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Home My WebLink About1972-03-14 - Orange Coast Pilot• • ' ' • • • • uetion Sought • ' . ,, , ••• ' .. • Nudists P•i Ont ' . I • . • Weleonte Mat· r I . • • I .. , ,. \, ' . . ' . ' ~ ,,. \_M. . . . ) ,,.,.,...,.r,...,;.., ) ' I. ' . ,. • • • • .. . Medieal Pra~tiee Bid hy Dr., Fineh· ·' .. ' ic' • 1s ·ease. ' . " ! . ,, .. - OU- . ' . ' ' . - ·owt tJnde ' . ' . . . . ·N·ud·isis~ to, . . ' . Open · ····.~1, .. , .. :~a~tin~ I : r • ' ' ·Parks to Public " By LEE BYRD WASHINGTON (AP)· -America's organized nudists ho~ to get more in the pink by going public this year. They're opening their parks to almost anyone with an interested eye and the cost of admission •. :You -don't even ·ha~e to take your .c10thf11 of( Wtless you 've Sot the stomach for it. It may sound like a ripoff, or maybe a: put-on. But the American· Sunbathing' Association, representing some 13 0 , r'ludists'clubs with 20,000 members .across the natipn, couldn't be more serious. "I'm quite proud," says .PresidenS Robert G. Johnston. "We've decided to come out of the woodwork and operate~ ,. . competitive recreatiooal facilities rathet1 than cults or1 pbiloaophical· retreats .. We're lnvitiilg the public.to come visit us . . just as they might visit Disney World." •.iu i111 ·of 'Jtle~cla : .,. j ~ ~ said that .Marcll,'c~iiiil'.ih ~;,;·non~ gb'es .. oiit:like a limb.l.Jill ; '! Ailen,-a•stewardess, has her -.ands f\11\ of ,~. "I:he ol~;a~ag~·d'"l'?n't i llMm to hold true for the Orange Co11t ar,a, anywar, Tb~. ~pth ~started off warll(.and ·~_,and .Qlf r~nUY, been,p!~g~ed W<th1 lqw . clouds and chilly f . ·Whenrsfthl lamb, '"1lyway! · • ,, . . . I ·. • f inc'h .Ci:v~i·~F~t .. No~;· . ~ • ~n M ~~p.~J;tt:.,i~e.~'3 · {ljd : :JEFFERSON CITY,(Mb.' tAPl •.:: i!Jf.. F'mcll,' lc:Gtiid.G ift.r thfe. sp0c. R. · Jlirnard Finch has been cfenle!I . a .' '.~lar lill lAn&elis ·1!'1!111 of, "illing .his 1~ to practice as· an anestheaiok>giit · wife .in t•, wu subject of a '.'eekend ·ti..' •--~ f H """Arla meeting of the board, John A. Helley, ei-b)' T ilAlte ~· ~ ea-": . ; . _ ecuUve oecretary, laid Monday. 1 • • ~ ~, 'lbe board"s ttenial was· .Wted on an Oil. Cleanup ' 'Slam ,..opiniclll..llf ~·· •tlonliY general · , , 1 • I ~ding no Giii ...id practice lnedlclne in • ..:... · llil -wllba!rt a atate llcsise, which ALAMEDA (Yn! .... OU,1pllled d1lrln( PW!t-not hove llld baa not IOllChl. a llielinti -•!Ion, of the ....... alt carrier ·, Tiie board coalmiled the •dlo"1!Mtlqa ~ Mklawy wm !'lot 111'8 to ~bl,dQalo .., -II• pan of u.,1,practiqe of ~ up Ille Cout Goard laid llonday, medlcme. . A-4,0ao 11Uon1 of oil ll)lllled-Iilo.... Jllndo 'ii working at ail, Eldorodo ""1 1t the Alaineda N1Y1l Alr Station Springs hoopital while 111 (llrOle !nm luitclay before It was contafail',, IMl CllUomla. He wu' potiled l a 11 Qlemlca! Co. ii doing the dllllllP opera-, , November fn>m the Ollllonda INUludoa llon. fbr Men. In Chino. • Not · that ASA figures to outstrip Dis~y'a cartoon character! as a vaca.., · tlon 11ttraction. But the new open-door policy announced Monday "is a goal we've been bUilding toward for several years ....,. . "lll!lll ~~le_ by the public's Increased accept.anc!· of nudify," said JohnStOn. ' JobnSton'said all ASA clubs, 80 percent; or the nudist organizations in the Unltecf States, have agreed to the plan. "But pr;obably only three.-fourths of them will be as cordial at first as I'd like them to be," he added. Visitors· will be charged about IS per laltllly at most laclliUes, be said, with no reductions. for siogle men and women . And 'Jack Jack!On, ASA adve rtising director, ci.UUobs that 0 the guys who just walk up and say "I wanna look at naked Jadiea' are. going to be Crowned upon •.. 1 ~ J.. ' • ' ' Navy Names , . Paci f ic Chwf WASIIlNGTON (AP) -Vice Adm. Noel Gayler, a pioneer Navy jet pilot, today' was named com· mll1Cler-~ of U.S. 1orca In the Poctflc area. Gayler, 17, heads the National Security Acmcy, a code-<rocklng -orpnballon with bead-quarlln II n. Meade, Md. lie wfll ........S Adm. John· S. McCain Jr., who will retire thil turmr1er. . --- • ' "Still," he said, 111 don't think we need the. careful screening we've relied on in the pail. The Holiday Inn doesn't. screen guests, sO why .should we? But we do in- vit~ the ~en to bripg their ~~lfriends." Johnston, a 53-year-old personnel of. ficer 1or a large firm' in'Los Angeles, j>redicts the new policy·-coupled with a new adver-tising campaign and publica· tion of a guidebook complete with maps ":' will · spur gtowth by 25 percent this year. And that, so to speak, ·would be, quite a take off. •"Dare to go Bare," begins one ad scheduled to run neU month in a national women's magazine. "Nudists arm't mt.I .,... they're limply a slice of humanity who have learned that 'naked' is the world's gr:eatest comriton. denominator." · • The ASA, based 'in Orla~, Fla., llflo has published thousands of boolllels aimed at ansWerlng ·_some of the most- freque,nt questions from· the1unexposed - quesUohl like "How does It feel the first time?"· ~ "Like jumping lilto a swimming poo(" is the answer. "Shocking for the.first 30 . aecond's, coriilortable · ind soothing' from then, on." · , ' Donald K. "Deke" SIJyloij, 48,- the only. orl~inal astronaqtwbo has never-flown in apace; wai placed back on fiyijig stalu1 Monday after, .being irounded for a . heart-murmur. The ' chancel, of ~ f!ying in sp~c~ soon are slim since the1 Apc>:llo progt'.a,m1is al most 0•1r.1nd the first 1,Vf Skytaqs;~y~ already 1 been. manned. " • 1 • i • Compulsory Health P~n Offered I or Calif ornfu ... . ' SACRAMENTO (AP) - A compulsory fl .5 billion-a-year state medicaJ in- surance plan for all cilllornians was pro. poled today by Sen. ·George ·Moscone. It w~ be financed by new • state payroll deC!uctions pl115 extra new employer ~ymeilts. . · n... San . Francllco O.mocrot's pion · would, in effect, merge pnosent stale• and c:oanty medical 111lstance program lnlo a new program to provide free ·medical care lot all Cllil<rnlans. · It would result In an ezpanded Medi· cal program !or an ca!Uornlam. · lll0oc0ne'1 plan 11 certain to r.celve the vigorous Ofll>Olltlon of Rtpubllcan Gov. Ronald Reqan, who ha• already labeled auch comprehensive health plans 11 1'soclallzed medicine." The proposed new payroll deduction• ... ,, ., , would equoi 3 per<Ont of 11'111 Income !or wage earners maklng •10,000 a year or more. The rate WOUJcl ~ 1 percent below 15,000 ea(nlnp ond I pei:cenl f• workera earning 15,flOO to. $10,0llO a year. . That Would mean new weekly deduc- tions of $2.illl. to ~.77 for•penoni arnlric •t0,00!) ·a ye1r. · 1 , • • lD '1ach 1eatfg6ry,_ t1ie emPto;et11· tai would be three t1mea Ille einploye'a deduction • ' • . ' . ' The proposal 'fould pr:ovlde run medical, denial,. drug and ~pftalillllon care, up to llO days a year per gerlOll of mr1hlg hoiite care ind up . to IS daY• hospitalization per year • !<it paychlatrlc care. / , It would oullaw other cutoffs, waWnc period• and copayment charges ~ (See HEALTH, P ... II • • In :C~µnty By IWDl,NIEDZIRl.llll .... llM! ... .... . MllllDno lit ......... ~ Jn OrUp CounlJ 111111 ~ .. Soulhem Callfmda m!Dlleo have been placed Under federal quarantine todly to hall ~ of ·the exoUc Nawcut1e'1 di.le"ale. ' \ Cooinl)' .~o(llc;Iala.loow11a, -quick to point out that the Dapai-1( Air!Cl!lttue-lntpooed.q-Ine -'\"I .constjtut1 a·wblfc bealth problem. !'.. . "Thll. ii IClr)' only to chltten ownin, • oald Dr: ·Joint l'bilp, Onnce CoUl!ly health olllcer lhlll morntiig, .. ~. dJaeue has .been 11nJUnd for 1 1ona·1111'9 llld K'a bad 1nr cldc-beci,.. U., die. Bui there ll aliloluleJy no.danpr 'ID human belnp." Tho quarantlno clnler, lmpoaed M ... dsy, l lilo lllacta San Btmardlna Rlvenlde, Sula Barabara Ventura. IM ~tlea San Diec• llld hnperlal eoun. Ila: • . ., • u permlti Ille -ol iieaIU,, Dve poullry lo ol•!lhl« p1an1i Unde atata ............... IDd allct ~ ---"~ poultry "'1fcb bu ..._ '-al ... ~ton. . - r Qtller,riM!',_ Ille· .-andao. hi••· '' ,( .... "'OIU'llV. .... 1) • ' l . ;Oraafe Ci1194 1 . ' 1t'~r -, A laYfl' GI -aJr II. apect. i ed to -the ~e Coul In low cloudo .111<1.i..:.icatn .W-day. Inla!l!I __ wfll .gel • lltUe llllllhlne, ho....,, llfPo • 'wec1nesc1ay &round u . i-1ML > JN lil ToDA'Y Tcnnenft I at '"'° diffCMU c .... 1 communttw thffttr1· t ·we~- •nd liihU. tloo otlkr loeol ·-alio mow lltOlr cteln<b. Sci &-.,. tertai...-, Paot-.is. ~.~ ..... l c ..... ,. ... =,-1: --. ·-. --. Co ., ,. --. ....... ...... ' . ... .,, ...... . ·-••11 .............. ' ;,;,..,;., ;;;, ;,;I l II ._.._ M • --.... _.... ... ,, ,_ . ,,..... .. -. .......... _.. ......... --. • ' .. • • ' • " O/.ILY PILOT S T"""'" Morth 14, 1972 ' . . ' . . . ' ' ' . ' . ,M1tchell Ins~st·s He H.ad No ITT _Connect1~n • • • • . Trio LearMd • • -.Ai*raoa publbbed a ....,. bf ao m Jalllolllt llDU1f Ibo l1T •Ht. •-wllh a purported l1T -bid, -bimleJt "Jo the --t or fltlO,eot to omdtrwrlte the coov ..... (Alldenoo'• "''W1)11 •JlllOl'I rqularly on the tdltorlal plage of the DAILY PILOT.) Mitchell previously luued t w o itatamenll whlcb deal! with the thr .. JIO!nll. ~{loo polnl Pertained Jo the litigation olarted by Ille Justice Department'• AD&ltru1t DtviaJon, when he wu 1ttorney 1eoeral. 1galn1t ITr. ' Mttchell aaJd when lhe l~sl or the thr,. Mt.Ill In the cae reached the 1lage for 0Gllllder1Uoo by the attorney general In ~pril !let, "I d1Jq\181ilied my1<1f on the ..-lhal mr former law !Inn had .. -- Wr-0ng Lesso-,i .. • . '... • J. li,eld by Police · court action was P,ending today awainst one adult and a lriq of Newport Beach )'Olltbs wbo aUepdly trted lo Jam the ll· lldl"biS and outs of burl)ary by JohllDe a poUci..poDIOred law enforcement Ex- plorer Scout Posl. • ' dnne JeraJ work for ... or rIT'• re ..... lallfto -li.rold ~ l1T 11lbsidlarles." • pmldeot; J'tllx Robatyn, and Mn. Dita Aller Iha! dali!, Mlldlell oald, all mat. BeOrd, l'IT'I Washlngtcn lobbylal. ·tan pertalnJnc to the m 11111 rtlled r. llllchell aaJd he mel with Geneen the hands or Rlc:hanl G1 Xlelndlemt, i"wlct, onco at a aodaJ dinner at the deputy . altoroey 1awal, and Richard Wblk HOUIO and the other lime In a McLaren; .. lalanl attorney &lftfl'tl In , b-meeting in his ollica Jo dlocual chlrge of the dlvlalon. the overall antltrtul policy ol the Justice ''I did not communicate with them," he Department with regard to con- s aid . "'Mley did not communicate with glomerates. me. J wu not infoiined. of the proa:re11 of "The pending 1Tl' lltlgaUon was not the litigation or negotiation between tbe di3cuased at tttla meetina," Mjtchell department and l'.M'." • emphasized. AnOlher point had lo do with hll con-He aaid he had met with Roflalyn lour tacts with representaUves of m . limes during 1'71. "At no time have I talked to •ny But "none of thele meetin1s had ripreaentatlve of rrr or any of itg anything to do with m 1ind the sublidiarlel concerning the lltJ&atioa or department'1 Jltlgation q:ainst 11T wu the aetUement negotlaUons," he NJ4, ~ never m~tloned or dlacuued," be Aid. lie llld that baled on qie recordl (If his Mitcliell al!O r<COW1tad his meeting office be had contact with three m May 1 with Mrt. Beard, whose memoran- Two Ways on Water dwn linked the 'out.of......t m aet. ilement with the ' ~· pill'• parted llnanclal cuaranteo !or the GOP conveatlon In Aucust. He uld when Mn. Beard a~ him at the txecullve manalon of former Kentuctr Gov. Louie B. NUM durin( a Kentucoy Derby reception and supper. he advlled her that he had dilqualllled h1mself from the antitrust case ''and NJU!d not and would not di!<uS5 It with her. "I suggested that the proper course would be for the appropriate people repreaenlinl J1T to take it up with the appropriate people In the Justice Depart- ~Dt." said Mitchell, reputing his ataite- ment of Feb. 29. "A few minutes liter, Mra. Beard ap- proached me qain on the subject mat- ter, I believe twice, and I npeated my d .. lrt not to dlacuas the subject mau.r and advised her that I did not appeedalol h<r pressln( lhe subject." A third poln~ Mitchell Wtf, ralatea te the ltleclion ol San Dle10 as the lllol the convention. "I was not involved In any way In any negotiations which led to the aelecUon -of San Diego as the site of the convention by the Republkan National Committee," he sa id. "I have never talked to aqy representative of fJT about the Sib Diego site or any matter relating thereto. "I h'ave never talked to the deputy •~ torney general or the assistant attorne)' general· in charge of the 1ntltrust divtaion abOut tbe San Diego convention ot anylhlng relating to discu.ssions at negotiations with rrr or any o~ tta 1ubefdiaries." ! Radio. Claims Hussein Pact ' With Israel GAILY PILOT Stsff """' ' BEJRUT, Lebanon {AP) -Iraqi radlo reported today t h a I King Hu....In cit Jordan reached 1 peace agreement wltll Israel that would turn the occupied west bank Into an autonomous Palestintaa itate federated with Jordan. They were never .ctually accepted into the ranb but allowed lo attead meHlnp u police -""·their practl¢ •• pllcatlon-t~::;iu;;.,· "iii what happens ~ Y~. gel caugbl. lberill's 'depllllea tipped olf by an ln- fqrmer about the impending lnduatrlal pWil barllarJ -.... .,. ,.... ii on lo Newport Beach police. A Ion~ sailboat ls caught between two racing shells In the North Lldo Channel near the Bay Club. Both apparently are getting where they want to 10, tBou&h WI.th vaatly different speeds -and expenditures of energy. Calm water and 1 nice day are friends to both philosphies of what constitutes boating fun. • The royal palace in Amman announced earller that Huuein will make a stat. ment of "tremendous impcrtance" Wecf. nesday concerning the west bank region, seized from Jordan during the 1967 Mld- dle East war. One or three original E•plortr ap- pUcanla was rejected because be wu 1 ovorwei&bl, but the other two-allegedly lrylgg I<> crack p0Uce radio cod-. ·and pick up befplul ~ lnformallop - came lo meetlnp. F.--P .. el POULTRY •.• prohibits the lhlpmenl, ~ I h e restrict«! area of Jive birds, unlnspected carcasses, and equipment such as coops and cages which might harbor the New· caatle vtrtu. Wife Says She Nagged Husband lnw Spying F,....P•te ·l HEALTH ... """"'t health plans. Official spokesmen said nothing of a peace agreement and Jordan'• 1m· bassador to the Unjted Nations, Abdul Hamid Shara!, declared the Iraqi peace report, were "totllly uafounded." ~pet\llation in Beirut, the L e b 1 n t 1 e capJtaJ, was that the king's announce- ment would be an offer, not an •sreed aettlement. "We n.Ucf the meellnp oo they wouldn't lesm anything that would h<lp them," explalna Traffic Olllcer· Slan Breoaler, lhe ExJ!!prer POii adviser. "We talked a Joi about car atops, but mootly · aboul forming lhe poal and get· tln.g unlfbrms," uy1 Officer Bmller. He.....,._,_ a dozell teenajOl'I In the ranb are above !be woplclon ~ 11118)' olllcera )llendlng lime on lhe l""l· eel 'bbpe" lhe liurglaiy incident woo 'I relteot advtnelr on·lhe. anlt, , Only recenUy Ibey befan planning a recfUitmeilt campalgn. . · Dotedlve 1ergeanta Arb Campbell .~nd l!;d Clbblnlll, plua IO'(lrtl patrolmen and two-.berlll'a"leputleo, ataked out Memlt Drywall at ·3* Birch IS\-Ill 11"'1'~ boun,Amday. n..,. .were waiting when two ~ scaled a wall to enter the conttacung firm) c;oi;!'~ while .two •~J:i:= Joolrout eq.Jppect-··wilh • w radial. Complalllll charging one adult, II, and lhe three juvenlles will be !ortbQ>mlng. One youth wu admitted lo Orange Cou9ty Juvenvlle Hall and. the of!iif .t"'! were rel..,..S to .~Ir ,,....nll pendln( hearings. . ' '4 ' . -.......... f • ' Marin~~'Arrested ~ ' +-' • In Son's Death A camp Pendleton Marine has been ar- rested by Santa Ana police on murdu charges involving the death of his 2~ year.:old son. Officers said the child, Brittian John. Colemari ol 2801 Bristol St., Apt. 3!i, died Monday of musive internal injuries. They arrested lhe falber, Steven G. C.Oleman, 21, at the home. Police said. the santa..Ana Fire Depart- ment rescue 11Dit bad been called to the Coleman bolllll where Ibey found Ille Ill· fant unconscious. ' Firemen ldmlnllterecf' resuscltltlon and sent the baby to Orange county Medical Center where he was pronounced dead on arrival. OttANM COAST IT DAILY PILOT n.. Ora,.. Ctht DAILY l"ILOT, wtlft Ml~ ls COll'lblncd fht H.W.•Pr• .. II ""'Ulllflll W fht or.,. CllQt l"llblltllll'll COmlllfly • ._. ,..,. 91fllloN .,.. -~ Mwtda'/ tfKwlfl frld1y, for (Olll M.e, ~ ..... Hurrtln;ton lttcl'l/l"Wllllla Vlllrt, l,lflllNI llldl. INlti1/SIOdl1HclC Wiii Sit'! Clemlnt.i' S." Jv1n c.pi11r1no. A 1!11119 Ntkn91 •rtloft h pUbllshM Sllt.lnhi)'t arid llll'INt'l- TM prlnclptl PVtlllshlfll pltlll 11.11 D Wftt ll't Sll'Mt, CO.II MIN, Callfwl!lll, faiM. '-o\t1ii N. W11d p,_ld9!f Ind Pllblllfllr J1clc l. Curley vu ,,.....,, •lid °'"""' Manlftr' Titom11 Kerri! Eallof Thom1s A. Mvrphi111 ,_,_,"" £dlltf Ch1rlff H. Loos Rlch1'4 P. Nill Aullt111t M1Mf"'9 llllllwa -Qilll ~: »> w.::; Sttwt Newwiort lttotll: ~ H 9ev!MNI UIUM ... eA: m ~tA...._. ~II ... ch: 11US IMdl ...._.,.~ &M C...,,._ a5 Hwftl fl CMllN lll.i 111.,•a•e 17141 '4MUI Cl IPllllAffwtlolt&M2-M11 ....... c......,,... ... ~...._._ 49MQ9: ''"' .... .,.... CiJllllr , ....... "'"' .... '_, .. , °"""""''· ""' or..,. ~ ...... .. °""*""'· ... -...... .... ... ..... .,,..,lei ......... .,. "'"""'-•" ..... INY 119 , .... ,. 8' .......,. lfllCilt ..... """"" flf ~ ....... -""'~ .. -· .. --:: c:: ;r~_':::"t' IPllllntMJ• rlllltlill' ~ ................ ';l'he ord~ _wu adopted became of con- llnuJnc outhreaka of a foreign strain of Newcastle'• dlaeut among poultry and pet: blr'da In portions of San Bernardino and Rlviralde. c;ount\el. Both . ol . these area had been under quarantine since Decembet. · Dr. Philp 'said this morning that even il a person were to eat 1 chicken con· tamln;at«I 1'fth the Newca1Ue Virus,' he would iuffer no· UI ellecta. The oJily known · cases of human infection are -I !UoralorJ"t-1<en '""" 'baYI bandlotl Newwt11 vaccl-. 811gbt eye inlec:tlou were the result. · 1 PGllctna tJi the blrdt would be a federal problem, aooonllng Jo Dr. Phllp, Wbo oayt'hla 'olllce hu not yel been informed In wrltlna about lhe quaranllne. · 0 Uaualiy a quarantine ii in effect unto all tracu of lhe dlaeue have dlalP' ~;:, h_o, llld. "Healthy 1<nllnel blr<ls art' Jl!lced;.....,, olhera suapecttd or ~ NewCUIJe'a dlaeaao and then are bllid porlodJcaDy' to aee ff they have beeq infected.:'· 'Jlr. Pbllp added tliat ellmlnatlon !J the ~'~ for, lhe dlaoue. Vaocinea aro a .... ble, it<aJrdlnl lo Iha hatllh officer: "but ,.,.. De!ld to do ii bel0rt Ille !act, not after lt." The eight-county qu1ranllne area Is among .the nation'• lop JO poultry pro. ducln( rectono and contalna about SI million cblckena and S.4 million turkeys. Plastic Trees, Plastic Birds LOS ~GE.J (UPI) ~·A l!ock of pla.stic birds myaterjously ·hat perthed atop the cOn\roverslal plastic trees the county planted along a stretch of one ol the city's boulevards. A spokesman ror the county Road Department .aaid Monday lhe birda are not a part or the experfmei1tal pl1stlc land1e1plllg program. County officials, faced with an outcry or public protest, decided that plastic greenery will not be us- ed . ~long public roadways, bul lhe experimental stretch remains. Br CHRISTOPHER OGDEN LONDON (UPI) - A nag!ng wife wbo loved to play blngo and buy new clothes helped tum David· BlnJham into a Soviet spy. Today, he began a 21.year prison ae.ntence for listening to her. "He never wanted to do it, right from the start," Maureen Bingham said of her husband, David, a sub-lieutenant a n d lorpedo upert in 111<. Royal Na\'}'. "I nagged him Joto becomin1 a a py. 1 puthed hlm •IJ ~ way." Not only wu he an UD1J''flling agen~, the 35-year-old fonner waltress aaid, "he also was an incompetent spy." A British Crown Court Monday 1en- tenced Blngbim, 31, lo prison for selling defense 1ecttb "almost beyond price" to the Sovleta: to eue dtbt1. His wife waa not charged. "He did It for me and the children," Mrs. Bingham said. "I shall never know why I wun't charged. "I was the one wbo passed on lo- Brothels Closed For Time Being In Lyon County YERINGTON, Nev. (UPI) -District Attorney Stanley Smart baa won his bat· tie to close Lyon County's five houaea of prosUtutlon, but "he'll have to keep fighting lo k,.p them shut. The Lyon county Commi!.sion votes March -21 on an ordinance that would put them back into business. T h e meastire would contain certain standards to prt- vent · 'the bawdy houses from being . a "nuisance." Di.Strict .Judge Rich1rd Waters clOled Lyon County'• .five houles Jut month with a court injuncUon. It the commission votes to legalize pros. lltullon, Lyon County and Storty County ,would be the only Nevad1 counUes hiving lawful houses. Other rural counties tolerate brothels, but they can be 1bated as nuisances. To prevent the businessea from becom· Ing nuisances, the commission proposal would ban sa1e or liquor in houses, and prohibir' them from locating within three miles of a town. Nixon, Tru·deau Set Meet . ' In Canada April 13-15 WASlllNGTON (UPI) -Presidenl Nixon will visit Canada April JS.IS, the White House ln!tOUltCed Joday, Jn the announcemtnt, • I 1 1 u e d almulW-...Jy _by the Canadian govern- ment in Oltawa, Ille While a .... aald the vial! w6uld &ive Nixon and Prime Minialer Pierre Elllott Trudeau an op- portunity 0 to dllcuA c u r r e n t ln- tamatlonal laauta and matters or bilateral llltereet Jo the United Stat.a and Cafllda,•I ' Gerald L. Warreo, deputy \Vhlte "- pr.a oecrtlarf, uld Mn. N!Jon ...Wd ICCOft\pany the President on the lwo-day trip, diocrlbed U U or!iclaJ Viall. I 1'he Nlxona aro expected lo fO to ()t. llwa, but Warren waa unable lo uy Wbether he would •ii~ any other Cana· ,. dian cities. Nixon met Ill Wuhlnaton with TrudeJu Dec. 1-7 lo diacuu Nixon'• oubtlequenl trip to Cblna. The leaders a!Jo met In June, 1•, at ceremonlea marldnl Ibo 10th annlvonary or collllructlon ol Ille SI. La- Seaway. They con1.....i f1nt al 11-. N.Y .. then new to -'Ibo Pret1deot la ~ Jo .... Trudeau a !Jl~!n MXt lllOlllh .., Ibo ap- proxlmatel)I 911 bour1 II lallia Nlilla bad wtlh Pnlnlor Qioo Eoolal la Cbloa, Fib . !lA,Caaada JtU dlplomltic -with the PHJnc ..-. , , N1Xon'1 vlllt iO CaNda allo wW taU place about' a monlll Wwt bt traveia lo ·MOICOW !n May lor a IUIMlll ~ with Soviet leaden, • formation through the dead le,ter boxes. I don't think David even knew where all of them were." She said they decided to sell mllitlry secrets' to the Soviets to pa,y billa ac- cumulated after Bingham rose through the ranks and was commlssioned. He was awarded a Sword or Honor for being the top officer m hia graduating class. The Blnghams later pawned It. HI was badly ovefdrawn at the bank. I needed µIra money !er ciotii ... io enable me to .mix with other offiCers' wh1ea, '' Mrs. Bingham said after the senteocing. 11We had to 10 to the commander·in- chlers garden party. lt lasted an hour and a half. I had to have an outfit for that." Bingham said he flew home from Australia on compassionate leave ln 1969 · lo try lo aorl'lhlng1 ~ut. 11,l found their furniture pawned, their lnSallment-plan appliances sold and ieveral1egal actions pending, "She had been playing b i n g o , ' • Bingham 1aid. On an annual salary of $4,YC, they were $5,200 !n debl "David said jokingly I'll have to take you up and drop you outside the RU!!islan embassy. "Yes, I said, and I can jw:t aet myself going up and knocking on. the door and saying: 'Have you got any vacancies fof spies?' 11 "Latir, I thought, why not?" ''It .was so simple, Jt wu stupid, 11 Mrs. Bingham said. Moocone · proposed llkJni lhe $2.1 bllllon a year spent by the 1llta and. loctl governments on MeclJ.Cal and other beallb l«VlCu ... •tart !or l!nanclng bJa progrmn.,.. · · The p-oposed new medical taxes wouJd raise aoolher lt.116 bllllon from poyroll deductions, $3.15 billion from employers and $400 million from self.employed persons for a total of $7 .S billion a year. It w<l\lld impose a statewide property tax e,gual to the average tu DO'f levied by counties to pay for present county bollpllab. MOICOlle, an all·but-announced can- didate for the·Democr•Ue .............. 1ovornor In lt7t, ls propoaln( a medical plan about 30 times the size of the ~ called catutrophic-medlcal insurance pl1n propooed by Rea1an tut month. The Reagan plan would provide • medical care for wage earners Inflicted with illnesaes which e.iceed the normal. limits of private. health care plans. The eo1t of the Moscone prop:isal tops the current Iott! sllta budget of II.I blllloo and is just under lhe proposed fl.I billion budget for the year starling July I. Mo•cone said, "We just cannot atand by and watch uncontrolled Inflation in health coats deprive our cltiJens of health services the.y need. Failure -to provide timely or 1dequate care ls ju1t in· defenalble in human terms." Publisher, 79, Dies SAN ANGELO, Tes. (AP ) -Houalon Barta, 79, publisher or the San Angelo standard-Times and chairman of the Harte-Banta newspaper chain, died Mon- day. The Harte-Hanka chain !ncludaa 11 newspapers in •ix atates with a total circulation of more than. eoo,ooo. The Iraqi broadcast said the agmment provides that the occupied territory on the west bank of the :Jordan River &nd Iha GUI Strip which EaYJ>1 oecupled btfore the war will become a n autonomous Palestinian state federated , with Jordan in a United .Ar1b Kingdom under Husstin'a Haahimlte throne.. The old Arab quarter of Jerusalem or part of it is to be the capital of the ne.w Palestinian state, Baghdad Radio said. But Israel's leaders have s a 1 d repeatedly Jerusalem in now a united city under Israeli rule and will never be divid- ed again. A dispatch from Amman said detalla of a broad new plan aimed at bre.akini•the dttdka W..ea Jcinian and t.rael wtre handed to the ambauadon of the United Slit.a, the Soviet Unicn, Brilain, France and the Arab countrie! Monday. The Jordanian government newapaper Al Dottour laid the king would announce a "plan to consolidate national unJty between the two banks of Jordan on a permanent basis of decentralization." The use of the term decentralization m. dicated some form of autonomy for the Paleatlnlan populallon on both sides of the Jordan River. Baghdad Radio broadcast 111 Iraqi news agency dlspolch from Amman whlch said the king boped lo gel approval of his plan at a m .. lin( this aftmioon with members of Jordan's parlliment. The radio gave tbeae highlight! of the agreement: -Proclamation of a new federal atate under Hussein to be called the Un1ted Arab Kingdom. -The kingdom Is to be made up of two autonomous 1tate1, Palestine. and Jordan. each of which will have its own govern- ment for internal affairs. -The Palestinian goernment will have jurisdiction over the e.ntire west bank of Jordan which lsrael captured ln the ltrl •war and over the Gaza Strip later. AROUND TlfE CORNER AND UP YOUR S'fREET . ' WE HAVE BEEN ASKED HUNDREDS OF TIMES WHY WE LOCATED OUR STORE "OFF THE BEATEN PATH." SEVERA~ ANSWERS POP UP. FIRSTLY, THE COST OF STORES IN SHOPPING CENTERS IS ASTRONOMICAL. SECONDLY, WE WERE AILE TO OBTAIN MORE SPACE, WITH OUR SHOWROOM, OFFICES, AND WAREHOUSE AU IN ONE LOCATION, THIRDLY, THERE IS AMPLE PARKING WITH LITTLE l'RAFRC CONGESTION LEADING JO US. THIS SITUATION HAS ~ADE US MORE COMPETlTIVE AND WE ARE PROUD AND GRATEFUL TO SAY THAT WE HAVE IN- CREASED OUR VOLUME EVE1tY YEAR FOR FOURTEEN YEARS, AND HA VE EXPANDED FIVE TIMES AT THIS LOCATION. " • ALDEN'S CARPETS e D~APIS 1U3 PlaCfftfa Aw. COSTA MISA 646-4131 • ,,..- • ex !n ca • • ' • King-si:ed Gripe Unidentified demonstrator holds sign and wears hat featuring a minia- ture King Kong as he protests against the newest of San Francisco's high rises -the Transamerica building (in background). Born • ID Terror Infant's Father Tortured, Dies TOKYO (UPI) -An abandoned baby born amid mountain e1ecutlona was found alive after its father was tortured to death In a• purge by student revolu- tionaries. A (Mend of the child's' mother and a physician delivered the three-month-old baby girl to police Monday night. The mot.her had seen her husband liq- uidated by student members of t b e United Red Army in a series of torture executioos. She escaped and left ·her child in the radical group's remote IJ).Ountain camp •. 'l11e baby, named' after the Palestine female guerrilla leader Lelll'Khftd, was taken to 1 hospital in Urayasu near Tokyo. Doctora said sbe appear'ed to be in good bealth. Police unearthed the lx>dies of 12 young men and women last week from shallow, frozen gravesites around Mount Karuna, about so miles nof'ili.west of Tokyo. They were executed because they weakened in their rervor to topple the Japanese government or were tt)ought to be wasting lime in illicit sexual relations, police said. 'Jbe babY was born to Mr. and Mrs. Junichi Yamamoto, both 28, and both members of the United Red Army, whose memben were accused of robbing bank.I and spcrting goods stores to finance and arm themselves for a revolution . .,. ~')1father was one of 12 United 1Red Army members beaten and bound naked to trees and left to freeze to death ln subzero weather. ' .. , _Is · This Trip Necessary To Save Five Minute s? By GEORGE LEIDAL OI "" Dlftr,PLi.t St•ft IN THE NAME OF PROGRESS, the rape of Brea Canyon Is complete. For thoae of you in PiloUand who !mow me, you'd probably upect I'd be overjoyed with the opening of the Orange Freeway to my distant home in Diamond Bar. . For the record, my ave.rage ~7-minute commute home was shortened last night by about five minute!. A new 4.7 mile stretch of freeway linking the River· side Freeway with the Pomona Freeway at Diamond Bar la progress some say. But. for me, the five-minute ·time saver at the ex· . pense of thousands of trees and the mysterious foggy morn- ings of the once pristine natural vale in which deer, graz. ing cattle and horses once·.were seen, is not progress, it's destruction. · For two years now, I have watched daily the pro-LllDAL gresaive destructton of ID environment that until the advent of a freeway had remained virtually undianged since a horse trial, later a two-lane hlghw8)'1 meandered alongside the creH bed that thousands of years ago created Brea Canyon. • . .......... l'IR8T ANTLIKE SW ARMS of giant ear!hmovers appeared GO the ctiiiant bllla above Brea. . Despite threats 61 rain.sparked earths!Jdes and man inspired labor otrtkes, ~ army of machines never gave up their purault of _..... Ancient Spanish oaks and wllnuta bowed to the will of men 11 exponsei ' of hillsides were stripped and moved to alternately widen and fill the path for --1pewing vebiciea. nlE ONCE PRETl'Y creek bed, that In times of giant rains ch'anged Ila course In the atyle of unbridled nature, now la confined to a concrete channel. Neverr119re wiU It interfere with man's need for convenience. .. Then, too , oevmnore will ill wetness nurture the gruing animals ~nor the Wild willows that oncf were viewed fro?1 the narrow highway, SAFE W1TBJN the confines of atatistics, bighway oilicials note the old dangerous winding road carried a traffic load of 10 000 cars a day Tho tree'. way, they boast, will c1rry 40,000 car1 1 day. ' ' · Transamerica Corporation. developers of. !be Diamond Bar Ranch that 10 years ago was virtually inacceoalblt, now bout that their holding! are "free. wa~ cloae" to all ol Southem California. Their lobbyists in Sacramento no doubt are pleued that no lower \hlD five freeway• have been bniugbt to the ringes of Diamond Bar. PROPERTY VALVES, bolh Tran11merica'1 and mine, will mcr.ue 11 a mull of thla la\esl vehicular link to Southern ca1ttornla'1 alurbo. But, when f mnember the beauty that was e...., Canyon, I cannot belp but wonder whit price convenience! ReplanUng the now bare freeway slopes with native vegetlUon would ease the pain. . But ultimately, I look forward to the day when citizenJ become arouaed . -ah to demand alternative modos ol tr1nsportstlon for Calttorni«ns that de- pend lea on rape of nature. • • • No Return -> To Acting For Reagan By BILL STALL SACRAMENTO (AP ) -Gov. Ronald Reagan says · tht ham in him thinks playing the screen role of Gen. Douglu MacArthur would be "a wonderful thing to do," but he bas no plans to re tum to the movies. . "No. No acting for me ," the 6l·Year~ld .~ii!! .aid as be"discussed !be frustra- tions of office and his plans for the future in an interview Monday, Had he ever lhought about making "just one more" movie after leaving the governorship in late 1974? "Oh , the thought bas entered tbe mind and you tblnk e!pecially of aome part thlt you think mJght tie in to what you are doing, but I know I can't do it. l don't want 'to do it,•: he said. But Reagan, who made !'bore Olan SO filmt during his movie--televis\oft career: said the ham in him made him. wish he could have dOne the title role of "Pat~ ton," which won the Acadeiny Award u the best picture of 1970. • • t I Then he mused, "Tbere is another Ooe. Wben I think of the story that could be qone on the same basis of Ma~ur, coming to a close with tbat ~h." Re&gan referred to' the "01d ·soldiers never dlt:" 'address MacArthur made before Congress afte'r l>dng relieved by President Harry S Truman as com· minder of U.S. forces in the Korean con- flict. "You can't have been an actor Very long without saying that would be a wonderful thing to 40," said Reagan, 1till dark·haired and ·handsome after five years as California's chief executive. Reagaii said he was "part of the whole planning of Patton" and "1 ~uld have done anything in the. world" to have played the title role. Reagan has vowed to serve just . two four.year terms as governor. After that, he's "keeping my option1 open" including -fl ~sible try ~or the' U.S. Senate in 1974. · "I'm not going to speculate'," Reagan sald. "l'm going to see bow 1· feel as I come closer to the day. I can't really believe I will want to put down totally ·my interest in public life." He said bis pcstgovernorship activity could come, however, as a private citizen in public addresses of the sort he gave for General Electric Co. "when he was host for G. E. Theater on television. Escape Act Readied < I -;; <! ' (" "j _,. MANCHES1ER. England • (UPI) - Ward;!ns at the *.ranaeways ~n have plll)ried an evenlng ,of entertainmeJJt for inmates March 26 featuring Jae·~ ind Yvonne Unell. The UneUs spe(iallze in escape' acb. ' -s , DAILY PILOT Oetl ...... THERE USED TO IE TH1tEE AIRPLANIS IN A ltOW; NOW"THE FORCE IS DOWN TO TWO John Dlxiin of Ml11lon Viejo, Charl11 Cann on of San Juan Share a Domand ln9 Hobby ' 'Wright Brothers' of ·capo Two B"uddies Assemb"le Own Planes in G~rages By PAMELA HALLAN OI Ille Dlltr flt• IUtt Mrs. Charles Cannon of San Juan Capistrano has a rival. The rival has a sleek white body, takes every Spart' dime, and has occupied her hlJ!lband'1 evenings and weekends fOr more than a )'e&r. It's ID airplane -one that is beinJ put together in the huni!y girage. It has a twin in the driveway next door, being. con,tructed by Cannon's friend, Johg Dixon of Mission Viejo. Dixon almost had a problem. He rented the gar age next to his friend's home when be started his project. But the peo- ple who owned the house moved and Dil· on couldn't move to his own home because he has 11 three-car garage with partitions and couldn't. get the 1 pJane through the door. ~t the new owners, Mr. and Mrs. Ter· ranee Hall, agret.d.to let him stay. Although !be project did not start from scralch, the planes are being •cpmpletely 1tri~ and reasembled,. · , "We haven't had JOY 1pecttic traliling in~~ ¥lf!!lblY," aald ~·"Bat we're lumtn&:.b)' 40Jnl." To make sure ·~ aren'~ ,any mistakes, an insPi&r troin the Federal Aviation A,ency cpmes out periodically to rtvlew their progress. Tho two pllota. wholl occupatlom bove nothing to do with ·Oylng, have made ma· jor alterations in their !Me Globe Swtns. They've deaigned some ol. their own parts, like a completely new instrument panel. "We've done nothing to alter the basic atructure of the plane," said Dison. -u0ur improvements will malce the pi1nes fly better." ·• . Dixon added that the reason it bas Lon Nol Assumes Top 3 Posts in Cambodia PHNOM PENH (UPI). -Lon Nol swore htmaelf in today as President, c.omtnander-in.Qlief and Prime Minister · in the . ceremony enlivened by ci-les of "long· live the republic" and the r~leulng ol hordes of colored ba!IOOOJ and peace dovea. .. ' II• JI UJ!OO\ed to,,.... l!la,--ment lhortly and already-thoro wero --bJ anl .. rally studinta against a DWI Ibey fear will bl Inc- -f..-acting Premier Slaowalh Sitik Malak, denounced by the studenla as C9f" rupt and tainted with royal blood . taken so long to reconstruct the planes ls because they have been utremely careful. "Not knowing what we're_ dainC makes It hard.ef," be qulpped. Another friend, wbo recently moved from Calle Santa Ynez, also was building i plane in his gar•ge. "When . he was he're there were three airpl&nes in a row stlcklng out ol driveways," said Cannon •. "People driv- ing by would stare as ti tbey expected them to take off up · tbe street any minute." · Both Dixon and Cannon became pUotl 12 years ago, becoming interested in flying about the wne time. Both boulhl their planes at exacUy the same time. They admll that their Initial Investment was about $5,000, a modest sum for an airplane. But neither would ldmlt bow much they've spentover the Jut 10 years rebuilding and Improving their planes. "We don't want our wives to know," said reannon. He did say that tbey've roplacod their ·eng1ne1•and avory pirt a coupla'll _.. Tbe'two pilbts' tstimala the1 wlH11aff tllilrJ;lanea out of the prapt 111111 Iii IM air by the end of neid .... th. -B~t1 there• s only one amall probllrru ;\(cannon poi II, "Our wive• mJPI cul off 0ur ipproprlaUons." - From the Continental Luxury of . .. -• MA.RI( IV To the sexy • import of the • • • economy CAPRI • • • Johnson & son ·has them all . • • •Lincoln ' . •Cougar •Mercury· •Comet • Monteg~ •Pantera IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! BUY YOURS TODAY! "0""'9< County'• Fomlly of 11•• Cori• Home Of The New Car ••• ''Geldett Touch'' · • 2121 HARBOR I LVD.; COSTA MESI,. • 1540ll30 I • ' - • I -' . ' ' ,1 • -· -~ ..... ~ IW~V PILOT Busing Prime Issue in Florida Today . . ' ~Another Round • ra'.I : ... : Jij"::sinog War " ~ nGlmNG f'Oll IQIEATH DEPT. - Not toO many yun bocll, I could wandtr do1li;li the beach aod Ill ..... of my ; favom. 'rocka, hrelthe deeply o( our : Oranp Oioot air ad _.,.. amu1IY : th.It we't.'8ver Ml'ar llftlll RDOC In cur ; favored "*"'"; · · · : ' Noj..,_,. Tha ......... Is fOllt : ""flit ..,,......'la hero. "lbat ytllowllh '• "'°"''..sa1 _ .... aiema lo he with Ill , more and man u uch year JIUIU· i J!IJb!'ll1. ~llkea "' So one of tlle more , nllliirlll Ullnp lo do Is cPI about and find : llOl'l' -le to blame for I~ Industry and : tbe~lictrlcal companies have taken some , ~hard knocb. 5" bu the motor car. This being en eJecdon year, you can ex· poet the polllJciam to llep more heavily ,. lolo ..... u._ war. A> a mau.r of : fact, UY olready started. '. : M'iiATBIT VOLLEY wu flJ'ed up In Sacramento hy Auemhl}'Dlln Crtli Bid- dle, the Rlvenkle llepuhllcan. wbo hat Introduced a meuure that would require mandatory IDapectlo!I of au auto smog dovicu. Such inapectlona would he required In Ora111e, RJvenlde and Loa Aii,elea c:oun· Ut1. Biddle'• law would e1ao requlre that vacuum IJ)m'k advance devices be dllCOD· nected and rSJdered ·useJeu on 111 autos In this thrM<GUDty aree. - Biddle would · have the Callfomla HJihwey Patrol operate thO. inlpoctton profp'Olll. You'd' drh'e In lo your frltlldly' rart>y c:HP !DIPictJaft station end pey a for the lnapediOn'. 'l'bll would enUlle you to a IJ.mooth wlndlllleld otlcker atteeUnr to the fact that you clilcorulected the vacuum epark thine and that your imor CClllltol device -ked. TH!l AJIEMBL \'MAN hu report.dly c:mcedod that IUCh an lnapectlon oyllem would require ouhltantlal lnc:reut1 In the number o! Callfornla HJrhway Patrol _... ' .But ·then, the a each motorllt 1e11 nlclted for a otlcker II upocted to _.1e Gil million each year. Biddle tlWW thll would offset the ooall of the lnapectlon ....,.am. MIAMI. Fla. (AP) -Tha economy, crlme In the 1treell and woUare all have been toplcl !or the acUve c1ndldate1 In today's l"lorlda pre1ldent11I primary. But for moet Florldlana the primary l11ue la but Inc. The que1tlon of bualni children lo achieve raclal balance In 1cbool 1 ha 1 made A11baml Gov. George C. Wallace the leider lo the Democratic race, and 1tale leclll1Uv1 action thlt put a busing straw vote oo the primary hallot b es· peeled lo hrfnr out additional Wallace voters. • Busin( hat foreed the major national candidata to take 11.tndl on the l!sue and forced them to tread cautiously ao that a ltand In Florida doesn't conflict with a 1tand ln 1et1 conaenaUve tbte1 where they fact future primary <00te1tf. Of the aeven Democr1t1 i.ct.lvely cam- paigning In Florida. flve lavor schOol bua· ing or 1ay they ·can accept lt •• an unpleasant necessity. Bllltnr bu· caused Florida'• young Democratic governor, Re1.1bln Askew, to take an unpopular position as a cl'Ula~er against· the bUslng straw vote. His pol!Ucal opponents In th< sllle Im· medlately accused Askew of see~lnl a vice presidential nomination. They point to aeveral Democratic candidates who have visited Aakew ln Tallahaaee for what some observen: claim wen meet- ings to look Aa:kew over u a poteatlal rUMinl mate. All of thll II fine ucept for aome 1!':! grumbles I've beard In recent Umea . ;.. automollve lecbnlcal -le. Cou&JW!r, " 1puttertn1 end rougl1-1·u111un1 ellllrit• ' have been blamed on the llDOf oontrol · device. ... ~ .. ... SOME MECHANIC& ~ve even sug· 1ested that certain model autos "are never gotnr to run rJcht with that thing hooked up." Additionally, .the OUUeotiOD of lortlng motorlltl to · dllconnect vaeuum spark advance mechlnilml ii curious. I can hardly quallly u an automnUve expert, but I've 1hr111 nndcrltood that this Va<Ulllll l)'ltem wai dalilned lo keep the 11>&rk In proper time wlih the apeed oI the engine for mulmum efficiency In burning fuel. _Thlt· would tend to suggest tf you d1sccrmect It, the old internal combustion engine isn't going to com bust as nicely u It ought to. And if It doesn't combust like it ought to. does that mean it's going to create more smog? Well, you do have to wonder about these things. Smog Is terrthle stuff. But some of the cures sound as bad as the diseaat. . It can lea ve you in a state of melan- choly. I tblnlc I'll IO down to the beach end 1it on a rock. Antique Toilet Taken BARDNEY, England (UPI! -Thieves broke into the 3&-room home of WWiam Hardy and stole an anUque toilet vaJued at $520. lt was the only one in the bouae. UPI Tlltllllrltl Saga of Man Actor Johnny Crawford stands between pr~bistoric figures at the Field Muse~m .of Natural Histo~ where a scene for the film "The Nilled Ape will be made. The figures were made for the movie at a cost of '10,000 each. Crawford is maldng his motion picture debut in the film. I Three l(illed in Ireland As Gunfire Ends Truce BELFAST, Northern lrelend (UPI) - A 72-hour truce proclaimed by the miU- , tant 'provisional wing of the Irish ·Republican Anny (IRA) ended at mid· night with an outbreak of bomb bluts and gU.nflre which killed three more men. Two men, one ot them a known tRA member, were shot to duth durln1 an in. tense gunbattle with British troop& ln Londonderry shortly after the truce end- ed. A young man was shot to death ln Bella.st 1hortly before the truce ended. Bomb blasts and IWlflre rang out across the province only minutes a~er the unilateral truce declared by the Provisional wing of the IRA ended at midnight. One man was killed and five wounded In other lncldenll late Sunday and today . Three Britiab soldiers were wounded ln the Londonderry battle, which l11ted four minutes with an estimated 1,400 bullets eschanged. a security forcts rpokesm1n said the battle broke out when two British armored patrols attempted to enter the Brandywell section of the Roman Catholic Bogslde area. Gunmen opened fire. Was the Groundhog Right? ballot hu DO ltandJna In law. Spoaaorl I said it merely will allow Floridians tq tell the nation their opinion on racial bu1in(. • CAMPAIGN '72 The relerendum reads : "Do you favor an amendment to the U.S. COnsUtuUon which would prohibit forced busing end 1uarantee the right of uch student to at- tend th< appropriate public achoo! nearest his home?" Alkew 's forces in the legislature failed to keep the referendum from heiJlg in- cluded on the ballot, hut the 1overnor did manage to tag on another referendum Ti.a bUlln( ref .... ndum placed on the which rucll: "Do you favor providing an equal opportunity for quality education for all children re11rdlw of rice, creed, color or place ol residence and oppo1e a return to a dual system of public 1ehool1?" A third que1tlon aaka if voters favor a conatltutlon•l amendment to allow pr1yer In the public ICboob, but that issue aeem1 to have been 11nored by the volers. Thtre 11 little doubt that the businl referendum will be approved despite the IJcht qalnlt It hy A>kew, IOll1• 1tate leglalltora and a few churchmen and educator1. In .JOme cue11 race is oot the ls11ue in Battles Rage bulinl · studanll 1t !I Florida colle1" wbo msde black New Y o r k eongresswoman Shirley Ch.laholm a close second ~Se~. ·George .McGovern of South Dakota tn a mock pr1m1ey, earlier this month also voted S·to-2 for a bualng 1mendmenl. They also voted 11-to-t for equal education. Black Leade.rs throughout Florida have warned Legislators that those who voted for Inclusion of the busing straw vole on the ballot still face maMlve bllck op- position in the ne.it legislative election. But that threat means little ln the lace of massive white support for the Issue. ln Miami, the most liberal area ln the state, busing foes collected aome 38,IMXI slpatures of persons who oppose bu1ing. President Sets Path Viets Knock Out On Busing 3 Russian Tanks ~ WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Nlxon has setUed on the course of acUon he will propose to handle the buaiJlg ilsue, and will reveal hi! decision before the middle of nut week. SAIGON (UPI) -South Vielnam'5e jell blew up thr .. Soviet-built tanks and eJ.aht of 27 Molotov• trucks today c.,... rylng supplies to the site of a fierce bat· t1e between guerrillas and South Viet· namese troops. Five Communists were The White House gave no hint on the believed killed in the battle Monday . substanct ol NiJ:On's plan, except to say The South Vietnamese command said that aides have yet to translate the the convoy -the biggest sighted n the President's broad concepts into aptcific areas ln recent years -was attlcked in proposals. the Central Hlghland.s near the Cam· Nixon has been deciding whether to bodi1, Laos and South Vietnam borders. support a constitutional amendment The areas, long a C o m m u n i s t agairu:t forced bll!lng or to deal with the stronghold, has been the scene of steadily problem through legislation. Previout •1 increasing Communist activ ity. On Mon· reports indicated it was unlikely he would ,, day a South Vietnamese paratrooper choose the amen4inent approach. 1 patrol ran into a force of about 100 guer· A 1pokesmu said Nixon would make ~ rillas and killed M of tne Communists, his decl&ion known wlihln 10 days, bui • the South Vietnamese u.id. would do IO in a written message to A second major batUe occWTed farther Congre11 rather than ln a broadcut to the north near the old capital of Hue. ln statement. The While Hollie bad said that fi1ht , a battalion of South Viet. previously that Nixon wanted to make his namese -about &SO men -and a bat- choice on the forced busing issue be.fore talion of Communlsta fought most ol the today's Florida primary -but to afternoon. The South Vietnamese uld withhold announcing his decision until they killed M guerrillas. after that electlon 10 th1t voters passing One American waa wounded in a mine on busing issues on the ballot would not explosion near Saigon. be influenced. The command uid the convoy was six Ronald Ziegler, the pusident's news miles inside South Vietnam and ail mil ea secretary, said Nixon was not looking for northwest of Monday's batUe site when 20 an election year Wue in the busing prob- lem but r1ther "he is looking for acUon to deal with a problem ... action now." On Capitol Hill a House Judiciary sub- commlttee was In its third week of hear- ings on var\ws Comtituliona1 an\endnitnt propo11ls to deal with biising.' li!ondij's session saw testlm~x from four Michigan lawmakers who said they represented 73 members of the 110. member Michigan House in their plea for an antibusing amendment. "The problem of racial desegre1ation should not be the responsjbllity of the school children of this nation," 5aid State Rep. Joyce Symons. "I believe that it ls wrong for us to use our children as pawns in a aocial ezperlment." FBI Nabs 1Pair In 2 Extortion Plots on Planes By The Associated Pte11 FBI agents in Salt Lake City and New York have arrested two men in what "'were described by agents as separate at- ttmpta to er:tort money from airlines throu1h bomb threats. One man had demanded $1 miUion from United Airlines and the other fll0,000 from Pan AmetiCan World Airways, the FBI aaid, and both were alle&edly in poasession of ransom packages 'When apprehended. In SaJt Lake City, Ronald Dave Rearick, a 31·year~ld truck driver was arrested Monday night alter he allegedly telephoned a bomb threat a1ainst United and demanded $1 million in old bills. Four United planes were grounded and searched after the caller made the threat and told airline officials how to deliver the money in a aerie:!! of ttlepbone call•. No bomb.! were found. w1e1u· •• South Vietnamese Air Force AYI twin jet l!ghter·bomhen made their attack. Aerial observation lndleated at least five men ln the convoy were killed, the command s1id. "I think the convoy was carrying sup- , plies for the unit. that was hit yesterday,'' a spokesman said. The lone American reported injured - a member of the 3rd Bri1ade1 l•t Air Cavalry Division -w1s hurt when a Claymore mine e1ploded ' 22 mll!S northeast of Saigon. A spokesman Aid it was not determined if the m i n e was planted by guerrillas or If the uplosion was accidental. Bloody Death Spree Bared In Bengali DACCA (UPll -Reliable reporll u id Monday that reven1e-se-eldng Bengalta stabbed and beat to death 300 to l,000 Biharls In the southern city of Khulna. toasing their bodies Into a nearby river to be washed out to sea. The reports said the victknl included }fomen and children. Another 250 Blhlfil were reported belna: tre1ted at Khulna hospital, mainly for atab wounds and beatings. The deaths came in the wake of a withdrawal of Indian troops from the new country of Bangladesh, formerly East' Pakistan. Most of the residents of the new cou& try harbor a long·s mouldering hatred for the Biharil, who took over most ol the top jobs and 1Upported Pakbtan In the "'°' !'eek lndo-Paldstant war that ended Dec. 18. Officials predicted violence between the Bengalis and the Bih aris ~ aoon as tn-- dian troops returned to their· homeland. The rtports said there was no formal count of the victina and gave no <'ltar· cause for the slaughter. · One versio n said the killing started Fri· day, following the murder of a Beng1ll whose body was discovered near tht Bihari colony. Wet, Windy Weather Covers Nation Rearick will he charged today with nuking false reports about destruction of aircraft and for violaUons of obstructinl or delaying commerce by rob,bery or e:r-""I tortlon, ii FBI 1pokesman' said. In New York, Billy owen Williama was Temperct111•e• T~llllfn •n:,.m;tcl•lt1t\oll tor tN 1.1 hour pwitd "9 11 ' a,1". """ L9w '''· ~btnY ll " ... t::.I':"~ .. " l! ~ . " arl,1.. .. ·" n .. ~ ll .~ ""' :~ lr.r.:•M ~ '" ,_ ~ ~ ~· "" II 1.0, ~=1: ~ ., ~'tllY • !Ii' IN1t V II II :I! " Mitml " ii:~:. 3 ·" flCIW I !Hilt ' ' " '."Vo. J ¥. ii~ ciw . II rt11Cl11t• ~-~ c.,., .... ~~~-= . ~..::-= -... :rn:::.~"' LM .-..... CMr: ""'9f', ~ l N•W(HU.tA,.. \ \MIAMI 30.,00 • . " llGIM~----- mfltAIM )i,~iffiJtMOW rn':'J ...... ~tHOWI•• ·""" 'tow held In Slll0,000 bail today alter a U.S. magistrate decided his alleged' bomb threats agalnst Pan Am were not the work of a "dreamer launching onto the current fad." ' DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE O!llwry of th! 01/ly Piiot Is t u1rantffd MOnM~rllly: II YOU .. Mt tltw 'fl',!!' MPff' .., t i• ••"'•• tlfl W WU'" (ltlY Wiii .. ....-, • 't'H. c11i. •rt teken UfltH 7:• '""" . "fWll1 .... a-.v: II you '° 1191 rtciM Y-ur Cill!'r ty f 1.m. hlvrdly, ... I I.fl'\. twlfiy, etlt 11'1411 a C11tY 'WIH " llrOU\llll to "911, C11tt art ..... w.111 11 a.m.. Ttltpllones h\11t er.._ (MtfV ... ,... " . .. .. • ......, N•tttlwllt Mwltl"91.tf! ... dt ltNI W.lfftlflattr ................... ,. 1.t11 Cllf!'lll'l1t, (II .... tMdl, .... Jut11 ""*'"'· o.119 "°"''· F•tal Wreck ' At leut four peraons died and 30 were injured today wben a turbo- powered, blgh·speed train derailed and c1ught lire 1 few mUN from P1ri1. The train is one of the newut of !ta kind in l"nnce and bad never hid an 1ccidenl. • r • • - • > .......... _.., __ ~ _ . ......,.. TlltSOlY, ""rcft 14, 1'72 ' D-"LY "LOT • Student Aid OK~d • Welfare CQntinues t-0 'New . Adults' SACRAMENTO (AP) -At thelr eligiblllty for Aid to Gov. Reqaii's urging, the FamlUes with D e p e n d e n t c.JUonlla Legislature b a 1 °¥\!'':duitbood law became peaed emer1ency leglalat.ion effective March 4 a n d insuring tha\ 29,000 students, Carleson said 21,0llO youths 1n newly designated aa adult,,, collegi: and 'voc;atlooal pro- wUI C1lntinue receiving welfare grams would have be e n grani... dropped from the AFDC rolll The Senate approved the bill April t. ' Monday :I0-3, aendlng It to the Shortly after' the Senate ac- govemor '1 desk. Last Wed· tioo, Carleson said be sent ntsday the Assembly ap-telegrams to the 58 county proved the bill 54-12. welfare dir<dors telling them It would knock out a rule by. not to cut tho lS.to-21·yeaM!ds atate welfare ch1ef Robert off AFDC. Carleson that the law mak.ing Stn. Milton Marks (R..san IS.to-21.year-old adullJ)lalted , Francisco), urged passage of Lawyers Dismiss 4 Davis Jurors Wallace Left Out Of Race SACRAMENTO (APl Alabama!s Gov. George C. Wallace will not be able to rtU'I tn the · June 6 California primary becauae his sup- porters missed a crocial Feb. 23 deadline, the s t a t e SecJt:tary of State's office ' says. To be eligible, Wallace sup- porters should have filed a Jet- ter of Intent by that dale. Of. ficials aakl Monday that 15 commll\ees llled letters but none for Wallace. Candidates whole pet!Uona are in and who are already qualUled for the ballot are Pre1ldent Ntmo, and btmocraUe Sens. Edmund Muskie of Maine and George McGovern ol South Dakota. NEWPORT • HARBOR KIWANIS FOUNDATION PRESENTS TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE SERIES Friday, Morch 17, 1972 1:00 , .... ORANGE COAST COLLEGE AUDITORIUM 270 I FAIRVIEW ROAD, COSTA MESA I JOHN GODDARD "KAYAKS DOWN THE NILE" ' ' llAICMI flCICSTI , ( .... tw ""* .. ~) ADU\.T ......... ,.,, tit.• ( ..... .,,..........•I..., •.• , .......... _, ITUOl"T ., •.••.••. I J •• 1 ...... '*" ....... ..., ............. , ltM• ' llAIOH TICll:lfJ AVAIU.ILI AT1 ~--,.,.,.,.. Mlf'tW ltiweM c-. .. Utl, """"" a.-, ftMl, _,,,. Al ,Ot'lll .._,.,....,., -i#. a..-'"'°"· N~a.ctl • CMri. l4. ltl'I' J ...... , W.kllff Pieri Inf .... llleMi UWNn llMllY,.>1116 Vt1 L*• Htwpert lffdl ·~ I ' ' • HAMS " • • So Good It WIR Haunt You 'Tll It's Gone" • • CHow the 'iiamed things'' work and why they sometimes don\J • If a pay phone doesn't get your call through, 'i_ou should get your coin back when you hang up tAe recei~. ~d, if you don't, the coin return button should return your coin. A pay phone that swallows your dime and refµses to give it back is definitely out of order. So if you don't succeed at first with a pay phone, do not try again. You'll just lie throwing good money after bad. ~up the phone ~getyo=eb~k. Callh1g the or will. If a pay phone ever takes YOl\r dime, please try tO keep cooL Go to another phone and tell the Operator what happened. (It helps if you can give us the number \lf the out-of-order phone.) We'll see that you get your dime back. More important, we'll also see that the phone is fixed. Before it can take someone else's dime. s~,washers, and bent coins are part of the problem. A "broken" pay phone usually isn't broken at all. It's just stuffed up with ·a slug or a waaher. The fact that people try to gyp us out of a dime i,s one thing. But · what really bothers us is that they usually end up gyp- ping you • . , Bent coins are also responsible for putting a lot of PaY phones out of commission. Vandals are another pJ'.Oblem. Last year · they damaged over 2,000 of our phones. This year · we're spending more time and money than ever before to repair vandal- ized phones. Because we realize that in case of an emergency, it's our job to do everything we can to see that .there's a phone available. ' , . " ,17',;;..... '•, ,_ ,• ~~· ,,, ~~._,we;re ·"'!Jlg . abOut the .PtQl>lem We're 'ns~lling .~ new ~ or'pay. phone. In fact, ~ already have .them'.i.luitalied in over 35 % of our 10\S-. tions. They have a new type of coin .slot,.so it'a harder to jam them up with slugs or washers. Or bent coins. And they're so ruggedly built, they're almoet vanClal· proof. All pay phones, no matter where they're located, are checked regularly to make sure they're workinf. Of coul'!le, occasionally a customer is still going to get to an out-of-order pay phone before we do. And maybe- J05e a dime. If it happens to you, please call an Oper- ator aitd let us know. Not only will you be saving your- . self a dime, you'll also be helping us. Besides, it's not just the money, it's the principle of the thing. Were here to help. @ Pacific 1Mphone • ' ... I ' ' • ' • ' :: z . • ' " I ' ' l 1 ' ' . ' . . ' • • ' ... • ' DA.ll.Y PILOT EDITOBiil PAGE ( • , C9unty Air F ' ? orce. • ' ' I • 1 • :.+. propoul to ealablllb a ·countywide 1trial patrol 1,iiilde 'l!Y ·~u~llor WJll!am '.PhlWP•• ~ FW!uton I• '.J=}·~o~u~ debate amop4,j:0u~,t Jaw el!forcement • 1 , • , ·HiillUngton'l!tach, ;th• coofntt pioneer In helicopter , '' .UH In )ioUce work, H)"1it'1{111U no~ of any county· • • • wfde owat1on. ~ewp,Ort Baeb. llllil Cost• MeH, th• • , other, two Orang• Con~ oiUes employing aerial patrol, aren't exactly entbUsiastic about the idea, either. ;, ~grap}iic:~ 4is~c\ions, includin,g size and com- munity ·development pitterns, are cited in support of t' 'local control; .. ·• i ... • • • .,,. ' . HuilUnflon Beach has a populd1on of ahout·l30,000 In· nearly 30 1quare miles: Like ·Newport Beach, Its police choppera muat lly over the ocean. Costa Me8l has 75,000 r.identt In 18 oquare miles. lit helicopten can reach the ICelll of a crime or an accident in under two minutes. I N.wrtort'• ,,r:::1' must cover a city encompll$ing lleyi, lllrbon, · 1 and a peninsula. Anaheim, a fourth di>' uain& helicopters; llso has 'ita..Uidivldual problem• ~ , ' .u .t!Woouoly's lar~st· city and with major crowd-draw· , .. inl attractio~s within ft& iurlsdicUon. 1 I "' ·• ... ~a ·this mean that there is neither need nor OP"' • portunity.for ·•county air arm? Hardly so. Unincol'j>O' · ~ited areu of the county, notably in the southern ar.., .. i ~ .,.· developinf '° rapidly \hat the time will &<,>On cqm~ :,;·· when \hi aberi!I. will peed the h.elicoptef's •pec,111 codt~• . . 1 11<!!!•• to Cli"!e fi~li,ii1. rescue work and traffic surveil· ance. r '· wlien !hi.I pol.nHs reached, it makes good sen .. ·!Or. , 1 • the'COUDty.aiao.to plan ·to provide helicopter patrol serv• ' ' ' Ice !for &mailer cities. · This· in' iurn p0ints to the needo!iir careful pr .. p.lan· ning for coordioafing helicopter operaUons of the various dtles-...nd the county, 111uch as js rie:w the case in mutual " aulltance pacts among various clUia for fire protection, dll11tert and riot control. ' From lhil It seems altogether reasonable that the county could proride specialized equipment not in daily need by the nrious cities (such as fixed wing aircraft and special airborne rescue and fire equipment) and be an important !actor Jn cost·saving centralized purchasing and ma(ntenapce . Share Sales Tax Money? The city of Norwalk has a proposal which is prob- ably going lo divide California cities into two neat piles -tho'" which will benefit from the plan and like It, and those which would lose money if it is adopted and will oppose it. Norwalk's rationale is not. difficult to figure out 1t all. With a high .population deD!lty and a. relatively low number of sales outlets. notably major shopping centers, Norwalk finds that its share of state-collected sales taxes, 11 pretty low on a per--citizen basis. So, gays Norwi.lk, ·why don't all California cities pool their sales · tax income and redistribute it "on a in.ore equilable basis"? · First 'orange Coast city to latch on to the No side ' of the qllestion was Costa Mesa. With its healthy South Coast Plaza shopping center and other commercial d~ velopments, Costa Mesa is understandably protective W. ward its sales tax revenues. Most Orange Coast cities are in similar situations, but it is likely that cities suc:h as Santa Ana, Stanton, .Garden Grove and Westminster would benefit from \he Norwalk proposal. It will be interesting tp watch progress of the pro- posal in Sacramento for almost all legislators represent more . tnan one city -:-very often both cities that would benefit and those that would lose by the Norwalk pro- posal. • .. . '. ~; , fLAK ALLEY Motivation . Door Kept Open for Kenned9 Blit% H~w Senator .Need Demos · La~k a Consensus W~-~~tnN,... • :I .o ., H1'"""i" ""'8rm ~ prtvi~i lm• • ( '\tTTT .11.Q"'. ' ] =.::= •-;, ~,.~· . 'RICHARD "£~ '" ntminee. thus keepin1 the door open .for 1 • ~ fm1rblitz by or for Sen. Edward M. Ken· ' . '! nedy. · • weakne..., whlc\l could be latal. Muskie · . ,. ·Ibo · favorile obrue of Lyndon )!._ 11 ilot -~ lo lead In F)"rida, ~t he Job••", X••jll{t oPt14nt · ara,-. ~ i,a.11 if bodly lllat hi.I poa19te a .a ' b!Q'~~ _,artln1 of'....,_ -.,;;.lid be severely dama1ed! "• :iuaM i.. .miY.,oilt\dan,'Tbe way allud · • ' • i. i... ........ ''hard, Iii:' CANNOT AFFORD lo trail ver1 but J1iri 'li .ai yet. -far beliiad Woll1<t and HumJ!hrey il he II Muakie, It cansalely be predltted, will go into the coov.ention with a sizeable bloc of delegates. At this slage, Senator McGovern reseqttile& Se~ '£1!i•n• McCarthY,ol 1~ •. ocqQ\ad ,Ila 11\e .. beginninl IS· ~ectu'al · 'but' ilthe'ring ~emotiorial suf>Port··as yet ins~fficien~ lo make him 1 major con- IODder ,At wllh l!lcCartby,he makes prot!• rtU on the, winP ol the impo19ible dream. But nominees are selected not In dreams, but in the grubtiy and angry con- frontation on the convention floor. ~Jo ' tndica~ · , to JD*11111i •hla ·credibility 1moog the . t • I' v•--~ s; " ...,.. it 11 wbo· ·"'--', !be .. Florida' THERE IS WHERE the older forces of • :;; !his.," ..... ""'."' :--' . "; j • uie llomocralic Par\y . which look I'° ' cmra • enauP .: , .... Mt·~ 11e ~ 1--·,Humphrey or Jad:son 'or1iperhap1 in he' •bt.-..i lbt 1lid< to ' I • illllolle<Miocau,.,_..,... at lhe end, Kennf\dy lfUL· make lh<ir strengtjl ~ Ii: fret. ,SO Joni · ·~ Oll*o,. ,)Qd..1 cerlaillly not McGbvem, felt. Reform bas .nol yet ·purUied ,tl)e IDd ::.rar 111 ht 1llb)d +theft . qualify to lead· the ptt.ck Democratic Party of au its bosses , and cf.iutif.: main~ a, either. The bat tit royal would mereli be Mayor Daley will be there, as before, lcri& llld U. Ken-all_; / ;. ~ 1 • , • • JucUna toward Its preofdained conclulM;>n , waiting for the best moment to make ·his ned~ ,idefi ~ ve: 1,. , ·, _ O! multiple tnoc.tQilts . with ·aU ~~~. ,-IU ·felt and nom inate a candidate who ·~· J"'•• ~ ••· mal can car"' Chicago.· : . ·~.;MOU·... .. :_1 .. ICIY, of :~!~'~• e~~~Ht;ione f~e~·1n • , The 'incipient .deadloc.k In the prbnlrili to 10 imS '~entatiln•ol 0 0,. Nixon administrition,' W h e.r e ' Derriocratic Party is not necess8:1'UY good og;~..-ta DllQ ~in.~.· ·resPecti<(.'polltlcal opirlion holds· that 1ln neW1 for the Republicans. Wide open •lit« tbepro~ttff~l.11&~1 ,. tbefitCf 'Utt~•llmay<bef,iced 'with ;· .'Pl'}~arii:s in such stat~s a~ New 1ftd·tbfitbte1t Ola diiCUclt:k-Tlsea. . nomlrilUng Humphrey again or drafting Hampshire, Florida and W1sconsm have sena&or Mu1kie~,1M percent abowli\l ln Ke1}nedy, Not for 8 minute ~as Nixon.'~· "--ICtiva~ tens of thousands ~f v?lunteer New;J1111u:,ll\rt,,..hllP~~e 1~cQ(\,vern, Mllie'Houae Jet.down its guard on .Ken· . and paid workers whose v1ctor1es and won Ill ~eel fl ~rceat. riveaJeCt 'Mdy wb-tever he 1a:f5 ar doe! to real~ disappointments will give them a vested Mu.UM'• Wlneri~lt11 'II he' nOw ficM "'ntm 'fu. ·n0n~andldilc)'. !nit.rest in the election of some Democrat 1och t-addWoiaal opl!)heitts• .a ·Hu(,leli ,--<I • ' some day. , Hw_ripbrey" ·George WaU~ct, Jol)p V. _JJtf ~KIND OF num~s.that coun,t; A spirited, even rallCOU.!l, contest in Llndlly ~ Henry M:. ·Jeckb. in1 areaa cfelelates al . the national ~nvention ',in convention will •Ur further interest, while leu ~to bimthlD!lfew Etij:lQd. JWY~ 'Mu~le. stays ahead. Be will bJve . the Republicans go through artificial Still Muskie remaiol· the· front..nmnef' • most ·of,New Hampshire'• delegatu: He rituals at their San Diego convention with Pell ,Climbs -in ! c~t' Guard . . To Apply ·Talent ' . '.JACK ANDERSON WASIDNGTON -Capitol Hill is crawl- ing with reserve ofncers who provide valuable, if not valiant, service for the anned forcea during the amual battle of the budget. Dozens-of senators and repraenlltives doubler II ge~als and admir~s" c01o ... -and-:-captains in the r~tv~,• , ; , , I \ But the· poor eolst • -i· Gq1rd, 11!e ·rim!; o! ~,.._ the military litter. has only one lonely ·seriitpr JJlinningrthe barricades oo Capi- tol Hill 1t appniprt. atiOns time. He )s &en. Claiborne P~ll. · tbe genteel Demo- ::rat from Rhode I.s- tand, who is. buckinc: for admiral. For the past aeveral years, Pell has been awai:ded ~tir~ent.. and promotion credits by the~Coest Guard Reserve for such jntrepid service 11 .addressing a Sea Scout affair, lecturing on lobsters and presjding over Se~.~1ring1. •• PELL roLD'. MT HSOciate, Joseph Whal mosl people -and especially parents -don 't want to recognize ia that "motivation" is an integral part of talent, end not just a kind of fuel lnjtction that powers ii. .Parents Are fond of sighing, "He'd be so good at this," or "She'd make such a wonderful that" -if onl y he or she would apply himself or her· 1elf. . . Jut the talent Is incomplete witllout Uie ai>Plylng. 'ff is notbif!¥. it is only a pottlnt1ality, and cannot be brought into q.istence ii the motiv,tion is lacking. (SYDNEY J. HARRIS) "could really get an A" ii he wanted to, cannot really get an A because he really doesn 't want to. And the wanting to is an essential part o! the achievin1. nOt I separate lhlng, as ptrents imagine, Ulat can be injected into him like a shot or adrena lin . All genuine and meaningful and lasting / motivation comes ftom the inside, not from· the outside. The CArrot and the stick work -maybe -only as long as the carrot Is In front and the stick behind. When,they are withdrawn . the motivation ceases. You. can get a mule to move't.hts way, but not a person, !or very long. PARENTS ~HOUbD learn to stop nag- ging their children about how weU they could do "if you only tried more, or cartel more." Trying and caring. in specific areas, is built into people ; or else it comes to them later~ if they matur~ properly·; or. it never comes at all. But, however, it is· dead certain that no young .person was ever .motivated by a querulous. disap- pointed parent more concerned with hil own pride than with the child's ultimate self-actualization. untiJ IOIDe primary, concefvably the lin: Won. .contests in lo'wa ADd 1Mizbn1, a _po'tent\~11.Y deadening effect on cam- . Florida tlection today •. n .vul.a additional . Dotf Wfthout conceS~ionS to MCGOve.m.' · palgn activity. Spear; that he ba4I 'a<eepted tbe credill because ht "believes In the Coast Guard" and has a "de'.sire to remain" in it. Qoast GUard ·oHicial!,r on th~ other hand, ackno'P(leda;ed that they keep the Sen'ator happy because) of his position. ''We df:rive · constdera)>le ~benefitl' ·from the ·Senator's activnies •. said Deputy Reserve Chief George I. G'arner, "'and we pay 1 low ptice for it." WHO KNOWS HOW many "mutt 'in- glorio'P}i MJltons'' have lived and died without the world having been aware of their latent talents. II the drive to ac- tualize. their ability is missing, nothing outside of themselves can instill it in them. No U:ireats, no promises. no praise. A tr u I Y talented person is self-pr~ pell ed.' Not only does he not need to be .en- courag'ed (although it helps), he cannot be· suppressed. He wiU keep on painlirig or writing or composlng or doing whatever he does best, de.spite all the re- jections and rebuffs in the world. And he is supremely sell-confident. although despair ma y attack him from time to time. Despair about hh future, not about his gifts, If she sho.ws "a talent for music" and ~sn't want to practice. let it go -the ~nty talent worth cultivating is that which . l! accompanied b1 patience, petsistence, a~d ~pan ion. .If these are lacking. you might as well try to make a ballerina out of a "t.alerited" paraplegic. r Nonsmoker Cr~ade Gains ' ' THIS IS TRUE not only of· the artist but of the student. The student who EDITORIAL RESEARCH Nonsmokus who mind such : thlnls have Jong been.aware that toblcco smoke can irritate eyes, throat and naaal passages ; cause headaches and nausea; permeate .cJotbing. furni1hlngs and halr; and trigger -allergic reactions.' • In January the U.S. PubUc Hialt view the dilclosure as the crowning· service had more bad neWI for them. justiflcatlon for their crusade. They Inhaled carbon monoiide from burninc· argue that the ~'third of the American cigarettes may enter the nonsmoker'• adults who smoke have no right to pollute bloodstream in sufficient quanHly to the brealJ!lnc space of the lwo-lblrdl who damage the heart and lunga or e1.· do not. Slid °'* militant 1bltalber: ... 1 acerbate existing hea~·lung diseases. 4lslike belnc abused, by 90llleGM efie'• A roomful ol cJcarette smokers, P .HJ ..... ilanauP·" 1 lnvestigators found, raise the moDaald8 ~ Steps to fOrbid or discqura1e smoldfll content to betwetn 20 and 80 parts per l&&ve been liken by small ~. million. •'!fly parts of carbon mOl\Oildl lo ..-ganizetions or individuals.'. A ~ one mUIJon parts ol air is the acctP.Uble shop owner in Co@ege Park: Md .. bllliil mulmwn in most lndusttill sltuaUon1. ~'bre11tbing smoke all over my fl9b 'l1le Tobacco Institute denou.nced tbe dobuts." All apartment manager ln Ari- report u unfair. ingtOD,' ruu, deducts SIO per n:Joalll.,_ . , ft<in IM nm ol nonsmokliig tenanll llUT NOND!OKERS. rlibll groopo ~a becauae "amolen invariably b\Jro ho(;& small but ,_mg naUooal movement -ill ,rup 1J!11 lUrnlture." Tbe Nllkllal DAILY PILOT JIQhrt N. W tlld, l'Mbliillcr -.,.,,_., Kttoi~ Editot • ~a.,, Dileue Conlereoce I n Cleveland, Ohkl, banned smoking at its meetings; Some households refuse to aup- ply that appartrit necessity ol Ille, the ashtray.~ DI\. JEIS!I L. STEINFELD, the _..,,,..., Gontral, encourages another ap- pruach to tbe .~mo!<ing JI rob le m : se~gate smOkers ln public places. In Ar11t)Da, l1Jlal1tjoo has been introducad to forbid imokihc in restauranll. The lntmllt. Commerce Commi"lon hu made -an ln~ial deteimlnation that smokers must occupy seats separale from non1mo~ers. Thia la still open to appeal. At leqt ·~ domestic airlines provide non-smoklng sections on their fight.I. Long Isl1nd Rail Road ofliclals uy ~ were constant alten::ations and flit fichta between smokers and nonsmoken 11nW the railroad provided ••parata amoklnc cars eighl nionlll1 qo. Tbe o.a-t of Heallll, Education and Wollare 1 recently established nonsmoking sections Jn HEW cafeterias and work areas. ·"In the past five ye1r1 some 10 million .AJnericans have succeedld in giving up s_moking," said HEW '-Secretary' !.lliOt· I:.. Richardson in a memorandum , to his' ·employes. "It is proper that we nqw giye greater recognition to the rights of Uiese · and other nonsmokers to, an tj'yftnment reasonably free of '-<:Orttamlnlfttl. "• The ordinary swab in the Coast Guard Reserve must push mops or. at least, cruise down tne coast occasionally in order to maintain his standing. But Pell, wHO wis ~·ti captain in 1963 and wil.l·bei'consklered for admiral .on March 15, received~ ('points" me r·e I y for presiding Over a Senate hearing that had . to dO :with the ocean. The Coist Guard, accdtdiftg lo ·his mllltary1 record, gave him of(Jclal credit.for this m July 11169· "NONSMOKERS,-at 'J,ast Until ·now,''' ·oN-.APJUL 17, 1111; ht was awlrded said Dr. Steinfeid'in Jl.{luafy.fl "~ave bet!} some more :'points'; 'J« journeying to a very silent majority, jienbobly beca""' · w•s1er1y; 'R.I., Hlp SChool to discuss they were afrald to•sptU out 1in 1dett:nae "Clte&Jl rmiurc11 at' SOth 'aaiii'ltrsary of ol their right to breathe unl>oliuted air or Sea Scoutillg. In Rhodo liland.'' Again OO· for fear of being'~tiken for cranks' or June 21,'1971, he got reM"Ve Credltl for neurotics." conducting a "meeting ol varloUs olliclals Jf those fears .. are · disappearing, and ?sh~men ,rt. lobster. ~blems and nonsmokers' prof.est Will increase for the Russ1an,s at tne Pl, Judith,· R.I., Coast amount of tobacco smoke in the ~r Is in· Guard 1tatlon. · • . ""'. "' .. r cto11lng. Cigarettt coriau,mption in ·!171 Back !" 19'1,. Pell Oew lo a A'l'o wu estimated to'bave Increased S.3'per· session 1n Belgium to aerve as the cent. Noosmokers concede that the right "allernale ·Sedate delertt.. to AUanllc • lo amoke ii. an illdlioldual rlilit. But u Assembly aod member 01 .. :t. Scientific .amokers think they can light up any time, and T~cal Commltttio. 11Jo COUt 1nypiace they are puffing up the wrona Guard regarded thla, too, aa mllltary ' · duty. tree. The Coast Guard' spokesman, altof Dear Gloomy Gus ' Why are abl .. bo<lied hippies , who can play football , basketball, etc., oil day long, allowed lo live olf welfare and not be rriade to work for 1 living? blasting the "damn do-gooders" who Jiro, -"vided us wjth Pell'• conftdenUAI recal'Cft, explained that the Senalol' recel9'd no ' military pay (or ~is·activlties in bellall of lobsters. Se1 Scouts aod tile ocoan . BUT PEU. NEEDI 12 11potnU:" a ye1r lo Illy on tbe "actlvo" 1111. Tho Coast Glilnf hu lo Dnd -w11, app1Hnt\y, to provide him willl tbe roq1llred points or looe 111 lone ... nalol'. ' Footnole: Other olficera with lar belier Reinecke Turns Radical · River.side. Preis . \unng . that the State Reapportionment Lt. G~. Ed.Reinecke's outraged.l'eac-Commission, of ·which the lieutenant lion to ~e state Supreme .Court's reap-governor is chairman, ii Cmconltituttonal porUonment. decision was It s·e~t·f and can play no part In reap. outrageo,us. ' 1 • ~ .. r-J • ; .~rtionment.) "The rights of the people, the ri1hts1of,"f • Gov. Reagan expressed hia regret that .. the minorities, the rights: of the y~· ,.·~·U:i:e .court wu lacking in t b t don't mean ,1 damn tl)lnc 1!', Cali!aMjta ·at>lesmahsbip lo resolve thla problem anymore. And l think we're au about< al ck · once and for all." and tired of it." These jlte 'DOt ca~ will\' which the lieutenant governor and the Reagan act.. ministrattoo have re.aularlY been-ldenti· fled, and Mr. Relnecke's ·news conlerence remarks seemed to wander rrom the Wue 11 bind.• ! -MORE .i., THE POINT,·"~ is the ntoot ahOcking il;';i.nce ot'.poor ·Jocic and bad judlJDent oo the part of tl)e Supreme €ourt that · I've ever hell'd in my e:r· . lstence," which is pure hyperbole. And then, "this is an exunple of why the peo. ple, of this tcou.ntry as well .as the atate took. lo the •lreet., becauae they saw therJ was_ rio relief by wor.klng within the · l)'Btem. Antfin !act 1 must say that today I "would join them." Thul the llld.icalizatioo of Ed Reinecke, who openly ·aspires to be IO-of caiilomia, and It wlll be lnlerellilJ& to haft the incumbent governor's nldlaa to hla lieuleu!lt'a vituperalloa, lllYlllc beard Mt. Ruaan on other radl<eJI, SO=E GOVERNOR, who haS' been amona those who have Crittci.r.ed court. for · iclent rtstraint, compl1ins that now tlje state 5upreme Cowrt. is In• ~ufficiett In lts "stateSmanshlp" for want.- mg . : \eave, if it possibly ca'n, • leg1Sla!>•e job lo the Legislature ; the court, tile govel'Jl!)r is in effect saying, isn't ·llUIHcienUy 1ctivist, . • When the governors own ox wu gored by judicial oell-restralnt he found bit pbll°""""y could be adjusted. · B1 Geo1'9e--.., ~r Georae: • Would you say that se1 lo the big· pl\ probllm among YOUll§ people ' ~T J. H. 0... J. H.: I bll..,1 llecd. any you n & ~ ......... lboutlt. ll<•r GeorJe: DQ you llllnk • pnofdentllll can- didlte ·should pick his teeth! 'FRANK Dear Frank:" ~ -C. A .S. reserve records, meanwhile, are being kicked off tbe rolls. The form Jetter lllat goes to pur1ed omcera spew ot the "ex· tremely keen" competition and uk.a them to "step aside, as "e all must do evenlually, lo permit a juni..-ollioer to resume bla climb up the promotloa lad- der.'' LIKE MR.1 REINICXE, but in more moderate 1ccents, Gov. Re11an has criticized the State Supreme court's decisloo, wblob •cce'pl•d the legislature'•. reapportionment ol con II r • u ,i on 1 I district& (despite the governor's veto) bu! • threw Assem~Jy ,and State Senate redistricting~ to the LeglSJature !or ano""' try, ·k Ins <1i11lni boundarlu !or Ille to llJluro. · -ITbuOurt r _,..monad an wlilr. You know what, Frank? I llaven't the klalat notion " hat • l'OU'rt'talklnc itioat, bUt u you ever eome Soutlt'119 bid bel1er wotch that Yankee -U. ol ,..,.. I ' . I • • • ' ., T~y. lb!<tl· 1•. un ' -- 20 MiI~iori ·Acre .Tie'd Up by ~iner . ' .. . .Mrs.-,N~;' Will B~;~t;p • .. DAVID H~,.! But afler ~ you don't coclld ~ 00. ·the laod and -...._ -· bave to mine ti, You can do begin ' itdnl.oc anytime "'be HELENA, M«Mt: -Zw . whatever you 1rant with the wants. And the burden ol i1 hll name and he deocrtbei 1 ·Jand. proof lhat there i• no mineral himlelf -41 'a sly, old proe-.What. Zwelfel has done, on ·' of.Vllue on the land Is then in ped,or, 11llh . obvious em. beball of Zweifel InternaUonal the-!IP~ the l>ncher, the phua. on tbe 111ly." Prospecton,til file clainui on state, ·or the federal govern- By rt1china-hlck to an 1172 lhe minelal f r}gbts lo 20 men~. 1P ~ states, the sly federal mining law, Merle l, million acres., Zw~ifel bas '!!ade mln~al Zweifel of Shawnee, Okla!, No mattir. that oil com· clall)lJU. on • .1,~~' beloniln« 10 stepped smartly into --the paniet, farmers, and cor-ta• o cou...,ues. present by alapplng :if:! porations already o c cu p y (The ftderal go~rnment mlntns clalma 011'. 211, m much >C\f. the land. """°iding to doe3 not allow ·COii •nil oil aci'OI of land In ,.vtral the 1171 • fflw and II Zweilel depooll! to be. c la I me d Wiiiem slat.ea. • baa fUllUied' the atauerlnl outright. They are leued from ' ' . civil ·actions, ccrlotM«a' ~ lU5d candelabros. He ~ploys WASHINGTON UPI). - !:~.,for1 haMlf ~~~t ~ u,seoth mly 1«ncUv1 )<lUllg women 11 Niaoi) Wul be ., 0111l'l>un-_. n onwuUI w.~re e because he said be ls im· · ~ .:r": price· was $160 fo~ ea~h ISO.. pr~ "'ith the ability of ~Y but ~·ii i@t~, the: a'c~ lcltitn, .. a' state official · teenagers. ' First Fa fully wlU mark the , eal1rnated that Zweilel already . , At the, 'he&IMlng of the' yea., , ouion· .'II' ErJ!llY;:~ st had grossed $25,000. Zweifel extended ·his clfim.!I Patrlck's ·Day. • 1 • • .' Zweifel ,,Iso sent letters ~o frOm land tQ ~·He· asserted Conltie Stuarf.1Mrs ·~' 's ou: coh:lparl!i:s' stressing ,the minel'.al . rights ' to 1.3, mlhlon prtss .ecretpy'1 ~t she~~x Polftt that. "h~:· ~~rals were • acres . or·_ seabed r r ,om pects ·Uwe W111 ' tit.~ ~birtbdl)', mlxed with their . oil and Massac.b~etb to New Jersey, caU · • .wt a lo .lriv '}•fa{Dlly coal deposits, and Unless: an which prompted a Montana ...,. ,";N ~ , agreement · could be woiked rancher• to' say, "Firs~; t~ atyle set-together . pl'Obab?' ., out he would "proceed · to Western states, then the East Camp r>,..vld, ,Md., .-t!>e \P~ restrain" the oil ' company cOast, 'and ne1t the Great d~ttal retreat . w~e 'Elie Tba tm minlntI law lltill aP. phyllcal requiremeo" ol atal<· lhO'govmunent fOT.a,ree.). pllel to 750 million. oeres, 'lod ing, the land, be owaa 11\e Why Is ;i:wedet doing this? 1 slat.ea that a mineral · clalm" milltral r;ghta. . No ... mow. .for sure. •!>' may be made by anyone by In Montan.I for lnltanct' parentlJ not even Zweifel simply slaking out I claim -1111,008 1.,..' that Znliei d~· llii decl~ation that he p:>Undlng a few states around claimed are iQ, p r t v 1 t e wan~ lo be the r1cheat man 1n from extracting ·the • coal Lakes.'"· . .1 Nixons are expeet~"to spend . "which may be dima1ing to • . •What seeins c!rt:ain for next' w~kend., .. · ~ · . .._ 'Fl . . -; ' (my) loca~~le minerals.'"· Zweifet:s future Is a ·t.angl~ of : But tl'ie{e wjll r..be . nothing ·. · RST UA'iflOIW· BAIK' Tht agreement ZweifeJ says legal preblems and the pros. like the e1tr1vaga~ J1st , ' llA the land yoo want, presumably l ._.itip under atock·gruing the· world. . . he would ·like is shaped in pect tJiat after years of' talk,. year when~· NJ.Jon~• bi , .. HAS MORE TIME 'FOR'YDU dollar. signs. · · · ~ongress, with some heli>• day ·celebr1tion'1wps ~~ined .-. . . In Nevada,' the state says it. ' from Uie President, will shake with the announetm~t of her • ..• ,. chec~fd more than a dozen of the dust off the mlning:JaW of . dau&liter ~Tricia'J · engagenltnt .. zw·e\lel!s claims and 1872.. • to 'Edward. fJnsh·COi.. We'reopentillS:oO'i":M. discovered ·nothing that in.' ' ' · di •-Mon. through Thurs., staked the .claim'-conse-' 'Iii 6:00 P.M. on Fridays. for the purpose of extractlna ~·homest~ds. By~ making 1 Printed ~tter from Zwe1fe! valuable minerals. minefal claim on the land I n t e r national Prospectors U you want fuU Utle to the z,.ifei need only pay com~ a~~ the ~mis "to secure a land, u different from the pensation to the homesteadet m~mnum .. m~ of selected claim, "1 you must prove • fqr11ny physiCJI damage as ·• mmeral ~es be f .o .re minerals exist to the fed.era' retUlt of the mining activities. repeal of le· 1872 mining gov,ernnieqt. Then you pay , l.egally, providing he paid law.". • . $2..SO an acre. the $2.50 an acrt, Zweifel Zweifel iplaced ads m cated that -ui:: had physically: • •· •. tiN,.1,.,.... ··oc·· ..... B,. ... , ... 0~.-i,l•.m··. . quently, be 'was charged With · 16 counts of felonies and was' P.S. And for early risers o.urdrive-up ' .. convicted last week . Sen-CUSTOM TA/lOtS &. SHllTMAKltS IN OIANC#l Coutm · • WindOWS open at-S:451A,M. tencing was set for APrll 7. · PllMAHINT JHOWf:OOM ' · - Montana laws are the same· ...... ,.11.,.4, Cnt•·~ . SPRIN~'·l4L.1 ', ~. ~ ·,' . I L. M. Bofd \ magazines· !lrid news"papers seeking invqtorS!pt. co locators for the clal~ he says; he Has staked. rn ~evada, where Zweifel bu convicted of crirhinal c ges and faces IS Nevada; and Powder River 2 SUJTS SJ 10 M,r. ~···" lo\W,.Je (t '·"""",.,.'· , county ' Atlorner Robert ' J, DOUlll KNIT • J...SAYI IP 10 SK• r Brooks -said , the charge in "'CIAL l'llCI ttt. MOW .. "•,.. ,.11....i c..tt~ ....,. ~ Nevada does not affect the D••b'"' ic~r, •.•. 195 .,, fy'"· s,..n.-, si.c.,, ~......_ First Natiunal Bank ' va\idily ot Zweifel's claims. sot M-MI• ••••• •• •• ·• vn m ANY ·am . A\read ' M I th c..~ ....... ".... •• 1' • ANl'.1 STYLI lCOfftD y m Oil ana e SMrnti •••••••• 1s •2 110· ALT•••-· Zw~:rel af'-;., I'. • becoml'ng Silt w..i •• ,., .. 12 , 19 / • . . , ' ' . Do You !Possess I A Perfect Fa~e?· Pros · iute Addr·esi· !leS Stude .ts ~ .1mu 1:1 Shl"1 ........... 10 • .~·MSY PAYMINtl ,. complicated b e c a u 1 e co-,.1.,. ,..mi,. 1 ""'' .• EE .. · o,..)W• locators have aold their in-1oot ,. ... ,, ·1MHNrr11 • ......_. tere'sts .to other ~es. WOOL~111 ••...,.LI1111n · • .1.., • ?· ' • Zweifel's office"in Shawnee . .....,,~! ............... 1»4af1.,-nwtM ~ · 11 said to be decorated In satin ·rof.l;i! ~~.!~~~"'·' ; and velvet with plush c~rpets Young lady, the di.stance from the Up of your nose to th~ end of your chin ahou!d be exacUy onei-third the length of your face. And from your hairline to the Irtner tips of your eyebrows, likewise ~third. And from the inner tipa of your eyebrows to the end qf your OOR, also -· ·.i..::-.. ·~-, . ,., 14a ··' " •' , ~I I . I \ - 'j , /\>.;:·-.. ... one-third. That is, if you're U,: one girl in 100 said• to -the perfect countenance. Such is the claim of a sculptor who has made an extensive study of .leminintr-featw:es. -- ONE MORE candidate !or the title of the world'•• best knock lmock, joke, H you please:, "Knock knock." '.'Who's there?" "Eucalyptus."· Eucalytus who?" "Eucalyptus hair too short." CRANSTON, R'.I. (UPI) - A Cranston 1 ch o o I com· mitteeman says he will ask for a full investiption of a pro- giam •l Cranston East H;gh School In which 1 prostitilte spoke to a group ol studentac' ArMt G. Garabedian tlai4 the,-proetitute spoke to~a group ... -~ of students at the achOol last Friday .. part of t h e economics · and politics in the comm"Wlity program , an in; novatlve social studies elec'live which is limited to 12th • No, that one won't make it. Regrets. ' , . DON'T CARE•il It 11 the 111Q1t profitable ·ghJb on the market, I certainly wouldn't eat It. Dog food. Do you ruUu the citizenry spends almost four times as much on graders. , G~rabedisn said he will ask the school committee t o launch a "fllll investigation." $0 .Ret1I. SoRidl. lo.·~ ,,. ' f ' ... • -·· -! • • • . . it aa on baby food? • · HANDWRITING -According to the graphologist!, il your handwritten letters get a lllUt-larger toward·the end , of your . words,. ,you're prone to tali too much. But i! \hey get 10mewhat amaller1, you're proba~ly a tactful diplo- maUc sort." 1 " • ' 'Ii . . ... '"' "" • 1 l \ Q. "In 'professional football, .mil doe! • ~laCI! ldoker have to wor.ry about most?" . ·i .A, Cheap lorel&n labor, I think. No, tliaVs too cute. Timing. ' A WALL STREET headwaiter· says the size of the tips in his place precisely reflect the day's ticker action. Rea- sonable. EVERY TIME I say Phi Beta Kappa is tlie oldest ·Greek letter fraternity ·m the natim, aomebody ·wants · to argue. Why? " GOOD NEWS! Once you paaa .II< 16, dlancea you'll be arrested get littler and littler, satistJ~ally. · CJGAJ\E'ITES -That the U.S. COngreii won't let cigarette ads show up on our television' sets is known by all. But all are not aware the U.S. government at' the same time has been subsidizing cigarette advertising in Japan, Thailand and Austria. Theoretically, to build a market overseas for the lobacco boys. It Is all so strange, so very strange. • JUST ABOUT all the major opera companies in the world have warned their sopranoea to stay off the Pill. Tertds to lower their vocal registers, it's said. LET IT also be known the average birthday present nationwide now costs $13. · ' . ' Address mail to!.. M. B9yd, P. 0. Bo:z: 1875, Neio- port Beach 92660. Hi said a ~te is not a proper person l.o address high school students. Faculty members running the Course said that crime is part' cif the ciiurse and the speakers are alected by tJ:w: stud."1ts. t: • ; ~ ~ • " They sa~ J~ prostitute wu ~ solected 11 • part of the diacuaion1 ok ao-called 11vio-· timless er~." ' Boyington • 'Shoi Dow'· • ·I J FRESNO (AP) -Gregory "Pappy" . Boyington . w .as credited ·with ·knocking' 28 Japanese 1planes from the skies during World War· ll. Now he uy1 a multitude of · problems J,t 11hooting down his health. ... "The type of life I lived, the old machine was bound to wear oot,'~ the. gravel vOiced ; 59-year-old • Medal of Honor winner said. Boyington, living here tem- porarily to get treatment it a · • V e t e r a n s Administration hospital, aaid his a~ments have included cancer which required the removal of part of one lung. "I've blen quite ill the Jast five yearf. I just want to piss on without fuss," Boyington said. WANT A Phone 642-4321 For ~Weekender Advertising . LITILE LUV? • Try Connell Chevrolet 1Mareh 23rd. _ 2121 HARBOR Bl VP, CO~TA MESA Sj6,!2Gtl I AM EMPLOYED IY THE FEDERAL 60VERNMENT. IS IT POSSIBLE TO HAVE MY CIVIL SERVICE DEATH BENEFIT 11.SSIGNED TO YOU FOR,'MY FVNERAL7 by EUGENE 0, BERGERON '" _., 4e rMs lty , .. ,_"-1 ._. effke. If'" ......... _.._. ........ flle Chll lwfke t111141r~ ,.,_ JIM fw YM M ffte It wfllt Mal ct.11' """-C1mslnW. 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' ' ' • ' l .•.• ' • • \ f DAILY "LDT T...U,, M1ttb 14, 19:C QUEENIE-ly Phll .lnterlandl ' " Un wedded Divorc,e Reveri~s Slide,, 1 Nevada ·Considers Action Mothers I Keep~Tots ' l30 million II In Lu Vegas'• SAN P'llANCJSCO (AP) -CARSON CITY, Nev. - to point out that It hu been three decades alnce cltluns of Nevada were proud of the title ol "nation's divorce capital." Clark County and SIS million in Reno'a Wafboe Coonty . ' ' The adoption supervltor of San Whether relaxed California Franclsco County llYI P\lblicl· and New York divorce Jaws ty given actresses who have borne children out of wed.lock are making sufficient inroads Is one reason more unwed into Nevada divorce revenues mothers are keeping their to force Nevada Jegi.slatlve They' 1dd that well·lnfot'ineil Nevada111 are aware that revenue from divorce either ln court coffers or acquired dur- ing reSidency atay1 by pro- spective 'divorcees l.s not of great consequenct. The loaes at.em from lodg· Ing. f o o d , entertainment, travel, attorney, and ({IUrt\-------------------- lees and other ln·1t1te\--==-....::.-------------- . ' "Do you ever f'Wl dry?" Jamaica Tackle s_ ' , . ' High Birth Rate children. changes to hold financial She says this has con· ds 1. Ill trlbuted to the decline in the groun IO'll st a moot ques· number of infants av1Uable lion. ft remains unsolved with for adoption. the defeat of AB 620 in the "There are other r1ctor!, Nevada Legislature. , like abortion, and a declining Sponsored by attorney. blrthr1te but most Of it has. Assemblyman Howard F . to do with the publicity," Mc Kissick Jr. and h i 5 Dorolhy Murphy said. Attorney Philip Adams; who longtime friend , c hem Is t. hu a1ded in the adoption of Assemblyman Thomas M . IOR)t 3,000 children in a legal Kean, both of whom represent career spanning 30 years, put Reno-North Lake Tahoe-Verdi It another way: ''Love aild Storey County, 'the bill children are in vogue," Adams passed the .a.man Assembly 1ald. "The embarrassment but was killed In conferehct in factor ls down to 1ero." the Senate chambers. Mrs. Murphy said a sharp In addition to lowering drop in the number of children residency requirement from placed for adoption was not-six to three weeks, AB 12(1 Uced in late 19119. would have clarifled chlld·sup- "ln 1188, we had an average port regulations, created new of !15 chlldrtn under 2 years grounds for divorce, provided old avaHable for adoption at for marriage counseling when all Ume111," the said. "Today, children in the state of Nevada there are only I'>. and they're are involved , and clarilied 'ftley 1et increa1ed economic prosperity in the in- cubation' of more family- geared recreational activities and promOtk>n of the scenery, climate, and year-round sports offered by the state. Further, they feel the sooner the divorce market is taken elsewhere the better I o r Nevada's new image. Not so , counters Assemblyman McKi.s!ick who has computerized information that failure to drop the residency provision of Nevada's divorce statwi from six to three weeks is costing the state $50 million, of which purchastJ not made by out of state reside. discouraged by the state'• six-week. waiting pertod. "An accurate figure of how many come from out of state to obtaln 1 Nev1da ~rce l! impossible lo obtain," xplai111 ODt attorney. "Any ·vorcet appearing in court swears upon petition1ng for thb form of relief that he or she intends to be a permanent resident of Nevada ." Most l~glslators polled, with the e~ceptlon of those who are lawyers, accused the state's legal profession of having filed a "special-Interest" bi I I designed to enaure state aup- port of their practice. Average legal costs for a Nevada divorce average $350 to $500. WANT A all over 1 years, old." child-custody matters. The bill 11TILE LUV? KINGSI'ON, Jamaica (AP) aborUon u a me.ans to lower Of the famous who have was patterned after Ca1ifornia • -Tbe radio commercial the birth rate. A c tu a 11 y , publlciz.ed their u n w e d d e d divorce statutes. SEE WARDS NOW FOR FAST, ACC·URATE . NOW IN OUR 14™ ' YEAR INCOME TAX SERVICE • Frlemlly, courteou1 1taff • CompleN!y conlldentlal • No appointment necessary starta wilh 1 , 1 n g i n 1 thort'• • lot of logic behind m11ern11 status, Mrs. Mtll']>hy The answer to hnw serlou! Try Connell Chevrolet March 23rd. te1ep11one. ws. u ld, the impact of new competition JUST SA y , "CHARGE IT I" "Hello ... Hi, what hap-"I think the country must "It may nol be immoral lo is and will be varies widely. pened! Whit! Say what! Yoo lirst become contr1ceptive-keep the baby if you're a Those concerned with in-2821 HARBOR BLVO. HUNTINGTON CENTER -HUNTINGTON BEACH pregnant? minded and that abortion move star. But many unwed creasing the momentum of COSTA MESA ~1100 Phone 892-661 1 -Edinger at Beach Blvd. "Well, hear me now ... is should ~ a backup. molhen don't have rt he _f~anu~'l!_Y·f!YP'~_t'tou~rls~m~ar~e:.'!qu~l~ck~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~==================== might as well you never tell "What we want to get finances to !Upport a child and I" me because I can't do nothing acrou to people Js our basic aren't rtally .prepaffii for the 'bout that! Sorry, sister . . • slogan: 'Plan your famiy, bet· ctiUci&m they may face ." la your fault ... look now, ter your life.'" In the e.nd, she said, the don't bother come to me wid The advertisina has irritated burden must fall upon the de ~ bullneu neither !IOme Jamiicans.-children denied t h e op- • • ·" "Wt came under fire from a , paftunlty for adoption .l.nto a ,,.. announoer 11.ya: ''Thit. vocal croup of·• few artlcullte atable aituation. .,. ....-Is nol unUIUll u pe0ple who wroe. Ietlert to' "some mothen," she did. you may 'tbink. Smne men are neWspapen:," AJllson uya. 1'thlnk they're llkinC ,• great )Isl u lrreaPonslble as that "But '" Intend to preas llll<ad big doll ho~ with lhi!ll. 11111 man. Whit kind of man are and iet bravet_: and bolder." tt'a not> thtt.1lmple." -: you? Family planning Is no~ The program appears to be just for women ... " having some succeP. Just a These blunt radio spots, few years ago the birth rate along with equally frank was about 40 per thousand. nowspaper Ind b I I I b o a r d Emigrltlon q_ f silJll!icant advertlsln(, te!llnJ Jllll,Al<an 1UJ11ben of younc women to women "You don~ hi•• to le! tbe Unlled ~tea lo win 11 .,.._m," are put of an 1111-domeltl<l ll>o bu blea 1 l11C- bttloul birth c:ontrol prlllrlDl tor In lowerillc the birth Tile, -Id by tbe ...,emmen1. ~· Tbe aim II to lower the '"1'111 _,. ha to be pramt birth nte, SS.t per ''vtrt, Vfll1 cJett," Allllon tboaADd, to 11 per t.hai•aend -Heervea: "OM nuon ia Ind keep II there. By com·· beclUIO. there II 1 hllb ll· puilon, the CWTtnt birth Tile Jltency nto, 1baut IO per. In tbe, Unlled SI.Iles 11 1bout cent.'' If per thouAlld. One ol the ..._per ads Tbe utenslve pN>1r1m Is pnpu.i by McCann-Erk:bon deemed -0' becl ... of of Junalca shows 1 smilln( • T1pldly Jncreuinl _,.. black th'! In Aln> •• d lion llll'llninl tbe Jiunalcln lllngl•Pl!I wllkinl put lft economy. Wlllllllllll tlrl who II -· , Norweg i . Fete Set , Fresh cod b bell>( flown In from ~U. for 1 . "Tonk Mlddag" or cod dinner by tbe "1lft Lie Lodge of ti. Sons of Norny March 21. "nle 1~dlnner-dance will be held from 7 p.m. to t p.m. at the Air National G u I r d Armory, 2111 Newpqrt Blvd., Coda Meaa. A ~Ji boor ~es the dinner at f p.m. All members and their frienda have been invited to 1ttend. TlcUb, priced at $UO, ITllY be r ... rved II Ml· 7GI or ISM774. Junalca· II lll\lller than · 11111l Qmectlcut tn 111111 ..... n1;::===========:::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-I had .. ,000 J>ll'IOlll In 11111. By 1161, the populatloll had doUbl· od, ad l\'I' -.ly - mllllon now. By 2000 the populltloll could reach five mllllon. There 11Ten't eJ10U1b Jobi I or everybody. Unemployment II currently l1'<>llllCI 20 pe!'OOll. Illeglllm1le births 1ccount for 70 percent of new blble1 born evel)' year, says Conroy . Alliaon, head of ·Jamaica's F~y Planning Board. Bill llle1ltimacy does nol have the stlsin• here lhat It doesiq other ·countrles, becaUM of a tradition of loose famlly structure that stems back to the day1 of slavery. So the pllMlng bolrd Ig- nOres any moral issues about who visits iU: 154 cllnic.r. Instead it w o r k s at d i s tributing contraceptives and explaining their Ulel. All contraceptivea are free except for birth cOntrol pills. Those cost 13 cents for a month's supply, but If a woman cannot afford to pay she gets the pills for nothing. About 70 ·percent of the con- tracpetlve materials come from the U.S. Al•"'Y for International Development. Jt , also rovides technica l assiatance and other equip- ment for the program, under U.S,,.Jamaican agreement. ''The Jamaican government's one a en er a I directive when tM program began." said Allison, "w11 that "'e should not embark on Legislators: Decode Dates • . ~ tl1PI) -~..=:::-=-~ ucta bo ollmped with the • . ' •{'(. ' .f' ~. . ' . . ' ' do eornethiriG booutiful Mnes of beaches to 11toft. Luoh gl'llll v1ll•Y' to joum9'( on hot'llbactt. It blgin1 -with 'Odysoey s.11" IUl'iiQue opprotCh In 14 karat goldW9Clding l9la. Flcnntlne or high pollllt finllh, Diamond lolltaire from '321. Wlfldlrig bind or gun ring, 635. . MlliHng "*''•bind, $5() • -......... ,., ........... d•lo --they sjtould , be • 'JMler 1old bas been J" ~Dys ... Anlhony c. -. .. 'l1lo .. ttl1 Hlll1 Demo. .. .... :;:.;£,... .,j 8IA.VICK'S eni'a -· """Id requlrt !*-·~ dlle" to be mwlted "" .... poc~ In • !onn whim could ba elurty undt"' atoell by tho e<1111Umer. Cur- rently, many 'food lttm1 are -wilh lht dllt In COile. : Jewelers Since 1817 11 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH '44,lltO Open Mori. end Fri. I 0 1.m. to 9:10 p.m. WE . SELL At ' t , Low Shelf Prices ' PLU.S 10% " WE CHALLENGE _ANY MARKET TO MATCtt TKE TOT Al SAVlNGS " FRESH LEAN • ALL SIZE PKGS, GROUND BEEF ........ SLLiCED.cBACON ....... ~15¢ 1'- FARMER JOHN'S I OZ. PKG. SAUSAGE LINKS POINT HALF BRISKET CORNED BEEF FARM I R JOHN'S CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS ·SLICED BREA.D ........ ' . ....... ' .. . 25¢11. 89¢LI. c .... IN llCLOSIAILI IA.• 10 LI. CELLO IA!t RUSSETT POTATOES DAYS A WEEK Closed Sun. & Wed. STORE HOU RS: ~O A.M.·7 P.M. c ... M~YTHINIO IS MARKID WITH OUR LOW SHELi' PRICES. Tlotft 1111 clleck• adds fnt 10'/o to arrfn at -Y°" pory. So If yoo w-d up wltll $10.00 ..-yoo'd simply pory -· plus 1 O'/o or $11.00 totol "1111 .... fw W.,-,tlllllt UC"" f't f.-. lltflM .... ,,, c;911t,_ll ... Ilk• 11111k ... 1'-'. WE MAKE DISCOUNT HOUSES LOOK EXPENSIVE! ...... ,... -· --•d .......... of c1o11on per,_ .. yow food wn. 11oo·1 "'" .. ••• towa laaklnt for borvalas ••• Yau -be "'-ed ·w11n yoo buy at TOP YALU yoo •• blly ... at tk LOW P'lcn. WI CARRY ALL OF THi FAMOUS IRANDS. TOP 9UALITY MEATS ..i IOARDIN FRESH PRODUCE! FRESH CHICKEN PARTS c lb FAMILY .PAK 5·LIS. OR MOR! LIGS, THIGHS, BREASTS wlth ·RIBS COUNTRY FRESH LARGE AA •, EGGS LARGE SOUD HEAD LETTUCE L-a Sold SfNltllt ,,_ .,.. 111ni u-"" • .,,, • ·13 Coast Students Honored Thlrteen studenta from the Orange Coast area h 1 v e earned a place an the Aca· demlc Honor• Llst at CAI Poly at Pomona for the fall quarter, To be ellgible, a student must be enroll~ for 12 units or more and muBt achieve a B average or better. Recipients are: John R. Quinn from Dana Point: Beverly J . Bergquist, Presley Gulo, Jr.. Richard Muehring, Harry D. Robbins, a n d William W. Treadway from Huntington Beach : Dennis C. Bartlett, David J. Bradley, Rae Ann Capps, Gary S. Godshall, and Donna K . Goedhart from N e w p o r t llea<;h I and Sharon A . Borthwick and Sharon K. Davis from San Clemente. Of the 7,185 student.a at Pomona, 2,381 were honored and urned this recognition. For The Record ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCLIFF MORTUARY 01 E. 17111 St, Coot.' Me11 -• BALTZ BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona ckl Mar 17!-Hll Costa Me11 ""'UU • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 111 8roadw11, Cotta Mffll uwm •• McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MORTU.\RY 1'116 1Ap11a Caayoo RL -ll • PACIFIC VIEW • MEMORIAL PAllJ: CUlef2rJ MO<tUrJ ~pol ... Padlle View DrtH Newpott Bead. cal~enla .... 17. • • PEEi FAMll. Y co•,..,. ... rtJNERAL ""'"iloia "'1 11111& A"' Wolllailller Iii HU • • • IMITBI' MOllTUARY Ill Mall Ill. &-...Jed ..... ( Slayer of Clerk Given Life Term SANT A ANA -Floyd Larry Strong of Santa Ana was sentenced to life ln state prison Moriday for his role in the killing of Tustin market clerk Thomas Paul Grove. Slrong, 20, was found guilty by Orange County Superior Coor! Judge Byron K . McMillan after he· agreed to waive a trial and allow the jurist to role on the bas.i! of the 1 u b m I t t e d transcript. War Set On Weeds ORANGE -It's time to weed out Orange County. County Fire Warden Carl M. Downs announced that the 28th annual w e e d ahatement notices will be stuck on some 6,000 par· eels of land in unincorpo- rated portions of the coun- ty this week. Owner• will have until April 5 to reqiove weeds and other flammable veg· elation, which Downs said contribute to the chances of fires occurring during the wann summer months. Following the April 5 deadline, a private con· tractor will be hired by the county to clear weeds off Jots that did not com· ply, and Individual prop- erty owners will be billed · for the service, Downs a tressed. Judge McMillan fouod him guilty ">!lr.t degrte murder. KathfAnn Yeaw, is, Santa .Ana, strQng's f~male ac- complice in the robbery last June 7 of the 7·11 market in TusUn, was sentenced to fi ve years in state prison after pleading guilty to reduced ,charges , of seCond degree murder. Judge P.fcMillan suspended the sentence in favor of five Gets Po•t years probation and ord ered Dr. Ivan L. Richard· P.1iss Yeaw to strve one year son has been appoint- in Orange County Jall. ed vice president for All charges against Mark W. administration and Lenihan, 20, of Garden Grove, community relations at were dismissed by Judge Cal State Fullerton. McMillan. ------"--"--"-- The trio was arrested· shortly after Grove, a part- time market clerk and college student, was shot In the back of the head during the robbery of the McFadden Avenue market. ' The 22-year-old victim died in hospital three days later. Corpsman Convicted .- SANTA ANA -Navy corpsman Juan Jose Molina was found guilty of second degree murder Monday in the mutilation slaying of a n Anaheim divorcee . Younger Plans County Speech ORANGE -California At· torney General Evelle J. Younger will be the featured speaker March 29 when the Orange Chamber of Com- merce holds its annual in- dustrial luncheon at t he· Anaheim Convention Center. Tickets can be obtained from the chamber office at &29 E. Chapman Ave., Orp.nge. Tutsdll, M11<• 14, 1'72 County Polities Battin Sees Runoff ·in November . By o.c. HUSTINGS Louis Cella of Sonia Ana, ot tM DMIY , • .,.. •••ff another DtmocraUc leader. SANTA ANA -FI r 1 t His campaign manager Is District County SUpervlsor Fred Harber, who eulded his Robert Batun, who is sukin1 1961 campaign. hls second term, ,.ya he does -"--"-_,_ not expect to win without a H H H runoff. SPECIAL GUEST at the "There un&ubtedly will be Republican A s s o c I a t e s \ runoff in November." aa ys meetln1 Thursday will be 42nd lfatUn, who expects h I s Congress ional District can· strongest oppos ition in the didate Cl1lr W. Burgener. June fl supervisorlal bllloting The meeting will be held at will come from attorney the Santa Ana Saddleback Inn W 111 i am Wenke a n d from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. It Is business man John W. "BUI" ope11 to the public. lt will be a Hill, both of Santa Ana . Battin no-host cocktail event. lives in Garden Grove. Senator Burgener, who lives Other asplrants for the first in Rancho Santa Fe, Js a can· district post are attorney didate for the new con- '7 A "GREEN ELEPHANT"' senator covers the weatem party, a St. Patrick's Day and northern portions ot celebration for local Oran1e County and tb t Republicans. will be &lven by easttm portion ol Loi Anaelea the Saddleback Valley Young Count y . Republlcins Friday. The eventJ;::j~.~..,i::i:iiiiiiiiiii"i::::; will be1Jn at a p.m. in the home of Judy Headlee, 26892 Preclados Drive. Mission Vie- jo. All Saddleback V a 11 e y Republicans are invited. Call President Don Lewellen at 830-7697, or Secretary Judy Headlee at 1.10.7697, for in- formation. • DNr Mtoyw • .._, Wallace ''Wally" Davis of gressional seat which includes I c ... ,... .... ye• .. _,,.. .,. ........ , ... ,.. ...... I "''-' .,.. ~ ,.. _, '"" H• • lltteri.. ....... -4 .,.11 Ue11W jt4't 11, •re MllMll .cl ..... .. , __ ,..,. .. .... lfrMt • ,.,, Fountain Valley and Paul northern San Diego County DR. ARNOLD 0. Beckman Balch of Garden G r o v e , and the southern part of of Coron.a del Mar, founder of former assistant to Rtp. John Orange County. One of the Fu!lerton's Be Ck man• s G. Schmitz (R·Tustin). district's most prestigious Instruments. will be honorary '"'"' .. ~· Battin, whose term on the residents Is the occupant of chairman of state Senator M•rll)'ll •c•tt board has been marked with the Western White Hou se. James Whetmore's re-election Pd. ,., ~Y '•"'"'1"" 111 r•·•1«1 M1yor lto&.rt M. Wll1011. ltlft Sfotf1;1, controversy, was backed in Burgener currently is in his campa ign. The d is trict Tr111ur1r, Ht Amtiur11 1tt1., cost• 1968 by Orange Count Y\~sI:xt~h~y~e~a~riai'i'itaiteijseiniaitoiri. '!~r~e~pr~e~se~nitied~ibiy~ithie~~GO~P~"i'i"i·ijiijiiji:iiii;:~~~ Democratic leaders. He won in the November gent!!ral election that year defeallng attorney TAKE A PICTURE WITH Patrick Duggan of Santa Ana . They emerged from a field of THE EASTER BUNNY nine candidates in the June primary. Now -Carousel Court The supervisor said he hopes to have the backing of Richard ~ _ _... \io.ast •---O'Neill, chairman of the CJUllUI ---~ lll&a Orange County Democratic Central Committee, and Dr. ' Randano's Bribe Case Deferred Orange County ,5 u p e r I o r Court Judge William Speirs ended a week-long non· jury trial by finding the 22-year-old Navy corpsman guilty of the killing last Nov. 2 of Mrs. Barbara Smith, 27. He ordered Molina to return to hls courtroom April 3 for sentencing. Molina faces a state prison term of five years If you dial long distances yourself, .· you .pay less. , SANT A ANA -A one-week delay was ordered Monday in what will be the second Orange County Superior Court trial of convicted liquor hi· jacker Gene Randano on bribery charges. Randano. 46, formerly of Newport Buch, was gr.anted the., delay ,,Mon d:.a y -by Presiding J u d g e Bruce Sumner. He is free on appeal bond from a to-day county ja11 term imposed last week for his Illicit transfer of 300 cases of liquor Hom the old Sad· dleback .(nn in Laguna Beach to Feliciano's Restaurant in Newp<¥1. He was indicted )ly the Orange County Grand Jury for that offense and he was also indicted for bis alleged role. in the attempted bribery of Costa Mesa patrolman Gary Barwig. Barwig, wt>o immediately reported the offer to his aupervi.sors, told the jury in the earlier trial that Randano offered him, through a Laguna Niguel man, $10,000 U he would plant a package of drugs in the car of a key pros- ecution witness. The jury returned with a guilty verdict. But a woman juror broke down under poll- ing to state she felt she had been pressured into voting for Randano'a guilt and a new trial was ordered. lo Ille. · Neighbors diSC{)vtred the savagely slashed body of the divorcee In her Anaheim apartment . Her two young children, ages four and two, were-playi ng In a nearby room. D.eaf~ Trial Set for 3 SANTA ANA Three persons accused or the holdup killing of 4n Orange sChool teacher ha'le been ordered to face trial ~ril 10 In Orange County Su rlor Court. Judge W lam Mu,rray set the trial d~te for Chino prison escapees .W i 11 l a m Neil Cartwright,. 31 , and Jerry Michael Wade, 25. Both are accused with Susan Louise Sutliffe , 2.1,• of Pomona, of the ldlling Iast;Jan. 28 of Gerald Mllchell, ZS. lt is alleged that Wade and Miss Sutliffe, both wearing blonde wigs, accosted Mitchell and hls wife as they were returning to their apartment. Mrs. Mitchell told police her husband handed over his wallet, but was shot through the heart while she fumbled In her purse. Wilderness Guides Availab~ at Park SANTA ANA -A new brochure bas been published to enable viaitors to enjoy the Edna Spaldi(ig nature trail through the 50-acre O'Neill Park wilderness area. Board of Supervisors Chairman Ronald Caspers of Newport Beach called at~ tention to the guide brochure Monday. "The trail was ' developed through the efforts of the late Miss Edna Spalding, a biology Instructor at Fullerton High School," the supervisor tt· plained. "Mentioned are such com- monly seen birds as the turkey MAXIMI ·SlfOf'PE INC. vulture and redt ailed hawk, and native plants Including yucca, wild cucumber and wlld hyaclnth," he added. There r is al so a spring wlldHow¢r supplement now of· fered which helps the park visitor identify such nora as wild sweet pea, mariposa Illy, phlox and lupine . The Sea and Sage Audabon Society and the T u c k e r Wildlife Sanctuary organiza· Uon prepared the guides. Guides are available at Orange County1s O'Neil! Park office In Trabuco Canyon, 10 miles north on El Toro Road from the San Diego Freeway. HONG KONG CUSTOM TAILORS IN HUNTINGTON S!ACH ,., i.... ................. Atl ...... ti ... ,.. ..... ti,....., "9rl l•<•••t. .., fNb IM •II IY"' fl ....... -r. Allt Ill .. ,,..,, 1t1ltl_, 1•r- !Mflftl ...... .,...., ...... .......... bf Mt!\, (Mfli...IH, U<lll•H ,........,_..,..,............ ' ALL AiT HONG KON• l'RICIS • ..... -..,........... ' ''"' fVt'( 9nil lfl!l!llfnl CCIII, _ • 'M A .. l"OIHTMINT U&.&.t NYll YAIW I .,IN t AM TO t1• '" SHElATON IEACH INN t1111 'M;191K: COAST -.WV. '9tOMl1 SM-la1 t O~YI ONl.:Y, MA~N 116 lf-WID. & TNUllS. ,.,.,, l•11wlnll .,... .y...wrlnt • ·. • • . . . " It's that simple. The farther you call the more you save. Here are some examples.• Dialing 200 miles.costs 80¢ instead of $1.45 pe·rson to person. 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The auccesalul c1Ntld1t11 who com-- Plett our teatlng Ind trtlnll'IO wl11 be compe:nuted b)' Mllry 1nd a llber•I comm11aion, II yeu 1111 you ·~ autfl- fltd Ind 1r1 lnter11t9d In 1 CllWlt with an unlhnlled 11rnrng and 1dY1ncement po11nU11, we Invite your lnciulf)I. PIMM Mnd )'Ollt fffUm• to: A.J .Groelbecl< FIMnclal Advisors Inc. a .. Union 8tnlt Sau•~ OJ' tao So. Main St • .... 110fJ Ofllt'lt, Calffomla 028&8 ' • ' • "" ... IA ' - ' •• Monday's Closing Prices-Complete New York Stock Exe~ange List ' , - =·-..... -::. ' I ' • ' . ' ·Debate Jars-Oregon POW· Week~~~~~~-~~~~~ Proclaimed , WHAT'S LEFT. Governor Raises Euthanasia Issue Pr:,:IN: ~i p... . • · ONE RACK' ONLY •• • c1a1JDOC! , pa!ionat -·OI • , SALEM. -On!. (l)P{) -queslloo o( ou!h.....,Ja, loo. aeen n!laUvos kept alive by concern !or prlaonon ol ir1r Oregon Gov. Tom McCall bu A . .m.~·n from ~irkland, medicine arld machines for 'and soldlen missing in action ) been called. evtrythtng from Wuh.;" I 'd mo n•l ah e d the long periods of time, with no . and says lbtir: familia: ''adfel'. "the new Hitler" to a man of eovemor to choose his hope of recovery. · in aplrit hardly leu than their i. "great wildom, compeulon, termlaoloO carefully bec!ause, "Just plJ!n. torture, that's . men suffer .ln the flesh.". l and above .U, COW'age,0 tlnce he llld, euthanasia is• alt," summed up a 71-year~ld Nixoit designated Ma r'c h be declared two weeks q:o "usoctated tn the minds of ,. man from Portland, Ore., who 26-April 1 for the. observance that eutbanuia should be many with aomethlng so very saw ·his wife die1 in this way. with March 21 ailo Nrked as dlacuslecl publicly In 9rqon. different, ""<;~ aa the horrors. A Wasblngtoo, D.C., at· a national day' of 'prayer •:roi 'I1)t mail _ cucadi.ng in of Hl_Ueriam. torney w~te the governor, the lives ahd Wety'of' lheSt from au-pa111 of the nation -The league against Nee>-'1You an lri the forefront ol an men" l .. 1 ;-....... t·• • ··MENS >;ND LADIES ·SALE ·: sHo·Es· · LIFE . STRIDE. COBBLER ' . . FLORSHEI""! Ir , OTHERS 4 DAYS· ONLY J ! .. ·" • •; ·Prisoners' Wives Rap President la runntng -2-1 in favor Hiilertam In Inglewood, ~.Ut., idea whose time has come." The proclamation saldJ 1,1113 of the governor'• declaration 1e11t • telegram saying: We And from San Francisco a American · servicemen are' that the elderly w atiQuld be awear undying hostility to the ~m3!1 wrote: "If you succeed either 'lnisaing in action or im-- given the right to chooee new lijUen of Oregon and will m writing mercy killing lolo prisoned by North Vlel\Wn "death with dipjty" rather back up our ~ with ftnan-Oregon's lawa, I shall plan to and its alli . than "prolonced life as a dal ·support." come to Oregon to live." es. vegetable. •t , A Woman from Fort Worth, LA DI.ES . ' . . $1 ~ to' $];_:, Reg. to $25 • McCall bu received nearly Tex., argued against any 300 letters and more come ln termlnatiM of life, by any daily, ...,,,. She told how her At 1-.-~ 40 peroons, mostly ftthr.r, ·at age 73, was given up CMi¥tf'f _... ......., .......... e..... a,: a terminal cancer patient, .,. us11 ~ .... " • """ ...... jewels by joseph searches for jewels ' pro{~ have offered but he. eventually outlived !:."':!; ::::"...:=...~'::': their raearch help to the ".'e:V•rv one of the doctoTs ind .,,, ""'"'" ••• ' ' aovernor _,, AHTHONT ICHOOU w1 w11 N _.... •' ~ .,_ • • • two n)1rRS" aod died 20 years P'tl. 17141 776-llM 911"1,.. .it.i.i ....,,..._ . ....,-. McCall said be will call a later.' '"' s. ........... st. ,....: ' seria of sym~lums In the . A thought frequently ex· 1~;;;:;;:;~""'~"'~"'-~c•~L ~-~~~11 :i:!_ Mr . .....,. " Mr, ~)If ' .... MlfjNEAPOLIS M I n n alate "aa a vehicle l<r brine· prea8ed by the eld.erly who Ii (tnm -wl ' ( t Al • Ing . together the health and ha.Ve> written in opposition is ••• ,.-.... e veso wo r 1 1 . resslont •• ,_,,.., • ., · . . ega pro • me1:1-&"' • that It would instill "a great Fprce officers missing in go v e r n m e n t 1 e ·a d e r !I, fear and insecurity among the Southeast Asia .for several soClologists, ·pbHotophers and ill and elderly," Some fear it years have 'asked t he White House C.Onfereqce on would open the way for KIDS LOVE . . . ' MENS Reg. 'to $35 • • • Sl to SJO: . ' ,. ,\ . American people' to "please Aging delept.s." No date ha• bribery 1o doctors to get rid or • 1052 )RVINE -WE~TCLIFF PLAZA· NEWPORT BEACH :~~ ror Richard Nixon 1o ~ setgovemor made hi• ~i:.i~~~~ have heirs 'bo SA TU RDA YS IN 54.8;6&4 , • , umoru,therll'llumehe)w.-~»~u;t~1]nrter~a1;te~r~1~e~tt~e~r~T:~E~D~~1~:=:1~~:T~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·-~ Mn:. Sharon Walab, 'wh&ae ev:er publicly . dllc:uaMd. -the relatu the heartbreak and · ~ .. • busbanci U. Col. Rldlanl IUbject, at a coalerence. of tanure of people who have \Valah ~ reported missing In Republicans. 1.ao1 three years aeo, and Since then the response bu ' -._ ~ ; 1 Mn. Karlene E-. whose lnciudOd nquetll from radio . " ' huaband Lt. Col. D a v I d and televlalon . I I a t.i 0 n I Evenon hu lieen held in lhroughoul the nation !or the North Vietnam for five years, governor to appear on panel made the plea in a joint state-and diacus&ion lhows. ment. . Invariably · 1hi>se Writing to 'Ibe recent escalation of the complain about the eovernor's air war over North Vietl'lam remaria link· euthanuia: with ''is· temfuiacent of the 1917 abortion,' and the frequent upofla of air atrlkes in North quesllon ' poled la , • ~'Who do Vietnam and It •aeen;w that we you think you are,.God?!' are f e Pe at f D'I ye.terday'I The • age' of 1ettU I writers tr••""'-",they aald. ranges r,om 10 to ·a, . and ;;.-;,;;;,. of .policy "dld ·not many include : heaft.rendlnl br•-· end lo the peraonal cue · hlslorlea; in- ,.. 111 "" vol"'•• ••-•-"-'~ ... .:..; • betwe8n the ye1r1 of i98f and ...... UJelC r~·- 111111, ailhoUgh It. did bring an A studeQI · practlcal nurse -• from Seattle,· WUh;, .said: 0 1 encl to the presldentl~ career of Lyndon Johnson," they am reed)' to climb the walls, said. ' watching :"y ~th t .:~nls Pefiw-we have · to wait be ktpt 8 ive " u wn r-theirnoees,intravenou1 Until 11'71 ,,hen tfHl American feedings, an d intravenoua people ml~ that atlhough blood reec11np to brlll(· them the ground war wu ended, the back to re8Uty, and suffering American air · war a n d , _.:_..,_of Ill men •'-•with U.tll they can't staild It any ~"'...., ...,.,. J......rer." . the .death o1 more o1 the -. ~·~ llldochb!i.. people , hu not A ·woman froQI Eagk r~" __._. "··'dthe t Ore., -the ---. -wowomen. by the ..-"o • ....-: n.O Walahos have five "You will be viillled,,.b\ll•you children and the Eversons also willtbe' bleiaect." three. The governor has uld since They said the chances that his initial remarks that 11death Everson will be released this with dignity" dOes ,not ritean year are dim. early termination of l\fe by "Today la the beginning of administration of a medic•· the sixth year of captivity for tion, but rather a ·coNJCi~ Lt. Col. David Evenon, 11 ~Y deciaiop to refrain from llfe- aald, "and there aeemt to be supporting macbhJes a n d no reaaon lo hope that thla will ' medicines lo prolong .the pain, be the yeor of his reluae, sulrering and degradaUon ol especially ll Richard Nixon la the death bed. re-elecled and the bombing Bui he hu Said he wants his and air war co.ntinues. '' symposiUJJ)I to look at the -f'AMILY ClllCVS • "Can't I leave th is hair long right here? the only way I can grow sidebwns." It's I -, See by Today's Want Ads • e roPHISTICATED IN· VESTOR: Htte'1 an ex- cellent opportwUty for •n aggr!'~ive, positive ftliNc- e-. Partnefahip with a merchandise PfOfeaklnal In Tex-We bturlnc l)'Ddl· cate. e DELICATE BEAUTY, lo in every . p~ , of tbil Haviland chloa. It'• tbe R.oalinde pattem'-Coa.. plete 8ervict for J,2 plaa many extras. tn mint c:m- dlUorl for $275. e FROM-ll!E-LANDS OJ' !rooted -· and ,deop watttt, Norwet*an D· howxts. They m S -old,12 malec. txcel:Jent fer &how or peta. AKC ns. . . Plymouth'• Gold Duster la amall enough .•• In.a lime when people are 1uming to smaller · cars, our compact Duster offers all the advan· tag9$ of a small car. Like its 198 Slant Six that stretches your gas · dollar. Easy. maneuverability in city tmfflc. An ' overall length that edges Into only~ of a park• ' Ing space. Plus lower maintenance qosts. ••• mid big enough. . But Duster also gives you a lot of things you wpn't find In most small cars. Room for five, . Instead of four. A trunk big enough for seven . two-suiters. And a stable ride-you don't feel you're at the mercy of every crosswind or pass· Ing truck on the highway. In short, Duster is · small enough but big enough. It's built to last. 13ut-Duster is even more than that, because- llke·every Plymouth we make-Duster Is built to last. That's our commitment. And we're -8utd on 1972 Fnn.ty ..._ . .,._ FellNll)', 1971, going all out to live up to it. . That's why we start with a welded Unibo,dy, for strength lind tightness. And why we give Duster our 7-step di1H1n<kpray anti-n,Jst tre11,t- ment. We specially treat some of the exlerior · chrome irim to fight corrosion here, t<!O. , In the past three years, enough people have .. found Duster an excellent value to help triple our Plymouth compact sales • And it comes wllh a frH C1110PJ vinJI roof. And right now, Duster ls a more attmctlva l:iuy tha.n ever. We 've introduced, the , Plymouth Gold Duster. We're not chargmg our dealers for the canop'y vinyl roof on Gold Dusters spe- cially-equipped with whitewalls, wheel cov~rs. special Vinyl interior and ·more. So, depending on the exterior color you chooSe, your dealer . c~n offer you either a gold or b'!lck canoP,Y Vinyl roof free. . . • •. Win a Gold Duaterl Win .tock In a Gold 111119 r ' _. ....... _ . --.. -. . Vlslt'J0ur'Chrisiof.l>1ymout11 dollor and pick up ""' entry In the "P8n for Go.Id" Conttlt ~· E~ryon. wMt .,,,.... wn a feplica of a Twenty Q<>Nar Caltrornl1 gokf piece.• · ' ---. You may Win the first prize-100 1h"11N·Of stock In the •IHI active, nugget-yieldi.ng Yellow Knife Conlolldlted Gold Mioe, 1nd 11972 Plymouih Gold Dutter. Moni wsp to strfke 11 rich • or you m«r W one of 4 second prize wlnnen wnh • 1972 Plymouth, Gold Ouster. 'I 1 : \, . • . : .' . : l ' - - .... • ' • • I ·I • .. .. . . . ' • ·'.Hats ' , By MARIAN CHRISTY NEw YORK -American woben, probably the most con- acieaCe-strlcken In the world, have mlrked guilt complexes aboUt ost:entatiOus clothes. Nof only have clothes , become m,rsbnpllfied and c 011 f f u r e 1 "casual" -women everywhere have bypused decorating their beads wllb fiarnboy"'t chapeaux, 'lbe $300 million bat lodustry, whlcb felt a &harp economic pinch last year, la · showing signs ol ffi:OWring. , 0 It's because eleg1nte1 caught in a do-good[ belp-humanlly syodrome are 1lmultaoeously battling the feeling of 'slnfUlness' attached to faahUin," says hat designer, Frank OI~, .. whose chapeaux are sold in Ml/ stores coast-to-coasL ' 'Bearded Olive, a husky giant In , his .early 40s, recenUy returned · from a tour of 12 major American cities wbere be and bia bats ap- pemid In top shops. It .... the chance to talk ooe-to- one with women about fubkla, its bullt:ln glory and ~ good-bad, bacl-good effect of belq - about clothes. '1Many women complained bit- terly lbat they were accused or selftlbnesa when their money was flaunted with updated fashion," 11y1 Olive, who lm .m ed I 1tely pla,..i amateur psycbtalrilt wllb bia troubled cllentele. He told fashion dJ1belleVers lbst lbe ...,. of rejection they u- perlenced wai due to: (I) The fact lbst television news piped horror ...... Into lb<ir homes from llenila Dosh, Lon- donderry and Vltlnam -and the nepUves they felt wen tbelr own Ft rucUoos, not extern1I • critlcllm. (I) That It'• every woman's \ .. .. '· ' •; J ' I , , ' ,I .,_ : ' COAT, T.PIAI . - Flair Imported -for Travelers ) ' By CAROL MOORE Of .. Dlllr' ,. ...... Women who have envied men'• lravellni wardrobe simplicity ol coat and tie can now have their own version with an Imported Oak -coat and Tbal. In particular, a sllmmillg gown cl hand-woven, 4-ply orange ailk from Thailand paired with an over..em- broldered, knit coat from Turkey - an lntematlpoal combination tbal packs easily. For the warmer Island climates, esperlenctd travelers/·wW ap- preciate !be, cool~ el 100 perc<nt cotlnn In a I-piece Chlangmal ensemble -bikini, aborts and wrap aklrt -alan from Thailand. Lois Luc,,,, who has· visited e1:- ~ales on three trips around lbe wilrld, offers prbnarlly T)>al and Turkish ouUits in her Posh Mabal boutlque on Balboa. Her wide spread business In- terests result In apparel of foreign fabric and workmanship tailored to American dimensions. Such ingenuity result.! in a jumper tbal ii elegant enough to wear to dinner at the Hilton in Istanbul. Mn. Lucas models !be blue-green Thai ailk dress coupled . with a navy polyester chiffon rul- fied blouse. Her fublm sense ii IUCb that she bas a ready lllpply of authentic Chinese wori: clothes so much in the news since Prealdent Nixon's trip to Peking. The navy, polyester. cotton rl« paddy jacket and 'panta are ideal for yachting wear and won't fade when wuhed. Another Oriental slant la seen In ·!be rtd-orqe glow. ol a quilted skirt and bolero made ol Cblnese · cotton. Upright collar, frog closures and intricate gold earrings Com- plete the look. . ·Travelers need go no further than the Posh Mahal to find Turkish ponchos,. tapestry aklrta and band- " er~ belts ; Portugu• )l<!ler cir Pescadore .. IWUler1; New ~and ·}~la'~. fuati"·and".~ts. 'Jpdla8 aarLI lild,Phllipplnt lace coal& STAY COOL IN UIR.EEJllECE ENSEMBLE . • t On' to · Femininit _y prerogative to create an aura ~ beauty around ·ber and emit rays of joy wllb lnlerestlng seU-deconl- tioos. • . ~es lbe psychology worked. Sometimes It didn't, In Pittsburgh a client who seasonally bought three ioo,aplece bats bougbt one and lllli1ounced !be remainder of her .11&1 money waa going toward a llli.irta. Jll1lll'&m for blaclt children In lier eonimuntty. In Detroit the clleDtl ·told Olive tbat their city LI In ~ c:onstant state ol turmoil and chaos and they ... , go out alter I o'cloclt because of the dangers from muggers. Tbe major entertainment form la !be at-home party for wblcb -1• dress. · l :: Olive LI designing a small bou- tlque collectiCI! of snoods, bows, flowers that are evening hair ornaments -or, if you will, a bat sublUtute. "American Ille 1tyle·baa c:hangei ~,·~ sajs Olive. 11,And -~ bat industry must keep pace•wlth.tf. 'Or IUffer dlaaster .'' • Olive, lib many other lblntini cleslgnen, Insists t h a t con- tempo r-a r y women crave ieaasurance from fullion crtalo!f, Many femala rioliae lbst faablOn la commanleative-a illbd ol lleai- to-toe languqe that lo .Ueni llut ·~-· t "Women need to be told noile11e afraid to loot their belt," be says. "Tiley are In a decade of strong .. u-analysls and ....i erue those gullt feelings about Impeccable grooming and fublom wblcb label them cblc and.elepnt." "Womea in blesaed wilbi W!· recuptnuve powers/' 1111 OUte. "Tbey hove the capacity to olftam, Wi>men, being -cal"'1 llft on bru4 alone. They Uirive on dreama, Dluolona and mu: .. believe." Wblcb II, cl coune, tlle -ol which faabloa and Jteadiw are made. I • • ' , ·' / I J .. / •• Sketche1 of Frank Olive's hats show a flower-punctuated cloche • ~and a swept-back brim · with. bow. Jean Barthet expresses • ' happiness is 11 hat I above). l • ;; • ::. • • • • ••• . ' ' ... .. . . . . ' . ~ . . . ......... . ......... " - OAl~Y Pilar ' I Cha rity Comes Up a Big Ra ce Winn er , Sea Circle of the Florence Crittenton Services will .1ponsor its annual day at the Santa Anita races Fri· day, March 17. Buses will leave J:rom El Niguel, • ' Irvi ne cOast and Santa Ana country clubs in th e morning. Winning a friend are M!s. Ben Deane OeltJ and Mrs. Pope Hilburn. ~., , Springboard to Service -, VoluAteer Work Rewarding By JO OLSON Of Ille ~llyJtllet I liff Anne Rudin, the t h l· r d" woman to serve on the Sacramento City Council In, its 51-year history, told home economists attending the third Legislative Alert Day in Sacramento that 1'tbere are too many gentlemen and not , enough gentlewomen in the state legislature." The o n e -d a y conference sponsored by the California Home Economics Association began in the Capitol Building with a mock hearing presented by the Citrus Heights Bruch of the Ameri can Association of University Women. Mrs. Rudin said this type of conference ls good to "help women realize ' their potential strength in government." She referred to the theme of the conference, Future Shock -The Legislati ve Dimension, when she asked, "How does the stepped-up pace of life af- fect us in government? "In the state capita; you see thousands of bills introdu~. - COUNCILWOMA N Anne .Rudin ~· It's impassible to finish a session and feel that thinas are all right. It is difficult to do Jong-range planning for coping with rapid change." CITIZEN APATHY Referring to Alvin Toffler, whose book "Future Shoclt0 waa the inspiration for the conference theme, Mn. Rudin 11id, "Totner says I t • 11 aimplest to turn It -off. This coul d be the cause of citizen apathy. "We can't turn it off. The problems just don't 10 away. For me. this was the chtllen1e of public office." Another way ot coping is lo find support for what you're trying to do, she added. "The committee is the American way of -life.'' The dark-haired coun- cilwoman revealed that she depends on volunteer help and needs this input for insight. "I urge you to take anothe r step -achieve e n o u g h political power to give you political clout. The way to do that Is to hold public office or support women who do want to run ." "I walked almost every street in my district and ap- peared before many groups.'' .. .Her primary and final cam· palgns cost $5,000 and were underwritten mostly by dona• tlons of $5, $10 and $20. She would not accept donations larger than $100, she said, and no funds ca.me frnm her own pocket. Mrs. Rudin ha s no ambitions for political offi ces beyond her present one. 'llt'a much more satlsfyiflg than a higher office would be," she explained. "l enjoy being close to people." . GREATEST EFFECT "It's the place where I can have my greatest effect, I only need eight other v o t e s to pass somet hing." The mother of four children ranging in age from 18 to 1.3, Mrs. Rudin holds a · RN certificate and a BS degree in education from T e m p I • University in Philadelphia. Her husband is a psychlatrl~t. Moms Expla in Women Bypassed ·for Key Roles Children at Heart Mrs. Rudin said she found very little sexual discrimina- tion in her political career, which was preceded by 17 years of membership in the Leatue of Women Voters and the state presidency of that group. WE'VE ARRIVED She urges women lntereated in a political office first to become involved in volunteer activitiet. "A woman mll!t be more impressive than a man," ahe explained. ' Of Dedicated Work '. By MICHAEL GOODRICH I Of tfM 0.lfy f'lltl Jl•ff &he's somewhat 1 p o i I e d because ol Jt. . ~ Railing funds for the ALL AGREE 9Janee Couoty H,art Aasocla-All three, though, agree that tin tak · I I dedl children with heart problems r·~ n ea spec a cation. have a very high tolerance to Three Huntiniton Beach phy1ical and emotional pain. inotber1 have that-dealcallon "They can push themselves io;. they have a little more at to the point where their bodies stake than most. just have to stop and rest," Each has a child with a said Mrs. Meisinger. "These kids can h u r t heart defect. And each Child lftemselves either physically bu u n de r i o n e corrective or emotionally and not feel as jurgery. much as other children," said ~: Mn. John Meisinger, Mrs. Mrs. Tickner. lfar:lo Favaro and Mrs. Peggy Yet all of the children, their ~Tickner were among the main mothers point out, are small for their age because the heart1 Mcanizen for the city's Heart defects h-ave slowed · their : 08unday drive. growth. ; Although none have bene!it· ,SMALL AT BmTH • Jed monetarily from the At birth, both Michelle • issociation, ea ch knows that Favaro, 8, and Kelly Tickner ~ pioney raised in the past has weighed about four pounds ._ furthered research and and still are small for their .. .through research correetive age. Billy Meisinger, 4. had a r normal weight at birth, but ,. iurgery has been de veloped. because of the heart defeet he 1 : Expanding research by rai s-is smaller than other children 1 tng more funds Is the special his age. ioal of these women, "not on· "Although Bill plays with Jy for our children but for other chi ldren including his othe rs as well. four brothers," his mother State Sen. Clair W . t :..JO Bur1ener (R-Rancho Santa f,. • Fe) admitted that there is ~ · discrim ination against women ~ In the California Legislature. ' ' "It takes many s u b t I e forms," he told the nearly 400 fl home economists attending !!. the third a nual Legislative Alert Day in Sacramento, sponsored by the California Hiime Economics AssociatiQ11. ''Discrimination has·nothing to do with femininity." he ad-~ ded. "We should judge people for themselves." ~ Burgener said there are no women In the Senate at present but predicted there soon would be. He also said that only four of the Senate's staff of 50 pr~ fessional consultants a r e women, and that though they have the! same qualifications as the men consultants, their salary tops out at $15,360 ' as compared to $30,000 for men. Women members of the Assembly' professional staff number 16 of 131 and their top salary is $14,400 he added. Burgener offered more statistics r e J e v a n t to California women: -There are 296 families in the state on public assistance headed by women. -Though the husband has a legal obligation to support his family when divorce occurs, only 15 percent do so. ADM ITS BIAS Sen. Clair Burgener -Fifty percent of the state's "'omen will be employed 30 years. -Women live ~years longer today than al the turn of the century. · He said education is the best remedy for discrimination "if you can make it work fast enough." "Most males really haven't thought about it," he added. "I think a change will come fa ir- ly rapidly. Many bills are being pushed by the Status of Women Committee." Burgener, who serves as • said, "he also is able to be by jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ORE KNOWN himself more easily than other • , : . "The more research that is children h.is age. its>ne, the more medic a I "He likes to listen to klence will know about curing Beethoven.'' WA.NT A hurt deflcienci~," they said. The trio of mothers agree • Great proereu has been that the best way to combat 1 ftlade since the mid-50! when heart problems is through btart machines were used on-organizations like the Heart LITILE LUV? ly on terminal cases, they ex· Association. plained. And Mrs. Meisinger added, ' : While these three mothers "I hope people will continue to ~ svork for the future when their collect money for the associa- ~ildren might lead normal . lion although Heart Sunday is Try Connell Chevrolet March 23rd. 2828 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA : . ~ealthy lives, they sUll must _ _l':P•~·~·ed~.·~· ------~~~11111 cope with the day-to-day 546-1200 .. pressures or their children's conditions. : "The stress is there and you have to learn to make the best of it," aaid Mrs. Tickner. • "You have to hide your • emotions becau&e you don't ~ Want the child to see It." : Mrs. Tickner revealed that I. is her daughter, Kelly, 4, has • lrown it has been impossible l ~ to dlacipline her. ; : "She would black out if she )" ~ied and now It is hard to t. ~reak the habit of not '-!fu;ciplining her. I'm afraid • ' ~ . • ! > :chairman :Selected t Rip Ribble has been ap-~-:pointed chairman of the third 1 annual Huntington B e a c h 1• !:itywkle Festival, according r~ j.o Bruce L. Williams, presi- l• ,tent of the sponsoring Hun· j.lngton Beach Coordinating .pencil. ~ :Ribble will plan the May 13 C..ent with the help of a stttr· I,. ~ committee which includes • Richa rd Collato, Biii Reed, WiJll1m1, Pal Downey. Lee Mouteller, WaltPr Johnson and the Mmes. J a n e t .DtHavtn, Ann McLean and 'llotty Kennedy. · The fostlv1I will take place ,. 1t Murdy Pork. TAKE THE NEWS QUIZ We Dere You •.. Every Saturday Cheese Of The Week MINI SWISS Regular $1.79 lb. 20· ~ $ OFF W 59 LB. OFFERGOODMAR. I4THRµMAR. J9 ' Meel the BIG wheels little brother. Mode in the some old world 'trad ition as its big brother, Mini·Swiss is corefully cured, then sealed In its own special wrapper to retoin the moisture and full tosty flavor. This natural Swiss is just o little bit dif· ferent, more mellow and perhaps sweeter. Toste before Y!>U buy this fine cheese. • vice chainnan of President Legislature lo be shorter so its Nixon's Committee on Mental members can have more Retardation, also referred to "essential time back home." the conference theme, Future "Time back home changes Shock -The Legislative one's thinking ," he explained, Dimension, in his talk. ''to where it ought to change." "My. mother .was born in He said his constituents 1885 in a CQvered wagon in the most of all want him' t(> stand Arizona territory and she lived up and be counted. "They to see man walk on the mocin. want you to be responsive and "Things are changing so fast direct. The only time I got into we can't cope with them. It'.• trouble was when 1 didn 't the same in politics. Vote." · "We-desperately need to be Burgener predicted that the beli~ved," .he added. "The col· key ilsues in 1972 will be lechve unage of t h e , shoreline protection, no-fault Legislature has never been insurance and social welfare. lower." "The resistance to change in Burge ner said it is vitally this nation is monumerital," he important for sessions of the concluded. · > . ~. .. ' "There are many rounds we women can win ," she as- serted , 6'and when a woman can do a man's job and not be russed over, I will feel that we have arrived." . Mrs. Rudin said she ran for the city council because she felt. she tied to back up her own convictions with a will- ingness to serve in public of- fice. "There are many is..ues regarding women and children that men are insensitive to. "Many women have more time to do the work -this may be an unfair advantage. 0 Her own day! are full with: talkrng toe on sti tu en t 1. reading repClrts, going to meetings and taking clasM!s. And that's what the next three and one-half years also will hold for her. "I had observed that few men candidates had as good a I;::========;;:;=; background in government STARS stUdy as I had," she ex-Sydney Om arr Is one ot plained. the world's great astrolo- Her camlUllign was "the gers. His rolumn is one ot r--the DAil..Y Pll.OTS il'fft most grass-roots I have ever featUttS. seen," she said. f'JN:MY FIRST 10 ·VISITS· ?• .f LOSJ 2 DRESS SIZ6S''.., soY.,Erkko ~~ery, glamorou;_gro~d-' mofht. ~ !!"te•• "t fried crosH.~~ta· _, 1 , .alid .!lyms, nq~(~.wor,hd for,me.un· • •: ttl I ~me to . G~[ia .Marshall's. ~aw , I wear the same size dreiS I wore on ~· 1 'thtt°ifqy ·1 was ma .:'r' d.'' .. • r I • ' .. t ' ~ l ' ; • ' 5.r I ' • • . I • -~·' t.\ •• ' ,.~.. . . JJ@ .. ' ~· . ' ·' ~A~ ' ..... ~."' ' . w.~'-. . ··' . • . " t f : . ' , ·i~.; OFF.111,S' YOU '."';" ( ' ~.~rtTH~ REDU9~~, ., I ';. •I ~ ~ ~· '\ ' l \ • PERSONALIZED ATTENTION ' , QUICK, LASTIN(; RESULTS I . ... ;.,.1 J ' , ~ '•We' ~rontff 1n Wl"lting that 'yOIJ wlll reoch , 4 Y9ur .goal bt 1'"1 you ' l'iove Fa.~t ,oll f\i~t- ) , ,. I .-itt ~U!;ltil vou 0,, t-1 • ~ "\ . J • '. " ' ~ ~ •"-~ ... 1 • ,. , i '' ' r I START your n~w .Sp(ing .figure NOW! ' c.11 .. --1-~ c...".m., ~ ~ . ' • • "'We ore not a spa "\ gym """'° slnlnuauo -xercilei .,.Na disrobi ng ' " 1, • l l • l ,, • • • l l • ' • 11 • I ,\ -. --. ..- ~~·'D«ie~ ~~~~~o~V>-'.~~'~ To avoid diaappo1111ment proa~ve brides are remlndecr to uve tbelr wedding stories with black and wblte l!lOOly nbolo- graphs to. the DAILY PILOT Women's De- partment one week before the wedding. Pictures received after .that time will not be used. Im ,For engagement 81111ouncements It 1' peratlve that the stoey, also accompanied b>: a black and wbite glossy picture, be sub-DUtted si:r weeks or more before the wedding date. U deadline Is not met, only a stoey will be used. din To help fill requirements on both wed- 1g and engagement stories, forms are avajlable In all of tbe DAILY PILOT offices. Further questions will be answered by Women's Section staff members at 842-4321. Your Horoscope Aries: Steady Pace a Goal WEDNESDAY MARCH 15 By SYDNEY OMARR , ;yvonne, the Ram, from Paramount, contributes this missive fot' inclusion in our column: ArJes can yell and acream; Taurus can let off ........team ; Gemini can tantalize; Cancer can roll those eyes ; Leo can scratch and claw; Virgo can fill you with awe; Libra can panic and charm; Scorpio can cause alann; Sagittarius can laugh and play; Capricorn can alave away; Aquarlus can ·steal the scene, but Pisces will never be mean. who wants something for nothing. Avoid wiBhful think- ing. Realistic attitude now ls necessary. Financial picture is subject to ·abrupt change. Get legal, other clearances. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You may have to tear down in order to rebullil Marriage, partnership areas are ,af • fected. You will have more resPonsibillty. Realize it and don't play games. Mean what you say ~ or pay the con- sequences. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Maintain even pace. Finish what you start. You are due to receive attention, recognition, publicity, Don't wait for others to reveal plans, secrets. Do It ARIES (March 2l·Aprll 19): yourself. Ap parent dlssd- Some may attempt to disrupt vantage boomerangs in your your plans, through legal favor. means or O\herwise. Key is to SAGrrrARIUS (Nov. 22- . know that you have momen-Dec. 21): Creativity i s hnn. You ne<d oot be stopped featured. You make your unless you do it yourself. mark. St)>le impresses. Be in- TAURUS (April :zG.May 20): dependeot, sure and confident. Practical resolution of issues Leo is in picture. Emotions iesults in money gain. Be tend to dominate. Give of flexible. Have a1terna:tives at yourself -but also get band. Bring yourself UJ>lo-something In return. date by reading, com· CAPRICORN (Dec. 22--Jan. municating. Seose of humor . helps coovlnce ooe who Is 19): . Confiict may • x I s t tlraddling leoc:e between dul7 and desln!. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): • Family member does deserve Friend may reveal dilemma. • spec~ co~denftion. Adhere Results 1n broken promls'e. Be to princ!plea of Golden Rule. practical. Study Taurus AQU~ (Jan. :zG.Feb. message. Don't attempt-to 18): Hold oU on journey11 change othen .. Attitude of ac-. Take care with what you. wt ceptance now is most con-in writing. One who ~ atructive. Avoid forcing issues, many promises JDal be~ decisions. you up. Forces tend 1JO be CANCER (June 21-July 22): scattered. Get ezpert 91>ini00, Parental disputes . could be Read 15etween the iind. featured. Change of scenery P-ISCES (Feb l" -'--' 20)· DOW might be healthy. GemJa ' r"""'"' • and Virgo Individuals figure You help ,yourself now by prominenUy. You may have to. aidfug Aquirlu. Know It and set sights on different goal. proceed . ~ c c 0 r d ~ n g I Y · LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Emphas1S IS oo . mooey and Home environment i! ad· bow to bold onto it. justed. You will be more at IF TODAY IS YOUR pe8ce. Some startling ideas BIRTHDAY you have an a~ are proposed by neighbors, preciaUon for music, the arts . relaUves. Key is to . be m.: and have innate sense of terested without committing drama. When yoo speak, peo- yourself. Puzzle will be solved. pl~ listen. You are beginning VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): anew; this year you will !eel Be wary in dealing with one ·like more of an individual. ' --.....,. ......., ....... .,...., • 'f'lltnNy ..... ......................... , ...... 1620 NIW M.cAITHUI ILYD. 11.UIOI YllW SHOl'PIN• CINTll Saft Jo•quln Hlllt rw. 1t New M1cArthur ~IWPOIT llACH *"" MAQIC MIUO• IHC. ' J MEN'S SOCKS . 52c' Orlon• ocryiic/stretc.h nylon. Rainbow of colort. 10· 13 .. •'!" ,_,,,... PHOTO ALBUMS I~~ Ten 9xl l" sheett, Colors, Save. 96 or 72·Plcture ; ••• l .58 RUST REMOVER .77c Effective Naval Jelly, Use your kmart Credit Cord. TERRYCLOTH 12J. "5/46.coHon , ... ry. 15-18-yd. lengths in prints. Charge it. , , Mok•' % "wide lobeli.~ove. Tape ••••••••••••••••• 57c 14-0Z. • SHAMPOO 144 . 40071 Prolein 2 i-shampoo for oily dry or normal ho'r. Sove!• ·k- .PIN·UP LAMPS 2!~ Circular bott, bt'Clll"';'poted. Mony decoroti.,.·~ . 8-DIAMOND, 2-RIHG SETS! 2 ... hi 2-lf"I,., 199~! 99~! ........ -ll ... f1to-dool<0Df ..... .._, ... _ ... mond Wozet Jn 3dtomond ~11a-n-nt rtng. locklnt :uaddlfll bond ... wt~ s~,,..._,. ~ C:O,..,..ot tt1p1• tt. prtc.t T-, M11t~ 14, 1972 DAILY PILOT J 5 • 45" POLYESTERS I~. Te11h1red ~In whi,. and • po1ttls. weihablrt 10..20-yd. pcs. PICTURE GROUP 77!. 21)1.(3" plctur••· A11orted fraMet. Scenes and ob1troct1. ' PARAKEETS 2~! Train to tolkl Mony color1 . Po1odo Co10 ......... 4:6 7 ~~"''-' ........ WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ...... .. :r"M oa/i6focl1'c1i altttat~ PAPER TOWELS 21.~ 120, 2-ply 1heet1, each 1111.11 ", or l00·1q.ft. Mony colort. 10 Y," SKILLET I!~ Cost iron skilfet is hight, pol~ ished in~. prewoSOMd. METAL TABLE 5.~.! 3·fo tcf. M•tol 1•9f• carrying honCfle. 24x60". 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HOLLYWOOD 1 ....... ., ·-SAN FERNANDO In IW 1htnM llllMI IL ... l.tlftl hlfM ... 1(111111111 """ VINTURA · WESTMINSTER , ............... .... ............. , ..... ....... ,..., , .......... ' \ 'I • >,I• DAll.Y PILOT TU<Sd.I,. Morell 14, 1972 Sawdust Kindles . Comments DEAR ANN LANDERS: Ao a proleuor II Harvard Medlcal Scllool I WU b>- leresled In tho lett« lnlm tho -.ii ..... bad -married ,_ tlmoo ml lpOke with ezperience about IDOring Juubol1ds . Wbetller ooe llke1 or dislikes a -ls relAled lo the prevlouJ e-1ence one has had with It -or In lbll cue, 111 pro. ducer. It ls a medical fact that noise of any kind cao reoull In lt11 restful aleep. 'Ibis can he demonstraled by changes In brain waves and rapid,. eye• movements (REM). Furthermore, even noise with pleasant association can awaken a penon and fr. rilate him , u II ls loud enough. One ne¢ not look lo medicJne lo know that If an~ divldual'1 sleep Is lnlemlpled al frequent Intervals he wW become ill-tempered. For ezample, if a penon were awaken- ed every JO:mlnutes by B r a b m a rhapsody, he would 10011 !earn lo hate the music. Therefore, .\rm, the relationshJp between snorer and snoree Js far more compllcaled than that [()llMlrne loeer would hive You believe -SOPORIFIC IN CAMBRIDGE DEAR DR. SOP: Tbuk1 for f"' let- ter. OI eevte, ,. .. ue r&pl U 1 dame llkel • mm, llll uorlag 11 m11&c &o her eon lllld If "'° doen't lllo love bird Is a deed dllel. DEAR ANN LANDERS : Your aoswer lo that male chauvinist pig from Monroe, La., wos supposed lo he a boost for single ' , "'-~~ ... women, but yoo didn't do u1 mucb good1 Ann. When he called us "anU-male kooks" all you could 11y wu 1_'.to each hia ·wwn," or some equally lnahe cllche. I'd say we were damned by faint pr~ and In my opinion, yoo helped pe~tuate Ille notion that U a girl ts unmarried llhe is either (a) a Lesbian, (b) has a DWTied lover in the woodw«k. (c) ls a neuter number wbo hu no Interest In sex, (d) is a real dog who can't get a guy. It so happeno that I am JI and single and don't belong In any of the above ' categories. I won't demean myaelf by of· ferlng a defeose but I'd like you and your readers to know there rnay be several valid reuons for a woman to hive a Miss in front of her name instead of a Mrs. Take your pick. (a) She had an unhap- py love aflalr and decided not to risk another-serious JnvoJveinent,· (b) finan-- cial oomm.ltment.s to her parent. make it necessary for her to live at home and devote her extra energy to caring for them, (c) she became fed up wlth bores, gigolos and bedroom acrobats and decld· ed lo nix the wbole gender, (d) she en- joys men as a sometime thing but doesn't .. . ' want to be •a wife, 1 mother, a hou,.keeper, a meal-ticket or a nurse. You owe II lo every single girl everywhere lo print \his letter. - WOMEN'S LIB IN CllARUYITE DEAR CHARLOTfE, Bere'1 r-let- ter, _.... la my optaioD, la u 1ood a rebaltol M cu be fHDd uywtoere. flee of tM f!llOM yoa llbbert cMdl 11 mlldl beal ii '*'·-,.. try lo ...... to ...... where ,.. era't wekeme. , Mea dla't beloDf ev.,...i.ere, 8lld aeHher de women. ' • . u yoa'd lltck lo tile valid 111-. - u eqaat poy for equ1 -k, lllld f,....t abollt drlMilc beer at Mtr)''1, yOl'd _.. eempllsb mere. Miit of all, tM IM\'e- meol delpenldy lleedl I ,_. ol bamor. Whela did )'M !all ,.. yo. leaden smile? The oeet rve aeea ltN u If llloy've beea -ed wllll 1 bag ol wet cement. ' Is alcoholism ruining your life? Know the daoger signals and what lo do. Read the booklet, "Alcohollam -Hope and Help,'' by Ann Landers. Enclote 35 cents in coin with your request and a long, stamped, oell-addreued envelope lo the DAILY PILOT. • ' Wizard of Oddities 3s-us. 4 001• Only '0"85· By ERMA DOMBECK Economical all.purpose 10·6..& fer-A general utility fertilizer, Good tilizer for lawn and garden. Formu· f6r lawns, flowen, shrubs, trees, 'l1le other morning I watched five game shows in a roW on television. l wanted to tum them oa, but l was too mesmerized by th e con· testanla. AT WIT'S END "~ you're in a crowded room, look perplexed and say in a loud voice, 'Archie Bunker! ~ publisbea him?' Qmfide to the town gossip that you had to buy a truss in order to carry· the Sonday New York Timea around. lated for quick green-up, la1ting garden plantl, indoor plant1. dollars in cirCulation last year 1~ taining green, clean Dichondra ~=~ action. Save. ~~~ *E . ..:-: ........ .. . .. and I cannot find 3S cents for lawns in one application. Covers ~ • , .. ~S i a school lunch in the mom-~ 2500 sq. ft. ·~: ~::: ls ings?' •• ~"@.~{~"<:::::-t-:=~:-;.::~:::::::~:::::::::;:::::f.:::::::::::~t.=:::~:~-::..~~X;~~=f.~:::=:::::~~:f.::::::::::::::==-:::::::::::::::::~i;~f::x-~:::::~~:;:.~::::~:::c~?«-:::3.-::';@;:::~=m~:;. Tbe first one was a frail woman who said, "I am a aim pie, average housewife," then ~ lo win a touter 'by bumming the fJgbt song of Bangla Deall High. "I don't know· Gloria,11 1 · ... said, "I still can't figw-e · out 77'~~ how this housewife knew abotit ~ . Frederick II Jn 1228." Erudite {meal).ing smart ) which I didn't uae for years because it sounded dilly. Deciduous (to looe one'• leaves) which I read off a tree at the Garden Center. 11And BboVe aJI, put together a group of one-liners for din-ner parties such as, ilsn't it "Just a lucky guess," said Gloria. 1~~~~~~~~~ The second one aaid she was the mother of seven. then apewed out the fuel formula for the Russian Soyuz XI apace Olgbt laJt year. And noxious which l .q;.; FRANCIS.. '\.ORR J' overheard my 10-year-old use to describe my casserole. (l think It means you can't get it without a prescription). Al card club, I broached the FINE STATIONERY FOR subject. "How 1n the world c1o . E A S ·T E R those women on game shows do it?" h•luri119 l..d lvidu•I 11rvlce, v1lu1 '"d ,,,,, l•dle1 who C•re C1rd1 -&lft1 -c • ..cr1 •• "They fake it ," said Gloria. RoSE, FLOWER CARE Foedo planls, 197 kills in1ect1, SU.CAN The third also was a 11~ suburban homemaker" who won a year'• supply of tulip bulbo by 8ll8Wer\og that the Sl%\h CruUdel In Europe were led by Fredericlt n, 1n 1228. u thought It WIS BWy Graham In 116li). Aller I filpped off the TV aet, l sat there stunned for a minute. Not only could I not remember what 1 had for breaJdut three hours before, but I rullsed that mentally I had let myoell go. lo pol. "Anyone can go on an in-Your <h•rt• eccouftt w•lcom•. JllS EllUT llCllA! IJl-1111 · tellectual crash program and li~~"~"~""~'"'~""'~'~"'~•·:iiiii,~=',.~0:"'~'"~·,.~-~11~':'•:"'~~1 change their image in live days." "Like how?" I asked. Largest selection of original needlepoint I ]Jl'lttled or, at cacklall parties about J acq u el 1 ne Onauil travellng with four allk -, and how David C8!lidY got a hickey on prom night. My vocabulary had dwindled lo three Buckley~ype wards: "First, put copies of the t;i1u~~; Re,,:~~ute~:r.: designs iry Orange County status. Then when you go to the beauty shop, take a stack • of books along and run youn p p fingers across the u... as fast aternayan ersian Tapestry Yarn as you can turn the pages. Everyone will think you're a graduate of Evelyn Wood's speed reading course. • Custom Designing • Girl Eyes the Sky Custom Finishing of all needlepoint PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -U.S. Rep. Robert Nix Sr., [). Terrf Hatcher, In many Pa. respecla, ls just like many lier application is still pen- other blgh school seniors look-ding. The first girl applicant Ing for a college education. was turned down. But unlike others, 11be is the U her nomination is ap- first black girl and only se-proved, she would become the cond female to apply to the first woman to enter the Air Force Academy. academy at Colorado Spring3. "My friends think I'm In case of rejection, she has bu I t thou ht I kept her options open by ap. crazy, t 8 ways g plying to two local colleges. could be a member or the armed forces," Terry said. "I l;oo;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;; was really excited when I was •• "·e ii NEEDLEPOINT DESIGN 2621 I. COAST HlaHWAY, CORONA DIL MAl-644.7104 told I had been nominated," Terry, 17, a B-plus student and one of 10 children, was nominated to the academy by 4 DAYS ONLY Flashback White patent oxfords herald 1 return to the gentlemanly days of shoes for spring, say the makers of Bates s~s. The gentlemanly days, in case you didn 't know, "hark back to the days when t~ Prince of Wales sailed the world and the Eng l ish University set sporled the best In maacullne fashion." Saddle shoe!, also one look out of that era, for spring come in tri-color hues or neutral ~ brown and beige. l£1'S IE FRDllY U you bsYe new nclghbon or know at antone moving to our --. piet.le' tell lll so U.t .. m&1 extend a ~ a lrome •rxl help \hem to b¥eome acquainted ln lhlb' lllW IU.n"oundinga. , --. ONE RACK • CHILDREN SHOES ALL TYPES • • Keels • School • Dress • Orthopedic. ') • REGULARLY TO $17 30 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT CENTER ' FRUIT lREE SPRAY 97c All·purpose fruit trN spray proteas from fungus 'ond in· MCtdam099. l·lb.• conister. • NltWI.. . :ePYrlthtO 1t7i bVJ.l, KftflO.E CornHflY ROSE FOOD 4 Days IQ.US. 133 fomtulotecl for more IMovti· hi Oftd Malthl•r '°'"' 1 GAL. 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ALUMINUM FURNITURE CllllR CHAISE lOUNGE 3~~ 6!~ ,Alumili1lm foldi .. choirmchaU. l...,..aroll•rdlly built with du•· ollJ• plootic ·--m· pelyp.9pylenow.bbln1. ,. ..... ,,.,; .. h•• 7•16 w-bt; choir hos focS.Awebltio9. Chqe lt, • · ,. TuHdiJ, Mittl 14, 1972 LEGAL NOTICE LBQAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE , " DAILY PILOT .fl),. LEGAL~CE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE • ' ' J ; • .. . • • • , . ' . . .... . . . . ~. ' , _,a_ b&!.Y..'l'JJ.QL. _____ , ~ Julfllal',_!!lltlJ4, 19n • " ' at Audit . Shows How -· . --• OPIN DAILY 10·10, IUNDAY'10.7 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY . llated figure. -Hire yourself on as· a co& w.wmiGTO!I (AP) -The ·1ow-rent apartments for lbe covernment has jusf tlie ~ poor. The govenunenl prom· · Ugh. ises to try to end the abuses. for.100 .. aspirlng'to be• t-'l'lle · audit cleocribed these ly llJ18Cl'llpuloul 'real eslli.te :wa)'ll or jacking up project deve'°pers.. It'• a report, as costs aod profits at govern- sultant to expedite con- structloa and save money._ - Instead, .save the project no belpful u a how-to maoual,. on -ment. expense: . rJlldlng the U,S. Treasuey for -Buy· land cheaf.• , ~the sub!~ houafn& ,pro-. , prefera\>Jy.ln rough ierrain ar 'gram. . .from shopplng."111 transporta. . . . ~ repqr1 . iJ a d~adly tlon, Bod persuade tbe govern- til uest audlt (If a~. 1,1.n-. ment to 8.8¥85 its value at 295 . eovor,.i In "the govenunent percenl"of wbat you pald. You program that_ pr o v l d e s get a US.percent profit when 1Ubaidiea on interest to private the government arranges a developers !or construction of mortgage Including the In- Weighty Issue z~ in w ashington . .. Gets . Prize Pandas . ' I WASHINGToN (AP) - President and Mrs. Nl1on have settled a big issu~ Q~ wQo . ww · get' the 'gift' pandas"lrom . mainland China. It will'be !he National Zoo In Washlngloo, the White House aonounced. The President and his wile felt that It ;.a. .proper for the two rue . !ol:ldY bear.like aoinaja,. elven by Chinese '.Premier Cbou Ji:n.lal to the eo- . tire American nation, should be on display in the capJtal for. all the people to see and enjoy, a WN.te House spokesman . said. -weekend stay at the presiden- tial retreat, Camp David, Md. Warren assured all 8.nimal Jovets, ..,lnclwjing-·;soine who hav:J' expressed teats about the care of the pandas, that they 0 wlll be cared for as well at the NaUooal .Zoo as an}'}Vbere !r· the country." He acfded that one thing !hat went into the decision making ll'as the question of climate for the health of the plffl\las. He said the dimate and weather in the District or Columbia j•are compatible with those conditions the pan- das are USed to ID their native habitat." money, but have your fee add 127,000 to Its cost. -Be the architect for the apartment building and charge twice what you usually do for nonsubaldy ho111lng. -Subcontract constructlon to your own sub6idlariea and have them c lt a r g e con- siderably more than f o r nongovernment. pro)ects. -Purposely ovl>re•lilnjl.te the time needed for con- struction, then collect extra profits !or linlshing ahead of schedule. That's all there is to it. But, the audit says, it helps to do your businbs with federal housing officials._ who have a "lack of training and un- famillarity with manual re- quirements." , \. In its examination of 12 proj- ects, the auditors lot\ the Depar)ment of Housing and Urban Development f o u n,d uelghf\ cases where, within a year of acquisition. land was valued at amounta t b a t resulted In profits ranging from 65 to 195 ,percent." Architects' fees "may have exceeded I o c a 1 customary allowances by about n million on our 62 test projects," the auditors said. The audit reported this out-. come of contractors directing work t o their own subsidiaries: "Actual costs were overstated, b u 11 d e r • Zoos from across the nation have been vying for the two pandas that Chou is sending -as . a gift in exchange for two North American musk oien named Milton. and Mt\tilda, . who are. Nixon's gilt to the Chinese. . sponsors r e c e i v e d unwar- Pandas ~re rar~ and ranted ·tunds, mo.rt gage valuable arumals. Wlth con--. amounts were inflated, and , siderable a.J:!peaJ. . They are unnecessary interest -subsidy furry be~bke arumals with payments were and continue black-ringed eyes. to be made ." Deputy press secretary 11 Gerald L. Warren &aid the , Nb:Ol'll made ·the decision about the pandas during a Mandatory . . ·sm.og Tests Proposed SACRAMENTO (UPI)' -.• Declaring that ·much more needs to ·be done In tbe,flght · against air • pollution, ·a ·ruvenide a1semblyman has · · proposed 'mandatory smog ln- 1Pections of 'all1 cars " ~ aftd truclts ·by 1977. "'> · Thei'e 'haVe been no g·iant The auditors also found a pandas iq ·.thie ·country for "na tlOnal pattern of nearly ~ .rears . and the gift overestimating construction excited animal lovers and :zoo time periods," citing, this kee~ ~ o~er the_ country., unidenUfied Midwest project: W a r r,-e n s a rd t h a t Federal officials knew the Washington's zoo d i r e ct o r buJJder completed similar· proj- Theodore Reed will be leavJng eel! in 12 months, but allowed sometime_~ April 1 to him 15 months. "The project take the tw9 gift rnw;k oxen was actually completed in from the San Francisco l.oo eight months," the audit said. for formal presentation for the "Although no savings in con- Cbinese in Peking. struction costs were realized, Warren said he did not know the builder was allowed $25,153 yet whether Reed will be incentive payment," meaning · brlngUig back the pandas. pro!it!or heating the deadline. . ' ' .. Volunteer 'Army Hopes . . \ S1;1ffer as Signups Lag Asselnblymih W~ Craig Bid~ WASHINGTON (UPI) -more rapid than the increase die, (R-Rive'rside), said his Pentagon spokesman say that .in Ute supply of volunteers," !olii .. bW leglslatlvt package is de>Pite. stepped up in--he said. "The short J1ID designed to heJp clean up·what ducem'enJs.sucb as higher pay, outlook, theretore, includes the he called · '1the major en-enlisbnents for the armed }ilrellbood that recruiting ~ ··-~~1a1 health !Wanl." \" .. - 9UV1UU'CU forces ·are Icigging. duction will be below current Biddle's' measures would a~ Roger T. Kelley, assistant targets in one or more proprlate fT.~ inilllon to assist derense· Secretary for man-services." local Bir Pollution coiltror power 'arid reserve affairs, Kelley added h o w e v e r : 'districts on' a matching ba5is, testified at a Senate armed "Until the experience record require· elf fleet veblcleS 10 or sefvices subcomm.ittee hear· of the good summer recruiting more to be converted to run on lng that there appears no months, June-September, is compressed or Uquified gas by chance that "we can beat" the available, we cannot tell with 19'14 and provide for more goal of .. achieving an all-much certainty whether our public-representation on local· lunt b J J 1 overall su p'ly is likely to be boards controlled pollution vo eer . army Y u Y ' ,. from industrial plants. 1973. adequate in all. ~ces. n · Kelley said that while Selec-He also s8.id , tJ:ie number of , Under the bills, the ~an-tive Service calls were tern~ "true volunteers" for the datory inspection program porarily·hal ted and recruiting Army -those not signing up would begip .iri 1974 Jn the efforts were intensiUed, the just to beat the draft -bad .Sou\h Coait Air Basin, which 1 ed I ·r· ti In th lnrlud~s i.os Angeles, Orange number of men enlisting-to ncreas s gn1 tcan y e and lliverslde counties._ avoid the draft had declined. last year, but that the highest "The faH-ofC in d r a f t -proportion of them are of The Highway P.atrol Woµld motivated personnel has been "lower mental abilities." be clmrged with . determining, -.i~;;i;;;i;;;;;ii!i';i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"il whether the motor vehicles II met state •emission standards. 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Bob .Lackey, •l&neil an • jdlldavlt 11auaa be ·bad not eqaged the • • .-ol an agent to repreoeat him ia barplnJng with the prw. The'NCAA bad ubd Lackey to algn El Modena: •• i AStandout • r· f Exhibition t f ·: ' .. :· i. ~ . ~ • ' ~ .. ;. '. " ' -: ' F ' • U sporlswriten who pick all-county team.s, coaches or the year •nd players of the· year were to reconvene for 1m bukethall selectiooa you can figure thel one . ignored· figure would now recelve prominent attention. • That would be El Modena High coach Bill Ervin. After guiding his Vanguards to a ~ nerup llnllb behind powerful Katel!a Ill the Crestview League ra~. Ervin really pit El M!)dena rolling for the CIF PJl.yotfs, Class AAA division. The Vanguard! mowed down the Mont view ~gue runnerup, the . ~an League champion and the Ivy League ........ ........ 1. . ----------WHITE WASH . --------- .. 'runnerup on successive playoff outinp. Then El Modena clubbed top-seeded Covina in overtime to gain the CIF ~ plonahip finale at the Sports Arena. And , • .11 was .egainst Camarillo In that title lbowdown. " ~llJc'a team bad played together ..!IDr lhree years, bad beaten web AAAA ~en:. u Marina, Centennial, ·Buena. ~ Burb&nk end Veaturs. ~ .... Jt .aeemed.4b1t the lborter Vanauardl ..-e , terribly outmlJlDed 1 g 1 In a t • -#....-... _, """' In bide ...,.u.lac. Now It~ jual oa to tbt Diii crlllaloruo,fa-."- lleGulre dldll1 '"-It et tbt time; but tbt Warrion' llnl crlaJa WU epewned when Jim Mcllonleb )Imped tbt American Baatetblll .4.....tat• last month and 'signed with 'sooW. , ol the rival Natlonal BaW!tball -lion. Tiie ABA. stung, eyed Chones, • ~ 11 junior ·-widowed -woru ·;. ' llacloe, '!VII., rel1aurent to aupporl btr family. When the New Yort Nell ollered .. estimated 11.5 mlllloo .......... told aiooe. to sip now or II -~ the elf•, a.-llped. 'lbe IMUJ '"<'11 a_. on the heels ol 01er11e -. Ills ABA's leading _..., qulllq the~ 'Squ!ra. lActay WU uted IO alp lilelaffidavlt In a llM>w al --by the NCAA lo •'"liif•nother --..... l'ol1B led Vllllnova to -place In the NCAA tournamenl lut year, but the acbool bad to IGrfelt '71,llOO In recelpll -H -tc.md lie W signed ·• pro contract moatba ea'rUer. 1 Ladrc1 elcned • 11atement alflnnlnt! 1111 lllclbllllY al • ~ Monday ln- vol'llDc llerquelle olllclall and Warren camarmo. And 1or mo11 o1 the game the It's c · Three·L--ger .. oeemed to rellec\ that observation. ~ BUI · then the· Vanguarda. cut 1 .... , Detroit's Tony Taylor .(right) slides Into· third base ~pile having thre.1 1tarten already With a triple as New York Met.'· Wayne Garrett victory over the ·mers Ill an exhibition baseball game at Sl Petersburg, Fla. Monday. ~, Out. They Ued the acore end forced takes 'late throw from ·outfield~ Mets scored a 9-8 • \Ille llaue to overtliiie· before finally ...,. ... .. • • , ! •• <ll!nblng, 73-71. "~·: '11leY put on a great show -the only .!~ pme ol the lour Sporll Arena title mafd>es. And Ibey are to be cnn- ~Jratulated for a 1tandout effort. , IDcidentally, only one-team was able to ·~. beat them twice .tn league warfare . • ~ .-Mission Viejo turned the Irick , U-50 and 'IUa. * * * . Top lnternatfonal Ice 1uUn1 lllan, i... dadlDg Amerfca11 Janet Lynn, will be ap- pearlll1 at lhe Sporll Arena Ille ~ of Apdl I ,., pert ef.!llelr lklty tonr. . ' 51'Ve Pld<lord, HdnUngton Beach High hurdler, Terry Albritton, abotputtcr from Nrirport Harbor, end Santa Ana 440 wbll Bo~ Harrell will have their pictures on the Southern COuntles meet program. The meet tak .. piece Saturday et Hun- tington Beach High end annually rankS as me of the standtut prep spike in· ~talionab In the coilntry. ' BUI ~ · ,_Uy laacled a 0- ..... fla-d callllb, a Callf«nll· -record li>r tllal opeciel, wldle llOlag Ille Colorado lllYer. . Be' 1liell a ltTe carp mlaDow Ct 1ttrad a.. prbe catdl. Flal)ead cat> were llnl """""'oed·le Illa mer 11 yean .,. wlln • ,... ,..__ At IW -11ieJ raq .. !nm w1am-1a1eq111. 1 Ohtouty Ule le Ille river hlS proved -Ille since tld1 II tbt tlllrd welphil ._ 11 poand1 to be caqht ta lhe put ---1111. 8alurdey'a lour CIF cbampionablp !utetbtll pm .. -generally well«· ~lad. N..,. ol llioee olllclaill WU•frml Onqe County. t . Laver, Roohe Mix • • LakersSeek To Break Mark ' For Road Wins DETROIT (AP) -During a teaSOD of game-alter-game thrills, probably the most exciting contest the Loa Angelel Laken have ptayed was a defe1t t.o the· Delroil Pistons: The game laat Feb. 2Z In Loo Angelel featured Dave Bifll'S 10,000th career point, an overtime period and belier then IO percent shooting by both tearn1. The teame clash again tonight here with Los Angeles needing one· victory to 0.. TV Tonight, C .... toelSst•· lreat Mllweukae'a National Baaketball AssoclaUon reco'rd for most road trtumplla Ill a year-. 21. The Laltera, G- Ii, also need Sil< vlctorle1 In their .... ma.lnlng eight games to t q u11 J Philadelpllia'1 record of 111· wlnll ia a ... IOI!. In that earlier pme, ,...iatlon play ended on • 1trange note. Jerry West o1 the Laker1 miued 1 jump 1bot with two seconds remainln& and twnm1te . Jim McMDllan grabbed the rebound. Tiie M-second clod<· bad apired while West's 1bot was in the aJr and when McMllUan . cr•bl1ecf tbt rebound, be stopped beca-, be loter aid, beard the referee blow h11 wblelle: Cincinnati Shilts tn KC .; Hains Fall, Dodgers Win KANSAS CITY (AP) -The Cincinnati Royals of the Natioaal BaakelbaU Association will shift to Kanw City next aeaaon. On his arrival In .Ke11!8s City, today Joe Axelson, vice president llXl general manager of the llo,yals, said he hid recommended Kan,,u City as the team's new home to Max Jacobs, chairman of the board of the Royala, alter concluding Cincinnati was not going to support the club. "Mr. Jacobs decided we had only two choices -either sell the team or move it," Alel9on said. "We bid some oilers for it, with San Diego . mentlooed most fr<quei>Uy, but their offers didn't meuur• up to what we -ed the true value of t.be franchlle." • PALM SPRINGS -Pitcher Brui;e ,ffelnbecbner anapped a acoreleu Ue with a mth-lnnlng home run and Salt Lake Ci- ty went on to defeat the porent Calllomia Angell l-0 in an exhibition baseball geme Mondey. Sah Late also received a triple from Roger Repoz., a double by Billy COWen end • etasie by Jom Slepbenann. Fin Salt Late pilcben limited the Allgela to only two blll - a double by Ken Berry end a llnlJe by Joe AJcue. • Olsrglng thet Squires owner Earl Foreman was in deflult on aeverit cla.-In 1111 conlraCI, and had · reneged oo .a promise to pay oil • 1111,aoo,1~ for him, SCott waltzed aw1y from 'a lucntive contract ,,-Ith the Squlrel lut'wi!et. The &ma obiamed NaUnnal Baaketball Aaooclatlon rlgbll to Scott In • trade with the 5oaton c.eiyca ·for 0 cash and future consideration," Colangelo said. The Celll bad draflod the former North Carolina All-Amerlce In the aeventb round ol the cnll<Clate draft two yeara ago. He shared ABA Rookie of the Year Honors with· Kehtucky'1 Dan Iuel, after averaglngfl.1 polnll a game and leading UM! Squlrea to ' • 16-21 record end the Eulm1 · Dlvllfon championship • laat RMOO. Scott, 311, ha· been everaging •bout 35 polnll thll yar, and ·ellabliabed a llngle- aeaaon ABA record of 1,1124 points. ' • WASHINGTON -Jolm ThomPIOI\, cap-· lain of the Providence COllege baaketball team in 1964 and an All-American selec-- tlon that year, waa named 'bead buke~ ball coecb Monday et Geor1etown Unlvenlty. 'lbompson, the ,.venth bleck to bold a major college coeclllng poaltion In tbt na- tion, gave up •a IUCCe.tld career a a blah •cbool coocb to late Clwi• of • Georgetowo team 1b1t llnlabed Ill wont seuonln16yun. -... .......... -..· ... -., tbt NCAA. llarquolte'1 ,.imt-nt WIS 1-inc.d 'throe houri """· "Cm hippy for Bob Llcby -lally and I'm hippy for my olber 11111 pla,ytn boc1uae they'll have a c:huce to prove their ability," McGuire 111d. Cooch Jim s.,.ler, -Ohio U. t<am -1d bave pleyed KenWCl<y In the Mldellt regional aemlfmal1 at Jloyton, Ohio, Thurlday nlabt bed Marquette not been reinstated, aaid he wu "glad It's ovtr." "I wHD1 necesaarily. disappointed when rbtaM," s..,der Aki. #n ....w have -Dice to hlw ... 111er obot and IO out a UtU. bettor than we did. But 1'111 IUl'e the better tum II there." KenWCl<y coocb Adolpll Rupp, - Wiidcats have loot two of their IHI thrff aamea with M1rqYette -all ln toumt- ment play -11ld relnltatemenl o1 Mill' quette w11 "tine with me.'' ''They bave • fine balketball team m we welonme the opportunity to matdl wits with them," Rupp ·111d. "It wlll take every talent at our command U wt are to win that game." T arkanian T al.ks Coach .Discusses Def eats, Bruins LOS ANGELES (AP ) -Jerry Tarka· nian'1 Cal Sleto (Long Beach) 49er btatetball team hH lost only three a:11rte1 this yeu -Ill on the road -ind be was discussing tboae clefeall Mondey . "Well, our loss up in stockton to Pecll!c -they played oo well, they would '.Allen Rejects Salary Offer, Walks Out have beaten anybody that dey ••• but when I say enybody thel doesn't Include UCLA. They're In I cl1S3 b J. themselves." . Although Tertlnian wouldn1 admit l~ hla: mind w11 oo the awesome, No. 1· rated Bruins boce111e hill team will prob- ably face John Wooden'• young men In the flnlls of the Far West Regional basketball tournament thls weekend at Provo, Utah. The Bruins toke on Weber state and Long Beach play1 Unlveralty of San Fr1nclsco. The Southern Cll1forn1a echooll are upocted to win. "Everybody'• tnconallteQt on the road -everybody escept UCLA. Thal'• whal totally amaw mt. They go on the rood and win by IS potnla and peopl~ feel sorry SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) -Richie ADen for them or wonder why Ibey didn't win walked into the Cblcego White So• by more. U.ten, II I win by one point oa the road, I feel lucty." training camp II days late today and Tarkanien tnowa whel'eof be spute. promptly walked nut again alter asking His 49ers trailed Brigham Young lut to be traded. · Saturday by 10 points at halftime and b1 Allen, 30, the controveniaJ alugger ob-u much u lS points in the eecond half talned by the Sox In a winter deal with · before batillng back for • Ue et the end __ of regulation and a 95-90 avertlme th• Loa Angeles Dodfers, arrived In triumph, puttla&' them In the pleyolfa Saruoll during the early morning hours with the Bruins, 211-0. • ind met for 15 minutes with Sox general Wooden broke 1 tooth SUnday and: manager Stu Holcom6. couldn't meet with Southern ca11rom1a He left the meeting and told him.a coo-balketball wrltors Monday. But 1111 cblel tract offer '9Umated. it •120 oOO 1 year . 1ssiltant, fonner Bruln 1llr Guy eun. -• ningham, aald be ecouled W-Stale -wu •IJIWlC<pfable. Holcomb told and aald lt'1 a llrOl\C, pollent, IOO'i- newamen, ••1 thought. Allen would be ·euy ahootlna teatn that'• vtrJ agreuive Oil to algn •• , I thought we were doae," · defenle. Allen told newsmen "We aren't even °fter nan I etJuffle etftlitte and b1 " • bringing their -low elf tbt doljble close. lleck, It's ,...Uy lite havlnc thrw Holcomb admlt~ thet Allen demanded forwarda bec•ueo all throe ol their blc thet be be lr.aded but Holcnnib eaJd Ille men do the -l!Up." . So• "have no Intention ol trading Allen He called f.foot-7 poll men Bob Devil ••• we went to con1lderible espeme to "• lft.I~ lll·round, threat thin WWie iet him " Sojourner, wbo l1ari'ed for Weber stale The So. . the laat three years. x aave up ~· pitcher "TheJr st.rmctb. 11· team work,'' Aid Tommy JollluJ?Cf Infielder, Steve Hunll ,to CUnalllglwn. "'nley wait for good lhoto Ille Dodiere for AllS who bll .111with 311 •l!d they cen p)lillcle or oat." homef. Ind· .0 nm blitied fn,JUt. year. Alked , tf . UCDA '1 1 e n 1 1 t I o n •·I The prevloue yw Allan pllyed wlth ,st. oopbomore, f.11 !Im Walton, would bt a· Louil When be WU tr.aded llfter IOVell J>OCted to to out end (\IUd Jlovla obould stormy -with the Phlladelphla lie dlOot from laac ,_, tbt -11111 Pbltlla. . coach replied with • wlnlc, "We would Holcomb'• meeting with 'Allen wu Ille hope be won't move eway from the first 11flce.to.face" meeting-atnCe Allen buket." WU oblalned. The eotimelod , ,IJO,llOO_ poet WU oecotla(od with ill agent,_ Holcomb Aid Allen told him lie 'didn't wlllll to be ueed for pubUc reletloila -lndlcaUntr bll leellnp thll tbt J>odcere and Cardlnela ...,, him u .a l•leettracllon •. Holcomb uld "lie would mate no further etlempt to coatact A1W1 and he Aid lie felt the lllary oller wu more then fair. "Anyone In bll right mind would be· hippy wJth it." In nine major league ltelj)OI, Allen , I right-banded first bueman and out- fielder, baa cnllecled 134 bomt nine and bu 1 ijfeUme 1ver11e of .297 •. HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE BOUT WOMS NEW YORK -J1» -and Muhammad All mey llcbt again foe-the beavywe!pt bOilng cbempionlhlp ia September, their reapecllve• lawyera Aid Monday nllht. At the umethne, U wu dlacloaed thet All was seeking 18 million and thet Jack Kent COol<e holda tht Wetlme rlghll to the retilrn bout. P'razi!r, All, Coote ud the ltchten' lawyera •-red ,.., ~. N!pl Sporta, tbt tlrll of three monthly pro-sruna .to bt """'" u pert ol ABC-TV'• -'Iba Mondey N!pl Special • llruins Complete · . Cage Poll Blitz a, t11a Anocleloll Pno• UCLA llnlilled e perlec:t ... ion on the CDlll'I with • perlec:t ...... et the cnllega buketball polio today. The pre.teaton choice 11 the n1tlon11 No. t team, the Brulna led from 1tart to llnllh and wound up " America'• top. rented club In The Anoclllod Preu' line! poll ol 1171. It WU e Bruin Blitz. A netloawldo panel al •port.a writor• and 1porta lnedcuten 11ve UCLA all 311 llrll-place votes for IOO polnta u the Brulna WOll1ld up the rqular ...... wttb aiw..-. Far bellfad the -Ing natloaal cbamplone In the !lo. 1 opot ill Nortll Carollne, winner ol ~ AUantic OoHI . Conler'eDce pll)'Ofl1. Tba T• Heell, IM, who ,.... No. S laat. weet, gol 411 polnta. '-.. 1'11. ,._ • ... ,... 1. UCLA UO) ~· MIO 11. M'"'-t• ,,.. 111 '· .... Ctrol"'9 ,,.. -''· Manillll' tM ,.• >. r.. »t • lL __.,II. 214 4. Lelrflylllt 2W 1111 14 Meryllrlll 2M H J.Ctl,tt,ILI, ~ • 1S.~ "" M '-k.ColtolW :tM • 1"'0r9l • ..,,. n.t • '·~ .. , -,,,........ ,,., d ................ ~ ... -~ .... f , lrlt. Y"""' fl... 1P ''·~IL IW 21 lt. ,lwW. It. 1M l» a, V\rtlftll '1• ft °""' -"" ~ ,.,., ... ..., .... ... llllllul .... : c ....... Dltrlltt, c .... ......... ........ ._._. __ _ q,.e. 1........,_ T--(11 ,_,, ............. w .... lttflr.! . _ .~ Tennis Classic • • 1 CHICAGO (AP) -Second. aeeded Ken Roeewall of Au1tralla -dill)' and NO. s-..r TCMD Okker of the -landa bid to piay two U.-bnaken M'!'ld•Y u However( tbt referee Nici no whll1le bed blown but be awarded tbt Laten the ball with two -, J.f\ .aJJYW•Y because at tbe, Ume , ol1 McMllllan's re- bound, both teams were JUI! llandlng around -taking the ' second clock t.Jaer to melD tbe game wu owr. In the overtime period, the Latm tool< an early lead on free thrOW1 but Jimmy ... allctt and Iiob Lanier brought the Plalone beck lo lie at UJ.U3. Loo Angele• got the ball on 1 rebound end, on a fut break, Wllt dwnh•rleln WIS elono undtt the butet. VERO BEACH, Fla. -Al DOwnlng, Mite IJlrahler end Jim Brewer combined for • -Mondey u the Loo Angeles Dodlerl-Cincinnati S.t ia .. exblbltlnn -ball • ..,.. . The Reda' only 11111 wel'O a llsth-lnnlng triple 11J Pete Rola, wbo later acored on • wfld pttcl> by illolllet, -a niJltb.1"' nine ...... by c;_. Ger-. 23. Area Preps on All-stars wn men edvenced to. the lleCOlld ol the '611,llOO Ke!Jlper lnlttnatlilnal Tournament. ' .. other llnt•round •lnlkl lllalcbel, 11~ng one that feature-J'.lo. 1-teeded ~.-~ La\'er of Corona del Mer pitted lplnlt fellow ADHI< Tony Roche, wm -.led today et two lllte1 near !Qicago. "\t.:.. ~will beat an American newoome.r, "3d -ak. f.I. 7-l. Otbr WH fon:ed to two tle-brutm W..lleCOllld-AlluSloee,aa A--.f.1,74. Bo.tfer, Detroit'• Tmf DllW:Nncer lie!' tbrouP tbt air, lateatlonelly fouled W1ll u the muslve LjQr center al- tompted to 1tulf the ball lhmilh end Cbamberleln WH ewarded tine cbanca lo mate two free Uuowe. 'Dull ..me with 11 MC011111 leit. Wilt made only one of the three he lhota, Lanier took • -from Welker and hit a IO.foot fump •bot wJtb three _,le leR em1 Ille P11toD1 bad 1-dotl 11111-1 a ..... delelt al home. ' ' .. I.al Alllolel toot • 1.f llocl .. the lllth wbm ndie Dew l.GDll .... l1d bam Willie Quford, wbo W ....... 'l1la J)odalrl lnte e M tie rill ., --run lD Ille llllh Inning .., Ina walb md a throwlnl error 117 tlamU Qianey. •• • PHOENIX Cborlte flcott o1 the Amerlean BaW!tball-Vqtnle Squlloe wfll weer the uniform al tbt Na. tionel a.tetball Aaoclation Plloenl• _ ._ w-.,. nllht. Suns-" ~ JerrJ Colaplo IOJd )IOlll!q. -Twenty-threa Orange O>ut -foot. ball llm wlll form the nucleue Of a. flnoth team wblch wfll compete la Illa • naal Orenge County prep -tlda 1umm•or at Orange Cout con..,. Watmlpller quarterback Jell ....... will direct the rebela, who wtll lie coocbed by Bill Bonell, s-· hlal> ecbool mentor. Siemens, en aJJ.CIF choice, wlU be . Joined by ouch other all-CIF a... a Tarry Albrlllon (Newport Harbor), Gory Jennlnp (Westmlnllar), Bob FllTlrO (Corona del liar). I ' I " / Start Your ~ngines! • By Dake Hou/gate II Is 1 IClllh 1djuatmenl la m11<t, bOll Joe Leooord h11 """'1<lled bel"i the ,..1an1nc u.s. driving ch1mplon ,.111\ hi• public Image 11 No: 3 man M the Vel's PamelU Jonea· Viceroy itam. His teammate. are Marlo Andtettl and AJ Unser, who a re- consider«! better 'beta la win thlt S.turd1y'1 USAC champion. ship season opener on natJOnal teJevJslon it ~ than , Leooard Is. We asked Leonard 1hout hli "third cllas" status during a Firestone tire test at Ontario Motor Speedway. "J was a JitUe ·sha.ky •bot!-'"' Jt at fi.nt," he aaid. "You can 't be a Hollywood star right away. I hive ~ght about Al and Mario and what they h1v1:: done. 1 gueu ·J will have to w.ln a Cew before I get where they are. "You know, the more I thought •bout JI, the ,..,.. I thought this hu to be the best team that ever came down the pike. It wasn't a fast car (the 1171 Coltl, which au being replaced after ' Phoenlx by the new Plmellia). "we had to have tremendous managemenl to win as much as we did. Just think about it -Al wen Indy, I wu teCODd at Pocono and '.tfOl'1• Ontario/' ' ; ~ '* * * ! 1-ard dealed Ille romor th1t lie u dll<aclluted with Ids ~ )ot Mel•• of tblnl d111 1t.1t111 anianed &o ldm by lllOft ti tM ! ....... . ~ "Mole people AR jealtat fl RCCMI," t.euar• Aid. "fte ! euNtt way to blow ap a 1-' U.111 11 to 1et tM petple ea • , team npttn1 each otW.'1 1-d II •till ~memllmt bf Ids lus r..: 1'111 ,.rtona-' 1 ueeo Iii t11e STP ·-111 ... Be lllll ... I• •11 Ud .._ l ..... 1..-1alop'1pMd .,..__Hou udaotLilld' NrtY II wu lllrowa ool'e! ndq b' dlJcrlmlutory ralt1. I * * * : "My answer .to guys who didn't Uke It," ~ II.id, "is that It waa the ufeat· race car evtr known. Last ye1r wu the bttt (llfeell yur we evei" hid. LltUe Mike (Mosley) br<111t his leg Ind um, ud th.It's 111 lb•t happened. . . "Racing bu 111ven ·us disc brakes on passenger cars. Some people won't drive On drum braka any more. PutUn11 on seat belu Lt IIllt 1 rttuaL Tba turl>lne would hive m1de r1clnf Iller, i and would ~,e·i.n in pa•nger can,"100Der. ~ · "Flrlt, it'a allriott'impuulblt to tcnlte keroaene, ahd there"• : WH vitlually , no fire biDrd, Second, jf . the ...... uploded there would be no !Pill !or Oll«>mlnl ..-iven la nm t!Jlouib, I Third, four--! drive .,,,,. Y1lU the ~mum ,111101111t of tract.kin., I I • ' t "The turbfu. WU like the unknown'. A little ·kid u acared of I the dork but when be sets olfu lllcl bun 1 prowler outalcle 1 bis door 'be lln6w1 to -· oot the H&hta .0 be cu .Ht better. ' "The 1!;,ri,1ne ename -1boul ,ll0,000, llld II could pr1cUce ,.OO·nc6 .i ~ Tr._.ton,llld In~poll1 before )'O!I bad la touch· 11. Today lhe ·Ford coa11 ·'32,1110, the olfy. litJ,oao ond the •auaran*'•laat aOOu~_.tbe l>ltnk of an eye. ~· . ·~ . ••'nley' oomplalned blcaUJe the turbine WM RUiet and uid 11 would hurt rocing. (Andy) Gr1D1telll .,..i. Iota. ll( doU.ra ·mHinl it a whoolhmobllt. 11 you hive nor'itocid'ilUI la• --'°'1• you tmow how DOiiy I\ can ""' • • · "! rully think, with no dlmaPect, the IUYl'Wbo ruled · out t the turbine didn't know wbat they were lllldnf about. It 'Jrll ~ like the Chrysler Airllow -I~ am•••ioni too urly. Tocloy ii they tried to bu the 'turblno the eeoJoctlll ...Wd rully row a howl." * * --.l"• .Arl.,er• •• .,fll.·lt,Llif!lf.• 1ndi;..po11a· .driven b~ve tt lucky,-· uy1 unlbiuted hydfo. plaae cbampkln Bill Muncey: ''They've got brakel ,and we have nothing to make ua 'whoa.' They ha~e ae1t belts, caget and a I~ fer ;&b,eip. ,. r. , .. 1·.,1 ., • ., 1:· " c ' . "Tf:< tnatn.lhJ'ng U fhey CID de~nd on Jhe 'surf Ice tney run "on la Illy· the Sime lip Iller J>p. They.hive no rollen or wak .. 1to run Over. Our COl1"M it constantly moving and'chan~&.'' . Hi mlahl have added that 1andbound racera have no· rooster· 'tails of watat to run W1dtr when 'they are trying tO 1>111. Golng undor -Of -aoo.tool·lonl ahowers 11 like walkln1 under Niag•ra Falls. ~ '"l ·have ·hid-1 theory Cora Iona t"-,,e," Muncey 11id, "that- the top Ove drivers in our sport could adapt to car ractna • lot easier than their top men could get used to ours. , "J fuUy believe that our top five J\~. drivers could • quality for the Indianapolis ICl!I: ¥C1 run !n the IO!l I~; but .J ' don't think their drivers could ~the aame In our apart. Ttle discuaslon of a twitch cam.e about became Muncey ts making 90m~ of' 1 trauilian this week as be prtp1re1 to I drive in the Mint 400 Del 'Webb Desert Rally at Las v~~·· nut Monday. ,1 , • · Co<lrlviug w,tth veteron desert r1cer Poul Tampourloo In a iSandmaat<r-vw clune bii111 1ponaored by ~1111 Vil) Lines. Muncey wt.ti mike one of· his rare racing appearances on land. ·His effort is ~tog more than a cameo. . "Don Arnett, my car owner, thought I wanted to drive a lip ·or two '·for the publicity and then tum It over to Paul for the rest 'of the tac:e," Muncey said, "but I never do anything that way. "My objective is to finish the race, win it or fbllsh in the money. I'll pro.bably be the greenest driver on the course, but you wot1;t find any~y who trlea harder." .. * * * Som\ ·11\IPI complfl th up ind down of off-rood rl<IJIJ ,wltlr r•cba&. •• w'ater. ne tern.1• coa1tanU1 cW1e1, Ind lwldliJll ik ........... dips ...... llkeaed la COllendl•• with ro11gh waler. But U "11 '.,:.U, fair to uy a race wltli an ovuaU averq:e speed of abnt • mtles a"n ltoar CID bf compared w~ tlludtr. boat competldoil at rpeed1 of ti to well pan Ml m.p.•. Muncey bat been dOlng ibat IOrt ot thing fot mon lllu 20 )'ears and DOW baa th dubious dlslhtctlon of bela1 called tk oldest man 01 Ute clmtti at a. Be has 1arvlvecl Olp1, crathet (one Into an .iun1lnklble" Reel-lntll CO.st Gaatd cutter t.llat h 11 tent to the bottom la .P. aeco1dsl and ~ He ha1 bee• tent ~artlbil tbroucb Ille llr ucl lll• dropped to IM llotlo1n ol llbl like a alone. . ' . * * * "I "live ·with fear ," he ·uid. 11Jt'1 not the fear you Imagine. There Js constant threat of death -we lost half our driven in one 12-monlb period but J don't worry about that. "I constantly worry about making a good performance. 1 am In terrw ol doing • bad job and disgracing m,..if. 1 worry about letting ~ my boat owner, my crew, my wife and · famiijr, my IPO'ISOf' and my fans. So far 1 haven't, but that· , doesn't keep me from worrying about it." l.~~~~~~~~ ' CUTTER CRUISER IS HEREm . . ' • It", ... , ...... . ,. .... .................. PllCD PIOii . $15,795.00 -'""= I Vikings 'Conquer -FV;9.3 Marln.'s Vikings took. ld- vant.ce or the complet.gamt pitching of ,.nlor righthander Kirk Ellison to tubdue croai? district rival P'ountaln Valley, W, in a non-league prep baseball game Monday oft the loaer'1 diamond. Following the win, coach Ray Allen'a Vikings are 1lated la host Costa Mea1 Frld1y In another non-lel(Ue matcbup while the ntJ:l action for John: Cole's Baron nine Is a week from today in the ' Irvine League opener against in-· vading Estancia. Jn addltlon to the setback on the field, the Barons learned that reeular teCOnd baseman Bill Hatfield will be lost In-- definitely after he accrued a spiked hand in the fourth to- ning. Marina's Ellison w a 1 k e d aev~ BarOJ)l.aod surrendered sis: hits but ht came through , when it counted, with only Barry Brainard's three-run home run in the tiottom of the fourth puttin1 a dampe'r on his shutout hopes. · Brock Pemberton hit a round-tripper with Scott Wilderman aboard, in the tint for the VikH 'whlle Marini ex· plodtd for three more talllea in the fifth fr1me following Rod Brown's key rbi ·1ingle in .. __ ..,..,. ... the fourth. -·------- DAH, Y PILOT Sllft ,_.. Soutltern Ceuntie• Oassy lndiViduals ' In HB Spikefest By RON EVANS he's entered In the mllll °' "'-o.uy ~•i.i s1•H schools mile, where he 'll pit A boatload of Individual con-hls 4:13.1 top mark agalnrt a frontatlons will spice the mid-4: 14.l offered by Gahr'• Ed die distance and longer dis-Arriola . tance race!: In the 5lsf annual • However, either of the above Soothern Countiu track and duo could get caught looking field meet at Huntington · by Costa Mesa 's Do u g Beach High Saturday. MacLean , who's hit 4:18.2 Tbe small school.I 440, for since recovering from a knee lnstanct, is rated as a tossup, injury. with at least one Orange COasl Mission V I e j o • a F.d area entrant figuring to do Radermacher (4 :22.4 car.eer something there. best) is listed among the large He's senior Eric Olson or schools four lap field, which Estancia, who fought injuries also includes Santa Ana 's and illness last spring in Marc Genet (f:l6), Mira clocking .f9.t, after a healthy Costa's Mike Avrea (4:19), sophomore campaign which Barry Williams of North Tor- lncludid a .fl.9 top mar~-ranee (4:20.8) and MI k e Olson has the fastest career Alvarez or Edison (4:25). best in his race and will be The small schools two mile competing against the likes of could prove to be one of the Palos Verdes ace Charles better races all day. Steinbroner (49.1). J3 u en a Costa Mesa's 0 Is: wan g Park's Jan Skaarud (4\l.3), t~ns-Tom (1):22.3) and John Tuatln's Ralph Acosta (f.!1.1) (9:25.6)-will no doubt have and Jeff Baker o! Sonora their strategy tested by St. (50.2). John BoSco's Tom Koppes Skaarud Is an exchange stu-(9: 18). dent from the Netherlands. El Cajon's Bruce Koehne .. strangely enou£h, one of the (9:25 ), Lynwood'a Rudy few longer races which doesn't Krause (9:30) and Fullerton's flgt.1re to be much of a scuffle Terry Carroll (9:3') aJso pose Is the large schools 4401 where threats Jn the small schools Santa Ana's talented Robert two mile. Harrell (47.2) -tiotds forth. He John Holcomb (9:31) 0£ was fifth in the state last year. Newport Harbor is a large Rod Harris IOCked a two-run double in the .eventh for the ESTANCIA'$ '1'ERRY KNIGHT G ETIING IN SWING OF THINGS Among those included in schools two mile possibility, Harrell's race are Saint mate winners. M1r1H If> ~f;]: l l 11 Hard Woit Pays Dividends ,:r.;.· .i .! " ' F E tan . Golf Wh" Clark Dicus (49 .S l , Eisenhower's Ken Jones (49.3) and Steve Dyer of Western (5CU ). Western's Dyer is one or the runners to beat in the large schools 880, oU bis J,56.6 beat. Top U.S. Strongmen At Oil City. .«-'""''3"!~ ... or s c1a JZ i~,t" l I ' I . He11 be pushed by Mira · Coata-'s Jim Witt (1 :57.7) and Bob Lucas of Magnolia (1 :59.I J. :il!.11111 t f ' H~..., .11~ f l f f By PHIL R~ school goU sticlta: around here ~=$3; lf 1 f ! °' ,.. DellY ''llf Steff and he's worked ,hinl to do so. "T:.-Terry Knight is a rirlty "When I first saw his swing, '!/.'.;:'. ,· ..... I I I ~J!1;;;, 11 I i 1J11001 hiib school 1olfers. · I was very p e 11 l m I 1 ti c T•te ,.,. .,. ,.~f,,.. "Yf'.hen many prep links stars because he was looping al th · r It • achieve the advanced status e ·= _: t"; ~ ! that the Estancia High senior top and doing a number of has reached, they have been other things that prevented known to be atoor, moody and him from makinl good contact even downright surly to their with the ball." Marina Vs Clowns;: Drags Set A team composed of Marina athletes and C01iche3 will take on 1'1e ~lf.W, C 1 o w n • • barnstorming bisketball com- edians, Wednesday night at th< Morino !Dgh boys' gym-· n1slllm. Action 11 11l1ted to get under way at I o'clock. Among the Marina coaches available for combat wiU be Mike "Henigan, Davt Okura, Jim Murphy, Leon Wheeler, Jot Crider ind Joe C:Orrre "bllt VWng 1thletta expected 'to "pl1y lnelucle Kiri EOlion, Harvey Hlrab, Scott· ~lf:r; Ken Gros11 and Bryan Kerna. • Bl1 Wiiiie Rolil111c>n llld his ltrotberhOod ' of Streetr1cera w1l1 return to Orange County lhtem1tion1J Raceway th11 week'end. The nocturnal racen will take over the raceway '• quarter-mile surface at 10:30 Saturday night and will run low rider, biker, grudge and foot races until 3 a.m. Sunday. Prior to the inv1sJons of Robint0n and his buddies:, the TICIWIY will run ill regular weHJy S.turd1y night cord of bz:aC~ket and dau competition. Gatta open at 2:30 p.m. Saturday for the latter, with eliminations following from 7:30-10:30. • HOL MLLE -Tustin race driver Jerry Whitfill 1Ji11 be gettlng ready for hia next SCCA N~Uonals competition in late Aprll 1t Willow Springs after a victory last Sunday In a aimilar race here in this Jmperlal Valley community. WhiUiU acorc!ted la his hot- ltol lap In 127 mph on 1 br1nd nt1I' engine In his Prickly jleat machine, which hid only ~t IO minutes wannup tim~ h1 the garage prior to ~e rn., ,:: f fellow teammates. But, wJlb unuauaJ amount of But not Kn11ht. pet">ev.nnce~ Knight hu A self-admUted. lhtrovert. risen steadily to the point of. and perfec:tloolo\, Knight h8' bei1g the No. I g,,n.,. on )'hit never been 1bov.e giving . lips has consialeDtly been. the top to the Eagles' younger golfers team In tile tough Irvine when asked to do so, ac· League. cording to Estancia coach "Terry is very tedious and · Wally Chute. conscientious and, like Jim Knight ia presenUy the No. 1 George -last year's No. 1 - player on the EStaocia roster he spends hours.and hours on and possibly the best in Or~ the practice 'range perfecting ange County. his game," Chute says. But how has he arrived at "Being introverted , he has· t h e plateau w h ~ c h he never really. been satisfied presently sits al.op? with ·his game," the Eagle Chufe provides some of the mentor adds. ''Terry is on one Insight here. Island bUt there's always been He says:, "right now, out o( another ahead for him to con- all the good gol£ers 1'~ quer." coached: Terry is the most About his: wil~ness to help consistent lhat I've ever had. less e1perienced teammates, "He wants fu Compete on a Chute says of Knight, "the level with all of the big high junior varsity kids and the ·Perfecto Bid Foiled As Sailors Fall, 5-3 'With righthander H a i g White's DNJ"-miss on a perfect game now history, coach Andy Smith'• Newporj Harbor Tars engaged visiting El Modena in a non-lt,agUe baatball contest today. . Monday at Santi A n a V1lley,. the Sailors dropped a 5-3, IO.Inning decision to the host Falcoris tn· another non- Circuit club as White fell one. ·1\ep ahor! of twirling a perfec- la. - The senior mainstay had a perfect ·game going after six innings and had struck out five Falcon batters. But the roof fell in on While. younger brother of ex~Newport mound ice Alvin White, in the. leventh frame wberllithe win-. ntr1 erased 1 3-0 Sa or edge ind pulled ••en at ~; m1inly on a double ind home run. The Fllcoos put lt 1w1y in the hotlam of the loth on another pair of two-baggers, a missed pickoff attempt and an error. Newport collected two first inning tallies on Joe Lease's walk, Bruce Wingerd's rbl double and a single by Doug Chard. The visitors got their final run Jn the seventh after Wingerd atng1ed and atored on two wild pitches and a Falcon miscue. ~HI,_ 0) ~::~. ~'tt •ltl! .1.· llu•I, rf • 11. ,,. t·~·.· I I ~•rd, 3b o 111.om, If 0 Fwrff ti g s.:rlMftr. lb • ) ''''* U. ValMY ,'{n ti:~ •. 2t f l i, T •mtlttOft, u j 1 I j 1~;;f.. 1, 1 1 I ~II I • ~.1 .. r•,'• I i 0'-r.OUr••• 111 T ol•I• Setr't lilf" I I 7 ••• I.A. V1tltr ODO DOI X10 '-..t J. t Hpl. Mir, 100 000 100 ......._, I I other younger goUers ask him for help and he gives them the advice they're looking for - he's never above doing that." Knight shot ?h in both of Estancia's first two 1972 mate~ -one at the formidable Cochran Ranch layout near J.ndjo and the other al Mesa Verde, the Eagles' home coune. "Terry practices a lot at -Verde •ncf 11 Virpila · Country Club in Loni Btlch, where Pinky S~. the pro there, has had a. ·lot to do with him,•• says the Estancia mentor. "He's about a two-han- dicapper now and 1-look for him to be down· to about par (72 and JI boles) or al Ieut conJistently at 73 on the Mesa Verde course." As for young Knight himatlf, he was born in Corona 17 years ago but has llved Jn Costa Mesa the 'past four yea rs. The Eagle act finished sixth in the CJF lndiW~aJ tourna- ment at Whittler'i CaU!omla country Club Jul spring ancf then advanced to the quali· tying round of the national juniors amateur tourney at Rockville, Md., where he shot a 79 and 74, In fad, Knight says, "the Manor Country Club i n Rockville is the toughest course I've ever J>layed on. I made it to the final 32 players in that tournameni." Knight repi-esented California In the International Matches against Cana0.· 1ncf Mexico in Mexico City last yea r as well. While goll bu taken up the bulk of his spare time, Knight admits to havtng 1 liking for horses, since his father is 1 trainer at Santa Anita. A bot head-on clash is slated In the small schools 88o. ln that event, Buena Park's Tom Kovacich (1:53.7) will lock horns with San Diego Sec- tion champion Rory Trupp of Mission Bay (l:M.1). Jim Hagleberg of Palos Verdes could run In either the small schools half or mjle, since be has career bests of 1:56.5 and .f :l8.7. El C.j-On (San Diego) runner Craia: Cotton his alre.ady clocked on 8:57 two mile but Area Prep Net Results Last year's: second place finisher ln the state meet and the current national hl&h school leader will be among lhe classy field of shotputters in the 51st annual Southern Coontle:i: track and field meet at Huntin~on Beach High Saturday. However, they won•t be In direct competition a g a I n 1 t each other. Newport Harbor senior Ter~ ry Albritton has a best of 61· lO'n outdoors thls spring with the 12-pound steel ball but he hit 65-5 as a junior in placing behind the slate, champion - graduated teammate Mark: stevens -last sea90n. Albritton win-be going for _ all the marble.s in the large schools shot ctmpelitlon whl1e present U.S. pacesetter and third plaCi!r in the state In -1971 -Crespl'a Randy Cross -is heavJly favored to annex the small schools crown. 1 Vying for top honors with Albritton in the I a r g e r category wiU be Muir's John Hoggan al 56-2 and Kat.ella junior Jim Neidhart, who has bit 55-10. Edison's Steve Timmerman has thrown 53-10 and he's al!O penciled in for large schools action, along with the Western duo o( Paul Johnson (SU) and Bruce Cardon· (52-1\li ). Cross is bead and shoulders above the rest ol the small schools field, so if he's healthy, there will be a valid battle for runnerup, honors, anyway. Figuring strongly into that latter aspect Is Huntington Beach's 'l'ony Ciarelli, bolder of a 56-7 best. Corona de.I Mar junior Joe Tosti (53--0) is another 1111.all schools entrant. 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WM0'5 NARVOU5? PEANUTS JUDGE PARKER GULP: By Tom K. lyan llACK By Al Smith By Dale Hale by Ernie Bushmiller SO WHAT'?··· IT'S POWNHILL ALL THE WAY f nus MAN .• nHS HEll &E llNO'ERGOIN6 8R"1tl CHA~LEV OU lWN., SUR6Ell\1! TH~T'$ WMY WE'RE 15 HIS CONDITION TRYING TO LOC..t.TE HIS SERIOUS?' F.A.MlLY! I 'M. so~rv TO HAVE &OTI-IEREP YQU, MISS J'O'fC.&! • MISS PEACH FIUINCINI!:, WOULD YOU ave" CONSIPl!IJ:' MAll'R'/IN& A BOY FftOM TH" CLAS$;? '\ '} . . ' "-" .·; .... ·- WH'/ NOT, 11:: M! WA• A NICI! Flit.I.Oii/ .. NP .t WAS ATT"AC:.Tte>· TO MlM, ·PllKINS GASOUNE ALLEY GORl}O MOON MULLINS SO WE'LL FINC> OIJT WHl'T "THEY "THli-11< OF OUI< MERGER OFFER! ANIMAL CRACKERS ly Charles M. Schull !""?'-...-~-...:. I l:iGRU n.IAT WE COULPW'T · MA.VE BEEN OF MELP, 11.r. PRlVER! 1 WElL, WHA1' A60tlT l(ISSm6 ANP HU661NG?! ' By Harold Le DoUll 'YOI WRE: VERY GEWER0\15 ~ \«OUC TIME, SIR! IF NO™ING ELSE. YOU 'VE WON YOURSELF ANOTH- ER VOTE TONIGHT! By ¥,•I MCA~SI! ™AT'S A LOT OF QUALIF~TIONS • ly John M~ .J ly Gus Arriola By Ferd Johnson ' By Roger Bollen THE GIRLS .0 Sappoac we 10 around lite tlble .tart111 wM. ft•lma - od U tltut'• uytlme left after we flail• talklq:, we'll play bridle." DENNIS THE MENACE "'/l>!Y:+• """' • ., • I • ' • • \ ' Tut!day, Mltdi 14, 1972 DAILY rJLOf .. .---..~/ ------. -Tlieeter Notes r TV IDGIIlJGHTS N8c (4) l:OCl-"West Side Story." Rollywoocj's &realest musical romn to TV with Part l ol the 1981 screen classic tonight and Part' 2 on Wedne .. day. Nalalie Wood, Richard. Seymer and 'Oscar winners Geor1e Cbaklris and Rita Moreno bead the cul. , ''ABC 1(7):1:~....! Grlnlmy Awards~ Andy Wil· Iiams is emcee for the 14th annual preseptallons honoring the bestln muslc·trom 1971. CBS (2) 1:30 _:."Hawaii Five-0." McGarrell bas 48 hours to try to prevent the murder of an un- known victim aided only by bizarre clues and phone calls. Jack Lord stats. KHJ (9) 7:30 -"Bombers B-52." Natalie Wood, Karl Malden and Efrem Zimbalist Jr. star In tblS 1957 war movie. KTLA (5) 6:00 -Lakers basketball. The Lal<· ers attempt to stretch their record total of victories at the expense of the Detroi1..l!istons:.. Tuesday Evening util(J)ID-D -: (C) 1551....., .. IW' Part I (111111) '53-ltlthryn '""°"· Howtrd Kttl, A1111 Miiier, llltnan Wynn, J1ma Whitmore. ·--" ... riooM Oii [YlftSI" ...... -.... ·-··"'-111 111 __ ,_ 1::::. ...... -.... -· .,..,..,._...,. D CHEVROLET PRESENTS * THE 14TH ANNUAL GRAMMY AWARDS SHOW THE BEST IN MUSIC o oom m 119c141 , .... .., Anrdf Andy WUU1ms 'ril host ti!. Mnt fn>n1 1'ft Yoi\'1 Felt forum and will ptf'form 1 seW:tiofl of Gremmy·nomlriafed l<N'IP. l m Couples w~h "MERV" * Gene Stapleton; Jack Klucman; Totie Fields m...,, sriffi• .. fli)lllJTll-111 .. _• ... t.tO B Ill -""" (RI """"'" hn 48 hours to try to prmnl 1111 mu1cl1r of an unknown Yictlm aicled only bf blnrrt dues ind phon1 calls. UI LI CrilU litn Crltd• a n. 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Arthur !1111ntdy, ())-.. ~ llwr lllOft.. .()) .......... .. ,._l)llllS. : l:ll. . \QI .. 1 2 Williams Plays on Coast Stages - By TOM TITUS ot .. Dellr "" ..... 1 Tenneuee Williams, one of the most prolific of American playwriilfts over !Ii, past three decadet, shows up at two different c o m m u n I t y theaters on the Orange Coast this weekend, represented by two of 'his -most volatile ocripb-"Tbe Night of the Iguana" and "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.'' · Moulton CommunltJ Playhouu, whlch bows ln tonight with a comedy of old· time Hollywood, "Personal Appearance.'' And South Coast Repertory hits the boards again Thursday, this time with an original play, "Oil's lee Cream Suit." Beth Tilua and JoAM Black play. the two principal female rolea of Hannah and Maxine, with two-time DAILY Pnm award-winner Robert Wentz cast as the elderly NonnO. Completing the cast wlll t>e Linda Falsetto, T b o m a s Rowan, Celia Hansen and William Verderber. Huntington Beach'1 •1Cat" as Drama Reae:artil, an ·· arm of lck I h St t the rockefeller FOWldallon ll Maggie8™'Br ,wt uar thefareatSouth 'Co11t Elliot and Pat Mulllns In the repertory this weekend and roles of Bit Daddy and Big next. Marna . Jean Koba directs the "Oil's tee Cream Suit," with fiery Williams ~am~. a two.character cast o( Ronald Playing featured roles will Boussom and John Peters, Is be GaiJ F.oor ; and William djrected by Martin Benson. Moreland aS Mae and Cooper. Playwright Richard Ploetz has while other assignments are betn working the cast through being filled by Bud Weiss, Bill rehearsals. Williams, Colleen and Eileen The play will be staged O'Nell, Dean Mulliru and Thursday through Sunday at Michael Solomon. the Third Step Theater. 1827 "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa . plays Fridays and Saturdays The show carries an 8 o'clock for five weekends at 8:30 in curtain res er v a t ions The. Costa Mesa C i v i c Playhouse opens "Iguana" Thursday for an abbreviated tw~weekend engagement, whlle "Cat" follOws on Friday at the HlDltin"'°°" Beach Play- houJO, launching the fin;! of five weekends. Martbella Randall , a veteran director and actress in coastal community theater, is staging "Jguan.a" and hu amaMed an impttaive cast for lhe Costa Meu pro- duction. Taking the central role of Shannon, the de:frocked priest, is John Ferzacca, fonner resident director of the Laguna Moulton PlayhouJO and prese.nUy a drama ID- structor at Orange Coast College. "Night of the Iguana" will be presented for s i x performances, T h u r s d a y s through SaturdJiys for two weekends, at the Community Center auditorium · on the Orange County Fairgrounds. Curtain Ls 8:30; reservations 1134-MO!. * tington Beach. Reservations * 1 • C1 the Barn, 2110 Main St., Hun-646-1363;. , 536-81161. ' Continuing their respective , H •ATll Getting a head start on both theaters ls the L a g u n a Charlotte Mitchell and Greg Feuerborn bead the cast of • * ru"' this weekend with Friday .... -"~'°''""'""'""",..,, .. Opening tonight for a lhret and SatUrday performances 1 --''iir'ATWiiii- Taper Forum Come.iy week run is L a g u n a ' s are the Buena Park Players' , ''Personal Appearance " with "The 'Only Game .in Town" Betsy Hi wett as a movie star and the Long Beach Com- of the 1930s and Walt'r Daly munity Playhouse's "The Hap. as her wisecracking press py Time." agent. Hap Giaham direels Jerry Weiss directs 0 0nly lbe Lawrence Riley comedy. Came" wilh John Loughman, Others in tb' cast are David Pat Moynihan and Mitchell Thorpe, Hel'n Briggs, Bea Kaczmarek comprising the Wood, Genevieve M u r r a Y • small cast at the Ebel! Club carry a tune, sell a song or th' parasitic genius behind Norwin Bostwick, Neen Ash. auditorium, 244 N. Helena St., 'f:olpone' Updating Scores By Gf:ORGE LEIDAL ot .... DlllY r1101 11111 even pretend to sing. What is Volpone's never 'nding search Elinor Schmidt and Ellsworth Anaheim . Curtain is 8 o'clock ; Setting Ben J 0 n 5 0 n 5 J{,iving thus dJsmissed the eipense of his friends , "Personal Appearance'' d r. , , worse, neither can act. for gold at the practical joke Richardson. t'~ets are available at the i. ''Volpone'' in the opulent Vic-t w 0 n 0 tab I y poor Waterston never gr o v 'Is . plays three weeks on a torian tra of San Francisco's performances, much good can always maintains witty digni-Tuesday • through • Saturday • he Happy Time" moves strite:~rich history is a be said about the rest of this t schedule at the playhouse, 606 into its fourth weekend with stroke cf genius. somewhat Jong, sometimes yin contrast, Schreiber as Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna James Brittain at the helm at Nearly all of the actors in very funny evening. Volpone ~ho oughtta keep con-Beach. OJrtain time is 8:30; the Community Playhouse, the Mark-Taper Forum pro-Halfway through "Volpone" trol " 'cuz gee whiz he's got all reservations 494-0743. 5021 E. Anaheim St Long duction are equal to the tasks this critic had the nagging that money hasn't he," is * Beach. CUrf,iin time for the ~t out for ' them by director feeling he'd seen the talents or tripped up by his omnipresent An orcginal play financed by early-century comedy is 8:30; Ellward Parone who takes .!I one Sam Waterston before, corpulence so that one is led the Office for Advanced reservalions (213) 438-0036. 360-year-old play and moves it Persuing the' program notes, J to believe has sheathed his'lp;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:O-:-•-:~~~., 2liO years forward in history. found he'd done the Ann brain cells is deading fat. ll llmfll' The result, hilled as an Jellicoe off-Broadway hit "The Adding to the humor of the ~· , cmo OOMJ' ....,J.,, '"" "· Plus Bruce S Hunhibited adaptation" of the Knack.'' At that point the exploration pf the desperat6 ••oN ANY" SIJNDAY" work originally set in Venice strength of wa t ers t 0 n • s act! of greedy men are the - the hotbed of greed in performance as the wheeling-aeries of entrapments and con- Jonson's day -is an en-dealing Mosca hit home, for, ninp at the will 'of Mosca. ~ •uK• WOODSTOCK tertaining evening. in "The Knack" he'd bad a AU takes place in, on, be.bind ON a *•v.· In most cases the addition of similar acting assignment. and UJXler an incredibly facile • --- the musical .numbers aids the The difference ls .an overhaul-representational set by Ming A........IR ...... liO play -particular!y the ed accent, southern drawly in Cho Lee tbat handsomely fills FW1C _ T .. 1¥1.il ~~,, vaudevillian "The Rich Man "Volpone" vs. clipped cOckney the Taper Forum stage. Comes Out Smellin' Like a in "The Knack.'' Noel Taylor's costumes, like Rose ." At other times, notably Waterston and Avery some of the acting, apmetimes due to frank lacks or talent Schreiber as the myopic hit the mark; and, particularly such as evidenced by Joyce Midas-by-the-Bay carry this for the bit players, sometimes Van Patten and Adam We st, Taper Forum production. As rnisll. ' the music only serves to\'J~~~~~~======~;;iiiliif-\1 worsen already weak performances. Neither of these refugees from teevee's wasteland can lln.tt Go1lcl "Little Murders" STAm WIDNISDAT Jack NkliollN "S Easy Piece•" "The Boys in the Band" lotll • c.i .. IR J Ji n• Fonda in "KLUl'E" Also !RI , '•nnlfer O'Neill "SllM,MER OF '42" BARGAIN MATINEE Evary Wecln osday, 1 p.m. 'f.REE REFRESHMENTS Adull1 $1.00 "Where's Poppa?" __ ...... _ Wl-Cs•k • .....,-....... 2:H --n ·NATIONAL .GENERAL.THEATRES ' ' I OPENS THURSDA y t . THI WOILD PllMlll l OP: OL ,l'S ICE CREAM s.u(T , , Jouth Caci~,; Rcrcrt11 r. RESERVATIONS Mf..1 ~ er ALL ~GUICIU ---CtNfDOMf J{/ .. • -.. 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"'Fiddler · onthe on the screen Box Office Opens Tad1y Op111 ..,.,., day 12.00 Noon !In-- Iii 9100 P .M. Rtter,fd lfOll alto ovoilolll• 01 Miltuol. llbtr-t'f • Atw;llt ond Wollith's 14>- MC CifJ, ror Sptcial An.,eM1t1 fw~o'25 • lloll ml~iji ==::: Call !ll-1797 '"'"' ..... I ---' EDlllVS ClllUIA YlllO MISSIOlf YIEJO • 111-tHI ' WI I~ .. "lllTI" ,, ................. 11~ • •• • I I New Book·-· I u,,,,. ......... •CLIFPORD IRVING,.Wl,E EDITH FACLNG'PRISON Author Wrl,.. New ~ 1i Reatltutlon? . ; · Under:W ay., . By h-ving·- ... . . . . . .... , .. . .. , ' NEW YORK {M'J ·-· &outcn ·dooe to .euthor ctli-' lord Jr:vlng uy ht Ii wrlt4ig -•~r boqlr; -this ooe 1bciut ~ii plb)k:ly ,admitted role ·In tho f/50,000 Howard llugbes 1u\ol!locr•ph1 h!>ax. • ~ P.roceed.! .from the aale of , the book , w.ould go . toward · rePoYlng the duped publillb'ei!, McCriw-Hlll; Im: .. lho l900,000 Jt ls u,ekiog in .restitution for advance1.and es:penses It paid, the !OUrcts said. Much of the )olal If re)lc>rted to be Intact. IrVlng bope1 to complete the manuscript by June 15, tJ>e day before he, his wife EdJth &nd resiat'Cher R I c h a t \d Susklnd 1fe to be sentenced >tn the c·ase, it "'as said. ~- The lrvings pleaded· guilty to fede,ral conspiracy charees Tuesday and 'were joined by Susklnd to plead guilty in state Supretne Court to charges of grand larceny aod conspiracy. Jrvlrig, 4J ,r18nd Edith, :JS, each coold face, between the federal and state charges, a . maximum. or 13 years in ~ prison and $11,000 in , fines. 1'. 'r s · b' •' F' le Susklnd, 46, named . a co-con· 11 ew II m_ arin.e _et . spirator but not• defendant In ~ the federal indlCtment, could · ·· · · · . face up .to. eight years in .Loom.·in_ .g for_ U.S .. ?.· P'~:e;:i~!:i~a~~~harges against ·the lrvings· ·were • · W · n.-' · dropped: as were 1tate counts 'B)I: GEORGE • ADnn-ORTH ahQuld· be good on ·the ABM of larceny,. conspiracy and WASlltNGTON' --I>Hpitt count for_som~ time _to ~me. poSM:ssion or stolen.documents hiah c:Wu. · ihe Vnited Stales r~t l.~vea the • anti-~.~ . against all ·three and -0f p:er- will Piobably move ahead soon m~r1ne qu~stion. The Sovtets jury against trvlng 1 n d With development of f new 1rt getting better,. bUt. ,they Suskind. fleet •of-J>;llliatlc . mi.uile 11.1b-are ~II years behind the U.S., In_the,court Proceedings, the marines\-bamng aqme b,ukthroug_h. government-said it h&d traced RumbllJlll of 0j>J100ti<in '_lo The Navy ici. coocer...i -the fliiJ),000 McCraw·llill gav' 'the Jprocram chafe 'already but Is tomewhat vague about Irving: including a · $100,000 · been helrd ... COiU."~ ~ why .. Afid itiJ·hacd for l~ymen · author's adv.ance and '650,000 ·~QH· to 1 -blllkirl d'oltan next i and 1C11J11 ,e~1i without ac-· in three checks for ttlay to rtlcal YW alOne". Estlmlit.es of Cea to mUcb or the Navy.'a in· Hughes, to vlrioua banks and opponents bavi put~the 1 total f~tlon ~t.e. put-.. tOeether{ brotei''age. housea in !}'Siem c&t a1ij,j.;,,Ddi a l30 .I ho r o,ii th co un tei-1 n g . Switzerland allil the Unltacl .billion.; Navy ' 0Pfielal1 claim "'l."°*IU 1boot the thrtob;. States. . · the .cO&U wbuld ' be muclt -• ..!.Tl\'e" Na~-·lhipbulld[ng-, Nearly all of the' f/50,000 loftr . ..-,._ • , . . 1 . I pmgi:a'n( Wu oegleicted du~g was Hid to be Jntact ind Will But ~ one maintains that the•::.Vietnam .war.~ Nayy prob1biy be returned to the lhe·ne..-1111~ •. callee! IJLMS. • bu mide tr«Pl>mt ti'l'e •'1'! -Jlllbllsher be(ore ~tem:ln(, -1orU.nCIVieaL .on,g ~r'n1~ tl.m~ igain,1-.0d then seems the I)lew York .Dally News MiAil<. •-S·,..•nl' "would.~ •to -~ "'-' •nu•-·w"''•-'-• repo<led today. · • . 3-. .. I, l.l!S\ ·;ri1-:1-""L.l'f ..... '&""'""" I dd'tlo to th ~~ 000 Cheap, Y,~ tt:piobobJy 1fi be llOW~ef~a·1foi>t WJU!-riav1) re-" n a I n , ••••~, • approved· wtthoUt meaningful ·1~µests .1ltr_ ~ ~itg than · ~~::ti:~~ .:!lh!i~"5k~ ~· c.hang~ in. plaN or great '~ t.here .11 '•f?rr apendmg by the says it ~"'p,,id . Irylng fo~ ex-· lipulty:Or the Pentagon: . · "otheraerVace.. And..ef1C9ur_ae. penses , ·lftd $13$,000 It . Thf :leillonl for . ~h" •'t' . !be Sovleu, wlth•their mosswe _estlm~,il Jiu J>lld for l~gal tiel(llted omooth sail-, , ~ . oubmanne bllHdlll( ·program expenl... type Mlting and . <!Olllpl"!!. But tl)ey tali• gi8it . to ·w-hl'Ch WM!em ·analysta other coott. · ·-<A> deal I&; mta . Of Ille ~ no end in sight ii helping And, said'. a McGra,w·Hill ~ 111, thil I~: . " Jui; U'.$. !flvy~ CU<, _; ". 1pokesman, "the metar _ls llill -P •ilii\ • , ~t! ~,-II ap~arljtliat running.• , • • · ' tor ' llf "r.Mr·"a 'iiie .. 1~,w.r peaoli•tlonl pro. wide~ no.t~ ~ · ha...,-{Iii ~~Ing •lr•t~ 1or =,~ !hit-~ · qjlid~---Old · -PoseidOiine<r...,-.n..1. " ~~a.i!..oo ·timers \ Iw a tiri\e. of· tOnc«n oYer . belh· lkta. ,,_."::~ could0 ' '· '. 'Soviet lfrataglc .,~ta oupplant Polaris-P~. ' ' s~u--SL!'~' . in ttfe "1counte~n.oli r'' Ii d . • Official . as\irnites put ,t~ ,..... . nwe deft~areos; i~~t,rJJ'·• price,•ol each-ULMS oub-w , P ... idon I• generalf.y3 "'eed marine _.at about si, lfillion, ·On· Sp· e"'!al to 'be the safeat1, melt in-"hlcb . includa coastruciion \.Al 1 volwt<f•ble u .;"mi11lle ilid,all other n.n..i c'olu for' ' • ' 1y~ · -·'. · . , : 10 .years. Put'tly construction BJ CYNTR1A LOWRY Tbke .;. ...rted'wa)'I for COila are ~lmoted at about NEW YORK (AP ) -Johnny bom¥n to tlr destroy~. and l • mJUiot1, for 'tht'ffi'li. b6at Carson'11ecood annu1l 1pecial there are r(ltanr to ,pjnpoint iD4 .• to ·"°° mvuon ·for 1tarr,lng' perfotmers in what land-based nq,stieo. Biil.ao for ,"11<h following one-{: '· he ~•scribed as "tho Social no one belleveo the . Sov~ ' Eacll 111bmarine would ha~ 'have C;otne dost to • 'way1 ti. · •M~mlssiles ahd bet;ter ac-· SecurJty"'bracket" came off in · get 'it'thle mi~rinfJ-. tive and P¥five ·de.fen.tu lb'° 'excellent · style on NBC Mon· matinell. " ~ ' ..... , the '.pf'esent sµbmaritles, plus day ,night. · -The ~ivy has in iti favor othf!r t@Chnolo1ziCiJ' advance!. Jf, it wu not quite as moving the myltery of.lbe'.Seaahtfiof :rtie 'Sen•te.· AnTieO, servJ<;es a little gem . as ·the hour last lo sealOfl, ·it wu because the.re.· navaf mat.fu's.. ... · · · ·, Cdrnmlttee .re.fused to go. ·I!· ng were IO niany gueSh ·and itar Ttie · Mweit-A"rnetlc~ sub-with an" e m e. r g e n.c;y. !IP-turna that no one had Ume for marini :• mi a, 1 re.:1 • · the propriation this yesr ... to speed mOre than a few. minutes at Poeidom,' 'dO a great deal to the move low a Ml ~MS. stage center . counter .any· ABM -thre.at JVith Undoubtedly, the committee :There was Eddie Foy Jr., at their ' · ro·r ·at io ·separately wants time to• consider the IS8 dancing wHh the 'gnce.of a targettd warheads. -·Su ch new program mlntitelv before man half his · agt; Ethel things Cin overwhelm~.ABM movln~ ahead. sen. John sten.-: Waters singing "Dinah" With systems. it is be I i e,.v e d . nla (D-Mis.s.), commi t ·t·e e the enthusiasm of a l>eglnner; Perhaps more would be need-chairman. h11s indicated he Gene Sheldon e,ettinj'~as many ed Iat~z::; but thert is geOO-al wants lo ·watch bi~. expensive l_aughs for h~ comedy ban~ agreement •that the ' Poseido.n programs especially carefully. act 'as he did in vaudevl ·• · · 'daya.! .• ... •· , , . Bette ~av~~ half ' sang and " D A .r . ' ' L . ' . y ·p ... ' ' L 0 t ' 6 4 2 - 5 6 . 7 .. ' M ' . . s·· king B t ha\f lalkell 'a song from a ext . .' CO , ee ·. , , , 00, S , Broadway musical In Which she appeared alrn<ist tWp · • · decades ago -.i numblr In ,.., d w·th ... ' . . ' ' whose music -and lyr\cs ...... :ira e . I .tl:Sians-. ' '!'uch Inferior tO bei; taleou. 8· ., ;, · · -•· lllt,o of the ·lbow 'qaln..,. • " ' , . . 'ln.-rt iii .iht' ho all B )' J A M E S N ELSON culmination of '~ long~-ff-rormer allow girls :ho ~!'nttd GEODSELI. presaed d"lre'to wslt the F.ar -with !hi enthuslaom of the ~.Jc._. "'"'i.r '-k• East and particularly Japan· -June Taylgr Jlhe but ·pe h Mex_fcan President Ec:h~ver· 90methlng Echevlrril b a 1 liUI leA: 1a ult r a~~. ria'1 vistt ta Japan was auned made much of W>ce comiJI&. to '·· I e. · 1-1.J~. • · •-t at winning a bigger alke Qf the ofti'cg in 1970. • n a .n1ct w,!.~u~ ~ qum..., Japanete·marJret,for ·Me~ia>. The¥~ e1me ~ ·=m(~lih:ft :~t%~:m' At the ~ame time, Mexicans tlme ~when Ja)fen I• !:~ Sh HO l B . kS I r85 ar:e hopeful that-the wttk-long ~Ui intertat in Latin Amer_ica . 'hla ·~sofu ··~Th 1'1 • D 11?!: vitit will spur th~ Japane&e. to as a whc;>le. Japanese-... tradi ~ H • R eb .o .. ell:ci,· U1'' lltvest more heavily In Mexico missions hive been ..... ,.....,i•ur K1"1' "luWy rec~'-,._, ede !~· ~ ~•-L I · • -t· A e · • ':""i.u' J ':& ane a anna 1111; uuv UJ WJUC:11 c ~lml·AMI lll m rte1 s up business all ovei: ~tin You " and Irving Clesar ll'lOlt ltlb&e economy. Echever· America and. trade deals with. bel~ ''Tea 1or ho" with ria was,Tetumlnc tOdN'. various countries have been gr nd per gest ' ~ · MeJ.k:an lea~~·s trip cemented in the, pa!r 'leveral Cart!n ~-ade u;!Cetul ln-allo Wll I Trla)Or step In l new years. ' · ·I · Uniein effort to incttase MexiCo and Brazil are ttroduci ona,, tbtn kept pretty Ir'* ~Ith.Alia as a whole. Japan's two largelL trade &. much out of lhe way. Jilaictlt r t 1 u m p t i o n of partners,.in the reODn -~· ' ,~ , dl(llalull< rel•Uo!\I with Pe-!hit trade pattern 11 ~ . _ "'h'on' e 11111 !all· .-Is WU· J)4rl · of to COfltinue, The !dlevctria C lllli °"'au ollorl . .A 11Jbse-vi.sit wtll cerlllnty ielnlGrco ~ .. ·mllftoll tr1de poet thia paftm. Tht • M-.. wit11CMl!ll1-aqapping hoot to expand .I~ !Go. , Ill -lb' TUt con.u.rner Japan already 11 Meiico's ........ ' • third blgg ... t trodin( ...-. ' ,...... lchewrrll• also alttt tht -United ·Sfatel Ind W lllllr pllnl lll mind. Mer· 11''81 Germany. But the ,_. trMI llllllioM to other Jof)lneae nnk only 11th n .,, '11771 lllllli flllion will be foreign invutora ln Mdlco '1JK1t•·· • """"' U}1)tad Slat"' i.in-Jlllr M-laalor, the lntm•la are deep I y 111- J14ill I fal 11 -~tho trenched. • ' '642-432f For Weekender Adverti~ing -· . ;. , ,.., '. 6 .4 '2 . --• 5 ' ' -.6 l .8 i I i.;:!naral General _ General :;;;;;::;:;;::::====--==:-=:i;; I=-==;;;;;;;;;;; . . ;MAGNIFICENT VIEW HOMES Either of 1hese. splendid . lio111es has a real sit·down 1'jew oC the harbor activity & the ocean. 4 Bdrms,,' l~mily. 1111· &· 1'<\91. $77,500 . .ALSO, ·3·e1t ... famjly r111 .. only,$50,500, which . • is the' best 'view buy in Corona del Mar. CALL 675-3000 ANYTIME JJnJa ~!J/e PRESTIGE ·w ATERFRONT HOMES. SHOWN 'av APPOINTMENT 77 Lind• ltle Drive Beautilully decorated 5 BR. home on lagoon. Huge mastr. BR. w/beam ceiling, frpl. Lge. liv. rm. & family rm. Formal din. rm. Secur~ ity System, deck & boat slip ...... $280,000. < ' . For Complete Information On All H.om•• & Lots, PleaH Call : BILL G_RUNDY, REALTOR .Jll , B•y1id1 Dr., Suile I, N.B. 675-6161 ,Gtnerai , Uoneral · FHA-VA TERMS 2 STORY HOME COMMERCIAL PROPERT~ES • 14'.x233' Zoned, Cl ·wJtJI ••fine 3 bed- room home and.-3 car pr- age1.' 0wner will . fuia.nce with normAI .down p8Ytnil. .$39,SOO. * 'J EASTSL DE C.M. 3 \Bedroom home on rear Ot )Qt with 1 aepar•le otfice ·ln tftint, zoned c.l. ' :\ $34,500. HiiME OR* BU,SINESS Located on Brookhurst Ave., is this 3 bedroom home with commercial usage. Ult 69' frontage x 8T depth. $23,995. Niwport · ,, Fairview -II (1nylhM) Newport E119llsh Tudor Estate 4-J=amlJy·Dlning ONCE IN >\. · 1.JF'ET.™E! rn>m curved drive to stain glass entry -superb! Giant living · room with tudor be&.ms everywhere"! Massive brick'fireptsce! Formal dine. Crown gourmet ·kitchen. Family room. C huge· bed· rooms. SECLUDED yard. CLOSE TO BAY OR BEACHl Lowes price. Stt to ootn~! 'all now 645-030.l. • c: .F.. ColeS,,~hy • Co .. . Reallo""' . : •.· NEWPORT HEIGHTS . CONTEMP--ORARY 'Custom built" on a .qtliet'tfee·llnod cul-d•nc street. Three larJ• bedrooms piU. '<flfice away -from lllA-o!!ice. Llke.n~"( shag.carpel· ing Utrou_ghoul, ~uilt in ,k)\chen ioci,u_ding refrigerator. Covered patip ~with ~ear yard designed for plusure & n6t extens1v·e main· tenance. Walk to Westcliff shopping. $33,500 and worth it!! it!DO ISLE. Here is a cl)adce to save big. Jl(eed1 much · ten4er loving i:are, but bas been priced ac- cordingly. Solidly built 3 be<\room ~th con· vertible den, Very livable floor plan includes three baths, family room plus patio. Modern built in kitchen with stainless steel sinks. $6_;,ooo.. , Eastbluff. Office • 640-0020 Baf;de Office •· 675-4930 General ~* *"" * * ... *· *' TAYLOR CO. CORNER HOME AND INCOME J' A real "eye catcher"! Good investment. ilasy yd . care. Center of Corona del Mar. Nice home & charming apt. plus more. Vacant.~ easy to see, ready to move into. ijUrry.! ' ' ''Our 27th Year'' WESLEY N. ·T~YLOR CO.,-Rialtors • 2111 Sin Jo•quin Hilla Roff ' NEWPORT CENTER . 644-4110 I 3 Bedrm + family rm, large dolible-car a:ar. $25,000. Ea.stside C.M. BeautltuJ 3 bed.room, 2 bath home, den IOHl .\I I 01\0\ Gener•I ~ ! • '' ' + din area. E*panded large G • rumous nn. 10, entertaining, """'""'""""'""'""';i;;;;;• ' reatest Val"' Gener .. r DOES YOl:IR ' l ' NEIGHBOR llAAKE I $27,500. 3 Bedroom home, 1% bath, hardwood floors, double gar· aee. Northeast Costa Mesa. 2 llreplac... F'Osh paJnl. Eashide ' Don't· ml" thl$. , $31,500 · $25,500 DUPLEX CostJI M41sa , Eaatsiti'e Charin~r. SpoUeu 2 Lovet}. 3 bdr. J" .bath home, • 6 UNITS . ;,0n ~ acre Jot, $63,500. bedroom home. Plenty of 2 Bedrooms each unit with bulll-in electric kitchen, nice room for camper 1 -boat. new cai'pets I: drapes, re-used brick firtplace loicated Guest area, .work shop. centl~ palnled .lnSide, One In quiet. cUl·de-sac _ and unit has ·eovered patio and only 2 yean ~old. V.A. or Low, low down. Hufl'Y, at fenced yard. Sprinklers front F.H.A. terms price(! at only lhi('pric,e It ~ill sell fast. & rear. Live in one; let the $.12,751?. Call·todll&' 673•,a5so. I 0111 \I I 01 \0\ , l " ' • ' /, Exceptional Home in College Park Lachenmyer R:ea lto• THE REAL ESTATERS 'r ' '' 4 nice -bedrooms, 1'4 balhs. ------'---Di.Dina: room, .large living room wtfh~ briCk 'tittplace. Full coppu plumbing and brand Jiew·paint. Ver)> niCe yard for your-garden. Priced at only :$31,001. with a n4 % :II ~ar Joan available. Please call today. ... NO POINTS • No Lo.n CommittH , ll'b>n -Y'lu buy thb custom Ocean & D•y' ""'W duplex on Newport Island. . , IHI ·11V ' . · CoQlJ>lete with. ~ler &: float .. I , . ' 0Wnel!1 •111 cany. ht T.D. ,EARL)".""AMERJCAN -3 bd· ,si.ooo: · rm.· 2 0ath, ~ bricJ< .p .... CORBIN •pla.,., •lectrie kitchen, F\A. '• ~eat, . excellenti coridltlon • . -· ,. thri.1~, att:ractiotely land· · :MARTIN ~ ~:,~:s!~zttn REAL TORS 644-7662 ~=:~500T.0.0~r will •SOUNDS UKE ,;C~" 'Tl'f0MAS Rea~or other one·help with the paf- ments. Call now to find com· fortable li~! ,. TARBELL 224 W, Cout Hwy, 548-SSl'l .~111!"'1f at Talbett, Newport Beach Eve .. 545-5643 ---~"°'"'--"'-'ln_V~•lle>"-'--'-'"'-' _ . ' GREAT I .... EiCrtlN~LY 112 •MIL! TO THE .OCEAN Four>lltilroom $21,000 ASlo ha' 2 baths. ~ air heat •. d6uble sarare and ~ larp lot lbr the chlld!;en to .play. Convenl••U. located Jor ~ ~~ .. etC.' Walker & Lee Wiahful ,'thlnkil'\f, · but u·~ true. Hf!!'ret1•,the combiner tr_anqullltY of 1uburba.n liv- ing Witt! ewry town ~ venlence. Near churches, scb:>ol Md ,shopping centei;-. Priced at I.fl 5001 847:.&IJO. I Bedroom~ lamilyrooll., 1% DIFFtllENT, ballol. 'Close \ll lcllool• 'ond la thla,OllUWllU.'5 bedroom REALTORS YOUR PAYMENTS? No! Iilvesl in a . DU.flLEX ~-Aak us:about~e.Jd vantaae of ownina thil pt'!)~ er:tY. th~n 11et Ud Pl.qve..--for ~t Both . units are TWO BDRM, Md °"' \,;th with ~N,CtpSE;D G~ AGES. Paved aller. $32,950 FHA! ' ;1 associated E!P Ol<f~S -RE'tl.L TORS :c2 -If Bc.'ri,,,, 61' l66l IEST ADDUSS In Harbor VleW ff""!'!· Fino 5 bedroom, ,,, .. bat~ hOme on a large corner tot. B e a u t i l u I. LandecapinJ potio • Spodous ltviJ!r room, trplc • All eleclriC bit in ltit,f!bel),. Se~t, .ta.n¥1Y room. W IW cptl A ... pes. 1' A'mult lef:• at f14,9QO. Call oow.~ . • ahopplnc; centen. 2 mUN to home with I• decree view 842-4455 the beach. Builli~. trall to of the ocean.~0vtt «KXJ 1q. --~,,..::.-'-"''---·' -win cerpela tneJudlnl -tho 1 .. t ol llvtna area. CUiiom $27, 750 'T' I '1 l I ,,, [ 'Z ' '" ' ",____,, ,... 'l',J 1I~:-i ldtcb<n. ·Qwoer will trade d'5ig!led and bu11t with NO DOWN TERMS , • for smalln bOJM, OnlY f\nell maieria.ls. 3i,w baths. Owner tnn:s. 3 bedrooms, I •!ilili .. •.,.-ljj-•I when )'OU can ~ tht ~ $31,600 wi~h excftlent U· Custom healed po o I. tainllf· rm.: with tireP,ace, ~ ,'710 · bolni6m ~ bafli .0th aumable ldalj. Pltue call B e li u ti fully lendaea~ den, bultt·inl 2 batlll, brk> J#lto;I la Ml ,,.,...lined ... ~..U::~'!~':':t today. .......= Call .!'* ,ii7.700.~"U • ~-h .... -~:~,;.~~ lilfiM ~ ''ID!!!.~·~~~~~ IJlll ~ r.v. A aood ..... ad II a .. MISA VI..... Huotlns1oti [i· ' -~ tliln•j ON"THE WATER ..... 1m,n1 ..... LA• l ~--11ay Vlelr CLOA TO llACH Duplex, lBR. 2BA, am mR. 1~;;;;~;;...,_;;;;:1 -·• 111 BA, Blt·lnl. -r. • , ; • 2 Br. I Bo. ~ 111,llO. Lorp I 811. I bl. duplex oha( cpta driia. nle 3 car With I BR. hcJt!R, 11<11 N .... TEO HUBERT AMlC. •IOI s ~ 11',ilOll. pr, • I ;,.,.,...., ;,,..., pol1 "•hi>. loc. -· It • BA YFRONT :un Vta Lido -CUil -lot ...... 1211.llOll hookup. Priv. 1onc4f )>ill, )<lllr hOme « -~, CMrmU. l Br. I ea. Condo. • INTERVlllWIMI iiJt 111ea-Geo,.. WJlllam-pot)o<. Nr ll\<ilJplng i bank. $23,211), Pool, pier A lllp -$19.100. • men w/•' wt-t exp. Realtor , ' Xlntloc!11411-m7~9AM llALIOA llAY PRO,, ~HUll,EATAASSOC. diDI i.e. lllR m.ftlS. ....,..,. Mf.1"4 or Ill. tl''f. l'rlnclplla.only. * '42-74fl * I l 3411 'V!a Llclo !1WIOQ WHY llNT7 ( I • ' • I ' I ... --- t Everyone H••· Somethinll That - -. ' . ' . . -· ,. . • CLASSIFIED ·~.·~DS ~ ·.·~~~~~.~ I .. . • • " • With Went Ad ··rhe Biggest Marketplace .n the Orange 'Coast-Dial 642-5678 '.for'fas~ Result~· .. : ,'' .. S ' i I omepno Else Wants I~~· ~~ ... ,. .. . . . .. . . . . .· . .. . , ~~ 1 _. .... 11!,JI ;J...-~ 1@ 1 ~"'--:· l~ .:;r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;~~-;;;"'• .. ..::;; . . ...... ..... Ei1 Gener•!•· iiiiiiii '.\Ge£'"'. ... Generol · · 1 ~~ ~,,,.:-u-••-:..., ........... -,-.-,,.-..,.,-, Coot;.:: 2:IA ;11~~7y;-;. ~*Huit/ ...... lwll 1'\alll.y n:..OO.ied. paint'4. PHONE US FOR MORJ; 2 llD._00., Macnab-Irvine .. I U~l()Uf: li()Mf:S THt BE ST' HOMES .. : ... ... IN THE. BEST ARE'\S ' IN TljE &ACK BAY : A 1/3Acro Ro11;chero , CJaSsic circular drive leads to bat'n.\l?Oard · single story ·home v.·ith massive used brick < , fireplace. There's nothing like it in New- port BEiach. Beam ceilings, rambling floor . pl an antl' out in the back forty there's a · sp~rkling s'Yi mtning poa.I. There's room to roam and rOom fot' your fi x up ideas. PRl!SENTED AT $58,000, e PHONE 675-6000 lNIOOI: ()fflU~ . I ' . coRoNA nEl.MAR · 675-aOoo 2443 Eat ~•st Highway, Corona dal Mar ME.SA VERDE·S-46-5990 t!so M11a Verde Drive, Cor;ta Mesa NEWPORT BEACH· 645-6600 ' . . . . 1849 W•stclilt Drive, NeWport· Be•ch ' DOVER SHORES BAY.FRONT A very r;pedaJ Macnab-Intlne bl,ly. f!jer & slip entt•n<:.ini Bayside 'pat.kl -3 BR's - ~n. Priced $122,500. May be pun;ha.,~ turnl1hrd. , MAKE Tl'tOSE DOLLARS COUNT! sparp triplex -room to build ii.npther. Oood rental &n!a. Cpll _ Loli Miller 642·8235. $68.500. . ·~IJ:)O PENINSULA.I . Gt>upJlet kitche,n -baytrontl Pool -yacht slip -3 BR'iti .._ 2 blth -llnplaqt. SST,51'.K!. Frank P~rana 64 2-8235. ~ BEACON BAY / Excitingly decor.ated 'Far rounil home In private qom· munlily, 2 BR, r;tudy, \\-alled· liOUth patio. Private qeach, rlocks and tennis Court. $64,900. "' NEW GALAXY DRl~E HOMES Final opportunity t~·own a new: Ivan Wells , custom home. Still ti me to choose yoiu· decor. From $89,bl to $15\,000. Furnished model OPEN DAILY 10 a,.m,-5 p.m. 2Q06 Galaxy Ori~. Dover Shores. 646-1550. ' ' Macnab -Irvine lJt.1%1 -,-ABUNDANT---: Mliilii ... 11111~ ... J STORAGE SPAC'E You wouldii't have more cab- biets tf Yoo dtsi'gned this home ""}'Wrllelf. Cozy· fire I place in uvmg rooi-i, FOUR SOR.MS. ,and 2% BAn-JS. .. . BEST OF BAYSHORES Let us show you our fine exclusives -.3 & 4 'bdrmS.; frpm $59,500. Waterfronts from . $149;500.-·Enjoy this lovely , priv. beach area:Mary Harvey , . 2. LARGE UNITS-$79,SGO Corona ·del Mar -both 2-sty. 4 BR., 3 ba. · ea. Studio t'ype. One has cozy frplc ., Carp., drapes, bltns . 2 Car gar plus carport. 3800 aq. ft:AJ Fink · : i . ·CAMEO · SHORES I New listing -built by Ferdi just 4• yeah ago. ,4. Bcinns.1 large . family room· w/fir"" place & aep. billiard ·room . Pool. $140;000. Carol Tatum • t DESJGNED FOR HAPPY LIVING . You'll' find ! c)larm in. this 4 bedrm,, cDn· 'venitmtlyt).o(!ated· home. The price is worth , ,your titJi;' to iliv.estigate. $72,500. Bajcrest. Mary Lou Marion h , • LIDO ISLE S·PECIALJSTS · We. have just sold four of our exclusive listings.· .ttow~ver, we h~ve six more from .$55,000 , $285,000. ,Eugene Vreelapd . EASTBLUFF • . Channing 3 BR. home, beautifnnl det:onat· ed & ·landscaped . Poolsize yard:-ifigbt view. Walk to-Schools & tennis. Harrjet .Davjes. "5;500 • . . < . . . •' PENJHOUSE-WATER i;RONT Ri1ht in the heart of the .fun in .Newport ·BeaCh. '2 BR., 2 ·baths1 2 terra·ces. Privacy ·with' ael:utity. 10% Down. Call for app't. '51.®.' La Ver~ lfur1*·. , ' ' HARBOR VIEW iLLS ,New listing. The popular Lu ''Sandpiper.I>' 4 BR., family rm. W/frPI. · wet bar. Pro- feaaionally landscaped. $&9,500. Cathryn 1 Tennille , t • ZONED FOR HORSES 5 Acres Iii .Newport Beacn. Beautiful area for 1rowing familf. 4 Bdrms .. lge. fam. dining rm. & laJIAl Jor informal entertain· Ing, off 1paclou1 pool area. $225,000. Kathryn Raulston · HAlllOR lSi:..,ND-$325,000 Early Amorican c:lwb & grace . Exquisite decor. Ample. ll'Ounds w/pool, tall shade trees, BBQ area. Pi~,& boat dock. Call M. C. Buie \ SHORICLll'FS-APPROX. Vt ACRE Building lite overlooking jetty, with direct access to 1wlinmlng be'acb.f.lana & render. inf avail.Ible . Will conS/der trade for UJ1its. SIJ0,000 . Edi• Ollon • ......_ Coldwll~ ...... · One bdrm. with % ,bath.will ' ?nake, a &riat den or offi~e. Hot ~atei-heater ir\ garage. The best for $31,001. .. CO LWELL PROPERTIES INC . REALTORS 2?0 E 17th St (: M. 641> .. )55,, 549-1910 -r.venings Call ~, l11a~h Estate 5 Bedroonls '$24:900!(. WO\\tl WHAT A ~UE! Birch panel in giant living room. Real used brick fire- place. Knotty pine· family ·room .and big:,· too!. FormaJ , dine. 5 h\lBe• Qed,rooms. Jog , to beach.· Don't walt -call now -64.>-0.103... f' ' ~ ' ~· 10111\l I Ol\O\ . . . ' ' "P.REmGE l:OCA TIOf'I" Great home'for the f?cecutive • plm a,dfeam kltcMh for the houHwlle. LarJI!' a ~room plus den with f~place. If you like that Spanl1:1 type of o:terior d0n1t par;slthis !>l1t up. 1 lt's only $3.i ,900. '"847-60!0. j Prime cond, Xlnt COsta a,fega )Qc. Investws delllht • Be l· ter th&n 10~ return. Just Hated • $98,500. Won't lut 1ong! l Call ~24 (Open Eve1.) •• TRY IT, YOU'LL LIKE IT , ' · '"IUY ·ri'" . '. . All wrapped up in \his nice : T-wo STORY 4 be~room, 3• bat\1, HUGE .. RUMPUS RGOM tbat . wi\)' ta~e: a· ·pool table, builtin kitchen, large yarn. will ·accommotl'ate your 30 foot boat, and a spacious fe~ling prevails lhru· out. It 's onl y ......... ' .......... $39 ,900.· CORONA Del M~R TllPLEX Built 'in range and oven, dishwasher and ~is· posal, carpets and drapes; 2 Uhits-have 2 bedr,ooms, 1 bath: I Unit has 2 .bedrooms, 11> bath w/fireplace . Each unit has 2 car- ports, maintenance free yard and pool privi· leges', and from UPSTAJRS IIALCONIES .. A VIEW .' ... ,. ...................... $75,000. . . NO DQUBT ABOUT IT . WE'VE GOT IT IN HUNTINGTON BE/I.CH. 4 Bedrooms, FAMILY ROOM ,.'used brick fireplace, 2 baths. builtin kitchen, · close .to shopping, ,schools , .Jr College & freeway. Only '31;500. As ' )'OU 1Ugle in one roy "'--t6 .:a •• a_'new.c•-Una. j INFORMATION C, 0"'""' four bedrooms -cuddle be-~--· ~ • -..-f'W"...,.. aide my crackling tireplact bute llvifili I: d,intrw rms.. · $2:',00, ·totlJ Cttlh ~ ID _. ai1d my yard won't~f.k buke ·muter . BR w Ith 9462 take over thls · 00 lou.j )'Our baok! My bankor will ltttp,.co. All•y •<<•••·WATERFRONT DR loa11 .,...., .. 1 90~. °';'it. Quiet eastaide, 1treet. • .,y~ u., 0 ""· . ..,..,,500, , (Corner of Bu1h•rd) purchase price of .... s:n,800. For yciur penori&I CA.LL 4. •••·J~U from here you CAn pack you\' ahowina: pl'9.Se call 646-nn. • Ji"'.~ · .,., Juncb and walk to tbe beach. down. Thank you, · ~ . __ .,._.. ' , Bright It ch~rful kitchl. If 1:1tALiY : family rm wi th oo~rec;t N••r' Ne .. .,t.•••t orr1c:e patio. Reduced to S29,950i C Q j THEREAl, •· )l ESTA'.fERS MESA VERDE $1500 dn. on special tenn1 '""""'111!!"!'!!1'!'!"!~ .. ~ GNIFlctltT or St> down on VA & •· * \"' LOTS OF LAND c.n a:: start to de1cribe mo. incl, taxes. \ I SllwtoO l I Want to build'!' Let us sbow thla fabulous 2 a1ory 4 BR. l * { ·~ j 4 ~DltM .f-1 DIN I you all that 11i.vailable .• 1 • BA ·home w/fonnal din 22002 MA~ Owner f1W1ll1,~ bltr)r.h'all · % ·ac •••• ' ............ $161i:q'.1 1rta, upgraded thntout, etec (Corn9r 'Mllfbu1 &· f ID cep.,.i ~ff· pl".':'•. ~ 1 ac ••.••••• ~·.,,., •• $30,(l(Xl a:ar door openers and all of fannlnt) 1 patloe; a 'tiiOt. ~ ~ 1 ac. vir.v ••••• }, .. • Sll,750 IJtls •i!' on a professionally 2000 r;q. ft! On a big corner rm .. 4 ~· flreplAce, ·10.ac .......... ,~try SU-5.000 land.lea~ ~r lot v.·/a !Gt near the. beach.. MOit of brk., buil,!:!N. ~21.~00. 32 a(' ....•. · .. · ·• ·· · $320,000 hure 20 x 40 cuslom pool. this hOme opens ott to the 84S--Osoe. ' · FITZPATRICK'S Dick &re ~atty 962-2421 1400 gq 11 patio Grtat~ for • d . d Capistrano 'Vi.Jley Realty · ,.,,. P••t-1 ~ m01 cam1no cap~trano IY OWNER '"''"'1"'~• • ,.,,.ct tor ._,, ,, ., lots ol kids. Submit your -·· ·---- -San J,ull.n Caoiatrano 5 BR (coi\veli lo 4+huge best 'ottei: _must be sold! Edinpr it ~prlnadalt, 1 · 493-1124 muter) 2 BA, fa m/dinJng. * · H~ Beach Rt1ltor 'Since .1965 Xtra lie lot,' cul-<le·uc. All . , f VERY .PRIVAn cuslom1 .. 1ur<s tn<1 now1ir 8442 FAfiilTASIA WALK o OCIAN• ·oonc1. A,.,.,, door openor. (W/ol N•wlond $/of 2000 IQ. l'T. I Rear yard with 2 patios, ' Huae patio, Prof lndscp. . Talbert). r 4 + .Ot,N •. flM.. I . !arge bedrooms,· 3 bathl, Ve!'>' sharp al.$34,500. Really lovely\C' bednn home ~ PAM. lllM: tara:e living and ·iormal din· Drive by 312t Ke!Ty Lane· on tbe cuhd~sac of a tree $26,SOO., ,~I ingroom. Walk to r;choQls, · 1 • • 545=-MOO shaded street. iNew floor tile Owner, lea'ftiW ~ .1 1st 8'l'•de thfu Jr. Co!lep. MESA VUde 4 Br. Owner in ~try• kitctien, neW crpl sell! WaJJ.~w~. .Mil' Beautiful landr;capinJ'. Slate trait Reduced to tn.SOO. No ln livill&''"ftn ,l,-dinin&" rm. buUtbi J/O, ,-.ct tir1ck ~ entry, separate laundryroom dn. VA. 1615 1 Elm Ave., Pride ol o~lp thows 2 b&thl. ~ ~I Jiirllbf and much mof!. Please call . 557-6151. "all~er." Priced iiaht at mil. Cal\ ut;un. • " ,{ I today. $36.450., , · DIM Point $30,500. Alli tenns JVatl~ SEYMO~ IU:AL~ 11~ ~. . . * Beactt:Blvd.,Hum. - ' 3 BR .... BY OWNER 21851 SH"I' 4' II I '\~ It is easy ·wtlldna to D•na · ' "' •' I =.o__'j_I_ · PoJ•I :Martn.' lrom this OCEAN'VIEW CORNElt~,.. tnboou\IM ' modern 3'B}l. l" b& home. Fr1nel•c1" F11M.Jntaln1 .s~.•~tM·,PGl~-A .... !! "'DESIRABLE IN si·...--alud · :i.e.. aar " b tho~· ~ -w -~ EVERY WAY"', many,.,.. .,..oll•red lor l"Mtrm !.,3 Ba!Ha. 2400 ·,. LOIV dQwO •to NE\¥.,., . ' . $33,900, 639-JflJ or ddw 'ft, former model horiie. once vtn~ ~· ' i ~ Thls 4 btdroom home · 11 by; 25146 :M~Ua. plckf!(f '8,1 "HOme-of:the· ' • ·LAIWINi 1 ·~ 1 walling for that.lucky buyer. !alt. rB,_luff ' :.', MObth" ln Home-mQulne. Ml 4W' A"V1"1~1 Located in, .choice Jiun-. ~ --Most .outatandlns -$53,900. • ' • ' SWEWLEGliNT m1nu1 .. trom . tho boach. . m . ;; • tingto" Beaoh ,locatio" 3 ' TWIN ... TR ... AS" and -•• .,., "'11. ln1·~. . . • :, ; :~ IN IRV1NE To:HACE ' This horn• ~ roll ·""" ' · . e .LARWIN 'e ' TRiil .Olt GAGOLI • . ~..., throughout. And tho Prico is bliiffS allo booutlos Do ....,.ill., ~ trlbo Ol,\1119•1 in .posh lryin~ATRIUM type;entry. charm· oruy 129.iso. • j 8'and gpankl!'I now 3 bd· 968 4405 ANYTIME or a PUl•ol'lirl•T O>ql(A ing--0pen .spacious living room with fire-rm~ .. 211 baL; ~""prop-·~RUST YOUR ,.. !I!!' •'*'!ttnl-~ pIBce. and VIEW. 3 large bedroom·s, lovely tttiH. Lavishly Hecorated ' · h • ~ uon dorr1t. • "°'" ·~ family room, 2 baths, 2 year old : home. t~ to .. m Exduolv• ... JUDGMENT' room! ·111 ,~. t'-r Ii. Room to store· your boat or trailer. '62,500. .......... ,. · .;,_, Vets move · into . thia 3 a Wt F· ~·~ •• llJ,000.-FULL-P.ftTC-E' · ,~~ · bedroom with 2l!>al llnbhed !rpk. p1..., atlll, ~...;::: n"4~fi#·Wlill/t# horn• at th~ prlco thar~ 't ~\ ~ tlwit .. carpetecloni1dra•. ~!f:~~ !Pt _A ~J ' , 1L RARELY can '°" fii1\l ia [is . ~.!" W.11y ·-m.> 15ill patio nn . .l3'0 l!fl. IL, 216 ~. • • " J • .. • ..... -• • available at AU.. 'I'ERMS. ;'; . . Remember ll!ller payt(d •of ~ ~lip . -,1111.-.·,,.,;,.,,._ . ' Call nowfprappointmente . '_,.: 'l'ea l V-ell comta .and 1mpound1. u . .Put ·~ ·~ lilJ,'":""'"' Walker'&' Le' ' "' " ,. y Priced balow ' muJ<ef ./ •I R 2414 Vlata bet O.. ~29.900 .. Call 841.--~ •A EALTO'RS: REAL'l'ORS .. NoWport llu<h • . 6". Ill'! ANYTIME . Ti IC Ri'.'\:. 0 ;· """'T'j"" " jl\, l'•• I .. n .•. i ~ . . .. -··-I 644.;.7279 '. STEPS~EACH THE .MOST ' I 1· 2121 'EAST COAST HIGHWAY ' ._(N~.500) For lhe lout, In thla',til>e la~ w-... ...., ' ' CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.· · ' 3·BR., /omlly np .. 2 balll•, ""!'• 3 Bdnna., 2 ba., 1'!"".I $1400' DOWN' Ull~P....._ !"'1pp . , , bltns1 ,Pooll, 'tennis, rec. kit., ;·It)'._ 'CO_..rn~~telY,, re-. . , . , , ·i DayL.. UMU1 . N~"'l:l . ~ · a\'ff •• <:AU. NO'\V!! , decor. New carp., drapes, Lf;ivtly 13 BP(,,1~)!A In 1a. ~-Gonoral · " Gonoro1I' • j . CAVW~b ·ltEAL TY -t. vtnyl ttl• p!Ut "mud·,.,;.,, n•ar nvt ro!Nr!. CUL-DE-SAC """"iii;1so' . :· i1.!»:::1: ' :I:! ~~·~mh:t~ ~·-;:...~~~~&: c~~\Z:1:ti:1 ' .. , Is it peaee and quiet you 4 Bdrm _.:+., F-,n~ly Rm _Pll'k. Note: leW .ieuenotd '-OYe.n. l'a1mt1A235. itlds~an. 3 bdrm. 2 'bl'. r.lmuy-"6dla want' But yOu ilill want to Owrier ~· runi!y room ~A. Peninlula bomt. tuft-' a Ver)' fine valUe "Price li,fl1,900. reiJ ,bQ)<, withflNplaet1. Low~ benearr;hoppingandfree-withused'itatu.ralbr!Ck , ~t,ne:1rb'ay,!l!ce1111&.·•t$4f,;1'i0, •· 1,. · ~ · ' ance~.all,afic$ ways? Thi11 4 'bedroom fam· fireplace,,di p·cozy & warm, Call ~169, 5'5-3543. 6,44-.1133 'Brok~ Anytime Yott...9'!1 1thl l&nd;;.m-WI lly horn• rs •ust what ,Ou 4 be<\rm, .. pyerslud master College Pa~~· · Fountain Volley ' . "1·5111 I ;::.J '"'I' .... · ~.-..... t .· -......,. ·., , have been .16okin& fo_r: Only, bedroom, Patio garden wilh •hi N RH ..,.. •vu " 3\1 • Id th. • t · _ .. :. ' brk 4• •BDRP.fS, 2' ha., Spacious B't •Owner, 4 BR,. 1"' B,.\., • • , , Y ars o , · IS grea pa&S·thru to k1t •. ;u.:n, , 8 • · 111· home ~ bea\Jtitu t uiiKrad-$33.?so~ , ~vlng rm with custom .frpl !'~~mooo.'"'i:....! :~1h1Sldt ''r"'"v' · GOVIRNMINT · ' I'] ' • ed carpetini: and has just + formal ·dining. Cptr; ...... . l •or«1 -·• ' · · OWNID · ' 11 been painted on the interior, evtrywhere. $33.500. · Open 2'1313¥,21. 1 •FHA .4 "VA ~ , 1 • Just $31,850. For additionaJ House 245 Tul~ne Rd. '. HUntlngtori .Buch Townhoulel ' :bOmel. lDw JU;AL'tt "': f :~~:~~ ~~.t ~ppolnt· Adanls .at M"'"""lla, B'Y O~ner. ~st in C91/~· :··-.·-~·1~£1 ~lEW ·· down. No painta,.QC E~w qntv.~~ter,.tlmM • -·-Pk .• BR. "BA. Top ""*'· . A iR + 3'11ATHS 1.... Govt ..,.. cloa • Call ...,.,.,,._ -. . 1-0· THE REAL \"\.. ESTATERS 1-luntington ~aeh · &!ll at ·apprR~. ~76.1 · : $32,SOO ~All ~~ rl!?I"' Call BY... OWNER ,... $. ~ ~ FANTASTIC Corono dol ~'-NEW paJ••ln ~out. NEW . CRIST ltEALl'f rm.,ip .l•-l rtl; · .AVAIL. SOON! Wa11·to-wall ' -corpe• · • · · llOO do; 536,41'1' ..i.i .1'0 .V:AL~~ . Si,.ibou.• IJuik•trullt'4 BR.' A FOR'MA!; DINING ,,..., WALK 1'0 aeAOH w""""' ' · · "" · ', · HammJr Ir .Palht just '"'"·the key.and mo~•-_(amiJy nn ., 1, Hail>Or .;i.., ~ ·dleery b.nght kll<h. wlblti" fl:l>m<'ll)la onarp. • ~ ~OR..,. ... ,....,.1 8!f1111 E · h--SAYEJ ln; featurina 31' lt11 Hllls. Upgraded carpet.1·1&: r/o.,+ diahwW! Xlnt 'I.tea dilhwshr and prof ·lnd.IC:P.Cf BR i,t>me, Fam 1:'~. · q1'c;I , , bedroo1ns. 2 baths, family drapes· sprinkien tronf &: • ·Walle ,lo~ schoolsl Jt'a 1~r F\lll •pt'ice. ~·1 All F~~· ?'ITI, CID> ,$22, 900-S24,000I room. a11 •I« builtl!i1, Ouge roar · ~ ... ioo1. poolaizo VACANT ml w1tung just """'" Vacant lor,.Wcl<, OC· bolt., !"<''°'3· ' Your choice. of THREE! living rm·w If i r e.p 1 ate lot. f>ncet1 to .II! FOJt Y_OU!'Call 147-1221. cup. ~y 540-35:55· e' "':t L;a... ..... · • ~ l W · 1 d~ · • •3 FHA/V1:tenn1 1vail., or MORG'N E'LTY SEYMOUR REALTY. SHl;R•••D R '"" , "l::: '. · , • •. ~m°' fiX~ :1~~n;;LUs a.sswn~ ~I.Ung low tnt '67UM2 " '75-6.4st lll41 ~ach Blvd., Hunt. Bell. 119M. ~t .. F.V._ . WAL"TO ·llACli this ALL TILE' \th• .,,., i..,, .. o~ 11131•950· Call DELIGIITFULLY deoorated NEAR the IEACH ' "COME FEED Oc.an viowt. 1 -., 1 stuff) in living ~m and 546-!1880 .(open evea.) & DI · T' HE · OI'' bl,1ll ·FiJepl.Jce. 1'~ klichen, What :a combo! , · · · ,3 . BR, Fiim ' n r:m" Beautiful heated' and fll~red · K tttchen ·~ VS.W ..._ GiaDt, crJt,ckiin&:' fiiepla!=el ,~AGE J Carmel M~ .. -~oee Bio pool , 3 bedrooms; '2 baths, Jn · "lf!Or' 'oWn •beaullti.111 $t fhii ~ ~l-.~'ii~ A"dobe block + open beam . ~ · : , lllAL ~lTOM perk. r:i. = chelae y ~ {>lint ~Ide • ~ oul. Uet«i ~&lerfaD oh . extt& ~ ~ r ceiling! Call now to aave '·;;~~~·;;;;;;;·;;;~· owner. · •· Vacant! v~. or •• 'bOnus' to lo With this lowly woa 't lut'klrW at tM.& 64.S-0303 I! Appl please. 644-1295. 1Ume 5)4 % Jou. Quk:k JIOI· model homei BMotilul M:)" • ~ • ,... "• -. · GOOD, fwEEPJNG OCEAN ~""1· 13:1.900. c111-•hal ~ . ......-.i d!ih, :,Ja· ~ · 10111 \I I Ol\O\ ~ . ' ,· EASY. u·VING & HARBOR· VIEW w.uyroom.I~ ,. ~ olc 4 Bdrm, 2% 0., fiyn "'d> for 1raclou> llvlnc or '\' 3 bedroom 2 bath oondoml"· nn. 172,llOO. 64'"5.186, ~ 'lracollll ••tol'lalftblJt Low RIAi:. EST. lum. Hu a "'co Prlv•I• S.1br .. u Ln. SWIM '-OL "D111111able lout at •only ,,M~·-L-~ patio and 2•cu garage. Ju1t ANXIOUS. Several 4 . br rv $38115G. YOu cah't~mJM. Call .... n. ..... ~ • look .out tn the lront and homes. lmnwd. oeeup. to 60 5 BDltMS. rp;.2531 ~. • • 1• " ' :you aee the beautllul pool days, Agent m,..7225 Hm. Owner 'movt. 5 'Bmroom1, • ' ' ' • -,~tLY .. DiLC~ and c.lubhoutt. For care. BEAUTIFUL location 2 awim. peol1 ,xtn pullman ~ il~; I ~A ftte living without any oui.-oto.~. 5 br, • ba, 3 -1c. haths:. huee',famdy "'°"'• ba)1,., Uv~1'~1"/!lfl!;.-Jlllt. 11lde mli.ntenance, thil c.on· • ., " ... ., thlc~ ~.·carPetins, ex· mal d.i:ft J'.1:n,. Let.·~.V :,:~inl~r~' °:'n~on:t:: Arent675--72ZHIR pe.ntlve ClecoraHOns. No . 'i~L"iltS LOOK , ~-.. ~Good~ pl •-23)3 SUPER 2 ·Br .. 2 Ba .. pool, down uirms. bric. $37.000. Fl'-'b :'.!.,_ · II ,hood. Aakiq-,~. ~ • ; ~ ease phone ~ · gru,t Harbor View. Aeent. ~1. ' • u..i e.. _ .... , •PPf'OX "f'•2800 * • l O THE REAL "'\. C';TATf:RS ' '1>7225 mR \<'"· H.B., bUl\d ,to l'O"' fi. -+&, &toMosa .. .doa~·r;t'IMl""tt. ~ rn -CHOl2i: 0 LOCATIOl'I ,RED CAR!'ET' . 1=-~-= , tlilll Beach Blvd., ,. R I tor Near ~Is, gark .It ahop-. Huntington Beach N 1 pfna. Newly decoroted l VERY 'NXIOUSI GOV'T. REPO'·S' OCEAN VIEW Br., 2 Ba., comb. tam rm .&. "' . · • Uon Uv rm w/tiertll'l, ctl. ' kit New Cl'llt, bltn elec ·Beaut. I pool ' bnfe.' Hea.vy ntA·VA. r°:t 1n17 . ~ twin . '. llR.. ..... ~ 1; qwa. D 0 11 b It shake roof. 3 BR. 3 Ba, 3 and location . ~ met, tr1.th 4 ~· ,~ , ...... Fe-,.i. m_ 7l0. car .1ar. , ;l!O + sq,. IL ;, ltASAllAN .. w/.;.~ -· • -Xl•t lllw)clnJ. lNt Coalca Houoewlle 1 prid• • JOY· Rut latoto M7·'604 • w...,.,. Cloat ill' ·::m Call ,all >I ,pm *Xlnt c"brhd, .Sac. Sa2l•1· * COMFORi ABLE4BR.'llome. MISSION .a&All'Y kltchon, IMrolu<I Joi with ' " -•Jltury Docked · pa 11 ... ~ l.'lulbm LW. 11!1 ' room !or pnol. NO DOWN BY Own<r: 3 Ii. 1!i ba., RIAL ESTA.Tl IM2""21 drape" oloft to 'bo•ch A I • PA\'MT TO VETERANS. wlwcrpte. bf•--Im· ·BY Owner !Ake ov er .tehoob:. f'rplc., w/w carp, IMMAC" 3 BA, • .146, U.. and~atVAappralaa]. mac.S2T.950.MMlll. wnmts. ~ f'Xlttlns ~"~ bltna.Gre1t nt l1h b o r1 Southlll&io-~..-. Call -!Open E\lef.) BY Ownor: Xtn Lis 4 ii', I kle1> l\elll!Ar 143,lOO. Tok• 133.950. Prlc<d Jo aoU! I k•. , r ' • ., ; • • ' 1 • ' t • > • .. , . ~ ISO. NIWl'OllT CINTlll• DR.,, N.I ; 'o THE REAL '"'\.: I:STATERS [ • bl., ~m. lot. Rm ler Mt. IC.500 .. Nffd JM00 wn. 96J..1058 Owrttr/Aa;ent 673-fr.it. ~-1124,900, 84~ ' N• Cftdlt checks H~LPI Mxlnua om!r, I l'hl lu1tat -toJ-"""' ·t ~ --r .. t ro1ult1 are lUI e -Mk l<it•Jaok. Dr., 2 bs, 1\\(lm pool, \aOd • · • • Dally Pilq! P ... Pul a Jllfta "klol' ib yoqr call away· 8IMl!i. · I· tllo new 1tulf toe. Aa'"t: 6~'rn5. l lJR. A~._.. • . 1 .. I ;[ J l .. • ' ' I I I I A. ClCilMllDq ~I I a.a -....OGIAOINmM CW:ONlM! 00. ' .. ~ .. l'or "" od In Women's World Coll Mory llet'1 6424671, e.xt S30 " . . .. . .. . ~ • I ---@11:;( ;;"=--;;''=";;;;;;1~~1(; iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~l!il~ I __ .,. l~I · ---]~I •1 I ...... I~ [ ~--)~ , Soft C-1119 • Dup'-s/Unlls lut-''H""-~· ~:-U".".nfu_".\~-· -·-l·H.;.;'"";.;;.;.;-.;...;;Un;.:.lum.=.;.....-305,;,;. Aph. l'um. 360 ~!: Furn. SHORECLll'l'S .. i. l'2 Opportunity 200 Cotto Moao • Irvine Generol ~cos~to:..:;M::•'"::..~-::--1 By Owner. 'Br .. ' Bo.. UNITS wanlfd. Have bu""" RESTAURANT liiiii"i' iijiji'iimiii,iiiiiii.i' iii I-: Casa del Oro ltt>I<:. · drpo, nu alll a I« duplaet up'° Ip unlll. • • • • FOR RENT • UNIVERSITY PARK ~ ALL tinum:s PAID 911h .. e Wraf!I 9tddcfe Topi wallpaper, ru bt:q. ..... A(ent m.7225 lllR. or DINNERHOUSE IMM.<CULATE 3 B E 0 • 2 BR. 2 bath, den ...... $300 Bald N C ' Compare w0,. you rent • ;:;.!;'.L ~ = I-p,_!1y 166 oo -blvd ,,.;,_ Newport ROOM-2 b & 11\. home 3 BR. 2 Bath, atriwn • • $$35 ft( OllClpt eustom de1tsned, teaturlng: omy $42,llOO. 644--813t· « ' Un ... Ea1tbfuff BH.ch, ~•t• 130, equlpmt ~. dbl 1ar., patio: 3 BR. 21' bll., ram. nn. S325 nllliMITURE DrMTAL • Spaclou1 Jdtcbm wUb in· .. '1J01 amu . "" 11r ....... 11ft.U'- a.-0188 evts. k)l..llll. Ext 2 l!L, 2 bath wUtl. 2 )TL like new, tree1tanding~· redecorated. NN 1ha1iBR..,2~ t..., tam. nn. $350 rUM 11£nl -direct l.lgh~ • -•·~ old. v..n.. ._ .1-ft&A trw. $36.0d:I. down. crptl A drpt, Avall.i March T\JR.'ll..E ROClC • Separate din' a: an.a -..,. ~ ~ 'B.:i~: PETE BARRETT ht $250 P'l' mo. 301 Eut 'BR. 2 bl .. tam. rm. • •, l360 * Month to Month • Hom,.Jlke •torag& ~~ lln>adw... C.M. I f BR. 2\1 ba., tam. rm. $390 * IOO% Purchue Option • Prtvate patios tSclt. ..,AaN,!XX>. -REALTY-' We have nirt term *Wide Selection-•Closed earaa:e w/storaP ROOM A PLENTY , • "2 5200 turo. r<11tall avail. • Full length inarble poll· Lo~ for wide open , 5 . •7MOSO 0 -" * 24 Ho~~4:;; man Spacea! Let w: ahow you -• Klng-n Bdrms thla 3,0t:I -. ft. home on an ••• TM' ca..-. lrwettment • ~ Op I 220 ~ e Pool -Ba.rbeques • sur-acre of t.nCI! Beautllully 1 HOUSES portun ty [].( rounded wttli pluoh land· planned, all modem con-EXCHANGES, iavutments 18 Newport Blvd., C.M, ~re r ocaplng venlence.. 3 ctr 1araa:e. S • 2 Bdnn. '-2 -1 Bdnn., A tax lhelten. Home A Call M&-3928 E'YeL 613-6'11 -Adult Hvtrw at Its best f\uee ldtchen with tara:e eat· fixer uppnp on 2 R-2 lots. Inveitment Realty. 675-7225. f •!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-J •• 8•3481 Large 1 BR $175 1ng am. aep. utlllty room. $875. monthly income. • COZY 1 Br -Front Ii: "SINCE 1946.. 517 W. 19th, Qd ~ ~FREE Spacious step up llvinr $79,500. Moniy to LMn 2• rear porch, cat ok. Util inc lat Western Bank Bldg ;:7'1!!S6ir1Nl.iMalni!!l!!SA~!!!i54~7iii-03ili• I 365 w. Wllson W.1971 = =~~J am:~:,. HW:i- 1 m 1st TD Loans i~ Ront•ls • 645-3900 0.~~v~Oi!< 'Nl:h1si----·"°"=_,•,.,s1,,•,,nc1,_'-'""'. 11:.,;,. ~~:'. i;:.:,:~w: 2i; blthL In prettl&• .,.. O>rona del Mar DUPLEX. 2 6., M. INTEREST • EASTSIDE Lovely-2 Br, WATERFRONT, 1 BR . Childron'• Sec&• with its own club facUlties BR A: 1 BR. C1oee in to "1C7<' fncd yrd, encl gar, $150. L•9un11 ... ch rround floor, priv patio, Furn.&: Unlurn l" 2 Br. tor t.nnl•, pool, lhullle· ....... Many amenltle .. can 2nd TD Loans ALA Ronlols • 645-3900 parldog, !nq 400 s. llaylron! From $135/mo. Up boanl, '''· &'13-43111 Alen!. NORTH END Api. 5. 17; E. 22nd St. • 641-.1645. REDUCED to $12,(01 w ATER FRO NT TAX 8% tnt. hued on equity. e 2 BEDROOM with single L&rre 2 B<lnn. 4-plex In l BR. Furn. Apt, Yearly HOLIDAY PLAZA FITZPATRICK'S SHELTER. :Qock )'Oil!' bol.t. Also NEW 959'0 garage for $150. garden Setting. Glassed in Call Salisbury R1ty DELUXE Spacious 1 BR. Capl.ttrano Valley Realty Jeue 3 new units, NB. Call of aale-prlae Joans e l BEDROOM, hardwood dining room. Roomy kit· ** 673-6900, ** $135. H ttd I 31501 cammo Capistrano for details. Pvt. owner. n•: S.ttler Mtg. Co. noon. crpts. drps, firepl, cllen. Quiet, Ute .• Tiry. _2_B_R._ba;_y..c.:.vl;_ew=, ...... ~-.-.-pt. ~pl:p~. Ae:ults ~~ san Juan Caplltrano 673-8249. 642·2171 545-0611 dbl gar, 1&.r&e yard. sax>\ fSu· ~jf.rrW:EN~lLeS $225. 15 mo. lease. 6731900 pets. 1965 Pomona Ave. CM 493-1124 21 Unlt·Nr. Shop't· ,~-~~~-~~.,...~~21~yn.~ 1 Roy McCord!• Roojtor • day" I LGE .1 br apt, •• ~ turn Reeltor Since 1965 2 • 3 BR, 2 Ba. am. Etl1' llD Newport Blvd., c..M. 6?3.-4030 or -494-324& .:.B~a~lboo::.._P_on_lns~.~.-1-.--$125, furn ;urActwts. Tustin Ave HB. ;m M 147.3957 t I~' '!!"'!'~"54a.~~n~29~!!!!~~1LAba.G~A NIG~d~"'~ .. ~· 2 Lndry, gar. Quiet. N r "NEW'' HouNlf•Rlnt ....a. 1· ve rm ..... ,. area, 9i2swK1:uP.On"'ocean e 1922 Wall·-No B OWNER telling, Be au t ~UNITS ncr • Students! 1 BR nr OCC, family .rm, frpl. buUt-lns, Lovely Bachl-1 Br-Rooms mrkls. ...... • TuJtln Meadows model 1•, •nlJLT APARTMENTS •••••••••1 I pet ok. All util inc $85. carpets, drapes, fenced!m&: Maid servi«-Pool-Util pd .:54&-<;5:::..=18::.. ---tud~lo~N~· J d 'BR Din ft.&./ ALA Rentals • 645-3900 sprinklen: 2-car prage -• ~-" ,_ -40 • $115 Attractive S . ew Beaut ecor., , rm, n• E owr.J' ST -F 1-•-• 300 • , "-&IJ ,.,....., Fam rm. Open h 0 use · ~•n • um arJWU mac. $310 mo. 1st, J.ut and crpt. Flower1 It. tttes. 01S COSTA MESA e RURAL Living -2 Br w/ depr:Wt. 495-044 HOME like 2 Br duplex, Downtown. lJO.A Broadw~. weeke.odl. ~1 WEBB, BKR ~ General frpl, klds/pet $175. . quiet n!Sidential area nur Wntmlnst.r Pl\IME 4-Ple.x 3 Br .. 2 Ba., ·-, nn •··. '"'·!-· ALA Rentals • 645-3900 LAGU.NA NIGU~ ~bdrm, 2 .:"';::•cl>;.:.· ;:121::5:._w::,ln:::;:t•::.:r·.:.':;:73-:;3:..c780:::;. I ..:C:::.M:..c·:...---=--'--Pop thllr n:nwrtlc top ~ nao: ..wt t-'"" ha, hv, rm &:. dining area, F1JRNISHED 2 BR. Apt. _., •• thorts, nUn IUit:_ver DRIVE. BY lDe. $700/mo. No dn VA. $951 BR mobl hme ql/cpls LEASE 3 R:• 2 ba. Custom tamily nn, trpl, built-ins, FIRST floor duplex, 3 hr, 2 Util. paid. $170/mo . .2'177-B _. • .., $62,500. N. Colla Mesa. $150 pvt rune CdM Blt·in elec kitchen. Dshwlhr, carpels. drapes, te~ & ba, all .xtras. $400 lse. Maple Ave. !148-5913 . Make ...,... top In &beer 9092 ENLOE WAY 557"151. 1120 2 BR mob, kids /pet., CM crpts & -· Frpk, Prtvat• sprlnlders, 2-car • .,..... 213t796-n73 BEAUT. FURN.-2 -B-R- -denim, Jlnen.. Finlsb I M • 5 I ~= 3 BR Jdd I ts N B Patio Top rond Close to •--"' ........ v --~1A-·. · ~1. (Maeno I• nr ey 1 '·· 2 Trt-P1exei 2 br., 1 ba. ea. •~ s pe · · · · immac. S3l0 mo. 1st, ui.st Costa Mesa Hid Pool. Adulta (w/teen ok) ,..., .... ...., .....,.,.v~., .-. N rt Be• h Nwpt Bachelor ft.A. 1tart at $80 ICbools. $~/mo. Call Belle and•-'•'!. 4= ••••, -._.=,.,.,==.,.,,,--tern 7188: three mot.U., 3 BR, 2 BA, a>vered patio, ewpo ·• nr. · _.... 6'13-8550. r ~-~....., -No peta. S1S5 up. 642-95~. ~~~ -u-s !IO.l2l, M ~11. d>-pe, "'hwahr. JUJI Harbor High. Xlnt tax 979-8430 AGENT ~~~----.:__JM~;.0;-tv;;1;;~;;.~---L01W WEEKLY r.,,__, r-'"""" ~·r ~~ r•0 9695 Utllitie1 naid 11~. 2 BR, ti ~ RATES AVAIL Now 1 I: 2 Br fur11 , (l~l6): L (l.J-Jl). State reduced to $25,500. Drive by shelter, vwucr, '1'tO" • $100 1 BR, kids /pets HB ..... ""' loc N S11e. and call us for more lntm. 1 UNIT • Welk to Behl nso Pvt hme, sngls; CdM refrig, kids/pet• OK. SHARP 4 BR, 2 BA home. 2080 Newport Blvd. pool, ttc rm, gd · o llEVENTY·Pn'E CENTS e LARWIN I 1 & 2 BR. iUO M, 116 M dn. s\35 2 BR. util !"' C.M. RENT·A·HOUSE G""'' too. els to ochls. A Cosio MHo ohldrn. no pell. 646-6824 • . 11 CI\ 2 BR NB Kids/ ... ts 979-1430 bargain at·$275 mo. Water 1. .. 2 2611 * FURNISHED GARAGE for eaob pau.m -add 25 9614405 ANYTIME 700 Palm HB 1147-3951 -· ·· ~ -• ' Ocean fmt $175. )<ids, N.B. WESTSIDE 3 BR 2 BA lam incl. Avail alt Apr. 15. STUDIOS & 1 BR'S. APT. $140/Mo. ~~ra~~e;;'~ Loh for Sale 110 Pvt hme, cpl1/:mgls CdM nn .. gas stove, b-i fencd Yd'!-----·-·-----AVAILABLE 275 Broadway, C.M. •~: otberwbe lhJrd.ct.u I , ~ .. "'" I rAJ Choice RENT-A-HOUSE9_ .. _ w/pollo. Kids. pets OK. Newport lleoclt • Full Jdtcl>en Adu!<& dver 35. Clean, :!:'3' or ~n!~~~ · · ~ Rnldential Lots c~. a.-·-,_ ~ ~k ~~-HARBOR .~~~ H 0 me~ 3 : ~=~ties !!::.· :Ji~s':.':7.near _, -~=.....,='"""'o--~-1 bNroom, .lallwY room, dll)-Uti Alice BtoOkl, the DAILY IJOxllO (Ba,ycre1t) $18,500 , 4 BR. $250 Years lease. ;...,. room. Available April • Free utt es Dana Point KtDitl·nvt: CZR'l'I PILOT, ·~ N-~'"-~ Mobllt Homff Java Road (Mesa Verdel 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath. Nloe uu. w" Id A all .:.o .. -oe. e Free linens ;;...--------1 ...,... ~""... e -s e v . now. -1-15 $400 per month lease. b' a.di patfem -add 25 Dept, Box 163, Old Oietaea For Sale 125 18,495 276 Santa Isabel. C.M. e Senate St. 495--016&. .Age~I: 64+-mo. e T.V. & maid serv. avail. e SAVE$$ ON RENT! e tents flDr Meb pattern *"' Station. New Ycri:, N.Y. Vista Daya <NewPoril' 19,500 n4:629.9172. • Br 2 B ·-A-• Phone service Manager needed -1 beautiful Air Mall and Spec"'1 Habdl-lOOU. Print Name. .&ddreN, 35 Ft. Mobile Home vtata Baya <Comer> 21,500 Lido Isle • a, crp ... , ..... l'1• •BR, 3 BA, tam, nn., pool. * $30 WK. & UP * OC(an view un it.I. Adlt cpl., iJ:C; otberwile thtrd.-clua ZfPt PaHllln ~her. BESI' OFFER. M&-3180 alt 6 90x125 {Newport) 21.500. Yard. Sl7S. mo. Back b&y. Kkb 0 K. e Studio &: 1 BR Apts no pels, Ute duties. 673-«i07, dll:IMt will take thnt NEEDLECRAFT '72! PM. Plan)'Ot.tl'dream home today. RENT for 3 mos ~ ** 5-i5-7609 ** $350/mo. 7;4 days, 540-8121 e Room $15 WK & U Huntington Be•dt ' ...., Cll' men. Send 1o Crochet, knit, etc. Free l.tla1' Mobile home° eoclosed Call 646-nn for ~. Aj>ril 3, May &: June. 3 BR li,i BA near sch.ls. $200. Mr. Hanna. · • e ' TV le Maid Serv'JcePAvan Jhrtan Martin. the DAll.Y directtooJ. 50 oen". cabana. Furn., in Adult. . • Mat11tt couple" only, no pets, mo. Call Joan, HERITAGE CANAL waterfront duplex 3 e Phone Service. Util Pd EXECUTIVE SUITES PILOT, '"2. Pattern Dept, NEW! l.UCut MICl'ame. Park downtown . C.M.. ~1892ch~mn. Reuonable! REALTORS, 540-1151. BR, 2 ba., patiQ, yrly: lse. e AU major credit cards MOTEL APTS. 2.11 West 11th St., N,.. Buie.• fancy kmb, pa> 54HS19. 00-MESA Verde, Ira 3 BR, 2 Ba, $325 Mo. Agt. 646-2'1'. 2316 Jll.<wport Blvd. 5'8-97511 727 Yorktown l!vd, Ycft, N.Y. umL term. $1. BUDGER Expando lhSO' • Bdrm., • bath home, din-frplc, lg. liv. nn, din rm. Condominiums This Ad Worth $5 on Rent l94n BEACH BLVD. ~ lfAMZ. ADDUJll Z..,. Arf el llalrJlla Oro-xl 't cond. Mull ~ movei den, living room, S650/mo. fncd yard. $715. MD-0190. Unfurn. 320 Children &: Pet Section AT YORKTOWN -llP. llZll llld mu: - -"""' :16 d.,...,. to ~ BliUclen Attention Y .. rly i-. 61S-290t!. MESA d•I Mar t•mporary 1 Unbtllovobly lleoulllul SJ6.4411 ~ORE s pr l 0 1 z::.:L Crodtet Boot • (213) 691-3175 Ju1t North Of The Newport BNch rental 4 BR hse. Avail thru Genera VAL D' ISERE Ckrden Aptt. Low WHkly Rates --~·-·· . -10x35 /-'~ dd~ Wt1torn Whlto HouM J""' 30. $28tl mo. 546,-4268. 4 BDRM. n.ndo., •·una, Adults -oo pots. Flowen STUDIOS .. 1 lll'S, ' ~ M1U1Um and Choole one learn by pictUl"ell Patterns. NICE w '"~ • ~ Panoramic ocean front view &ASl'ER WEEK: 3 Bedroom ...., .-here Sttt 4 e Full kitchen s-tt.n tree ft'Oln new $1. nn. Xtru. Lovely Pk. Cbnv. build 22 uni boo.le. Family $150. Call Fount•ln V1lley Jaaml aMm, tennil. $275 '. ~. 45• pool R':_ Rm, e Heated pool ~ CataJoc • .All CM::plete IDleut Glf ~ loc. $3100. 64&-a;M or ~ U: 26 2!l J:· .;n-673--B'19J, LG. 4 Bdrm., 3 ba., llvin.e mo., 961-2705 a(ter 6 P.M. Sauna. Sell 1-2 Bdrm, Furn-• Laundry facilltie1 -I Oal71!0 ---" !hon 100 ,Ull. • $1. -· o1 O:..,·Pob,~ C:.., ·Po';; H Unfu 305 · rm., largo ldt, and dining Cost• MoN Uoturn. from ms. sEE n , • Frro utiHttea lllftANT. CEWING~BOOK Oom.plele Atpu Bool -~.....,Champion Mobile' Honie, • eaw·-· ... ,,.. ""---.~ow' OUMS m. .......... p ~............. • Free linena n .M>QO .. UIL 4..170 UUWll •• , ' area. Fenced-in back yd. 3 BR, 2 Ba. cptl, drps, .QJ\N anom, ySk'O'gl\I• ... tDdQ', Wll' twA1ow. . · 24x53, 5 star Park. dose in price S132,0XI. 546-1600. Gener•I Must leave atate, 96J...1087. blt-W, dahwhr, 2 pools, db. 1 BR.• Furn. 2 Ira: closets, e T.V. &. maid lel'V. avall. SL ' · H "111 ... --50 C.M. 5'M703: alt 4 pm. INVESl'MENT DMSION H II n-ch n -'·e bed p"'v ~-••Ing • Bar-&<jue IN IT>. NT I' >..S HION "''"" ••• :ms. • un ngton -• house, $235. 546-3nD. quee -• " m•-• Phone ""'""' • 4111u ........ 111 ttftnl.50 ,,._ T nh u fu 335 rm,xtralrgrooms,encl1ar1.,,.==----~-BOOK -Htmdredl of cents. -r--pa NEW Moon '69, 24x43 w/all Bach. Pad. $85. Util. Pd. ow ouse n rn. w/atorage. Adults only, no LARGE bach. near 5-tJll. ~tuldcn 1&cta. $1. M..-m qlDt llool: I -50 extru incldr 8x«> GlaulM Huny Newport Beach . pets. $150/mo. Single adu1t owr 35, re&. centa. porch, 2 BR, 2 BA in 5 Star Ea Crate $12:1 Util Pd. '. 2035 Fullerton, C.M. -~---·------ QRUtt tor TGdaJ'• Uvlq -Park. 638-aJ22, 531~. CHOICE Jot lOO'xlM' • R-2 Cozy Cotta.re:, rear $120 NEW. Eastbluff . Townhouse. FURN Bachelor apL Carport Newport. l:eadl 15 ~-utllul -·-lO .n'-> ••s· E Flowor!ng ,._ 1135. Prt. 3 BR, 2\1 BA. Rup, c!Tps, • lndry N ho , • hi --. -1~-ua. paved .-:,, "" • ·you All Come 2 Br. SJ.40 bltns. $335. 213: 3514':i67. • 50 · r 'd P 1 •998" Els. cen". [ ~ 'J ~ Rochester St., C.M. Shctrt w/UW Don't gel worrt-' :$129: + ep. BEA.lIT. '69 Bachelor Trailer, ltt•l ic1t111., • ~-Duplex .. Unfurn. 350 c · N l c M GelwM walk to l'llh St. lhpnc. cntr. get mad . HELP-U Rentals --...,-------ammo, o. , . in nice N.B. Park. No Lido Isle ~121.7==.::750::.·c,~C:.:C':::''-·---:,---/ 2629 Harbor Blvd. will get You a Pad. Cost• Mesa 546--0451. children or pets. $00 mo. I llMllforl* Mountain, Desert, Halleluja 2 Br. USO. uU pdl---------BACHELORS Only; 1 BR, i .,:"~~~'-"-· ..,.,.-~~-~ IAYFRONT VIEW Acru,. for ule 150 Retort 174 546--8660 crpUpat, klda/pet. Hurry 1 BR Puplex, partly furn., apt. Furn. UtUltes Pd. 3 BR, one block trom beach, Price bu lUlt been. drdttc-'jjjjjjjjjj;;;;;;;;;;; ·-....;.,.,....,....,....=.,...-...;~;;.;.-.,... .... -.,--:::/Sttvin&' Newport.coat& Mesa Jwnp'n Jacks 3 Br. $155 water &: gardener furn. 546-7972 or 307 Mesa Dr., avail April 1st. $325 mo. ally rednced to $99,500 oo • INVESTMENT ** BIG BEAR LAKE uu. Over 500 ,.ntall O>okie Cnunble $90 nr wtr Adu!l5 ollly, no pe". CM. 835--0101 dy, 675-5.164 ew. this 1pacloua 2 BR., den Newport 8uch OPPORTUNITY Need a tax deduction! Try available now. OUr fee is Litt'l Miracles 4 Bl'. $200 543-6954. ~;::_=-.,...--:--.....,,....,---,~ home w/dining rm. &: wet ;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l 5 Acres near Palmdale lnt'l thll cabin-In.the: wood•. $15.00. We guarantee se~ce cPt. drpt, . pat, ocean vu 2 BR 1% BA Sharp S~ 1W ~ ~· N~. 1 BR furn. apt. Util pd. Near bar; entry courtyard w/ $28,550 Airport. X1nt growth poten-Compl. tinllhed only $8,950. ~w money back. Fair! HELP·U e e 5»-6311 nice: '1hq:, ttfrlisiso1mo., ~dulb:. ~ M ~ n ro v~ a: bay le Udo Isle. c..'11 l·n•: fountain, ]ge. patio on fiO ti&J. Onlv $35,000. tenn1. OR atart w/a secluded lot · e NEAR Beach_ 1 Br cpl/ .. :?bone 64~2951 54&--0336 c686-~_3052_·-~~---~~lb! ~~I: Udo Seeing is Berieving 34~'!' ... ~1~:~~8. Re~ct :~.$!:.in~ ~·t,~ 1 Bdnn. on the Water. drps, chUd/pel t <lk. sill. ,H_u;.;nt.;...lng,._1_ .. _,_11e_ac1t ___ 1 BR Sl25 & $130. Pool. tcr-_N_•_w_:po_rt_H_•;.;lgo.h_t•--ml '-I... 1-for Wu!" Call RoM tn4> ~ with u t i 11 tie s ALA Rent• I • 645-3900 1 • • nee, idell for 'bachel<lr, no CLEAN 1 Ol' 2 BR adlu, no bowcmb loweon jri. . , , .and what you lff ts 40 ACRES, take for <lnly $29 536-ltis .tt' S pa.id. $200 Year round. HARD Beat' 2 B fncd lMMAC. ex, lrg. 3 BR, 2 BA, child/pets 1993 O!.urch St. Pets. Lg. kit. $.125-$150. 2Q. ..... 1coe Newport Bea.ch Back Bay! month. $7250 per acre. ..., __ , ro •• ~1 wnp 0 'Box~..!r • nclto · Id r.1 cpts, drps, bltns, lrg. lovely 548-9633. E. 16th St., N.B. 646-llOl. 3C1S Via U t!o 675-4562 JU1t ott Tw:tin in beaut. 96&-0047 .n.ca.i _. .. e, · · -· 2 Bdrm. Rent reduced to yrd, e aar, di pets. priv. yard. Gar + huge --==~~=~- !BR. 3 Newport Riviera. Big Bear Lake, Callfomia. f.170 HU re~ &: bltns. $15.5. prk'g. $195. Resp. married * WINI'ER RATES* Apt. Unfum. 211 ~ ~.?~~.~. $89,SOO Now ab>winz 4 bedroo~, 3 CoPmr0m.!rrtycfel 151 5 ACRES nr. Vall~~ wtrDn, Fe~ ,yard for Pet AL~ Rentals • 64,S..3900 couple.' (Adults). 842-3276 A::: 1~.; A~~:S ..:,":; .. ~ n-ck •·y 5 BR. 3 bo. 1trada corner. baths. i.rrua ••tryway, "'---'~'--..;...----"''nlc. $4500 .. w,~. . 10 VACANT HOMES Nowport lleoch M -- Pool •••••••••••••• $125,000 beaut. W/W crptg I: mmo 8 to 10 AM. 538-3286 3 &Inn. HOUie. New decor. Rent While You Buy G 2135 Elden, gr. Apt 6. 'XLNT ~.;;;;.;_loe&;;.;;;tioc.. -n-, _2 _B_R,_2~BA.- LIDO REAL TY INC.· decorator drapes, stone EAST 17th STREET PM A.gt. Children 1: pets welcome, or 3 & 4 BR homes, 110me NEWPORT HEI HTS 1 BR furn $85. Month fenced 3371 Via Udo, N.B. tirepl., AM/FM intercom, COSTA MESA Re•I Est•.. will consider single1 $225. w/pools, 1st mo. $lOO dep. deluxe new 3 bd~., 2 batfl, yard 2110 C, Oranae Ave. ~~~~~I, Su~ t ~'. 673-730Q di.shwshr & bltns. ALL pJan.. S E cit ll2 MOVE IN NOW! )ge. ll'i nn., electric blt-iN, 545-1657. t:~o ~.,~5 ned community with acres 445 Ft. trontlng 17th l X •ftlll LANDLORDS! Your next From .,M to 1225 per _,, dlshwuher, w/w It drapes.1,.::.::..-=,.;,.,,_____ ~ · 3 BR, 2 Ba. iunny patio. 2 u· Sll!i,000 cash down ~ .. ,... 1295 "C" THOMAS Sl11NNING 1 br, fum'd $160. C I n_ cit or ro uia: p-een. Swimming Real<lnomics, Bkr. 6/$-6700 tenant may be on our R berts & Co 9'2 5511 mo. , 2 br unliirn $165. $50 dollar• •P Strano DWe »ta from bchlbay. Comp! pool, putting green, loads of TRADE 4 Bedroom Harbor waiting lbt. Call us for tree 0 • " REALTOR 548-5527. w/ad 645-5$.10 ---------1 ~ .. • ew..rVord·, 64 2-54 24 . an1s~m~~1m!.0:1c1~!::~ ot SHOPPING CENTER :rtymm:,;_tee ~·~ llstin& servi~. :~ ::;e, a~mae1,::n.i \ ~ME FOR Furn. Be:chelor & 1 ·Br's * NEW • $165 * ,... ..-. "'-·•-M $90 1 BR hme kids OK I II I 2110 Near Dana Point Marina. ll'X) 3 Bedroom, •lnglestory.from 10 s.i.uue ""'"'· 10. 7% Cap Newport or ~~ esa. ' !hat can be . """'ed Into ft CK C·"'SH •spoc • Y n ••· D•--·3 BR. 2 •· 2 _7M ·'·b ,.._,. ~~~·Tn2 or~ SllO. qls/cplll C.M. -M .. t.i.. , "II!" ,. N Bl cl. CM sq. ft. 1 Br. apt., l(e. dbl. v.-~ DG., pj,250. Foll<lw Irvine North rate, m . .,,, spenua le on ...-.u. vn-. $13S alone on lot, kids/pe:ts almost lmm~u:.v on our -.. .. 0 U.._H A ewport V , • wardrobes, elec ranp • BR--1%. Ba. Bit-I n s, toSantalaabelAve.,follow downpayment E W ~,114177.502 BRpvthme:,vae. Rent-Option pla.n . '1" W 1 BR $128. 2 BR. $138. refri(.,shacluticcpt.Bot.t dlailwuber, lhai opll, drpl, '""' to model or oall Full Prtoe 1342.000 Rao I 11•11 •n-$100. 2 BR u!U pd, Jdds /pota SHERWOOD R E>. LTY, , DAIL y PILOT Furnlfbed-uW !>'\kl. 2'50 garaatng avail. 1... prlv. ~:,:.,"-~:'~ 6'U300 or 540-5147, THE IRWIN CO. NIED $1'5'2BRJddi/petaC.M. 54MSSS WANT AD •NowportBlvd.,C.M. patio. Mgr. 35322 Camino ard tlo ~· shov . & VILLAGE REAL E1tate ex-Reeltors 644-6111 Sha/P 0upltx Cd1' $1!1) 2 BR atll pd C.M. PICK OF THE CROP. SUn· ~ffd a ''Pad"? Place an ad Capistrano, Apt. 10. ~· ~nl ~-~~ clwiive sales agent. CDM Highway frontage, C-1 'Afar ' $170 2 BR. pvt unit N.B. ny sparkling clean, walk to 642-5678 Call 60-5678. SelJ ldk. Jte~ now! befol'I! 9AM Ol' aft. 9PM. land 6 bldgs. Clean 4 Br Hm·Nke area $160 2 BR fpl bltln kit beach. 3 BR, 11'1' ~tio, encI1J-;:~=i;;;;;;::;::;;::;;::::;;::~;:;;==:;:;:::;;::::;;::::;;::;;::;;,.'.;;:;:::;:;;;;;:;::;;:;;;;::;;::;;::~. Principals only. Aa"ent. ~7225 H.I.R. Cub Buyer $165 kids OK C.M. dbl gar, Many xtru. $240 N lie h SUNSHINE ON Condominiums Si\ND CASTLE 11753BRJdds/pets, gar H.B . ..:."'c::o:.... 838'"=7954=·-~~- ewport •• THE BLUFFS for Hie 160 REAL ESTATE ~R,2.::t'o'.:"'~.o~ 'fiM. Dix. 2 BR. ..,,.,, d!i>o. tpl, 4 BR 21/ BA 1716 so..Cout Hwy • · · bltins, Kids OK Redec .. On. u•~•-~ Dr 2 Take your oholoe ot an ex· 3 BR .. 2 Ba., Wlndoor L&runa Beleh. .'94-8025 3.,.:.1,00"" ranch, barns, RENT-A-HOUSE •U5•......... • Llke new. 4 c111 .... 'beaut11 .. 11 .. ..1--1·• Squ 122 •-.,.. ..,.,. "'-·· ·~--• ·-~· ~ .... .~. NEED 3 or 4 bc!nn holue, RENT-A-HOUSE · ,,,_ apa~ -~ & family "PLAZA" model at only 3 BR 2 Ba lltory Tlbun>n, t d rm.,2'9batha.Slldingglass ..... 950 or a spaclo"• ,1,. 129 ,;;,,.. ·• ·MeaVerdepr• erre: • m..ao6 BEAt.rr. 3 BR home, trpl, _,. ·•-~ ~·· -· .~. B"_ nady _I Doyle Q>. I ·' -tl block to ~-• -•~ a sparkllng aant 3 bedroom, 2 bath 4 BR., 2\i Ba-. Vilt. Paclllc, ~ -1. LANDLODDSI :'..~~;;,.~ ·-. •~· pool. Many e:xtnu. A Fam.I· model on the: green belt fM $27 9SO l" o>JV"\1 .,_...w!IQ ly home to be proud of. $32,900. Bed two v1lues in ' '11 ..i.ot. We Speclall7.e 1n Newpc>rt 4 BR 2 BA $Cl.CQJ. the area. 3 BR. 2 ~ Ba., Villa Pa'"'""'• Jfi) Beach e Corona deI Mar e • .. • $27,600. ' I -·• '·---· • 6 Dana Point. 1205 * 537·11649 C.u.t. '-'• ,4,·3414 3 BR. 2 Ba. Hunt Cont. ._. .... W ~ ·C:::::~ill~U;;:;::>• I ' ' Our Rental Servic:e t. FREE BEAUT. 3 BR home. lrpl, ...... 121.000. · to You• lov•ly patio, btook to liChool. ••ALTY 3 BR .. 21> Ba., Tlburoo. NU.ViEW RENTALS $250. !36-3m/536-1366. ~ ft P t 0111 $30,600 lual--~-or ••• ,. •• n••f • .,.,, •• ti 2 BR., 2 Ba., Hunt. MarlM, 0 p1rtvnlty 200 Vf.rwu.JFU • '"-1 =lrv;I""==----= A STEAL at $34,900. 3 $51,500. ..-VERY CLEAN 4 BR home: Ji Bdrm., J Ba. CUatom dtoor, W. have more WORKING partner wanted -with b!tinl 6 Irr fenCd yd 3 BR. 2 ba. tam. rm. , . S34ll -mru, JI' llvt~ Coll .. onyllrne. M&nor ..... onwith sm.U $ lor$26Spermo.FAMILIES 3BR.2ba.N'p!. .. $37S/~ room, 1IPP"' bay -a&c, '-I , ~--· nee. Golog new ONLY. Call agtt1t 516-(llL f BR. 2 ba. N'pt ....... $4Z1 i.,.,.1o1. 2pa"tioc. ey....., SUPE.R p• 'YPEN 96 n II . .-. -~"'Mtauran~~"' Corona dtl Mor 2 BR. 2 ha. •••.•••• 1275/300 IG;ltlil. ~ .. I 4405 mam .... -. ust ~ve < BR. 2\i baths .... $3lii/37S lwiiiilm-----· I BA YSHOREs. 2 BR 6 don. Duplt-/Uftlla ~· 1llY 645-3270 eve HARBOR Vi<w Hilt., view. f 3 BR. 2 bl. home ••• , , • 13tJO BY OWNER • -HARBOR Dlcorator's pad. Must sell. ,_ lft • BR $550 Month. 3 BR. 'Ul Aur..tum .... f400 VIEW 4 Bedroom. ree land, &ibmit all ol!tn. .. ,. Seahlollctltd lnvostor ACENT 644-4848 !:':.4-. ~~'!~or' GE:11M--H.B. • S-ut11111 .VO Ip. S XJnl opport. tor ...,.s&iw, JUST .. ~led 2 Br, 2 Ba, ~-_.,. _..,,... 16J.OW Cout. Br., 2 Ba AJ Br., t Ba., pos itiv e think e r . frplc,cloletoocean.Adults. -REALTORS ~Wl'·~ lovely Ip. ......... -11artnmrhlp w/merchandlae $290. 117 Larbpur 673-3315. ·== J ·~ bur& D&R'I· On tllll-do-...,._ In t"'W' beytog C u. &\Ir awrr ·~ ' Bii. 3 QIOJU:S, 4 Br., 3 Ba. lam 11e $G.lllO. Ow.--syndicate. l3000. -· Hit mo .. IA, .... ,.., 2 f1Pcs. -ml ICJ. It. S"'m 4 tennis. D!JC Dull --MJ\BER Shop. Ntwport 3 BR. 2 Ba .. lfnc:ed 1ud 6 .. 11. "7,l!llO. 111 1102 """'-m.7225 HlR $49,Sllll. --Lumn. llc:h. Ex.Joe. 2 chain. Tutt. doublt .._, $230/mo, D>.ILY 'Pit.OT for · at:t1on1 Webb, Illa'. IG.. thru Sat. t-5. 541-1346. Call S.,2NI, .. I ' -.. \ ired hill REALTY Univ. Part< Conltf, lrvlDe Clll .\n)11mt, - can-••w• S@\\cillA-L&"E~s· Tlr• Pun!• willr th• Buiff./n Clruc/r./e 0 -"-of tl:e lout '""""ltd -.... low to f0mt four tlsrq:,J. wordi. I PUNATE I '. I I 11 I I ll1"til f 1 I R A M o A I . ·"s1-11y'poohy-......_1 -""'-../ I' . , . I I his~ wh<] tlbt whit Isn't I Soon wll/ wind up In I \ I D I 8 S E E A C...plm It:. chuckl!-.:!...i f 11 I' I I : ~:1~ :~~,.~~1.:=. • ,-~~is~~lsunus IN I' I'. I' I' I' r I • "*'="-=' llT1Q$ r I K 0 I I SCRAM-LITS ANSWllS IN CLASSIFICATION 700 . R I. no M ts. r B ew •• I pl. ·B R kl :IO. '"· No E s . . • J T-. March l•, 1972 ........ l!J ! Aol{•-... -ll!J I ..... ~ .. ·--1~ EOF" .. -., !rtl [ .... ~~ l~l I Aoln-"'-ll!J ·IL_ -·-~!~~~1 1;; -· ·--~1~~1~1~~.;I ~ -'l"'--..;.:;...:;.. _ _;3'5~ i Apt. Unfvrn.. J65 Apt. Unlurn. U.S Apt. Unlum.' 365 Apt. Unfum. 365 Apts.. ltMll•I• te IMre act BuslneH R..,tel 445 ~oot ·511 ,,,;....,..,:-:-"="----".--1 V-· • • , •-~ , ---· Furn. or Unlurn. 370 GIRL wUJ altare i BR opt ''THE FAC'IOllY" 1n Can-LOST. ltatbef purse, t· ' ' ' ' c..t. •·---EHt Bluff ~ ' _.... ....... -~ i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1.;;;;;;~-~;.;;:;;;:;;:;;-C t Me w/2 11rJ• or c:ouple. Access nery VW.... •.new concept thoul.S.r •tr"IP. ..-ta Mtaa BRAND NEW NEW 2 bdrm condo. Mat * BEACH UVtNG AT ITS os • se lrof" Golden~·ea:t Coll. Lo in retaU artiAn shops. See Fa Ir Sf o u n d ttablea • 2 BR, 2~ twnhle, 1400 sq, cpta, drapes. diahwuber, BEST •••. Lease 2 BR, 2 rent. IM-ill9. to appreciate. $10/mo UP. Wem.ctay nlabt. Reward "'-~ !: ~ ON TEN-' I A 21111. l'unl, A Unfun, rtr.plooo, I ttrtv. patlol. ·-Taonll Collbtt'l BldlL 900 Sea Lana. CdM MU6U (M&cArtbur nr eoMt Hwy) ,*NEW* VILLA NIMDS 1 BR, 1 BA APTS Super-O>mfortable-Qulet Near N...-Back "Bay. Gas I: Water P&Jd. Mo. to ?.lo. From $185. ft., cpll, drp1, b It In I' bltna:, patio, ~. pool. BA. elev. to beach. Adults, BRAND NEW sttARZ My Wat• r f rd n t 42$ 30tb st. NB. C't3"-9500. lot ':turn. Call 546-711.1 w a 11 P •Pe r • pool rte $190. $f6..3416. 1'IO pell. From S.150, 31155 Hom• w/doek, man 3Q..60 BEAUT. store apace, E. lnh arttr " p.m. · facllitie1. $m. l.l4 Am.iaol New t 8N h Cout Hwy., South IAaWI& From $145. t>isbwuber, Iha& yn. Sl50/mo. st r, 11 b t. St., C.?4_. 1625. Ml· ft., for KEYS· (31 "f9 1 lhould II.)' W,,y. ~1380. por c ** ... 211.15. cvptdnc, waJ.k.1a cloeets. f'l5-4.331. lease. Call MZ..1611, 642-9996 Ford, on ,IOl4. chain at. Huntlnpn -PARK NEWPORT Apta.. Forcedairlteot.-l&r1l0 WANTED: Good ear!hy IOlll uktoiM"'Baker. =~~ ":,,D;!; 1 APARTMENTS ,..,.,. "' Unlum. 370 = i::~~e= ., •hare !unlcy old boo ... ,S1'0JU: for rent or 1.,,. S350 Ill Coat• Me&&. Pt-call ON .EACH '· I on ... _ ~ Cotti IMM ed pHala. quiet allr'l"OW"d-Cose to buc:h. H.B. Call mo_ 1000 aq rt, appro~. 1811 6f3..l1.42 after 6 p.m. ,_ iAls A clooe to sboppln&. ShdlY~CharHe:ll&-:1141. Newport Blvd, C.M. $200 REWARD rul\N'. I: tnrnrtnlN, ~ apartment ll fN-Adult llvinl. nortt· GIRL want~ to seek • .l ~. German Shephm:I, C.M. area. 2 BR r?«l w· erlooldltc the water. Enjoy ** NEW ** I~ CORDov APTS. ahare 2 B' apt w/ .. me. 1 UNUSUAL Live. ill mod. opt. c .... ed female. Blk. tan A.. mo,aoo beolth .... 'swtm-. :ion 0tar1e st 64M410 · "-u --.-,...""....., 11>-= ~ $425 monthly year nntal ADULTS Vl1LY mine poola, 7 upttd ten-Near u • ....a..-._ u._11_ st. child Ok . ....., gt,XJ"• nu, · marlc'p, Rabieg tq". Super deluxe duplex, haJ. NEWLY DECORATED Furniture Available ntlles o1 --• ~-· SHARE 2 BR 2'BA tum'd H1R Agent 646-0029. Chlldrln Welcome. m4 Elden Aye e 645-4012 cony w/1etty view, partial. BEAUTIF UL C arpetl-dn.pel-dllhwuber ~~pl:ttina'. ahuf. LA COSTA APT$. apt. w/bachelor, at ~I ndustrial Rental 450 LDSI': Blk • brn Duchsund ty furn'd' Adults, llO pets. GROUNDS heated pool·saunu.t~ fleboard, croquet. Jnnior 1·1 beach. $92.50. ~. 2500 Sq Ft $150 Mo pt1ppy, V\c: HuntiJ!aton st• 6'7'l-4452. C;lDH~~te:~~e~::'er rec room.ocun views from SJ'JO monthly: a1ao .1 1 & 2 ledroom 'fl"' DRIVI BY G•r.gas for Rent 435 Modern bidg.,. Edinger "s1. Fran II for t .Reward ***LARGE 2 Br. duplex, pa=laG~ al'ld 2-bedroom plant and e Bullt.iDI e Sbq Ql1Mlb lt'f Flower st., CM. 1 BR. __ ;;..,.______ NT. Frwy., So. Sant& Ana 64Z..7249, SJ&...4(&, ~~~~ete pa~~ e :~ roo! Gu. Reci ~~Rm HUNTINGTON ~~= =:: : =:. '= ln c1oletl ~ ae:: = ift C.M. ~~~~~nl!; ;~tpee':e~: Walsv.iorlh ~al Estate I.OSI' 2 doll 4 1 beach~ tri- w/bath . $235/mo. Ca 11 2 BR. $160, $165. $175 PACIFIC or balconin. carpetina, dra· • Bar-b-Qun !14H251 or 54g...1.ws. CAU.: 639--4210 color '-1 cockapoo, blk .I: eves, 67J...3681. Haciand1 da Me11 periee. Subterranean parW-e J!:nclmed Ganp: Huntlnsfon IHcb NEW deluxe M-1 units. 3 ph. t&n. Males. Me~ de! Mar, 160 W W"--A t 1 CM TU OCEAN AVE H B -'th , .. ___ ,, , STORAGE only. Garaae, nr. 1~• M . C.M. 546-6198. WATCH the 1unset i.n thl1 ' =un, p ' " ' • 1na: wi elevator.. Opugia.i AH Utilities ftaL.I e OCEAN VIEW-From $135. Airport, $18 mo. power. , •.JJ onrovia. -==-=..:::.:;,,.---=I executive 3 bdrm. Ocean New Villa Riviar1 (tt4) 536-1481 maid ttl'Ytce. Just north of rill 1 Br turn or Unfurn. CASA ** 91'S--0843 * * 543·3145, 8JS.~ ~s. SETl'ER/Lab Mix. So~ 2 Br.' 2 Full Ba WJLL Ok opeT,,_~1lOWamAL~TERSpm Dacoily Fuhlon T-•·-" at Jambor-I 460 bh1.ck wlNB Heens.e V1c Blvd. duplex. Adults only. Famil•'•• Welcome uuu. . ee and S:,.Joaquln Hilla Adultl, l'IO pell PL.A.YA, 14th I: Walnut, EXTRA lrt atorqe iaraae 2 Rentili I Wentad l9th St .. C.M. &42-02ti. · $450 Mo. Arent 675-4930, Walklnc dlltance to H B Call S36-8367 I EZ $30 ~0020. Shaa: c~{t,P;~~:.· beam . 1 ·MO FREE RINT ~~bone Cn4l 6"-1900 lboppins center. N~port Buch. ;:Mor. accen, . mo. c::~: :;::~e:'~:~~ ~!; H3.~~H.-~~ Ed-r:·. UNIQUE chateau on Bayside .,._ 1.-Z IA $l59 for rental tnfonnation 354 Avoclclo St., C.M. Olll R ••• quaint hou•• • yacd A •• "M•""'" £>,A ....... 0 2 bdr d • •• m -2 BR •-.970I OCEANFRONT: 4 Br, S Ba. co 1nt1l --• · .. w. w ~ • -·-· r. m. &: en • dlnl.n& 622 Hamilton, C.M. ' ' • WATER View-2 BR. 2 BA, _, d F Laguna Beach area. Prefer room. Adult& only, $375 Mo. POOL Kids I ti ok New. CUltom ecor. am. • N 1 See Mir· Mr. & Mn. Hoban -pe • approx. 800 sq. tt. D/W, preferred. No pets. Yrly. WHO NEEDS AN OFFICE'!'? 2 bi t « garage. ew n [ Jl5) Agent 67>-4930, 64G.-0020. 5(8.-2062 ~:~'b;,1a::!' t'~ SIC ovtn, crpt'd, drp'd, $fiOO mo . &73--8561. You can have benefit. of area, wil /stead¥ .neh..,plp&per s.rnc. and Replh; * GREAT VIEW 2 BR. * BRAND NEW 1 & 1 BR 131 • · • <&r· Deck. Sid• tie avail ADULT LIVING OAKWOOD GARDEN fullY 1talfed omce w/o cost job. W I leue MK t ace.11. _____ _,_ Frplc., blt.nl, 1undtcks, pool. FROM $l 30 Mgr. 5J6.5 • 6t&-S666 Yearly lease. n4:6'73-320 NEW Garden Apartment& •-rtmMt of Tent /equlp/1alarie1. p~fe't tttes, birds, ga~en.1 -.••••••••I S200up. 64f...&44. 815-5204. Near shops, encloaed * FRESH AIR appt. With Heated Pool and _,... I Space also avail. by fireplace and st& view.11 SEACLIFF M--. 1 BR. 1u (Retort Livin& fer day/11.•k/mo. Mon -Fri 4 Ready references. \Vrite Accountfnt CLOSE to' Beach, lrg. 2 Br., 1araa:es, built-ins, enc I . Walle 3 BJkl to Beach! ......... » Barbecue area Adul!J Only) 673--S450. claasifled Ad No. 298 ___ ..;;. ____ _ 2 B&., open beams, lrplc, patios, attractive lndscPI-tee 2 BR, apt, newly decor. Ba Studio. 2 BR. ti,t Ba. t.undry center NEWPORT BEACH OF.SK rpace ave.Sable $50 DAILY PILOT. P. o. Box -SBA-Accountina 1ervtce1 bltns. :!JG.A M&f'IUerite. Adults only, no pets. 1970 W/w crpll, drpa., bltns, ex· POOL. Cpta, drpa, bJtna. Private patios l. balam.lie1 16th at 1Mne mo. W!ll -A"'---., __ 1ture 1560. Cost& Mesa, Calif, 93636 1pecl.alizln& in computeriied m-0937 or 675-Snfi. Wall.ace St., 5 4 8-O 8 O 4 , cept refrl&. $15). No · snsla. SlS) to $175/mo. Alk about lndivldual 1aract• and K>OS5D or 642-1170 lo""""""" .1.iu-n.i ace tr. for 1mall buaine111t1, $225-Pe.nthouae, oceanview. 2 646-2700. · no pets. 536-lTil our dllcaunl Ul5 Placentia carports. 1 & 2 Bedrooms at SS mo. Answvine 8etVice R~SP. Gentlem&11 16 yr son, fo tn call 6»-19XI , ~f~.~ii7B,, 1 Ba. Stv BRAND N&W 1 BR BEACHBLU,f APTS. Ave. Sl&-2682 ~ ',.~:~::: V IS~':!,L.~,ESA i:1~1:!.,~= ~.!nil:.· ~:~•·Ii::::~·~ :c~ ..... ~. T;..., Bronze Medallkm, ericl gar; Spae 2 A: 3 Br, 2 ba, Pool, Pa· BRAND NEW l Drive By 1 A: 2 BR. Furn. A. Unf. Diab-NEWPORT BEACH 0 n beds. 642-9130 Day a:. Yblancial Stmts. Jteu. 2 BDRMS.. bltns Walk to crpts, drpr, bU·lns. garb. tio, D/W. 8231 Elli1147-2236. ADULTS ONLY-PET OK UU Elden Ave. or call waaher • Stove "' Retr:tg • COAST HWY. 825 sq. fee t, CM/NB. * S40-5U6 * beRe.•alchE. ,s,,1~: c°'aJ!~A ;oa .. ,•.t ::~· n1:i.:!~al'i !:::; 2 BR w/gar. Crpta, drps, DELUXE 2 BR4185 546-9806 Shq crpt'a·Lce Rte center. lots or parlcin,., aulta~le for CdM Lquna Bch areet. 7 AppllinCe ltepalr 9"'"'I balcony, bit-In stove. No Dshwahr., frplc., 2 Ba., swim RENT 1taru $155 uchlteet or drattinJ. $300 Br ''unfum 1l&e. S*:lve, ., P'•rta 2 BR. 2 BA. trplc, pa.tlo A: pd.~dren ok, no peU amall children. Ref' a, pool. 567-2125. 203-42 S&nta Irvine & Mei• Drive Mo. • "C". THOMAS , reirl,. I'~ yd "'"7015 . bit-ins. 6061,, Orchid. Call 1.:642:=.c=:.· ------$135/mo. 962-28ll. Ana Ave. * 54>4855 * REALTOR 548-5527. evea:. • Dlaoount AppU&nce Jtepefl' for appt. $230/mo. 673-8158. PRIVATE 1 BR apt. Beam e OIEZ ORO APTS e NE\V Spacklus Apts. Ex· aUahl S50 Wuher, ~. Dlahwuhlr, lJtG 2 BR. Bay view. Frplc. ceiling, paneling, b 1 t n I• 8234 Atlanta. 1-Z..3 Br's. elusive location, nr 6bop'1. DESlt qNice av e 1WO profl!'S1IOll&l f~males Dilpcul Etc. Free Est. refric, cptl, drps, pri. yd • POOL Pri t l ed Frp\c air/cond pool etc I 1r &] mo. WUl P'QYide furnlture !i!!ek 2 bdrm furn house OT GUARANTEED * ~ Beam ceU. Bltns. $2'JS/mo. parking. Aduita. $13.5. per .. : /d va e "«;..~l16•"'· 1 BR .. 1185/mo 2 BR 2 Ba. REALTORS Rlfttl)t ~ &l $5 mo.~ servlce apt, vie CdM or noTth. B '-I~ 61'-4531. Mr ~--... """l Wuucr eyer. JJ<r"U • • • • • SINCE...... _ available. 222 Fore1t Ave, App-x 1-". mo M' M .. , 1 ... ,. "'"' mo. · .....,....,y il"tV"QOU • $245/mo. 675-4911 Bkr. ...,.... $. '"' '-1.J o.:w-<>U.141 _..;.._-:; ____ _ e BRAND NEW e 2 BR, patio, '10"· retrg.1..:.=~RIV'==~2~B~2~Ba~ 673•4400 DLagunaELUXEBe360ach. 11 9168 2 Mlac. Rint1I• ' 465 CHUD ""' expertoncod & Adulta o1-ti:. Clean ln 1 ** P ATE r.. ·• R -"I rm ----------Large 1 BR apt. Bronze me-......., "Z:!Zlill oom1 -. • · · dependable weekdays. Jn-fee $75. Refs. 847-0935. cpt/drps, bltn.!i, encl 1ar .. Iii . suite, $175/mo. Coron. del. LOT, fenced. 111torqe. C.M. fa.nt to 5 yrs. LunchM A: t~~. ~le~~ g::: NEW 1, 2, 3 bedrooms. $135, patio, infant ok. $ 1 7 5 . * * * * WANTED: Middle a I e d Mu .nr. po1t ottlce, Snack Boats, campers etc. 50c per anackl. Fenced Yard. Off . )'Ou'll feel like a Princeaa Gas a: wtr pd. $150/mo. $160, $185. Walk to c54::8-::.:.37"!,c:.,.~=~~-~ El Puerto Masi Apta ""°man to ah.are 2 BR Shop. Prlv, Pkl· Aif..oond. tt. $&.50 minimwn. ~. San Dleeo Fwy. nr So. living in a French country 6'2.{1563. Broadway j: Penney's, gar. * OCEANFRONT Deluxe 2 * * * * Dud'-~ ~· : ~ 1 k ~ Rea.lonomles, Bkr. .67H100 Cout pl.aza. ~TtBT. -~-••·t' ••-v ..:...---=----527-3144. BR, 2 BA, frplc, encl 1ar-. l n-•room A..... .. ...., s Pg. ESK c.. A u ~ p l&1uo::u -.... 1 1.uc m· S100 ~=~'°"=-===-I y ly Adults t& DWV ..-•• room I bo&rd in exchange D ~ce ~a · .,,, er L J[j] BABYSl11'1NG in my home. =~t1ec~tbo · ~!eg:;'t ::.:~n~ Lovely sngl. apt., bltn.!i, drps, 8~AL!w T~JE~CHCpt., ,;:. s7J_1900, ID:~J'n. · $1.30 6. up incl. utilltlel.. Also tor care of elderiy lady con-Mo. l~~ f::C R.1~ta.:, I;!' PwsoN11 ' Dependable and pf.l'1'1W'ltnt.. crpl, refrig. Fncd yard. valesing. No lifting. Lite etc, n · •T r -. C.M. atta. Phone 6f2..41M. you are moviria from a Working adlt only. 1004 El drpg, bltna, frfilc. 125 16th A. 0 CE AN FR 0 NT Yr 1 Y furn. Pool 6. Recreatlon meal preparation & lite Bl. Co1ta Mesa. Ca 11 C S. I tarzer home. you'll like olD' Camino. Call a1t 12 noon: 308 16th. 847-3957. 1paciou.s 1 br apt, nlbe1t put.ail area. Quiet Environm_ent. ~keepin&. No smoking. Saundergon 6'2--0212. Personals 530 a rpet ,..,, ee .- 1500 &q. ft. for $200 monthly. 54~704. 2 Br. Apt. C\o&ed 1ar. Crpts. of beach. Adults o y, av OH street park:lni. No ChiJ-Rtt'a. req'd. Write re!iume CORONA DEL MA}t. Furn. JORN'S Carpet A Upbal..steey THE VENDOME ** BEAUTIFUL 1 & 2 BR. -· child, amaJl pet O.J<.1...c.•11:.::.,. ,;;l:ITT~'c.,· ..:-~·~~·~~ dren, no pets. to: Box n4, Corona de! AIC. aec'y !el'V!ce. $15 mo. * ORANQ C!e.,..,.., Extn. Dn-Sllam- 1345 Anaheim Avenue Contempon.ry Garden Apt&. $140/mo. &f7·29tll. Yrly Dix 2 Br-Baech JJ$.~aa;~~:i:rA~~ Mu, ca 92825. Agent. 675-7225 H.l.R. OPENING * 1100 tree ~ (Soll C&ll 642-2824, Mn. Phillipa pat I 0 1, tr p 1 c, p 00 L Irvine Ba., bltns., d i a PI., Costa Meu LARGE room, pvt entr Iba. ARCHITFL'T, Eqineer, etc. S2 Ott With This Ad · Retart\antll. ~ • SlS0-$165. Call 546-5163. dshwshr., lndry hook u P, I '!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!~~~~~ii Employed male. 54~ or Olllces. See to appreciate. t. Full Body Musa&e all color brlaht.e.nmn 6 lO •"'· 213' 38'1-22S7. PAL" .. ESA APTS 5.10-6215. Exter. entrance, 185 mo. 2. PrivaJo 1l<>onu mlllllte '"-<h tor wltilt * LOWER * PARK WIST m m ' ••• .. M , OPEN. ••• Old 3. ~ttnc"'"Fimale Tech Wl'<ll· s. .. --GOLD Medallion, front 2 Br N $ PARK NEWPORT -will MINUTES TO NPT Bal 4GUNA ~ach. Privatf. ~ _. • APAR'l'ME T sublet deluxe 2 Br. 2 B&. FURN OR UNFliRN . . rl te Newport Blvd . 4. 2009 Rock Sauna bf1savtnc me •tra· ...._ -21-patio, encl gar. laundromat. 1 Bdrm. fl'rorn $160 view a.pt, $300 mo. 675-1177 Unbeliev~bly large aP11., roo~7 VM!W~ , S. Free Cold I>Qnkl.. WW clean liY1DI nni, 4'nilll 3 BR, :1'B?~~. $235. -~::d::.~::.':.:'is:..:::c..:::'::.'~..:''.;:·99::.l_l5S_/mo_. 2 ~=·,$~tf-' aft 5. huge pool, Jacll%ZI elect bit· ;~st ;..,..mo. 41~ :~!e~~~ ~2~:~~~e~ s~:e W.io.~~ :-~-~ 2 BR, l % BA · • • .. · • • $00. 2 BR i.n excellent location, 3883 Parkvlew Lan. * * WATERFRONT super ins, ahag crpts, drps, uuna Lido area • ~ eq. ft. (al> yrdJ behind Airport er) yn exp ii wbat CICIQDl:I. not <ALSO AVAIL. FURN.l Men Verde, cpl, ~aperles, Irvine. (Just ott deluxe 3 Br, den, 3 Ba . ;~Gt:ts, no r:::~ $135 *P.ftlVATE ROOM1f ~ RtalonornJcr, Bkr. 675-6700 t AM tot AM, M.-S&t. ~. l do ..om .,..u. N1wecfult9ar~,A:;;, built-in•. 1ar a1e. SanDleaoFwyatCulverRd) Twnhse.$450.PieT•.;.oat 1BEDRM.·::::.Fromnta ~am=~-= e omCES • . * IU-2100 * Goodttf.531..{llOL 151 E. 1ht. cul-<!e-sac , .... t llSO/mo.· avaJl. n4: tr13-m9, A 2 BEORM ..... l"loln mo • ~-· 300 6 SlO "I· It. COSTA M/Cltarp B of A Chock Ce"""'er D-fiUXE 962-9894. ---------A Real Gem! Adults only. 2 You're rieht, the)l)'t u~ .,,..... *Call 5tM'153' * MESA. Call 646-2130. DISCOVER DISCOVERY 1-,...;.""',_,,.~,...,,,,.,_,.,.-1 APARTMENTS MODERN 1 Bdrm. apt. Cpts. ;L;;;•,.1•;;;"".;.;....;.&1_11< __ h___ BR. 2l> BA. wuher/dryer, pricedt 1S6I M•aa Dr. 350 Sq. ft. ottlce for I.ue, Find YOUllSELF In So?peone LARGI OR SMALL Air Cond • Frplc's . 3 Swim· drps, dshwshr, b It· in a, White Weter View I dosed-in dbl l&n.P· Xlnt (5 blka from Newport Blvd.) ~ Apartments fOr tenklr downtown Colta Me 1 a . Call now -No obllption All ~ WOl'k: CUt docn, ming Pools • HeaJlh Spa -1uage. 1 child ok. All uW Br&nd New Deluxe 2 BR. 2 condition. 646-6105. 546-llllliO o~m, meah:, m • t d &C-4DJ/~. m•> l3S-as5 C21Sl 387.-3393 Pane 1, remodel, nnlllt. Tennis Crts • Game & Bil-pd. $150/mo. W7 Avota.do, BA, IOUnd-proofed apt * YEARLY-NEAR OCEAN. = A: chauffeu r · . NATIONAU.-Y thme, repan: etc. 90-UllL llud Room . Apt 9, C.M. 645--0984. w/flreplue. Ail leahtftL LRG 2 or 3 BR -· HHAACR.IEIONDRA. · FOR ACTION, • • RECOGNlZED CUSTOM Woodwak -. 1 BEDROOM UNFURN 2 BR Studio Apt. Con1lclu child/pet. $300. Appt. 673-1909. BOARD I Care I LeUDdry. . PROBLEM ~· O>n-'trw. Fonnlca. Gen'I n.p&ln. FROM 1165 Crpts, drp•. gar. Swim'& NU-VIEW RENTALS Santa Ano 241 AVOCADO STREET Good meaJa. Senil S:IOO. Pri CAU 642·5678 fident aympathetlc Alt 5, Ph: o.Jce'DaI>arb, · MEDITERRANEAN pool. No childnn, no pets. ~ or 494-3248 --------Adults only • No Pets $250. Men-Women. 5.1l-611~ · . J>l"lll&llCY oou111eUna. Abor· .:1'15-,::...c11l3.;::::.:---'~----t VILLAGE Quiet neighborhood** ALMOST LIKE YOUR FAMILIES 2Bdnn1Avall. tion A Adoption reL AP4 EXP. Remodelble, eel:tlneG, 642-8042. OWN HOME. Nr. new 2 Deluxe l • 2 BR Pool * . * * * * * CARE. 642-4436. npaJn. malnt F\Jrnlbll'I 2400 Harbor Btvd .. C.M. LOVELY 2 BR. 2 BA BR .. 2 Ba., beamed c:<ilU..•, WELCOME! Gara<•· Dlabwahr. PaJd ut!I. ,---------------'""! FUU.Y LICENSED rollnlalt\Jll. Jlou, 6411211. (114) 557-8020 Twnhse, patio. dbl gar.. ocean vw. $250 mo. Adult&, FROM $150. 646-12>t Remwped Hindu Splritua.lilt Cement, Concret. RENTAL OFnCE poola. $215 mo. 673-'TT16, _no_,pe_ll_._4_94-1_288_.___ Splritutll Readln& glvt:p d&J· . OPENIOAMT06PM eves&wknd•. ,. SINGLE STORY * 1 BEDROOM * T d r Pa d' \y.IDAM"IDPM,.AdvlceonFREE ldeu. odvlol <ltd BAY MEADOW APTS. SPAC. 2 & 3 Br. Apt.1110 up _L•_,1,_u,_,"",.,.,,N..,l1,..""..,.,.,1 .,.,.,~-Savth k• Almosph1N !IS B• Townltou.. <=cept ra er $ ra 1se all mattert, l can hi.Ip you. eatimatea. All l ehorp lo< 2 Br, be•m celllna•. priv pa· Pool, cpl/drp., bltltl, Kid1 ok LAGUNA NIGUEL 2 BDRM·2 BATH Beam ce~ eXlr•, Ira 112 N. El Camlllo Real, San ts 'a beoutllul Job•• a,.... tio, rec. facil .. ck>led 1ar· 1996 Maple No. 1 642-3813 Apirtmi nts $159 &: $164 mo. bedrm1, end l ·.&. recrea· 1• Clemente. 492-9136 or price. '45-5073. qe. GflJ heat, cooktne &: 2206 College No. 5 9112-?0M Call About Our New g Mo. Carpets and Drapes don rm, aauna baths. etc. Ines ·~· CEMENT WORK, no jab 1ao water aJI pd. AU adults, no LARGE 2 Br Mobile Home. Ltue · Prosram Available-Air Conditioned Adul!J. Our SUn4a.y att•r-ALCOHOLICS AnonYmOUI· tmt.U, .nuonabli. ·Fre e pets. From $165. . N 1 BR H ·u 2 BR 1 Ba ~vate p,u., noon B-B..Q'• °' Free Art • p 0 ~-• H ~·•• u . -· St CM adults only. $135 mo. ow. .......... • r-~• Ltsso?ll starttn• ooon. ti mes Phone 542-1211 or write •. ~um. . .in_,.,..,...._...,., 381 weal. Bayt 64&-0<ih . • plus uti!ltie•. 545-6998 $137. 2 BR, 2 Ba. 1196 per HEATED POOL HARBOR GRI ENS 11~-~~122:1~.~Coa~ta~M~eaa,. ~IWIN'l'ER Ra ... 1 eoncr.1t month. C&rport &: StoTace * * $170 * * ~Js :: cpll, -· bltltl ~Al<>m• Ave. 495-012 Nr. Scltook • SPS:ciS:s • Jal. . %"'~:~: ~~ •' 3 Br. ll> Ba, newly paJnted. 1_,.:;64::,i-:::2623::..:al:::tc.::•~·=m'=-:-1 Lido Isl• H ro·D~·NCViL~. Well·De•taned Ap11 dollars LAlot --PATIOS. walla, dr1ve, 1nafall Bltns, cpt/drp, encl patio. Onl ¥~ Sal 1 •· 2 BR I T · new •--aaw, ~· Nr aclt!a & ahop' .. Children 2 BR, IUO. mo. Adults y. * J BDRMS. * -South ta s . w •rraoes. ~w·~ ~- OK. no peta. 880 Center St.. 735 James No. B Call Some Vlew. Adul~ only, (enter 2 blk5 W. of Bria:tol, F~ $1tl. $2'15/mo ftm09e. »16611 f«dt. • ., ~·· ... ~ 516-Tl85. ,.. ~ th ott Warner on Linda WO¥, Sha< cpts, drpo, aawta1, CLOSE to famouo aid ttarla llD0,000 2nd TO, $10,000 Found (frM M•) 550 * CONCRETE '"ORK • CM. <l'W'_, or .,..,..-... ~8:'m.36Q 1::~zOs E\rea. IOUth to W. Central) pool, jacw:zl, end pr. 3 BO, 2 Ba, 300IJ aq. Bit 'ST lneome, SoUd leCUrity. IJCENSED AND "BoNDED LR.G. 2 Br. 11Ai Ba. shag l BR Carport. Priv. patil. Santa Ana. e 546-1525 Quiet Adult l!vln.r Cedtr, 2 u. brk. frpls. Lid WANT: 1A:ip APT, abop'I BROWN A black Gennan DlCIC'OR WALLY~ crpl, bit-Ina, frplc. priv. Crpta:, drps, all elec. resp. MERRIMAC WOODS Wub Eq S8000 Trd Cf!'nter, office Ol' '!??? Shepbl!rd, approx. 1 Yf' old . .::.:c:::-"';,,,-===-"'::..1 patJo. encl. gar. 1 hlk &dults only. No childttn or 3 Heated Pooll .ga Merrimac Way, CM for~ St.ate. &ff.osrr ' * Bkr 5'7-6469 * 4 beige paws, leather collar, P'LOOR Work A:, patiot, IChls. 837-9842 d a Y', pet. $125/rno. 548-1322. 1Arie Oubboule etc. BBQ e <It! . . , \ no tags, vk. Seaahott, N.'B. drtvewaya Ail dew al k •, 645-6345 eves. 2 Br apt, trplc. pvt patio. G-Cbllt •edwCant 2 ?3n~--TIME FOR WILL Trade 21)..IISO acres of HA. VE Grtat Dane, 8 mo. 642-9656 1.Jc'd A bonded. 645--0IX 1160 Ph ..,~., .. ~ afteT 7 ...... .. • DOK~ ""'"-~ old lone earfd &payed AKC · · · BALBOA BAY CLUB · · -From 1119 "'UICK CASH ,,... Nevada RecrUtional "If•. femole. Trade for FOUND ""'1¥" Schnauar ContrlCIOf Terrace Studio -Barpln. pm fl wknda:. . ( =-~-:-"----includes he beat a-aJt cond. ,.. land tor eatablllhed vendlnc $300 motorcycle dirt bike. .l Poodle fernalet, vtc. y,....IROO ·'--M_Addl _____ Eltlma ___ ,..- Tranllferl'ed. Tak• 0 v er 2 BR. 2 BA Studto Me" Verda ' SOUTH COAST THROUGH A route of "1ual value. Call 615-7689 dlanap>I~ A Beach Blvd.. pllns & 1.,....~· ~ « j leue. Furn. avall. ~· Crpts, drps, patio. P0096 I-DELUXE 2 & 3 Br .. 2 Ba., VILLAS DAILY PILOT Randy alt 4 pm 8'7-6947. FREEAClear ·GoUCoune H.B. 536-8151. 1to-. 1-~. Clim.-~ ext m. 83'·1856. 1. 1 child ok. 646--04 e·-•. L-. 1•-up. Rent.al lllD '"--·~•ur Blv" •J "" · ~...,.. ....... ' 111;1 5ILI """ -~UI ... CLEAR l ed lot De lot. Canyon Lake, $8500. FND. Gtnnan sh. p h 'rd M.7-1511. EASf!R ~ial! 3 Bdrm .. 2 • WILSON GARDENS en: Ofe. 3095 Mace Av t .1 __ ~_:Sf6.MZl.:o.:~-~ WANT AD ert !Qo)oll~~;ple Vane;. WANT: Fbcer Upper, }Jome ((emaJe) \ vtc, Slatter • Addltk>nl + RtmadfUrc Bath Move now. paymenta lBR, 1~ BA, crpt/drpa, ~l<Gt them ttau DaDy Ptloi Trade for or Apt1. _ Ward, F.V. A1k ·tor JO)'Ce. Gerwick 6 Son, l::CC. atsrt lat. 1165/mo. Call -~po~' UO~. -~II~~~. :B42~-6811~:i-;;.: r~O~AIL~..:.Yf;;,c:..,,P~1LOT'ff5-[""'~-i~a~c~ti~lollff~ l ~Cl~u~•tlled~~· -g§~~· ~~~~i64~2~·~5~6~7~8~-;:;;; MOroR HOME. * Bier. 547°6469 * 961Al81. '7H041 .. , !149-:11!0 962--0670. 1 1.k,BR, .stove, Ref_rlc .. 1 ____ 499;:.;..·2595='----SPARKUNGJBdrmhome, FND. Black wit.an le whl!M!', JACK Taul&ne.-~, 1 BR Bache!OT w/1tove UllhWuber, Crptl, Drpl. • mac exchllll.ive S.A. 1treet, half grown <Joa. J?art Bluet nmod tddlt. a nt exp rolri1 .. crpts, drp• 1150. n1Jam ... 1135. 540-Q33. ~ STAR. GAZE~*~ Exchanae two tree A clear 1126 Sharon Road. WAN'!': ! ? Vic. Me .. Verde. C.M. Llc'd. M, W.,,Co. 1111-: eltc & water pd. 2515 D Oen• Point '"l' h0ute1 ft.r tncome property Income property or ?f!.1~516-~'1308~·:..,...--=-=Ji'~irf.~=...:cc..:.::...:= Elden Av•. MS-1657. ....;---------.4l td 'JtCL\TJ. · * Bkr. 5'7.e.69 * MALE -..., mostly bl~ E_~lect_r~lcat _____ _ LARGE 2 BR. 2 Ba, bltltl. At.,,." M v-o.i,--M .... ~:Um LoV1ll John1, 1!11lter ~· -2 BR. 2 BA. Uni. Apt. SlSO. new crpta A: dr'pl, balC0""3· ~.ui. 1t Y' A«Otdi•f to Iii•,,.,,. Y Oef. ~~ Q).0382 PANORAMJC Bay Vlew Apt w/tan .l wtit. Laokt llkf', e e e .~ e e !d."!~; .• ':: •. pets. l:IO Cenlu l11! mo. 837-3927, 837..fil?I. To cftwlop-lotWodnoldoy, · '} for luxury llvloa. Conalder but bllllff than a Beqll. FA'lllER A SON I .x vu-""° nodwordsca1...,dlrctol"UTtler1 !.'-S<f SACIUFICE-$19,CKKI Texu San Fernando Valley View Meu. Vertle area. ~..QitO. Decon.~. ~ arptn-* Larse 2 BR. $125. t • E..., .. .,.t __ B ... luff.__....,._,~-1=~:"'· ,1 ~ ICOIM Lake View Estate lot for portlon of $37.SM eq. MALE Airedale', oven:hot try, plumbl111. w1rln&. etc.· No Petl. 717 w. WUIDn NEWPORT Bl!ACH 2A¥0id )2~Dldllonl oc. u FOR: Equity + !T in tine Art 873-MOO, 62'3-ll44. jaw. vie. came:r of Maf'ltlie· • seneratitlnl op .• 25th YT· Call m-nn vtlla OraMd• Aptt.' , !~ ~= ~~ ... HOfo.~t mobile home. motor home (9) R-1 Lota. Vl&ta, C&J. rite A. Oit Hwy. Cdl>f. No ln bus.· Uc.'d • bondtd. 2 J1;1t CONDOM?NIUM, 11i' tour bedroom.-with b&J~ 5y.., 3Sr... tSl"""""lerl ).15-1742 OT Cll'. Prl party 962-0564. Clear. S25,(Q), Trade all or ta,p, Oea collar.~. ~5 BA ~ $1'3. Jtt ._~ 6 below. Gracloul ~=..,...~= ~f:kdfii 1 part. for hou11e or tncomt. FOUN_D: f'emalt 8 a•'• t • • • • • • e 637-2943 e 1J"'""• 6 _,,_. &UlTOUndln& IAf<tft llS.. ",_ QUAIL Valley houle. wttk· The Doyle Co. S4&-U6l. Hound' you n I' We 11 Et..r.Cl'J\lCAt. WOJU(. All ... , .. _11~-:~ ( .. ,.~ tGM 3'Will ff A end retreat, Nee! $11.500. Orri1 -med. 968-2XllJ. k\ndl. Bla or ama.11 Uc'd A $US. 2 BJt. I1Tll'tl&c. New for ...........,. with awarttl. 10Wll .,~ 10c..i.w.i. Clar. Exchan&e C01ta •'""' 1 r£u -• crptl., It drp1. Idea.I for Near Corona del Mar Hi(h l lh" ,.,y., '''~ Mesa hou,., The "-·le eo. 3 Dupll!Xe + 3-on-a \of, WHITE Mtn. fernalt Poooi. In&. FTft ea~__,...,,........,. I M V ~-•-•oo1 ~-' ...,~-a ,,_ ..,_ -nv-· _, CM !OM tots! -ru Ex ~-rd <-1enJor 1d ti. ti& t1Ullf ~ •.-.. ...,.,.ape, .,.-1.)TN AJ Cai•lrSoii 7)T"'"" 5'8-ll68. Oui1 ' ' . ~ .. v . , ·, vie:. McKnlabt l>r., Lqw\a1 -WI...-. area. ~. bUilt-tn k1teben appll&nra l•Yw .uv.., 7•~ cl\ina:e •ll or pt for TD I, Bfach, ~ 'j;;.:....;.-..;::...----1 B' M V-13S AMIGOS WAY ....-1 llOtlltilM 41'--l 7SW!th YES, Wt have bl.DAM•· And cle:u mtr hme, eampr, aute ' GA!tDENJNG SEJ\VICE *2 BR. 1 ,.,, tll , Ooldwtll, Bankt,r & Co. 16HM 4,.._ 76,.._ or J-4 BR hme:. Aft 546·~ Fnd. Ftmal« dol. Tan w/ CLEAN.UP. TRll\I -· ap/d'l"'/hlilll. f.(anUlna Aa<~t ,s. ""7· ll~ :=.. . ~1:.-,. net •Jltftd•blel 11'12,000 fruit blotli m.ult. 'Vic. HoU 6 e N&-'lbl e LI'S cloaeta .. 1150. Adultl> -1 BR.· • BAT;Ji -ltY-... ~ "°' phuttat\On • amaJl c&ttl• N'PT Beach duplex. 3 BR.I ~'M!!"!!"°~U·~FV~!14!!7'.!•1S36~_,,~lj~u:;;;;c;a;~.,smibl Nop-~••M • " ~·-• . .,_ r111cltlnAu.tnlla10RCaL 2ba.es.unlt.$65,000Val.1, " · ,,.Japano111Ganltllilws.Mct c.,.,, Jo>•...w· LIO 21 T• 91 ltY• T1ke 2l to 27 ft travel trlt. l ost ~ Alao Qnn..Qn. Fl'M lat. 2 Br. 1tudto apt, Fully carpeled 6 drapod ~JUtr21 i:U""' !A ' a,._. pn>p, Agt, 615-7225 HIR ""BCabrlU St CM 2COvtrtdptriclnsltllll uf 21~ "IW llYfllt * * * upartdown.Owntr/Brok· FEMALE blk i.-.i.1tr cat. •·e 5*-«J2tattlPM • ~ . ~ ' ' ' Gar A water pd. ~ Mo. A ' ·~t:;"' .. ::::-=~:: . I "· 615-096! Ev... pink yam ,.,...;;j~k. Vic. EXPER J- Yr!y. 1U Anilp Wq, NB l:W'-• .. ~ 1 .. 11~ LAKE 1111>e11a vttw lot ZENmt COLOR TV, 23". N•Wl'Ort HWa Dr., Eut. Completa Jd ...-. NM! 2 LARGE Br. aptl. Patio, • : -.... 0 .-~=-~= :: . -cloae In Wolll!rd R•IJlt•• TRAQE TOR ANTIQUES 64~1!3. • R<lts. no. •t IQ 1!11 chUdt1!tt " dot .... icomo. • = .,_.. Al/l.D """""""' .,_ .. ....... $2.000 equity fM travel traJI· OR ANY'llUNG or VALUE Hou .. H.nUnC? Watch tho COSTA MISA A4 till CaUS.l&tS. -•a ,,.,,r.nla.,.·,.e'Wti. tO~ w:..l,11 erordownonhomeH.S. ATAPPROX.Sl25. OP~HO\ISE-l•mn. N-Bc1t•---~ I Br, 211& MliiliOCe1iO Town--~I 011.0.-~ '°'-().Ill!. ••tt tt 64&-0!20 •t ~· ~ ~~· --,.,._. 1$1-\&I _, .,. •. SIT-·. * HOOSE Hwttlnc! Wstclt tho Lawn -btt" houM blbt~ crpts. drpl. l'ul .-ii• &ro l\!SI • pttono, * ~ * * * * OPEN HOUSE coluntn. Comp. SeN!co 542-W!. cs11 .... l .S4J.o5111 :;._ _ _:.:.,.,...--~--'-----<'---- ------ l '· • i l . . ' ' ' '111111.Y PllOT T-, 11M11 14, 1972 . .AL "I G&ltDEIOllG llo ....... .to amall le ' .... ...-. oaJl .. ".. 5rnlQc Ne•JlllF., car.. Ooala ..... Doter·!,.. ______ ,;,.; ____ _ ~=-SEI ~KNITS -Bl' Tabta SPECIALIZINe 'IN STRETCH !&1CNIT FABRICS Nanay .: .............. r& ._ ~ •nd LINGERIE . , ~·';': ,~"::; A1r1r~ndt Strotch 'l'oltel'M .,. .. _ ...... nt. HJ.<1347, V ..... & luttwli:k Potten.. ' f'ARADISI! • OARDININO W'aDo'-ln(f -eau;·-* LANDSCAPING 1! . lowm. S(lnldn. -..,,..,., de&nu'p. ..... Uc'd, ::tb·= SlrYicll' *. Comj,,lete LaWD' MaJn. tieW.. Home, O:auP!erciaJ .. Afls. flHl85. FllSf DIT FABRIC STORE In Tho Hor~ Aroo 'II Offorl~ rm EXPER1D1Cm ' • SEWlfG INSTRllCTIOr. ' ond .• Highest Qmlty Kiits • LARGl!ST Sl!LICTION , LOWEST PRICES ' • • ' Schools and ' Instructions ' . ' . I This variety of fine schf'ls ' could introduce you to a new tomorrow. For further fnl..;,,etio• r•rdin9 Iha Dally Piiot s.h .. ~ and ·ln1fru•tlon o;radory CALL °642°5678, EXT. 325 A NIW I'll-SCHOOL ',,, TO MOTIYATI YOUI CHILD _. IN HIS MOST FOIMATIYI YIAISI e A Total Rt:adlneu Program e A Ltamin& Environment e Morning/ Afternoon Teaching Session& ~I ,~' THE EDUCATIONAL READINESS CENTRE 2070 M1pl1 Ave .. Costa Maoo ' ' ·STRETCH SEWING CLASSES Mamilt & EYlflinr 2199 FAIRVIEW ROAD 141 433' ' 646-30a COSTA MESA • 540·3268 CO_llPLETE Lawo • ..-. -· 11ao1i. ........ J .... - ChiJdreq discO\Ter great things at onr school. Themselves. . ' I 'NEED A GOOD JOB LEARN-A-TRADE ENER EIP<r; ..... Dot * S..'13'13 * :Yard. prip. eleanU"P'· --dirt,' i.. . I k l.p!lald er, t:.ckbaa. 11T,-.. 1--,' .................. ......... n.r.,, ·-. ··~Ml*ll .~UT;;. ... ............... . DAT AND IMNIH' Cl.ASSIS EMoll Now For • SPRING SEMESTER CAUfORNIA PROAISIONAL (OLLIG•· Our school. Early Achl•vement Center. Unlike most prHchools, we do more than keep little hands busy. . w~ k••r. little mlnds busy .. With sc once. Math. Language. Art. Sociaf.Studles • Things like that Impressed? Don't be. It's not what we teach that's so special. It's the special way we teach. We encourage children to discuss things. Touch things. Act out things. , Sil they will better know their capabilllies. And themselves. . (Which is just about the greatest lesson of all.) Ok, Ilka to.discover more about us? Call or wrtte for our flee brochure. Or drop by cur Sunflower school. We're open year 'round. Sc par~ can come In anytime. And children can be enrolled anytime. . ' Sunflower ,Early Achievement center 2515 West Sunflower Avenue Santa Ana, California 92704 714154-0-4750 WESTERN TECHNICAL INSmUTE 1110 "C" So. Claudlno Pl1c1 Anaheim .Classes Starting Soon • COLOR TV SERVICING • ELECTRONIC ORGAN SERVICING • REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDmONING .. Why N~ .Start Now! PHONE 772-7856 TREE-.-.... ""' I 1~ ' =:::~-up . ..,..._..,...~ ( ...__.~·.}~ LADY wanta lloulOcleanlng . -. .. ~ ..... 'truo. P.111111 .. " .___11_ .... _ •• _ .... _ _,ll iJ I I~_,..,.~-"""-""-·-·~ lntereSted In ·' I I 13.M,111-3637. ' P1pemo111l111 · lJllifi" _.., Yaid A '. BRINGyoarblk/WhtTV.W• BAnu•IDS n-..:... .. A Yard * PAINTING-PAPERING fix it for $20 ar lffs. Ex-Adm Ant. Sh $800 . ~ I ~ ... ~'"";;.~.Interior Exterior eluding plctuft! tube I: mt. Ex~. Construction to $650 Neiahbarhood.bttr bar, La- Hi,.1·1eloon·'lll Uc. Inc. Guaranteed in&: or broken par 11 Sec'y-PurchuinJ: $550 gun.. -N.a. area. After 12 " ... ,..,. , " Call Hanit · 6U-4S5B ~. ' Exec. Sec'y-Anaheim to $'100 mon, $9151. DU!'OI ~ SeMce ftt' INTER. A-Exler Painting. * BLAINE'S TV * Sec'y-Spa.nilh Helpful $600 BEAUTICIANS needed day ~ Wtndowt· 6: c:upet Llc'd I: Ins. Refs, Reas. Servicifw All Brands Sec'y.Pmionnel $:'liO "' night work. :167 E. 17th St. d m "''" 150I · · Recept.SO. Laeuna $500 C.ol!ta Mesa. SG-9919, uk '!" •· -·· . n.tes. Frtt nt.., CbuCk, Authorized Magnawx Cr. Clerk-Hospital $500 for Bobble. ... Afttl S.11 C.rpets 6f5.<l809. . Known for honesty 540-4313 Mgr Camera.stereo S585 'sE~Line •--h~ --~ : After ci.anl"I e HOUSE Med Re\:e ti . ..~ ~ -~·• ·~ PAINTING • Tiie p T _•,.ollist , •<t ~~hr women full p/tlme work. ~ Otanlns Saviot FREE ESTIMATES · · .. .,..,i "4·ilU We train, car nee. $SQ.$IO CuJ;ets, Wl1*twt, F'Jol;>retc. Call after 5 P~f. 496-3668 CERAMIC tile new &: P. T. F /CBkkpr·Lag$3.fJOhr wk 636-0842 5.1~35. Reaid. A: E:omm'I. ~lll. p A JN T JN G-H o N E ST re mod(!!. Free e1t. Small Cost AD&bst $600 -._· -,-,-;-'-,---H¢jd~ING <and/pr CLE AN. GUARANTEED ;Jomi we!come .. 5J6.:.2426. F/C Bookkeeper $700 Bo'•t ReJNirm.an ............. i.;. by ........ Reta. k Li nsed A insured Recept/G. Ofc to $525 Perm, job, fringe bendit1 . ............,.~64>nn:e :':.si«i. ca . Uphol1t1ry , NEWPORT Call m<J 337-2S01, Lake looarne·i •x PROFESSIONAL Paintinc REUPHOLSTER NOW &: Perwnnll Apncy Arrowhead Mari.nu. · · Inter 1: Exter. Reuonable SAVE!!! Call Ior Free i33 Dover Dr., N.B. BOYS. a..uuc ,.. Toner Tax Rate1. 557-7455. EsUmate. 64)..lllQO. '42-3870 Age 10-14 to deliver papen =P!...i~'i: ~PAINTING, Int; ••xt., ,..._ · · ADVERTISING :.::: ~.Point, San 0.- 1 ~ms~~~~ ::·Uc~~l.ocal ~m.t · J(IJ J ~~:r:n~:~or 1h~~ 0A1~~~L~T .John Toner. PAINTING I PAPERIN,G, aectttary to work into broad--'=c:·~~~-- PROP'E S SI 0 NA L Tax lByninllarborareLLlcA: Job--~• "·lo er responsibilities at fast· BOOKKEE_PER bonded R.er1 film. 6U-2S55 ;".,.."""' m. 700 paced Newport Beach ad· Exper. thtou&h trial. balance Nn1ot in the privacy of • · ' · verti~inr agency, Braina:, wtnted for medical co. ,)IOU?', home-MOit $15. Pool Service.&.. SCRAM-LETS initiative, &: sh required. located in N.B. area. Please · 111-1829. · ln1t1ll1tlan ,.,_ . Coll 133-1670 to,,.,ard mume in con- JNOOME Tax Returns By ANSWERS fideoce to: Manager, P.O. Public Acct. Ras. Home er No WUrinf< A/P CLERK-STENO Box lOl!llO, Santa,Ana, Ca1i1. Olllce. ~. * WALLPA~l!R * Gen'I otc. duties, heavy AIP 92711. • :::a • When )'OU c:mll ".Mac'' Peanut -Peony -Aroma-& phone contacts. ~ or CAN '""000 L•n11K4tPIN sJ. '"' 846-1711 Beside -P.RISON speedwrltlng 'Jlref'd, but not . you aCC"'.pt "";' yr. ' 1 Sill nee. Startj,ng Sal $425. Near income al ~allty . II 80, , P R 0 ·F E S S I 0 N A ,L Pllller Potch Rlpolr .Y poetry• , O . . Call yoo may qualify with Katlly SPRINKLER SYSTEMS fn. 1 ' He who take1 what Ian t .C. Al.l'pOi't. Mn. Alls 839..f70l F" p 't Tolovlslon R~lr Holp Wo-. M & F 710 · Help Wontod, M & F 710 . . . ., · A REA~ ESTATE CAREER' Prepare For State Exam · In Four W~s LicensinCJ Preparation For • Real Estate Salesmen & Brokers ·• sciles Succes~ TralninCJ • Employm~nt Placement For Graduates • Dcmy And . EveninCJ Classes . Far lnformdlfon~Brochur .. Frff Guest Lecture Orange • , • 648 'No. Tustin, Suite A ••• 633-5032 Newpart • • • 325 Old No. Newport' Blvd. • • • 548~1192 EDMOND F. JACKSON Ro.ii' Estate Education Sinco. 1964 .ACADEMY REAL ESTATE · CONTUCTll fr INSURAHCE SCHOOLS ' -h>'s'n, Peterson, 5.57-1850. · or• P · ~ at a cut· rate price *PATCH PW.SI'ERING • wll 7'· Guarantee. Free All typn. Free "ttmat" Soon will wind up In . a Accountant.Bookkeeper, FIC C~AUX:UES=~•-Pl;!<_,?." Holp Wlflleci M & F 710 Htlp Wont..i M & P 710 Htlp Woftted M & F 110 Holp Wonted, M & p 710 eat. ACE SPRINKLER. co. C&U 540-6825 PRISON. thru P&:L. en or z WK"t .i:»1.1a11, • ' ' ' , I ~~~~;;;;;;;:;:;;;;:::.:/ ·-· Jeli'Wontod Fomolo792 Call ~72 l.agunaartt.SU5perhr+ COOKS, wa! ....... ...,. %1 e EXPilrRllNCED e * FEMALE-TAPE DECKI ' .-:,LANDSCAPING* Plumbllll ' AMBmous ga1 _ ,..,,,; & ~ '5:,_~ dally, dlshwuher.C<llonyKttchen, MARINE MECHANIC HELP: 10-5.nd>lOshata. n?i:-1' FRIDAY-VARIETY ·Newlawn, ~ ECONO Rooter.Se·rvtce. :tfi;ED help at tl:lme! We teach prof. makeup techs. ' • 2T10 Ortega Hwy., San Applytn1peraon Some experience in car &fOOVYCo, needsaharp 5.11"'441 Oraial ~ ss. Main have Aides • Nunes • Vlviane Woodard ,Collnetlcs, CHll.D C..,, U PM, Mon Juan Caplltrano. Apply in Basin Marine, Jne. deck aale1. Mutt be aa· ~ f~P respofllible pciaitlonJ IPRIJlllCU2tS htalled .I: Jinn min. $12.50. Service HouaekttPen • Compan-~-. 842--6449. thru Fri. MetUtt woman .• peraon bet 2 p.m. I: 6'p.m. 829 Bayside Dr.Newport Bch cttnlve A: knowledgeable. Cali Ev 89f.1J61 ' ... la-. Tnes 6 -ba cJua, $3.!50 •. M.-Qus. -e Homomakm -Up-ATTENDANT Own tranop. 1168-n!O alt 6 · • COOK: EXPER. Foetory . Ask tor Mar-Jeanne at: PRl~R!TY JfiiMK4d, P'ne t1l MJ...Q15, B/A. Blue: OUp Stamp1. john, Sff-1511.. For 1arp apt complex. 18 or pm. P /tlrne. Mbst be clean 1: EDLER INDUSTRIES INC. 179 !:. l?th St. c.o.ta Mesa PEROONNEL AGENCY • lJ.19.:llSl. Wanted, ......,tarlAI Job. over. No long hair. pleue. CLERK TYPIST .,.t Apply In penon only, HAS IMMED. OPENINGS FRY COOK-EXPER 9107 Bolaa Ave I M111nq SAVEonbomerepain.Fttt Ltplexperitnct. Apply 31423 Cout Hwy. surtASirloin,:n>W.COut FOR REIN:FORCED Reliable, nite work. Wtttmlnstu • ~**MASONRY est. RoOfinl', plumb. paint, Call '494-2705 Lquna. ' ~:!. i:!t.~~: Hwy., N.B. -PI.Ame .W-ORK•ERS, Apply In Peraon ~A llllurod lnstallatloas, hauling. Worl< Ho)p Wontod, M & f 710 * APARTMENT HOUSE EXECUTIVE CPLE. older, mge clean 17 TAPE WRAPPING. COM· COLONY 'KITCHEN GENERAL OFFICE "33 ,, WOC*. Brick, C.oncnte CU&l'· IJ9..0372. MEN ovtt .21. ptthne eves. s MANAGER. ~ units • new PERSONNEL AGENCY unilll. C.M. $150 2 Br. dplx ~y Mg;nr~R~ 32llCo~~1:'e!lvd Handle orden for salwnen lwllllet "8,.0l!f, Irvine $8 HR. Plumbirl .. I: A ,., In M • Costa Mesa. Send resume tlO W. Cout Hwy., NB + $25. mo. No yd. wk., lite gp•~· ~MPONENTS. ....,.,,..,...=,.....,==-== tn this ereat Co. Fant--•c * ..._1195 * El _ _._,_, 'D .. ,.!;. pm on. pp.,. penon, e 1tati.... •_,_;ence and Suite H ·--.6 tt-ln. Ref's -·d. No '"""~ vv .... l'ULL OR PART TIMI ~u ~-u-...,. .. ,...,..... 'n F.d '1 Pli:u. Parlor, ~10 E. ... -...-· _,.,u, -·~.,. APPLY IN P!:RSON '-'01 O lpot1 Call Eva, &94·138l tllllCK. BLOCK A 642'2755 « 612-1403 lTtll, <N. ~~ •. -ed AdittmNen"99· WrltUe. ~unn n-• Wal ~· Room0ra104, 1107 .E. OOVE ST,, N.B. (Wou Ex-~~LIS!'._~,_!!:_E pit PERSOPNRN!OELRITYAGENCY 11t1f1: ~ PLU¥B:JNG REPAIJ\ \..&6611ul o. , Da y '-'Vl>u>V '-UV9l I: treas, '4Ulpman, Jtl!. from 0 C. AirJort) ... _.ent OOuun.._ ...... , I t • 1111 « No ):i4> tao _,.u MEN ova" 21. ,p/tlme eva. ~ Pilot, P. 0. Box 15«1, Costa ex~. Apply 1Uebard'1 Cof. DELIVERY Routes. eart,v ' NELSON REAL ES"I'ATE, 9101 Bolaa Ave * -"• * pm ,m. Apply in penon, Me .Meaa, Calif. 9D. t~ Sh(lp, Sil! Ocean. HB ..... f . I FAS, Growt.,.. Co,mpany 846-~ l&lll Bola Chica Wftllmlnati:r -•n F.d's Pizza PUior, 16532 """'• pre • earner w com· , needs M Women Im-Hunt Bch · ' I ""!i~~~~--.... ~I l"j!:!j~=~!.,_,_,1-C"'OL"""'J"""'P"'L"'U"'M"at=N-=0-1 BeachBIYd,H.a.· ARE YOU COMMUNAL dental olo. )>act car or motor bU... mediately! Call : Nita' . . ,~0-INERAL OFFICl-1· ,. hr IS'Ylct. M5-uh A Bored Housewile! Earn needs )'GUiii penon w/df:n-&2.M hr. cn4} 'fM.l..262'J. Bridps ~ FUU,. PfI'lme, m Im t . G 'IOU_... .. pa int. , . Account.ant. Bklqn' F/C Extr&MontyNoW!I Full or' ta1 ore exp. Front A ~ck., DEN.TAI. Assistant. Exp'd trne., no ftX'Jt: nee. rat PMltkm for the pl _......,Pl9a?AlloRooflftl Exper. thru Fill. itmta. PartTirne-Forlntervlew Medltait)ve , Crtativt cha~ Orthodontic of. ~AIB=-now~inr; Salary/Comm. Fllller who likn to nieet tht '*A C11 •• • T. °'17 Rootmc. Deal =~ s:JI' buf~~ CaJI 54().0028, ' • • ~Nn atte atyle only. tlce. Hn'tan Bcb a r •a. hab-A to wlp. ~cos:~~ Blulh, 962-006. ~ll~!rt~~r:,'e~ r-= ·• AD -Dlnc1. I do my own -~· llrm. Salary com· AVG 15 hr -Show S&nlh 982-240ll. -.y, etc tor marulnes, FULL time exp Hrvlct ti.. Couta1 AiellCf ~:c:::i•ctallst -.-. 5ClooRI. msurate Wal w/expe.r. Coventry Jtftlry. No tn. COOK, IXPER. EXPERIENCEDsarment blllbo&rds,etc.Notxp.nec. help needed. Chevron Sta. 2'i10HuborBtatAda ma ..... ' S-1111/Alteroilw nslon tnDl A "°'P· plans -· OJIJect., or deUv. Min. SaU<eCook"/f!na .W.urant cutter, full or part limo. No Ile. Umltod time only. l698I Ortep Hwy .. SJC. !ml -. -· • --paid by co. Send ,.,.,.. A are lll. -. W..IM.15, exper. Calf Ole!, Hans, $llM5U 21.Mll.-. Ha .. -lhlnl "°" want to DAILY l'ILOT us s• ti& Lie 6 •· Al11Htlon1 -M2-5M5 salary -imne•ll 111 Box 191-&61. 6"-tlOO. rut mu11a .,. JOit •pr.. -Hanu.t Watcb "" ,.Ur Oo•lflad ods do It CLASSIFIED .. DS • .. 1111. Noat, accurato. z yun ,... l'llB. Newport -Ca. Call 1G-4671 A s.1' PUot a·-llMl1I ca11 ,...,, _ -, OPEN ROUSE ..i..... ..u -call NOW-. "' ~. ~ • • I l ' H G G a a 5, A , • G • • ' \ • ,_, ..... ~ 1•. 19n ID.ULY. l'ttOT• , SchQols and ' ~a, ~~iety of fine schools could introduce 1 , . you to a new tomorrow. Help w ...... , M 8 P' n, Instructions Fe, lurlhw lnt.r...llon "'terdlnt lh• Dally Pilot .... SECREJAR•,-, 1 , ~h .. h .•H ln1truction-Qirectory 1, CALL 642-H78, m. ~25 . " · · ,. ... , .. ~·~--~ -·· ·-- ·DOC ~ OBEDIENCE SCHOOt..-...· PRIVATE TRAINING & CLASSES FOR ALL BREEDS Novlco Thru Utility Also, Schooling For Dot Tr1lner1 MARTINCRES.T KENNELS • 20061 Cypress santa Ana Call 546-0989 CONCERNED? , • , about your ochool child? 11 h• or •h• doing work In publlc school you bollovo to bo substandard for hlo or hor own ability? Is the Cl111 toa large for lurnlng, too noisy ind undlsclpllned for proper concentr• tlon? 11 the t11ch1r personally interested in your child? Do you 1pprov1 of pr1y1r and the Bible In the clauroom?. Do you want your child to l11rn JNfrlotlsm? You ctn m1k1 1 ch1n91 for the· better for 11 little 11 $32.50 1 month at N1um1nn Chri1ti1n School, Corner of S.nt11 Ana and Magnolia StrHI• In Coata Mou. Call 54e.2140 or s.4e.1733 •nd •ok for Mr. Conkling. ) • • ,LET LEARNIN& BE FUN caRlbero montessorl schools ACCllDnlD A.M.I. MONTUSOll TU.CHUI IMlwWMI llllfnlctlM M tMell sS.. h.r.tHMf "' ...... 0,.. -" ..,, ....., Ny, 7 ...... ' .... JNl...,.,.rweek ..... 1 .. 1111 (hi9Mr •t•m•nt1ry 1111il1itl1I Call C7141 546-4531 ,., .. ,..., .......... Other Locetions S•rvin9 G1N11111 c;,..,, Or11191 SMALL WORLD PRE-SCHOOL AGES 2 THRU 6 Opon All Yoor 6:30 A.M, to 6:00 P.M. fULL AND 1/1 DAY• STATI LICINllD CREATIVE EDUCATIONAL & PLAY PROGRAMS. HOT LUNCH & TWO SNACKS CERTIFICATED TEACHERS DAY OR EVIN ING • • 549-3877 '\ fll.W 9&1ftMIUAk• SA,I IUILOINe :tt5o McCllntock Woy, Cnt• MoM IW c..., ef W. & Mtlw FIREHOUSE GALLERY· SCHOOL' OF lRTS & CRAFTS • • • • • Classes Starting Saturday March 18th New Classes Starting Wffkly Oil Pa intin g • Water Colors Organic Painting • Creative Folk Guitar Furniture Upholstering • Mecreme · Classes • Furniture Refinishing 3-D Decoupage. • Life Drawing Lethe Art • • Yoga • Goldleaf Et.c:hing Baubles ,& Beads • Peblaau • Modern Dance DAY & EVENING CLASSES " ADULTS, TEE~AGERS & CHILDREN Beginners or Acfvancecl Classes 17211 leach llvcl., Huntlnt11on leach lhlw-W••• & Slotorl 84:7-5588 .. AIRLINE AND TRAVEL .. ' CAREERS FOR MEN AND WOMEN "' • R•Mrvatten1 e Air Fr•lght C•rgo • Opor•tlon1 Agont "DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES" A.CCUOITIDt N1tl•l'ltl A11ocl1tlo11 Tr141 I T11h11I· . . c1I Sch11l1 • Ap1M"o11ff for V1!1i111s. Ell9ili!1 Jiiitlfu· tlo11 u11d1r th1 FN1r1lly l111urM Stud111t l1111 Pro9r1m. ' Airline Schools Pacific 610 East 17th St., ~nta Ana 714·543-6596 LAWTON SCHOOL FOR MEDICAL & DEllTAL ASSISTANTS NrN CWSES STARTING IN APRIL 623 W. 17TH ST., SANTA AHA ' 541-4461 ....... --... ------... 1Rtquinl 2 to a yt&n GP.ft'" tence wJth a n:tnhnum 'ol «I Tomorrow -Am•zlnt .~tunlty FrH Demonstration At v,.. Centtr w.p,m, t)>p.\na' .i-80 it(.p,11), ohorthand. l<ll<wleilp, or bud1ett, . .che<!Uiel, ·A ad- . rolr\iltritive ~ de- a!rable. · · ., PURCHASING ' . > " CLERK · ·• .,. ...,. R~ulrk 1 to 2~ pneraJ clerical Upttltnce. TyplcaJ duliis Include typb)i-of Ptll'- chu.in& documents. 4UPPliet telephone contact ud &c· count follow·up. Excellent work coDditlons: ana frlnte ~t •.. Apply fo Pirion " · HYllND LABS Yoaa 11 fun! Bharat! Devi tleft) ~ Kalldu have • 3300 Hyland Av•. ' taught over 570 ptudents which rive-about feeling Costa .M~11, C•. '2626 better, success In life, personal fulflllment..A re.lax- Jng for the tint time ln years. . ,,.. Demeftltr1tlen Tenl1ht At I P.M. •Wk Cta .... ll'"aEqual--O"ppo!!!!!r.!!E!!m,,;~.lo!iit,ttl!!IJ lhrt Naxt TIHI .. M•rch 21st, At t:H A.M. & 7 P.M. SCERETARY P/time t. la1'j Y og• Canter ofc: :Harbor area. MU1t ~ 445 E. 17th St., Coat• M••• aldiled t y p 11 t ; · Wrttt COME AS YOU AREi 646-1211 OUll!led ad ro.-131, 'O/~ 1latly Pllol, P. 0. l!ox Ml1 .Costa Mesa, ea.sq... YOUNG SET SCHOOL · Special Easter Vacatioii -Caft!i . . AGES 6-iO ' e flo14 Trlpt • Skatlnt • IMch . e Arlt & ,,Cr•fl? . .- FOR' INPO~N CALL •• . 6-ff.;3706 .. ' .,, SEll,¥Jc;E -' Apply in penon.; .• W Cout-Hwy, N.B; SEWjliG machiM ..,.. ·F!"') torr ftpe'I'. 0 Y·• l'.1 OC Ir i ··sptdal ~; -· 1 ft 1141 needle, womens wear. 4 'jet,· inc. 'l!OIJ 'ea~, ~.M 84&'.-TIO. •. ' 'inoiit a,. ';.,&r~,ce-' lor omall .. -.·-'ii: ;-Ae;;;ftiUar.-:. ....... _,,,... lllJI I 11••=1 • )lllJI I .·~ '·,·~ -~ l[lfl:~.~:~l.' ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;1~--;;;~~ " · · · . · . :~ ... '. lllAYI ... Halp,w, ....... 1'11&.P'JlO IWp W•ntid, MB ".7" Help W-IM·• """ -• tliic1Uii' LADY tor llaht factory OVERSEAS ' " · -· • , '· . ·l•t 'ii usembly. 41 hrs. a day. Sun-MORE JOBS TIJAN·PEOPLE RMI letett C•reer MU!l5 L4DID, -exp'd' 20 to :ce.. 11'&-rtllil•~ beam Trailer Produda. Call All *iJlo. 6 ,.-. New"' ~·join the 45; 1'lll It put time ..• YWI .. Iii=· Ill; c.m,,..,. thoto a-Ins. II ---Ch ild reno 'Iii~-~ Lee :!or Appt. btlwet'n &-2. e ID&ber wqres e Lower llcenle. .._.P...,.._.. ,_ ..... _. - w.auL ...,.,,... e ·Tu benolits "'"do not have a S...U. Tultin, Oilt&·Meaa, Drift, ........ . • F?M --...:.....-Uoa checlc on our Olup: Ai>PIY. ·..o El . . • . , . • .. J..IVE..in couple, Nt"WpOrt ........ ..._... ,.6_1_ •-1 ""·_..-M .,....,_ONE -~ •• Good CALL. 541,4)15 $49 ~••w • ....., • ....," on ,...,,...., . · -• Beach. Expd, Rei.a. eo-.1 ..... ,.~ _ _.__., thru· Fri'Oaly.,_, ecimmlpiprw u4 ... a>ok. 673-3339 bdori 8 or ~y • .,.., ~ ... u:a1 ply in )l!f art 6·. Until employment a=ptell RHi i!ot•N SAL"~l!!I. • and 12::.::.,;<;:'-L~··FIXER OVERSEAS SERVICES Llanol-¢ourM NIM! men -~~to Awbi M1"'--"""" •· · vvm-1617·E. 11th St 8.A. Suite S .. ., earn u,. ear·~ and • . .• ... "'Y _.". • To ~!CJ Per Hr. Fllll ..iea tra!niD( pqram ~"'-to ~·-)I G'~ •s w 3 Mod 1 PART time donut maker .. _no~. --·nt 0..._ an ... ,,.....,.; ...,.._ utt ¥J.o ~ • "'" yrs exper, · e .. .....,. "''"' ...-h ~ -·•~ be un for.,~. -Will .train, nit.es, Apply port:WIUe.ii • .Alk far Mrs. av•, ......... -~-..,.. ::T' ;F."i+,iiJ q .... .,., Loo~~ll ... __ Schm•'dt before 9:30 a.m. F'ema1~. J-··· "r 1-'-a"-at intf!ftlted ta. MUre,.dreu . ~t ~ ·Somt.(JL -=• -~ ~ '~"' ~ well, aa1-1....,. ............ "'P gre!'d. ·~. • WESI'CLlFF Adam• .A,venue Donufl, 9089 804681 ~T'"'T""'.'"~ ·~ . . . ..............,,v . Per.ormel A1ency .Adams, H.B. 98U921. Tarb.u Realtors Demo:, ~ ini.,. .suaran-, 20<l ·W"'cUUDr., NB PLASTIC .· ' .. teed Alaly,plua conurtia-·-----·; _-·· • -.- 1145-:mll FABRICATOR . ''°"'· Unllmlted fucOine. Ap-TILLll , ,. ________ I RECEPTIONIST -OOlce ply In -· 'tooVERst-· ·• • ~ r • JUGH QUALtTY PLASrIC manqtt fDr a n t rn a I TY OLDSMOBILE,.'· • 2850 1 , • ~ '. • .• LUHRS BOAT CO. Now Hiring Lin• A1nmbler1 Miii AaMmblora Apply 149 W. 11th St. Con• Mo,. FABRICATION+ 'SHOULD hospital, N.B. ar.a. Solary Harbor Blvil., Caata Meta. Oommorclal Bant '· ~v:~~U!~: ~:::i~:um;;.~~~ ·SALUMAN to .MU H~ ,,. !lq•.:11. ""1r! Dt/STRY. 40 HR. WK-DAY • Pilot P.O. Box iseo, Caata ~ exhibit i!P¥'· Sa)., ; ldJo I montha -I S H I F T , .A P p L Y I f'l 11.&. Ca. aaa. exptrlence neeHlliU'y • Good . ~ r 1 PEll!llN, EDLER ,IN· ~mlulon. l'!lonf e-1333 -,. (11j) 646-7121 , _, DUSTRIES INC. 21 O 1 !<it a,,,,.lntml!rit ' • . .\4 ioi: "Ir··~ I DOVE ST .. N.& (Locat.d l/)tl,U. 'n '6' SAWYER'~ u..n._ needa Equal 'Of'llO!;.,f;!n~· across from O:C. Airport). /"1.1. W mature wom~n .tor ··:~. P-GEE INDUSTRIES Pi~ h -i!ffoln& A'-'"'' "II!>-w ~,..,!mf!!"J lam·lOam, Mon thnt Fri ~· Jr91,.... I "-· P/tlme. l relJet work . Pft', ~ '1UR ~·A i_'I t Jin e l $50S'$650 Por Mo. anh OU6tl '° otart. -11·: · Intervl""' 5 · 1111: · MACHINIST/tool maker, m Y0tt11K men mechanical ex-~ . SEAMSTRESS ... Some exper. Mon-nuei. ·-aia ,'~ production work. Pleue call hel""'•1 -er. McKibbln s a 11 .-.1" • .l. · • day till 9 548-5435 per. ... .... ,.not not ~d. Now intervlewtn, Jo~or .,.., •. • -r. 1 ' thi&n. .Yacht ...._, · · 1 pm. • Mustbe:lloroyer.Ableto Irvinelndu. •. ~~P,lex. ~Dr:,o:a:r.~.1:.._. MEN ne'eded full time for It.art work immediately, if 540--38M. · · . varloul car wuh dutteo. l! accepted. For_ Info on job HOSTESSES & SR. SICRl'l'~itY ~~ tor '°~'\oJ>oeln. M' F 710 H I W ~· MB P' 710 Help W•ntMI M & F 710 H I W t~ MB F 711 '°"'" .. 11ab1e A J,.,kln1 tor placements call Tu<adaY 9 ·D· !$'HW ... Sl:IER5 ' . ·°"!r . expor. PP f Help W•nted, . • P •n•-· . • • P •n -· . 1 ad k _, apply In ' · " . perooo, btwn 10 .., £ ! nm. • e Y wor , . .,.eue am · l pm only. ExR:Jlldlna commerclal elee-M: La · 1703 .~· G~ERAL OFnCE, N.B. GUARDS-HSKPRS Emplyr Pl>'• fee. INSOMNIACS for reaearcb m...::.'. nN, 1>e 0 ::.,nrtl ~-l .. Oear.m;.~~ 11~ 1551 Mu.t be over 1J tronic1 tti. tee"' .tecniary c.~ . Dft, • '.. ~-· factory. lmmed open!... . PATROLMEN Georae Allen Bylahd Ase"' project on a!Np -n. r -~ ~ ~ IMI 1Dr Ill er Es . ·· Exper. req'd. ~7712. Permanent 8-i-...ent, C.M. cy, 106-B E. 16th S.A. 21-55 yn, Good pay tor 5 Wuh, 1SO Newport Ctr. DT.. A-•· In Penon tellmt !!.1~ ~ , 1WAITiWWW!uif· -~··• 547--0395. • NB, Sierra Car Wuh, 2115 PLUMBIN.G· -•-•-....., .~u • ..::'.~~.-"Ult··be ael! -.·pl"---,.:!,;:o ' • GIRL Friday. Switchboud, atta. Mii, exp, desirable. wks study. $33-.9393, at 158. ~·-.~· Bet UM I: 5PM _. ·~ .... _, -. .._., uu.,.; ~ • a c co u n l • Pay ab> e Full I: put time. ~m. pay. HOUSEKEEPER. S-6PM wkdaya. No. Tu1tln, S.A. Lido Car muat be aper. Gd pay A ween ·itartir .Im' challenain&· I: £rkH".1,..5830 W~ i!fwy, automotive exptt. desired Ufe ins., Bonut, Paid vac. Uw-ln 5 da,y1, Encllsh Walh, 481E.17th St., C.M., workifw condl. 642-1713. ~eo~':t~ rs divttlllied po1ltion. Llberal WAI'I')U;U, ap'd'.~; • .,, but not neceuary. MattJ,R Apply Suite G 1peaklnc. Plftlant work:inr Fountain Vly. Car Wuh, PROFESSIONAL .. pH 0 NJ: Warner) l&luy A: frince bene.ftta. over·.~', .tlze·:·lO \ to. ,ii woman pt"t.rtrm:I. Tommy 523No.Grahd,S.A. cond.66-35.iO. l0035ElllsAve.,F.V. SOLICTroRS.evenln11. _,,.,""',;,'!!!ll ___ _.1wrtte for furtb•r in>. Gennu11 'd•piil&. Ayres Chevrolet, Laguna HOUSEKEEPFJl. exp • d MGR TRAINEE GoOd PQ'• Call 545--7663. tonnatlon, or apply In ply In penon,1._ , Be.&<h. 49'-1131 '!' S46-99117. only. Fri. 6 ID I hn. Wuh INVEST IN 5 Needed Howl No "'" Qe<:. · peroon by Tuft, March 11th, R.etta....,~ '.!IF ,- Just ambition. Call Wll90n, PROFESSIONAL pllont 1·5'PM. Blvd., H.B. • Girl JO amwv phone A wl.,,,,... once a mo. Iron YOUR FUTURE ..uctlor Dana Poln~ Slll ~ /, Llaht "cret.uia! ""'" occulonally, Muat be 833-1177 !Dam-Spm. a.nwni.: Caplotrano ...._ ' M.S.I. DATA CORP. wAriiu:Ss. OV8I' ii;.-. Laguna Beach '-· 12.50 per hr. Call Bl Y~Ror cliZl«"ioss1 Noed Exlr• Money? Work In ~ own home. eu en .i 1311 Fiaher Ave .. ~ -~ In . f)lrli>,. 1111 494.-6161 or~ M7·1982 Wfr noon or Many Avon l&1n: 1e19e•nta. Belt deal tn area. Phone Callf. {11.4>: Newp(,n Slyd,.~.M. • •· 5-Glrla Needed !mmed. Part 841-M56 alt 5 pm. Mon or w-10"''"" DCDcn..,.,,n ttvu earn an eotlmated $40 135-1465 betw-t:OO .i.m. Costa M... An equal opportu,ntty WAN'l'ED:·-·'10 ·..,. !~ No · 1"-Yll"tC 1 ~"tl"ttL a wlc or more. Earn xtra and noon. employ!r_ _ !or• ... .._, ~~ ... -4 1ume. oper. nee. HOUSEKEEPERwanted. Lu .. AY•llow c:tD\tv-t.r .J~-· rl"ftllS"._.~ Over 21. Call Wiison, p&rttlme',about4'itlo5hn TaxlC•lt JWV""'-U~ cuh-Ahavetun.too?For QUICK order Fry Cook. Nowlnttntltwlfts QUICK' ca· SH matqrej,el'IO~.~. 833-ll77 10 am-S pm. day, 5 d&)'s wrttk. no oook· Secretaey/()rqe to $550 Details Call, Steady employmfnt. Mesa Plf mo. plU1 J'OOt'D • hoerd . • • GIRL t... 11 ... 1. ...,,,. .i ... no ..,.,,1ng, no dlildftn. Call tor Appl Coot CJ<l'k $500 540-7041 to .... 1111! 8upedor, C.'M. D•y Time c.11 847-<llt oft T:'¥f pm. .-k .... r 1or ..... ,1ns c.11 alt· 10 Aid • """' • ,,1!1311 Secr<!taey •0$500 ORTHODONTIC n.ceptlot> R 1 AL • s TAT. TH•ou~a : • Mr.-..... · •.··• · bualnemnan. MH!!6fl. "' about a nice Job. i1't1r llecopt/CaU Dtreclor to 1500 I"/"""""'· Min 1 yr. SALIS: """""· 2 full liisboy '1 8 1 A WA?fl'llll, '· lorO!n c o Gr•phlc llluotroter , _61_,._1_051_.______ Alie""' H<mw1 General omc. _. to llMlll exp. R«J"ire' aggreutve, tlm• pooplo for our DAILV .. PILOT ~c~c,-·eo.ta ~--, CaJI torn'tne HOUSEKEEPER -Cook, --.c.....;.;.;...;,;.;=o;_-Sec')'/.Anahlirn 1600 cll'ffr minded lndlvldual. f'ount•ln Val;ri Offke. ""I· - WESTCLIFF Uv,,ln Pvt. rm A • bL Frei/ha Pool-Send mume to P.O. Box C t t II I H Apply In l'er-• !NDUSTIUOUS '°""'man 411 E.17th fat !>vino> CM 934atl6830nnge,C.M. on •• NI, WANT AD. "Wb!t• zi:._., .. p,...,,,.1 ... ncy Beautllul home. IH2--w/cooklns ...,., ID help '41-l47t VILLAGE RIAL I~ USS Adomo Avo. ruMtnt r.,.. _,, · l043We•cllttDr.,NB HOUSEKEllPER • Par! m ..... cottee ...,,, Great "I!!!!!!!!!! _____ I'll! a lllbt "ioot' In your TATE, "l·S.0. 'COii• Moo lllem llllD "e.uR''. aaD 645-ZTJO time, 3 dt.)11 week ln oppor, tor richl penon. f100 ~ Ltvls . Mil those baubl•s for IJ1t __ a:71 °"'" tlU'u DlU,· p.J"Jo ror that lttrri. under S!). Tiburon Hms., f .V, Call &ft mo to start. J83! W. Coatt Turn unullt! llama tatD ~ "bu'cks". Call 0111ltled For that ttem under $S0, F.qual Oppor. tmpk>y~ 1'1£...,.. OuatneCL_~ · · tty the~ Plncbtt T pm, 961-0149. HwytJi.11. euh, call NS-Im Ml-1671. tty tha 1'<!1111 Plncl><r ' t . I \ • . . I I ' , , • Do\11. y I'll.OT T.....,, -14, 1972 .. ___ mi.. I ·..,, . Pl R .Jlikl I ...; ... ._. ' l~ I "ha 4111d11 _ ...... _ .... . • -~- , l~l [ l§J . -"'"" 1·:-;;;1;;0;211;;1·;;;;'~l!!J='~1~-:;;;~·;;~'~·~·~:~~~·i!;;1~;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.:::iiii;1 ...,W_,M,f':;;I Mllcell .. 011, flt Celt 81 CrcJM1 , ..... --·=,;;;LN=•lne..,::. __ ,.._ -r••-· ns ... m~IPlo,,.. "'-. u. I • VOLISWA.... CHIYIOLET fJIO Avt .. I .. iW "' -wooled w/-obll· ~ -G4RIWID <rllG ~--'°' · llir.;w;;J 11y ow. 25. -Job. COMPONENT atSNM. Altoli_'%_1oop. HONDA YAMAHA ~ · ~ h!i Pf'1lllh AnthoQ 1 pc 1 t ae 1, d la 1 : p.r'ldb a. •• m SPRING SALE •. """' ~ Strvtce-l«ll E. Cout A.11(/TM/nl/MPX tuner lJ72 YAM CT2 1'& or., _. Jt&.t upen, a HW>. CdM. • w/I trade ~ Jlll>W, 0..0 154 l.IG. ""· SALE $fft, a.v1np. klll!&ctlon ·SU. A fine 5e1ect1o8 WO~~~ ,,••-~--3wtrlluarnJeX~ -IENCEctaa .. ~ llll*Y'•Hfoldlo--· OF -··•·-·-~ Gtnvd.1ro01ll~1a·1 ~-4GGIEHOmlA.SC.49UTU WELEASEAILPOPULAll IW5pe£br.Suvlceutab. Nmlablo,."""'"'".w'llow. In tl>e ~ 8-lo,, , JmJW<ESATWMPETI. NEW&,USID FWI" Bru&h Cl!'...,.,.. dldt -• ·-~ ...... _wec1,llardl12, n Trill'""'~ ea"' TJVEllATES. JAGUARS M•. !.-vino, ~IL ' ol;Ylua, -.,.thine .la I ly 1,30 .... op.a "' all dop ....... Tolot --•nit. C111 -h id tor ... _,,,.,, __ la Qualily" ~N FOR ' II"'· °"'"""' -..... -5 --9119 Vic-:Aft. w. C.M. -delallL ~-APT 'tLEANINO ""'387.81, "°" oa.....a bo1 * iiiiRiY's POODi# * alt L THEODORE • IAUER LARGE COMPLEX Of $114.TT .. triWl JllOlltloly E1!rEll ~ SALE! .,. -a ¥--RDlllNS FORD lulclc-Opol.Joguar Mutt "" tlloloaibl1 experi-paymnO. ol IJ.!11. U.8.A. llfO. A UJ. .).U, COLORS. --· --· :ll90 -Blvd. 23< E. 17tb St, .. PORSCHE OVER 25 Clwt. l111ndltlenecl, & ......... . . '°"5Ct:IES 'flt'•. tlZ'a , 914'1 1'17 t. 1971 NEWP ORT IMPORTS i '64 Bus.,·• --..-... NC!W palJ)t, new • ttrec. · VrtrY q.n. 70DpalaSta.Wllll 6"-ltlll. 1 Factory. air, PS1 Beautiful . ., -vw 11uc. e,tltltl m1. Imo -w111o .-i. 1 owner, a ir, Arnet. racing terior' (2S7BSY) $3lll5. ... den. Xlnl, mec:h. cond . T-Alll'At Ch- $13SO. 9T!ls1313 aft 5. "'-I 1•-v•1 '10 PoP Top :CUJ'per,, New tM S. Cout HW)'., °"""""' Tlr.,, Xlnt c:o1¥1 , Lasuna Bdt Mwit lel.l thli 'ftt'k. $2115. 4!M-T1W5t6-9967 .....i'i. '°"'""""al c1.... Steno ~ W~ -1141--1111. 311 111 -010 1'frm Colla "-6IUOlO Coota Meta 548-'l'llli U.. , · 119 E. 1111> St.,, O>ita ~ JoJrC O>amp, -1ftd -USL • Autot W•-Ml ,68 JAG XKE 2+ 2• I lOot -•• Olut Hwy. W-1131. l9T1 EL CAMINO 3"', - '58 VW Dellve,.,, Van eym., atr """" ..- Runl Good. $375. di&ca. • brand new Mlchllia """ * M6458 * • tirel, u:ooo mL pa, C•ll ~ --· -I wk1, Motw""'-MO • , 1 .. '°""" 19,00> orig. ml'L --,,,.,,N~-,_!M2~pud~-~Bea~cb=~ WOMAN pUtlme 8:30-J:OO 5 IOl,l.G .~~ ~.'12 A~ -Ill! WI PAY TOP °""' -whla., aJr """" WE· WANT VOLVO cllyr. R.et&il £: andwicb lquaJ'e ~ ~ tr,m:! ne;.w 1t am. , CASH auto trans., ~Jfm *hf> • _____ ....,.....,,,~I WllL Buy your car pUI w , maid_. 1n mip11a1 c.nt... ":'!'"' ~ ~ POODLE -. • s """"" 2 ndio, All llbr inttt. l3950. GET OUR VOLVO .,. noL can Ralph ~ 56-ml 51 491 days w • -•· b · .......... bk:k" 3 pant~. Very 645-4330, 673-3621. PORSCHES 673-<l900 -5f9..!0l1. 1t7I 54S-il5T nlle. :::l:.!';!i!i"'' ~ ,.,:...Ne! can "" 5:111. ... --• -. ~ 1968 JAGUAR, tan, XKE . DEAL BEFORE· llubor Blvd., Coota M- ~12ll> or 646-.1317. ,~~;;~~~~ I El Toro.' •• ·' . . --........ he -""" ... Xlnt cond. mGm:sr OFFER YOU BUY! ' 'TO Impala ""'1 w/bllo ~ I'. . . ·: 2 Black ARC Toy Poodles, 2 -ClfrvDlll rT Call 644-066'1 AM ONLY AVAlLABLE SAVE QN EUROPEAN tp P.S, alr, $DIO. •c1o111oa -~ "='f.,~:~':'.'~ mo'1old.l~,11ema1e. . . llWIR i;1a111,1;1 KARMANN GttlA DON BURNS DELIVERY 988-3tlOI. IC!!J Noll HtWn. Sl'lbid. txt. m:--· us.iur~. ~en.. CONTINENTAL Ji:;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;~;;· 13Sstao. , 1 · .. : · ·, *** 11USH ..-Pec1-1 Blk.'So. o1 G.G. l'rW)'. '"* •-.._. m> . '<ft 1 ~-•· · Antiques • 1Dx48 ~j,Ffl/S -" ~ AXC. 5e-3l12 or ~ =.....-i= XWT =ITION ASK,~MLEN -fU utN '71 Contl-t•I MK Ill LARGur·;""" of_.,. =."'1 ~.::0 .. "",. BEAGLEpu,.:AKC,·T-. *Marvin Pearce.* ltJ.GT IOJ.&111 '68KamwmGhla.AM/FM,19'12, l'OJ;lj: .. 911T T,500 · YOLft · 1:.;.,~,-.. "'•pect~;~_~:u;,'; .,.., ~· • WE buy, all makes of clean mlle1, AM/FM radio, . oldN,tayejoandt':italJ1.IP 1o ldl.at oea .. _.~ _.. "1!~ mf1*. are>', A wbt., 11a1;, •. u~ •• , Uled .pom: can. paid 1or auto, ~.OOl orig ml. l eU.me rim•, many other 1966 HarOO,., C.M. -~MS-9.10.1 extras lncludln& Spud Can· in~ Cb.' ·l'rt. 2-6: 0LD'1tuff' mult Ml iron A l&o tri-ccktr. t61--3628. lnUWI llUlllA or rlot. '~ .drtve Jn 1or. owner. $1495. 54()....58M. extru, cocoa brown with Autos u... 990 trol, Mercedn Trade in. S..t~. ~ n~2023 ·-.~~ · 'JP'.{~Toy .~,-swkl 'old • . · treeQl'n.IAL 1, , '59KarmannGhia,neweng. tahtinte-rior5U-4070aftf!'!'4l;jj":i;'::;;:::;;;;;i:;;;j Authoriucl ~Mi.In, SA stJT,tm. , :::_ e1r.:w,..U..~' , sliver~.~ 5U-JB85 ·Sales • Rentals N•w b'"'"" Noeds paint, p.no.,. I 10 Transpartatlan l\).B. DHler wANrED to l>v:Y. ·uu "alien' 6. • 551-3222 1300.,. bos! ottn. 531,9739, RENAULT lals 523-72511 Swedl1h Ror1tra•nd• Mfseellan11111 ~ NORWEGUN ElkhoUnda, 6 lut s v1n .. ..i... w S:A. MAZD'A ' Spec '62 Continental, all power, CloNtmu Plate. 644-4617. W•-.-, 121 w1u. 2 onaJn. Xb< tor .,_ • -.. .,., , $399 AND UP $400 .., bHt otr.... t..1Y1nr ... -..... . -'\ . ., •. ~· crpet.·AKC·ns 1!I0-6811. REcREATIONAL Vehfclil B~Owpe:: &9ft.l6 St&Wan.100% ~Available, tor the lllandl next "6! Appl'-s 102 w~,~. to !J!>Y . u,1 ' fu, Ra< 11\>ou fJ5 to mo A>r. Ra1li9. Ooan. Bupin. Ap II to 1!11 ' 646-J632. • 'iViii?:OOiiicitis:E''d~i;;·j Swe d f 1hRorat'r-and11 G~ .~t 6 w~,' AJCC P6 Wk, plm 'le per mllie. 3100 w. Cout Hwy., $1100. 567-2125. ,:.::.:,::::=------~ GHOUSE ~ CbrlllmllPlat.,-., rue ·•••d le11on1 saff,.(t08.'0tterexp.,.. NowportBeado TOYOTA COUGAR .....,., 36" oven, -· WANYEDll w/pun:hue "2-«l37, Coota Jwoe' 1112. MWl9I. -MM405 ---.:.·-,,-----1 I Sl.19/-. K.•lvtna.to,r '1.A.Y.HOUSI" 114..._ , -CM. ..,.. WEPAX'l'OPOO!LAR GET OUR '6'1Cougar .............. $995 I 1QJl1abt. 1reezer new, ····-· 'n~GP0015LiPOPPY .,,,,,... .. ,..,"ATE 25' u"t··· J'ORTOPUSED~•ft• ,,,.eel.,~~ ~-SS SITI/-. '9&-007~ --•• WEEKS OLD us. u--u-~ TOYOTA DEAL ~ •••. ,. -· -- L Sl'OVE I: h!frl&'., look I: Mutical IMtrumMtl m ..,....& W-31115 after 6. Liner, · 11.eepe: 'I, tvtrY ac-u 10'U' CV la extra d9ID. Ori&:. owner • ~ -W.. the do.r"""..,.. 1 W k old a.thuabua . ""'°'l'• 19111 •WI under -. lie lint. MERCEDEs BENZ llEFORE _YOU BUY! "JO Cougu, loaded. $25ll0.'S-' 5d t50 ft.ch. 7130 OLD Whim Fender,._.,. " • .... puppy warrant)'. $11,IXI. Call BAUER BUICK 1------~-'-I at 1463 Deauville Pl., C.M. ;n1min.ter Blvd. '· . amp with 2-15" J.aL'1. All P,. ·!· T~ _, ~ 675-.5187.•aftel''& pm. , 2U E. 17th .9t. Mercedn Benz L (behind Denny'1). 1_::::;:::::::::::,;::.::o;:,.,:_.,,.:,,_,-_ new -In lop."' watts ...._.._,, 5'+-"""!.atter 6., * FOR !l>nt 'Tl Mo....-. Cloola -. 548-7'115 HOUSE Of a1..:1 DODGE • XENMORE -·-·-· ~.. .... ..... -· L -• A rl a11 Mators bu wuher/dryer/dilhwub:· 1\,4.~ . ..-:· ;+=: -" • ~ L•-,.,,.. aleep1 6, f4lly equlp'd $250 IMPORTS WANTED TOYOJ'I . me c 1---------1 U9-ruarn. 546·5211, FENDERcutm~amp SI0-$3t. &a.195Q. wjt'A.acmt.&C-5158. OraneeCountlu · ft ,_...Gr1rrilfn1 ...-Hornets .65 PQDGE Coronet 2 ctr. "9-'IQI. i400, --pl!"' Tiny Toy PoodlH. Tr•ll•n Yr•nl MS Bn.L ~~~OTA IMPORTS 1116 Harbor, .£M. 648-930! l"'M<ltpdora l"'~•vollna 1ec1an v.a, ....... u,, c1eao. : RECOND. Applianeff a: $200 .I: mike w/atand $45. S wk&. old. MM14.1. ' · ,,.-l"A/n1N11adon $550, Cell S..1f47. · · TV'~ SUI'·• delv'd. Xlnt"1"'4.~,-...,_ 156 •ARISTOCRATS H.~~-~~i-8555 Along1idotho ~·. • ..... !,, .. , H .... ,atockot 'n!1·A'12'1 '&TDart.Good<ood.lowner. Dunlap'•, 1815 N ... p or I Office Fumllur:v • ,.,.., "' • • • • NEWPORTS s ... 1 • .An• .. , Bi9-Bi.9 Savil\fJS 75,00> mt. •/h, ..... VI. BtW1. C.M. SU-1780. E .. 1-·. t•. ~ ,· .• a4 SU&AN 1lmltb alables: &.rd-e Atrro-MATES WILL Buy your car paid for FrHway ......... Aaldng $700 675-5338. • . • • ' ~ .... " ' • ' .. _..., ....... Coot& Allo, ooeveral ...... 1395. up "" nol.· Call Ralph Gonion at Beaoh Blvd, '""'°II . ""''. Harbor Amerlcan1,::=:=..::=.:;.:.==--s I llEFlllG., ·2·d•.,. auto OfTICE' <halr, ~ With -·-· " WORSilAMTllAILERllALES sn.oooo , 540-3031. 1970 IN BUENA PARK Toyota" Jaguar°'"'" HOme"ot Convenlen~· FORD defrolt. Veryidftth • ·"" ~lllllt I: back. like 2709 W. i7th Street c Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. 'Th R •d of Autborized Sales a: Service .. ~8,)'rqents *·*:89:M06tl ** ,,.,, $25.~." ', • . · r.Je'I Santa Ana en•> 531-2565 AutOI, Imported 970 ' e es! ence 9t10 s. <»ast lllghway 19'9 Horbor Blvd. '1'l Font ·c;.i 500, V-3, ..... Ci";.~ . • P';;'-..:.0.'::.AH&J~ L .-==. j~ ~~:;!i.L~r-. ALFA ROMEO M~eclO:~~~nz" ~ c~~'~NA'$1S::"1 Coit• ";i;;CK'4111261 ~~'~:::...~ : *~A C 2 2~ T.L.R., Klmb.n. 0 ._.., ......... f R The Largest SelecUon ol Automatic, air 739"AQC -F1aa. w/J.!5 mm lw • cue. Ill -tD H 0 M • ol OOMi-.' .i t,IO Auto Service, Partt Hf Al • amoo _..,, OWned S.nt• Ano Toyot• '68 lulck ~·a im !~ ....,., '*"'1582. lpeclal JAL • ,,, .bill in SL ,..,._,,. • Se~. dei>L operi 7:11 am •c...:.. W ~.;r ~ ,.,......,..._....._ 111 all styles! New player ~SthnetolMttbeblue~. 10tochoose~ ......... 1 'tll9pmMondaythruFri· ...,,......, agon CO M8-ill6.. 7 PC-YEL:VET & Excluat'v• ~ ~ .. ':..~:ui.i (714~5il.mo PHONE SI0-2512 -..~...u.. Tilt Wheel MAVERICK \ -"'""" -Spt)Wts •a •Grafldf; ....i ·clo .... lllhlnc-Et IN 1ftl.2IO SL...._, da.y. • 1114io.H .. tor,""'erBrabl, · · 'SPANISH OAK ~: -boll-_ ·A 'ho~$800.A,...,beau-~-H-·of ·' mw .. w-•.San••:\U ~xi:=--F•"°'YAlr , LIVING ·• ... GROUP · Kawol.TmuA:rr.tOt . .r ·-.~-,-5.,.,-M,.;; 1111 ........ ' Inc TRIUMPH r .( ·a·),$2115Ch. .., Maverick. Xh\! cond. ~-Mr lvet fa coune v --•• u• -~-r-• ••.o • • lllll!JY yres 8VJ New tln!S, 22,tltltl ml, . --• .,,. 90 • • · • • --· ~, OPEN SUNDAYS NOW ON DISP' •y Auth. e,oc,·s.rv· ,.__ 11~ -2590 .......... "''"" • ....... PENNY OWSLEY co. ~ . ~ I .... ~ ---* TRIUMPHS * . ' -· .. _ . dlalr, ' Spanlah oolr .eod ._,. a,mc . ,r., 1%' BOSTON WHAl.ER Buy, ~:_!r• Sales Servi"' tuto , 71 CLOSEOUT · 946 s. Cout Hwy. <I 'TO Mavmclc 3 opil. tahlei1. )ipm,llh GU CO-. l.ll52Bucl!JA...&otki.ttna ** 5a-G1M "':* Partl Body Shop 6862 ~. ~1:1ena Pk. SPFI'FIRESAl·LOW AS Laguna Beach manual. Xlnt eond, '9'15. '°""'"''s;.ni.h ....,., !JolbilH,tlo!.!0-\~ ~/Morino ~ Pl:>"*1*>11imoa. 'COAST IMPORTS ,G:r-4 " SAVE $111 (91.TTW5(6.99g7 619-lllOS. , ALL f'O~ 11" W..-in Wm -••iiL , . "4 G111x1112t.1&. All m... 1ow 1000.= w. COut Hwy. mm wARREN·s Al..,AYS MUSTANG •' TIRMS-:ALSO , iii.fflii .llijijlijOJfGANa , , pri<a.HtJO!Cl<enolM."'pr. Newport Beaoh ~ ,.:, n, ,, LAY./llllAY PLAN r-l!lilllo..Alfon;Coan • BAIT 'Twolit·1'1.lll ·1>oot1nC us, Anoon, • Ametkan ** $1499 ** Sport _, Center . , 66 u,,.. '"'T .TWADIRS ~ Rt.....,. •'Wolit!_,,..._ ....... Ultft •cldcil clll-Map $15.95.1950 N""'!'-'6T Alla llomoo Spldu, ex-ORANGE COUNT Y'S A Fine S.i.ctloa Wlf'"' l"UllNITURE . ·-R•r•Wlelo•••·· :"""1-.,...,.,, CM -' .. _ Lo •ml. Clria ownr LARGEST • ' . or • Dir ..... PS PB olo-"""· 2tl2N. llrNdw•y.-.A.' Ptanol.'" ... ,, "-:......... "'ENGlNE,1967,GMCV-',305 Dy5'T.mtoreve8*'Xl9 TlOE.llt,S.A. 54'1-NEW&USID· --$'1111(TEYnJ) 1135-1305' OpenTcll.Yf GOVlD llUllCO!I. .. "' • ,;..,._;.,,;,_. E. oomptui except AUDI '69 11•6 R "IUICKS ~~;~:iim<t" · _..._ ..... _.... ...... 'I ~,U8S.O:iN,--..1 --:~ uthnator --' cond ~ WAUIU'r.llCA ---. -~~ Jiii ~ M"1YxtrU,lo'"1j. -' •-1-------__, '70 30llSEL (>pd, dlr. xlnt <old: Squid '"Spedal-ln Qaol!IJ'' 'SS MUSfANG lordtp,. f .,r. TV ...&· ot.,.. Wcolnut I' 51'1-4111 * "' · · Pvt .;;... -· 'in.!l · 'Tl Audi, Supe Ill, Sta t 3 w/sunniof, 1:andau ·Top, 1'd w/.-ic blad<'lat. 1014-IAUER •land&ld lnnl, bla w/fs ....:.~ 3 .:.~ck PIANOl•liOAGANS :511,1,110', .... 11'1<). °'"""' .,.-11 .. 15" -. 4 ..... .ut/1'M FWlyEqWPPed. lobeavall-t:ql')W'" ~-...,.pvt.·!~..,,.~~ ··~· ·r· paint, ... -• "" 1-tbet bacb-swlwl, 8eoo-.,. __ , ....,. __ Lowrey,· ...,._ma a1umtoom I wld4'. Fit Ford radio «apU car. Mlmt tell, a.bl~. ' ~ m Ll.UIUJLOll: ......, -~..., _ n.. • .----..: -·~ ~· _.......,..... · ,... __ ,_ ........... to vw lo tu E. 17th .. =.,.,•ft!', ...._...~. car. tioal&-1.4~ amwd fknl.ftt. Allea, Blldwtn. .te, J'19m , Rdan « ....... 3-.co; or-... · m.G31.aft6.· Authorized 0.. r 5tS.gJJ6 aft 10 am 49Hl11. • Must ..U! t7t-Al41, cond. Mlac -• -·· $295. RENTAU.'llaflJ' lo.9 36 Outtc ~-'""$30.~1J(Seve1. BMW 523-725ll . •n TR6 , Coot& M-· 511-7115 616-<1155. -eonft A end tahlff. Saturaa 10-6 Suriday 12-5 w/mocrina, Newpo.rt-. WEBER CARBURETORS, '69 el--225 :;,:;. ftlv.._ ~' f'llLb'S 'PIANO CO; lll,00>. Alt g pm, 6'lT..W, 48-IDA. $TO each. 646-7582. '71 2IO SE &..g. ne~ paint. O/drive. ·51910lra,.-• 'ti> MUSTANG lWly equip., I.!:!~~:::;:-.::::;.=::;,,. 113! N-Blvd 6'15-6013, 2L!/121-IMMEDIATE . on NrllJ 3.5 Coupe, Folly EqWpped, ' AM/FM Rod . 5*-2319. ttmited? Faotory Alr Oond, pd "'""· $875. Quollty o..i.-r ~ M --~;,41&6= 1965 ,.. o-· crw..r 225 '59 VW bul trans axle $5ll or WJUI to , ..... from. 'TO Tl\ ·6. Immaculat., New Fl(lly ,Equipped, (YQA116J 673-3909 Furn. I. Act;ett. · eta '-' HP $40llll bcot olfer Alt" S pm: Authorized DHlor Mk. X · ti u 1 . Top l2e5 OLDSMOllLE F"!"onabl• N.B. home. L!•· WOU~D YOU . m.-64M!f'I. 2002.'.s & 523-1250 meohanlo;a!. --_._ Tammr Alll'At Chllllli . ' tam . rm. """' 'bdmo.. A BILllVE, 2 Sean,"" State•-•-, 2 pl• Bavaria's '68 M,~,, Bem 250 SE .,, TI mph TR• $750 I""' v•1 .~-0~-~...,..,---1 -~ bdrm~ Conlamp I< --OD<U." LESSONS lkNta,. S.Q • tof ~-'"' ' · ~ "~ ~ r U -\, 1916 LOS ~ta 68 ( llr. •-A··-_..._ 1 .a. .. ~ ·~· Jdwb, 2 fbr&la belts .f 2 Sect Air,· .~ali' .ext r 'a s. *.Call &f$.102T * 946 '$.Coast Hwy. '; Ida. • Vf!TI d..n . local, Period, Week ...., ... ~~ ~ u lonl·.U )IOU Uke! No l"q'; $4lllD 1F.qufty In ClUslc JS' nylon $20 ea. 6'75-f£58, Mlchelln11, ~1670 or La nAAch -i...1 ... 1 woek eods . ...-. fltiatfml. No olollp-Juot Donlab ---. Sell or 642--1598 eves. v'OJ.is~ AG'N .,._w~~ . " n;::;;5e.~'.'1': •"-·~· BUNK 'Beds, Gooa; coc\il. Come Mmli>J'l 7:!1Y C'· ·l"!"'lder tncla" ~ oimtller ' MG • · · --... Bed•preads Included $40. COAST MU~I · , &alletabieoopAeullpr!r I Acitoolwlilt '. ,,jq, I .... '68 YW BUG '61 BU!Clp~ Sam $100, u '68U.tlotl'&Jpr.mefilllpwr. 557-2306 aft2pm. . . .~, s'11p' ava i l~ '"l.'l ant, 1 ,~ c11r' ·H ~ d 'A·"--is,,, • Aalr,cond.$2150, "~ . '68 MG Midget. 4'1peed, ex •• ~,~ , u, ~ ..-•¥• · * 551t7083 * . m-sea. G.r-o S•le 112 TOPs~·~·• F:~. CE·,• SHPammoAlD' FO .... R ; '114/SCf..&735 or fT5-31KlO.· lie t nditlo "'~" _.. care' '""""'-llent condition "TREASURES G"'nllE.·" PENNY OWSLEY CO ., lkNta,Sl'-/l:Sli<b fll GeMr•I f50 SEE S ABOUT • ... -· «WW--& " • • .. • ceDLR.n "' n. -.....;.. .. "';.:'i..· llnall ..... CAD.,~c PONTIA"" -.,,. u OPEL ~1~' .. o'r o ~uPly .. Call ··u.· it' ST. 1971 •EYIUE Newporf Harbor . Em~m ~· CHOICE al.Ip tot SO' 1D ti'• D..J.SES.S in family 1orce1 Overna1 Delivery ~i.:1111 ~ Oub No. :JM, R"m"'""' TV Rodlo Hll'I boat. Slip fl :at' wide, en•> Al•. "<T J ... tnok, CRIV~l!R 111\0TllllS -·-.. .., CAM~ pop.lop. Xlnt SELECTION Of' Sale. Mardi 17-11 1971 st..-' # • , -.. 673-f60S, parHalJy . completed, wd 21 w. 1st st.: Santa Ana ALWAYS cond, '11'.mi mt. 'Flnac. CADtLl.AICI IN Hour 1 lOAM-on-Richardl pocK .. tie up, privll, _min. riml •tires, 4 eyL Wanen 1354171 A all ..... L "' 642.-"'"-OUNQE" COUNTY Market in the pa ti o, ••v h bl ,Id '· cond •59 v ' '""" P~· ~ SALES.klASING Newport Beaoh. WLOR TV~ owr · ..-.. Sall pttt. · Wtr/etec:. 3111 'E. u • NMlJI( · • AulGIDOtive Excelloaco A Fine Selection ,!•;;:mo;,. ,,,...=,....,==-=,-;I Jewelry 115 ~~la~ up.~:;~ F.dgewater Bal, wn--. ~= :n~e,;a.f':; =: G r OF '68 vw, A:uto, AM/FM, Good ~~ C '66 BSA Vklir dirt bike, 411 NEW & USED mecl> • ....ta body worio. U-L ,.~--DIAMONDS. Buy Di..ct 1811 N.,,_ m., .M. Ii] • othtt -l600 or.-· maDel'I - •WHOu:fu\LEPRlCES* 518--3493. I To • ~·I :,•~encpm..2tll-St.; . ., I OPELS 'tl'VW -~to --IW!a.m..• ' Dana Dlamoods '9&-3090 SANSUI :llOOA R..,.I~ " , ·• Apt.' 10, H.Bl ROY CARVER lllC. "Specializing In Quality'' $2l90. '"'."""··~, ~ · • OOSTA~lm!A Mitcell•neou• 111 XInt Cone!. IDI. ll*-10!9 ~ . • Antlquos/Cl"'ln tsa az -81,,d. "" BAUER "'-~DLR. · •llOt . °"" -., Cpe, V-'I, automatic, factmy air COndltioniJ'la, full power, power windowa. p o w e r seats, n.dk>, he a t er .. Whit.wall -....... q,. Factory warrant)' (668AQZ) Kelly B1uo: - price $3165. $2899 STERm. -Unclaimed Jm 2-3:311 p.m. . C.•eero, Sale~~~ 1~ FO.RD c.ota .... . 5• ~.,. Bul•!-;OP-E, 11-JT ....... St. r '&i vw """ Radio, -·. '" Sod... DeVHle lab! ' "" DATSUN -~ ..,... -· G<rpouo. lWly llJIO!l'Y -l'l'ko va11c1 tbru ~ Gananl ,., Auto turn '• [ ' J[jj ' . FlbercJlass Excellen> <Ol)d $8IO • °""'" M-5&'1111 • ~DIA. peel. Diii-All/FM DAVE ROSS air aupnslon s peakers ,,... .. You s bet oli~. > ' •g VW-ta than !iO milet 1tueo.-·Factory ~ ol PONTIAC ~;,;;~.":.d~•l•m,; . . G•m·T., or.;,.~.,, • '69 1• lldadster ' PEU~EOT ... reblt !~bJ .... Exel. """""· ~. 64241911 ' 2480Hartm81vd. tape deck: SWI .,...,, new~ 3 LIMt, 2 Tl..,.., $2.00 Camper Sheft · Dune B"19IH . '56 , , * prtlfll:llJ * oonc1. 18111. -· ''° cad. epe.1 own, &Jr.Nil COiia M... 546slillT auaranteec!. &>Id tor pvpr . , Fits ..... 72 El C•mlno · · I apd, dlr. All clmome wheet1, i;uaui· \ 'llJ VW BUG pwr. SOM-ml. l300lo I le r. 'II PQNTIAC W P S. $300,.-P9 ott b&l&nce of $1XI FREE .to 'lood ho'me W/lota , $225" MEYERS Manx~Veey Oean. hardtop A ,80ft tqp. Exolic ~ \ 1 '.Mast Sell! 6'54379, '46-~. . P.te, '.un In •= J. or b&e over •mall of room! Feinale 6 mo <lid Cill 137.JOOJ· Mille-HaVena~. new. Baja red aterior,, tblack ·bucket Allowu$2,299. ~No.HJ ,66-5'1S2af'ler.fPM '69-Convt. ~te top, new, n,ooo nU. $111!15. payment•. Credit . Dept., Gennan Shepherd, llsht, , nclfw ··~. 10 ··cc All ..ts.•Slerlficel Takellnllll nitt~wARREN:s like new all W&r1o 5tl-ml5. 7141~ beige "'°' with blaok TO ANGEWS ooelkonl u eqldp .. smm,ma. dc>wf.C.U5*-&136.. Sport C... 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N-Ute bpd1 oottmnr. air -tlonlnr. '6'1 T-8lnf, Nf -· " --Sil llond ,._ Kn&Niil ~ jo &d Co\U '42~5671 -.. New Nbher. l cl"tcll. $1ltl(I, 615--11111, Xb< rood, $llOO. -ttfll . wt. -aeod· llOO· ,_ 5llHiU DLll. tltllc COOd., 'lat II ... ........ m:an ........ 5.. -· **54MJM•• ~' 613-«J3, ··-··· ""'theold-Jll'lclofo,tl14-D12 n ..... ' ·. I !' 7 - I ~I ' ' • YQL. ~ •. NO. 74, l .,SEqlQ!'IS. ]2 ,PA6ES '· . . I < I' •• ., I\ • .. .,., .. ' I ' ' ... . -e -Jr,e ' ' ' .I • , • 1'1agor ·spe.RJ ) ¥ I • •( . ri ; • : '' -~ '.\,M , I • :· H~~1y:e .. 1.n ·. · : ·ov·1e f I ' ' ' ' ~ ' f f ' ' • ' • ' . . . . ' ' . . ' . , . . Act.ivities Told ' . . . ~ . '' ' .. • • l ' '.~ alle•ed haven for l!\i<ii 10-, tivltfel bu ""° dil<overed ln Sin Juu Clplltrano -the Misakln Drive-In· Theater. ' ·Mayor' TOiiy . Forsltt told the cOlincil MORdar lllat Ile IJld pullllc oale\Y dlrec· .. : .l!_oliCy , 1;~ . . '... ' ,. 18.:ye(Lr~·aw ... .. ' ... Jeffrey Herman ~fllin Clement> Ii. II yeah old and""lriln to be I cJ.' ty flhman . · · ' But· clty cimC!als have ' refused because ngulatloos !~Id an ip- pllcallt unde~t 'yean old. Herniln, . lnstata ht Ii fully c1pable Of being · 1 full-'titDe • firellgbter .. bOllevea that he ohOUld ..... tllO rlPl tO ity. . . . ' ~ bi bu uted the dly ~ cDmee f1lr ;•. be.ulnl Wednadi.y ~. T •l ~ ,", . • 0 r' belltve thlt I iin qualififid to • -tjie, eaaml•lloo p.eo ·to ap--· plkmti.tor .~-~" tie ' ~Jn o ... tO, ~or ,Wo!lor ·~=ti:i$waw i . '•liw . ..,.. ..... . .. °"" ~: ......... ~~ ~1. _ ...... ...., ............. . It'>*, <Ill& IPt*illmlJ ii .... DOI '....,. .. llnfllldlnl.! 1: .... ·~\· '"'; . ·' . ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ~ ,. ' ~ ea .. . • . -.. • • • TUESDAY, MARCH I~, 1972 -- ~ .. -TEN.at.m - • ~ ' - s e Deductions From Pay Suggested ' DAILY PILOT SC , ~uncilOKs - I ' .Pacesetter ' rr~~ct Miip J --·.: : " .. . . ,_.... • N :niu Clpl.llrano Clly Q>uncll ~ H -Mondoy lo · IPP!"ve the ten-- tatlv! tract map for the controversial 110.acre Pacesetter Homes devetopnent. rt 11111 Ortqa 1!igbw aY. 1 Comcilman Josh Gammell 'to t e ~ agaililUhe lract, 1aytog lbe developmenl was oot In lbe best lnlereill of lbe dly and it~ lbeduly of ocounclllrw! to'""' aider tbe·tnterests cf the city n a 'whole and not an lndi'!!iduat developer. COuncllman Jim Thorpe moved •J>- jirovaJ · attachlng 14 comUtions Md .# stlpulatln~ that all lots will be either 7,%00 square feet. or one· acre ln accotdance with lbe way the land is ID!led. He also stipulated that each lot shape,' frontage setback and a requirement' for 'recreational vehicle parking area be lelt jo IM, dlacrelion of lbe planning ...... mission. . r .. l CoW>Cllmen expressed concern that the lot sizes did not conform to city stand· ards for the single-family residence and estate zoning of the property. · John Klug, repr ... nllng the Klug Development C.Ompany (Pacesetter) told the council this problem waa brought out to "contuse the issue." Scouts at -Sea He ~d IJ!IDY of the lots are not rec- t.ogulaf becauSe they were d .. lgned to fit the terr.in. Many don't have the re- quired frontage because they are in cul de aacs or "knuckles." Ht assured the council that final plans wW contain !all; Iba! con!onn lo llie city'• otandards. Learning while earning sailing merit badges in Dana Point Harbor are Boy Scouts David Mason, 13, Oeft), of San Clemente Troop 438 apd Mark Meyer, 12, of Dana Point Troop 705. Embarcadero Marina in the harbqr is a registered merit badge counseling center, offerinJ qualified scouts free testing. · Tbe·decl&ioo to approve the tract came '&fter-montbs of cootroversy, first over lbe r<ZOne of the property which wu denied by lbe planning commlsaion and approved by>tbe council, ud then over lbe de'retopmcnl of the prop¢y which Wal denied by the commlsaiOn and appealed lo lbe·eoimcll· SW.allows Day . Meld Tickets Nixon, Tr~deau Set Meet In Canada April 13-15 ·' On :sale . in CafH> Ticbtl are on· Ille for the annual SwaU6wt Day'breaklut lpOlllOred by the San Juan CApiatrano Women's Club and Rotary Club on Saturday. · WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Nixon will vial! canada April 13-15, the While Houae announoed today. In , the announcement, I s s u e d liniul~y by the Canadian govern- ment in Ottawa, the White House said the visit would giv~ .. Nixon and Prime Mini5ter Pierre Elliott Trudeau an op- portunity ''to dilcusl c u r r e n t ln- tematronil · Wlues and matters of bHattrOJ 'tnterest tO the United states and The food will be served from 7 to U :30 a.m. at tbe. dubbouoe, 3140 El Homo ·st. · Pvldq,qllriJl.t ba ayeilf;ble i«tli1rJbe ~;.," ,, ,.~ ,1, .,11 , 1 • clubhoule; wbleh ii one block from the . Gerild L. Warren .• deputy While House ~~i: ~ "?"~! ~1 .. 1a, ~e lu pr~~ •• M"tai:1~~Mro, N~lm ;would nu. ,,.r's iliea\i ~\. ICl'O!liblRl --lbe nt • ~ lwo-d!'Y eggs, sauaage ind ~ !l'T1iiff --itrj.p, d~ aa.~ offic\al .viait.1, COmmlltee memben 1i0rltlng" on 'tj>• "Tht Nlxo111 are expected lo go lo QI. breaklul are'Mrl. John. Glven;-Mrl. tswa, but Y{arren WIS unable to say Marie Waller, Mn. ~PetenoncMr1' •.. whether-he ·would Yiatt any ·other cana- Edward Saslon, C.C. Mccary, Fred dla Ill NeWhart Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. A. w. n c es. Speer. Nixon met In Washington with Trudeau Tli:kela are fl.50 for adulla and $1 for Dec. g.7 lo dlscuas Nixon'• subaequenl children under 12. They can be ~" · lri -lo .china. by Wrillna 11oo< 215 s.n Mil ca~; ~ · P -• • or bi> ca1)[M 41W74t. ;i'IC~Ols also lrilf~ . .The.L°";ders also met In June, 1969, at avallab)!·•l ·\!!!.do<ir. ceremooles ~ the )~ annivemrY ~ ' . ...., : of consliUcuon of · the' .•st. Lawrenca · · · s.awoy;'nlef coriierred r.rs1.1t Mwina, General ·' Restin· g . .. 11.v., !hen·ll"•i;, Mon1ru1. . .. . ·The -~1t1 ··ls ·expeclecl lo ,glva ' Trudei.U a 'fiii-in next month oz\ the .ap-From Pneumonia prolimately 20 houri of talU Nixon bad Retired Anny Brig. Gen. ~avid Blakelock, a fonner mayor and city councilman for San Clemente, was reported resting comfortably in the Camp Pendleton base bospJtal today where he is being treated for pneumonia. ~e general, well known In the city, was taken to the hospital late last week after experiencing difficulty breathing. At last reports his condition was ''fair," and Gen . BlakeloCk was expected to remain under hoaJ>itaJ care for another week. Th~ general and his wile, Lou Ann, live at 802 B Buena Vista. IC DAILY PILOT TM en,,.. COtst DAILY PILar, wtlt\ wtttdl k urnblncd the N_p,..._ II M1blled b)' tllt o,.."'9 Cotst PUblllhl"9 comoeny. s.,.. nl• Id/Ilona •rti Pllbll1Md, Mandtit ti!..._ Frlll•r. for C:O.t• M.... N""'°rt a..c"- MuntJngro., llncl!/F°""l•/11 V•li.,t, L~ INcll, lrvl11t1S.cldl•c1c and S•n 0.mtl'll•/ S.11 Ju•11 C1pl1!rtno. A •1"91• rtlllclflel «lltlon 11 Plolbli9'1td S1tlmf1ys Md S1JAC11ys. The Jlf"lll(fpJI PU*l ll1ht11S1 phinl 11 •t llll West 81y .str111, '°'" M.w, C.lUO"rl\!1, '2'». Robe,f H. W1ff Pre.Id~•"' Pu!Hlltl.r Jeck It. 0.rJ.., Vlc9 ""5klw.t 9nd CeMAI Mlnqer Ttiomer k1..st ...... Th:om11 A. Mll'l'Jlllin• Mtlllflflll Editor C'liiarlt1 H. l..01 Ricli•~ P. Han Al1l&tail ~ Edl!W9 ... __ JOS Hottfi EJ C.min• J.111, tJ67Z C>tW..-Coltl M .. ; »>WW...,.,,_ .....,,,. ... di: ,.,. """"'°"' 9ouleWl'll Hwtlritltm letdl: 17'1S llltitdl tovi.t1nl u... hKll: m ~,,._._.. Tel-ln4l i4Mlll · a WIM A'""'•1 Ml.J671 • .. c ...... u .......... : Tel s# a ftM.Q1 ~1·• U.'1CIN" ... c... ..,. ... ltlt t.eiuiMM. --·--· '""'"'"""'· ......, ....... ., adlltrt'""*"-'*'"' :r.r .. ~ =' ... ,.r-..... ....... ... -'~.....,~ =:.:i.;!!!!!!t•'c,,I:;*, htwljlllo:I .... • W WH D.11 ... ,..,.. ..., ll'lll'llMr· .. • ••• From Page~ POULTRY •.. day, also affects San Bernardino, Rlveralde, Santa Barabara, Ventura, Los Angel .. ·s.n Diego and Imperial Coun- tles. - It permits the mavem,.,t of beal!hy live poultry lo slaughter, p!IJI~ und,•r state supervlalon, and " atao .Uows unrestricted movement of . slaughtered poullry which hu pasaed' federlt' hr specUon. . Otherwille, the quarantine however, prohibits the shipment , from t b e restrlctee area of live birds, uninapected · carcasses, and equlpmeht such as coops and cage3 which might harbor the New· · castle virus. The order was adopted because of con- tinuing outbreaks of a rorf:lgn strain of Newcastle's disease among pOultry and pet birds in portion:! of San Bernardino and Riverside counties. Both of these areas had been under quarantine since December. Dr. Philp said this morning that even if a person were to eat a chicken con- taminated with the NewcastJe virus, he would suffer no ill effects. The only known-cases or human Infection ·are among labotltory workers who )Elve handled Newcastle vaccines. Sllght~ye infections were the result. Policing of the birds would be a federal problem, according lo · Dr. Pbllp, who says his ofllce hai not yet been Informed in writing about the quarantine. "Usuilly a quaranUne la In elfect unlil all traces of the dilaaee-have disap- peared, !~.be ·said; "Healthy sentinel bird! are placed im6ng others suspec!Ad of having Newca..rtle's diaealf. aod then are bled periodlcSlly lo aet U they hive betn infected." Dr. Pbllp added that ellmlnallon Ii the only cure for the dlseaae. Vaccl~ are available, according to the he.lllh oflloer, "but you need lo do It before the lac~ not alter It. n • • • The eight-county quaranUne i,.., ls among the nation'• lop 10 poullr)I lJl'O- ducing regions and contains obout 54 mllllon chickens and 3.4 mllllon lw'l<eys. .. c -'( , . • . . with Premier Chou En·lai in China, Feb. 21-28. Canada has diplomatic relations with the Peking government. Nixon's visit to Canada also will take place about a month before he travels to Moscow in May for a summit meeting with Soviet leaders. 'Happy Hooker' In NY: He~tjpgs NEW :YORK (UPI) -X·• v le r o Hollander bad admified it • ~~Ion 1\'•ring ~t she quit her job wilh the Du.tch government to become a brothel manager but did not indicate the change on her visa. · The 28-year~ld Miss Hollander Is the nominal author of "The Happy Hooker" which was written after her tutimony before the Knapp Commlsoion probing police corruption. When she entered the United States on a Netherlands vtsa in .~uly, 1969, shf Was 118ted as an employ Of the Dutch govern- ·me~t. But she said Monday she l.eft that Job tq manage a swank East Side. brothel 1tithout changing her vtsa. The bordello was mentioned during the Knapp C.om- mission hearings. The hearing was adjourned until April 17 al 9 a.m. The adjournment was re- quested by Manhattan District Attorney Frank Hogan whose office iJ in· vesUgating Knapp CommW:ion charges of police com.1ptlon. · Clemente to Get $1,000 Painting The founder of San Clemente's Arts and crarls Club this week will donate ·• palntlllg valued at $i,l>illl ·1o add lo !ht permanent .city collectiOn for the new Communlly cliibhouae. Mrs. LllUan Finlay has painted a thr ... by.four-!~ oU of a leaping marlin which wlll be dcmated lo lhe. cUy. ll!rs. Finley, who !ouoded the local group in the early 1950s, was responsible for winning city approval to include a fonnal art gaIJery in the new clubhouse and her work was featured in Jast week's show markipg the opening of the art ex· hibition area. . .. Council men are eipected.. to .ollicla1ly accept the painting at their meeting Wednesday ni&ht. Ir the work ·1s ever dl11p0sed of by the city, It would return to Mrs. Finlay or her heirs. Indian Control Petitions Eyed PINE RIDGE, S.0. (AP) -Ad!on on petitions calling for Indian control ,over law ·enforcement In the Pine Ridge area WIS expected today as Indians held another closed-door meeting. Meanwhile, a prel~lnaey hearing ,lor five Nebruka men u to be held. In Gordon, Neb. The · e, thr" c;ha11e4 with manslaughter and the olhers with I~ offense11 were charged In the dealh qf ]\lymond Yellow Thunder, 1n ,Oglala Sloll%, whose body was found In a ~car lot in Gordon on Feb. 20. ' Tllt death Ind rumon that 'Ye\low ThWliler ha.! bttn burned and tortured ''before he dl<d broughl hundreda ol Jn- . dlans lnlo the .. Gordon and Pine Rldp areas . ' •e11tll• Election Co·uncilmen OK It'll Help You ' In Taxing Spot . ' Developing Ban With 11/o F.SUal Income ·!al dudllne Only a month away, 1 MW govemmenl P,bllcatlon on lal prepantion bu turned into a na- tional best seller, according to Laguna Beach ofDcials. · p05trnasler Don Rose said the 75- cent·book which iJ ivallable at the Post Office, details for the tax· payer the roost recent tax laws and explains bow to understand and !W out the tax fonns. A rtJOJution calling for a ban on devtlopment until l:ftu the April 11 municipal election bu been unanimously approved by the Sao Ju.an Capistrano Ci- ty Council. Proposed by Councilman Jim Thorpe, the resolution is the result of a con- troversy which has been raging in the cl· Mayor Denies Secret Plans For Police A peUtlon assailing the San Juan 'Capl!trano City Council for allegedly •'making plans for a police department wit.bout public knowledge" was pruented Monday. William Hicks, a San Jilin businessman, handed the council a peUUon slgntd by 80 residents asking the council to put the polic~ issue on a public ballot. Mayor Tony Forster holly denied the allegation that plans have been made without public knowledge. "l consider this 1 t a t t m e n l in-1 ' nammatory," said the mayor. "Everylbing haa ~n done In public. I as.sure you there hive been no decisiom made in smoke.filled rooms." Hlcb referred lo the South Coast Area telephone directory put out by the San Clemente Chamber of Commme which tlsls lhe San Juan C.plalrano Police 'Department and gives the clly half phone number. ' CouncUman Ed Chermak Aid be didn 't know where lbe chamber obtained the ln- fonnation and that . they did not 1et II from the city council. Hicks said he called the number and was given City Manager Don Weidner who told him plans were under way for • police department. Weidner denied that be had made the statement. Forster nid he resented the im- plication of secret meetings and ex· plained that the illue cannot be 911 the April 11 ballot beCause it ls legaDy too late.· . He aaid the council would be amenable to having a public meeting on the police study recenUy completed by public safety director Joe McKeown. The police atudy was on the agenda, but wu then ref ened to the following mr.tlng wbere 11, wW e1lhlr ~ ~ or. nieeUng ,a•te •I 'IP (or,it.;public diicussion. " ' . -., · U tbe councll dtC"ides to form jts own deparfment, the target date' for lm· plementlng police service lo the city Is Sept. I. The counc11 • argued •bout whether a final decl!k>n should be made on the police issue by tbe council before lbe April 11 election or alter. Chermak aald he did DOI think Sept. 1 was reasonable and a target date In January wonld be helter. . . Navy Spills Oil Near San Diego SAN DIEGO (AP) -The Novy h11 spilled about 150 gallons of fuel 9il that drenched . a naval atation pier in San Diego Bay. Capt. William Bick Jr., skipper of the amphibious transport Cleveland, said the ell came out of a relief valve Monday after overflowing from a storage tank. Naval flre units used an emul!UyinJ chemical ln an ellort to neutralize the olI. ly ln recent months over the .city'1 general plan and pn>blems related to growth. Representing a compromille between groupa that want a new general plan and thole who are satisfied with the-city'• rate and method of growth, tbe ruolulioo calls for aeveral things : -The employment or an addition~ full time ataff member with background in urban ecooomics who will analyze the cost of extending city services in relation to the income to the city for varioUJ types of development. -Future planning staff needs which may arise are to be met by some other means than permanent staff. -The Planning Commission ls to give priority coruiideration to updating the land use element of the general plan. -The city will attempt to set written confirmation of the nature and llatus of any improvements planned for the Ortega Highway. " -The city will create an impact: com- mittee to determine the Impact of each development on the city. Specific duties of the committee will be determined at a fu ture meeting. -All residents of the city are urged to recognize the need for a balanced corn· munity and work with the chamber of commerce and other city groups to strengthen commercial, industrial ·and tourist sectors of the economy. The resolution also recognties that there la: concern among cltizem about rapid growth, technological cba.oge and mounllng burden of property taus. II alao states that master plonnlng wUI continue lo be Important In the city, that muter plan1 will he subject Jo constant review. and updallna, and the olly will constanUy aeek ways lo ulillie the lalenls of its citize111 in tbe deci.slon·maklng process. Publisher, 79, Dies • SAN ANGELO, Tex. (API -Houston Harte, 79, publiaher of the San Angelo Standard-Times and chairman of .the Harte-Hanks newspaper chain, died Mon- day. The Harte-Hanks chain includes 19 newspapers ·in :!Ix states with a total 1 circulation ol mQre than l!!)0,000. Solons Given Freeway Plan . ' Newpc)rt Beoch councilmen Mon- day night uked aisle Senator Den- nis C8rpenl<!r and Aslemblymon Robert Bodbam lo gel 1be Newport Beach leg of lbe Pacillc Cout Freeway out of the atate freeway system. 'The action came after Vice Mayor Howard Rogers said "51 percent of the freeway hu already been deleted by the Lqlalature end I challenge carpenter and Bodham to repr~nt us as other legislators have represented their dfltr:lcta:." Rogers olao cited growtnc op. poslUon to the route, noting that citizens groups opposing t h e freeway have been formed in Leguna Beach. Leguna Nlgue~ Dana Point and San J u a o Capbitrano. Hogen said legislati ve action is necessary because there "is still a strong threa t" by the state DlvillOn or Highways that the freeway mijht be built despite local OJ>' poalUon. ' The 160-page publication may be oblained al all branches of the Poat omce. Radio Claims Hussein Pact With Israel . BEmUT, Lebanon (AP) -Iraqi radio reported today I h a t Kini Hussein ol Jordan reached a peace agreeme.nt with Israel that would turn the occupjed west bank into an autonomous Palestinian 1tate federated with Jordan. The royal palace ln Amman announced earlier that Hussein will make a st.ate- m~nt of •jtreuiendous irnport.an~e". w~. nelclay concerning ,the weati bank region, seized from Jordan du\'ing the 19€1 Mid· die East war. Official spokesmen said nolhlng of a peace agreement and Jordar..'s am· bassador to the United Nations, Abdul Hamid Sharai, declared the Iraqi peace reports were ''totally unfounded.'' Speculation in Beirut, tile Le b.a n e 1 e ca.Pita), was· that the king's announce- ment would be an offer; not an agreed 1ettlement. Tbe Iraqi broadcast said the agreement provides that the occupied tmitory on the west bank of the Jordan River and th"! Gaza Strip which Egypt occupied before the war wlU become a n autonomous Palestinian state federated with Jordan in a United Arab Kingdom under Huuein's Hashimlte throne. The old Arab quarter of Jerusalem or part or it is to be the capital of the new Palestinian state, Baghdad Radio u ld. But Israel's leaders· have s al d repeatedly Jeru.!Jalem in now a united city under ·Israeli rule and will never be divid· ed again. A dis patch from Amman said detaib of a broad new plan aimed at breaking the deadlock between Jordan and Israel were banded to the ambassadors of the United S<ates, the Sov~I Union, Britain, France and lbe Arlt~ couqtries Monday. The Jordanian aovernment newsPaper Al. lloslO!ll' said the king would announce a 1'p1an to co11JOlidate natk>oal • unlty between the two banks of Jordan on a permanent basis of decentralization." The use of the term decentralization in. dicated some form of autonomy for the Palestbtlan population on both sides iif the Jordan River. Baghdad Radio broadcast u Iraqi news agency dispatch· from Amman which said the king hoped to get approval of hia plan at a meeting this afternoon with members of Jordan's parllament. The radio gave these highlights or the agreement: -Proclamation el a new federal 1t1te under Hussein to be called the United Arab Kingdom. . -The kingdom Is to be made up_of two autonomous states, Palestine and Jordan. ' each of which wll1 have its own a:ovf:l'Do ment for internal affairs. -The Palestinian goernment will have •jurisdiction over the entlre west bank of Jordan which Israel captured in the 19&7 war and over the Gaza Strip later. -A federal govennment, based in Am. man, will have overall-authority on the new kingdom's foreign policy, ddense and economic affairs. . . . j AROUND THE ~CORNER AND lIB YOUR STREE'E ' . ' " ... I• ' • • WE HA VE BEEN ASKED HUNDREDS OF TIME$ WHY WE LOCATED OUR STORE :•oFF THE BEATEN PATH." . SEVERAL ANSWERS POP UP. FIRSTLY, THE COST OF STORES IN SHOPPING1CENTERS IS ASTRONOMICAL SECONDLY, WE WERE ABLE TO OBTAIN MORE SPACE, WITH OUR SHOWROOM, OFFICES, ANO WAREHOUSE ALL IN QNE LOCATION. THIRDLY, THERE IS AMPLE PARKING WITH LITTLE t'RAFflC CO,NGESTION LEADING JO US •• THIS SITUATION HAS IAAOE OS MORE COMPETITIVE ANO ~ ARE PROUD ANO 6RATERJ.L JO SAY JHAT WE HAVE IN- CR£ASED 01,JR VOLUME EVERY YEAR f'O.R FOUR.TEEN YEARS, AND HA VE EXP.ANDED FIVE TIMES AT. ;rHIS. Loc:.t.TION. • ALDEN'S CARPETS e DRAPES 1663 ,._...... AYe. COSTA MllA 646-4131 -• ... ...-. !--• 13 Coast Shidents Honored ' , Thirteen· atudenta from the Orange Coast area h a v e earned a place on the Aca· 'demic Honors List at Cal Pol~ at Pomoria for the fall quarter. To be eligible, a student mwt be e.nrolled for 12 units or more and must achieve a B average· or better. Recipients are: John R. Quinn from Dana Point; Beverly J. Bergquist, Presley Guio, Jr., Richard Muehri.ng, Harry D. Robbins, and William W. Treadway from Huntington Beach; Dennis C. Bartlett, David J. Bradley, Rae AM Capps. Gary S. Godshall, and Donna K . Goedhart from N e w ii o r t Beach; and Sharon A. Borthwick and Sharon K. Davis from San Clemente. Of the 7,185 students at Pomona, 2,381 were honored and W'!led this recognition. For The Slayer of Clerk Given Lite Term SANTA ANA -Floyd Larry strona of Santa Ana was sentenced to ure ln st.ate prison Monday for his role in the killing of Tustin market clerk Thomas Paul Grove. Strong, 20, ~ found guilty by Orange Ci>unty Superior Court J1:1dge Byron K • McMiiian after he agr-.d to walv~ a trial and allow the jurut to rule on the but. of the a u b m i t t.e d transcript. War Set .On Weeds ORANGE -It's time to weed out Orange. County. County Fire Warden Carl M. DownJ ~ounced that the 28th a~ual w e e d abatement nottce1 wUI be stuck on some 6,000 par- cels of land in unlncor~ rated portions of the COlJD. ty this week. Owners will have until April S to remove weeds and other flammable veg- etation. which Downs said contribute to the chances of fires occurring during the warm summer months. Following the April S deadline , a private con· tractor will be hired by the county to clear weeds off lots that did not com· ply, and individual proir erty owners will be billed for the .aervict, Downs stressed. Judge McMillan found him guilty of lint degree murder. Kathy Ann Yeaw, 25~ Santa Ana, Strong's female ac· compllce In the robbery last June 7 of the 7·11 market ln Tustin, was sentenced to five years In state prison after pleading guilty to reduced charges of second degree murder. Judg,'-'McMlllan suspended the sehtence In favor of five Get.s Post years probation and ordered Dr. Ivan L. Richard· Miss Yeaw to s,erve one year son has been appoint· in Orange County J~il. ed .vice president for All charges against1Mark W. administration an d Lenihan, 20, of Garden Grove, community relations at were dismissed by Judge Cal State Fullerton. McMillan. ---------- The .trio was arrested shortly after Grove, a part. time market clerk and college student, was shot in the back of the head during the robbery ol the McFadden Avenue market. The 22·year-old victim died in hospital three days later. Corpsman Convicted SANTA ANA -Navy corpsman Juan Jose Molina was found guilty of second degree murder Monday in the mutilation slaying or a n Anaheim divorcee. Younger Plans County Speech ORANGE -California At- torney General · Evelle J. Younger will . be the featured speaker March 29 when the Orange . Chamber or Com· merce holds ·its annual in- dustrial luncheOii at t he Anaheim Convention Qnter. Tickets can be obtained from the chamber office at 629 E. Chapman Ave., Orange. •• • Tutld'I, MW 14, 1972 County Polltlett Battin Sees Runoff in November • • By O.C. HUSTINGS °' ni. o.iw ...... tltff SANTA ANA -Fi rs! DIJtrict County Supervi>or Robert Battin, who is seeking his second tenn. says he does not expect to win without a Louis Cella of S.nta Ana, another DemocraUc leader. His campalgn manager is Fred Harber, who guided his 19611 campaign. * * runolf. SPECIAL GUEST at the "There undoubtedly will be Republican A s s o c l a t e s a runoff in November," says meeting Thursday will be 42nd .Battin, who · expects his Congressional District can- strongest opposition in the didate Clair W. Burgener. June 6 supervisorial balloting The meeting will be held at will come from attorney the Santa Ana Saddleback Inn W 1111 am We n k e and from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. It is businessman John W. "Bill " open to the public. It will be a Hill , both of Santa Ana. Battin no-host cocktail event. lives in Garden Grove. Senator Burgener, who lives Other aspirants for the first in Rancho Santa Fe, is a can. district post are attorney didate for the new con· Wallace "Wally" Davis of gress ional seat which includes senator covera the wtltem and northern potl.looa ot Orange County and t b 1 eulttn por!lon o! ,Lal Ansel .. County. , A "GREEN ELErBANT" party, a St. Patrick's: Day celebration for local Republicans, will be &iVtD by lhe Saddleback Valley Youn1 Republicans Friday. The eVentJ;::::;::"~· ~"~· :ij~n~•imiiii::::; will begin 11 I p.m. Ill the home of Judy Headlee, 28192 Preclados Drive, Mission Vie- jo. All Saddleback V a 11 e y Republicans are invited. Call President Don Lewellen at 830-7697, or Secretary Judy Headlee at B.»7697, for in- formation. LETTERS I HAY RECEIVED Dur M•'t'lf' WH•ru I , ... ,.,...... Y•• e11 eertfl ...,, I ... ,"'" • .. , .._ '9llltlu. I tllWi ,_. ....W ,_, •II ....,. Ne • llttM!lt tlfM, .... Y" Ne1W ,. •• , 11Mre tc•Mk aH ,.rb. My ttfHe .... 11ley1 I• tile ...... let. Fountain Valley and Paul northern San Diego Cotinty DR. ARNOLD 0. Beckman Balch of .Gar~en Grove, arid the southern part of of Corona de! Mar, founder or former .llss1stant to Rep. John Orange County. One of the Fullerton's Beckman 's G. Schmitz (R·'I\Jstin). dis trict's most prestigious Instruments. will be honorary llflcw.ly. Battin, whose term on the residents is the occupant of chairman of state Senator M•r•IYtl '"" board has been marked with the Western White House. James Whetmore 's re-election Pd. for bf c.ommitt" 19 rHJ«t M1yor llobert M. Wllto". 11: ... lflfttt, controversy. was backed in Burgener currently is ·in his campaign. The d is tr I ct Tru1"''''· nt ~l\'\l'lur11 lld., Cett• 1918 by orange count yr-•~i~xt~h=y~e~a~r ii'ij'tiaitei'i.i"i'tioir.ii~~reip~r~es~e~ntied~ibiy~ith~e~~G~O~P~i·~";'·iiiiiiii=:~~~ Democratic leaders. He won in the November general election that year defeating attorney TAKE A PICTURE WITH Patrick Duggan of Santa An.a. They emerged from a field of THE EASTER BUNNY nine candidates in the June primary. Now ..;_ C•rousel Court The supervisor said he hopes to have the backing of Richard C:--'1. r.oast .. --.-O'Neill, chairman of the OUlllD \t---~ ~ Orange County Democratic Central Committee, and Dr. • • • ,. " Record Death Not.lees ' . OllL•NWATI• .16111 C•"°' GI 1-•I«. AN ... of e lttVlftWOOd l •11e. H111111n9fon 81•dl. I• Randano's Bribe Case Deferred Orange County Su.per Io r Court Judge William Speirs ended a week·long non-jury trial by finding the 22-year-old Navy C-Orpsman guilty of the killing last Nov. 2 of Mrs. Barbara SmJth. 27. He ordered Molina to return to his courtroom April 3 for sentencing. Molina faces a state prison ·term of five Years to life. . ' If you .dial lo~g distances yourself, you pay less~ ~:r"'~~ ~1' .1•ne;rf1~Tt:r~' -· SANTA ANA -A one-week r't1om11 H.1 two d11111tt1r1, C.trof d I rd -• M llll11M1111 1n11 c••n• Lu 01111nw•t•n e ay was o er~ onday in ~h1r. .Tl\tr... Hotm~. Ito 1 1 r V , h t Ill be th d ~~Id'"+ l:U PM. "'!ulem Mau, w I W e seain n •rtdl'I'. ~NI, boll!,, SS lmotl \""• 0 a g Co t s I Court {11Mtrt c 11rc11... HunllMton ••tll. r n e un Y uper or ~lr9'fld b., tK ,.,mllr co1on111 ,_.. trial of convicted liquor hi· °""'· P•OODIAN j • G Rand litYtn Prooc11111 • .-. .. 14, or Ust Alto•· ac .. u ene ano on endrl1 Dl'IY•. H1.11111,,...on BtKll. Otte of bribery charges. clMtl\, ,.,,_,c.h It, 1972. SurvlY'td br wit., Ar~1 two -·· Ectw~ •rMI s'"'' rwo Randano, .te, rormerly of eafldtona. J1mts M!thf.t.h two • ...,.,, ,.,,,.,. • "''"'~~''"· Newport Beach, was granted ...,f.'c. 'n::ri:•· l'~· · '1 "" ~~Y f'.M on day by '· ~.·--." · .. 'f ""'· ' '"'""" -· · · u'if g e Bruce ~=-fei.15~~· ~~1rlf. l'Vrv1wc1 rw w~. ~vtiel 11 ,..,'~,Mr. Sumner. He is free on appeal ""' ~1~~~ J:,,.,1,~~ 'o1 bond from a 9lklay county jall •du CMl!I WIK01Uln1 J•!'l'ltl, Oi U '· Im --• I t k f , 111twr1, ~··~int cutp,~···~·· i.c:rm J>OiKU as wee or ~1~~,11~•l'l'll'T: h~':t. .~"r.'l~ his illicit transfer of 300 cases MtmorT-. .. ~k~~~·~·"Y::~nc = of liquor from the old Sad- Memwl•• l"•rk. F•l'l'lllr ~'• thoM dleback fM In Laguoa •--ch WIMIM lo l'l'l•k• lfWl'l'IOrl•l COttlrltlutlom. ~ w11111ne to ~k• -or1.1 e11n1r1t1ut1on1. to Fellciano's Restaurant in "'"'" eot1lr bufl to t11e Arthrt1r1 ,._ dltlon. ".te" c ~roJrr~o,..,: DltKtof'I. Newport. John T. S=rs. "° Orchid Av•., t-o He Was indicted by the ·~"'~ ,., 1~r1!. dr..~··l:~~a! 3t:r,1~ Orange County Grand Jury for ~r1ot'hA:tior':'. =::~ .: that ofrense and he was also ~n Si-,;:;, ,Kod~ 'A1m01 ~ • indicted for his alleged role in .. ~ .... Mr1. :l::i•nnt r.:1.nr.'r:, Cor"CM the attempted bribery of Costa ~ Meri br'Oi11tr1. MHl•~d McNutt t'=~ 11:r1,.:::~ 0111&':~1.:n11 "~':!ti Mesa patrolman Gary Barwig. ~ .., 1roMChlldren. Servi en.• Frtd*, Bar will who immediately •rd'! 1 , 11 AM, W•verl1y Chvrc , P Ii'' """"''"'· l'•lrhllven Mel'l'lofl1I P1,~, reported the Offer ·tO his oltt.atrMrOfl ,._rol Honw, C~ Oft , • r .. Dlr.i:;lor1. TllOTTlll SUperv1sors, ~ld the Jury in l"!1 Trotttf'. tOJ w. 1m st .. co1t• ~~ the earlier trial that Randano r;'0 ~.de~, Mf~~~.~~· l~· lU:~~ offered him, through a Laguna !l!eu1ht1r, Mr1. M. J•M L1tt~1. S•n N' I $10 000 'f h .~1'901 two 1r•nd chrldren · thr" 1rnl· Igue man , I e ' !rol">dclllldrln . l"rlv•t• urvfc11 w1r• con-would plan! • a package of luc:ltd bY tllr-ltr,.ron Funtr1l HOl'l'lf, °''' "'"'· .., ... ., Noo•o•N drugs ln the car of a key pros- Mlc:hfft c. V•n Noordtn. "'" 2•: r111d...t .,.utlon witn .. •• ~ "'V!f.rk. c~tllornlo. Dtlt ot dll~ ...... ....... ?$.•{i! 1f11~·~~~:r..,rtd N~!:tt The jury returned With a te~~lf:!'~ •• ~~~t: ~~ ~.':· N~~=:j guilty verdict. But a woman '!!;' ,,J~:,'~r1~r•.11:1~,:ZM :.~ 1 ~:O~d~n ~uror broke down under polJ. Cl•r•mvn . Gr1v111c11 1erv1cy wm be 1ng to altate she felt she had . d In l"!Wl':e• c-i.rv, twrtd•v. "·· ured I Ing f Mtrdl 1,, 12 ~ -· Fom1iv 1u1M111 t11o.. LllC!:n press nto vot or wl1hlN to ,,,.. e nttm0rl•I con1rlblflloll1. • .r.... cm1r1bui. 10 11w 1.o1 """'.. Randano'a guilt and a new trial Countl' HI~ A.uocltllon ni E. Arrow rd -• H1111w1.,1 11ndor•.l c11r1. t11c. Todd was o ert:U. Memorlt t\IHI, "°""""'' ln chllrff ol 1rr1nt1ll'ltflls. W.&LK•ll Neighbors discovered the savagely slashed body of the divorcee in hei' Anaheim apartment. Her two young children, ages four and two, were playing in a nearby room. D.eath Truil·· · :. Set for 3 SANTA ANA Three persons accused of the holdup killing of an Orange school teacher have been ordered to face trial April 10 in Orange County Superior Cqurt. Judge William Murray set the trial date for Chino prison escapees W 1111 a m Neil Cartwright, 31, and Jerry Michael Wade, 25. Both are accused with Susan Louise Sutliffe, 23, of Pomona, of the killing last Jan. 28 of Gerald Mitchell, 25. It is alleged that Wade and ~tiss Sutliffe, both wearing blonde wigs, accosted Mitchell and his wife as they were returning to their apartment. Mrs. Mitchell told police her husband banded over his wallet'T but was shot through the heart while she fumbled in her purse. l!Uilbelh Wtlktr. 11•12 Git! OrlvtStnlt Ano. -~It of dllth, Mrrch 1 lt72. Sorvlvtd bV husbend, M•rll C. tlktr i tr .. llobert~JKk H11..,,., of Lot 'fl· Grovfii urvic.,., Thu"4tv, 2 Ptcllk v lol 1"1111. 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".....,•er maa • IMlrlll' MORTUARY GT Miil 111.· a...,.. ... ..., -- SANT A ANA -A new brochure has been published to enable visitors to enjoy the Edna Spalding, nature trail throUgh the st.acre O'Neill Park wilderness area . Board of SUpervJsora Chalnnan Ronald Caspers of Newport Beach called at- tention to the guide brochure Monday. "The trail was developed through !he efforl! of the late MIM Edna Spalding, a biology instructor at Fullerton High School," the supervisor ex-· plained. "MenUoaed are such com· monly aeen birda as the turkey vulture and redtailed hawk, and native plants i11fludlng yucca, wild cucumber and wild' hyacinth ," he added. There · Is also a spring wlldflower supplement now of· ft;red which helps the park visitor identify such flora as wild sweet pea, mariposa lily, phlox and lupine. The Sea and Sai~' Audabon Society and the t' u c k e r Wildlife Sanctuary organiza. Uon prepared the guides. 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E.~aln&t, t1\05 ' , Cllllomi.1 Q2tM ' I .. • OVER THE COUNTER ·Complete-New York Stoe~ List • I • • \ T"s<lay, Matth 14, 1972 SC DAILY PILOT •· ~ I• I Tuesday~s · Closi,ig Prices Complete New Yo~k _Stock ~~hange Lisi • .. ' I I •• I r ' I ' I • . ' I I ' I ' DAI\. Y PILOT Prisoners'· • Wives Rap President MINNEAPOLIS, M i n n . ' ' ' Tlllldq, Mllldt 14,11972 , . Dehate ._J~rs Oregon Governor Raises Euthanasia fssue ) . ' • SALEM,· Ore. (UPI) -quoa!Min of euthanasia, too. Oregon Gov. Tom·M~ has A··m·•·n ·from Kitkllnd, been called everythlng from Wash., ad mo n \shed the "the new Hitler" te a man of aovemor to cl\oc>se h l s 0 great wildom, compauioa, termioology carefully because, and above all, courage," since ~ .. ~.:~Jdted, 111eu~na!i1~.A-•1 0 1 1 he declared two weeb ago M,l\;UI uJIC 11"""'° that euthanasia lhou1d be n'iany·wuh 11>m~jl)8 '° very dl.!cussed pubUcly in Qregon. cll!lerenl, IAICh as ·the liorrors In Of u•nerism." The mail -cascading •!J from aU parts of the nation -'Ibe1 league against Neo- ls running 1lmolt 1-t In favor Hitlerllin In Inglewood , Ca!U., of the governor's declaration sent a telegram aaylrw:: "We that the elder!) Ill should be swear undying l>oetlllty to ·the given the right to choose new Hillers of, Oregon and will "death with dignity" rather back up 6ur words with finan- than "prolonged life as a , ,cial support." seen relaµves kept alive by medicine and machinea for long periods ol time, with no hope of recovel')I. "Just plain torture, that's a\l," summed up a 73-year-old man from Portland, Ore., who aaw his ..,.ire die ip this way. A Wuhington. D.C., at. tomey wrote the governor, "Y.ou are In the fore.front of an idea whose time has come." And from San Francisco a woman wrote: ''Jf you succeed in writing ·mercy' killing into Oregon's ·Jaws, l shall plan to come to Oregon to live." Proclaimed \. :WASHING TON ~AP) - J>realdent Nlsoo 1iU pro- claimed a natiolial week ol concern for priaoners Of Wlf and soldiers missing in action and says tbtir families "suf(er In 1plrlt hardly leis than their men suffer In the flesh." Nixon designated Ma r ch 26-Aplil 1 for the observance with March'¥ also marked a5 a national day of prayer "for the lives and iafety( of these men.'' The proclamation sald 1,1123 American servicemen a r e either mlsslpg ln 1actlon or lm· prisoned bf North Vietnam and its allies. vegetibte." A worrian from Fort Worth, McCaU has received nearly Tex., argued against any jewels by joseph 300 letters and more come in termb;iation of life, by any ls means, She told ~w· her SHrches for i•'\'• · dalJy. father, 'at age 13, waa glyen up CMtvert ......... ....,,., • ,_,.,.. At least 40 perSOOI, mostly as a terminal cancer patient, ... U111 W 11• • ' t1nn -... professionals, have offered but· be eventually oUtlived =••::. ::;:--..,.=... "":"~ their ·research help to the "every one of the doc:tcira: and uy. --'• ".... , ANTHONT SCHOOLS . •• wtl Ill ......, .. euiNM. ,.w governor. t'" nurses" and died •20 yean ,., ,714, 11 .. .,... 1 ..... ..,,...,._ ,........._.., • McCall aaid be wlll call a later '"' s .• ,...,. st. · '""L ' •I.. ' ' ' (Ill Ml-....... ., Mt, ,.... ...... aeries of sympOaiuinl in ull': ~ 1thought frequently es:.··I~~:;;;~ .. ~-~~~";;' ~-~~~11-state "as a vehicle for bring· pre$Sed. by the elderly who!, Ing . together . the health and have written in opposition is legal professions, theologians, that It would instill "a great government re·ader1, 1earanc1·1nsecurity ,amongthe KIDS LOVE • I ONE RACK ONLY .. ... .~ MENS AND LADIES . . ' . SAL.E SHOE.s.;··, ' I o > LIFE STRiDE-COBBLER • FLORSHEIM & OTHERS ' 4 DAYS ONLY • LADIES Reg. to $25 • • • MENS Reg. to $35 • • • fl} ~fJtiPSBojs · VY.,! n.: 111ttno/J.!11r . .. \ .· . \ \ sociologists, philoeophen and ill and elderly." Some fear U White House Conference on would open the way !or UNCLE LEN · N WES c F p• •ZA NEWPO·R"T a· EACH • \ .. .. • '. ' ~'\ ··~. ~ \, rt '' ' .. . '{• • ., . (UPI) -The wtvea of two Air Force . officers missing in Southeast Asia for several yearj. · · · have asked t he American people to ']>lease not vote for Richard Nixon in Aging delegates.'' No date has bribery to doctors to get rid or I 052 IRYI E -T LIF . "" -. . been .. t. old people who ha ve heirs who SA TU RDA YS IN '""Cont Pino I 5<18-,68<1 '· , The governor made his would benefit. lrittol at th• 51" Di190 Fwy. '·. 19'12." remarks, the first time he has.~~B~Uf;!~el~te~r;af~te~r~f ett~t~e~rl::~~~~~~:=:~~~~J~~C~·~··~·~M~ .. ~·~·~·~·-~•o~H~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~§' ~ Mr•. Sharon Wal1h, whose ever publicly dltcussed the relat., Ill• heartbreak and husband Lt. Col. Richard subject, at 1 conference of ' torture .o( people who have '' ~ Walsh was reported missing ln Republicans. • , , Laos thfee years ago, and Since then the reapcmse has Mrs~ Karlene Everso~. whose included requests from radio huaband LL Col. D a v I d and televillon s t a ti o n S Eve"°" bas been held In throughout the nation · !or lbe : Not1h Vietn8m for five years, governor to appear on panel made the plea In a joit\I state-and discussion . .oo,._.. ment, , . . Invariably thoae writing to The recent aealalion ol the complain aiiout the aovernor'1 air· war over North 'V:ietnam remarU link eutbam1i1 with "la retpinlacent of the 1118'1 abortion, and the frequent reports of air strlk., In North question ·pooec1 Is, ".Who do Vietnam and ft seeDl!I that we you think yqu are, God?" ar& r e p e a t I n g yesterdliy's The age ol letter writers tragedies," they sakt. . ranges from 10 to a, and 1biJ type o! policy "clld not many ioclud• heart-rending bring an end to the war . personal cue histories • io- between the years of 1164 and volving their relatives. 1968, although tt did bring an A student practical nurse end to tile presidential career from SeatUe, Wish., said: "I or Lyndon JOhnson," • they am ready to ~llmb the waUs, said. watching my teryni!U!l patients Pethan11 wi have to wait be ·kept alive with tubes down I"'" tbeirnoses,lntravenoua until, tt76 when the American feedings, 1 n d intraveoous people realize that although hlood feeding.o to bring them the ground war wu ended, the back to reality, and au!fering · AmeriC1'n air war a~ d until they can't .stand lt aily 18Crlfice o( its men ·along·wtth ·longer" , lhO dMlh ol mori ·Of the A w~man from JIO&le Point, . JJD>cl!"'*' people ~ not .· Ore., 111esKd the furof. callled ended; Aid the two women. by the governor's remarks: The Walahes. have five "You' will be vilified, but you children · and the Eversons also will be blessed." three. 1.. ; The governor hu said since They said the' chances that his initial remarks that 11death Evtl'IOl'I will be released this wtih dignity" does not mean year are d.Jm. early termination of life by "Today la the beginning of administration of a medica- tbe sixth year of captivity for tion, but rather a conscious Lt. Col. David Everson," they deci5ion to refrain from life- 11id, "and there seems to be supporting machines and no reason to hope that this will medicineS to prolong the pain, be the year of hls release, suffering and degradation of especially if Richard Nixon UJ the death bed. re-elected and the bombing But be bas said he wants his and air war continues." symposiums to look at the FAMiLY CIRCVS 1111 BU Keane "Con't I leave this hair long right here? It's the only way I con grON sideb1Xns. 11 I See by Today's Want Ads e SOPHlSr!CATED IN. VESTOR: H~'• an ex· celltnt opportunity for an ~ve. poaltlw thlnk· er. Partnenhlp with a merch'.andlae professJonal In Textile buy!.,. fl"dl· cate. e DEIJCATE BEAUTY, II in every piece of this Haviland c.hlna, It's the R<m.llnde pattem -com· rilete .rvlce tor U phui many extru. In mint con- dition tor 1215. • FROM THE LANDS or lrooted 1 ...... and ' dftp wa.ten, f'iorwecjan Elk· -.They ... ,_ Old, 2 maia Exce.Utnt tor 1boW or~ AKC ~ ' . . Plymouth's big eiiOUlh,smal enOugh C011q,ac:t jUst beca11ie a.bigger .... than .ever~ . · PIJlllOUlll'• Gold Duster 111111811 enough... going all out to live up to lt. . .--.,.-~-. -...,.----.-----. In a time when people are turning to smaller That's why we start with a welded VnlbOdy Wlli a Gold Duslei'I cars, our compact Duster offers all the advan· for strength and tightnesS; And·why we give Win stock In a Qokl Mine I tages of a small car. Dusterour7·stepdip-and-spray anti-rusttreal• Like its198 SlantSixthatstrelchesyourgas menL We specially treat some of the.exterior -...,,....,.,;,. h · I f. hi I h I Vloit your Cluyslor.Plymoulll deoter and pick up )'Ollr" dollar. Easy maneuverability in city traffic. An c romb trim o 1g .corros on ere, oo. """' 1n11ie "P1n tor Gold" c.mn1-. E'"'Yonewho overall length that edges into only* of a park· In the past three years, enough people have '"Ii"'"" wlnl a rop11et. o1 a Two"1y Dolllr c.ittomla gold Ing space. Plus lower maintenance costs. found Duster an exgeUent value to help triple piece.• ~"and big enough. our· Plymouth compact sales. lold GoW You may wln'the first prli:e-100 ah•m of Q>ck In 1he But Duster also gives you a lot ol things you And It c:Omes with a free C8llOP)' vinyl r90f, 11111 active, """°'.''°"""II Y••lol\' Kntte Canaolldated won't find In most small cars. Room for five, · · · · · · · ooldlllne,.,.~111~f'lymout11Goldllutler• · . instead ot four. A trunk big enough for seven And right now, Ouster Isa more •«ractiVe btiy · __ ,._ • ..., : · . two-suiters. And a stable ride-you don't feel . than ever. We've fntroduc~ the Plymouth-°' ;ou -.,. . .,... °'' _,., Pflz* 'Olooori w11111 you'reatthemercyofeverycrosswindorpass· Gold Duster. We're not charging our~ · 1•72 f'l1moulhGotdDueler. , . 'ing truck on the highway. In short, Duster Is for the canopy vinyl roof on Gbld ·Dustersape-. . . . , small enough ·but big enough. cially-equipped with wf\Jtawalls, Wheel cQvers, """""" """" 1. No ....-"""""1'.· """' . ...,.,"'!',!Ill-. nd · ·So ·k~ di WillbemuitdbyrtndonldrnlngfrHlenktesautHnln.cl.Mtc.h· II'• builllo fut. spec1alvlnyl Interior a more. , ""l'!'n ng · .,,.""<ti..,. •or ,..n.. •· CoM .. _ .... 11-.. """"'· ,. , But Duster Is even more than that, because-on the exterior color you chOOie, your dealer'· · ·r::.~~;.',;l'°,.::.' =:."~ .:1,.";f ::o\:~:;!· ~"".:::. ·like every Plymouth we. make-Duster Is built can offer you either a gold or black r.Annpy •·WI""'""',_"" .. ''""'-...,.,,_ 1 •..... ~ ...... • --,. .,._ prims el'9 -.10)1• end IRS dlipendenta of Qlrysl9r~ to lasL T))at's our commitment. And we're vinyl roof free. ".""'°"''"-.--.-·---"'"; •Baled on 1tn F•tw.rt •*.,., Flbruery, 1t11. J ' .. • • "' ' Coming through with tlle kind~ Qr AIMrica wants.. • • • ,,.. ' I • I l f' • 7 • ~ .... • • • •• ... -..... ; . • ' ' ·-. - ·Lig111•a ~aeh Today'•Flmal N.y. Steek• EDITION • • • • * * --- . VQL. 65, NO. 74, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDA Y,:.MAR.Cl:l-14.-1912 • TEN~ Laguna Beach Faallval of Arla. dir~ Ion' William 'Martin and Stuan llurkff were appoln\ed Monday night by Board Pruldeilt 0. E. ''Bud" scbrOeder to repre!enl the fesljYal In further negolia- . Uons with the, city. cin fil)ancl!il aid for the Main Beach Parir. The· faallval board also agreed to Invite City Manag~ Law~ ~ and .,P~' Ding DireclOr Waype .MO!)dy to allelic! Ila. April 10 meeting for the purpose of show· Ing the ho11;d arllala ' plans !pr tJi.e park Directors to and p\ovldlq fllcal lnlonnalion on the project. ·Martin IUgeated II would be u well to delay . the matter to the May meeting, 0 a!nce It ii ·coocelvable -there could be chancea In lhe makeup of the cooncll In April which might call for a city reap. pralaaJ· of. the lllluatloa." · "Lui Ume we talked about lhla 11 was 'burry,1 )Jurry,, hurry,~" aald Martin. •lTbefe' 1 no hurry now because nothing can .be dope 11tntt It. thla year anyway, ~ if we can't raise· ·ticket prices, l)Otb.lllJ can be done· at all._" .. • • . Fellow dlncton, however, decided they would like to let the plans and talk over the project 11 the Aprll meeting anyway, with the understanding that no actloa would be taken at that time. The dis{;ulslon followed. a new propoaal from the city to re-negotlate the clty- festlval lease unUl 1915, with provision for payment to the city of 27 percent of gross festival revenue or $155,000 yearly, whicheve1 ls less. Under Jts pr.e.sent lease, the fe.sUval ' Discuss Beach Park • pays the city 17\1 percent of 'Ila gross revenue. Lui year, the festlv-1 board proposed fncrea.slng the leuO payment ti> 27 per· cent and exlendi"I the lease to 1911, or the liletlme of the )>each bond!, in order to help pay for the beach. The City <;ounci1 questioned ad- visability of exlendi!li the lease f6r that length of time, fearing that Inevitable in· nation would eat Into the amount receiv· ed. The dlscusalons came to a halt when the price freeze precluded a change in the tease terms or increase ln ticket prteos, which would be eaaentlal to meet the new payment. II was decided to bold the propoul In aheyance pending decisions on price con- trols. In February, the City Council voled to re-open negotiations with its proposal for a shorter-term lease. The festival dl<e<:torL Mooda)Lnlght. failed to respond to Mayor IUcb.rd Goldberg's request for 1e>me e1preuioD • of the "feeling of the board" on the ..., propr1sal. Director David Young felt any such statement might interfere with the negoUations of the board's commiltM · and director Helen Keejey commented, "~'• mort left out than there ls ia the letter. We' would need more iD- formaUon." Wllb lhe exceptkm or MarUn however I ·-the db«:torngreed with Stuart Durkee'• lugelllon that the board at lea•I look O""'r the beach plan&. u .1re· • I • .. Lorr Answer Disputed NILL~ ti" by Phil lnltrlandl :11.>1tl:E1 .. ')t \ I /· W~llT WA(Tle \. Deductions From .Pay Suggested " Wilcoxen· Says Stance·'Not Accurately Stated' '(i~J In a Jett~r .aadrused to newspaper. edi!«s, Lagun;i Bea~h alto(Jley William WUcoien <OO'a)r 'stated that City Coun- tjlman Edl'.ard ·!:arr "bas not ICtW'alely llaled my,, Jl<!lllioo'' in •his offlctal JU~ t9 jCbarges leveled ·ljainst him In 11\t •current recall campaign. *·* * . . f!.ecdll . P~~~ IY~.Oi: 2)i00 . M:tir'k ... .. ~ • . -.1.-. ' .. .. .\~-=··for ti~·· (lo\lc ....... v ... -'• ·-= .. .., W ~=.~id tc>cU' . I• .. ~ ... ~. ~~ &bl-2,000 mar;k. I ~ , .. / . ·lJ> nrder . to force . a recall oloclloo, the ~UOn· 1 circulatOn ,must pr e I e n t-•!Cnaturd Of :1$ pen:ent ol !!», cilyls ~ Valen, or ~pproalmalely 2,00\I, Spo~s of the campaign, however, ire aimbjg. for 3,000 to lnaure valldlly ol lhe peUtions in case aome of tbe signature.s ~ be verified •&•inst voter , r.eglatrllJ ~rolls. · · ' Sllnatures collected· at local markets In tWee we'ebods 'now num~ about 1,,llO,, tbl apokeaman ·said.' ind an un- ~ additional number haye been dlitalned on· pelilio111 being circulated .i)I -ut•nfl•I' neijbborboocla. An iqiH•I ~Jr tbeee peutionl I.nu be ~ • taler·b) 0. week, ll wu staled. Fb~l .Isolated . . .~ . . . lo Hali Spread ·Of Bad, Disease . . ·~ • By RUDI NIEllZIEL8IU , • OI .. D.il't 1'111 .... ·7-inUons of cblckeni and turkei:• 1a qpnge County and ....., other lloulhtrn · Cllilornla -have been ptac.a wider federal quarantine today to hall =~ of the emtlc Newcutle1 1 · 'County health officlala however, were ~ck to point out !hat the Department of ~ture-impoeed-<iuannllne ·doos ·not · tonslitule a [Mlblic health pro&lein. • ~1Thta: Is ac.-y only to dllcken owners," .,id Dr.....J<>nn Philp, Orange County )»llth,olfker this morning. "Newcastle'• dlleaae hu beeit arouild for 1 long lll'ne aJld II'• bad for chickens became ,tliey •' (Sie POULTRY, P11e I) • · .. ·~Study Session · : • ; Now Car:u:;e~fl A Lagun;i Beaclt. icliool 'bciaid . · j lludy -acbec\alocMo be bald • ~ In the high llCbool Coleleiia lAlldchl ' hu been canceled, the dlalrk:I of. -~flee AlllOllDCOd lhil monUnc· • ' • The meeting wu to have covered "beefU. up" of the hlgb school pro. · lf&m, alone With r e n • w e d •dtlcuuioo 'oflbe-- • .ealendar plan. l A dlalricl apoli-aid 1*rd • chairman WWlam • 'lllomu had •cancelled the ....,. ·--: 1n111e<a Mro. Patricia Glllllla and Gerald Unke "''" "not lteU., r well." ' .. A lludy session on the dlllrld budpt mnalna acbeduled llr Tbwlday eveolnc. •• ... The tetter deals specifically with Lon's response to ·a recall charge that he used . city funds ·illegally in taking bis wife to convenUons in San Francisco and Hawaii at city• expense. response_ in which he quotes the. attorney as saying, with regard to the expense issue,, ''My opinion is the same' as that expressed by the citY. attorney" and "travel expense reimbursement to. a public official is a Policy issue to be decided by the Public age.DC)' involved," after quoting the city attorney as stating "• wlfe's es:pense nlmburse,ment ii legal and proper and. wuncil policy decisiOn." . . . SACRAMEl.ITO (AP ) -A compullGrJ fl.I billlon-•year 1lale medlnal ·1no 1urance plan for 111 CalUornlans wa1 pro- poaed today by Sen. George Moaoone, ft would be financed by 111., stale paY1)>0 deductions plus extra new employer paymentl. "I have not wanted to become Involved hi the l1111e of the legality or proprlety 'of tlle payment of Mn .. Lorr's trip expenses with taxj)ayers' money," W 11 c o J: e n writes. "Howtver, I now• find lbat Mr. I.brr has uHCI my. name 1n· his cilficial response to the charges against him, and llfal•be;liai not accurale)y· llaled my t '; ref~·: a p0rUon ·of Lor~'• .. ,,,. "'t1, ... -.-,~1 • r" ' -· ·, ~ · ·~ ~ ' • f' ~ • )j..I. ' • t."l .. 1be two· aentences attributed to'Wllcox· (See· llE<lALL, Pace 11 ' ~. t .:.J! '' ""' NWlutf · ·u» ·Bare The San Francilco. Democrat's plan would, in effect, merge pnioent 1tale and county medl~al a11lstance l"Olf&m Into a new proaram to ~ free medical , ,...;,.-~~·; , 1, ; I • • . ' ' -'.~~•" ~"'ll~ .... Mldl- _J....:1'\11f.I . • -1~, r ~ ... 1 ' I '.-J. ' 'f { I i .~ Cal.fnrlnm fw .U ~ • • • • • ' . • Mo1Cq111'1 plan Is cerlalD lo .-i .. tllo La~; f.o.uncll .... ::r ·/ ,- Paths·· to· PUbUC "Tlltt'•.~·?Nujilil Wlt1I L~, lrl Oetfi"" Teo °'P,i"!IH· •, itC" 11e-:t:. ~ -:r::r~ -......,,....... IIlilllll -.. t ' • ' I '• : : ' • May Restrict. ' Park's Arpmt;ts Eye · This Year Purchase of ·Sawdust Fest ... ' ' "aocialiaed mecUcine." · The propoMd now paytoU ¥<1Clclloo1 would oqua1 I percOol ol pou ...,.. io. wqe e1mer1 making •10,000 a tr.r flt more. The rail -id be 11llJ'COlll~w '5,.JQO earnJnca and I perteal for WASHINGTON (AP) -America's .. • . . . . The aroma of haMhllrgers floating from an outdoor .1'arbeeue may be a thing of joy l'>· plcnlc fana 6ut ·It's oomelhlng less than 'appetizing 'to residents of Laguna's Heisler Pirk.,1rea. organized nudbla hope to get mote In the pink by going publlc Ibis year. . - They're openlnc 'their paru to almoet anyone with an interested eye and the • of admission. YQU don't ·even have to take your .eloU.S QU unless rou1ve got the Property Nixed by Board ••min( '5,000 lo 110.GOO·• year. That would mean new weekly , d I~ ol .12.• to '6·7'1 for perlCllll 110,000 a year. Iii respome:lo JlewJetlen and petitlona compl•ininc· atioUi Ullf'e9trjcted use of outdoor ~ ~ment· in the park, the Lqwui i;teach,Ci\l'. 'CounCll Wednes- day nlWil• \fl~ be' isked to. adopt an ordirianCe. prohibiting the use of porlable cookiilg equipment in . the park and llmltlng fires . and outdoor cnoking lo 1peClflc areu with city-maintained barbecYe equipment. Tba ~.problem first.came before the the couDcil last August, at wh!l'b time it waa decided to draw u,p a complete new ordinance aoverning both beacll and parku.e. This ordinance llill Is being prepared by the city 'attorney for presentation at a later date, 1ccording to Recreation ~ George Fowler. A special ordtuJlce wtaJning, only to the outdoor ..oldiig · problem will be presented Wednelday, In anticlpatloa. of the· im· mlnenl picnic oeuon: ' Second Forum . . . .~ .... o~ :Drug Abuse Set· f o:r Laguna Following a large turnout at lt.s lut session, the La111na Beac~ Volunteer .Post in cooperation with the Police Deparlmenl ·wW ._ another forum Friday evenln& oh 1lru& ·~ in the com· sJ.omach for IL • · . It may IOI.Ind like a ripoff, or maybe a [Mll""1 •. Bui the . Amerjcan Sunbathing Association, representing some l 3 O nudists·dubs with 20,00o membeis acrosi the natioo, couldn't· be· more serious. "I'm quite , proud," aays , Pr:esldent Robert G. Johnston. uwe've decided to come out of the woodwork and operate ~mpetitive recreational facilities r1ther than cults or philosopbical retreats ... We're inviting .the 'public to come visit us jusT as tl;ley might visit Disney Worla.•• Not that ASA figures to outstrip Disney's cartoon characters as a vaca· tion attraction. But the new open-door policy announced Monday "is a goal we've been building toward for several years - mlde pOssible by the Ja1bllc'1 increased acceptance of nudity ," said Johnston. Johnaton·aald all AM-clubs, ·IJO'percenl of the nudist organizations In the United Sla\es, have Qroed to the plan. "Bui probably only three-fourths of them will be ai cOrdlal St-first as I'd like them to be," he added. Visitors will be charged about 15 per family al -facilities, he said, with no redUctioDi for slngle men and women. · And Jack J1ebon, -ASA 1dvertising director, cautions that "the guys who jw:t walk up and say "I Wanna look at naked ladies' aro going to be frowned upon •.. "Still," be said, "I don't thirik we need the Clreful screening we've relied on ln the past. The Holld1y Inn doesn't screen gueah, to why should we? But we do in-- Vite lbe men' to bring their girlfriendl." _ A .s~gg~stion that the Lagtlna Bea;ch Festival of. Arla 'purchase the Laguna Canyon property occupied by \he Siwdust ' ~ J I ,Festj.val in receot swnmers waa c$ecllned by festlva(dtrecton Mo~ nitiht. l!irector Sfuart Durkee told the . !>Oard that owners Walter and DOfothy' Funk were offering to ~ll the 2.89-acre pll?"Ctl for $225,000, With no down payment if the Festival purchased the land. · 1'They thought we might u.se It to ex· tend our exhibition area, or· for additional parking, or ev'en to take over manage. • It'll Help You In Taxing .Spot WltH the federal i b. c o m e tax deadllrie only a month I.Way, 1 new. gOve'mmen't publl~tlon on tax prepanilion has turned into a na· tlonal ~t seller, accordln1 to Laguna Beach officials. Poatmasler Don Rose said the 7$. cent book whlch ·il available at the Post O(flce, detaµa for the ta>- paytr Uie most~ent tai: Jaws ind •IPilinl bow to understand and fill out the tar fo'I"•· . · The 1-.page publicaUon may be obtained at all branches of the Post Office .. . ment of the SawdU1t Futtvl;I, '' ~be aald , noting that aJtout !"'" ACft. !if U., property II flat, the remainder extencftn1 up the• hiJlalde. ' · t i:DUrkee llkl hie' 1'oOtd ~ refu'slna )he oiler b~t 'would • .Uuet Jt• be brought tO ~ atlentloa of the, !'!'pma School of Ari, which hu been aeeillil a 1it~ fOr a new bul1ding. 11Foi' that price," be Aki, "we probably could · pick up property adjacent to lhe festival and I certainly wowdn't want to be . a Par!Y to chopping l1le head oU the Sawdust Festival." ' His feOpw dlrecton agreed It 1hoQld be ppaalble. to. aecin;e more convenient )and · 1 at 1 lower price and voled qalmj the purchue. • • :Cl~JJ.CY ~ayes, Banj~nian, 'Dies · NOVATO (UPI) -Private tuneiat ,aer\ll~e,s w\il be held • for Clancy Hay~, famed banj'!"lan tlld 1lnger . With Bob ·Scobey'• lndiUonal juz group .. Hayes died 11 u Sunday after a lenslhY bi.ttle Wifh cancer. • , ' He was one of the best known figures of the traditional revival of the IMOI and 1960s. ll'e starred on Bay Area leleVtslon And his novelty torig "A·Hugin'' and A· ChaJtin'" WU a DatiODll bit. lri each c1tegory, the empl9yer'1 ta1 would .be lh!eo Uniet the empioJt'• doduclloo. • '!'ht propoaal would provide lull melilaoI. denial, d')ll and hoaptllllallon care, up lo 120 d,I,. a year per -ol nm;~ homo. care ·~ up to 15 days boipllallzallon per .year "" paydllalrto> Cite, ' II would oatlaw oilier cutoff~ 1'Alllnc periods and copayment cbarsa In preaent health plan•. Moacone propoled laking the IU billion 1 year spent by the 1lale and local aovernmentl on Medi-Cal and other health lel'Vicea as ~ start for flnancln& hi• prO(ram, . The propoled uew medical tues would ralaa another 11.1111 billion from payroll , deducllon1, 13.11.hll!lon from employers and ·!@ mWJon from oeU-ompJoYed persons for a toil! of f7 .i billloD a year •• It would Impose • llalewtde properly tu -I lo.the averqt tu noir fevlocl by coontju to piy for pruenl COllC1IJ bOlpl~. ·• •~ .L ....... Moecone, ID ~ ~ dldale for lbe DemocraU..MmlnaUOa for 1overnor In 1'14, Is .......... - pla'n about • ,llmea the llfle of the ... Called'' cataat1opiite.modlcal ...... ...,. ptap propotad bY lleopn loll -11. I Ora••• ~r~;;;'.0~~~,·:,6· C.andidates Due at· For.um . =:Te.turt u .peneliilta a 1doctor, ·• · • • ... . Weadier . A layer' ol aioriiie. alf lo Gpoclo ed to -the Orqe Coal ta low cloudi and 'foC ..,.in W- day. lllland alcllooa Wiil pt • : ri=~~:'~olher"'".T~· Prouram to Kick Off. Lau.una .Council Campai'11n Al Friday's -. the topic will be 0. · , • 0 , 0 111111 ·-· ho ...... '1111ha Wednelday ortUDd ti. Loft 4MI. , (lV8iBE HDAY "Drup aa a Polarlzlnc Factor ln Our . , · Commcmlly." Scbeduled ipeaken Include Campaigning for the olflne of t:.aaun.. ; ¥ t/f the . candlda1"1 W!il. ·~ (or SCI· Neil Pur<tll; nartOllCa office for the Beach ctty councilman ii eipecled lo ten mlnilla lnlttally and then Oacll· wlD pot1ce daporlmeol; Dr. Edward Quua, ~~e ~.al a brisk pace tonliht -the be "lllqltOcf I lft.mlnuta rebuttal period deputy dlnclor of the oounty drug abuse •~ c~Nldala lake part In the flnl of •· prior' to quMlona 'from the audience. wvi<ll ,........., Dave Hqen, alemen-half -. public forum» . The Ill ,cocplCll candida1" · are ln- llrf ...,. odoml•lor and a stato ...,. The., .... -. 11 IClleduled for I C\lltlbealll dwltoo Boyd and Roy Holm, IUlllDI oa drucibule; AM Pattenon, a p.m. at ·Clly Hall1 •Forest ',Ave., and bobi aeeklng their aecood terms on the -Nlldent and Charles QuUler, a will rovo1'w around ~ Iheme of "The council : Rlchlrd Carr, an attorney ; ntlnd llallne Corpo 1eneru Pmorv-and Enhancement al Our ll'rlnces Halli!r, 1llo an attOrney ; "'"' Alao on the panel wlU be CUrtJa Rood. Vtllap Abmpben." The forum la being Lawrence, a ~an, and ~ttl projeel .....iinator for lhe \lo-a_...i II)' \llltap Lquna, •JI JMibi, a wnrker at the Vohmleer Poat. . Poat: Mike Sqar, a def-~ .....,i.tlon al~ wbicll worlceil llOl'Olt1y -ell and Mlrprtl' M°"' l!*l•lllinl In druc cues, and Karen ~l".\l?h!forllmthelt 00~ = ~ ~ ,_,. both nnln& ~ !or,ll!t .,, .._rton, a menial "8alth -ker In the ~·~ ..... -· Mr of cify dri ind l'#)' ~. '"""17 tlruc abule program! llruclloo In the cllJ. · • ; nipoctmlj, "'° Qcl ~to .... at -' 1 ' . ) ' • . ' I the' .... ' orum. • . r . . Other forumo prior .to Ilia April II municipal eleclloo ,.w .bi held at 7'30 p.m. Mach 211 ·1_....i by 1M Lquna Beach .~upayin Aloodaiion, al City Hall; I a.m. oo March II, •-eel by TrnMucc ll'illlamo. '"°"' •P al 1100 dif/111nt OrnllO• Coesl commlntltv tllco~rs lllis t0t1t· end CIJUlt two other loool· '"°"" also male< 111.<il'.debllla..Su £ .. lertolnment, P0410 2$. .!he llolrd of Realton;.noon on March :II, ~ "' ..,. l --· • IPOftlOfld bJ u. Sot0ptn1m, at tbdr ~rr.:: .... =.. ... ': l-m..U..;l :I0,.,..4111Marcb2I, -_._' lponaored by the ' ll<ppbllcan w~· =~~ J" e::-. r·c.· pub, 11 the W001eo'1 Cljlbr 7:3' jun. '"', Apr~ 4, i_...r bJ Ille ~W>c =··-.... lb-. Council, It Clt·Blll: .11111,T~::. 81\ ::,::,:--.t ,.r,, 1 Apr\! •• -"" .bi Illa ol .. .-ii ~al the Hillii\ 1......, ·-'---------·-~ ' ' ' ( ' J , • .. OAILY 91LOT LB f 'Alt.wliite' • ' I ;Davis Jury ~~~Okay ' ·-' ~,,,..,._'.._ ' • t,af...,... W't-In a stunning move, r ~and~ In the Angell . ' Davia murder-kidnap trial accepted 111 .. aU-whle jury of eight women and lour • IMll-IGUf. ' wia the PIP '"'"°""'"" It WU lim.e ~ for thO· -to ... Its nerl peremptco' cha!leng~ Miss Davis r- and said ·!hat although the jury didn't )lave 11Q1' bll<;b,ollo . 1114 oonlldenct In the jurort !'and I 11D happy to uy wa · accept !bis pu1el." ' Superior 0xrrJ Jiadie Richard E. t Amuon tllen lr!nled to prooecutor Albert llarrfl Jr. and llld ~ -the .W.'1 turn lo .... peremptory ctio1i..p. HalTilt """ and •Id .... toe, eccepte<I the jury. . . : · Miu Davll, a .,.,.attorney In her I delfl!!!O,. uJd obi bellevfl "lhe WOIDID IDd mm ollllnl on the Jury will put !Orlb : their bell, eff,orta to give mo a fair lflal.," I The, attomei>s must now sel,.,t faut alternate jurors for' the trial which is n- • •• , r ~ ,... I . Curtain of Ice .. . . Mitchell ·Denies ITI C~se Link By TOM SEPPY the Utlgacton or negotlatton between the W~fNGTON (AP) -Former -Atty; ·department and !Tl'." Gen. John N. Mitchell testified under Another point had to do with hlJ con- oath tod1y that be was not involved ln the tacts with repre1enlatlve1 of lTl' . settlement ~I an anUtrust case against • "At no tlme have 1 talked to any the lntemaUonal Telephone & Telegraph representative . of J'IT or any of Jts Corp. suOOidiaries aincemlng the litlgatlon or And, he said, he dld not participate in the settlement negotiations," he said. the negotiations for next summer 's He saKI that based on the reco rds of his Republican National ConvenUon in San office he had ccintact wlth "three m Diego. representatives -Harold Gtneen, ?Tr Mitchell, bead of President NlJon's re-"president; Fellx Rohatyn , &Dd 1df•. Dlta elecUon bid, addressed himself "lo the Beard, IT1''1 Washington lobbyl1L· three polnts which relate to my re1a- tionJhlp -or my nonrelationshlp -to the subject matter" of the hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Radio Claims Hussein Pact • With Israel pect.ed to last four to six month!. (See earlier story, Page $) Hmrla said each side will have four ~ptory challenges in the selection a~ altWulol. Snowdrifts and huge icicles created by water dripping from the limestone ledge• near Tahqua· menon Falls in Michigan dwarf this Ione viewer. These formations often reach heigbt.s of 30 feet from the base to the top edge of the outcrop. The hearing sprang from charges by columnist Jack Anderson that Justice Department offlcla!S were guJlty of im· proprieties In th• handling of ihe !TT case. Anderson published a memo by an rrr lobbyist 1 J n k I a g the m set- tlement with a purported 117 election bid, addressed himself "to the commitment of $400,000 to underwrite the convention. (Anderson's1 column appears regularly on tile editorial plage of the DAILY PILOT.) BEIRtn', Lebanon (AP ) -Iraqi radio reported today t h a t· King Husstin o( Jordan rea ched a peace agreement with lJrael t.hlt would turn the occupied west bank lnto an autonori>ou1 P1lesuDlan state federated with Jordan . Miii Davilt ii charged witll murder, k\dW end <011splraey In the AUJ. 7, 1'79, -t al tile Marin County Civic CenW In which I judge and three othtrl were killed. The jury includes a Mexican·American IBM employe, a ZZ..year-old department store collections agent who Is the yo._st member, a retlrtd librFWi. and a .air tralllc controller wbo wu 1 . pilot. Marine Arrested In ~on's Death A camp Penilleton Msrine b11 been ar- rested by Santa Ana police on murder charges involving the death of his 2~- yur-old "'"· Offlan uid the chlld, Brittian John C'<>iemu ol ZllCll Brlltol St., ApL ~.11.led . lf<llday of nwalye .Internal lnjurleo. Tbq srreated . tile lather, Steven G. (';>Uinan, 21, al the home. Po~ 'said the Santa Ana Fire Depajt. meal rilcue unit bad been called lo tile Col~ 1!9Jne where they found tile In- fant uncoolclOUJ. ll'~. 1,dµllnjo~retl resu!cllation and,. senl tll• ·~w Qruge County ~CIJ·r-lei,, ' ~:·w.a prOi!oaaiCtd ' dead OD ';ri{VIU. • • ' • ' . ' '<ftl S 1 ' JI__ , '' r<" Ii owns l()'iven '· . Capistrano Set For Fiesta Day Parade Saturday San Juan Capistrano men are growing beards and the women are wearing SplnJab draRs t!Jil week lo oet the mood for Saturday'a parade .and f 1 e I t a celebrating the return of the swallows. Although the punctual blrdi arln•t sup. poled to return untU SUnday, tile FJ.,ta de 1u Golondrinas parade and celebra· !Ion. will be held Saturday. Some three thousand participants and i6any thousands of Southern Cillfornia .. res~e-·art expected hJ knm for the 14th annual event. Entries include 11 ba!$, 10 floats, and 1 bevy of ..,.alltlng, 'lnlrchlni and 'equestrlsn unlit. Each .wlnntng entrant will receive a jlpeeial hlnlkarved trophy depicting I monk holding a swallow. .The parade wlll begin at I p.m. at the . coraer of .. ~ Olliapo and Comlno Capil- lrlllO. ,l'Nm there, the parade will move north •Ions Camino C.pilttrano to La ~j.,-. ll,11'li:'·ual ~then .. ...,.., oown El · Itel! to oriqa ' Highway. It will then tum east again at Ortega and aouth along Del Obiapo to the ,,l\IM!f:!lblJ _ _._OD tlllrmte,'WUl'bo ,,ldblld at 11 :30, i.m. , - ---·-· rreewaf Plan· •b•'lbe llll!IUal pageant at llllsaloo San J'uan Capistrano wlll lake place 113 p.m. · --and wlll feo\llre a dllplay of old Spanish, M'eilcu and lndlln claoctt by lludenta at the mlaslon achoo!. • ' Newport Beach COUJldlmen Mon- night asked state Senator De:>o Carpenter and AloemblynilD i:t Badbam to pt'the N ........ · ch leg of the Pi8Jlc ·~ fr<!OWaY out of the stale lreew1y i)'t!ml. The : action'. came after -Vice Mayor Howsrd .Rogtrs said ':,\~ percent or the 1 ..... 1y baa e1ready been deleted by tile Leglslat~ Ond , I challenp carpenter aod Badbsm to represent us as other legislatora have represented their districts." Rogera also cited growing op- posiUon to the route, noting that citizens groups opposing t b e freeway have been formed in Laguna Beach, Laguna Niguel, Dana Point and San J u a n Capistrano. Rogers said Jeglslattve acUon ls necessary· because there "ls still a strong threat" by the state Division of Highways that the freeway might be built d<!plte local op- position. .. . " DAILY PILOT '111t0-.. c.t DA.tlY PIUJT, wT!lt •1dl It combJnM ""' Hn'l-PNI. 11 IMl!.tlld W lie 0r•"'9 Coll.t Plltlllahlnf Cornpeny. S.,.. nf9 adl!lcn .,.. publllhed, Mflnd•Y Ill'°""' FrJdty, rer Otl1-MHI, ~l'Wpol'f 1..0.. Hunt11111ton 9ndl1'oun,.Jn· V•ll•'I'· U9Wll 9e1dl, trvlnt/$•cldT .. ck and S•n Cl1mtnt1/ 1911 Jum C11>hlr1no. A. 11"''' ""lonrtl edition 11 ~llt~ Stl\lllltn tl'ld Sunc11n. TIWI llflnclPll 11ubtllll1t19 PMnl Is ti )JO WHI 81)' $!rut, COi• M .. , Cllttomi., '2'lf. Ro\.1rt H. W•M '\ Pr•lllfllt •nd Pllblb.hW J•ct-L..C.W, -~!dint •nd °"""'' ~ 1'10111•• K.m1 ..... 1"•1t1•1 A.. Mwp~t ... _ ...... Cll•rl• H. Lao• Ridi*"' P. NIU ........ _ ...... ,._ __ 222 For•st A'"mi• Meifi .. A.Urmi P.O. In &•l. t2&SJ --°"'9 M"•: D> Witt lrf l""9t ....,.,. IMdll .., """"" """""""' f4•lilit* ltndl: 11'11 1-.dl IOVIMl'lf .... °""""': 3U Nwti. 11 c:-lftt lt .. I , ... , •••• (114) '4t-4Jl1 Cl.-HW Mwedl•1 ~1·1171 LllfMle ........ :..., 1¢: ,,..,.,. 4t+t4'6 S . '"'_.. Or11ntt a..t Mthll"'9 • Ji9 ~ SWI"• llllillf•l""9, = .. ---· W' .. ~ "'°"""~' ... • l ·~-· ''rF.·"'1111 ............... ~ c.... c. ........ ~. -=·-.... lfl .....,. ........ .-i1111y. • A b<srd growing contest Is being held in con1uoctJon with the Fiesta and the t'Hairleat Man in Town Award" will be ~ Slllln!ay. . Frona Pagel '.RECALL . :·~ ... ., ·' en were e1cerpts from a Jetter addres:sed by the attorney to tile clly council Ju. 18 following a report that quoted him as 1aylng he felt the payment was "illegal." In the Jetter, he denied having made such a statement, or having rendered any legal opinion on the issue, but said be had commented, in Informal discussion, that gifts of public money always are illegal and that the Internal Revenue Service usually does not consider a wUe'1 ex- pense& as "ordinary and necessary" bustftess eipenses. · Clarifying bis pcalilon lo bis letter lo the press today, Wllooxen "States, "The law provides that a councilman is only entiUed to reimbursement of hls 'actual and necessary' expenses In carrying on official city buslneu. Neither the city at· tomey nor I have found any case in California in which a councilman bu at- tem~.lo defend~ payment to him of .public fWld5 for his wile's expen5es . "No cue has been found in which a councilman has contended that 1uch payments were part of his 'actual and nftessary' official e1pense1. As a prac- tical· matter, therefore, the public must depend on the good judgment and in· tegrlty of those who occupy lhls position ol public trust." 9 The letter goes on to state, "Neither tt.e city attorney nor I have stated that such payments are 1proper' in the sense of being good public policy, nor have either of us puDllcty commented on whether or. not such payments are morally rigbl . -''Mr. 'Loi-r's o/nclal statement that I have agreed Wiiii the city attorney tbll the payment was 'proper' Js not a correct Interpretation ol my vlew1 of the policy issue> lnvol•ed: I -oure lllat II ii nlca to take wives to conventions, but I am not persuaded that it ls 'neces1ary• for ilie concluc\ of the public affairs o! Laguna Beach, · !"Ille proprlali' of tile payment w!Jl not be decided in court snd must be dtclded by the city council and the •oters of Laguna Beech. - "II the mailer o! a wife's travel ex· pense payment with public !wid.•1,li .. ., the subject of judicial 1c\lon In ,,.. stat<, tile outcome wlll depend to 1 great extent on whether tile courla adopt 1 1trlct con- atruc\lon of the word 'neceawy• ~ whether the cowU can be peJ'l\llldell li1 an advocate of Mr. Lorr'• point o! view to take 1 men pennlaslvt. view." Economist Dampens Freeway Ceremonies From Wire Servict• DIAMOND BAR -Economlal Gerbsrd N. Rostvold, 1peaker at a dedlc1tion "Juncbe<ln here Monday, f01Jowlng opening of a 4.7-mile stretch of the Orange Freeway, called for a review of freeway planning. "In the past 30 ye~rs, we have allowed man and machine to conquer nature in SouU,ern Califomua in the name of economic progress," he told 1 group of community leaders and highway officials Fro• P .. e l POULTRY .•. In I speech In the Diamond liar Country Club. The consuJting e con o m I s t of Urbanomics Research Associates urged "humanization" of the freeway system. Rostvo1d, based · in Claremont, ad- dressed 150 persons following the opening of a $14 million segment of the Orange Freeway. The four-lane freeway joins the Riverside Freeway in Orange with the Pomona Freeway at Diamond Bar, near Pomona. , Some 40,000 cars a day are expected to traverse the Brea Canyon portion of the freeway t!Jat ultimately will be linked with the San Bernardino Freeway near Kellogg Hill and San Dimas in the north San Gabriel Valley. The old, two-lane highway through Brea Canyon aerved about 10,000 com- muten each day, highway officials note. die. But there is 1blohltel11 no dana:U\to Ro3tvold called for a.. review of the Mitchell previously issued t w o slatemenl3 Which dealt with the three points. One point pertained to the liligation started by the Justice Department's Antilrust Division, when he was attorney general, against m . Mitchell said when the first of the three suits tn the case reached the stage for consideration by the attorney general in April 1969, "I dlsquallfled myatlf on 'the around• t!Jat my fo .... r law firm bad done legal work for one of m·s subsidlarles. ' After that ·date, Mitchell said, all mat- ters pertaining to the rrr suit rested in tile hands of Richard G. Kleindlens~ deputy attorney general, and Richard McLaren, assistant attorney general in charge of the division. ''I did not communicate with them," he sa id. "They did not communicate with me. I was not informed of the progres1 of School to Stay Open in Suit By Poverty Unit · human beinU.''· four-mile grid concept on which the pro- The quarantine on;ter, .µnposed Mon-rvsed 1,450 mile, l tri~y freeway A JUit was filed l!l Qrange County d •-.......... "-• "•--''-ha • -..... ~ ' SllP<l'ior Cour\ todly to halt desegrega· ay, •-...,...,.,. ,n-o• ''°""'""'"...,, ystem•ls led.'·•~ .. ~ ~n«pt WP" . . :r ~-·-Riverside. ~ti Bara049ra, veriiura, Los poses that no reiide'.nt of U:ls Angeles, tion of. • predomma . Me.-.cur -'.natiea 'Su Di and 1m-o1•1 Cou American elementary scJM>o ln Fullerton ,,.... , , ego.. .,.._ n-OraDIO'tnd Ventura Counllel wofild be by closing It and bu•lng children to ties. . more than four miles from a freeway . Jt permits _.the movement of heaJthy The former Po_mona College economics neighboring schools. live poultry lo olaugbter planlt under departlrienl chairmen 1ald indiscriminate Filed by the Western center on Law state supervision, and also allows construction of freeways could create and Poverty, the suit requests that Maple wirestricted movement of slaughtered major envirqnmental problems. School, 244 E. Valencia Drive, be kept poultry which has 'passed federal in-He said Southern catUomia Is open. It also as"ka the court to order the spection. dependent on a freeway system and school to adopt a desegreg1tion plan Otherwise, the 9.uarantine however, Wl.flled, "Forthcoming experiments in which wou1d involve busing into the prohibits the shljimenl from th e mw rapid transtt in Los Angeles will be schoof, not )Ult out of H. !"estrictec! art.a of Jive birds, uninapkted a disastrous failure .'! Maple School, a kindergarten through ~. and ...,uipment such a.s coonc ROst.vold urged tlfat future freeways fourth grade campus, has an emt11lment '"t r-reconcile "the conbem.! <1f the en-of 1bout 2:63 stu<knts, 93.4 percent of and cages which might harbor the New· virorunentalist and the deve1opmentalist. which are membcra of minority races, castle virus. "If the environment is not preserved, according to the suit. The order wu adopted because of con-our economic potential simply will not be Attorneya said the Fullerton School 'ttnuing outbreaks of a foreign strain of realized," Rostvold concluded. District's Citizens Human Relations Newcastle's disease among poultry and Haig Ayanian, State Division of Advisory CommiUee presented three pet birds in portions of San Bernardino Highways engineer, said that in the plans for endlng segregation at the and Riverside counties. Both of these Orange Freeway project care had been school. All three called for preservation are~s had been under quarantine since taken to construct the new section so it of the school and busing of Anglo as well December. would blend with the landscape ,and as Mexican-American students. Dr. Philp said this morning that even if become as much a part of the natural en-Instead, the suit claims, the district's a person were to eat a chicken con• vironment as possible. board of trustees a.dopted a pJan last tamlnated with the Newcastle virus, he "In two or three years ," Ayanian said, month which would convert the school in. would suffer no ill effects. The only "it will look like it belongs in this can-to a child care center and require busing The report immediately met with wide- spread denials. • The royal palace ih Amman announced earlier that Husse1' will make a state- ment Qf "tremend~s importance" Wed- nesday concerni.Dg1 the west bank region. seized from Jordan durln( the 1967 Mid- dle East war. Official spokesmen said mlhlng of a peace agreement and Jordan's azn. bassador to the United Nations, Abdul Hamid Shara!, declared the Iraqi peace reporta were "totally unfounded." Speculation in Beirut, the L e b a n e s e capltJI, was that · the king's aMounce- ment would be an offer, not an 1greed settlement. The Iraqi broadcast said the agreement provides that the occupied territory oil the west bank of the Jordan River and thP. Gaza Strip which Egypt occupied before the war wijl become a n auttnomous Palestinian state federated with Jerdan in a United Arab Kingdom under W~ip'1 Hashlmite throne . The old Arab quarter of Jerusalem . or part of it is to be the capital of the new Palestinian 1tate, B1gbdad Radio Aid. But Israel's leaders have s a I d repeatedly Jerusalem in now a united city 1111!fer 11?1ell l'U!e and will never bO dMd· eel again. · • A dlapalcb from Ammsn said detaill o! a broad new plan aimed at breaking the deadlock between Jordan and llrael were handed lo the ambasudors of tile Uni.led States, the Soviet Union, Britain, France and the Arab countries Monday. The Jordanian governi;nent newspaPer Al Doetour uid the kinl would announce 1 "plan lo consoHd1te· national unity belw,..· the two l>anu of Jordon 011 1 permanent basis of decentral\.uitlon." The use of the term decentraliz.aUon in- dicated some form of autonomy for tbe Pale!tinian population on both sldea of the Jordan Rlver. Baghdad Radio broadcast u lracfl news agency dispatch from Amman which said the king hoped to get approval of bl.a plan at a meeting this afternoon with members of Jordan's parliament. The radio rave these highlights of the agreement : -Proclamation of a new federal state under Hussein to be called the United Arab Kingdom . -The kingdom Is to be made up of two autonomous states, Palestine and Jardin, each of which wilt have its own rove~ ment for internal affairs. known cases of human Infection are yon." of Its atudents to eight other scboolll. among laboratory workus who ha ve II;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::;::;::;::;::;::;,.::;;:;::;;:;;:;;; handled Newcastle vaccine!'!. Slight eye I infections were the result. Policing of the birds would be a federal problem, a<:cordlng lo Dr. Philp, who sa:i> bis oftlco·bls not yet been lnlorinecl In writing about the quarantine. .. Usually a quar~tine ls In eUect until all traces of 'the disease have disap- peared, u he aa.id. "Healthy aentlne.l birds are placed among othen iuspected of AROUND THE c·oRNER AND lIB YOUR STREE'II ' having Newcastle's dlseaSt. and then are bled periodically lo set U tbey have been infected." Dr. Philp added t!Jal elimination Is tlla only cure for the disease. Vaccines are available, according to the health officer, "but you need to do it before the fact, not after it." The eight-county quarantine area ts among the nation's top 10 poultry pro- ducing regions and contains about 54 ,million chickens and 3.4 million turkeys. Laguna to Eye Eu~yptus Site • A 1tep 1owanl evantual pun:haa o! 1 parcel of !Ind on Laguna Canyon Road popularly -u "tile tuealyplua IJ'Ov•" may be lalwl Wednelday nlcbt wb<n the Laguna Beacb City Councll wlll be uk~ lo authorize en 1ppralul of the property. Several local IJ'Oupa and lndlvlduals have petllloned the city to acquire the IJ'OYe. located between Woodland Drive and Clny'oo:Aml Drive/~ preservllllon Iii a park.·. ' . .. " ' I WE HA VE BEEN f,SKED HUNDREl)S OF TIMES WHY WE LOCATED OUR STORE "OFF THE BEATEN PATH."' SEVERAL ANSWERS POP UP. FIRSTLY, THE COST OF STORHS IN SHOPPING CENTERS IS ASTRONOMICAL SECONDLY, WE WERE ~BLE TO OBTAIN MORE SPACE, WITH OUR SHOWROOM, OFFlCES, AND WAJ>iHOUSE ALL IN ONE LOCATION. THIRDLY, THERE IS AMPLE Pj.RKING WITH LITTLE TRAFAC CONGESTION LEADING :ro us. THIS SITUATION HAS "4ADE US MORE COMPETITIVE AND WE ARE PROUD AND &UTf:fUL l'O SAY :rHAT WE HAVE IN- CR£ASED OUR VOLUME EVERY YEAR F'OR FOURTEEN YEAlS, AND HA VE EXPANDED FIVE :nMES AT: JHS LOCATION. ALDEN~S CARPETS e DRAPIS 1"J PIHHtla AYI •. CQSTA MIS.A ·"City Monager Lawrence Rou , !'111 '"°""""end tllet the .cauncll •!locate •' :r_,.ol betw .. n mo and n.eeo tor the JP- prabc! 14' ,.i&bll&b the true value of the property IS I "first and essential step lo I ____ ..., __________ "'!" _____ ..;.~,;,.-;.;~--.;;.---..J consldsrq the petllloo." I '4M8J8 • ~ ' • ~ ... .C . • • ' . I • ~L 651· NO. 74, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ' ' I• • • • " ' ' 161 Residents .To date, 111 Irvine ,..ldenta have joined 1r citizens advi!ory cominlt- aod ooe ad hoc amnmer recreation com- 11\ltee formed to advise the city councl1 on a variety of communJty cone.ems. ,. Membership in lhe official city ad- viaory groups is open until, the third meetfng at which point chairmen will be elected. . . . . All of the groups held their first meetings last Saturday. The folloWlng ia a llat of the committee member& who have Joined UIUI far. Where pooslb!e, ln- dicaUons of the. nut .meeting time and p!oce are tncluded. · ' ARTS Af'ID CULTIJJ\E: The committee will meet at 10 a.m. Saturday at city hall. Members, to date, are: FtOm Culverdale : Al Vander Schans aqd Cal Sumsiqn. ·From The Ranch: Keilh W. Nelson and n..ernary !'!"!Pian. . ·From Ttirtle Rock: Vivian Hall, Virginia Brobard and Ciro! Condon. • .e .u1re • Building Free%e Irvine Studies • . Ban Extension .i:rtension of the e1p1r1ng 90-day bWldlng and grading permit freeze ind rezoning to agriCulturll use' city lands north of the Santa Ana Free.way will be considered by the Irvine City Council tonight. Tqnlgbt's ·meeting will be he14 at 7:30 o'c!Ock In Suite ·21111 of. the Town ·Center Bullcjlng, Git CampUI : Drive; oa'ou fT'!lll UC Irvine. c:ouncilmen will consider extending the moratorlwn on construction in Irvine un. tll ellher July 11 er September 30 u recoinmended lut week by the planning commisBion. '"""! City .Manager William Woollett Jr. recormuends COUDcil , approval of an llr(eney oi'dinance monlng undeveloped pu>f,;,l'lla In porlloa Of the clly that lies · noi1h of the' Santo Ana •freeway. That me~e wu .~~by ttte pl~ • •'.' ,· )~ .... ~ •' ,· · ningcimmliai-I •. ' •• j ,:r.o ... _·_ •. _.5 • N:uiJiS•" n , . i • >; • ... ~-·.·-"--'!,ooilllll"ou...:!11·· 111'>":. :~1e1'.~ , il>O'. council J . ' ~~ . • r.;;iitolntns of a penn....,i tjly ~~ to tlieit ·f.anlps ·· ' ~=~~~!:. I · , . -Appomboent o(, 'a committee to T s~ ni. review. bui!cillig -perilill'..-j>tlons. 0 ' ~ ..... tsee~ w~~a::~ ~~ · nclia pnibltm .In )he MondO street W~N \(AP) -Amer\cl'a ' creenhett In Un!Venl\7 .Park. organized nudilta liope to get more In the -Hiring .ol .a· plaMini consultant firm plelt tby going public Ulla year. · • · or otlier profeaaionol odvf>er lo oerve the Tbe~'re opening their parlla to ,1mos1 Irvine plannln1 -lssfon. anyone witll ari lntereated eye and the COit -DecidO on ac:Ceptan<;e or rejection of of 1dmi1Slon. You don1 even have to like 1.5 acre park. in Q>Utige' Park· Walnut yoW-.-ciotl>eS of( im1e.I you've got 'the VmAje offered by the developers. atermcb• ror it. . ""1'Ad bn a r.esohition, designating of. It mflY IOUlld 1Uke a· ripoff, or.maybe~ ficial city hoUdlfS.1.. 1 pqt-on. But the American Sunbathini. ~Recbhslder a once .. p p r o v e d ~Uon, r.epreientin& somt · 1 S O ordinance regulatlitg peddl~a ·in Irvine. nudists clubs ,wlth.20,000 membe{S aCross tbe nation, couldn't be .more serious. '· • I'm quite prou4," says · President Robert G. Johnaton. "We've decided· to come out of. the wqodwork ~ operf!te ..-petiUve "'7eatlonal lacllltles rather than cults or philoaophlcal retresla ..... We're tnVlting tbeJlllbJlc to CQn;te visit~ just u tlley might vlalt Dlaney World." Not that ASA flgUres to outstrip ney '1 cartoon characten as a vaca-- ·n attraction. But the new opetHioor announced Monday "is a goal1we've building toward for several years - Ide possible by the public's i'!"ruaed • ptance of nudity," said JobnSton. J'ohnston said all ASA clubs, 80 percent tile nudbt organliations In ihe United "'· have agreed to the plan. '.'But probably only tbrte-fourths of will be as cordial at first u I'd Hke ' to be," he added. Visitors will he charged a~t 15· per mUy at most facilitie!, he aaid, with no Ctions for single men and women. Thieves Ransack Citnis Warehouse Thieves Who slid down ' the loading chiite (o 1aln entry to ihe· premlaea rauacked the offices and emptled vefld.. ing machines in an Irvine citru! packln& wa~ Monday night., • Orange County aherllf'a officers have nOt yet determfned.Jhe full lon 1t ihe Frances Citrus AsJOClation offices, it666 Irvine Blvd. . , Deputies aald tile Jntruden forC<d tile outer doors ol • the 1oldinr chute ind' illthered Into · the b11ement of the building. oificera 1ald the loss appeared to be conllned to tlle'm>all change In tile l,l)aChlnei. • , ' , • ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ' TUESDAY, MAR.cH 14, 1972 • I • ••• •• • ' ' •. 2 . -. - -. . N.Ye Staekia · p TEN CENTS " - Join Ir.ville Advisory .Panels • From University Park: Lou Is Fridhandler, George Knowles, Sharon Sircello, Donna Andrew 1 Robert S. Lawrence and Betty Jane Larsen. ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY: The committee meets next at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in city hall. Members are: From UC Irvine: David A. Millet, Richard A. Eckert and ·David Frankel. From CUlverdale: Don McMullen and John Gensler. .ea From the Racquet Club: David A. Lowe. ') From Tbi Ranch: Steve 14Jndquist, Gil ..,Cliallet and J<lhn W. Hickman. From Turtle Rock: Irwin Alber and Barb Wiener. • From Unlverslty Park : Richard L. Oliver, Angelo Vassos, and Richard De Lapp. CHARTER COMMITfEE1 It meets at 7:30' p.m. Thursday in a place to be determined . Members are: ... , From The Meadows : John J. Marii:ano. · 'From The Ranch : Lowell Johnson and Gene E. Myers. From Turtle · Rock : Carmen "Dinah'' Bales, Fred Fry, Vernon L. Keldsen, Robert A. Smith and Alan Wiener. From University Park: Magi:I(. Bem· stein, Alfred w. Brandt Jr., Norrisa Brandt and Andy May. Fri>m The Willows : Jaf Pim:. YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES: The com· mlt~· meets at 7:30 p. m. Wedneiday in • I _ .. - the University Community As.soclaUon Clullhouse. Sandburg Woy In Universfl)' Pari. Members : . • From CUlverdale : Pat Hallman. From Park West: Judi Simon. From The Rancb : Jack Meredith and Don P. Luck. From Turtle Rock: Robert Gaido, Sa~ dy Freud, Mary Tate and Vlr&lnla Binder. _ From nlverslty Park: Robert pjatt (_g., INTEREST, Pa1e I) - • Deductions From Pay Suggested SACRAMENTO (AP) - A compulaory f7.5 bll!lon·a·year state medical ln- 1urance plan for all CllifornJans wu pro- poaed today by s.D. Georae Moacone. fl would be financed by new state payroll deducllons plus extra new employer payments. The .San .Franctoco Democrat's 'p1an would, In eUec~ 111er11 pment 1tate and county medical 1salatlnee program lnto a new. program . to provide tree medical core for fll CtUlomtau . 11 '!Ollld rtllit ti u _,.,. lltdJ. Carin.ram for all Cllflornionl, · i'·~ll '. tarecel~-=I : ~~qs~~ ... : f'l'llt<~ ....... .... ; -oquolJP""'l"l flf ' ..... ~I • Curtaia of Ice S$~!fiS?..li ' e~li. .. ~ •. '•' ~ ·rt.fc-a•--·iNlii!f ...... 't~ ...." '11•<te IL!I for,....._., ' i 'n'lr,W} .. 7"1'·"· J t J ~. • '• la ~· calotir1, tllo, ...,..,.,.. lfol , ~··~: ~ .i-1 ~·· • ' J. 1 "" I t ' "" "' ' 1 'f"\ • 1 fr ~ 1 ' ,".' ., ' • • , ~ \ ) ' l I ~ 11 Snowdrifts and hu~e icicles created by· .water • TbeS.. form alil>M oflen ·reach heights of •30 feel dripping !mm the limestone ledges near' Tahqna•' from th .. bne-·to the top edre o~ the outcrop. • 1 · mepon Falls in MicHigan .dwarf thi~ lohe .vfewer. , . , , 11 • , • • •• 'i1 ~~ . ... : • • !\. I ) t I • ' ;,.,., jtclp)ut:.J. wow. ,•pm~ 4full ' ---' · 1\', p.'.,_....!,L.1 ~ , ''"' •",(•1 ''t 'tll ~,}Mftl14drq'llldhMpif•" ''M 1 Jet. · T· ·e.· r· ... m.,. 1.·.~n·.· ... a· ... " .. ··;··· t· n.n: D~ · ·.Q , ~:i:·:.::.~~.!.~P!UI!""'"! , .,. a : ·' · .;v ·T:t·tv. · ' ~•P,i~~. ,tlon.;;,r· Y,;r,r :r.':.1~. . 'I , 1 • l · · , ; t . ~, , ~ I Care'. f -l -r:t°r- ' • • 1 ·' «: ~ i ' ·It-Winlld outla'.W«'*'Cmofft ~MMl1 :- Mexican , Continental ·Li.lies Disco,, u. nt Count~.:'Rlimor.' =~l>e~=~' .~1 11 1 .I ~~~u... .... By L. PETER KRIEG Of ltMI o.!IY Plltr tr1H Orange County Airport officials said to. day they have no knowledge that two airlines are negotiating for off.premises tennlnal space IO .they can start jet flights Into aQd out of the airport. SPokesmen for both Aero de Mexico aQd Continental Airlines allo denied they have ,any such back-d'oor maneuvers in mind. Both. airlines have Civil Aeronautics Board route authority for Orange County but have been thwarted In attempts to &!art 'opmtlons there hecall!e Orange County aupervlaors bave refuaed to lease them. space Inside the tennlnals. · • : ci.,i.;p. . Mohda 1 ~!:ii( ai' dtr~ billloo a year' 1p0nl ~y' tile ota~ lllll)l>i:ll But Newport Beach couOcilmen, were <!1ty 'ofnc~ IJ.nd•1 oot! if t~J ll ·•1')'. g9vernmen&I on. ,Medbqal ~ and otlllC'' A. told Monday night Jhat't>oth Continental way· ,tJle •county ..WIJ •otoP U,. rOpiirted beoltll 1911tm '11 1 otal'I' for Ono"""' ploy, ' hi&iprQll'Un; I , and the Meiican carrier may ·lease terminal space in nearby office buildings and bus passengers to the airport gateai Not so, Insists an e1ecµUve wiUt Aero · de Mexk<l. "The.supervisors, they say they don't want us sow~ hav'e done. OOtbing the past slx~lght mqnths1" sal4 Frederick Coppe1, tegional 'man3.ger for the airline. "There ·la absolutely· no truth to . the report, we categorically deny it," 11ld ' Bruce Plowman·, a . public relations of4 flclal for Continental. . · · Ronald Chandler, uiJ.tant atrpolt The ,propo~ new,m.ed~ tuoo wuld dlrectqr,1wd he doan't thjnk tlley, could. ralle another fl.Oil billion from;"""'"° "If they are even try!DC, It, 1 have, no dOductions, 13.15 billion fr9m empJo1tn knowled~e of It," Chindler iald, "but we and. l40ll .million· from aeU..,,,Jll01ed cannot prOhlblt aircraft from land~· or persona lor a total tit f7 ~ IJtlllnn·a ,.r, , ti king off." · ' , · . It would lmpoae a •tate.!tda flliillll'IJ' He . 11id ~ only Joc.81 contfOI la over ' Ill equal to the avw11a. tu ..,.. -' tile terminal. , , . b~ couotlea In poy for .,.....t cooml1 · "We co1l!a alai> tontrol wfim.lhey pk~ hcioi>i1'1a. ~~ ~~~h;: ~=~v~I~::· d~iile~=~-=:i..'; there ·ii. ' ' gov~r In 1174, ii fl!Ofioll"I • wlqll · "We cannot dlaCrtminate · ag~ln.i '1, plan •i.:.:~ Ill Illa,..,. cl'au of. Ulen," Chlniller uJd, ~a'tnlns , called · 'as T'M1 And Jack J ackaon, ASA advertising , cautions that Htbe CUY8 wbo jUlt all< up and say "I wanna look at na~ed · ' ire going to he frowned upoo ••• 0 StW," be said, "I don't thlnt we need careful acretning we've relied on in put. The Hollday IM doesn't•tcreen , IO why abou1d we? But we do1 in· s ·Qfue Pupils · Get . Op.tion thit while tlie •lrPort can ball 11!, jeta plan< propooed by .llapol lalt--. ' · from iaklng 'off during l:.rtain !>Oun, It · ' can't pick and cbooee which jeta take off a.nd land or park on the property. " ' ihe men to bring ~Ir glrllrlendl .... ·Meadows Studenu Can Att.end Uni or Trutin . • tes' Conducted l y JAN EDWARDS Of .. , ..., ""' ..... ' ' · All Tullfa Meadowo ·-will have M th. ~s . _the option-to' au..d~eltber TUIUn Hii)i-.Or 0 er, ODi · Scbool m: their .,._i campus, Unlversi· 'Funeral services were held In Houston 'ty Hieb Sclloi>I, II w11 dedded Monday y for 1 former l"lne mltor and her • nllht by acboo1 diltrii:I miai..s. . a former University H11h Sch9oi otu-8aperlnleodeat Wlllllm 1.oB( had , wbo botll were killed Saturday when reconunonded lhiflln& all Tu s t i " <!'' wu struck by a train nur Me-. area -excopt eoterlng g, Tex. • • · • • -.. to Tiiotin Hig!> next yesr to • ll'ts. Lucille Vtssela. formerly of the avoid -aowdinl at University. Hill lltalty Compuy in irv1nl, and Tiie '""" -4 to I with irllltt< Paul IOIJ Muerl Veaiell, Jr. died o! tJ>. I'. Ctlbaun -ting. I after their ••to Wll ltrudt at I • A -limit flll' -and paronta to lad cro11lng. · make tllelr ~ wtD be clodded by 'nle Veue\1 moved from Ute~ Turtle 1Ala-Tblo -a_..i 4 to I with Rod< bomt about 111 monthl llO· '. Dlckrm loralilan)iitlo IDlde tlla::.:: Sa"ivlns are Mrs~e11ti1' ~band, -fnr a c:omplela opllan, di t Maori, ol the family • In Sprfac. -tint ldo paalllnn taken al Ille Feb. Tex.: and two daug 1, Barbara and • boarG moetlq, lonnlan olljocted to Mro. Betty Bruce, bOth of Dlllu. ~ up to •·• for -. portable i • • classrooms at Tustin Hip. He claimed requesled the ~r<aenl slu~enta finish al aulficltnt faclliUts are already available Unlveral!J' 1 1hd t11e eJlhth 'gradero begin hetw ... the two IChoola. 11 ~ at Tuatln, . 'Tuafln Hllh hu enough portables the Boranlan voiced impatience with the way ' it' ii," be u.id. And additional way •''these lhlngi hlppfn betore we claurooms only create "less access to know the wue· ts· coming up." He wu specill 1eriice &real." ralerrtng.to1lhe manner In which the· ena · Further, Boranfan cited family at· t~• i.uue ha• been iqtroduced tO otudenil tachmenls to University and those apd plrefils., - parent.I from Tustin Meadows who are Auoclate Superintendeilt' J. # E • volunteering In IChool programs. Scl!tm>ltker replted tllat student& had ' Altbou(h unification may or may nol be '*" Ibid the aitom1tlvt1 being 'coft. approved in June and cause. a return to 1 afctered' ~ thaf It ' Was the bolrd'1 Tnstin 11111> by 117$-71, he oald be ' <(Oc\sfon. ADd • a Jti,ter expla!,nln~ the believes U... Pl'""la "lhould, flnlah lituatlooi, lnvHtng lttte~, and UIVtt!JiC a~' their projotla and IO ally 6oe yesr ~""~.at the bolrd . ....tlng i.d been• ...... " "ftp patenlo. ·····~, • RI. concladed. 11'm,tpen mln*d all lf v~11PP.f'OVe unlflcl~ on Jpne ,I, .. over. lt'a wldo -..,..,.. • ai npeoted, tl>I n... TUllln. and Irvine Be6n the -~a ccaplete option ~lea would ac<dmplllb the lam• wu taken, poreail .,ieed con!Ullon, ojiift from Univetlity to Tustin Hilb dur-' apeclflc lfitv-and ~ prodUC*f a lilt! 1'71-74 achoo!' year, wben tbe new petition wltll 4IO pareall' ---~ , U.18ed diltrlCll lltrtn. • Boosters Seek 'frading Stam The Trojan Boolltr Oub o~ UnlverollY High Sci19ol, lrflne, 11 -kin& -lonl of trading stamps to ralae.money to· pay1 for 1 ~levi1ion videola .. 1)'11em fer Ill' schOot. ' • • , ~9 The t<jtllpmenl, for uoe by , all . ctepattmenil ol the achoo! Including •lhletlc teams, bu been pircha~, but fi,000 .Is ·11m needed, 'chalrm:an Pbllllo Dickena ••Id,. . . , . · 'Studei\ti Will •islt bomu on Aprill al)d , 2% u .ldng cforiallonl ,of atamp boolla' and IOott stam-_. ' • · r•• I r • ,Fur\her,, demons1r.iion. •. of"·~b ,t t•l•vtskin equipment wit bt oa..., at tbe .scboql Pll .i,~11 ,1 .anot .at 'Ibo' Taotla ' ~Wl'Clil~ April~ . · 11n>~mp dri,.·1a1t y61r'lililed' '1,000 "' pure~ l ... ,,.,. ... we111>1 urunc ..... 11ne 1or the atlllilit· teams aiid ~'oc1ucalloD~~ ' ;t DAILY PILOT LB ft • • : 'Ail-wliite' I I . ' . :Davis Jury :~~s O~ay • --J • ' MltJOa: CAPl -Ill a llunniog mo .. , r ~ and prooocut!on In the Angela ' 'l>a\ils murder-kidnap triil accept.cs ID • oll·whlta jury of eight women and four I mJl!•'°*Y· . I -the Judp -It WU tin. ! for the· deferM ~to ose its nert peremptory chalJenge, Mias Davis rose and said that although th• jury didn't have IDj'. ,blacks, abt !lad con!ldenol la the jurofl "and l am happy to say we • accept tbJs panel.• t Superior Ccar\ .Jitdce Rlehard E. ; Amuon then turned to proaecu1or Albert Harrll Jr. and Wd Ii wll the ttat.'1 turn to uae a peremploty chollqe. lllrril rote and Aid he, too, acap!<d the jury • Miu· Davis, a co-attorney In her 1 dei-Wd llMI belieVea "Iha women : ml m,;; 1tlllng on the jury will put fortb 1 their -ef!oria to give me a fair trlal. • 1 'l1le atlon!ilYs mull OOW select louf \ Curtain of lee ' .. i . . Face. P•11el ' J. Mitchel ITI Case · Lin·k By TOM SEPPY WASHINGTON (AP) -Former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell testified under oalh today that he was not involved in the setUett.int of an· anUtruat case against the International Telephone At Telegraph Corp. And, he said, he did not participate in the negotiations for next summer 's Republican National Conventlop in San Diego. Mitchell, head of President Nllon's re:-· election bid, addressed himself "to thfl three points which relate to my rel• tionship -or my nonrelationshlp -fl) the subject matter" of the hearin, before the Senate Judiciary Committee. the Utlgatlon or negotiation between the department and ITf.'" r Another point had to do with h1I con- tacts with representatives of I1T • "At no lime have I talked to a111 representative of rrr Ol any of Its subsidiaries concerning the litigation or the settlement negotiations," he said. He said that based on the records of his office he had contact with three rrr representatives -Harold Geneen, rrr president; Fell% Rohotyn, ind Mr•. Dita Beard, JTl"s Washington lobbyist. Radio Claims Hussein Pact With . Israel alternate jurors for· the trtaJ which l! ex· pected to last four to six montba. (See earlier story. Page 5) Harris said each ..side will have four ~ptory challenges in the seleclioD 04 altinlllM. Snowdrifts and huJe icicles created by waler dripping from the limestone ledges near Tahqua- menon Falls in Michigan dwarf this lone viewer. These formations olten reach heights ol 30 feel from the base to the top edge of the outcrop. The hearing aprang from charges by columnist' Jack Anderson that Justice Department officials were guilty of lm· proprletleJ in the handling of the rrr case. Anderson published. a memo by an 11"1' lobbyist Ii n k i • g the rrr "" tlement with a purported J'IT election bid, addressed himself "to the commitment of $400,000 to underwrite the convention. (Anderson's1 column appears regularly on the editorial plage of the DAILY PILOT.) BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP ) -Iraqi ractlo reported today t h • I King H"*1n of .,Jordan reached a peace agr~ment with I.srael that would turn the occupied west bank into an autonomous Palestinian state federated with Jordan. Miii Davit la charged with murder, k~ and conspiracy tn the Au1. 7, 1979, shodlclut II the Marin County Civic Cent.r In which a judge and thrff othera were killed. The jury includes a Mexican-American mM employe, a 22-year-old department store collections agent who is the younaest member, 1 retired librFi8n. and .... .tr traffic controller Wbo WU a . pUol. Marine · Amisted In ~on's Death A· Camp Pendleton Mlrlne h11 been ar- re sted by Santa Ana pollce on murder charges involving the death of his 2'n- year-old IOll. Q!llan uid the child, BrltUan John Coleman of 211111 Brlll<>l St., Apt. 35, .dt.d . M4iday o.l m&HJve .la~rnol Injuries. 'Ibey ..arre1ted . the father, Steven G. Q.\IMnfn, 21, at the holhe. Polli!e laid the Santa Ana Fire Depait. tnelll rilcue unlt hid been called to the CoJ"°a!\ ~ -where they found the ln- fant unconlcloua. . Filwen. a~ster~ resuscltaUon and..1<11! the ~-19. Qranae,_,~~ Mdl"'l~ter . h(1'1s pr ......... dead .. mlvlt . . . . . I ''· II I f~ t S~lOni" GiveTt Capistrano Set For Fiesta Day Parade Saturday San Juan Capistrano men are growing beardJ and the women are wearing Spanltb dreases this week i. aet the mood for Saturday'• paradt and f 1 e s t a celebratillg the mum of the swallows. Although the punctual blrc!B aren't sup- pcile:d I<> return until Sunday, the Fieata de W Golondrinas parade and celebra· lion wUI he held Saturday. Some three thousand participants and rfiany thou.sands of Southern California resid• 'art expected in town for the 14th annual event. Entries include· 11 banda. 10 floats. and a bevy of walklng, 'marchlnt and equestrian units. Each ·winning entrant will receive a •peclal hand-carved trophy depleting a monk holding a swallow. The parade will begin at 1 p.m. at the comer of De1 Ol>ilpo and Camlao C.pls- lr"l'O-{'rom t!iere. the parade will move north alODI Cimino Capistrano i. La ·!t"df·~~J~1:1'ii!Zi11t~ HJghway. Jt will then turn east again at Ortega and .,uth along Del Obilpo to the o~blJ _ _,_OD the Mlte•Wtll'be .i<clOMd 11 u,ao 1.m. · 'f'reeway Plan ii,..,.1bt _annutl -pageant at Minion San .ruon C.plstrano will take place at 3 p.m. --and will fealure a display of old Spon!sh lfezlcan and Indian dlllCt! ·by studeni.; at the mlulon lcllool. .. l Newport Beach councilmen Mon-~nlght aaked 1tat. Senator Den- Carpent.r and Aasemblym'an ti Badbam I<> &el'!!>< Newpllrl ch 'les of Uie 'Pacll!c CoUI' ••Y out of the state freeway l)'lleli>. The : action came aft.r Vice l\layor Howard lloger1 said ·~t percent of the freeway has .tre>dy" been deleted by the Leglslatur<. ~d • I challenge carpenter and Badham to represent us as other legi.s1ator1 have represented their districts." Rogers also cited growing op- position to the route, noting that citizens , groups opposlng th e freeway have been formed in Laguna Beach, Laguna Niguel, Dana Point and San J u a n Ci.pistrano. Rogers saJd legislative action Is necessary. because there "is stllI a strong threat" by the state Division of Highways that the freeway might he built despite local op- position. OIANel COAST • .. DAILY PILOT 1"" or..,. C'9St bAI\. Y Pllm, _.,. Wltlktl Is~ ... M..,..Pna,, II llW!llhH W 'Ille Ort11ge CO.It PUbl19'11na C~ny. S..- nt9 ltdlllons •re publ 1111«1, Mond1y ltlroqh Fi1d1y, ,_. Olltl Mu., Newport a.di, HUO!t1"910!t lltKtl/F°""hlln· V1Uty, ~ lucfl, lnln1/51dd11b1U; «Id $1n Cltrn«ill/ 1111 JUl1' C1pi1!r1no. A 1Tnsile nglaMJ edl!kln II P\ib11th"' s.1un11ys ..o Svnd1ys, Tiie ~hKlPll pvt!HthlnO s>Unl II •I llO w"' 81y $1retl, CO.ti M1111, Ca1lloml1, f1'1f. Rol>ert N. Wetd ,,...,. •nd 1'ubllsh• J1c!.: R. Cerley V1ct Prald.,r •1'4 Gawftll Mtnew lllom•• k•.,.il l'clllor _Tlie"'~' A. MWpli.ille ~nl911'11 Edftor Cliarf• H. Loos 1.iUeN r. HtD ........... ,... .. £drtwa .._ __ 222: f.ortit A.,.MI• M1ifi11 AMN11: ,,0 .... '"· t2lSt OIWOlllceo c.fll MIM: ut W•U IQ' Stnlt M..,.,t hid!! »» N.....,. loviw.N Hllllliltt*t amc:ti: 171.rJ lltdl ~ 1M ~ SJ NortPI El c..tllr. Real , ........ (71fl '4t-4JJ1 ct111lfW .u .. • k1 '42·1611 .._ __ .,._, 1•'•"' .......... = . ....:--.. _ c;;,. ...,,., .. • .lit. . .,... '""'"· t!Mtnttw;. ........ _. MW:rt ....... ,..,,.. I I .. _..... ~Wf"*'f -·-"" . .,,. ...... ....-• • '":F. ,.,, et """"" ..,. cee• C.llfllol& ......._.._ -=--.... tr* ~~ -,.....,._ A heard growing contest is being held in conjunction with the Fiesta and the !'ijajriest Man in Town Award" will be . ~ Salurdsy. From Page 1 ,RECALL.: ... .. en were excerpts from a Jetter addressed by the attorney to the city council Jan. 18 following a report that quoted him as saying he felt the payment was "illegal. •1 In the Jetter, he denied having made &uch a statement, or havlng rendered any legal opinion on the issue,·but said he had commented, in Informal dlscussion, that gifts of public money always are Illegal and that the Internal Revenue Service usually does not consider a wife's ex· penses· as "ordinary and necessary" busli'less eipenses. · ClarUyint bis posltlon In bis letter to the press today, Wllcoien states, "The Jaw provides that a councilmait 1s onlt entitled to reimbursement of his 'actual and necessary' expenses In carrying on official city buslaess. Neither the city at· tomey nor I have found any case in · caJlfomia in which a councilman has at· t.mpt.d.to defend .u., payment to him of public funds for hb wife's expenses .. "No cue has been found in which a counc.ilman has contended that such payments were part of his 'actual and necessary' official expenses. As a prac- tical matter, there.fore , the public must depend on the good judgment and in· tegrity of those who occupy this position of public trust." The letter g~ on to slate, 11Neither the city attorney nor l have stated lhal such payments are 'proper' in the sense of being good public policy, nor have either of us publicly commented on whether or not such payments are morally rigbL . "lllt. Len's official statement that I have agreed with the city att.mey that the payment was 'proper' is not a correct interpretation of my views of the policy Issues Involved: I am sure that It II nice to take wives to conventions, but l am not persuaded that it ls inecessary' for Oie conduct of the public alfalra of Laguna Beoch. .''The proprlot; or the poyment wul D!'t be decided in court and must be decided by the city .council and the ·voterl of Laguna Beach. "If the matter of a wife's travel ex· pense payment wltb public !widr .Is ,.., the subject of judicial octlon In thli 11ole1 the oukome wUI depend i. 1 great m.ut on whether the courts adopt a strict con- struction of the word 'necesury• ~ whether Iha courts con be pe11tllded i7 ID ad'!'Cl!t ol Mr. Lorr'• point ol view to~lake a mcl'e permissive vle•." ~. • Mitchell previously Issued two Economi,st Dampens. Freeway Ceremonies statements Which dealt with the three points. One point pertained to the litigation started by the Justice Department's Antitrust Division, when he was attorney general, against I1T. Mitchell 1aid when the first of the three suits in the case reached the sta&e for consideration by the attorney general in April 1969, "I dlsquall!led myaeU on 'the grounds that my former law firm had done legal work for one of m's subsidlarles. ' The report immediately met with wide- spread de'nials. ... . The royal palace Jh Amman announced earlier that Husseiq: will make a state.- ment of "tremend~s importance" Wed- nesday concernin('the west bank regim, seized from Jordin durlq the 1167 Mid- dle East war. From Wire 5ervlces DIAMOND BAR -Economi.lt Gerbard N. &stvold, speaker at a dedication luncheon here Monday, following opening of a 4.7-mile stretch of the Orange Freeway, called for a review of freeway planning. "In the put 30 ye~rs, we have allowed man and machine to conquer nature in Southern Califomua in the name of economic i)rogre~." he told a group of community leaders and highway Officials Fro• Pqe J POULTRY ..• die. But there ii obaollllel" no danler-to · human belnp." The quarantine order. ,jmpoaed Mon- day, allo aftee\I ~ 1 Jllrnordlno, Riverside. Santa Bara~a, Ventura, Los ~tlfa ,Sin ' Diego,~ Imperial Coun- Ues. . It permits the movement of healthy llve poultry to alaUllJter plrmtr under state supervialon, and alJo allows unrestricted movement of slaughtered poultry which b8' 'passed federal In- spection. Otherwbe, the 9!1lr&ntlne however, prohibits the shipment from t h • restrictec! arta of live bird!, unirurpfcted ~. ahd equipment such as coops And cage! which mt&bt harbor the New. castle virus. The order was adopted because of con- tinuing outbreaks of a fortign strain of Newcastle's disease among poultry and pet birds In portions of San Bernardino and Riverside counUes. Both of these area.s had been under quarantine alnce December. Dr. Philp said this morning that even if a person were to eat a chlcken c~ laminated with the Newcastle virus, he would suffer no ill effects. The only known cases of human infection are among laboratory . workers who have handled Newcastle vaccines. SUgbt eye infections were the result. Policing of the blrc!B would he a federal problem, accor,iint to Dr. Philp, who saY, bis o!llee·haa not yet been ln!orinecl In writing about the quarantine. "Usually 1 quorantlne la In effect until all traces of the d.lsease have disair peared," he sald. "Healthy sentinel birds are placed among othert iuspected of having N!.wcasUe's dlsea!f. and then are bled periodically to see if they have been infected." Dr. Philp added that elimlnaUon Is tho only cure for the dlsease. Vaccines ari available, according to the health officer, "but you need to do it before the fact , not after it." The eight-county quarantine area ts among the nation's top 10 poultry pro- ducing regions and contains about 54 milUon chickens and 3.4 million turkeys. Laguna to Eye Eu~alyptus Site A step toward evllllual purchoa of a parcel of land on Lagun1 canyon Rood popularly known u "the, eucalyptuo srove" may be takon w-.,. nlabl when the Laguna Beech City Council wm be uk!,d to authortu an appralsal ol Iha property. Several local lfOllps and lndlvi~w have peUl.kmed the city to acquire Ibo gr<J\le, located helween Woodland Drive w Clnyon~.llrive;fpr preservaaon U a park. • · Cny M1na1er Lawrence Jlose .,.m -end that, the .cooillcll allocJIA a :tee o( between mo and fl,11111 for lho JP- prolaat to ' establlshJhe true value of the property as a· "lint and .....Ual stop IO consldarlnc the petlllon." In a speech In the Diamond Bar Country Club. The consulting e c on o m 1 s t of Urbanomics Research Associates urged "bumaniz.ation" of the freeway system. Rostvold, based in Clare.moot, ad- dressed 250 persons following the opening ol a $14 million seg ment of the Orange Freeway. The four-Jane freeway joim the Riverside Freeway in Orange with the Pomona Freeway at Diamond Bar, near Pomona. . Some 40,000 cars 1 day are e1pected to traverse the ..Brea Canyon portion of the freeway that ultimately will be linked wl~ the San Bernardino Freeway nf!.ltT KeUogg HiU and San DlmH In the north San Gabriel Valley. The old, two-lane highway through Brea Canyon served about 10,000 com. muters each day, highway officials note. Rostvold called. for a review. of the four-mile grid concept on which the pro- poaed l,eD mile, ttri-l>ounty freeway Oystom<ls bllled:"l'lle 014 ~nCtpl's\Jp poses that no reiJdent of Loa Angeles, OraQ&e 'Ind Ventura Countlel WOUld be more than four miles from a freeway . The former Pomona CoUes• economics departlnent chairman sald Indiscriminate construction of freewats could create major environmental problefna. He said Southern Cllifornia I s dependent on a freeway system and warned, HForthcoming experiments in mw rapid transit ln Los•Angeles will be a dlJutrowi failure.•• ROstvoJd urged tltat future freeways reconcile "the conCern.s of the e~ vironmentalist and the developmentaliat. "If the environment is not preserved, our economic potential simply will not be realized," Rostvold concluded. Haig Ayanian, State Division of Highways engineer, said that in the Orange Freeway project cart had been taken to construct the ntw section so It would blend with the landscape ,end become as much a part of the natural en- vironment as posaible. • "In two or three years)" Ayanlan said, "it will look like it bel.ongs in this can- yon ." Alter that date, Mitchell said, all mat· ters pertaining to the I1T suit rested in the hinds of Richard G. Kleindlens~ deputy attorney. general, and Richard McLaren, assi!lant attorney general in cbarge of the division. "l did not communicate with them," he said. "They did not communicate with me. I was not informed. of the progress of School to Stay Open in Suit By Poverty Unit A $Ult was ftled In Orange County Sljl>trior Cour\ today I<> halt .desegreg•· lion 'of. a predominantly !II•~~ AmerJcan elementary school 'In ruuerton by clo.sing Jt and bwiing children to neighboring schools. Filed by the Western Center on Law and -Poverty, the suit requests that Maple School, 244 E. Valencia Drive, be kept open. It also asks the court to order the zchool to adopt a desegregation plan which would involve busing into the ochool, not jual out of tt. Maple School, a kindergarten through fourth grade campus, has an enrollment of about 263 students, 93.4 percent of which are members of min9rity races, ac<:ording to the suit. Attorneys 1ald the Fullerton School District's Citif.em Human Relations Advisory Comtllittee preaented three plans_) for ending segregation at the school. All three called for preservation of the school and busing of Anglo as well as Mexican-American students. Instead, the suit claims, the district's board of trustees adopted a plan last month which would convert the school in. to a child care center and require busing of its students to eight other schools. Official spokesmen said nothing of a peace agreement and Jordan's am· bassador to the United Nations, Abdul Hamid Sharai, declared the Iraqi peace reports were "totally unfounded. 11 Speculation in Beirut, the Lebanese capital, was that the king's announce. ment would be an offer-, not an agreed settlement. The Iraqi broadcast said the agreement provides that the occupied territory on the west bank of the Jordan River and th1' Gaza strip which Egypt occupied before the war wiU become a n autenomous Palestinian state federated with Jerdan in a United Arab Kingdom ~under WuMW!in's Hashimite lhrone. The old Arab quarter of Jerusalem .or part of it is to be the capital of the new Palestinian state, Baghdad Radio 11ld. But Israel's leaders have 's 1 t d repeatedly Jerusalem in now a united city tmder Iataell nlle and will never bt! divld. ed qaln. A dilpoleh from Amman said detalla of a broad new plan aimed 1t bruk!ng the deadlock between Jordan and IJratl were handed to the ambassadors of the Unlt.d States, the Soviet Union, Britain, France and the Arab countries Monday. The Jordanian gov~nt newspaper Al Dostour said the king would announce a "plan to consolidate national unity between the two banks of Jordan oD a permanent basis of decentrallzatlon." The use of the term decentralizaUon tn. dicated some form of autonomy for the Palestinian population on both sides of the Jordan River. Baghdad Radio broadcast u Ira<tl news agency dispatch from Amman which said the klng hoped to get approval or bis plan at a meeting this afterooon with members of Jordan's parliament. The radio pve these highlights of the agreement : -Proclamation of a new federal state under Hu~ein to be caJled the United Arab Kingdom. -The kingdom I.! to be made up of two autooomous state.s, Palestine and Jordan, each of which will have its own &overn- ment for Internal affairs. AROUND 'IHE'. CORNER AND • ' UP. YOUR STREE'U •• I • WE HAVE BEEN ASKED HUNDREt>S OF TIMES WHY WE LOCATED OUR STORE "OFF THE BEATEN PATH." SEVERAL ANSWERS POP UP. FIRSTLY, THE COST OF STORES IN SHOPPING CENTERS IS ASTRONOMICAL SECONDLY, WE WERE ABLE TO OBTAIN MORE SPACE, WITH OUR SHOWROOM, OFFlCES, AND WAREHOUSE ALL IN ONE LOCATION. THIRDLY, THERE IS AMPLE P.t.RKING WITH LITTLE l'RAFFIC CONGESTION LEADING JO US. THIS SITUATION HAS MADE J.!S.-MORE.COMPETITIVE AND WE ARE PROUD AND GRATEFUL JO SAY THAT WE HAVE IN· CR£ASB> OUR VOLUME EVEftY YEAR !=OR FOURTEEN YEARS, AND HAVE ElCeANDED FIVE TIMES AT JHIS LOCATION. AL DEN'S CARPns • DRAPES 1663 Ploc111tla Ave. COSTA MISA '4MIJ8 I • ' 7 . . -• • • • • S'-1,ld.l~IJaelt • ;EDITI ON • • '.'I.CL 651 NO. 74, 3 SEcTIONS, 32 PAGES . . ·. 16.l Residents .To date. 111 Irvine resklenta: have jolntd 10 citizens advbory commilt ... and ooe ad hoc summer recruO<n com-J Jllltee formed to advise the city councll on a variety of commun,lty cone.ems. Membership in the official city ad- vi90ry groups is Open until tlie third meeting at which point chairmen 9111 be •lect.d. All of the groupa held their llrst meetings last Saturday. The following is 1 USt of the committee membel'a who have joined tllus f11. Where poasiblt, In- dications of the. nut .meeting tiine and place are lncluded. ' ARTS AflD CIJLTIJl\E, Th• committee will meet at 10 a.m. Sa'turday at city hall. Members, to date, are:' Fnim CUlvirdale : Al Vander Schans a.Qd Cal Sumsiqn. ' ' From The Ranch : Keith W. Nelson and Rosemaey Seropian. ·From 'Turtle Rock : Vivian Hall, Virginia Brobard and Carol Condon. • •• -. u1re Bqfldiiag Free:e Irvine Studies Ban Extension .Exteoskm of the expiring IMay bulidlng and grading permit. freeze and . rezoning to agricultural use clty lands north of the Santa Ana Fr .. way will be considered by .the Irvine City Council tonight. Tonight's ·metting will be hel~ at 7'3!) o'clock in Suite 200 •or the Town ·Center BullQlng, Gil Campus . Drive, 1atiou trqm UC Irvine. • Councilmen will consider extending the moratorl!,Ull on constl'Uctlon in Irvine un- til. ellher July 31 er September 30 u recolnmended last week by the planning commission. City Manager William Woollett Jr. iecommends . council . approval of an orrehct oi'dinuce remnli1g ulidtveloped propertl<s ,. porlloa Of the city that u .. ' nOrth. of the' Santa Ana ·freeway. 'nlat ~e~e '!u1 .. ~ 111~ ~Y t~ ~l~ •••• ••• ~. " ,1 mn1 CIDll?m-·~ r · - \ Null:,.;1:~::..~"':" ~DlaW I~ >o,e council ~~ ' l...:...-.J.'.". ~~ !: ~ <uf wk~ --t ·, Jhe• ·Ir.' Cam. . ps. . '... . . ~ = u:r-~.e.a:.1'tiii ;! , ' , .J>UI ~ .•1 ,. cJetlt , , , l r . . -.{pp.mlm..t oi. 'a ~ to T Sigf:t review bulldlhg lroe2e permlt'm:epUons. O t:Seers -eons1der!ng recommeodiltlom • b Y , . Woollett on IOlutloos or the. lralfic and W• A~· . N (AP ) -·--~-·s n01at problem m.')lie Mondo Street N-~ l'ffnb<H In Unlvenll>' Part. organized ists hope Iii gel more Iii the ~Hiring .of .a· planning consultant firm pink !by going public. thia year. • : or oilier professional advlier to oerve the They're opOning their parks to ,Imost Irvine planning comiitlaion. anyone with aii Interested eye and the COit -Decide on ad:eptance or rejection of of admission. You don't even have to tab 7.5 .acre park in ~· Park-Walnut yobr c'lotheS 'off' UiJlesa )'tu've cot the Village offered by the developers. at.macb· for' it. , · :.._Ac't On a resoJUUoii designating of· It may sound Uk.-1 ripoff, or.maybe.a ficW city bolidi)'s.'' ' put-on. But the American Sunbatbq :_Reci:msidef , a once . ·a p pr o v e d ~atlon, r.epreuntlng oome · 1.h dllance regulat!Dg peddlers ·In Jrvint. nudists clubs ,with 20,00ll members •Cross tbe nation, , couldn't be . more serious. !.!J'm quite prou4," 1113 · ~nt Robert G. Johnlton~ "We've decided to come/out of . the wQOdwork aD!I Ope11!1te rampetltive recreaUQnal facilities rather than culls or phllolOphical rel<eals· .... w,•re inviting theJJUbliC to CQ~.'vlsit ~ full aa they might visit Disney World." . Not that ASA llgUres to outstrip J>iiney'I cartoon characten II a VICa- tkin attraction. But the new open-door Polley announced Monday "is a goabwe've been building toward for several years - mtlde poaslbl• by the public'• "freaied aci:eptance of nudity.'' said JobnSton. · johnston said all ASA club!!, !O percent of the nudist organizations In the .Uniled ~. have agreed to the plan. :'But probably oruy thrtt-lourtbs of them will be as cordial at first as I'd like them to be," he added. Visitors will be charged a~'.li 'ptr fa~y at most facilitie!, be uld, with no reaucuons for single men and women. Thieves Ransack Citrus Warehouse Thlevea who slid down ·the loading chute fo gain entry to the premlata rusacked the offices and emptied vend- inl machines in an Irvine citrus packing warehouse Monday night. Orange County sheriff's officers have nol J\I, d•termlned. .the lull Joss at the Francts Citrua AslOclatiOn offices, 4656 Irvine Blvd. 1 • , "'. Deputies aal4 the Jnlruden forced the outer door a ot ·the !Oadlng chute · and slithered Into the butment of the building. oificer1 aal4 the loss appeared to be conllned to tl!t•imall cbaqe In the l'.l)achlnei, ' I I • • \ • -ORANGE COUNTY;. CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAii-CH 14, 1972 .. TEN c;JNTS ,, 1' ' • Join Irvine Advisory Pallels From University Part: Lou Is Fridhandler. George Knowles: Sharon Sircello, Donna Andrew, Robert S. Lawrence and Betty Jane Larsen. ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY' The committee meets n'.ext at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in city hall. Members are: From UC Irvine: David A. 14.lller; Richard A. Eckert and ·David Frankel. From CUlverdile: Don McMullen and John Gensler. • From the Racquet Club: David A. Lowe. . From The Ranch: Steve Lundquist, Gil Challet and John W. Hickman. From TUrtle Rock: Irwin Alber and Barb Wiener. . Fr:om Unlversl1y Park: Richard L. Oliver, Angelo Vas!os, and Richard De Upp. CHARTER COMMITIEE ' It mttls at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in a place to be determined: Members are: ' From The Meadows: John J, Mangano. ~rom' The Rancll: Lowell Johnson and Gene E. Myers. Ftom Turtle· Rock: Carmen "DI.nab'' Bates, Fred Fry, Vernon L.. Keldsen, Robert A. Smith and Alan Wiener. rFrom Unlvtrsity Park: Maggi~ Bf:m· stein, ~lfred y./. Brandt Jr.1 Norrisl Btandt and Andy May. From The l)'illows ' Jay Pinz. YOlml OPPORTUNITIES' The com· mittee'meets at 7:30 p. m.Wednesa.y in • the University Commlll)lty Aasoclatlon Clubhouse. Sandburg Way In University Plirk Members : From CulverdaJe: Pat Hallman. From Park West : Judi Simon. From The Ranch: Jack Meredith and Don P. Luck. From Turtle Rock : Robert Gaido; San- dy ·Freud, Mary Tate and VirginJa Binder. From "1Jniversity Park : Robert P:iatt (S'ee INTEREST, _Pace Z) ::. - I .. s ' . l - Deductions From Pay Suggested SACRAMENTO (AP) -A compulsory 17.S bllllon-a·y•ar atalt medical ln- .urance plan for all Californian& wu pro- poaed today by S.n. Geor1e Moscone. It would be financed by new state payroll deductions plus e1tra new employer payments. • The San .Francisco Democrat's plan woµld, In tUac~ merge ~ 1tata Ind county medical asli1ti.net program into a new. program . to -provide free medlcal care ;pior r .. nfornllDI. 1 · n ' .::.i;;. Ii u ..P..w Medl-carPri>cfa.,;r.r an Colllomlanl. &_'Ji-.)• 1o.-111t rd!: -:: '~4~ Jii1• ~:-'I t.' fTbtl l!i"llH .. lWw ~ f,11;19 -.. ·~-.,·~§' ::s;9L!'-·. ., ... ·-~~ .. , \)'l' o," tin\biJ'I$, lit Jlt;Goi I,.. . 1'1 f • .J • •• ' 1 I 1 ·~l lwtlQltl ... iftwJ ~W .i...a..._ . 'l""'is;·~, ,,. fl .. ~---•. I 1 • · , -of-$1•!19 ... '7 fer fllll'-* ••c Snowdrifts and hu~e icicles created -by. -water I "I'lieie.!ormalions 'O!ten'reacli 'heights o(30 feot ' ll0,11118 ·• ,..,,. " , . • ., .. :~~~~\,~~n th~i,;~~~d~~d~~1s,~;;_~;;;;.:,~~f~::~~=t~~~!~'4~~".:lcr~"ll. I: ~·;:.Yu.; ~4 J r : 1 ~ • • , , • • • , ~" 1 ~ l'f'M,f ·P.tGPOuF w0uY ,· ~ •full ; ', . . . . '!~' "'\ .. "#" ; .... Ii --il-1 4elttaif,A ... ~·llllf!Melt·" #I Je ... t · T· 'e· r .... _·m· "_ .·_·1·.·n· .. ·.:·a '·_1-:,·_,·_ Pl/.· : n·' .. · . '• .. :i ;;;..1o1»-.~1°"'p;p...,".! '., a.;n·-., . ._ ... e~n:•e~ l s!~~:rr ,:fr rt~~· , • , · , , 1 ' • • : ; • t ·t.t.•WWMI ouiww .otb;r~ Ca&'olfa,' t&t ,~ Mexican, Continental t~~!.s .pisl(l!ilint CO.unty-;Rliriioi'·'. ~~~7 1 •' By L. PETER KRIEG them. space Inside the terminals. : ciu.jsi , l\ioi'icra§ ni~htt aiao c\ir~ · billion a yNr'1pent by lbo sta~ alill'J;;i or .... Dell1 ,Mtt Stiff . But Newport Beach couOcJlmen ' were c1ty 'offic~to llnd1 out' If tW-e· 11 ·any governmenta on Medi-Cal " and"'....,.. Orange County Airport oHicials said to-Id M nd . ht 1h t ~th Conti tal way the'county coilla,stop. lbi ..epo.IOd · "'"1th""'""" •is a ot1ri· 1or flni ..... to o ay mg a ·~ nen ploy. • hls.-am:, , day they have no knowledge that· two and the· Meiica~ carrier may .JeaSe The _ _, ""'-·' ·Ronald Chandler .. ·uiistant altpok pro...,.. new,m__., 1-would airline! are negotiating for off·premises terminal space in nearby office bu.lldtnp direct.or, aaidihe. doesn't U4nk they: could. ralle anotller fJ :Oi billion 1from, fl!l"'ll tenninal spac,e 90 .they can start jet and bus passengers to the airport-gates: · "If they art eveft try~ it, l havti DO deducilon11 $3.15 blllion, frOm ~ flighls Into al)d' out of the airport. Not so, lnsisls an exeqitive 'l'ith Aero · knowledt!• of It," Chandler iald, ''!!!It we l!'<f !top .mUllon . from, sell~ -. Spokesmen~for both Aero de Mexico · de Mexico. · cannot prohltilt·aircritft from Ja¥lri& or persona for a total o(f1~1»UHon a,_., , and Continental Alrllnea alao denied they "The.supervisors,· they say they don't tliking oil.": · · " , · . !t would Im-a -!do jji\ijllllJ have any aucb back-door maneuvers in want us so we hav'e don~ not~~ the past . He. 5'id t.he only loc,il' con~l ·if over · lM equal to the avtr91e-tu nos lidd. · mind. six .. Ight mqnlhs," sa14 Frederic~ Coppel, • the term'!lll. l... · · .• , ' . . -bir-utiel to po7 hf-,...... coomlJ Bo'th airlines have Civil Aeronautics regional 'manager for.thi airline. v · .. We eoula allo .... ~ntrol ,mere tbe)' park hcilpltall. • '" ' t Board route authority for Orange County "There ·is al>solutely no truth to . the their airCraft but I ~bt we coU1d 'derJy ,Moecone, ID ~'4fl:jM ~ 1 a.- but !lave been thwarted in attempts to reporf, we categorically deny it," said · them if there ii spaci av&Olble WtdCb, dklat.e for tbe DJ1 • 'f!IClt ... 'ttlcmiw start :operations thert becaU!le Orange Bruce Plowman: JI .publlc relattona of· there ·ls.' ' 1 ' , gOY.fDO~ in 1'14,, ll PrOJIOAla I awl"1'J C.OU11ty supervilor1 bave refused to lease ficial for Continental. · "We .~nnot dlscrtminl~, aeiblst '1, plan: aboUt 30 ~-I.bi lllii If" dir • • • 1 ' •• clau of ulel'I," ChariCtler lli;d, u:plainipc , called ·~ 1 • WWW And Jack JackJOn, ASA a~vertlslng diroctor, cautlona that "Ibo guya wbo juot walk up and-say "I wanna look' at n,k.ed ladles' .,. going to be fiOwned upon ••• ''Still," ht said, "I don't think we need the careful :screening we've rt:lled on in lllO put. The Holiday loo doesn't. ocreen ~'so why should we? But we do1in· VtlO the men to bring their glrllrienda.'" s·om~ ~up.ils Get o ·p.tion !Mt while . the alr]iort ~ ban ~I . Jtls. plall ~ 111 ·lllopil JW·-• from taking 'off durin& cortain boun, It , can't' pick and -which Jtis takt oil 0 _ _, ,. a_nd Ian<1 or park on the pcoperty. r-•e '"9 ... .. Rites' Conducted --.... ' . For Mother, Son:. · l\meral services were held In Houston ~y for a former lrvloe realtor and her ...,.. 1 former Un[verslty High School stu- cleni, wbo both were killed Saturday when thelr car w11 1truct by a train near Spring, ·Tex. .. • • Mrs. Lucille Vtssall, formerly ol' tl!t !ltd Hill Realty Company in lrVlnl, llld 1"r aon Muerl Vesllels, Jr. died o! Jn' Jorie• after their aulo wu 1truct at a bllad cro111ng. · '11le 'V•ss•I• moved from their Tli<U. ltoet bomt about aa monthl ...,. • SurvMnc ore Mn. VeS1tl1' '""band, Muerf, of the family home In S{lrhlg, Tu.; and two 'dauahters, Btrbar1 IDd Mra. Betty Bruce, both ol. Dallu. Meadows Students Can Attend Uni or Trutin . . ly JAN EDWARDS °'_ .............. • All-TuaUa M..-0-litud«llo will have the option to attend ellbor Tuatln High Schoof er their ~t clll.Pl\S, Unlvenl· · ly mgh School, tt WU dectcfed Monday • ni&bt by school district trustees. t SoperlnteodeDI William 1.ogg bad r-ohiltlq all T u s tin -· ., .. -.... pt tnlering -to Tuatln HiiJI nut year to avoid .. ...,.,,.ding at Unlverslly • The VOie -I to I with trustee Pan! F. Calhoun -tlnC· . A !tine limit far 11uc1enti1 ~nd pa-. to make their dlolcel wiD be doclded by 1AIQ. Diii WM appnved 4 to I with Die--· ..... lDlde lhe orJPial 11l9'1on !or a completo option, d_,, Reotatlnc blo pooltloo taken al Ille Jot>. • boml ...m,, llnranllll ol>jtcted .. apimdinl up to ..... Irr mon portable classrooms at Tustin High. He claimed requested the present atuaents futlah at suffieitnt facilities are already available University lhd the f:lghih 'grader! begin between lbo two l<lboola. ~ as lrtshmttFat Tlistln. ..Tustin. High hu enough portables the · Boranian voiced irn~Uence with .the way it' 11," 'be aald. And additlonaf way ,;U\ese-thingl hipptn before we c1.u11'oom1 ~ mate "less access to know the il!Ue' b ' coming up." He wu ~peclal leritce ireaS." ref~,to·the manner In which the en-- Further, Boranian cited family at· Ure issue has been i9troduced to students · t1chment.1 to University and those and pareiits. · · part:nll from TuaUn Meadows who art: · Asaociate Superintendent J: E . volunteering In school progr11ns. ~maker ~pli~ . that . studtnls had ' Although unification m1y or may not be ~ told the alternatives being 'con- awn>Ved In June and caUJe a return to s1<lmd aiid that It · was the boanl'a , Tlistln Hlob bJ ll'IJ.71, he said be ~on., And , a ll!i).!r expla!nif!~· the . belle"' tliae pmols "lhould finish lllllatlon, lnvttlng Iett<ril, and IJivttllig.at· their projodl and oo stay one )'Ur ~ndanct.at the board .meeting had betlt• m«e." ! 91?-fjl paten!.. -' ' & l.'OllC!uded, "I'm .open minded all II voters .apP!ov• \UllOcatlon on June 6, · -· It'• --...,,.. •i aipecled., the lltw Tustin' and Irvine · Belon tbe VOit oo, 1 complete option bpundarles would 'lcCdmpllsb lbo iame wa talo!n, ,.....1s .,iced confusion, J 'l"n from Univerlfty to Tustin l!lgh dur· 1peclflc grlev...., 11111 Oll<I produced a 1111 1'73-74 l!'llool year, when the new peUUon wllh llO parmta' olpllllltL II. . un10ed dlstrlcta lietin· , Boosters Seek · Trading . Srampa · Till Trojan BOOsttr l:luti o lJl!iverlfJY High School, 1'olne, II IHking donatlona of trading 1tamps to rtlae money to pay1 f"r a l~ltvill9fi vldeotaoe l!'llOlll fO< tl1e schOc:il. ' . . r ~- The , "jUiprnent, for .... by I aU . depamnetils of the l<ll)oof lqclucflng aµ,JeUc . teams, haa been purchaoed, IJ!lt 11 ,000 Is 'still needed, chalrn!arl Philll1 DiJ:kens !lid. . , . , . . Students wUI •lilt l)omt1 on April I al)ll , 22 askliig doriatfont .ol stamp boo~( alii? 16ose ·stamps: • 1 , , 1Furtber, , deino111tratlbns .oJ 1th.o televts'lon <qufpmenl wu; bi off~ at II!< ,IC~ $11-.\WI.I IJld at 'lllO 'l'lllija • Meadows Qu~u111 AprU U. .. , ' · ~·~r 1'"11\p'drlve;1~1t yUdalled '2.000 needeoLio ~ L.uniV.rlll we11ht nrll111 ,m..1t1ne ior Ille atll?tlle ~.,.; aild phyt!Cif oducaUoO t1'1"'· .. • • -· " r ! 1>NlV"lOT ' IS T .... -~,lm ~~I=t'U::=:::H::::::elp==Y o=u:::::;-:F;:o"-w--:1~. U oder • • • f1 PAJk PAY PA"-'!• MM"· ' I In Taxing Spot ~an tin~ . • ' • --- PreaP .. el INTEREST IN IRVINE ••• and Arlene Terril. PARU AND OPJ!N SPACE: The com- mittee JnMla •t 7:!0 o'clock lotliJht bl ci- ty llall. Membon are : From UC lrvlDt: GU)' -· From California Homes : Joan Loom.Ji, Gary Analora and Edward A. Sm.Ith . From Tho Ranch : Hue! MyerL From Turtle Rock : David 0 . Cir!..., Doana Tackett and Mary.Ann GUia. FJOm tltitvaralty Part: Sandy A. Rofers. Richard ~sin, John Sanden, Jerry FlalJJgan, and Mra. Janet Burton. Wllll.lbo -lit••• IU- t nx""'•-*-·•-BVN•••d ~ • t.i JftP1nt1on hu turned IDlo I ... tlonaJ beet seller, accordin& to i:.c->a Beach officials. ~foter. J)on Role .. Id the 75- -bCJot whlcn la avallabl• at th< Poll Orflce, detail• for the tu· payer the most recent tu Jaws and eiplalna how to Wlderstand and fUJ out tbl tu forms. ill County _, P'rom Greentree: Dick Butler. · From The Racquet Club: Lynne Mullaney. Ei Ofnclo: Roser Ingram, 18711 Saybrook,. Huntington 'Beach. 'l11e 1!01Jog• publ""'I""' ~ be obtllned ti Ill brancboa ol the POii Ofllce. Dr. H ar_telius., . 'Wife Suing . . ;Ex-miitress l -. I Df. Ebbe and Greta Hartollus ol El !Toro today aii.d ln. pby1iclan'1 former mistt'tiS for $150,000 in ao Orange County SUperlor Court action that accu.., Rella Rose Vaughn of actions that have con- aiderably dilmapd the doctor'• once flourllhing -ilitbor ANa medical prac- tice.. -... 1111W1. V••· 31, "'1o wu farced to qul(hir llome at llfl W. Wllaon Sl .. Costa Mesa, last month when the premJses she once 1hared with Hartelius were sold 1t a marshal's auction, la accuaed in the com-. plaint of ~·tallehocidl, w r o n if u l · atatemera, mallclou inferenca and · out.rqeoaa untruthl." , Hartdlua, 50, polnta out In the action : filed by defe.,. atlornoy Mattbow Kurilich that he baa been "cleared of all "'r""idolng alt• two yeara of baraaa- wro1111 doing after two yeara of barlll' Hartel.iL11 has been acquitted In three • sueerlor Court trtata of araoo, fraud and \ bribery cbargea contained ln indictments i!sued by tha Orange County Grand Jury. He ta • currenUy facing a hearing ordered by the Stat. Board of Medical Examiners into charges of moral tmopltude and unpro1 ... 1ona1 conduct. , A four..pbyalctan committee ta bearing testlmooy relatlni to hla allqed auuaJ relatlomhlpo .with Mra. Vaughn and th• late Wanda Melondrez and hla .,. of I drup .. both women. . By RUDI NIEDZIELSIU .... DMY,1111 ... Milllona of chlckw and lutkeya In Qran'ge County and seven other Southun Calllornia counties have been pl1ced. und<r fod.-al quarantine today to bait aprudJn& of the exotic Ne......U.'a dlsoa ... County health offlciata however, wett quiet to l>OIDI out that the Department of Agriculture.lm~uarantlna doe1 not conetltuto a publi< health problem. '"I'hia ii IJC*'Y only to chk:keo ownen," laid Dr. John Philp, Or11111e County 1heaJJJuJfftctr thi< -"1!!1· "NewcuU1'1 dlseaM bas been ammd lo< a to1111 time and 11'1 bad for cblcteu because they die. But there la ablolut.ly no danger to buma.D.~'' . 'the' qUafantlna order, impoeed Moo- day, alao_ afl~-San l!emanllno, Rivemde, Santa Barabara, Ventura, Lill ~ .. Ban !>leso and,lmperlal 'eoua- Ues. It porrnlta the movement of healthy liv• poultry to slaughter plant! under state supervision, and alao allow1 unrestricted movement of alaughtered poultry which hu pused federal In- • 1pectloo. Othetwile, the quanntlne llowev.-, probibllo Ibo_ ~pmocl fn>m I be restrict~ area of live birds, ~ carcasses, and equipment IUCb u COOPI and .;ages which might harbor the New· cliltl• virus. 'Ibe order wu adopted becaute of coo- tlnu!ng outlJreab of I fcreiln llrAiJl of Newtaalle'1 --poullry aod pet blrdl. In portlom of San Bernardino and IUmlfde counlla .. Both of -mu· bad been und.-quarantlno alnca December. Dr. Philp aid thta morning that even If a perD were to eat a chicken con- taminated with the NewcuUe vlrwi, he would aulfer no ill ell~. The only known cues of human infection are ._ laboratory wortm who have iwldl«I N.,.cutle vacclnal. Slight eye lnfedlonl .... ,. the mull P,9llclntr cl the binll would be a federal problem, llCCOld!ng to Dr. Philp, who aaya Illa olllct hu not yet been !nfonned In ....W., about the quarantine. Nixon, Trudeau· Set Meet ·~ . -. . . : In· (:anada April 13-15 WASl!INGTOl'I (UPI)· -Prealden\ proslml.tely Ill· boon of tllD Ntson bad Nixon wW vlalt ~ A'prll !J.H,'lhe with Premler·Cbou En-Jal In China, Feb. Whit. ROiiio alm<itlnced today. . 21-:11. Cana!!a bal diplomatic rdatlona d with the P•k!ng government. In the 1nnouncement, J s a u e Ni%on'• vlsJt to Canada allO will take slmulw-aiy by the Canadian aovern-place about I month before be lravd1 lo ment In Ottawa, the Whit. Houao laid the Moacow in May for a oummlt m .. Unl visit would give Ntaon and l'rin!tl'-with Soviet leaden. Minister Pierre EllloU Trudeau. lh op. .. portunlly· "to -~ c u rr ~ n t tn- t.rnallooal laauea aDcJ mattan of bllat.ral !ntereal lo the Unit.II Stat.a and Canada ... Gerald L. Warren, deputy White Houao press aocretary, aald Mn. NiJ0n would accompany the President on th• ll'l<><llY trlp, described as an official visit. The Nlxons are e1pected to go to ot- tawa, but Warren was unable to say whether he would visit any other Cana- dian cities. . Nixon met ln Washington with Trudeau Dec. 6-7 to discuss Nixon's subsequent trip to China. The 1eaders alao met in June, 1969, at ceremonies marking the loth ann1venary of constructiOn of the st. Lawre~ Seaway. They conrerreCI first at Messina, N.Y .. then fl"' to Monlreal. The President is eipected to give Trudeau a Jill-in next month on the ap- II DAILY PILOT ,.,.. Ot9r10t1 aut DAILY PIL.OT, """ tltl1dl Is c:emllll\lli' "'9 N_P,_, 11 put.11.tled W "" Or~ CONt Pl.*IWl1"1 (llmPll!'f, s.,. ,..,, tdlt'-'"' -~ MonUy 1t1rw1t1 Fr161y, tor COSll M-, Newporl l•dl, Hun11111ton 'IMCfl!FOlllllll!l V1Lley, U111n1 l•d\, lrvl~/S1dci1•ct w.d SM Cltmtnl9/ S.11 Ju111 • C1pl1frtl'IO. A 1!111111, ,..1on1l .:Ill~ If ,!'Ublltllld s.1\ltcllY• ..W:S SUl!dl'fl. Tiii: pr!llCIPIJ pUbllahl119 pllnt II It :a:JO Wat ltY SI,...!, COl!t M_, C1llfllmtf, t»Jl. lolt1rt N. W1M flr•IOW .nd l"Vblbller J1tll': •· Cvr11y ~ Prllfdtnl tncl C0..-1 MWllOll" lliom11 K11Y1"1 ..... Tt.011111 A. Murp\i111 • /11\11'11111"'8 l[O\tllr diarl1t H. leot ltic:h1t4 P. Nill AMl1lln1 M•Mtllw lllltwl • 2 Gas Stations, 1 Block Apart, Go to Texaco A little ccmpotillon In U, aorvlc~ sta· tion buslno.., ls a good thing -but against yourself? Operators at two stations only a block apart and across the street from Newport :Qeach City Hall wore surprised but resigned looka recently when both - without knowledge of th< othor-owllch<d to Texaco. The former Hancock Station al 3401 Newport Blvd., owned by the ·W or Id Oil Company, chana:ed a few weeks ago, wtth itew siJDJ and brieht new paint. It receives Texaco products from a distributor called Crosby Oil. · More recently, signs and paint were changed at the. Wl1lt. Oil company •la· tion, 3201 Newport Blvd. Owner James White receives bis Texaco &aa from a di>lrlbulor called tho DeWitt Oll Co. "We can't legally interfere lt'ith how diatdbutors run their busloe•s·" 1aid a Texaco company official 1n Lo 1 Angeles. Texaco 1ervlce 1 l a t I o n 1 don't have protected territories, he ad- ded~ However, ln thi! case, the proximity bf the two stations Is 1 bit closer than usua l, the Texaco ()fficial admitted. Both cbarg• th• aamo prlcoa for gaa. Dem0cratic Club Sponsors P4e1 Tho Mission V leJ o. Sad d I e back Democratic Club Tburaday wlll aponaor a panel c1tacu .. 1on f .. tur!ng the n1 .. can- dldatoa l'1IDnllC for a lnlltM vacancy In toe ' Sen Joaquin Elementary SclK>ol District. The ...,Ion lo acbeduled for I p.m. In the mulil·putp* room ol La Pu lnlermedtalt School, 21111 Prader• Drive in Mlulon Viejo. Tho speciu lrUllee election wUI ho held on April JI. Clndldatoa running for &. Poll m. Robert A. Acree, Judith L. 81111, Dooll C. ' Dully, Norman Glnlbllrg, c . O'Doanoll Lee. Dora Ann Lee, Vincent D. McCllllough, JOMph A. Pot.non Jr. and Roger G. Ranlobottom. • - • ~ l ~ { • " " ~ I, • ( 6 • ~ < Ill '~""~o From Turtle Rock: 11111 Llttl•fleld and Richard Hollla. From University Park: Helen Hurd and Guy Slrcello.-· From The Willows: Dennis R. Hauze. PUB!JC SAFETY: Tho committff nut meets at 7:30 p.ril. March 22 1n city haU. Members are: , From UC Jrvine : Steven U. Friscia and Robert Morrls . From California Homes: Gary A. Loomis, and Bob Rcw1and . From CUlverdale: James H. Davids and R. J. Head. From Park West: Pamela A. Reagor and Penny Robactk. From The Racquet Club : P at ?i-1ullaney. From The Ranch ; Dale C. Walters and J .. I EUinger. • From TurUe Rock: Robe.rt L. Tate, R. L. Duncan5()n and Arnold Binder. From UnJVenity Park: Robert Gold· stein, Marjorie Price, C. -:J... Clark and Paul Ellis. From The Willows: Peter A. Rodiquez. Ex Officio (non-voting): Chalmer Wire, 21462 Pacific Coast lllghway, Huntington Be.Ch. , PUBLIC EDUCATION: The committee meets at 7:30 p.m. Thursday ln city hall. Members are: From CUJver~ale : Cindy Pal.$..aMante. From The Racquet Club.\_ E~d ff. H01tg, Miles Peterson ~Jan 1 McKemey. From The: Ranch: Nancy Terrell, R.. Dean Olson, La Wanna Mazo.Q, Harry Roach and Brenda K. Drake. ' From Turtle Rock: C. O'Donnell Lee. From University Park: Julia !:. Whtatoa, Rod Rodhelm , Ba r b a r a Slersma, Betsy Falkenstein, Marian C. Eilts, Sally Seidl, Florence Cooling and Shirley W. Palley. From The Willows: Barbara Ingram. PUBLIC HIGHWAYS AND TRANSPORTATION: The committee meets at 7:30 p.m. Wedneaday in city hall. Members are: From UC Irvine: Jane Koaua and Barbara Lowen.thal. From The C:Clony : Dick Panek. From CUlverdale: Carl Morrison and Bill Boose. . From Park West: Tom Doyle and J()bn Harris. From Turtle Roel<: Ruth Kurtz and Clare Kurtz. c!.N,,CLU• ••••• f'-itAPr J"OV't'• (/tw.41tDJ+ll•~-IJ~) RECREATION: Met M()nday night and ha1 set ill third meeting for 7:30 p.m. March 22 in city hall, al which mem· bership will close. Members are: From The Cclony:'George Harkins . From Culverdale: John Bakkila. From Univenity. Park: Vince Cherane, Robert B. Ross, Davtd .lferrla, Juanita Moe and Jerry Choyke, There are 18 persons serving on the ad hoc committee on summer recreation which will meel at 7:30 p.m. Monday in city hall. This group is quasi-official in nature and will dissolve prior to the six~ month expiration date f()r the other ad- visory committees as designated. by the city council. TIME FOR WEARING CY GREEN IN MISSION VIEJO Porado Begins 11 Hl9h School; Ends 11 Golf Club From Greentree: Dennis Vallone and John E. Colson. Policy Irks 18-year~old Jeffrey Herman of San Clement. Is 11 yeari ()}d and lt'ants to be a ct- ty fireman. But city official• have refused because reeuJaUons forbid an ap- plicant under 21 yeara old. Henne, whl:> inaitts he tJ fully capable of being a full-time fintflght.r, bellevtl that he lhould have the right to try. And he hu asked the city coun- clll1)en for a hearing Wednesday night. "I believe that I am qualified to pus the euminaUCn given tc ap- pllcantl for full-time firemen," he tnlilts tn a letter to May()r Walter EvlDI thlJ week. Hmnan aald he 1111 attended the de~t'1 fin training drl1la for volunteers , for ~ . past . aeven mooti,. · City Clerk Mu Berg hu aid that the J1w m1y aJlow 11 year ()Ids lo vote, but 1~Uy II doei not apply to 11re111ht!nJ. Captive Whah Freed, Returns After 24 Hours SAN DIEGO (AP) -Gigi, th• California gray whale sent back to sea after a YeJ?' in captivity, was reported back today -24 hours la.ter -at the spot where scientists freed her. After swimming as far as 20 miles from shore, Gigi returned, apparently during the night, a 1pokesman at the Naval Undersea Research Development • Center said. A Navy tracking vessel pinPoi!lled Gigi at seven miles ()ff $an Diego'• Point lp,ma. where the whale waa relea~ Monday. Other gray whales wer~ swimming by, e:n route home to the Bering Sea frofn winter breeding grounds off Mexico. Gl&t awam in circles for hours as If she were 1till in a tank before her radio backpack 1lgnals indicated her move- ment to 1 point 20 mUes away, but now 4'&he may be coofused ()r trying t() find somepl1ce familiar," the Navy ' a spokesman said. The radio set up to monitor Gigi'• movements was sending only ln- termlttenUy, and scientists said she may be leaving It under waler and breathing ()nly by sticking ()Ut her nose "in the lazy way she did .in her tank," instead of roll- ing as whales do. 'Happy Hook~~' In NY ,Hearings NEW YORK (UPI) - X a v lo r a Hollander had admllt.d al a deportation hearinf that ahe quit her job with the Dulch aovunmenl to becom• a brothel manager but did not indicate the cballll• on her vlla. , The lloy~ld Mila Holland.-ta the nomloal author of ''!be Happy !loom" wl1lch wa wrlllen aflor her leallmony before the Knapp Commtalon probing police co1111P11on. · -WMn she entered the United Stat.a on a Nethu)ancta vlaa In Ju!y, 1•1 1he 1'U lilted 11 ao employ ol the l>utcn aovern· ment. Bui ahe aald Ml)Dllay tho 1111 that job lo' manep a ,,,afii Eul Side brothel without cballlllng ber vi ... The bordello wu m•ntioned durlnc Ille Knapp Com- mlSlion hear!nis. • Viejo Residents Put Last Touches On Big Parade Minion Viejo residents are wrapping up plans for Friday's St. Patrick's Day Parade and have announced that Ccunty Board of Supervisors Chairman Ronald Caspers will be one ()f the parade entry judges. The event is scheduled to begin at 3:30 p.m. at Mission Viejo High School. Particpants will wind down Cbrlsanta Dive to the Miuion Viejo Golf Club, where a picnic will be held for spectators and participants · and awards will be presented to the winning entrie!. In ~itlon to Supervisor Caspers, the judges will include Supervisor William Phillipa, Superior Ccurt Judge Bruce , Sumnf£ and Gene. White, executiv1 usis-- tant to Supervisor Ralph Clark. Residents .driving to the parade may park on t~ closed portions . ol. Oso Parkway and on other nearby street.. ·as shown ()D the map. Chrisanta ' Drive between La Paz Road and the Goll club will be closed to through traffic beginning at 2 p.m. and w:ill reopen following the event. Parade officials have asked spectators to use La Paz Road and Marguerite Parkway to reach the parade parking area. Residents living along the route are urged not to park on the street during the parade. Further informati()n concerning the parade may be obtained from Marty Russo at 837-6050. School Given $100 Officials at La Paz Intermediate School In Mission Viejo have announced receipt ()£ a $100 donation from the Mission Viejo Kiwanis Club. The funds were earmarked by club or- flcial s for the educationally handicapped classes at the school taught by Virginia Page and Nancy Briner. From The Racquet Club: Jim Cook. From The Ranch : Del Drake and Bob Halford. From Turtle Rock : Stan Gonta. From University Park: Penny Rodheim and rbara Disbrow. From The Willows: Doug Stites. HOUSING: The commlttee next meets at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday in room 312 of Humanities Hall at UCJ. Members are: From UC Irvine: Robert Potter and Karen Snelson. From California Homes: Kevin D. McHugh. From The Cclony: Mary Ann Panek. The ad hoc members are: Jean Loomis ()f California Homes ; Jqlie Zink. Susie Haight and Dorothea S. Hale of Culverdale; Susan Kimes of The Colony; Jim Cook ()f The Racquet Club; Pat Godwin and Del Drake of The Ranch. Also, Bettj'. Holis of Turtle Rock; Sharon Sircello, Barbara Disbrow, Dinah Fischbach, Pam Burns, Elaine Weesner, Bob Weesner and Barbara Garrick of University Park, and Dennis Hauze and Doug Stites of The Willows. Resment to Give Talk About Irvine Cityhood The trials and tribulations of in- corporating a city will be the topic ol an Irvine resident's talk Wednesday bef()re the Saddleback Area Coordinating Coun- cil (SACC). Jerry Choyke ()f the Countil of Com· munities of Irvine, an organization "'hich worked for incorporation ()f that city, wil l address the council at 7:30 p.m. at the El Toro offlce of Royal Savings, 2.1785 El Toro Road. Choyke will speak about lncorpor1ttion problems and discuss the responsibilities and challenges of cityhood. Incorporation (){ all or part of the Sad- dleback Valley is belnr studied by a SACC committee, although no action ls ex- pected in the near future. Board of Supervlaors Chairman Ronald Caspers was scheduled to address the March meeting of the council, but had to postpone his talk because ()f another commitment, SACC offlclals a a i d Caspers will addreu the council at a later meeting. Choyke, 40, is an u:ecutive with Phillip Morris Ccrp. the parent firm to Minion Viejo Development Company. A resident of University Park In Irvine, Choyke is a newly named director of the Irvine Ranch Water District, is a direct..or of the Village Park Community Association; is active In the Irvine Exchange Club and ls a candidate in the June 6 election for a seat on tbe Irvine Unified School blstrict board of education. He rari sixth In tht ~man race for five seats on the Irvine City C:Cuncil Dec. 21. Toro Kids Show Musical Talents A music program will showcase the talents of children ln the El Toro arta tonight. The program, which will feature choral and instrumental groups, will take place at 7:30 p.m. at Mission VJejo High School. Participating in the program will be children from Los Alisos lntermediate. Del Cerro, Gates, Olivewood, and Aliso elementary schools. A simllar program for children In Mission Vie;o area will be held Thuraday at 7:30 p.m. at the high school. Participants in that program will be from La Paz Intermediate School, Valen- cia, O'N.eill. Linda Vista and COrdlllera elementary schools. The public la Invited. AROUND TIIE CORNER AND UP YOUR STREET WE HAVE BEEN ASKED HUNDREDS OF. TIMES WHY WE LOCATED QUR STORE "OFF THE BEATEN PATH." SEVERAl ANSWERS POP UP. FIRSTLY, THE COST OF STORES IN SHQPPING CENTERS IS ASTRONOMICAL SECONDLY, WE WERE ABLE TO OBTAIN MORE SPACE, WITH OUR SHOWROOM, OFFICES, AND WAREHOUSE AU IN ONE LOCATION. THIRDLY, THERE IS AMPLE PARKING .WITH UTILE l'RAFRC CONGESTION LEADING :ro us. o1HIS SITUATION HAS MADE US MORE COMPETITIVE AND WE ARE PROUD AND GRATEFU~ TO SAY JHAT WE HAVE IN· CREASED OUR VOLUME EVERY YEAR FOR FOURTI:EN YEARS, AND HAVE EXPANDED FIVE TIMES AT THIS LOCATION'. ' \ ·-----------·--ALDEN'S -. CARPns • DRAPES ) 663 Plactlltla Ave. COSTA MISA 646-4131 7 7 Huntington Be-aeh . Foun'8in Valley • • • . VOL 65, NO. 1•, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES O~GE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MARCH t •, 1972 TEN CENTS Chamber Withdra.ws Fiscal Recofilmenciati()ii~s . Chamber or Commerce oUicials are trying to heal old , wounds created by the controversial Ernst and Ernst report on the financial condition of Hunu.naton Beach city government. Roger Slates, president of t h e Chamber, told city . councilmen M?fK!ay night that the Chamber Is withdrawing its previOus recommendation.! on changes ln city fiscal policies. ' "You have a new city administrator now, an expert ln linancia1 management, ' an;d we don'\ want to hamstring him ," Slates 1ald. The Ernest and Ernest report was a ·private study of city 'financial policies made in 1171 by a Santa Alli firm and pold for by Chalnber members. · It waa hil:hly criticaJ of the lack of long range financial planning'on lbe pOrt of cl· iy officials and predictod financial dlauter if itrong changes weren't made. Some people feel the rtporl, In part, led to the firing of city administrator Doyle Miller last fall. ~yroll Financing ·State Medical Plan Proposed SACRAMENTO (AP ) - A compulsory $7 .5 billion-a-year state. medical . in· aurance plan for all Californians wu pro- poaed today .by Sen. George Moscone. It would be financed by new state payroll deductions Plus extra new employer Ne wport Holds Defendant's So n For Burg lar y A young widower, whose father faces trial soon for the rifle-murder ol the teenage wile seven months ago, Is jailed himself ln Newport Beach today; charged with a j250 boat burglary. ' Jack L. Sipul~ 22; ol 10122 Kamueta Drive, Huntlngton Beach, was iaptured •hortly befptt dawn w~. - bis allti"\ companion -•red later at headqwirlers. · J~mu C. Barnes, 341 of 2IM A St., B --,~a, is also charged 1with burglary. L. iminal complaint!: were expected to be issued today, wilh arraigmnent to follow in Harbor Judicial District Court. Sipult's father James Slpult, 48, of 2924 P.eppertree Lane, Costa Mesa, goes ·on trial April I in Orange County Superior Court, charged with murdering his da(aghter-in-law. l\athleen M. Slpult, 19, was shot Aug. 30 as she stood In the doorway of the Huntington Beach home shared by the young couple and other family members. A family quarrel over foul language reportedly led to the tragic sprte of violence , which included a series of IUD•hots and flstflghting. · The elder Sipull was wounded in the Jeg, surrendering meek1y at his Costa Mesa apartment two hours later when lawlrien wearing bulletproof vests sur· rounded It and kicked down tbe door. His eldest son, James N. Slpult Jr., 27, aceompanied him to the Kamuela Drive bOme but avoided capture later. . A younger Sipult son, Jerry, 11, wu taken into juvenile cualody following the Aug. 30 incident but no charges were filed due to the element of self-defense in· votved. He lived at his niother'1 home, while the parents had separated. Newport Beach police said the middle son, Jack, was captured by Officer Dan Ctickett at Pacific-Passage Yacht Sales, 2944 W. Coast Highway. Barnes was ar· rested later when he came to police head- q.uarters. Solons Given paymtnts. . The San Francisco Democrat's plan would, in enect, merge present state and county medlcal assistance program into a new program to provide free medical care for all californlans. It would result in an expanded Medi· Cal program for all caUfomians. Moscone's plan is certain to receive the vigorous opposition of Republican Gov. Ronald Reagan, V(hO has already labeled such comprehensive bealth plans as "socialized medicine." The proposed new payroll deductions would equal 3 percent of gross income for wage earners making $10,000 a year or more. The rate Would be 1 percent below $5,JOO earnings and 2 percent for workers eamlng ~.ooo to $iO,OOO a year. 'nlat would ~ean new weekly· dedu~ lions of IU~ 19 15. T1 lo~ perlOOI earning $10,000 a year. • , · In...NCb cate..,r,, tbl mployw's 'tax would bl lllNa .tfma Iba amploye'1 ~~ • irould irJ111e Ml medical, clutal, drug and hc!spltalization care, up to 120 days a year per per11<>n of nursing home care and up to 45 days hospitalization per year for psychiatric care. It woulc:J; ouUaw ot~ cutoffs, waiting periods and copayment charges in 'present health plans. Moscone proposed taking lbe IU billion a year spent by the state and local governments on Medi-Cal and other health services as 1 start for financing his procram. 'The proposed new medical taxes would raise another $1.05 billion from payroll deductions, $3.15 bllllpn from employers and '400 million from self-employed persons for a total of f1.S billion a year. It would impose a statewide property tax equal to the average ta1 now levied by counties to pay for present county hospitals. Moscooe, an all-but.announced can- didate for the DemocraUC nomination for governor in 1974, is proposing a medical plan a.bout 30 times the size of the so- called catutrophic-medical insurance plan prooooed by R«&an last month. The Reagan plan would provide medical care for wage earners inflicted with illnesses which o:ceed the normal limits of private health care plans. The cOst of the Mo.scone proposal tops the current total state , budget of $6.8 billion and 11 just under the propoaed 17.6 billion budget for the year starting July 1. Moscone · said, "We just cannot stand by and watch uncontrolled inflation In health costs deprive our citizens of health 'aervices they needJ Failure to provide Un:t~IY. .or a~equa~ ~re is just in- defensible in human tenns." ' 11Now, there ls absolutely no friCt between the council, Chamber or ad- mtnlstration," Slates said today. "And I don 't want any. We !eel the new man should nol be bamstrung." Instead of criticizing, Slates said the Chamber is asklng the city, "How can we help?" , Councilmen reviewed the Ernest and, Ernst report Monday at the request of Mayor George McCracken. At the Cba1J!ber's suggestion, however, no ac- tion was taken on the report Back in Air Dooald K. "Deke" Slayton, 48, the only original astronaut.who has never flown in space, was placed back on flying status Monday after being grounded for a heart murmur. The • chances of bis fWDi1 in •114Cf · · .OOn are slini slilce'Die A'li<IDO · proaram iS ;:Jrilost oYer anfPme - flqr'few Skylabs have already been manned. Officials Say Nixons to Visit Canada in April WASHINGTON (UPI) -P.resident Nixon will visit ~nada .April 13-lS, the White Hoilat anhounced today. In t~ announcement, I s s u e d simultaneously by the Canadi~n govern. ment ln ottawa, the White House said the visit wpuld give Nixon and Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau an op- portunity "to diScuss c u r r e n t in- ternational issues and matters of bilateral interest to the United States and Canada." Gerald L. Warren, deputy White House press secretary, said Mrs. Nixon would accompany the President on the two-day trip, described as an officlal visit. The Nixons ·are expected to go to Qt. tawa, but Wlrren was unable to say whether be would vi.sit any other Cana· dian cities. Ni1:o'n met in· Washington wilh Trudeau Dec. 1-7 to discuss Nixon's subsequent trip to China. The leaders also met In June, 1961, at ceremonies marking the 10th anniversary ol . construction of the St. Lawrence-- Seaway. They conferred first at MeMina, N .Y., then flew to Montreat It made two majOr auggesUons : That city belPD long-range financial plan- n that a financial committee be established to hel p the city ad- ministration." . Mcefacken wanted to establish the committee, but Slates argued against· It, saying walt unt~ ~ ne.w administrator, Dave Rowlands ,, •bas a chance to get up his own ftnanci~ plan. Rowlands praised the conclusions of the Ernst and Ernst report, saying most of them were sound management prin ciples. 1'I believe long-range plans, S to 10 years, are needed for finances," the ad- ministrator said. ··we· also need to update those plans on an aMual basis and reorder our priorities. "My budget message should outline goals and objectives and ways to im- plement · them. They also need to be understood by lbe public. "Suggestions are c e r t a I n I y oon- gtructive. No one man has all the answers," Rowlands said. "I think everyone would be better serv· ed by letting Mr. Rowlands develoj> hia own finahclal plan. We want to see what he will do. That's why you hired hJm,•• Slates said. "It's' the first time l've heard a com. ment about long-range pllMlng from 1·· city administrator here ," added Coun- cilman Jack Grteo, apparently ple"¥-r "This year's.budget-won't be qui"-1• refined as ri'ext yeaf," Ro wt.ands added. "But we always welcome adv ice. I hope to have something tangible to Which you can react." Mayor Vote Due? Issue May Go on November Ballot Huntington Beach voters may decide in November if they want a full-time mayor. The issue of full-lime mayor, as it bas In the put, sparked a llv.ly debate dut· Ing Monday night's City Council 1t0dy aessioii. No action was taken,· but coun- cilmen agreed a November 'vote might setUe the issue. "I'm concerned about the relationship between such a mayor and the city ad· ministrator," said Steve Holden, a diss~nting member of the charter revision committee. "And a man elected for four yean can build 8: Powerful political machine." "He's repon1ible to the City Council," replied·Couocilman Jerry Matney. "His only res-ponsibility is to the people who elect him'," said Holdeti., a trustee o( the Huntington Beach City · SchoOI -0••1111. """'~~ "l.don'L..ildJL .• re ..._'GI tblo whole lali," Mitney mapped.· -<barter committee <ID<JD!ior alsi> n~ .tlll, 11111yor lsale. Mrs. Coa- ·nie J-. iOrmer iirelident of lhe Hun- tington Beach Waue of Women Votera, aided with Holden. "We have a highly.paid administrative staff, caP,able of haridling Uie problems,!' she said. uTbe city ia not finanClally stable enough to take OQ a $50,000 a year mayof's office. And I'm not sure ' l'in ready to release the council from its responsibilities." "llexl time '! bave to go ,to San.Fran- cisco, I'll stay home," Malney replied. "Mr. Matney, I understand you are ninnihg for .office again. U the job is too much you should step down," Mrs. Johnson said. . . CounCllmin' Jack Green said too many good councilmen in Orange "County were doing 'jU!I that. "We need a political Jeader, ~meOne who can go to Sacramento and obtain the respect of state poliliCal leaders," Green said. · DE ADLINE SET ON FL UORIDE Fountain Valley City Clerk Mary Cole has a~unced that 5 p.m. Wedne!day ts lbe dea~ for filing a t.allot argument on the question of adding fluoride compounds to the city water supply. There ls no fee for filing an argu· ment on the fluoride issue wbich will be voted upon at the June 6 election. · The majority of the chartl!r committee, led by c h a 1 r m a n Tom Llvencood, recommended a full-Ume mayor .etup as follows: ' -His duties be limited to political'ac. Uon, riot administraUve control. -· -It would be a four.year term with a lllary .ranging from ·11,000 a mootb in '20,000 annually, depencliq on wbat tbe city decided. -U a councilman nma lot mayor, be <See MAYOR, hp i) Pay Hike Asked Beach Council Wants More Councilmen In Huntington Beach are looking for 1 pay raise. -' They agreed Monday nigh~ during an informal study seS!lon that votera should be asked to gfant il during the June primary elecUon. ' M~mbers of the charter revlsl6n committee recommerided a $300 monthJy ·salary for .each councilman. Council pay, fixed by city charter, ii now $175 1 month. .. CQuncilmen altered the committee's recommendaUon tllghUy by •Yins ~i! salaries ahouij be tbe same as councilmen ii1 general law ctttea. (tboll ,~·~J~ta~ . -1111on ot mori than toe •• -• a iolary ol 13118 a lllllth .for' counc11m ... ·whlilevtt the Nie Le(t~1( dlaNM for g-.J llw c111e1. , Tbil also woul4.ollow~npi In~ ·Boach lllary 11n1ct1n • ' City Attorney Don l!qofa WU • to write a ...... u .. which would , place .. the< charter lmendmeat on the June primary ballot. COuoCtlmen are espected to adopt. Iba ruoluµon at Monday'1 council meetlni· ' Jury Must ·Make Ruling In County Porno Trial Twelve jurors who have spent much of their four-week Oranc• 'Cqunty Super{or Court trial viewtnc samplu of allegedfy obscene movies and photographs taken from a.Westminster ware1MJuse c;ipe_rated by a HunUngton Beach couple were urgtd today to "divorce your emotions from reachlpg that verdict. ' Defense attorney F. FJllmore Jaffe told lbe panel that will later todsy consider Its verdict In the trial of Frederick Loar, 34, ind hla wile, l\ay, 31, 41162 Humboldt St., that "your own personal social and moral views may not be cimaldered'' In reaching that veredlcct. Jaffee warned the jury that It must bear atatewide atandardl on erotic movies and literature in mind when it inalyzea the hup quantiliea of allegedly obacene Handball League Play Qeginning ml)ertal• dilplayed durlnr the trial 'bef.,. Judge ft!>bert L. Corfman. • Aild · he rtmlnded the Pl'nel that lhe beat selling "The Sensuoua Woman" had demonstrated Iii acceptablllty to tbe public by topping the bell seller lilt for 21 or 21 weei:a. "That ii accaptance in the co~ munity ," Jaffe said. The book Is one ol a pile of exhlbita condemned u obscene by pl'ORCUtor Georje McClurt. McClure asi<J the jury in his final argu. ment to brand u pornovapbic the I0,500 movlea aelzed by Weatminster police from a warehouse at 15144 Golden Weat Circle. Also confiscated bi the rald lut May were 30,000 · photographo a I I e g e d t y d!Jtrlbuted tiy the Loan in wbat bas been desert~ tiy Iba prooecuttan u a 115,000 a day J>01110ll'll'llY peddltq rtacltel "' ' Free way fJttif . . . Newport Beach councilmen· Mon- day night aaked state Senato~ Qen- nis Carpenter and A!aernblyman Robert Badham to get lbe Newport Beach leg of the Pacific Coast Freeway out of lhe state freeway N-u~ist C~mps Open-Doors The ·Hunllngton Beach Sp<lng handban league ii under way al Golden Weot College.. - Conipetltlon takeo place on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon · and 'fill contlnue through Aprll 22. "They cOnlaln, 1n blldi and white and color, most ol the •lUll deviation. known to man -and woman' -plua 1 few that I've never beard about untU tllil c~, '.'.'McClure aaJd durtlltl Iba trtaL system . - The action came after VICe Mayor Howard Rogers said "'l pen:ent of lbe freeway has alrtady been deleted by the Legislsture and I challenge carpenter and Bldham Public. Invited to Colonies-With or Without Clothes DivJsions Include .,.. lingles, novice singles ,· open doubles and novice. doUbles. Any player with more than two years ex-WeatllN-•. WASHINGTON (AP) -America's organized nudl~ hope to get mofe In the pink by 101ni public this year. They'rt opening lbeir parka to almost lnY!"I' with an inter~ eye and lbe cost of admission. You don't even have to take your clothes off unlw you've lol lbe llomach for It. policy announced Monday "is a gOal we've been, buildb:ig toward Cor several years - made possible by the public's Increased · acceptance of nudity," sakl Johnston. Johnston lllcl &II ASA clubs, 80 percent of the nudist organizations in the Uni1'd States, have agreed to the plan. pcrlence il-consldertehn·open player. A layer ol marii'itilr Is expect. ficer for a large firm In Loo Angeles, Handballs wUI be furnished but ed to shroud the Orange Coast In pre<llcta the new poltcy ·-eoupled with a partl<ipants must bring lbelr own gloveo low clouds 11111 fog agsln Wedneo- ntw adver·tlslng campaign and publlca· and gym clothes. ' day. Inland sections will get a lion o1 a guidebook complete with maps little lllllshtne, however.· Highs -will ;ptlr growth by 25 percent thla Cf---'" Sets W~sday around Ba. Lows-· year. And that, .. to speak, would be Exchange UD quite a take off, INSIDE TODA 'l' , l l ' to represent us as other legislators have represented their district.s." Rogen alao cited growlflll op. -·•Uon to !J! roule~nol.J!!Llb!l cli!i<ns groupa oppoolnc • I • e lrteway bave been formed 1n Laguna Beach, Laguna Ni,..!, Dana Point and San J u a .n Cap!Jtrano. . It may: eound like a rlpoff, or maybe a pukln. But the American SUnbathlng A:leOCtatlGll;"-'~nC-lOiiii"-11'0" oudilll clubs with I0,000 memben across the nation, couldn't be more aerlous. "But probably only three-fourths •f them will be as cordial at ftrst u I'd like em to be " ' ded Vlilton ri1 be charged about 15 per. faml!y at most facilttles, he said, with no rtductlnna for llJllle men an1f women. · "~ to go Bare," begins 9ne ad Talent 'Show Tr youts r,,. .. ,.,~ Will"""' •how• up scheduled to run next month in a nattonal_ ---~~~----....... =----l_!Ltwo d. i f1rtJ<l...Orott1J<---COG1t-1~-Vt'011\en!a magazine "Nudllta..ven!t· .. nuts--c t ••--•-•••-k -tbey'n llmply a·lltee o1 hurtlllnity who AU41Uom · for the arinua1 Huntington ommum v--~• -.,... · Rogen aaJd legislaUve actioo ii necessary beclme there "Is stl11 a 1trong threat" by the lllte Dlvilkln of llighw1y1 that lbe r.....ay· might be built detplte local op. position. "I'm quite proud," says President llabert G. J-on. "We'Ve decided to come out of lhe -wort< ,aml _.. ' <Olllpelttlve recrettlonil ~' ratbar than cull. or plilloaophlcal -II ... Wt'rt Inviting lbe public to come villi U1 just u they might visit Disney World." Nol that ASA figures to outstrip Dlsney'• cartoon charactert as a vac. lion 111r-. Bot Ille new opm-door And Jaclt Jactaoa, ASA advtrtililil! -· caullono that "the &UY• wliOjult walk .. ml 101 "I wanna look at nakid ladles' 11'1 llllnl lo be ftowned u~ . ·• "StUI,'' bi lard, '1 don't think ft Deed the careflll acreenq we've relied on In the past. The Holiday Inn doean't sqeen gu.,11, ao why should we? But we do in- vite the men in brl11& ilietr 11rl11iendo." Johnlton, I ~year-old perlOnntl .ti• ' bave learned that 'naked' ta the -Id'• .Beacil Exchange Club talllll conlell wm end whlk t1oo 'other local '"°'" greateat common denominator." bl held ,1 t LJll·i .Salurday, ,at Dw,.f alao mok• their ckbuto. s,. '"' · The ·A¥\ tiiled In OrU.nclo, FIO:, 'also .Intermediate ·Schqol., . , , .. . terrofnmrn~ P!?Yr 15. baa . pubiiohed thcilioan<to ot ...... !tis Boyt and glrl1 I tbroucb 18 lrl llMt8ll C a ~ ,J !!!~':: -· ",.. •tmed at~ . ...,.. of lbe moot-to, try ·out for the club'• final ..... 1 ~ _, -• IUqUtnl qualiono Jrom tlie tlrie1_.t -which it scheduled Mardi 24, Wlnlor1 •='" ": -c-. • questions like "lfow doell it fttl tbe· first will ~ pk:ked In three aae brackets. =•-::.._ ': :=' w n_-:; Ume?" .. Ji\ They will be ellgible for artawkle lallnt :=::..,::' • it Taslllw • "J.,.ike jumpblt blto I !WimmirW"'POO\." contests. ~ ftotl ........... 1:f Is tl)e -.er.<t'Sh:lcklng for Ole Orst 30 Entry blanks have been. distributed to Z!':.~ ,: el-....... ri Ml:oodo. oomforlable and ~ from all locaJ acheola and must be turned In ·bJ "' •-" --• lblm on." ... ' rhurlday. -. , l I I I I ' I ·' I • I I I I I I \ I I I r I I . I I I I I • ~ .DAJLV PILOT H T'llldol. -14, 1972 .. -lfU ·Help You In TllxingSpot -ort-pre11lfH• ·S,...e . ' . ... ~ ;, . -~·-Airlines -.~~udy -· . ~ -lao lodonl lacom1 Lu t • ..,, __ ,,. • e· , ... • w~ pea • I pr<p&ratlon hos !urned lnlo • n•· tlonll~besl .. u.r. accordU. ID J;lguna {teach offlcials. ~postiiluUr Don Rose aald the ?S- emi W ' which ts available at the • Post Office, detalls ~for the .tax· peyerl.he most receflt tax la't' and . explatn, ho,. lo un ..... nd aild fUI • -~$e of Ai~por~?~ out the tax fo~~ ' •· ... Tiit .. _ publlcolioo ~ ... o6lolMd a an ..-o11111 ""'L Of%e. .':;} .. "" . . -. Dr. Ha~telira, -...... -.. • Wife Suing Ex-mistress . Dr. Ebbe and Gre!> Hartell~ o! El Tor0 today .wed t.be physician'• former . mlstreu for $150,000 in an Orange Cwnty Superior Court ·action that accuses Reba J\Ole: Vaughn of actions that have con- liderab1y damaged the doctor'• once !low1sbJO& ~ <\rea medtCal prac· tice. Mn. Vatigbn, II, who waa forced lo quit her home at 687 W. WUson St., Costa Mesa. last month when the premises she once shared with Hartelius were sold at a marshal's auction, ii accused In the com· plaint of "f1!1eboods, w r on & f u I statements, matk.~ lnfereocee and outrageous untruths." Hartellus, so, polQls out in the action !Ued by de!enae attorney Matthew j{urUlch lhat be hos be<n "cleared of all WNl!ldoinl alter two yeara o! bar..,. "'°"' doing alter two yeara o! haraaa· Harteliua bu beeo aoqulUed In three ilJ L. PETER KRIEG Of ... .,...,. ... .., ... ,, -. oQ~t! County Airport official! Aaid Jo. day J6ey have no knowledge that two mti;H ert nea:otlatlng for off·premiaea lmninal spoce IO they can sllrl je\ m#>ts lnlo ar•fout of the airport. Spokesmen for both Aero de Mexico and ContiDenlll Airlines also denied they bow ~· iucb tiack.Goor maneuvera In nm&-..:: @ alrllna bave ClvU Aeronautics Bo"1i """° authority for Orange County b!l.li!ii•e' ~ th,.artect In attempta 10 a!atl · o~.!Jiere becauae Orange ~~have refu!fd to lease thelll opoce1lnalde !he terminals. ·»U\:·N'~ Beach councilmen were told Moodiy night tbat both Continental and the Mexican cln'ler JQIY lease terminal space tn nearby office buildings ·and but piS!thgers to the airport gates. · NOt so, Insists an executive with Aero de Mexico. "The auperviaors, they uy they don't want us ea we have done nothing the past p..iclit aionths.'' aaid Frederick Coppel, regional manager for the airline. "There la aboolutely no truth to the report, we categorically deny It," said Bruce Plowman, a public relations of· !icial !or Continental. 2 Gas Stations, .1 Block Apart, Go to Texaco Superior Court trlala o! anoo, fraud and 4 littie competition In the IUVice sta· bribery cbaraes contained In lndlotments tion·huslneu··la· a 1ooc1 thing -but J.sued,by !he Orange County Grand Jl!l'Y. ••alnst your"1!? lit Li aairrellUY !acing a hearing -ord.rm bi· the Slate .Board o! Medical .' 0pe;,19i:~ ;t tW.·atatlons cinly ·a block Ewnloers Iulo chlr.., of moral , ·~port aftd.acr ... the1!reet !rom Newport tuipitude aod unprofessional conduct. Beach City Hall wore aurprised but A four·physioiao <ommlttee ii. hearing real--' looks recenUy when · both · -testimony r<lollrll to hll allegl\I 1m1al •-relftlollJhlpe with Mn. Vaughn and the wflhOUi I/now ledge of the . other-J'will:hed late '-:~a MeJe~ei and his use of ~. T~~cyi. drup on both ""ll)OJI. •. • Tbe former -Hancock Stat!On at 3401 Hartelius petlUoll!Od ID SupetlOr .Court Newport· Blvd., owned by the W or Id last year for the dluolution of his mar· Oil C.Oinpuy, chin.led 1 feW weeb ago, rtaae ID Greta ·l!Wllul. Tho coup~ la now ~ fecoocUed ~ abarl.ng tbie f~ with 11ew signs and bright new pain·t. Il home on Islander·street in El Toro. fecelves Texaco products from a ~IUI • ~lcJJIY. blamea . Mn. diatribllti>r called Crosby OU. VJiQCbn lor,.all<1ed. actloos by her. that • lil~~ receoll~ •. olgns 111\\ ~alnt were led· t6 .. hl• arrest on araon aod ,theft ,clwi.e11 •l,tj!!\ J'llpte o~ f.'!m~y rta· charges in APrll of 1970. f \~ ., r ~ lio~.~1 ~rt' Blvd: dWt!er Jai'hes He was later cleared_ of . charges flltd Whlte receives his Te1.aco gas from a •ftfr l)ia olfm ii :1145 .E. Coast diotrlhutor-cilliil the De Wit! Oil 'Co. lllgh"ay,'Co!'Ph'<tel'Mai'I were llolnafed ' .~ '"We ·'Go\ legallt' tntei!ere· wtth liow bf1tre: ' I • 1' I ,.,b ')j ti )(! ~I 0 .~"dlrtHbu\on· run· their bualnt!aae'!, ti li'Jd • Mrs. Vauglln la scheduled lo reltlnr lo ·Teiiti> ' com~ olflciil ' ln' ·1 o • UiO:wlliie&a box lilaji,Jl;J41114'JS'.ln.Lai : · .An;eler. Uuco· aervli:e a ta 11 on a Ai;eeles ·when the hearing will enter lls don't have protected territorie.s, he ad· Councilmen Monday nlcht also directed . city official• to find' oot tr thete 1' iny waY the county could stOP, the r~pOrted ploy . Rona ld aiandler, assistant 81rport d~ector, aald he doesn't think theJ could. . , "lf tfley are even fryjng jt, I }lave no koowledge of it," ChandJer said, "but we cannot prohibit B.ircraft from landing or taking off." He &aid tht only local control is over .the tmnlnal. "We could aJso controrwhue they park their aircraft but. I doubt we could -deny them iC there is space available, which there is. "We cMOOt discrimina te against a class of users,'' Chandler aald, tzi>laining that while the airport can ban all jets from "taking riff during certain hours, it can't pick and choose which jets take off and land or park on the property. . . Suspect Held In Postmaster . Mw·der Sane Postal worker Philip Bert Alleman was found today to be sane and able to face trial on charges that he shot and killed Westminster Postmaster Paul Burtner and wounded M a i I s Superintendent Ernest Gaulden. 1 Orange County Superior Court Judge William C. Speirs ordered jurf selection to begin after. hearing psychiatrists called by the prosecution and defense lawyers · testily on' Alleman'• state of mind at the time ·of the ahootlng and at the current trial stage. Dr. John Guido today !old Judge Speirs th~t Alleman, 24, of Santa Ana is "men· tally competent and bis an awareness of his actions." · The ' Orange Co'unty Medical Center psychiatrist said he felt Alleman could play "a normal ·role" in his defense to ·murder charges. it is alleged that ·Alleman shot and kWed Burtner , 51 , and wounded Gaulden, 48, last Nov. 4 shortly after M! had been reprimaDded for tardiness at the Westminste,r Post Office. . PoUce said the angry Alleman left the building after discussions with Burtner and Gaulden and returned a Short time Jater with an automatic piltol. '• ~urtner wu kUled by . hulle!f which ••ln>ck binl;ip the bea~.,Jid thest .. 11,.he · tr;ed ·.19.' run from the· room. Gaulden was wounded in the stom~h,. aM has now ~ecovered from those }njurle§i ' DAILY P'ILOT Stiff ,holt MENTALLY GIFTED STUDENTS DISSECT DOGFISH SHARK Paul Hunter (left), Robbie Kerr Aided by Mrs. Bert Powell Fishy Cutups Valley Y ou1igsters Dissect Sharks By MICHAEL GOODRICH Of Ille Pally Plitt Sl1ff "The first thing you're going to do is whack of( their tails," explained Karen Perkins as she pointed to a deceased dogfish shark in front of one of her students. The scene was a classroom at Cox Elementary School in Fountain Valley. First, second and third graders move about to di ssect their first shark. , Working in teams of three, the youngsters cut into the sharks as Miss Perkins lectured theim on the urogenital system, liquid wastes and other biological concerts fonnerly reserved for high scboo and college students. S~hool to Stay Open in Suit By Poverty Unit .. ' ' A" ·su.it wU filed in Orange County Superior Court today l9 halt dts_egrega- tioq of a .. predominantly, r.-tcxk:an· American elementary s'i;J1ool;in F~lerton by closing it and busing . Children _to neighboring schools, The class, known as marine science, is given for 32 children under the Mentally Gifted Minors Program of the Fountain Valley School District. The program is state-funded and alkiws local school districts to set up ad· vanced classes for children who have displayed a high levtl of intelligence through tests administered upon their en· trance into school. The marine science class which began J3n. 10 provides an opportunity for the young sters at Cox to explore sea life much earlier than they would in con· ventional classes. Al ready they have examined a mural on the topography o( the octan's floOr, studied ocean currents and identified various types of plankton through a micr0SC1Jpe. Before tackling the dissection of the shark. they performed similar operations on squid ~nd starfish .. The young oceanographers have set up a salt wate r aquarium. The aquariwn, containing such sea life as star fill, cancer ctabs, scu\pin, barnaclu·and everi a lobster, allows the younpters to observe first hand the life of the sea. The. marine science cla~ ~ taught by Karen Perkins, a marine ~ience's i~· structor wifh the Ori nie Cotinty oepart- ment of Education, and Mrs. Edward King, a primary teacher at Cox. F,....P ... l MAYOR ••• '· bi1 aufDmatlCally •.:..i,.,..i hl.i .,.,.Ju ... l Uvengood !old the couilcll that hla recomnMndl~ were very ....,..i, an4 ~ become specific wbea the council actually dtclded ID put the fuli ·Uma mayor ~ue on lhe beJJot. '""' ._ Couhcllrnen took no -.fonnal act.Ion but qreed the November election mlght be a &ood Ume for It. , CounCi!man Al Coel\ -.uggeated that a simple ballot measure, merely ,•skin& voters 11 they wan t a full-time mayor, . could be written. "We could define his duties later, but clear the air now as to whether votera want 1uch a mayor," Coen sali:I. "That would shoot us down very quick· Jy," Green said. "They'd never approve ii." Green emphasized the need for full· time political le1tdershlp in the com. munity, a person who ctJu.ld devote all of his time to the issues of the city. Dave Rowlands, the new city ad- ministrator summed up some of the pro~ lems that make .a hot issue o( the fUJI. time mayor proposal. . . "I've worked j n all situations," he said. ''And the success dt any system depends on the caliber of person elected. It is ex- tremely important for the electorate to select people of good will and detmnina· tion:" Court Action Pending Against Newport Youths Court action was pending today agaln!l ane adult afld a trio of Newport Beach yout hs who allegedly tried to learn the ii· licit ins and outs of burglary by joining a police-sponsared law enforcemcnl Ex· plorer Scout Post. They were never actually accepted Into the ranks but allowed to attend meetings as police prepared their practical ap- plication-type lesson in what happens when you get caught. Sheriff's deputies tipped off by an hr former about the impending industrial plant burglary three weeks ago passed it on to Newport Beach police. One of three original Explorer ap- plicants was rejected because he was overweight, but the other two -allegedly trying lo crack police radlo codes and pick up helpful burglary information - came to meetings. "We redid the meetings so they wouldn't learn anything that would help them." nplains Traffic Officer St.an Bressle r, the Explorer Post adviser. "We talked a lot about car stops, but mostly about fbrming the pos~ and gel· ting uniforms," says Offker Bressler. He emphasizes about a dozen teenagers in the ranks are above the suspicion and '1,11"1i ofpcero •1'nifing'tlme on tbe,,proj- ,ecr M~ the bUrglary incident won't reflect adversely on the unit. Only recently they began plaMing a recruitment campaign. third three-day pbase. She hos ao far ded. . teatified that Hartellus performed three However, In this case, the proxinilty of abortiona on her during tbl1r torrld rela-the two atations ii 1 bit closer than Uu81, Captive Whale Freed, Returns Airer 24 Hours · Filed by the Western Center$ on Law and Poverty, the suit requests that Maple School, 244 E. Valencia Drive,: be kept open. It also asks tbe court to tlrder the school to adopt a desegrega~on plan which would involve busing ?into the "One of the wonderful things about the class is that it gives the children a chance to explore [or themselves," says Mrs. King. All Year School Plan Explained liclnshfp 111111 that be la the fltbC)I! itt:f;·::-~~ admitted. yW-old IOn, Jerry V.-n.· ..::....~., !:4 .. ~iOtlJ"cfiarge·tbe.aame prices for gas. ·"We are trying to give them the skills and confidence to appfoach new situ•· lions without fear" she added. I __ ............. ... • ~-• '· . school, not just out or it. . Maple School, a kinde;8arten' through fourth grade campus, has an ebrollment of . !!bout 263 students, 93.4 percent of Parents come into the classroom and help during the laboratory sections of the course. Parents also have donated many .. ... .. .. Eta~ut ·.na~pe·m~: :.· ·: •. which are members of minority races, Parents of chHdren attending the Crest SAN DIEGO (AP) -Gigi, the according to the suit. View and Westmont schools in Hun. California gray whale sent back to sea Attorneys said the Fullerton School Trustees SJ ate Meet tington ~ach, will receive schedules this •r specimens to the. class. . ~ _. . District's Citizens Human Relations week explaining in detail what all year Fre(m)q,y ·ceremonies after a year in captivity, was reported Advisory Committee presented three operation of schools wiU mean for them. back today -24 hours later -at the spot plans for ending segregation at the Trustees of the HunUngton Beach City All year operation of the two schools ia where scientists freed her. school. All three called for preservation (elementary) School Distriet meet scheduled to begin July 10. After swimming as fa: as 2G-miles of the school and busing of Anglo as well tonight in a n!gular business session Pafents will be asked by officials of the From Wire Strvlcea DIAMOND BAR -Ecooomlot Gerhard N. Rostvold. apeaker at a dedication luncheon here Monday, following opening of a 4.7-mlle stretch of the Orange Freeway, called for a review Of freeway . planning. "In the put 30 years, we have allowed man and machlnfl to conquer nature in Southern Califomua Jn the name of economic progress," he told a group of ORAN•I COAST HI DAILY PILOT Thi °'9nfll Coht DAU. Y l"ILCT, W11t1 _;..Id'! fl aN'l'lblntd tfl• N._Prtu, II flUlllr.1'1111 ~ IM Of•llfl' Coe1t Pllb111hlr9 CMnl*!Y. S.- nte •1110nt .,.. 1111b11t1Md. Mond1r ftl!Wllllll ,t1d1r. for °"''• M-, .frlfWl!lltt ~ H1111t"'8lon 11Kll/'"-tal!1° \'11i.,, lAtun11 luch, ltvlne/Stddlllbfck Md San Cltrntni./ • 511'! Ju1n (1ph.tr1no. A. •"'91-ntlel'l•l .irnon la pullllalltd S11Vrd1'(11 11111 sunc11,.._ The prlncl~I siubllll'llnf •lint ra •I 3lO Wtlt • 'l1y Strief, CO.I• ~··· C:•Htornll, fii•. Roitort N. Wied Pr ... ldtnt 11nd Puttlllhet J1ck R. Cln'fty Vic• P'rbfdWll tnd 09neftl MilM!lltl' Tho11"111 k11vil Editor Tlto,.,11 A. MorphlM M1M11tng Editor Ch1rl11 H. L.01 llich1rd P, Nill ,,_flt1nl MtM0'"9 h ltors T•rrv C.viUo Wnl Or1r199 C-ty Elfnaf . M1111ti.,1.. .... Office 1717$ l11ch loul1v1rd . M1ml'I, Mtr11t: P.O •••• 7t0, fti41 . ,,_.,_ , LllWlt '-di: m ""....., ,....,.... ,.,c;:.• M .. : m w..-:;.,r Stteit - l4Ktl1 -•••••••• '-Cflfnlntt: as H«1ft cam1no bet · Ttl.,.._ l714J ~J-4Ji1;.._"t .--:" ... " C&wlW A"-:1i., '4~ ... ,,.,_ ""* 0.... C..r( Cl M ~ - '40-1.IH ·• -· ~. ~ °"""' C..11 ~(Omptn)'. Ht """" ,..,..._, fllwtrl~ lld!larttl rNftlr ... .. .... "'-"""' ·IMl'tlri ~ mt)' tie ~-WI"""' #IC .. I Jll'• mlts'-"' _,,,.... ....... • -·"·-"""~-..,. Qlfl ... 1 Cttiflmll. ... W am1lr a.ti tMrrltllV• W ... •IS ~ IMflffllr1 mftlfWY ._..,.,_ ttU "*'IMy:,._ community leadera and highway officials In a speech io the Diamond Bar Country · · as Mexican-Ame;ican students. scheduled for 7:30 o'clock at Dwyer Ocean View ~I District to ae<:ept the from shore, Gigi returned, appirently Instead, the s6it claims, the district's School. class J1.ttendalice period& selected for Club. dul'ing the night, a spokesman at the board of trustees adopted a plan last Among the items on the agenda is 1 their children. request a modified Naval Undersea Research Developmerlt month which would convert the school in· discussion of the Ralpli M. Brown Act. schedule, or ask to have their children Tbe consuJting e c on o m I s t of Urbanomics Research As!oclates urged "humanization" of the freeway system. Center said. to a child care center and require busing California's anti-secrecy in government bused to another Ocean View ... · l that of its students to eight other sc hools. law. .is pot on a yearlong schedule. . ' Rostvold, baaed In CIJrel!lOllt, act· A _Navy tracking vessel pinpointed Gigi \io~;;;:;~;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;:;;:;::;::;::;::;:;;;-at. seven miles off San Diego 's Point dressed 2lO persons following the opeolng of a $14 million segment of the Orana:e Freeway. The lour-lane fr.ay Joln! the Rivtnide Freeway ln Or-ange with the 'Pomona Freeway at Diamond Bar, near Pomona. Some 40,000 cars a day are expedat lo traverse the Brea Canyon portion o! the freeway that .. ultimately will be Jinktd with. the 8@11 Bernardino Fretw1y near Kellogg Hill and San Dimas in the north San Gabriel Valley. The old, two-lane highway through Brea Canyon served about 10,CQ> com- niU.ten each day. hlghwu effic.lal1 nole. ftostvold called for a review o.f the four-mile grid concept on which the p~ posttd 1,450 mlle, tri-eounty freeway s~ is ha•ed. The grid concept ••P. Poiei that no re11ldent of Loi Mgeres, Orange and Ventura O>untles would be more than four miles from a freeway. The former Pomona College economics de~ent:cha!fman said lndipimlnate .. co~~lion of freew~s oou1d. create ~major environmental problems. He said Southern californJa I s ~peqdent· 011 <\ freeway eystem ~ a(ld wan;ed, -;"1Fortheoming ~periments .ln • mass raptd transit In Los Ana:elu will be a dJsastrous failure." Rostvold urged that future freewafl rtconclle "the concerna of the en· vlr~ntalilt awd the developmentallst. · · "II !Iii ~ment la IJO preserved, our eoonomlc potenUal oimply w111 not be. I' ' I.Arna, -where the whale was rt eased 1 Monday. · ·ooer gra"f whales 'were swimming by. eg rou(e home lo lhi Bering Sea from · winter breeding grounds off Mexico. Surfing Movie Set at Edison "Cosmic Children,'' a three and a half hour feature film on surfing, will be shown Friday night at Edison Hlgh School. Admission' for the film whic h begins at 8 p.ni. is •1.50. • . The movie is spo nsored by the American Field Service and profil! from its showing will go towards bringing an excbange student to tWe EdiSoil camj!us and seodinc .an Ec:tl~n-: student W a foreign country. • American Field Service is 1 club of oludenta, en~ adults workln1 Ip promole world undeotandlnl through -nt ex· change . H~tington Police J\uoflPn ~e'-' .$2,300~.- rtallzed,11 Rostvold concludetl , . : .. "'I • , ~ ~ • • • alg Ayanlan, State Divialon of Tiii city ol HunllJ1CIOll Beach added '::!!ljh,..ys engineer, 11id /!!al · In-more tho #JOO_~ers Saturday e Fr,.way proJect care~·-1. 'lll·llle~ ~kld Ila.auction hl.n lo cOhllrUcl iht new ~·,~It -.ol llielilMd ~"'11;11ber .ooda. 1 ...u14 btend .. uh the 1atx1acape":apd. -:.5. ~·,1o·aa..,,"'°"4;aetY1ce•· llec:ol!M ao much a pert of the !IPlrJI on. ~: rof· llJ! HlltJlllGla Beach ?olte • ~ent •• poo!lble. -1;;' •1 ::. : the~ blk..l ~ht ':."Jn two or three years," Ayall!M-&illl, "'111.ft,2'11 whlle ~lll!tlnl addeil •112 : 'it will look like It belon11 In tbJs can-and Othet llama illlt.'Jn a44ltlon, JI! of yon." the blcyclet were licensed on the IP'~ · - • . j •• • ---.' ' -r • :; AROUND THE CORNER AND UP YOUR STREE'E I WE HA VE BEEN ASKED HUNDREDS OF TIMES WHY WE . • t ' ' • LOCATED OUR STORE "OFF THE BEATEN PATH." . ' SEVERAL ANSWERS POP, UP. FIRSTLY, THE COST OF STORES IN SHOPPING CENTERS IS ASTRONOMICAL SECONDLY, WE WERE . ABLE T010BTAIN MORE SPACE, WITH OUR SHOWROOM, OFFICES, AND WAREHOUSE ALL IN ONE LOCATION. THIRDLY, THERE IS AMPLE PARKING WITH LITTLE TRAFFIC CONGESTION LEADING> :ro us. THIS SITUATION HAS MADE US MORE COMPETITIVE AND WE ARE PROUD AND GRATEFUL TO SAY THAT WE HAVE IN· CREASED OUR VOLUME EVERY YEAR FOR FOURTEEN YEARS, AND HAVE EXPANDED FIVE TIMES AT THIS LOCATIO~ ALDEN'S CARPETS • DRAPlS •• I I, · 1,,a Pia: •ntt. Ave • ....., • -COSTA MISA I ' , '46-4838 ,- d " 1 • 1 I ·' ' • Is This .Trip Necess~ To. Save Five Minutes? By GflORGE LEIDAL Of .... l»ffY , .... ,. IN ;mE NAME OF PROGRESS, !lie rape of Brea Cany0n II complete. For those of you in PlloUand who know me, you'd Ptooably expect I'd be overjoyed witll the openina: of the Or1114.e P'l'eewa)i to my distant home in Diamond Bar. • For the record, my average 47-minute ~ult• , home was shortened, last nig~t by about five minu~. A new 4.7,.plile 8tretcb of freeway linking lhe Rlvezo. &ide Freeway with the Pomona Freeway at Diamond Bar Is progrtss some say. ~ But. for me, the fiv~minute time saver al the et· pense of thousands of trees and the mysterioua fogy mom. ings of the once pristine natural vale in 'Which deer, graz. lng catUe and horses once were seen, is noti.pl'OIJ'.HS, lt'1 • destruction. ~ ·. '"' For two years now, I have watched daily the pro-L•1DAL · gressive destruction bf an environment that until the advent of a freeway had remained virtually ,unchanged since a hol'lt trial, later a two-lane higpway, ·meandered alongside the creek bed that thousands of years ago created Brea Canyon.1 FIRST ANTLIKE SWARMS of giant earthmovers 1ppeared on the distant hills above Brea. · Despite threat.a of rain-sparked earth.slides and man impired labor strikes, the army of machines never gave up their pursuit of progress.. • Ancient Spanish oaks arid walnut,,; bowed lo the will of men as expanses of hillsides were stripped and moved to alternately widen and fill the path for imog-spewing vehicles. · ' THE ONCE PRETTY creek bed, that in times of giant rains changed' it.! ~urse in the style of unbridled n~ture, now is cOnfined to a concrete chahnel. Nevermore will it Interfere with man's need for coovenlence. Then. too, nevermore will it.a webteu nurture the grazing animals nor the wild willows that once were viewed from the narrow highway. . . SAFE WITHIN the confines of statislics, highway officials note the old, dangel'OUI winding road carried a traffic load of 10,000 cars a day. The free. way, they boast. will carry .40,000 cars a day. • Transamerica Corporation, developers of the· Diamqnd Bar Ranch that 10 years ago was virtually Inaccessible, now boast that their holcUngs are "free- way close'' to all of Southern California .. Their lobbyists in sacramento no doubt 41't pleased that no fewer than five freeways have been brought to tbe fringes Of Diam6nd Bar. ' ' PROPERTY VALUES, both Transamerlca'1 and mine,· will increase 11 a result of this latest vebicular link to Southem Californi1's slurbs. But. when J. remember the beauty that was· Brei Canyon, I cannot help but wonder what price convenience? Replanting the now bare freeway dopes with native vegetation would ease the, pain .. But ultimately, I look forw1rd to the day when citizens become aroused enough to demand altem1tive modes of tr1nsportation for Califomlana that de- pend less on rape o.f nature. · -. ...._ ____________ ....__...J , . Iraqi ·Radio ·Anrwunces • ......... , ••"'4 -r :·.}qrda'n, Isr aeli Peac e • BEmUT, Lebanon (AP) -Iraqi radio reported today I h a t King H....in ol · Jordan reached 1 peace 1greement with lar1el that would tum the occupiecl west bank into an autonomoul • Palestinian ltate federated with Jordan. The report immediately met with wide- spread denials. The royal pilace in An'l.man announced earlier that Hussein .Will make a state- ment of "tremendous ·importance" 'wed- nesday concerning tht. west bank region, 11eized from Jordan during the 11187 Mid- dle East war. But lu'.1eCs leader• have 1 a I d repea~ Jeruaale.DI in now a uD.ited city under lsnefrrulead will nevei be divid- ed 1gain. ,. , A dirpa~)n;in Amman.aiid clelails ol a broad neW plln aimed at breaking the deadlock between Jordan and Israel·were handed to the ambassadors of the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain, France and ~e Arab countries Monday. The Jordanian governm~nt newsp1pe:r Al Oostour said the king wou1d announct a "plan to consolidate natkln1l unity between the two banks of Jordan on a permanent basis of decentralization." The use of the term decentralization ln- dicatiil IOmt form ol autonomy for the Palestinian population on both aides of Official spokesmen l81d nolhing of 1 peace agreement and Jordan's am- baJSador to the United Nltions, Abdul Hamid Sharai; decl1red the Iraqi peace reports were "totally unfounded." . Speculation in Beirut, the L e b 1 n e s e .. · capital, was that the king's announce- 'ment would be an offer, not an '1,greed settlement; ~eJordanRiver. · Bagbdad Rldio broadcast 111 Iraqi neft agency dispatch from Amman wbich aid the kinl hoped lo 1et approval of.bl.I' plan 1t 1 meeting thi.f afternoon 'fJith members of Jordan's parliament. The Iraqi broadcast said ihe agreement provides that the occupied territory · on the west bani: of the Jordan River and th• Gaza Strip wbich Egypt occupied before the war . will become 1 n· 1utonomous Palestinian 1tate feder1ted with Jordan in 1 United Ar1b Kingdom Tbe radio gave these bighlighll of !lie agrtement: • under Hussein's Hashimite throne. -Proclamation of 1 new federal state under H...,in lo he called !lie United Arab Kingdom. ' · -The kingdom Is to be made up of two autonomou.s llatu1 P1lestlne and Jordan, each of which wlll.hav" it.I own govern- ment for internal affairs. · # The old Arab quarter of Jerusalem or part of Jt is to .be the c1pltal of ~ new Palt!l!ltlnlan state, Baghdad RadJo Nld. • • He Won'1 ~·nan1' .'No Mo re ~cti!'f-g,', Reagan V°:ws . •Y BILL STALL Requ referrM lo !be "Old Mlldiers SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Roalld new clJe" ldclrMa MocArtlrur Olide lleqan N)'I lbt blm in him llllnb belare Coocrm ofter belnl relieved by p1oyin«i !lie acreen role of a... Douglu Pt-Hmy S Truman u com- MICArthur would be "a wonderful lblnc maader of U.S. fon:e1.Jn !lie Korean ooo- ' lo do," but be has DO plus lo -.,, lo-fllc!. the movies, "You can't have ~n 1n actor very "No. No acting for me," the 11.ye1r~d lcq: without aaying thlt would be a Reagan said .as be dllCUSled the frustr• wonderful OUnc to do1" said Reagan, still ~ tiom of office and his plam for the hlture dart-Mired ind handaome 1fter rive : kt 'an interview Monday. )'Nf'I u CalUornia's chief executive. : ' Hoel he ever thought 1boul mUint! Ilupn Aid he wu "part of the whole ! 111,jult one mort" movie 1fter )Uvln& the plaMlnl: of Patton" Ind 111 .,Wd hive • tll>vemorshlp in lite lfll! dcme lllYtbinr hr Ibo world" lo hove • ''Ob, 'tbe tbougllt ha eotlred Ille mind played Ibo title role. -A,;.....•'.J' ... -.• p .. lolIJ ., __ ""_......., bu --to ....... Jail'1wo - • lhll )'OU tlltnl: mlcht Ill II to ... t ~ i.-,_ termo u IOVetnor. Aller tho~ " ll't dfilll. but I -I-'( do 11. l doe'. Iio'1 "lielplnc DIY optlom open" lncludlo( • -to do H," be aid. · · I poalblt lrJ' for Ibo U.S. Senlte In 1'14. • Bui RMpa, wbo modi more ... IO "I'm DOI •llw lo specu11te " llellpn -: llJmr·daring Ill! fnnte.tetm1ion -· Aid. "I'm ..... lo ,.;, liiiw I eel u f • 11id tho blm In him made bim ..ie be come c1-lo the dly. l can't re11ly toold hove done lhe Utie role of ''Pal· believe l wtll wont lo put down lol•llY ton," which won the Acldemy Award u my lnteral In public lilt." , lhe bell ~ic\ure of lflO. He A!d nlo pntlgovernorshlp llCllvlly Then ht mUHd, "There Is another one. could come, however, as a private cJt.lzen When I lhinlt ol' lhe ltort !hot coold ·bl In public --· of !be wt be 11ve -an Ille 11111e blslo el MICArtlmr, for General Electrlc Co. when he wu '""'lnl lo a dmo ~ thll speech." bnst for G. E. 'nlater nn televlaion. • • • ' • All-wlii~e· Ju-r y ·· . . , OK'·d ~for Davis . I . SAN'JOSE (AP) -In 1 •luanlnc move, the c1ei .... ind prosecl!fion in the Angela ~vii muider-tidnlp tri1I aceep~ .J1t all-white jury •I eight women ind four men today. • When !lie judge IDl""1llCed tt . wu time for the defense to UJ1 It.I' next peremptory chollenge, Mils Davis - and aid that although tho jury didn 't have ony blacks, obe bod conlldence in !be jurors "Ind I om hippy lo ay we accept thil panel." Mitch ell Says He Didn 't A id In ITT Ruling By TOM SEPPY WASIIlNGTON (AP) -Former Atly. Gen. John N. Mitchell testified under oath today that be was not involved in the setUement of an antitrust ci.se againat the International Telephone &.: Telegraph Corp. And, ht said, he did not participate in the nego,i1tions for next 1ummer'1 Republican National Convention in San D!ego. Mitchell, head of President Nb:on's re- electl9n bid, addressed himself "to the three points 'which relate to my relao tionship -or mY nonrelationship -to the subject m'atter" of the hearing before the Senate Judiciary c.omm.Ittee. The hearing sprang from charges by columnist J1ci: Anderson that Justice Department officials · were guilty of Im- proprieties In the handling of the m case. Anderson published 1 'memo by an !IT lobbyist I l n k i a g tbe !'IT 1et- tlement with ·1 · p u r p o r t e d l'IT election bid, addressed himlell "to the commitment of $400,000 to underwrite the convention. (Anderson'~ column appears regularly on the edilorW plage of the DAILY PILOT.) , . Mitchell previously, · lss~ . t w o statements which dealt with the t~ee points. One poinr pertained lo !lie lillgalion started by the Justice DePartment's Antitrust Di~ision, when be. w1s attorney, general, agamst I'I'T. Milcbell said ·wlien lbt first of the tbree 1uit1. in the cue reached the 1tag,. fQJ" consideration by the 1ttorney eeneraJ in April 11119, "I clilqualilled myseU' 1111 the grounas that-my former t1w firm 1bad done. JegaJ ;Work for one of ~rrI"a aubskllarles." Superior , Court , Jud1e Riehm! E. Arnuon lben lurJJed lo proslcllt.nr Alb¢ Hanis Jr. ind aakl it wu the illte'a turn to use a peremptoey challenge. ljarrll -Ind aaid be, too, 1e<epted the l"!f. • · Mbs Davis, a co-1ttorney in her delen.se, 111d the believes "the women and men altllnf on the jury wlll put forth their best "effort! to give me 1 f1lr trial.'' The 1ttorney1 must now aelect four alternate jurors for the trial which ls e.1- pected to tut four to sJ1 ·months . (See earlier 1tory, Page S) Harris said e1ch side will have four pertf!lplory challenges in !lie oeledlon of alfMoltes. · Mila Davis Is charged with munler, kldalp and consplr1cy in !lie Aug. 7, 1970, sbooloul. II the .Marin ,County Civic C.-in which a judge Ind lhne others were killed. The jury includes 1 Mexi~American IBM employe, a 22-yur-old department store collections -11ent who -Is the- youngest member, 1 retired librarian, and an 1ir traffic controller w~ wu 1 pilot. It al.so Includes a housewife whose fat.her Is 1 retired Santa Cl1r1 County sherifrs captain, the wife of an elec-- tronics company employe whose brother-- in·l1w is with the San Jose police depart· ment, a ~wife whose· brother, w1a once a Sani QuenUn prison inmate ind a divorcee w~· does part-time picture fr am Inc. . ' Dr. Finch Loses Bid for License J!:F.l'ERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -Dr. R. sOnw.! Finch, hu ·been denlod 1 licease to praet.lce u an aneatheaiololtR by !lie ute Boord of Healing Arla. · Finch, oonvicled 4/ter three apeeo llcular Loa Al!ieles trW. ol killini his wUe in 1t5t, wu subject of a weekend meetiJltl of Ille boon!, John A. Helley, u-. ecutive oecretuy, said Mondoy. 1)e board'• denl1l ,was baled cm an opinion by Millouri'1 1ttorney 1eneral holding no one could practice medicine. in his ata.te wi~ut a : It.ate license, which Finch d ... DOI bave IDdJlu not IOUghl. ~ bolrd !"Intended !be 1dmlnirtration ci1 aneatbOtica II 1 port of !lie practice of ,medic\De-~, .r. JJ l•.. >I• · Flncb II W«klu 1t on Eldorldo Sprlnp. llolplfa!. wtille,.;. porole ·1rom C.Uf<lrnll. "' ..... ''poioled . 11 1 I November lrdm tbe Callfomil Institution for Men ~~ Qilno. ! ,;, • From the Continental L1lXury ' MARI( IV . -. To . . the .. sexy • rm port ecoµom y ' TUISd.IJ, MIRh 14, 1972 H DAILY 'ILOT J 'COAS'l'WISE • ....,. -· = '· ' ' -···· ••• _.i ' ·~- "No Knick Knacks or Bric·a·Brac, Madam. It'• Simply What It .... Says It It _; a Ch ra .. for Sale." Poultry Disease Flares; Quarantine Law Invoked By RUDI NIEDZIELsKI Of .. OlllY ,,. lteff Milllona of chickens ind tLakeys in Orqe .County Ind seven other Southern Callfomla counties hive been pllced under federal quorantlnt todly lo ball opreadlq ,of tbe uotic N......U.'1 dllease. . County l\ealtll ofOctalJ however, were quick lo point out that the Department of Agrlculture-lm~uor1ntine does not ooMlltute 1 public health problem. "-111 ICll')' only ~ chicken ownen," said Dr. Jolin Philp, Orlll(e County bealtb otncer thll mOrnlnc. "Newcutle'1 cllHut hu been lnlUnd for 1 Iona tline 1nd k's bid for c:l\¥:kem becl-Ibey cite. Bui tllere II 1baolulely no dln«ier to human belncs." The qUarantlne order, Imposed Mon- day,' also alfecta: San Bernardino, Riverside,, Santa Bar1bar1, Venturi, Loe Allltlea Son Dl'IO Ind Imperial ~ ties. It permit.I the mo~ement oi healthy llvt poultry lo slaughter planU under state aupervision, ind also allows unrestricted movement of slaughtered poultry wlilc& .... poaM llllnl ln- opeclloo ~', Otbenritt,• tbt quar, 1 JM>Wever, ,prqblblb tho sbl-1 m-t be , ..,.irlclol!,-of Uya.blnll1 ~ CIJ'Clllel, .ud equljJmeal -•. coops I . ' . . of . • • .. of the • • • . and cages which might harbor the New~ castle vlrus. The order was adopted bec1use of con- tinuing outbreoka of 1 foreign atr>ln of Newc:Utle'a diaeul ._ poullrJ Ind pet birds in portiona nf Sin - Ind Rlvenlcle countlea. Both of -areas had been under quaranUne alDce Decembei:. Dr. Philp .. 1d thla mornlntl that even II a ~ were to eat a chicken coo- tamlilalod wllh 1111 Newcaalle vlrua, ho wouid suffer no UI effecll. Thi only known caaes u! human infection are among laboratory worken who bave boodled Newculle VICC1-Sllgbt eye infections were the re.suit. Pollclnt! of !lie 11\nla would.be 1 feder1l problem, a~ lo Dr. Phllp, who says his office his not yet been informed in writing about !be quarontlne. "Usually a quar1ntine Is In effect until all traces of the disease have dJup- peared," he said. 11Healthy sentinel btrdl are plaoed •monc othm oulped'ld nf having Newcaatle'1.dileasfl ~then a.re ~1!l:f.~cally lo ... ~.IM,Y ~ - Dr. Philp ldded Ibo! altm-lo the only cure ,lo< the ·dllouo \'-.,.. 1vallable, .....,itoc lo the. bN1lla alllcar, "but you need lo do II belon tho ~ not after it." CAPRI • • • ·Johnson· & son has them all • • • ' I •Lincoln ' •,Cougar •.Mercury •Comet .· :~ Montego .e Pantera -·IMM'.ED.IATE DELIVERY! • ~ . BUY Y.OURS ·TODA¥·! "Ototlgc Cot1nfJi1 1Cl1'ilU of Fifi< Cori• • 2121 H RIOR ILVO., cOsrA MESA • l4Nl30 ( Home Of The New .Car . , • ''Golden--l'OIM!h'' ~ ~~ • • • ' • ... ,, •• .. ' • t:Another Round ~I ' ~In Smog War ; FIGe'riNG FOR llREA111 DEPT. - Not tao nany YWI back, I could wander -down Ill the. beach and tit on one of mY fa vorite rocks, breathe deeply of our Orange Co.at-alr end Pronounce 1mugly that we'd never see or miell smos ln our favored region. 1 NQ.t anymore. , The smugness S. gone 'Ind the 1mogneas la here. That yellowish llrown aerial ooze setm• to be wJtb us more and more 11 each year P.SSMI. Nobody Ukes It. So one of tbt more natural·thlnp to do is~allhbout and find 1ame ~ple to blame for It. Industry and the electrical companies hive taken some pretty !lord kooc\I. So ba1 the motor car. This beU., an ,i.clloo year, you can n· ~ the poliUcisns to 1C.p more huvUy into the anti-smog war. M a matter of . fact, Jt'a •trup' started. -Tiii LATllll' VOLLEY WU fired up in Sacrtmoolo by .w.mblyman Crail Bid· dle.Jthe Riverside Republican, who...-hu introduced a meaa:urt that would rtquire mandatory lnopectloo of all auto smog devices. Such INpoctlonl would be required In Oranp, Rlvmlde and Loo An1olu coon· till. Biddle'• law would allO requlrt ,that vacuum J111111 adVIDCO devJcoa be dilCOll- nectecf Ind rendered uteleu on •ll autos In thla thm-<ounty area: Biddle would have I.he Clliforrtla lllpway 1.'alrol qperato the lnapoction progam. You'd drlv• In IO your frtendly nearby•qll' ~loll -and pay l'I tor the lnlpoctlon. Tbfl would .. uue you to a JJ.month wlndlhlold ltlcter atletting to the fact that you dJsconnecled the veoilum llJ)ltl< tlllnc and that your 1mog control device worlled. THE 411EMBLYMAN bu repon.dly conceded that IUCh .. lnapeetlon ll)'llem would require 111bltaotial lnctea111 In the number of C&lilornla lll&hw•Y Patrol people. But then, the JI each motorllt gets nfcl<ed for • ltlcter II e~ to .-rato .-mtllilxl each year. Biddle WnU 11111 would ofllll the costs ol the lnapectlon Jll'Olram. AU of thll II llne Hcept for llOGll of tho irum~ I've heard In recent um. - automOtlve tecbnlcal -11· ~ spulttrlnJ 1114 rouih·tuMllll · have been blamed on the smog CO.Ito ctevlee. . • .:I • , SOME MECHANICS have oven 1ug· gested that certain model autos "are oever aoJng to run rtghl -with that thing hoolted up." AddiUonally, the IUJllOllion or forcing motorista to dllcomlect vacuum spark advance mecbanltma 11 curious. I can hardly qualify u en automOUve expert, but I've always uru!eratood that thll vacuum sya1em· W.. cloll&ned to keep the aparlc In proper time with the speed of the engine for mulmum. efficiency lo bumiq ruel. That would tend to suggest U you disconnect it, the old internal combustion enaine Isn't going to combust as nicely as it ought to. And If It doesn't combust like it ought to, does that mean lt':i going to create more 1.mog? Well, you do have to wonder about these things. Smog is terrible stuff. But some of the cures 80Und as bad as the disease. . It c.an leave you in a ttal.e of ' melan- choly .. I think I'll go down to Iha beach and •ii on a rock . Antique Toilet Taken BARDNEY, England (UPI) -Thieves broke into the 38-room home of William Hardy a.nd stole an antique toi let valutd at $520. It was the only one in the house. . --.._ • ·~ . • • • ' ' . . ' Busing P rime Issue .in Florida T Oday fdlAMI. Ila. (.\l!-J -Tba economy, with a 1talld In leu conacrvaUvt 1llt.1 crlme In the 1treet1 and welfare au bavt where JbtY f1ci future prlmll'J contests. heed. topica for the 1ctlve Cjndldates In Ol the 1tven De,mocratJ ,1ctlvely cam- todly'a Florida preoldentlol primary. But pa ignU., In Florida , nvtfavor school b.,. for most Florldlans the primary issue ii ing or tay they can · aictpt It as an busing. unpleasant necessity. The question of bualng children to Bual.na hu caused Florida'• Youn& achieve racial balance in school• baa Detnocratlc goveJ1)0r, Rtubln A•kew, to made Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace take an unpopular position as a cruaader the leader in the Democratic race, and against Ute bu1lng straw vote . state Je1t1lative action thlt put a bu1lng H.la polltk:al opponents in the 1tate im· 1tr1w vote on the primary ballot \,5 ex· mediately accused A&kew of seekln& a peci.ed to bring oot addillonal WaUace_ vice preaidentJa:I nominatiop. '11lty point voters. to several Democratic candidatea who Bualng baa foreed Ute major national have villted Askew in Tlllahuatt for candida~ tel take stands on the issue,--whe~trs-ctaim were meet· and forced them to tread cautioW!ly sol in11 to look Askew over 11 a potet1tW that a atand. In Florida doesn't conflict -...._ nmntpg mate. ballot bu no llandinl In la•. S,.....,. aaid It mer<ly will aJIOw rtortdlan1 to toll the nalloo thtlr opinion on raeW busing. Tbe IM11U., reftreodum pladd Cot the- which reado: "Do you favor ~klinf an· equal opoorll!Ditr for quaUlr educalloa for all children rt1ardleu of ract, creed, I I color or place of residence and opPolf a CAMPAIGN ,72 • :,:,~,,!? a dual ayatem ol public .._ __________ __. A third que•tion 11ka if votet1 ·favor a The referendum read&: "Do you favor an amendment to the U.S. ConaUtutlon which would prohibit forced butinl: and guarantee the right of each student to at- tend the appraprloto public achoOI nearest his home?" Aliew '1 forces fn the leaislaturt failed to keep the referendum from being in-- eluded oo the ballot, but the 1overnor did mana1e to tlg on anolhet referendum conaUtutlonaJ amtndm,nt to allow pr1yer In ·the IM'hllc .scbooll, but that l.laue aetmJ to have been ignored by the voters. ~ There ll lllUe doubt that the bUJinf referendum wlll be approved despite the liJht aplnal It by Aakow, -• state JegisJatora and a few churchmen and educator&. ln IOme cue11 race la not the i.uue in 'Battles Rage bullnJ. students al 18 Florida collqel who rnldt · black New Y o r k Qiosreawamao Slllrloy Cbilholm a clo1e MCOad to Sen. Georce McGovern of south Di kota In a mock primary earlier this month also vcted 3-to-2 for a buainS amenclm,nt. T!Jly also votld. IJ.t,o.1 !or equal educatlonJ • ! • Black Leaders throughout Florida bave warned Leglsfators that thoae who voted for.tncJuslon of tbe busing straw vote on the ballot still face massive black op. position ln the next lealslatlve election. But that threat means little In the face of missive. white 1upport for the isJUe. Ill MJaml, the most liberal aro ln the state, OOsln1 foes collected tome '8,000 •lanat~ of persona who oppose busing. Viets Knock .Out PresUlent ,Sets Path . . Saga of Man On Busing WASHING TON (UPI) -PrHid .. t Nixon has 1etUed on the course of action he will propo&e to handle the busing issue, and will reveal his decision before the middle of nut week. The White House gave no hint on the substance of NiJon's plan, e1eept lo &ay that aides have yet to translate the President's broad concepts into specific proposala. Nixon has be.en deciding whelhtr to aupport a constitutional amendment aa;ainst forced busing or to deal with the problem through legislation. Previous reports indicated it was unlikely he would, choose the amendment approach. A 1pokesman said Nh:on would make hi• decl&ion known within 10 days, but would do 10 ln i: written message to Congre1s rather than in 1 broadcut atatement. The White House had said previously that Nlxon wanted to make his choice on the fOrced busing issue before today 's Florida primary -but to withhold announcing his decision untU after that e.lecUon so that voters palsing on busing issues on the ballot would not be influenced. Ronald Ziegler, the president'& new s secretary, said NizOn was not looking for an election year issue in the busing prob- lem but rather "be is looking for action to deal with a problem ... action now." On Capitol Hill a House Judiciary 1ub- coM.auttee wa1 in its third week of hear· in&• on va.rio~1 conatitu.tio~a,I .m!qdment proposals to deal with buiing. ·Monday 'a se.!lslon saw teatimony from fo u r Michigan lawmakers ·who 11id (hey represented 73 members o{ the 1 tt>- member Michigan House in their plea for an antibus\ng amendment. ' Actor Johnny Crawford •tands between pre-histoi;ic figures at the Field Mllleum of Natural History where a scene for tho film "Tb• Naked Ape" will be made. Tb• llgures were made for the movie at a cost o~ •t0,000 each. Crawford is making bis motion picture debut "The problem of racial desegregation should not be the reaponsibillty of the . school children of this nation," said State Rep. Joyce Symon1. "I believe thit it is wrons for us to use our childrtn as pawns ln a sociaJ experiment." in the film, I ." • . . FBI Nai,; Pair ' ' Three l{illed in Ireland In 2 Extortion Plots on Planes By TH AsllOClattd Pre11 . As Gunfire Ends Truce FBI agents in Salt Lake City and New York nave arrested two men in what the unilateral truce declared by tbe were described by agent!I as separate at· Provisional wing (If the IRA ended at .tempta to ex~ort money from airlines midnight. One man was killed 'and five ·throujh bqmb threats. BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) - A 72-hOur truce proclaimed by the mill· tant provision al wing of the Irish Republican Army (!RA) ended at mid· night with an outbreak of bomb blasts and awiflre whlch killed three more men. Two men, one 01 tnem 1 known IRA member. were shot to death during an Jn. ten1e gunbalUe with British troops In Londonderry shortly after the truce end· ed. A young man was ahot to death in BeilHt lhortly be!ore the b'uce ended. Bomb blasl!I and p1nflre rang out acrou the province only minutos atc.r wounded in other 1ncldents 1ate Sunday One, man bad demanded Sl million and today. . . ··, ~om United AlrllOll ond the other Three BriU.h toldiers were wounded in· lll0,000· from Pan American World . ' Airways, the FBI s:ald , and both were the Londonderry battle, which luted four all!f.':1Y in poue11ion of ransom minutes with an eltiMat«l 1,400 bulleta pa e,11 wbtn apprehended . excbanied, a security 'forces rpo~eaman ~ In ' Silt Lake City, Ronald Dave said the battle broke out when two Rearick, 1 31-year-<>ld truck driver was British armored patrols attempted to arrested Monday night after he allegedly enter the Brandywell section of the telephoned a bomb threat against United Roman Catholic Boclide 'aru. Gunmen and demanded SI million in old bills. opened fire. Fou r United planes were grounded ind searched after the caller made the threat and told airline officials how to deliver 3 Russian Tanks SA!GON (UPll -South VietnamtSe jets ble.~ up three Soviet-built tanka and e.Isht of 27 Molotova trucks today car- rying auppUe.s to the site of a fierce bat• tit between guerriUas and South Viet· namese troops. Five Commu nists we.re believed killed in the battle Monday. ' The South Vletnamt.1t command :said the convoy -the biggest sighted n the areas in recent years -was attacked in the. Central Highlands near the Cam~ bodia, Laos and South Vietnam borders. The areas, long a Co mmunist stron,1hold, has been the llOOle of steadily increasing Communist activity. On Mon- day a South Vietnamese. paratrooper patrol ran into a force of about 100 guer• rUlas and killed 64. of ~ Communists, the South Vietnamese s11d. A second major battle occurred farther to the north near the old capital of Hut. In that fight, a batta1ioo of South Viet- namese -about 650 men -and a bat· talion or Communlsta IQUJht moat of the afternoon. The South Vietnamese 1aid they killed II guerrillu. one American was wounded in a mine. explosion near Saison. The command .aid the convoy wu ai% miles inlide South Vietnam and ail mlltJ northweat of Monday's batUe site when 20 Wlek• South Vietn&mese Alr Force Atl twin j'et fighter-bombers made their attack. , ' Aerial obaervatlon Indicated at least five men· in the convoy were killed, the command said. "l think the convoy was carrying sup- pl.its ror the unit that was hlt yesterday," a spokesman said. The. Jone American reported Injured - 1 member of the 3rd Brigade, tst Air Cavalry Division -was hurt w.hen a Claymore mine exploded 22 miles northeast of Saigon. A spokesmu said it was not determined if the mine wu planted by guerrillas or If the explosion was accidental. Bloody Death Spree Bared In Bengali DACCA (UPI) -R.ell1ble reporla uld Monday that reven&Nttkln& Bengal.fa 1tabbed Ind bt1t to death 300 to 1,000 Blharl.s in the aouthern clty of Kllulna, tossing their bodies Into a nearby river to be wuhed out· to ae.a. Tho 1'porta said the \.1dlms Included women and chil<lten. Another ~ Bihari! 1•· .were reported being treated at Khulna bOspttaJ, mainly for atab woundl and beatU.,1. • . 'Ibe. deaths came. ln the wake ·of 1 withdrawal of Jndlan troops from the new COWltrY of Bangladesh, formerly Ea.st Poklatan. · Most of the realdents of the new COUJ\ot ,try borbor a long-1moulderU., hatred for the Btharil, Mio took over most ol. the top jotll and 1Upported Pakistan In the two. week lnd~Pald.stlnl war that ended Dec. 18. Officials predicted violence between the Bqalis and the Biharls as soon as In-! dian troops returned to their hi>melond. N reports said there wu no formal coant of the victims and gave no clear cause for the 1lau1hter . One. version said the killing started Fri· day, followin1 th• murder of a Bengali whose-body-was" discovered near th• Blhaii colony. Was the Groundhog Right? the money in a series of telephone. calls. No bombs were found. . Rearick will be charCed today with making false reports about destruction of aircraft and for Violations of obstructing or delaying commerce by robbery or ex· tortion, a Fer spokesman aaid . Wet , Windy' Weather Covtt rs Nation I I ' • In New York, Billy Owen Wil!Jama wills held In $100,000 bail today after a U.S. rl>Jgi1trote decided his alleged . bomb threats 1galnst Pan Am were. not the work of 1 "dreamer launching onto the current fad." DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE DtllYffY· of tM Dally Piiot • , "is fUU•nlfff ~r*Y: It Y'M .. ntf M..,. .,.... ...... .., t t• '·""• e.•H ..... """ cetY '#Ill ---... • .,.__c.111 .... ... ..,,, 71• ... • ~""' ...,.'(I If t*I .. llOt Nefll¥e ,...~_.., • '·""' tellltfty, w • •·"" -...,, ..,. d 1 al"/' wm • "9Ullll "' ~. .... ...... ""''" 11 '·"" .J ~ .. Ir,_.., . . ~ ~ . """' .,..... Cluflty' ,.,... \·· ........... ~·---:::: .. ,rl .................. ,. ' .... ,~~· .. °'· .. J\IClll t1111; .... 0.119 hll'lt, i • Fatal Wreck At least four perlOftl died and $0 were injured today when a turtJo. powared, blsJl·spaed train derailed and cau&bt fire a. few miles from Parlt. Tba train II one of Ille newest of lta lllnd tn Franc. end bed never bad an accldenl ' . ' • I I 7 ' • • • N;Y. Steelm 'SOrange ' .VOL 65, NO. 74, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ' ' ORANGE COUhlTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDA '!, M ... R.CH 14, 1972 N TEN CENTS • $8.9 Million ·Bond Set for Newport Voters By L. PETER ICRIEG Of 111 ~ l"li:-t IS.If' ....._ Newpart Beach residents are going to get the chance to buy some parks and paseos, pay for the developmept of them, and Jay 1 little cash Qide in cue they \. . want to buy any more in the future. City· councilmen Monllay n l g h t 1ulboriud a three-par!, IU million; bond issue to go be£ore voters in the June 6 primary election. Propo11itlon A on the ballot will be for I 13,580,000 to 1cquln land for parks, blcy-ll'bU. eslablishlng the .fl&ure for cle trails ind -probably thoae lites " Propos!Uon A from. the lntorlm pork and routes outlined· in the lntorlm park plan Ind other 1tudles, the dly Is not plan. bound to buy those specific lites lbould ProposiUon B win be ior S2 425 000 to the bond Issue paS!, It only W<Nld be. re- cover the cost ol developlnf ~.' quired to spend the money for park land ProposlUon c · ..;u be for a 13 million acquisition '!!lmewbere )n the city. r.e.serve fund to.8cqutre more parks in the According to current plans, however, future . • the moneY would go for 11 parks 50 milts All three propoeitlons .wW stand or fall of bicycle trails, three view ~'b ·1nd 1 on their· own. :Each needs a two-thirds paseo in Buck Gully. , 1 , majority. · Proposition A would provide $100,000 DAILY l'ILOT l'llelt .., l'ltrkll O'DttlMll ' for bicycle traU acquisition and Proposi- tion B would provide $$00,000 for bicycle trail development. Proposition A 1bo would Include HM>,000 for acquisition of the Cliff Drive view park and $80,000 for·the Promontory Point view part. , In Pro~ltio~ B ls ~.000 for develop-· ment of the. Cliff Drive projec~ 1"1,000 for development of the .Promon(ofy Point IOOkout an~ $S0,000 for devE!JOpment of a view site given to the.city by.developers . . ' ' of the Versallles 1,J>litmenb on the bluffs near Hoag Hosplti1. Neighborhood park ocqul~Uoo also ten- tatively Included In Proposition A: --38lh Street -"40,000. . -Balboa Island (A(ate Ave.) $180,000. -Balboa Island (unsP,OCijted) 1180,000. -Lusk/Hll'l>or View Hills -lllJl),000. -Corolla Highlands -ll0,000. ~ Hlghl1nds -!240,000. -BaMlng (West Newport ) -S240:oot. -Upper Bay <Irvine Avenue) - $500,000. NelghborOOod park development 1llo Included In Proposition B: -West Newpcrt -!200.000. -Binning (West Newport) -lll0,000 • -street -!50,000. -Lu Arenu -$400,000.\ -Balboa Isl1nd (two) -115,000. -Bayside Drive -$40,000. (set BONDS, P ... I) Health Pl~ Urged .. • M~scone Proposes Payroll Deductions ·SACRAMENTO (AP) -A compulsofy fl.5 bltlion-o;year 1ilte · medical ln- tUranct plao lor all Californians was pro- pO...i today by Sen. Georae Moacone. It would 'be financed by new silte payroll deducUons plus extra new employer -payments: . 'lbe' San Franclsco J>emocrat'1 plan would, in efiect, merge present state and county medical assistance program into a new program to .provide free medical . care for all Californians. It wouJd ·res1.iit in an ei:pand~ Medi· Cal program for all Californians. Moscone's plan 11 certain to receive the vigoroUJ '-opposition of Republican Gov. RonaJd.Reqan, wl19·has llre~dy labeled such eoqipn&ensive health plaQs as ''socialbed Jlltdiclne.'' It wowd impose a abtewldo property tu equal to the average tu now levled by counUea 'to ·pay for pnaool countv hospitals. 1f : Moscone, Ill all-but-onnounced con- didate for the DtmocroUc n0m!nat10n for governor ln 1'14, ls propoalng a medical plan about :io tllllee the siJe of Ibo 11!- called catastropbic-medlcll losurlllCI pion proooaed by Reqon !all month. "!be lleqan plan would provldo medical care for wage earnen tnlllcted with illnesses which, uceed Ibo nonnll limlil of, private ~1llh core plans. Newport Council Action Here are the major actions taken Mondly night by , Newport Beach city councilmen: · e BOND ISSUE: Approved an $8.9 million bond measure for parks, bicycle trails and pa.oeoa, Three propoelUonl will be 0. June I ballot: A - AcqulalUon ol ldeo!Uled· sites (13.S million); B -development ol U-proj. eels ($2.4 million), and C -reserve fund for future site acquiaiUon (SS million). The °p'opoled new payroll ·deductions wOll!dequO!S~l()fgn>aalncomelor ·• COABT '~AY: Asked stale Senator Dennla· Clrpenter and wage earners mUlnf 110,0llO 1 year or Aaeemblyman Robert Badhom to 1et the Lqlalature to delete .Ibo Newport TEXACO APPEARS TO HAVE MONOPOLY ON BLOCK Bui' 'IT WASN'T PLANNID THAT WAY · Operators Wero Surprhocl; lnlllaily 11, l~lill/ty of Tholr,Compotltor; Now Tlioy'ro 11.MltnOd more. The rate would be I percent below Beach teg ·of the propoaed Pacillc COast Freew1y from the CalUOmla lreewoy '5,000 earnJpp 111!1.2 pe(cenl for workers system. . . , · · .. ~f';Gfif?.~f!OAIOO a l..lfl' t ': t ... . . .. • 1 •• 2 Gm Statiom, 1 Block Apart, Go to Te xaco . . A little compeUllon In !be service sta- tion blialneu ;is a good thing -liut against your..U? Operators al two slationa only 1 block apart and across the street from Newport Beach City Hall wore 1urprised but resigned looks recently when botb - Without knowledge of the other-switclied tO Texaco. ... The for111er Hancock Station at 3401 .Newport.-BJvd.~owned,.by .. the -Wo r ·I d Oil Qnnpany, changed a few weeks ago, With BeW signs and bright new paint. It receives Texaco products . from a distributor called Crosby Oil. Mo.~ recenUy, signs and paint were , tjlanged at the White OU company sta- tion, 3201 Newport Blvd. Owner ·James White receives his Texaco gas from & djstrlbotor called the DeWitt Oil Co. • "We can't legally interfere with how distributors run their bqljnesses," 1ald a Texaco company of Pfial in Lo s Angeles. Texaco servide 1 ta t·I on 1 don't have protected territories, he . ad· ded. : However, in this case, the prq1fnlltY. !Jf the two stations is a bit closer than usual, the Texaco official .admitted. ' . Salesman Kills SClf FASANO, Italy (UP!) -Coffltf ille1mao Leonardo Diana, 36;-' killed h1mself with two shots tbiougb the heart ){9nday while visiting a funeral. parlor, police said. Oruge Coa' t 8 , weiiilier A layer o( marine air Is upect- ed to shroud the Orange fl9aal In low clouds and fog apln.Wednes-, day. Inland sectlona will get a litUe aunahlne, however: Hlgha Wednesday around SS. LoWI -· INSWE TODAY Ttnnes1ee Williama 1ho101 up at two · differtnt--Orangt-Cot11 communitv theater• this week· end while two other local )houil aUo makt thtir debutl. See En· tertai'1mc-nt Pog! 25. L M..... 1 ,.,.,.,.,. ·• . ,....,,... ,..,. ·~':'~'*... = =-.. ' ..... $ ..... ,...... 1•11 ,.. ........ ' ,_...,.. 11 -,,_, " • • .I' -" --.. --. °'"" c...,, .• IMm l'l•D t• Mlrlitf:I 1•11 ,_ . --" -. ..... ..• " ._., ..... ,,.1, --. •"· t ~' • "<fl; ~~ l• I • • '1fil. ·'• .. •• l •. y ,. ..... 4·~:' NiXon; Tthdeau~ Set -1';teet · · ln·Canada April 13-15 WASHING'l'<JN (UPI) -President Nimn will vis.it Canada April 13--15, the White House allllOl\llCed today. In the 1nnouncement, I s s u e d sim~taneously by the Canadian govern- ment in Ottawa, the White Howie said the vilii would 1glve 1.NDG and Prime Minister Pierre Elliott" Trudeau an op-. poi{uirlty "to · discuss c u,r r.e n t in- t~tionaJ issues 'and ·. matter! of bilateral interest to tile United States Ind Canada." . Gerald L. Wlrren, depUty White Hou5e press secretary, said Mn. Nixon would accompany the Presjdent on the two-day trip, despibe!:I ia an official visit. The l'fix9m are expected to go to Qt. tawa , bbt Warren was unable-to say Whether he would visit any other Cana· . . . dian cities. Nixon met In Wuhlniton with Trudeau Dec. 6-7 l9 discuss Nixon's subsequent trip to China. ' • The leaden also mtt in June, 1169, at ceremonJes marking the loth anniversary of constructkln of the St. LaWPente Seaway. 'Ibey·conferred first at Messina, N.Y., the• ne,. to.Montrffl. The """idenl· ls upected · to give trudtlU a llll~l"n nerl JDQnth on the ap- proxlme(j!ly lO hoUra of talks Nixon hid with Piemler Chou En-laf ·In China, Feb. 21·28. ' Canida has diplomatic relations with the Peking government.. Nixon's visit to Clnada also will take pla~e a~ut a mooth before he trave1i to Moscow in May for a summit meeting with Soviet leaders. County Jet · Terminal ' i . l)~cQ.it.nt~d by .4irlines I I J . . l . I , . -. Orange Counfy Alrporl officia!J said to- day they bavt no knowledge tbit two airlines are negotiating for ofi·premisel , terrnbw •pace. ·IO 'U,.y , can itart jet ntghb liito aiid out of ttle airport. Spokmnen for .both Aero de Mex.lc9 and ccintinenlal Airlines also denied they . . have lfl1 such back-door maneuven in niind. . r ' Both airlines have Civil ·Aeronautics Board route autborlty for Orange County but ~ave been thwart.,Lln · attempb to start operations there because Orange County supervison have refused to lease · ·them 1P1Cellriside the tennlnali.' ' · • ' Bµt ll"'l!Orl ~ CIJllllcllmen were told Mondey night tliet ·botb Continental , and the M,ellcan . can'ler may leue • termlna1 lj)OCt In nea<by olflce buUdlngs and bu• pasaengm to the airport gates. Not •, lnlisb an executive with Aero de Mulco. "U they ar~ e've'n tryhig ·u, I have no knowledge of it,'' Chandler said, "but we · cannot prohibit aircraft from landing or taking off." ~ He said the only local control Is over lhe terminal. ' ' "We could also ieontrol where lhey park I thefr aircraft but' I doubt we could deny them if there is tpace available, which there Is. , ''Tbe supervilon, they say they don 't want 111 IO we hawi done nothing the paat .. .... ic111 monlhe," •Id Frederic~ Coppel, ftllona1.._.,.forthe1lrllne. ~ '* alllolulely no trutb to the "•· ·!OPl!'I, • ...... lcolly deny K," aid'. ~ Plowmla, • public relatlonl Of· f.lclal lor CGntlnentl!. TliltM'iillil'•ew ·.._..iiue-: "'' wr~i•• a• '11':~:-.f~'""' 8"tt -.1-u-e1.,.·1o 11.nfor-~ • ~·woyo IQ.,.,, ... ">'.-~ po(llon" ot ·tbt llldi 111,1,. fld•a ,-.ri, .. ~-ri~-, -.. -...... . ·. J • . , 1 1 •-- In ... ellllloi1. 1he m · er'• Iii· 1 • GENQA!. P~: "'!PPI*! ~ for tile ~clpal -p ... would )e lhret limes the employe' 1 the dly ,Jo upcWlnl. deductli>n. • · '' • SI!;RYICJ!: STATiqNI: ~. ted ordliwlce ~ OOlllloll •:IPPUr-The pr-1 · would provide full of •• 1 .. ,.. U •-··•· 1 .. M...... Jn. medical, dental, dnlg and hospitalization ._ --.. ail Olll l'1'I even .,,....~r contro a on lll1 nn --. care, up to'J.20 doyl a year per person of cl4dlng stl pulaUoo !hit new slatlons must have 15 ~I of site lanclsclptd. nursing home care ·and up to '5 day1 hospitall.iitlon per year for psyt::s;trlc care. .. It would ouUaw other, cutoffs, waitln period$ and copayment charges ln present health plans. : MOICOne prqpcised ta king ~he IU bllllop a·year spent by the. state.and local governnierits on· Medi-Cal and other l)ealth serv~~s as a start for financing his 5M'0eram. The .proPole4 new medl~ taxes' would raise another IU15 billion from payroll deductions, $3.U' billion from employers and . !400, million from aeU...,ployed persons ro.r a total of f7 .5 billkm a year. Councilman Gets, Hoppin g 'City councilman Richard Crout ~onday night was designated u Newport Beach's ofllclal represen- taUve to the National Frog Jum- ping ChampiOrishipe in CAiaveras County May 20. He was · selected b,ecause he had experience, even though that ex· perience was a bit shady. Croul went two years ago but was disquaUfied,when judges found out his frog was 1 six-foot teenage boy lh disguise. • DuMI' SITE: ClllOd for bids on ~ere abandoned dump alte 11 lio.! of Costa M81a'1 11th Street.ond told Orange Counly the city lln't lntereste.flD donating the parcel, valued it IS00,000, to county 1reenbelt l)'alem. • AIRPO,RT: Told city officlala to Investigate repbrb th1t Continmtal Alrllnea and Aero .Muico may allrt fll1bll 11 Or .... County Airport. . . • CONSERVATION: :Approved ID envifonmenlll policy de1lln1 with no1oe Ind lhe quall!)'. of ljr, !ind ona wltor within tilt dly. . . ' ' . • • • J To Act on ·Rou~ Issue · Newport Beach councilmen Monday night asked "" state ,Senator DtMis Carpenter and Assemblyman Robert Badham to gel th< Newport Beach leg of the Paclfic Coafi Freeway out of the state freeway system. The : action came alter Vice Mayor Howard Rogers said "51 pucent of the. freeway bu already been deleted by the Legl!lature and . I c:hallenie Carpenter and Badtiam to reprnent us u other legislators have · represented t h e I r districts." · llbgera alio cited growing O!ll)Olltloo to the route, nollnf !hit cltlien1 .,..Pl op- po1lng the freew1y hive been formed In Laguna Beach, Laguna Niguel, Dana Point and Sen Juan Clplstrano. · local opl\OslUon. "We've got to get to the Legislature lo bury thls freeway/' Rogers Wisted . Cotmcl11111n ldopted two companion raolution1 .de1Ung with lhe freeway, ooe urging their leglalaton to amend ,a almll°' bill liking for· deletion of 1 seg- ment of the freeway throuah Long Beocb i nd another saying If th1t can't be done. the repreaenllUveo 1hould Introduce their own mea1ure. A similar mea11111'e Introduced by Badbam !alt yaar WU IPIJl'ond In the A1aembly, but died In the Senate Tr1n1porbtion Commit~. "We won,11 Crout Insisted, "but they wouldn't glye us the prize because they claimed he was a toad " ~I piomlsed to slick to the rules this year. ""' Rogers said legillAtive action ls neceaury because there ''l11tlll a 1trong threi.t" by the 1tata Dlvis\on of Hlgbway1 thal the freew1y mlgbt be built de1plte The council resolution cltee the aever1l deletlono 1pproved 1nd others proposed ind 11y1 "It ii extremely queationlble that this freew1y wUJ ever become the regional t7pe of freeway which wa1 en- vl11oned when It wu 1pproved by the 1tate lfilhway Commil11on." a&IL'f',.,.., ........ • CINncllmon -·y nl;ht also -city ofllclall to find oot If there Is 1111 wy the coonly could otop the reportad ]Jlo1. &olld . O!llllller, ualltlnl .irport 4inctor, llld llo -·t llllak llloy could. A lone sailboat la caught ~ween two racll!g &bells In. the North Lido Chll\llel neor ·tht Bay Club. Both appareaUy are ietua, !Vbere they w11>t to 10,. thQUllt with vutlJ different spMda -and _,.adltures of· energy. Calm water 111d a nice day are lritndl to both plllliiplllea rl wbat conslltutea boltlnl fun. - ' ' •' • l • ' ' I .• I • ; DAllV PILOT T.....,, !1W 14, 1972 DAll.Y PILOT tfllff ....... ' Policy Plan Gets Okay In Newport · City councilmen resolved two m 1 j or Newpotl Beach iwer wUJi relaUvely Jittte fanfare Monday night. They una.imously adopted the "Polley plan," the intended suldellne for the master plan the city is updating, over one objection from a cit.Y council candi- date. They unanimously adopted an ordJ· nance regulating eervice atatlons o v e r two objections, both from spoketmetti for major oil companlea. Paul Ryckoll, FUth DiJtrtct council· manic candidate, WIJ turned down in his bid to get the co1n1cll lo amend tile policy plan section on Upper Newport Bay. The challenger to M a y o r Ed Hirth wanted to amend the policy to uy the city regards the restoration and main- teaance of the Back Bay "1s a prbn1ry " objective" and any restoration «' · deve- lopment muat be "compatible with thl.!1 objective." ,As presented, and ultimately adopted , tMe po!Jcy · states: ''The city sha11 endeavor to presene and enhance a slgnific1nt portion of the Upper Bay and marine coastal preserves -to Insure their 1vailablllty and Con· tinued use for ecological, educational and esthetlc purposes." "We're just worrying about word1,'' Hirth said. "We can't preserve the bay by leaving ft alone. U we did, It would destroy itself." Ryckoff also stiggested t h e council policy include a declanUon el support !or county dforts to obtain federal end state otudies of bay pr..,rvtliM. • • 1Beeaase It's Tllere c ~ ,. ·' \\'llile not including It in the l>Ollcy plan, tbe council did adopt a reso1uUon authored by Cotecllman Donald McIMll that calls !Or su& efforts at thOle level• of pemment. • Arlene ~··· 24, Huntington Beach, getl a footh~l4 on-'"Mt. Pol· • lard;":a 19.:Mon hunk of blue granite used for rock climbing clusea ' at a Newport Beach ski shop. T&e Jagged chunk of 1tone cost its own· er $8 a ton. The price Included delivery. . Spokesmen for the Western OJI a n d Gas AuoclatJon a n d the S h e 11 Oil Company were present to oppote aectlons of the gu station ordinance, but no ~ocal station operators prote!ted the revi!ed language. ~o· Meetings St;hedu"led f n:AMF. Voit ·walkout 'Mle ordinance was revised so moat tough regulations will •Ot affect ulstlng staUOOJ, only new ones thlt are built. Both speaker! complained about pro- visioM that require 15 percent of the site to be land!ICaped and that five park- ing spaces per service bly be provided. "We feel we're being picked on," com· plained the aasociatlon repreaentative, Fraok Walker,."wben you lim putlcu-No eod appeari lo be in sight lo a' ~ .frJ llO''rubber ~rkera agalnJt AMP'/l'oil, Santa Ana, the world's Jargeat ~pf athletic gam~ balls. , r PICAtllll contlnud 11Ubo:plaot·•t!llll Harbor Blvd. today and both unlon• and lnantgement IOUI'C:eS &a)1" no meetings have• ..... ~heilulill Id ruolve tllt nro. day-old walkout. ·· · ' Membeli or the Ji>cal Uii!ted Rubber, --~ --. Starm Drain Trouhie ·B~ngs $25,000 Suit O>rkt Linoleum and Plutic Worker• Union left their jobs lite Swxl11y llfter re- jecting a management offer or lncreaaed ralarlea and fringe benefits. Both sides IO far have . fefused to a-i!>klftc lll!ormitlon -tlll!·oC· fer whlch wu ·turned down by 1 unanimou1 vote. ' ' 11'\'JµJam 1~~1 a member,, 1ef11 the inanagement n~ol111tlng team today llld ~~ ~lieyes that .aome membera . af the union ar.e corifuaed over thi; company'• list oUar. ·· "We are iettlng repOru back 'that ihey . didn't know what the issues were, what the offer was all ·about, and what they voted on," said Eateras. "Some thought Jarly at our industry." . Court Action r~ndiJJg, .i\g1;1insi ' ' ' NeWport Youths Court action wa; pending today against one adult and a trio of Newport Beach youths wbo allegedly b:led lo learn the ll· licit Ins and outs or burglary I>)' joining a palice-sponsored Jaw enforcement Es:· ' whep .they voted 'no' they were voting not A Newport Bea.ch homeowner · •who-..,tg,atri.ke:Tb.ls is't4:ally a weird one.'' cllims tbe clty'1 !allure 1o-ma1ntai .Dd .~ X.:"' ~ ~mpany had oflered repair •·•tonn drain cut the value of his with •is~~tlll ~~w~.co:1!'•ct plorer Scout Posl • They were neYer actually accepted into the ranks but lllowed to attend meellnp " ·p00ce prep1red their practical 1p- plka~n-type· lesson ln what happena !l'!_eD you get caught. affected properly lo !50.000 from 176,000 ' btne!its." ' < • ., • rwge ' ' ~ ' ' • l • , ... " • ' wants the '(li!lerenco fmn the city. Dwayne. Ctlsliy, praklenl o! thi'l.tal, Kenneth F. NoilltClal!nTln hb Orange said Monday .that he wu.attemP;ling lo County Superior COurt action that cal!?J down the me~bershp oyer the Sherill's deputies tipped off by an In- former about the impending lndu1trl1l plant burglary three weeka ago pwed It on to NewPort Beach poUce. subsidence at his home at 2500 First :~:.but was unavailable for comment ,. Aye., Corona del Mar, was caused last Meanwhile, production of all Volt Nov. 15 by the storm drain that runs equipment which Includes basketballs One of three original Es:plorer 1p- plicants was rejected because he was overweight, ~t the other two -allegedly trying to crack police radio · cOOef and pick up helpful burglary information - came to meetings. under his property. Nottle charges the ci· footballs, swim fihs and other rubber prO: ty with neglige nce for failing to repair ducts has come to a halt. the drain . E1teras described the production losses as 0 subatanilal" and added that he hopes Publisher, 79, Dies SAN ANGELO, Ter. (AP) -Houston Harte, 79, publisher o! tbe San Angelo Standard-Times and chairman of the Harte-Hanb newspaper chain, died Mon- day. The Harte,Hanb chain includes 19 newspapers ln siz states with a total circulation or more than 600,000. OIAHICOAIT • DAILY PILOT 1'Jle ar....., co.t DAILV P'ILOT, WT!Jt wtllcfil It _,,... tlle N...,.,.... ii p!,IMI...._. bY • tlW or.,_ Coilf l'vlllltlllnl C.'"l*IY· .... "'-•ltlorlt ·~ SlllblllMd,, MW!dty ~ ,rllf1y, ,., CWl1 M ... , Nnport IMCft, HUfl"lllfOll l11Cll/l'_,l111t Vtl~, ~I Beldl, ll'Ylilt/ .. ddltNCk end Sin ClllM!lle/ "" Jwtn C1pl11nno. A •Intl• Nlt'°MI Mlttlwl It pub!illlld S.fl.tdt~ ...... ""1d•'l"o ne ,....1nci,.1 sivblllfll111 '''"' 11 ,, sa w.1 111 ltrfff, CO$l1 M111, Canfomt1, tMat. Robert N. W1M Pr111d111t Ind Pllbll,,... J1•k R. Cvrl1y Yb ~I Mill OtMrll ...... 1'11e11111 Keevll ..... n...,, A. M.,,W.. _ ... .., • L Pefw ic,1,. ........... Cly ... .... ,... ..... °""' IJJJ Ne.,,.,+ .._.., .... Mam .. AM-· P.O. ... 1171, '"" --a... 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At leut one councilmen indicated he will campaign hardest for Proposition A to acquire the defined aites, while anothe; stfessed the need for passage of all three "We redid the meet_ings sq they wouldn't learn anything that would help them ," erplalna Tral!lc Officer Stan Bressler, the Explorer Post advlser.~ "We talked ·a lot about car1 1to~ but mootly about forming !be po!! IJlil 1et· ~ uniforms/' says ot;ficer s·resaler ~ He emphasizes about 11 d<llen· teenager• in tbe raw we 11bove the ... pkton and m11111 o!flcero ipendtng umt1"i the pro!-. ect bope the burglary Incident ,. .. , reflect advmely on !be unit. Only recenUy they began plannlnJ a recruitment campaign. Woman's Away, Burglars Play "'Acquisition is most important at thi! time," said Councilman Carl Kymla in whose district residents ire most ~n- cemed about the city buying lots on Cliff Returning from 11 two-day trip to Santa Drive 90 their view will not be Jost. Barbara late Monday, a Newport Be•ch • The Cliff Drive view park Is the only Woman discovered burglars had looted proposed park in Kymla 's district. her home of more than 112,000 worth of Vice Mayor Howard Rogers urged sup-antique silver service, lal and other port for the reserve !Und, noting that tbe objecta or ar1-. - city might want to acquire tile Fun Zone The !ntruderr 11 property, which ti in htl district: • open, plus • In the ~ of the Fun 7A>ne llllve just ftled ba=mm con aborlly befon p erty. to put up condomlnlllllll ~ the ~ midnight by Mi's. Walarla Clarlr, ol IOIO ilo8tn IOI c:ouaclbnen lo direct the Hollday Road. > • clty'a Parb, 11uCbaa aod Recreotloa Officer Rlclwd Heinecte --':ad well Cornmialoa lo aludJ tile fellibUlty o! the Into prW&wn bourr today "'"'1ton'lnl Balboa Jlltoa1 filr 1 f>lll'k, ·~eralClark'I larp lea Pl!R f>lrector Cal Stewart raid ' ruch a ~· arttclM of lumltun were otudy -. conducted Mveral years 180, hauled 11way, in addlticla lo' 10 Imp oU but the cnmmllalon h11n't tllken a recent palntlnp, CGltlY cryataJ aod otorltn( tea look at the idea. ,.ta and.. nmcellaMooa ttema. · -The Impact on Iha tar rota lhould one A 30-lnCh C&tVtd tYOI')' eltphant llilk. cm ~I of the P<9P01ltlona pa11: hll not yet r,,.:'.";._~ J!~":~k .... = .... calculated, but Kl'!nl11 elUIJ!llted with the = of other loo! i'n>poajtion A would coat taxpayorr aboUI · ·1--+s. kl ••-t1n' 10 cents i year for 20 yeon • ._.,.., .. a . ra ~ pain P 11'1 in Based on that t •·ti · tlm t antique gilded lrames, m1ny ol them p . . cni.a ve es 1 e, ornately carved, and are prlrurlly ropos1tJOn B would be another ~n landscaPe.·scenes by unknowo artl•ll• cen~ Propoait;m c would be •bout ~o. evidence of fon:ad •nlrY could be '·~ · \ found 1hd tbe ,_,t mort than 0111 _. <!fJIOrl Belch currenUy h11 no roole wu open mada It lmP*fbl to outotandlng general obll1allon bondl. cletannine whert lhe bu!'llar ..,..; .I .. • SUCCUMBS AT 57 John T. Stowers John Stowers, Prominent CdM Resident, Dies John T. Stowers, a prominent Corona del Mar buslnessman and former City • Council candidate, died Monday. He was 57. Mr. Stowers, who resided with his wife, Elta, at 330 ()rchJd Ave., owned stowers Automotive Service. He re1lded in.the Newport Beach area since 1943 and ran for the City Council In 1158. He was also a member of the Orange County Sheriu'1 Aero Squadron, a volunteer ruerve rescue unit. Funeral services wW be held Friday at ll 1.m. at W1verley Chw-ch in Fairhaven Memorial Park, Santa Ana. Burial will follow at Fairhaven. In addition to Ilia wife, Mrs. Stowers Is survived by three IGM, Douglas Terry Stowers, Anchorage, Alaska; Bobby Leon Slowel'I, Kodiak, Alaska, end Lloyd W. Brown, Corona del Mar; a daughter, SUzanne Agajanian, Corona del Mar ; two brother1, Milliard McNutt Stowen, West Palm Beach, and Leonard Rois Stower1, Garlaod, Teru, aod two graodchlldren. Ex-leader of LA . Philharmonic Jacobsen Dies Sascha ' Jaco bf~. co~rtma.ster ol the Los Angeles Phi\harmonic for eight years and resident of qte · Hartxir Area for 32 )'Art, Hiid Friday 1tt: tfHi··age di ff. · 1•• i Mr. J8cobsen 1 taught' at the Jullllard School of Music, the Mus'ic Academt of the West In Santa Barbara, headed the chamber mus;c d~partm~t. at .the Los Angeles CoMtrValory of Music and USC's violin department. He organized the Musical Arts Quartet and toured America and Europe. He also appeared with the New Y o r k Philharmonic and Philadelphia Symphony orchestras. At the opening concert of Frieda Belin- blnte, of Orange c.out College's achoo! of music, Mr. Jacobsen was' violin soloial Mr. Jacobsen was born in Leningrad and came to the U.S. following the Russi an revolution of 1905. His father'• family were all profeaional muakians. Mr. Jacobsen leaveii: his wife, ADn, 339 Bowling Green in Coata Mesa; a son, Leo Jacobsen of ~ Angeles; a daughter, Mrs. Edith Freitag of Costa Mesa; two sisters, Mrs. Leah Rothblatt and Mrs. Sophie Wolfson, btth of New York; and four grandchildren. Funeral services were private. The family has suggested donations to the Orange County Heart Association Jn San- ta Ana. , . . .. Nudists t~'.1 0pen ~ . - , Parks to ·Public WASHl?jllTON (AP) -America's organlzed riudists hope ·'to· get more In the pink by going public this year. They're opening their parkJ to almost anyone with an lnfemted eye and the coat of admission. You don't even hive to take your clothes alf""iiRlesa you've g9t the stomach for'"'I( Jt may sound like a ripoff, or ma ybe a put-on. But the American Sunbathing Anoclatlon, re~ntlng some 1 3 o nudist.. clubs with 20,QOO memben across the nation , couldn't be more serious. "I'm quite proud," says President Robert G. Johnitcn 11We've decided to come out of the woodwork and operate rompetitive recreational f1cllliles r1tber than cults or pbll'.osophical retreats •. , We're inviting the public to come visit 1..1& just as they mljht;vislt.Disney World.'' Not that ASA .figures to outatrip Disney's cartoon characters as a vaca· tion attraction. But the new open-<loor policy announced Monday "is a goal we've been building toward for several years - made Po51lble by the public's increased acceptance of nudity ," said Johlllton. Johnston said all ASA clubs, 80 percent of the nudisf organizations in the United States, have agreed to the plan. "But probably only three-fourths of them will be as cordial at first as I'd like them to be," he adtfed. Vi~ltors will be charged about SS per family at most facilities, he said, with no reductioll.!I for slngk men and women. And Jack Jack!rln, ASA 1dvertWng director, cautions that 0 the fUYS who just walk up and say "I wanna Jook at naked Jadlea' 11re going lo be frowned upon •.• . . J~hnalon. a 53-rear-oid per.o:u..i of. fictr for a large firm ln Las Angeles predicts the new policy -coupled with ~ new adver·lising campaign and publiCa· lion of a guidebook complete with mp -wUJ spur growth by 2.1 JIOIOOlt iflll ye~1 And that, so to speak, would be quite a take off. Policy Irks • 18-year-old Jefffey Herman of San Clemente is 18 yeau old and wanta to be a et- ty fireman . ~ But city officlals have refused because regulations forbid an ap- plicant under 21 years old. Herman, who insists ·he is fully capable or being a full·llme firefighter, believes that he should · have the right to try. . And he has asked the city coun- cilmen for a hearing Wednesday nigllt. "I believe that I am qualified to pass the examination glveil to ap- plicants for fulJ.Ume firemen " be insists in a letter lo Mayor Wa1ter Evans this week. Herman said he lw attbted the department's !Ire tralnlna drlila for volunteers for the past sevat montbJ. · "Still, 11 be said, 1'l don 't think we need the careful scrftnlng we've relied on in the put. The Holiday lim doesn't screen guesta, ao why ahould we? But we do in-1 vite the men to bring tbetr girlfrlendJ." ' City Clerk Mar Berg lw llld that the law may allow 18 year Gldl lo vote, but apparenUy tt doea not apply Jo fireflghllng. Capo Councilman Thorpe Joins 7lst District Race Br PAMELA llALLAN Of .. Dilltr f"lllt Sl9ff A San Juan Capistrano city councilman has entered · th e race for the 7tst Assembly District. Jim Thorpe, 36-year-old ma!Mmatics instructor al Saddleback College, bas an- nounced .htl candid11;Y:J11 Ille ~ralic primary for · the ~ seaf heTd 1 lfy RoW:rt Badham CR-Newport Belch ). HJ decided to run after requests from both Republicans and Democrat• who feel the incwnbeqt · hu ·settlefJ lntd 11 · complacent niche fh the Assembly and is M longer responsive tO his constituents," said Thorpe. "The Badham-sctunlti policy of voting personal Interests rather than those of the voters of the district ls out of step with the desires of the majority of members of both parties," he said. Thorpe said the citizens of the district are entitled to 1 full·tlrne legl1lator who will work al understand.in& their needs and providing both representation and leadersh ip In Sacri.mento. "My experiences in local government hwve kept me aware of the concerns ~f the people of South Orange County and the importance of continued local con· tact. "The American system of government does not Intend campaigns to be auctloll.!I, during which public office is sold to the highest bidder through a massive one- way media bombardment. The survival or the democracy depends upon the input of Individual voters in face-to-face con- tact with the candidates . That js the op. portunity I plan to offer voters in my. .SEEKS BADHAM SEAT Capo'• Jim Thorpe campa ign." Thorpe, who resides at 27952 Calle San- ta Ynez, is serving his first tenn on th1 council. He conducted his last campaign on a door·to-door basis, presenting hll plaUonn to the voters face to face. He is married and has two children. AROUND THE CORNER AND 1, UP YOUR STREET •• • • WF. HAVE BEEN .ASKED HUNDREDS OF TIMES '.\trrf, ~ LOCATED OUR ,STORE "OFF THE BEATEN.PATH." SEVER:AL ANSWERS POP UP. FIRSTLY, THE COST OF STORES IN SHOPPING CENTERS IS ASTRONOMICAi,.. SECONOL Y, WE WERE · ABLE TO OBTAIN MORE SPACE, WITH OUR SHOWR90M, OFFICES, ANO WAREHOUSE ALL IN ONE LOCATION. THIRDLY, THERE IS· AMPLE PARKIN.G WITH ume l'RAFAC CONGESTION LEADING JO US. • THIS SITUATION HAS MADE US MORE COMPETITIVE ANO WE ARE PROUD ANO GRATCFUL TO SAY THAT WE HAVE IN- CREASED quit VOLUME EvatY YEAR POR FOURTEEN YEARS, ANO HAVE EXPANDED FIVE TIMES AT JHIS LOCATION. • --( . ' ·ALDEN'S CARPETS • DRAPES . . 1663 Plac•ntla Ayl. COSTA MESI, 64~38 I •f .. • 1 1· ! r • .. • --. -: , .. Dra~ge Coasi; • ' Teday'1 Flaal , • ·-"~ EDITION • • l Vot U, NO. 74, 3 SEqtoNS, 32 PAGES . -' ' . OAILY PILOT ........... Lee PtrM Shatter-Poof . cost.a Mesa fireman Ron Sabbatis demolishes window in fire fighting exercise carried out recenUy at former Ace Furniture btill.ding on New1'9rt Boulevard. Old building was due to be torn down, so owner Cal Stilley Jet firem.e11:1 Practic~1• va_ribus fire figh~ing t~chn,~ques on it. In thfs ~se; Sabhabs is breakiilg mtQ Jocked.bwl~lng to get al'blaze. .. . . . , • \ I • . . " ' . AJ,ljn~:l)~coW-lt,R~rs ~ . . .. ' ~ ~ • t I. I \' ' ., • • I • -i ' I 1 J ~t .Coimiy..:Jet Te~·jnal · -. • •, I I . ' Orange. County Airport' officials salflo· start operations there because Orange day they bave no knowledge that two County supervisors have reluaed to lease alfllnes are negotiating for off.premises them space inside the terminals. ' terminal apace so they can start jet· But Newport Beach councilmen were 'Oigbts Into and out of Ille airport. ' told Monday night \bat both Continental Spokesmen for both 'Aero de Mexico and the Mexican,, carrier . may lease and Continental Airlines also denied they terminal space in ~Y Office bUlldings have any such back-door inaneuveti ,in and blfs passengers to the airport gates. · m~ih 'airlines ·ha~e· Civil .\~naulics · 'Not so,11nsists an executive With·Aeto Board route authorltY for ·orange: Cbunty de Mexico. , but ~ve be<n thwarted in attempts to ''The supirvlson, they say they don~ want us so ,e hive d011e nothing the past j , 1 1 six~t montba;" said Frederick C.Oj>pel, B · n.d. , • 1. . · ·v· regionatmanager.for.u.e airline. 1 a it r.es . p "There is ai.iotutety no· tru\11 to the report , we categorically deny it/' said Mar.ket Tr:o Bruce Plowm1D, a 'publlc relations of-" ficial for Continental. , C.Uncllmen Monday1ifl:ht also directed . 1 · • city, officlals to1 flrid out if there is· any Jn, .Big Stic. kup itay the county could stop the repcirted ploy. A'nimb.10.llngered bandit who managed 'ROnald Chaniller, assistant '1rport director, said he doesn't think they q>11ld. to handle a pistol, cash and strands' of "lf they are even trying it,~ I have no twine while tying up three Costa Mesa knowledge of Jt," Chandler ;wtd, "but we marlq!t employea escaped ·with several cannot prohibit aircraft frll!" landing or ~ dollars Monday morning. taking off." f The exact Josi from stater . Brothers He said the only local Ci)ntrol ls over Market. 7f1I W. 19th SI., wa,a ,not released ~=·alao ~I where they ~k pending further invesilgatioo. . ' their. airc\.afl. but.J,dOubt we' coilld deny -'"': . The gunman bit the market at nlkS-them if there IS space available, which morning, onlr a few moments after it ~e is.~ ·~-te afatnst · a apened1 so there "~ no customers coo._.. class of users,·~ Chandler said·, explaining srepled inalde. . that while the airport can ban _,, jell Covering ma. nager Hirry ·•aeoeu ...., . . from taking oil during' certain hoUrs, it , Smith, 47, and tlie two .e~~!!:'!,the ~ , can't ,Pick and ehoose ~wblcb-jeta: take off dlt ·forced thel!l into :the crairiPed con-, a.nd .Ian. d, or .. pa.rte. on, the"'."'.""~'., '. •fines of the small lllore off'l(e. ~,..,....,. . ' ' . ORANGE COUl'IT'f, CALIFORl')llA TUESDAY,~ c TEN CENTS • ,State Health Plan Eyed --CompulSory Medical Insurance BUl ln,troduced SA~MENro (.\!') -A compulsory $7.5 billion·•·year' 'llall. medical ln- sUrance plan for all Californians wu pro- poaed today by Sen. George Moscone. It would be .financed by nel' .stall payroll deductions plus extra· new employer J>!ym~nb. The, San Francisco Democrat's pla,n would, in effect, merge present state and . county medical assistance program into a . new program to provide free medical c{lre for all Californians. Dr. H art.elius, Wil~ Suing Ex-mistress Dr. Ebbe and Greta Hartellus of El Toro today sued the pnyslclan'a former mistress for $150,000 In an Orange County ~perior Court action .that accuses Reba Rose Vaughn of actions that have con- siderably damaged the ·doctor's once fl ourishing Harbor Area medical prac~ tice. Mrs. Vaughn, 31, Who Wal forced to ' . quit her Mme at 181 W. Wilson St., Costa MW, laSt~ month when the premises she once ~-ith Harteliua were sold 1t a marshal's auction , ~ accuaed in 'the co~ plaint of "falsehoods, w r o n I f u 1 atatmients, millcloua inferences and '*1raceous u'ntrutbs ." ' 1Harteliul, IO,~ opt In Ille actliJa flied . "' .,_oq.a111r1.,, Ma ... Kurindi.~or.11 w""s ....... ,_...ot_ men& lljid ddicute: ., · .. ., ' ..... · -bas -.'lcqaltted b\ltllree Superior Court trlals of onoin, fraud and bribery charges contained in lndlctmenta issued by the Orange County Grlpld Jury, • He is currently facing a hearing ordered' by the State Board of Medical Examiners into 'charges of moral turpitude and unprolesaional conduct. 'A four-physician · committee ls hearing testimony relating to bis alleged sexual rtlationlhips with Mis. Vaughn and tht late Wanda Mfllendrez and his use of ctrua:s on both Woaien. HarteliUI peiltioned In Superior .Court last year for the. dissolution o( hi~ Illar· riage' to Greta Hartelius. The ~uplf: ls now reclmciled and sharing the lamilf home 001 I.slander Street ,in El Toro. · Hartelius specific~ly , blames , .Mr,1. Vaughn for"alleged actions by her that led to his· arrest on ·8I'30n and thelt cp~~g:: i!:" c?~~o.of charges filed after his offices at 2345 E. Coast Highw~y. Corona del Mar, were damaged by fire. \ Mrs. Vaujhn is scheduled to return to the witness box May 23, 24 and 25 in Los Angeles' when the hearing will enter ill third lhree<lay phaae. Sbe bas .. far testUied that Hartellus performed three abortions on her during their torrid rela- tionship and that be ls the father of her g.. year-old son, Jerry Vaughn. Salesman Kills ·Sell FASANO, Italy (UPI) -Collin salesman Leonardo'" Diana, 3&, kUled himsell with two 1hoia lhrouah the heart Monday •while visiting a funeral parlor, police said. • . It would result In an upanded Medi· Cal -"am for all C.IUornlans. MoicODe'a p~ ls etrtaln to receive the vigorous opposlUon of Republican Gov. Ron,,Jd Reagan, w~o has already labeled such' comprehensive health ·plans as "socialized mtlttclne;" T~ proposed• new payroll deductions would equal 3 percent of gross income for wage earners making $10,000 a year or more. The rate would be 1 percent below $5,JOO ean\lng' and 2 percent for workers earning $51000 to $10,000 a year. boapltaJ~tlon per year for psychlatrlc 'lblt would meap new weetly dedue-care. tloos of f2.lll to 15.77 for persons earning It would ouUaw other cutoll1, waltln1 periods and copayment charges In $10,000 a year· preaent heal lb pJans. In each category, the employer's tax M~ne , proposed taking the $2.9 wo'uld ' be three times the emPJoye's-billion a year spent by the state and local deduction. gov.ernmtnts on Medi-C81 and other The proposal would provide full health services as a start fOr financlng medical, dental, drug and hospitalization his program. - care, up to 120 days a year per person of The proposed new medical taxes would nursing home care and up to U days (See HEALTH, Pap J) Policy Irks 18-year-oUl · · Solon• Approaclaed Jeffrey Herman' of San Clei:nente la 11 years old and wanll to be a ci-ty lir<man. . . Bui city offlciall ha•e . refused because , regulatlona forbid an ap- plicant under 21 years old. 1 Heiman, who lnalsts he Is fully ca)Mible of being a lull·ilme flttllihter, believes that he should bave the right to try. And he has asked lhe city coun- cllmen for a hearing Wednesday night. "I believe that I am qualllied to pass the examination given to ap- plicants for fu11-time firemen," tie insists in a Jetter to Mayor Walter Evarui this w~k. Herman said he has att<nded the department's fire training drills for volunteers for ' the east leven , months. • City Clerk . Mas Berg '.~ said tl!at the lo~ may allow JI year olljs · 'I' ~ •. bu! amiarenily It does, not ' apply to I" " . -;i ,',,hr'· . \f ·~1 ! . ' . 4 , , 'f'L • ~(!~to· s,y . · · · : ~ Nixons ' io Visit Canada in April WASHINGTON (UPI) -Preslilent Ni~n will ·vlslt Canada April 13-15, the Whit. HoUIO announced today. In the. :annoUncem~t. I S•S u e ~ slmulW-.ly by the Canadian govern' meh( in Ottawa, the White Houae aaki the visit w0u1d give Nixon and Pfime MlhlSter Pierre Elliou Trud~u an op- portuiuty "to diacuss c u r r e n t in- ternational issues and mattUs of bilateral Interest to the United States and Canada." Gerald L. Warren, deputy White House press secretary, said Mn. Nixon would accompany the President on the two-day trip, described u an official visit. The Nbcons are expected to go to OI· tawa, but Warren was unable to say whether he would visit any other cans- dian cities. , Nil.on met in Washington with Trudeau Dec. 6-7 to .discuss Nixon's subsequent trip to China. The leaders also met in June, 19&9, at ceremonies marking the loth anniversary of construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway. They conferred first at Meaai'!I, N.Y.,·then flew to Montreal. The .Presi~nt is expected to a:ive Trudeau a fill-in ne:rt month on the ap- proliJIMitely 20 hours Of talks Nbcon had with Premier Chou En-Jal In China, Feb. 21-21. Canada bas diplomaUc 1relatlons with the Peking government. Newport Council .. Seeks Remo.val of Free~ay Leg . .. Newport Beach councilmen Mondoy night asked state Senator Dennis Carpenter and A~semblyman Robert lladham to get the Newport Beach leg ol the Pacific Coast Freeway out of the state freeway system. The action came after Vite Mayor Howard Rogers said "Sl percent of the freeway baa already been deleted by the Legislature and I challenge Carpenter and Badham to represent us as other legislators have represented t h e IT district..." , Rogers also cited growing oppositioq to Without naming any,~ reaolullort alao says "rtaaonable alternative rouiel" for the freeway • are avaUabll ~ Newport Beach. • Both Carpmjer and Badham said lodoJ. they would want to see the resolulloa before actlna on the city's behalf. BoUI indi<:ated reluct;once on the .JDlller -the resolution , was !Int •Ubetled by Rogers two Weeki 110 • -V nit Strike . . the route, noUng that c\tilena groups op--. posing the freeway have !!<en formed in st 'll' ff " Laguna Beach,, Laguna ·Niguel, Dana J, angs p====-Caplftrano=·· -. . . . 9!\:,.a1o11 .. · •. ·~ ln 'LimbO" , ay ""' locll oppoaitloO. No eel a-.. lo Iii II li,iii lo a . "We've IOI to get to the Lqlalalurt to alrlko by • riMer .,...,, ap1na1 bOry this freeway," Rotllfs inllsted. AMF·Volt, Santi Ana, the -111'1 lar(ut · Councilman M\O¢ed two companion produw of~ ..... bolJL reaolullons.deiling wJth the freeway, one Plcl<eti"I at the oJanl.-113101 urging the~ legistaton to amend a Harbor Blvd, today and both union and similar bill ukJng 'for ilelttloa of 1 &el· :O~c:,e"~ to sa~fve ~-ment of the freeway lhroucb Lone ~ch -and llJIOlher ,saying u tbai-<in't be ~.. day-old walkoul , · thereprese~tatlves should ln~~ce theli' Membera' cil the local un1i... Rubber, oW. l)U!asure. Cork, L1no1oum and Plulic Worillrl A similar measure lntrod~ by Union left thllr jobll late Sonday alter ,.. Bad)ia\Jl.'lasr·year wu aooro~.ln the Jectinf a·manaaement offer of iiJcnuod Auembly, 'but died ' ln.'the Senate aalariu and lrtnile bene!lts. Transpoi;tation Committee. lioth sidio IO far have reluaecl to The c,ouncq r ... lut!on citaa ·the several dllciole spectflC Information aboiJt Ille.of. deletions approved and othetl-. prGP.OMd fer: whioh wu turned down by a and says "II la etlremeiy queltloriaMe ulllnlmi>ul VGte. that this freeway will ever llecome the • l\'jlll"1' 'Eojera,,, 1 . memlier of the regional type ol freeway which w11 en. ' -ment ,Mgottatlng tam t<ida, aald visioned when .it wu appioved by the he believes lhal -mlrnbln el the state Highway· Commission .. " . • uniOn ·are conNled 'oVer the C01nPU7'1 Sfhool to Stay Open in Suit By Poverty Unit A' suit was filed In Orqe C.Unty Superior Court today to halt deltgreta- tlon of a preclomlna!>tly Mexlw>- American elementary ~ In ~ by cloaing. It and buainc children to neighboring schools. lalll offer. • · • "We are getting reports bacit that they didn't know what the taau11 were, what the oiler 111u all about, and what they l'oted on," •Mt Elteras. "Some thoulht when they voled 'no' they were Voting not to strike. This II really a weird one." · Eattru said the comp&ny had ollmd the union anot!Jer thno-year contract with 0 subttantial · incrtUN ind frlnce beneflll." Dwayne Coally, pnllldent •I the local, aald Monday ;thet be WIS 1ttbnptt111 to calm • down otbe memllenhp over the strike but wu unavailable for comment today . Meinwhlle, · production of all Voit equipment whieh lncluda buketballa, foothalla, swim hno and other rubber pro-d~ \las ...... tO a bait. --tater .. dacrtbed the productloa loaet aa. 0 mbetanUal" and added that he hopes nqotlationa will reawne aa rapldly 11 poiulble. smith, along with cheCktr Berna Dine "Million, 28, and boxboy Robert H. Mid· ·tBeto~ 11,' was ordered ''9-stlC~Lout 'his llandii alter the bandit .had Ille money. ' • lie op)iarenUy laid the ..... }lOI! down 't ;.,. point while tying ~ lhi irjO, bl\t they -it would be dangerouo abd.probably fuUle to grab for the gun in the 'tiny ol· Nud·i:st· ·Camps Open D~ors FUed by the Western 'l:Oriter on Law and Poverty, the suit requnb tha't Maple · SchooC 244 E. Valenc:la Drive, be kept open. It also asu the court to ora.. ~ 1chool to adopt a deaegreptlon plan which would involve ~Ullnl Into the school, not just out of It. -, Maple School, a kinder1~n tbniiilh fourth grade campus, has in enrollment of about 263 students, 93.t pen:ent of which are members of minority rkfl; according to the suit. . ' flee. · ' 1 1 • "'\ ~tive Lt. Harold n.:her said the -it rin out of sturdy ocird In binding ·Public lnvit.ed to Colonies-With or Without Clothes Allorl!O)'I uld the Fullerton School District'• ClliRna -uuman Relltianl Advioory eomin1ttee pmented dine . ·f:nlth and Miss Mllllon, IO he Uled WASHINGTON (AP) -America'• lnlinlry. atring to tit. tbl! .~ ti011-' • .....,...... lllldlllti lfOpe to i<I mor. Id the llo>:'s wrists. . . I : .. , ... .-. P~ by. 10bi8 !'"bile 1iU .year. :1 , . Middleton 1napped his bOnds within 1 1 Tlley'ro opeDlng tllelr ~ to almost · -of the bandit'•~ and tfll-. llljorle~ .. -..~Oll!ltlitcoit 1Uent alarm II to police , of.aclmllltoo. -don~ OYWI bava lo take ors. · youi cJoilial dll·Wll.., ')'Qu'•e 'iot the · ' way car 'wu aeen or heard, AC· atomadl for ·tl "'1l'dlnc to Defective Georce Wliaon. 1 It may aound lllte a ripoff, or mayl>e a ' •1 Squad can converted oe the aur-put..,.. But the American Sunbathing ll>Undln1 area but an lntenslvt sweep Aaociation, repreten'Ual 10me 1 J O fatt.J to tum up I tmplllil.• -etubl Wilb :IO.Ollf membera across ! . ' ' tbe Rl~,~~'t btftOtt 4el'10WI. pollcy announced Manday "ia 1 goal we've llcer fo.r 1 large firm In Los ~eles, plans for ending _...uon 11 the been bl,..._ •-an1 for several --....,.,.., ·~ -policy --·pied with a achoo!. All tlree, called for pretirv-..--ww 1 -· -... -~ -·~· -of the school and b111••• of A·.·,_ u well , made po.Ible loy the public'• lncruaed new ldver-tlllng campalp and publlca· ... ''""' acctplonce of iludlty," said Jobnston. tlOo of a culdebook CGmpielt with mopo u Mexican-American lludenb. .llilmrt•• .. all ASA ciubll, Ill percent -wW """ growth by IS percent thil Instad, the suit ctalma, the dlalricl'I ol the.audlat ,......lions In the United yur. And ibit, so to speak,. would be boafmonthd ~'~h-·u = i:_.~ 1i: Statew, hava qned to the plan. qaite 1 take olf. w~ ~ "But ;probably only thno-lourths of "Dan! to 1o Bare," beCinl one a'd • to 1 child cort center and .require bullni . them. 'fill be u cordial at first u I'd !lite lchoduled to run next ~lb In a 111tlonil ol ll! ~ to e!abt othe!. ocbooil. them fu be," he added. >Woalln't DllPJ1ne:. jjNucu.tl aren't nuta • • '\. . • .... :. • ~ '1>out II Wr, -tllefN ...,.,., I lllice of _, wl)i ' , ~ , •Sta . , . 1 ; , ' •rnr .,.. ~.'' ._YI ol'resldOnt ;v _'cape ct Rn .. d1'ed llebort c:.1111 ... 1. "Wa've decided to ... __ 'Lii .... ...... 001 ot tlltWoodwoilt a nd operata I •01np1t1Uve recreational facilitiea rather • -"!, '1111\ !,'°'~:~that•' w~ld :• ... ~· '~leBJ!Dp 11J . no ~d lii'Orl , , Tia.~ alao . ' ' ALAMEDA (Ulli) -Otl>sptiled Nill( · ,,_ llaa publilbed -o1 ~lets ·a iµeunc .operatlnn of the alreraft corrltr at nailed aimed at answtrhll IOlnt 'ol tbi most.. r .. bil•iiioiiilioediild-,..,.. . • • I~ q-from the 11>11pooed -UU Midway will Wit five to 1bc din to MANCHESTER. England (UPI) -than culia or pbilooophlcol relnlll ... Wardens at the Strangewa11 Pilson h1~e We'rt lnvtting the public to come Ytott UI .._.., an evening of enartalnment for Juat M they milJif vlllt Dianey World." Jmnates Mardi • le1turl11 Jack and l(ot · thet ASA fipre1 to Olllllilp .)'"""°" Unell. The Unell1 .1peciallle Ill l)tanoy'1 cartGon cila .... 01 o - '°'pe acts. • tlon atlractlon. liut the new open-door lltln" n neod .........., Ukl "How -It feel Ille first cleon up.• the a...t Ollard IMld Maliday. '\Oi reiilll on tn tlme!~ · About l.000 gallons of oil spilled .lnlo the 1 -t ..,.... "Uke Jumpl"I Into a swtmmtric POOli.'.: bar at the Alibied• N1V1r All' Station .-.. • wbJ 'liut ... do in. "' tha '-· "!lbQcklDI for ,lbe. lfnt .. SIDlay before it WU c:llntaln<d. Doi die www to • oeCiiiiCli;' ....ranable and IOOlhlng 1n1m ' Cbemlcal c.. Is doinl the cleanup operi'' Johmten, a ~ ....... af• then OD/' 1 tiOD. • I • • • • , 11'eadaer 1 A layer of marine air U. rzpect. 1 eel to lhroud the ~ Clout In 1 iol! Clouds and (og opln W-I daf. lntaad -wlD 'pl a I llWe llDllhine, bowev•. . "1lbl · Wedneoilay ........ 1-H, t , INSIDE 'l'UDD r .. "'"" w-. rllotn vp 1 ~I f1Do dlffrmil °""'l!t COOi! ' cOfl\munl!J ~. IJlll ""tk· ' l!Jd IDlrilf f1oo ·-foool ,._ I allo,.. lllelr dekta. ... , ... :. -~lllnl, Nut 'U. L M. ._. 1 -. ~ ~ C-M --' --. . ..,.. . . ..... *"" ............ ' .... ••• 11 .. .._ " = .. -"1 --. = ...:•· • • \ - • ' • " ' ~~DAl_L_Y_P_IL_OT~~-C ~~~~-T-"""--'oe.~...,~~)~'~'l_tn_· DAILY PILOT ,._,. W ''h'kll O'Dt_... TIXACO APPEARS TO HAVE· 1'1QNOPOLY ON ILOCK Bl/T IT WASN'T PLANNEO THAT WAY Operotora Wore Surprlaed lnltlolly al Identity of Their Competitor; Now Thoy'ro Roslgnod 2 Gas Stations, 1 Block A part, Go w,. Texaco A little """pelltlon In the aervlca at. lion buaineas II a good thing -bul qalnol yoilr.ell! Operaj«I ot two otajlons only a block oport llld eao!I lb .. 11r.,11rom Newport -aw Hall . ·"""' aurpr11oc1 bul feslgned . looks recently wh<jl hoth - jl!Qoul ~wledge.of the other-switched f9 Te1aco. The lorlner Hancock Station at 3401 NeW'])OJ1 Blvd., awned by the W or Id bu Company, changed a few weeks ago, ·'th ..W ai11'1 ll!d' bfi,lhl new paint. 11 es 1'exaco pi'oducta from 1 tor calle•fCroaby Oi( .. , More recently, algna and paint were ~ed .ot the White ou· company, ata.· lion, 3201 ' Newport Blvd. Owner Jlrnu White receives hl1 Texaco gas from a 41•1rlbutor called the DeWitt Oil Co. · "We can~ legally ·Interfere wllli bow dlatribufoni run their buatnesaes/' said a Texaco company official · in Lo 1 Angeles: Te1aco· tervice; 1 t a t l o 11 1 tlon't have .protect.cl berrttoriea, he <do ded. ,,. 1 Howe.Ver; kl thla CllHt the·pro1imity·of. the two'ltallona>ll•a bll elooar than mual, !he Teuco olliclal admlt14!1. ...... N~~p~n : llnllh . DefenJanf 1 Son: ~ . In Burglary Trio Learned Bad Lesson, Held in Burglary Attempt Court action was pending today against cne adult and a trio .(lf Newport Beach yoothS wbo allegedly tried w learn the ii· llclt !nl OJ>d outs of "'1fglir, by jollilng a poUcwponsored Jaw enfcrctme'nt Ex- plorer Scout Post. They were nevu actually accepted lnto !be ranb but allowed lo altend meelinga ao pollc. prepared their practical ap- pllcatJon.type leuon in what happens when you get caught. Sherill'• deputies tJpped off by an ln- fonner about the impending Jndustrial pllnt ·burglary three weeks ago pamd It an to Newport Beach police. firm'• compound while two others stood' lookout equlpped with wsJkl.,.talkle radi91, · Complainu charging one adult, 18, and the three juveniles will be forthcomJag. One , ~th was admitted to Orapie C.Ounty Juvenvile Halt and the other two were released to their parenta pending hearings. W omatfs-1fw~y, Burglars Play One of three .criginal Explorer ·~ pllcants wu\rtjected because be was Returning from a two-day trip to Santa cverweigbt, but the other two-allegedly Barbara late Monday, a Newport Beach trying to crack police radio cades and woman diacovered burglars had looted pick up helpful burglary information _ her home of more than $12,000 worth of came to meeUngs. antique silver service, crystal and other owe redid the meetings ao they objects of art. wouldn't learn anything that would help The intruders also left a gate and door th~.11 es:plains Traffic Offlcer Stan open, plus a light burning ln the · , · bathroom. · 1 Bt..W.r, ti"! £Wer .Posl odv,laer., p 11 •·• .. liW9-talbd a ldt about car atop!, but 0 ce we.re contacl.OI ahortly before __.,J ...._. ~the ...-,._, -*· mJdnJght by Mrs. Waleria Clark, of 2039 • _.., ,....,-. ·• ...., -., • ..,. Hollday Road. !Jn( unlloi'illl," siy1 leer Breaaler., " Officer Rlc1wd Heinecllt worked well jle. em~lz~ a1>oot a doien leenqen Into !'e'da hours ' tod In . . lri, !he ranki are ,hove the auapl~ion .uid p . wn . iy venl<rying lllMY .cif~ opending tlma on the proj· Mrs. Clark'l large loS!. eg,,bope the burilary Incident won 't Several •rtltl"' of furnUure were .. refl~ fdyetlely an the unit. hauled away, In addltlan to 10 large oil ~ntly'llley began planning 1 paintings, costly crystal and sterling tea ·1 sets and miacellaneous items. rec tment campaign. A 30-inch carved ivory elephant tusk en DetecUve aergeanll Arb campbeU and a wooden d~play frame and "a prized Ed Cibbartlll, plus several patrolmen and Dresden porcelain plate were· talt'en along A young widower, whole ather 1Ace1 .JljO,mJ.«'1 deputlea, staked out Merrell with lhe truckload of other loot. trial aooo for the rlfle.Dll'Q!er of'.llll:: "lli'Jl<lll ll .. 1111.J!.lrch St. in prodawn Investigators said the paintings are.Jn teena1e wi~:£ montbr"QO, l14alled houri SuDd•Y: antique gilded frame!, many of them hlmaeU In; • Beac.ll.loday, cl!Uleil Tboy wfte w.allinl when lwo •uaP<Cts . ornately carveil, aJ\d are prlmarlly with a !1,llO<boat:.burglary. . acalad ~ will lo eni.r the conlracllllt land!cape scenes by unknown artlati. Jack L; .Slpull, :zz,.o1 .1ouz Kamuala ,• :N' evidence ol forced entry could ·lle Dr ive, Huntington Beach{ ·Wll captured. . fQ.Urid and the fact more than one accU!I 1hort1y before dawn \Vedneaday. whllt . Water Line Se' t route was open made it Impossible lo his alleged companion surrendered later determine where lhe burglar entered. aL headquarters. James C. Barnes, 24, cf 2IM A St., Balboa, Is alao charged with burglary. Criminal complalnta were expected to be issued today, with arraignment to follow ln Harbor Judicial District court. Sipult's father James Slpult, 48, of 2924 Peppertree Lane, COsta Mesa, goes on trial April 3 in Orll!lie County Superior Court, cbarged with murdering hb daughter.in-law. . Kathleen M. Slpul~ 19, wu shot Aug. 30 as she stood 1n the doorway of the Huntington Beach home shared by the young couple and other family members. A family quarrel over foul languaae reportedly led to lhe tragic apree of violence. which Included a aeries of !!Unshots and flsUighllng. DAILY PILOT • • To Be Moved For New Route At a cost of p ,200,000, a 42-lnch water line will be relocated to make way for the corona del Mar freeway interchange. The Costa Meaa County Water Dlstrtct Jnstructed engineers Thursday night to draw preliminary plans for the necesaarj lnsulaUon and con!tructioo, The interchange will be ai the junction of Jamboree Road and Palisades Road, and both Coota Meas County and Metropolitan water llnea ire alfec.lad. Both lines, now floating due 14 m¥ddY soU, will be moved from the roadside on- to more solid tround to prevent breaking and .. tiling. . As directed by the ttate, the Costa Mesa line will run aouth along Jamboree Road, cron an open field , cross MacArthur Boulevard a JltUe to the south and cut back i.ward the San Diego Creek channel. Relocation will begin more lhan a year before the construction a( the freeway begins. The moist ground makes it necessary to haul In dlrt and allow It to settle. The state Will reimburse Co!ta Mesa. lt Is the water distrlct'1 reporu:lbUlty to relocate where the state designates. Completion. of the new telemetering system waa alao filed wJlh the com· mhlioners; lhe l)'lltm electronlcally monltoro all plpellnea and notifies of lily malfuncllona. Mesans w Bowl For Prisoners Costa Mesans are invited ta a free day's bowUng March 26 at Mesa Lane$ to commemorate POW-MIA week. Adults ma y bowl up to three games without charge. at the alley on 1703 Superior Ave. Donations to t b e POW-MIA Fund, however, will be ac- cepted. The management of Mesa Lane• la staging lhe free bowling day lo suppj>rt President Nil:on's declaration of Maleh 26 • April l as National POW • ML\ Week. During October 1971 Mesa Lanes held a bowling tournament to raiae fUnda for American prisoners of war and soldiers missing ln action. Council Delays / Sprinkler Issue Action on the controversial sprinkler system or the proposed Holiday Inn was delayed Monday 'night by Costa Mesa Planning Conunl!!lon when t h e developer's representative failed to show up. The eonunlsslo!i wlil 11ain like up tho motel's request to waive the aprlnkler re- quirement al Ila March 27 meellng I• city hall. Topel<a Manacement Inc., builden of lhe propooed 180-room hotel on Siii Brillo! SL, ctalm tho rprinklen are too coatly. The Coota Meas Fire Depanment autbor- itlea, however aay they are neceaoory w protect the safety ol IUO'ls. -Opell -Ho~ Slated I The Qilendl of ·Mayor Robert Wllaon, Cl1unc:l~an AMn1 Plnlcley IJld DomlnlO Raciti have Invited Costa Meaa realdonll lo meel lhelr choices for Iha April 11 city council el<Clion.Ws $1nday. · The <>pen house w!U be held at the ~of Mr. ond Mrt. John Ollver, IO'l7 Yukon Ave., rrom 11:30 a.m. to 3:.a p.m. Limited relrtshmenls will bo provided . •• • . .... • He H·eeded Wife; -• Got Joh Spying. By CBBISfOPHER OGDEN LONDON (UPI) -A nagging wUe wbo loved lo play bingo and buy new clothes helped turn David Bingham Into a Soviet •PY· Today1 he began a 21~yu.r prilOIJ sentence for listening to her . "He never wanted to do it, right from the start," Maureen Bingham said of her husband, Davld, 1 aib.-lieutenant a n d wrpedo expert In the Royal Navy. "! nagged him into becoming a 1 p y. 1 pushed.him all the way."· Not only wu be an unwUling agent, the 3$.year~ld Jonner waJtress said, "he also was an incompetent spy." A BriUsh crown Court Monday am- tenced Bingham, 3l, to prilon for selling defeme 1ecreta "almost beyond price" to the Soviets to eue debtt:. Ha wife was not charged. "He did tt for me and the children," Mrs. Bingham said. "[ shall never know why I wasn't charged. "I was the one who Plase4 on in- formation through the dead Jetter boxe!. I don't think David even knew where all of them were." She said they decided to sell military secrets to the Soviets to pay bills ac· cumulated after Bingham rose through the ranks and was commissioned. He was awarded -. Sword of Honor for being the top officer in hls graduating class. The Binghams lakr pawned It. "l wu,brflly cverdran at the bank. I needed extra money fo.;.clothes to «iable me to mix with ctbtr cfficen' wives, .. Mra. Bingham aald alter the aententjn(. "We hod lo go w the .commander-Jn. chleP1 garden perty. !(lasted a• hour and a half. I had to have an outfit for that. H Bingham Aid l)e Hew home from Australia on tompa5$ionate leave ln 1989 w try' lo sort thlnga out. He found their furnllure pawned, their Installment.plan ap~ea aold and several legal 1cUoD1 pendinf. ~ . "Sbt W · been playirig b i n I o , • • BingMm aald. On "I annual s,aJary of fj,1811, they were'JU(IO in debt. "o,IVkl aid .Jo~y I'll have lo lake you up ucl dro!! 1'11 outalde the Ruaalan embipy,' · ii ••ves, I II.id, and I can just see myaeU going.up ·ind knocking on the door and saying: 'Have you 1ot any vacancies for spies?' " "Liter, I thought, why not ?" 1'lt wu ao 1imple, it was stupid," Mrs. Biniham 11ld. Ex-1.eader of LA Philharmonic Jacobsen Die~ I . Electric Firms Feeling Impact Of Eco-drives J 5ucha Jacohlen, concertmut<r of. tho Leo Ancel,. Phllharmonlc for eJcb1 yoara and mldent of tho Harbor Aru for II years, dlad Friday at Ille ace ol 71. -Mr. Jacohlen tauiht at tho, Jullllard School of Mlllic, Ille Music Acailemy of The empbuis an environmental pro-the West in Santa Barbara, headed the tection has exerted probably t h e chamber mUJic department at the lA>s strongest impact en electric utilities cf Ang~lea 90.oservatory of Music· and any development in recent years, the USC s vloh~ departmen~. head of the American Public Power He organized the Musical Arts Quartet Association said in Anaheim today. ·and toured America and Europe. He also Alex Radin, gent:ral manager of the apl?'ared . with ~e New Y o r k aMOCiaticn, said in a speech prepared for Phdharmoruc and Philadelphia Symphony an auoclaUon engineering and operatlons crchestras . . workshop that the electric Industry face! At the cperung concert of Frleda Belln- "the most momentous period of change" fante, of Orange COast College's school o( in its 100-year hi.story. m11Slc, Mr. Jacobaen was violin soloist. He said court decisions in cases in-Mr. Jacobsen was born in Leningrad volvlng environmental regulations "have and .came to _the U.S. foll~wing the led to delays in the Jtartup cf several Russian revolution of 1905. His father 's nuclear power plants, compound.Jng prob-family were all professional musicians. Jems utilities have been e1perttncing in Mr. Jacobsen leaves his wife, Ann, 339 the construction ol power pWtts. As a Bowli.Dg Green in Coata Mesa ; .a aon, Leo result, serious Jmfer sbortages·could Jacobsen pf Los Angeles; a daua:bt_tr',.\ occur tba.· IUD".9Dr .. aoc1.11 Bt 1Ucceedin1 Mrs. Edit& Freitag of Costa Mesa; two years." sisters, Mrs. Le.ah Rolhblatl and Mrs. Radin cited a utilities industry Utlmale Sophie Wolf30n, both of New York; and that capital cost.a: cf envfronmental four grandchildren_ features would add ·more than 15 percent Funeral services were private. The to construction costs of generating family has suggested donations to the facUiUes. Orange County Heart Aa.!ociatlon ln San. He aald ether possible causes of in-ta Ana. .. crused power cost!: were Pre!ldent .Nil· en's proposal cf a charge againlt each pound of .aqlphur emitted into the air, and pending legislation for stricter reJUlatkln of strip mining of ccal. · 0 Although aome of the specific pro- poaa~ of environ,nentallsta appett to be unrealistic, expensiV"e and seemingly unattainable within th~ time frame given,". Radin said, "I believe that the basic questions being raised a r e le&itimate because more and more evidence is beinl presented by reputable scienillic groups to Indicate the dangers of our universe cf continued exponential growth. "Desirable as the objecUves of en- vironmental protection might b e , however, It also ·seems apparent that more attention must be given to such questions as the practicality al specific proposals, whether or not the social benefll5 in every case exdeed tilt cosl5, and whether or not the cost are beln1 equltably dlslrlbut.d ... From Page l HEALTH ... raise another $1.06 billion from payroll deductions, $3.15 billion from employers and $400 million from self~mplofed persons for a total cf $7 .5 billion a year. It would Impose a statewide property tax equ1l to the average tu now levied by counties to pay for present county bospllals. MC>ICOne, an all-but-announced can. didate for lh'e DemocraUc nomination for governor in 1974, is prop:l8ing a medical plan about 30 times the size cf the 10- called catastrophic-medical insurance plan proJ>OSed by Reagan last month .. The Reagan ~ plan would provide medical care for wage earners Inflicted with illnesses which e1ceed the normal limit• ot private. health care plans. -- • • SUCCUMIS AT 57 John T. Stowera . . John Stowers, . . Prominent CdM Resident; Dies Jdlii1 T. Siewers, a prominent C.Orona de! Mat businessman and former City Council candidate, died Monday. He was 57. Mr. Stowers, who resided wilh bls wile, Etta, at 330 Orchid Ave.1 awned Stowers Au tOtnotive Service. He resided in the Newport Beach area 1lnce 1943 and ran for the City c.ouncu in 1951. He 'was also a member ·of the Orange County Sherill's AU<1 Squadron. a volunteer rderve rescue wiil Funeral servlcei will lie held Friday at 11 a.m. at Waverley Church In Fairhaven Memorial Park, Santa Ana. Burial will follow at Fafrhaven. In addition to his wife, Mrs. Stowen is IUTVIVed by three IODI, Douglas Terry ~Stowers, Anchorage, Alaska ; Bobby Leon Stcwers, Kodiak, Alaala, and Lloyd W. Brown, Corona de! Mar : a daughter, Suza nne Agajanian, Corona del Mar: two brothers, Milliard McNutt Stowers, West Palm Beach, and Leonard Ross Stowtrs, Garland, Texas, and two grandchildren. Captive Whale Freed, Returns Airer 24 HQurs I": I ( SAN DIEGO (AP) ._ Gigi, the California gray whale sent back to aea afte.r a jear in captivity', was reported back toda1 -24 hours later -at the spot where scientists !reed her. After swimming as far as 20 miles from shore, Giil returned, apparenUy during the night, a spokesman at lhe Naval Undersea Research Development Center said. A Navy tracking vessel plnpolnte<I Gigi at seven miles off San Diego's Point Loma, where the whale was released Monday. Olher gray whales were swimming by, en rou te home to the Bering Sea from winter breeding croun<f! off Mulco. Publisher, 79, Dies SA N ANGELO, Tex. (AP) -Houston Harte, 79, publisher cf t"-l . .JSan Angelo Standard-Times and cha\~ ol the Harte-Hanks newspaper chain, died Mono day. The Harte-Hanks chain includes 19 newspapers in six states with a total circulation cf more than 500,000. AROUND THE CORNER AND UP YOUR STREET • WE HAVE BEEN ASKED HUNDREDS OF TIMES WHY WE LOCATED OUR STORE "OFF THE BEATEN PATH." SEVERAL ANSWERS POP UP. FIRSTLY, THE COST OF STORES IN SHOPPING CENTERS IS ASTRONOMICAL. SECONDLY, WE WERE ABLE TO OBTAIN MORE SPACE, WITH OUR SHOWROOM, OFFICES, AND WA~EHOUSE ALL IN ONE LOCATION. THIRl;)LY, THERE IS AMPLE PARKING WITH LITILE T'RAFFtC CONGESTION LEADING TO US. THIS SITUATION HAS MADE US MORE COMPETITIVE AND WE ARE PROUD AND GRATEFUL TO SAY :rHAT we HAVE IN· ·CREASED OUR VOLUME EmY YEAR FOR FOURTEEN YEARS, AND HAVE EXP>f!DED FIVE TIMES ~T THIS LOCATION. . ~. • ALDEN'S CARPETS e DRAPES 1663 Placentia Ave. COSTA MISA 646-4131 • • 7 1 r '