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Anderson Says
Sto.ry Wrong
WASHINGTON (AP) -Columnist
Jack Andenoo today retracted biJ claim
to have located evideJoe that Sen.
Tbomas-F. ~·has a ·.......t of ar-
mta.flr drunken and-recklai-<lrl\'lng.
· · Anderson said his rttnctiOn wu "UD-
qualified'' and "bi total.''
He ~ the retraction at an il>-
formal Dews conference o u t 1 i d e
Eagleton'a· olllce alter talldng for about
hall· an hour In ,private with the Mllsourl . a....i..-, who'reslped formally today ·u
tbe Democtltic vice p r e I 1 d-e n t i a 1
DOnl.lnet.' . , .
Eagleton,' 11bo originally tab el e d
AnderJOD'• charge . a "damnable lie'•
after· 1ho --ii lut
'llluraday, today commendeol · Andenon
!or courafe . and called him a
"dlstlnguisbed joumalilt."
Eagleton aaid be wP lltllfMid" with' · •
Andenon'• retrac!ion.-'"lbe·boolii-1.-do&.--··
ed as far u I'm c:oncaned."
--~ aaid be' had located
photocopi<s of -"'°"""'Eagktm had -arrested • hall doz(D !!ma In the llleOI !or dnmkm • recklea drivlog.
Later, Andfll'IOD aaid, be hadn't ....
theae recordo: bill had only been told
about them by a "former high· M-.;.
d!!iclal," la.ter identJllOd u True l!llvla,
DJW a Wuhlniton banker.
. Davi> uld be didn't have ~ reconts.
but had only be& lbown them once 11y •
man be dldn'·-and wun1.,... If they were gtnUlnt or not.
Mesan-Slwt : by Officers
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And Locked'
W ASllJNGTON (UPI) -Sen. Edward
M. Kennedy today repeated biJ rejection
of second place on the Democratic tlcl:et · •
with presidential nominee George S.
McGovern.
-. In an lntervit11 11ith UPI, ·Kennedy
· -·aaRruw-doOr hatrill1r•· race"1bnllt1ooa1
Office this year is "just u closed and
just -81 locked" as It WU 1ut month
when be refiied to make himself
available for the party's vice pruidenu-.a
nomination.
, Keonedy .acl<nawledged be · had talked
wUh" McGovern. slnce the dedslon was
made Monday riight to drop Sen. Thomas
F. Eagleton from ·the ticket, but he
declined to aay whether McCovem had
a.keel ·him to tile Eagleton'• placo.
"We ·talked .generally aboul tbe cam-
paign and '1ho election," Kennedy aaid.
"He ondmtalllls my position and I tblnt
be respects my declsioD."
Earli<r this rear. Kmnedy aald·
repeatedly be would not aeel: tho
Democratic nominatk>o for ei\)>er Prell-·
dent or Vice PreJldmt In 1'71, dUng
"personal" reuOns. ire . skipped tho
~~sked ·Burglar,
Trapped hi Ho~~'
Terrorizes Victim In Former ·wife"'s .. Home :-· · party's July conv-In Ml11111 Beach,
appearing-only II· the end to lntn>duce
McGovern to make biJ llCC<Pl&nCo apeecb. • . \ .
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In anotber 'lntervlew, Sen. Bircb Bayb
(D-lnd.), al.so ruled hlmlell out u •
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C.allt
WeatJler
Tbe . weatberlady AYI It might
be a HtUe · cooler on Wednead1y,
but DOI enou&h to make I dlller-
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morrow 70 to the mid-90's. LoJ'l_-r ""IQ.;fO; I .. ,,. ..... _ .-...
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Governor's
Wife Named
BATON ROUGE. IA: (AP) -
Gof. EO<lo Edw-tadlJI ap-
. polllted hil wilt Elaine .. -plole
Ille WJ6pired lerm ol U.S. Sy.
Allen J. Elleodtr, Who died list
Tburoday •
• . Edward! 11kt be wanted "to Ult.
(Ills eppolnlm<nt u an opportunlly
to make a mcanlnaful, .,mboUc •
aesture tn the women of Loulalan:a,
who have for too k>ng been un-
derrepresentl'<i in the balla of
Congrt'SS. ''
Ellender, a veteran Democrat
and president pro tempore of the
Senate, Y.'&! camp1lgnlng for re-
election "ben be died.
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Kissinger,
Red s Meeting . ,In Secret
WASHlNGTON (AP I -Presidential
'assistant Henry Kissinger Is meeUng to-
day in Paris with •North Vletnil'IH!se
negotlaton. the White House said.
· Like the 14 other mettlll8s that Presi-
dent · Nixon's assi~tant for national
security affairs h11s qe.ld with C.Ommunlst
,negotiatars. today's st!sion wu ar-
, ranged and cond ucted secretly. .
The brief announce meht by White
)louse press secretary Ronald L. 7.Jegler
'said Kissinger was meeting with both Le l>uc Tho. special adviser t.o North Viel·
"""pa.m's delegation al the Parb peace
'talks, and delegation min!.ster, Xuan
'Thuy.
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Jets.Leave
Shipyard
In Flames
SAIGON (AP) -U.S. NaYJ Jell have
attacked 1 sblpyi.rd In Haiphong harbor
for the flrtt time In the war and left It In
flainea, the U.S. Command onnounced to-
day. .
The target wu lbe Haiphong Shlpyerd
No. i on the eouthwutern edge of North
Vietnam's chief port. PUota from the
.carrier Saratoga sald thty lett lhree
large, sustained Orea In the yard, whfch
build!! ind rtpalrs shallow-draet vessels
o f \larious aizes. ~
The U.S. Command said the strikes
made Monday wen: not near the deep.
draft ships ln the port. and "there were
no foreign vessels" In the area lhlt was
bombed. Spokesmen said 27 foreign .ships were
still ln Haiphong 's deepwater channell,
trapped by the U.S. mine. field planted
last May 9. They said these lnclud~ 10
Soviet ships four Chi neSf. three Bntlsh,
two CUban. ihree Polish. four Somali and
one tiil Ge~ Overcast skies reduced t~ U.S. strikes
Monday to a little more than 200 raldl
acroaa North Vietnam, compared to .-e than 300 the day before. The U .s. cmnmand reported that !ta planes also
Clestroyed or dama1ed 12 wJter supply
craft, 12 trucka , eight bridges. 1S storage
areas and warehollleS and two fuel
pipelines.
In South Vietnam·, Communist forces
made the ir hca.,.lest shelling attack of the
year so far against a U.S. lnst.allation,
pouring more than 70 rocket'! into the
Bien lloa Air Base 1~ miles northeast of
Saigon.
One Am~'can was kUled, 1~ were wounded . d 13 others were injured
while trying covtr. the U.S. Com·
mand said. South Vietnameae sald 17
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Bigger Than Life ·
tttichigan Attorney General Frank J . Kelley approves oC the decora·
tions as he views a huge portrait oC himself at the opening of his
Senate campaign headquarten in Delroit. Kelley, l Democrat, hopes
l-0 unseat Republican Sen . Robert P. Griffin ..
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McG!1vern Shops
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WASl!INGTOll (UPI) -Sell. Geora•
S. McGovern, willi lbe "poln!Ul" laslt of
dropping Sen. Thomu F. Eagletoo
belllnd -blm, ·,.~ loday lor a new
1Wll11nC male •ho : can help &el hia
praldenllal -palan bade .. lhe fut
traclt be had hoped would lake blm lo
victory over ru~ M. Nixoa 'ln
November.
M<Goven, wllo pmuaded Eqlelon lo
lrtep.clown al .a 11"Hlaur con!.,.... MOI>
day night, Slld be had llOI yet decided ..
a replacement. 'lbe D_un o c t 1 t I c
p=lal no,,,_ llld he would make a Uoo 10 Ille o.-noUc
Nat Commltt.ee 11wlthln a few days."
"We are golng to be very ea.Jlious ·and
very careful ln nllklng the vlee preslden-
llal DQminaUoo,'' tald McGovern, whose .,,
plans for a fut atart /II \he camoalaJ>
aplnol Nixon went """ked by Iba week· 1-0nf conllovmy over Eagletoo'a heallb
llacqround.
Speculallon lmmedlalely centered on ·
some ol tbe urne men mentioned u vice ~deollal prospeCll al 1111 month'•
Democratlc N a t ion a 1 C.ooventioo -
Seol. Edmund S. Muolde ol llalu and I
Gaylonl Nellan ·of Wlaconsln, 8aJ1enl
Shriver, a K<nned)' fn.law, and former
Party Oia1rman La......,.. F. O'Brien.
Eagleloa, .who met ne....,.. with
McGovern to announce the deciaion, said
today he would make no recom-
mendations to McGovern on a successor.
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McGover11 TV.I">
Session Set
NEW YORK (APl -ABC and .
CBS aay they will carry llve
television coverqe of an in.
nouncement by Sen. G e o r 1 e
Mc<lovorn ocheduled fer lOlllghl al
I p.m..l'DT. I
NBC, which firal said ll ..... Id
follow lull, de<lared later lhll a
decision on Uve coverage would be
made wjJen it learned w~ tbe Domocrallc prealdentlal ca le
had to say.
Aklts sakl McGovern would lilt
about Ille campaign bul de<llned to
be more opodll•. Tbey aa l d be
would not announce ~-repl.tcme:Dt lot Sen. 'lbomas F. EaJ!eloa, wllo
wilhdrow Monday u lhe v~
presidentW candidate .
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debate ovtr Sen. El&lelon'I pUl medlcaI
hlt»ry contlnuos IO divert allenlloll from
the pul .. Uonal -lhal need lo be
dilculsed.'' ~
"Ladlea and &'llUemen. I o o k at Ille
news," McGovern added ln reply to a
question. "It has blotted out the war, It
hu blotted ool Ille economy end ll hu
blotted out the eentral issue."
Kiainge'r last met secrelly with the
.North Vietnamese official! on July 19.
Durlog the prevklus lhree yeara, he had
.peld more than a dozen sessions -none
of whlcb were disclosed until this year.
\ Vietnamese were wounded. . The Ameriean killed wu a Marine up
before daylight tcf collect c:lonaUons for '
Vietnamese orphans. He was walklng
from <>ne building to another to pick up
collection boxes when the rockets began
r8ining In about 5:2{) a.m.
Funeral Licensing Issue
"This ii a decision that should be en-
llrely up IO Sen. McGovern," he said in a
teJevision Interview (NBC.Today show) .
Eagleton, lronieaily,, perfonned the
du ties of the viee president Tuesday
morning when he pie.sided over the
Senate for a short lime after Its openJAg.-
Vtce President Spiro Agnew tin<t'Pml·
dent Pro Tern JamesEasUand (D-ltll!!.),
Reactlon wu mlxed. California Slate
DerMcratie · O\alrman O..tles Manatt
said "this will allow us to quk'ldy refocus
on the problems of the economy, the war
and the lack of leadership In lbe N-
-:-;=-;.,."'iaoiugci' t!1 ~r-e~e:J to return irom
l'aris Tuesday night and 1mmediately
.report to Nixon. ,
The public ~ris pence ta!ks res~mr:c'
.00 July 13 apd ~!her public session 1s •
µheduled for T r~ay.
Ziegler's brle an'tiouncerr.ent, read lo
·reporters in his office, was in ketplng
·'"•ilh the new White House poUcy of
disclosing Kissinger 's meetings with the
North Vietp1!mest after be alre~dy
reaches Pal!is. The pres:i secretary would not say
when the presidential assistant left
Washington. but ){jsslnger conferred with
Nixon {or 25 minutes Monday morning
befOre the chief executive flew to
Louisiana for U)e funeral o( Sen. Allen
Ellender (J>.La.). This would ind1eate
Xlsainger apparently new eb Par!' acme
time Monday .afte~n.
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Publishes List
Of 4 Prisoners
TOKYO (UPI) -North Vietnam's of·
fieial news agency today publl&hed the
names of four AmerlCtlD military ]JUota it
aakl were captured after lhtir planes
were shot down last Saturday and Sun
day. •
1be Vietnam News Agency (VNAl said
the pilots are: -Capt. Jam.tS David
Kula, 25, based in Takhll, Thailand,
ptured July 19. -capt. Melvin Klluki
Matsui. 27, ba!<d al Takhll, 'Ihelland,
, captured July' 29. -Lt. Col. William
John Breckner. 39. based in Udom,
Thailand. capturt'd at Hanoi June 30. -
Lt. Larry Donald Prlee, 25, based at
Udorn, Thailand, captured near Jlanoi
July 30.
All appeared to be U.S. Air Force
personnel.
In a .seperate di!pateh., VNA reported
downing of two American planes July 29
and July 30'. Many bombers operaUng
.over North Vietnam carry t~man
crews. The men named today may have
bttn the crewmen of the two planes, but
the agency d1d not specify this.
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The U.S. Command said the rockets
damaged the headquarters of Marine Air
Group 12, a post exchange warehouse, an
empty day room in the hospital comp1ek,
and dld heavy damage to two A4 attack
bombers.
The runways were closed for a lime to
clean away the debris, but operaUona
were resumed later, and jets streaked
ool to attaek targets acroa.s SOulh Viet-
nam.
Rioting Erupts
F~r Second Time
At Church · Fiesta
A Catholic ehurch fiesta 1n Santa Ana
was the seene of rioting · for the second
weekend in a row early Monday, poUce
reported. ·
Security guerds hired by the church lo
keep order opened lire on a group of 70
IO IO rioUJli youths who W"l throwing
rocb, bolllea and other debris at Ille
guards. No ... was Injured by lbe gul>'
flre but several guarC1.1 suffered minor /
injtaies. Fifteen men were atTated on
assault chllrgea.
Father Vincent Stnutoe of Our Lady of
lhe Pillar chlll<h, 1133 W. !Ill st., called
the trouble makers "oul!lden."
"They don't patronize our c:arnlvala,
they come beH dl1lnk and oo drug1," he
charged. The fi~ ar< being held IO
relae lunds for Ille "!'""'h's parochlal
!Choo!.
Ten Santa Ana police ofllcers, .awn·
maned by lhe priest, pul down lhe riot
end made Ille UTeall' early Monday
mornlng.
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Okayed, Held for Review
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Low-coil
funeraiJ or body dbposal may become
unobtainable. crltie1 say, under a bill ap-
proved by the Assembly bul kepi from
final action by a technleal move.
The Assembly gave the bill by Sen.
Jack Schrade (R&n Diego) a 41·25 vote
Monday, the minimum for passage. But
an opponent , Assemblyman Alan Sieroty
(0.Beverly Hills), was voted permission
to bold the bill for reconsideration later.
It must still be returned to the Senate for
concurreoce In Ammbly amaodmula
before going to the governor's desL
The blll was earrled 1n thie ~mbly
by Robert Badh&m, (R.,Newporl Beech).
He said it was intended only to require
that all persons who dispose of human
remains be subject ·to the same licensing
and cOntrols:.
But Assemblyman John Vaseoncellos
CO.San.Jose) disagreed sllarply.
"What It really means is a rip <>ff.''
Vasconcellos said in floor debate. "What'
this bill says is 'J can't contract to get a
low-O>St, nonfaney disposal of my body'.''
"The question . is whether licensing
serves the interest of the people of
California, or iI it serves lo protect the
mortuary industry." he said.
Sieroty .called the bill "one of the worst
.pieces of leglalation thi!: year.'' .
"This bill is tntendtd to put a certain
group of ~Diego Count~l of
busine!:s," Sleroty said.
The San Diego group, which test t
a hearing on the bill, is the Telopba
Society. For $15 reaistrallon and S250 let.
Telophase provides for cremation and
seattering of ashes at sea. Executives
say 2,500 members wish lo have "lhis -·
mJnimal service."
The Telophase Society says lbe bill
would Tequirt It and 11 or 12 memorlaJ
funeral societies, which also compete
with mortuariea, to provide an. em-
balming roorn and a chapel, which the
members do. not want. The bill, it says,
would put them oot of business.
Meanwhile the Senate coneurred 29-<I
Pitonday on Assembly ame.ndmtnts to
another Sehrade bill on the same. subject.
it would require, rather lhan pennit, the
state Board of Funeral Directors and
Embalmers to '.uunine and pus upon
the quallUcaUons of funeral director ap-
plicants be(ore pauing upon the' physicaf
status or plans and speciflcatioms of a
prpposed funeral establishment.
'the qualifications include' charaeter,
ability and erperience. But the re-
quirement that applicants have two years
aetual experience was deleted. The bill
now goes to the governor.
Tliief Takes
Free Advice
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Belh
Price: gave tree i~al advice lo the
thief she caugh red-handed car-
rying !30,009 worth o! her jewels
and a revolver.
"So far thls is only a burglary. If
you 'point or use that gun, it's a
robbery." &be Informed lhe lhiel In
her home. Robbery carries a
harsher sentence than burglary.
"You win, lady," the burglar
said. He then fltd with tour S&P""
phlru and lwo dlamouds. _ ·
were abs_ent.
At the Democratic National Com·
mittee, where the succesaor to Eqleton
.... 111 be formally chosen. officials said the
first task would be to clear up a series of
credentials challenges agalnat new
members. Alter that, an emergeney
meeting will be ealled by the. new na·
Uonal chalnnan, Jean Westwood , to
select a new vice presidential candid.Ate.
McGovern's recommendation - u it
&>residency... •
"The net effect will be l'Pbsitlve one,"
Manatt said.
But Missouri Democratle Chairman
Dellon Houlcblns said "ll was a real deoi_
• •• they ~ count Missouri oot as far
as I'm coricemed this fall ." Colorado
Chalnnan Bill Leavel said_ Eagleton was
"a fine man who got caught in a tough
situation."
Floods Cripple
WU at the Miami Beleb convention -is Phili. . c·
expected lo he «¥1ln>Ulng. ppme 1ty·,
Al the While lloule, Press Secretary ·
'Worst Disaster' Ronald L. Ziegler said Presldenl Nliao
hu not conlacted Eagleloa since Ille
aenator wu dropped Inn. tbl, ticket and
has no comment on the-matter. Ziegler llld be rolled Ille development MANILA (AP) -Fed by lncmant
In conversation with the J>fttident and monSoon raw, flood waters swept back
"he said we really have nothing to say on over much of Luz.on Island and ·the
that." greater Manila area today. It was the
Eagleton signed and sent oil his ronnal worst natural disaster in Philippine
Jetter of resignation Mooday momlng, h1
saying "there Is no rancor In my heart." ~~nel.y ~nl of "·-"· was report~ The letter contalned much .of what he r-· ~--· mtULua 1:\1
said In his wlllltrawal slltement Tues-flooded and abciut 80 percent of the labor
day nliht, adding: "I therefore resign as: force did not report Cor work.
vice presldenllal candidate on the 1172 Three.more deaths, Including one from
Democratic Uckel" cholera in Pampanga Provtnee, brCJuCht
In jolnUy announcing Ille decision, lhe unofficlal loll IO 31111 since July I.
J.fcGovern hid said he has made "no Much of 14 province,, was under water,
decision more painful or dlfficult." and at least 2 million peraoos wue af.
McGovern and Eagleloa 8llllOWICecl al leded.
a .. ws con1,....,. In the Senate Caucus The Nellonal Disaster Coordlnallng
Room Monday nlghl their • • j o I n I· Center aald the floodJ ,..,. wone lhan
deeision" that E11leton step down from· those laat month; the nten bad begun
the ticket. It came only six days after the ' lo rteede when new lDOOIOOnS came.
.a.year-old Mlasourian dlsclosed at an Pefsans in Pampanai, north of Manila,
·equally dramaUc joint news cooler<nce bad IO climb lttes IO ...,. ... drownin(.
In the Black Hills of Soulh Dakola lhat he The Wealher Ouru• aald a low
had been bospllallud Ulm Ulnes for preuure area llO mllea llOUlh ol Guam
psychlalric ........ , lbrealerled Luzon wtlli more ralu for lhe
Eagleton b lbe lint -pmldenllal next 43 boon.
candidate ever to aecept the nomination OU!cials appetltd to the U.S. govern.
and later resign from the ticket. me.nt not to withdraw 14 U.S. Marine
"In the joint decisk>n we have reached, hellco~rs I r o m the carrier 'flipoli
health was not a factor ," McGovern said which have been flying dally rtllef filgbta
A similar riot broke, out durlng a
carnival at. the same church the weekend
before. Olurch leaden are meeting today
to determine If a thlrd seheduled carnival
will be held llexl Sunday.
in a prepared statement. 1'But the public since July 22.
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Pastor Gets 5
Years' Pro.!>ation
For Molestation
Urges Shuttle
Contract Probe
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Demotratie
National Chairman Jean M. Westwood
has asked a congreuional lnvestl1at1on
An Anaheim pastor convicted of ehild of the awarding o( the · space &huttle con-
molettiJ\g by an Oranae County Superior tract.
Court jury which rejected related alle1a· She said Monday that five directors of
lions of .aex perversion bas been placed the finn that won the contraet. Nori!'
on five yeari probllkm by .the trial American J;Wekwell , eon~ibUted to PrtSI·
judge ,. dent Nlxoa s 1968 campaq:n.
Judie Byron K. MeMllla~ suspended "The award of this con~act to North
the state prl~ term he could have American Rockwell ••• raises questions of etbicr," abe said. ordered for Rev. Fred Robert Diehl , 61, But Sen. Alan Cranston CD-Calif.),
pastor of Ille Anaheim CllrlJUan Cllurth, defended Ille awerd ol Ille $2.I billion
and ordered . him not to be In the space contract. He said It was "not any
presence of minor children ~lhoul other boondogale." Cranston said be did not re~ponsible adult.I bein&: on hind. know if oni' of the purposes In awarding
He told Diehl tblt he will additionally the contract to the Downey, firm was to
impose a flne when he bn revie\ved help wln re-election for President Nixon.
further reportJ compiled on the convicted "I have no rtalOll to asswne that/' he
putor. Diehl was ordered to mum to said. "I Ju.st don't tnow:11
the courtroom Sept. I le< lhal determina-
tion.
Diehl was convicted of moleJlln& an 11·
YtaM>ld~I wllo wu 1 atudenl list jNltl· mer In cburth'a Cbrlatlan 1A1111111er
aclx>ol. child told lbe jwy tbal Diab!
commllled Ille olf.-bl i camper
parked by Dlebl neor Ibo llClloal.
Mine~s Pick Leaders
PITl'SBURGR (UPI) -Mem'*1 ol
1116 Uniled Min< Worken ol America btcm nomlnallnf ~lo w. A. ''Tony" Boyle ind •ilhl Giiier toP
iolmlallonal olllHrl o! lbe union loda1
In a preluclo lo • C(IW'l«der.d December
election. •
Service Station Hit
By Greedy Burglar
A wlndow-lmashinl bur&lar atrVed
hlmlell al a Newpoc1 lleadl ""'lee ata-
tlon Monday, de•ntni oul nearly 12,000
In lOOla, tlrel, baueri.., ..,.. ol oil.
•liarollea and oilier valuablea.
Mike Kaplan, owner ol M I k e ' f
Palisades MobII Service, SSSS E. Brlatol
Sl.. oalled police when he d!Joowred lhe
brealt·ln. Illa loll Included !ht cash ttl!bler and
anoth4r omce machine, accordlq lo i...
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CA RP ET ED THOUSANDS OF HOMES IN,
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BEACH, LAGUNA
BEACH AND HUNTINGTON BEACH. ONE
NEIGHBOR TELLS ANOTHER UNTIL WE
HAVE WORKED IN EY.EllY HOME ON A
BLOCK.
THE FORMULA IS SIMPL.6-~ TRY TO
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -SOUn:tl dolo
to Pnoldenl Ni>lln 11y be will lawidl Illa
cami>olp for ..-loc:tloo In caulcmla
6ains Llbar Doy -c.ut.mla, Nlson!1 lllllve llale, Wiil he
• .,,.,w heltlqround In the """ tietw..., NIJo!I and Jlemocfll a-1e s.
M~ II bu 6 e1ecton1 votei, Ibo
moot of any llala. ·
The """"'"' uld Monda1 that NlmD
would llllM aboul four cam!'llln llOj10
eadl ...-whio 1111 rHl«tlm dilff
niov.. Into lll&)i geor near Ille ml ol
Septimber. . .
'Ille Presidmt Is upe<ted to give
clelaill ol Illa campalcn pilnl when be
bolds what be bas dtloibed u ...
jOliUcal prtSS confere.nc1" at the
Western WbJle HOUie In S.n C1emeote
alttt the Alli· 21·2' Republican .....
ventloo In Miami Beach. Fili.
Nixon will fly from caillornia to
llawaU for an Aug .• 31.sept. 1 ineetlng
with new_ Japanese Pmnltr Kakuel
Tanaka ~ . .
The IOW'Cel Ibo aalil Nixon ....iii!
ltl"ell hil role u "President" during the
campaign, pleading lhat the "demands"
of bla ollice were keeplnJ lllm from the
dail1 fray.
YOUNG TifESl'IANS 'GET OUT OF TifEMSRVES' IN IRVINE CREATIVE DRAMATICS WORKSHOP
K•therine Conilon, Kathy Cl•rk ton floor} end D•mion Fulton St-ve lmproviNtional Seen•
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In the: past two wee.ks, N"ix.on . hu
become more openly poUtkal, moving
away from a prevloua: prohibition agalnat
discussing poUllcal qu..tions before the
convention. At a July 27 news confettnet,
Nfibn uprwed the O\)inion tile election .,..-,Id be close. arid "bard fought right
down to the wire."
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PrOducers Fail
To Me et Claim s
'Ibey sometimes giggle a lot, talk all at
once and stand with their ba~ to the
audience. ' ·
But they al!O think, Improvise and act
-which is what the creative dramatics
wcrtshop in the Irvine recreation pro-
gram is all about.
"I give them basJc orders and then
they mus! build on them," oaid teacher
and d8ncer Hal O'Neal.
'lbe five-week workshop ii div1ded into
WASIUNGTON (UPI) - A government three age groups, four to sevm-year~lds,
report saya manufacturers of can, etec-8 to ll-year-olds and teenagers. 'Ibey
trlc razon and television sets have fail· meet daily at University H!gb School to
ed, upon demand, to prove all the claims create improvisations, pantomime and
they make in the advertising. plays.
Sen. ·Frank E. Moss ( o . u tab ) , O'Neal and Gene Wilkes, txith of whom
chairman of the Senate consumer sul>-dance with the Laguna Beach Civic
amm.lttee, said Monday in releasing the Ballet C:Ompany, direct the classes. .
week of August. All three age groups will
perform stlf-ereated plays or improvisa·
lions. . .
Perrormances, along with displays . or
arts and crafts from summer workshops,
will take place in the Uni~ersity High
mulU~room.
"Establish who you are to each other."
O'Neal directed from tbe back ol the
small auditorium as a group of 1actors
walked into an imaginary abandoned
building replete with monsters.
"Was that supposed to be me? Oh. no."
O'Neal groaned as aner a young boy
lumbered across the stage during an
assia:nmenl to study and copy someone's
walk.
O'Neal had litlle time to speculate on
the impersonation. A k>ng line of
dramatic stumblers, atriders, tiptoers,
trippers and saunterers was waiting to
go on.
A recommendation that double aeulona
be used ln!tead ol leuln• more portable
cla'ssrooms and a public hearing on tbe 1m.n budget will be Ille major Items
facing San Joaqulp school dbtrict
trustees Wednelday. ..
1be regular meeUnc of the board will
begin at 7:30 p.m. in the multi-purpose
room of La Pu lntem\ediate School ln
Mission Viejo.
·If lhe double session recommendation
is adopted by the tll:Mtd, it could mean
2 Teens Nabbed
In Defacing
Of 26 V eliicles
A four-month investlgalloQ. by Orange
County Sherirf's officers into the defacing
of 26 cars parked by MiMion Viejo
residents on Marguerite Parkway has en·
ded \\'ith the arrest or \t'O male
juveniJes.
Sheriff's ·Capt. James Btoadbelt said
the t~·o youths, both or whom live in the
area, have been turned oVer to· juvenile
court authorities for further action.
The two boys, ages l.f and JS, are ac-
cused of using sp ray paint to inflict
damage estimated at $1.500 on the 26
"autos .
They are also charged \\1ith spraying
the same red paint over laundry equip-
menr cfnd.;Jlle walls of a nearby apart·
ment bu ilding.
Neither boy is linked to the damage in--
f11ctcd three weeks ago on a number of
Ca rs owned by Laguna Hill! Leisure
World residents. Broadbelt said. ,
Jo"ourteen cars owned by residents ol
the retirement community wer~ the
targets or Intruders who sprayed
obscenities on the vehicles and also
defaced walls and laundry equipment in
the area.
Broadbelt said the Leisure world in-
cident is still under investigation.
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that over half ot' the dlstrlct11 11,0lit
student.a would be on *10\e form fl
modified achedullng during all or part ii
the ltn.73 school year. Thia would 10.
elude nearly all of the .first and .......a ,
graders; students at Aliso, SanUlgo, ne
Portola, O'Neill. and Jrvine EJementart
Scliools; and students at La Paz and AlilO
lntennediate Schools. :
In ~ recomm!idaU.. to the boa..!
associate supt!rintendenl Richard Welte
isaid the undesirability of double
sessions is out~·elghed by the problems
involved ;n leasing and uSVt& Portable
classrooms to house the overflow ot
tiludents.
To avOid double seuions°'Or a form ot
modified scheduling. Or. Welte says ln
his memorandum a«0mpanying the
agenda that al lea.st 20 more portables
woald be needed. The rirst year lease, in-
stallation and ritUng with fumishinas
v.·ould cost about $181,000, school officials
have calculated.
Besides being expensive. officials leel
that the wear and tear oo a school cam·
pus is greater with overcrowded reguJor
school sessions than with leas crowded
double sessM>ns.
Officials have noted in the past that the
choice between double se~iona and a ·
form of modified scheduling will be made
by the principals of the individual"
llChools .
The public hearing on the p~
1972·73 budget is scheduled for late in the
meeting rono .... ·ing consideration or the
regular board agenda. The $13.4 million
spending program calls for a property lax
rate of $2.71. a 2S cent lax increase over
the last fiscal year. ·
,, If the school board approves the budget
as recommended and decid<>s to levy the
increased property tax rate, a surplus of
nearly $900,000 should be lert in the
district coffers at the end er tht school
year.
Othei Item! on the regular a'end.a
Include:
-A res»rt on the slate reading test
scores for first, !eCODd and third grader•
in the district.
-A request· that the sale of the old ti
Toro School to a developer be finalized.
nport that it showed uthat 1 substanUal _The sessions art noisy ~ en~lptic
number of ad claims are backed by with manr would« 1besp••n1 repe1tedly
.nothing but bot air." volunt.ering lo< duty oo stage.
The report could bealme the bub of -~'nlil 11 the ,.venth year O'Neaf has
-''G your . o new car
false adverli!lng <barges made against headedthe clU9ea under the community
the manufacturers by the Federal Trade recreat1011 program. Commission (FTC) · As in other years, the dramatic efforja
About a year ago: the FTC'• Bureau o[ this . summei: will culminate in ·a lite
· Consumer PrntecUnn ordmd 32 flrml to pUblic performaoce during Ille aecond
back up with documentecf proof m
dalms made for their products In ad-
vertisments.
The bur...U-Staff,-analyiing---ibe
material submitted, saJd, "serious ques-
tions a. to the adequacy of data to sup-
port the clalma they purporttc1 .to cloci>-
ment arose in about 30 percent of the
responses."
~Y clalms were documented in a
IDOlt impruslve manner," the report
xald, and aboul :IO perteot of the
documentation wu ao Wchnical .. tbat it
would take spoc:lal upertlle to evaluate
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Colll!ty ···AccidentS
Claim Two. Li ves
Two men were killed ln separate
Orange Coonty traffic accidenla Monday
afteroooo and early today, the Orange
Coonty coroner'• office noported.
Herman Sbamley, 5, ol lfl E. Peanon
St., Anaheim, loll· bla Ille In a twc>ar
-al Ith -and Orangethorpe Avenue in Garden Grove M<nday. Police
said Jean K. Ronnie, 21, rt. Anaheim,
driver ol lbe other car wu only lllghlly
Injured'.
Moss, -..-11ae ovenees ~lion " the lrulll In advertising law. submitted the noport ID the
manufacturers for their commenta . . The f1rm1 cballenged the bureau's Shortly after I a.m. today Douglu D.
evaluation. They aald the bureau had Stone, 31;cif '1516 El Ferro! Way, B~
.-Oll"1ooked --• of the documentation. Park, died .m.n. bla car, eaatbound on
For"'-eiample the Ford Motor Company --u..-~ Freeway at Ille Rlvenide
claimed In.~ ad that Ila low·prloed Pinto ··Freeway interdlqe went out ol c:oolrol
\ ••never needs waling." • and plunged dcrivn an embannneot.
1be Fl'C staff aiid the tclOle tuppOrt"
from Ford for that claim WU U URJlo
lion that Ford ..., quality . painla
"capable ol maintaining an acceptable
a_ppeu:ance for an a:teOOed number of years." .•
Not an, aald Ford. In a letter to Moss.
it pointed to "ezposure tests" made oo
painted panela to Florida sunshine for al
least 12 months.
"Ford's engineers 1f1! ol the opinion
that 12 months' eapoouno In IOUlhem
Florida la the equivalent ol three yean.
exposure to ultravlolel aunllihl lllldel:
av.-rage clin)llllc coodiliolll in the United ,, &ates.". Ford aakL'
D~erous Soup Cans
Hunted by O_fficers
' KANSAS CJ'l'.Y (AP) -The aearch by
federal ageota for 450 cans of potenlially
dangerous soup missing from an aban-
doned dowoloW. building ii beinJ lo-·
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.John Pierpoint, U.S. Manha! for
....tem Mlloouri, said Monday a deputy
dlacovered OD July 7 the -had -
taken. It -not dlllClooed until WI
Salunlay.
F .rasier!'Js Dad?
Zoo Says Lion's Sire Going Stro1ig
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. · (UPI) -tor Is cmvlo<ed that Leo wu Frasier's
Frasier Ille -lion Is dead but the lalber or even gandlatber.
Albuguerque :r.oo bpllem it bu ., even Frasier arrived at Lion COuolly with a
,,.,tt -"1-bble animal ID Leo tlie liooi;---::-:.~"":.ter~u!; ~·=
-SS or "' and ltill Coinl llroq. belltwd he had ....,. !tom a Merion
Frasier, famo111 lor bla .... 17 lo ao. dn:us, he oould ..... ....,. from the El
and bis oep-.. copadllel at Mil Pw, Tu., -wloeN the dealex ap-
-. advanced .... died ~ at Lilll parmtlJ bouglit ...... " lions.
o..illy Salm. ta X-. lllllL He hod "Since ,.. "'" ~ El Pull with
--.Sol dibs aod -In 1111 lioo <Ubl at lbal time, WI u-be that
attemt>ll -. • the day belme Illa ~ came !tom ...,. ..i -llltd
deJoth. ' " b1 Leo," i!lftcor aalcL
Leo la al leall 23 101rs old and ltill la Leo, wbo lias Jll'Cdlced •-..•• o1 procluclni cobs, Dr. BrllOO Strlnier, <*. bu double catarlels In bis .,..
-of the -. aalcL and 111l)ritis, "but he 1111111 able to ,_
"Leo came to the soo In 11541 and be pnUy •••d.'' the dlrector uld.
WU II least l year old then," Stringer 8lrinpr said IOO Item ....,alJT 11 .. lo
aa1cL "Very~ alW that be,~ , ahaul 1$, mM!D1 l.eo a mt lloa.1111111
, produ<lllC cubl." • . la equal ID -t20 bwnan ,.an.
5trongtr believes Frasier may-• Leo la a -, Hon, aa allacl
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Meet the team .that has all Orange
County talking • , , Never has an auto-
mobile been asked to meet the rigid
requirements this stall demands for
the "Golden Touch" seal awarded to
all the Lincoln-Mercury products who
·pass the test. You've been wanting this
service, all your---n,w car buying life
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For . .\II Men .•• . • RICKY TICKY POLmX' Well folks,
the-Democrats just fired their vice
pnt;idential candidate and the na~
left breath!~. waiting day by day lor
the ne:a:t disaster that the Party will visit
t.1J>Oll itself as it careens I.award '
Notember oblivion.
~en for Democrats, the spectacle ha1
been hard to belleve. Flrsl, they reacll
in1' their political buclu!I and pull out thil freshman senator from MiS30Utl and
tel[ the ·world be is going to be the next
\'ict president of the United States.
'l!fom Eagleton ."\-. people mumble.
"Who in the world ii~·
Then the senator stands befort the con-
vention and start.I talking and indeed, he
sounds like a nice enough chap. Maybe
he'll do, folks said. After all, who ever
beard of Spiro before the Natklnal GOP
put.him in a place where h;e could keep
his mouth open all the time?
NEXT, rr IS divulged that Senator
Eagleton had aeen psy~hlalriats in 19SO,
1964 and )966. Now, there att a lot of
people who believe lhat a lot of · politi-
cians should see psychiatrists,
particularly some vice presldenll. But
anyway, the notion that ~nator Eagleton
had visited one ~·as too much ·ror the
Demos.
Now the wb:lle Democratic Party
needs to go see a head.shrinker.
We seem to be a country that likes to see vice presidential candidates in hot
water. So there is the veep candidate,
(acing the television cameru and telling
the nation that his polllical expenses
really were legitimate. That his slush
fund wasn't a slush fund. That his wlfe
doesn't wear a mink coat but just a plain
old cloth one. That the only thing be ever
was really given was this cute Uttle dog
Checkers and he sure isrl°t going: to gi\'e
that back and break his daughters'
hearts.
OF COURSE, the vice presidential can·
didate who bared his political soul in this
fashion on teevee Sept. 23, 1952 got away
with iL Senator Richard M. Nixon of
California became Vice President NiJ:oo
of · W uhlngton. He even woo another .
election later.
After watchlna: the Democrats oVer the
past few days, you get the notion that
J..1r. Nii:on may even win yet another
election.
L Maybe he had a little slush fund, but
you can bet he never saw any
headshrinker. -
\The Democrats, however, have 1hoved
psychiatry back lnlo the 18th Century.
ClEARL Y, TllE . Republican and·
Democratlc conventions are a:oing to give
us a slice of natlonal contrast. The GOP
gathering ii going to be abool u ucitlng
as an old lad1es' quUtin1 party. The
DelllOI, on the other band, ran a circus in
which the final act wu to aboot 1 South
Dakotan out ol a cannoo and then Ort: the
Mi""'1rian who pulled the trtuer.
The Dtmos are just about u lltely to
try for an encore. George McGovern will
probably pick Hubert Humphrey as his
Viet presidential candidate. T h e n
McGovern 'will 1tep·down "for the 1ood
of party unity so be can discuu the real
issues."
TEDDY WILL THEN 1tep forward ,
1aying be1l take over now for good old
George who really was a fine fellow to
step down "for the good of the party so
we can ·really dbcuss the lssutl."
Absurd? Sure. But so is everythln1 else
that '• happened wllh the llemoerats
since they bad that clambake off Ml•ml
lleach.
Actually, you shouldn't let the Demos
fool you like UliJ. They actually planned
It lhb way Ill akq. They ffaur< lo bave
the GOP people lauKhlng so bard thol
they'll forget to eltber C1111pai&n or ~te.
It's an old. old, Democi'atic tacUc.
They call it victory throujb confusion.
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Bremer Said
TQBeSick
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UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (UPI) -A
defense attorney contend.I the man a~
cused of obootlng Alaboma Gov. C-ge
C. Wallacf: w11 "weird'' a;nd probably
"alck the day he was born."
Allorney B<njarnln Upoltz made the
statement to 1 jury of alx men and als
l\'OrTleD ?tfonday u the triaJ of Mthut
Herman Bremer, 11, a fcrmer Milwaukee
bulboy and janitor, began.
""'8remer sat in the courtroom smiling
endl ... ly. Once be lluck h~ tongue out
at a . spectator, .ruled brotdiy and
chuc1<1«1 to l!!lmeu.
Lipsitz argue4, there wu not enough
evldtnce to ahow that Bremer wa1 the
man at a Laurel. Md., shopping center
last May 15 who fired the 1bota thet
wounded Wallace, a Secret Service a1ent,
an Alabama atate trooper and a woman
campaign worker for the Democratic
presidential canWdate. Wallace still ia
ball poralyud.
Under the directk>n or Judae Ralph
Powers, the court picked lbe jury In one
hoor and 15 minutes and 1tarl<d the trial
on assauU to commit murder (har1e1
that could result in the sentencing of
Bremer to 12S years in priJon.
The defense won a p:ilnt early by hav·
ing Bremer, 21, seated in the crowd of
abotlt JOO newsmt.11 and spectator1 when
sil successive wllntaaes were uked to
pick him out Three, inchxlJ.ni a police
officer who said be knew the two
plainclothes d e p u t i e 1 seated bellde
Bremer, .identified him. But I.he other
three stared fuWeJy as they wandered
about the audlence tryinJ lo find the
delendant.
Bremer appeared in the Prince
Georges County courtroom drmed In a
modish wit, dark shirt, and yellow
striped tie. He sported a beard and a rull
head of bJond, curly hair, in contraat to
his closely cropped hair style when he
Was arrested exactly 11 wee.ks ago. ·
~ in hit previous public appearance,
Bremer smiled endl~ly. He olten turn-
ed in bis chair to look out at the spec·
tat.ors, smiling almost u: if he were po!·
ing for a picture.
He 1poke only once to say "thank you''
to i prospective juror who said the news
coverage or the abooting convinced him
Bremer WU guilty.
LlpoitJ dtl!d -......., why there
was inluffident evklencf., and aa1d be
would call an FBI technician to llhow
thet'
-Ballistics tuts d1d not positively
trace the bullets taken from the wounded
governor to the gun.
-The gun did not have Bremer'•
fingerprints on it.
-Paraffin tests of Bremer'• hands
made the day of the shootlna -faUed to
show Bremer bad fired a gwt.
A3 expected, Upsllz said Bremer wa1
insane -but not just at the time <>f the
shooting. He said be would produce thrte
elpert' wilnes!es to show Bremer waa
schizophrenic. "All tine," be added,
"will lell you there is a 1ood chance
Arthtir Bremer WU stet the dey he Wll
born -and maybe before be was born."
He described Bremer u "a boy who
was weird the day be came into this
world." ·
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A crying woman Ls comforted by another during a mass funeral for
110 unldenWled civilians ldlled on lllib"1•Y One In Vietnam as they
tried to flee Quang Trl An estimated 2,000 people were ldlled by
North Vietnamese ambushes over a thre&<lay period.
Security Breach Blamed
In Slwotout at Prison '
BOSTON (AP) -Cornet ions Com-
mis..ioner Jolll 0. Boone aaya "an ob-
vious breach or security" led lo the
slaylna: of two prison emptoyes and the
wounding ol two «her pmlOllS by 1 con-
victed murderer who later, according to
authorities, took his own life.
Walter J. Elliott, 30, servin1 a tenn for
murder at Norfolk Prison, apparently
shot himself through the heart and
serioualy wounded his wife, Katherine, as
the climax to a six-hour drama at the
( IN SHORT .•. )
medium security institution Monday. His
wife died today a1 a result ot her ID-
juties.
UllnC bandl\IDI prbon ollldala uy
they believe bis wife mmlQl"1 lcto the
prbon under her Ione dml, Elliott
earlier shot two pardl and a prison in-
structor.
e IRA DeKfal
BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) -
The lrllh Re)llblican Army denied today
that it aet the bombs that tilled six
penons and wounded more than 30 in a
vlllage near Londonderry Monday, but ii
vowed to retaliate for the British Army's
occupation of Catholic eoclaYeS.
Officlala of tit( IRA'1 Provisional Wing
charfl<d In Dublin that the three bombl
thet wrecked the main llr<et of Qaudy
were planted by British troopo lo divert
attention from their Invasion of the ioo,.
barricad<d ·~go" artU Monday.
e Doektt Deadllllf!
LONDON (UPI) -The British gov..,,.
meal will give strikin& dockworkers unUl
Aug. t to settle thellii!.pute belon!
declaring a state of emergency to
ufeguard food and other vital SUPflll<S,
a:overnment sources laid today.
The decision was reachecflti\ a cabinet
meetlng called by Prime Minister
~ward 'Heath to late a serious look at
the nationwide strike now in its firth day.
e Bat.cit Act
WASllINGTON (AP) - A thr ... judge
panel bas cracked open the door to
partisan pol!Uca by federal employ.,, but
the worten have to wait fot a Supreme
Court ruling before they crou any cam-
paign thr .. bolds.
In the 1.-1 rulin( Monday, the panel
lield the! ,..v1a1cm of the Hitch Act
.-
which-ban parti.l!IBll politics by fed.era)
worken are •1tmpermiulbly vague and
over-broad," and violate \be free-speech
clause or the Ist Amendment.
e Laird Hecfcled
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) -Antiwar
demonstrators stnltlng "we don't believe
a word you 'l"fl saying," Monday i.n-
lerrupted a 1peech by nerense Secretary
tl1elvln R Laird about America's efforts
to gel out or Vietnam and return to a
peace time economy.
Laird temporarily silenced the ap-
proximately 50 demonstrators by prom-
ising to answer questiMs after his
apeedl.
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Intemational, right next to
TWA's terminal ... and that
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LONDON (UPI) -Dlplomallc nparll
..... blfts here Nld today • -ol the
Eoptlan 1nny rebelled aplMI l'mf-
detit Anwar Sodat «> May 25, but the
_...(l'lb falkd.
'Ille dlploliiat. llld ...,. I , 0 0 0
~om Cll·lha .Ute "opectal forceo" W>
der Jlrie, Gel. Samir £1.Tannl look
port hi the nbtllton. •
'Ille reporll from the Mlddla Eul
could not be lmmedll,lel1 eonflnn<d by
pvemment IClltCll here and abrMd.
About 10 of the rinCleldtn, lncludlnJ
Tlnawl, were amll<d, the dlplomall
uld. .
The diplomats aid the move wu
bell .. <d to be one of the ,....... fad&t
decided to •l]>d Soviet mllitory advllen
from Eifpt.
Detail> ol lbe fncid<nt are lllll not
clear but diplomats aafd there were two
ventons abool the obj<cliva of the r<bel
troopo. •
One vmion uld they planned to
overthrow Sadal
The other llld they planned to placO an
u!Umotwn before the prealdent that be
should coocede I list of demands. llud
or the list wu the remov11 ot the Soviet
advlsers.. U Sadat refused the plan wu to
unseat him from power.
The diplomat.I said that early on the
morning of May 15, about 50 he.licopters,
each carrying 10Tne 20 fully armed com-
mandol of the "special forces," gathered
in the Belbels aru, nortbeast of Cairo,
where there ls a m1jor military airfield.
ll<!ports uld the troops planned to land
at two places -near Sadat's home ln the
Guizeh suburb ol . Cairo, and near the
radio staUon.
War Minister Lt. Gen. Mohammad
Ahmed Sadek was appai'enUy notified of
the 1ltuation at Belbell and hnmedlalely
took charge in a counteraction.
There waa no detail how the rtbels
weri foiled but the diplomata said
Tanawi and the ringleaders were ar-
rested and secretly referred to trial.
Tanawi was .subsequently replaced by.
Col. Mahmoud Abdulla.
The diplomats said Sadat obliquelf
referred to the power move In a majlir
speech July 24 when he lol!l.<d aboot hiJ
d1£feunces with the Soviet Union.
Sadat said be considered, alter Presi·
dent Nixon's summit meeting in Moscow,
that a "pause with our friend (the Soviet
Union) ii neceasary to talk and be
frank ."
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He then added: "°'4' dill--. tlnlM!d from March lt7l IDIUI today, The
dlf!mncu were cooculed, llthoueb
they cauoed me domelllc: troub~."
The diplomat. lllld the ll1llY move ,...
• factor In the apubloo de<laloa but
Rualil'• !JlocllDC:e lo tuPl'IY· F.mll with ..
advanotd weapom wu sWl .ibi main
......., Sadat ordered the .-au1.
Bugging Suspect
Had Vote Check
In Bank Ac'Count
WASHINGTON (AP) -A ~.000
check. aPf>U""IUY Intended for President
Nixon'• r...iectlon campaign, ended up
in the account of~ of five men acamd
In the breol:·ln and bugging attempt al n.mocrauc headquarters bel'e, the
Washington Post aaid today.
1be check waa made out by the First
Bank and 'ITilSI Coolpa1JY, of eOCa
Raton, Fla., to K<nneth ff, ~. ol
Minneapolis, the Nixon campaign finance
chairman fDr the Midwest, I b e
newspaper aaid.
Jt later was deposited in the bank ac--
count of Bernard L. Batter, who 1Vll ar·
r-with four olber men lnllde the
Democratic National beadquarten on
June 17, according to the newspeper. 'Ille
five men were charged with blqlary.
Police aJoo seized a quantity ol eleclnmic
bugging equipment. .
The Poat said it confirmed the ex·
lstence of lbe cl!eck with Dohlberl. II
was depo&ted to the Barker account in
April, although the eJ:act route taken by
the check after it le(t·· Dohlberg'a bandl
was not known, the Post aald. -
Rockefeller Gra ndd.ad
LITILE ROCK. Ark. (UPI) -Former
Arkansas Gov. Winthrop Rockd.Uer. bu
become a grandfather Monday when
Andrea Davidson Rockd'eller, seven
pounds, WU born at SI. Vincent'! in-
firmary.
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Antipollution Tax
Benefit Reject,ed
• Cars H alt.ed. 1 Old n111, ·iwew Ute , . B . ~I I • . utter. y n Tax Plans ReVIved official Insect Adop~d For Probe t
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A ytWaod -more thall llGI cepl tht blU 1IUlllber and bis
iu llllllon acb>ol n-wr mlllfoa ·a ,..r In oew .we name• author.
reform llfOPOlll baa a new mcney into local ec:bo6ll. "R'a 1UU my blU, and I will
Ufo. a MW -and a oor II -1d abo -llalo In-coodad U Vf&°"'"" an effort
-name ~y. but it'• the same comt. aalet, vehicle ~ u I have In the past for it,"
plan a Senate committee kllled bUllnm taus bY more thall Dilll Aid alter the committee tut week.1. fl billioo a year and Ul6 up "YOle. .
TltlJ Um• tht -·• com-• about ..,..tblnl of tht slata'• Aaked how he could 1Upport
prom!Jo belwem Republican ..timated $411 milllm budcet lhe plan now after beJni •
Gov. Rooali! Ruaan and ourpl111. . 'OrOllllntol. member of Ille Democratic Ntembly Speal<or Other provlaloNI of tht tu Senato oppooltioo a wee!< aao.
Jlob Moretti Is in a Sonata bill meuure would ""ll'ln _,. OW. ctled on Item which In-
and .... th• backing of • approval ol -lut1lro -mucd '""" am million to .... tor wbo played a key role erlJ tu rota -and Sl'/I million tht sbaro ol tho In kllllng the propoaal WI the pve ,..i.n mra lnoome tu new ICbool lpOMY wblcb will
Senato Finance ~mmlttee credits of IZS to 11$ a yell'. 10 to Improve prosram1.
Lut wee!<. ·'lbe meuUr. -belQ( ued That would QI! Ille portion
The proposal was revived by 11. the vehicle ror Ille tu bill ol tht ICbool m0oey to be u...i
t b 9 AIRmbly Rovenue and Jo a llCbool! bDI that tht for properly tu nle rollbacU
Tuatlm Committee Monday Senate nn-e . ~mmittee to IZ40 mlllloo. ,
u amendments ar a rival and then Ille full Senato pas> ~ D111t plan, u approved
octiool finance bill ·that the eel wt week after the FinanCo by the Smafe, ont1 nlled Ille
•5en1te passed Jn place of_ Ille Commltlee Md killed the salet la• 000 cent per dollar
•M.,.ltl-Rugan plan. R<aaan-Morettl ~· and gave all the new money to
'11le Assembly committee But Dlllt, wbo authored Ille local ICbools. It contained amended the entire 200-page rival meuure, uld be still nooe of the e I 1 b or• t e
tax bill sponsol<d by Jloigan 1Upp>rts Ille bill, even thoUgb bomeowner and renter r<lief
and Mo~u into 1 l900 mlllloo . It contains almoll nothing -11 ol tht Rdlgan-
•<hool finance bill by. s.n. from hll orlgJnal propoul u-Moretti plan. ·
Ralph Dills (().{;ardena) and _,_ _,_ * -k 1:1: -k then approved the new version H ~ re
df the bill by an 11.J vote. G IQ T · H •
That ... tthetaxplantotho roup est.s . it,· Assembly Ways and Meals . .
Committee 'tor a n o th er . ~ . ~~=~..:~rbably New Quizzes Backed
&.CRAm:m'O (AP! -Tho cawomJa q./l<'Od but-
terfly-a ydlow, oronce and black beluty-llN Dutlered to
oew bel&hts by De<omlllll tho olflcla1 lnaed for Iha Golden
)
LA CRESCENTA (AP) -.
lAI Alli<la County llbetUli
deputies baited about 1 ••
SACRMlEm'O (APl -But aitlcs chataci...ued the rootorlsl1 at a t w o-b 0 u f
State. ·-Gov. Ronald Jlaiu aDllOUDCed MCllday be llgned a
bill, prompted by the fourth arade -al r ........
Dalley School, to p-the do&-taced butterfly lllllOlli the
Calilomla l)'mboll.
Calllomta Industries won't be measure u a "tax giveeway " roadblock ln an attempt "
able to claim prope:rty ta~ ei:· to big buslrw:sa and said even a turn up a wltnfsl to t M•-· f 1 1 plant air conditioner could be eni.............. Ot a Pe c a an-constUttd u a &.a.1 e J e m P t murdtt of a sport.1nc. g
liPollution eq~ipme:nt because antlpolluUon devk.'e. store owner.
The -butterny, known formally u 7.ero11e eurydlce,
joins other .. rrlclal <)'mbols thot indude a otate llowtt-the
Colilomta poppy: Jtate b!J11-the valley qUIU; lllale llol>-
gota.en trout; state trtt--coast redwood and state animal
-4;6Ulomtl gnu.t)' bear.
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The proposal was ,.Je<ted
by the lower house on a 36-2.S
vole Monday after several
le&lslators •J'llled lnd111try
5bould pick up Its own an· Assemblyman Kenneth Maddy, a """"" Ropublican.
sponsored the butlerily bill. .
Bill to Feed Elderly
-Poor Goes to Governor
UuUoo tab.
t~ ,.. ......
by Sell. Walltc Stiern (().
Bakenfield), 1equittd 5 4
votes, a two-thirds majority of
the BO-member Assembly, for
pLacement on the November
ballot.
"~ have smoke situaUons
which\ have become ln-
SACRAMENTO (AP) -'lbe A.wmblyman Leo T. tolerable. \Ve ha\•e noise sltua-
half-million 'elderly in McCarthy, dlainnan of the · h'-" California who live below the Legil~ture's Joint Committee t~ v;· iui have become in-
J)O\'etlY. line and SttOO.nge to on Aging, said in an interview tolenble," said Assembly"1an
make ends meet would be his bill ls a must and he Ls Jonn Knox (D-Richmond), »
eligible for at least five hot confldtnt Gov. lfunald Reagail sembly sponsor or the pro-
meals week under a blll sent will sign It. posed amendment to the state
to the governor's desk. "ln this country m.iUIOM oC ConstituUon.
The Assen}bly gave the bill elderly ~ 1ocia11 y He termed his proposal "a
LOSE 20 POUNDS
IN TWO WEEKS! .
F1mour. U.S'. Women Ski Team Diet
During the .-m-.snow orr season the U.S. Women's Al·
plne Ski Team members go on the "Ski Team" diet to
lose %0 pound! ln two week!. That's right -1 20~pounds in
14 days! The basis of the diet is chtmical food 1cUon and
was devised bf a famous Colorado physician especi@lly for_
the U.S. Ski Team. Nonna! energy is maintained (very
important > while reducing that way. It's a diet that ls euy
to follow whet.tier you work, travel or stay at home. •
This Is honesfly a fantastically successful diet. tr It
weren't, the U.S. Womens' Ski Team wouldn't be perm.Uted
to use it! Right! So, give your!elf the same break the
U.S. Ski Team gets. Lose weight the sclentlflc. proven
way ~ Even if you've tried all the other diet!, you owe It
to yourself to try the U.S. Women's Ski Team Diet. That I!,
of you really do want to lose ~pound! in two wee.ks. Order
today. Tear this out as a reminder.
a 6+-0 okay Monday, .and the iaol.ated, slip lnto loneliness very llmited grant ·of power" measure's author bailed the Urough depression and lose to the Legislature to gtve tax Smd only $100 ($2.25 for RuM Servict)-Cash Is O.K.
bill's final passage as the first their Interest in preparing incentives for cleaning up -to: Information ReJOurces Co., Dept. 19, P.O. Bo:r 173,.
nte ta:r bill is intended to
cut the average bomeowner's
property taxes by about $200 a
real helping hand t be 1 de qua t e me a 1 s r 0 r pollution. He com"""-1 the Encinitas. Calif. 92024. OOO't order unles! you e:rpeet to
"-•'•and u by"· IM4-75 '-· I t •----•~ to ••----! '' ..,....... lose 70 pounds in two weelul Because that's what the Ski w.n::ic, ........ we '" ..... &is a ure , ... s e.-.1e1iucu w1':11~ vn, the San Fran-meas.ure lo """n space tax --•-1 Id I •••-loo -i--Team Diet will do! ~AIU year. 1__:o:::_~peop~:e~~:.::· ~"":::::_·~~~~c~i>oo'.'.'._~Democn~~~t~sald~·~·~~~~btt~ab~!passed~~l~n~r~ecen~t~y~e~ar~1~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Salesman
Held After
Kidnaping
SAN PEDRO (AP) -A 4&-'
year~ld salesman is I n
custody today booked ror in-
vestigation of kidnaping a 4lfz·
year-Old girl missing from her
San Pedro home for 18 hour~.
Carolyn Pele was reunited
with her parents Monday when
she was brought to her home
-by a man in a pickup truck.
He told Carolyn'• mot!Jer.
Sima, 32, his name was Jack
and then refused to wait Jor
. police, saying he bad no time,
o[ficers said.
Moments later, using a
description of the truck, polict
ll!Tested Martin Jacbon of
Conu>Jen on a nearby heway.
Corol)n was wunined by a
doctor wbo said she was
unbanned 8lld in good hmltb.
Group IQ tests u Ibey are
presently given in California
public schools havt taken a
one-two punch in the -State
Senate.
By a .27-2 vole the upper
house Monday approved a
measw-e by Assemblyman
Willie Bro'iftl (~San Fran-
cisc<>), to junk group IQ Icsb
and purge test scores from
lcliool re<0!l!$ by July I, 1'118.
"Th.is myth about IQ testing
has really dOne more hann
than good/' said Sen. Clair
Burgener, who sponsored the
Assembly-approved bill in the
Senale.
* Mandatory scholastic
achievement test! for second,
third and sixth graders and
high school seniors has won
endorsement from the
California Sen.ate w i th o u t
debate.
The bill by A>semblyman
Leroy Greene (l).Sacramen-
to), orders tho Slato Board of
F.ducaUon to come up with
lestlng methods to assess
performance in grades two,
A minim;! public school
teacher salB.ry of $7,200 a year
ln CaLifomia has won Senate
approval.
''Some small districts are
not in a position to ketp up
with this merry-f::~round,"
Sen. Clark Bradley, an op-
ponent ol lhe bill, said during
Monday's debate. "I don't
know of any other group of
emplbyes In California which
has a provision in state law
that they must be paid a cer·
lain amount ."
*· Persons convicted of first
degree murder would have to
spend at least 14 years behind
ban before they would be
eligible for p a r o I e con-
sldera\ion under a bill wtnning
easy Passage in the Senate. -
The measure by Sen: H. L.
Richard!lon, an Arc ad I a
Republkan, went to t b t
Assembly Monday on a 25--0
vote tn the Senate. PrHent
law allo~ perlOM con:ricted
of murder to become ellgll>le
for parole after seven years.
2 State Agen~ies Under Fire
By MARY K. §RELL
Capltot News Service
SACRAMENTO -Two state
agencies came under fire ln an
audit report flied recenUy by
the Joint Legislative Audit
( Committee.
development and Im-
plementation of t b e system
because of operational p~
lems, Thomas said.
The add!Uonal expenditure
Is estimated in e::rcess of
Jl00,000 annually.
Waterhouse wu more than
,14,000 over the highest bid
submitted.
The auditor general's office
ls continuing to review con-
aultlng contracb, which have "l"'"ed BOme 132 million in
the past few· years. ..
And the Joint Legislative
Audit Committee promises the
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. ~11&-Fal'go Bank
would like to save YC!U up fo$100
on your n~xt loan.
If you've been considering getting a boat loan, a home improvement loan or a loan for some other
purpose (excluding the purchase of an automobile) these special Wells Fargo Bank coupons can
save you anywhere from $10 to $100 worth of interest. Have a look:
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COUPON VAi.US CHART
The McnYoullclllw, 1bo McnYOll S..01 .... ,....__ Ceupon ....... -... Ion
$1PCl1 er-. $100 $100 $100 $100 . $100 $100
$1,0Cll lo $1,000 $ 75 $ 75, $ 71 $ 75 $ 75 $ 71
$1.001 .. $1,000 $ 50 $ 50 $ 50
$1.501 .. $1,000 $ 25 .
For ••••• , ••• 36-. 41-. 60-. 72-. 14-. ,. .....
Not" Coupon bu thed!..,.11< ... odna Ibo.._ JOO pay. For--the amount financed is s.c,ooa.oo, with a monlhly i.ftRalbbc:ota ot. stol.ll C9Ch.
toealin1 $4,959.U , it bu an ANNUAL n.RC&NTAGE llATI of 11.'7", But
Dy-:tai:r!.J'lhll coopoe. WOfth Sjg.OOi rour fint :IDOlllhly--payment ii only-$.5~ which lowenyou.rlotll p&YmenlltoM,909.14,and reduca J'Otlfactull ANNV
PERCENTAGE RAT1' IO 11.44'-'"· lo 00 cue will c:oupoa be booorcd for
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The report · dlsclo!led a
private consulting flrm, Price
WaterboUJe and~ .. ""' paid 300 percent mo,. than !ta COD-than amount of 6nt pafmcnt. ~-~d~ .
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lmplementallon ol a boopltal
cost r<portlng system for the
Department of Mental
H)'ll9>e.
The Deportment d. Mental
Hygiene, charged with the
respoll!ibility of adminlstertDg
the contract, ea.med the wrath
of the audit committee for its
efforts.
"gather dust." -------------------------+--· It i.s now in the hands of the ---------------------------
Aasembly'• committee 00 el-COUPON V Al.UE CHART V-. . . -
ALSO UNDER attack is the ficlency and cost control, -·
1.1 ,... also mted the
amount paid over the bid price
WH not subject to competitive
bidding.
Office of Man a~e • n t headed by Assemblyma.n Mike TbeMon>Youllorrow The MoreYouSa .. t
Services, which d the Olllen (().Long Beach) ho Is
authority to reyiew coo-also a member of oint
troct and exercise trol over.~Leg::=:=l.11=•.:.tlv_;_•_A_;_udl_t=~,.,mml=-_,'<-I
• _,..._ c..,.. wfll loo-..i fon
$6,001 ........ $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100
Ille budget. .
A~RDING TO the com-Thomas complained this of-1----=~==---I ~ fi • I 'ced ••CTITIOUI •USllll•ll m I t lee cha I rm an. lee • mere y VOi concern NAM• ITATIMINT
A 1 1 em b I y m 8 n Vincent that the contract was beCQm-.. ~ followlng ""''°" 1111 dOlne tiWll'IHI
Thomas (D-San Pedro). an ing expensive." MUSTANG EM,L.OYMENT AG!NCY, ••
•· •-· bm'tl....! t..:.Jo. 1N N"""""'1 11\td., C111I• ~. audit performed by the office .x:ven 1.1.111~ su 1 u=u uiu:i Jull• Vlroin1• 11111N11. 1t110 111:8"111 I
Of Auditor Ge .... ra) William E. to the state on invitation to urw. Huntlno1ar1 e-11. I ·-· the Ramone J11n AnMlror'!ll• 1nso I.In 1tferrifle1d indicated the Price design pd implement Ma1o1, 0-11. F.-t.in v.n..,. ! Waterhouse firm won the COD-bospila~ ~reporting system O::: .. ~~~"' ~ .., • Note: Cousioo has tM ctlu:t ot redudlll the intermt r:.r.Y· For uamp1e, wbclll
tract with a low bid of when 1t was decided better ll-J-AnMt,._ '1IC amount ft.nanced it Sli$00.00, with l6 moalhly menu ol. $8147 each. TN• '"'-' 111111 wllfl """ c.,.,,., lOtalias $2.961~7 it bu an ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE ot 11.!29'. But I $1%7,000. cost accounting met.bod.I were C*'-., °'~ c.....,. .. : Jiiiy 14, 1m. by""usina th.ii · wortb Sl.5.00~ )'OUt ftm monthly Plrmart a. only Sj7.~!i I
By tbe time the firm's con-needed in the state hospitals. ~rn.---•r · M9ddolt. ~ °""""' wtudalowenyou totaJpmymcaisroS2,94l.9l,1odreducayouractm1ANNUAL I
sultant left the project, · Menifield sakl, "It ii our ' tttM PERCENTAGE RATE to II.ti~. IA oo cue will coupon be hoaored for more I
1..-ver Price Waterhouse oplnk:n that when the st.ate tJ. NlllllNd °""" c11111 o.11r ,r1o1. than amount ol fint PIJDICDll. I
$4,001 .. $6,000 ·$ 50 $ 50 $ 50 $ 50 $ 50 $ 50
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plements and ameidm<nt.s. tile lwls of compeUUve blda "CT'T""'' '"""'" COUPON V AJ.U~ CHART '\ 1
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Thomas a1Bo noted the COD-to be increased in time and MAM• 1TAT11M•NT I tract ca.Oed for a eompletion cost to the extent that thll .1:-':.~ ~ .,. u,. 1beMoreYouBorrow, TbeMoreYoa.Sawt I
date tn late 191'1 or early lMI. contract was, laJ.ity ln hlddlni .::"'.!~st" cat"t::;.~~.E;! co.. I
tt was 1970 when the con-ta eocouraged. 0-111 F, ''"lck. 1.a w .. ''· 1
sultant withdrew. He called the practlce "u-'ti!:..~~ 1.c OMM LArlf, 11
tftme)y unfair to thole ~ Mlll'llllltllfl IHdl, C.111.
HOWEVER, ms departure sulUng firms that submit bids ,~~ 11 1111"' C8ndUc1td iw •
didn't mean th e l)'llem im· b a 1 e d on more a c-oo.ald F. N..ii.us I
pltmented wu IUCCalful. The curate esllmatts of Ume and c:: J6,~ C: =~Jo;": 1~ I department bu' bten forced to coat." '' ,_,, J. MHdoil. °''*"' ~ I
apihd "a cooslderable amount .. C""-,,,.. I
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DAD.Y PILOT<E~ITOBIAL P~GE
. . Ag~_:for -.Best · Learning ..
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Part or lbe revenue package bein& debated lbla
week in Sacramento la 1 $~ million proposal which , if
it beComes law, will mean parents in Callfomia could
•tart sending their four-year-olds to school In 1973-H.
their children In aome form of pr•llCbool education aJ.
ready. The economically dlaadyanuged aliO have lbe
opportunity of pre-school ln•trucUon through lbe fed·
eralty.financed Head Start Program. Al ~lea p0lnla out,
"It la time for l\le majority of lbe peopl.e who are In
the middle to have the same opportunity."
Moreover, the ·plan is entirely voluatary. U parenlJ
feel their child would benefit from starting school at
The proposal comes from Wilson Riles, slate supe,...
tntendent of public '"Ths~ction, and bas generally re-
ceived medium to strong support from state legislators,
including Governor Reagan. Orange County Assembly·
man Robert Burke ls a vehement opponent of the plan,
but a majority of his fellow assemblymen have voted
approval ol the bill.
· age lour, Ibey are free to participate. H Ibey object lo .
the plan , all they)lave \o do la hold their child out of
school for another year.
Innovative and Imaginative, the Riles · plan would
have a tar-reaching effect on California education. It
also wouJd mean changes in tbe life styles of millions of
Callforn1a parents.
Many ol these parents are going to agree with de-
tractors of the Riles plan who maintain childhood is a
fleeting experience as it is and that imposition o! the
education regimen at such an early age "'ill mean that
&chools virtually take over the raisini of children from
the ages of 4 through 21 . There also is a substan1ia1 ele·
ment that believes CalifOrnia schools are too burdened
as it is and imposition of still another load of youngsters
Is simply too much for the system to handle.
All in all, though, we btlieve the Riles plan's merits
outweigh its objectives. Alost educators agree that chil·
dren have a much greater learning ability"-during these
early years than they have later in life.
Parents who can afford it almost invariarbly 'enroll
Politics Forcipg.
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. ·Peace · This · Fall
For reasons they keep to themselves.
U.S. officials at the highest level think a
favorable break in Vietnam peace
negotiaOon.s may possibly come in
September.
This tentatively held expectation goes a
long way to uplain President Ni.Jon'•
vehemence in ecold·
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(RICHARD WILSO~
mechanisms for the aetUement later of
the political issue between Saigon and the
Viet Cong provisional government.
It would be to the advantafe of a majority of Cali·
fornia's parenu and children I the Riles plan can r1>-
main part of whatever finance program comes out of the
Legislature this week -that ls. a.suming our lawmaker•
are successful in finding an acceptable proposal.
We Gained an Hour
A belated birthday greeting lo the U.S. Postal Serv·
ice. It was one year old on July 1 a.nd somehow we
flllssed a chance, to send someone a ~a.rd.
If-we had sent a card, however, it might just be gel·
ling there. By the Postal Service's own figures, it now
takes. a letter one hour longer to travel 258 miles than
it did before. lbe U.S. Post Ol!ice Department became
the semi·public Postal Service one year and one month
ago.
Ma:•be the timin g isn't that far oft. So we will offer
a happy SECOND birthday greeting ·-'and· hope it gets
there.
'If tbat disqualified 11 pel'BOD from ·public of lice 11VO'd ban
few .politii:ians left to l'W2 the coUD.try!'
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Dear
_Gloomy
Gus
Bravo to tht mdn from Modesto
who buys food in large quanUtie!I
and stores it in his thousand-pound
free7..er. Let me have his address
and J'll personally thank him some
night.
-Fairly Hooest John
llll• l11tur. rirtlkts reMSerT' ¥llwl. not
MCes ... Ntf' ~ ol 1111' --· 5-.id rout "" _.,, to Glclomr Go.It, DIHY Piiot.
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Guns in The Crowd?
A Haunting Campaign Fear
By HELEN B. SHAFFER ••IWlef ·~ • ...,,.
A special fear haunta the campaign for
the American presidency in 1971 It is a
fea r that somewhere on the campaign
trail, 'ol'hen least expected, another ~
"'ill flash and once more a smiling con-
tender for high office will be transformed
In an inert, bleeding body.
'l1Je horror of such an event goes
beyond tbe'penonal tragedy to the vic-
tim and the loss to the nation of a
U.S . CIVILIAN FIREARMS TOLL, 1971
Murd•rs committed w ith guns ............... , . . . . • 11,300
Deoths from gun a<cidents .... , .......•••• , • • . • • • • 2,400
Poltcemen killed by gunfire in line of duty •• , • • • • • • • • • 120
Sukldes by gunfire ....... , ...••••••••••••• ~..... 10,000
Accidentany wounded .......•..•.••••••••••••• , • • 20,000
Aggravat.d assaults invotving gunt •• ; •.•••• , • • • • • • • • 921000
Persons robbed ot gunpoint ...••••.•• , •.•••••••••• , 160,000
s:w>litical leader. Fear ot assassination) • ' . ' .
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Uuutens the Ame,icaa way of cboollri&. SOU~CUL '" prelimitlar.p f-'pcwtl·IOr l971, t'il_~iofQl Sof•ty ""*1·~ . -f
elected officiall. Jt m<:ja unwanted tJu... 1
• L __ -::.....:.... ·-....:.· ..;.'.:.· ...:·-..:-:-..:~~"..,:;;.,.,;,···.;_;.v.. ".:.·-"i:' •:,1-;;,--"~~.;::i,...-.._...;.::·--~·;;.::,~.,.i~>o rien between 'candlda1il and ~ elec-•
Ing U.N. Secretary
General Kurt Wald-
heim on the dike
bombin1 quesllon, .
and txcorlaUnc the
Senatt doves I• tbe
llOf>lhe-wv l'80hr
!loo!.
INSIDE that simply stat.cl !onnula ii•
the most complu que!tlona, including
the status of Pnsidenl Thl.eu ill Soujh
VlebWn. "NO!wltbslanding, the Idea of 1
~ble 8eplember break is current 1t
the lllghetl level.
conceptJ as merely another akip down
the garden path, or another Nbon decep-
tion. The slal<es are too high for that
kind ol analysis. Nixon haa the last
chance of his first administration to end
the war, as he tolemnly promised to do
four years ago. lo aaylDg now tbll be hu
the "best chance" to do so, he mw:l have
something in m~: or, If not, to be
prepared for renewed chargea that he
deceives and mlsJead.s the public.
torate and ft can dlscourage ~ ipola> • >< special" measure. MANY PEOPLE who have no laYM[ ~ tial leaden rrom NMillc l<>r omce. Gun control is an old Issue and the guns buy them ror p!<llectton f!I!'lli;Jn.
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The Presldenl la
trying In bold public
and congrusiooal opinion In line while he
plays out what be considers the best ever
chance for 1 negotlated settlement.
HE TBINKS his band is weakened by
election year maneuvers, Including the
Inference of lhe George S. McGovern
candidacy that Hanoi's but bet Is to·wal1
until alter the election.
Nixon wanta Hanoi to rullzie that It~
can get Its best deaJ befatt the electk>n, ·a 11eat tblt wtn'TUlly-11op·the w1r. The
tout McGovern pullout woo't necessarily
1top Saigon from conllnulng In fight. A
settlement with Nixon would. ..
The direction in which 1 set.Uemeqt UI
movlrti ls toward the separation of
military and political. questions. This is
not 1 new direction, but It UI one which
evidently · now abowl aome promise of
1'ading nnewbere..
Jt involves a cease-flre now and
11-who ezpress lhe Idea hedge it
abQut with the W'Ull cautiona about oot
,. uquing unjU1tllled expectations. But,
nevertheless, they eiprw the Idea and
have relsona for doing so.
Among these reasons must certainly be
the cootinum,: attitudes of the Soviet
Union arxl the Chinese People'1 Republic.
Transshipment of Soviet supplies for
North Vietnam through Chinese Ports is
still nol being permitted. Soviet Presi·
dent Podgomy's vWt lo North Vietnam
after the Moscow meetings with Niloo is
st_UL seen as a restraini.ng lnOuence.
Together these t~clrcumstances lend
credlblllty to the impression that Moscow
and Peking are giving Nlxon a chance lo
reach a settlement.
These attitudes are reported herein not
for the purpose of giving credence to the
likelihood of a settlement, but to ii·
lumtnate the kind of thinking which is
presently moUvaUng President Nixon.
EASY CYNICISM could dismiss such
One ·explanation is that Nixon is now in
the course of making a record on hia la.St
and beat chance which, when later
revealed In a brilliant briefing by Dr.
Henry A. Kissinger, will eeem IO plausi-
ble and ...,...bie that lta ,.jectlon by
Hanoi will be regarded as irrational.
As usual, Inherent-contradictions In of.
ficlal statements arouse doubl Nixon Is
tak.Jng about the "best chance" while
unnamed officials in Saigon predict a
new Commimist offensive. Preswnably
there could be both, but it does not seem
likely.
Security measures cannol guarantee argumenta have not changed over the toting pimlnals. But lncreu.t.,.~ lwi
political personages aboolute safely from yeara. Eventl have 'rarely .budged fiud ....._...,. atwa-to be lo'~''"' in: malcontenis. President Kennedy and his ,. ,.. "1 opinions. Wallace, for eumple, bas given creues ftt gun deaths -. mqrdefl, ac-.
EDITORIAL
RESEARCH
no Indication he bu cbimled .ln bla op-cidenU.and auicides. "Thole pirte ol the ,
position In more gun c:ootn>I. Pro-gun country with the hlgbsl levels ol gun
adbennta generally attribute revived ap-ownership alao have. the higbeot. levels ol ·
pea!IJor more cootrola to .. hysteria" tn offensive violence with pm," it ii
the Wike ol a llartllng crime. They count reported by Franklin E. Zimring, wbo
on public emoliOll to suboide. waa director ol mearcb for tilt llational
That happened after the murder. ol Violence Qlmmission ·
brother Robert wele slain, and, most President Kenne41-Polilical Hsaalnationa thus . rePr-nt
recently, Alabama Gov. George C. The situalloo may be changl!I(, nnI,y: a tiny percentage of. the many Wal~_ waa severly w~ed despite the , -however: The amutnations_ot...&ba"l ~ .. MIOdated w!Yl~ the
pr.....,. ol -Secrel S<rv1ce men iiild Kenne<ly and . the Rev, Martin Luther -Uiiiled States. But Poul\<11. _.om.:
bodyguards. King In 1988 did result In new law~ lbe lions are pro!ouqdly d la~··~~ tn g •.
WHAT THEN is the answer! Should llrsl significant federal leg I 1 lat i o o ~Probably no olher1 form of -lo
America tive up ita traditional practice restrict.in& gun acqulsltion ln 30 yeara. vioterice-aaveclVUwar-CilllSmori
or having aspiran!J ror high omcemlngie Public oplnloo favors carrying the angulsb and un1venai cllm>ay,• Iha
with crowds, · shake the hands . ol pment contn>ia a step !Urtber, accqrdl!I( Violence ·C<lmmlalon COUUMlled.
strangers! Must the candidate In the to a Gallup Poll conducted lo May. II in-So, unlike the general tollol•gun criml!,
flesh be replaced entirely by his shadow dlcoled that 11 percent o1 lbe people assapmitiOlll provide the tmpetua for
on the TV screen! Some think the answer wanlRTttw ID require 1 police pertlllt gwKoDlrGI.......,. Ao In !Iii,_
lies lo gun control. for buying a gun. Among gun owner> electicx1 ·yea? · marlled !Jr a political
They would strictly limit the tight or there abo was maj0<ily (II percent) ~" tbe isaue.li ...... be!<n Iha
In all fairness, and the naUon'a ln-
lertst, it would seem only reasonable
tl'lat Nixon be permitted to play out his
last best chance wilhoorenl
.Payola Spins the Discs
·ordinary citilenl to acquire a gun to · support. American people.
reduce the chance it mighi fall Int<> the
hands of an amain, an ordinary
criminal or other imsponslble penon.
1be Wallace uwsinatk>n attempt
gave new Ule In gtUK011trol llllla that had
lain dormant In Coo&ress. \I Impelled the I
Salt Away That Smile
• Record promoters offer d r u 11 ,
whiskey, prostitutes. Lu V e.11 a
wlngdm,a, TV aets and autoe: to get their
records on the ''top 45" ntinc charts.
But bard cash remains the favorite
payola medium. ·
As evidence, here's the anatomy of a
typical payola case from our slx·monttt-
;ong investlg1tlon. .
Rebel llecwdlng, a bold and brassy
Maryl.and company, lw been poshinl the
record . ''The Leg·
""" ol the -Rebel Soldier." Jt appemct
oo the ratlns chart.I
of 'fil-$tate Dillrib-
uton, .Fort Wayne,
as one ,of the "com·
era" ln the country
mu&i< neld. ·
Such clJarU" ace
usedb)'bn>odcaaten
for d-1nl reconll to play.' T1te dtarta.
therefore. can make or brtU a new -.
;· TllLSl'ATll'S -is Oil! A1!n .~ •• -thne ......i1os -· wbo bu now -Int<> the ,...nl P"" molio11-distribiJUon boalneta.
• Out ol the blue, o.t.nn.,.... llrtd on a
Idler lo Rebel'• pmldmt, Olarln
• Fneland, about bla .... bit -'J'be• lotter modo no-. about bow Freeland
-.., "Tha Legend " the Rebol
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ll --. -<llllenneJer. "100 __ .. md '100 lo caab lor -.,,_ ... w---. wldl 111, Trelland1111de a call
---to~lo
·-tt lun -the Pa,.tA Id-• leF - -ff oaJd. lien is I patllal • ,_." ............ all:
QllaJI CCJN!llllATIOH-Frttland:
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(JACK ANDERSON)
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"We think the thing wlU go. What would
be tht fee? •too and 100 records?'',
Ostenfleyer: "Yeah."
Freeland: "Where would you be worl<-
ing it?"
Ostermeyer deleiled wbeft be would
pnllnOle the ,...nil, then they came
bod< to the COit. The ante hod g""' up.
Ottumeyer: 11That's 100 ~ in m.
diana (Ostermeyer'& home oUlce) and
100 In Nashville (The Tonne-branch),
oh. and 1100 up the .. and 1100 down heft
.•• You'll get your money'• worth."
rmtand: .. Well, we have IOlDe money
to apend."
Ootermeyer: "It'll COOi you some
inoney •.. "
Freeland: 11What'1 chN'tca of movtnc
it up 00 the dtarts U we IPODd I little
more money •.. 1" -~r: "F;..,,,-ftoo, we put it up in
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Dear George:
Could ,.. uplaln to llll the
-tlleary tllol blil>llricod perfUme wlll aomebow inike •
fanale more attractive to maleol
SAM
llelt Sam:
• sam, I don't even 1 .. 1 UP 1'1illc·
11•1 beea 1 hard dly. Go mm 11 a
Clrl anc111,n -·1-~ ~~ oisb.
the Top '5. I'd give YoU a 36 spot (M the , Democratic Party tO wrtl\o a stn>nger • •.
Top 4$ ralings), Then when Miss COtt than usual eun-conln>I plank in the plat-. Th~ ~ <:elwnni;rl ~t. never know [ )'
from Billboard (a national maglU.ine ca~ fonn it adopted July 11 at its con.vend.on if be didn t ope.i his ~il: H
In Miami Beach. It lw put pressure on You uae sail not .only becauae your · AL JJOYLE.
rying charts) calls me , then I can bnck it the Republlcin ParJf to take a stai>d body needs it physically, scltntiats ay,
up." 1Nben It meeta .w.. iJ.23 In national COii-· but because it a1ao helpo mat<~ you feel '-----------Fretland: "That would be moving up.'' vention. · good ,tm90ona.Qy. But dQo't try. to Alt "
Ost i your way lo happiness. You're mono llQ. -esp, ls• btlnl way to mike I U... enneyer: "It' 1. coot you another SO li'AR, tbe NillOll edrn1nistration haa ly to wind up with high blood prellW'O. · 1ng. A llucty found that two-tlitrds of all
$100 right away , \Ve 11 have to move a ....,.,..bee.rt reluctant to puab for new gun con-_ p~ parents have their troubles 11 ~stage actan fllnJed Jesa tblD ii,soo •
client oul or that spot." tcoll. The President ud John Mitdteu, wtll aa huipaa parents. One o1 t11em 11 year at the1r cnfl. Onl7 ..,. Diii of :ii
F ... tand : "Whero should I send If?" then Att-y General, told. conference that at thne -I baby pei>guln... ..... ..... than ut.000. ..
Ostermeyer: ''Sood 1..., (hundred or 11.....Cortement olllcen, J\lne I, mt, .... half ill body weight al • ll!l(le meal. Pntdi&iou: ~ ..... led ~'-ii
dollara) 1n Tri-Stile And one (hundi\od) that they...,.. oppoeed lo !"rtper fedml Le1vin1 baby behind In a day nursery, · 111a llntglel II • •-nf 0t the
t N••'vlil r :t tba . il.. gun C<llllrolL Admlnlstntlon •spokesmen ·papa and mama have to 1l7 q 'mlncttloitl -.....,., b)' -. OI 0 .-'· ~ t amna · at rectnt hellinp oo run legillatlon djltances to calclt enough shrimp' to leed part ol Its d a i I y routtno, F<r o~uoplt,
The conversation lndlcatod tbal lhe have sought to dbcoura1e COfOIJ'<SSional it. When they retum, Ibey often haw Ilia 111!f1J lovolvtnc eacti day la U.
.....-d's rating would be detennined not action. -trouble idenU!finl whlch chick is tlteln.· normal· MtlG<llion ol •-ftom • Uli
by IU popularity,_with lls._;.ers but by Nevertheleu there ii reasOn to beUeve This-~ mean they'ndtllnb. Ctn you eorth'i -lo al ~.UO,Otlt -ll!o
cash on the bamlhead. ' lhe President would not veto a pending ten one pe!l(Uln from -1lerl 'Ueotlre tlectrlc' ~ capadlJ cl Iha
Blllboan! . . gun<Olltroll rneu<n U c.n,r..s ap-The ~cmtpllcalod the bualom Dllod Slates. magazme denied that ll ..., proves IL 1'hll ii 'the bill lntn>duced b)' world the easier tt la to ...., ,
Ostermeyer's charts. And Ostmneyer, sen, Bitth ~ (ij.Jnd.l In outia• the bm1e. Security experjl-tlllmala tllol ...--·;:...--------'-.;;,
confronted with the transcript ol hia...,. sale ol "SatunteY n1lbt specials" -the embm.len now loot U.S. !Irma cl IS _ .,..,t• -r
venation, Insisted that money could not small, snu~, alloddlb< mid< gum mllllon·a daJ. ' -
'"'" 1 ""11'd'i way noto bla Top '5 tisl. that aell roe IS to '25 and are laYOred by ' ·~~·~ now _.. al--' .., the small-lime boodlum and hold\lp man. --..--· ._ u ''I! I aald that, I'm wrong," ~told my It la elllmated thal one millllln ·entered much oo ~ -u they do on
allllciate Les Whitten. the markel last {ear, •tldlni -to do( !~ GI_.., Ibey lpend far '
BLUE CROSS CllrS-Blue er... and America'• private 1rsenal ol ll'<>lnd 100 "'°"' on doi food than they do Oil baby million flrearma . , . food,. ,,,,. ,.. would all bl up lo our Blue Sllleld, the-nonprofit he1lth 111-. • , annptll ln tnrants.
__,.. ~~ eecrtlly CUI back M • Aller five.~ ol hcarlnp last fall, tho • Yon think the Ml reeia boll W
beneOta to fiaent employe1 ii· the Baib bill . bcame moribund IDllll • llghtnln(I bolt can ...,....1e • n
same time they were clamorlntl for a 1alvlllis<d by the WaUIOll tncecb'. Two lmlpent,... 0.. -holler Iha.. wbopel!I( nte 1ncr<aoe. days alter the' aa111&1uUno altempl OD ....i-o1 tilt ..., '
Tha nll boosU will COOi tilt little peo-May .11• tt --_.vtd b7 a Sailte Qoolloble'-..;. "Ii is the vettb-
pll at tho bollnm nmp ol ptrnment Judicwy aubcommllllt ind on Jome 17 -GI belntl ~ thol ,... ba'n to ~ from 111 mJlllon In 115 mliiion the Ml committ .. ,.ported it for ""'" live with rlcb peoplo."-1-Pelrull
111 UnJustlllt;r pmnJums lo tl'lt atone. lldenlion. on the Senill Door. smith.
Bl"" Croaa blpigs went before !he TUB HOUSE Judicial')' °"8ilittee, Anothar American !Int: T....-i, qvU .$mice CominiM!oo In June, 1971, which had .. tiler planned 1n sltlp -ocair more f10quenlly lll tho Ualltd
with 1 requat for a II per<fOt lncreue 11duatlon ol the gun illue lo !hi&,..,, Slain than ain•hen elao In' •ht -W
in the Federal Employea Health Benefit abo opened lllbcommlttee ~ no i acconl.lnc to lht Na-t ~
D~llY PllOT
llokrt N,, W~ 1'111<11&~
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Kief u "'""' ii -· Wbal'• /Kit -.. liow. Aoo 'IO ·u;. -...... ,....., 111e nanwi of $allGr lot,._., a'tllt'who with 1,131 needle -on
!>II body WU 1-.111 ........ to be the wotld'I -
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~ IT ---.,..,.. tbe, hlltorlcal Bowie knlle
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-boys . .wld -""' U>al!.,,,.,: uy • tnJe Bowie knife wu ever ·~made. ..,..i.n·bul Ill~
YOUNG J"Eu.vw', wblcla ..wd
,.. pmer for a bride, a ptelty penl-i..strt or a homd)' rich pi! PoJl. llen pat lbll _., to lllllJlel'OU9
1*W!cn ..uoawldo. Elactl1 If pa>-
oool 111 lbe1'd nll!er bave the prel1J
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•iVllQ!>Ylll:ll of-Of ,lbi·JGO .J:>oam of Cl>i(8go. And
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A. Al lalt re~: {. SWiil %. ICl;olt. '-"'-"'· 4.' Gf!I,
!<8'-l'oodl. I. -I. Ralllm PurlrJI; 7, Omolldlted
Foods. I. Olea Colo: t. CPC lnlematbiiL '10. llealrice Foodl. .
EVEarimNG, I mean eru)'1llllll. II> dlat flD(Y cafe
mown · u the Boctenhetmer Scbkterhm tn Frankfurt.
Well Germany goes m ule dally. Not just the ...,. ..
tlbles. But plalft, lilJer. gqblell, paintings,, 1'1181. tables,
chairs, lhe<wbole acbmeer.
AJll1A)NA -Hue'a"whll the dry w!tJ <i Ariiooa ,..,
about their ltate: .. People who save for 1 rainy day
around-tbele'pert1·never .,mil. tbelr money.11 "Numttous
local lrop. llllll don1·-bow to mm by the ac• of
7." ''Our chlcbn farmen lllip In cracUd Ice oo the hens
..001.lly hard-bolled -··. . .
MOST n.owEIS dlspalched by wire are sent lo dead
people.
HOW WOULD 1"11 llke yar -painted Ill "Govern-ment Wall Green" wtlb "Bladder GrRli"' trtm·f Tbete are
two <i the ollldal dellpal*W uolped to tarlous .....,,.
by the Nallanal Bureall <i '$andardl. .
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the DAILY PlLO'I"S crut
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nro,..,.. S.25% Jfer yeu on 90-da, anibta S.()()%pcr,....oa']lUSboolrocrpQ.i;"""P'"'..Wdaar.
~ Execvtln Olll~3388 VII Udo.llewport a.c!i;'(714l'17W130
.. ~it Center Olftce: 550 Newport Ce , r Drift, Newport BNcll, (114)-844-14t1
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Attendance· I
sAN DIEGO (AP) -A
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"'" Diego 7.oo during the 12 months that ended June
JO. a zoo spokcnnan said.
It wu the fourth year
:hel ati.ndance topped
:hree million.
The old ttcOrd o f
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(where available) e Money Orders , • e Travelets Checks
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.A wi:;;:LL Y OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF 2 BILLION ooLt:'Ri~Rl~dRPbRA~~ ;.i-;:iT;;:iO;";:~f;;.(;:iF";:s..::AM;-;-~eR'&;;:::i:;-8=j~il~1i
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Dig Hard, Girls
Big Al's Gals, some or U1e yo ung ladies who man the facilities at Disneyland 's
Bear Country and on ,.1ain Street were first across the line in the women's
division or the ninth an nual canoe races Monday. 200 teams and 2,000 oars-
men (a nd oarswomen) participated in t~e trials which started more than a
month ago.
For The
Record
Cuts Mosquito Unit
Board Travel · Money
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Water on .County's Brain UNltA
1$,,LE
BIG .
CANYON..
w. Dollvtr-.
Fine O~ries,
Liquor, Fr1ah11t
of Produce &
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COAST SUPEh
MARKET
33'7 E.COAST HW~
CoftONA DEL MA
IF IT IS TRUE THAT THE A VERA GE FUNERAL
SERVICE COSTS SOMEWHERE AROUND $700.00
WHAT DO THOSE PEOPLE DO WHO CANNOT
AFFORD THIS COST 7
by EUGENE O. JERGERON
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SANTA ANA -Trustees of
the Orange County Mosqui to
Abatement District, In an
economy move have cut the
sum paid to board members Dissolutions for monthly meetings by $3,000 a year. ·
KIDS LOVE
UNCLE LEN Ba(t:-Bergeron E'unerai Hmne
COSTA MISA 2 LOCATIONS COIONA dol MAI
0, M i The cut amounted to about nrr nge 30 percent of fbe monthly
l'IMAL o•c•••• travel eipenses of e a c h
Oulllf, a.tty MM el'lll JC1M11f1 l"'"mtl', inembet from $35 to '15.
HttTtr•. Lkll1t 1nd 1atvec1or There are 27 membeis al <1f"I· Lf!~t H. •nd Mlo,.y IMl'Mftl "·&~r"·11 EH11bt111 11111 Fr1nd 1 the dJstrict's Board of
MCCoiIOm. JKk Al•n tind r..nc1r1 Trustees, one named by the
G1~f.,~1e:i'111 wnnw\•r'ld J1.,.,., Pitrlck Board of Supervlson and one ··~· KONrt w111M.1m 1ne1 •u\'119 representing each of the court-
... ~.~ •• e1rbtr1 •rid LK1rwo•d T. ty's 26 citie.s. Mdni, Ctrtll V, tlld Abtl Lopt1 Th di ~.,,u1o,1. J1nlc! 1. 11111 R•l(f\I A. e strict's budget for r!\ Allcp~~I Ind l'rlllllr. )972·73 is ·~79,70) pJUS & ';;iru. ~~rliO S;.. aM Mtri. ~ ""e~ird » 111 . 1nc1 RONtd reserve amount or $150,000.
~rMtt ~~ LOii! Moutl11e 1n11 The tu rate for the coming
A1rnat1, knclr~'"l •nd Allen L year is less than one cent
~Ge"'·-=.~~TM. •L. (.0089) per $100 or assessed Officer Named
l;;;:::.llo ~ J-11!:ffi",. •l'ld valuation, the same amount as
l.'t!iL-'lt=t'Jr ......... '°'1'CI G. 1971·72.. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -"'..,. J..,,_ EJ _. ""-•<91 .. ,,.., Veteran San F r a n c 1 s co
646-24%4 6n·M50
:=.:::, K~= £:. ~·.,,.. Al:~:n ci~f =~anLo~ policeman Edward J. Nevin
• ~~ C«MH• o.i. _. OoMld current president of the board has been appointed chief of
0iw11. J~eg· •nd o-1t1v a.. bavino served as 8 board Sa Fr , __
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Sl\Ndla. l!•ttwr J1Yot n Jama w. John Kanel,. cypress coun-e-;...~.w.i S1itrM L 1nc1 GHr" D. • cilman with almoSt"ii.i year:s declsion to fill the '21,138 post
<>¥.,.rMn. J1n1« •lld Artlllff' w. Jr. service ~ vtce -l.l:ent, and was made by the Alrporb Doull'lett, ... _. S. ~ S.tl'I M. t''~ "=I•• vivi.11 MlcflHI .,,.s E••• Robert P. Langer, Placentia Comml$Slon and Involves .the
m,.~rr: i~':iiic.~ L'1.,:'l~ "· councilman, secretary. He has tra lnhig of 55 airport security R~:"E·..'!:r'r.~~~tJ.1: i:~':r,, been ~the boa~.!~r two officers, and coordlnaUon with
n1,,1, v.,. F. •NI w111i.1T1,.Jl~ • years seven mou""'. the FBI, Sari Mateo C.ounty ::i~n R:J.\':'~ J!';..i: J, s.. Representatives of Orange si...•rtsri ... 1c1 'ir.:: tM rft"' 11.-Coast clues include Hank sherlrr1 department and the
~r!r,· 11.. ~!"A~ '"· ' Homsveld, Costa Mesa, two Federal Aviation Agency.
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0wOM ~~~'1.J.?°..i,ln'o: •• . THE PRES. 11 ENT w.~ ....... ,,,....,, ""' Mid l:•r1 Tllotrll• 0. Pr .. lf. C•nil II, ..... J.,,_
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8ALTZ BERGERON
FUNERAL DOME
Corona dtl Mar 113-NA
Costa &fen '41-!C.f
s~L sloADWAY
MORTUARY
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M<CORMK:K LAGUNA
BEACH ulORTUARY
HIS DECLARED
Southern California an area·
of celebration in honor
of the nation 's greatest
ilaklng achievement •••
VI'S PIES
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of August all
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offering Vi 's Pies
(Eam $61.80 on each ~,000)~
You can earn this high interest on $5,<XX> minimum two year certific.ates. The first year your $5,<XX>
certific.atewilleam ~309.15, and more for each consecutive year ihatintcrest is added to th\: a~t
You can earn $5917 on $~<XX> minimum oneyearcertific.ates,and as muCb. as $5L26 on a tegu]ar
passbook savinga account bf $~<XX>. • · · ·
More interest Jb8n banks ... more ~than stocks
t1'l Lqm C:U,.. RL
Ul-Nll
PACIFlt VIE?.
MEMORIAL PARK
Cemeler)' -HorllJl'J
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Plus free services ... safedepositboxes,notary Plus penonAl serrice ... experienced and
. , service, travelers cheques, trust deed ana· note compe,tent savings coun5clots in each office
-_collections,and.many.morefreeseMces.are.avail-_to assist you in planningyuur.savinga_propro.
1111 Picllle View Drive
Newport Bead, Cllllonla
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P!Ell fAMJLY .
COLONIAL FUNERAL -'111 llGltoAft.
W-laller 1111111
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ask your waitress!
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balance in your account at.THE BIG M the part of everyone at Mutual Savings.
• MUTUAL SAVINGS
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NEW YORK (AP)
Sometlmes It'• an erpletive.
SomeUma an oplnlon.
But often It's a wiy of tnJrn.
peUna an i~entity for ...,. <i
the !...Jess thousands In a big dly. ,
GnflltL Ev<rywll<re. AD
"""subway cars and statlool.
Almo8t .. las\ .. the Tranlit
Authol1ty's crew• a p p I y
· callono of DWR -Dirty Word
Remover -new GraffiU
emblazon the can, the Illa·
lions and the poller od-
vertl.semenf.J in· rain b o"
awoills. ·
Even "Kilroy" hu rea1>-
peared. Although obooenltlel
abowld, -graffiti are names !ono-1 by a street at
echOol number. u In the
pertpotetlc "Taki Ill" or
••pear ut."
Yautbs ro8m the aubwaya
with cans of spray paint and
felt-tlppen1. Pa11enger1
Witch helplessly as they reach
through open windows and
dart ·through lralm to -mesaages across atatioo walls
and subway trains.
The mischief has mched
such proportlom that """' of.
ficlall have called fcr a law
apJnst carrying an opm can
of spray polnL
The private comment 1 :
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UniverSfty-
Has Tough
Dress Code
PROVO, Utah (AP)
Brigham Young Unmnity,
whlch •espects an ....Ument
this fall of 25,000, hlis -
!Is annnal dress and grGOIDlni
atandanls.
ThlJ year's are 110 different
frorri 1ut year'I, offlcjaJj llld.
Dreises, nrtaterl, blomes
with Uirtl, culottet, allcb or
-pant llUila .... the only acceptable Women'• wear for
attendance at claSsel. Jeana
.... llUl prohibited foll gtrll.
Hemlbles this ~. too, ....
to be of '"mOdest" length.
Slacka poliJbed ..-or Jeans wtlb , awealora, _sport
sklrls, ties, 9pOrla ..... and
bluert are acceplable lll<lll'
wear for clasles.
Beards m unaccoptable.
Mustache• ate DO t en..
conraged unleas tr I m m • d -
above the """"" of the mouth. Llmg or b U I h Y
ald<burnl ari DOI acceptable.
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6-qlind<r compact at aboul the wne price os the little. lmporlL
Fuu, we've been makioa ....U can lil>ce 1908. E.iperialce bdpL
Secood. we baven,chanpd Mavcridt-<XCCptformecbanical
lmpl'O'f'tl»enu-tinc:c we first introduced iL Thal tiDcl of continuity
lielps to control OOIU.
1bird,ncaitcumn<Ymalualionlanddevll1J&tlomhave
llelpodmtorotheonmpetilh•-olAmerlcan 'I)''"'™""""
-Apo4carforlH1 ~
Most little 1...-11
abtJllll+CJWer aglaes.
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1r1aiiootlt.1r1~1e.111ets
:you accelenle ioto turnpike ttallic
with confidence and hold'°"' own
on sleep hills. And it delivers
surpdsinglygoodgasmiluge.
Mal••uee: Elel lllQler,
-COl'l'tllelt .... tile little bQorU.
. vw,toreuinplc,m:ommendsnormlloerriceeoay3000
miles or threemooths, whichever comes lint. OnMawdck, 11'1
6000 milesdrsix ll!Olilhl. So Msvaict'l ICOXlllN!Dded ICMce.
interval iuwiee is long u Volbwagen'L -
We also daigned Maverick to be a .rlmplemaclline to care
for. In fact, ~·ve even prepmd a manual which tells JOll bow
to do many mlinttnance jobs y.ounclf.
One DIOR convenialce: there are OVtr 5,600Porddealen
iii thecountiy. Volbwagenlluabout 1,100.
MavcriCk's'iear traCk Is 2.9' wider than Volkswagen'1. lts wheelbase
ls 7 .7• Joager:1i'iiae'1 a bil more wei&Jll.10o. BydiOmselws, lhose
diftemlces IRll'l veiy big-but they can add up to a bia dif!emice in
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Some11ma a bl& pa-rade can mate you feel
awtlllly small, whlcb
11 how lhla.Ulllclentwed
little pl mual ba..e
fell u Ille dllllS lo a ~ upt polo al a
lllnneopolil pande.
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Order For YovrNll or • Frfon<t
May\>• us•d on envltoptl •• ,.turn eddre11
J.bel1. Also very hendf .. , idenfific1tion
ltbtla: for mt,r•ln9 ~•rs.on1I items su~h ts I.ooh. rec:ord1, photos, etc. &...beh stick o,.
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THE BEST
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"Pe&nuta" 11 one of the
world'• m01t popu.~ comic
t trlJ)L Read It daU7 In tbe DAILY PD..O'l'.
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.Ai giggling teenager, on a tour of the Sacra mento
capitol bujlding, spoiled Gov. Ronald Rea gan in a
hallway and dashed lo hi m for an autograph.
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Should Make Cars Safer
Sage Fuund
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SACRAMEN'ro -Meadow
sage,' an evil-melling weed,
has been found in abundance
In dry grassland! near Grass
Valley ..
Chew!
For greatest-~o'7th
greatest safety_! ·
Plan a pr~rotis future.for yo~lf by pick-
ing one ·oqporc fast-growin·g GUARAN·
TEED INCOMB certificate ·a~couiiis at
Laguna Federal while these. all~time-high
• + • • • interest rates prevail. Interest on all accounts
Unpalallble to livestock, the
weed emits an unpleasant odor
when a person or animal
walks througJ! a stand or 11.1
Native tQ. Europe, me8i:lo.w -~saa:e 'ls found all over the
United states.
is compounded daily, paid quarterly.
*90 day interest forfeiture (or earJy1 This particular stand ·was
lound by. Mrs. Llllion Mott,
botani s t and natur e
photographer. '
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Jr )'OU hive ntW hCl&bbon
.. or know oC anyone movlni
to our atte, p&tuo' tell ua
.ot.hatwem11~•
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In lllelr ---
· withdrawal.
HmtI! WE GROW AGAINI -. ~ NEW BRANCH rN I,AGUNA mus
• OPENING SOONI , _..... ..
, Watch for Grand Opening of this flll" LFS ollict•
-located ar Pasco. de Valaicia and Calle de la Plata.
SI. .._ Isl'-OraopCpunty's Laraa!,
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Ser•leeo ID COiver (llJ,'10;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-., P111ppo _... -1 libar, II q1._. w ~ 00 Tomplo of ~9•• C..lor for rsydilc •
--lllel1 "' profit II ·-AlrlJ-.
wblcb worl<ed all llaitc wlth
Rockwell In~ Its
pockage to NASA ...S w)>ldl
probably wUI be.-., to lend
Ill alrllM opertlse I D dovtlDPlnl the· shuttle. .• •
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dyne Division 11 Conoga Plrlt,
-~ baa wqn the _. ...
fC50 million ... ard "' de::f the Uq111d lueled englO..
eel for the allutile <raft:'O>o-
ira<tora for the huge aolid fud
l>ooattr rocket engine· ha .. nol
been selected.
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P111PP1 1A1D be bad • • "111( FIST llCCllT llEYIYAL"
empioylt of his own In ltlt A 0oo Dor & I w -
:WtodrGpdoWD &olpot tMlt::., P-Pa; 0 's _,1,1r1tw1T_.,.
"U 11 dllllealt to pt poop1e , MAIC UYMONT
to-beck to wort -' ty..• .. •-hlao oo T.V.I
tho)' -afraid tho)' will be l>tiroed .11Plrl.")le 1111. "And lmNCAlllATION 1ICHlllqUIS, thll .Idea of mro1n1nr fer • ' YOU HAii LnD •Oii i
other blahly •kllhcf !"'> ACH-19 NOITATION, .
1...-Ii malarke):.. , I MIN ""Cl OP --ND I
.. , ... bad IOIDI " my men DIVaOI' YOUI LU. INOW .OD I
go lnlO otllor Jobi all rl&IJI. I INTl•UT Y!)lll DUAMS I
One ls an lnlurance salesman. H....._ TMlou.tl CQl.O& AND MUSIC,
Another """' •. .'ik,IY Up " , llNOW THI l'UTllll I service" -llO c le an a 1 .AIM A DA D ll'lllTilAL
apltlmentl: I tnow ,111111 who UNDllSTANDIH Ofl Ufl I • woa 't put oa t!leiI Joi> ap-· · pllcatkb the Uc! thoy":liive -SATUIDAY,.ANUST-M.· Hhto ....._. .. ·6 P••
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Last year over 6000 Chevy dealers all
across America had one big Garage Sale.
It was a big success. . ·
Because evecy new car and truck
they had in inventory, they also had
on sale. ·
So they're doing it ·
again this year. Right now,
in fact. · .
And it's your best
chance of the year to save
on a new...Chewolet..
Because your dealer
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for the '73s. (He gets·;i. chance to clean
bouse. You geta chance to clean up.)
You'll'find a good selection to
· choo;;e £rpm. In all shapes and sizes.
' And all priced to go. , '
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·.neighborhpod Chevy
dealer now while his
Garage Sale is going on.
. See how much you ·
can ~ve. Then go and see.
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'. Estevez'• designs
either feature a
1wim1uit
bodice (right I
or a 1wim1uit
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SUPREME COMFORT
"Hipp!.. in their blue I e 1 n 1 have
forced iware women to coosider a new
kind of outdoor dmslog baled en II!"
preme comfort," be 11)'1.
CUban-bom ~.whose lither wu
one of Havana'• weaJthlest sugar plan-
tation tycoons, cerlalllly undmllndl
every facet ~ the new woman. Ilia wile,
l!etty, u .... JPlendld-bot-eolllaf1 llfl Ill
Parll. Estevez ftS!clet In Loi Angeles.
'll>e two 1et together Ihm o~ four
times • year. About the lmpooed -lion: •1Jt'1 a modem marl ta 1
pheoomenoa. . Totlethemm d O e I n ' I
aeceuarily bmd happiness ...
'Ibe man al5o understands t h e n e w
woman'• fashioD tastes.
H!s flnt swimsuit colltctioo,. dubbed Women mt their bare lee! 111 lht
Sea Ddrlin=, are glorified hathlna IAlita ground cr lhelt beldl In the doudl." ~t conv lo~ JelJure clotbes. For the latter mood, Estevu bu laJl-
'li>ey zoom be .<OOC<pt"QI dOtlies winter 1172, '°""' In the bat ol
for so-called water babies. ---:...~ ~tiaft. Tlwj·~are ,loltded
WRAP-ONS with "wow-lnspirinc" clecOllelqe, ...... M~ . ·--·"· ha . interpreled fn>m dingy matte feney. -· on .. p1ece IWm~w,. ve IDIPPY MOii of the gowns have !opt cul llR -
""'""" m:>xi 1klrts-that suggest the what elael _ awlmadll. wearer ii atUred in a seductive 1 o n g
dress. Teeny-weeny ~iklnla .have 1beer FASJIION REVOLT . ;·
while lace caftans that 1llp on and ~·--.. ~.. ·-•·M •··••-••-·"" ~·~-. .an .. _ _.. -· become a·klnd of seductl:ve ...-~....... revolution 11 ~now.
gown. It '1 all very llUJlOI. Omale clothel o1 ,ltie IOI brolllbl Into
About the optical llluaioo of wearing focus by the revered beautllul people are
what is bui.cally a bathing suit fashion at dtad ia!ues. "All ol. a IUdden wemm
lllCb indoor fwict!Om u resort luncbes, want limple dothoO· lhlt IUnctioo with a
cocktail basbel or at-bome partlel: opeeded-up llfl lllyle -but are lllll
"Don't forget the bralesl syndrome·hai --11. -II lllll'CIOll of lubicOI,"
...Uy caught up .with fuhlon," saY, sayo,Esleftl: "Jlut H bal -IJ'UilY
Estevez. ·"No modem woman wants 1o ahn~ified for dlJ#me. .
look or feel coneled any mott. "Jacm 0..-uaed to be called the
Swlmsuill ellmlnate underwear. And, Qaeeii ol J!llprw," he -t OL "Now
with tlie inltal& •dUtl.on of a .&•---tlle·wd_,..,.._
skirt, c!r<llln( ~ 1a a 11mp1e ~--hcBl.:;;W~· <OllllllOll.deoom-. t . . It -...... -..,.,,.,..
"We're in tbe midllll ~ a IOClal · blllL • . '·
revolution,'' .. ~~."Women do-. ~---me and J -mud either ....U eladi!il or ball -. tWrd>adJ!ml." he 1111 "llr•~ ·
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Ing m-t. or . bucl\ cover up.
All you will need are six
dllblowell. lrlJh linen ones
ore lo.ely, but fringed towels
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-IDa.f ... 1• -··-1. Slllcb !lack • e •DJ an4 "'-to body aedlon. 'Sllldl
aides A·A. &B. C-C, D-D. Bot-
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'WVrk. A· aub can be made from any leftover fabric.
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B1 JO OLSON
Of .. 0-. Pllf lllfl Marte SweD101t'1 aewina clWa 11'8
more than jual duael in bow lo eut oul
and aaemble· garmenta. They, are c:Om-
plele leumil In fasbloo. -Thi> perhlpe & ... ......, why ber
' couture duael at the Santi Anl YWCA
JU'& COlllialenUy among the mOll popular flier•. ' lo!1111e, a Colla M.,. ...sident, became
lnlerelled in color and line when she
IOlll1d that Dl9ll of ber lllud<nta were
buying the Wnlllg eolon In labrlol for
their atJn ..... and penonalJU... .
She took ·a coune In~ fn>m a San
Marino teacher and exp!Oftd the conctpl
of "amuner, winter, sprbJg and fall" u
applll!d to a woman'• atJn and hair colon
and the ClOlon llhe abollld ......
Now, lbe teams lbll knowledge with
ber 30 yean of uperleoce u a pro.
fm!mal dftmnaker and ber lllud<nta
"'' •. wboppin, dole of lubion. Some rL her .tudonts evei get Inspired
to go lo a baJnh:aaer and bave their hair
restyled ,.. lo go to the dentlal fer
oqJecled worll on their leeth.
NATIVE OF UTAH
Marge, a naUve ol Utah wbo WU
railed Ill CalJlomla, )tuned the 11:1111 of
-.king and tallorlnl fn>m ber mother, Ibo wu 1 profe11lonAI
dra@nlker.
She bu aewn for other people
lince abe wu 18, and teWed for officera•
wiv~ u she lived In vuiou>-Jocales dilr·
Ing ber bolhend'1 Marine C<>r)l8 aerv~.
'11>11 wu ll period of Improvement Jn ber
wort, she aaid.
"I aaw my gannents coming and
eolnc." 11>e uplalned. Any mtsta1te1 llhe
made on the garments were readily vill-
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Marg.a Swenson empha1ize1 fit
while giving sewing instructions.
Aller !iii' bnllliDf•1 clildWp flwn
Uio Marine C<>r)IO, lbe -leaclitns
netcbbcn to-. then --• claa at Iba Mmnm Qurch, lllld flnallJ
llarted t-i hlnl 'a dUI at the Y, where
-• ........,. bid 11em 1e .. h~c-She practicei techniques on
· ll-pantsuit she is making ~ aAS1
Her lint claa bad ftn llludenll, and
now, If yean laler, lbe leaCbel mora
than llO ....,,.,, a weel:.
The acbedule tncludet • baste dw
for daughter Beven.
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---Proper INtructioo In lltllnl II the bir-' lier -..:tlola llmael ful ........ ~· A """""1>aker'1 lime ta u ge1t !act In the -aklnc -· There Ii no ~ er -.. but pndoul u • prolealonal'1." lhl ...-<Glllended.
lbe p.-lllllare llnely llll'le-• · A llamemaker lliou1cl be allle to mete
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Their Name 's Mudd, But Youth Wants .fo ·Eotrect
. DEAR ANN LANDERS: R ... nuy you
a.ald some nice things about the younger
generation -how commltted-1h;!:y ve
and ho"' concerned. You ev~ utied the
phraae ''better educated than we were at
their age."
And then you said somtl!llng . about
thili "ide.aUsm and dedication to good
causes." I'd like your opinion on tbe cur-
rent crusade to "F'ree Dr. Mudd."
~veral atate 1:1nd county medical groups
but · now be, wants the President of tho.
Unlted States to 1lgn n statcn1ent ex·
VUJ18lng the blot on the ~lud<I falnJ..ly
..mo. \
Dr. Mudd is the country physician who,
__ 107 years ago, was sentenced to life im-
.;-prisonment for setting the broken leg of
:;.i°i!~h:~"fl~h, the man who shot
Kids all over the country hav'e t"lc;en up
this "cause." Bumper suckers are pop-
ping up everywhere. There are "Mudd
Clubs'' 4Jn several campuses nr.d mock
trials are being held as practice tra1n1nl:
for street law.
\.\'ouldn't you think thi.'1 younge r
generation. of which you ist't'1n lo ho ve
such a high opinion .. could do son1etlung
better with, their tlrnc·: -ESTABLISH·
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It seems Dr, Mudd's grandson ·who
Jives in Saginaw. Mich., has spent l>EAR SQUARE: 111~· researchers bu\•e
delved h1to this fascinating 11lury and it
11temS lhere are Z80 dl:'Sl't>ndants of lhe
good co untry doctor "'ho are unhappy
• countless hours and thousands of dollurs
to get his. grandla&hcr's ,,ieputalion
cleared up.
Tbis ''crusade" has been supported by ..
Being Realist ic.
A Must for Leo
WEDNESDAY
AUGUST 2
ARJES (Mar<'h 2l·April 191 :
Expand operations. lnvest in
own tolents. Fine for vacation
planni ng. Participate in
special social· event. See and
be seen. Come out or shell.
Money situation will work in
your fa vor. Know it and be
happy !
TAURUS fApril ~~1 ay 20 1:
Take initiative. Exercisr in-
dependence. Be original. l)cal·
lngs Indicated · wtth I. e o •
Aquarius and Scorplu persons.
Wear bright colors. Imprint
you r style. Refuse lo be in·
timldated. Judgment Is on
target.
GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20 1:
1'-1ake paints in positive man·
ner. Ask questions. Don't ac·
cept superficial answers. Dig
for infonnat ion. Be a good
reporter. Do plenty o f
personal investigating. Somc-
ooe may be trying lo con·
ceal facts.
CANCER {June 21 .July 22 1:
Friends help make this a lime
of contentment. Entrrtain at
home. if possible. Stick lo
:ir·cord111gly. Capricort is in
fJJf'!Ur1•.
LJHltA tScpL 23·0cl. 22):
Atet'nl on joint c f f o r t s •
01scu!'is rnoney with mate,
partner. Get rid of burden hQt
rightly your own. Sympalhize
with one \vho confides prob-
ll'n1. llo11'eV<'r. refuse · lo
become lncxtricably involved.
You u·ill undersl:ind.
~CORPIO fOct. :l3-Nov. 21):
Tnkc new st('ps io diffrrcnt
dir;;ction. Review past \rithout
brooding. Look ahead t o
future . Take time to decide -
refuse lo be pushed into cor-
fll'r. Spotlight is on public rela-
tions. legal ag rC'emenl.
SAGI'M'AfUUS I Nov . 22·
OC'c. 21 l: Follow throu~h 1111
hunch. Pacing now i~ of
special importance. You
receive offer. Strike "·hile 4J[l-
portunity is bright. Teach and
learn. Look beyond the im-
n1cdiatc. Perceive scope of
potential. Aquarius is in-
\'oh·cd.
: · \'.'hat is famili ar. Remember
CAl'RICORN (Dec. 22·Jan
19 J: You experience elation
due to more freedom and
because membt'r of opposite
sex returns affection. Conte
out of emotional rut. Get going
\Vith creative project. r..1ait'I!
chRnges and test 1 de as ,
• special anni versa r ies.
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Purchase gift for family mem-
ber. Taurus, Libra persons
figure prominently.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Avoid tendency toward wishful
thinking. By analytical. See
persons as they actually are,
not as they could be. Means be
realistic. Outline ambitions.
VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22):
Accent is on long journey,
education, s p e c i a I cor-
respondence. Relationship is
intensified. Nothing QOw is apt
to occur halfwa y -it is all or
nothing. Know it and prepare
theories. .
A,QUAR!US (Jan. 20·Fcb.
18 ): Action occu~ around
home base. M.ystcry i s
unraveled. You get in-
formation which helps solve
dilemma. Scorpio and Leo in4
dividuafs figure promincnUy.
Be thorough in examining any
legal docume:nt.
PISCES (fcb. 19-March 20 ):
Obtain hint from Aquarius
message. Be versatile. Avoid
meetings for purpose of idle
gossip. Get plans in order .
about the way thtlr notorious a~tor
was trtated.
Although be wall pardootd by Prtsl·
dent Andrew ,Johnson four year1 aftu bis
in1prisonmtnl. be was never actually ex·
(lfK'rated. 11 is a m11Uer of record that
Joho \\'likes 0Boolh gave a phony .name
and "·ore a false beard and wbta Dr.
l\fudd treated the man he had oo idea h1J
patient was on the 1:im .
The following da y wbe:i ntwl of Presl4
dent Llll<'oln's a!sa111 loalloo became
koowo, Dr. J\tudd oollflfd lhe autltorJlles
..,., lnOYblr, marV<lO<LI OC'll!lg, bul full
of vloleoce ind bloodsb<d. It left me ""11JY lhalten. .
tiistory .
liY 1'>-1 lllUr Wflo, welahl 170 powllls
{abe'11'4'"), eata lib lhe Ru.'9lalls art In
i:;ew~k and .. ya "My buablnd likes mo
thll way." 1111 Uko a good down-'....artb
lnlWtr In the paper.-BETTY
llEAA BE1TY: Did lile .,k you to jay
10mt1t.bial! She dida't ask lilE to l'm
beploc quiet. Yoa cu be Hre yoor
lh11 he bad sel • ma1'1 le1, ud that the
"!'Ill ma)' well have beta the persoa they ·
were lootlng for.
~Since all this lau /beta ~lrf:fully
documented it 1ttm1 gi'os'1y unfair that
no offtclal u:o1ttallon ha1 bef:a made.
Dr. Mudd'1 1ame ts •till mud. I say It'•
high lime they gave tbetlnaoceat victim
complete vlndk:•Uon. So llgbt on, Udt?
I WU dlsturbed by tbe r<aellon of lhe
audience more Lbln J was by the movie.
I< frtel many 1>00!>1• Jau&hed ool loud
during the ...,,.. of vloltnce and death.
They 1llo l1u1hed during the s,i pil'tl.
Why! J can't figure it out. Can YoU? -
BAFFLED 1N1llNGHAMTON-•
DEAK BING; lmm11ure people, wbo
are tut1ure ot bt• tt rtac&, oftta l1ua11.
They can'i lliandle deep t.motloa la the
prt11ent:e •f odten, to tbey dqrtd1te
th•lr fe<Unp by laogblag.
• 1ifta' 11· onblpry with ll<ntlf 1od lltr
Ro111rlll'ue·dtftastv .. n. cbll1tlblo and
ke<p qald.
ID tense alt.uaUons It ll not uncommon
to wHnus lnglltu -even at funeral•.
Comedy ud tragedy ue eft.ta dJvlded by
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband
and I just came home from seeing a
movie which was extremely \\.'eU dOne,
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: Whal can I
l• in upcoming wedding ·driving you
bananas? Ann IA.ndtn' comprehensive
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By ERMA DOMBECK
DEAR MCYI'HER: I am
writi ng you from a restroom
in a restaurant just 4Jutside
the city.
While I am dry ing out, this
seems as good a time as any
to thank you for the pants--
skirt you made for me from a
new pattern th at requires no .
ripper aod a minimum of sey,•.
ing. What will they think of
next.?.
\Vhen I first received it, t
must admit it looked like a
slip-cover for 'a pyramid. But
after I figured. It out, it really
looked neat aod I decided to
wear it out to dinner this
evening.
Shortly_. after we ordered; I
excused myself to come to the
j>owdcr room. I untied the belt
4Jf the pantwkirt. and. voila,
the entire gamienl slid off of
me and unde r lhe door like a
coral snake in pursuif
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WIT'S
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toward the door, (b) became
so hysterical I dropped my
contact lens down ttie com-
mode, and (c) sprung a run in
my pantyJ)Ose.
I peeked through the crack
in the door and said, "Pardon
me, Madam, but you are
walking on my pants-skirt."
The poor woman .was ter-
rified. Her eyes searched
upward looking for the voice
from nowhere . ,
"Where are you, dear?" she
. asked, holding up the garment
·and starting to walk away
from me.
"N4J, no," I shouted, crack-
ing my bead on the purse
shelf. "Here. Over here!" She
slid them under the door, look·
ed around suspiclously and
left.
Meanwhile, back in the
booth, I began to pull myself
together. First, I shinnied out or the pantyhose. then coaxed
the bodysuit down. I started to
assemble the pajamas on me.
I snapped them around the
waist, took the rest of the
material and heaved i t
between my legs and into the
commode where it proceeded
to sink.
I have been in the restroom
for nearly 35 minutes now
while a steady stream of
tourists have filed by to look
at me . . . a nearly·blind
person, with a cut on her
hand. hanging limp over the
·sink while the hand blower is
trained on her backside.
I've been thinking. Mother.
ln the time it took me to 'come
to the ladies' room , Detroit
has turned out 1,372 cars •.•
and they think that's a big
production!
As I leaned over to retrieve
the · skirt, the bodysuit I was
wearing gave way and rolled
up me lik~ a broken blind and
cut (lff the air to my windpipe.1-r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;t;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_,. This would have . beeo a II
humorous situation had I not
(a ) peeked under the door and
saw someone dragging my
pants-skirt in their h e e 1
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.·New Tack
Shirk ing Work
Thro,ving '''Ork aside for the summer
are members of Las Btizas de1 i1ar AUJ:·
iliary or Children's J~oine Society, who
h ave invited their husbands to join them
on a , Hobo Holiday Saturday, Aug. 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Courtney or Los
Alamitos will h'ost the evening of fun,
for which Uell to right) the Mmes. James
Ackley, Arthur Caplett and Larry Ko-
priva are bound.
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"Sewing classes are being
taught all over the country,
. but very fe)lt' of the teachers
know how to fit.''
In her classes. the students
make outlines of their figures
and measure the proporti4Jns
to see if they have long legs.
" long tor90s -or other figure
cbaracterlstjcs to consider.
"By analyzing the figure we
teach a gal what line of
clothes to sew or buy," she ex-
plained. One student, she
recalled, , b e c a m.e very
depressed when she found that
of all the clothes In her closet,
only three outfits were the
right color and none of those
flt .correcUy.
fabrics such as wool, co tton,
silk and leather.
ESTHETIC REACTION
These look better, last
longer and are easier to work
with, she said. "The.re is an
esthetic reaction that v.-e get
from natural fibers," she ex·
plained.
Teaching is a big part of
Marge's UCe, since she teaches
a college-age Sunday school
class at her church to round
4JUt her week and she loves to
play golf but doesn't find
much time.
Hickory· Farmsoo:io·
'
has gon.e . bananas
~ • "By learning how to shop.
you save money," Marge add·
ed. "Most women's closets are
stuffed with junk."
Her five children keep the
household bumming. and her
O\\'n sewing machine keeps
busy to match the pace.
Marge is a good example of 1;====-=-, ====;I
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chips
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The petite seamstress. who
b a "winter" classification
and wears pink, blue, black.
white and yellow to com-
plement her silver h a I r ,
prefers to work with natural
her 4JWn philosophy that ''a
woman who looks her best is a
happy woman."
"·Every woman can. be
beautiful," she said. "It isn:t
the basic equipment you have
it's what you do with it thai
counts."
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ARTHUR ASHE WINS TITL E.
Ashe Breezes;
Seagren Tops
Sw£_dish Ace
LOUISVILLE -For Arthur Ashe Mon·
day's M , H victory over Mark Cox of
Great Britain ln the finals or the $50,0CIO
Tennis Classic here was just another day
It Y.1ltk.
"Sure J'm pleased to win the toorna·
ment, and I thought l play~ well ," said
flshe. "But on this pro circuit you've
11'!•11 got to .k~p looking toward tomor-
row."
. "" lW\lSfAD, Sweden -B!>b Seagren
worl the pole vault in an international
tract and field meet here Monday night,
~learing 17""'~• 13 inches lower than his
pending world record. . ....
Seagren and some other members of
!be U.S. Olympic team competed in the
meet here.
-. Sweden's K}ell Isakbsen a1so cleared
17-4~ but Seagren wa.s declared the win·
ner on fewer mlases. ·
Jn the dlscua, Ludvik Danek or
C:zecboslovakia had a throw of 214-7 1f.z,
beating Jay Silvester or Ottrn. Utah, and
Ricky Bruch of Sweden. co-holders of the
world record at 224-5. Bruch was second
at 213-7 while SUveJter finished third
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"" THOUSAND OAKS -The Dallas
Cowboys had both good and bs'-news
Monday wttb running bscks Involved In
.. ,b.
An OJ)el'ltlon, expected to be minor,
found tbat 1 staple Inserted In the
1houk:ler ot No. 1 draft choice Bill
Thomas bsd become permanently lodged
10 major surgery wu necessary.
The staple had been ln&erted two years
110 to help correct a shoulder disloca-
tion. Tbomas wu et'petted to be out two
tO µu-ee weeks but now will be out seven
to {line. He halls from Boston College. Qn the plus aide, Robert Newhouse, the
N0o 2 draft choice fn>m Houston, sprain-
ed :an ankle Jn the College All-star vs.
eoWboys game, but the injury was
di~ u not serlcus. He '!Yorked out
Su!tday and again Monday with the pro-
feMIOllll champions. ·
' "" fl ASHINGTON -Ralston B. "Rollie"
Hensley, a catcher whose major-league
batebalt career spanned II yean with
aefen ball clubs, died Monday of a heart
attack. He was 65.
enuley broke into the major leagues
wi Pittsburgh bl 19'2!. He went to the.
o Cubs Wly in the 1931 season
•nil moved to the Cincinnati Reds In 1933,
Alttr ltlnt. wltb the st. Lcui• Browns.
thi Cleveland Indians and a brief return
with the Redil, Hemsley wound up with tbi New Yort Yankees in 1942. He went
lo(the ml-. for the 1945 ......, and
came batck to rtnisb hi• flnal t"·o seaJOnS wft the Philadelphia Phillies ln 1946-7.
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THOUSAND OAKS, Call!. (AP) -
Duane Thomas, professional football's
biggest mystery and one ol its mo!lt
talented ruru1ing baek.ll, has ~n traded
t.o lhe San Ditgo Chargers.
TbomlS wun't avLU,lable for comment.
lie v.•as scheduled lO report LO t.be
Chargers today at UC Irvine.
The Dallu .cowboys, whose troubles
with Thomu in 1971 have been renewed
this year, deall the third-year starter to
the Olargen Jttonday night , shortly be-
fore the midni!!hl int er-confcrenO! tr.~
Ing deadline. for wide rec<> Iver Billy
Parks -another controversial player -
and running back !ttlkc ,.1ontgomery.
The trades touched off a flurry of deals
by the two teams.· The Chargers dealt
Jeff Quet'n. a regular fullback Jut year,
to the Oakland Haiders for a third-round
draft pick in 1973. and tl'H! Cowboys
fl\\'appr-d veteran wide receiver Gloster
Richardson to Oakland for an undisclosed
draft choict•.
But the 2.'l-yea r-0ld Thomas. a swift,
gtrong back from \\lest Te1as State, was
the central figure . Chargers coach
Harland Svare described him Bi 118 rare
talent -an exceptional football player."
Asked about Thomas' history or of(-lhe-
field troubles. Svare said, "I don't .Pro-
pose LO reform anybody. We just tig to
provide a good atmosphere for people to
play football.·•
His reaction \\'hen Co\li·boys president
and general manager Tei Schramm of·
fered the trade Jt1.onday night was "to
take a chance," Svare said. "You have to
roll the dice ."
Thomas. the National Fool b a 11
League's top rookie on offense two years
ago, gaint'd 793 yards in 175 carries lasl
year as the Cowboys won their first NFL
championship.
Parks was drafted by the Chargen two
seasons ago but was injured in the
presea.son and chose not to come back
until last year. lie caught 41 passes .for
609 yards in his !int nine games, leading
the NFL's receivers. then broke an arm
and was sidelined for the rest of the
year.
Montgomery gained 228 yards in 60"
carries as a rookie last year, caught 23
passes and even completed three from
bis halfback position.
Dodgers Host
Giants After
Atlanta Loss
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Time Is ruo-
ning out on the Los Angeles Dodier•.
The Dodgers. preseason National
League \Ve!t favorites, enter Augus~ I~
games behind front-running Cinclnnau,
31,1. behind second place Houston and only
31h: ahead cf fourth place AUant.a.
The Dodgers open a brief home stand
tonight with the first of three games with
the San Francisco Giants. Al Downing, ~
6, will pitch against the Giant.' current
ace, Ron Bryant, 9-5. ·
Since they led the division in early
June, tbey haven't played wtU-and in
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their latest loss, they didn't have much
luck, either.
Their .f-3 loss to the Braves in Atlanta
Monday night can be traced to two plays,
in both of which fortune waa frowning on
Walter Alston's charges.
Jn the fifth iMing, the Dodgers, leading
2-0, loaded the bases with two out and
Bill RusseU hit the ball on the no!e -
right at third baseman Darrtll Evans,
who caught it to end the inning.
In the seventh, the Braves trailed 2-1
and had runners on second and third with
none out
Pete Richert relieved Claude Qe:teen,
got Marty Perez to ground out and
st.ruck out pinch hitter Larvell Bianka.
That brought up Oscar Brown, who hit
the ball on the bat handle and lofted a ny
down the right field lint. '.l1lo softly ljlt
ball dropped in front of F r a n k
Robsinson's dive and slttpped away for a
two-run triple. Brown then scortd on
Ralph Garr's single, and lhat proved to
be the winning run because' the Dodgers
scored once in the ninth.
Bill Buckner homered for one Los
Angeles run and Osteen singled home the
other against DeMy McLain, who won
his first game as a National League
starter.
The loss \li'as the Dodgers' fourth
straight and dropped Osteen '• record to
11-8.
Atlt11ll It)
After last season'• Super Bow1 victory,
1bomas ended a Jong silence and told
roporteia: be thought his problems w11h
the Cowboys were over. But they began
again thls year when he walked out of
training camp on the Ont dAy M'ld
returned a week bier, saying ht hnd
••personal problems."
Oil his final day witb the team, mlsalng
two meetings aod 1 pract..lce and in-
curring a fine.
The problem items from a three-year
contrect Tbomu slgned with the
Cowboyi before hit roo~e year at an
estimated $20,000 a season. ""
Last year be de.ma.oded a ntw COD-
tract. The Cowboya rdu.!td, u WU their
right under pro football regulatkmr
although many fans tboulht the young ·
Again thtre was a press cooference at
which Thomas said he was happy with
the Cowboys. but he was back ln trouble
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Rhome Out After Injury
Fighting Fire at Home
Nero may have fiddled while Rome bumed but Jerry Rhome, quarterback
for the Los Angeles Rams. went into high gear when names engulfed the
garage ol his Huntington Beach home Monday night aboul 9:30 and as a
result, suf.{ettd secopd degree bums on his back.
His left sboulder is loandaged and is preUy llOre todly, according to Rbomo.
who remained.at home ovemtght. "I will go back to camp today and find out
what they want me to do," he adds.
Will he be able to play Friday night in lhe Rams' opening elhJbition game
in the Coliseum with the Oeveland Drowns?
"I don't think so." he says. "They told me at the hospital here (Hunting-
ton Beach .lntercommunity Hospital) that It would probably be about 10 daya
before I could get back into full PracUce. But I wW have the Rams doctors
check It over and they will make the decl!k>o." .
Rhome was expected to share the signal calling duties with rookie John
Walton Friday night wilh Roman Gabriel sidelined with a collapsed lung.
Rhome was Gabriel's backup man a year ago and figurecf'prominenUy in ex-
hlblUon game plarul of the Rams.
"About 9:30 we (wife Sharon and Jerry) noticed something corolng from
the garage. I ran out and It was oo fire ," Rhome told the DAILY PILOT this
morning.
"l threw open ihe garage door and yelled at her (Sharon) to call the fire
department and then went to the car that was houaed in the garage. Some-
lhlng must have fallen oo me because lt burned all the skin off a five-inch
area of my ghoulder."
Perhaps It was an act of destiny that Jen')' Was at home at the Ume of
the fire. He had gone to the HunUngton Beach house from the Rams training
base in I.oog Beach to pick up his car after having It repelrrd and was about
to return to camp.
The fire was caused by a piece of aluminum tubing that bad hem installed
about four years ago. It vibrated and broke loose Monday night ~ sparks
apparently caused the fire that completely gutted the garage which is attached
~ to the house but protected by a firewall. ,
"The quick response of lhe fife department an~ ,the fact.w~ ~a fn hy-
drant directly in front saved the house," Rhome said this mommg. .
A 1971 Mustang that was in the garage was completely destroyed and
a secood car wu severely burned although jt was on the drive in Jront of
the garage. Fishing equipment, gol! clubs end other pmonal e!leda were
also destn>yed In the , ...
Jorry -I ln1o the garage lo try end back the Mustang. out when lit
threw the door opell. '1t wooldn't start and l jumped out right away and ran .outsjde. Al the
same time, the car was completely engulled in names." . _
JERRY RHOME, BURNED IN FIR.E.
Allen Tearing 'em Up')
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MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL (AP) -
R1chie Allen is racing to what 01\cago
White Sox Manager Chuck Tanner thinks
will be the triple croWn in lhe American
League -most home f\liOS and runs bat·
ted in and"blgbest average.
Tanner even alluded to· horse racing's
triple crown to make a point about his
liflt baseman who ran his way into the
major league record books ltfonday
against the Minnesota Twins with two in-
aide-the-park hOme runs.
1'He's better than Riva Ridge," Tanner
boomed after Allen drove in five runs In
an •1 White Sox romp. "I think we cao
win everything, If he geu better tltan
two out of three, that's pretty good."
Riva Ridge was this spring's top 3-
year~ld wllh two victories in the three
big races -Kentucky Derby, Belmoot
and Preakness.
Allen's perfonnance Mondaf shot blm
Into good contention for bsseball's lhn!e
jewels.
Tbe only other player In modem major
league hUlory to hit two lnsld .. tbei)lrt•
home:n in one 1ame was Ben Qwpman
of the 1932 New York Yankees. He bit
three homera of! Detroit pitching tn the
ltCOnd game of 1 doubleheader JulI It,
19.!Z, two In pl'1-. •
rumlnC"" back WIS btin& grouly wt-,
derpa~. .
'l'homu In tum mllltd to report to
camp, denounced team omclals to the
press and wu traded to lbe New
Engl&lld' P1trlob. The deal was quickly
annull<d -acconllnr to the Patriot.a, •
becaUle Tbomaa refused to take a
phyaJcal ...... but accordlnl .. Tbomu,
because be WU t<Nd there WU DO place
for him on the team.
He rejoined the Cowboys after the
1tuon atarttd, IOOfl murned to the
ltlrt1ng Unaip and was the key to tilt
powerful DtUu pound 1tt.ck tbat
llttped the Cowboys to the Htle.
During the aprtna, Thomu waa con-
victed of marijuana poase.sa:ion and
sentenced to three yeen• probation.
1be contract lnue remained unsetUed
this season, although Thomas and
Schramm had been talking about a
renegotiated pact
There was an indicaUon the difficulty
might carry over to San Diep lo. Svare's
statement that the €hargen have a
policy of not ""'fl!ollatlna contract..
Beslde1 'Ibonuis' differences with the
Cowboys:, another reuon for lbe tr.de
wu lhe return of running back calvln
Hill from ofr-aeaaon knee IUflery, giving
Dallu a .capable replacement for
Thomas.
Schramm said Sid Gillman, former
Chargen coach who now directs Cowboy
scouting, recommended Parks a n d
Montgomery.
Schramm added that Thomas' absence
from Monday's team rrieettnp and prac-
tice "had no bearing on the trade ...::.. lbe
interconference trading deadline was the
important thing."
On the San Diego side,fx,mas ii ez-
pected to team with Mike Garrett or Cid
Edwards for an explosive running attack
to complement John Hadl's passing.
The presence of wide ncelvers Gary
Garrison, OnJCk ~~. Jerry LeVias
and Dave WllllamS made Parka ex-
pendableM Parks also got into Svare 's
d<>ilJouse tills year when he missed a
week of training camp to have a sore
hamstriOI muscle l r e a t e d by
acupuncture.
Van Lier Leads
Blacks' Attack
Against Poli¢e
U'IT ........
Wtiu l t
Huntington Beach's Jock Bro-
hamer slugged 1 10th inning
home run Monday: to give h1s
Cleveland Indians mates a 3-2
victo{Y Qver Milwaukee. It wu
Brohamer's third homer of the
year.
J
Halos Mimic
Dodgers With
Four Errors
For the second time In as many starts,
Poor Roger Nelson was looking down the
barrel of someone else's no-hitter.
But Poor Roger 1.sn·1-ao poor.
For the second time in as many starts,
Roger Nelson came away 1 wioner Moo-
day nilht, firing • lhree.Jiltte~ and •trik·
ing out nine as the Kansas CitY' Royall
edged Nolan Ryan and the Califomla
Angels 1--0 on ·an unearned nm in the
f0urth inning. The Angels committed four
errors.
At Chicago in his last start Tbul'lday,
Nelson broke up a no-hit bid by Star&
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Ange ls Slate
All C»mM "" KMI'( 17111 ' S;SS '·"" 11:10 1.m.. S:.U 11 .......
J:H '""-lt:H 1.rn.
Bahnsen with an eigh~ innlnl single and
the Royals went on to a l.Q vlctOry.
Ryan held the Royals hitless !oc ,even
~ Mcllday beforre Steve Movley
' s.toked a dean single to center fenin1 :
up the eighth. , .. • . . .,.
nut the biggest play of ti>O rught ..,: '
curred· in-the fourth when neet Amos
MIDLAND, Pa. (AP) - A man police Otis, the Kansas City centerfielder, ltole
identified u buke~ player Nonn Val . bome on a 3-2 pitch ~h two out.
Lier of the Chicago Bulls YI.as arrested "If I ever put a steal.,_s"lgn on at a tirpe
early today for allegedly leading a group like that, I'd ge~ arrested f o.r
•
of fist-swinging youu~ blacks in an at-manslaughter," deadpanneU Bob .Lemon, ~mpted takeover of the local police~~ the KC manager. "I'm glad John May ...
Uon. ~ ~ --c -~ ._bercy..(the.hitltt) didn't.1wJni U he.bid..
Police 181d V111 . Lier, 25, a Midland he would bsve plan'ted AniOs tnto t1te
native, was charged with ~ty of lhe bleachers."
peace, assault on a police ofm;er, inciting "I beat myself -what can 1""' aay ''
to riot and obstruction of a police officer. Ryan wondered aloud after h~ nlnih
Van Lier, ~II> lice ~ "received a de.feat against U .vtctories.-His third e.v 1
minor scalp lo the melee, wu II'-ror of the night -all on pickoff attern~ts · ·
nlgned be!0tt 1 mqistrate and at first base -allowed Otis, whQ '!lad
ftleased-oo 12,500 bond to await 1 hear-·". opened th< rourtb inning wjtb 1 walk, to
log. Wet to second. He went ~tb thlrd on a
l'Olice c:hlel VIDcent Ditrl said'. the gnlllll<k>ut befono his. dartng 'nielt of
dispute •. dtveJoi>ed, because of ~ gripe hotne. . -· • · ~ ·
Van Uer had with a ~~ "I . was trying to get a jump all the
Charles Sallis. ' ume I ,was at 'l;tlird " Otis said "but I ·
Dltrl said V111 Lier came to the police c:ouldn 't. On the 3:2 pilcl!'T"gol a 'Jwnp ao ·
station shortly before rrudnlgbt Monday I took' off. ~ yelled at M'ayherry Ill the
and confronted Sallls when be reported way, 'Don't swing; don't swing.'"
for duty, Mayberry didn't -taking ball four -
"Van Lier was ~ry nasty and and Otis scored with 'a deft slide.
boisterous and ~ _acaised officer Sallis ~ loss snapped a five-game Angela ~ spread,lng stones around ,'!1'-t ~ <Yan winding streak. California bopped a plane LI~) bsd been selling dope· Dllrt SaJd. imm«liately after the garpe and Dew to
They were talking pnvately in1l1.itUe Chicago for ~ir six-day seven-game
office room and Van Lier got so carried road trip ·he&lllQ!,ng tooif!bi against the
away he snacked Officer Sallis in the White Soz. .
faee," Ditrl added. Clyde · W(ighl (11-S)'"loill fa"' former
The cblel Aid Van Lier, who helped -~el Tom Bradley (11-9) Jn the series
the Bulls to a lleCOlldiJlace linisb m the opener •t Chicago.
Midwest Division of the N1tlooal Basket· .
ball A.ssoc1.1t1oo wt ......... ,,., • .,...ltd· U *
after be llleged!y struct the offic:or. "But be ran out ol. the station after • ._, 1, ~ <•)
they arrested him and returned with .. r 11 ni • r •,..
about 10 blact youths, between JI and 25 ~. ,, • o 1 • P111tor1, rl • ,
ye an old and all hell broke loo!e," Ditri ~~ d tt1 ~ ~ : : ~:~~" ; : laid, K1r11Hlrk*. c • t t t KllKO, Pl'I I 0 "They ••-in •-Wltb "-idea tbat Pll'll<llt., II ' t t I t lt.01,._., 10 2 t ......,...,. lit:l'C lo!JllC ~ytltrry, ltl J 0 0 0 Sl~IOI\, c J t
.......... •·· t ... -Van IJer and klwMI. • , • 1 • McM1111tn. • > 1 ·~ yas go .. ,. o .. ,.,.,. ...... " , , , , '"•rt;•. 11 , o
they puDcbed the two otficert that were ll.H.iton. , • • • t AIN!W, a 1 o
oo duty around pretty good," he added. •· :=.· .f" ~ :
"They were adually ,...,.g to take over H.llVtlfl, 11 t • .. ,,., Hlttt, Ph 1 0
the poUee station, but one of the two of. l!'.f11111r, , • • ficen manqed to push the emeflenc)' Toltlf » 1 J t lottlt n 1
btlttoo." . KMMt cl11 * '°' oot -, C.llltrftOI .. -.. • 'Ibe ••emer1coc:y buttcm" trigH'ed the \ -
fire--'-"' --..1 --'thin m1nu•-about 28 e -N. *YM s. MtM.ii., "°' -IWI-. Ott •uau BiN "' -t. Ct~ a. ,. -Mt:Mv"-1, Plfllttlli, ld'INL
firemen and off-duty polkemm Wt.re at st ...... .,...., °'"' 1,, " • n •• "° theocene. .. ,,,. show of !Otte cooled th1np on
aDd we dldo't have any more trouble."
Aid Dltrl.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -Linebacker
9Don Plrlsh. who never hu atarted a
• game !or the Los Angtles Rams, rooy
not start lhls 1ta10D with them.
Tho U....y.ar National Football
rogue nieran lrom-:s1nrorc1 was
IUSpended lndellnltely Monday after an
argument with 111 assistant coach. Held
cooch TCl!MIJI Prothl'o wouldn ·1 aay
mui:h abOUt the Jnddent but A~ the
Rima would try to trade P1riall.
'l1ioQP Prolftnl ~'I I Im I tha
' ..acb or aay wUt Iha ..,.,.,.ont 11 a
•Monday momtna meetJoc wu about, he
did ch1n11:terbe tha jocfdtnl as "aot
cooalst<nt wltb dllclpllne In the Cl)llcll-
pl<.ycr l'clatlonshlpa."
lie said Parish "Is 1 very~cal
fOO\lilill. plif•r but'lle -·rawi'iC!i
he1na ....-. " ' Parioh, SI, 'fhe SI. Loula canllnals' top
roolde nu. -qo, wu traded to Iha 1111111 to midlaa .... • laat ,_ IOd
playod anly bric.Qr bdon ......... tnee
....... I
•
' u beal!iv, he .... ~lo COlllpda
for I llllrtJnr &pol this ,.ar II I poaltlon
whero tha llama laclt uperleaoe.
But after Mondayt1 al le rca t ion,
Prothro 11ld, "l re.i tt wooid he belt !or
the team llldl'aliih If we can trade him.
ir we cao'Clrade bliit andnls iltiliii!i
chaog , .. 11'*1 """" to ...,,. ....,.
meat. lllW on."
11te Rama also cut t1'0 -_and traded two -,,
Sll<l!' llany llOwvd fr-Ofdo Sllle
llld Dan v allerJ ol Qllllnl
.
Wubtnglon ware ploced oo walve11.
Otis Slstnmt, I free qmt -.at"'
Md who clldll'I p lo collqt and &pall
the last three ....... wltb the •minor
·league Norfolk Neptunfa, was 111d<d
w1th a liiWre-.rilf<liiliilO'._--...-
oatlaod Raiden for • blilltr --RuM1ng badt J..,. T'11or ,lrvm tha
Unlwnl\Y ol Ciodmltl WU -t to tha '
Sm DlocO °"""" ,.. • !utun -Jl4I*. I I
'
. ,,,,
'
5,850 See M_uniz
Outlast Navarro
B1 DOlfAllD I. BANDY .... .,..,. ........
·Armoodo·Munl& -hit
North American wtllerw~I
Ullt aod Rodolfo Goozalei of
Guadalaj1111, MnlC<> cl<fe1ted
Rubtii NavUTO to headline the
lrl~-boxing $how al
AnirlM:lm Convention Ctnter
M.00.1 nlgjll.
A· crowd of 5,850 wllllt5'ed
the action that also saw
Rodolro l..obato ·wln a spilt
v'rdict over Jose. Valdez of Ti-
juana and young Bo b by
Olacon gain a KO over
Alfredo de la Rosa. in the at>-
' breviated finale.
Muniz, a member of the 19611
U.S. Olympic team, retained
the title with his 21st victory
against two losses and one
draw.
His OOut with Ruben Vas-
quez (3.'Jo.7) was the best of the
nlgbt and found the two
. fighters winding up in a blaze
or punches in the final rounds
with Muniz appearing to have
lhe best of it all the way. He
was awarded a unanimous
decision, wilh the judges·
vot;ng 7.S and 7-4 and the
referee, John Jordan, 6-4.
Muniz, like Gonzalez, has
been troubled by the heat in
recent tta'.ning •sessions and
admitted !ii;i came in under his
-preferred fighting weight of
148. He-'tipped ·the scales at
145\h at the noon weigh-in.
"I tried to knock him· out in
the lirst sii: rounds before my
manager talked me into boi:-
ing. \Ve boxed for tbe next
four rounds then I went back
to trying loc a knockout in the
11th aod iftb, .. ·-'Muniz said
after the bout
... Ume but bt's kind " awlcward and I wu C<>nfidecl
ol tlclory aU the wa7."
In hll ca pnvlous vlctorle<.
Goozalez had knocJed out 40
foes but Ute Muniz felt thf!
btat bad taktn llJ toll on bis
-.Ut punch.
"I lost tine pounds In the
heitt Jnd t got a little tlftd in
rounds I, 7 and a," he ad·
mhted. "lt1aybe that's why I
couldn't knock him down. I'm
confident I could have put him
· away if I had bet'Tl heavier."
ln the live television bout,
1. ob a to was awarded an
unorthodox split d e c I s i o n .
Referee Hassett gav e \be
verdict to VaJdez. 7-2, bot the
two ringside. judges saw it dif~
ferently and awarded tho
decision tc. Lobato , $-4 and 5-3.
\'aldez was disgruntled and
his flandlers were loud in their
displea3Ure but the verdict
went in the book! &! I.obato's
20th win and Valdez' tenth
loss.
.i\..lamitQS
Racing
ResUlts
M_,•¥· Jiiiy \I, 1m
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Angel's Kiit tLllltl•ml l.olll 3.ill 1.60
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J...,11, ·-1. 1912 DAILY PILOT Jf
I •I ~ Outlook Improved
For Deer Opener
"Get me another tight just
llke this one ,'' the
welterweight champ of the
conlinent ~lnled. "I !eel I am
·physically mature enough to
handle a world champlomhip
fight but would like a couple of
more like this one to get com-
pletely ready.
J~ \11leftf1M, lilll'fl!Wll Men, \llftdl -----------.:...------------------------Llrldl. •
"He made me look bad
, _ . several ti.mes and I could tell
from the crowd reaction they
felt be hurt me but they were
glancing blows on the side of
the heed and he never did
stagger ml'."
In the opening b o u t ,
Goru:alez and Navarro met in
a abowdown match that had bttn billed as a l.ightweight
contenders battle.-
..
•
Gonzalez won the nod of
Judge Rudy Jordan, •4-3, and
referee John Thomas, 5-4, but
the other judge, c h u c k
Hassett, saw it as a M draw.
''He-didn't )lurt me at all."
Gonzalez said aft~. "He
caught me with a right hand
W estmi11ster
In 4-2 Win
W e s tmin.!ter's American
Legion baseball lorces gained
a second round berlh in the
Anaheim Invitational Sunday ,
with a 4-2 conquest of Sad·
dleback at La Palma Park.
The victOry sets up a test
with Palos Vertles Aug. 12 (6
p.m.) at La Palm•· ·
Gary Rungo was the lone
Westminster player to gamer
an extra base blow, b'ipling
horfle Blll Whileley in the first
~·winners l~ked it up in
the fl.fth with a two-run out·
burst.
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Wer Cl'olc Anni, Wl'lltH'll'I MIM.
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MIU, U\11" Doll, Jullblttt. • •
FOUllTM aAC• -40CI Yards. 1 yur
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M"
SIXTH RACE -.oo .-1!"lh. 3 yHr
olds. Cl1lmlnf, P11r11 tllOO.
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1191.
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NINTH R.U:I -«Ill Ylrd.._ J \"Mf'
Sand Bass ·
In Wild
'HB Bite
Spawning bass bov• lumed
Humiogtoo Beach 11alen Into
a fremy u limits of sand bass
are being. taken y of every
area landing. , •
"They're ·catching limits In
no time at all right out of Hun-
tington.
Lee Clark of Davey's Locker
reports a surge of legal barra·
cuda, mackerel and halibut
this morning.
"Everything from San
Pedro to Newport is coming
our ways, it's really been fan-
tastic. Jn fact, the-limits ftave
been caught so fast they've
had t.ime to kill before return-
ing," says a Mccullah
Brothers spokesman.
1be trip to the spawning
area is about 10 minutes out of
McCullah Brothers.
Davey's Locker .and Art's
Landing out of Newport Beach
report the sand bass haul is
the best of the 7ear to date.
Art's San Clemente Island
lrlp Is abo paying handsome
dividends on calico bass and
occasionef 7ellowtail.
But the major story is the
sand boss in the Huntington
Beach waters.
McCnllah Brothers In Hun-
tington Beech; Newport's
Davey'• Locker and Art's
Lending and Dana Point's
Dana Wharl r .. iur. ball and
11 day boats leaving dally.
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Ui0111'1 DS.I (lll'Obl lJ.00 t.00 S.ot )..( )..( )..( Gott• .. , TOO IT~I 7.00 l . .O. __ __
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fl:I, M......, 011\dy.'
NO ICl'llCllH. ., •net• • -""'._ Dltl a 1 -Oetf• ..,. ., .. llllcl .,..
• llld Sll'lft•~8 llm11 a day.
•
Things are fooldngupint..nglleadt"Wlll1C11tsmiit..--++-I
Ing, smoktfe9s jets and cheery, low fares, happi-
ness and San Francisco are Just lllcund Iha comer.
Ulolwlff, Sacramento and sen Olagll. ean 111 0<
'/f:AJt amlling mel llQenl. NA ..... ,_ • llL
• ' . .,.
•
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Area Teams Triumph
In Metro Hostilities
/
All three Oranife Coast area
representatives in M e tr o
baseball 114gue •ction were
·victorioUs Sunday in their
·pursuit of league l e a d e r
Anahelin-Fu\Jertoo, •
Ward's Pirales and the
Senile Rusilers are tied with 7-·
4 marks behind. the leadei-'a f-_.
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$3930 MO
Ni cull price 12.096.311 lndull-
lng tax A license. Down payment
i!I rout hundn!d dollars. $39.30
total monthly payment lncludln&:
Interest, tax A license. $3$ PU
plus btllloon payment of $800.
total deftrred pay prlce S2,575.50
A.P.R. 11% On prwrranp!d
credlL (300'78!!),
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CBS 8 7:30 -''The Johb Byner Comed7 Hour."
The fint of five summer programs starrinJ. cOm·
edlan-lmpressionlst Byaer. Guests include Bill Blx·
, by, Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello.
KHJ 0 7:30--"The Iotems." Michael C~llani
Cliff Robertson aad Nlck,.Adams are .fealured iq
this c<>medy·\IJ'ama •bout hard-working (aad play·
Ing) young doctors.
NBC D 8:30 -"The Sojourner." This dr1ma
about a man in search of his identity stars Elrem
Zimbalist Jr., Vera Miles, Herschel Bernardi and
Howard Dull.
ABC 0 8:30 -"The Eyes of Charles Sand." A
young ..man's power to see vi!lons from beyond the ~ grave brings chilling consequences to Peter Haskell,
Barbara Rush,. Sharon Farrell and Bradford Dill-•
man. ... ·
. KCET Ill! 9:30 -"Doin' It" Tbe political evolu·
tion of the black man in prison called "Victory
I Will Be My Moan.''
TV DAILY LOG
Tuesday
Evening
drtma tboirt • mtn ln su1ch ol hit
kten\lty.
0 Mlril: (Zltr) "The Ulliiwtttr
(mys) '44-;Rlf Mil11111I, Rulll HUS•
siy, Gtif Ruuell.
By DA VE SlflWllNGEN
MADISON, Maino (AP) -
Actor ~ Stadt. who once s~ In a vloleol televlsloo
serle.:, aaya modem televblon
censorship Is "insllne" ln Its
attitude toward vlolenie and t1
driving the American public
rrom it1 living rooms to even
worse films at comer movie
theaters.
''The tighter TV become•,
the looser motion pictures will
be," Slack aald in an lntervlew
here.·
VONNEGUT! \IONN EGUTI fa.Happy: CfJ~rthday: ~\%nda
MlfCOMTMf.MlllllJi
MOW ,..LAYIMO une
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GR.U.T NOTION'"
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Stack. who II ttbwllni !or
• prpduC'dao of the dn11na
"Remembtr Me" at t II e
Lakewoocl ThtaU!r In Madlloo.
sakt he believes u an-
Uvlolence lon:t1 push agalnlt
television, "the """" God·
father• we're aotna to eel" • •:Tht Godfather Is 1 very
dangerous show," Stack 111d.
''There's an implied empathy
-people root for t h e
criminal.''
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Stadt llYI the . televlsloo
I er le 1 '1Untouchablea'' &.
which h< atan<d u 1 !Hen! •rent flll>tmr organized crime
In the prolll,blllon era of
Cblcqo·bad a "point of view.
The only way to ihow evil "" to show what tbe crlmlnals
did."
''I've always betn dubious of
people who try to prolect the
public's morals," stack said.
'JTbat'I what happened in
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H()U.YllOOD (UPI)
TV's crltb have become • itlslbolb AlhloY. nc<ntb' dlvoreod fn>m -Georlt rmbrolled In their 11 C h I hpplnl, wW Illar In •"lllo
apiDll -.. the llr lltlst." • ---that nobody's ''w1tehlnc the movie.
nwnher of undtrqe lddl•1 ----------standlnc In line al the movie
houlea." Stacie uJd. •
What lhooO crlU.. should do,
he aaid, ls equilte .. theater IS
the1ter.''
He «lllCeded that lime slols
on eor:nmm::lal TV art im-
portant and said family P<O-
fll'8Jlll lhould be olltred in the
hOlln whe!I --le are normally v1'wtnit. And, be
aald. more cttttlve -and
thus controver1t1l -Loggers· New Movie -Heroes . .
do ,J~ . ' · pNIRJ'lm8 ilhoold be alri\ed It
oome ··--shooting at be(an writlnc the script 10 odult audi..,.,.. later in the WRANGELL, Alasb (AP)
-The largest Ol>location
movie in Alaska has gone lnto
production nea.r here. lo what
the producer calls an effort to
give loggen "their righlM
plae< in bj,<tory."
Chuck Keen. the producer,
says he has fl.5 million and six
"name" actort to aid in the
historic effort. •
Entitled "Timber Tramp,"
the · film Is to star Claude
Akins as the tramp, with suir
Porting act.ors Joseph Cotten, l
Cesar Romero. Roose v e It
Grier, Tab Hunter and Leon
Ames.
The aetors, Keen and a 100-
man crew began work last
week at Sykes Logging Camp
,.on Bradford Canal, and plan to
Wrangell and JUDUu. -·-wlllle wor"'•• for ,3--• _.. ....'6 eveni .....
"'nUJ movie," the -y........ n:--st""~. He's com-... --· __ , -Tho N•blic, said Stack. must
old Keen ·said, "ii about pltltd sev....i documentaries ~
1 breed tJ. m-......... nev-and .....,_, the 1,1.:. • .:.lon be told lhe 1 tor y of bow
'" •-·--.---~•~ flrlOllllzed crime invests illicit been given th<lr riflbtlul place work. "No Substitute for Vic· dollars into I e g It Im ate
In history. You take loggers. tory'' with Jolm Wayne. business, but It muat be done
They were here when ctvlliz.a. Keen sa1d. be plans to in perspective: "People -tend
lion hadn't ewo come in yet. prtmiere ''Timber Tramp" in to think that it Js all a fairy
"Tht)o've . .always been two-1_J_unea __ •_in_J_a..,_ary_:_. ___ _:la::le::.•::_and::_::ll_:isn:::::'1:_·"--.,--I
fisted mm, and that's wbatl
my picture is all about.'' -
The story concerns two
oldtlme loggtra who.port \HYS
?t'ilh the r.e la tl v e ly so-
phlsllcaled habits cil Seattle
camps and head to AJuka to
work for a former girlfrle:od of
both. Much of the film depicts
the l~o of loggera and, In this
case, confrontaUons with mill
owners Cotten and Rom~
Keen, a fonner logger,
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btrt RUlh, Shtro11 Ftmll, Bradlonl
Dlllmen. A 70un1 m111 unwillinalJ'
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"COLD TURKEY"
HELD OVER!
2nd BIG
WEEK
~O 'CAS-4-9, · ~ "****"~~ -"New York Dal ly News
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STARTS WED.
AUG0ST2
AlY~s NEWPORT TIMES AT BUENA PARK
2:30-3:30-7:00-10:00 7:00.& 10:15
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START WED; AUGUST 2
ATTME EDWARDS CINEMAS
The lirsf-ac res e
of ·tbe UnHed Staies.
First they s~ore him ·in.
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AUGUST2
~EDWARDS
THEATRES
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"Aw, Doddyl That's the fourth town we'v• gont
through without seeing a good place to stop for
·lunch. We're HUNGRYI"
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Rape ~AR Declared
. / B~ Women in Iowa
llEPIJllLICAN apokel-,
in their ptibllc relations bursts
of eotbuslum, DOW claJm
nearly all the Ill electoral
votes for Pmldent Nixon and
concede only the Ihm YO(es of
the Diltrlcl of Colwnbla and
pnmthly the lour from tbe honie state of South DUola
Seo. George S. McGovern, 11¥
DemocraUc nominee.
~bllcan leadm a re ~ting on a iweep or ntaf..
"'aep by Nixon ol the once
aoUdly Democratic S e u t b ,
although McGovern denies he
wlll Ignore JI. The Democratic
leadenhlp In the liruth look a
cold view ·or the . McGovem
nomination ..
A BARRIS POLL publl.shed
July U lnd(cated Nixon will
benefit by a net pin of 5 per.1-=======--":1
cent nationwide because there
IOWA CITY, Iowa (UPI ) -the guilty parties and oiler will be no C&!Jll"lin IOI'
A group of houRwlves, work· them the opportunity lo be George c. Wallace, who cam·
Ing wt111en and University of questioned by female office'? palgned lot the Democ:rati.
Iowa coeds here have declared lmtead of ~ aubjected to nomination before he was
war 00 npilts. "humiliating lnterrogatlona" partlaUy paralyud by an at·
Sparked by three rape1, two by male officers. t<mpl on his life. attempted ·npet and threel~~-~~------....:..---------~~---
otber assaults on women in
the, last three weeks, Women
Aga!M Rape ·cw AR) was
founded at the University of
Iowa Women's Center. The
center ii the lradltional local
point of women'• rights ac-
UvlU.S for the sdlool and the
commwtlty.
WAR 1pokeswomen s a i d
SUnday they plan to prdent a
lilt of demands to the city
<oW1CiI tonight In onler lo pre-
vent attacks and protect
women who ·have been
.... u1ted . .
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'lbe demands include waivini:
charges ag1ln$ women . wbo
kill their attacl<era, provldlng
pibllc )ransporlallon Io r
women at night, detcribing
rajllsts and their methodS In
detail in news.reports in order
to keep women ln!Ol'IDed, and
alerting elllzens to b·e 1 p
-.omen who are attacked. ·
Jn addlilOD, WAR apoltesmen
said' they' 1flllll the Iowa City police to quit treating rape
-u though they .....
aJNlirof tires
6 Japanese
Test Effects
Of Ocean
TOKYO (AP) -can man
ltay alive drinking sea water?
It bes been commonly ac-·
cepted that · ncessive con-
aumpUon ol sea water will
cause fatal dehydration o( the
body. .
But lilt Ja-men, ·still curious, eet out on rou&h sen
today In a tiny rubber lifeboat
with thne days' tupply ol food
and about '° plJalll o1 fresh water aboard, with plans lo
make tht rest· of their rations
with aea water to check on the
results.
The six, led by a documen-tary movie · director. were to
dr111 If daya from an island
o!I Okinawa lo Mly!W'ke, a
prefecture In southern JaP'l!l
400 miles north ol Okinawa. .
Two ol the lilt planned ..
drink. in a pattern, .ra water
IOI' two or three daya and then
fresh. water for two 11< three
daya. Two plamed to drink a
-of lr<sb water and aea water. The remainlnl toO
were to drink fttsb water
nnlf.
Men Mob·
Minidress ..
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP)
-Brazilian men. cabn at
the: sllht of blklnklad bel\utln OD the beocb,
mobbed • -· _,,.. wbo...tmtd-la
I 1oOM knit mlnidrea
without I •In -th.
Pollea -up the crowd and ...cued her unacath-
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• An economy tire with four,full plin of
• sturdy 11r1on cont • A good • MCOnd car'' lire )or around-
toWn driving,
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Atlas Grip-Safe.
2for
$al~~-~ Jlfu'$!.15Ftd E• l•• torMCfl~l)lwDtln•
till"~ ....
• Low, modem silhouette.
• lnlerlocklng treed to
grtp lhe roed.
Atlas Pacesetter
Belted.
2for
557!! .. .11.)4 r1111. E._ T11
lol'lllCJIV.14 ......... --• Modem betled·blu
construction.
• Two llbllrglan cord
belts 0W1r two poty-
esler cord body pfJea.
• Computer-de"grted
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tread helps mist tklddlng.
Wheel Balancing.
• for 4 wheels •
$2.97 for 2 wheels.
•Kn ping wtieeta In bile nee
helps correct • eommon
cauM ol lriblaiion and
prem111.1re lirt weat • •
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1.111. Y PllcrT II
Dgily ~ilot .
Classified
HERE COMES
SUMMER
Slip lnto the old balhiQI suit
and enjoy the 1parldin1
pool. Othrr ftalurtt inchxkr
4 bedrooms, 2 hath!!, dlnq:
area. trx L'O\-erM patio •
hd~-d Door1 &-ownlttd di
prqre. J111t remodelal 6
vacant for )'OW' inspection.
Call ~ Optn (twt1
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ABANDONED
IRYINE
RED TILE ROOF
IRVINE'S LOWEST PRICEt1
Wrought iron 1atn unlold
Spanish courtyard. Kini
s1u bedl'OOln1. 2 paUoc.
PCK>LPLUSCABANA!Only
SZi,900. Call fut • M.5-0303.
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2-Sty. S BR., Octan Blvd.
homt. 3,<XXI Sq, ft. 2 Ftplct.
Vacant -absenf!e owner
uklng $87,500, will carry
lit T.D.
Call: 613-3663 673-a:a Evff..
associated
BR OKERS-RE.AL TO~S
202S W 6cil boo 67l·J66J * WATEf!FRONT * NEWPORT S!IORES
2. BR (can be 3-4) tam. nn.
l ba. Xlnt cond 155,000 or
trade for amalln-same artL
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volume of bver $3 ,000,000. Unique lS bl~il~Jng
a solid reputation that 'vill produce s1m1lar,
no doubt greater successes in the months and
years to come.
In order to maintain this sales record Unique
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U 11111 IVU I: Ji()Ml:i
ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE
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CORONA DEL MAR, 675 6000 • MESA VERDE,
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COLLEGE PARK G .I.--A...,.PP:"'.'.'R""'"A".':IS-:-A-:-L
BUZZ-BUZZ.BUZZ
OVER TO THIS ONE
Enchanting TWO STORY 5 bedroom 3 bath,
2 fireplaces, FAMILY ROOM, formal dtn·
ing room. NEW carpets and dranes, tsla~d
kitchen. SOMERSE:I' model on FEE land 1n
HARBOR V!EIV HOMES ... , ...... '72,500.
M·M·M NICE IN EA5TBLUFF
SEA HARBOR LIGHTS from this newly dec-
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dining room . rock fire lace, carJ:!ets & drapes.
built-in kitchen. Saf fenced·1n back yard
for the lit es. $55,500.
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3 BR, ~ BA, 2 brick fltr-
places give this Kenkoll
Cambridge modf'I hOme an
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Jumbo bdnns makr Ul i!I a
most livable homr. CAIL
TO SEE.
CORONA OEL MAR TRIPLEX
ONE.OF-A-KIND · 2-2 Bedroom, l·l Bedroom. • $42,500 Clear. Owner may carry. Close lo shopping. Coopcnt~ St'llcr hall agreed This \Vii i go in a hurry ............. $71,500.
$31,950.
Newport
••
Fairview
644-8811
(1nytime)
SCjlUEAKY CLEAN
LEASE· SELL
OPTION
lo sell this spacious 2,000 sq.
H. hOme at the govt'rnmcnt ELEGANCE AWAITS YOUR
appraisal. 4 huge bedrooms. BAYFRONT, PIER, SLIP
2 lw.-urioo• baths, beauw,1 ON THE PENINSULA . WITJI PIER & SLIP
a!rium off mailer bedroom. 'JmmacuJate 5 bedroorn 31h bath, gorgeous
large "·orkshop and i;ewin~ kitchen, formal dining room. For the discrim·
Hrea. Ux·ared on quiet cuJ· inating buye r ..................... $195,000.
d1 .. sac street 5 minutrs from
th l' be:ich. THIS CONDO WILL
C WALl<ER & LEE
Realtors 64&-7i11
2043 Westclilf Drive
Oprn till 9 PM.
$27,500
3 BDR. & DEN
ailii!IUme 6%% loa·n .
Payments lrss than rent.
Central noor plan, natural
brick llreplace, hanging
lamps & flrtplace eqUI
ment included, dining nn ..
built-in rBllJl:e & OV('n &
dishwasher, brk. 5'10-1720.
"TURN YOU ON "
IN BACK BAY AREA -3 Bedroom . 2'1' hath.
built in kitchen. stone fireplace. F'AJ\1IL \'
ROOM . community pool & REC. ROOMS in-
cluding billiards. Fee land and close to every·
thin g. . ... , .................. , ...... $32,500.
••
A"4Ull-Smtd.
tJOIUltA# --REAL TORS
644-7270
•
IF IT HAD A MOAT
YOU COULD FLOAT YOUR BOAT
It's even on a street named after a fish (Bass.-
wood). All of this 'because we !eel a ma·n's
home is his castle -check this -5 lge. bd-
rms., 3 baths, 2 tubs, 3 showers, Jge. family
rm., formal din. rm. This is our newest ofter·
ing, sell at .. .. .. .. .. ............ $61,950.
MORE WATER
WE MUST BE ALL WET
Sea shell s by the seashore is not what we 're
offering -we do have an outstanding duplex
on Seashore Drive in N'pt. Beach, 8 yrs. old
-in N'pt., this is young! You can live at the
beach & have tenant's to help you with the
paymts. J\1ove in before school starts. Offer·
ed at ................................ $62,300.
GEORGIA'S WEEK TO BAWL .
You didn't buy her Douse in Harbor View last
week. Really a view o! the harbor - a Cree
ice cream cone if you can't see the water from
the living rm. See it at night & enjoy ~he
t\' inkling lights. Thrown in, 4 bdrms .. swun-
n1ing pool, huge yard & all of the extras not
usually ;:i vail. so near to the ocean. Offered et
.......... $64,500.
OLD FASHION VALUE
One of r\e"'port lights. outst~~· g small
·homes. set in a yard that looWike garden-
er's drea1n. Mstr. bdrm. set 8:€parat y from
the other two; iI it's a nice home you de~ire
& you're on a budget, this is it!·Only $42,000.
·WATER; AGAIN. ·
T\1'0 Jot s on the ocean side of the 1-lwy.
(CdM /, for only $82.500. The following includ-
ed at no additional charge: older custom
ho1ne & guest house. "I thought this was the
fnrmer 's house ... because of two of the
cut est daughters I've seen in a long time"
-NOT included in selling price! Call for
app't. to vie\\'.
SHORECLIFFS
Outstanding 3 bdrm., 2 baths. with lovely old
brick frelc. in country kitchen; cathedral
beam ceil 's, Walk your own prlv. beach. Of.
fered at ............................ $89,500.
STILL AVAILABLE
Two separate lots in Laguna Beach. cau for
details.
Call US for your real estate needs -WE have
lots of good thin91 to tell you about I
VACANT LUSK HOME
Spy Clau llW! ~llcnt lo-
cation!! • BR. Sandpiper -
Ju.st annplrted! ! llUrT)' •••
at ii'ti,OCW> it won't lut! !
i..u<lo Slwlwty ..... >lO.
DISTINGUISHED
FAMILY HOf.IE Sparklin& awhnmlni pool sur-
rounded by beautiful walled
in 1anten & play area. 5
BR, • 4 bath • l'"R .• formaJ
I OKI \I I. 01 \0\
~· £ ,, . , ...
·DR. Nt"Wly decorated & cu. ................ ;;o;iiii ......
"'t"". In move-In condition. FIVE PLUS FAMIL y Dave Cnok 642-8235.
A HOUSE IS NOT Ovor 2200 aq. It. New shag
A HOME carpetin&. walk to all ACbool1
un1~ it containl thr spark-and shoppin1. Only $38.500.
li Wow?! ng warmth, dlgntty A: pride
Of OWnenhlp that this 3 BR . COATS
w/a REAL FR. lhowa YOU. ~ &
aa,.,...1. 16'.9'0. Lo;, Mil-WALLACE
!er 642-8235. REAL TOR
DISCOVER -546-41'1-
DOVER SHORES 0 · I This gracious Jvan \\lcU'11 t. pen Evttungs
lrancl New Home
A dlsappointtd owntt cannol
move lnlo hl• IJHuUNI four
bedroom, Lusk saooplll't"r
~-II~ want• to find •
family who wtU ('tljoy The
hi&}\ t"athedral t'l!Uifws with
heavy beams and panf'lin&
tn thr llvlng room apd fam·
Uy room. and enjoy the
sparkling kitchen, great bt>d-
room arrang~ment and all
the othn-fea!W"f't ol tlus
fine hOme. EVl'ryth~ is
new, yoo Nlll add all ttme
flnishlng touches to make vu. )9Jr homt'. cau m.72Z
COLWELL
PROPERTIES. INC
REALTORS
R-2 South of Hlghw•y
2 .t: 1 BR duplex on rear of
extra wide, 45" lot. Trft.lln-
ed, dead.end street Lota of
room to build. $59,500. Call
6'75-600}, Realton.
WELTON & COMPANY
Co1t1 Mesa home ii now available • 41 ::::::::::::::::::::::==
BR., 3 bath, FR., OR. P.tag· * SPECIALS * ;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;:;/ nlficent vi.w. Beoutllul for
entl'f"lalnin.g. C h a r J c n e
Reirhmann 642-8235.
RELAX IN COMFORT
Enjoy a coOJ pool & a like-
able, livable family room
w/stf'pdml.•n wet bar, f't'frig.
erator A: fireplace. Light I
airy 3 BR. in Net.\'J)Ott
lf e I & h ! s , \Valter King
6446>XJ.
Macnab-Irvine
.Reali)' Company
642-1235 644-6200
Extra Room For
Extra Uving In
The a1uHs
~ e:xpanaive bon111 rtlOrn
isn't the only extra in this
Oct?anlrorrt triplex
BalbOa Pen. triplex
BaJboa duplex
Penln. Point home
N'pt, Island home
1100.000
JJ25,000
'68,500
S6l ,51Xl
J<l,950
associated
BROK ERS-REALTORS
2025 W BalboG t..7l·l!bl
FIXER UPPER
JUST LISTED -Best 1.fesa
Verde Joc11Uon! -3 I-fami-
ly. Needs Jots of work but
make offer now and save!
Vacant. CUJ-d&ac, walk to
schools.
Call 546-5880 OPEN EVES
: .. HERITAGE
REALTORS
Bluffs concbniniwn. Two •-:::~-::~~""'~~
IU'denoatlol,avi...or the Bl ffs B l
broad ""''""" .,..,.n ,,." u es and just the Tight di!tanet'
to lbe communHy pooJ, Four On the \\".ldnt, most beautlhd
bedroom.t, 2% bo.thl, !annal greenbelt, this lovely ENO
dinl:hg area for eltaant UNIT 3 BR., 2'1S ba. condo
--COOL RETREAT
Complete with waterfall,
fountain I: loveiY ld9cpg. In
the rear yard of this lmmac.
3 BR. CoUege Park dream·
boat, with open gpecious
feellni. AU for $.12,500.
BAR HARBOR
5 BEDROOMS
On 11n&le level, with 1 yr. old
shag carpet & family rm. w/
frplc. Many upgraded fea.
tures. Covered rear potio &
P1'81e work bench th.It h
a man'1 dream. 6% A&Mn·
able Jo&it Ir: klw down • only
1.111,500.
675-3000 m llA\' .\ llE,U'.11
Sunny bright and squeaky
clee.n this beautifully
?'t'decorated townhou!lt! is
nothing less than t1egant. 3
BR,.2 Ba .• fla1~deu grounds
and you Mmr 1he tum1.
$48,::a> or 450/mo. Call
"'1-85>}. 295.1 Harbor. Costa Mega
t in! hu many extras -wet bar, CORBIN MARTIN '"""" "" P'"' ram"' . · RAPID CITY 2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY · room and eating attain the eiec. kitchm., pnv. «> ft.
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. • • • all built-in lcik..,n. ThU patio. N,.. ll•Ung at $55,500. FLOODS \~THE REAL
'\.: E§T ~If'.~.s Don't eive up the ship! home hu been adult oc-HELEN B. DOWD ·Have fora:tj 1M-owner (Jf
"11'1"" mdas!lfl<d, Ship-,. I" """ "llu "I REALTORS 644·7662 cuplodandbeautlfully REALTOR 644-0134 th~ beautilul Costa Mesa
to Shore Rel!Ult.s! 642-5678. General GeMral Newport .. Corona del Mar· Costa Mesa deco,!!ted. Priced rl&bt al /iiiiiiiiiiilililili_lli_il_iiim-/ home to gtve up everythjng
Gener•I Gener ii •-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;:;['!"...,..C~""""""""'~""'='='i"""'""'"'"""'""'""' I $54,......,. R • he bu here,· to go back to
•
l"----------------1• Genor•I Generel c. F. Coles~orthy eposseSSlon Rapid City! l.oootro In
* BAYSHORES WATERFRONT & POOL* & company =~~:.mi'. :-!:;:..';"'1
3Mar,,;.::,:m: ·
..J.. * * * * * 640·0020 down. $23,750. Call 642-1771. Ia,.. dining room & a Custom home, 4 bedroom & den or 5 bed-7{ Ontu
I I
BEACON BAY
Priv.• community • 2 units $651000. Beach &
tennis priv. 2 Bdrm. ho.me, guest rm. &
bath: also a one bdrm. apL
Mary Lou lt1arion
CAMEO $MORES CHARMER
\Vood paneled famil y rm. w/frplc. & \Vet
bar. Formal dining rm., 3 bdrms., 21h baths.
Beaut. kilch: & brkfst. rm. $85,000.
Carll! Tatum
NEW LISTING ON LIOO
3 BR. & fam. rm. home on tip of island.
An unusually beautiful home, priced right
at $139,500. Kathryn Raulston
4 BR .; 3 BA., FAM. RM. + POOL
$66 800 -Still occupied by original owners. Cle~n , bright. Show~ like a model home.
G.r_eatest front &J>ack yards plus patio. See
•this now ! Al Fink
LUSK HAR BOR VIEW HILLS
3 BR ., "Sausalito." fnm. rm.; F'ee, $-73.500 .
3 RR .. 3 ba. "Tiburon:• S72,500 -fee. 4
BR .. 3 ba. "Sandpipe r," $7)1,500. Call for
details. LaVcra Burns
EXCELLENT LIDO LOCATION
l·BR. cottage on best road near beaches &
club. S46,SOO. Vacant Jot next door also
available, $361500. Edie Olson
IRVINE TERRACE CHARMER
Brighi. cheerful patio off large fem . rm.;
3 BR .• 2 ba's .. formal dining rm. Choice lo-
cation near beach. Just reduced -now
only $57,950. M. C. Buie
BAYFRDNT-NEWPORT HARBOR
YACHT CLUB
-Fabulous 42' com«_.lot, pier & •li!! for l~e.
boat; beaut. courtyard & Jge. bayside patto.
4 BR. Good for small or lge. family.
$199,SOO; Eugene Vreeland
SUPERB TRADITIONAL
Englilh 1ard•D1 dominate your view from
3,300 sq. It. home. Grut "divided" llvln1-
' bdrms., den, lg•. rumpus rm.-Mll!t see!
'811,500. Mary Harvey
133.0700· --
644.2430 --ColJtt:irJtl. .... ...........
$50 NIWl'O_RT CINTllt DA.. N.1. _,_..,. ____ .,... ____ ___
b th T l·t tin d ABSOLUTELV beautiful beamro ceiling r ooms. 51h a s. op qua t y carpe g, ra-TAYLOR co 1 . "' family room. Priced· for an peries, wallpaper & fixtures. View from most • EVERYTHING! ~"21 immodiate ""' at on1Y rooms. 87' lot, big shade trees, lovely gardens 'Ih1I one year new home
11
$34,500. Call 646-7171.
& large pool. 2832 Bayshores Dr.
the most e x q u I 1 1 t e J y ~~!!l~llll!!!!'!!!!!J!!!!!!!' I BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR PA!NT~~~Bg~/o'it~~J~TL.;'t Pi?.'r~Tls your :::!~ ",:t ~':::':'~ OWNiRtra naterrod .
chance. Charming rustic Provincial with 3 Meticl!Joul atte.ntiol'l t 0 Aaume 5"~ loan. 3 l1lenders Building
341 B1y1ide Or., Suite 1, N.B.
,-Q THEREAL
\:._"\.. F~STATER.S
'
3eneral
CORfANDER
4-PLEX
Not Ml! but two beautifully
mnlntamed 4-plex unlt:K side
by side. Each has 3·l Br. 2
Ba Wlils and one 3 Br • 2
Ba OV.'?l<'r"s unit with patio.
Costa !\h."SR's best suited
units for ~occupancy.
\VD! coru;ider selling one or
both at $74,500 each.
Call 673-8550 for tnformatkln.
. JUST REDUCED
$2,000
O DOWN Cl Loan available.
5 Bedrooms and famlJ.v
room. Carpeta I: dnt>"
Umlout pllli! many ex.traa.
0wn"1" anxious, must sell
lmmediale:ly. NOw priced
1.1:,000.
Call :;t).llSI (Optn Evn.)
~.-, ~ HERITAGE
' • REALTORS
67~161
u "nerel
IRVINE COVE
Light & airy home
private community beach
in exclusive Irvine Cove
"U" Floor plan
Around private yam
3 Bedrooms & family room
Quiel S'lre<et
$165,000
REALTORS
SINCE 1944
673-4400
bedrooms, dining room & 2 baths on a prime every detail, makn Jt tm· bedrooma plU1 den. 2 bathB,
corner s ite in the prestigious quiet area of possible to improve upon. natural b r Jc k fireplace,
peninsula point ..................... $75,000. An adult occupied 4 BR natural brick t1rep1,.ce, built·
family room. 2 bllth home in range -own -cfishwuher · ~r 27th Y tar'' with deep shag carpet, COYeft'd pa Ho. fruit Ir: ahade
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors deco,.tor drapea • ....,. brl!.111,950. 540-rno.
s@U-de~ oven. terraced 2111 Sen Joequln Hiiis Road landacaping with ed&inl
"Ovetlooking Big Canyon Coun.try Club'' curbs and l)Jrinklen, front
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4'10 andftar~cutaintople..,.
,,,-----.,.-------,-,,,---.,.------1 the most diacri.m.lnatinc General General beyer. $48,000. Call~
WHAT'S TOO
BIG?
ro ·· THE REAU \"1' ESTATERS
... • ' • 4
• JUST LISTED
Single 11Qry 4 ·bedroom Patt--
setter. Xtra wide lot wHh
fenced aic¥ yard, great for
camper, boatJ Of whatever .
Quick pollM!lllon. VA tmns.
ISS,000.. , SOllI'H COAST
REAL ESrATE, SCS.WC. TRADITIONAL
LIVING -
WEST CUFF \VE pttfer to think that 2400 WA'IOI 11IE SHIPS 1•--I
IQ. 1l lt spack>Us-oot too 2400 Clut Dr. Million$$ vie. a. --•• and
By original oY.'?len. Gracious big! 5 bdnm, 3 ba.thl, ot Udo, Btlboa I: Catalina; * NEW LISTING *
MESA VERDE
$30,900.
Be sure to 1tt this! 3 Btd-
nn and friendly family rm
w/firepl! Separate utility rm
for mom. and areat patio
fat' entertalnUw. You can't
·beat the area or the price.
CaU for det&ils 979-1050.
. 9:f21
TRIPLEX home -3 bedroom, i .. -... formal dlnlna. huge famlb' hand10JDe bcMase bf the '"· CHOICE DUPLEX . ~b" room /f I 1 ·-oo1y •u kM Three 2 BR. units in like-new livirtjt room \\rilh firt'platt w ll'ep ace. ........ ....,,_,.. 3 Bdrm: a l·bann. Owner
and bookcase t.•oall, spacious come.r lot w/boal or trailer REAL ESTATE llquidatln&' _must tell! condition. Upper unit has a
I ~ ....... WA11C TO BEACH. TREAS.-. RES ~ .... --•-a. •".~. loYely view. Exbttng hl"' •~~~!"!':~~~-/ forms dining room. Garden "' ~ uou '""'" ""' oloN VA •--1 be -Only 145•500· 1831 Wutclltt, NB -DAVID D CARLSON ,....., at % can as-* OCEANFRONT-* patio entertainment centrr GINNY MORRISON • sumed with leD than ~
llomc. 4 Bdrms., 2 baths, "ith ~llt·ln B-B·Q nnd ~ *** -REALTOJtS.. 103 LJnda Isle Or. ~ REALTOR 8"-9293. dn. Aaki~ $49,950.
with 40 ft. front~. This frigernlor. Pool slze yard. ,.• *• 1505Mesa 3 BR.. e&' Jot. !56' aUp. NEW baytront home. Pitt&: CALL I!\•' •4•·1 414
older home hu lge. llving Portr Cochctt owr drive-•GM •Verde Dr Eut $l49,5(IO. iDcomf. Open SaUSun/Wt'ld 91"-'-'
rm., frplc.: dining rm .. rx-"'·11.y pi:rmits v:tn parking. •--• Colla Meta ' 2430 Bayshoff• Or. t-4 wt .....
tra I.gt, kit ch. Ohl. garnge $75,500. '* ~ 1' * * M7..fl.30 4. BR. a BA., 55' Jal $le,e>.:. S37 E. Beytront, Uttle Island Al AL TY
plus extra parking. Rest PETE BARREIT K. L. Hartman R.E. IDY. WINTON, Realtor '15-3331 N1ar N••••rt •••• ortlte
atta, nr. Newport Hnrhor RE L TY S TE PAD 642-0760 ...._ Balboa Penln1UI• BY Owner: Bouatit ntw
Yacht Oub. Euy to """" -A -TAR R • BROKERLESS HoMES """'· muat aell. Nloe 3 Br.
l100,lm 642·5200 $15,500 Alllt YOUll BEST BUY OCEANnlONT. c BR. 5 Be. bouae. Rfd'°"" l3IXXI. Shae
Call: 613-3663 00-225.1 Eve•· J!!!!~~-----"!!!!!.J L For plc:tut.s, dnc:rlotlttN ol I.sin nn., wet liar. e1epnt 2 . Cl1>t. hup '"'111. Iota of -THE-MO~T FOR POO ~.bomfffor ule "'°""" ....,.. Pll.farappl.~ . ....., Cov'd. patio. Room to
$30,500 IT'S TRUE! A!!Nme S9G. Jlt't mall Sl lo DIRECTORY OF Corene •I Mar 1 bWJd. Stow, drpa,·~ 5~ 00\~'N!!! 3 Bedrooms, mo. or BUY FOR SD>! FINE HOMES' Box 5(1, •• lamp lncl'd. Aaumt fllA
J•; &th•. Dinlng. Uui!tt RA>only, INCLUD~ W.ASll· -llun~ llad>. 963-llOO. * *-.Jiii!~ ~ Joaa l1IL I* mo. total. '
associated
than norm~] Llv1nit Room , ER, DRYER AND R.EFR.IG. a.EAN 'B 2BA ~D,y DUpla W • built, So. ot Xlnt tt:rma. 5.1Ml87&. $25,500 ~ p Brirk >'lreplaoe: BlLGaa TORI Bool ph•..patlot ·-~ -u..,., l-BJl.r2-... .-:i-BR. 2 Sl'OltY Mn: p
NO DOWN arty Pool House KH chen. Ooobl• can,.. c.n at ...,. -&e«I03. ;,."";. "";;;..-t 0 ~~:s. ..!~ .. '"~: dial,. 00oa of beadl. ai.w. a
DAOKEAS-AEAl TO~S
Z02S W BalboG 67]•]66]
terms a v 1. 11 a b I t!. Low 2bi:CI tie.led A fillttl!d poet Shake Roof. Boat Storage IChooll, lhopptDa, y .A. ap-•PM•o U<;ml1I \.'QI I ~ IJCbh:. 'I'bll I yr, nN" homt
monthly ~ntl. !:ntry IWTOUnded by )'U'ds ot Ania. Call 646-0565, Evtn-prallt'd $30,Co:>. ca 11 Jtaln. Pllnl In olnct · \Mt 11 cnJ,y l bit from ::;, ~:e, ... n.c;m.;..;;::: = ~":°"wt~ inrs -. =~alter &:l!J
0
M':OAN REA'L TY ~~~ i:"'~°'W::
2 bath<. part< Ulm )'U'tl, oarpet. """'lry kit_... A VISTA DEL LIDO 6n.6642 67UUJ $29,ll!IO. C•nt••Y n,
OWlltt -· ltrk. •• ._ pain~ Ort,. 1bru ...,. Luxury Apt. 0n lhO ltQ * OPl;N DAILY 1-5 * ~-"'.,551=1 ·=..,.-,,....~1 ~l'IJJ. !tie llni• for bo • t CAPE COD 111aanl11o"9t View 41S 'ORCHID BY OWNER, tryof<md. 3
TARBELL --.Ct>ota--+NEW-LISTI
i>RIME <BM.BOA I. •
C 1'llm. apt.a. Walk lo ltQ •
1m7,-..ap1er.
162.llDO
BALBOA 8.AY PROP. -* '4:1.74'1 *
-It ,today. Ooly Allndfft C -\S<Jt. SUp Available Duplex. 1-BR. .. cb u!Ut ltr. l!I ""' Ip bid pool. VA
!ll.ll!O. 1-..__.--:--nt-C""'"o-nclo-:-• 1 tra Jarp>. s bau., t>nnaI 0:-,. Wlln•m--. ~ ... , """'° ~ ~ ~ ~
.... ,.... dilllns + "'"' -..... RNllor , lo!',500 I Br. 2 Se, pool, pier a 111,. "larp ltltcti. SM to-MMS7I MS-U64 Sctnlc Pl'O'>ut>es $31,~ .!;!. daJq A -~ Dtllelt.tl\11 11u111 tbtsbttnt•~laabo!,-n--=---· ~ 67$.57.26 ~-:.:=~ .....
""3 Wtotdttt Drt"'-··EMERALD IAY c.ai.°"'11-6Da11y. 5 IG ID1t1MS. CAii'Eo-811 biandl. BYOWNEIWl='n'='a...i~Pl.,..1
°"'1 'IOJ 9 PM bnma<'llala 3 Br + tam nn. Sball>. dHn home With larp ~ c BR, atne 3 BR. 1 BA. -1-
BJ <>wn<r.1 er. 2 e., frpk, °""" """ot 1no7. View. 411ll.'r.' Ill Ill WnllJ """" Jocat..i 111 sm!en .. ttiiw. LR, DR.. 2 down. nt:Dl-Zll...-:~-i
w/w crpt, -.int 1oc Muat .,., 118,00ll CA lliM Newport -· 155.£01. BA. crpld, 1' acre Jot. ....,. <> CALL 5IWlll * ~. sz.ooo Orm. Tod Hullort & Aa-. *l'ULLlll REALTY* •ltw. P11v -Owntt a •~BR-O w!Ol l "" I It«"'"-· 146'41110. 14?1 Via Lido rlHIOll -~ flMC1I. 11'-"°' -). WW. Rell"" .
= : .. -.11 I Hf; I fl
J • • •
• DAILY l'ILOf J . I-..:.. .. ,... ~I l~l _ .... . _ .... I~ I _ .... ·1~1:::;1 -=~-.. ?!~.:·!~ ':"'"':-._:" :-:-lrM~11 -1~1~1 ~-~ ... -~,~~1~1;;-i!iiim .. ;;-~J~~I
CosteMeie Huntt"""" -'"""' I ii:".,.., Hlllllllll Duploxn/Unltl Buslne11 1.-___ Fu_m_lshed ___ 300_ Ho<lhi Unf\lm. · 305 1 ~~~~~~-1:...:.......::..,..._~~-I:==~:-== .... 162 ()pporlvnlly -100 L ·--· 1· WANTED ,_;:;_.....,.---=J :;;~.;;.;:~ •• -:.~ •tun• -cl! Costa Mua =~:: ~se:~ "Spacloe-1'1111 Sf.o~!.~..::~ y..,. 1-.......... by._, Bdrm. -_,...,. l~tll pd. Cba<rulna e PRIVACY uaW"ed-1 br, HUGE DEN
Pt.VS s bednoallt t blths, FOR. $22,500 Rllh•1cl lV hnl oa 9'lew aide.~ Bil. ~ tomeWbtft. Call ,di. lnunac., well lt.nd1eap. Bach. Bia patio. N . stovr/n.-t. all util lncl SU>.
Walklothebrad>bomll>b loftD •-" J BA-. -~ os ... IM.,,_aml<I"' ed.$60,111>.-D' 'b md. ALARentals e 645-3900
-· -Excellent •••dlllon. spaclow S bo<lroom 0o),...bt.,..alutoWn111' Rod<llillo.-aft.IPM !lndlloatbo><r ... ,.. 8 y,... old, 3 BR'1, up. 2 1str1 utors lltiS-UUI pd. So. Wa"""· l
.urkkle townhoqw. fl.e. or....m )'OG. netd a Jarp: letUN lt_ldt Cill. ~I!\. «_6·Jfl4 00-'I\ 2 baths each. ~ut. Br. OiUd/pct ok. e NICER! 2 br, 2 ba_. crpta/ $32,950.
Roy McCerdle RHltor
54S-Tm
trlc buUUns. dlftiaa ...._ tr ,,~ ~ vitt:AiiilOU.t:-~ I: fL • ... i2so-.:r1ir. Ocean view, Nie-dr(:ll. l'ncl &:ar. lncd yd. S115.
, .. plaoo. 2 ... -· :::::ib::-,.:"" ...u.sr.: CUSTOM BUILT ........ Income ·Property 166 1or HIS area •IY furn. In.• p!J<. ALA Ront•I•. 64s.3900
Owner will r.pa1nt A '°play tn and 1eeve )'OU 1n .ru.t u.tod! Bia ,ocean vtew l1A1..TY Now avail•ble: A new, u · NU-VIEW RENTALS J UR. 1 Ba., Ira. roM'lt'r lot, f!.:\t~ ~~ Ca fi pHN? Would )'OU UU to borne tn beaut. prdrr.n ttt· Near Nc.-,ert P•JI Offlte rttlns 1tl•n'IQl'OU9 oppot111n. 6T3-4030 « 494-:tMR romp. l't'<k'~'t'll'l1lt!'d, Rtl. 1110 Newport Blvd., C.M.
--cIEAN 3 BDRM. 147 ... 1221• havt a larse trtaht kltcbm. til\r. 3 B~ 3 t.'1., spec. 4 BR. Vlt'TORIAN EASTSIDE Uy Jo~ a dependable m1tn i:ir Nawport Beach r«1 . S:!fO irlO. Set• oy,ntr ~ la.rle tMtclo'ard and )Qll' dlnln& 4 faMlly rrns.: wtll Yoo gotta Co i.n to SK' thl.t 4-PLEX \\'Om&n. lfurl11.1: t!Hy, X9.'I J\rt'Jlnnds
2 Baths. Fimtl,y rm., new
carpet.a. Lee. <..'Or'ttitr lot •
. $29.950 • 10% Ji'JLVVA GEM .
1610 \V. Cout Hwy., N.8.
REALTORS "2-4621
El Toro
a..EAN 4 btdroom. 2 bath,
1ully carpted h o m e •
~autifu! ~ant Nice area.
CU. to ~hoolt. ahoppln&:.
Lelue $275. Call 586-"2918
anytime Sat-Sun after 5: 30
v.-eekday.
Fount•in V•ll•y
GI NO DOWN
SuptJ" aharp I ~rm In best
FOUtltaln Valley are a .
Schools & shopping are close
lot convenle~. Larae 1850
aq ft home with hll&'e yard
compl fenced. OnJ,y $31,950.
CAlL for ~ details
!J62..SS2l a: 537-5642. COUJNS
A WAITS.
C&W
171U !kach Blvd., H.B.
See What
We've Found '
Tut .. ully ""°""'"" thrOup-out. Thls 4 bdnn home ii
iocatM ill HuntinrtOn Beacb
and priced at mly 128.900.
No _,, to G.!. """8s and
}ow ~1l to non-~ta. Qlll
847$0.
'-0 THE REAL
\"' ~STATI:RS
$20,500
3 BR 2 BA. 60'x10' fncd Jot,
oversized dbl gar, elec bU-
frts, eating bar, dln nn. fonnl
liv nn, try wardrobes. plmty
ol cupboArdl, w/w crpt• Ir:
drpa, patao. Good Joe. $1,025.
dn. Paymta less than ttnt.
I' HZM7J.(:)54M10J
QWNER S a c r I r I c e . .f ,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
J>edroom•. family rm ., Wanted !;:;::1.,'::;'::!n.: Unhappy Renters rm., country kitchen wtex-Thia 3 bedroom condo. an
tra eatlng atta and double be bought for only $22,!JOO •
·"· payments less than rent. 1.o-ovens, extra concrete w ..... ,
ltnfshfd garage, b r k • , ca.ted neat lbontnc ~ten. 842-669 Call IXM' tor an appt. to tee $36,500, L • 847-60lll. ·
OWNER Jnust Aell. Swlm
pool, 4 bedrooms, dining
rm .. extra baths, rear living
room, natural b r I c k
\-o·TH£REAL
~ESTATERS
n'L ', ,~ , •, t ','
fireplace. bul It-In -~D~L~D~L~O~V7E~~R~S-
i: an g e -ovelMilshwuher, Beaut Condo, lowly park,
brk., SJ0.500. !J62...55Gti. front entrance 2 Spac BR,
OWNER desperate. 3 bed· 1% BA. stall lhower, ftplc.
room, 3 bathl, family room, Newjy decorated, son tones.
m-w thick shaa: carpeting, Poof avail. Nothing to do,
dining nn., bulll·ln range, ready to live in. FUm oi un·
Oven, & dishwasher, palkl, fum. Owner 9fi2.Di2 for
chlldrM '° walk to ICbool? pl&ntwd kitchen: I&•. vl4!w p I 111 by Cn1lhed • v~\'rt World's f1Ull.'t1t . ~wlna SZlS-2 Br. hOuR. &!boll. J.sl , I>r. nr roll ,. v,. ~ ,
How abold: )'O'll' bou.8e to be: deeil: A pe.do &rM. Moy value. 3 yn okl I beltcr 4 BtaurU\.11 l btdroom units pantyhose i'Ompany, offl.'ring Cl'llld ok. 213-.\11-12!11.
dolt 10 a bHUUtul JOU· ertru; wft bu, tlnted-Jlaa, than new! 3 bl.kl to~ :m~=l~:o~arQ !!~: a 1ucc:uahU, tested methOd sm..C 2 ~~·k 1'!"1 ynll 11 ht•ach . i0rl81t, 111ucly TV rm _,,...and-"'"""' ~'----1-. i•~•a --. _ ... lllch. Principals onb -........ ··~ 1 -·~ lh ar ...... "C. N ff y rum. d·,. 2 "\ • ~-·'bl. ........ .,._,, .,......,,.... . .., --... ......,._,. ~ 1hoppln£ 8.ttU. Qwntlr wtD or 1<"11 nc pan'T'"'""' n1 ,.. •'l=-2 s w.e 1 .. ht 1 " nn. ,., · ··~ Y U ...... do, thftl thil boute dean. oven. etc. v-66-2562. $49,500. !all •'•"tlt-1• No se.111 .... l"I!'--r. r,_ un M.ni · som• f11r111Jhl""1L. Nr All ·---• S help "11ilh f.ina.Dcing. \\'ant. ...... -. ...... All blfns. • ...,
loo a perlect borne tor you. fllncllonal, ...U planned SEE THI I l.ut ..i.. AotWw 155,000. qu....,. c.m...., · pnwid<d NU·VIEW RENTALS """°"'· $325 Mo. Ind""'°'·
At a tnlb' r8lllUc price ol bame. A jewel for cntfrt&ln. Custom bnllt 3 BR. 2 BA Call St).1151 (Open Eves.) act."OWlla. lnve11ment of S8:50 St-pt . l·Aug. J.11!, 1973
135,9!'!0, Clll now I0-2SlJ,. Inc. $119,500. homt!' In dHirable area. to s~ dl'Ptftdinc Upon full '73-4033 or 494•3248 Pf>rlf'Ct nof1 ""'IUl.m.I. P * --* Charmt,. Inside .. o.it. ~ or part-tim•. J c-~R, 2 &. ~ blk ~h. ~\·I! ,-c°"'+Y·_>~l!h156!1~·~~~~-I -0 THE REAL
,'."\.. ESTATL RS
nE OFF •
___.__ lnmcpd A well ma.lntaidia. Nation Wide publlcly-ov.·nro .xpt. J.5.Jul'lt' 15. .,....a ........ 15 Unfum 2 liR. Crpl's. Single ,$ ~'\:Z"~ By Owner '46-7530. cor,>oration, •JlOl'l90J' ot 1972 Bruce Crescent {LI do prageo. 2 5ml <"hlldren ok. ~ "'!''!!"~~!!!!~!!!!~!!!I ?tllll'I cawomla -w 0 r Id SAnd•) 2l3 : G10-400l No pcla. f\fusl have rcl'1. !!!!'----.., Sant• An• = _... cut C-2 Zoned, Rentals. ·on double 'Beauty Pageant, now a~pf. 1 hr mobile hm $175. + bftch . Sl50 mo. + S75 dtp. 64&5637
ExecUtive l bdrm. home on
2nd. Fairway of ~adOwlark
GoU Count. Beautltul :l~
po I n t mmts thJ'ou&holll.
Imported Italian tilt!' ln
balh, 2 flttplacea, formal
dlnlna room, beauUtully
carpeted A draped. No 1reen
,...,.._,.o.-lot. Sm.all down. and owner lng applications trom am· S95 util pd. uflcr 5 p.n1.
ONE OF A KIND REDUCED $2500. will help llnance. c ... at ru-hltl>us, 01pable lndlvldua~ Rent-A.House 979-8430 -f 'BR . DUPLEX-
4 B<lnns. plus hll;l'e family rOom with cln:ular, stone
flrepla~. Thia brand new
sparkler ts 'ready for im-
mediate occuPancy. $82,950.
fll!H to pJa.y eoU. Only ~
.S<l.950. For appollllmeot to ..,/T'O/an,
""'· uti REAL ESTATE I' U90Gi....,,.. 5ll·5111 I :J 531·51H -!H7l 5n<l31<
i BR. & Den $36,'50
SPANISH un1que, white brick """·
TWO STORY pl<d entry. 2 ea .. bl~tns.
lk> frplc., carp. Yard needs
5 Bedrm 21,S baths, fam v WOf1t. but a ml b.J;Y for the
rm, formal dln, elec ldtcb, handyman. Call:
wet bar. lrl patio. Priced MIS.9'0N REALTY t9f...aT.l1
bl'Jow GI appralgal. VA· --=,.-----CANT. ean 968M56. Lagune Hiiis
•• "TRIPLEX''
Live ln spaclou1 ownen unit
(3 bedroom wHh flreplaceJ
and rent out 2 bedroom unit
•anc1 1 bedroom uni!. llave a
home plus lnco!TI•. For moN!
lnfo call 842-2535. Priced at
$52,000.
-o·,THEREAL
''."'\l ESTATERS ' / '·. . .
3 BR, 2 BA, beaat. view,
rugs, drapn, reflic, m8")'
xtru. 6 mo. old. New
World. &37-365%. Owner. * PIER IE SI.JP * 73 It. bay!ront. $Z15,000
Trade commerc. or lndust.
•90Ft.LDt •,
4 Bdrml .. • .. ~tha. IArl< rumpus nn. ~u;:i.(XX).
LIOOREALTY
3377 Via Udo, NB 673-7300
Lido Isle
Xtra lharp 3 bedrm 2 bath lure potenltal. deslm.1!1 of 11ddllional In· 1019 \V. Balboa Blvd. SIJ)ll Crpts. dl'J)!' ,(: b\111,.
near Mac Arthur ol Brlstol. CALL ANYTIME ~"''Ith• cha~ for 1~ 8. SIOO per v.•k. Aug-&>pt. % LARGE FENCED \'ARD
Only 6 yn ~·, oonvenlt:nt ~3921 or Eva.131-9068 mf'ndoul fulute &MWlh. ln· blk 10 beach. !Q.-0349. F'OH Cll!LOREN & P1'.."TS
to frwy1, major lhopplne ve..11tmenl fully secured by WATERl'"RONT 4 Br. 3 Ba. J>vt_ garDJlr. S154.
and Orange County Airport. i~~o'r"'f:i';rmntiOn, v.Tlte or Beaut.lfuJl.y tumlllhed. Aug· 811 Pau1arlno, C.?.f. 519--1746
Hu n ...... lace, sunken tub "'' 62 °·n-n Bay EI T And ali ·;xtru. RedlJCt'd fo phone, 1lvlng name, ndllreu · uo.: ....... • oro
130,500. by uWowi aller --===c-===-=o-and phont!' to Mr. II. Brock. ·Hout•• Unfum. 305 0..EAN 4 bedroom, 2 bath,
who may help with Gl'a NEW DUPLEX ' PANTASTIC CORP., 1 fully cUpett!tl home , ckllin& ootlt, Hurry, this Dll San Joaquin Hills Rd., Genar• lkautilul yard. Nice U'ft.
one wun't last. CAIL Dcluxe 2 ~ I 3 bf.d. Newport FlnaoclaJ Center, Oose lo !i('hoob:, lhopplnc.
962-S5Z3 A 5l7·!5642.. COLLINS room Dupln in prime East· Nt!'WJlOr1 Beach, Calif., 92660 l.e:IM' $275. 0\11 anytlnw
I WA1TS. RJde k>catk:Xl.. Jiu f~place. 714.fi40-0200. Sat...SUn 11ltror 5:30 v.·tt.lr:da,y.
C & W bullt-inl,dtR:i9i·ubt!r•auto-BAKERY-loc•I Fountain Valley
ma.lie prqe ~· S56,!IOO. REDUCING t•lon 12) ~:::n~r:=m~ CARO & GIFT th:p * 145·0111 * 4 BDR~1. 2'S BA, all el« · HOLLAND B 5 I kU ., dishwhr. y,·attt pd. Nr. U1. • ea w w. 1t1h COSTA MESA school. $285. mo. 96l-99'U. ln6 Oral!ge, C.M. ~ 70
Sant• Ane Heights
-o~THEREAL
\'.')< ESTATERS 3 BEDROOM HOME on CANDLE Sl"'O !or wo.
large lot. Assume FHA Acrou from Mtsslon ln San , ' " ~ ., . . "''
loan with total pay. · 0 Sat & Su Juan Cap.,ln.no. For Ill· menti of $201. per pen • n. formation call "93-141L
month. $25,500. BKR. 1 ·5 wELL tttabli""<I 5ervlc<
546-0814 anytime. STUDIO duplex. SJURp 2 StaUon. lnYlmtory only for
University Park Bedroom.a, b u t l t -l n 1 , aale. T~aco · Harbor & Wll-
fireplace each unit Klug JOn, CM. 548-Sll6/M.>5373.
idze ya.rd. 14S7D TiJden St.. 10 CANOY vending machine•
We1tmlnsltr. ONLY $32,500. for ttnl S5 month 545-Sl80
''CAMBRIDGE''
(b)ice 1-levll!I 3 BR .• 2 be.
+ atrlton. Sw'p; new pain!,
qual carp. Almost frff-
stand. end unit, lltePI to pool
Xlnt valur>, S34. 750. .. ,~
:f!'A.
lAD£.RA REAL TY °" &<&"'"·· .
Bu1lne11 Wanted 210 96M4» 96M433
-,;...i Tax Ded""'°n'-1st TD Loans By 0.""M Unites on 2 lot•.
1 Blk to OO!an. Newport. 6~ % INTEREST
R>dee. In/out Comple!Ply 2 d TD L furn. Swnmer-Wlnl<!!' ,... n oans
tat. S125.000. m 45th. cornrr
brl<., $24.950. -'~••~t~. ~====~· iV. MILE FROM BEACH
Huntlntf°" Beach 4 BR. TOWNHOUSE Oamming, surling, swim·
Tr•dition•I l•yfront
One of Lido 1',tonl'• most
charminl homes with 8J ft.
frontap . .f BR., bure ~
stain %nd Uv. rm.; fUll bar.
2 patlol, elevab:r. Just liltf'd
nchmivetY at $21).to:I.
{;st ~f-f2.!utr ~~ Balboa 81. UJok lint, then Latrnt rates On.nae Co.
call to,.. """"'· 6'2.9955. "WE BUY TD'S"
A Rare Meredith
"The 9'lant.' A ,huge famlly
room witb a ftreplace, a
&1&nt· aiuntry kitchen with
acrrs of formal dinlna: room
and foUr big bedrooms. Air
c:onditioned, ·-""'yank.
with block wall fencs. Ftnrt
time advertiJed at $45,950. 646-nn.
Pools. tennis courts. Close to mln&! 2 BR and de.n.
beach, ~ baths, prt•, Massive custom patio. '11
l*tia; doub&e ~ Gourmet kitchen. Sh a I
Quick Uhf priced $28.950 tbNJut I: lots of custom
built-l.na. Oean, cozy and
cnJy 2~ )' e a r a yoq.
$25$>. By owner. 5.16-3645.
REPOSSESSIONS
PICKET FENCE aurrounds For tnfonnaUon and location
your tenitory. An old of these FHA 4 VA homes, fashioned "cutie"' with big
Ill
_..__,.. --:.:vi:. ~ ... l.:m-iiiiiiiii-m;;· -~'~''•'~·] • BR. lg l2xU pme ...... •
"' ba, bltn kit., ....... -Mobile Homh
water IO!t""' 1Dcl. 134,700 For S.le
5.57-919.f '"ro"'R"'°'SALE-·"'.-0.-1...,--,-8-R-. 2
' -o THEREAL
1~ESTATERS
contact -:\~.'·=~ n!';: KASABl'N Mlulon Viel•
with new cllpets. Perfect Real Estate '62~ REAL F.state, Sale or Sold,
ba. Golden West ~. Plus
enclosed porch, &d>, dt!ltlft
appllances. Fl>cd., ""'-·
located 1n de.luxe park, San
Juan Caplltrano. Beautiful
clubhouse, swim pool, ahuf·
Deboard & many other ac-
tivities. Call o w n e r ,
space & prl~ for small Call Whit, 837-9S50. Forest
. OWNER IJDdous. Assume family. You name the temu. Irvine E. Ol.lon. RA!alton.
6% loan, .f bedrooms. 3 BKR. 962.-5.Sll. · J ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==== Nrwrx>rt Beach
baths, h.,.. .family room. * FREE * YALE
dining rm., extra bonus rm, ~frestunenu at open Hou!<e 2500 Sq. ft., charming 2-lty.
built-lm, di1bwaaher. SUNDAY ONLY, 12 to 4 home, just lt:epa to major
fireplace, rear livlne: room, P .M, thtte (3) popular floor greenbelt. 4 Bdrm1., incl.
lrl:., $32,950. 962--3865. plans to chooR from. 3 A: 4 huge ritm/ suite w/trpk.;
GOV'T. OWNED B<lrma. 131.950. to ·134.500. "•· dmlng nn .• lamlly rm.
at 9512 Innsbruck Dr. Lri us make an •pp't. for
Repossesat!d hornet.. Low (N/Adanul • E/Busbard). you to see lh1s home now.
down. Govmunent pays RED CARPET, REALTORS-INCLUDING THE LAND closing costs, Can 968-4441. 962 ' '
r/ :1,i, I', lid.
* Crest Realty -CL~;;'=x=u=RYO':-:H=o=M""'E=-$54.900.
OWNER
T1tt.. NSFERRED Th.ls executive home hu .f
"" ......... bdrma, big lnmlly 3 Bedrm, 1% bath. boat or nn. Immaculate! This tri·
camper gale ntar beach & level features Parquet entry,
schooL S9'. down. Only "~-'wood ., •-•·
I """" _.. 1..u·u i.IOO!'I, '6"' pauu, $24,500. Ca I _,,,... water softener +other nice
RliD CARPET REALTORS to have xtru. Priced to sell
ENiov cool ocean breeze • 2 at only $4.1.950. Call I: see,
---I: 1'11 ll 11r
"SINCE 1546''
lit West~ Bank Bldg.
Doys 552-7000 Nights
University Pa.rte, Irvine sty, 4 Br .. 3 Ba .. fam. rm., 962-7637.
2 )'?'!I. old. Assmne VA ln.1·0~WNER==.~Trans.~-~.~bedrooms-o---;:z::z:z:::::::=C::
$39.SOO. $2500 dn By Owner PriDC's only 8 3 3 • 11 0 3 It. den, 2 baths, dining nn., master bedroom has c&Dll,Pf!' a.nu. &: large mirror. book
UNUSUAL 3 Br, lam nn shelves & built-ir bar in the
Spanish home. T\1e roof. den. tam.Uy room. near Uv-
flany extru. $42,500.. Call lng rm., brk. S 2 7 , 5 o O ,
owner """'150. IJ<6.0604.
LOVELY 4 tr b:lme wfpool 1 'o_WN_ER--lu.-vltw-.-.--.---
1 lal'I" fee room. $42,m>. il huge family room, newly
Principles only, 5C'1·7Sll "DI dttorated. built-in BBQ,
S: 758-0127 a.ft 6 I: wknd:I. dining rm., built-in f'atC"! il
FOR Sale by owner. 4 BR. oven, 2 baths, p at I o,
bonul room ol tam rm. 2P> sprinkler system. b r k. ,
Jq. n. $50,000. MIHIClll. $27.Cn:J. 962-1373.
cozy CHARMER
This little cutle Is only 11'
years old. 3 bdma., 2 bl.,
a.ir-conditionlfW and 1prink·
kn. all for only $31,500.
ired hill
REALTY
Univ. Parle Ctnttt, lrvi~
Call A.n;yt.lrne, m.M20
om..bounlAMto8PM
S@\\.cSUlA-l&~trs·
'
Tire Puu/e willr I/re Bui/l.fn C/rucHe
O,_,., ... ~-.. lour 1C1ombi.d 'M)l'dt ' .0. to form four almple WOtch.
ROT RAH
!·
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Formula For
Newport's Best --MOBILE Homt 1968, 24x50', luy 2 Br., 2 ... Located 1n adwt
Start with a good central k> park. 1 blk from ocean.
cUion, build • VII!!')' fUnc. Mw:t see to appl't!c. $9500.
tlonal tlutt bedroom two S36-0276. 21351 N e w I a n d
bath home on an attractive Aw .. H.B. Space 140.
split level plan, otter a larp on Lt-viii modular No. JIQ).
IJvtrc room with ftnplace 2.f x 46, 2 BR, 2 BA, oor lot.
and hlP ceillnp, throw In Ottan breeze. Own r
a• modern kitchen with In-493-3191.
formal eating area. add a 1 'M~O~B~llE~-H-0-ME--.-Co-hnn-bloo
large utility room and a 2Jx40 Xlnt cood. It: locatk>n.
three car gara.(t!, Cl'l!at• Sacrifice. Must 1e11.
llOl'ne JovPly land9C8.pini and
a IWimming pool, and fee ~1529•
land; then giye it away for l2xS5 l BR Mobile homt!'.
$33,950. Call 815-7225. N.8. lncatlon. $ 3. 0 0 0.
213/337..mJ • ..-..... Mgr.
COLWELL
PROPERTIES !NC
REALTORS
1910 Biltmore lh62' furn.. 111'
bL 1etup nice adult pk. --
--......... Sattler Mtg. Co.
----642-2171 S45-0611 INCOME HOMES "°"""' -area 21 yn. 6-NEW DUPLEXES $4.~.950 4-NEW TRIPI:.EXES $67.950 ~y to LCN1n 240
Be&ot new 2 I: 3 BR units. HOMIDWNERS!
JS! E. Bay St .. Calta Me... BORROW Ph: &t2-t837 '
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l•·m vw !1mL o... to * $30 WEEK a UP * $115 I BR. Front dplx. trpt, QUIET· Dl!:LUXE VERSAILLES Fountain V.U.,,. SU» -w/........,W...., oo 5 dl.Y pectut • ....., mochtt. ~-6 Rob...._.. ,d,u. bch • ' ho P'. • Studio A 1 BR Aplx Cold ""'· no pet/c:hlld. S A s BR APl'S EHcutlve Aparfmenla Ill a "' lf7-3l!IC. • C.llllno trlp a-~· Vic S"'1hw ., tllo. H.B. .:':I •-v=I .
Qbblelpool, s.®O mo/l.M. e TV I: Maid Serv\ce AvaD SeU ~ nc .. no front rd. Pn'. JI~ * fftd .~ Over1ook:.ll:ls Newp:irt Beacb. a>NGEMAL wcaaJa t 0 SctM>oMr "·Kelpk". Vklt lfT-IUT. -nlll -rv ca
644-QITI. e ---Pool as lril; -· &tt-33Sl ..llubt>r'.J * Adulr. --.., vlewL Luxuly oltan! "!>!-Pn. la., all !Iii¥_. Avalon, llthmuo A C.talloo DID. F""'1 bull_,.... Plannlnt I Mappl119 •a.•_.,,..._ m:wser.2&.1Ja>•tew MartinlqH Apts. ,_,""'-.11 ........ m S.A. Ha\'-ar••· -......,. .. u. i...m ... -dl>ld1toa...u.r.Ziiiilfti•pliijiiilnl"..-;n;
BREN llomea, M o n a co
mOOel, waler pd I
_.... Ideal loo. ,1-f45, ...-.
3 Br, 2 Ba. family rm, l!lec
kilch, W/W Cpll, dr'ps. $400
mo. ll!ue. Shown by appL
n4: 494-M64. 213: 797-7487
S.n Clement•
BEAUTIFUL 3 bdrm., 2 ha.,
living room, formal dlnin&:
nn., Jc. kit., fam., rm., en-
C'\oSCd A t r I u m , on Golf
CDllnf', Shore Cliffs. Rent/
lease. $325 per mo., Appt.
only, 492·2033.
Santi Ana H•lghtt
S BEDROO~I. $2.?i. l>('r
month. BKR: Ph 546-0814
anytime.
Sunset B11th
SngJs or tam -2 br hrn, trplC',
everythlni:, gu, ocMln.
Rent-A-Hou•• 979-8430
Houses furn. or
Un furn. 310
:im N.wpmt Blvd. or -Too toc. 1375. mo. rm ....,, -Ave.. C.M. 8. On HooJ>ttal 114. oU 16'1-mt. navlptlon, _,....,,,, a Vic 11.vper!te ""'7 a ..,.. ror --ID ~ OI' 66-3961' oaW...A&t54&-2121. Mar.Apt.ID M45t2 Newport Blvd. or SUperlor ROOMMATE WQftd to ..ui.. Outdoor type• Ctronimortd.,Mltslon.VS&-clUta.ltlOnnce~.Weals
'I'hll Ad Worth $S on Rent J BR. Pool. Some viewa.. $1'7'. l1l'IL. incl., .2 Br •• l~ Ave. • ahatt. bowlt 1rl Lqum pttfd, CalHomla ena-. Jo, Tues nlte. IJT~. apedt.Jlze la KW.con Bue
HOLIDAY Pl.AIA Noor ....... '210 ea., •ncl. car a potlo. 343 SEACUIT MANOR ...... 2 9'adL Slll.IO pluo 1' utll. 5'Ml92 cr llG-U22"""" WltJTE. f'8Ulle dot. med, -963-L!llQ.
DELUXE Spacious 1 BR. AG.Dn' 6'4-48d Cabrillo ApL C. 548-2933. Br Unfum $160. Pool. $.5259 ews. •FUILY J.JCENSED* looks like poodle wtlh brown Carpenter
twTI apt. 1135. Heated pool. Cotta MaN 2 BR Mesa Vent.. $!40. Elec c.;.., dl'(>I, bit.., (Olrb. YOUNG odalt • 2 Br., 2 Bo. ~= ~"= eotJu. Lquoa Nia;..l. Call -"-------1
Ample pvklnc. Multa. no bUrt1, encl pr, nr. &hop'&· dllpL U2S Placentia Aw.. apt-Oakwood Ci&rdeN, N.8. d&l11· lO AM·lOPM. Advke -..sc2I. . e CARPENTRY e
J>OI'. I iiiiiiii~ Adult.a. no ptta. 543-63S1. ~ about our diKount. $140 mo. ~761& alt 8 pm. &tven Cll all rnatttn.r I caa QIARMINC Maltt11 (die Rqh I: nn1lb PatJo. Tool 1965 Pomona A\-.:, CM. __. 5M-268Zort42-&340. wn.L lhare 3 BR condo tn .,__,p --.. ~) 11m1Je kl.tttn. Vk:. I c.'tnlftlt. 641-,9Tl,
HARBOR GREENS Dana P@lnt ~ ,-. st&--UM. 1 • 2 BR. Pool. 1140 Up. NEWPORT i.i.nd, lluut11"1 H.B. "'' ,..,.,. ..., 21. m N. n Conrlm Real ~ • :o.t. c. 14. _______ ,
Unfunl avl. Chlldml'1 led. * Brand New Ocun: View new dupltx, S BR. 2 BA. Call ~ ' Su Qemente &• 5.'IK MINOR home rep&in.. pturo--
ELM GARDENS Apb, 177 Fumlshad I Apia. 2 Br From "'5. 3 lrpfc. "'" dttk, 1325 ..,, Gar-for Rent 435 4!IMl3I or et03t FOUND: llladt 6 _.,, blnc • .,.,...,,.,. • potoU,.•
E. 22nd St. CM. w.3645. Unfumlshad BR. $225. Collect H toll, )ttrly. ~l!J. PAUi 6 CAAD READINGS .WO """""' vie Col}4o -Call -.
BEAUT. FURN. 2 BR Sl75 n<: 96&-3563. DELUXE N.., Untl.trple't• • WANTED -A belp ID 11t111J mat· Park. 56«ITI. Carpal Service
up Incl util. I.lid Pool Adll1 From $120 to $215 mo Huntington Beach lllr/eond., 1pa clou1. Canae for •tln&'e ~Colla trra. 1 tNe qQRtlm &1111. Lad 555 no pets. Abo 2 Br Unf. , __ _;;_ _____ I Wt1tclllf loC. !§41..lm. Mcu. m.9G9. OYtll' J)honf. Receive fUll w. JOHN'S Olrpl!t' Upldattty
"2-9520. Bachaloro e 1 Bdrm• $175 . Nawporf Halglm GARAGE tor ront. -1'ftd11W lor SS. w/od. (Zl!1l;HELP:==1,.Am-"llk'"•"'Mr,,_.,.._,...-Drl......,poo free Sook!>
1 Br 1,.. St40 • StlS. S/pool. 2 Bdrm•• 3 Bdrm1 Children W elcome only. $21 mo. / •uso. NlY lie. La wl-t m,; ...,_. loot., =.: • T"~
Adlts onl.v. Meal for 1\12 or2Full Baths SPACIOUS 2 br, smartly c.n~m Habra.Call tor~ Scan Con~ towd l:Jri&tit.enrn A 10 minute
booh,.on. 1993 Church. CM New Family Apts. dee. Frple, beamed ... m... Office Rental 440 PROBLEM ~. eon. dept. July 30th. wlrO lromn bleooh tor white """"'"·
54g..!l6J3_. -----Muttt .. _•lze bt>df'oollln m1 w/ 2 Bdrm. Color Coo rd. cpt, drps. Quiet bldg. AdJt., tsdent, • Y m D a I be t I c w/irrJoor.ootdoor mrrtetlw Saw )'OUl' money by aa·.1~ ..
hlgh uo:am ce , .. large no pet•. $180. 2100 Haven P1. •-=-"""""""""-•I preananc7 COVJllelini'. Aber-ten... •-·-~ ~ -··~ s:~de-;,,°;,~t~.1:.r~Ad::~ ~:J ~'("I: wfl~a~~ TENNIS CRT., PU'ITING W.3781. · ~~~~WY/HT~~ ~ = ref. LOST ·2s:•ix~· ~~ :1:':n.~:U~ui,,:~e~
no pel1. Quiet. 646-3764. Convenient laundry atta ~!LI>· POO~ ~~· ** 2 BR. a:arap, ICbool \~ --~ w / w b t t e: _........ ha11 $15. Any nn. .$1.50, oft kitchen. Enclosed pa· ""• J'1J[t ~ hildtt OK. n70 PALM CARDS A SPIRITUAL .......... _. couch $10. Chair «. 15 ""' ** LTKE new! I & 3 Br. tlqa. 2 awlmmin& pooll. DAY CARE CENTER age c n ,,.. . &IP!lAN'DCWA.ltlC.@ READINGS Brina:adlDr 'lt;Vr.I vie. Newport .., ,,_
Pool. Ree area. 6(5-5530. 710 aauna. recreation facW-S SfORY. REC. BLDG., INC. • 67l-<6f6t evtt. ------.-· ....... i.... 1 · ~ Helchta. A n • w e r 1 to op, Ui what counts. not w. 18th St. c .'M. ties. Secwity ill,f.l'd. GYM • PARTY RMS. Sen Clemente Ct, "'::'~,..:"J::i: :.:-:"',...... 08lll m .. I ... IOUthBlvdol., "Baby" & "Joshua". Call met.bod. J do Ml't ~
VERY d Ix THE u1at .,,.. .,, ., .. llrMrJ ~ -· aft 5 pm ~ "Good rer. 5.U-0101.
Nice l Br. P · Models Open 'tll 9 pm. DESICNED FOR BRAND new, l\i B1ock1 • llltJI ff"""'° Mllilt-.. K.hott'1 Farm. 527-3405. ,7.""';::::·,;.:;:..:::,;=--~~ t. • .:a:Tlliilnt=•"":::..:=c.....--=t°y,~ ~~~~~ 2700 P1t1r1oil Way, CM ==· ~~~ · from pier, Dduxe 2 BR, ~ ...m1M :w_4 DARUNG, our aUalt II LARGE, thin
9
mos. <Nd, Ao:mt1ca1 Cell'"'-b1oWn
Huntl119ton BNch nr Harbor Blvd a 6'401 WARNER AVE. ':3 B~':..., ~ •• = ~"""'~-_ = ..:.,!°~ Ldt ~=-~ ~i:': maclllno ap,,u;r. Free
Ademo !Corner Warner A Edwanlol •~ cond.. turllle ocean BAY VIEW OFFICES LoYe, Sylvia . Palm, Hntan Bcb. Slll mtmatH. Goar. 614-'1183.
L.QUINTA HERMOSA 546-5025 ProjectolUrbtnetics view. _s:m '91 "3242 o.t .... atNoadttlooed ALCOHOLICS Anonyn-. Reward.5J6..G389. . Camon!, Concrate
_ • _ 49'2-llao1. J,ledeoorated. Udo &lft Pborw-,...5U-721T or write 2 ~ Bulet/Bugle dop · ---------I
3 BR, 2 be, 110me crpts A Spanlab Country Estate Uv-Aph., RealononUcl, Bier. -m:6700 P.O. ·Box,._ Co.ta Meaa. from W~lft area. 1 PATIOS-SIDEWALKS
dl'(>I. Frplo-hrd""°" ""°"' Inf • Spaeloos Ap ... T.,.. $235 -B Ano. O CEMENT CON'mACl'Olt Sml yrd. 546;9057 aft 4 pm. need pool: irunken pa W'OR-' .. -•Ung 1-. ~"t ~ Fum. or Unfum. 270 DESK IPK'9-avdable SS0 Soclal Clubs $» rown. to " f!O." 1 Call Max *** ~
Nawporf Buch
1 n wa.1 ..,. ""'! CHILDREN WEL.a>ME mo. Wl1I ~ ftlmttun B1k "Augit." 646-516L ~·
Cond<>mlnlum1 BBQ. Uobellevahle Ll"'ng • noOOdy did! LotJ ol folb BRAND NEW FAMIL y Co1ta MaM • CUSTOM CEMENT WORK Unfum. 320 Only ab-.:ady have moved in -at SS mo. .&nnerhW Ml'\lice FIND YOURSELF LOsr, male Siamrse ~a! Drivn, waJka. pe.Uoa,
1 BR· FURN. $175 they too1dn't wall ~ ., to TOWNHOUSE APTS, FABULOUS 2 BR. .:~r-.-:. ""', IN !DMEONEXLSE. :'!~._:bite the• Reward. poo1 declcl. Don, ~"
Costa Me .. ALL tmLITIES PAID ,,_;_.. _ .... 1-J -~ -DISCOVER ............,u Viejo -are a. ..,,_, eve.I"'"• at am-3 BEDRMS. + FAMILY, $130 Up. Fum/Unfum e . OFFICE SPACE. 444 Old 5116-3i86. PATIOS. ~ drtvta. Saw,
bol'ft. lt'1 too late lor a relll 2 BA. TENNIS er.. You won't llnd .. a 1.-, N-Bl•"' s --~No. ol DISCOVERY I ~="'.'--~--~ break, mnove It -1--•NEW 2 BR. AU. EXTRAS.
NR. SClfLS. MUsr SEEi
~/MO. ,.._2069.
Huntington Beach
3 BR. 2 ba, 11.ll appllancet,
patio, (Tptl/rll'f)I. Pool &
tennis cru. $210. 545-7403.
Condo. Furn. or
Unfurn. •
Newport S.•ch
325
-****** * BRAND NEW *
Ccmdo home w/boat .Up
SWnmer, or ll!UH avaiL
4401 W. Coast Hili:hway * Call: '75-6ll0 *
C4 blkl S. of SM Diego Frwy
on Be11ch. 1 blk W. on Holl
to 16211 P11.rk!'lde Lene.)
.. (nj) 847-5441
• $1 45 -$165 .-
Bncft<olor & 1 BR, patlo!!,
frolr'1. pr1v. g 11. r 11. ge •.
Divided bath .ti: lot~ ot
closets. Rec hall, pool &-
pool tables. sauna l)aths.
See for yourtelf! 17301
KeellOfl Ln. 0 blk W. of
Beach, 1 blk•N. of Ss.ll!r).
842-7MS ..
P2S · 1135. ""'· modem 1 Br., rtdec. Cpl/drps. Nr.
ettan 210 Chlcac o
5J6...2268, 847-5169.
"GltAND OPENING," bul ........ ,.,,,_., • .._ --·,..,. HGo: .._ · LOST Mes1. Verde Uver .. ..,......,.. PUTI'ING GREEN. nicer apt for leu. Beaut. RW)' L. 3l(j 911• ft. $95/mo. ·n-...~ ... 2U,1381.J393 _,...:_~ ""-an .. ~:-concnte. 5t&-«i6S tor at.
we're ready now with the POOL, BAft.B-Q'• garden afft. padoa. QuMrt MB-5300, . -Tr•vel 540 Ull\.m"-' .......,.-"' ~.._.. COntrictor
best Adult Apartment In ClUL '") PLAY AREA dead-end •!reel. just So. of female dofr. 3 'mo'L 7/ll.
Cmta Meaa. Private patio DA y CARE ·CENTER Newport Ave. Adultl, no OFf'ICE, ground tloor. 1648 Pleue Call 545-37JJ. GENERAL Bidg. Contract.or
or balcony, flreplacea, beam 3 Sl'ORY REC. BLD. INCL. pets. ~ Fullerton ·Ave., Newport Blvd., Costa Mna, SET SAIL SMAIL, thin beige/apricot Ray w. Sturtz
ceilings, walk-In clo&e'ta, GY111 & PARTY RM$. C.M. CJ 111t E. of Bay) $55 mo. St&-6212; 644-1001 TAHITI female poodle. (Go 1 die l Additk>ns -Remodellnr
\lr'OOd paneling, carpetlnJ, DESIGNED FOR TI-lE 642.-8690. eves. Grand S Muted Schooner, 7/3. Nr Coast H-,, _. ~-uentlal • C.Ommercial
drapes. Furn I 1 he d I: GROWING FAMILY TWO ADJOINING OFFICES c::nw I: peru lh, ooat&. Reward. 6'1'5-4616. 1 • Free Cit. (n4) 5.37-3475 ~""".!:~;.. A ..,;.•bul.::;1'. SEE FURN. MODELS lfe8ti.BJIU 20-iiJii'. oorner, Costa Mesa. (211) 371-12:19 REWARD, Jlll. Lott "'8Y JACK Tau I a --
Bachelor & 1 BR"• from MOI WARNER AVE. Sparkling New Adult Apls. uW'• pd. 642-8560 mlnl&ture 'poodle. Blind one ftmod., addtt. 20 yn. n:"° _
$1.35. 140 w. WO..On (Just w. (Corner Warner I: Edwa.rdt) • 1 BR.-Unfum SIOO. • DELUXE 1. 2 at! room I ![SJ eye. "Poppy'' Nr H.B. pier, l.Jc'd. My Way Co. 5f1~
Or Ne·-Blvd.) C.o<lta p . t I U b et" • 1 BJl,.lum Jl90. ol!lc:ff. Belt deal Ill o .c. Loot .. -SJ6..8146 . . Draftl-.. _. -7 ro1ec o r an 1cs • 2 BR.11' BA untum $210. Airport us. 833-2840 · ' ... Meaa. •;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I TINY Tan Terrier. acrearm ---=------1
• 2 BR, 1 BA Furn '225. DESK 1pue ·-ISO heo i.Jt aJooe Rewud. DRAFTING
WHAT'S A VILLA? ON BEACH' Prl .. t. """""· 1 .... -mo. Wiil ---F_... ,,,., add 550 "' • -:i:r.ii . ""'au. job. 557.96!1i • 1etttng. ~· 1u paid at $5 mo. Aiwwe\ic mrvlce Poodle Electrical
2 BR, 2 BA Unf. Fr $251 ll4 E. 2)th St., C.M. MS-0137 aftllable. lm5 8Meb Blvd. DAU4ATION ·type female. ~~ii& ean.' .~: ---------I A l[l'Mt ~ of life ll )'OU mo. the F AlRWA Y VILLA. 2 BR. Furn Fr: SD * 1 BR. CPT, DRPS. FNCD R~ Beach. &G-C21 7128 vie. 19th I: Irvine. N.B., ELECrRICAL WORK. AD
ADULTS ONl.'f YD. $8!1 6 Jl'O. -1'51. .... .... , Rollfat 441 ~~ C< Dr. --$25 reward. Sa
8381
• ldndo. Blc °' omall Llc'd 6
r...u-Avallablo Huntln11or.--. C.D~ Ins. Freo .,.. 546-<ml.
TownhouMUnfVm. :m FREE Util'L Fum. 1 BR De&ant JS'\v&ey at a 1'rice
apt. nr. beach. Pool. $135. )'OU can attord -complete
1 ,.:U::•·c...::-=::..:~l:.:53&-=...'1182:=:..· _ wtth a tinkling fountain, pUt·
OPEN H 332 "'-·-• -1 '. tine and poolside living. ouse ........... i.a., L•csuria Be9dt
Cost•Maaa
Newport Riviera, trom 10 to 1.;;.:..;.;;;.;;:...;;.:..;.;:;;..___ Adult living with 3 bedroom&.
5. Aug 5th A 6th. 4 BR, 214 2 BR, view. bulll\ns, JIMI, 11,i bftth11, gpactous and 11"•· BA. tam nn. patk>e, frplc, telTllce. $215 me. Lse. clou1 livln& areu to share
-1860 sq. ft., c r pt 1 , Adults. 4~1905. with your friends, Including
drps, bl.tn1, 1torage, 2 car N~•"'w=oo.=.rf.:.:c,ll;.e:.:a=ch~---I your own prlvate patk>.
gar, pool, rec center, nr Come and see!
achool1,. children OK, leue OCEANFRONT ! Br, 2 Ba.
$400 mo. Avail now. ·
****** Newport Beach Channel front 1 JJR. sundertk.
FAIRWAY VILLA
APARTMENTS
C ,. •petMro~ FREE Month'• R.,,t. cOmtt FOUND: Calloo/Penlan I 111¥1 ELECTRICIAN, lieellOed,
tu·alt'd pool..unu..tenbts 3 BR, Crpta, drapes. bltns, 1 1tcft, Boutiqueish, redwood longbaJred kitten. White flea .. bldlrwi bonded. Stnall Jam. mamt.
rec room-ocean views blk to ahopplnc center. Sm1 Inside I: out. crpt. $15/mO; collar. Vic. Bal. hnfn. . • a: repatn. 541-sm.
pa&w.mple pu1rlnc pet ck. 7731 Ellll. Apt. D. $100/mo after Feb. '73. Anidi! St., N.B. &'iS-8149. F=u-m'""'ltu,...-,.------1
Security Guanio. mgr . ..W.U51. Selling t...., key, $1000 FOUND W School I .
HUNTINGTON euh. 2603 Ne"""'1 Blvd. blppet dot fem. I p-64s-6190. vie. S-1e and Waroer, lnotrvctlono 575 FURNITURE Sir!-•
PACIFIC ! ]~ H.B. Pl•ue t d ••II ly. Rellnlahfna. Freo Plekop Rsntlll & 1136-1738 Anaheim, C.M. 84T-5tl0. INTER.ESrED IN A and Delivery. 6C.5--0866.
ru OCEAN AVE., H.B. ,_, Ground flOOt1 near 17th 1: FND ui~-~_. •. u•t .. t. ... -REAL ESTATE CAREER? ' tn<l 53&-1'87 · Frwy Partdnc restroomo • ~ ·-~· po~.. <n•> 518-ll92 :i•rltnlnt .
Ofc open 10 am-8 PID Dd1 etc. Scbwort'l' m..2654 Vic. TUltln I: Santa lube!. Academy -Re.al Estate AL'S GARDENING
W1LL1AM WAl.TERS CO. Room.I 400 C.M. 6U.4l58. ~-~ct • •·· ·~-• ~ --•-
AvaJI Aug._!. Side tie fot
mnall boat. Summtt er yriy
!!!''!!!.,..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I===_,,-,-..,-~ OFFlCE/STORE ,...-41·p1. FN!f. Blk•i.nmat.n=1 ~··· • -~ ~_......,...... a _uo.ell Sia AIY-Aph °'llS--WORKING te...i.. lowly~.~-~. 467 oq. It. Good H ~ Vt Coll ':::'. 32S Otd'NO."Nwp<. -et:,"NB lioi!ICip111s oervt-eaD 20122S&ntaAnaAve.S46-6215 home In Unlvenlt)' Park, p&ridn&.$130montb. . ou , c ege ..--...... R.E. Education Since l96t 540-Sl9I eVea.. Ser•t111
DELUXE L,.. 2 BR, Crpu, dropos. hll· prlv. rm. •·ta. Klkhon 6 Grahom Realty 64&-2Ai4 C.M. Pl.,.. Call 541f..51'9. . Newport. CdM, Costa M ....
APARTMENTS Ins. 1 hlk N. ol Adams. oft I undry rMI p 1 NR. 11th A Newport. Y BE AN Dover Sboros. Westcllfl.
Air Cond. Frplc't. 3 Swim· Beach, 729-fi Utica. 536-70'10. ~00/mo. ~ 00 1 0 O~:,,:;:-:: ~ o.ba':: Ca.UcD Ft'ml. cat. Very= INVESTIGATOR AL'S Landacaplnc. Tree
n!ntal. ..
Ph. 675-0253 or 83l-92l9
ming Pool• • Health Sp. . SPAC. l Br 1t-:Uo apt. Fncd ROOMS $18 wt ·kit· HB Lane ~1301. ty, affectloM.te. 54S-61.47. Recorded Message Tcllt How removal. Yard tt!modell~.
Tennis Courtl • Game and yard. $lilS mo. Infant ok/no Pl k A up "2376 ocean, KI1TEN '9ic. Hillcrnt Call Toll Free Trash baullng Jot cl GeMr•1 eves. B""-~ Room. pets. 1T2'7'2 Ash Ln, HB w up pt.. • Office..8XI aq. fL avl DOW'· ' area, -(11 ._ -L _.,. 0-.. 1-' eanup. .c...=...----~-uuan1 S42-45«9. . ~~ B I v d , CM. e Qt aq, ft. lndult:rial Shop Colla Me~-......., ..,,.__""'., ~ sprinklen. 613-ll66.
NICELY rurnl1h•d 1 •WlNTERRENTAl.!l e 1BR.F'roml1!0 -00~ vt -*LANDSCAPING*
BEAUT new 3 hr townhle.
35' BOAT SLIP. BAY
VIEW. Bltlns, d~ gar
w/eltc dr Opl!nel'. Xtra pkg.
646-WS; 64S-4385: 838-5035.
Duplexff Fum. 345
RARE 2 Br., 2 ha., Park
Newport $350 mo. 11Uble1..~.
836-432.'J days: 6 4 4 -6 16 5
~room, alngle ......... ,, no 1, 2. l. 4 BR. Rnerve Now! 1 BR. il Den From $1AO LARGE 2 BR 1 story ~plet. ROO a At11. 6*-Zl.Jl. ....,... •--ABBEY REALTY Cpta. drpa, r/o, gar, fncd, M with k.itchtn, laundry, lndu1trlal Rental 450 G~ Shorthair puppy. f"• l~ New lawr.., SP r l n k 1 er~,
pell. 644-<Xl30. 642-3850 MEDITERRANEAN ohtld OK: 1135 8'?--0245 pool privp. F•male ooly. VM:. M ... V.,.,.. Call to -""'-decks, ot.anup. State lied.
Newporf Buch * \I Blk Bay• Beooh. 11,... VILLAGE ==~~~·---·-64J..MT.l, H.B. oreL COSTA MESA ldentlly. 51S-m4. 536-U2S. , .. ;....:------·I BR, ba. ~ relrlg., $125. 2 TRIPLEX, 2 hr., garage, LUXURY, Pvt. entr. A ba. 1'40A 2811> Sq It. Mole Collie T/21 FRONT-Yard-Lawn
BALBOA Pe.nln. 3 br, 2 ba. Br., apt., $265. 67>-4600. 2400 Harbor Blvd., C.M. ca~ts. drapes. Xlnt cond. Kit. prlv No smoken, ma1d CABINE"J' MAKERS-Vk. 0ranp Park Acn:I Add-A·Room SID month. Baclr;Yards ai.,_
nr Market &sket. Annual Newoc:'t Be•ch (n4) 567-803l $150. Call 536-4'7Sl. ICJ'V, SG-n97: 675-03l0. FIBER.GLASS 538-4408 Yard cl~l!.i-"! e e'd 1n1 , ~.win~~-=~ NEW apt, 45th St. N.B. year-o::roAL~~!1~M 2 BR studio, 2 BA, ct,lll, ROOM $25. up. Overlooking Ni'. Nwpt Frwy" S.D. Frwy. HIMALAYAN kitten ~elinc. Patios, Roots, =ho=-==·~-=~---w ' ' drps. l'l!!trig., bltlna. Pvt. Harbor I: Ocean. "' bJk 2931 Grace Ln. Uniwnlty Parle area. c. &: Bonded. Goodwin I: EXPERIENCED Ja--644-3303. ly rental, $350. mo. 3 BR. 2 SPAC. 2 le 3 Br. apt. $140 up patio. Agt: 536-7Ei6L. ocean. Z'JOO Sea.~. CdM. (So. ot Baker, E. of Fairview 552-8899 Son, 846-~ or 847-83TJ. Gardener. Comp, y;-;d,
DupltxH Unfum. 350 B A • d w • fr P 1 c • Pool, cpt/drp, bltns. klds Laguna Bw£h "~EN ~·"' M -% Mi) Representative there Babytitting MainL ah?'ub"-', ~ washer/dryer, w/w crpt1, ok n.&t....-. .,..v .. egeL s.n I am-12 noon. Va~ COil money! Rent~---------_, ·-
637-375.3 aft &:30 pm. 2206 Collete No. ••• &12-1035 UPPER Duplex, 2 Ige. BR, 2 ooly. $60 mo. 2161 Mintt St., (n4) 91!MG4 or mmt )"09I' boult, a.pt., atore DAY NUfle?)', babies to 5 Frtt est. 645--0347. Newport Beach:.;_ __
OCEANFRONT upper 3 Br, 2 WINTER Rental • 1 A: 2 1996 Maple No. l , , , 642-3813 BA, 'f?': J.ae. llv rm., kit, C.M. 893-5370. · Rent I W nted 4'0 bida., etc. thn& a Dally PUol yn. $15 per wk. ~ or EXPERT J a p a n ~ 1 e
ba.. Newly rec\ecor. top to BR'a. Gar .l Water au~ * S BR, 2 Ba. AvaU about . stow, ftfr., lge sundeck, Guest Home 415 a 1 a CSuaiOed Ad. 645-4302. Gardener, k: now -how,
bottom. $425 Mo. on &Mual plied. Summer Ren t a· l 1 Aug. L $185 per mo. lit I: w/w cpts, drps, frpl, pr, UCI ltudent wants to rent~ upkeep, pls.nt. ~ peet. trim.,
lent. Irwin c.o., Realton Avail. 3009 Balboa <213> lut In advance. 150 dl!s.n. mountain \'Sew, part ocean, *PRIVATE ROOM* room..!r'Om .Sept. 15. (ap-* cll!anup. 961k1486.
6'><111. , 9IJ.:l928. ,,.,,..,ll_only,m .......... -.sbJpo.ll!blklor ambulatory r.<ty. Good ,....) ID J ... ll. * * * * * * ROTOTILLING* I~~~~~~~~~ ISouth LagvM IM 21st St C.M. ""'"6985. 1.'!~ No !l"!:...!'2' mo. ~~AvallchemulA 1..,... Fmhmu. mol• Caucasian. $.'!$ ,_,. ... .,. Levdlnc a r; ~ ..... ~. ·-·· ue. .-hair. """"•htdmrt '" . .,...... S90. SJ6.U2S. .
I I~ EFTIC1ENCY apt-Utll paid. $125/mo. Luse 1 Br .. w/w * 2 BR • New. 1 blk to * Call 54S-f1'5.1 * GPA), relft'enCft ff'om PROFESSIONAL
Japoneoe-c.r.i.ntnc Servloe
Frte Elt. * 646-0619
JOHNOONS' GARDENING
Yard M ............. , Planting
,._'b••ltl fwlWI: ~ Newly deooratt!l:L $165 mo. cpl, stove, mH&"., drwpes, beach. View! $HJ A up. SumrMr Rentals 420 IChool ' businewn. Rent l:mmi;immm~· ~~ I t.eue. 499-2927. newly decor. Matuf'l' cpl. No ... -eYtl. suaranteed. Intl!!'View • m.. pets. Quiet, leC\lft. 1991 -* * * * * W Apt. Unlvm. 365 Newport. 64'"8313. Mau Verda * -tion rrqufttod. ..,...,,
1Ap;;..,h_._F_• .. m_.____ * BRAND NEW * 1329 Flanden 114., La •"' B1tbM Penln1ul• Shady EIMS and Pool DELUXE 2 a S BR, 2 Ba. Condo bome w/boat 1Up Canada. Ca.. 910U. (213)
J;eneral 3 BR. 2 BA, 1 yr leue, inckh 1 2 BR, $140 up. encl. pr. $155 up. Rental SUmmer, or leUH avail, I -'l90-l100-~;,· =~~~-
1 br, $171.50: 2 br. $155. N@w· frplc, din nn. l baleoniel, 1 Furn. Avail. Children'• l@Cl. ore., 3005 Mace Ave., 4401 W; Cout Highway NEED FAST •
ty dee=.= Pool blclc from bay•""'"'" Aug ~~~c::~ llT !14frllll4. * Call: 67$-4120 * Need' f&, 2 bdt. W>fUrn. ....
avail. • · lit occup. 6"-U41 dyl; SPACIOUS .1 br, ilr, hi.ti-Newport 8Mdl 0CF.AN hont n!n~. By the orduplexlnCmlnadelM&r. IM~CUU.TE t bedroom, ~eves. u-, week or month. 5 wkl ln Must have small to med.
, dra,..., lfngla saroae. II• 5 NEW unl"' 407 Harding. ept. l l&S mo. L15 Albert Pl, PARK NEWPORT Aue. Lrg. 1 BR, apl Comp. yard and .... doe o.tc. Not
Trader's Paradise
lines
times
dollars pot~ 644-<lllll. Oc:cupaney •orly Aue. I BR ~'i_ Mr. Wblle, (W) APARTMENTS !Urn. l1SO "" wk. 2214 """ $235 mo: i.... O.K.
B lboa I 1 nd l\ii Ba $235 LI! Oceanfront, N.B. Tor lnfor. Re:ft. llUPPUed. Need by O I a . ~·or ,.._;;, .... * * BEAUTtFUL 1 • 2 BR. Oft the bay oall J"h Wfrbt 64&-TITI « A-11. ~ hetp. Ph. ARRO~~WHEAD~·----,,----------...1
ATTRACTIVE Wlnttt ttt1lftl, Contemporary Garden Apt&. Lmury apu;mem tMng ,,.,_ ~709 or ull: at loc. Jor Mike at &46-00D after &. kit 12>' fl'oatqe ~nu.~ N. Redondo 3 BR., iOx150 Jot,
2 Br., 2 Bl .• % blk bay. '185 2 Br, 1% Ba, patio, balcony, Patlol. fr PI c, • pool. t'l'lOoldnc the water. Enjoy NEEDED Immediate'··. 3 by' clu"-O•··. ~dot' fenced, room to bnlld, For _ <~') --315 E. Bay. $Zl5 -thly.., IJ55.$l'IO. Call 546-5163. -ooo •··'th t ~-BAY VlEW 2 ~ ., --u• 4 BR -dilt>tex er 2 on 1 ..;."-;o_;..;~"'=--.;...,..-·,---)'l'ly leue. Jnql.lfrt. at Apt C. • ••-. i-.a spa. •wuir ww:oom, BA. home on Eutllde C.M. or T "AM,11 Fa.rel Walker,
CelllQPI • · tQ-2035
COMPLETE Lawn &:
Gttnl<nlnc ouvlce. Haullor
• clHJMlp. Jim -
JAPANESE GanleMr
Con!p. Yard-'r 6 0.-.
Free eatima1ea. 60-3102
HOU.ORAN'S Lawn Servke.
Quallty Worlonanalllp. ......
est. after f pm. 962-8103.
EXP. 11a-. Garde ....
Comp! ... ..-.inc ""1oe
Kamatont,.-lalboll Pllll-la m.1521 or 541<-Tm. DELUXE I BR. 11' Bo. mine poo1o, t lfrhted .... 11..., 4 eompletoly fumUh. Pre. Hor~ HI allot 64U9119/146-Y41~ a~· 21111 Roi> Studio. Cl'pt/drpt, pool. nl.t c:ourtJ. plus mllt!I of ed. Avall 1una to Sept. $750 Dlalricl R' a 10nab1 e. ' inlDri! ...... , ..
• PENN. Point. 2 BR. ll'I Blllll. pvt potloo. JIM, 1 bteyde trailo, prttlng. lhul· Jll" rmnth. Adult& ooly Rellahle :» yr, .... -. HAVE "8.000 bl TD want 10 UNITS In Gardeo Grove JIM'S Ganlmlnc, .....,i.to • it< \\'II a Up-On Ocean
Loml7 Bacl>l Br •• -·IWll -J'oOl.UtD Pd
aindfdt. $1.90. -ddld.ck, no pela. &ll-04l8 -fteboard, crotuet. ,flllllor 1'1 qent. m-t930. 646-f138. unltl er mobile put. AQ w/pool, aood 11"11 l.Doot'ne. lawn 6 ,a.rd care, deaJq>L ~----AV~ -• E/Slde, I Br •• tromlt1~50moothly; alsol LAGUJ<A V1lla, 2 llr., 2 Ba FAMILY -I cacJ.im: _...... . Wttl"1r.n!• "111117 ltr'r.1111. ... -oltSpm.
""""'"9 •I M.r 1~ Ba. Blbw. dlhnhr, and 2.bedroom pla.u and fmon. Pvt. bdL. Pool& w._ home « 8P\: turn. I..oc. S. ~ unltl or?! ta .SO.. COQt va. nO'l'OTJLLtN'G. new la.,.,.. -
c;pt/drp, •ttel...Pt~lf. t .~ ~ El!'_: 1.nla. WkJ>: .... ., !<-. ~ ...,_ Beclll SepL I. * SCI~ * Maril ff llumt Rltr --...... lllrubtl $!'15. '45-42» •~ •·-....., ,. •• at•~-!W&OlllL 51'f.O'IM. \IAGNIFICENT h~ vu i1!41'1' ... 12 -~ l)9e at. fll3.3a
1 • 2 Br.~ Gonpt. 1-~..:: ON Cano! Slf!' ~ 0 u t b rd BadMOjr with'"° llDID doCI -lblmo. U ac:m. No. ·31a, 1115' 1ron1 w/ttt.r a. SPRINKLER REPAIR
pvt. -$135 a \If. Utll Inc with ·-Optional dodc..LrJ -Aur SJt. -1 bdnn. .,l or l.D. °""">', -· °""· ...... Ill. All qi P1r1 1or Auto A Manoal. Sll-1215 In<. lllnt ••all M.,..... maid -. JUI! -u, of J450 cr $250 wlc. '1Mm. bottao ......._ I'll. "'-= ~-Jll"lm• --:ar, mtr. ltn!, mob11o im.. Ganaral s.rvt-
• caJl t'TM?• •
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SS1"'5GI, -· hlllloo lolutd at Jam-tt m:Acit APT!, 111,,. c. all I p.m. ' sn-. boat"'' 916-"'6. JBR.,nrUtha-udSonJoaqulnllllla~ $1ZllOS11S"'17.Aal/S<Pt GARAGE """od Ill°"' 185,000httNI!_'_ tAVEland,lob,-•'J$ JACKSOK"·'rllt~l5 • 1
1 c:ll1ld OK. '1ll. T-fl14) .... 1900 m.ftlror IJWllO. w..., W.W,... .; .... ..U -~ tw <C.-.... ) lo him min. of .,.U 1>1ndr. .,.p: •. j" * 511).Ult ._ * !<Jr ttolol lol"1n1tloll BIG llnl' 1.o11e .. bin, --will ,._ --"1mo lncan< Jll"0"°"7 !1p1np or-. Wont ""-'°' ch-polilao, IL ' • -· • ll' tT blllllwll GI' anft•-N-~'91-'-'"'m.::::'-~----2 Br • .Adolti, !»_pl&.·~_ ! BR, S BA. frple, tloood In W.. Ylow, ...... s;u, Doy, FURN t or S .Bit t.o •-....., 511-"' ~.~--,;:....;:;~· INSIDE ~.
BAY ~~ i>llJO,-iilOCli Iii bfidi P00: ._. .. nMllh ..... -. ,_ Blll1hw S.pt 1 ---~ -' -..,.~ Rl!pl.11'. w. "1liY9t. otlll=QJTS-'>'Hr. V•calJon llMfits =af .. fOR. • ._ .. ot_ ::;;::-an. ~ J
2BR,NtWIJ-!?_114 3 BR, 2 BA. \Pie<. n,t., HAWAll·!l'AlKlKI BEAQI WANTED,·-lomn In~ W"pt = ~ ;BIJBoarLW.$8,000oq. Hau01t1
o11. m --· ..., bltlna. dlhwottr. NT. Hoos ,....._ dd""" ._ 1 flt •M eo.-do! liar ..... ,_ .,_;::< ~ '!':' ...... _..t land, '"'1"' 1,,,.,,......;,.-,_-.....,_
660t'D Hosp. Adlta. 64M387.. ~-~C: m.n ews. _ l:AIU-'\J' ": • ._ Wfi'" car, Nbntit. Owntrf8l(R. TR.El: • &uaw DI a" t
Larta2BR. ~ -IJllO ea,. J..rs. 1 er. car avail. AlaJ..U or-db Ulotton.clet Ollf'lndS'o Ml-392!; Eno: --ll.ototlllln1.
(I.JD -. tpl. N.,.IJ d<alr. Opto I 2 hr w.-Bladt opt "' l'anldloo -lo air )'Oii * i1r * * * * ~ Ysr4 dt± 61 c MS-'nlll .,,.., ... l>d>ls.r•· --:· -.. s 11 ..... 5 toi-o lnr s -Iii ... , ........... _ ••• ..!:ia,!!!-~1!!!•~·'-llaoL--Ooll--llllft.t _ i '" -• • \ . '.
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' • DAILY PILOT •
i(dJ I . ' [ llIIJ I l[Il) ( ]fll) . I -:..--ll5l "'"'•' ' &•"8••• I ;It; ot " Ii~)! •• ' ;' jltUJt I t I I~ c. .... , .... ......
H•ullnv JOllWenhd, F.,,..le71:t Help Won.-; Ma P l10 HOlpWanW,lll&,F710 Help W•n1141. M&l'11t HolpWonled,MAF710 HolpW•nt..i.M&'F710 Moclllnory Ill
. ~ -cl..,.,po.
RllDO'VO trtea. dlrt. i\I)'.
Drlve wa)'•, ~q:.
W.2666.
y A.flt> tc c.rqe Cleanup.
' hft! Ht. T days. cau
• a.u;vilml'~ "4L.5DJ1
AIR COND. CONTRACToR can fr>r estimate -6G4il5
R ~ Hu.a:il1$-4M Newport, NB
Housecleaning
PROFESSIONAL
CARPET CLEANING
AllO wtndowii Ir Floor Cart:
Call Dutch
S37-1SDI ....... 24 Hrs.
~IESA Cleaning. Carpel.I,
windows. Doon, e l e .
Resid/com.'I. s 51 -6 1 4 2 •
548-<UL
HOUSE OF CLEAN
noon:, windows, ~rpt, waU..
G yrs tn art'&. 642·6824.
Prof. Carpet Cleaning
Al90 windon & tloor c"att.
Call Dutch 536-1:108, 24 hrs.
Excellent HoUS«lcaning
by day. Own traM.
* 83t-0648 *
DEPENDABLE LADY
TO DO HOUSEWORK
• 642-2314 •
1-~~-~-,--Dedicated Cleaning * WE DO EVERYTHING *
Ret11. Frtt eat. 646-2839
HOUSECLEANING
ExPf'l". Couple To Do
Housecleaning 6-t5-4J64
NEED help at home! We
hB\'e Aides • NWYI •
110W1ekpn: • Compa.rdooa
• Homemakers -Upjohn
M1-G>81.
H•lp W•nlod, MI. F 710
A BEAUTIFUL IDEA
J need 10 ~'001~ to train BA
professional beauty co1U1ul·
!anti. J.ligh eaming potential.
Executlv-e positions al'°
available. For intenr-H call
546-1835.
Accounting
• TYPIST CLERK
Coed akU1I MCflll. lnsW"al!Ct!
rxprr. btJpful. but not et-
..nt1a1.
• SEC'Y /STENO
Good typinr. ah A communl·
cation lltill• tlttdt'd. Some
insurance eiper. necess,
•KEYPUNCH
6 Mo',1 "''Or'king exper. on
Keypunch, Key tape, or Kt-y
Oise required. Day ahilt.
1NTERVIEW1NG
Mon thrU Frt 9 am·li::!n pm
OM
SITE OF OUR
NEW BUIWJNG
PACIFIC MUTUAL
FASHION ISLAND
(Corner Santa Crut Ir:
Newport.;Center Drive) ·Masonry : t=-o:::'."-'.""'.'-~ EPAIRS, plantef1. brick,
block, stone. Quality work.
Ken, Ph. Resid. 642-ltro.
Plaster, Patch. Repair
NCR OPERATOR
Newport Beach • • · • The
Irvine Company needs ex·
per, NCR operator whO can
type SO w.p.m. A.use 10 key
adding mach~ or calcula· ·
tor, Potltion involves heavy
ma<.'hine bookkeeplni &
posting jow'na.I entrys 10 the
general ledger. Some for.
maJ education ln accounting
desirable. Xln't benen111, * FREE daily b~ transporo
talion lor work in Loa An.
Call Mrs. Smoot
644-3389
ACCOUNTANT for cost ac-geles until move 10 Newport,
counting position In Santa _Se~pt,. . .,·n~. ~~~""!!"!'"'
Ana Manufacturing Co. with 'Cu:ANmc lady, 1 or 2 days
exct'Uent opportunity tar ad-11 wk. \Vork ~461. Horne,
vMCement: expel in cost ac. S46-l41.3. HB
* PATOI PLASI'ERING -All types. Free estimates
Call 540-6825
,ainting & .
Paperhanging
.. · No Wutine: :· * WALLPAPER * :· When )'OU call "Mac"
548-1444 646-lnI
; .. f' ROfusIONAL Painter.
' H o n e s t \\"Ork, ru.s.
Lie/Ins.. lnt/EX"t. Fret
esl Refs .. 548-2759.
~~ Professional Painting
·,. Inter/exter. Quality \\"Ork
·· Reas 557-7455
PAJNTING -Honest, clean.
gUaraIJteed \\Wk. Licensed
:. & Jiisured. 675-5740.
-FOR clellJl & neat painting,
interior. reas.. rates. Call'
Dick.~.
CQ.untir!g systems necessary . .,.:;;:..;.=..o:=-----
Sen,d resumf!' to Cringle, ClerlcaJ .
Swill. Grimley, CPA-.. 888 CLl!RK TYPIST
N. Main, SWte 900, Santa Newport Beach flnn attks
Ana. 92701. clttk typist w/mln. 3 yn
Actors Actresses ('XJ)er. Typing 50 w.p.m.
$$ NEW FACES $$ Ability to work w/numbers
fl.lovie&. TV and TV com· &: keep accurate records.
mercials. All ages and Xln't co. benefi111.
types. Interviewing now. we Call Mrs. Smoot ~· 644-3319 are not an . arency. ..w:
464-3121. CHEF wanted. Exp.
ADVERTISING SALES $1000 mo. Call 67,5-4241
Former Yellow Page or mag· aft. 4 P.M. Blue 8Ht.
azine space exper. Mature COOKS
male or fem. Commiaaion Breakfast Cook. Fry Cook le
O!Jly. Call for appt. 646-Ui36. Pantry mlUH.11 w If l n e
A Respom:lbl(, f I fi in e .restaurant eXJ>er. c.aD Chef,
maintenance skipper for K· Frid,. Newport.er I n D ,
·g,• sailboat "Grdg". 5 days Nl!"1t'Jl0!1: Beach, 644-1700.
'fk. $a]. open. Call Roger CO()g, exp. Full time. Apply
PROF. Painting, al!o roots. Mcltfimon 644-1931. in person. 340 Victoria St.,
, acco!t5~ cell., int~~~e:!:r1. ARE :you look:illg for more CM. Beverly Manor Con-~ PERSONNEL
. ' LiC/1.nll. Free est. U'J.,..,.,,,l,;I • than just anothe1' job? valescent Hospital. SERY1CE5•AGENCY
: DISCOUNT on han&\llg if Beautiful ld('as Div. o! Gen. axJK • Exp, Wheelman
:. buy on \V.C. Licnns. call Foods needs 5 peopl.-to e BLUE DOLPHIN • A!8t Bookkeeper S.550
., -· H•~n 547 "o.00!, teach ftft'\t malreup tech. NB Acctng Oerks to $500 •• .., ... -e.···~ -~ .. ~v •• 3355 Via ~do. r---1 om $6<10 .. ·· • p·--'G EJirec. pos.. Avail Mi-2.664. ._,..,...., ce :ui"!41..a COOK wll yr exp. for-local Exec. Secretary $650 •. e GENERAL REPAIR, ASSEMBLERS of small elt"e-nightclub. Apply 1976 Secretary/G. Ofc tQ_$560
'. ee estimates. nu. 6734.l71:-tro mechanical devleadN& Newport Blvd., c-M. '12·5 pm Social Secretary to $550 exper. neeess. VWon I< ex· ~7 $500 ;-1 PAThiIING & PAPERING. terity important. No smok· DE NT AL AuL·lnterest~ Typlris· · to
19 yrs in Harbor area. Lie &: ... _.. 0 & \\"Orkirig in Chri!tian ofc. P /time Secretary $3 hr bond~. n-r·s furn. "2-""'~. ing ~lu.l:u. ean I I M ·~~·••-'' Oerical lN """ '" ~ pleasant small co. Call Nttd chainlde g r • any ..,..& .. """" WALLPAPER HUNG 642-8584 ror appt. s.R. Certified fot.x·rB.YI. BrieQy Positions ••••••••••••• To S400
CaU Rebco 64fi...U49 Engineering, 834 Production describe quallflcations 488 E. 17th (at Irvine) CM
Claasitied Ad 468 clo Daily 642-1470 Plumbl~ .P:,:I.:,:· M:.::·;::8·==-..,-.,,.-== I • = r-ta ··• ATTRACTIVE gals to learn Pilot, P.O. Box J.5w, '"""'
• PLUMBING • &: teach professional cos-Mesa, Calif. 92626· Jr. Accountant $800
Insttin·Remodel-Repair metics. Flft training. Vi-* DENTAL .ASSIST. NEED-Scc'y/Comm'l Ins S700
Free Est. Llc. 548.mJ viane Woodard, 642-6449 for ED. 2 OR 3 DAYS PER Sec'y/~ $550
PLIDimING REPAIR appt. WK. EXP PREF. 6#-0683. Steno U75
No job toe small BABY SI rI ER, lite hskpng. DIESEL IJ'k mech. need for Clerk Typist S4SO * 64.2-312! * Live in or out. Reb. Call Sat. only to help with maint. AIR Clerk -1500 1-c"'o"'LCOE""P"L"UMBIN~ betwn. 10" I or 6" 9. Hn. Sal. op<n. 64!;-(100. I Girl Offi"' S52S
64>1161 must be flexible. 5t6--078L ;;ii;o.O...-~.---.-. Thventory Oerk to SSOO 2-4 hr. service. Display Trimmers F/e 8kkpr to $700 1SA'-'-'VE-"-O-n ~P~lum~b~ln-g.~P~am~· °"ti~ng-, BABYSrTTER needed part Exper, peeded for f/time, 40 NEWPORT
•··tallal>··n•. ~ ,,ttmales. time wflite housekef!'Ping. 1 •-•· ';,."..... 1u : • .:::.,.,.., child, c .M. 548--1927 aft 5. hr wk. 9-5:30. No wee i:uu• Pereonnt:I Agency
uuu...-rt er, ~·~. + tuJI company bmefi.16. 133 Dover Dr., N.B.
Apply 10.12 I. Z-4 , 642·3170 ' Drains uncloGed • $1.50
Sewer line to 100' · $15 * 54S.1S02 *
Roofing
LEE Roofing Co. Roofing all
types. Recover, repairs,
thenno roof coatings, white
& color. Lie/bonded, since
1947, Free est. 642-7222.
e T. Guy Roofing. Deal
Direct. 1 do mv Own work.
66-27!0. 54&-9590. ----Storeo Rapalr
STEREO equipment !'l'pairs,
complete facilities for all
makes Ir models -discoont
rates: I track tape deck,
clean & adjust $8.00, this:
\\-eet Sl.00 off to Oall,y Pilot
t e a de r s. (Replacement
needles Ii: cartr~g ~ off).
U.S.A. St'n!O E q u Ip.
Y,"Al't'hou.se, 119 E . 17th SL ,
Costa Mesa,~
ewino/Aft..tr•ibm• _ _ .,,_,,._ .. _. --
SEWING-DESIGNING
Men/Women. ReU. Rates
O min. -c.ll 146-1'51)
.-All•r•tM>ns-642·5'41
, Neal, accun.W. ~ yun OP-
Tli.
faqlt;
BANK TELLER
Commercial Bank Expet.
Min. 6 mo'• required
Newpor;I Beach ArH
Call-~·" . (213) 67'"*"'
Equal Oppor. Employ..-
BANK
EJCperienced
Proof Operator
UNITED CAL(FORNIA
BANK
6 Monarch Bay Pl11a
Laguna Niguel
, 496,1273
Equal Oppor. Employ.r
MAY COMPANY
So. O>ut Plua
3333 Briarol. O.M.
Equal °"""""'"" Employer
DRILL ~"Operator
trainee. $2.25 per hr~ Apply
at 18170 EucUd, Fountain
Valley. '
KEYPUNCH OPR.
All ahiftl. F /time, p/time.
Temp0raey. To $3 per hr.
No !ee .
p,..,.Temp/T•mpo
17802 Sky Parle
Suite 101, lrvlne
S4M4SD
-~K~l~tch .. H~.1-.,.-r-. -
""""' Call 545-2253
Large Financial Organization
IJ'I ~ewport Beach Has Im·
n\edlale Openings For The
Followinll 1'>.<ltiom.,.
• •
RHI E1tot•
Llconslnv CourM
Full lllles train1ng proeram
-no coat. Manq:ement op.
portunftff!I. I Aafl; for Mn.
Jones 1Dt tnfarmadcm at
842·r;;BI.
TarbeD Realton
RECEPTIONIST I Secretary.
Apply, 7m C W. 17th St.
CM betwn 9 am Ir 4 pm.
RESTAURANn-
Fabulous -new restaurant
opening llOOn in Orange. We
are klOklng for exper. help
for this noteable new dinner
house. We will start inter-
viewing Aug. 1st for Wait-
rftSet, J-kl8tesaer;, Busboys,
Bartenders, Broiler Men,
Pantry Men, Dishwashers Ir
Cleanup Crew,
Royal-Aa-
For RestaUran"N>enonnel
3848 Campu.s Ori~
Suite 199, Newport Beach
557.m)
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MODEL !; ltlS HD JT!o',
DISTRlBUTOR MAClffNE.
SC-1734 evq. Wttkt'ndll.
Ml1cellaneou1 111
canop}'ll. easy cou\'rrsion
$350. ~l 1scelh1nfl0ua iteru11.
2761~ Santa Isabel, C.M.
*AUCTION*
Flno F\lrnllunt
ll Applti.oct1
Auctloos Friday: 7:30 p.m,
Windy11 Auction Barn
20751,ii Newport, CM 646-8686
Behind Tony'• Bldg h-Jal'l * GREAT BARGAINS
Thor Ironer $25., Sewing ·
machine $15., Baby Bed
wjth mattr•11 & po1d $6.
480 .Broadway, CO It a
Mea.a .
Lovabl• But Lonely
Friendly, furry, Gray
female kitten, a wks.
Box trained • 673·6162
f.1.ake • nf'w fr1.-nd
\rEOGEWOOD, cl'\"an1 on
lavender. Setting for 6.
Nf'w r Ul!('(I. C o nl p I to I r .
G'Th-6480 att R prn.
NORGE 220 t'll'ctr1c ~tovt>, 4
hum·~. O\'r<n, broil••r, 2
storag'I"' dra11.'(>rs. S 2 5 .
675-0600 l!lfff'r 6 rnn. ---1 UNDER\llOQD TyPf'"'titrr
Slane.lard. nt.-ct!~ :cmall ad·
juslment. S.'lO. 67 3·4 5 02 .
673-5.170 John --------1 * llATCll COVERS •
SandbltL~letl, from S l 2. 5 O
~aeh. l\tinnry's, Z,).11 \V,
Coast l hway, N.B. 548-4192. ,
Mi•cetlaneou•
Want.cl
PIANO -GOOl l cond.
400 Signal ltd. NB.
646-8693
$100.
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A CONYDll[Hf SHOPPING
SfWrNC CUI{)( FOlt THE CAl.~HECO.
For an ed In Woman'• World
Call Mory Both 642-5671, nt 330
Attract Attention Fashion Wrap-Up!
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Sl&rlJn& -k ol AUllJll 1 ORANGE COAST
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oil""
' Adult Ev<ntnc Clulrl • s:eatnnen -
• Secooda<Y • Theory e Workshop
Call for lnforrnatJon
6"-1930
2854 E. Coast Hwy., CdM
50 ORGANS 50
Yet, 50 Orl(&IUI on the floor.
J{anunond Wurlitzer otben.
Floor models, diacontinued
models, new & uaed. Bey or
rent at most attractive
rat et.
W allichs Music City
South Coa1t Plaza 54().2830
WURLITZER SPINET
Walnut, beaut. cond., $«)0. * 673-8701 *
Sewing Machine• 121
WHITE, ZIG ZAG,
SEWING 'MAOIINE
$35. * 54!).-0623
Sporting Goods 830
3 Complete aets of matching
pro-lined goll club8; woods,
irons, baas A head COVE't'I.
SlSO. to $250. 552-7699.
TV, Radio, HIFI,
Stereo
GERMAN Shepherd puppies.
fat &: ·healthy. 116 Del Mar
Ave., C.M. 548--4639.
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Utilities.
'l1le two electrlcal utllJlleo p!Amlng the
hlll-l>lllm.dolLY -lion of -
--at San Onofre Maodly pys<d their lut llate . test bdore 1olng
to the, Atomic F.nero' Q)mmlqlna for
final ponn1ts. but ,two IO>'tim-
wlklllfe agenciel are r.r from ratlllled.
'l1le utilillel, Southern C a I If o r n I a
F.dloon Co-and San Diego Gu and
Electric Company, won permllaion from
°'!' San Diego Regional Water Qulllly1 Control .Board, td periodically "boll'. out'
barnacles and -foullng organhma .
from outfall plpei at SU OnoU<;
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Last State ... Tesf\f or
'Ibey aald the bot water wu certain to
kill 6ab Jn the immediate discbarge area,
Eld! beat --could claim Iii tons of marine Ii!<.
But spol:esmen for the utilities aald
~ there are only two effective waya to
unfGul the huge pipes whlcb w1ll eject
m~ of gallons of warm water · a
minute after the brine is used to cool
at.earn condensers. ·
'l1le firms cu either kW the organisms
wjth the bot water, or use hqvy doles of
chlorine. .
The board agnod that bol water
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created the leul dimJge of the two -· Spo> ....... f<r the llate and federal -
pine a&enclll......,. that lludlet have
ool yet been -pleled on the travel of
tbe warm water.
Marine blologtsts testifying for the
utilities Aid their lludles show thal an
.... of 50-lool radius around the '3,l(IO.
foot-IOna ...... outfall WllUld esperience
the bot water.
'Ibey abo admitted that an "unknown
number" of fish and other organimns
would die Ill the warm water. .
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Onofre
two mllllon ~ of eleotridty.
Utility a!dtl 1r-Mooday'1 aeaalon aald
that the bill for delay1 In the ractor
scbodule amounts to $4 million a month.
'Ibey·~ the need for amoolb
\ranallion of the lppn>YaJ procou.
If the AEC grants the liceMu for tho
::i '::.:'i:. = ~ii;:
generating plant would ai.n neat Mordl.
But that Ont addillon would ool send
®I Ill f1rll k!Jowat\ until aometlme in
1171. 'l'be aecor.d of the lwinl would 10,
Into aervlce In 1979 •
overn-s' -or
Presidential Nod:
American Party
Favors Schmitz
· Ju.nior. Baseball
Teams Win Big
two South County junior buebaII
ll'OUPI are ~ cbamplonS' niinll<s
lollowilig a ...... of competition.
.. San Juan Little Leape Stars captunol
a district cbam'picmbip and are now on
their way to the -~-'l1le tournament -w with the linals to be held Salunlay. ..
Del Obispo Cllampo for the third ,....
.... the memhen of the Cout Plumbing .
team. 'Ibey defeated capls\rm» Beach
Plue by a ~ of M Ill the Del Oblapo
lnlllCO Loque Pll.Yofl.I.
peeled to be incori>orated Into the party's
platform. Tile plallona COlllldiltee _.
.....i -., nlgbl ..i II ICheduled for
addillanal -througb Wednaday.
Ca.Po Officials . .
~~cus;_: Bridges
P.eople Liften
By PATRICK' 110VLB
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San Juan Capistrano ' resldeni. -
nther than the city --'! -did moil
ol lhe listening Monday .lli&lrt 11 a public
bearing Oil the,cilJ'• pn>pOled 1172-73 budcet. .. .
For nearly two l...n ............. and
dty llalf answered ~ and ex·
plained many of tbe eqiendltura listed
Ill the $2.4 million _.., to the aome
• -• the bearirc-Of the .....
residents ""° apoke 1:oa<m11ng lhe budge~ only one e>pressed any aiilcism
of the plan.
However, .i lhe end ot the meellna. coe woman criticized the" manner in
wblcb tire budcel bas b<eD presented to
Ille Wbllc-Jean Di!!<tor, wbo llid she
was a ...,.. resident of the city, aald It
. .... difficult .. wade through the ....
fUslng aplanalioal of· the dty manager
and other dty·offidal1 u reported In the
press. -
Holding Dp ·a· copy of I San aemente
newspaper, Jin. Doktar aald, ".When I
aee this paper come out with 'San Juan
In Financial Crllil,' r want to pack up
my bap and nm away."
Mayor Jim Tborpe. wbo at past budcet
atudy-ba4 ~press In
&enelirfor .lls-.._ijila .olthe 'liudgel
proeeedlnp, II.id bet 'c:riticlsn WU a
"nic<ly llated. port of the pi\il;lem. ..
Part of 1111! -Mn. Doktor referred to stemmed from the lnlUat
budget proposal being amended with
'121,IOO 'In .additional upendltures,
thereby ndadnc .. apected J.m-'11
,_ aurp11rs ~of m.11111 1o .. ...
peeled clellcit of ,....... •
Willllm Hieb, • -IDllrumental
(See •lll!G!IT. Pqe ii .
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HORDES-WERE VISITING THE BEACHES TO COOL Off llUT THESE WORKMEN HAD HQJ J06
Bill Eahlor Hoa-Hot Aa'phalt In Sa n Clomono te Alloy P•l<h~ Pr0ject.Near Callo Mlrlrta
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Steamy Heat Wave to ·End?
Catalina Wind Patt.ern May Break · Grip of Ho t Air
Formation or the typical Catallna eddy
wind pattern ·is e>pected to crack the
mu1 of bot ·a1r over Orang .. County
tonight, -g·a-nine-<lay beat-wave.
eledrlcy COMW!lplion of 3.113 million
kilowatt&.
Tile previous peak use r"""1 or 3.44
millloa kllowatts was •el nn Sept. 13, wt
year, during a sltnllar belt wave.
Despite the lncrqoed bbmidily, Im 'l1le National Weather Senile< prtdicts
temperatures along the Orange Coul will
drop allchllY with blglis Inland on
Wed.-.y about "' Toru,hl'1 low alq Mee. (s Ea dJetoa the coast ;,w-be in the !Os with a hlgl"on l!I
Wedne3day about D. Toru,ht'1 low illoog ·'
Angeles County ftttmen , ba\Ued• three
blaiel In brulhy areaa, coolrolllnc. Ill
with minol' amounts of land acarred by
Damn The lariest,... ln c.martllo,_ COO-
sumeil 10 M:m' ml WU belleved,lo have
been llll'ted by • fleotna, mental pati<DI.
Late nlglit. ···Learly morning .. v J k A:..... ..J ~ . ' --!"' -Opectecl·to drape · • ac 1urerson ssues couta1 dlies toolgbt and Wedne!day. .
Tile Catalina 'Eddy is I aoulherly flow .
of winds bet-the coast and the ...... . .
. ... blands. It " the typical -pattern ·C le R . . • ~.::.m~of ~'%fa ..... !. . omp . t,e etractl!Jn
New Mate ·
To l)ndergo
, ~Screening'
WASHINGroN (UPI) -Sen. Georae
S. McGovern. with 'the 11paintul" tut of
,dropping Sen. 'l'boml1 F. EasJeton
behind him, aean:bed ~Y for a new
nmnlnl mate who can help 1et bis
presldenllfl caml'liiD back oa the fut
\rad< he bill! boped WllUld take him to
victory over Richard 14. Nlzoa 1ll
November.
McGovern, who penuaded Ea&leton to
llep clown at • hll>lrour eonf.,.....·11on-
day nllbl. aald bt bad ool yet~ ..
• rep1.,.,,..m. ·'11ae Dem e cta tle ,.-llal llO!Dlllet aa1d he 1IOllld make
• recolJllllelldation to the .llomocratie
Natlooal Committee 0 wlth1n 1 few dlyl."
. "We are lninl to be very cautious an4 •trr careful In making the vice preslden-
ilal · nomlnatlon," u1d McGovern, -
pWia for •· fut llar\ In the campaign
apllilt NWm were wncked by the week·
IOilg Cllotrovmy over Eagleton'• bealth
background. ·
-Speculalloa-lmmedlately centered Oil
some of. the same men menUoned u vice
pmiden\lal jlroapedl at lul month'•
DemocraUc N a I 1 on a I Conventlon -
Sens. Edmund s. ll111kle of. Main and
Gaykinl Nellon of Willwwln, Saraent
Shriver, a Kennedy In-law, and former
Party <lralrman Lawrence F. O'Brien.
Eagleton, wbo met; ......... willl
McGovern to. announce the cledaloa. aid
today be woold make no recom-
mendaUons to McGovern on a IUCC:tllor.
'"fbls Is a -the\ llbould be ....
tirely up to Sep. M~.· he.aald In a
leleviston Interview (liBCToday lbow).
Elaletoo, lronlcaUy, pej'formed tho
duties of the vice president Tueodar
momlnl when he presided over tho
Senate for a alrort time after Its open!na.
Vice President Spiro ~ and Pr<sI. de!\l Pro Tem James·Eullsnd (D-Mla.J,
ftl'e absent.
Al the Democratic National Com-
mit!.-, wliere ihe llllCCeSSor to Eagleton
wW be formaDr clrooen, offlclal.s uld the
f1rll \Uk would.be to clur up a -ol
credential.s . cballenges apinll n e w
members. Aller Iha~ an emer1enc:r meetln& wW be called ~Y the new ...
lional cbalrman. Jean Westwood, to
aeled a new vice preslden\lal candldate.
McGovem11 reammeodatian - u it
WU at the Miami Belch coavm\lan -11
expected to he c:oqtrolling. . .
. Tile eddy. a wind movement almllar to .
water draining out of a ,blothtub, Is WASlllNGTON (AP) -Cl>Illlllllilt the nm-allc vice pru•lden\lal Weadler .· mated by the deflectlona of typical aack Ande""° today retracted llis claim nominee •
winds froob the DQrt!J u it lilOln around 'to have localed evtdellce that lien. · EqletDn. wbo otlg1nally lab" tie.cl 'l1le wealherlldy aaya ·JI mJcbt
landmarks jn the Southern Callfornia Tbomu F. Eai1efon baa a r--.1 of ar· · Anderaon'1 charge •·"'domnHle lie" be a little cooler .., Wedoadly, To San Clemente'.s Foree
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1 r.!!:.:"· eddy of.:..~ .orms11 ,:,~ Anderton Aid 1111 rdradloo. wu "111> Tbunday. today commende<l Andenon ence to coast awelteren. lliChl to-
-I-,.t onr lhft, 11111-wwkinc lnland, ... ~u; ~· qualllied'' and "lll1Clil. ---· ...;.,e ...r ~. --imn:o• 'It lo lho-mkMe's..Lowt -
ben," Mim. llkl. l.U• . "~ joumaliat." -"I know lhil dly .,,,[I -the -By Wedneoday, temperatures are ... He a1111ounciinllo -at .. ~ .I. ~ peeled to be from five to II clegJ-..s formal news eoar....... o a ta Id e • • E;qleloo Alil he wu •llllied wnn
pie." he added. cool«, the Natlooal ·weather Servl<:e Eaglefoo'• ofllcie. • afta UWn('. far .---.·a rt1n1c11on. "'11rt I!ooll 11 cloo-~,,. eloded • "Olllelr of the -· eel u far, u I'm . .--nod." · r--ball an bour In prlnte with the MIJooarl ·-,-
Year'' lrt r.o-............ *IV lhil Ligllt winds from 10 to :Ill koola from aenai.r:·w11o i:aiped f«mally todlj .a . MdltlClll trlcllloll1 lllkl lie Md loeoted
,.-, and -P' nmtid wlllu plaqile by the ...-will fan Ille Oranc• Cout ·,.......,..... If -lbo~lac EqlelOI
the .,,.,.,.. CllJb. _; • early W........,. • • lrad -arrellerl I lloll - -Ill
Munro wu -• -San Word of the ~-·~ l'I the beat wave l 1 lhe 1• for clr)llllloa <r '"'*\oM ~-a..-te ofllcQ ""° lift Iha f«tt brlnp.,....... t.. tJro ..a of a atrin& or FlOoding Ki ls 100 . Lat., ......,_'said lie <JioilD'\ ..,.
wblJe ..... ..,_ -...... Ill ......... doya la ' lnlarld clueo of • a-.,..,.., "'11 ' bod ~-told
tJro .cllJ. Be,,. Ille -Ollleer of Soulllonl CoUlonda whlclr lmnued Ore NEW DEIJIJ (AP)-Floodirc In .the obou1 Ihm by a "bmer -
the.Year lo..... bawds and bnruPt pook ilfm•nda for three eut Indian llala of Alum, Wal ·ofllcla~" loUir -• llllvla,
Deteclln&nllohyaiple, the other top electric pOWer. ,,__, nd •••-bu •m~ 1 ,~ IM -a IVuhmcton bailMr. •
<OP, left to .. --of Paradise • On :l(ondi11,0ijh .__.. aacl to -a -~-1 -w DllVk aald bt .• '\ -tire-·
Valley, Arll., ... bod *-teaed to Ille """"""' humidlly ._,. tilt Ille of air -'t, wybed lbouAnda of cal\le any bOt bod onlf ··--onco bJ a tJro c11J for .._ -omtlmo pay condl~ ..i tlle Loi Aae1le1 o.part.. ..i btoytly dafDIPd crops, o{ftt!ail Alli man lie dido'\ t.. ....r--'I ron-11
-....... """""'--• men! of Wiler ond -llged ~ todq. lllCJ ..... pNM tr aot. , ' : •
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Rezoning
He~ring
.,.,, , San Juan c;aplstrano plarmlng com.-
.,. missioners will hold a public hearing
'" tonfght on a proposa l to rewne 90 acres
t1 of hillside property for the consll'UCtlon
, ~f how1.
• Tbt laod Is located ofr Vl1 Agua in the
" south part of the city ond i.s near tho
Leadership Homes tract. The same ftrm
ts St.>ek.ing the rezone lo build more.
homes,
PlaMlng offi clals estimate that with a
• ' density of a1most lhrff homes to tbe acre
about 250 single family r t s i d e n c e s
·could be buil t on the property.
. The public hearing iJ scheduled during
the regular commWion meeting, which
will btgln at 7 p.m. al city hall. The prop-
erty i1 zoned U·l (unclassified ). Single
famlly residentlal (R·l ) zoning is sought.
, · The reione Is the most r e c e n t of
scveril 1uch proJ>O!hls whlch have racro
.: the commission In the past rew months.
Nearly aU of the rezone proposals ha ve
sparked controversy in the community
and have been opposed by homeowner
, ~rouPs 5eeking to halt development until
, the city's general plan can be updated.
.. The city council has included funds in
the proposed lrr2-73 budget to hire a
planning ..consultant for the purpose of
revising the general plan.
:. Democrats' Ouef .
·!.Urges Shuttle
· Conb·act Probe '. WXSHINGTON (UPI) -Democratic
.. National Chairman Jean M. Westwood
· • has asked a congres.sional investigation
of the awarding of Ille space shuttle con·
, ~ tract, .
She said Monday that five directors of
the finn • that won lhe contract. North
-American Rockwell , contributed to Presi-
. dent Nixon's 1968 campaign.
"The award or this contract to North
American Rockwell ... rai.!es questions
of ethics," she said.
But Sen . Alan Cranston (0-Calif.},
defe~ the award of the $2.6 billion
space oontract. He said it was "not any
boondoggle." Cranston said he did not
know If one of the purposes in awarding
the contract to the Downey, firm wu to
help win-re-election for President Nllon.
"I have no reason to assume lhal," he
said. "I just don't know."
Treasury Agent
• Loses Hand Gnns
A federal treasury agent who thought
the underaide of his .llvlng room couch
was a splendid hiding plaCil for his two
hand guns is looking for a new hiding
pltte today.
But Paul Charlu Burke, 41, of 14801
Deerpark Drive, Irvine will need two new
guns to put in hls new location. His
orf&inal weapons were carried off Mon-
day by burglan who may have been
aware of the federal olficlal's gun cache.
Orange County Sherill's officers said
thttt was DO evidence of a breakin at the
Burke home. Investigators art ques·
tionlng part time ·help used at the'
premises In a bid to recover weapons
valued at $240.
French Ignite Blast
PAPEETE, Tahiti (UPI ) -Fronce
has carried out a t h i rd atmospheric
nuclear test in the Mururoa Atoll area
800 miles southeast of here, unofiiclal
80W'teS said today.
'Ibey said the newest blast In the cur~
rent French testing campaign came
either Frtday or Saturday and may
1lpal the end ol tbe lin wiea.
DAILY PILOT
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Safari For 'lleaders
A special safari for Capistrano Valley and San Clemente youngsters
reading more lhan 10 boo ks this summer will be held Aug. 17 at the
Sa n Juan School. It wiJJ include a slide sh ow on Lion Country Safari
and a Jive lion cu b. San Juan librarian Erla \Vetherell previews the
cub fo r Gregory l-lcncg han and Kathleen Buckley.
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Mesan Slwt by Officers
In Former Wife's Home
After he refused to drop hlli rifle and
rammed the bolt home, a Cosla Mesa
man was shot twice in the head Monday
night by a Huntington Beach police of·
ficer after the anned SW!lpect was
discovered hiding in his former wife'•
apartment.
James Sanders, 28, is ln criUcal con-
tlngton st.. at about 7:45 p.m ..
coolrontatlon with Officer Ed w a r d .
Brister, according to police.
Officers reported finding Sanders' .22
caliber rifie fully loaded and cocked with
over 100 rounds of ammunltlon Sta.shed in
-"" bedrqom. I . Brister and ellow officen Jdf Arnold
and James Ccaver were called to Mn.
Xathleen sanders' apartment, 19132 Hun-
tington St., at about 7:45 pmm.
Mrs. Sanders, 23, told the officers that
she had seen her former husband's car
parked on the Btreet and feared he was
inside with a gun.
Indian Guides
Choose Officers
The Juaiiino Nation of Y·lndlan Guides
or Sao Juan Capistrano, San Clemente.
Dana Point, and Capi.strano Beach has
selected neW officers for the 1'12·73 ye ar.
Nation chief is BUI Edington of San
Juan Capistrano. Others are: Dick Baker
of San Clemente, loud talker; Bill
Thompson of San Clemente, war chief;
Ken Carr of San Juan Capistrano, sand
painter; Don Clinkinbeard of San
Clemente. wampum bearer.
Y-Indian guides is a father and Son
organization for boys in first through
third grades.
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They found the apartment front d o o r
had been kicked open and began to in-
vestigate. Bri.ster o p e n e d the
bedroom door and found hlmseU startna:
down the baJTtl of Sanders' rlne.
Brister twice ordered the man to drop
the rlne but sanders began to activate
the bolt forcing tbe ofrte« to -· ao-cordlng to the police aC<OWJt.
Sanders wis taken to Pacifica Hoepital
for emergency tnialment and then
tranofered to Orange County Medical
Center where be wu booked on burglary
and ..... u with illteol to commit
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Banner Turnou,t
Seen by Cliamber
. For 'Dana Days'
Three dlys of e1citement and activities
wW make Dana J>llY~. Aug. 11 through
13, bigger and better than ever.
That's the word from Marcus Rye,
prtsldent oi the Dana Polnt Chamber of
Commerce. -
"We are anticipating a larier turnout
Utis year fqr the Dana Daya ceremonies
than we have bad in the prevloua four
years combined," he said.
Events on tap for the community
festival include a flea market with an-
tiques, art and a:ange sales; square dan-
cing at the Marina: MW" Dana Dl_)'s
beauty contest; and pancake breakfast!.
Booths for the F1ea Market are still
available for the weekend: The Dana
Point Chamber of Commerce can provide
further Information.
Funeral Li~ensing Issue .
Okayed, Held for Review
SACRAMENTO CAP) -Low-cost
funerals or body disposa l may become
unobLainable. critics say, under a bill ap-
proved by the Assembly but kept from
final actioo by a technical move.
The Assembly ga ve the bill by Sen.
Jack Scbrade (R-San Diego) a 41·25 vote
~1onday, the minimum for passage. But
an opponent, Assemblyman Alan Sleroty
(D-Beverly Hills), wu voted pennl.ulon
to hold the bill for reeonslderaUon later.
It must sfill be returned to the Senate for
concurrence in Aasembly amendmepts
before going to the governor's desk.
' The bill was carried In ~ ,.,..mbly
by Robert Badham, (!\·Newport Beach).
lte said It was intended only tn require
that all pmons who ~!>pose ol human
remains be. subject to the same tlcenslng
and controls.
But As!emblyman Jolln Vasconcellos
(Jl.SanJoM) d1"'groad sharply,
.. What It really means Is 1 rip off,"
Vuconcellol said In floor debate. "What
this bUI 1111 II 'J can1 contract to get a
iow.-, ...rancy dlJpooal or my body'."
"'l'ht quatloa 11 wbelhtr llco111lng
-the -of the "fllOllla of Calllomla, ar lf It 1ttVe1 to protect the
mortuary Jndlutry," he said.
Sitmy cal1ad the bUI "00< of tile wont
ptem ol leflllalloo thl1 year."
"Thll bill II Intended to put a certain
group of San Dl'lfo C<Nnt1 out of
bu1lne11>." Sleroty uld .
The San Dltfo croup, which t<ltlfied ot
a burtnc ·on lbe blll, II !be Telophast
Society. Yor llJ ,.lll!r&llon and SllO fee.
Ttlopllue pn>Vida for cremation and
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say 2.500 members wish to have "this
minimal service."
The Tdopbase Society .. YI the bill
would require it and 11 or 12 memorial
funeral societies, which alJO compete
with mortuaries, to provide an em-
balming room and a chapel, Which th<
members do not want. 1be bill, it says,
would put them out of business.
Meanwhile the Senate concurred 29-0
Monday on Assembly amendmentl to
anqlher Schrade bill .on the tame sub)«~
lt ~d require, rather than pennJt, the
· state Board of Ji\lneral Directon alld
Embalmers to eumine and pus upon
the quallllcatlonl ol l\lneral dnc>tor ap.
pllcanti xr ... passing upon the pbyllcat
status 0t. piano and._l!*illutlonl ol a
propot<d funeral establishmeot. · The quallflcallOi>S U>Cluclo cbarld«,
ability and experieooe. IM the ,..
qulr<menl that applicants have two yean
acfual uperlence wu deldtd. ni. bill
now gou to the governor.
22 Killed in Crash
·.SEOUL (AP) -Twenly~wo pmons'
""" ldlled and ll lnlurod~ -a ,_
bu• chanertcl for a picnic: JllllnP<I off a
•root dta llllo -a -.1'0)r near
Clwnchon. .l$ rnllu eut d Seoul. Police
aald 11 of the -were memben ol two
families.
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Teddy Repeatso
Rejection of· Joh
Mc.Govern TV
Sessio1i Set
NEW YORI( (Al') -ABC and
OBS ay lhtJ will CfJtf'f live
tlJevidan coverqe of Ill .-
nounceD\f1lt bY Stn. G e o r & e
McGovem ~ !cir tonight at
6 p.m. POT.
NBC. whk:h fJn' said It •·ould
----1-follow suit, declared 111et that a
wASl!lNGT<lN (UPI) -Siii.-Eilwiiilllli!lM diiiir liirrlng a reee tor national dtclslon on !Ive <0vera1• would be
M. Kenne<IY today repealed 1111 ,.Jedloo oroce thl1 year II "lull as 9°'«f and made when It ~8fned· what the
of aecond place on the DemocraUc ticket Just u locked" as · 11 wu Wt month Oemocratlc praidlntlal ~ndldate
•Ith pre1idenllal hOminee Gtorge S. when he re!UJtd to make hlmalf had to say.
Mc:Govem. available for tbe party'• vice prtlidenlial Alde1 sald M~vem would talk
In an tn!uvlew with UPI, KeMedy nomination. about the campaign but cteollned to
Kennedy lldmowledCed be had talked be more speelflc. They • 1 I d he
wllh McGovern llnce the decision was would not announefi a rtplace.rntnt
made Monday night to drop Sen. Thomu tor Sen. Thomal F. Eagleton, who Police Slate F. Eq:loton from the lid.et, but he withdrew Monday as Ult vkt
d<dlned to ay whotbet Mc<lovtra had pr<Sidential candidate.
Drive w Get
New Reserves
wed him to like Eacl•ton'• place .
"We lilted ,...,.al(y about the cam-
pafan tnd lbe •ltctloo.'' Kennedy said ,
"He W1d<ntands my pooltlon and I thlnt
he ,...pec1a my decllton." State Wat.er ·
Board Okavs ., . Recruitment of at leut 31> new reaerve
police orncm who will bed up a fO<Ce
.ervtng Costa Me1a and tbe new city of
Irvine ls under wab. The reserve tr& program lJ ex·
Earlier this ye1r. Kenntdy said
repealllny he would not ...it tho
Democn.Uc ·nomination for either Presi·
dent or Vice Preafdent in · 1m:, citing
"ptrtonal" reuons. He sltJpped: 'the
party'• July tonvenuon 1n MJaml Bea<:h, . Reclamati·on appearing only at the end to Introduce
McGovern to make his acceptance
speech. peeled to begin in Se mber. Aug. 17 is
deadline for receipt of applications from
candidatea lor the new force.
A tOtal of 20 men will st.alf Irvine law
enforcement needs, taking over from
Oriful:e County 1herifrs depuUts upon
completlon of inlllal tralnlna:.
'Ibe remlining 10 men will help betf up
eo.ta Meaa'1 own reaerve staff, wblcb
had dropped below the required level. '
Applications spelling out the entire pro-
gram and quallficatk>ns for participation
may be' obtained from the Cos~ Mesa
Personnel Depirtment, 77 Fair Drive.
Essentially, the key requirements in
addlUon to paqing a penonal interview,
agility test and medical e1 am!naUon ~
dude:
-Mal<. Amertcu dtu.n, 21 years old
at the minimum.
-Hlgh school graduate, mlDlmum five
fed, nine lncbes tall with proporllonate
weight. •
-Eyetlght of~ corrected and ll).70
uncom<ted and Dvina within a l~mlle
radlUJ of the Cclta M,.. Police Depart·
ment. •
Raerv" donated 16 houri to the
department per month mlnlmum, but
quall(y for IU'I per hour pay on lssli!""
ment beyond that and are badge-carrymg
policemen.
The nucl<UI of the future full·tlme
Irvine Police Department will be formed
from the reserve.a, who will work in
lptCial lhllll out of an Irvine subltatlon.
Pastor Gets 5
Years' 'Probation
For Molestation
An Anlhelm pastor coovlcted of cblld
mcleotlng by an Orange County Superior
Court jury which rejected related allega-
UOlll of 1U pervmlcrl bu been placed
on five yun irolJaUon by the lrlal
Juda•. Jud(e Byron It ~MCMiilan IUlp<nded
tbe &tale prillon term he ...id have
ordered for Rev. Frod Robert Diehl, II,
pl!tor of the Anaheim Qirlstlan Chlrcb.
and -him not to be In the presence of minor children wlthcut other
re1ponlible adulb bein( oo band.
He told Dlebl that be will addlUonally
Impose a fine when-be bu reviewed
further reports compiled on the convicted
pastor. Diehl wu ordered to return to
the ccurtroom Sepl. I for that detmnlna·
lion. ·
Diehl was convicted ol mol<!tlng an II·
year-old girl who was a student last sum-
mer in the church'• Cbriatlan summer
ochool. The cblld told the jui'y that Diehl
committed the ollenses in a camper
parked by Diehl near the ocbool.
In another interview, Sen. Birch J3ayh
(D-lnd.), al.so ruled hlmseU out as a
possibility.
"Nope, I'm not available," Bayh told
UPr. "I'm happy with what I'm dolt>(.
LightnJn&'• not goltl( to •trike. I've put It
out of my mind and my heart."
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BUDGET ...
In bringing the poUce Issue to a vote of
the public, criticized the manner in whicb.
the expected ·deficit wu handled by the
cwncil.
Hlw ,.;d be questioned putting money
Into an "unneceuary'' . public 11fety
department and "tak!ng It out of capital
improvements, which we feel are very
necessary.''
Jn erasing the reported deficit, the
council put one of the unexpected e1-
penditutes, an $80,000 11 tr e e t im-
provement pro;ect, lnto the capital Im~
provements budget.
Thorpe explained to Hick.!I that street
project. are funded with gas tu monies
and those funds could not legally be spent
on the public safety department.
To a quest.km from another resident, of-
ficials said that $198,000 in funds would
be available this fiscal year for the
capital improvement projecta. This will
be enougli. to fllnd two of U projecta that
will be undertaktn over the next few
years. ln fbcal lr11·7Z, S171,000 was
spent on capital improvements.
To a question • 6'om John oildlley,
represenUng the city's employes, .Thorpe
11ld pay lnaeuel are still be:ing con-
sidered. ,
"The lack of lhal Item here does not
indicate that there will not be any raises
this year," the mayor told O'Malley.
To another question, City Manger Don
Weidner said the toll! -of the poUce
department, Including~ frlnge ben<fl"',
penalons Ind !We ot ii fa"clllty, would be
$2911,000, 'Ibis compa.., with 1180,000 that
the cltY eipects would be charged' by the
SberUr1 -for police aervices during the fiscal year. .
OJfldals have said that $2911,000 In-
cludes a $44,000 "start up" cogt that
would not need to be expended to subse-
quent years.
Black Gets 2nd Star
WASlllNGTON (UPI) -Daniel Jam,.
Jr.. the Air Force's second b Jack
general, bu received the second star of
a major general.
James joined the Army Air Cc'Jll In
1943 and became a fiahter pilot. He was
promoted to brigadier general in 1970,
Tbe fint black general in the Air Force
waa Benjamin O. Davis Jr.
SESAME STREET
SESAME STREET IS ABOUT THE ONLY
STREET IN THE HARBOR AREA THAT HASN'T.
HAD A CARPET INSTALLATION BY ALDEN'S,
In a decision termed "historic" by
South Coa!t waste treatment officials the
San Diego Regional Water .Quality Con-
trol Board agreed Monday to allow a
full-scalt program of water reclamatkln
in the Irvine,. Saddleback and Laguna
NigueJ areas.
Such a proiram as outlined by the
Aliso Water Management Agency before
the bodrd could mean a vast network of
lakes and efn uent lines which could
become a system providing 25 milUon
gallons of reusable water a day.
Carl Kymla1 manager or the Moulton·
Niguel Water Plstrict and chairman of
the A100 Agency boanl, made the presen.
taUon Monday of the master plan show·
ing the reclamation ~Ls and said
that the eulhuslastic approval by the
board was the first suCh act.ion in the
West, "a,nd perhaps the nation."
The board decision allows member
agencies in AWMA throughout the south
county to upgrade their ellsUJ:ig upland
treatment plants and swing over from
ocean dumping to reuse of sewage efflu-ent.
Several or those · entities already are
doing some reclamation work, but the
bulk of their lrt!ated waste still rt.aches
the sea.
1be board agreed as well to allow th8
construction or two new regiorµll ocean
outfafis to serve the agencies -one at
Aliso Creek and one at Dana Point, but
under the proposals for reclamation,
very little effluent would be d~ed
through 'those pipes in summer months.
Instead, a "land outfall" would be used
to carry the reclaimed water throughout
the AIOO basin, ·transmJtUng reclalmed
water to storage lake!! and to customers
wbo would purchase the Irater for ir·
rigaUon. • -
The bulk of the reuse or the w1ter
would take place during the aummer
months 'When irrigation is m o st
necessary, Kymia said .
In the wetter months of winter, the
highly-treated effluent probably would be
dumped at sea.
But wa).er quality board e1ecuUve of~
ficer Dennis O'Leary said at the Monday
meeting that because of strict new waste
standards, any effluent dumped into the
sea during those m6nlhl would be of very
high quality. .
"It prohably woold be the best-quality
effluent ol any on the west coast " be
aa.id. '
Funds for the aggressive reclamauOo
plan would come primarily through &tale
and federal clean-water grants and from
profits gained through the sale of the
reclaimed water.
KymJa's own agency, the Moulton.
Niguel Water District, already sells
reclaimed sewage to two golf courses
and stores much of that effluent Jn
Niguel Lake, which eventually wlll
become a county regk>naI park.
IN OUR FIFTEEN YEARS, WE.rHAVE
CA RP ET ED THOUSANDS OF" HOMES 11'.'1
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BEACH, LAGUNA
BEACH AND HUNTING TON BEACH. Ol'IE
NEIGHBOR TELLS #.NOTHER UNTI~ WE
HAVE WORKED IN EVERY HOME ON A
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MAKE EACH CUSTOMER HAPPY. ASK YOUR
NEIGHBOR-WE PROBABLY CARPrnD HER
.HOME. (IF WE HAVEN'T, BRING HER IN WITH
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Nbelll' or nMflin9 p,wson1I items s d. •S
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NEW YORK IAPl
Sometimes ii'!! on expletive.
Sometimes an opinion.
• Bul often it's a way of trum-
'peting an identity for some of
. the faceless thousands ln 11. big
city.
Graffiti. Every,vbere. All
·over subv.•ay cars and stations.
Almost as fast as the Transit
Authority's crcv.·s a pp I Y
"gallons of OWR -Dirty Word
Remover -new Graffiti
emblazon 'the cars, the sta-
, tions and the poster ad-
vertisemenls in ·r a i n b o w
·swaths.
Even "Kil roy" has reap.
peared. Allhough obscenities
.abound, most graffiti are
'names followed by a street or
school number, as in the
peripatetic "Taki 183" or
"Pear 136."
Youths roam the subways
with cans or spray paint and
felt-tip pens. P asse n g ers
watch helplessly as they reach
through open windows and
dart through traill! to banner
messages across station walls
and s~·ay trains.
The mischief has reached
such prop<>rtiom that some _of·
ficials have called for a law
against carrying an open can
of spray paint.
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University ·
Has Tough
Dress Code
PROVO, Utah (AP)
Brigham Youn g Unlvenity,
which expects an earollment
this WI or 25.000, has issU<d
Its annual dress and grooming
standards.
'IlW: year's are no different
from last year's, officials sa id.
Dresses, sweaters, bloU9eS
with Skirt!, culottes, slack.! or
modest pant suits are the only
acceptable women's wear for
atlendaoce at classes. Jeans
are still prohibited ror girls.
Hem.lines lhls year, too, are
to be of "modest" length.
Slacb polished cottons or
jeans with sweaters, sport
skirts. tieJ, sports coots and
blazen are acce*b!c mens'
wear for clwses.
Beards are unacceptable.'·
Mustaches are n o t en-
couraged unless t r I m m e d
above the corners of the
mouth. Long or b u s h y
sideburns are not acceptable.
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_10 Million ·still Hungry
By LOUIS CASSELS u.11'11 ,,_ 1 .. .,..., ....
A recent report frocn the
Department of Agriculture
reveall that about 11.5 million
America.'11 now . are setting
lood stamps from the govern-
ment.
reprueots an lna"UJe of
1bout I mUUon penons me.
lte9.
Both Pmhlenl Nl>on and
his Democr1tlc challena:er,
Sen. George S. McGovern. are
liktiy to claim campalan credit
ror this rapld e1panslon of the
war agairut' ht1Q1er In.
America. And both can make ExctPi tor a (ew extremely
poor people, these stamps
aren't given away rree. Reclp-a case.
lent.s a r e charged according The Increase took place
to their ability to pay. But under Nixon's Admlnlstr1tlon.
even Lhose v.·ho pay top scale But It was forced largely by tor food stamps get a bargain. McGovern's specJal Senate
In addition to the 11.5 =-
Committee on Hunaer.
Un t 11 McGovern'• mm.. m.tttee 1ot cm t b e I r Mcb, bureaucr•l• m the
Aartculturt Deplrtment
tended lo view food dlJ!rU...
Uon programa primarily u a
way of aldlng fannen by cot.
Uog -rid-of ""m.m.o dti y
11urpltue1. Fetdlng the hungry
was, at best. a secondary co~
aideratlon. Now It bu become
a primary objective.
While Nixon and McGovern
debate who's entiiled to crtdlt
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stamps. about 3.5 million are
receiving packages of food
distributed by the AgricuJture
Departn1cnt. Each of the na-
tion's 3,000 counties has the
right to choose v.·hich program
it prefers to rome unc!tr.
The two food dlstrlbutlon
programs together are sup-
plementing the diets or 15
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million hungry people. That is
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Ayres Since 1905
Its a comfortable, 6-cylinder Ainerican compact
thats actually priced below the Volkswagen 113.
If JO• caa all'onl a \blksnge1113-or almost uy
little import-you can alroti a Maverick. Look:
l'Ollll MA VEIUClt Uoar H1•• S2,140.•
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NOTE: People ask us how we can afford to offer 1 roomy,
6-cytindcr compact at about the s1URe price ll the liltle imporu.
First, we've been making small cm since 1908.,..Expe:rience: helps.
Second, we haven't changed Mavcrick-exc~ for medianical
improvements-since we first introduced it. That kind of continuity
helps tocontrol costs:.
Third, recent currency revaluations and devaluations have
helped restore the competitive 1tance oC American rnanuCacturerL
A good car ror 1011 trips.
Most little Imports
give yoa 4·cylil4tr e1glnes.
Mamlck she~ )'Oii
a 6-cyli1der englae.
It's smooth. It's relialile. It Jets
yuu accelerate into turnpike traffic
with confidence and hold your own
on steep hills. And it delivers
surprisingly good gas mileage.
Maverick"srcartrack is 2.9" wider than Votbwagcn's. Its whCC!basc
Is 7. 1• longer. There's a bit more weight, too. By themselves, these ·
differences tren't very big:-but they can add up to a big dilfercnce in
tbe way Maverick drives and handles the open road.
Mal1tenaice: Elf• D,ier.
more comllelt ~tile UUle 111,.a.
I VW, for example, roc:ommendsllOfllll! service every 3000
miles or three moaths, whichever coma linL On Mavcrlck, it'•
6000 miles or six lllO.liths. So 1.kverict'1 nwnmmcfed .mo.
·interval istwiee uloag u Volbwagen'I.
WQ.alsodesigoedMavericktobea.rlniiUmachlaetot11e
for. In fact, we've even prepated a m1111ual which ldlsyou bow
to do maDY maintenance jobs younelf.
~mQ!!lcoaveru-:tberetre~S,600Fcrddealen
in the country. Volkswagen bu tbout 1,100.
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WI ANGELES (IJPl) -
When the n e w 1 came
that Nartb AmerlcJn Rockwell
bad woa the $U bUlloo apace
lhullle contract. the 15-y..,.
old daughier ol 1 comp111y ex•
ecutlve was moved to write a
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Reagan Signature
A giggling teenager. on ' a tour ol the Sacramento
capitol building, spotted Gov. Ronald Reagan in a
hallway and dashed to him for an a~tograph.
St~dyConclud~Amtrak
../ ShQuld Make Cars Safer
WASHINGTON (AP \_ -side of the train at an ·
Passengers inside a train that estimated speed of 45 miles an
collided with a truck in hour. neither acceleraUnR: or
Oklahoma in April. 1971, were slowing down as it approached
spun about like tops in their the crossing.
seats or thrown out windows, The board noted that the U.
the National Transportation year-old truck driver, father
Safety Board aaid Monday. of two children, was a churcl)
The board ·said an in-leader who neither drank ngr
vestlgatioo concluded Amtrak smoked. He was a man
and the Federal Ralll"O·ad -without unusual financial prOb-
Admlnlstrallon should bring !ems, J'el!&rded by the . .com·
. about safety Improvements in munJty as being of el:cellent
· ral'l'Olld·passenger-car· design. character, it aald.
. Two I-year-old girls died un-. "It ls reasonable to conclude
· der an overturned passenger that he did not attempt to take .
; coach; and 21 others, among · hi! own life," the board said.
·the 27 passengers and two A privately obtained autopsy
: crew members on the three-, report indicated that the
: car train, were hurt in the ac-driver might have been in-
.c:ident near Collinsville, Okla., capac!tat~ because several
: April s. 1971. The tnici. "dtiver · chronic disease p r o c e s s e s ·was killed were present, the board said. .
: 'De saietJ board 1 a Id Jt added, however, that it was
:damage to the de r a I I e d doubtful that the truck would
:(.'(laches showed ·that the car have remained in straight •
: Interiors failed · to conform course on the road at comlant
: with modern concepts 9f safe s~ for any. significant
: design. per1~ had the driver aetually
: '"'?be windows allowed ejec· been mcapacllated.
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appurtenance• injured persons that. ~ahoma include a
thrown agallut them wiD-frelictm1ng m e d I ca l es:·
dowshade guldes b e ~a m e amUiatron ID Ur dltrent pro.
nails, seats rotated and some gram to develop m~re ~lb-
became d e t a c b e d and ~he~lve commerel8l-dr1ver
uDreSlralned luggage w a s licensi~lli!_!P~rocedures~~=·--_.!=========I thrown about," the board said. -
The report recommended
that the FederaJ Railroad
Administration review t h e
ftlationshlp betwH:n fatalities
"and Wlndow design i n
passenger-traln accidents and
draft reguJatlollll requiring
cori'ecth>n of injury-causing
features in future co a ch
lDBnufacture or modificatlons.
Meanwhile, the board said, ....
·Amtrak. the Nallonfl Railroad
Passenger Corp., shouJd cor-
rect lnjurj-causlng featW'ell as
tt reconditioos Jts passenger
cars.
~ board also caJled for
developmeni by the Depart·
•ment of TramportaUon or
techniques for I m p r o 'f' e d
driver awareness of grade-
. crossing hazards.
At the time of the accklent,
the train was moving at 71
miles ah hour in a zone
authorized for 75 mph, the ------.... -" board said.
The truct crashed into the
=sage .Found
ln State
CapJlol ·Newa Senlif
SACRAMENTO -Meadow
sage. ·an ·evtt..-nellinc weed ,
has been I~ in abundance
In dry lf8Sllands near Grus
Valley.
llnpalalable lo llmtock. the
weed emllf an unpleUant odor
when a penoo or animal
'walb through a stand ol It.
Native to Europe, meadow
-1a· r.Und .u o..,. the United Slatet. ,
This partiodar stand was
lound by Mrs. LilliAn Mott.
botanist and nature
pho(ofrapber.
. lD'S IE FllllllY
Fer greatest growth
greatest safety!
Plan a prosperous future for yourself by pick-
ing one or more fast'growing GUARAN-
TEED INCOME certificate accoubts at
Laguna Federal while these. all-time-high
interest rates prevail, Interest on All accounts
is'compounded ·daily, paid quarterly. ,
•90 day interest folfeiturc for early
withdiilwal •.
HERE WE GROW AOAINI
NEW BRANCH Jl\.LAGUNA HILLS
OPENING SOONI
Walch tor Grand -Opening of ihi.o .... I;fS olfioe-
locaiod at Paxo de Vlleocia and Calle do la Plaia.
Ortngo County'• Luzcat,
Frtst w sueoam lndependcJu Ft4ml
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"I've bed -at my men -.or YOUI LU. INOW ~I
to lnlo -Joloo all rlPl INlllPllT 'JOiia W•MS I
Ont la uF-r.:,._lfcnu lllAUlll THIOV•H GOLOI AND MUSIC,
Anolher a • .., V9 • 11110W 'IHI l'VTllM I Servi.,... -be • c ... n I •AIN A .,.. a srtllTUAI.
aportmelllJ. I -mea 'lfbo' UNDaSTAllDlll9 OP Llfl I woo\ pot oa their Job ep. TU pllcatlom• the fact 1beY haw 5" RDAY, ~U9UST M. 10it0 && 19 6 ,...
~ deer-bocau1e LA.UNA-MOULTON PLAYHOUSI
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(If we have It lnstock,)'OU get It on sale.)
Last year over 6000 Chevy' dealers all
across America had one big Gatage Sale.
It was a big success.
Because every new car and truck
they had in inventory, they also had
on sale.-·
-So-they're doingl
again this year. Right now... • in fact: · · '\
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chance of the year to save
on a new Chevrolet.
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-for the '73s. (He gets a chance to clean
house. You ,get a ch?Jlce to clean up.)
You 11 find a good selection to
choose from. In all shapes and sizes.
·An all priced to go.
So see your friendly
~ neignborhi>od Chery
dealer now while his
Garage Sale is going .on.
See )low much you
can. save. Then .go and see
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voe. W>S.-N°"'214, HecTIONS, 24 .PA6ES TEN CENTS...-
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Sawdust Fest· Has E_nougb to Buy Ho1ne
'By BAl\8ARA KRElilCH •
Of tlle o.ltf' , .... Stiff
La,W,. ll<acb's rree-whe<linc Sawdull
Fe.Uva! bas sold enough lktnt ad-
mialoo Uclcets sinct its July 14 ~
to make a down peyment oo a permanenl
home, officials or the Laguna Artistl and
Gallefy Owners .Association announced lodoy ...
-· · n.e'· sawdust Croup, bu completed
l!'(otiatiolls to purchase the 2.kcre site
in.Laguna Canyoo that has be<n occupied
by the outdoor art show for lhe past five
years.
Alfeed purchase pr1 .. for Ille land 11
IZIO,lllJ6: with I 10 percent down pe)'!De!lt
due at Ille end or thla -· five rean ol' lntettSt-only pe)'1De!lll oo Ute tmpald
bll.anoe and a 111-jear pa)mtnl plan to
complete the purclwe •.
So far thil year, aid ._lallOlt prt11.
d~nt rom Lellle, lll0,009 ~ hive
purcbaoed Ute ~ adm!alan tlclteta
that allow unlimlted grounds.-,r lor a
week, and It ls aotldpattd that 'ill lutidl
lot the land purebul .wtll be covered
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COUPLE MAKE THEIR OWN'S1'1ADE"AT ~°""A'S HEIS~Elt 'ARK
-· WHtharman Sap 'Cll1lln1 Eddy' Will BrillJ·Rlllof I.-Hut
Wind Pattern Expected
T.oBreak Up Heat Wave
FarmaUon of the typical Catalina eddy ·
wind pattern is expected &o crack the
mass of bot.' air over Oringe County
tonlgbt, easing a nlne-dly heat wave._
The Natlanal Weather Service predicts
temP<ratores alOl!I tbe'Oraoge Coast will ,
drop !lightly · with higb5 Inland on
Wectneseay about,118. Tonight's low.aloog ·
the coast will be In the 60S with a high on
Wednesday about 18. Tonight'a low along
tatt night and early morninl low
douds and fog are upected to drape
coutal cities lollight and Wednesday. .
The Catalina Eddy is a southerly floW
of wtnds between the coast and the chan-
nel islands. It 11 the typical wind pattEm
obaerved .at the end of swnme< beat
waves in Southern calllomia, a
forecaster said.
The eddy, a wind movemOlll similat to water dralninc out of a bathtub, • 11
• created by tbe defiectlons o(' typical
winds from the north u it blo11s'around
Jaedm1rks-In .Ute SoUthem Calilorni.
geography such u the channel islands.
Wiien tbe eddy or winds forms, tbe
-foteailer esplalned, marine air Is blown Inland, cocl\ini land Deat the ocean.
By Wednesday, temperaturtS are ex·
peeled to Jllr'fniin five to 10 degrees
coolu, Ute National Weither .SU.ice .
pridids.·
Light winds from 18 to 20 Imo~ ltom
the ...uiw.st wtD rao the Orange Coast
early WedoOllday. ,
Won! of the bn!llk 111 the beat wave
. b\1111• promise to tbe end of a ming of
lllMqroo dllys In Inland cities or
8outbern ca1ilornla which lncrtaled 11re
haanlt aod briiiJilit peak -fclr _ _..._
0o Mood01, bJ&h lemptntum and IO
~ bumldlty spunad the -ol air conclltlonen llld the Los Aaples Depart-
-of Wlttr ad.....,., Joaod .-.!
e1ec1r1cy coaanmplloa of us million
llllowllta.
Parking Lo!8 Closed
PITl'SllUBGR (UPI) -Putin& lot 11· t..,.... Ind ~ecs we11111..u1" !!>-
•1 In a -~ilputo. dollns m,.t of ~··downtown lits. -said trafllc in the downJowe Itel WU • ., Ms lilbt-"
'The prev1oua peak use reeord of s.«
million kilowatts was set on Sept. U, Jut
year, during .a Jlmilar.beat wave. ·
Despitt the -'Jimhldlty, Los
Angel1'5 COOnty firemen betUed three
blazes In brushy ....,, c:ootrolllng all
with ininor amounts of land aesmd by
!limes. 'The largest, In Campillo, ...,.
s\uned 10 acres and was believed to have
been siarled 'by' a Oe<ing mental patlenL
WriteP. Retracts
Charges : Against .
Sen. Eagleton '
WASHINGTON (AP) -Columnlst
Jaclc . Anderooo toda~ re,'b;acted hll 'claim
to have located evidence . !bet -
Tbomas-F. Eagletod hu-.-reconl of'ar•
resta !qr dtunbn and ~ ... driving;
Anderson Jaid bls' ntractioo ..........
qualified" and "in total" ·
He anDOWJCtd the ntractlon a• an in-
fonnal , news ~erence o u .t s I de
Eagleton'• office after talking for about
hill an bout In prlvfte..wlth the Mlsaoutt
senator, whi> resljpled lcirmally tOcta, as
the Democ:r1tlc v1de pr t'1 Id t o t la I
nominee. -• . . . •
Eagleton, who orlgiuliy labeled
Andenoo's cbar1et a "damlllble ·lie'"
after. Ille_ mlumnlll ..--It laat
'Jbun41J, todar commended Anc1enoo
lot ~e and called him I ··dllUfil\lllbld j(Nrna1ilt., '! • • .
. ~ .Jald bl -•tidied with
Andtraoa'• -'"Die -ti cJoo. ed 11 far as J'm cwxerued."
Andt! ... 'orlllnallJ llid "' w locatod
pbotocoples ol """"" Dwinf l!lclttoa bad beee ......... bllf~ -Ill
the ltlllt !or -or -driVIJtl. Loter, Audailllt llid be badil1 -
--bul bid toly -told about them by 1 .. _ hilb Mi-rt
.. mcial, • later ldentlfled..u TM Divis,
.now a ,'il'uillnitGLbimier .. _ -
Davit Aid bl didn't bave the reconlt.
but bad only -"'°"" them once by a
mao be didn't -nd """'t "'"' II lbeJ ... ..-ar 11111.
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Leolie Doted that the martpp Oil Ille
P«'P'<l1 will be bold by the ~
ownen, Mr. and Mn. Walter FUo1t ol
........ Beacb and Mr. and Mn~Wllllam
Van Ry of Sta e,
volved in •
"Tile will' -to• "' operated b7 and for the uhlbiU.,
utisb," aid Lalie.·
Acqulaltlan ol the land. be added, will
permit --ol Ille ultlbit .,... lato
pod and tile nowly ~ed Sawdust
Festival 'bpeoed Its show on the North
Cout l{lghway lot oow occupied bY.
t.guna's third art festival , Art·A·Falr,
mated by 1 "°"" ol tradltionll 111iltl
wbo broke away from the more ad--
vontll!'OWJ Sawdust group.
For the paat five yOlll, tile Sawdust
arttsta have been leasing their Lquna
Canyon . uhlblt Ille, which lllll yur 11
ezpocted to lttrld up lo I tllird ol a
mlllioo vlaiton.
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Lagun,a' s Se.wage Plans
Funds Threatened~, Waste
. ' by Phil lnterlandl
Plant Seen as Decrepit
117 JORN V ALTEllZA
Of .. o.wr .. ..., lltff
Plans. by the city of Laguna Beacb to
opgrade ill Rist1ng downtown .ewage
plaot fell farther from grace Monday aa
'tho San Diogo Rqlonal , Water Quality
Cootrol Board str.ssed that unlesa tbe
old plant is al>andooed, Laguna abould
upect no grant funds for impnlvemeota.
Tennln( lbe 1134-Yintage wute trea~
ment plant "decnplt;' offldi!s on tbe.
board ·tlll)lhubacl that tqilOSI Laguna
~ "" ·-t ·f!Ollll!nl lhnJacJt • ngionol .,,...cb, .. -
llmdt Will loo r.rt ........ ' '
EaenUally the bolrd's piilluon -
to leove' -altoiDallfts "' Lqlma -. . .
-It eould 'johr other Allao Waler
Manage'""11 .Agency (AWllA} memberi
In -of ..... .,. outtall 11 Allao
Cr.et. This would· lllOaD pumptns raw -ag· ther< for -~11 could allo join with Emerald e.,.
Community Service District and Irvine
Ranch Water. D1strict to ndalm llOWl(e
for _~ oo tbe ltvlne -· Both of the!e plans presuppose abOahle flnanClaJ
asststa ... liom gr1nta.--
--Laguna eouid try ·to bring Hs own
system nf treatment up to required atan-
danls wlthout outside uslstance. -
Board · E:reaith'e afilcer Dennis
O'Leary pointedly nolerred to tbe u·
tsUng Laguna plant u "decrepit" several
times during M'onilay.'1 dlsctWlons.
Those talka ealentlally lmOlmted to an
lnqulsitlan ol Lagulli'i w~tment
oaosultant Dr. Jao Sberfic, who Ald that
be would ft<Omm<nd to city CIJUllCllmen
Wednesday 1tveral altemaUve COU1'9'S to
take. . .
Dr. Slterllg, . a consultant for Lowry
.WOClate>, outlined :tho Interim Im-
provements accomplisbed in recent
months at tbe plant.and Aid that fllt,000
more In Improvements an proposed -
embellislunents. that would "' tbe
forerunner ol a c0mpletely upended
plaot tltat coul~ perform oo a pen!)8DOllt
basis. •
But the boanl and O'Leary wm far
from convinced.
"U tbe dty .. tcbes up that decrepit
trutment plant," be said ltemly, "it
-"'"' -of gettin( a grant .• His -were echoed by aenlor
El(glneer Leooatd Blirlalan, who em·
pbaol'<d that "tbe.dty .can demolltb !ta
dowiltown.,... and build i -treat·
-plant, ar not demolltb downtoim and build an improper Orie. n . -
Laguna oflldlll hive been 'l'tluctant to
abandon tbe old plant.. Then! are lllill
abouU7110,000 In bonds to' be paid off !or
plant ~noYtUons and ~ ocean out.fall
put In several rearS 'ago.
'!be -tUfl agreed th.it although
the·cily -cqnmUin( a larJ• amount
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of lunda toward lmprvvlnr the old plant.
it u yet bu Clll tack.led the s:r•ve prob-
Im> "" odorL "ll any ol YQI blve vlaltod the Festival
of Atta tltls year YQ1 -what I
m~," ~aid. ·
Dr. Sllerflg • J>l'Ollllled deaftr dela!la
for the boon! In ...,.q weekl on tbe
c~y'1 plans to <oral>l1 with tough, new
mi. atandlrdl. iaDd boetd ,..nbon
agreed"'!!"*.--.. at lbe -· atal(IOetbtClll ·~
Jllll 11111 -~nifp'u,.t .., .... _...~ "v ,,. ......
latinl plant ... -lnlftilt:!I--~ llllt ~ .. ·i -''1.,.iatial" .... prvacJ>. .
:rl\lt _.,..., ........ win led<ral
and llate lundl.
.Dr. Sherlll' uplalned that ....
(See ALIIO, Pap I)
* * * Edkt. by · Board
· 'Disappointing,
Not Vnexpected'
Any "ultimatum• from the San Diego
Regional W1ttr Quality Control Boan!
that will Vlrtu!ill1 lor<e Lq\1111 Bead! to
join .. ....~ •tewap treatiiitnl pn>-•
gram WU dilappolatlng but "not UllOll-
ptded," Lquoa city 1D11111er Llwxence
Booe said today. .
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. "WJth. porlclnt what It 11, any buslna .. thlt goes thro .. h the buslnatt
of doil111 off Pltld!!1_lol1 whln they're not dolnt bulinan doesn't · have ony ·buir,,..--dOlnt business In Llguna and won't vet my
butineul'' · ·
Amendm~nttoBanBusing
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Forced Onto HouseFloor "I hid noal hope that Ibero ....,. IOllle oPtJons IYall1bJe to UI," Aid Role, ''and
I felt the Qty Council tbOuld baft all the
noal optlana before It ml 11•• them clue
allllldentton before maklnf a ded.slon.
but apparenUy we're not eoinc to be able
to do tbal" .
'i'be WQCB -bas O)llde,lt perfectly
clear Lagwua wW have IO"ablndoa its es:·
lstlng sewage treatment fldllty by ll!Ao
1171 aod join a tegioaal ladllty, be ad-
ded.
WASIDNGTolf (UPI)' -'l"8 HOUie
Committee tool< aw1y· from Ute JUdlclary
• Committee and -to tbe -rtoor Tuesday a p r o. p o 1 e d constitutional
omendinepl .to. bao racjal .busin(.
unless the bill bas been cleared by Edu-
cation and Labor -a likely proopect -
lhey might alao elect to !Aoke juriadlkion
aod send It to the rtoor. U It bas been
cleared, tile moralnrhnn bill llkely will
be aent to tbe fioor as a StoPflap to hold
the line until the permanent atandardl
can be put into effect. Tlie dty'.m111qersald be Mil no tn-
djcatton. tbe dty would not. be permitted
to complete · ill curnmt lludy Of
a)tema~ tteltment --~ to bit n!Cel)it 'ol'a J~ 17.letter-Delt-
nis. O'Leary, l\'QCB ......U.. dlnct«.• 111e ·a1w..u ... Under~,,....,
-Ilulldloc aD ·intttCeptor llilt -to Allao to' jaln a ...-pllllt.
....Jolnlnc a water ndamatloa project
with tbe ltvlne Randi Water Dlltrid;-,. . -Tola! tipgradlric imd. coiltinliOd ,.. ol
tbe •dttln& Locuna plant ad outfall
-Partlaf. treatment in the · Lquna.
plant and ~tloa ol'llludp -· to AIJao. . . '
"Jt now appean: tbat the last two--are ·
( ... IEWMlE, l'lce I)
'Ille .... -.it>!tJ<e declined 1t tltls
time to tUe 11ml11t actlcm to dislodge
from tbe Jlldldary panel Pfeslden( Nb:·
.,, ••. lqltlallan propotin,g a • one-year
montoriUm-11!! ... ccurt busing orders.
• Jlill memtiJ., Aid tblt IAue will be
ra1'od llPln -wtelt with ptospecll lbt>-atoriulh ·bill allo will })& Milt to
Ille -rtoor atthat Uint. n.a--to -the .~.,..,. lllltutlonal bin to the floor WU t lo. ~. ·n.e polllponemenl 'of ictloa oa. the
--.torlwn bill unlll nm 1'tlacJ&¥ WU
--· 11 to 4. 'lbO --wlll tl>en •comider _., actlcm bas beto
taltal by the F.ducoitloo ~ Labor com-
mittee OIJ 11111 a thltd antlbdslnc meutire
-tltls one to aet pinnanenl mtrldlona
and ~ on the use of bul!UI to.
achieve ~·tlon. ·
. --~ momben-llinlod thet
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'M>e conatituUQnal amendment on
which the cximmi!tee acted ia l)>OOIOl'Od
by lresllman Rep. N<rman F. Lent CR-
1!.Y. ). .
It doeJ not -buJlng dlrectly but oays: •'No public echool &tudenl lball,
because of hll nee, creed or color, be
·assigned to ... required to atund a
particular echool. •
Orange
WeaCJaer
~ OAILY l'ILOT LI
K~nnedy
Voivs No
VP Spot
,.. WASlllNGTOPI (UPI) -Sen. Edward
M. Ke....ty today rtputed his rtJe<llon
cir second place on the Dtmoc;ratk Ucket
'Wttb presade.nilal nominee Georre S.
),!c:Covern.
, In an lntervltw wllh UPJ, Kennedy
»Id the door barring a race for national
office this year i.9 "just as closed and
jll!l as locked" u it was la1t month
Wbtn he refused to make him.self
Jvailable for the party's vice presidential
),)0111lnalion.
Kennedy ac-edged be bad talked
'Wilh McGovern since the decblon was
piade Monday night to drop Sen. Thomas
)". Eagleton from the ticket, but be
.dedined to sax: whttber McGovern bad
.a!Ud him to take Eagleton'• place.
_ "We talked generally about the cam·
,palgn and the electlon," Kennedy said.
,"'Ile understands my position and I think
he respects my decision."
· Earlier this year. Kennedy said
~ repeatedly he would not sl.'ek the
})emocratic nomination (or either Presl-
jlent or Vice Pre.!ldent in 1972. citing
·"personal'' reasom. He skipped tho
,.party's July convention in Miami Beach,
1ep'1fRrlng only at the end to introduce
,McGovern to make his acceptance
•peech.
In aootber intervieY.'. Sen . Birch Bayh
'D-Jnd. ), also rule.d himself out I! a
.possibility. ~ ..
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PLAYHOUSE • • •
i,.guna are involved too," Vedder said.
, He recently, toured the ?o.toulton
f'layhouae wit& an Irv!~ Turtle Ro&
.resident who wanted to volunteer help.
. "I told bJm, just put your telephone
number down and wait for a ttlephone
call." Vedder said.
, Volunteer workers need not be
members of lhe playhouse, he &aid.
; A3 for the bell·llgh1'niJli the playhouse
underwent, Vedder said, "the present
board feeJs that there has been a logical
and needed adjustment lo community
needs: and desires."
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Prefldetatfal Nod'l
American Party
Favors Schmitz
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) -Rep. John
G, Schmitt (R-tallf. ), a member of the
•rcb-eonservatlve John Birch Society,
loomed today Q the front nmner for the
American Pany 's prtsldtntlal oomina·
lion.
Althouah Georgia Lt. Gov. Lester Mad-
dox wtis still 1 possibility, party sources
indicated that Schmlt:i: was the twrent
favorite to fill the YOld left by Alabama
('r0v. George C. Wallace's decision not to
aeek the party nomination. ~
SchmitI, a lame-duck congressman
who was defeated in the RtpubUcan
primary this year, was expected to
declare hls candidacy in Washington.
The three-day American Party con·
vention opens here Thursda1 with aome
2,000 delegatet Crom 45 1tate1 upect.ed to
participate.
The onJy annoonced candid.ale& for
tbe party'a pre1ldentla1 nomination are
attorney Rlcbard B. Kay of Oevtland
and Mn. Locy Maybmy, a .. yeaHld
woman who hitchhiked to the coaventiOb
from Washington to draw attention to her
candidacy. -
"laddox was scheduled to 1ddreu the
ronYentlon f>'riday night .after the
dele1ate1 have nominated tbelr preslden·
tial candidate during balloting that af ..
temoon. • Although Wallaco. ttQJperatlng lrom
\\'owtd1 from an attempted ~inatJoo
May 15, will not attend the convention,
his positions on major luues were ex·
pected to be incorporated Into lbe party's
platform. 'Ibe platform commlttee con·
vened Monday nigbl and Is sd>edllled ror
additional .... ions through Wednemy.
u•t ,. ........
Sering Spots
Prince Edward, 8, of England
has contracted chicken pox
•nd is confined aboard Ute
royal yacht Britannio. Skyjackers'
Ransom Casl1n
Confiscated
McGovern Renews Search
From \\'lre Service
ALGIERS (AP ) -Algerian authorities
seized toda y the $!·million ransom col·
lected by hljackers who forced 1 U.S. jet
lo fly to Algiera. The airliner landed with
the hljackers and the crew later flew the
plane to Barcelona en route back to the
United States.
In Washington, a Slate Department
spokesman said the United Slate.{ had
asked Algeria lo return the ransom.
Allan Davis, acting head of American
diplomatic m.laslon here, said he had nol
been told wt)ether the ransom would be
returned but added, "We are encouraged
by what hu happened ln-lhuall."
Two DlOlltha 110, 1notber U.S. plahe
was hijacked to Algien and government
authorities later ntumed the '500,000
ranaom to the American airline.
Algerian olficlall questioned .the hi-
jackers for two hours at the aiJport, then
took them away. 'nie three men who
commandeered the jet were accompanied
by two women and three children, U.S.
ToFindVPRunningMate
WASIDPIGTON CUPll -Sen. G<Orge
S. ~1cGovern, with l~"painful"~ta1k of
dropping Sen. Thoma• F. Eagleton
behind him, searched today for a new
running mate who can help gel hll
presidential campaign back on the fast
track be--had hoped would take hlm to
vict-Ory over Richard M. Nixon in
November.
McGovern, who persuaded Eagleton to
step down at a tl't'(;hour ~nference Mon-
day night. said he had not yet decide<J on
a replacement. The Demo Cr al i c
Cliess Struggle
Resumes; Bobby
Arrives Late
presidenU.al nominee said he would make
a rec!ommendatlon lo the Dvnocratlc
National Committee "within a few days.''
"We are going to be very cautious and
very careful in making the vi~ preslden·
ti al nomination," said McGovern, whose
plans for a fut start ~ the campaign
agal.ns• Nixon were wrecked by the week·
long controversy over Eagleton'• health
background.
Speculation Immediately centered on
some or the sanle men mentioned as vice
pmidenllal prospect.I at lut month's
Democratic N a t i o n a 1 Convention -
Sens. Edmund S. Muskie of !.tali! and
Gaylord Nelaon of Wlaconsln , Sargent
ShriY~r, a KeMedy in-law, and former
Party Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien.
Eagleton. who met newnnen with
itcGovem to announce the decision, said
today he would make no recom-
mendalloni to McGovern on 1 successor ...
FHll-scale Etlort
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S. Coast Water
Re~laiming OK'd
n a deClllon tenned~4'hlilorSc" by
South Coot "'8ste trtabMl!t ol!ldall lhe
Son Dlea<> Rectonal W•Jer Quality COn·
tnll Board agrted Mcaday to allow a
IUll«aJe procram ot wa!B reclamation
In lhe lrvlnt, SaddJebact and· Lquna
Nlguel areu.
Such a program •• oulllned by the
Aliso Water Management Agency before
the board could mean a Ya1t nttwork of
lakes and effluent linea: which could
become a system providing 2$ million
1aUons of reusable wltcr a day .
earl Kymla, manqer of the Moulton·
Nifuel Waler District and chairman of
the Alilo AJency board, made the pre-
tation Monday of the master plan show-
in1 the recJamaUon proposals and said
that the entbulllasUc approval by the
board WU the lint llUCb action Jn the
West, .. and perblpa the natlon."
The board decision allows member
agencies ln A WMA throughout the IOUth
county to Upgrade their emting upland
treatment plants and swing over froiit
ooean dumping to reuse of sewage efDu-
enl.
Several ol those entities already are
doing tome reelamaUon work. but the
bulk of their lruted waste sUll reaches
FromP .. el
SEWAGE .•.
out and the onJy re:al option we have 11
building lbe interceptor line ...,lh to
Aliso," Rose aald today.
In the past year, be aald, the clty has
invested some $80,000 of a ata~federal
CJear Water grant on uJllf8ding the u-
isting plant wjth cblorinators and other
equipment, on orders of the WQCB.
"We have made the corrections they
ordered," said Rose, "and we have an
additional Clear Wa!B grant of 1181,000
now in the process of being: approved in
Sacramento, which we planned to use for
further upgrading ."
One problem, he noted, iJ lhot lhe
Federal gov~t bas not completely
funded all ita authorized grants and there
still ls doubt that sufficient money will be
available, ao prior!Ues must be e!tabllab-
ed.
lbe --=-The board 1grte<I as well to allow the
constroctlon of two new rqk>nal ocean
oullalls to serve lhe agencies -one at
Aliso creti and one al Dena Point, bot
under the proposa!J !or re<lamallon.
wry lilUe e!nU<nt would be dlscbarted
through those pipes In summer months.
Instead. a "land oot[all" would be used
lo carry the reclaimed water throughout
the Aliso ba1ln, transmlttlog reclaimed
water to storage lake& and to customers
who would purchase the water for lr·
rigation.
The bulk or the. reuae of lbe water
would take place during the summer
monUu when irrigation is m o st
necessary. K}'mla said.
In the ~Uer months of winter, the
hi&bly-treated emuent probably would be
dumped at sea.
Bui water quality board ei:ecuUve or.
fleer Denn.ii O'Leary said at the MoMay
.meeting that because of strict new wot•
Standards. Any effluent dumped inte> the
aea during those months would be of very
blgb quality. •
"II probably would be the best.qu.allly
effluent of any on the west c:out " he said, I
Funds for the aggressive r«lamatlon
plan would come prlmartly through state
and federal clean-water grants and from
profits gained ttlrougb the sale ol lbe
reclaimed water.
Kymla's own agency, the Moulton.
Pllguel Waler D!Jtrict, already lllla
reclaimed sewqe to .two goJf counes
and stores· much of that effluent . in
Niguel Laite, WhiPt eventually will
become a counly rejlonal park,
FromPegeJ
ALISO ... ·
alternative to the city is to permanently
Improve i!J old plant and lrut
everything bul 1luc!ge at the downtown
tocalio11-The city then WllUld haul lha
•lurry to lbe regional plant at Aliso lot
aopblsUcated lrealmenl.
When the board took oflico a $50.000
debt wu held by the playhouse. That
debt bas now been paid oU. Vedder said. . oUicLal.s said. REYKJAVIK. Iceland (UPI)
"Thls is a decision that should be en-
tirely up lo Sen. McGovern,!' he said in a
television interview (NBC-Today .show).
Eagleton, ironically, performed the
duties of the vice president Tuesday
morning when he presided over the
Senate for a short tUne 1ner its opening.
Vice President Spiro ~.,. and Pres~
dent Pro Tern James Eastland (IJ.Miss.},
were absent
A second problem ls the fact that. cities
must live up to the new high standards
set by the regional water quality aut.bori4
ties, whether they 1et grant.I or not
He said that perblps that comblnallon
could be interpreted as "AlionaL" But
the boan! and stall agreed lhat they pro!>
ably would not buy that interpretation,
Time is short for the clly. "By a reduction of paid staff, tighter
controls on expenditures, a return to
more popular 1bovis, lncreuing use of
volunteu workers and employing a
managing dirtctor. the playhouse was
able to make a smal'. proOt at the ·box of.
flee." Veddtr said.
Suspect in Art
Theft to Face
Trial in County
A man accuatd of stealing palntlnp ..
valued at neatly •too,000 lrom a Laguna
Beach art gallery after he trussed up the
gallery owner and four patrons has been <mSere<lo to face trial Sept. 5 in Orange
County Superior Court.
Judge Wiiiiam Murray set the trial
date for Douglaa John Eyraud, 36, of Los
Angeles. Eyraud ls charged with anned
robbecy, kldnaping, assault and burglary.
Authorities allege that Eyraud is one of
two men ~·ho took 16 costly pa.Jnth)gs last
Oct. 30 !Tom the Larry Kronqulat
GaUw. 382 N. Cout Hlgbway, in a dar·
ing robbery that left Kronquist and four
patrons tied up on I.be gallery noor.
Efraud was arre!ted in [.()I Angeles as
he allegedly tried to sell some of the
palnUngs, among them 12 Robert Wood
originals. Lawmen are stUl seeking his
alleged a~plice in the Art Colony
heist.
Eyraud ls held 1n Orange COunty Jail
wllb ball set at 1100,000.
DAILY PILOT
Police also questioned the eight crew
members of the Delta Air Lines OC8
before leltlnl the airliner begin lbe flight
home~_n..:.cre will remain o¥emigh\ .in
BarctlonC'
The plaqt, fllght 841 which carried a
total of lOI ~ when it was com·
mandeered during a Detroit to 1'.11ami
flight. landed in Algeria at 12: 19 a.m.
(PDT) said a spakesman for Delta Air
Lines in Atlanta.
\Vhen a plane was last hijacked to
Algeria, a favorite haven of_Amerlcan
radicals, the Algerian g o 9 e r n m e n t
returned the $500,000 ransom to the
United states but refused the U.S. re-
quest to extradite the hijackers. ..
The DC8, four-engine jet was aelzed by
the three men and two women -who
had two children with them -as it ap-
proached Orlando, Fla.
When it landed at ~fiami Intematlon.al
Airport., two FBI agenb dressed only in
s'oQlmmiq: trunks at the hijackers' orders
brought a sma.11 suitcase containing lhe
ransom hurriedly aathered in $100 and
~ bll!J lo the Jet.
M the craft aat at the remote edge of
a nmway in the bluing Florida sun, one
of the agents tied' the suitcase to a rope
dangling from the plane and the hi·
jockera bo!JJed II aboard.
World chess champion Boris Speukf
opened the ninth game of the '250.000
match with his usual queen pawn today,
then rtland lor 10 min-wbllo waiting
for American challencer ljObbY Fllcher
to arrive. ·
Fischer. Who has been'l te for every
game, nodded curtly to Spulky, studied
the board for 45 seconds and moved his
knight to klng bishop three. .
Spassky trail• Fiacher by two points, 3-
5. The Russian needs 12.5 points to
his title but Fisehe• needs 12.5 polnts le>
win.
Spassky postponed Sunday's game
because of a cold.
"It was a slight head cold, but enough
to disturb Mr. Spa.ssky's game,"· said
Nikolai Kroa:lus, one of Spuaky'1 four
seconds. "Cheas is-not like another sport
or occupation. You have to sit in the
· deepest concentration under h e a v y
pressure for five hours. A sneeze or a
cough will disturb that.
"Mr. SpaMky bas recovertd suf.
ficlently. He will play.••
However, the illness that struck
Spassky may have been more than a
cold. It may a!JO have been a not un-
precedented malady for Rwslans wbo
play Fischer.
Twin Nuclear Reactors'
Clear Last Stare I'est
The two eloctrlcal ulUllles plaMlng lhe created lhe lea!! damage of the two
hall-billion-dollar construction of twin processes.
nuclear reactors at San Onofre Monday Spokesmen for the state and federal
passed their lut state test before going game agencies stressed. that 1tudles have
to the Atomic · Enera COmmluion for not yet been completed on the travel of
final permits, but two government the warm water.
wildlife agencld m far from 1atllfled. Marine biologists testifying for the
Tbe utillUu, Southern C a I t for n I a uWitiet said their studies abow lhat an
F.dllon Company and San Diqo Gas and area of SO.-foot radius around the 3.400-
Electrlc Com~, woo permluion from foot-long ocean outfall would experlenct
the San Diego ·RolJODll Waler Quality lbe bot water.
Coatrol Board to pertodloally "boll" owl They also admitted lhal an "unknown
barnacles and other fouling oraanJsms number" of fish and other orraniams
from outfall pipe• at San Onofre. would die in the warm water.
But the propoaal to surge 12$.degree Editon apokeamen characterised the
water through the ocean ouUalls for malttr before the board Monday u
short perlodl at aix·wetk intervals drew "somewhat routine."
1<1me sharp criticism from the Stile 0.. But when the Atomic Energy ()om..
partment of Fllh and Game and the mission conducts ructor llttnse bear·
Federal Burtau ol Fi.sberles and Wild· inas aomeUme ¥xt Octobtt along the
Ille. South Coast, the Issue Is boUnd to dr1w
Spokmnen lor bolh agencies 11ld the out opponentl. .
1pproval wu PCtmilure and lhat lh~ Envtronmmlal lactora .Ow are in.
should &e allowed more ilin. to examine ooia In the 1 ...... wlilCh lhi AEC must
cbartl sho""1g the extent o[ lbe hot cons!~ ln no1clof llctnslng.
waler di.schlrge wblch w!U take place !or 'lbal rtlallvtly now crltwlon alnady
perloda o<, perblps lilc houn eveiy llu callled the atallln( or »lllli to bull4
month-a~. .. the two new racton CalcUl1ted to lel'Vt:
They oald tilt bot w1ler wu certain to 1 ... mOllon coosumera of eleclriclty.
kill fllh ln the lmmedl.lte ~e .,.._ UUllly l!dlS at Monday'• Miilon .. Id
Each heal -.j caU!il clalm llx lhal the bill !or dlloyt ln "tho IWCtor
lolll of 1Urtno Ule. acltedule amounta to 14 million a IDOlllh.
Bui --for the UOllti• Aid ''!'bey W1d<neoted tho naod for ~
lhat i-. ... ottly two ol!tctlvt w111 to lraN!Uon ol llle aPl'f'OV&l -
• anlaol llle ..... ptpao -will •Jtcl If the A!C VUll the llcenm !or tho -or plJolll ol ,,.,,,. ,..i.r • two -nacton, -on the
=le .. :..:. briaa ,. !"" to ..or -::r.~~t..n.""= =
'l'lla lll'ml can 1llltor kU1 the otSanllma But lhat !\rat addlllon -1cl not -
-tlll llot Wallr, or -huY)' -or out tls lint tllontt 1111lU _.ime In
chlorlot. 1m. Thi -or lbe twins waold ao
Tbt -qroed !Ital hot WllB 'Into -In tm.
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At the Democratic National Com·
mittee, where the succeuor to Eagleton
uill be formally chosen. ofriclals uid the
lint tuk would be to clear up a aeries of
credentials challenges against n e w
members. After tha t, an emergency
meeting will be called by the new na·
llonal chairman, Jean Westwood, to
select a new vlce _presidentlal candidate.
McGovern's recommendation -as it
wu at tbe Miami Beach c:oovention -is
expected to be controlling.
At the White House, p...,,, Secretary
Ronald L. Ziegler said President Nixon
has not contacted Eagleton 1lnce tbe
senator wu dropped from the Ucket and
has no comment on the matter.
Ziegler said be raised the development
in conversaUon with the Presideni and
"he said we really have nothing to llY on
that ."
Eagleton olgned and sent ol! his ronnal
letter of tt.Slgnation Monday morning.
saying "there is no rancor in my heart."
The letter contained much of what he
said in his withdrawal statement TUes-
day night, adding: "l ~ore resign u
vice presidential candidate on the 1972
Democratic ticket."
At the San Diego meottnc Monday, the
WQBC made it clear that it would not en-
donoe further granta !or upgradlna ol the
Laguna lac:iliUes.
Senate Rejects
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Defense Cut Bill
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Senate
rtjected today a vroposal by Democratic
presidential nominee George S.
McGovern to cut President Nixon '1
defense budget by 14 billion lhls yoar.
The vote was 59 to 33.
It was the first leaislative test of one of
the major campaign issues raised by
A1cGovern.
The South DakotanJlas pledged that if
elected President, he wtll trim more than
$30 billion from military spending over
the next three years. That would &Ive the
country a derense budget of about '55
billion.
In a noor speech on behall of hll
amendment, the Democratic candidate
told lbe Senate lbat Nixon lw "told
Congrels that we invlle inflation by
anythlng we do to bulld up our own coun-.
try, to care for our own people and to im-
prove the quality of llfe in our own
society." .
SESAME STREET ·
SESAME STREET IS ABOUT THE ONLY
STREET IN THE HARBOR AREA THAT HASN'T.
HAD A CARPET -INSTALLATION BY ALDEN'S.
It currently ii studying the chanca ol Joining the Irvine llancll Waler District
and !ho Emerald Boy Comn)unity ~ Dlstrl~ to apply !or gron!J lllat
would pay !or reclamation of water to
serve the Irvine Ranch. A deadll!le !or
15\lclt a grant appllcaUoo is Ocl L ·
'Ibe city'• other alternaUve mettlng
with board approval is to commit ltaelf
to helping to construct a joint ocean Ot.tt·
fall at Alilo C<eek and pumping all ita
sewage to a large regional plant In lhat
area.
Both those alternatives would have to
~ accomplished under the blanket of the
Aliso Water Management Agency.
Raft Surfing Contest
Registrations Taken
Entry forms are available f«> the
Laguna Beach Recreation Department's
third &Mual raft surfing contest to be
held Saturday, Aug. 12, at Main Beach,
st.art.in& at 9 a.m.
.
Awards will be p....,,ted to the first
lour llni.sben In elCb of two dl"rislona,
one for boys 12 and under, the otbtt for
boya 13 and older. Rafil 10< ""' in lha
contest wlll be provided.
Forms may be picked up at the
lkmatlon Department, 175 Pl. Cout
Highway.
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IN OUR FIFTEEN YEARS, WE HAYE
CA RP ET E D THOUSANDS OF HOMES IN
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BEACH, LAGUNA
BEACH AND HUNTINGTON BEACH. ONE
NEIGHBOR TELLS ANOTHER UNTll WE
HAYE WORKED IN EVERY HOME ON A
ALDEN'S
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THE FORMULA IS SIMPLE-WE TRY TO
MAKE EACH CUSTOMER ~PPY. ASK YOUR
NEIGHBOR-WE PROBABLY CARPETED HER
HOME. (IF WE HAVEN'T, IRING HER IN WITH
YOU.) .
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Toda~s F l•al
N.Y. St.eeks
CautiQus McGovern Seeks New Running Mate
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. Georae
S. McGovern, with the "palnlul" tut o1
droppln& Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton
behind .bim, eearched today for a new
nmnJnc lll4!e wbo <an ~ &ti bl.I
prtSldentw eampal&D bid: OD tJie fut
Irick be bad hoped woold IUe bim' to
victory over lllchard M. NlxoQ in
N11V~.
McGovern, who persuaded Eaildoo,!@
step down at a i-hour cool....,.. ldtii\-
day lli&bt, ald be had not yet decided on
a replactment. 'Ibe D e m o c r a t l c
presldeotlal -llld be would mate a: -lion to the Democralie
National CommiJtee "wlibln a few days."
"We a,. going lo be very caullous and
very carefuJ in mating the vice pr<Siden-
tial' nomination," uld McGovern, ..-
plans for a wt atart in the campalgD
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aplnlt NI-. '#Oft -by tho -t·
loll( cootrov<ny -!qldao'a health bactpoomd. .
Spec11lalion Immediately --OD w oL tbe .ume mm ..,,,.loMd aa m
pregldeotlal I"-" It .IMt maalh'I
Democratlc National eoo.totJon -sen.. Edmund S. MllU!e of l1laln and
Gaylord Ntbon ol \>-In, Sarient
Shriver,. a .llamedY lo<law, and former
Party Cllalrman La ...... F. O'Brien.
Eaglelon. who met ........ with
McGovern lo ........,. tbe decblon, uld
today be would make DO ncom-
mendailons to McGovern on a IUCCeaor.
"111is is a declaloli thal lhould be en-
tirely up to Sen. McGovern_," he aid In a
television 'interview (NJ!C.Today &bow).
Eagleton, iroolcally. pedom><d the
dulles 'of Ibo vice president Tuesday
morning when be presided over the
Senate !Gr a short time after Ill opening.
Vice Pr-t Spiro Agnew and Preal-
dent Pro,.... JllMS Eastland (D-Misa.),
were ablmt. .
• At Ibo Democ:ralie National Com·
miftee.' wbett Ibo ouccaacr to Eagleton
wW be formally cbooen, offldals uld the
fint tut woold be lo dear up a aeries of
cndentiall challenges ·against n e w
memben. Alter that, an emqency
meeting will be called by the new na-
tional chairman, Jean Westwood, to
select a new vice presidential candidate.
McGovern's recommendation -u it
was at the Miami Beach convention -is
upected "' be controlllng. At the White House, Press Se<retaiy
Ronald I. Ziegler llld President Nixon
hu not contacted Eagleton lince the
l<Dllor .... dropped !rom tbe ticket and
bu DO comment CID the matter.
Ziegler aald be raised Ibo development
in cooveraatlon with Ibo President and
"be uld we really bave DOlblng to aay "'
that."
· Eqleloo liped and aent oil his formal
letter of resiCDIUol> Mcmay momlng,
saying ''there II no rancor in my heart."
The letter contained much of 'what be
uld In bl& withdrawal llalement ru ...
day night, adding: "I t)ier<f.,. r<1lgn as
vice Pt<Sidential C3t1didate OD ·l!!e .1m
Democratic ticket."
In jolnUy llUIOllllCin& the decision.
McGovern bad said be has made "no
decision more pain1ul or dilllcull"
'
-s· ·ad--d···· 1~h··' ·a· '-ck· . Ie
McGovern and Eqltloo IJ1DOW1Ced at 1..,.. coo1ermce In tbe Senate caucus
Room llonday nlgbt their " J o t n t
decision" that EaJ1tioD step down from
the tlctel It eame ooly ais days after Ille
U.year-old MWiourlan d!scloaed at an
equally dramatic joint newt conltrmce
lo tbe Blact Hilla !If Siluth llatnta that he
had been boapltallted tbret Umea for
psychlatric ........
Eagletoo is the !Int vice presidential
candidate ever to accept the nomination
and later resign from the ticket.
"Jn the joint decision we have-reached,
health was not a flCtor," McGovern said
in •. prtpared 1tatement. 0 8ut the public
debate over Sen. Eagletoo'a past medical
hi:.:ory cootinues to divert attention from
the great natioDal Issues that oeed J.o be discussed ...
H.' 1re-s
''Ladles and gentlemen, 1 o o k at the
news," AtcGovem added in reply to a
questioo. "It has blotted out the war, it
has blotted out the e<'OllOlllY and U bu
blotted out the central issue."
Ruction Wll mized. Calllomia Stale
Democratic Olairman Qiarles Manatt
said "this will allow us to(quJrkl)r refocus
Cll the ,problems of the economy, tbe war
and Utl lack of ieaderahip in the NW.O
presidency."
"The net effect will be a positive one,"
Manatt said.
But Mislouri Democratic Olalnnan
Delton Houtchlns said "it was a 1-eal deal
... they can count MWouri out as far
as I'm conce~ this fall." Colorado
Chairman Bill Leave! said Eagleton was
"a line man who got caught in a tough
altuation."
Z~gg
-F'ledgling District Approves _Tustin ,Chief , 3-2
By CAND~CE PEARSON
Of .. Dllltf ,., lt•ff
Willlpn 1.ogg, superintendent of the
TUstin Un.ion HJgh School District, was
hired Moaday night as superintendent or
Ibo new Saddlebact Unilled School
Dlstrlct.
Saddlebact trustees made the decision
in a S.Z vote, folowlng prolelis by
members of tbe audience and a tbrto bour and »minute uecuUve aesalon.
TbO 11)-member reinseatatlve council
Writer Retracts
· ~Cbaxgea ~ainst
·Sen.· Eagleton
WASHINGTON (AP.) . ~ Columoiat
J ack Andenoo today r<tracted 'his dalm
to ba•e IocaJed -evldtnce tbet Sen.
~ F. EqltioD baa a reconr of ar-
rest& foe drunkett ·and rectltu driving.
AnderJOD said bis retraction WU "U.
qualified" and 0 in total"
couPL~ ~ICE TH~•R owN s~Al>E ·A;··LA6iiN,;s-u1"isttt °PtRK
.Waailitrman SaJ> 'Catalina Eddy' WlllJlrlng Rall-' from HNI
He announced the relracllon at an m.
formal news · con:lerence o u t 1 l d e
Eagleton'• offioe atter talking for allout
half an hour in privite with the Mluouri
senator, who resigned formally today as
the Democratic vice presidential
nominee.
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Wind Patrern Expected
~ . . ' ' . . Eagleton, who originally I a ~ e I e d
Anderson's charge ,a "damnable lie"
after the columnist broadcast It la!l
'llntnday, today cnmmeoded Anderson
for courage and called him a
·''distingulsbed journalist."
!f(}Breah-Up Heat Wa-ve
1Fo;,,,.tlon of the iyplcal C.tallna-eddy
wjnd patitm is eipected in crack !lie
mlW of bot air o"'r Orange Cowrty
lolllgbt, eulng a nlne<lay beat wa.e.
The National Weather Service predict5
temperatutts aloog the Orange Coast will
. .rop allgbUy with hlgbs inland OD
Cliess Str uggle ·
Resumes; Bobby
Arrives Late
REY!t.IAVIK; Iceland (UPI)
World <bess. champion Boris Spasoky
opened the ninth game ol tbe $250,000
111111cb with his ...W.queen pawn today,
then relued lor10 minutes while waiting
for American "'-1ien&er Bobby Fischer
to arrive.
Fllcber. who hu been late fOr every
game, nodded curt'1 to Spoosty, studJed
the board for ts ..c..da-moved bl.I ·
tni(llt "' liq bilbQp -, Spuoll1 trails Jj'Jlcber by two point&, ~
$. Tbe Rmatao need& U.i . polnll to
~ llut -~ 11$ pok1ll "'
Sfull:Y poolpoaed Sandq'a -
---ol • cold. ,._
"II -I ll!PI -cold, llut _,,
to -Mr. Ill' 111'1 -· -·Nlblal ~ -ol Siio•'*I''• lo..-
-"a-la 1111 lib -.,rt or occupotion. Y• bava lo lit in tho
• d 11, 1 tt ao:;eSratlc8 under h e I 'f 1
p 111 are for Ow: boura. A ..,.. or a ..... wllldllblllltllot. •
•fir. Spuol\y bu ~ lllf.
~-Ile will play ••
lloweva 1 U. m... tlllt snct
lpa1 II) JDIJ Ila" --.-lhu •
...i.i. n -a1oo 11a .. -• 1111 ..,, pl-1lllfady f<r R•eel• who
piqllldler.
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Wec!Qeseay·about II. Tonliht's loW along
the coaat wW be in, the IOI with a high on
Wednesday allout 11: Toittght's low aloog
Late night and early rDorning low
douds and log ar< expecUd lo drape
coastal cities tonlg)lt and Wec!De3day.
The Catalina Eddy is a IOlll!>erlY flow
of winci< between the <out and the c!JaD.
nel !!lands. It is the typlcol w!n(I paltem
observed at the end of mmuner beat
waves in Southern Californla:, · a
forecast.r aald.
The eddy, a wind movement lhnllar to
waler draining oot of a balbtub, is
created by the deDectiom ol typlcal
wb!cis f<!>m the'norlb .. lt blo"' lll'OIQI
lanclniarta in the Southern Calilornla
geography such .. ~ -lilands,
(See COOLER, Page ll .
Eaglelon llld be wu aatislied with
Anderson'• retraction. •"The book 11 clos-
ed as far u I'm ccmcetned."
Attdeuon originally llld be bad located
photocopies ol records abowln& Eagleloo
had been arrested a ball doun times in
the 1•. for drunken or recklm driving.
Later, Anderl011 said be hadn't seen
these records but had only been told
about them by a "former high Missouri
official." later Identified .ui True Davis, .
. now a Waahlngtoo banker.
l)avb< aald he dido' have the records,
but bad only beetnbown them once by a
man be didn'. know and wun't sure if
they ...... ,_ O< not.
Officers. Sought to Serve
In 11esa, New Irvine Area . .. . "' -
Recrullment of al liaat 10 new merve addition te pautnc a P"rlDDll interview,
""''--.!ficeu who will heel-up -a force qillty 1aat and medical eaaminatlon in-· ......... cludt: . lll<ViDI Colla M ... and Ibo ..,.. ctty o1 -Malt, American c1t1r.en, 21 yean old
!nine la under way. • · .at lbe minlmlllll.
Tba ..-.. ~ --la .. --Hllh lchool gradllate, minimum five peeled lo begin In ....,.., Aul. 17 11 feet. tilDI IDt:ba tall yilb proportionate
-for receipt of appUcal'-"""' wtll!hl. cmlldatla lor Ibo netr fllr<f. , ' -E_,.,.,.,1 ol :111-.!0 camcwd and 11)-70
A 1o1a1 o1 :10 -wlD atall Irvine law ~ and umi. 'llllhln a. 111-mile
ealorcematl -· tatlni -from.. radius ol the Colla ~ PoUoe Dep&ns =....County -· . ...--ment. . ol tnltlaJ tralniQr. Rn am ~ II botn . to tbe
1llo ~ 11-wllfllelo beef up clipc-per month minimum, but
Coata . ._,, nwn ......... 111111, wtitch qua111J-1or M.S7 ptr·botr .Plf on llllp-
had mopped below Ibo ......,..i 1m1. meet beyond that and m bldfl.....-ylng Appltcau;:~::.-tho --pollcemelL . ' gram ..i tor por11e1p1u.o Tbe nucleat iii !lie · lutUre ruu.ume ...,. be obtained ..... 1he Colla ... _ lnlne Police Departmmt will be formed
P11-Dlpoltuient. 77 1* O.W.. · lnm tho ·--who will woit in
E1111U1Qr, lbe ile7 ,..._II In opeclaJ llllJla out "fan Irvine --
•
of the Tustin Secondary Educallon
Association today declared a 15-3 vott of
''.no confidence" in 7.og. ·
The teacher council criticized 7.ogg's
"'lack of leadershJp" in the TUa:tin diJtrict
in ; statement issued through ca.lifomta
Teachers Association ollJclal John Smith.
The Saddleback Valley distrtct won't
beiin official operaUot> tmtll Joly I, 1m.
At that . time the . Tultln Union High
School District will be pbued out under
terms of Ibo suc:ceslful lllllfk:atlon tJeo. . .
lion JIDle S.
The decision fo hlr< 1.ogg, 45, of 24.!31
Cataluna CU.le, Mission Viejo, is subject
to the signing of an official contract.
Immediately after Saddlebact board
Chairman Ciel Briner announced the
decision, TNme Dennis Smith objectod
that the "selection WU not in the best in-
terests ol the young people of the com·
mwilty.".
smith anc1 George Henry voted •ralnst 7.ogg'• a<lectlcm. Briner, V n c a
Who Pays -Fees?
'S'/idale May oiie
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The Saddlebad< van., l1nllled Scbool
Dislrlct miPI bave·to poy ll,$00 !Gr tho
election that Cftlled It and chiloe five
trustees.
Dewey Hlllrilan; Oran&e C o u n. t y
Department of F.ducation administrator,
told the bo1M of Otis posalbWty Mooday
night.
Dave llltcbcoct. COWtty registrar ol
voters, has asked for a county counsel'•
opliiion on "wbo pays for the election ol
this board/' Hillinan told trustees at La ·
Paz3cbool in Mission Viejo.
their dlstrlctJ UDtll July I, tm.
The unlllcalion election and Ibo map-
ping cil Ibo new district& a.. paid by· the
CDllllty gepml fund, Hillman 111d.
• But wbo is mpooalble for the -of
board'• eltdJon la unclear, be added.
--directed IllUmaD to ....i a. lttter to county counoel op-
poatng the cbargt.
McCullouglt and Joe Pet.non voted !or
It.
Smith said he considers Zogg .. very
capable," but criticized the lack of public
input in the decision and the "excwlvelf
rushed" time schedule.
7.og' said today be is "very pleased"
by the board's selection. He declined to
comment on the split vote.
"I would hope that unity wUI DOW
prevail lo the community and we can 1et
(Set ZOGG, Pare II
State Approves
~ea Program
Of Reclamation
In I decision termed "historic" by
South Coast waste treatment officlalt tbe
San Diego Regional Water Quality Con-
trol Board agreed Monday to allow a
full«ale program of water reclamation
in the IA>ine, Saddlebact and-lfiuna
Niguel ......
Hltchcocl: is diarilng about $3,000 lo
tbe Irvine Unified School District and
14,000 to tbe . Tustin Unified Scbool
~trlct, IllUmaD &aid.
Qlalrman Chet Briner qUestlooed what
wou!d have blppened it ''unlficaUon fail-
ed -"'we lllll woold ha>e bad the bolM
and DO district lo pay for it."
He aloo suuested -Uto.deparlnteot that
called the tlectloD -Ibo county educa.
Uot> . department -""llld be mor<
~blc for the -is. ·
Such a program as ouWned by the
Albo Water Management Agency before -
the board couJd mean a vast network of
lakes and effluent lines which could
beccme a aystem providing 2$ million ~gallons of. mmble water a day.
Carl Kym.la, manager of the Moulton-
Niguel Waler District and chalnnao of
the Aliso Agency board, mado the p.....,.
talion · Mond~y of the owler plan ahow·
ing. the reclamatloo proposal& and aald
that Ibo enthuslutlc ·approval by Ibo
bolM wu the fint such action in the
West, "and perhaps the nation." ·
Costa vary according to Ibo mmtbtr of
ballots used in each area durihg ~
unification election June • when the three
new unified K-12 dia:tricta: were created
and their boards elicted.
Tboae boards won't IUe control ol
IDtcbcock said the districts didn't have
to ·request the board t I ec t l o n a
slmultaneously ·and therefore 1 r e
mpomlble for having dooe so, IllUmaD
aald.
.
Develnpment w· Benefit . .
Santa Ana Sclwol Area
A proposed St3S million development of
the IT7,acre Collin& Radio Corporation
property near Orange County Airjlorl will
benO!lt the Santa Alla Unllled Sd>ool
DIJtrict.
Dr. Jobjl Nicoll, superlntendent ol tbe
Newport·Meaa Unified . School District
salo tOclay the commercta1 development
"IUl<lY wW bave ID Imped OD the
development ol oUter commercial ·or m.
du.strlaJ p,_iiea within the Newpmo
M-distrlcl '
"But we bave no des!ina OD any llftlll-
erty In the Santa· Alla district," Dr.
Nlc01l aald.
The Collin& parcel facea approval Aug.
H by the NeW[lOl't llcich ctly. Council ol
I IDOe 'cbang• to illow the_oommerdal
orllce and ~ ...... tbe parcel that
' once Wll planned for Ucltt Industry,
Newport llcich ofllelals bave uld tbe
project will bring an additloaaJ $145,000 a yeaf" In ta1t1 to·111e· lleatb dty wbltb
mate& up half ol Ibo unll1ed scbool
distrl<t serving N.,;pott lllil COltt Md&.
Baaed Oil .lhe tax ralt projecled by the
Newporl-lleaa Sdllol D1atrict for the cominc year, tlte $1JI mlllJOD dmlop-
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Exchange Mc;et Set
Tbe Eldtanp Club ol the Sllddlebadc ~~willo11: ~=
Jame& Jt Dalley Srltttl I -~ ~r •t the Jolly°" 1n Misalon VJe.·
Jo. Dalley wlll ........ ~
dub "' the IUbjoct ol "Elcballp
lil"'1vtmelll In Yoar ,_.vtr.• "
ment would have added 11.$7 million in
tax revenue to the dlltrict. Instead, _.... uie property la
localed wilhlo tbe Santa Alla Unified
(Set TilEs, Paga 11
.
Architect Hired
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To Study School
Use of Bllildings
The San Joaquin Scbool 1listrld baa
hired ID ardlllect lo deltrmJno ll I llOW-
vacated indull11aJ buildlng CD be UJed
U I blgll scbool bJ tbe DOW' Saddleboclt
Unified. SCbool Dis1rlc:I. · '
The BurTouaJ>s Plan~ .i:ms J~ .
' Road, M!!§i<a,,,V~Jg, la_!•allable for_ ~ or ale, Dave K!iii._sc JOaijijlii
ladl•lel-ptlmner, tOld Saddleb·ack
lnllletl llmdaJ Dlcht.
llurn1ug)I official• list their inftltment
in the IU l<ft llte llld SI0,'11t lqlllre
foqt bnl1dltts at • mlllloa, said Klnc-
He estimated I pdltllNe pardtaR price
ol SUS mll)loa, bued on ""'"'"'""'I
v~ua. •
lie added tllal tho coat ol CODlertlnl uit !lillll IO cluirooiita mfllll ........
In $1 lo $1 a foot.
Lee Klint, lbt" ~ ordllt«t; will
-the bulldiDI 'l1lllldl7 _., II t
1.m., I!Jttc aid. Board -Ila'" -~ . KIJne'~ aUkly 11111 'llto COICOilldiller-llllnl
tho plaot . u -.ma. -' .. ..-....
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The board decisfon allows member
agencies in AWMA througbllUt the IOUth
county lo upgrade their existing upland
treabnent plants and awing over from
ocean dumping to reuse of Jewage e!flu. ent. •
Several of those entities already are
doing ...,,. reclamation work, &it Ibo
bolt of their truled US!• lllll !<aches •
the ....
The board agreed as well to allow the
comtructton of two new regional ocean
ouUalls to serve the agencies -one at.
Aliso Creek and one at Dana Point, but
under the proposal.s for reclamatloo,
very Jj!Ue effluent would be discharged
through lime pipes in aummer months •
Instead, • "land OJtfaD" would be med
to carry the reclaimed waler throughout
the Aliao basin. tranmtltUn1 reclalmed
water to storage laket and to customers
!See RECLAIM, Pap 11
Orange Coast
We atller
The wealherlaj!Y aayo It mlcbt
be a little CXIOLtr on Wedntlday,
but. not enough to mate a dlffer-
ftici'lo tooJI aweltewa. Hlgbl io-
=ll\!llTOW 70 lo tllonlicl-IO's. L<iwi 80-70. -'-
INSmE TODAY .
Jm"I/ llhome, l>od<•p ~l>od< f<>r tM z..,. Ano<les Raw,·
rufltred ,.cood cUQ" b•rna lB
his H•nlioglo!I Bench . home
lfottdaJ wfghl · For dltaila, H•
$par!$, /'llflC 16.
UL-..... : =-"'""" : :r.:T.: . --·-.. ......... _.. ...
:::-. , -I ............ .... t•tf ...... ,_ ................ ,
1111 rt a N I I' Ml ---.. .... -.. -. ...... , 1' _. -U.M
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:I_ DAILY PILOT JS
~ets Leave
Shipyard
In Flames
American Party
Kenn'3dYi
Vows No -.
Favors Schmitz VP Spot
SAIGON fAP) -1..1.S. Nnvy jets have
).ltacked a shipya rd in HalphonG h~bor
Jflr the first tinlt: In the wnr and left it In
flan1es. the: U.S. eonuuand announced tt>-
clay. :· The target was the llalphong Shipyard
No. 3 on I.he southwestern edge of North
Vietnam's chlef port. Piiot~ from the
carrier Saratoga said they left tl'lrte
large. sustained !ires in 1he yard, which
builds and repairs shalloy,-tJraft vessels
~ variou s ~11.t"s. • The L' S. Command s1ud the strlkes
madC' ~1onday y,·ere not near the deep·
t.:rnft ~hips in the port, and "there were
l)O fort>1gn vessels" hi the area that was
bombed Spokesmen said Tl foreign ships were
still in llalphong·s deepwater channtls.
trapped by the U.S. mine field planted
}ast l\1av 9. They said these included 10
Soviet ships. four Chinese. three British,
two Cuban. three Polish, four Somali and
one East German.
Overcast skies reduc.'f!d the U.S. strikes
htonday to a JitUe more than 200 raids
across North Vietnam. compared to
more than 300 the day before. The U.S.
Con1mand rl'1)0rted that its planes also
dest royed or damaged 12 water supply
craft. 12 trucks, eight bruJges. 13 storage
;1reas and ll":lrchouscs :uid tv.•o fuel
pipelines
In South V1etnan1 , Con11nuni~t force,;
niade lhl'1r hl':t\ 1est shelling attat k or the
year so rar against a U.S. installallon ,
pouring rnore than 70 roc);ets Into . the
Bien Hoa Air Base 15 miles northe<tsl 0£
Saigon. One American ~·as killed , 15 were
wounded, aOO 13 vthers v.·ere injured
wh ile trying to take cover. the U.S. Com·
maad said. The South Vietnamese sald 17
Vietnan1ese were W<>unded.
The Arncrican killed ~·as a Pl1arlne up
before daylight to collect donations for
Vietnamese orphans. lie ~·as walking
Crom one building to ;uwther to pick up
collectlon boxes when the rockets began
J'aining in about 5:20 a.ni.
The t: .S. Command said the rockets
damaged th~ headquarters vf Marine Air
Group 12, a post exchange warehouse, an
empty day roo1n in the hospita l complex,
and dld heavy damage lo two A4 attack
bombers.
The runways were closed for a time to
clean away the debris. but operations
v.·ere resumed later, and jets streaked
vul lo attack. targets across South Viet-
nam.
LOUISVll.J.E. Ky. (UPI) -Rep. John
C. Schmitz (R·Calil.), a member of the
•rch-conservHtlve John Birch Society.
Joomc.>d today as the front runner for the
AmcrlcWl Party'.s prcsidenilaJ nornlna-
Uon.
UJl'I TtlfltMl9
Seeing Spots
Prince Edward, 8, of England
has contracted chicken pox
and is confined aboard the
royal yacht Britannia.
· Kissinger,
Reds Meeting
In Secret
Masked Burglar,
Trapped in Home,
Terrorizes Victin1
A ski·masked burglar, surprised by a
Newport Beach woman, terrorized her
brieny in a Westcliff district home Mon·
day and when he tritd to nee he found
himself trapped by a locked door and
menacingly turned on l'ler.
The victim told Officer John Furrow
·the long·baired intruder, peering
desperately from eye holes in~e mask,
orderi;d her to the floor .
His voice was low and frightened. the •
victim recalled alter police arrived at
the Nottingham Road home.
"Please .•• just leove," she... told the
slender man, described as being in his
20s and wearlng dirty khaki pants.
She said he thPn unlocked the sliding
glass door that had blocked bis exit from
a bedroom where the victim surprised
him mom<!nts berore.
He fled and she called police, who
could not . determine how the masked
burglar gained entry to the home.
WASHINGTON (AP) -p,...1dentlal
assistant }lenry Kissinger is meeting to-
day In Paris with North Vietnamese
11cgotlalors, the White House said.
Like the 14 other meetings that Presi-
dent Nixon's assistant for national
security affairs has held with Communh1 t
ne11:otiators. today's session was ar·
ranged and conducted secretly.
The brief annvuncement by White
I louse press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler
Sllid Kissinger was mcettng with bolh Le
lluc Tho. special adviser to North Viet.
nam's delegation al the Paris peace
tnlks, and dcle~alion minister, Xuan
Thuy.
Kissinger last mel secretly with the
North Vietnamese vf0cia1s on July 19.
During tbe previous three years, be had
held more than a dozen sessions -none
or which were disclosed until thi! year.
Kissinger is expected to return from
Parls Tuesday nigbl and . immediately
report to Nia:on.
The public Paris peace talks re!llmfd
on July 13 and another public session is
scheduled for Thursday.
From Pagel
TAXES ...
District, that tax revenue wUI be lost to
Newport·Mesa schools.
Amen~ent on Busing
Forced Onto House Floor
_ Dr. Nicoll, however. today said he Is
not concerned over the possible tax
revenue being provided to Santa Ana. "I
oim sure there will be every opportunity
along the coastal area for parallel
developments 0£ commercial propeny.
There Is potential here. We're on the
edge or • sharply increasing e<.'ODOm)'."
Dr. Nicoll said.
He noted the NewpOrt·Mesl cllitrlcl en-
joyed lbe greatest Jncreue In property
lax: bait -assessed valuati0nt -of any
district in the county. The boosted valua·
tions of property -both resldenlial and
commercial-industrial -funneled an ex·
Ira '3 million-into the ·l!n2·73 school year
budget. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Th< House
Committee took ewa'y from Ute Judiciary
Committee and sent to the Hoose floor
Tuesday a p r o po 1 e d constitutional
amendment to ban racijll busing.
The rules committee declined at this
time 10 take simllar .actioo to dislodge
£rom the Judiciary panel President Nix-
on's legislation proposing a one-year
moratorium on new court busing orders. -~murmembers said this is.sue will be
raised again next week with prospects
lhe tn0ratorium bill also will be sent to
the !louse floor at that time.
The vote to send the propc»ed con-
stitu tional ban tv the floor was 9 to 6.
The pOstponement or action on the
moratorium bill until next Tuesday \\'as
approved 11 to 4. The committee will
then consider whether action has been
laken by the Education and Labor com·
mittee 011 still a third antibusing measure
-this one to set permanent restrictions
and standards on the we of busing to
nchleve desegregation.
Rules committee members hinted that
unJess the bill has been cleared by Edu-
caUon and Labor -a likely prospect -
they might also elect to take jurlsdiction
and send it tel the floor. If it has bttn
cleared, the moratorium bill likely will
be sent to the noor as a stopgap to hold
the line until the permanent standar~
can be put into effect.
The constitutional amendment on
which the committee acted is sporuored
by freshman Rep. Nvrman F. Lent (R·
N.Y.).
It does not mention busing dlrtttly but
says: ''No public school student shall,
because of his race, creed or color, be
assigned to or required tO aUend a
particular school."
Dr. Nicoll said he did not believe that
the intense commercial u.ses plaMed by
1he Don Koll Construction Company for
the former Collins Radio industrial prop-
1trty would slow growth of Newport
Center.
That Irvine Company development is
)ocated within both the school dlstrli!!
and Newport Beach on land the Newport-
Mesa district aMeJed in a swap of tel"
rltory that involved both the Santa Ana
Unified and Sau Joaquin Elemenlar)'
districts some years ago.
"As you 'll recall, lhe property near the
airport was to have been develvped
be.fore Newport Ctnter was ," Dr. Nicoll
noted.
"Now, it isn't really within the prov·
ince of our school district to challenge
the development vr that land," he said.
~finers Pick Leaders Twin Nuclear Reactors
PIITSBURGH (UPI) -Members of
the United f\iine Workers vf America
began nominating possible succeMOrs to cl L s T
\V. A. "Tony" Boyle and eight other top ear ast -f rwte inst International officer• of the union today . U,I, c;,
in a prelude to a court-Clrdered December
t>lection.
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The two-ttectrical utilities planning the
half-billioD-dollar construction or twin
nuclear reactors at San Onofre ~1onday
passed their last state teJt before gving
to the Atomic Energy Commission for
fi nal permits. but two go\•ernment
wildlife agencies are far Crom satisfied.
The uUlities, Southern C a 11 f o r n I a
Edison Company and Snn Diego Gas and
Electric Company, won permission from
the San Diego Regional Water Quality
Control Board to periodically "boil'' ·out
barnacles and other fouling organisms
from outfall plpes at San Onofre.
nut the prvposal to surge 125-degrte
water through the ocean outfalls for
short period& at aix·wm intervals drew
some sharp criticism from the St.ate De.
partment of Fish and Game and tht!:
Federal Bureau of Fisheries and Wlld·
life.
Spokesmen for both agencies said the
approval was prematurt and that thty
shoulct be allowed more time to examine
charts showing Jh< uttnt ol Ute hot
water dilcli.arge whlch will take place for
periods of perhapa six boun ••try
-~(.
They aaid the 'bot water was etrtain to
kill lllb In Ute lmmtdlate diocbarge am.
Eaclt hul trutment couJd cllim Ill
tons ol marine lilt.
But lpOUsmen !or Ute utllltlel llld
that there In! only two effective w1y1 to
unlouL Ute buie plpe1 ·which will eje<t
mllUoni of aalloos of warm water a
minute alter Ute brine ti WI«! to cool
lttau1 wudunsen.
The llnm c1n t!lhor Jdll tho orgmlllm
witl> Ute bot Wiier, or ... buvy dolu of
chlor!ot. I
The board qrt<d that hot w11'1'
·G I
rreeted the least damage or the two
processes. •
Spokesmen for the state and rederal
game agencies stressed that studies have
not yet been completed on the travel of
the wann water.
Marine biologists testifying for the
utilities sakt their studies show that an
area of 50-f(lf)t radiu:I around the 3,400-
foot·long ocean outfall woold erperience
the hot water.
They also admitted thnt an "unknown
number" of fish and other organlams
would die in the warm wattr.
Edison spokesmen characterized the
matter btfore the board Monday 11
"somewhat rout.Int."
But when the Atomic Energy C«n·
mission conducts l't4Ciof license hear-
ings sometime next October along the
South Coast. tho Issue is bound to draw
out OP.pontnls:.
EnvironmHltal factors now are ~
eluded In Ute luutS whlcb the AEC mu.st
consldtr In ... ctor llcenslnf.
That rtlaU'l<ly now criterion alrudy
has Cluted tho stalUni Cl pllJll to buJld
the two new ructon calculat~ to aerve
two million eoosumen of electrtclly.
Utility a:des at Mooday'a llWlon 111d
that the blll !or dell)'I In the nlCIOr
ac:hedule amounts to $4 million 1 month.
They undencoretl the noed (or smooth
~Uoo ol the 1pprovll procos1.
II Ute AEC gnnll tho -!er the two 11tw ructon, construct.km on the
nnt companion to the extaUng Onolrl
1cntratln1 plal)t -Id ltart n<lt"March.
But that Ont lddltlon ~ not -
out Ill llrlt ~alt unlll _aomeUme In
ll'IS. The ol the twinl would co
lnto servlct In 19?9 •
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Allhoulh Gecqla LI. Gov. I.titer Mad-
dox wu 1Ull 1 pos!lblllty, party sources
indicated lh11t Sdunltz was the curttnt
favorite to fill the void left by Al1bam11
Gov. Gtor1e C. Wallace's decision not to
... k the party nomlnlilon.
Schmlu, 1 Jame-<luck ~ngressman
who wa11 defeated jn the Rt!publica11
primary this year, was expected to
declare hi.s candidacy i.n Washington.
The three-day American Party con·
vention opens here Thundly with some
2.000 delea:1te1 from 4.5 statu expecttd lo
partlelpatt.
The only announced candidates for
the party's presiOentlal nomlnatlon are
attorney Richard B. K•y of Cleveland
and Mn:. Lucy Mayberry, a a&-year-old
woman who bltcbhlked to the coovenllon
from Wuhtngton.to draw attention to bet
candidacy.
Plladdox was scheduled to addreu the
convention Friday nlght after the
delegates have nominated their presidtn·
llal candidate during balloting that a(.
tcmoon.
Although \Vallace, recuperating from
woundl from an attempted assassination
May 15. will not attend the convention,
his positions on major issues ¥i'ert et·
pected to be Incorporated Into the party's
platrorm. The platrorm commitltt con·
vencd t-.tonday night and is scheduled for
addlliooal seWoos throu gh Wednesday.
Rioting Erupts
For Second Tin1e
At Church Fiesta
A Catholic church fiesta in Santa Ana
¥i·as the scene of rioting for the second ·
weekend in a row early Monday, police
reporttd. -
Security guards hired i:ly the church to
keep order opened fire oo a group or 10
to 80. riottng youths who were throwing
rocb, bottles and other debris at the
guards, No one was injured by lbe gun.
fire but several guaros suffered minor
injuries.. Fifteen men were arrested on
assault char1es.
Father Vincent Senutos or Our Lady ot
the Pillar church, 1633 W. 6th St., called
the trouble makers "outsiders."
"They don,'t patronlu our carnivals,
they come here drunk arxl on drugs," he
charged. Tbt fiestas art being b_eld to
raise funds for the churdl's pirochlal
schoOT.
Ten Santa Ana police officers, sum-
moned by the priest, put down the rk>t
and mad{ the attests early 1'-tonday
n1orning.
A similar riot broke out during a
carnival at the aame church tht weekend
before. Church leaden: are meeting today
to determine If a third ICbedultd carnival
"·ill be held nut Sunday;
Inmate Uprising
Ends in Vermont·
WINDSOR. Vt. (UPI) -lnmat., of
the Vtnnonl Stl.te Prison b av ...
overpowered two guards and releued 60
fellow prisoners trom their cells. The
situation was qulct!y brought under con-
trol after inmates presented a list of
grievances Monday.
The incident ocetJJTed 11 men were
returning from an Alcoholirs Anonymous
meeting, but apparently had been brer·
ing fo r some'" ti me.
The prisoner• rttumed to thelt cells
early Monday evening, after re.leasing
the hostages unharmed.
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RECLAIM ...
who ~·ould purchase the water for ir·
rlgatlon.
The bulk of tht rtUse of the water
would take place during the summer
months when irrigation ls m o s t
necessary, Kymla said.
ln the wetter months or winter, !he
highly·treated effiuent probably would be
dumped at sea.
But WIW' quality board executive of-
ficer Dennis O'Leary said at the Monday
meeting that because of strict new waste
standards, any eflluent dumped into the
.sea during those months would be of very
high quality.
"It probably would be Ute best-quality
effluent of any on the west coast," he
said.
Funds for the aggressive reclamation
plan would coinc primarily through state
and federal clean.water graqt.s and from
profits gained tnrougb the sale of the
reclaimed water.
Kymla's own agency, the Moulton-
Niguel Water District, already sells
recl1imed sewage to two golf courses
and stores much of that emueot in
Niguel Lake, which everitually will
~me a county regional park.
From Pagel
ZOGG •••
on to the bU!lness of what ls best Cot the
young people/' he said.
' He said he doesn't anticipate hiring
r.ny other staff members immediately
and doesn't know what date he will begin
work wilh Saddleback.
Prior to golng into executive session
the board heard complaints from two
teachen and one parent about the lack of
community involvement in the selection
ptoceas and what was described as the
apparent lack of choices.
Speaking were Pat Downey, president
or San Joaquin teachers asJOCl1Uoo; Jim
Wehan, president of the TuJtin Secondary
Education Association and Loa Young,
Laguna 11ills resident
The boar( made its selection from
three candidates. Applications were
opened only to residents or employu of
1he a~a.
The other t~·o candidates were Dr.
Richard Welte. associate superintendent
of the San Joaquin district, and Dr.
Robert Reeves. associ1te superintendent
in the Laguna Beach Unified School
District.
The majority of the board defended its
actions. McCullough said he believes the
board chose from three or the top people
in the country.
SESAME STREET
SESAME STREET IS ABOUT THE ONLY
STREET IN THE HA~BOR AREA THAT HASN'T.
HAD A CARPET INSTALLATION BY ALDEN 'S.
W ASlllNGTON (UPIJ -Sen. Edw1rd
M. Ktnntdy today rtpealed hi• r.jectlon
of second pl~ on the Dtmocratlc ticket
with prtsldentlal nomlnee Geor1e S.
AicGovern,
ln an Interview wtth UPI. Ke:not'dy
11aJd tbt door baning a nee for natiol'lll
orfice lhls year Is ''jU6l as closed and
just a.s lock<'d " as It w11s lasl month
"'hen bt refused lo make hlm.selr avai1abl~ for the party's vice prcsktenli•I
nomination .
KeMedy acknowledged he tuiid talked
with McGovern since the decision was
made Monday night to drop Stn. Thomas
F. Eagleton from 1he ticket. but he
declined to say whether McGovern bad
asked him to take Eagleton's plact.
"We talked generally about the cam·
paign and the election." Kennedy aakl .
"He understands my pos!Uon and I think.
he rtlJ*'lS my declalon ...
Earlier th ls year, Kennedy aald
repeatedly he would not aeek the
Democratic nomination for either J>nsj.
dent or Vice President In 1972, citing
"personal " reasons. He skipped the
party's July convention In flfiaml Beach.
appearing only et the end to inlroduce
McGovern to make his acceptance~
speech.
In another interview. Sen. Birch Bayh
<D-Ind.l, also ruled himself out as a
possibility. ,
"Nope, 1·m oot available," Bayh Wld
UPI. "I'm happy with what I'm doing.
Lightning's not going to strike. I've put It
out of my mind and my heart."
From Pagel
COOLER •••
When the eddy of windJ forma, lhe
forecaster explained, marine air is blown
.inla.ncl, cooling land near the ocean.
By Wednesday, temperatures Are ei·
petted to be from five to 10 degrees
cooler. the NaUonal Weather Service
predlct.s. .-
LJgbt winds from 10 to 20 knots from
the southwest will fan the Orange Cout
early Wedne"'ay.
<word of the brtak in tht heat wave
bring• promise le Ute tnd of 1 1trlng of
100-degree d11y1 in inland clUe.s of
Southern caurornJa which increued lire
hazards and l>rooibt peak demands !or
electric power.
On Monday. high ttmperatures and GO
percent humidity ~ the uae ol air
cood!Uooer. and Ute Los Angela Depari.
ment of Water and Power Jogged record
electricy i:onaumptloo of 3.13 mlllloo
kilowatts.
McGovern TV
Session · Set
NEW YORK (AP) -ABC and
CBS say they will carry Jlvel
television coverage of an an.
nouncement by Sen. G e o r g e
McGovern scheduled for tonight at
6 p.m. PDT.
NBC, which first said it woul d
follow suit, declared later that a
decision on Uve coverage would be
made when it learned what the
Democratic presidential candidate
had to say.
Aides said McGovern would talk
about the campaign but declined to
be more speclfic. They s • 1 d he
would nvt announce a replacement
for Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton, who
withdrew Monday as the vice
presidential ca.odldate.
IN OUR FIFTEEN YEARS, WE HAVE
CAR PETE D THOUSANDS OF HOMES IN
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BEACH, LAGUNA
BEACH AND WUNTINGTON BEACH. ONE
NEIGHBOR TELLS ANOTHER UNTIL• WE
HAVE WORKED IN EVERY HOME ON A
BLOCK .
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MAKE EACH CUSTOMER HAPPY. ASK. YOUR'
NEIGHBOR-WE PRo8ABL Y CARPETED HER
HOME. (IF WE HAVEN'T, IRING HER IN WITH
YOU.) 1663 Plac:elltla Awe.
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Today's Final
T.EN CENTS
N~w Wind . P ·attern May Break Up Heat W a~e
Tbe eddy, 1 wind movment olml1at to
water dra1nlng out or • bathtub. 1'
outed by the deflectio.., al typical
wind& hom the north as H blows around
landmark& In the Soulhun California
g_.apby IUCh .. the channel iJlands ..
Wbeo the eddy ol winds fom\s, the
lor<caster explained, marine air Is blown
Inland. cooling land oear the ocean. ·
By Wednetdly, temperetur<s 'att· U·
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peeled lo be from five I!) 10 degrees
cooler, the NaUooaJ Wta'lber Service
predicts.
Light willdl hom 10 lo 20 lo>ols from
the IOUthWftl wUl fan the Orl!lie Coast
early WednetdlY,.
Word ol the brP'"k in lht beat wave
brings promlle IL" the end of a string of
lllO<lcgee !l>Yl In inlud ciUea of
Southeru Calilomfa which lncr<ued fire
hazarda ud broucht peak demands '"'
dectrlc -· On Mooday, bfgb lemperalurea an1f!O
peroent-iiwnldtty spumd the .... ol air
oondltionen ud the Loo Angelea Depart-
ment of Water and Power.Joged record
electricy comumplloo of Ul mtllioo
kllowatll.
Armed Man
The previous peat we rte0rd of :S.44
milUoo kilowatts was set on Sept. 13, lut
year, during a slmllat beat wave.
Despite the lncreued humkllly, Lo.s
Angeles County firemen batUed thrM
blazes in brushy areu, conlrolllng all
with minor amounts of land scarred by
fie.mu. The largest, in Camarillo, con. ·
sumed 10 acres aod was believed to have
been 1tarted by a Qteing mental patient
Shot
Beach Lawman Opens Up on Suspect
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Aller be refuled lo drop hll rifle ond
rammed the bolt bomt, a ec.ta Mesa
man wu Ibo! twice In the bead Monday
night by a Huntlnglon Beach police ol •
.Ocer-1.fter the armed suspect wu
dllcovered biding In his former wile's
aportmeot.
Jama Sanden, 21, ls in eritic:al coo-
tington sa .. at about 7:45 p.m.
.coofron~Uon with Officer E d w 1 r d
Brllter, according to police.
"Officers reported finding Sanders• .22
caliber rifle fully loaded and cocked with
THIS WllS Tlil WAY IT WAS ON 'SANDS OF HUNTINGTON llEA!ill.CIRCA 1921
. . EmbrJ"!dc Hlstoi:tcel Socletf W• •.b · °"""''" Vlow of Cl~HI
.Light Turnout
Seen in Beach
School Vote
• .... . 1·---Ea~Ix" :Days to Be Revived
Earey returm ladl~tOd I llgbt ·-toaa? for the -.eled .. '1l~Bon
linglon Beadl· CiiJ <-'mea1at1l Scbool
Dlltricl..
I . . .
A dJeck of four polling placos lhortly·
before noon showed Ieae tlW! 15 pemiil
of the reglstmd votera had cut lhelr
ballQts to pick a new man lo fill the
unexpired term pl Trust.. Ivan Liggett. . Huniingron Hiswrical .-Society Lists Top Goals ·
Llpett resigned In the spr_lng In a . '
It Wu .. oU ~ lo"'l In tbt l!lO&.
Before that they called lflllitingtoo.Beadl
"Pacillc City" and ei:pected it to rival
the East Cout resort capiial al Atllntic
City.
In the early days, cme wet. muddy seo-
lion ..., mown as ~I S"81Dp
beeouoe it became" the «11ler for great
terival CllDp meetlnp. .
In the ·1-1qaatlert"pilched teels ud
built ahacb during the 111mmer months
aJooi Bolsa Cilica BOacb. The Utter Ibey
tell behind gave ii ·the re1"'11tion ol "tin
can beadL"
A cleaner, legal "tenl dty" bloaomed
along the sborea ol what II oow Hun-
tington Stale beach. ·
Tbe bbtory of Huntin&""' '!leach II lull
al rlclt' lalea ud colorful~ settings
unknowo to most of the cumnt llll ,000 •
reaidents.
To pieserve this history, ... era1
· cilium have formed the iluntlng""1
Navy Jets.Leave Haiphong:
Harbor Shipyard Flan;ring
•
SAIGON (AP) -U.S. Navy jell_have
attacked a sblpyud In Haiphong barber
for the Orsi llm< In the war and left it in
ilamea, the U.S. Command lllllOUllCed to-
day.
. The target WU the Haiphong SblpylJ'd
No. s cm the to11thweslun edge o! Nortll
Vielllam'• chief port. Pllola from the
carrier Saratoca aald tbay left three
larJ•, sustained !Im In the yard, which
builds and repaira lhallaw<lrall vqsell
'of vartoua al7.ea.
The U.S. Q;MllDd aald the strl):es
made Monday were not near the diep-
drall ships In the ~· ud "there were
belore daylight lo colltct donations for
Vietnamese orphans. He wu,.-walking trom one building lo IDOlber lo plcl< llP
collection bona when the rockets began
raining in about 5:20 -a.m.
Tbe U.S. Command aald !be rockets
damaged the beodquarten of Morine Air
Group Jl, a post ncbange wartboule, an
empty day room In.the bospltal "'mplu,
ud did ,..vy damage lo two A4 attack
bombera' •
The fU11n71 were clot!d !or a time to
cltan away Jhe cltbr!I, bcil C!P«ationa
were resuinil later,. and jdJ atrta.ked
out lo a~ larg.to """" Soulb Viet-nam.
Beach Hlltorical SOcitty. furor over aalary ,negotLttiona with the
Tbey organlzed the society In July, dlltrtct's toachen. Four mon are oow
aays Waller Johnsoll, city librarian, ud 8e<king bis 9chool board seat which will
are jUst beginning to mold Ill goa!J. be up for election ••aln In J\pril Patil DiZa= II the acting chatnnan -and the nucleus of the IOciety includea or the lour polling placea checked only
such citizens as Public Worts Director 106 persons bad ~ of 5,4i4 registered
Jim Wheeltt, city historian Delbert voters. ' • _
"Bud" Higgins, and loogtirne residents At one polling atatJon a !pOkesmaD said
SbermaJ1 Denny ond Jim Sbepberd. red Johmon said the society has three im· only II ballots have been cast compa
mediate goals: • . to 200 at the same hour during tbe June ~To obtain some sort of blslorical primary election.
monument, such as the old Newland There are 11,500 registered voters in
l>ome "(northeast comer of Adams the school district. The polls opened at 7
Avenue and ·Beach Boulevard, to serve a.!!!:_and1 won't close ~ 1 P1 .m.Li tt' u an hlstorical center. 11J1C our men nmnmg or ue 1
-To gather hlstorica1 documents and empty post are : K. Da!e Bus~, 39, an at·
artifacts for display in the new central · torney; Eduardo A. Da Silva, 45, a
city library wbe'n it is built. certified public accountant: Roger . L.
-To collect all the docwnents publish. Garceau •. 3.1, • teacher. in the Cypres.s
ed by variouS city departments in the School District: and Lewis G. Kidder, 51,
past, send them to New Yor~ for president of Cout Music in Costa Mesa.
microfilming and inde~g and file them
as a permanent .record of the city's past.
"Our purpose is lo accwnulate those
lhlngs In HWJtlngtoa Beadl which can
give the people a sense of ideqUty,''
JohNon explains.
The IOCiety Is not yet official. Its
bylaws, which have been written, must
still be approved by the city COUllcil, then
tt will be opened lo general membership.
Johmon aald the society'• foundera are
llOW aelectlng the finl board of direciOl'I.
Residents who ""' lnlerelied In joining
or wortlng wtth 1be bistori51 IOciety, or
w~ have dOcumeots' Or artifacts of
poasible value, abould caDlact Johmon at
the dty librarjo.
CHESS MATCH
ENDS IN DRAW
REYKJAVIK, lcdand (UPI) -U.S.
challenger Bobby F~ loday ..,.
copied a draw from wnrld champion
Boris Spwky of the .Sovld Union cm the
29tb move ol the ninth game ol the world
chess championlbip. Ftacher retained a
two-point t..d In the matdl S*-111.
no 1oretgo veaaela' In the area !bat was ~
5:~~~~ n-w 1 c d ~~§:~:n:~= eac .· we lers hallenge
Overcast aklea reduced the U.S. -, :::1 ~ ll~ than ~-,,.. o.-iaUc ·<Vdldat.e f1r 'IOth "rre.,:r may not . tie tlie answer."
....., than • tba *1-._ u.a. ~ -lyman baa cbollqed Burke · "But a straight deletion or
C)!mnwid 1..,....i 11111 ., alle --... Beach natdenll lo rise In op-the freoway, .without any aolulloo. won't
.
lbe Assembly ondl'ifall Sdiale -
over 100 roundJ of ammunition 1tubed In
the bedroom.
Brister ud ldlow olllcen Jell Arnold
and James Craver Wft'e called to Mra.
Kathleen Sandera' apartmen~ 19ll2 Hun-
~ St., at about 7:45 pmm.
Mn. Sandora, 21, told the offlcen Iha!
she had -. bet former hUJband'a car
p&rked on the street anst feared be was
inside ~Ith a gun.
They found the apartment front d o o r
bad been ticked open and began to JJ1-o
vesUgate. Brister o p e n e d the
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Wife Named
BATON ROUGE, La. !AP)
Gov. Edwin Edwar4J today 1p-
pointed hia wife Ela1oe to complete
the unuplred term of U.S. Sen.
Allen J. Ellender, who dled lut
Thursdav.
Eclftr!da ·aa1c1 1!o rilled "to -· thla ,appilDtrnent u · aa -'""11J
io -a meantr>CIUI • .rJllll>Oltc · ltibft tt the WGlneD ol lMdd'nl,
who bave lo<. 1oo· loaf -,... dentpreaented' In the haDa of
Congrea."
Ellender,' a veter~n DetnocrAt
and preaident pr0 ~m o! the Senate, was campaJ c for re-
dection wbeit he ell • ·
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Kissinger, Reds
Me.et in Paris
On Viet Peace
WASHING TON (AP) -Prealdential
assistant Henry Klastnger II meeting to-
day In Paris with North Vletnameae
negotlatora, the White House said.
Litt the II other meetings !bat Preal·
dent Nixon's assistant for national
security a!lain baa beld with Communist
negotiators, today's session was ar ..
ranged and' conducted aecreUy.
The brief announcement by White
House prw secretary Ronald L Ziegler
said Kiulnger was meeting with both Le
Due Tho, apeclal adviser to North Viet.
nam'1 delegation at the Parts peace
talks; ud delegation minister, XlllD
Tbuy.
Kissinger laat met secretly with the
North Vtttna._r offk:lala on July It.
During the ... vtous three yeara, be had
held more than a dozen .sessions -none
of which were dtaclooed until this year.
Kissinger II expocled lo return from
Paris Tueaday riillit ud imm«lialdy_
report lo Nixon. ·
The publlc Paris peace talks resumed
on July 13 ud aootber public aeas1on ia
8cheduled for Thursday.
Zlegle<'a brief .............i, read to
reporters in his omce, wu Jn keeping
with the new While . llouJe . polley o!
dtacloolng Klaslnger'a meeUnga with the
North Vletnameae all<r he alrea<f1
reaches Paris ..
The preaa secretary would .J10I aa,y
when the l)rtlldenttal usllta'ilt !tit
Washington, but Ktntnaer conferred with
N~ for 25 mlnutea Monday monung
before the chief uecuUve _new to
lold1lana fer the fUneral ot Sen. Allen.
' Elleoder (D-La.). Thll -Id Indicate
'Klllliiier •Pl'l•"'lf7 n ... 1o Paris .....
limo M...say .nor-.
-..,..i or _,. 11 ..-P-lo the Padflc Ooul f'reewal'. do It."
cnlt, 12 trucb, liPt ::WC 12 'l'mJ -to. In aa open kller lo Burtt'• propl*d five-year moralor!Um
arus and w•rb-two ... ~l~lr. lh'e.7ear on COOllnlclicm' ol lhe Pac:illc Coast
MOlbeoko aald a -uon o! the Burtt
bill alloWI the rotate Public Worka
DeplrtmerJI lo eorotlnue wltb I b e
purd>aM "' rr-ay rlghl:of-way. 'Big Al!-Sues Hurt, Burka ...,,ited Iha! the -allowa 51:1'nea. • , on MlllileWQ 11e;111d by Freeway LI curmrtly lo the state Senate
-Soulb 'I'& r, C '"'""..,..... ~L' . ~ ~ Finance Commltlee. lt-wu afllll'Oved byl
JDllClo their bentao1 alrallol ollld: al tllil -(R-liuatJncloa~).· -·• .Ille ~17> ,_ ao w qa1111t a o.S. IWeD:":; "lt-11 dlflicWl. lo or faltllT a lllf nieiaur. COYtn<lil!y the Portion of
pourtq ,.... Iha 'It rocUla lolo .......,.. (Bnrb's ) that .. -the freeway that 111111 -, the Loi
lllen Hoa Air 8-15 m1lao mrUreaaC of opoadtng $100,GOO ol Iha lupaJtl'I' Angdea County line lo the Santa Ana
~ . .._ lllODOl' lo atudy, ond tbra kteD alivt, o River. He aald It could be amtnded lo In-
One AmtrtclD --. 15 ....., freeway that .-oo lluclY.'"MOlbenko elude other areas, U lbeY wllhed lo
wounded, and ll otben wn lnJorled charpd lhll ..t. "Nobody wanla It." become a port ol • tr._ullon study.
-trytns ta lake ....., ... U.S. Qrm. '"l'hll II lypleol '-1do 01MI hell-Billi whtdt -Id loltllt· dlmtna
mand aid. 11io South -said 17 lnrlh." Burlre reptled, !...,, b I 1 llrtlchea ol the r.....ay lo N•wport
--. wounded, -uflce. "1111 llOI a ,lludJ' of lleoch, 1--b ud othaf coutal no "-lcaa .slled ,.., a -up 1 tba r.....11 bot ot ~ -... eommunlUe{-alao-. lfl'l•nd bJ
r • ..
the ourdoua ol MICb land oolJ' Irr ··borclsblp .._.. • Ro.hbed by Muggers
ldoebeitko aald he hopea ~ wil1 " •
urge the Hunlln&ton Beach City 'Council COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) -Allll bl,
lo Ilka an olllctal atand agalnat the . ''Bl& Al" o1 ttleviaion'a "IAu&!o In," told
lreel!IY ond Burb'a p r o p o ~• d poUco Monday hlfltrl lomcied OUI two
moralorlllm ond tronoportitloo atudJ'. ol hla ~cut !di lip ond -Iola car.
Twn -kl ago, the cilJ' council re~ S!la, In -..i llero fir a plaJ, aid tt
ed 14 -a molution aupportlng hippebH llullday •l&lol u ba -lo loll Burb'a bill, bot-Iha council alao refuaed>..,..canur"the theaW.
lo :,a ..-Jutloooppcllllli IL "-·N Jo-~ aplllat llmen ...,. orpllt, with aome sup-the 1tar ol lllJ nect. • a.a Mid. "I iloo't
(lea l'llDWAY, .... J) • -whelber It WU a fill or not.• . .
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liedroom door and found hilll!dl staring
down the barrel ol. Sanders' rifle.
Briater twice ordered the man to drop
the rifle but 5anders began to activate
the bolt forcing the officer to shoot ac· . .
cord.Ing to the police account.
Sande:rs-was taken to Pacifica Hospital
for emergericy treatment ana then
transfered to Orange County Medical
Center where he was booked on burJ!'larv
and assault with intent to commit
murder charges.
Drunk Driver
Claim Nixed
By Columnist
WASHINGTON (AP) -Columnist
Jacl< Ande,_ today ·retracled hll claim
to have localed evlilence that Sen.
Thonw ·r. Eaglelon baa a ncord of ar·
reals for ctrunbn ud reckless driving.
~·11id hi! retraction was 0 uD-
quallfied" and "in tolal."
He anoounced the retraction at an in-
formal news conference o u t 1 J d e
Eagleton'• office after talking for about
ball an hour in private with the Missouri
senator, who resigned fonnally today as
the DemOcraUc vice Presidential ·-Eagleton, who originally I a b e I • d
Anderson's charge a "damnable Ile"
alter the "'llllllllbt broadcast It last
Thursday, today commended AndtrlOll
for cwrage and called him a
"distinguished journalist ...
Eagleton said he wa1 aali.s!ied with
Anderson'& retraction. "The book is clos.
ed. as far u I'm concerned."
Ander IOD originally said he had k>cated pho~pies of records showing Eagleton
had been arrested a half dozen Umea in tbt 19603 for drunken or recklw driving.
Later, Anderson aaid be hadn't seen
these records but bad only been told
about them by a "fonner high MIB!OUri
officiaL" later Iden tilled as True Dlvl.s,
now a Wuhington banker .
Davis aaid he didn 't have the records
but bad nnly been shown .them once by ~
man be didn't k.naw and wasn't sure if
they were genuine or not.
Parking Lots Closed
. PITl'SBUROH (UPI) -Parking lot al·
tlndants and caahien went on strike to-
day In a contract dispute, cloatna moot of
Pittsburgh'f <lawotown lots. Police aaid
traffic tn the downtown area was
4•unusua.Uy llght."
Oruge Coast
Weat•er
The weatberlady esya It ml&ht
be ·.• lilU. cooler on Wednesday,
but not enough to make a d~fer·
ence lo coasl aweltoms. HigN to-
m>irow 70 to ~ mld-1811. l.cln
I0-70.
INSIDE TqDAY
ltr!'ll Rlootnt, bo<l<up q1l4TtD>
batk for Ilic Lot Anp<l<1 Rami,
suff"td '"°"" dtpce b•"" I• IW Hunllnplo!\ Btoeh loom<
MOlldor ftlQhL For dttails, ,.,
Sports, Pope Id. ......... ' <•~ • .---~ ll .. --. ......... ~ ... ' ·-..... ,." .., ......... · .... 1111
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Plane Ct·as h . ' -• t
Takes Life
f Countian
-A Wmminlttr man and hi• paucncet
~ a crosKOUntry trip lo a vintage plane
~~·In burned to death Monday v.·hen their
OO:.,_T-6 trainer crashed at Klngman. Kans .•
)ust after takeoff.
Investigators aald the pilot was Clifford
~ttman. 37, a Traru: World Alrllnes.
~TWA) pilot since 1988.
Hi5 passenger \\·as also said lo be from
/Jt..'llifomia but further 1dentif1caUon \\'BS
.anavailable. J Engine trouble wa! blamed for the f,as~f the singlHngine World War It
nl tralning plane, which had taken
f rr Kingman Airport a half mile
v.·ay from the scene.
The trainer no!ed O\'er and slammed ~~ the Kingman 1-ILgh• School parking
tAuthorilies said it exploded In names
om fresh re-fueling prior to the It am.
keoff for l nd~pendcnce. f\1o., In a !light
\.."J!h three other old planes.
'· One member of the cross-country ~ying party satd their llnal deslination
"'as Oshkosh. Wis.
Su mmer school was not In session at
lh<' campus "'here Pullman's plane went
do"·n and a nearby honie escaped
damage from the gasoline-fed flames .
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Democ rats' Chief
.Urges Shuttle
Contract Probe
\\'ASlflNGTON' (UPI) -Democratic
Na tional Chairman ' Jean M. Westwood
J1as asked a congressional investigation
or tile. awarding or the ~pace: Jb~e .con-
tract. She saiid Mooday"that five dlrtclors of
the firm that won the contract. North
l\n1erict1n Rockw~ll, contributed to Presi-
dent Nixon's 1968 campaign.
· "The award of this contract lo North
American Rockwell , .• raises questions
Df ethla." sbe said.
But Sen. Alan Cranston (0-CaliL),
defended the award of the $2.6 billion
!'!pace contract. He said it was "not any
boondoggle." Cranston said he dld not
know if Onl!: of the purposl!:s in awarding
the contract to the Downey, firm was to
help win re-election for Prl!:sidl!:nt Nixon.
"I have no reason to assume that," he
aaid. "l just don't know ."
Suspect in Rape
Oeared by Jtlr'y . .
A Jluntingt.on Beach man whose first
trial on rape charges ended with a
dead.locked Orange County Superior Coort
jury . has been cleared of the 1llegations
by a West Orange Qlunty municipal
court jury.
The panel clear«! Robert Dick!on. 45,
10261 Maikal Drive, of multiple allega-
tions stemming from his alll!:ged n:la-
1 ionshlp with the J.$.year~ld girl friend of
his two stepdaugbler1.
Dickson's cue was returned lo the
local munlcipaJ court after a jury in
Superior Court Judge William C. Speirs'
courtroom could not agree on the guilt or
innocl!:n« of the deftodant.
Huntington Beach police amsted
Dick.ton alter listening lo a higli school
girl's account of alleged incidl!:flls at his
home between February and July of 1971.
Thi!: girl testified against him in both
trials.
Flooding Kills 100
NEW DELHI (AP) -Flooding In the
three east Indian stall!:.! of Assam, We st
"''' T...,._,. Seeing Spots
Prince Edward. 8, or England
has contracted chicken pox
and is confined aboard the
royal yacht Britannia.
Laird Praises
Dou glas Plant
For Fl5 Work
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ST. LOUIS, lo.lo. (UPI) -Secretary of
Defense li.lelvin R. Laird, touring the
McOoMe.ll Douglas Corp. plant. said lo-
day the company's FI5 fighter, the
Eagle, is "'a won.by aua:essor lo lhe
Phantom Jet."
Lalrd, tbl!: nation's I.op defense officer
for four years, was making bis first visit
to the sprawling McDonnell plant, which
has nlanufactured tpe Phantoms for use
in Vietnam.
"In the past 31': years the country ha!
-moved steadily closer to the goal Presi-
dent Nixon set in his inaugural address."
Laird said. ''That goal, or co u r 111!:, is
)&sting peace. We need the Eagle, the
FJ5."
He addressed ?i1cDonnell's 3 O, 0 0 0
employes over a p_la.nt·wide publle ad-
dress system after being introduced by
the company's board chairman , Jame~ S.
McDonnell. McDonnel( said Laird had
come to. "see for himself the progress
being made oo the Fl5."
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FREEWAY ... •
pocting and IOTM opposing the coast
freeway, but-nearly all agreeing that any
council stand on the ~e is futill!:.
Mayor Al Coen said: "I rl!:ally don't un-
derstand this whole situation. J'm going
to abstain on any vote."
Burke and h1oshenko will tangle for the
70!.h District Assembly seat in the
November gl!:ntral election. The district
covers Huntington Beach, Seal Beach,
Los Alamitos (where ?\loshenko lives),
and parts of Fountain Valley, Gardl!:n
Grove and Costa li1tsa.
8285, Cards Stolen
An unlocked door Jed to a loss of $285
and four credit cards for ·William H.
Stephens, 71, or 20S5 Glenneyre Siree~
Laguna Beach, Monday, police said.
The theft occurred while stepheiu was
takJng a morning walk on the beach.
Property was removed from h1s dresser.
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American Party
Favors Schinitz
LOUISVILLE. Ky. (UPI) -llep. John do• was 11lll I poalbllily, pirlf-IOUroel
G. SchmH.z (R-Ca.llf.), a member ot the Indicated that Schmitz wu the cumnt
1rch-conservatlvt John Birth Society, favorite to fill the void left by AJabama
loomed today as the front runner for the Gov. George C. Wallace's decision not to
American Party's presidential nomlna-ljffk the party nomination.
lion . Schmitz, • lumHtuck concruanan
AH.hough Georgia Lt. Gov. Leiter Mad-who wa1 dtleattid in the RepublW
primary this year,· wu expecttd to
--uedarl!: his candidacy in Washlngtoo.
2 Deve lopers
Figlit Home
Building Ban
Two Huntington Beacti developers v.·ho
claim the city council and plannln1 com-
mission acted unlawfully when they ban·
ned the building of 25 Mmes on a five-
acrc site near Meadowlark Airport will
take their argument to court Aug. 25.
Orange County Superior Court Judge
James F. Judge has set that date for a '
hearing into lhe application for a writ of
niandate by developers Robert L.
Stellrecht and Anthony Bartoli, 16521
Graham St.
City planners rejected ttie· Stellrtchl·
Rartoli proposal to build Qoml!:s on the
site v.·cst of lo.leadowlark last May 16 af-
ter noting the objections of the Airport'
J,.and Use Commission and thl!: Airport
Commission to the proposed Sitl!:.
The plaMlng commission ruled that
tht arl!:a was "unhealthful and unfit for
human occupation'' due to airport noise
and the fact that the developen were
unable to assure public access to the
area.
The lluntington Beach city council
backed the plannin1 commission June 5
by also denying the Bartoll·Stellrecht ap-
plication.
Both decisions are violations of ~tale
codes govcming zoning of areas· falling
within the R·I rating applied to !heir
land, the developers argue.. They state
that th111resent market value of 1150,000 .
could be adversely affected by the ruling.
Red News Agency
Publishes List
Of 4 Prisoners
TOKYO (UPI) -North VJttnam'1 or-
flcial news agency today published tile
names or four American military pilots it
said Were captured alter their planes
were shot down last Saturday and Sun-
day.
Tbe Vietnam Nl!:ws Agency (VNA) said
the pilots are: -Capt. James D:iv\d
Kula, 25, based in Takhll, Thailand,
pturl!:d July 29. -Clpt. Melvln K81Uki
Matsui, 27, based at Takhli, Thailand,.
captured July 29, -U. Col. William
John Breckner, 39, based in Udorn,
Thailand, captured at Hanoi June 30. -
Lt. Len'y Donald Price, 25, based at
Udorn, Thailand. captired near Hanoi
July 30.
All appeared. lo be U.S. Air Force
personnel.
In a .. parale diJpatch VNA reported
downing of two American planes July 29
and July 30. Many bombers operating
over North Vietnam carry two-men
crews. The men named today may hive
been the crewmen of the two planes, but
the agency did not speclly thls.
The three-day American Party con--
vtnUon opens here Thursday with some
2,000 delegates from 45 stat.ti eipected to
partlcipat~-
The only announced candidates !or
the party's presldentJal nomination are
attorney Rlt:bard B. Kay of Cleveland
and Mra:. Lucy Maybtrry, a 16-year-old
woman who hitchhiked to the cxinvention
from Washington to draw atttntion to bl!:r
candidacy.
li-laddo1 wu scheduled to address the
convention Friday night after the
dele1ates have nominated their presiden-
tial candidate during balloting that af-
ternoon.
Although Wallace, rtcuperating from
"'ounds from an attl!:mpted assassination
M11;y 15, will not attend the convenfion,
his positions on major issues were eJ·
peeled to be inc;orporated into the party's
plBitfonn. The plaUonn commlttt:e con·
vened Monday night and II oc:beduled !or
addtti<loal ...,Ions throu(h WedneJday.
Aerospace Raise
Level Gets Okay
From U.S. Judge
WASHINGTON (AP) -U.S. Dlatrlct
Court Judge Geofle L. Hart bu ruled
that a M-cenl ,hourly pay hike for
aerospace workers tut January should
have be<n con.sider«! by the Pay Board
as part or their 1968 contract.
The raise, [or 91,000 workers, was ap-
proved by~ the :t'wBoard on Jan, 13, but
the board sa.i d ditional 17 cenll in a
51-cent setlleinent;.Ud to be deferred un-
til the second year. of the three-year ci:n-
trad signed in December.
The declJlon WU challenged by tile
lntemaUonal Association of Macblnlsts
an" the United Auto Workt:n who said
!hi!: 3f..oent hike n!presentl!:d a oost~f-liv·
ing agreement nacbed in 1968.
Judge Hart agreed Monday with the
unions that the worken were entiUed t9
&be in~ase Wlder the old contract which
erpirtd in 1'71, but be 81.id it WU still up
to the Pay Board whether the worUrs
should gel the 17 cenU: dWerence.
Sources on the Pay Board Indicated
they would appeal Judge Hart's ruling.
The Pay Board's disapproval of por-
tions of the aerospace workers contract
was the first time-it had taken suc.h ac-
tion, and was amoog factors cited bJ
four labor members for their decision to
leav1 -tbc Board last Marth.
Inmate Uprising
Ends in Vermont
·WINDSOR. Vt. (UPI) -Inmates ol
the Vermont State Prison h a v e
overpowered two guards and released fiO
fellow priaoners from their cell!:. The
si tuation wu quietly brough~ under con-
trol aller Inmates pmenled a lift of
grievances Monday.
Twin Nuclear Reactors
The Incident occurred at men were
returning from an Alcohollet Anonymous
meeting, but apparently bad been brew-
ing for .ome time.
The prlsonen returned to their cells
early Monday evening, after releasing
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James R. Kelzer, 33, will be
the new principal of Nleblas
School In Fountain Valley !his
faU. He formerly was prin-
cipal or Cabrillo School in Gar·
den Grove.
Assembly Okays
.Measlfre Setting
Funeral Curbs
SACRAMEftTO (AP) -tow.<o.t
luntrall or body dlspoal m.oy become
unobtllnable, crtUes uy, undtr 1 bill ap.
proved by the M!embly but kept from
linll aetloo by a technical move.
The Alaembly gave the. bW bY Sen.
Jack Schrade (R.san Dlej:O) a 41-15 vote
Monday, the minimum for pauage. But
an OPl*lC:IJt, Assemblyman Alan Sleroty
(D-Beverly Hilla), was voted permission
to hold the bill for reconsideration later.
Algerians
Seize Cash
!nm.Win~
ALGIERS (AP) -Algerian 1uthorfllt1
aeiud today the It-million "'~ col-·
l«:tfd by h!Ja<ktn who forced 1 U.S. jtt
to fly to Algiers. The airliner ll!lded "Ith
the hijacktrs Ind the t:rtW \lttr flew lhe
plane to Barctlona en rOult bat:k to ~
United States.
ln Washington, • State Department
spoie&man sakf lhe United Slltu had
aak.ed AJ1eria to return the ransom .
Allan Dav11, actina bead of American
tlipl-Ue miulon hettl said he had not
b!<n told whether the rll\IOflJ ...id be
rtlUmed but added, "l\'.e are eacourqed
bi w~t has bal'i>ened in the ~~
T\fo rilontha ago, ani>tber .S. plane
wat hljat:ked lo Algiers and tnl
aulhorlties later returned the $500,000 ran.,_ to the American airlJtle.
AJierian officials questioned the hi-
jackers for two hours at the airport, then
took ' them away. The three men who
commandeered the jet wen accompanied
by two women and three c:hlldren, U.S.
officials: said.
Police also questiooed the eight crew
membm of the Delta Air Unes Del
before letllng the airliner beglil the filght
home. nae crew will remain ovemigbt iD
Blrctlonl.
The plane, filgbl Ill emled •
total of 101 pert0Da When it WU com-
mlJlCieer<d durinc I Detroit to MlunJ lllgh~ landed In ~ -.t 12:11 Lill.
(PDT) said a spokdm1D for Delta Air
Lines In AUanta.
When a plane was last hijacked to
Algeria, a favorite haven of American
radicals, the Algerian I o v e r n m e n t
returned the !500,000 nnaom to the
United Sta tes but ielused the U.S. n-
quest to H tradite tbl!: ~Jacken. Jt must still be returned to the Senate for The oca, fOUMnglne Jet waa seized by
concurrence in Assembly amendments the three men and two women _ who
before going to the governor's desk., · ·bad two children with them -as Jt •P'
The bill was carried in the Asslinbly proaehed Orlando, Fla.
by Robert Badbam, (R·Newport Beach). Wben it landed at M!ariiJ Inlemltlooal
He said It wu intended only to require Ailport. two FBI agents dressed ooly in
that all )>er90!la wbo diapole or human llWimmlng lntnb at the bljacktrs' ordera
r<mains be subject to the ....,. lleensing brought ' small sultea.oe contalnlni the
andB coi:~· bl Jolm V __ ,,__ r lMOlll buntedly gathered In 1100 llld ut ~m yman ueo~~ ~ bills to the jet
(!).San J.,.) disqreed sharply. AJ the c:ralt At 11 the romote edge of
"What It really means Is a rip off." a nm way in the billing Florida sun one
Vueoncellol said in noor Q<bate. "Wbal of the agents ,tltd the sultea.oe to a 'rope
th.la blll aays is 'I can't contract to get a dangling from the plane and the hi·
. low-cost, non fancy disposal of my body'." jackers hoisted it aboard.
"The question Is whether licensing Only then clid the bljacktzs let . the
serVes the interest of lhe peo,ple of pessengen get off. They had brusquely
Caliloml1, or il it serves to pn>tect the rejected the FBI aupestklo that they
mortuary Industry," he said. take hill the money, releue the
. Sieroty called tbe blll 6'0nt of the worst passengua, then get lhe other hall.
p1~es or !eg~l~tion this ytar." . Som afterward, with the bljacke.n, the
This bill 1s intended to put a certain children and the four-man three-woman
group of San Diego County out of crew still on boaTd the f~ur-englne jet
busines!," Sieroty said. took oU for Boston.'
The San Dll!:go group, which tertlfied at nten , while ·FBl agents and police
a hl!:arlng on the bill, is the Telophase sharpshooters · kept their distance, a
Soclety. For 115 reglstraUon and #50 fee,· worker In swimming tnmks pumped
Telopbaae provktes for cremation and 13,800 gallons of fuel onto the plane for
pUering of ashes at sea. EleCUUvts later the plane toot off for that North
!&y 2,500 membus wish to have "thil African nation where Black Panther
minimal servicl!:. '' Eldrldie Cl elver · and several othe r
The Telopbase Society saya the bUI American radicals have been granted
would requlro It and 11 or 1% memorial the 3,300inile filght to Algeria. An boor
funeral IOcieties, which alao compete political asylum.
with mortuaries, to provide an em-Tbe FBI in Detroit Identified the hl-
balmlng room and a chapel, whlch tbe jackers u: Melvin and Jean McNair •.
memben do not want. 'Ibe bill, it aays, Larry Burgess. Joyce nllenon and Har-
would put'them out ol bwlneu. ry Singleton. The McNairs' child and tho
Meanwhile the Senate concurred 29-.o Tillenon woman's daughter Kl!:l\)'a also
Monday on Assembly amendml!:nts to wer'I!: on tbl!: plane, the FBI said.
another Scbrade bUl on the same subject. All of them had !>ten Jiving in a bare,
It would require, rather than permU, the one-story house on Detroit's East Slde for
state Board of Funeral Directors and about a year, nelghbon said.
Embalmen to examine and pass upon Jim Moss, who lived next door, said
the qualification.,: ol funeral director ap-the black hljackers "were very slrange
plicants ?>efore passing upon the physical people but very intelligent . • . They
statua or plana and specifications of a weren't prejudiced. They believed that
propoAed funeral establishment. inoney destroys people."
S.ngal and Blhar has killed at least JOO cz·ear Last Sta" *"' T·est J>!Ople.. wuhed thousands of cattle away IA:/
:ind heavily damaged crops, officials said SESAME STREET today.
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The two electrical utilities planning the created the least damage of the tY.'O
hall-billiotKiollar construction of twin processes.
nucltar reactors IL San Onofre li.fonday Spoke.mien flX' the state and federal
passed their last state test before going game agencies atreued thlt studies havJ
to the Atomic Enero Commi11sion ror not yet been completed on the travel or
final permit• •• but two governmmt the warm water,
v.·ildli!e a&encies are far lrom satisfied. Marine biologist! testifying for the
The utilities, Southern C a 11 f o r n I a utilities said their studies show that an
Edison Company and San Diego Gas nnd area of SO.foot radius around the 3.400-
Elec:trlc Company, won permission from foot-long octan outfall would uperience
the San "Diego Regional Water Quality • the hot wattr.
Control Board to pe.rlodically "boll" out · They also admitted th.Rt an "unknown
barnacles and other fouling organisms number" of fish and other organisms
from outfall plp!!:s at San Onofre. would die in the warm water.
But the proposal to sur1e 125-degree Edison spokesmen characterized !he
water through th~ ocean outfalls for matter before the board Monday as
.,... short periods at .11ii-wee~ intervals drew "somewhat routine ."
some &harp criticism from the State De-But when lht Atomic Energy Com·
partment or Fish and Game ind the mluion eonducts reactor Uctnae hear-
FederaJ Bw'eau or fisheries and Wild-lng1 IOmetlme next October alon1 lht
IU•. South C:O.st. the Issue is bound to draw
Spoktsmtn for both agencies said lhe out opponents.
approval wu premature and that they Enviroomental factors now are in-
•hould be allowed mon time to eumlne eluded In the lsrues wh(cb !he AEC muat
-el>arll showing lhe emnt or the hot consider In reactor lieenslnf,
water discharge whlch will take place for That rtl.Uvely new crlterlon alrl.ldy
1><riodl or perhaps •Ix boura every hu caused the ltalllng ol piarul to build
montl>.--11. the two" new reactors clleulated to sern
They said !he hot water wuurtaln to two mlllioo CONUmen of de<lricti,.
klli !Lth in Iha IOlmedl•\e clloclw&e uu. UUllty lldes at M~'• ...,ion uld
Eich heat t .. abnent eot1ld claim alt Ih1t the bUI ror delayJ Iii thO reactor
toN ol marine IU1. aellodule amounts to fl mlllloa 1 month.
But spokesmen !or the utlllll.. 11!d lbey uncltneartd the need roe .-th ~I there a.. only t"" erreeUva Wa)'I to lranslllOJI or the approval -· unloul tbe bu&• pipes wblch "1IJ eject U the AEC 1'11111 tho lice.-for tho
mUllona or ga11..,. of warm waler a two .. ,. reielon, COOllnlcllon pn Iha
minute aller f1>e brine II used to cool rtnt Q>mpanlon to the ulsUq Onalro
11tom eondW<rL . eeneraUna pl111I woold 1tart nul MlRb.
-'llll·llnna CJn either·ldll the qlllllms But thal"11nt addlUon """1d-.ot""-
wlth the hot w11er, or .,. ~'1 -of out Its Qrll kllo•aft tllltD eomeume .In
chlorine. 1171. Tiie -of the twtm would , • The board agreed that hot waler Into -lee In tm .
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IN OUR FIFTEEN YEARS, WE HAVE
CARP ET ED THOUSANDS OF HOMES IN
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BEACH, LAGUNA
BEACH AND HUNTINGTON BEACH. ONE
NEIGHBOR TELLS ANOTHER UNTIC WE
HAVE WORKED IN EVERY HOME ON A
BLOCK.
THE FORMUlA IS SIMPL&-WE TRY TO
MAKE EACH CUSTOMER. HAPff. ASK YOUR
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HO~E. (IF WE HAVEN'T, IRING HER IN WITH
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C1ndid1te'1 St1ppl111 Pown Unprecodentod In Hl1tory
McGovern Renews Searcl1
To Find VP Running Mate
W ASIIDIG1QN (UPI) -Sen. George
. S. McGovern, wllh the "painful" task of
droppinc Sen. 1llomu F. Eagleton
behind him, searched today for 1 new
J:UM.l.ng mate •ho can help get bis
pmidenUal campaign back on the fast
track be bad .hoped would late him to
victory 1over Richard M. Ni1on in
Nov~ber.
McGovetn, who persuaded Eagleton to
step down at a t•-o-hour conference Mon-
day night, said he had not yet decided on
a replacement. The D e m o c r a t I c
presidenti•l nominee said he would make
a recommendaUon to... the Democratic
National Committee "within a few days."
"We are going to be very cautious and
very careful in making the vice presiden-
tial nomination," said McGovern, whose
plans Jor a fast start in the campaign
against Nilon were wrttked by the week•
Jong controversy over Eagleton's health
background. •
Speculation lmn\ediattly otntued on
llMM of the same men meotklned·as "rice
-idelitlal prospecta at· last month's
Democratic N a t lo n a I Convention -
Sens. F.dmund s: Muskte of Main and
Gaylord Nelsoo of Wisconsin, S&rgent
Shriver, a Kennedy in-law, and fonner
Party Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien.
Eagleton, who met newsmen with
McGovern to annouoce the decision, said
today he wou1d make _ no recom-
mendations to AfcGovern on "l successor.
"This is a decision that· should be en·
tirely up to Sen. McGovern,'' he said in a
television interview (NBC-Today show).
Eagleton. Ironically, performed the
duties ol the vke pmident Tuesday
momlng when be praided over the
Senate for a short time after its opening •.
Vice Pmldeot. Spiro All'<" and Pm!·
deol Pro Tem Jlllll9 Eastland·(D-Miss.).
were abseot.
At the Democr1tlc National Com·
mittee, where the PlCCtlSQ1 to Eagleton
will be formally chosen, officials said the
rint task would be to clear up a series of
credentials • challenges against n e w
members. After that, an emergency
meeting will be called by the new pa·
tional chairman, Jean Westwood,· to
select a new vice presidential candidate.
l\fcGoyem's recommendation -as it
was at the Miami Beach convenUon -is
expected to be controlling.
At the White HOU3e, Press Secretary
Ronald L. Ziegler said Pmldeot Nixon
bu not contacted Eagleton since the
senator ,.., dropped from the ticket and
has Do comment on the matter.
· Ziegler said be railed the development
in conversation with the Pruident and
"be said we rully have nothing to say oo
that." -
Eagleton algoed and seot off bis format
letter of mlgnalion Monday morning,
saying "there la no rancor in my heart.••
The letter cootained much ol what be
said m. bis withdrawal statement Tues-
day Digbt. adding: .. I therefore· resign as
vice presidential candidate on the 1m
Democratic ticket"
In joinOy llJ1llOWlCUii the decisiooi,
McGovern had said be bu made "no
decision more palntul or dlHicult. ••
McGovern and Eagleton announced at
a news conference Jn the senate Caucus
Room Monday night their ' ' j o I n t
decision" that Eagleton step down from
the ticket. It came only !ix days after'1.he
42-year-<1ld Missourian disclosed at an
equally dramatic joint newi conference
in the Black Hills of South Dakota that be
had been hospitalized thfft times for
psychiatric r:eaJODS.
Eagleton is the~./irat vice presidential
candidate ever to accept lhe nomination
and later resign from the ticket.
"In the joint decision we have reached,
health was not a factor," McGovern said
in ~ prepared statement. "But the public
debat. over Sen. Eogleton's put medical
bl,:ory --to di-1tt<ntion from .. u.. creat nali!>Dal issues !hit need to be -· "Ladies ~ eenttemeft, t ~ o k at the
neWs,,. McGovern added in reply to a
question. "Jt bas bJotted out the war. lt
has blotted_.oul..ibe economy and it has
blotted out the central issue.''
Reaction was miJ:ed., califomia State
DemOcralic Cba1nnan Charles itanatt
said "this will allow us to quirkly reftXUa
on lbe problem of the economy, the war
and the lack of leadenhip in the Ni~
presidency."
"The net eHect will be a positlve ooe,"
htanatt said.
Jl_!!l ~ Oe.roocraUc Chai""8D
Delton Houtchins said "it wU I real deal
• . • they can count Alissouri out u far
as I'm coocemed this fall." Co1orado
Chairman Bill Leave! said Eagletoe wu
"a fine man who got caught In 1 tough
situation."
53 Major Cities
On Jobless U st
WASHJNG1QN (UPI) -The Ila! of
major U.S. citles with substantial
unemployment of I percent or more
declined by one to S3 during July.
It matched the lowest point in the past
15 months, a Labor Department uport
lhowed Monday.
Dropped from the list when their
jobless rstes fell below I percent lut
mootb .,~ Canton and Youngstown.
Warren, Ohio. However, Boston was ad·
ded when its unemployment rate went
over the mark. .
It was the first lime the list of msjor
cities bad been u lo• P $3 aince June,
1971, and it wu the loweshlnce U eities
were on the list in April, 197l The high
point of 6$ wu reached last October.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UPI) -tor is convinced that Leo wss Frosier's
Fnllier the ...,_,. lion Is deed but the lather or even grandfather.
Albuqllenrue ZOo belleva It 11u_1n e•"!!__ Frosier arrived at Lion CGlmtry with 1
- ----~-ble --·--· . • -~ ,. shipmellt col-llonl brought '""" -more ~--ID --IOll by m lllimal dealer. AJtbouch it WU
-Iii or IO ml 1llill 1'1111 """"· believed be bid, .come from 1 Mesl<aa
Frasier, famous far bis qo, 17 to 11, clrcus, be could 1i1 .. come from tb6.EI
IDd bis reprab:tl,. eopadlles II lildl ~ Tu., -wbel:t Ille delltt ap-
an ldvlDCOCI oe<. died ~ II lion parentl7 bouPt 1 ,..._ o( lions.
Oolllltry Soflri, In Lopml HB1s. lie bl "Slnoe w. wert "'Plll1inl El r-with
aired -0( culll llld --In bis lion Clll>I at tbll llme, •• -that attempla ...., m the doy before liis Frasier came lroal bin llld wu siAd
de1th. 1 b)' Leo,• Strint!er said.
Leo II 1! lelst U )'<IR old 11111 11111 i& Leo, who bss produced "dooins" ol
pn>duclng cubs, Dr. e.-Stz;npt, cube, bss doable Clltaroctl In bis eya
director ol the ,.., uld. and llthrltls, "but he 1111111 able to roor
"Leo C11ne to the ... In 19!0 11111 be prttty pod," the di..ctor uld.
WU 1! least I )'<Ir old then," Sir""" Slrqor uJd 100 lions pneroOy lift lo
_ __.,..·., "V eQ shorOy ll1u that ..be. starlal alloul.ll, Jllablc Leo I r..-( lloo. ~ l&I "
produc:inc cube.". is eq .. I to -I Ill hlal!WI years.
Sb-ooctt bell..., Fruier msy hlie ID> Leo Is 1 8ul>ort lion, u .alhteL
berlled his lonc•vlly and prOductlvtb', breed u.ept for ,.. anlma1', StrlJlier
_mm -othe< thao Leo. The ,.. din& Aid. -••
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Nixon Plans
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_Start Here
WASHJNGroN-(UPl) -Soun:es close
to President Nixon say be will launch hi.s
campaign for re-election in California
durio( Labor Dty wetktod. .
C.Utornla, Nlloo't native state, will be
a crucltl batOegiooncl in the raco
betweeo Nizon and Democrat George s.
McGovern. lf bas 45 electoral votes, the
most of ll1J' slit..
The IOW'Ctl said Alonday that Nixon
would make about lour campaign rtops
each weekend when bis rHlection drive
moves into high gear near the end' of
September.
The President is expected to give
details of bis campaign plans when he
holds what he has described as "a
political press conference·• at the
Western White House in San Clemente
after the Aug. 21-23 Republican con-
vention in Miami Beach, Fla
Ni.Ion will fly from California to
ilaw.aii for an Aug. 31-Sept. l meeting
with new Japaneae Prtm.ier Kakuei
Tonaka.,
1be 80W'Ces also said Nilon woo Id
stress his role as "President" during the
campaign, pleading that the "demands"
of his office were k~ing him Crom the
daily fray.
In the past two weeks, Nixon has
become more openly political, moving
away from a p~vious prohibition against
discussing political questions before the
convention. At a July 'l1 news conference,
Nixon e:z~ the opinion the election
would be close and "hard fought right
down to the wire."
McGover1i TV
Session Set
-NEW YOllK.. !AP! -ARC and
CBS say they will carry live
te1evtslon coverage of an a~
nouoctme.nl by Sen. G e o r g e
McGovern scheduled for tonight at
I p.m. PDT.
NBC, which rin~ said it would
follow suit, declared later that a
decision on live coverqc would be
made when it learned "\what the
Democr'tUc prelidential candidate
had to say.
Aides u~ McGovern would talk
about the campaign but declined to
be more specific. They s a i d he
would not announce a replacement
for Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton, who
withdrew ~fonday as the vice
presidential candidate. •
Rioting Erupts
For Second Tin1e
At Cht1r ch Fiesta
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A Catholic church fiesta in Santa Ana
was the sceile of rioting for the second
weekend in a row early ~tonday, police
reported .•
Security gua~ nired ily the church lo
keep order opened fire on a group or 70
to llO rioting youths who were throwing
rocks, bottles and other debris at the
guanb. No one wit injured by the gun-
fire but several guara.s suffered ll'J inor
injuries. Fifteen men were arrested on
8SMUJt charges.
Fat.her Vincent Senulos or Our Lady of
lhe Pillar church, 1633 W. 6th St., caUed
the trouble makers "outsiders."
"They don't patronize our caniivals,
they' come here drunk and on drugs,'' he
charged. The fle~tas are being-held to
raise funds fC'!I" the church's parochial
school. 4
Ten Santa Ana police officers. sum-
moned by the priest, put {!own the rMlt
and made the arrests e1.riy ~ionday
morning.
Kennedy
Vows No
VP Spot
WASHINGTON IUPll -S.n. Edward
1\1. Kennedy today repeated his rtjeetlon
of second place on the Democratic ticket
"'ith presidential nomintt George S.
McGo\'ern.
ln an Interview "'Ith UPI.. Kennedy
said the door barring a race for national
office thi s year is "just as closed and
just as locked"' as it was last monlh
~·hen he refw;ed to make himself
available for the party's vice presidential
nomination.
Kennedy acknowledged be had talked
with 1\fcGovern since the decision wa!
made Monday night to drop Sen. Thomas
f'. Eagleton from the ticket, but he
declined to say whether P..lcGovem had
asked him to take Eagleton's plact.
"We talked generally about the cam-
paign and the election.'' Kennedy said.
"lie understands my position ind I think
he respects my decis ion."
Earlier this year, Kennedy said
repeatedly he would· tl)l setk the
Democratic nomination for either Presi·
dent or Vice President in 1972, citing
"personal'' reasons . He skJpped the
party's July coilvenUon in Miami Beach,
appearing only at the end to intrOcluce
McGovern to make his acceptance
speech.
In another interview. Sen. Birch Bayh
(0-lnd.), also ruled himself out as •
poss ibility.
"Nope, I'm oot available," Bayh told
UPI. "I'm happy with what I'm doing.
Lightning's not going to strike. I've put it
out of my mind and my heart."
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Claim T"'o J_,ives
Two men wert< killed in separate
Orange County traffic accidents Mond~
afternoon and early today,' the Orange
County Coroner's office reported.
Herman Shamley, 5, of 327 E. Pearson
St... Anaheim, lost hls life in a two-c&r
collision at 9th Street and Orangcthorpe
Avenue in Garden Grove Monday. Police
said Jean K. Ronnie. 28, of Anaheim,
driver of the other car wa11 only slighlly
injured. .
Shortly after 2 a.m. today Douglas· O.
Stone, 39, of 7546 El Ferrol Way, BuenJ
Park, died when his car, eastbound ort
the Artesia Freeway at the Riverside
Freeway interchange went out of control
and phmged down an embankment.
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CLYDE JOHNSON
President
BJLL HAROLD
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mobile been asked to meet the r igid
requirements this staff demands for
the "Golden Touch" seal awarded to
all th e Lincoln-Mercury products who
pass the te st, You've been wanting this
service all your new car buying life
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IQCKY TICKY POUTIX: Well folks,
the. Democrats just fired their vice
presidential candidate and the n1tlon is
left: brtathleu, waiting day by day for
lhe,iext disaster that the Party will visit
Upcl!l itself as it careens tow1rd
No~ber oblivion.
E:ven 1or DemocratJ, the spectacle bu
been hard to believe. First, they reach
into their political bucket and pull out
th is freshman senator frOm MWouri and
ll'li the world he is going to be the nert
vice president of. the United States.
··tom Eagleton."· people mumble.
''"'ho In the world is···he?"
1'hen the senator slands before the oon·
,.,.ntion and starts talking and indeed, he
:-.ounds like a nice .enough chap. Maybe
he 'll do. folk s said. Aft('r 1111. "'ho c>ver
heard of Spiro before the National COP
11ul him 1n a place "'™-•re he could keep
hrs mouth open all the time"!
NEXT, IT IS divulged that Senator
Eagleton had seen psychiatrists in 1980.
1964 and 1966. Now, there are • lot of
people who believe that a lot or politi-
cians should see p1ychiatrlsts,
par1icularly aome vice presidents. But
anyway. the notion that Senator Eagleton
had visited one was too much for the
Demos.
Now the whole Democratic Party
needs lo go see a bead.shrinker.
"'e seem to be a country that likes to
lice vi~ presidential candidates in l}ot
\1·ater. So there Is t~ veep candidate,
fncing the television cameras and telling
the nation that his political expenses
really were legitimate. That his slush
fund wasn't a slush fund. That his wife
doesn 't v.·ear a mink coat but just a plain
old cloth one. That the only thing he ever
\Yas really given was; this cute little dog
Checkers and he sure isn't going to give
that back and break his daughters'
hearts.
OF COURSE, the vice presidential can-
didale who bared his political soul in this
fashion on teevee Sept. 23. 1952 got away
with it. Senator Richard M. Nixon of
California became Vice President Nixon
of Washlngtoo. He even won another
election. laler.
Alter watching the DemocratJ over the
past few days. you get the not.ion that
r.-1r. Nixon may cYen win yet another
election.
MaYbe he had a little slush rund, but
you can bet he never saw any
headshrinker.
The Democrats, however. have shoved
psychiat17 back into the ·1atb Century.
CLEARLY, THE . Republican and
t>emocratic conventions are going to give
us a slice of natk>nal cootrast. 'Ibe GOP
· .. Jiathering is going to be about as exciting
as an old ladi<s' qui!Ung party. The
DemO!, on the other haod,-ran a clrcus in
v.·hich the final act was tq shoot a South
Dakotan out of a cannon and then fire the
~lissourian who pulled the trigger.
The Demos are just about as likely to
try (or an encore. George McGovern will
probably pick Hubert Humphrey as his
vice presidential candidate. T h e n
1'1cGovem will step down "for the good
of party unity so he can discuss lht! real
issues."
TEDDY \VILL THEN slep forward,
saying he 'll take over now for good old
George who really was a flne fellow to
step down "for the good of the party so
v.·r can really discuss the issues."
Absurd? Sure. Bul so is cverythlng else
that's happened with lhe Democrats
since they had that clambake off 1t1iami
ncach.
Actually, you shou1dn't let lhe Demos
fool you like this. 'Ibey actually planned
il this way all alopg. They figure to have
the GOP peojire laughing so hard that
they'll forget to either campaign or vote.
lfs an old. old, Democratic tactic.
They call it victory through confusion.
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Bremer Said
To Be Sick '
-Attorney
UPPE R MARLBORO, Md. (UPll -A
defense attorney contends t.he man ac-
cused oI shooting Alabama Gov. Georae
C. Wallace wu "weird" and probably
''sick the day he was born."
AUomey Benjamin Lipsitz made the
statement to a jury ol six men and alt:
~-omen Monday as the trial of Arthur
Herman Bremer, 21, a former Milwaukee
busboy and janllm'. began.
Bremer sat in the court.room smiling
endleuly. Once be llud hiS loogue out
at a spectator, smiled broadly and
chuckled to himseU.
Lipsitz argued there was not enough
evidence to show that Bremer was the
man at a Laurel, Md ., shopplng center
last ~1ay 15 "'ho fired the shots that
wounded \Vallace, a Secret Ser\'lce agent,
an Alabama state trooper and a woman
campaign worker for ~ Democratic
presidential candidate, Wallace still is
hall paralyzed.
Under the direction of Judge Ralph
Po"·ers, the court picked the jury in one
hour and 15 mioot.es and started the trial
on a.ssault to commit murd« charges
that could result in the ·sentencing of
Bremer to 123 years in prilon.
The defense woo a point eerly by hav-
ing Bremer, 11, sealed in the crowd of
about 100 newsmen and ipeC!al«I when
aix auccessive w:lbleslel wen uked to
pick him out "nrte, iocludi.ng a police
officer who .said be knew the two
plainclothes d e p u t i e 1 seated beside
Bremer. Identified him. But the other
three stared futllelY .•• tb-Jt ~,,.,t
about the audience tryiiif-to~rmd ·111e
defendant.
Bremer appeared . in the Prince
Georges County courtroom dreued ln a
modidl suit, dark shirt, and ytllow
striped tie. He sported a beard and a full
head of blond, cirly htir, Jn contrast to
his closely cropped hair style when he
was arrested er.actly 11 week! ago.
A.J in his previous public appearance,
Bremer smiled endlessly. He often turn-
ed in bis chair to look out at the spec-
tators, smiling almost as lf he .tiere pos·
ing for e picturt.
He spoke only once to say "thank you''
to a prospective jur<r who said the news
coverage of the shooting convinced him
Bremer WU cu.ill)'.
Lipslb cited -......... why tlHre
.... -~ and.uld ho would Clll an FBI tedmlct.n to ohow
that:
-Ballistics tests did not poaitively
trace the bullets taken from the wounded
governor to the gun.
-The gun did not have Bremer's
fingerprints on it.
-Paraffin tests of Bremer'• handJ
made the day of the shooting failed to
show Bremer had fired a gun.
A.J expected, Lipsitz saJd Bremer was
Insane -but not Just at the Ume or the
shooting. He said be would produce three
expert witnesses to show Bremer was
schizophrenic. "All Uree," he added,
''will tell you there is 1 good l'hance
Arthur Bremer was 1ick the day he was
born -and maybe before be wu born."
He described Bremer u ••a boy who
was weird the day be came Into this
world."
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Agony of War
A crying woman Is comforted by anothe~ during a mass funeraJ for
110 unidentified. civilians killed on Highway One in Vietnam as they
tried to flee Quang Tri. An estimated 2,000 pe<iple were killed by
North Vietnamese ambushes ovet'\ a three-day period.
Security Breach Bwmed
In Slwowut at Prison
BOSTON (AP) -CotrectloM Com·
missioner John 0. Boone says "an o~
ul-·"' --..h . .d.~u" 1...t,Jo..the
-;laying of two -pt1b empro;;; and the
wound.Ing of two other persons by a con-
victed murderer who later, according to
authorities, took his own life.
Walter J. Elllott. 30, serving a tenn for
murder at Norfolk Priaon, apparently
•hot blmseU through the heart and
seriously wounded hiJ wife,· Katherine, as
the cllmai: to a six·hour drama at the
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medium security lnstitutloo Monday. His
wlfe died today u a result of bet in-
juriea.
Using handguns prlJm olllclals say
they believe bis lrile 111111(1(e4 Into the
prison under her long drm, Elliott
earlier shot t1r0 guards and a prbon in-
structor.
elRADenlal
BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) -
The Irish Republlcan Army denied today
that fi Rt the borill» that killed six
persons and wounded more than 30 ln a
village near 1.oodonderry Monday, but it
vowed to retaliate for the British Anny's
occupation of Catbolic enclaves.
Oflldals ol tbe IRA'a Provisional W1ng
charged in Dublin that the thm bombo
that wrecked the-maln-llreet ol Caudy
wero planted by British troops to divert
attention from their Invasion ol the long·
banicaded ''»go" areas Monday.
e Dock.,,. De94ll11e
LONDON (UPI) -The British govern-
ment will give atrtkinl dockworkera until
Aug. 9 to settle their dispute befort
declaring a state of emergency to
safeguard food and other vnaI supplies,
government IOUJ'CtS said today.
The decision was reached at 1 cabinet
meetlng called by Prime P..tiniste.r
Edward Heath to take a serious look at
the nationwide strike now in its fifth day.
e Hatch Act
WASHINGTON (AP) - A lhree-judge
panel has cracked open the door to
partisan pol!Ucs by federal employes, but
the worken have to wait for a Supreme
Court ruling be!Ort they croa any cam-
paign thresholds .
In the ~l ruling Mooday, the panel
held that l"lvil100I ol the Balch Act •
which ban partisan politlca by federal
w:orkers are "lmpennisslbly vague and
over·broad." and violate the fr~b
clause of the 1st Amendment.
e Laird Heckled
ST. LOU1S, Mo. (UPI) -Antiwar
demonstrators shouting "we don't bellfve
a "'Ord you 're saying," Monday · in-
terrupled a speech by Delense Secretary
Melvin R. Laird about America's efforts
to get oot or Vietnam and return to a
peace time economy.
Laird temporarily silenced the ap-
proximately 50 demoostrators by pro~
islng to answer questions after his
speech.
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Rerhellion T.old
LONDON (UPI) -Dlplomatlc nporta, _.,,I .. ~ said ~a -ol Ibo
EIYptian army rt~ qalolt Preal-
dent /tJrWlt Sadlt an May :15, but tbt
power crab Wied.
'Jbe diplomall aald oome 1 , 0 0 0
memben of the elite "special forces" un-
der Brig. Gen. Sam1r El-Tanawl toolc
part In the~
'Jbe reporll from Ibo Middle East
l . He 'then added? "Our dlffereaeet CXlfto llllied from Mar<h 11171 anw. todlJ. 1be -"'"" -led. llthouch thoyCIUIOdmedomeltlc-."
1be diplomall Aid the mDY move lflS
• !actor In the expulsion doclalon but
Rmala't r<IU<tanc< to tupply EIY!>l lrlth
advanced weapons wu still tJie main
..-Sadat -the advlaen out.
could DOI be lmm<dlately coallrmed by B . s ~1.,r:ri:-iu::.·:r-...... uggmg uspect
T111&1'1, ,,.,_ ai:nstA!d, Ille ~ J · ~ diplomata •Id tho _ .... Hail Vote Check
believed lo ho ... of .Ibo -Sida! =~pel -mill~ a<1-. Jn , Bank Account
Detalla ol the lncldeot an lllll DOI • ' ' cleu but diplomat. aald then! were two WASllJNGTON (AP) -A 925,000 '
venlona about the objectlv .. ol the rebel cl>ect. 'apponlllly lntmled !er l'Hlldeol
troops. Nlxon's fHlectioo campaign. ended up
One version said they planned -to in the accoont of one of five men accused
overthrow Sadat. The other aald they planned to place an in the break·in and bugging attempt at
ultimatum before the pre!ldent that he Democrat1c headquarters. here. 'the
should concede a list of demands. H'ad Washington Post said today.
of the list was the removal of the Soviet 'Ibe check was made out by the First
advisers. lf Slldat refused the plan was to Bank and Trust COmpany, of Boca
unseat him from power. · The diplomat. said that early on the J\aloll, Fla., lo Kenneth H. Dahlberg ol
morning ot May 25, about SO helicopters, Minneapolis, the Nixpn c.ampalgn finance
each carrying aome 20 fully armed com-dlainnan for the Mid.west, t b e
mandos of the 1'spedal forces," gathered newapeper .id. .
in the llelbela ...... -ol Cairo, • It later -deposited in the bank ..,.
where there IJ a major mill~ airfield. count or BernanI L. Barbr,-wllo wu ~
Reports said the troo(ll planned lo land ttSed with --Dien Inside tha al two places -near Sadat'• home In the Democratic Natlooal beadquarl<n on
Gulub '11burb Of Cairo, and near the Jone 17, aocordine lo tbt -· 1be radJo station. five men were cbaried lW'tth burglary.
War Minister LI. Geo. Moblmmad Police also aelud o quanllty ol eleclrUlic
AJuned Sadek was apparently notified of bugging equipment, ,
the situation at llelbela and Immediately n.. p..,t said It coo(irmed the .,.
took charge in a counteraction. tsttnce of the check wlUi Dahlbert. It
There. was no detail how the rebels was deposited to the Barker accouqt in
were foiled but the dlplomatJ said April, although the exact route taken by
Tanawl and the ringleaders were ar· he check r It 1 ft hi.._..' io. .. ...1. rested and secretly referred to trial. t ,a ter e De "'"& S.JKU-
Tanawi was subsequenUy replaced by was not kooWn, the P01t aakl.
Col. Mahmoud Abdulla. ,
The diplomats said Sadat o~liquely
referred to the power move in a major
speech July 21 when be talked ·about his
differences wiQt the Soviet Union.
Sadat said he consldmd, alter Presi-
dent Nb:on'1 smnmH meeting in Moicow,
that a "pause with our friend (the Soviet
Unloo) IJ necmary lo talk and be
frank."
Rockefeller Granddad
LmLE ROCR. Ark. (UPI) -Fonner
Arlwt!u Gov. Wlntbrop Rockefeller bas
become a grandfather Monday when
Andre.a Davidian Rockeleller, seven
pounds, WU born at SL Vincellt's IJ>
finnary.
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District Five
By JOANNE REYNOl'.J>s next 'lllelday.
. • • 011tJ •• 11111 • Tbtte are two vactnclet on the board
Four ol the live candldales for the -aoe aui.d by Slnllls' rttlnment
District Five seat on the Newport·Mesa &Bl ' -Jn)llstrict Sir aui.d by the
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N.Y. Stocks
ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFORN""-~--_TU~OA AUGUST m _ N
Sc;hool
Tbe !ifth candldate from District Five,
Walter Lazar, did not .attend. Lazar IP-
. parenUy filed lor the' election &Bl then
left town on an extended vaca.tion. • ·
Hopefuls Air Views
cally iealJble and or eduactiooal merit. munlty supports II," be aald. narrow oolutlon at beat and I think the
Cbandler aald be b opposed to lbe Idea. Oa Su Ed-: ':Tbe rllinc venere-problem ought to be receiving a lot ol at-
"! doa't feel year round education Is lbe al dlleue rote ls perbapl due in part to a teriUon at dilf.....,t level~" be aald.
for Newport Beach unW lt'1· lack ol ae:r educatlod, .. Candler II.id. "I Ashe and En.sign were not as)ed to re-
board ol edu~tlotl ~j • to milnatioa ol Selim Franltlln. Candidates
-air ifiili'~ .n.ub)eClf'niiTJii !tom loriiai eW'm.er.<fiil 'YOWlin
year round x~ to .. , educitlon. . lbe ICllOol dllltlct. · •
Several luueli were covend !lurink lhe .
two-hour orum. ere a saiiiPllii&--.r-
Uie Wldldatez' vielvs:
0a,........illdooolo:
:>on>;;aastai!iftew.lde basis.. -would tlli!!k lbe best .. lo -~--spood to qu<!tlooa Oii -education '." ~dia. I• on a v ~ illa.iiil bring up ves.
Ill, &Bl I think 11 rully bas to Tbompooa, a ~ and obstetrl· 0. 1 .. c11er effldeacy:
Tbe ineetq, attended by about Ill poo,. · Tbe lour· Dfstrlcl· Fl\'e c.ndldales -·
pie, toot pJace at .the Lido • Ille Com-Dr. Atth\lf· '1)>ompioii,. :Tames··E!i'qn,
munlty Clubbouae Uxf -spoosoHd by Bnice Cblndler &Bl MIU Mbe :-briefly
• 1bompa0a c a u t Ione d again.st ·
be4dpjbt.d wbelher we uae 11 or not." , clan, aald lie ls bopeflil bis expertise u a Aft noted lbal.a law:: wW go 11»
Ensign did not~ in tefllls of Y<V medlcll man would be helpful to Ille vtoideesHect1_ lsomn th0e acodm~~-f'.:'ve;eyvearalua"""11on
• Donald §trouss, the retiri!C ochool board• · dbcusae<! ·tbeir views .. ~Ilion and
11gressum, t.oward innovation." He
recommended Uie matter be thorouchlY
atudled &Bl institui.d only ii economl·
round prognuna. ' Summer achool could board in this l/N, :·Tbe fll'oblem Is that -·-be ttpanded and upgraded If tite needs of 1e1 education Is not the problem. S.1 of teacher. quality rather rt!Jmis a ·
member ·w-&ell goes on the block tbOn answend qaHtJom !tom the lloor. the students warrant it and If the com. education II port ol lbe IO!ution. It Is a (See CANDIDATES, Pa1e ll ... . ·,
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On Parkin~~.
ByRyckoff ·
-Fr-eeway Blast-ed
Mesa Mayor Urges Reagan · Bill Veto
' NOWJ>!rt Beach City Councilman Paul 1
a,.,toi1' aatd Monday nlgbt that the best
aolutloii•I• parking problem& on Balboa
laland )lould be to ban -parti!ll
altocetlier.
RyckOll: a Balboa Island mident, told
a joint ,...ting o~ the City ~cil and
planning comm1sa1oo Iha! ·be Is
unalterably opposed to a new planning Jl!l!!9' which permlb garagei in crowded
arw ol Uie-city-to come·rlgbt up lo-lbe
lid• property lines..;· . .
'"lbeae prages are' not used for cars
&nywayt:' RyckoH said. "People store
bolls, bave wortsbops and everything
else in them and then park their cars Oil
the atreeti ...
Rycl:dlf iald that lhe parking problem
cauaed li1 tourlslsAs already bad enough
aqd t~ addition" ol more 1~ea or
partla( spocei would. ~ drow more
Winding up an llU..innlnf pitch to keep
lbe Pacillc Coast Freeway through
Newport Beach In the S o u I h I a n d
tranaportation game, Costa Mesa Mayor
Jack Hammett let Oy at GoV. Ilooald
Reagan M(lllday. .
He fired off a lllf·word lelegram to the
Capitol, urging Reagan to veto a bill by
Assemblyman Robert E. Badham (R•
Newport Beach) which seem& beaded for
approval In the Legislature.
Badham's AB 1322 would kill the
Drunk~Diiver
Claim Nixed
By Columnist can to Ille Jslanil. ·
, ''One -..ay -and perba~ the -. W ASWNGTON (AP) -Columniat
11111, Wiii' -lo lltlp ....... tl!t ~~ . Jaclt ,....._ ·~'-retiacliil<tfls -' .......... -... ~-~-:-v ,........_...., . . ltril!tl « -iUeJI.'' bit ~"1il· "TbeD -c-, ... • -• -. -T ....., ...., ., .... ,._ , to have loccted e~ tblt Sen.·
..,_-..i be_. prapu!Jo." -SWIMMEU. WADIRS ll!AT•HEA:r-t~WPO!tf llM:H··---· Thomas F. J:agleliin bas a reoonl of &r-
"Tbe f!oblem Is~ et peo,ple and · ·Th11"""" Waa Taken a"5llftlll Monday rests !or diunken ul redles driving.
cars,'" }\yckolf added, •:w I thlnt the -' Anderson said h1a retractlon wu ••un-
tourllls j,ould bave to pert off the island qualified" and "in totOl,JI and,,;.""Jo~:'. ~~k poliey for w •nd p. · · · E · · ted He announced lbe retraction 11 an Jn. . ,.,.... '1 IUch ireaa u West Newport, 'f, . at*-nrn· xp· ec formal news conference oulalde
Balboa ~iDaula ail<! old Corona de! Mar ' " . · ~ . , . Eagleton'• office after ta1ting for about
also dirt praise flim moot pWminf hall an bour in private with the M1aaour1
-and cOUncilnlen .. .... valid aoltilonn to parting pr'Gblems. • T B k u H w senator, wbo resigned formally today II
... ~1~~~~ttolhe ._.':'. · rea " p e(tt ~Ve :! .. "'.°"'•tic v1 .. prea1dent1a1
freeway route through Newport Beach.
A similar blll clipping Rau~ One
through Loog Beach out ol lbe Stele
Division of Highways' plans was recently
signed by the.governor.
State Sen. DeDnls E. Carpenter (I\·
Newport Beach~.a!Ao:. bas a blll in tbe
worb to get rid of the entire freeway.
Costa Mesa olflctala are strongly back·
Ing a separate measure by Assemblyman
Robert Burke (Jl.H1mtington Beach)
wbJcb would force a re-sludy of. the en-
tire tranlpo~tion picture.
City councilmen in Burke's ovm city
rejected aupport or bis AB 1137, wblcb
oonetheleaa passed the Assembly Iii to o,
with lbe lllpUlation each city involved
would pay 1%.500 to finance it.
An additional 1100,000 would be donated
by the state in an attempt to find a solu·
lion to pouring thousands of can from
the e1lsting highway into communities
(See TELEGRAM, Page I)
-Party Choi~e'
Joh11. Schmitz for President?.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) -Rep. John The only IJ1llOIJn<ed candidates for
G'. Schmiji (R..catif.), a member of the the party'• presldentlal nomination are
arcl><onaervaUve ·John Birch Society, attorney Rlchard B. Kay ol Cleveland
loomed today aa lbe lronl ninner for Ille and Mn. Lucy Mayberry, a 66-year-old
~-~·a pt-'drs'1•1 11sW, won:ian who bitcbhiked to the convention tloe.· --_ ~ -_ ~ '. I-Wosblngtoll to drow at=tlon lo ber AUholih G<orgta U, .....; rotter -C30didacy dolt WU lltill I -™1Jly, 1*'1· loUrceo 1'faddo1 •WU tcbeduled to addreSI the
indlcai.d'tbat Scbmlll wa1 the cumnl conTeatlm Friday nlght after the favorite to fill lbe void !ell by Alabama delegates bave nominated their preald..,.
GOv. G<orge C. Walface'1 decision DOI to Ual candidate during ballotlni that al·
... k the party nomlnatlm. temooo. .
Scbmlll, a lamHuck a!agl'ellmaD . Althougb Wallace, recuperating from
· wbo waa defeated in the Republican WOWKls from an attempted wusinatloo
primary thla year, waa . upected to May 15, wW not attend the convenUon,
declare bis candidacy in WIUblngtoo. . his polltlona Oil major lssuea were el·
Tbe tflree.<lay American Party ...,. peeled to be Incorporated into the party's
vention opens here Thursday with some platform. 1be p1atfonn committee con-
2,000 delegates !tom 45 stales llpecled to vened Monday night and b acbeduled !or
participate. -additlonal 1Wlons through Wednesday.
Kis.smger, Reds , . ' .
Eagleton, wbo originally I a b e I e d
Formation of the typlcal·CaWlM Odey ptcted to be !tom five to 10 degrees Andenon'1 charge a .''damnable lie" N J Le H • h = ~;u: ~ U:or:... ~~ ;.:ts.lbe National Weather Service ~~~' :.m;n:~ ~ . .: · avy ets . ave a1p ong
tolliCht, 'Wini~~ i.,.t wave. L181>t winds !tom 10 te•20 knots froin !or courage and called him a Meett in Paris ·
On Wet Peace Harbor Shipy~d Flaming Ttii! Nat!Oiial "eatlier-s.Mce prOdklJ !he-.outhwesi-WiltWri!M! Otaligo.-Cout -"distinguished journalist." ~peroturea along lbe.Orangeeout will early Wednesday., · , Eagleton said he wu satisfied with
drop aligbtly with highs Inland on Word of the break in the beat wave Anderson'• retraction. "Tbe boot ia ctoa-
W~ aboutt Tonlght'a lo,,-atq brings promise I<' the end ol a string o( eel.as far as I'm concerned."
wAlfHlNGTON . TAP) _ Presidential 1be COlll will be I!! Uie elll_wllh a hlgh.oa lllll<fegree 4"Ys . in JnJand citiea _of. . AI!dl!!SQO ~inally aald he had located
aaalstant H•<n'·Kisslngtr Ill meeting to-W~·abrut 81. Tonlgbt'1 low along Southern Calilornls which increued lire photocoplea-ol i<cords showing Eagleton SAICoN (APi -U.S. Navy jets bave
atlacUd a ablpyard in llaipliong harbor
for the first time in the war and left it in
names, the U.S. eoinmand announced to-
day.
day In faris w1lh • Noith Vretnameae Lale nilbt 'llld early morning low hWrds and brought peak demands for . had been arrested a hall dozen Umea in
negottatOrs; lbe ,White Iloule aald. = ~¥;;,,:rw""~~ape electric JIOWer. the 1960s !or drwlken or reckless drivmg.
Like lbe~I Wier meetingl that l'rtsl· Tbe Eddy 11 a 'aoutherly !low On Monday~bigh temperaturea.and Ill
dent NW.n's aaillant for national of winds een the coaat and lbe chan-percent hwnidity spurred the use ol air
aecorlty affaln bu held with Conumm1al ntl lslanda. It II the typical wind pattern coodltlonera and the Los Angeles Depart,. CHESS MJ.fCH
negotlaton. to4aY'• sesalon was ar· observed at the end rl. summer beat "1ent of Water and Power logged record
'!be target waa the Haiphong Shipyard
No. 3 on the aouthwestem edge of North
Vietnam '• chief port. Pllols from Ille
carrier Saratoga aald they left three
large, sustained fires in the yard, which
builds and repaln ahallow-drall veasels
ranged and conducted aecreUy. waves in southern california, a .i~ru.v -... .... _ ~1-ol 3 63 milli' Tbe brief announcement by White forecaster said. . ~~it.. ;""'~P~• · · on
Iloule preaa secretary Ronald L. Ziegler --....... ~-' -,_,. __ •· .,.._ -. t d f 3 .. said Klssbiger wu meeting with both Le ·~.....,,aw-. '"~ ~. . ""' .... VJOUS. pe1 .. II" recor o -~
Due 'Ibo . ipecial idvlstr to NOrth Viet.-water draining out of a bathtub, Is million kilowatts was set on Sept. 13, last
••m's c1e1' e•atlon .at ·~ P·•ls -"•ce aui.d .by 1be dellectlons o1 typical }'<ar, during a simllar,beal waV.. ,_ • . ·~ -~ winds lroin llie,Jllirth •11 bloin -Despile-lbe. increased bumldlly, Los lalka, ·and delegation minister, Xuan landmark& ift, Ille Southern California Angeles County firemen battled three 'Ib~inger ,_J met' secretly with the g"°'"'plo)r IUch u . lbe channel islands. blues in brushy areas, controlling arr -WliOn the eddy ol wlncla !onm, lbe with minor amounts of land acarred by North Vietna.-olllciala on July 11. forecaater ~,marine air Is blown • flames. Tbe ~gm, .in . Camarillo, con-
During the~ three years, be bad lnlul, coollntr land near Ille ocun. 1 zumed 10 acrea and wu believed to bave ~-=-,;.,. ~ O::':z y:.e By Wednelcfay', l<p!W~ "!'·"!'· ~started by a,~ menial palienL
Klsslnge< Is npeclod to return !tom " . . .. ..
.;::. ~~..!.. nIPI( and immedialel1 • · Flfttllt Red..CtiO..' · Puhed ·
ENDS IN .DRAW
REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) -U.S.
cha~eiiger Bobby Fischer today ac-
cepted a draw from world champion
BOris Spassky ol the SoViet Un!oo Oii the
29th move of tlie ninth game ol lbe world
chess championship. Fischer relalned a
twe>polnt lead in the match 5\WI!.
of vuious aizet.
'!be U.S. Command said the strikes
made Monday were not near the deep..
drall shipo in lbe ·port, and "there were
no foreign vaaelJ" ln Ult area th4t was
bombed.
Spokeimen said rt foreign lblpo were
sUU in Haiphong's de<pwater channela,
trapped. by lllf· U.S. mine field plapted
Tbe publlc Paris paace talb resumed • • • . , • . ,
Jul U and oothlr l!llbli< session Is ' · • ~.red_~non6aJ. Copt~r · Foes~·Join· F~r~es
last May t. Tbey aald these Included 10
Swiet sbl~ lour Cblneae, three British,
two Cuban, three Polish, lour Somali .and
•• Govenwr's ..... Ne~ Beac)o ...,.;.la 'llllO object to Orange _County Airport ' jet noi!e are
W'f N"-' d the111eolpollcohe.,....1;1>ntfcrmed '-'--lefiOU>lvcompromlsedbytblscon-1. e ... me a -caDed llellCojite\.i Llnilted bl 'an . ·"""" " . , • ~ to f«<e reductiCID of a1r~--tradlctory policy of the city of Newport .uui.~ Beach... .-~ -)lltnl time. . -.bJ Paul Freed 61 ml Sin.,... Tbe commlltee Is looting for volun-
qola Blllt !load, Uie ~ Iii l"ll!erllll tem·1o htlp circulate their petlliona, be
one Eut German. •
Overcast s!des reduced lbe U.Scll\rlkes
Monday to a little more than lf!IO· ralda
actoa North Vietnam, · compared to
•· · • I • be Id more than 11111 the day before. Tbe U.S. uana<>ny appea • sa · · Command J<P,>rted that Its planop' alao
"11>e petition Is just one· facet of our dellroyed or damaged It waler lupply
program. We will present our viewpoint aa!t, tt1nlcb eight bridpl, IJ uqe
at the bearing, ~· lhe J!!UUwt to "IP'. •· ~ ~ and twO 11111.
port our views,'• F'reed ad.ltd: ' ' ptpellnei.
At the time that the bearing WU In 6outh Vietnam, Comm\miol .foroeo
schedUled, PoitcO Chief B: James Gla.vas made their heavleat shelling allicli of the ·
wounded, and 13 others were Injured
while trying to lake cover, the U.S. Com·
mand said. '!be South Vietnamese aald 17
Vietnamese were wounded.
'lbe American killed was a Marine up
before daylight to collect donatlona for
Vietnamese orphans. He wu walkin&
from one building to another to pick up
_ collection boxes when the rockets began
raining In abou~ 5:20. a.m. -..
The U.S. C'oounand aald the rocket&
damaged the headquarters of Marine Air
Group 1%, a post ezchange warehouse, aa
empty day room in lbe hoopltal complez,
and did heavy damage to two A4 attack
bombers.
'lbe runways were cloled fer a Ume to
clean away the debris, but operaUons
were resumed lat.r, lnd jets streaked
out lo attacit target.I across South Viet-nam.
Orange
·Weatller ·
The weatherladj says 11. might
be a little cooler .. Wednesday,
but not enough to make a cfllfer-
..,.. to coaat IW<itorers. lliahs to-
morrow .70 to the mid-to'•: Lowa
•70.
INSmE TODAY . = f« pet1limll ~ will be , added,. • • l!IPI-11 dmioc,. .,.daL City "OU. lf'IUP Is an amalpman .. ol .. n
defended lbe need for the bellcopteri. · yur oo far against a U.S. lnilallatlon, ·
!'I~,. Ibero are aome people In PCIUl'inr more than 79 nrcbts 1n14 .u.., J•rrv llllome, ba<:kwp q>artcr-
bock for lire Loi Angtl., R<ims,.
1vffutd ucond dtocc bvmi in hil H•ntfngtott Btoe~ home
~ bearing. . Informal collection ol people and an -.S lo Freed, ''We -.,. of orpobatloa formerlJ lmowD u Cbopper
lloUeopten for ~;ollcie potrol. Wt ·~" Fretd eaplalned. ·
aillDlllt a _,to lnv1dt bellcopl« FrMc1•1 group, which 1ei( an· anllo,
_.,. when needed, to lie shared by heli<opter latiet ....,.,._ts ......... to
tht dt1el of ll<opart Bucll, Costa Maa. the_. Jo11 ti,"°""""" ol resldeota 1"lne and lllmtfal* 8-h. ol Corona del Mar, llarllor View HUis and •
"Wt bolleoe that -lion ol the \ Balboa. Tbat letter l'Sllted in the
llellcopler pllfol, 11 ...-!Y Uled, ls an lchoduling of tht ~ He aald tho
Joo 'Ir of pr111 I prtracy ..i ii>-~ ~ _... fflidentt of the
-· willl ~I et •'1 ........ llrand area !tom West lltoprst to 1111.• ~ Balboa.
Pr1111 lddld1 "lllllrla to Cllllrol "We're bopeful Ibis drive wll bave a
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lbe community wbo are ctlsturbed by the lllen .!Joa Air Base IS mil•· --of
.noise ol the ·~ ••• he iald:"'"J Saigon. • -. .
...... 1st alto that Ille bellcotr* as a 0oe "-idll WU ldned, Ii _.
police pal\'OI ~ ""8 loand wide ac-'
ceptaoict in ' .... --clrdf9 ..... the-.·
.. ,, " botb ecoaomlcil and effective,"
Gfavu added.
"'It woulol bt "lftltable If -people who ...... oaiot1 .., ~ ... 1118
coovnuoliy ..,, .,... out for tllll -=...,-i,: lo -lilolt .............
Parkiiig ~is Closed ·
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Sfl011t, p-JS, .... -= -Ci a rf ---·-
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'J DAll.Y PILOT N
~erians ..
ize Cash
romPlane
. ' 1--,:C..-,,_ Wlto Smlce
ALGIERS (AP) -Alr<rton aulhorlUes
today the SI-muJJon rlRIOm eol·
led by hijackers who forced a U.S. J•t
le> Oy to Ali!len. The airliner landed with
hijacker11 and the crew later new the
to Barcelona en route baCk to the
ed States. ;,n Washington, a state Department
*->"esman said the United States had
ed Algeria to retum the ransom. • DaVll.-acting __ ol Am<rk:an_
lomatic ml.a.kl\ btre, aU:I be bad not
told wbether tho ranaom would be
but added, "We ire encouraged
wbat bu bappmed in tbe past."
o months ago,. another U.S. plane
s hijad<ed to Algien and govmuntnl
ties later returned the SS00,000
to the American alrllne.
gerian offlclall questioned the hi·
era for two boun at the airport, then
k them away. The three mm who
f$.mmandttred the jet were accompanied if two women and three children, U.S.
officials said.
Police also questioned the eight crew
members of the Della Air Lints DCI
before letting the airliner beiln the ntatit
hom e. The crew will !'!main ovemJ1bt in
Barcelona. ·
The plane, fi ight Ml which carried a
U>tal of 101 persons wben it wu oom·
mandeered during a ~troit to Miami
·flight, landed in Algerli at 12:11 a.m.
(PDT l said a spokesman for Delta Air
Lines in Atlanta.
. When a plane wu last hijacked to
t'Igeria, a favorite haven of American tadfcals, the Algerian Io v er amt n t
11oturned the ISOO,OGO l'8lllOl1l to Ille
.!JniU!d Slates but refused the U.S. tt-
quest to extradite the bljacken.
. l'be DCa, fouHnglne jet wa1 at!J.ed by
the three men and t•o women -who 'bad two children with them -u It ap-
. proached Orlando, .Fla.
Whtn it landed at Miami Intematlonal
Airport. two FBI agents dre!Std only in
swimming trunks at the hijackers' orders
6rought a small suitcase containing the
'fansom hurriedly gathered in $100 and
$till bills to the jet.
As the crart sat at the rtmote edge.of
a runway in the blazing Florida sun, one
of the agents titd the suitcase to a rope
dangling from the plane aod the hi-
jackers hoisted It aboard.
Only then did the hijac:Urs Id tbe
pas.sengen set off. They had brusquely
rejeded tho FBI IUJ!lestlnn that they
take ball the mnney, rtleue tbe
passengers, then get tbe other ball.
&no afterward, with tho ~. the
c:hlldren and tbe f<lw'.man, three-,.mm. '
crew sUll on board, the fouMn&,lne jet
took off for Boaton.
'lbere, while FBI agents and police
sharpshooters kept their dlstance, a
worker in swimming trunks pumped
13,800 gallons of fuel onto the plane for
later the plane took olf for that North
African natlcio where Black Panther
Eldridge Cleaver and ieveral other
American radical.a: have been sranted
tbe 3,~mile !Ugbt to Ali!erla. An hour
political uylum.
The FBI in Detroit ldentllled the hi·
jacken u : Melvin and Jean McN1lr,
Larry Burgess. Joyce Tille.non and Har-
ry Singleton. The McNaln' child and. the
Tillerson woman's daughter Kenya also
were on the plane, the FBI Mid.
All of them bad been ll'ring in a bare.
one-story house on Detroit's East Side for
about a year, Jlti&hbon said.
Jim Moss. who lived next door, said
the black hijackers "were vuy strana:e
people but vuy intelll1ent . . • They
weren't prejudiced. They believed that
money destroys people."
In the living room or the hijackers'
communal home, posters adorned the
walls. including Olle #h said, "Fly
Della's big jet." A black mound of dirt
symbolizing a grave was in the middle of
the living room noor. On top of the dirt
sat a small, white, rubber doll stabbed
through the middle with a red-bandied
knife.
A bead.stone at ooe end of the mound
bore a Bible open to chapter three of
Isaiah - a chapter which speaks Of
destruction and corruption.
OIAMM COAIT •
DAILY PILOT
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Bigger Than Lile
Michigan Att~rney General Frank J. Kelley approves of the decora-
tions as he ".ews a huge portrut of himself at the opening of his
Senate camp1J.gn headquarters in Detroit. Kelley, a Democrat, hopes
to urueat Republican Sen. Robert P. Griffin.
Newport-Mesa Trustees
Plan to Reduce Budget
The $34 mnlion Newport.Mesa UnHied
School District budget will be cul a bit
tonight when board members rrieet for
final approval of the spending program.
Word of a $111,302 re(h1ctk>n in ex-
penditures for feQe.raJ projects In the
budget came today Uom the oUic! of Or.
John Nicoll, district superintendent.
lleWls oo the cula ""' upected during
tonJcbt'o board meeting.
Accoti!Ing lo lllcholl's ""'6on..,,, Ille
"'1ljcllon ,Jlill pt in a ~1195,IOt
general fllnd budget and tbal, in tum,
wfll result in a tu rate reduction.
Tupayers in Coota Mesa paid 15.1007
per flOO assessed valuation in 1971-72 and
in Newport Beach the rate wu '4.7205.
District officials figure the rate in
Costa Mesa will be $5.07 and in Newport
Beach the tax rate will be $4.67 this
year.
The major part 4ilf the rate reduction ls
the result ol. an $80 ml!Jion increue in\
usessed valuation this year.
Tupayers In the district are not likely
to see smaller tax bills, despite the tax
rate reduction, because of the increase in
the a~ value of property in both
cities.
11ie assessed vaJue increase was large
Inmate Uprising
Ends in Vermont
WINDSOR, Vt. {UPI) -lnmates of
the Vermont State Prison h a v e
overpowered two guards and released 60
fellow prisoners from their cells. The
situation was quickly brought under con-
trol after inmates presented a list or
grievances -Monday.
nie lncident occurred as men were
q!luming from an AlcotKilica Anonymous
meeting, but appar<ntly bad been brew-
ing for IODle tlmt.
~nen rtturned to their cells
early Monday evening, after rtleaslng
the hostages unbanned.
Pincher Nearly
Pinched Himself
A ~ housewife bent over pulling
weeds ln tht yard of her Mesa Verde
home a1moat plncbed a pincher Monday,
ac<ol'dlng to Costa Mooa police.
'l1le 26-yUN>ld womaa was engrossed
In !IOI' yazd • Wwk. lht said, wben the
pincher struck. "When l fWly realized what had hap-
pened. I ocrumed: 'Somebody help
mt!,' and grabbed hla ann, '' lht told in.
vestlgaton. .
She oald the teenqed boy's upr<Uioo
...... changed until Ibo -In tum -
gabbed lilin, at wl>lch Ume be blanched,
jerked &WIJ and raced ol! 00 bll blcyclt.
'Big Al' Sues Hurt,
Rob~il by Muggers
COLUMBUS. 01\lo (UPI) -Alan SUu "Die Al'' ol ta&nakll'J ••uqp In," totd
police Monday_. knocked out t"°
ol hll IMlll. cul hll Up and stole his car.
&la, In rtllelnal hero Int a play, Nld 11
hlippeaed &mdlY nlabl u lit went to Illa
car .....-Ibo theater.
"Soma 1111 jammed aom<thlq aplmt
lbt "'1' of my neck," S... aald. "I donl
know' "bet.her it WU a Ost 01 not."
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C'nough to financt aft Increase In the
district'• ~udget of just under '3 million
whlle providing a drop in the tax rates.
A public hearing prior to final adoption
or the budget is scheduled tonight at 7:30
in the Forum at Estancia High School,
2323 Placentia Ave., Cost.a )i.tesa.
Harbor District
Will Consider
35 New Courses
Thirty-five new courses lncluding a
course in sex education for Estancia ·
High Sctiool in Costa Mesa will be con-
sidered tonight by Newport·Mesa Unified
School District trustees.
TIUed, "Health Educatlor:, u the new
course for ninth through 12 graders will
include family life and reproduction,
ctlmmunicable diseases, e m o t i o n a I
stability, nutrition and diet, and the ef-
fects of alcohol, narcotics and tobacco.
According to a state law which applies
to courses in human reproduction
students would have to obtain parentai
permission to register for the class, ac-
cording lo Norman R. Loats, associate
s~~rintendent of instructional opera-
tions.
The proposed. course would combine
material previously taught In biology
safety, driver · education, and physicai
education, Loats said.
"It Is really nothing new. We are put-
ting It In a differ'ent course context " he
said, referring .to the proposed in-
struction on human reproduction. "We
are putting it under a bigger umbrella of
health education , • , as it should be
known."
Asked if he anticipated objections from
~ard members and parents lo the use of
films and books in. sex education in-
struction, Loats said. "'"Not rully. We
have not made a great big fanfare of this
sex thing."
He cited a pilot course taught at Rea
Middle School during tbe wt ICbool
year, "The SWdy ol V.D."
"It WIS really identified as a con-
centrated, six-week unit ol lmtruct:Jon
and evei'Y parent WIS notified. It was un-
believably well received," he said.
Loats claimed the Orange County
Department of Health has been em-
phasizing the growing nted for com-
municable ctisease education and that the
district believed the schools should be the
vehicle to meet that need.
"We are a part or Orange County and
we feel It should be taught," he said.
Tliey Beat Heat
But Not Thieves
Rhonda Hardy hardly bad I llOQcl day
on Newport Be.ach11 turf and and Mon-day. .
Mill Hll)ly, 17, ol Yorba Ltnda, Ind
h<t' fliend Kam PhllUI", IS, of
Anaheim, -tbe inland beat bul not tbe a>UtaJ criminals.
'l1>ey told lltWjlorl Beacll pollco ......
""" stole • lhopplna i.., contaJninl clotblq and other Items tiCludlnc Mia
HAl'dy's cor li!nlUoo key from wlia't they
had 'been IUlllting. •
llet•minl to the J)61'ked lpOI'\ ~
they found a car buraiar-lllina 1
t'Olthanaer to 1aln entry bad alto 1tolm
the rest of tbelr belongJnc.I, lncllldJDi a
key ·to Iha trunk.
Lett.er te PufJllc l'roaP-.eJ
Burke Opponent
Seeks Route Cut
TEl£GJlAM .• • I
wllbollt f!<,ewaJ Jep.
"We feel SWW11 bW apptOYal would ~1 clv. us a11m11u ... we may bt
-IO ""' -. " tlQw HI.• 'Ii
......... -....... Ula talolrllll lloodaJ l/lenml.
lie -eatliersll Ula day with Slat• ~ ol H1111wQa tlllclalt In a 8esalolt canceled abnlptly about two
'Ille Delllili:raUc Cllldldste ror~'IOtb
Dlllrlct Aalemblyman bu challqed
Huntington Beach resl<!tnll to rlx In op-
position IO the PacUic C.OUt Freeway.
Terry Moahenko, in an open ·Idler to
the public, attackl the f i v e • y e • r
moratorium nn tbe freew•y pro_.i by
his opponent, Auemblyman Robert
Burke CR-Huntington Stach).
••Jt Is dllfituU to eaplaln or justify a
meesure (Burke's bill ) Ulll propoeu
&pending 1100,000 of tbe iul"yen'
money to Jtudy, and thus Utp alive, a
freeway that needs no study," Mosbenko
Charged th.is week.. "Nobody wants lt."
· "Thil is 1yplcal lnnutndo and half·
tnrlh," Burke replied, Crom b 11
Sacramento office. "ft ls not a study of
the freeway but of transportation needs:."
"Freeways may not be the answer,"
Burke sald. "But a. straight deletion of
the freeway, without any 30Jutlon, won't
do II."
Burke'• propoaed ·five-year moratorium
on construction of the Paclfic Coast
J<~r:eewa.y is currently In the state Senate
Finance Committee. It was .!PPfOVed by
the Auembly. · ._
His measure covers onJy tbe portion of
the freeway Utat runs from the Los
Angeles County llne to · lbe Santa Ana
River. He said It could be amended to u,..
elude other arus. If they wished to
become a part of a transportation study.
BUia which would totally eUminate
stretches of the freeway in Newport
Beach.-Loog Beach and other couta1
comm.unities have alto been approved .by
the Auembly and await Senate ect.ion.
MOlbeflko said a oectlon of tbe Burke
blll allows the !late Public Works
Department to continot with t h e
purchase of lreeway ~-.way •
B<rke roplled tbat tbe aectlnn allows
. the purcba" ol such land only In
"hardahip cases."
f'rom Pqe l
CANDIDATES • •
clus.ively on the ttnUtt system. He .said
the new law is a step towards improving
a system of teacher eYaluatlon that does
not rtly on the teacher's seniority.
Olandler uld he doesn't believe the
school board should be ''breatblnc down
the neck" of t..chen but be odded ''I'd
like to have aomet.hine to 11y ~bout
what's tau&bt in the ciwes In th1s
di.strict."
' Ensli!n suaested amiller l:lw ilze aa
.a way of Improving lffchtr el!lcleoey
He acknowledged that lowering the cl~
· site could be costly, but be aald "We're
going to be producing better edu~Uon."
. Thompson dld not speak on this sub-
Jecl.
On Budget Reductions: All candidates
were aaked "lf. there were a major
budgetary crisis and you had to substan.
tially lower the district's budget, where
would you make the cuts?"
Alhe said he would not cut any educa-
tional programs. "But wages and
salaries make up 6S to 70 percent of tbe
budget so I would have to take. a Vf!rY
bard look Ibero," he said.
C!andler aald he "would let the equip-
ment go. I would work on keeping the
books and teacbers to ·provide basic
education," he said.
Ensign nld I>,. woold start with tbe
athletic program. "It's a very real way
to put a budgetary crisis before the
public," he said. He alto llsted deferred
maintenance and Jmproveme11ts and su&·
g...ted tougher bargaining over teachen'
saJarles.
Thompson said he had no rtal answer.
1'My firat errort would be to seek oot
means of alterpate financing to keep the
budget in.tact and then I'd have a look at
the soft artU of the budget.''
' --.,. to -Colla ......
-Alll-be ~-... . mllll~-:--.,-_,:._,;..,~-urge tbe Huntlnaton City Council CllY olltdall have beel dellJlna tbelr
to takt an official stand aplnlt the own dedtlon on what eourte ..,~follow nn
freeway and Burke'• prop 0 .s e d ~final detenninatioo ot 11'e"1on
moratorium and tradaporlltlon atody. 1 l'fteway ""'te tbn>up Costa Meaa 111Ul
Two weeb qo, tbt city COWICU r<f... that crucW .,..tJna,
ed to pua a molutlon .,J1POrtlnJ . Mayor Hammttt uld twn -.,.
ll\lrko'o bill, but tlit council alao roru.ed that hJ&hw111 offldall vett ~ to
to pau a resolution ops>Oling il indtcalt how fir °"' ntlcht go ID belpJoa c.ouncl.lmen Were spilt. with some lllP-t the-city work out pottsallaUy aravt traffic
portihg and aome oppo$1ng the cnaat . problemsJelt by cnaat lreeway deleJion.
lrttWay, but nearly aU ~ that any , One'""-bU -a series ol off· councll llmd oo the il!ue Is fuUJe. r-IO carry -tbhound Newport
Mayor Al r.oea aald: "I rulJy cjon'l ... Jl'rtoway trallk oil onto Newport B<ocb
clentand lhll whole llt11atloo. I'm IOinc , atrftll In a lltlldy, ordttly Dow. ·
to abtlaln oo Ill)' vote." Defeat ol Badbam'a blD and auppori o!
Burke ind Molhenko will talll)e Int the Burke's ....,ttt-~ would be _.
'10th Diltrlc:t AuemblJ · lfat in tbe tlol to tbe latter poulblllty. 1'
November gt.Dfl'l.I dectlon. The dlltrlct 1 ''Tbtre's no t.omarrow with ,
covers Hunlinilon lleadl Seal Beach, Badlitm bUl," Mayor Hammc1l dec1*ed
Loi Alamllol lwhart M~ Jlva) 1JllondaY alternonn. • ' f ..
and parts of Fountain Valley, Gll'de~ ,• 11lt'• Ute the Workl Series," ..
Grove and c.o.ta Meu. Hammett. who happens himlelf to r a
Assembly Okays
Measure Setting
Funeral Curbs
SACRAMEN'ro (AP) -Low-coot
lunerala or body d'-1 may becnmo
unobtainable, crlllcs say, lllJder a blll ap-
proved by tbe Alaembly but kepi from
. final action by a technlcaJ move.
Tbe Auembly gave tbe bill by Sen.
Jad< Schrade (fl.San Diego) a U-25 vote
Monday, tbe minimum for pauqe. But
an opponent, Auemblyman Alan !leroty
(0-Beverly IIUls), wu voU!d permluloo
to hnld the blll for reconalderatloo later.
It mll!t stlll be roturned to tbe Senate lnr
sem~profuslonal bueball •mplre.
"You throw all your batte.ra and
pitchers into the game." he continued of
his laat-dltdl appeal to Gov. Reogan In
which be outlined ecooomic and develop-
mental problems.
"Assemblyman Badham's bill could
~muculate any opJJOrtwlil.)' for dev•lo~
meot of any' alternatives lnvolvinc Calta
Mesa arid lta fretwayt and tbel!i
termini," he wired.
He said taking a knife to the vital
Pacillc C<Jast Freeway would allo
forever preclude Mure -Mlona ot
freeway problema most acceptable to an
cities concerned, plul tbe COWJfy.
Oolltinuation of planl for downtown
Cosio Maso ~ .. 1opmen1 11. alao ataJJ.
ed, pendq rt00lutloa of tbe long
lreewayqu~oo.
PARKING ..•
. concurrence In Assembly amendments
before going to the governor'• deak . property owner and he should be able to
'Ille bill waa carried In the Auembly use valllll>le land to the belt advantqe,"
by Robert Badham, (R-Newport lleadl). aaid tommlsainner Gorden Glau.
He said It w .. Intended only to roqun . "Many of tbe garal'I In tbett ortal
tbJt an penons whn clilpole of human were built a lnng time qo whoa cara
mnalna be IRlbjecl to !bf 11111e llcenllng were mnaller." said Plannln( Com·
and controls. mia:icn Qalrman Curt Dosh. 111Now
But Auemblyman John VUC011C<Uos homeownm need that utra spaee for
(0.S.n J.,.) dlsagoed lharply. garare purpooeo."
'.'What It r<ally means Is a rip oil," RJCkolf apln brought up the laue of
Vuconcdlos aald In floor debate. "Whal pragu being llled for other plllpoRll
thia bill says Lt 'I can't contract to 1et a but drew fire from Glass.
low-coal, noalaney dJli>l>lal or my body'." "Wben one of tbete varlanc8 Is a11o ....
"The guellloa la wbelber llcomlntr ed, tbe approval conlalnl a roqulrtment
....... tbe mterat ol the people' of that !be '"!I" be UHd Ollly Nr c:ar caufomla, er if It senra: to protect the storage.'..,GJ.alt lliia. 'l.".f!11,,.,
mortuary lnduatry," he said. "Then l wOil1d 'll!Qfll our pollcomen
Slerpty caJJed tbe bill "nne ol the worst gel out there and enlorao It becalile I'm
plects oI leglslatlon tbls year-" tht only one on my block who hil both
"This blll II intended to put a certain garages !llled with cars," Ryclloll
group of San Diego County out of countered.
business," Sieroty aald. In other busineu, the city ofOclaJ1
The San Diego Jll'OllP, which teslllled ar received a aummary of c:oosultantl' JJnd.
.• hearing on the blll, Is tbe Telopbasa _lnp Ind a progroa nport fnlm tba
Society. For 115 registration and !ISO fee Community Develop!D"1t Department on
Telophase provides for cremation and the clty'1 1entra1 plan.
scattering of a!hes at sea. Executives · They were auurtd by plar)nen that
aay a,soo members willl to have "tbls although certain pbaaea .,. blblnd
minitna1 service." schedule, Ille entire Plan 1bould be rudJ
The Telopbase Socltly says the bill by the J&me 31>, tm tarret date.
would requlro It and 11 nr u memorial The oflictals were also told that tbe
funeral IOcietles, which alto cnmpele planning Ital! would be preparod to
with mortuarlea. to provide an em-discuss the fealibllily of annuJnc the
balmJng room and a chapel, which the downcnut area between Coronw de! Mar
members do not want The bill; It uya, and La"""' Beach by tbe flnl oouncll
would put them out ol b1111...._ meeting In September.
· Meanwhile tbe Senate concurred 2f4
Monday 'on Auembly amendmenta to
another Schrade bUJ oo the aame subject.
It would require, nlber than permit, Ille
state Board of Funeral Dlrtctors and
Embalmen to eumlne and pass •pon
tbe quallllcatlona of funeral director ap-
pllcanta !>eloro passl"i upon the physical
stat"' nr plans and lpecillcatlona of a
pro_.i fwieral e!labllllunent.
Flooding Kills 100
NEW DEUII '(AP) -FJoodlntI In tho
three wt lndlan !lalel ol Aaaam, Well
Bengal and Blbar bu kWod at lwt llIP
people, wubed tbousanda of catUe away
and heavily damaged crnps, ol!lclala Ald
tnd8J. -....
SESAME STREET
SESAME STREET IS ABOUT TH( ONLY
. STREET IN THE HARBOR AREA THAT HASN'li
HAD A CARPET INSTALLATION BY ALDEN'S.
IN OUR FIFTEEN YEARS, WE HAVE
CA R P ET ED THOUSANDS OF HOMES IN
COSTA MESA. NEWPORT BEACH, LAGUNA
BEACH Al)jD HUNTING:TON BEACH. ONE
NEIGHBOR TELLS ANOTHER UN1'1t: . WE
HAVE WORKED· IN EVERY -HOME ON A
BLOCK.
THE FORMULA IS SIMPl.b-WE TRY TO
MAKE EACH CUSTOMER HAPPY. ASK YOUR
NEIGHBOR-fWE PROBABLY CARPETED HER
HOME. (IF WE HAVEN'T, IRING H~ IN WITH
'YOU.)
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Jets Leave
....... Tard
.SAIGON (AP) -U.S. Navy jell hno
altlChd a lblpylnl ID Roi ....... barber
-for .lliO l!nt time In 1he -Ind left it bl
~,,the U.S. t<mmnd aanouncect ~
day. ' ~
"Ttie lartel ..... the Bolpbooc SlllpJor4,
No. s .. the IOUthw..t.m edCt o(North
Vlelnun'• dliil port. Pilotl from Ibo
-shlilp aid Ille)' left three
larie, IUSlalned fires In the yard, which
builds ........... llhlllow<lrall -
of variOus slus.
Tbe U.S. Comm•nd aaid u,t strikes
,.... llondO}' were not oesr the cleep-
chft ... la Ibo jut, .... "there ......
"" fonlp _ .. la lliO .... lbol w•
W-boil
,S,W-,ald %1 -~ sblps .....
11111 .. '""""'"°'' doopnler ......... ~-Ibo U.S. -lleld --._ . ...,. .. .,,., iiW ... • n I ! ••
-....,.. foqr.~ ... -Jlritllb. two 'CINo. -p.u., ,_ lolnau ml
oneEutGermln. .
,OnrQll llldel reduted the U.S. 11r1ka
Monday lo a Utile more than :11111 roldi
aciooo North .Vietnam, -pattd to
more than 300 the clay before. The U.S.
QMDmllld ~ that. !ts piaoel also
destivyed er cJamapl !.\ lfaler 111PP'1
craft, 1.1 trucb, eilhl bridgtl, 1J ....... ..... .... w-.... two fuel 'pelinel .
pi IA so.iii· ~ Qlmmunlat lcrces
iiii& thilr beavlett sbollinl attacl:. of the
year ao far against a U.S. tnstallallon,
pouring more Ihm '19 rockds Into Ibo
!lien lloa Air Bue 15 --ol Saigon. one American wu tilled, ts were
wounded, and 1J othen were Injured
while teyln& to lake cover, the U.S. Cool·
l!!lQ!i aal4. Ttie ~ Vielnunele &old 17
Vietmme.e were wounded.
· The American killed WU a Marine up .
. before claJJJcb! to collect donalm for
VJelnimne orpbans. lie WU WaJklng
from -liulldlnl to another to pick up colleCilon, boxa when the rockds began
talniD& In iboul 5:IO·a.m.
Office r ·shoots
Armed Mesan
In Huntingron
After !JO .. ~ ~ drop bis l'lf!t IOd
l'lDUlled Illa boll -.. a Costa Mesa
DWI WU shot iwlce in Ibo heocl M'°'onclay
nlgbt by a Huollnglon lleacll police ol·
ficer after the anned lll!lpocl wu
discovered bldlnc ID bll former wife's
apartment.
James Sanders, 2'. Is ID criUcal con-
-today alter be loroed the bedroom ~ootatlon with Off-E d w a r .d
Five :school
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'l1le flfll cand""'te -DilU1ct Five, Waller Law, did DOI attend. Law al'" ~ -for ibe -and then left -• an.-ncatlon. -·-were COYOled clUr1ar the two-bour !Grum. Here ii a aampltilc of
the Cllldlclates" vie1!1:. °" ____ , .
notnpson caut.loned agalnlt
t~ t.owanf innovaUoa." He
recommended, the -be thoroughly
-IOd inltlluled Clllly jf -'
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' ~Y.PU'Pt ...... '-..... SWIMMIRS, WADllS llAT HIAT IN °NIWP'ORJ llACH
, ,"D•la P~ W• T•kl)ll at SunMI Mondoy .
I; • I • •
Wind ,Pattern· ·~xpecte,d
1;o.Br~~ Up lleai Wave
Formatlon·.C the l)'PlcaJ Ci!.llbw eddy
-psltem · 1s ~ lo crack the
ma,. o1 · bol air ..... Orone• County
.,IJlld, ...... a,nln&<laf ~t wa~e.
Tbe NallcJl!al W•.il"!"'Servi<e ~'
temperatures aJooc·the Qr-Cqaol wUI .
drop. :lllibili . With blglls lolaaf ...
Wed . •'-•'II( T,...,.,,..'I !Ow •'-•" JJetflY """""' ............ .'"\"""' ..
the cook w111 be 111 the 111 w1111 a bl&b ...
Wedneoclay, -& TGlllibl'~·low .ol<qr·
Lale nigh~: .... ,....,, IJoornlng ·low ·
d. and log ... ·~·lo drapo·
COUfl1 citlel tOmiht aDd Wedneoday.
The Calallna !'.ddy, Is a aouthtrly Dow
ol wlndl between tlie cout and the • .._..
nel lllands. 1111 lbe 1JI>1ca1 wlnd-palt<m
ol>oerved al Ille end ol lll!llJlltr beat
...... In Southern Calllomla, .•
lorecuter&ald.
The eddy, a willd movement oJmilar lo
water dralDin( aut of a bathtub, Is
"""'"'I ·by Ibo -ol typical
-from the noi1ll ia tt blow• around
1andmarb in the\. SOutbtm C'.allforiUa
gqropby -• the ........ illandl.
Wiien the eddy "' -lcrms,' the I~ ~ained, -air II blown Inland. coolblg land oesr the -an.
By Wednesday, temperatures an ...
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peeled lo be lnml fiff .lo 10 ~
cooler, the Nalloool .w .. lher 5erYlct
predlc:ls. •
' L1ibl ..um li;iir 10 lo 20 knoll from
the oouthwlSI wiu Ian II!< •CJlanae Cout
early-Wednesday;
·Word obthe break inthe·wt· wave
brlnl> pronllse le the' end of. llrinJ of
ilJo.<ltgno . d<ys In lnlapd . clUcs of
Southern. CalJlomia w)lich lncrea!ed lire
liazirdl 'and' bloUght peak demalidl tor
electHc power.
On MoOO.y, high .._ratures and eo·
·pertenl bumldlly IJllDTed the "" of air
condltlonera and the Los Angeles Deparl-
·ment of Water and Po-loggcd'record
el~ consumption ol S.Q .mllJloo
· klldwalls. '
The prevlous peak uae record of 1.41
miiiJon kllowatll WU Id Oii Sept. 13, last
year, during a similar beat wav'"
Despl!e the Increased bumldity, Lot
Azllleles County firemen battled, three
,bliies In llniiby ...... ComrollillJ all
-miner -ol Janf ICarred by. llamu. n,. lar(cst, In, Cam.lrlllo, .....
sumed 10 acres and was believed to have '*," ~-by a ~ mental psllenL
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)Today' Fl••I -·
" ...-...--~-~,UESOAY,-AUGUST t, )972 TEN CENTS -
Hopefuls Air , . Views
cally fwlble IOd ol eduactJonal mtrit,
Olaodler sold be Is~ lo the01dea.
"I don't feel year n>UDd education II the
thine for Newport -unlil U'I
-adopled'ura ---A.me advocated lludylnJ the Idea. "It'•
"'" -111, and 1 lhlnlt a realli' llU to be a:piared Whether we UJe it or not." i!:nllco did not speak In lemll ol year
round pn>Crallll. "Summer acbool CO!!ld
be <xpandOd IOd upgraded If the needs Of
the atudeDtl warrant It and U the com-
munllf_IU!Jl'Ofll U," he &oJd.
Ow ,Se1 t.ilocatloo: "Tbe-.iilili•miere-.
al cUseaso rate ii perllapo due to part to a
lack ol '"edue1Uon," Cmndler aald. •·1
-Id think the bell ...,. lo lwJdle tt-11
oa a voluntary basis."
Thoalpooo, • gynocolaclll IOd obstetrl-
cjan, &old be Is hopeful bis ~ u •
medical man would be bilpM lo the
bj;ord in this -· "The Jl!O.bltiD Is that ... education la not the ~tm. Se•
~tlon Is port ol the aolutlon. It Is a
narrow tolutlon al best and I think the
pro em I fOl>i recelvlntJ a lot ol at• ---
tent.ion at different levels;' he akL
. A.me and Ensip were nor ubcl lo ,.:
spood lo questloos Oft '" edllcatloct and~
did not bring up the subj<et themalves.
Oe loacher eflidcllCJ '
A:she llOlod that a law which will go 1,..
lo effect In .the comlng 'rdloo! year pro-
vides fer aon\e admlnlltraUve t v4}uaUon ~
of teacher quallQI rother than re!Yftl& ez·
(See CANDIDATES, Pqe I)
Freeway Blasted
Mesa · Mayor Urges µeagan Bill V etn
. Winding up an 11 It.inning pilch to keep
the Paclllc Co'ait Fr<eway lhroqh
Newport Beach In the Southland
transportation 1ame. Costa Mesa Mayor
Jacl: Hammett let Dy at Gov, RoDald
Reagan.Jfaaclay.
He llrod off a !If.word telegram lo· the .
Capllol, W1inl Reagan lo veto a 'blll by
Alleinhlyman Robert E.-lladham (!\-
Newport Beacll) which ....,. beaded for
appn19al ·in the Legislature. ·
Badham'1 AB 1Jil would kill the
Drunk D•er
Claim Nixed
~y Zumnist
·,(AP) -·~·
~ ' todaJ retraclell bll dalm
lo bov1 'located evldeoce that Sen.
'l'llomuF.~bua.-.dolat
mll for clrunlien and rec1:1 ... dr!Ylng.
'Andenon aaid hll retraction wu '"\JD.
quatlf.ied" and "in total." ,
.He enntimced. tbe retraction at ~an m:.
formal news conference o u t i Id•-
Eaglelon'• office Iller talklni. fer. aboul
hall an bollr In private with the MWourl
senator, who resigned formally today as
~ l>m>ocralic vice pre1tdentt1l
nominee. .
Eagleton, wbo originally. I a b e I e d
Andenoo'1 charge a "darp.nable lie"
alltt the oolumnlsl bn>adc:ast It WI
'l'butsday; today coDimencled · Andenoii
for ·· courage and called him a
"dlllln&ulshed journalist."
Eagleton &old he wu alllfled with
Aodenoa'• retraction. ''tbe book Is clos-·
ed. U tar II I'm concerned."
And.,aon orlginolly &old be llad loated
photocoplel ol reconls showing Eagleton
bad beeo arr.md a hall dozeo tlmu ID
the 1980s for dnmken « rccl:lCll driviog,
Later, Aoderaoo &old he hadn't ....
Dlae records but had ..., been told
aboiut them by a "former hi&h MissoUri
official," later identified u True Davia:,
now a WublnJton banker.
CHESS MA.TCH
ENDS I N DRA.W
REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) -U.S.
cballenger Bobby Fllcber today ac-
cepted a ·draw ·1rom world champion
!loris Spusky of the SoYlet Union on the
29th move of the nlnlll game ol the world
cbeSI cbamploosblp. Fllcber· rotalned a
1 ..... polnt lead In the lllltcb 5\W\I.
freeway route through Newport Beach.
A similar bill cllppinc Roule one
thnJuilt 1-Beach out of the Stale
DIY!sioo ol HllJ>waya' plans wu recently
algncd by the governor.
Stale Sen. Dennll E. Carpen\er (Jl,.
Newport Beach) allo bu a bill In the
worts to get rid ol the enllre freeway.
Costa Mesa offidals aro 11ronJIY back· big a separate ........e by Aslemblyman
Robert Burke (Jl,.H1mlinglon Beach)
which would lorl:e a rMIUdy of the m-
Ure transpo~tlon plcl .....
City. councilmen in Burke's own city
rojected lllJlPOrt of his AB 1117, which
nooctheless paased the Astcmbly 115 to 0,
with the allpulatlon each clly luvolved
wOald pay $1,500 to finance It. •
An addltlonal fll!0,000 would .........
by the state In an=lempt'to W a....,
lion lo pouring "' ... ..... • • the existing hlghwa into o•m H' ·
(See TELEGRAM, Pap 11.
:tlodel Fire Plug
Coast-built Hydrant on Dis play
AT THE SMITHSONIAN
Thi Flrepluv as Art
BuJld a better mouse trap and Ibo
-1d will beat a path to your door.
· BUlld a better fire plug -er · Wiler
bydranl -and you may wind up with it
6n dloplay In Iba 8mlthsoqlan inllltutlon, -ooe pio-·•ofW'llJe Costa M ... '
Caanty Water l>lltrlcf Is today,
·The bydront· _....,llUve ol -
I \ de~ by.the CM£WD and •. private .
· designer for South Coos! P~ ii Jn.
. cludcd In a deslp show it the Smltbaon-
, ~ ian's Renwick Gallery.
. Costa M..a City Cooncllman Alvin L.
Pinkley, a dlre¢o< of lhc CMCWD, says
the unique piece of eo-called. street
furniture was developed btfore en.
vlronmeotal design was a major Wu<.
. "We'r< gJ'taUy plcuod that tho
Smitb!onian Institution bu llnJled out
the hydrant we lntroduced u a clauic
e:tample of good 4~1in and lunctlon,"
says CMCWD General Manager Doo
Stearns.
Tbe bydranl wu suggosted I n
preference to the older, more ungainly
style by the Segerstrom and Soni land
developmtut firm, ownera Of South Coad
Plaza.
Tbe-lndllllrlal deslgn·ahow of wblcl> 11
ii a part will mnaln at the Smlthoonlan
in Washington, D.C., for two yeen.
Schmitz Fr ont Runner
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For Party's Nomin ation
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) -l!eP· Jobn Ual candidate durlnJ ballolini that If.
G. Sdunltz (R.calll.), a member of the temooo.
srclH:onservaUYe John Birch SOclecy, Allllougb Wallace, recuperating from
loomed today u the lronl Mll!DCl' for the wouods fnlm an attcmpled amulnalioa
American Party'• presidential nomilla-May 15. wUI not attend the ..,....,lion,
tioo. · his J)Olitianl co major iuues were ex-
Allllougb Georgia Ll Go•. later Mall-peeled lo be .inco!p!rated lnlo the porty'1 . plalform. The pllUorm commlltec con-
dol wu tllll a -lbillty, party aourccs .Yelled Monday nlgbt and 11 acbeduJcd for
Indicated that Schmitz wu the current addilloool ....ioos throuP Wedlqlly.
favorite 1o'nu the void left by Alabama r---·-·--------.
~~~!~ · Hot :Nig~t C~11~s .U·nder Fire
~v. George C, Wallace'• dedalon not to
..et the party nomllllllon.
Sclnnlll. a lame<lucl: .congrmman
who . wu defeated In· the Republican
l}l'ilnary· Ulla ")'tit; was eipected to
dcclaro bis cOndiclaey In Wuhqtoc,
Cease
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and Jama Cra•er _.. called to Mn. Ka-Saaderl' •parl!Mn~ lllD Hun-
-SI., at -7:41 p.m.
lira. -. SS. told Ille -that lbe W -i. ,.,_. !w•rt r, car
Noue, Nudity · Na rc otics Attacked by · t:ou ncil men.
The threc<lay American Party con-
•entlon opena ben! TburadaJ with ·..,..
Z,000 delegalel from 15 statq_upccted to
partlclpale.
The only ll!lllOUl!Ced candidates for
. the party'• -ldeoltal nomblalioa are
attomer Richard B. Kay of a..eiand
and Mn. IAf<J' Mayberry, • ~ye.oH!d
The wealberlady sayz It mlgbl
he a little cooler m Wedncoday,
but not enouJlt to make • dill ...
.... lo coul tweltmn. Hip Jo.
-70 to the mlll-IO's. Lon '°'"'· .
· INSm E T08.t'Y
perlied .. Ila -aad -Ill WU Jmlde will! • -'""'-.. ---.. ··· .. ____ .._lo ....
......... .._ ., •• ~. lite -...... -..._
-1111 -ti ~ .. r1lla. ____ 1111_ .. ..,
1111 -bot -...... act! .... .. boll ...... lflo-to-. ...
~ta lflo pollct -
---ta l'lomm lloapllal ... -· ' .... _ .. lllln tr? ta .. It On1et ca.a, Mdm' Coats_ .. ___ ....,..
ad -wD lalml tt w1114
..... llL
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• oth<r lnlractloos, lia Oil tho di)''• west
aldt.
Papa Joe'1, tt appeara, bu ...,. ... u-advetllllni oJim. acardlnc
k) Wtlr'1 memo.
"I checl:ed bulldln& ..-.! lllol ml
-fiDd DO ponnils tter --toj'apa Joe's for -or olterlnrl ol .., lips eiomo11J In _,, Weir ,_tad.
Ill &old In .addltJoo tcr -......
leriolF -olpo. Piii"' :loo'1 ......... palltled .. btadrad out wjadows = ..... ~ ........ 111o
"'!'be -'Nude'._.. .... ibon
allfllt (I) --an -Olh•• 11" ........,_.,,.,.,u:zvNltotDof
tlio --., the ••. wMcb Illa e:IAClll>OWtC, ..... I)
- -blldlhiM<l lo Illa -m.n WUflla&lm lo draw -to lier C'llllticlacJ.
Madilos -aCbecluJea to ....... 0..
-FllClly lll&bt alter Ibo deleplolbave-i.Gthelr.,.-.
Parking Lots Cloeed .
PU ISBdRGB (UPI) -l'arttnc lot al-
lendaoll and --. ""'t .. fll'lltl Jo.
day In Ii coatnd ....,.., cloll!ll -ol
Plllaf>urlb'• -11111. ~ llld
tralllc ln Ibo dn1 lllln --...... "1 .......
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DA.ILY PILOT c ,..,..,, ....,.. \, 1'71 '· •
~ rench Put in Works .
Burke .. Opponent·
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Seeks Route Cut Fr~way Rouw May Upset .De.nsity Plans
Gro0ns erupted Monday nl1bt at a
ta Mesa City Counctl-Plaoolng C<>m-
k)n 1twdy-uu\on when a n»Okty
nch was harltd b1to delicate works
lvlng future northlklt denslty ~nd
afnc now planf.
Curren Uy. the city has seven alternate
density proposals under study for future
velopibtnl ol a 300«re sector.
llet>lb of a new, proposed &<urved
"nnedor 10ad to carry lncreaalng traf·
throu,gh the area and proposals to
ke Paularino Avenue into a cul-de-sac
two spolJ bad also just been laid out.
lidure di1<tisilons proceeded on the
I of eight stud.Jes ln progreu for 90lv·
rnulUple problems ftctd by M,..
oods tract residents and 1urroundlng
woen , however, the bad news
me.
The Stale Division of Highways ii con-
, mplalini four allgnments for the future
nge Freeway (Route 57), linkina; the
ta Ana,· San Diego and C.Orona del
Marntewayf.
Coe ·would ram Rotlte 17 "•Ill lhr«leh
tho currenL Mua w~ 1tudy 1ru,
virtually wiping out moat of It ln seven
yeara. "Aiid J think it's the state's favored
route," remarked Plaonlne DlrectDr BUI
Duoo.
A chorul or moan.t followed, ~t DuM
wu quick to polnt out no recom-
mendaUons have betn olfered yet and a
whole series of additional studies and
hearings are to follow .
He said tht so-called Bristo1-~faln Cor·
ridor ht envisions u the state's favored
Route 57 aUgnmeot -at tm million It
would be se«>rMI most eostly -ii purdy
his own prognosUcation.
"And II you look at the 1eheduUng on
this, it's 'w1y down the line," Dunn con-
tinued , notiq the Oranae Frttway 1tetor
involved has a 1.f7MO priority rating in
Sacramento.
ScPJth Coul Plaza, which Is doubling lo
lllt, -w be Jell alono.
Ono Rwte 11 .u,nm.nt would follow
Harl>oF Boulev•~ ...U.1 Q .f million
for rJahl..C-way, 5:1 rnJDlorrror """ alruCIJoo and would total 111.1 mlllloo.
. The -would run right dowo the Slnta Ana RJver, cotUna: $29.i mWlon tor
rlght..r·way, '91 mlllJoo 10< comtnJctlon
and tota11111 fl2$.4 million.
The Briatol-Matn Corridor concept
would COit $f7 mllllon for 1'1Jbt-of41y,
f1$ millloo IOI' COllllruction, addin& up to
$122 million.
The lrtate has one variation of the
Br~tol·Maln Corridor wbl<b would •port
the arta under study 11 the present time.
Duoo said, bow1vtr, bt tblnU hit proo
jectlon nivealed Monday night U a
variation of the fint route allpment is
probably the state'• pnf.,.,.,..
City offlclob ooted it Is Ironic the
state's projected Route 57 alt&nments
were developed by Gruen a& AJJociates, a
private conaultlng firm. ~
•
-~tic cilii!Ji!ite !or ~
.. Dllltrtel "-1\bl)'llWI bu cballe111ed
HuoU111too Beach realbent1 to rbe In op-
position to the Paclllc Coul ll'ftew11.
Terry Moobenlm. tn on -letter ID
the public, attacb lbe f I Ye· Ye a r
moratorium on tho f..e...., propooed by
bis opponent, Auemblyman Robert
Burtt (R.ffunU111too Beach),
It la t!illi<ult to explain ,... jultlly a
meuure (Burk•'• bill) that -
S(>llodfng 1100,000 ol the tarpay••" U~I ,........, ~ -n\()ney to tludy, and thut keep ilJyt, A
freeway that Dttds no 1hldy," MOlberito
c!tarted thll weok. "Nobody waola It." Seei119Spota
Prince Edward, 8, ol England
has contracted chicken pox
and ill Confined aboard lbe
royal yacht Britannia.
"This ii typical tnoueodo ,_.i half·
truth," Burka -ln>m b I 1 S.cramentO otnce. "lt II not a Jttily of
the fr .. way but ot lrlnlporlatlon need>."
" ~-itii•ay, iiltliciil ani iOliillOn; won1
do .It." • •
Burke'• propoeed nv.,ear mora~um
oo COllltrut:llon ol the Paclllc ,J:out
Freeway II currently In the mi. Senate
l'ioance C<>mmfttee, It WU a_..i by
the Auembly.
' Hit ....,.... COYen onty the porlfoa of
!be freew•y that ru111 from the l..os
Angelu County line to tht Senta Ana
River. He lli41t coutd be ant<Pde4 lo Jn.
elude ---. If they -to become a ptrt ol 1 tranoporlalflm llludy.
Bllll whl<b would totally ellnilllate
-ol the.Jmew17-ln...!1._i
Beach. LOllJ Buql and othar -commllllitlts btn a1ao been approYld by
tht -Y anil await Smate aclloo.
Molhenl:o Aid a oeclloa of the Dartt
bill allows the llett Publ!c W0tb
Dopartmeot to continue with I b •
purdi.ue ol frffway rllflU-<11-W.y,
IN'ewport-Mesa Trustees
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Gruen & Associates also submitted a
propoaed roadway realignment carrying
increasingly heavy trafnc in t be
northeast area from Randolph Avenue to
Dear Street on a gentle curve.
This would reduce surface traffic on
Baker and other street!, ffi addition to
ending Paularlno Ave.n~ at two cul-de-
sacs on either aide of the Orll11£e
Assembly Okays
"Freeway1 may not be tht anrwtr,"
Burke said. "But a straight detet.k)n of
f'roMP .. eJ
llllrtt replled that tlie IOCtlon allows
the purchase of such land only in
"hardship cases.··
Moshenko said he hopes rs!ktenls wlll
urge the Huntington Beach City Counc.lJ
to teke .an olflciaL.staod qalmt lbt
freeway and Burke's p r o po 1 e d
moratorium and transportation study. Plan to Reduce Budget Freeway. .
Elimination or Paularino Avenue as an
arterial highway would presumably end a
long and bitter outcry by area reakle:n~
for lessened and slowtr traffic,
Measure Setting
Funeral Curbs
CANDIDATES •.
cllllfvtly on the -system. Bo said
the ntW llw II a otep tow.,i. Improving
a oy1tem of tacber evaluatloo that does
Two wee.ks ago, the city couocil r.tful.
ed to pau a resolution aupportlnc
Burke's bill, bul the council aJao i<IUMcl
to pass a reaoh&Uon opposing it. "': The $34 million Newport-1-feu Unified
School District budget will be cut a blt
.tonight when board mem~ mett tor 'tmal approval of the spendirig program.
Word of a · $1&1,JO'l reduction in ex.
1>tflditures for fedtral project.I in the
i>udget came today from the office ol Dr.
* * * ~:Harbor District
:;. Will Consider
,:35 New Courses
Thirty-five new counes Including a
course In se1. education for Estancia
lligh ScJiool in Costa Mesa will be con·
sidered tonight by Newport·Mt.sa Unified
School District trustees.
Titled. "Health Educatlor.," the new
rourse for ninth through 12 graders will
incJ.ude family Ille and reproduction,
communicable dbeasea, e mo t i o n a I
stability, nutrlUoo and diet, and the d·
fects of alcohol, narcoUca mi tobacco.
According to a atate law which appllet
to courses in human 111producUon,
students would have to obtain parental
permiMk>n to register for the clau, IC·
cording to Norman-R. Loats, auoclate
superintendent of instructional opera•
Uons.
The proposed course would combine
material pn!viously taught in bioloCY.
safety, driver education, and pbyalcal
--education, Loats said.
"It Is ieally nothing new. We "" JIU"
Urig It in a dllferent coune context,'" he
aald, referring to the propoa.ed In-
struction on buman reproduction. "We
are putting It under a bigger umbrtlla of
health educaUon , , • as lt should be
known."
Asked if he anticipated objections from
board members and parents to the UH of
films and boob In sei: edu~tion In-
struction, Loats aakl, "Not really. We
have not made a grtat big fanfare of thlJ
:sex thing."
Re clted a pilot course taught at Rea
Middle School during the last school
year, "The Study of V .D."
"I~ was really Identified as a con-
cen\rated, si:1-Vl'eek unit of Wtruction
and every P\[enl was notified. lt was un-
believably well rtct.lved, '' he said.
Loats clalmed the Orange County
Department of Health has been em-
phash:ing the growing need for com·
munica ble disease education and that the
district believed the achool11hould be the
vehicle to meet that need.
"We are a 'Plrt of Orange County and
... feel lt should be taught," ht said.
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John ·Nicoll, diatrlct superintendent.
Delalla on the cuts are u~ted durinl
tonlgh1'1 board meeting .
According to Nlcholl's spokesman~ the
reduction will result in a '33,995,801
general fund budget and that, in tum,
will result in a tu nte reduction.
Tupa.yen in Costa Mesa paid $5.1007
pe.r $100 usessW valuation in 1071,72 and
in Newport Beach the rate waa M. 7205.
District officlail fieure the rate in
Coat• Mesa will be $5.07 and in Newport
Beach the tu rate will be $C.f1 this
year.
The major part of the rate reduction is
the result ol an $80 mllllon lncrease ln
asst!St!d valuaUon thil ~ar.
Tu:payers Jn the district are not likely
to see smaller tax bills,. despite the tax
rate reduction, because of the lncreue in
the assessed value of property in both
cittes.
The assessed value Increase was large
enough lo finance an increase in the
dlatrlct11 budget of just under $3 million
while prov,,i_ding a drop in the t.11 rate!.
A public'1learing prior lo final adoption
of the bod&l!l ii ICheduled tonight al 7::!>
in the Forum at Ettaocta llJah School
2323 Pllcentla Ave., Costa Mua.
f'NMPqel
TELEGRAM. ••
without frttway legs.
"We feel Burke'• bill approval would
possibly give us alternatives we may be
able to Uva with," Mayor Hammett
declared alter dilpatcblng the telegram
Mooclay al...,_,.
He met earlier In tbe day wltb Slate
Divtalon ol HiabnYJ officials ln a
session canceled abnipUy about t"'·o
weeks ago to diacuss Costa Mesa '1
tr.eway problems.
City olflclsll have been delaying their
own decision on whit course to follow nn
5eek1ng final determination of a Newport
Freeway route through Costa Mesa until
that crucial meeting.
Mayor Hmunett said two weeks ago
tl\at highways officials were upected to
indicate how far they might go in helping
the city work out potenUally rrave traffic
problems left by coast freeway deletk>n.
One suggestion has been a series of off·
ramps io carry southbound ·Newport
Freeway traffic off onto Newport Beach
streets in a l!lteady, orderly now.
If the original Grueo I< Auoclates
Brlsful-Main Corridor alignment for
Route 57 ls shifted as Dunn suggested, it,
~·Ill wipe out the firm's re-designed traf.
fie pattern for the Mesa Woods area.
Reserve Police
Recruiting Set
For Mesa, Irvine
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Low....t . not rely on the ttacber'• oenlorlty.
funerals or body disposal may ....,,,.,. O>tndler lald be -~ believe the --~-blil IC!lool board lbould bt "lnatlttn& down unobtainable, criUcs uy, Wiii.ia-a a~ the neck" of teacben, llJt be added, "l'd
proved by the Aslernhly but kept from like to have oomethtn& to ·aay 1boul
final action by a t~cal move. wbat'1 taught in the c1&uel in thia
The Auembly gave tbe blll by Sen. dillrlct."
JacJr. Schrade (R·San Dlqo) a 41-25 vote Eoal&n sug..ted mtaller clan •!Jo a!
Monday, the mtnlmum for pwage. B.it a. way .ol Improving teacher ellldency,
· Ile acknowled&<d that low<rinc the clsaa an opponent, Auernbl,ymln Alln Sleroty ilu could be cootly, bJtl be lald, "We're
<D-Beverly Hills), wu votad permission going to be producing better education."
to bold the bill for recolll!deratton later. 'lbomf>llOO dlcf not ~ oa tl1l.I sub-
Jt must still be returned to the Senile for ject. · ·
COllClll'!<llCe In Auembly ameodmeote Oll Bad1et lledadlam: AD caodldata were aaked "U there were a major
before rolng to the rovsrnor'• ~ , budgetary crisis aod you bad to 111bltao-
Recruitment of at least 30 new reserve The bill wu carried in the Auembly ":!!ft lower the dlstrlct'1 budget, wbtre
police offlcen who will beef up a force by Robert Badham, (R·Newport Beach). W d )'OU make the cutl?"
He aald It wu intended only to require· . A!he said he would not cut any educ• serving Costa Mesa and the new city or tiODll proeralN. "But wagea and
Irvine is under way. that all perlOna who dispose of, human .salaries make up a to 70 percent of the
The reserve training program is ti· remains be subject to the same licensing Wdget IO I woold have to take a Vf!IY
peeled lo begin-in September. Aug. 17 Is and controls. bard loot there" bt llld.
deadline f~ receipt of applications from But Assemblyman John Vasconcellos Clwxller .. ~·be ''would let the equip.-
candidates for the new forct, (D-San Jose) diaagreed sharply. meot IO· I would wort on keepinl the
A total or 20 men wW staff Irvine law "What it really meana is a rip off,•• boob lDd teachers to provide bulc
enforcement needs, ~ over from VasconcellOI ~ in ~oor debate. "What education," be llld. ,
Orange County sheriffs deputies upon this bill says la I can t contract to get a Ensign aald be wwld start with the
complelicin of initial training. low-colt, nooflDC')' dispollJ. ol. my body'." atbleUc proeram. "It'• a vtq real way
·The remalnint 10 men will help hoof up "The qoesttoo Is -~ to ..,.i a budgetary crisis belon the
Costa Mesa's owo reterve 11t1ff, which aerves the lntereol of the people of public," he aald. He atao ""'1 defen.d
bad dropped below the required level. • Clllfornia, or if It serves lo pre~ the maintenance and improvements and sug-
Appllcatkw spelling out tbt entire pro. mortuary .industry," be sa.Jd. gested touaber bar1ainin& over &ear.hers'
gram and qualifications for participaUon Sieroty called the bill 11one of the worst salarle.s.
may be obtained from the Co!ta 1'1tsa p_ltce!I of legislation this year." Thompson said be bad no real answer.
Personnel Department, 71 Fair Drive. "This bill is Intended to put a certain "My first effort would be to seek out
Essentially. the key requirement.a in group of .san Diego County out of means of alternate financing to keep the ad~tlon to passing a personal .lnte.rvie.w, business,'' steroty said. budget inlact and then I'd have a look at
agility test and med1caJ exanunahon nr The San Diego group, which testified at tbe soft areu of the bUdget."
elude: --. . . a hearing on the bUI, is the Telophase
-Male •. American clluen, 21 yean old Society. For $15 reglstratlon and $250 fee,
at the minimum. Telophase provides for cremation and
-High ~hool graduate, minimum five scattering of ubes at sea. E1.ecuUves
feet, nine inches tall with proportionate say 2,SOO member• wb:h to_ have "this
weight. , minimal service."
-Eyesight of ~ corrected and 20-70 The Telophase Society says the bill
Pincher N e~rl :y
Pinched Hin1.self uncorrected and livmg wi~ a 10-mlle would require It and 11 or 12 memorial
radius of the Costa Mesa Police Depart-funeral societies which alao com-te A 1H"lll•n• boUlewlfe bent over pulling ment. • ,.. ,,..,._.~
Reserves donated 16 hours to the with . mortuaries, to provide an em. weeds in the yard of her Meaa. Verde
dep1rtment per month minimum b t balmmg room and a chapel, which the home abnon plocbed a pincher Monday,
qualify for $4 .3? per hour pay on ~ members do not want. The bill, It says, aceordlng to Costa Mesa police.
menf beyond that and are badee-carryl.ng would put them out of buslneu. Tbe 21-year-old woman wu e:n.grouect
policemen. Me10wblle the Senate coocurred 2t-O In her ysrd~k, Ille aald, when the
The nucleus or the future full-Ume Monda) on Assembly ·Im~ to pincher atruc
Irvine Police Department will be fonned another Scbr~de bill on the aame ~bject. "Wben I reallud what bad ba~
from the reserves, who will work ln It would reqwre, rather than permit, the pel)ed, I acrumed: .'Somebody help
special ahllts out of 10 Irvine subatation. state Board or Funeral Directors and lDel,' and grabbed his arm," abe told ln-
Embalmers to examine .00-pau upon vestlgatora.
the quallllcaUons of funeral director al>' Sbe sakl the teenaged boy's exp"essk>D 'Co L• • d' ' plicants ~lore pasalng upon the physical never changed uot.11 she _ tn turn _ Pters llDlle status or plans aod specifications of a grabbed hltn, at which time ht blsnched,
proposed funeral establlshment. jerked away and raced off on his bicycle.
Councilmen were 1pli~ .Jrilb aome'!t.Ep-portln& and IOIDO oppoelng the
freeway, but oewly au ognetng 1111
council stand oo the lsaue ll luU!e. ·
Mayor Al COen said: "I reaJ\y doo't un-
dentand this whole 1ituaUon. I'm going
to abstain on any vote."
Burke and MQl!benko will tangle for the
70th District Auembly ... t tn tbt
November general election. The dlltrict
covers Huollngtoo Beach, Seal Beach, .
Loo Alamltoe (where Mosbenko lives),
and part. ol Fountain Valley, GM'den
Grove and Cotta Mesa.
l',....P.,,el
CRACKDOWN •..
total approximately 115 aquare feet of
area," Weir noted.
"Illy., this ii sinful," quipped PlaMtng
Commi.Sliooer Nate Reade u be read I.he merno.
Weir theo repeated tbe fact no records
can be foond to lbow city aut!QizatJon
, ... the 17 slgno. .
"ll this WU Foat« • Klet. we'cl throw tliem In jail,.. declared ' eow,.
' ... Robert W!ll9<t.
lllaYOt .Tacit Hammett pointed out -
poaible problem tn .proieculfn( lbt ol· lending . .--
"Do w:1:e'the legal mees, aince we
have no sign ordinance?" he ubd CU1
Attorney Roy June. '
1lte city attorney nmlnded everyone
that Councllman Plnk!e7 wu once IOl'<.'ed
by the state bivtslon of l!Jabwaya to
remove hlJ_. drugstore maeaztne racb.
from the sidewalk rtgbt-of-way.
Councilman P1nkley recalled lbtt
former oouocllman W!lllam L. st. Clair
was also peoalJsed for painting a rlgbt..r.
way pole with red, wllltt and blue ltrlpes
to pluc his btrber shop. •
Depending upoo city Building Deport..
ment action on placement of u:oeu atirw
on Papa Joe'• without a permit, CltJ At-
torney June noted the state could at llllt
lon:e removal ol the Pa(>ll Joe'• portable
cardboard signs.
Tbeoe, Weir's mtmo polntacl out,
advertise a nude dance ~. a com-
pet!Uve event f .. turtng up to four llbtpo-
ly entrlinla OllSlai' It ... time.
''Wt.:re 20.-minutet -late,~Wpped one
city official looltlng at the coalerenco
room clock.
Study sessiOlll end at 9 p.m. tradllitJo..
ally. Defeat of Badham's bUl and support of
Burke's counter·mtasun! would be essen·
tlal to the latter possibility.
"Thert's no tomorrow with the
Badham bill," Mayor Hammett declared
Aionday afterooon.
Formed to Oppose,,......._._._._._._._._~._._._._._._.._.._._,..
"It's like the World Series," added ·Airborne Police
Hammett, who happens himaell to be a Newport Beach ,.,ldenl1 who object to
semi-profeulonal bueblll umpire. tbe .,. of -n-bellcopten have lormed ''You throw all your batten and ~
pltchen Into the game," he continued of • group called Hdlcopten Limited In ao
his last-ditch appeal to Gov. Reagan In dfort to loree nduction of airborne
which he ouUtned -· aod develop-Pll:.f:d'~1· Paul Fmd of 2'1'11 San J ... mental problems.
"Aasemblymu Bldbam'• bill eould quln ll!llt Road, the group is 11thertna
emaaculai..any opportunity for develop-sl&natum for petltlOllS whl<h will be
ment ol any al""11Uvu Involving Costa presented Sept. 11 during a •peclal City
M... and Ila tr.ewayr and their Council htarln&. ttnuJnl," be wirtd. Accordlng to Freed, 0 We oppose use of
lie said tak!ni 1 ltolfe to the vital htlicopten 10< niuttne police patrol. We
Pacific Clas\ f'rff!way would also advocate a facllty to provide helicopter
forever prec,lude tutufe ruolutkms or support, when needed, to be shared by
freeway ;roblem.1 .most acceptable to all lbe cities of Newport .Beach, Costa Mesa,
clUfl coocemed, plus tbt coun\y. Irvine and Huntington Beach.
C<>i>ttnualflm o! pllftl !or dowolown • "We believe !hat cootlnuatloo of the
C<>lta MMI redt~ol II a!IO stall· helicopter patrol. 11 presently used, Is an
ed. peodtng -lutloa of the long invoslott of pmooal privacy aod Jn.
freeway questkln. terferes with enjoyment of one's proi>'
erty,"
Masked Suspect
Nabbed in Tree
Freed added, 4'Etfort.I to control
Orange County Airport jtt noise art
being lltl'1oully _........., hr thll COii'
tradlctory policy of the cltJ of Newport
Buch."
Tbe committee ll looldn& ,., 'IO!un-
te<n to help cfn:ulate tllelr politloat, be -•10ur l'f'OUP b an •malpmaitlon 'ol an
lnlonnol collecllott ol people and an
orpnllalflm former!J -u °""'* Q_. " Frud ~lned. . . r....i-i . -wlticb 11111 .. ant~
llallcoptar lttter carry!ll& II ......... to
the council Jul7 :M, -llled ol ,...identl
ol ~ del Mar, Hartior v~" ll1llt llld Balboe. Tllat Jetter ...w1oc1 tn the ocbtdullnf ol Ilia biVl<I(. He Aid tbt
Cboppm-Stoppon wtra !'Oii-of lbt lltralld artl lnlm Wiii llewparl to
Balboa.
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SESAME STREET
-SESAME STREET IS ABOUT THE ONLY
STREET IN THE HARB.OR AREA THAT HASN'T
HAD A CARPET INSTALLATION BY ALDEN'S.
IN OUR FIFTEEN YEARS, WE HAVE
CA R PET ED THOUSANDS OF HOMES IN
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BEACH, LAGUNA
BEACH AND HUNTINGTO~ BEACH. ONE • NEIGHBOR TELLS ANOTHER UNTIL WE
HAVE WORKED IN EVERY HOME ON A
BLOCll
THE FORMULA I~ SIMPLE-WE TRY TO
MAKE EACH CUSTOMER HAPPY. ASK YOUll
NEIGHBOR-WE PROBABLY CARPETED HER
HOME. (IF WE HAVEN'T, BRING HER IN WITH
YOU.)
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