
of the remalnlng two bu an
astronaut with a doctonte tn
engineerln( and two pl!ol-
utronautl.
Uif this ii & eelectlon which
doesn 'I try to get peopla ol
true 1elentlfic lralnlnl! on the
mission, then we're In troa,
ble H Aid 0De IClentilt who l!ad contributed heavily lo the
Apollo moon-landing procram.
·A flight aurgeon Aid more
physlclana should have been
chosen. Much of the Skylab
program Is designed to learn
about the eflecta of '°"I.term
apace travel on the human
body, he u.id, and tubtle
changes not obvious to the
layman could be overlooked by
an utronaut without medical
lrllnlng.
He allO uid a relatively
minor illness that could be
cured by a doctor on b6erd
might lead to a premature end
for I mlsalon.
An utronaut who ae!a>ded
tht aeloctlo!ll said lbeJ' ...,,
"extremely dJffl.cult" becaUle
the piloting skill of Ille
crewmen must balance with
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Spreading
Fire Alarm
W k B "ed Al" · GREENSBURG, Pa. (UPI)
NEW YORK (AP) 4 or ers ur1 Ive -Twomen1Cn111blecllntoan
Reporter Seymour Hersh says elevator Tuetday to warn
a -el Army document puts r<Sldenll of tht ·Albert Perm
al 147 the numbtr of Viel-In: C·ava.:.m" of Trench H~ 1!:~~. ~ '!,'u.; nam_zse civillanl killed in the .._,-floor where the ~WU rag~
11111, My Lit mUllCl'e. Moel I ,. !n1, and tht two )amed to
oollmalel bid been lmder 200. LUBBOCK, ·Tu. (UPI) ~ About live-~ houri death. They were' the • on!J
The bollieo ol tour ...,_ llfl<r the 4 p.m. Tllelday 1"' ns killed In the fire In ~ •• ~~ •. "ltnlctli>D' ~.·~d r re.t" cldent. worbra locatld the ~-e 1 I er n Pennsylvania
twiAWll ...... tlillou llllOl' , n · . li"feel o( i.ll · m bodies ol ~ ~ ·towt(ol·.ta,111111. •
u JOO other•-.chlldna qoneath 1'. °"" 20, and 0UJo Dell!.~ :D. 'Nine -hotel noldenli
and old men were 1llln In a . r«0verecl rooay from the bol-The four man were burled for requ1rec1 bolpllll tteatmenl;
llUl'liy hamlet the AJlle day, tom ol a cam-In -10 houri, .... L.< • four of them belnl ldmltted, ' tz'elt:h. , Fire clllel Hone= Sharp The two cleld' men were
In the l1rst lnlllllment of a Jlllllce of the Peace ClllrlM said the nsitowness of tht Robert ean... 411 a 1w>
tw<>put arll!'le wrltltn for the Smith said.~ four bad died ol lttncb and Ill depth -27 feet dym4n at tht bOtei Uid Adam
New Yorker ·11111utne, Hersh auflocation. . before the cav .. ln -Donofrio, operator' and owner
accuaod the Army of covering Two of the dead men. Eddie prevented lmmedllt. recoveey of a · belutt parlor In the
Muwell, 20, and J av I e r of the bodlet. building · np faclUll mat.rlll about the Sanchez, :15, m lound burled He said It a pp e a r e d "~ two inen Col on tht
aln>cltlel. · In a lland!ig poolllon, thefr ltodrlguez and Momll, whose elevator to warn the people In
Hersh uld Ille civilian death ,arms llnlUDd each other. A bodlet w~ found lying In the the bot.I thal there wu ~
f1cum are conlllned In the mcue aquad uncovered thefr ditch, had realized the walll lire," said Fire Chief ·Edwar<!
\ra!llCrlpt o1 the Army'a My heada about 111 mlnulel Iller were falling and had dived Hutcblaon. "Unlorluna1tlY;
Lit· 1nqu1ry conducled by a the cave-In and ldmlnlst«ed under the scoop of a dJUl!ll the elevator stopped at llie
commluion headed by Lt. resuaclllton for oeveral houri machine. Bui dirt was .packed fourth floor, when the fire
G<ti-Wllllam R. Peen. wllboul auccea. In aolld all around them. wu."
Tbe Peers comml11ton1,;:;;=======================1 iraJ,11cript has not ·been made
~le and an Army sookeaman In Wuhlngton said ~ that there would be
no comment cm any upect of
the 'caae whlle le1al appeall
are pending.
The \rlillCl'lpl shows that
the 1 Army'• Crimin·aJ
InVtlt.JgaUons Division con-
cluded'llfl<r a probe onlered
by jhe commission Iba\ 347 ,
clvUlans dlid at My Lal, ac-
conllnl to Hersh. \
Suspect
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On Self
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Reform Badly Needed
Directors of the Orange County Sanitation Districts
-seven diatrlct., 37 directors as of the last count -
•PP"ll' close to facing up to much-needed reform o.f
their confusing orginizalion.
port, would consolldale the district. into one but reWn
seven special zones which would have separate ~udgets
and tax rates. There would be only 25 directors -one
from each city and eacb sanitary cllJtrlct plua one cou,,.
ty supervisor.
• The need for cbange is twofold. First, the number ot dtrectoi:s makes for an unwieldy govemine body.
Secondly, the fee sln!cture for directors is illequltable
'llld more th~ a trifie ludicrous.
Just how unwieldy the ,Present makeup is showed
clearly last week when the directors agreed to delay for
another month a decision on a reform plan suggested by
a special committee. The vote cime out 16-15.
This Wj)uJd avoid the duplication in fees. It would
cut the representation of some cities -notably New ..
port Be.ach and Huntington Beach, wbich presently have
lour and three directors respectivelr. But it would make
f~r a more efficient county operation and some reduc·
tion of local representation seems inevitable if that pur-
. pose is to be achieved.
The way the fee structure works is this: Each direc·
tor is paid '50 tor each lileelilig, usually held monthly.
But l2 directors sit on more than cine board and althou~h
the joint boards all rMet at the same time they are p11d
$50 for,each board they represenl
Under this system, Robert Batlin, as chairman of
the Board of Su)>Orvisors sat on all seven district boards
last year and picked up $350 a meeting while Ed Just,
mayor of Fountain Valley and chairman of the joint
boards, also eams '350 a night, for be also represents.
all seven boards.
Such a setup carries potential for scandal. Dele-
ptes are appointed by mayors and in some cities a '
councilman running for miyor can seek votes for his
candidacy by promising sanitation directorships to his
colleagues for su~porting him for mayor.
. Two revampmg proposals are getting serious con ..
s1deration. One would consolidate the districts into one
district with operations, maintenance and capital costs
being split evenly. A drawback of this plan is that ii
would mean lowering tax rates in some districts and
raising them jp others.
Another proposal, wbjch ap,pears to have more sup·
Homicide and
Suicide Are
Mirror-acts
llivariably, when some young man ts
........,. for wantooly -~maclering a
110i.,,...'1 child, or his i!rl lriend, or
eome members of his family, everyone
wbD knew him expresaes incredu1oua
aurprise. .
0 He was such a quiet lad," they always
uy, uvery polite and obliging. He never
11ve anyone .any
trouble at all. I can't
belleve it."
I I • I utanlshin&
w poycho1"1ic11iy
percepllve most are about olh-
personalities.
1 seem to have their impr ....
·on of "killers"
• m lri' fDms Or fiction, where the e:rer has a wild Jook in his eye, or
around sneeril& and tipping over . s.
,..Jlr 75 Pl!llCENT of all bomlcid"
~va~" ·-'&bat ls, rommitted not
a strang« but by some friend, ac. tance. or member of the family.
unlar alcohol la involved, usually
perpetrator ii someone who has
WQS been quiet, restrained, and con-
att.
: What the French call crime passloael
• violence for emotional gratification,
not for &ain -may be compared to a
• iler explosion. lf the personality is
ssed, if the ·stelll\ has no escape
•Ive to release t6e build-up or pressure,
n the docile and courteous person may
pt in a frenzy.-o! vjolence and commit
T me wapeak'ble crime that seems
Uy "out of character."
11IE MORE THAT psychologists study
twin acts of homicide and suicide, the
f Dear
·Gloomy
Gus
candidate Bologh announced he
won't sit at the aame campaign
table with candidates Mayor Wilson
and A. L. Pinkley because he can't
compete with their civic know-
ledge and ability. It now seems
cle.ar th~t the new campaign align.
men! will be the Bologb.SL Clair
duo. -A. M.
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. ' more they seem to resemble each other
as mirror.acts. The homicide is pro-
jecting his suicidal impulses, just as the
suh;;ide is introjecting his mW'del'OUI 1nr
pulaei. It might almost be said, without
too gross a violation of the facts, that the
emotional murderer kills to avolCI suicide,
aild the .suicide· kills himself to avoid
murdering.
At any rate, the personality structure
behind many , if not most, of such crimes,
has a startling uniformity of behavior :
mildness, tractability, see.ming respe ct
for others, regularity of habits and con·
cealment of moods beneath a quiet ex •
tenor with a penchant for privacy. (Now,
please, don't reverse this proposition
absurdly: most people who are mild and
tractable are not latent murderers, by
any means.) -
SURPRISINGLY en o u g h , stalistics
show that the majority cf "juvenHe delin-
quents" do not go on_ to adult' crime, at
least of a violent nature. These
youngsters who act out their problems
tend to work off their aggressions
through the escape valve. It is the ones
who build up a full head of steam without
finding a way to release it who surprise
all their neighbors some fine spring
morning.
The signs are all there, from early on,
If you know how to look for them. But
nobody bothers to Jook at someone who '
•·never gives any trouble" until the troU·
ble is strewn all over the bloody room.
11ill Mauldin ·Remini-sces
Bill Mauldin at IO! Not likely. Mauldin
ill always be the impish kid cartoonist
ho in his Jlo still lool<ed 11. the irrev-
creat.ar ol Willie and Joe, the Gl's reme, first in the 4Sth Infantry
lilion News then Stars and Stripes in
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t some sentimentalists refer to as snobbery tn being a well-known enlisted • he lut good war." man "protected," in a sense, by famous
But 50 he ls, a quarter century and correspondents, and with his own soaring
removed from those rough if often reputation back in the U.S.
ant days. In a book of Mauldiri's narrative bristles with anec·
miniscucts, "The Brass Ring" Che dot nd d ho it "a IOrt or memoir"), he ·talks es, a rea ers w were the military
himself, his career and how it of the I~ will relish these. Like the
• It is a very American document 1 tim'! after the Sicilian invasion when the
of Horatio Alger 11,_, In which ;,..e Hearst newama.n, MJke Cinigo. stumbled _, into a command bunker -ol the llalisn
Mauldin arowinc up in the ltJOs on · ·artillery. Mike, who was of Italian des· ,..., in IOUlhern New Muico IO poor ic1t be joined the high scbocil RO'rC cen~ p' eel up the phone just for the bell
..,._ It solved a clothing problem, ol it and ordered all unila to bold their 1irt UDlll lmlher notice. And It worked.
A lllGll SCHOOL ~ he braved
jC>PI cl Qllcqo anil art lchooL llis
"*9 c:arlooiillll and young BUI ..-adwd to join the rants ol the
el -· lie joined the 4Slh Infantry tile war, and by coll1 It hlppeoecl.
• ..... u the d!Vlslon paper's car-
,,..... IJfl bl'uh, Impish satire
llll troilpa and upset the braH.
t9lllhl the eye of the noted
Ill. Ernie Pr.le; then to Stars
and ....... ebr•ted lnddents
lptiiili1,.M11a war with ienerol Geo110 m .ii. celebr6d lilllen who
'P I' ,., -ol mWtary ... llP ...... lolab.
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MAULDIN concludes this "aorl of a
memoir" at the _., end. 1 wish he had
txoucht the story mon to the P<Uenl :...
hla civilian pollUcal ~. his
cove.rage of other wara, hli Pulitzer
Priles and the like. But whit is here is
bouncy, poignant Ind l\J1llll' stuff, ii·
luttrated with photographs and, of
course, cartoons.
11te one, for Instance, where the
bedraggled, unkempt Willie and J .. are ,
stopped by • young American MP ofllcer
and Willie says : "Them buttons w11 abol
off when I took this town, 1ir." t thinlc the
,,......, .--would like l~ too •
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Election Is Nonpartisan
City council fever is rising to a hot pilch in Costa
Mesa as candidates line up for the April 11 election.
Before candidates carry themselves too far a few points
out to be clarified.
Two men -Theodore C. "Ted" Bologh and Lewis
Bowden -:-have annou~ced that they will run as Dem·
ocrats. Th~s 1s a nonpartisan race and party politics don 't
belong in 11. Fortunately the Democratic Party has in no
way endorsed or indicated support fpr either candidate.
The April election looks like a spirited one. That's
good. A number of men and women appear 1 ready to
challenge the incumbents and it's always healthy to
have an electio.n wilh; touJh competition.
. ~ al~ candidates and incumbents stick to issues and
pol1c1es tt could be one of Costa Mesa's best election
years.
Voters. ho;ovever, will play the biggest part in the
camp11gn. Don t forget, Feb. 17 is the last day you may
register to vote in the April 11 city election.
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Group Photo 'Too .'Milcll Trouble' for Court
Shabby Treatment of New
To the. Editor:
Let me join you in bemoaning the
"rather savagely and sha bbHy dispensed
with" ceremony oi the march to the
Plaza of the Flags for the newly
naturalized citizens afler the naturaliza·
tion ceremony in the county courtroom.
(DAILY PILOT, Jan. 15, "New Citizens
Looe·Out to U.S. Expediency?")
I HAVE ALWAYS been pleased ·to see
your articles and pictures of our new
citizens and it is pleasing to see people
who believe enough in our system to re--
nounce their native lands and adopt the U.S.A. '
( , " ' "' MailhoJ!:
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Letters 1rom readers art welcome.
Normally writers should convty thttr
~1.sage1 in 300 tDOTd& or les.s. The
nght to condense letters to fit space
or eliminate libel i.t reserved. AU let·
ters murt include signature and maU.
ing addreu. Out names mat1 be tDitJi..
~eld 01I Ttque!t ~f .ufjicie-nt reason
is apparent. Poetry will nOt bt pub+
li$h<d.
satisfaction in the results of the coun-
cilmanic election. I can understand why
she is happy~ with the outCQme, though.'
Mrs. Smi~ opposed incorporation, and
two council members were elected on a
no vote. I. and many of my neighbors
feel the city of Irvine would have much
greater pctential if all our councilmen
and.women really wanted a city.
I WOULD LIKE to commetlt on Mrs.
Smith's views of local issues:>
Citizens
' . vy of others, but J could make some
mon,.ey." I presume that it is all right for
the Irvine Company to control the city as
long as "the proper management11 is in
control. By this, does she mean her
·people?
The final point I would like to raise ls :
If .Joan Irvine Smith is so concerned
about the city of Irvine, about protecting
its residents, ·and is nostaligit: about the
property, why dOesn't she return here to
live, get ~volved d\rectly in community
affairs, and ruo for city council herself
. tbe n<xt time around! If she's not willing
, to be a resident of Irvine, I'm ..al wWIDC
to have her interfere~ my civic affairs. Perhaps we need some fresh judicial
blood,A liUle publie.Qiofloy-..V~an
sentiment is surely not too big a problem
for our judicial branch of government to
Tu.es: ·We all hope the new city council
doEi not allow taxes on property to
become confiscatory. However, thanks to t~e anti~incorpof.ationists, we were and
ar~ in danger · of not maintaining the hr
, . ' tegrity of our industrial tax base. U ibis~ ::.
berJng service, we studied the situatlbn · happens, then our taies will becoine l'Ono-
MRS. SHIRLEYP.ETERSON
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very careffilly. 'Ibe need for this was ap. fiscatory.
<;!JRTIS CAMPBELL parent, the way crime la ,on the increase. Schools: Until the slate of Callfomi• Prlso1t G ... rds
· .. ~he police tw:Ucopters were a l4fge in· chang~s clts regulations reaarding acbool1' :Tc the' Editor:,
DAll:.Y (PIWT ,.county courthouse vestpi~t.,·nus system provides an in· r~s, all new areas will have a ,problem . · 1 . ·
display.
reporter Tom Barley reported in a ex~s1ve way to greatly increase the or . overcrowding. Moraiortums 0 n 1 • ,On Pri500 ref«m, while. we pk:k,~Plrt
Pilot Logbook Jan. 15 that the Su.Per· helicopters' effectiveness. building are not the answer. Wi~ and psycboanal~.the. br~ of the~
ior CouTt administrator said it .. is too fcundation counts , no monies a vantqfd..,poor and minoritiel Wbl,-(most
much troubLt" to assemble the new TRE SIZE, 13 by 24 inches, proved to forthcoming from the state ·for ·JcbOO )Ofterr) find tbeinselves ~"'Prison
citizens and shepherd them to the be the most practical as they must be Mrs. Smith also said overcroWdingwaJ" , waUa,~whJ not ~ ablut ~teatalation
plaza end the waiting cameras. Pre· readable from an altitude of 1,000 fee t. the crux of her concern over in~ .. ' , ma11:ing it , mafidl&oi-y tmt :atr.. l»fison
siding Judge Bruce Sumner had de-The material, a styrene plastic, proved lion. People with children· would sWI ~ undergo p s y c h l at r I c ex·
cided, he said, to dispe?l!t with the mo.st satisfactory as it will not fade, reove to this school district, City Or not l 1m1aatklll «1 a yearly basil?·
plaza photograph and instead would crack or be affected by the weather. +. •We •m. all too late, that it t.akeamuch
· a1lthorite picture-t.aking during the Most lmpo~t, we a1,ays place them MASTER PLAN : I do not care to more than .a pant witb a 1ua in bU hand
actual courtroom ceremont1 -an im-on the backside of the building thus mak· , Mrs. Smith develop what she tbinks a to quell tbt Oamli of violence · at t
passible feat where a large group is ing it impossible to see from 'the street. "proper muter plan." In no way ii she prison.
involved. The DAILY PIWT has long On each business or home, the utmost qualifif.d to do this. And the residenll of
lisU?d all 1tew citizeru and supplied cate is taken to keep the numbers from Irvine are the only people who knop whit
each with a free print of the group being obvious from the ground. In ad· they want the city to ~'1~plains
photo. dition to this, we used the most attractive aboUt the overloading of 430,000 people. I
-Editor styl.e of numbers we couJd find. have wondered about the mathematics of
ftehal>Uitatlon Bouse
To the Editor:
We are most apprecia tive of the
wonderful and instructive .article which
appeared in the Women section of your
newspaper not long ago about our
rehabilitation house.
It seemed worthwhile and productive,
to say the least, to devote the entire page
to the central theme of alcoholism. Dr.
Schneider 11nd Marcie Tomayo are both
well known to us at The Villa and the
space given to them was also ~ery well
done.
THOSE OF US who see much of this
disuse are relieved to see that it is
fin11ly being acknowledged an d
discussed. We are certain this is the best
way to come up with more and more
answers and insights cegarding the
prevention of the progression, and that is
always our most immense hope for the
future.
PHYLLIS DAVIS
Director
' The Vitia
Santa Ana
Belicip$ Alil
To the Editor :
Ja~ ~r.Yth:e~:. 8f::li!:1:~
which he either failed to mentim or wu
not aware of.
Before we stsrted lhil nJOftop D11111-
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Dear Geor1e :
Do you lhlnk a newly married
man has a ·right to Nie the TOOi!
and be clomlnlnt?
TED M ..
Dear Ted M.:
Well, )'ti, I do. llClt J"U should
have ~ht cl lhal before you had
to move out Iulo the chicken c:oop.
c0o troublel trouble you? s1n1.
baby, .... Of ....... you 'll tooll
pnllJ llllJ, ...... -JOU
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J personally feel that if this. system . this concern. The Pereira Plan she Yi so
prevents one' burglary or saves ene life it much in favor of provided ·for a 10,0ol>
will be worth the effort. ' acre city, with 100,000 people ·projected.
STEVE LAUBLY This ts 10 people to an acre. Tbe present
Joan Irvine Smith
To the Editor: ~
As a resident of the 'new city of Irvine,
I am becoming increasingly impatient at
the amount of news coverage allorded to
Joan Irvine Smith and her "concern''
with our city. Mrs. Smith can fight all the
batUes she wishes with the Irvine Com-
pany -that is of no coocem to me . But
my city, and its success, is of great con-
cern to me.
Many residents do not share her
plan calls for a 54,000 acre city, with
430,000 people Projected. This is less than
eight people to an acre.
Coastal Sector: Again, the residents
are the ones to make the decision on
whether or .not to include this' p~y
in the city. Also, U It la included, the cily
council' will have a say in Irvine eom.
pany plana for the area,.
COMPANY .CONTROL: Mrs. Smith Is
against. the Irvine C<jmpany "controlling
the city." Yet she says uwith proper
manqement ,ft could have not onJy a
· superb master p!an·tbal would be lbe' ..,.
Another Joe M~Carthy?
The Dally Callforalaa
El Cajon
Rep. John Schmitz, R-Orange County,
\\·ho misrepresents some parts Of the
Inlapd Empire in the House of Represen-
atives, apparently desires to be the
resurrected Joe McCarthy of lhe 19708.
He bu labeled Dr. Henry Kls~er.
national security' adviser to President
Nixon, a security risk becaUse ol his ••pro-0nntnunist'' view and auocialions •
Followlng the McCarlbyltt style, he blnts
thal he ha1 proof to •-•liata his
charaes but, for some mysterious rtaSOn,
can't reveal Jt.
EVD SINCE PRE8JllSNI' Nlx<11 .,.
nounctd hll fortbcominl vlsll to Red
Cllilla, Schmits has been In a rage. Tbe
rl1k1 are too l'eat to opehly challqe
the President, who happens to be one of
the C<JncreSlman'• constituent., so Schmits ha& copied the deplorable
Mc:Clrthyltt tactic ol dlacredlllng ,.. cl
Mr. Nliron's ll)Oll lrullad •d•lsen.
UntU Mr. Schmlts reveals the source of
his lnfonnaUon, we are enUtled to
diamill his Cbar&OI II the fanllals ol I
crank wllo 11 dilpleuod b7 Mr. N-'•
tlfDrll to utablllb ..... -N111bi1 lritll I lqlime ........., .. 11111 D-
prove the chances for world peace.
For all we know, Mr. Schmit.z may be
relying on the dingbat distortions of the
John Birch Society -of which he is a
member -that regularly appear in that
kooky journal, American Opinion. The
fact that Mr. Sclunlll boull ol bis
membership in the lraternlty ol fright·
peddlers hardly Is 1 toolimonial to his
abllity to separate fact from fiction . t
DR. KISSINGER'S repul-u •
scbolar in the field of lnttroall<llal al·
falrl has been well estabU-, ml hil
loyalty to hi• country ... -......
(Jlleslioned. Toi fact tbal he -Ille
...... ideal on ...... poUoy 11 a -dllluWld to Mr. Si:hnilll ml ollllrl qi •
lift mfad, wllo preler Teddy -velt
bomblll and 11bemlt11in1, d o u n ' I
Justify a return lo clJarlCler a111111Da·
tton Which remains u -l&llle 111111 .,
our recent pa1t.
If Mr. Schmits can praHDI ~"' •f1UllM!llll .lnlt the ........... ..
with Rad Cldna, he la floe ID • 10. 1111
he should not try to COlll1ll&lld lllelltlon
by l'Ol9rllng to vlc1oul _, and
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noUUq .... u... .... :dam ''..W.C." wllldl-·· '¥ .... _, .... ............
A GUARD; OR ...,_ having atiy af.
filiaUon 'Wbataoever ' with P1W9ners,
should be very corefully chosen, Wllb the
cblef prerequisite being that we ha..,. the
capacity to match his lremendoul ability
to put dOwn with his equally lmpottant
com~ for his fellowman. If there
were more guards with a genuine cobcem
for these men on an indlvldufl basis.
there would be no need to resort lo the
gun. , I
Justice
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lellevllll, Ku., Telalcope: "llllYl>e It
would be a •gooc1 thing to have a wmnan
oo the SQpmne Court. It aeemJ to118 that
*t"°al ~lslons made In the put-Id
have been better, ii they bid jllllcban&ed
their minds." -
Jackloa_, Miu., News : 1'Capital~sh·
ment is when the government ~ you
to get capital so that it can p lnta
business in competition with YOO. and
then taxes the profits on your b~ ia
order to pay its losses.'' •
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