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.-.-M~Gov.ern Awaits Valley FaJDily
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Nod ·Eron• Muskie . . .
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Sought • ID Thefts
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Family Sought ill Th~fts
May Be on Run in Texas
56thMove
Defeats
Spassk y •
An Qrqe County Graod Jury In-fanning on ~ """""'· Muskie Nod •eottpjt-1 is under way today to ~ ' lllltll then -Ibo·-swr ·to bis>
-If .• ·Santa ""' farmer .... 1tl«ney;otmkl, wlio In turD coalact ....
foroed ... "ioatitbo1e• ..... ,. • ..,, lhe Distrld Altoiney'•'Ollice. '
beca.,. be·hokls ao agrlculllirafieale on . 'llbtlkfclalml that~-tlva>ol> WASHINGTON (AP) -Democr1tlc county~ land 11 ·Mlle Square tJi'e DA'• Ollie. were praent wllen Mutll pmidential candidale Geer&• ll<Govmi
Part In _., Valley. ga,.. the 15,0llO to a D1ID wm.dly a g.. 1ppareoUy haJ offered the vice -Id& ~ (louaty District Attorney Cecil hetweeo for the j>olitical fl&ure. r--llicb _~y confirmed that such ao Meaowhlle today, commeol, JJ!OI', till oominalton to .Sen, Edmund S.
In• ....... ta under wsy. Biii he wu releaaes, charges· aod· tlOUlllerdiarges Muskie aod wu waiting today for the
Ii~ about the detalls. """' coming from polltlcll'ftaures as tho Maine • aeoalor to make op bia mlnd
'n. farmer is quatian has been iden-Board o/. SUp<rviach is -to·Con-wile-to accept.
lin.d • George Murli of'Mural Fanlll, 1tlnue ·dellbetl-~ ~ IMlnl'• 'IYlo two meo met for two boun 1! 1514i ·~ St., Sa!!lf Ana. • (liee' P.1.l!Ol7;~,ll;, Muskie'• home Thunday nlght aod Mljijllfls'IM~'I Olll-Y!f"'ronewiil on r. ' · \ 1 ·, . "diacussed the fall campaign Ind the
a I...., lie lllillls '1roal ~ County ' , , • · · • • , question of a new vice pre>identlal ~t.to ·~ a~-i.. ol Mjie .i\lgena· •.Sets ~. =:" Muskie'• office aald tbia
llunl11 1ttorpey• James Ok1ukJ;. who ~' . 1 • ~ -! . Sen. Gaylotd NelsOo (D-Wis.), a very
--.. city 1ttorney'ol SC Juan , ;'i'T!1·acl·e-Ftee ' ' c1-friend ol McGovern'• wbo bu -Cojljlll-• .-ted jhat•the 15111110,1•1·· '.J;l.l ,Ai .&p • '' • ~with the SMh Dakota l<Nllor
mellt. .. made bf 'the Mural Dl'OUlell,,.. 1everal times a day on the matter, u.ld
0-..end -lo"!' liplll for I ...... , ', 1\T~~-, :'n-'-'-----:J -early 'llruraday ~;
ty ~. W"-&1111 he ,._.. l":\-:"f!S' '1'ellUIJlOS "I con ooly asoWoe he'I offered it to
oinililoilb ~·-•• .... If. 11111 •', ,-;. •· .?'. -.', · J,l'.iukle: That 1111!!1 he the cue ... al
-• Uiie 'tlnie. ' • ALGiDi! (UPI) --ba reJeu. Ibis point he ...idn'l go out to bia -o.areo--"'°" had......... ed !be 0... air --..... ..._,.cl_ 'J!!at fq <bal.",l •• -• --
-llal m .-·-.. ...., lloila 6-llt '1.,._ loat bu not "NeUon *Iii oe Wlluld 'make no pr..tic.
..-" thot ... lDlko -1 con---' lo a --PutJ de. 11on whether Muskie~ ae<epl oecond lrill\llle ID"""' o/. the fact !bot be --ll lln Ille-.,.. lo them, a spot Oii' the ticket, a job MOlkle held In
J'll '"w -1 ml llllQ, . llll_uod,er pmlilenlial ·-Huherl ,.. ~· PIN bid; ..... **'"lllll'Dled by H. ~y. I •
I --. ltl)lollod the Delta 'N lllcGovern eni.r.d his Smale office
• -IQ lo .,.._ ..._._. alter Ille this morning be said "We have just
.The Fountain· Valley couple who
allegedlJ trained lour ,_ boys ud
their .own IOll to lid them In a airing ol
bur&larlet aod bicycle thefts are op.the
nm aomewbere in Texas, police asserted
today.
"We think they are beaded for their
relativt!!, home in Dallas and · we tuive
notllled the Tau bighJ"13 patrol to he .
oo ·the alert for them," . .aid Fountain
Valley bet. Vici« Deui.cb.
The Mlllers allegedlyo fied their -
atory boine at 8146 El C&pitan Ave. July
29 just helo"' police ..Ugh! to aJTeSt
them 00 1111Picion of burglary aod graod
theft. ' .
• "Tiiey just Jett with the shim on their
backs," aald Dtutlcb. "BUI' Miller told
his boa at Sir George's restaurant In
Glendale that he wu ieavin( because ol
pressing, ,penona1 problems/' 1 a l d lieutach.
Three Sp~cemen
Facing Pr:obe
By U.S. Aides Qna .. , pltloC Ille '111118tea-;';.,;;;:-' had a Utile villt list nighL We'll ho'(e
. A1prim. •1 • •lllw, w1to lald Ibey IOllle!hJn& to ay liter oa.'' ·W.oiHJNGTON' (U!nj , -T'h re e
, -11111 -e4 ~ 11 "llllder Franl; Mankiewicz, McGovern's ... American -.Jig-ore under' ..U,fl bold Ibo , lift llljacJom II>-tloool political director, later.explained, (OVerMlent la aUon for . carrying
-1"118 todlor, m olltdal 11 -.Or, that when McGovern aaid unauthorhod stamped. poital covers to Ibo ,.,,.. 1 1 .._..,.. beidqou1en "We'll haye aomelhlll& to. 1a1 later on," the moon, ...,. of wbiCh later were. scild.
-. the condlilata wu"relerririt to bia cam-In Europe for •uoo eaclL
"Tiiey .. -"' • -hon tn. p8ljpl ~ aod not I joful lllle-·Bolh OOngrell--the J:l<l>arlmenl' of · Alslers m we 11111 be ~-meat )ly McGovern aod MUlkle. .l<<lce are iool!ini Into the Incident lri>-•~-,• he -U Be·'--"=;-' "' A ,few m1Dltel earllor McGovern aaid ii.. out of the Apollo a --In ~ --r<pl........t the -of lt71.' • • ~~.~ • ._!.°'.*"101 ~ ~ •. h•~ =.:· F. Elgielm I Alln>nlull David Scotl._Allred Wordm -·-_, " -...., · · Monda and James lnrla bove' admJlted laking :::!t~ft-...ttlded .. ,-'..:".~~-..d "!if!t':\::i1':".1nJlil~'Dllll>-Jlio unauhtorlaed _-po.to the mooa
olif1ptl Id, 19 Jiil mlil. ', dq bat be 1114 aidel will' 111io ...., altor the covm Wft; cancelllil II the -·-""° ''°'d "-'Alli a , ~ lo wow ~ calll lnlm lllO qapo ~ pool dffloe prloli to ·~· 'wllllborlltOi .......... ·-' . <l'l*"'"' GI.Ille .......... Tiit ......
Ille .... :......, ..,... -·· ollieo ,eariy•lodoy nllf'oed I ;;:. co.,:a t:"t'.s."i ~ =
U.S. - - -I ._ Ila~ .. ~ .~ two _ .... 11111 the -.-.. tarlll. •
AJcorjl ..... -. ~ -· • lheJ privllefy II -1 home m Jlelhada, The -· .,...,,..,, ... 1o tdld wtdt a 111,,. .-11keD te lld., 'l1lnclQ ntpt. ncem · a lltal o1 SU.• 1or Ht ol the :;:i :r:-• of a 1'_,, = bul )lier clocidod a1o twM •lbe ,
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IJnda MOier told -'tlMilr ntl&hb<n
that the family waa loin& oo vocalton
and asked the neighbon to .,.Ith thelr
home. Police ~·the lllUer1
burg1ari2ed the same oeigllbor'I borne In
,July while lhilt family wu·m nc&t!'n-
Pollce claim the Millera .,_ .._,.t-
ble 10< at least sevm burglaries In the
Fountain Valley area --'!'ting to 11
leut ,,0,000. '
Police lllerl that, the == four YOUD& boys from the
and their own IOn, Andy, to crawl
through windows lo help, bursJarise
hom<s and to 1tul blcyclel whlle cruts-
lng local lllioppln( centers In Mrs.
Miller'• van.
The four neighborhood boys, ll·aod IJ,
were arrested on various cbarJes aoct·
released to their p6"'1lis, accordlnC to
police. '
. Fountain Valley police llao have Ir•
rested Mn. Miller'• hall-brolher, Ray
Goforth, In connection with • tire thelt'
from mother oeigilbor.
Police believe IJnda Miiier had muter
keys to -ol.·lhe -In the 1"' LID-' da llomel tract where the family lived.
"One o/. tho klill Involved (ol the key
from . IOll1'Wher• aod pve ii to Mn.
Miller," 11.ld DeuU;ch.
'REYKJAVIK..Ioelancl (UPI] -Bobb1
Fl!Cher today dde1ted Boris Spwky m
the 5WI mbve of their 'rHunieil ltltll
game ol the world cbesl dwnpiGnlbip
aod took • three-point lead toward
becomJng the flrll American world
dwnpioo.
Spauky, 'Who arrt...i 12 minutes. lite
for the resumed play, thought for about
46 leCODCll Iller Fisdler played his 5'th
move, then offered bll haod to the
AmeriCID.
Fbciler looked op aod ..,..pied, lhak·
Ing hands ""°' the wooden board. Tho American got up, drained a glass of
orup juice, aod llrode from the haJL
The win estaided FIJCber'1 lead over
Spauky to II> polnla to SI> poiota. Tho
Americu ~ lix more polnta -ei-
lix wins or 11 Jrow1 -to become the
l!nt U.S. chess gnndmasler to win the
woild dwnpiGnlbip.
'Spwky, who spent all night clootted
with bis chief MCOnd, R u 1 11 a n
grandma¥ J;;yflm Geller. tryln( to
figure a way lo 1aln • dr1w from the ad-
journed polillon, rwo from bia diair
llowiy .. Tfie Russian did not leave the hall bot
stayed ape! ·cbo.tled willl ·ul>lter Lothar
Schmid. he deared the pieeel•from the
table.
0 Tbat'i the ellncber," F!Jcher•1 leOo
ood, the ,Riv. Wllllam Lombontjl, aaid
m 'the way out ol the haJL "He'll
(S~) never come back."
-·· who held a two.polo! lead • goln( Into the JOlh .game, bad 1 molerial
advantqe aod better position It ad-
joummetlL Gllndmuten attendJn& tho
'250,000 world dwnpionlhlp lald Flacher
had ao -certain win. Russian gr8llC!muter Nikola) ~· _.
-W Spaia;J seccod, ca o ii one f
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"Cainst ctYlnc Ille g1111e lo -..
thnltqlll " the edJijiirnme6t poollloa, • ·~lfklntbe-beior'e'llllll-•• lhot. ,, be aid.
Spollky ..... spin onhod Ille lor'lho
maldi, -Flacher. The ~
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' bttcbairlDdwaltildf«tbtl 1 ' '1
The -dwnpim strolled lo all --· Fiocber md ~ ll1'ttled -
for ,....,... no •-tr-Ille ..i..u..u,. *=!'-bolas -by, A1pria autharWel .., hnllllr ._ Si!XM. (AP) -1lltadw&ft o/. Rid 1M r.-~ ~...._ .... ,,
Bl*tdlo a...... ..... 11111 Ibo Qoss ~ -llor1lt ... lloadl llli'll -OCJ il!dlf, TbO -1U.0 .. .
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' plOl'lnl -· bid ...... 1111 tlJll -'l'llundli1 .Dilbl 1lllore N!Ow--........ -to Ille Rlltr hr --lo *1 _.., lo .. ...,. Ille --... top OllldaW d . ,...,..._., p11111111 ,.... the rudoD ti flmlllM 11,a I 1 llit Netieel AMa •"• _. .,_.,
ClerN ----to-liln World W1rllllll-)&11J1 II _____ .......
dmt"'"-1 •• Jiii .... hr Ille b#.lthely, llll'lloalll ..... Rid Qoss ftunday ... ,.,_Ill bulper-,
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1 DAii. Y l'ILOT S
Prices Up
~harply
In July
WASHING'l'ON (AP) -Wbol ... le
prictl posted the sharpest rue Jn nve
months in July to conUnue increatlna: at
a faster pace than before President Nll·
on's Phase 2 wag~price controls, the
government aald today.
!..alt month's lncttue In prktt of food
and a broad range of industrial raw
materials and manufactured toodl wu
eight-tentM or one percent, tM Bureau of
Labor Stalbllct aald.
The report said wholesale prices ln the
eight months of Nixon's Phase I controll
rose at an aMual rate of 5.7 pereent
compared "'Ith 5.J percent ln the tight
nl<>llths before the Phase l wage-price
freeze imposed a year ago.
The bureau also reported that tht fl3"'
tion's unemployment rate rtmalned
unchanged in July at 5.5 percent or the
work force and total employrpent wu
virtually unchanged at 83.4 million.
"The jobless rale in June and July wat
substantially below the rates of around I
percent which had prevailed since the
close of 1970." the report said.
It added that average hourly earnings
of some 50 million rank-and-file workers
rose one cent per hour to $S.62 and were
up $1.09 per week to fl36.47.
Average ea rnings were up Sl.53 Wfflc:ly
or 6.7 percent over the past year, and-
after deduction for the 2.9 percent rise in
living cosls. the average paycheck was
14.58 per week above a year earlier, lbe
report said.
The report on wholesale prices laid
food prices l'08e 2.2 percent in July: tln-
ished g~ ready for retail u.Je wtnt up
one percent; and industrial raw materials
rose two -tenths of one percent.
On a seaaonally adjusted bull. the
food price increase was 1.8 percent,
of one percent and industrial raw mater·
ri als two-tenths of One percent, the report
aaid.
The bureau said wholeu.11 prices in the
put six months rose at a seatonally ad-
just.eel aMual rate of 5.2 percent and that
the pace of the increases had doubled in
the latter thr.ee months of the period.
"This acceleration wu due entlrely to
sizeable increases in prices of tann prod-
ucts and processed foods and feeds in
May and June and the particularly steep
rile ln July," It said.
From Pagel
FISCHER ...
two square.
Spassky quickly responded by puhiua
his rook to bis king four square.
The resumption of lhe loth game wu
advanced to l olO p.m. (PDT) lnlltld ot
the usual ~ p.m. (PDT) lllatlln( time to
insure it would not Interfere with Fisch-
er's sabbath, which begins at sundown
Friday.
Spassky adopted Plscher11 tactics in
1howlng up late for the start of the 10th
game Thursday. The American has been
lat. for eve ry gnme to far in the match.
· Fische r spent most of the night locked
away in his private hotel IUl.te 1tudying
the adjourned position with hlJ chief ...,_
ond.
Spaasky conferred alone. with GeUer.
Americans had earller joked th.It lbe
large eotouraae of Russian
1randmuten aiding Spaaaky ruembled
a "pack of wolve1 with poor old Spauky
caught in the middle."
·•Only Mr. Geller wa1 wllb the ~
pion when they sat down ," JCrotlus 111d
today. He uld he did not knoW" how Iona
they worked oo the problem• facing
Spa"ky e< whether the Moec:ow cl1eu
"hot tlne" bad been used.
Singer Gives Cash
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Stncer Vlltkl
Carr. a Mexican-American, hu awarded
$11,750 worth of rollege acbolar1hlps to 19
Mexican-American studenll. Mon than
J,000 , students appl~ for the
s<holanhtps, worth fiOnl !ilO to fl,500.
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GIVING UP HOPE
Governor R••g•n
Schmitz Remains
Party Favorite
For Nomination
Rep. John G. Schmltl (R·Tulllln) re-
mained the oddJ.on favorite for the
American Party presidential nomination
today, although the t 1 m e -d u c k
Congrw:man said in LousivWe, Ky. he
would move over if Alabama Gov.
George Wallace would run .
Schmtl% aald he 1111pecll • "llctlCll
ploy" in the cooUnulng draft Wallace
movement being spearheaded by South
Carolina attorney Tom TUrnlpseed,
Wallace's 1968 campaign adviser.
"My main concern la that the con-
vention might draft Wallaee and he
would refuse without leaving us enough
time to choose another candidate,"
Schmitz uld.
Convinced that Wallace will oot accept
a draft due to his physical condiUon,
Schmitz: is already working on hl1
nomination acceptance speech a n d
d.iscuulng prorpecUve vice pruldentiaJ
running mates, aides said.
"I've learned in my political career to
asswne nothing," said the Tustin John
Birch Society member who wa1 defeated
in his Rpeublican primary election bld t.o
return to Congress.
Less cautioua wu Larry Abraham,
Sdunll%' unofflcil1 CIDl!'llln -· who said, "We're IUl'e of tDOUgh votu to
win by a wide margin co the flnt
ballot.''
National Chalnnan Coleman Andrews
told 2,000 American party dele1ates
Thursday, "If you want to" draft
Governor Wallace, that' I y o u r
ireroiatJve. I woulJ hope you flnd It ad-
vi.mble to rtapeet hil wlshea."
Andrews rud a telegram from
Governor Wallace In which be Aid he
would not be a candidate '1under any
circwmtances."
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l\remer Case
Goes to Jury;
Sanity at Issue
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (UPI) -
The cue of Arthur H. Bremer went to
the JurY today with the question of
whether be wu legally nne at the tlme
ol the ahoollnl of Alabam• Gov. C.011•
C. Wallace the l1ll)or 1"ue 1t lltlke.
Both 1tate'1 attorney Arthur A.
Manball Jr., and Bremer'• defense at-
torney, Benj1mln LlP1ll%, hammered
hard at the sanity theme in their closing
arguments bf.tore the six-man, Ii.I~
woman jury.
If found guilty, Bremer would be sub-
ject to lmprllooment. If found not 111Uty
by reason of lnsanlty, the 21-year-old
former Milwaukee busboy would be com-
mitted to a atate menta1 lnstltut1on.
Upsltz, In hlJ f1na1 plu, referred tO hlJ
client at one polnt u a "creep" and a
''nut'' whole behavior hid been ad-
veroely tnlluenctd by bis mother.
"That mother could become the new
secret WMpon of the United States," be
aald. "She &hould be oent to Ruall. Silo
could infect the world. Thia mother la a
ftlghtening thing to contemplate. Every
member of the famlly has been In
Juvenile cowt ao often that they Uhnk
they work u.er.."
Nearinfl the end of hlJ one hoUr ind
five minute IWllDlllion, Upattz, hlJ volct
rtJtb( and hlJ lantlllli• blunt, told tho
JUlJ'.
"I IP!Dt a lot of time with blm. Thal
boy lo .~nut.
"The PIYChlltrtlll ... '°"" to love lhll 1111.-.Jiiey WW ban 1 par1y wUb lllm
for 100 yun."
t ooo point, Upslll turned llOUnd,
It BNmtr II the dt/-tllllo
and commented. •"J'bat cnep onr
tbetl.-"
Upoll% bad 1leon trJinl to UlldormlDe
the crtdlbllllJ of the JnMCUtlcm wit· -wbopr_o_to_
thll 8--ltpl\y ..... the tlmt
thet Wllllct -llbot. Monbl1I ICOlfed It the do!-dalm
that -.... -1'IY<hololl<oll ID tbnNPout 1111 Ula ...i thel bl .... fn.
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ponlylld !lllllct It • IAunl, 1111.,
poUtlcal nib' ... Moy II.
'1111 Pr Int t Qeorp'1 Counq -ecuUnt lltl!bif •stslW the dlf•
dint u a 11leCCIDlkate type t:l ••DID" wbo ~ the <rime for penonll or
ftaerica.J ,..,_, "for f.mt -or inWny
pmhli&"
NO FURTHER PLANS
Speeker Bob Moretti
U'IT ....... 'SELLOUT TO REAGAN'
S.n1te Pretid.nt Milli
Leary Faces Expulsion .
By Swiss on Halloween
Fnmwtnllenlca
GENEVA -Amtr1ca'1 meandering
mendicant of the drug culture, Dr.
Timothy Leary, has been given until
Halloween to leave Switurland and
that'• pretty ICllY to a man 50 facing 40
years In U.S. prllool.
Swiat 1 offlciala said former Lagwia
Beach resldenta Leary .and his wife
Rownary wut be Uptlled Oct. 31 If they
don't get out voluntarily first.
The convicted oiuples, ..,,teoced !or
posseuion of marijuana in Laguna Beach
in December, 1988, have been &eekinl
pollUcal asylum.
Actress Fonda's
N. Viet Activity
Under Study
WASHINGTON (UP!) -The JUJUce
Department la reviewing stattmants
made by actress Jane Fonda In Nortll
Vle!nam to ... il she vlolaled .,,,
federal laws, a spobsman confirmed
Thuraday.
He said appllcable Laws would include
those deallni with treuon, but hi declin-
ed to specify whit actlv1ta o r
1111m1en1a by Mill Fondl m11ht con-
•Utute a violaUon.
M.1u Fonda, an outspoken oppolltllt of
U.S. involvement in Vietnam and
especially of Iha bombing of North Viet·
nam, visited Hanoi to see for herself
what civilian damage and casualties
were being caused by the air war.
Report& of her trip have coolalned ...,.
lllctlog detaUs, but Narth Vleinamese
r1dk> broadcasts quoted her u de-
• Switzerland wu lbelr IDOlt recent
stopover lfttt Le1t1 OIClped from the
Loo P1dra Men'• Colooy at San Lull
Obiapo t WO yearl QO with alleged UD-
dergn>UllCI aid. He then fled to AIJien.
He and his wire were pven asylum by
nlted Black Panther Puty llCtlon
leader Etdrtdgt Oeover, but ezpe1Jed
after they tlDg)ed ovtr pblloaopbles on
drug use and revolutloo.ary ladies.
Le1t1 bad served only 1 few-months d
1 to.year oentence Impelled by Orqe
County Superior Court Judge Byron K.
McMillan, who then branded hlm a
menace to society.
-He now faces prosecutkln for priloa
ete1pe In lddJttoo to fll1isblnr the JO.yeu
dnlg term, ofter which he would posslbl7
!ice an ldentk:al ltrelcll !n federal prlJon
on similar cbarses.
A reveraal ot hlJ -ll!ICI other -mlli-
juana convlctk>ns tmposed in Texas i.s
being appealed by U.S. authorities.
The Leary1 are currenUy staying in lhe
west Swiss Alpine resort villase of
Vlllan.
They were ordered out of Switzerland
before Ind •ppeoled Iha bin, but the -
-etllll UiD cultlal'• lltorney Horace
Butnmnl!, of Bern, uys no new •ppul
Is likely.
8wtaa dficl1la dJd reject 1 U.S. state
Department demand earlier this year for
Leary'a extr_adition and retW'D to prilon.
tbus keeptnc blm free.
But they mado it clear Switzerland
Isn 't the lut stop for America'1 mod~
day Man Without 1 Country, wbo bas
been denled asylum elsewhere.
Action by Swtaa 1utborlttes bad 'been
anticipated and today's Oct. lit exit
deadline for lbe Learys is just a formali·
ty.
1be couple want to Uve in Switzerland.
but wilt probably move on to DeDIDll'k
and seek asylum there.
~•aoeNtt Bfdtle
Tax Bill Def eat
Prompts Uproar
!'4 L SACRAMENTO (AP) -Auemb.,
Speller Bob Moretti tod>y 1ccuaad hlJ
Democ:raUc counterpart ln the Senl:te of
"reoctln& outraseoully Ind emotlorWJy"
In helplna tul thl tu lhllt compromtte
whltb -bad -ked aut with llopubliclll Gov. Rolpn.
And 11 Ill!' d Iha Senile leldm who
tilted tho fU bl1l1oo tu bl1I l!ODI to run
qalnlt him , ... the Dlmocrlllc -
tlon for pvernar In 1174, "then God -
them," llarettl llld In an emotlooal mlcl-
n11ht -cool.,_.,
Hinh d It'll t111hemltortel politico pop-
ped up repeatedly In the complex strus·
gle over the nwslve achoo! finance-tu
..ronn bi1I whlcb died late Tbunlday four
votes 1hort of a nMded %7-vote, two-
thlnbl majority of the Senate.
MotttU, Senate majority Door leader
Gecqe Molcone and Senate Pr<Jldant
pro tem J ame1 Milli all hive been men--
timed ill potential candldateo !0< the
DemocraUc oomlnatlon ln two )'W'S.
Aforettl and Mmcone have all but
!onnall7 annowiced they wilt run.
The tu compromise wu negotiated
between Reagan and lloretU, ll!ICI M1lll
complained tut wlek that Moretti
dellbenite17 excluded Senate Democr1ll
In an 1ttempt to enhance his pmonal
pollttcat prestige.
!Uen port In the DllO!llllont II Invited.
AUed what part his ri¥1lry O'ilh
Moocone played In the oenator's OI>"
pocltlon. Moretti aald only: "You'll ba'1t
to ni sen. M~.
"I'm lrYinB to lbow I Clll cet
ICIDething lt<Olllpltabed up here II spoUtr ot the _, and ,.. ..
t.bll," M«etU Aid. "Wlloever'1 tolnl to
nm oplnlt me, ...U then God bl.-
them/' be added.
R<qan, wbo lntenvpted hlJ VllCllioo
to Dy to the C.pttot , -he-· ilvinfl up ef!orta to .... pn>pOtly lu
nllel.
lnlllead, the Repubtlcon chief ......Uvo
aald he would try to cut state tu:e1 when
the Legislature returns from a three--
month recess lhil fall •
The cut might run '200 m!IUon, he Aid.
'nlat is the amount of recunin& bud&et
'"'l'l"' Iha otate now <njoyo. Reasan
aaJd be didn't know whit type ot state
tu cut be woold propo1<.
Plane Photos '
Aid Firemen
At Big Sur Althoosb moot polltltll obluven ooo-
Jlder Moretti and Molcone the most ln-
t<me riVl!o toda7, H WU Mlllo wbo !rad·
ed 1D011 of the publlc barbs with Moretti. BIG SUR (AP) -Aided b 1
MOIOODe took 1 less consplcuoos role photographs snapped by a \JI ,..,..,.
criUdilng details ol. the MoretU-Reagan naissance plane, a force o( 1,500 men
compromiJe. Vw'Orked toda_ y to encircle a blaze that bas Milli called the blll "a sell-out" to
Retgan, and 1 net tax hike for those blackened 4,100 ac:res in the coastal Big
leul •!>I• to. lflord It -renters ll!ICI Iha 8llr COUlltry.
popr. · . A bf1$et o! dome fog and dwtndllng
"He tll1ni.-that ,,..ollltlnl· • --wini!s beJpei!· Ttiunday night u f1r:e
prom!Je with Reag1n malJlilleo hlJ poo. n b t '"·• bo els nd hoes tlon in the CaJtrsnia pollt1cal ·scene . • • i ter1 w e ........ ues, s v a
mates him appear that be is a leader of. tried to halt the fire along three miles of
tho Dmocnt1 In the te111tature. 1 pool· open 11ne:
ttoo he Is lrYinl to estabtllb,'' MlI1J aald The lire was about 70 pe=nt con-
t. 1n intervl.W!ut week. !lined and could be IUlly contained '
. Milli Ind Molcone botb contended the tonight, offlclal.I aatd.
aalea one! income tu blkts In the plan Sbc fire flgbten have been injured, in-
...Wd hurt the poor the moot. Mcnitt eluding one hurt Rriously wben he
cletmld ~ lntreues were mon than tumbled 200 feet down a cliff. '
lletanced by new ranter Ind INrneowner The pbntographs made by the recon-
tu breaks plus an lncreue In funds to naissance plane, loaned by the National
poorer sdloot districts. Aenlolutlcs and Space Admin~1ratlon'1
Moretti said the plan wu the "very Ame.I Research Center ln SUnnyvale,
beat poalble" under the cirtwmtances have been used in plotting a map of the
ol a GOP go•ernc:r and Democrat-coo. fire's progres.s so that men along with
trolled legislature. planes and ht!licopters d r o p p i n g
"Thia bu been a very unfortunate .. Jttardanta and water can be Ultd in t.be4
thing fJOm beginning to end, ll!ICI the peo-1 most lmportanl areas. It WU believed,
ple who have taken part in it have reason the Ont time a U2 hat ever been used·
to contUlt their consciences. The Senate for forest fire reconnaissl:nce.
bas been bypwed dellbefJtely," MlI1J The U2 snaps Ila pictures using black
uld. and whlt.e and infrared film at altitudes
"Sen. Mills bu a hittory ·or reacting of 65,000, 45,000 and 25,000 (eel. It went
outrageously and emotlcoally when he ia into operation Wednesday.
under pres.sure," Moretti said i n Fanned by 40-mlle-per hour winds
response. earlier, the fire -the region's wor1t in
He 1dded that M!Us complained of 20 years -hed swept throusb otands or
being excluded from negotiations with young ndwoodJ, madrona, live oak and
Reagan, ll!ICI l1lo aald he 1'0llld DOI have tin oak.
nounclog the -bing Ind urgtnc ,------------------------------------
Americam not to pll'Ucipate in the war.
Several conireumen have petitioned
the While H .... Ind Justice Department
to bring lreuoo charges lillnlt her.
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leue on tht Mlle Square Park acreage.
SupervllOf Robert W. BIWn In 1
releue to the press , llki be wu "ob-
viously wrathful over Supervilor (David
L.) Baker'a llUC<eUlvl blocldog of hll
move to make 213 acm in Mlle Square
available to the public for rtereaUonal
purposes."
DA Hicks, when told of. Battin'• pren
release said, "l am abocked that Bat·
tln would issue ruch a statement at thi.a
Ume when the matter ii tmder invttU.
g1Uoo by the Grand JUl)'."
The district attorney ldded lbat ho
could not speak freely 11 this time on the
oubject because of the jury's probe,
Oil Tanks Blasted
TRIESTE, Italy (AP) -Three 50,tlt)O.
ton oil tanks at a JHpellne tennina1 near
TrieJte went up in flamet today after tx·
ploslons. Police aald lhly ...,. aabotq-
ed.
The police 111d 1 -b wut ofl 1t the
bul of • fourth tlllk, ,dlllNllinl 1 main
v1lve, but It did oot otart 1 IU..
Fr1Btntnt1 ot the bomb were fOtllld, the
police reported.
AgMw's Poocli
Had Problems
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AUGUST. SALE
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SUCH WELL KNOWN LINES AS HENUDON, HDITAGI. W 0 0 D Ml R K,
MARGE CAUON, AND SHDRIU ••• ALL AT SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS.
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San Onofre Fish Story-·
You May Hook a Warden
117 JORN VALTEllZA . ..... ,... ~ -~ l'VB NEVtllt 'tlJl1TEll a JeUer lo a Pnlldent'; I never lhoollll JI wwJd
do much 1ooc1. But In this portlcullt caa. I !hint Pnoident N1Jm m!PI be lntanoled.
1n fact, bocluoe he'• a I•">'"'· rd lib to hire bbn. You ..., ..,. rullJ' oeeda a la")'er to ,.e.on'l'lilll
this task:
I'd llU to catch I !lib It Sall Onofrt.
-almple, -~ tt! A ltleod ond Jll1ltlf -... -•-1<--~ ted by le(al eoumd
-tried to calcb -dlMet In the surf nur the Sall Ooolre Nuclear Geoeratlnl 5tatlon lall Sunday.
Our jalDll last<d about II minute~
rr BAS TAKEN a week men to find out why we wm
cllued olf and siven • ..,.. and aaJty information by the
Camp Pmdletm game warden. VALT•UA
A few olhen were lea lucky. 'l'bey go! tick&.
At Issue bn la a beautiful llnlcb ol shoreline, lea than a mile Jon&,
wbicb Uta In !rmt ol the nuclear plant. To r<acb It cme can· enter the Son Onolrt State Park, then boo! It clown
aome hot, dUlty tralla to the beach at the bue ol tbe bluffa and walk upcoaat
a ways. The olber way, for the privileged, la to be a Marine, bla dtpendent, or a
member ar .-ol the Son ewr. aurftng club whlc:h 1ou out ol busllltaa
at IUIDIDU'• end. 'l'be beach, -"ally, la a ......... land.
NO IMPROVDIBNl'S are en l~ and It la dtltlned to become part of 1
massive, llx·mlle llata port mutured penonal1y by President Nixon.
Of lat., be bu complalned that for ,.... ,....., few people have med
the 1.5 miles now &l'allabae.
Altar Sunday, I lhtnk I know why it isn't that popular.
I entered the area tbe uay way, u a surfing club gueJI, accompanying
a cloM friend wbo bolds precioul membmhlp. '1'ie warden, a GllllllftY Sgt. Taylor wbo aerves u tbe bue game wll'den,
mtved by jeep lbor1ly after ... did.
He aald llahlng tilere waa fori>ldden.
Why, we aaked.
"REGULATIONS.'' euentlalJy, was hi.I reply.
I uked where we could fish. , He motioned toward the state park downcoaat and said "at the part."
"Fine then," I said. "I'll jUJt walk down the beach a waya and fish there."
"No you won't," he said. Walklna down the beach ii not allowed.
All of us would have to drive about four mllea to the 1lp!taln entraoce
lo the llal< park, pay our money aod get en the beach tbe hard way.
I fiaued I'd let the maUtr lie.
WARDEN TAYLOR wasn't In tbe mood lo discuss things llkt I....,. aod
the wl!hes of the Commander In Chief and things like that.
While we d1scus9ed -the husle among ourselves. Warden Taylor drove
over to 'S group of camper trucks to di!cuss the issue with even more "trt.>
passers." .
The "evidence" of their crime 11110U11led lo two llshtng poles lluck in
the sand. The Unm bad been reeled in, not even touchlng water. .;
Aller ...,. barsb worda In qltated cmveraatlan with two black Marine
Corps famllles, tbe -produced tbe ltckd. ~ nio.e Jndivlduala, wbo .....,.•1 even lbhlne· were 111!DD!<IV!d bdore the
authorttl,. m a chars• ol Werat llshtng. · ·
I WAS APPALLED, liut npl q\liet, because I don 't like citatlms. .
Bui, being a newsman wbo bu cnVOl'ed for many months the agonlzlDg
-of tumin& mllllary beach over to civiliana, I did 1 Utile dJiglng.
Aa of yet, I'm still confused.
• Son Onofre Generallng Station apot.sman aald the utrulles have no Juzi>.
diction over the saod on tbetr front dooratep.
In fact, the Marlnta cbut employ'" away at hmch hour -plant pel'IOlll!tl
who just want to alt on aome aond to eat a sack JlDlcb.
So tbe nm queries went to the camp Penditlon Public Affain olllce which
cbJoes down all prw lnqulrtM.
The ollicial ........ -IUcb u ii la -gou llkt thil:
YOO CAN FISH from the nuclear genentin& plant llOU!hward toward the
sta[e park. (lnl<l'tlllnl, bocl""' you cao't even eat tuncb tbert.)
You can't walk across the beacb from tbe IU1'flng club to the 1eneraUng
staUOn to. reach the "flabing area." (Interesting, because everybody walking
aans fishing gear lul Sunday wu allowed to traverse the beach unmolested.)
When are the euc:t boundary markera and slgna for all theae , ... yes
and D1H10 areas?
''They really don't know," aid an inlarmatloo olficor.
•'There aren't any signs there."
So what It amounla to, la that tt a Marine Corpl game -dn>pa by
while you're llahlng anywhere around Sao Onolrt, forget all the utllty con>
~Y ads telling you bow great llshing la around the generating plant.
DROP YOUR FISBING pole and start l'lllllling, and maybe, before they
cat<h up with you, you can formulate a grttllq for your letter: "Dear Mr.
Prtaldent; Your honor, lit:"
Uf'IT ......
BeW Tlaat Tiger
M.ioi: deutal IW"Jl'Y 1' performed on KU11der, a Slberl111 tiger, al lhe
Pbfladelphla Zoo. Th• surpry toot three. weeks in var!Olll llaget lhe
final bein& 1110t Clllal work. '
Joaquin
Tests Show
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J::::" .... ""= In the Son -tary --~ to bttttr thttr •••rat!
porf«w on llata reading teata w...
lnr tha 1111-71 -J'UI'·
-)ll1dlotaclll Tom Perrle told Iha ICboot board· Weclntaday alibi tbat
Iha lat, --In May, a6ond.
-~ in the ftldb!c abllll:r GI Iha -ta.
lallode-tbeamqellUdmt oanf In the 74th percmtlle en a ...
--. Perrte told tha board, .,.patntac tlU -the middle ....... dian _.. In tbe dlllr1ct ..... hlcber than
tbat ol Tl pen:enl ol the -lolled In the U.S.
-eroden -..i In tbe l2nd .percentile llld thin! IJOden In tbe 1111 -Ule. Penle aalcl. Scbool trllllff Gratln Bldart Opnued
the lttllna that tbe ...,.. chopped after
the l!rsl srade and that the distr!d
"wun't do.laa a ftl'Y good job.·•
.Howewr, bued on past performance,
Perrie aid the reading performance had
Improved. He noted that In liln-70 the
!Int sradtrs acored in tbe 50lh pe;....
tile. When tbe aune )'OllJ!gll<ra moved
inlo the lltCO!ld grade in ll'lo.71, they
scored in the 56lh percentile nalioowide.
In lll11·72, they moved up again, lo the
llst pm:entile.
Aasodate auperinlendenl R I c b a r d
Welte &aid be felt the ICOres were good,
but that they really didn't Ital the quality
of lhe educational program because so
many new youngsters move into the
district alter tbe Orsi or lecond 1rade
!nm other districtl.
Noisy Lover
Given Boot
CUDWORTH, England (UPI) -
Municipal authorities have ordered
Tom Bellis, 33, lo vacate bis apart-
ment in a government housing
develapment on grounds b I s
lovemaking with glrUrleods Is too
ooi!y.
He aid he asked a lriel!d lo
stand Olltslde the door to an Bpart-
ment downstairs while he en-
tertained a girlfriend in his bed-
room.
"He tor.I' me it sounded like
thunder," Bellis said.
.. I'm a healthy bloke," be said.
"II I brlnC ¥•pl lo my Dal, It's not
lo play llddly-wlnka. It's a bit of a
c:httk wheo you can get turned out
for taking btrds (glrla) to bed."
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Fire Peril l1n1ni11ent
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Apathy Worse Than Heat and Humidity
117 CANDACll PEARSON .... ~ .... -
Orqe O!unty -ftchl .... apathy tbaa flro tn tha wat.nbed .,...
of -Viejo and El r.ro. "ft'• the thinl we fl&bt the bardnt."
county Fire Marahal Wally Tn>llet 1111J>.
ed.
'l'bls tlme of year la dugeroua fire
.._, -whoo bot waather and low I
bumldity combine. The m1J ......,. time •
. flom tha ataadpotnt cl -thtr. -
' aatd, la when the Saota Ana winds be&ln
In September.
Bui the summer moolhl -when ,_
-wind thttr ..., up into tbe bill•
and ... ,..,. -npnaent the -danger flom people, wbo eause to ptl"
cent ol all flrtl.
Clltldfto playlnlf with matcbta are
estlm&ted natloOaJ!y to cause 20 pen:ent
ol thoat.
But adults tn campera and en
-...yclea w I t b o u t apark.arreslln(
equipment and carelea llllOkerl destroy
the hllla fllSt u fut.
"'l'be bot dry days, with low humidity
are the types of day1 we rully fear,"
Trotter said.
The' moisture dries out and J.he "bills Just literally aplode," be added. A
spark or a tossed cigarette may not sta rt
a fire elsewhere hilt could cause a
diaaater in the wlldland, be aaid.
'lbe state department of forestry,
which operates out of the county's ctn•
tral nre headquarters in Orange, hires
about 70 extra fire fighters to bolster the
department during lbe fire season from
M11 to November.
They are assigned to ooe of six
watershed stations : Yorba L i nd a ,
Orange, Irvine Lake, Trabuco, El Toro
and San Juan Capistrano.
Watenhed ii undevelOjled land uswilly
covered with brush or grus which aerves
as a "water percolaUoo basin" or a
natural drainage and l!IOll protector.
Without the brush aod trees, flooding.
mudslides, elimination of ruitW'al species
result. Trotter said.
U all of the watershed ~mes
develc>ped, the county would have to
transport all Its water in rather than
receiving much of it from natural
aources, Fire Chief Dave Mack ex·
plained.
Trotter said the grassland in the Sad-
dleback Valley 15 the "fastest burning
brush ln the world."
La!lt year 565 acres of wildland veget.a·
lion were burned in the county.
To combat some of the carelessness,
the fire department places warning signs
on the roads leading up to the canyon
areas.-"Flre Hazard," "No Smoking -
No Fitts" and "No Smoking Even in
Your Car" adorn tbe bilWde.
Mack and Trotter urge vacationtn and
resldtnll to follow the instrUctlans and
practice common tmR.
Mack abo .,l(tlb people could IUP'
port fire education programs in acboola,
teach fire 1afety to children, visit local
fire statkm.s · or reque.st fire safety
FEARS HOT DRY DAYS
Fire Mar1h1I Trotter
~akers for club or commwlity func-
tions.
These actions aid tbe Immediate prob-
lem and may hive an effect on another
related danger -increased development.
During fire.s, firemen used to only have
lo protect tbe bomeJ from the wlldland.
Now they also have to protect the
wildland from the homes, replete with
electrical wiring, gas beat and countless
other sources of ignition, Trotter llld.
"Development is taxina our resources .
making the fire incident rate higher
becau.se we're losing watenhed," Trotter
uplained.
DAILY PILOT Si.f'I .......
URGES COMMON SENSE
Flro Chlo! Meck
He and Mack are tbanldul lb.at en-
vironmental impact atatemenll are now
required of developers by the county but
that is only a small bandage for a poten-
tially large wound.
II people really could appreciate the
Impact of fue, Ttotter bt.lieves, maybl
they would help auard against It.
He can't understand why 47J dutha
from rioting in North Ireland in the lut
three yean have commanded IO many
headlines and so much airtime.
Jn the same three yean, he pointed
out, more than 4,000 people have died iD
the U.S. from fires.
Lovesick Boa Comes Home
VALLE DELLA STORTA, ltaly (UPI)
- A lovesick boa constrictor which
disa ppeared from a circus cage for 36
hours turned up today, ending a case of
jitters in th.is Rome suburb.
The 10-foot-Jong red, Kenyan reptile ap.
parenlly got hungry -as his keeper
predicted.
The make, tbe star of a small famlly
circus, slithered up to a door a few yards
from it.a cage. Circus employes quickly
popped it Into the m~I cage.
Then they told tl.Lndreds of police
beating Ule bushe5 around Storta.
Aod police then told citizens who spenl
two nervous nJghts.
When the boa disappeared, hls keeper,
Peter Anomaa, 21, of tbe Ivory Cout,
said It was because the reptile wu aeek·
ing a mate -"ll'1 his mating aeaaoo and
be ls very romantic."
But after police told residenb the boa
was capable of cru&bJ.n& a cow, storta
got a bad case of jitters. Hundreds ot
residents anned with clubs walked
through the wtedJ and grw lookq foe
the snake.
Anomaa told them not to worry. 11'9
snake was harm.less and unllkelJ to eat
auy&aing u:cept rabbits and ratl.
"II will g!I hungry one of these ctaya
and show,,up,'' he said.
That, apparently, is ju..t what· hip.o
pened, circus employea •Id.
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Victories
SAIGON (UPI) -'!be Soutb VJd.
-r.pori<d •!dories toc1a1 just <nortll ol Quq Tri and at An Loe wbert
:. fu-4DOCllh aove:mment tffort to open
1Hglnray II from Saigon to the dlatrld
eopllol IO mllt1 to the north 1ppeand
neer auccea. •
'!be U.5. O>mrnond repoNd UI
atrllcfl qllml Nortb Vldlwn oo 'lllurl-
doy but nooo clooer thall JI mll11 oouth
o1 !lit RlllOM!alpboog .,... btc1111e ol
bid Wflther. Molt llrllies hit bridles. oil
tonks Ind olhor focwtlel just north GI
the Demllitariad ZOiio (DMZ).
Both Quq Tri, just below the DMl'.
ind An Loe were GI portlcular IJD.
port1J1Ce to Sl\iOO. Qutzll Tri WU tho
lint dlltrlct capital copllnd i., tho
Ceimmunlstl In their March 30 offenalvt
and An Loe was to have been the ltCOnd,
but lhe government held on there.
Sooth Vietnam hu l»I been entinl1
able to llft the aiege of An Loe or open
Highway 13, but a spokesman aald today
the current J>U'h 10 mUet bekiw An Loe:
drove the last of the North V~tnameae
9th Division otf the ro1d. However, there
were still a lot of communt.b off to the
aides of the road.
Tho An Loe fighting contered around
the Tau 0 River bridle nlne mllet IOllth
of An Loe and at a CommuniJt-beld,
America~buUt bunker a mile farthet
south. Fighting waa frerte and at IUCh
ck>ee quarten the SOulh Vietnamese
were unable to call in alt and artllltry
strikes and the Commw1lltl were rooted
out in hand-to-hand combat.
Tho South Vletoamee usault bfg1n
Wednesday and three tank.I were blown
up in the initial llghlln(. Othar troopo
zlgzaaaed Iowan! the bunUr, making u
little progreu u 20 yards in 24 houri.
But on Thuraday they fmally captured it.
The fighting 1round Quang Tri was
being carried out by South Vietnamese
marines who moved in earlier th1I week.
1bel.r victory came 4'ii mUeJ north of
Quang Tri wh<re the marines uld they
killed 49 North Vietnamese In a 10-hour
batUe that ended 11 noon. They "l'Ol'led
thelr own losstS as two men killed and
eight wounded.
In Qu1ng Tri City lllell the fJ8hllng
also wu fierce. UPI rtporter Ted Kum11
aaJd tbe m.arlnes there had encountered a
•hole complex of new North Vietnamese
bunters -and more of the intensely ac-
CUl'llo arUllery fire from big Rualan
suns up to 17 miles away.
"We 11'1 throwing 1 fol ol band
Jrelllda blck and forth," I U.S. ldviaer
told Kumis.
* * * Unofficial Viet
Talks Show Reds
·Want Thieu Out
PARIS (UPI ) -A Sllgoo official 11ld
today a private Vletnamue croup bu
been holding unofficial talks with the
Vietnameae Communlslt but that the
Communists show no 1p of &lving up
their demands for the ouster of South
Vletnameae President NIU)'en Van
Thleu.
Tho olficlol, Nguyen Trieu Dan,
opok~ for the South Vlelll.I,....
peace lolka delegation, uld the aoo-O>m-
munilt Vietnamew bad no official coc-
tact with hiJ delegaUon.
"They are private pel'BOOI, '' be II.id.
"That is all I can a.y. 1bey do not btloor
:10 thil delegaUon."
But he sal'd the eroup'• contacts wil.h
tht Vietnamese Communl.sll in Paris
showed the Vitt Cong and North Vietnam
,.ere not budging one Inch from their
demanda that Thieu be ousted 11 ont of
thelr prices for a political set\}ement.
,\ pollUcal 1etUement Jn the Sooth has
emerged 11 th< main llumbllna block to
peoce ID Vlelll.lm. '!be United States hu
nluoed to ·-tis support GI Thieu. • · "All that I bow lo uy II that there is
. no dWerence in a flulble aense between
. : the Communllt pooltlon u tt hu been 11·
firmed In private to these ptt•lle Viet·
. ...,_ and the olfidal pooltlon of the
Communllt llde 11 the meettnr !Ible,"
Din uld.
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SEN. THOMAS EAGLETON CHATS WITH DICK CAVETT DURING SHOW TAPING
S.ys News of Psychiatric TrMtment 'AIMt' to Democratic P1rty
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Trial Under Way
In Top Secret
Document Th,eft
Eagleton's Wife Cites
18 Days in 'Spotlight'
TYNDALL 1.lR FORCE BASE, Fla.
(UPI) -A witness teotWed that the day
M/Sgt, Walter T. PerkiM WU antsted
he wu carrying five lop secret
documeota, several of them relating lo
U.S. knowledge of Soviet plans.
'lbe witne11, Maj. Joe C. Nunez of the
'1tilltary Ofli~ of Special Investigation
(OSI ), said Perkins at the time had a
ticket for a filgbt leaving for Mel.ico Ci-
ty.
Tbe Air Foret has kept a tight lid on
the atoey bt.hind the espionage charges
againli Perkins, until his court-martial
opened 1bunday.
Pertins, 37, was the top non·
commissioned officer in the inte1111ence
unit at.Tyndall with access to Ill Jeeret
documenta until his arrest last Ocl. 11 at
the clrtJ!an altporl to neuby Panama Ci·
ty.
He ii formally accused of planning to
pus classified documents to persons not
entitled to' have them , unauthorized..
possession of classlfled material and
making false . 1t1tements about the
destnlction of classified documtnU. He is
bting'trled by a single judge, Col. Joe 11•
Peck of Marwell Air Force Base. after
the defense waived a full court martial
boanl.
WASHING'fON (AP) -Barbara Ann
Eaglet.on 11)'1 her husband would never
have accepted the vice presidential
nominatJon if be had envisioned such
· controversy over hls mental health
history.
"Ht would have foreseen that even-
tually, it was not going to ca1m down,
that it would be 'the' Issue unlll
November and that nothlnQ else wa1
going to bt discussed,'' she &.aid in an in·
terview.
Mn. Eagleton. wife of Sen. Thomas r.
Eagleton, described her 18 days in I.he
national spotlight al "hectic, different,
unusual and hardly anticipated."
Although she said she doesn't usually
advise her llUsband on polftics, she ad-
mitted to "adding my two cents" to the
final decision that Eagletoo withdraw his
vice prtsideDf.ia.I candidacy Monday.
Controveny swirled around t h e
Democralic Uckel for elrnolt a week
after Eagleton rtVealed on July ~ lhat
he had been hospitalized three times
between 1960 and 1961 for psychiatric
Steelworkers
Vote to Sit Out
Election in '72 Nunez., who said be was assigned lo the
case last September, pre"'1led the only
testimony Thursday.
NW>eZ said he was called in alter a PIITSBURGH (AP ) -The leadership
Soviet military attache in Tokyo, Col. of the United Stttlworkers of America,
Edward Khavanov, asked • Japanese tht nation 's third largest labor union, has
named Karuo Kobayashi to find out what aligned itself behind the AFL-CIO and
had happened to Perkins and whether he .
treatment, Including electric ahoc.t
therapy.
Mrs. Eagleton said she was relieved
when she saw her ln.isband tell the na·
lion over national television that he would
write a letter requisling that his name be
withdrawn.,
"I was hoping this would be the
dcclsion they'd come to, frankly," she
said. "I think a presidential election ii
too Important to spend Utne months
talkinc about what happened aix year•
ago." ·
The pressure and spotl ight thrmt on
na tional figures ls, 1'1rs. Eagleton said,
"a very difficult thing to accept. But you
-know, some people.-like-il.
"Having Secret Service people .around
the house -ihey follow you everywhere
-lhe phone constanUy ringirc • • •
another coupte or weeks and J mi&hC
have been tho< do..,, ~. I"•' salvaged a little bit of my anonymiEJ."
Mra. Eagletoo aaid that before the
dramatic oewa conference when her bua-
band surprised the world with the history
of his mental health, sht had thought the
general public might object but that the
press 'l\'OOld be sympathetic.
"Everything seemed to ha ve a reverse
atiout It this week," she said. "l thought
the average man would object to an
elected official who had had mental ill-
ness. But he didn't. It was the sophisti-
cated press."
By Sunday, five days a£ter htr husband
made public his mental health history,
Mrs. Eagleton said she saw bad omens.
"Sunday it looked like. well, this is
· rkt iculoua, ·we 'll just have to get· out,"
she said, adding that she COQ(essed her
thougbJ,s to her husband, "but be was bad been arrested. Perkins bad been ata-voted to slt out the November pres1den-
Uontd in Japan before being transftrred J tial election. · thinking that, too."
to Tyndall. The decision, emtra~ ln a terse
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resolution passed almOBt unanimously
late Thursday by the USW'1 International
Executive Board, waa viewed as a blow
to Democratic presidential nominee.
George McGovern U for no other reason
than the fact be will be denied USW cam·
palgn money.
Union officia1s declined to say how
much money was in the USW's political
coffers, but the unicn contributed heavily
to Hubert H. Humphrey's Un.'luccessful
1961 pr<Sldential campolgn Ind probably
could have equaled or surpasaed that .
assistance this year,
Tho union hu a memlJenhip GI U
millim.
The eaecutive board's 1ction -un-
prectdented in the union'• »year hlslory
-was announced by 1. W. Abel. USW
president and an outspoken McGovern
foe .
And by then , she said, "J WU 8 basket
case. 'Mull was as tired as I've ever
been. But then T played tennis in the
afternoon and felt great."
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Beanpole Set
Initiates Move
For Liberation
NEW YORK (AP) -Is America md1
for st1nQy LiberaUon? Here it comes.
widy or not .
"'!be world has been brainwoshed by
muscle man propaganda," declared Bar-
ry Goldsmith In hls "flll8clatlon proc-
lamation" 'lblll'Sday.
;. •. ·: Midwest Inundated Again ;
Announcing the Skinny Llberalioo
movement, the &-foot. 1 11 • p o u n d
Golclsmlth pronounced thin men Ind
women "Americt's lost minority."
"We ore 1etlin1 lirod GI hearing how
• unhealthy we an, and bow bealtby fat
people art," he sakt Other problems are
Pndlng clothes that fit and getting dates, •' ' ' < • '
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"We skinny people want to be aex ob-
ject.a, not rejects," said Gold.with, 20, a
doctoral candidate In art blstcl'y 1t
C.lwnblo Unlvenity.
He aald one appearance on a daytime
televilioo talk ahow had already drawn
.....,.._ (lu1l 11,0lll memb<n ol the
beanpole set.
With that slut and mochinel cr1ndinc
out proteot buttons Ind neWllett"1,
Goldamlth u ld ho plaoo men talk show
lppearallCf< u lffil<f'ir"Uiii Clilil• "' the light brlg1de qainll the baUle ol the
bulle. ''
U·2 Vote
.Senate Ratifies
Missile Treaty
WASlllNGTOl'I (AP) -Tbe S<nlte bis
ntllled I lliotorlc tttal)' limltinc tho
opreld ol -and American delillllve
mlllllles.
'l1le •a rolklll vote ~ cleortd
lht ,w., for tai.r cooslderalloo ol 'tb<
more COPllOllenial n• .. l'OOr SALT
agreement on offensive nucU! weapoos..
,,,. treaty ... oppoied ooly by s.m.
Jomes B. Alltn (0.AIL), Ind J..,..
Buckley (Coo,·N.Y.I, "1lo --k ia -I btc1u11 ~ -the Unlled
Slalel to forego 1a 1Ylilable means of
Senate Okays .
Big Increase ·
For GI Bill
WASHINGTON (AP! -Tho Senate has
pa>Sed 1 meuure sharply boosting Iba
beneflll for ve\tfam to attend school
under the GI Bill.
The Senate passed the measure 8IM
Tburaday. It provides an increase of 43
perct11l -more than tht amount the
Nll:on admlJlistraliM requested and ap-
proved by.the House.
( IN SHORT ..• )
If the difierence an be worked out by
a House-Senate conference committee
before the fall term', a llngle Veteran at·
tending a college or vbcational school
would receive '250 a month. Currently
the GI Bill pays 117~1 mooth.
Married veterans would receive $297 a
month, compared with the current 1265,
and il he has I child, 133l1 iMlead of ll05.
• Soldier Kiiied
ddendillg ii> -"°"' .. -polontlal
-1ltaek. •
Slpd by Prelldflll NisGll ond Soviet
Communlat Porty ,Olld 1-ld Jii-
in M-• tut May 2', the treol1 llmill
each natklo to 200 111tlbllllltlc mllllla
and just two li(OI - -at the cai>ilol
. and ·-In the intttlor defeodinc .. of.
lensl...mlssile lite.
'!be White flouJe oaJd m-WU pieoa-
eil With the ,.tll!cotloo -ml .. _
lonnnl to prompt IC!lon" .., Ille _,.
panloa iotertm .........,i.
&&led debate .. l1RfJ' u Liie Sealla
moves oa to eoftllder the ap-eerneot
which lllo,.. the Soviet Union to M111*1
the United Stat,. io Ille numben GI land-
and ,..based nuclear 9'femm mlo!lllto.
Tho treaty needed ""'1 -..,. p.o.,a1, but the: agreement must be •
provll. bul !he ,_...,., lllUll be lded
upon by botb chamben.
1be agreement plac:es ctllliJ&s co botb
nations' nuclear arsenals, and the Nl:ioft
administration bas contended lt wW have
the effect or breaklog the mmneotum of
the recent Soviet arms buildup.
Sen. Henry M. Jackloll (J).Wub.),
challenged that view and lllllOUD<od ·be
will seek to amend the aareemen~ by od-
ding a warning to the Sovleta ·that M1J
move to increase their 0Uen1ive cqab1lt.
ty so as to threaten the Amerkan
nuclear deterrent would be considered •
threat to the United States.
Such a threat could cauae the ttn.lted
States to pull out of the agr<emen~ be
said.
JacUon sought also to pat C.OC-"'
rocord u .directing the Pruldent lo -
equaUty ol numb<n In the om rounc1 GI
SALT negotiations with the Soviets.
Foreign Relations Comm It t t •
Cbalnnan J. w. Fulbright (0.Arlt.l, ond
other Democrats erprused •~ and
dismay when told the JacUon amend-
ment bad the backing of Senate
Republican Leader Hugh Scott and the
Nixon administration.
Nixon's New Car
Cost $500,000
BELFAST (UPI) -A Brlllsb soldier
was shot to death ln Belfast today, the
tbinl fatality Jn Norlhern Ireland
violence in the past 24 hours.
Ti» ldllint! came alter wantin&1 by the And It's Heavy militanl ProYiJional wing of the outlawed -,
Irish Republicon Army (IRA) that . Rooian Ottholics who' ll'atemize with oc-DEARBORN, )fjch, (AP) -,President
cupying Britah. troops 1'0Uld be tarred NiJ:on'a new '500,000 arm o r • p la t 11 d
and feathlrid ·er suffer worse· puniab-i'" li!llOILSine rolls CIUt el a cloled abOp todaJ men!. ind will be truaed to Wuhlagtoo In I
e ffC '.Rulhtfr
WASIDNGTON (AP) -The Federal
Conununications O>mmisslon bas ruled,
that J.B. Stoner m.ay COhtinue campaign
broadcasts saying, "The main reason
why 'nlggen wiot integration is becaUH
the niggers want our white women."
The C.onstltutton protects s u c h
language even though government of-
ficials may fmd it penonally .repul!ive,
t.be commlssion decided Thursday in a
case arising when AUanta Mayor Sam
Massell urged broldcasl<rs to reject the
ads on grwncla tbey presented a "dlJller
of violence:. 1 I
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MANILA (UPI) -Flood waters broke
through a landslide dam'ming a river ear·
ly today, inundating slJ tov.m ta an aver-
age deP,lh. ol •iJ feet. and forcing mass
evacuations in. tbe Cenlral Luzon prov.
iDce of P&m.panaa.
<;ov. Brigldo ·Valencia aaid. "Tho peo-
ple of those towhs are. frantic. They've
never experienced so much water so
fast." .
closed van with a Secret Service escort.
"It'a as atrong 11 a ta.nt. It is., 11rooc
that a bomb would only roll It over," the
Detroit Free Presa quottd ooe workman
as saying.
Tho taxpayer la only plcklng.j!p a lroo-
tion of the tab for the President'• five-too
Lincoln -about a 5$,cm+year lease
fee. Because of the prestige involved, the
manufacturer doea not charge the full
cost.
.Font Motor Co. has cloaked the baJlCI.
made , option-loaded, black Lincoln Con-
tinental in a veil al ~-1be Secret
Service also iJ declining comment.
But the Fr,. Pr"' In today's editiOOI
gave these details :
Tho 365.horsepower "'line dllplac:eo
43tkublc inches. '!be Cll' weighs 10,000
pounds, <0mpared to 5,2lltl pounds for the
usual Continental.
Much of the extra weight comes from
the q~er-incb ol annool plat. on the
bottom, roof Ind dool'I.
Tho windows Ind metal reinforced
tires are bulletproof and 1c).1a the plex-
iglass bubble wbich can be hydrlullcall1
raised when the President wanta to stand
up and wave.
Lione11 Jnapo1tmled
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A pet lione11 named Ingrid Is led lo 1 dog pound v1n by ber ownet
James Hoehl, 2S, alter the lioness crlticaUy In.lured a 10 ... JU!'<lld
boJ ln Den•er, Col. Wednesday. Hoehl wu told to got rid of tbe
anlmll 1everlf "eeks 110. The ~Ud Is 11111 In crlUCll <00clili011.
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SACllAMENTO (AP) -A
bill that crltlco bluled u on
attempt to bit.I I ow -co 1 t
funerals fl baailnl I a
IecflllUve limbo today all•
Asaembly Speakes Bob Moret.-
Ship Pacts
Will Boost
Economy
LOS ANGELES (AP)
Utoldlll-i.~ llcht the Plo-1 In Ill ~-llonW, a Van llu11
Democrat, llld in ID lft..
-~that be kll4 '
Sea. Jael: Scluade (Man
Dltp), tbel be could'urp ...
~ lbt hill .... "Illa
quOotlou <OGld be --ID
--that tbe7 .... aat doln( awl)' wtth' low,...
fUntrlla.,. -
. Two bli new coolncls for
c:onstrucUon of eeven OCJe1Do
going tank<n are upected to
give tbe Souther1) caJllomla
economy a lx>olt by lncrelllnl
and stab!lizlng empleyment,at
San Dteco and San Ptdro
ohlpyaidJ.
A11emblymaa Robert
Badbam (Jt,.Jlfwport -l.
Wei -tlie bill lor
!chrade In the >-NJ, -od to ba-.. the -put ..
the loww -·11...iive m..
Lalor be esplalnod tbal "w~
., -_..., ra!Md.
It'• probobl1 -to lei the sltuatJop COOi off U D ti I
November,'' wbeo the
Ieclllature I 1 ..-w to
return from a IJlree.month
":,. ~b~m. the Quiet Moment
NaUonal Slff1 and Ship-
building Co. of San Diego
received an $13.S.m.JlUon ~
tract to buUd three rt ,000-ton
tanken, and Todd Shipyards
Corp: ol San Pedro was
a wanfed a ccotracl to bWld
four 35,000.ton tankers at a
cost of $79. 4 million.
These awards were an-
nounced July I by President
Nixon as part of a SG59-2
million program for con-
1truction of 16 merchant &hips
by five shipyards.
Nixon administration of-
ficials said the entire program
would mean 36,000 Jobs at
shipyards and supply com-
panies. The government is
subsidizing 43 percent, or
about $284 million, of the cost.
John V. Banks, executive
dafinltlon of a !unoraf dlnctor A bandana shields the eyes ot an unidentified fire-
would be changed to fnclude flslbter u be geta a lltUe rest from duty balUlng
memorlal tocletlel, requiring a blue raging throulh thou1ands of acres of wood·
them to bavo a chapel and an land In Big Sur. Full containment of the huge
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Dlego-bued Telopbaae Society
andlllllOlllOrialoocletlaln
Calllomta argued in com-
mittee that neither they oor
their I0,000 nmnben wanted
ernbalrnlnl rooms or cbapell,
and the bill would put them
cut of busineu. They U:·
plained that for a ·$15 registra-
tion and 11511 lee, the society
arranges for cremation and
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Cu t i n Gas oline T ax
Heam for Governor
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
bill lmocklng down the price or
gaaollne in California by ball a
cent by eliminating "a tu on
a tax" is ~adlng for the
governor'• desk after wtMlng
final JegialaUve approval.
on a twt).bouse confereooe .f
committee report which fol-
Ion a fUror that started -
the five percent state ules W:
the first Urne July 1.
vice president ol National Steel BiJI Ch ked and Shipbuilding, said employ-S 0
1be menure, by Sen. James
MlllJ (D-San Diego) would
bring about the decrease by
blocking the state sal"' tax
from effecUng .excise taxes
totaling 11 e<n!s Jl"r gallon.
Under the ..., law, I• Ila·
lion ownen can cboole wbelh-
er to include the 1&1es ta1 1n
the price shown on their
pump. But tbe law requires
the pwnp price to be the ..,..
as the priC< odvertlaed by the
statioo.
ment bad been decllnlnf at the
San Diego yard for the ut 11 J p }
montll! and currently Is about • n ane
2,cm.
Assault Rap
Against Shot
:Girl Dropped
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Two antismog bill! bave been
smothered by a legislative
committee after adv er 1 e
t..ttmooy from the California
Air Resoureta Boari!.
It WIS testified that tbe
ARB does DOI bave the
capability of tat1ng th e
emia1ons of large lllDDhm ol can.
Milla has explained that tf
the averqe motorist paid 30
cen!s per gallon, the bUI would
require be pay 1a1eJ tax onJy
on 11 cent. worth of gas -the
nontu portion of the price.
11te Aaembly aave its ap-
proval Tbunday in a 62-1 vote
Some statkm have com-
pounded the coolusion by not
following the law and acl-
vertising the price minus Ales
tax and at the same time in--
duding the tax in their pump
price.
Draft Board Moves Out
DAILY PILOT IJ
·Death Penalty on Ballot
SAii FRANCISCO (AP) -
Iii offed "'bmlWllC !or
popllar nvln Ila 0 ••
-outlawlor c a p It a I
p11ai1hmtat 1 the Ital•
llupnma Court bas rulod that
'ID Initiative to -the
death penally In Calllornla
will nmaln on November
llaJloll.
By a J.l vela, Ibo court
'lllllnday danled a petition by
the American CfyU Llber1les
Union Founclat!Otl --to
bor a YOta on the lnlUaUve.
The AQ.U peUtloa con-"cruel or unusual punish-lhe legL..lature to provkle
laodod,tbal """" a vota would -•N. U ~·· mandatory execution for those
bt "• w<ef\IJ expendltun of 1be (!()Uri de c I 1 rt d , convicted ln mass slaying!
publle _,. becallll the however, thot its rdusat to and In the kill ing or police of-
U.S. Supmne Court Otl June bar the initiative from the 11 and hildr 27ruledexecuUonaulheyare ballot don not represent an E::eY~ger:'1d~tty. Gen.
&.....UY used In the United opinion on either state or 'Jijjjjpt;wi~~jiiWj;lijiiiiiii Stat.. Invalid under the U.S. • federal consUtutlonal aspects I I
Comtltullon. ol the daath penalty.
Ill !fl opinion, the U.S. U approved I,y tbe votrn,
suinrne Court did IU(IMI the lnlUatlve would empower
that It would be pouible for ,.... ,...,. ,,,,.,_
Concrm and the I I a to ,.-----=---... legislatum to llllCI a ..,.. YOll AUG, I
llliutlonal death penalty flw. JAMES
WASHERS
DRYERS
WAREHOUSE
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outlawlnl capital punllhmenti •'ioo;::=':"i::0::-6::~:1' 142-4426 Man Slashed ::orn1a-tt~ ~ .. ~1 c~ :::.:.: :.=,;e=-"~~~::.~.!'CH 1~---'-~~··~----~_ .... ~:.__ ________ _:_::::'~ ... =-·=·~-~ .... ==~~W:•: ..... ::::M~~~
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Gal Sought
SAUSALITO (AP) -Police
are )ootlq for 1 lhlvm-head-
ed wanan who backed up the
lhop ateward at a ceramicl
plant here with a samurai
1w...t and then Oed In a car.
Offlcaa aald IP r 1 n c e 1
SimJ*m, a, was aought 1n the
woundln1 ol Norman
Wllllama, IO, wbo w 1 1 -verin• today In M.lrlo
General HOlpltal from IWOrd
......i. In the neck, arm and
atomacb. He WU reported in
fair condition.
There were 15 workm in •
the glazing room at Heath
Ceramlcl wben Mtu SlmpilOll
unaheatbed the rword and at-
tacked W1Dtarn1 Thuraday, ol-
Hcert aald, but none wu able
to slop ber.
Officer• aakl Mias Simpson,
who lives in Saa Francls<o,
hod workod at the Heath plant
15 years and 1'ad hlr beod
""''"" ....... years ago.
J et Goes 1,000
EDWARDS AIR FORCE
BASE (AP) -McDonnell IJoalfll Corp.'1 new Fl5
Eqle fllhter ~ -the IOUlld burier far the l1nt
time, hlWJW • spood of 1,000
-I'S -In Ila filth teat flight.
FLOOD
II SURAN CE
RATES
RECEDE. -
""" $25 I And nm for otlies mldenm, ba
oc:sses and coments )lave rwnbJed too.
For mOre infomwloo, simpJr axaa your
insnnn<z •gait or broker. He'll qWddr WI,...
whether 6ood iosnnncr is svailabJe in )'OW' atta
and how mud> it will ""' JOD-
Bur do ir som. Now dm: J'IU3
ha.. tt<J:ded, be cxpe<IS IO be
flooded.
. y..,,....·, Fand Amerian lnsuanoe c.mp.rue.
llr*'"9...,_,fofhN~Aoll41W i11a·· S ' LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
juveDne court judge bas
dismlued uaault c b a r g e 1
again.rt a l&-yeor-old girl who
was shot and wounded by a
policeman who said she at.-
tacked his pirtner with a
baseball bat.
One of the bills, bloclted by
the Aaembly Transportation
Commit.tee Tburactay, would
hive offered a tu Incentive
for convutlng to propane or
natural gu fuels.
SAN JOSE (AP) -The
local draft board bas moved.
And the landlord bas no
regrelll.
demonstraton, e o u n t I e 1 1 PUot lrvinl B u r r o w 1
bomb lhrtats and a fl5,000 maneuvered !he plane at a
fire blamed on anon. spood of Mach U Tlllraday •
"We are certainly bappy to over lbt Mojave llHert.
get rid of the draft board." ,Ir===================:===:===================:::
The committee den I e d
passage after being told that
the ARB doub!s any addltknel
lncenUve Is needed for the
auto industry to. develop
IDlOgfl'ft engines U 100D u
possible.
"Now we can go ahead and
start upgrading the bullding
witliout worrying about it
being deetroyed," said Wes
Martin, manager of the U.
story Community B a n k
Bulldillg where the board bas
been the tarret of antiwar
Martin spoke Tburllday u ,. • ., """ MY.
Gk>rla Griffin and h e r
• brother, Wlllle, 14, had been.
scheduled to stand tr'81 on
charges of lsuult with a
deadly weapon on an officer
and obstructing an offlcer.
But Juvenile Judge NoweU
Barrell dropped the charges
' against both Grillln! Tbur&-
day.
' 'Ille incident occurred June
20 when two Los Angeles
· policemen attempted to ques-
tion Gloria's older brother,
David, about recent burglaries
In their South Los Angeles
neighborhood.
Police said a scuffle ensued
between the o(fi00'1 and the
three Griffin children, and the
girl was shot in the arm and
beck as she lunged at one of-
ficer with a bat.
• ·PJison Kitchen
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...... k!tcbeu -m., .....
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• promised po, i'alae, -to terV• meals for a lhrl
lbne at SOiedad Priloll Tharo-
4ay, authorities aid. ,
the board packed Ill belonl·
lngs and moved to a bulldln&
within sight ol police -.
quarten.
''That's a good place for ll."
said Martin.
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who'll bring students,
parents, and teachers
together for better, more
useful education.
TOM HENDER·SGN
has that ability
We need him now for School Board Trustee.
Tom Henderson has our vote.
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DARY PILOT EDITORIAL ,PAGE • •
A Commendable Effort
A talented group of Laeuna Bodi HJibo Sdlool Mo
dents flew off to EW'Ope thia week on 111 adventure that
will. In Its small way, help ahrinll: the internaUonal com-
munlcaUons &•P· ,.
Tbt atudtnll, 27 in alt, are member& of the Artist
Chorale youn& stniera and lnstrwnenWllt& who have
been i0ln:D1 for the pu t year to tarn money for their
!rip, while mamring the eo musical works they will
pl'titlll In 1 series of concerti In six countries -along
with slghlleelng and studylni to earn college credlts.
Their effnrtl to raise the necessary •t,000 each to
finance the trip lncluded car wasbe1, rummaae 11le1,
tardenlni and baby si tUng. But .u the departure d1te
neared, some of the students we~ &till far short of their
1011. ..
That wu when the Fe.Uva! of Arts, iranddaddy of
LafWll'I cultural community, stepped in with an 11over
the top" boost of '2,SOO, so no one would be left behind.
M the hippy students learned. living in an Art
Colony bu some unexpected fringe benefits.
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Money Stays at Home
A large group of citizens lhroughout the Capistrano
Bay area bas begun to organize for thia: fall's United
Way drive under an expanded leadership.
It will be the second year for the local United Way
campaign which !1 so Important to many co111munlty
service aa:encies.
Lut year's effort was a moderate success. The total
amount received from local contrJbutlona wu aboUt
,30,000.
• bue, all ·Ibo dooaUom elven IO<llly will ltl1 In Ibo
'"'a lo bt cllslrlbuted amoni 1111111 •m"' '""1PI·
Clliunl abotild mneinber th1t their coatnbutlom
ar. IOCl!ly diltributed · llld only 1 fraction II spout on
admlnlltraUve coats.
Leader• In the local wnpalp hive -th1t
this fall'• effort will only be 1uoce&&ful U Ibo public II
made aware of the adv1nt1ges of making one donation to
serve many dlfferent .c1use1.
And In the weeb to come, they upecl to clearly
convey "!• message. ,
Expanded Progrrun
Tbe City of San Juan Caplltrano· bu Invited San
Clemtnle'1 recycling center to branch out Into the mJ.o.
lion community in a gesture of lignificant support of a
worthwhile operation. .
Uonel Burt, who bu built the center through bls
own toil and persistence, bas proved that recycling can
be a healthy function lo a community.
But despite thl1 proof, he bas run into aome dead·
end /' ourneys In bis search for support from some com-
mun ty groups In his city.
Councilmen in San Jµan Capistrano extended the
Invitation unsolicited. Jn coming weeks city staff
members and representatives of the center will try to
work out details on collections of newsprint, papers and
cans.
U the plan .indeed comes about, ill success will de-
pend aolely on the support of every resident In the city
who ii wU!lng to &ave the materlall and take them to
collection areu ..
Thll year the needs expreS&ed by many local •le&
cie r serving the South Coast ii well above '6f,OOO.
Tbe South Coast Unlled Fund bu merged this year
with the United Way organization representing th•
southern half of Orange County. De&plte the broader
Recycling ii ·a proved tool In the hatUe to save our
planet. Every ton of reusable material that goes into a
center is a ton ·ten~ In a landfill area.
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'ALL WE NEEP N~ l':I t. PU&LIC ~PCIRSEMENT ,.,, 80BBY FISUC~i!
Soviets Didn't
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Lose Toehold
Over Egypt
(ROBERT S.AIJ,E~
There ii a lot of unrulislic wiltHhlni·
Ing 1oill( """""1 about the upullioo of
aome RuDtan pmd and air troop1
l!wn EIYJ>I. It ii not a Soviet "diluter": ne ither is
b. a "crusbinc blow" to Russian mi1ht
and !nlluenct in the crucially strategic
Middle Elat. Far from it.
While the spectacular eviction un-
quesUonably ls an embarraasin& upset, it
. And In the South Coast region, where .dumping
11tes are a ciu'IJnic headache, it ii e!pecially significant. s
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
ts il true that the city of Irvine
is eon.sidering aMexing L.111111•
Beach al I tu: write-off!
C.B.
and under Rua.silo coatroJ.
Il\AQ -Soviet military and ecooomlc
entrenchmtnt in oll·rlcb Iraq is rapidly
increaa:Ini -d&lalndly offaettiq: any
lou it may ha•• austained by the ouster
from Egypt. Slgnlllc>nUy, Ruala is
building up a powerful arsenal of SAM·%
and SAM-3 ground-to..alr missiles, and
training Iraqi to man them. Around 40
::iites already have been C0Q.1tnacted.
·Hanna: Keep Eagleton on Ticket
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Golden Staters Split Down Middle
By MICHAEL D. GREEN
o.wr ,. ...... .._ ewr ... ~••
WASHINGTON -Some members of
the Callfomi.I Democratic congressional
deltgaUon ~ undoubtedly ahrewd , eI·
perienced polltlclans, able to apot trends
early, perceive political development.a:
with accuracy I.Del acuity when others
are ltill .confuled. and to forecast the
poUUcal futw-e with a canniness tbal
would make Jeanne Di.Jon proud of lbem.
The ln>uble iJ decidin( whicb of the
COOIJ'UlillW sootb&ayers fall into tbiJ
category and wblcb don't In a c1•eo in-
stance.
The controversy over Sen. Thoma1 F.
Eagleton, J>.Mo., and whether be should
have been dumped or kept on the tlck!f.,
found these lhrewd California political
upertJ all re.din& different tea Jeave1
and aee~g different images in the cry!lal ball.
CALIFORNIA'S
CONGRESS
themselves more than
themselv~."
h e I p I n I Willie turned thumbs d0\\'11 on Eagleton
after the disclosures ; Burton said Jet the
guy live ... A meeting a week ago in
San Jose of a local Democratic youth
caucus, attended also by elders, reveaJed
increasingjy bitter feelings on the part of
DON EDWARDS : '"Ibb imprOV'5 our
chances for November."
DICK HANNA: "'lbere was an 0~ the different camps. Tenth District Dem. congreWonal can-
pollUcal mistake to dump Eagleton, In portunity to turn a negative factor into a did.ates Frank Gillette, running against
terms r:J. the long-range pruidential positive one (that has now been lost). incumbent Rep. Charles Gubser, R-Santa
campai&n, 'filh savvy, con.serv1tlve Agri-The turmoU was fading away." Clara County, read aloud a strongly-
Rep. B. F. Silk, ''The Gray Fox of .. worded telegram he'd sent urging
Fremo,'' and witll mlddl..,i-tf>e.rosd JERRY WALDIE: The real debate McGovern to u.p Eagleton and r.ject
Rep. Richard T. Hanna, ~ ~ _could never begin as long as ~Ucnal at-"JOl'did'.' attacb on him.
ty. teotion r.mainod dlrickd II Sen. l , WheHupoa WI, (;ary Cooperisb-IMl<-
Eagleton." . ~ local activilt Bill Alhtoek, who ·;;81'
RON DEU.Uft.IS: "The choice was
between humanitarianism and strict ex·
pedJency for the sake of winning. I don't
think you should win at any cost . .
There'• a question now o( how active I
will be."
waist gunner on McGovern's bomber
during the ZDd World War, got up,
declared Eagleton should be clumped
and, looking at Gillette, said icily, "And 1
don't think that makes me sordid,
either."
la having no real
Impact on Soviet
otrength and policy tn \he vital Mideast.
Russia remains just
11 powerfully en·
trenched and •I!·
sressive as ever.
Thee isn't the
iUghtest change in
either t h e ttmpo
11tat is a tremendous buildup tn view
of the fact that there are only 70 such
missile sites in Egypt, a far blger and
militarily more important country than
Iraq.
Further, about half ol the El)'Pllan
Wt missile sites are aloni the Sua
Canal, whose eastern bank ls occupied by
tbe I.sraelis. The other i ii.es ufeguard
the Aswan Dam, bulll by the U.S.S.R It a
cost of several billion dollan, and
nUlitary installations on the Med.Her·
ranean coast, in the Nile delta anc1 the ln-
terior.
ODD COUP~: The deep division in
the congreulooal delegation over how to
handle the Eagleton matter crossed
ideological .11.nd philo.sophical boundaries
~g lhe two groups with opposing opin-
IOO~
"WHO CAN BEAT McGOVERN!'' The
favorite W1shincton parlor same 1 year
or 110 110 wu an 1ctual game marketed
called, "Who Can Beal Nixon!" Loob
like the new aame this aeuon will be
calle<I, "11/bo Can Pick A Democratic
Vice-President?'' Tate your choice
among the folklwlnl pollUcal prophecies
from the upert.1:
B. F. SISK: "I'm afraid McGovern
may have hur1 b1mself. I'm very much
concemod by the lmpltcations of thia
epbode. ll 's kind of a Ingle thina. It
means lhnolt deltro)'inC a man and bis
family. I'm DOt ...,. but thet tho
Democrall: m1y not be hurt I n g
ALA.N CRANSTON: "We c0utdn't af·
ford to lose more Lime."
MY TURN: Dropping Eagleton was a
mlstate. Keeping him on lhe ticket af· •
forded 1.1cGovem an opportunity to
recover from the initial imprusion that
and acope of the Kremlin'• baldly im.
perlallstlc mllltary and """""'"" -tration.
Flaming radical Rep. Ronald V,
Dellums, D-Berkeley, for ei:ample,
ahared a liroog oplnioo.tbat it would be I
RANKLED FILE: The split carried as
well into the local aod 1lalewide p<>liUcal
<qaniz.aUons across the country, in-
cludlll( Callfontla, wber. Assembly
cobort.s Willie Brown and John Burtoo
aaw different things In the crystal bill;
on the most vital and presidential-like
decision be bad to make during the cam-
paign. be proved Incompetent and In-
adequate to the task - a failure that
goes to his basic credibility as a man
competent to be President. This is grimly shown by a detailed
rteapitulalion of what ii actually taking
plact. I
EGYPT -Desplle the booplabed
GUJter, the fad is Rusaia still retains a
nmnber of key air and naval alrongholdl
that art of prime value to the Soviett -
end not F.gypt. These include at ltut
four secret airbase& and five naval
factHUes on the Mediterranean.
SYRIA -Still nominally at nr with
Israel, never having signed the 1117
cuae-fire, Syrian annament ii now
mainly Russian. Tbue are a number of
Soviet military mJulonl ln Syria, IOd
Moacow is increasing both tta economk:
aid and influence in the country.
Ii S~ys Something Nice About You
The airbases are ao restricted that all
Egyptians are baMtd from them . The
pttlOflnel and equipment are entirely
Ruulan. The latter consiltl o( all ad·
vance<I MIG-13 • j<ta, II TU·llll and
transport and Cll'fO planes. The hflh-
Gying MIGS and TUI are primarily recormaissaocl craft and are part of the
l!c>Ylet'a Mlddlt East Intelligence aystem.
Ont of their prioclpal functloos iJ to
thadow West.ml naval forces hi the
Meditmanean, particularly the U.S.
Strtb Fleet. E&YPt ha5 no say of any kind in lbeJe
epenUOOI. They •re 1trictly for Rl1S.'ia
One restraining factor in this 1ituat.krl
is that the Syrians are poorly regarded
militarily. They are not rated highly u
combat material, either on the sround or
in the air.
ALGERIA -In contrast to the
Syrianl, Algerians are f I r I t. c 1 I • I
fighters , particularly the mountaineer
Berbers. Algeria'• armed forces art no•
extensively equipped with So v I e t
weaJ>OM. and the ties be.tween the two
countries art steadily e1pandinl. IJke
Syria, Algeria is allO tacitly at war with
Im el - a factor that handily Hl'Vel
Kremlin policies and Interests.
The truth about astrology b tbat 11
make1 you fee.I 1ood.
That, of course, baa nothing to do with
whether Jts' true, «' correct, or anything
Ute that. You would think that becaUM: a
thing makes you feel good, that It glv11
you 1 feelln( of. cunfort and worth,
would be suffideerjusllficaUon foe the
thing.
Murder the Murderers
' There you would be wrong. Tb e
astrologen, and the aatrologees, ii we
m1y so dtlCribe the ltar~. or
doobJe.croosed , cllenlele, IMlll that their
set of brllefl ll ·be~ true, Hk• the
laws of moUm ,or ooliply and dtrnand.
The. Illar c:r:o...S.. wbllo; loslsteol on the
"llldfty al'l¥'c~ II most reluc-taDI to :-.IS~ '.them Iii' t&e ........ of
the ~ .~ The limes
lbese ~ltlve liffn subj<cte<I
lo ecleo'tlflc trial, tliO?'hln ended up
'i-sb11 al LarJe:
When someone is Inhuman, auch 11 a
mass-murderer, we ruct toward him as
be does '°"""' othtt blll1Wll -which t,endt to vlndlcale him mott than II shows
bim """'I·
~ Darw\a WM not Wf'OOI but he WU in-
~plele, In Ignoring the ecology or lll>OclM IUl"flVll: for the "OU est" species i tbe tne thit 1aaintaina the optimum
ieJatlonshlp be1-iu.11 and Its en-
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En&Jlab 11 cme of the • .,., rew i.nauaies
ta the world In whkh. "iwear words" Mve
1 wbolly ...... 1 connotatloo and W. tells
• mott about Anglo-&uoo repreooloo
Ulan k does aboUI tansuaci
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SYDNEY J.HARIUS , ·=~~.,~=rt~
--•plortt>"" ~ ollfid\"~. IOm<limel ·•aled ordf.r. ol u...1111r.e11e. u )'OU look
. • : . ,lflll'elemeat !l"l ol.~ty, and out
tion report In the Pblladelpbla acboollr otTaollm, .,;.l .U ol lllalll; there -Id
showing that the perlonnanct c( 5tli , tit damned~ left. ill fact, no rel!AICn
grlde Lallo pupill '"' the Iowa Vocalil>-• .lall. Tbe ~factor 11.,..bablilar
lary Test WU ... lull year blpcr -':;:"~,... In belief than tbe
the performance ol pupill of almllar ~·
bacl:iJ'ouoda who did not ltll\ly Latin. • iWlille he 11 t ~lrport, and perhapa a
-"ilte. ----queltioa the 'l1>e '-'D! man blames ''nlml" fer -1Ui11t-., lho llrUts oo wbicb the WWtcl•s m ; the e<lucaled man the .... builds bis Hie, tho claims of
blames "The System"; the wile man lslrOfoo and Ibo virtues of tbe
blames "You and Me." borolc:opic reldina. mat bt • quu-
W• hive -a bUq &dlfn& r1d al
fabe modesty latolJ that ... ... In
danpor ol ...... le belle•• I b a I Ill ..-,.-.
Tbe.oalJ .. , Ille inadequlle ... ktep
their oe11........ la by ...... tl:f ...
lrlbutJnc ID -to pile, -.,, .or tnfluenee.
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Dear Gtorp:~~-
MJ> -will "' abooluiel1 1IOthlni about our doe: wblcl> teepo
cbuq can. 'l'bmrln( Ice waler
Ill him bu -suae&led In I book I IOld. Wlll thll -"!
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(CHARLES McCAB~
tloned. Perhaps all rellgioua and culllsb
and pseudo-..U1tou.s befiefa are as
rootless as utroJoa. Few are so
wlnerable.
We all know it's ttmbly difficult to
prove a neg1Uve. That's the strength Of
feebly based beliefs. I could, under a
given set of ctra, .. t up quile a dandy
lltUe cull aroond 1n1 suppciiitioa, and
l'llae mooey and pasr laws for Ille SUP'
pmslon of the potato. 'IbiJ happens all
tho time. I need not point.
THE ONLY 1n1wer to thia m of
rusonfn& II the old debater's ploy. The
llunlen of proof b . oo the affirmative.
~ oian who makes a atatement bas the
obllgatioo to put forth the t!Vidence which
supports it. nus the utro1ogers cannot
do. 1bey are moet unwlllinl even to be
challenged. U the astrologers make
claims, I say, let them supply the proof.
The w!Jole nature of tho astrology folly
can be ascertained by picking up any
.._per wltll a ~ colunm, or
by bovtnfl a r.adlnc wltll your frlmdly
local ,..r, or by bltlfn& one of lllOle
astroJoclcal computers. In a million
~tel, I wager~ you wW not find ooe
which does not &Jve you comfort, wbicb
does not Cootiratalale ,... oo your lier~ Ina qaallU.., wbicb ls DOI a .,.,,. or less
harmless little lie to set you startlnc the
da1 rtpl.
ON THE 1WIB oocaslor>J whm the
stal'«en edmlt ' that humans have
weatneslel -tbq never have Yloes -
Isn't It the Truth!'
By C.lllL lllllLET IR.
When youngsters aay that Illa b betler
today, they doo' "'-the tnith about
WI plpel. 111 wlla's auto DKded a
~ after .... -but 1111 gn'"'"fbor dn>ft I io.eu lar wftll Ibo
-tall pipe .... u _.. l llllJ, brltll
the l&ngij&ge employtci would make a
statesman_ blush. The biggest slob in ca~
tivity might be described as having
drive, and end up kinda Iovablt!, in the
language of the stars.
What tho horoscope does ts iell you
that the you a~ nice. Nice, charming,
amusing, intelligent, cooperative, con-
stant, re 11 a b l e , industrious and
perservertng, etc. These are all Y"1:'/ ntce
tblnp to be. YOU pa)'I your dollar , • , •
But astrology 11 not enough ev<n to tbt
astrologen u a melbod of di•ination.
Incr.astngly. tho .... breed ol .....
auers are now taklDg In other, equally
unprovable, metbodl of divlDation, lib I
Ching and the Tant cards. <la:ul~ il>-cludinc diabolism, iJ1 almost 11 tq ja,
li'l2 U astroJoa WU lo 11111.
It'• an a port of the vacuum of belief.
The young have lnduslrloosly brol<en
away from the faiths of their Falben
mostly . fmm the teacblnp of Cbrtsl.
They havenowhero to go. Tbe lnsllnctol
belief Ii ooe o1 tho st,..gest In man. I
NY, Ii you'n llOlnl to l>dleve, plclt a
good -Ottil!'l';11Y, u an Instance, heals the hell OU! of Clm>IJ Righter, and
Ibo other utnioa types.
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Ghost Writer, depencllnc oo who 11
PIYtna rar the pdme time .., TV. 1be
glfl writer dlabet up llufl te comtdlanl
~I l.lckles US, •blio the &bolt wtlter
lards the speeches ol.polltlclaQI with .•
tJoN that cbote us, lite when McGovern
JX'O(nltet Re1ven on Earth and the
llepubllcanl tell• we'ft alrudy got IL
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beloop -ID ClllS. llobm N. 'IV .... Plb!Wltr
~ J:cnil, l4lb'
AlHrt 11'. llaln "V aiA h'1° to ntak4 pcopk MPPfl
bv politics.
-Thom4r eor1v1r
Ollo cootnst bet....., the rich and Ille
poor ... be .... In the W.y they handle
their c:lwtfrts ..,..,., The rlcb man
-.. hll -wltll the-· ttatement Ol'ICe 1 moolh. Tbe poor man
!Inda hll baJanee every daJ, lib I bip.
wtr. walker ttp.lteppinll a -Ill away
from dlaalter.
"HI toho know hOIO to l>f -know• lff'l'thing ...
-JMkt lllcMfcl
"Camao• to1111oo1 ~oru.i sll<tll oo.
and acddnls fill lh• ...,Id toilll 1000.
-l'roplltclu of lfolllcr
Slllptoo, 16()
A 11111'\'q f-that tho vut majority
~of.Americ:an WOCD&.do_ml uu_ .. Ms,, u
I Ullo of eourlely. They prefer ".Mias"
DI' 11Mn." .. the ctae ~ ~. and tbe ..aaon II that -le ,....,.,u, don't like
Ille '""""' of It. Wben "lb" II -.t, It
ftln!nda lllorn ol a fretflll bug lliot misf.
ed Ill way -m-lll( lnltdd of -' """"· •A SOtl!ld "'"" be plHl!llo; oUW,.. ..... ii ll ... ill>onl!Mtion. ..
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Men Add Height
Wbot -lie -............... _._ -' ~ predldably, ii.,.. "'9bat-'lle oliooit-
"' ti-cllldal ,_ ii bellhl, A matrtmcnlaJ bureaU
clerk or more \j>an • rem --.. ,., "'l'be 1cng.
es& YU{ bl I wom&D11 Ufe .. bet•een~• ud 40, and the
-irid1 lo • -·· 'belgbt ii i.. tween s-t~ll and I feet!'
~ n vowed oot lo lJ&.
beod llle--pemor oE'VIDICe..Tamer-
-_.. to • gan:llon or eaotured
-.. would --ol tbelt blOOd. Pollllcal campaign .,...,..,
Mahomet aawed I.be governor in ttio.
1'imerlane burled I.be aoidiers ollve.
·rrs Tllll CUiiom lllDOlll Frmcb
bUtchets tn· Paris always to leave the
paws m dr9ed rabbits so "-8 wbo doo't prefer cat
can buy wllh """-· .
BOW MANY? Q. "How many goil cl®' CID I.be tour-
nament pljlyer cariy in bis i.g!" _
A. Just H. He'• penalized two -.S !oreach extra
club.
Q. "BOW MANY people have died in I.be last 20 years
from botulism In food CMDed eommerclally!"
IL Three. And about «I from botulism in home-caMed
food.
Q. "BOW MANY cl us sorry aou1s moonlight on IOOOlld
jobs?"
A. One in every 20 of us sorry IOUJJ1 air.
TllAT SECTION o! Manhattan known as Yorkville Is
largely populated by folk of German nrtiln. The sulclde
ra1e tllere Is twice as hlgh as elsewhere in New York City.
What do you make of it?
AmRE -"Girls, doo't let the opposite sex chide you
about scanty attire," advlaed old Cedric Adams:. "You
have expert medical opinion m your side. Go ahead, say
the docs, and dress In as flimsy a getup u you can stand,
because I.be c1ooer your skin 1emperature Is to the weather
temperature, the less chance )'OU'll catch cold."
A TRAINER of beasts for TV commercials contends
the lll06I perfect pet of all Is i squirrel. TalkaUve. Bright
Easy to 1each.
.. YEAR IN YEAR out, Ws. in the spring and sommer
when your youngs1ers most rapidly · add height, In the
autumn and winter when they most quickly pick up weigbl
NAME of no race horse contains more than three
words, that's true. Already mentioned none contains more
than 18 letters, COtD'lting the spaces.
AT AGE JO, girls with bearing trouble outnumber
boys similarly affilcted while boys wt~ speech defects out·
number girls who suf{er same.
Address mail to L. M. Boyd, P. 0. Box 1875, New--
part Beach, Calif. 9266-0.
Nixon Tries New Tack
. In Battle With OEO
Statistics
On Cattle,
Meat Told
Singletons
L>se Tax
Battle
8ACRAMENTO (AP)
s,.i. Collfandau boft loot •
round in -llglil lo .,., the
..,..incomelura1eUIDll'
rled penobl, but a lawmaker
YOWi lo try again.
The Sena1e Reveooe and
Tuatlm Commlttoe ,,_ S.1
Vjednesclay .... -to •Po prove AB Sil bJ
A-yman Robert C. Cline,
(RA:anop Part).
Cline'• bill oeedl live to pass"the nine-man cmnmitlee,
but the anlbor aald be helleves ·
two of the --members -Sim. Jameo IL w-(D-Hawtbome) and
Nicholas Petris (D-Oaklandl,
would vole for Ille bill if be
could get II ~ -a
IDIDl:UVer be aaid he'd try.
Sta1e olllciala aald llnfile
Penons in caJlfornia -pay
W ASHINGTO!l . (UPI) 'llO miWcn a year in taxes
Marketlnr of fattened beef more than ~ey would if tbeY ,..,.. married perso111 with the
caltfe wUl rise lo a record in same amount of taxable in-
the second hall cl 1m, but to-come.
!al pn>ductlon " """-will Bocal1le the legillature ii be just aobut equal to output expected to recess for three
in the same Period tut year, months beginning Fr Id a y,
an Agriculture Department Cline aaid be would try to
report baa predicted. revive the bill In November.
With overall supplies steady, 1be committee vote came
consumers can expect to find after 1estlmony by Vivien
pri<es continuing lboYe Ja.s1 Kellems of East Haddlm,
year's rates, the report added. eoon., a Jooitime advocate of
"Expanding beef output and one 1u ra1e !or married and
sea..,.l)y increasing pork alngle peraons.
production . will d a m p e o Miss Kellems, 'II, tesWled
livestock prlcef later In the she Is relusq to pay any
year, but very strong con-mon federal lnoome Jues ..,.
sumer demand will hold meat Iii Ille lederel government
prices above a year earlier," •gives her a $90,008 refund.
econamists said. . '[bat ls the amount -plus in-
The report noted t h a t teresl -she claims abe wu
despl1e the oe~I upa'IVing Illegally taxed for ZO years
in pork production, output dur-before she refused to pay any
ing the second half or the year more. would be about 9 peroen1 ~~~~~~~~~-1
below a year ag~. Production ,,.----------·---,! of veaJ, lamb and mutton will ,, VOTI A._ I '
also be smaller, helping offset
the mere-In bee!. JAMES
The report said this Jear'• ENSIGN beef call crop, up 4 pereent,
points to an increased supply SCHOOL IOAID
ne1t year. It aaid pork pro-\''~;.;.~~~~~J'j ducUon may begin to tum up C8nwnttl9I T• E_. ~
after mid-19'13. IM~ St-N...,.r1 ._..
SELF-HYPNOSIS
UCTUU •.. DIMOMSTIATIOlf
..... """fW ............ "" ......... . .. --....... .,.. -_. "'"'"""' CONTROL-l•laxation, Ta11•kt11, Hebl+., Pre1111rff
IMl'ROVE--Co11c.a11tr1tlo11, h"o"ality, MaMOf\', Gr.cl ..
WASHINGTON '(UPI) -eluded in the OEO bill, plus SAIN-E11ar9y, Eflthu1: .. "', Moti~1tio11, Conficl111u
President Nlxon,Jioving failed the makeup of a board of MHMy. A... 7 .. "' I p.111. to strip the Office of Economic directors that would run the Opportunity of . its "war on controversial Legal Services JAMAICA INN, 2101 L CMst Hwy. c..._ 4ol M•
poverty" programs through program after it was turned ADM.ISSIONS1 .11-WlmPOIFIRUOCHUll
leglsla\inn, Is apparently bop-over to a prtva1e corporation. National (listitule of Hypnosis
tng to achieve thaC same end x IU 1D1D• CALIF now through the lack of THE CONFEREES t h I s IO --•
legislation. time """1nil eliminated the liliiiiiiiiiiiii
The OEO, which has run the child care program and gave h •IO 000 th * war since it stsrted under the Nixon power to appoint all the meet t e 'IP ' -pan er •••
Johnson administration i n Legal Service dir<clors, re-
1964, will be without legislative quiring ooly that be include
authority on Aug. 11. some poor people and former
OUSE AND Se te con-legal service attorneys m the H __. na board.
ferees have al!>l~ on a com· "11lls legal services thing
promise bill to keep OEO alive scares .a lot cl people, both in
through June :16, 1974• but the admlntslratloo and outside Democrats art fearful N'ISOI! wfil veto Uds measure a1 be gov~ent,'' said a GOP
did the OEO bill tut year. Capitol '® oouroe. "They're
The Whit. House has turned =~.!h't it can't be coo-
• deaf ear to the pleas of the "We're ready to ·mve Nlion conferees on what it would &" take to avoid a veto to get the Just aboUt anything he wants bill passed and money ap-no tbil bW, just to get it passed
Propriated. 'Ibis silence has so we can get on to other
ted b e pmsing business. But be been interpre Y som won't talk to ua," complained Democrats as a move to wipe one of the Democntts 00 the
out OEO through Inaction. cont~ commlt1ee, wbo
Nilton has repeatedly denied asked not lo be lclentllied. be W"...t• to HkillJI 0 f ...,-" .. _ The ldmlnlstratlon, which "d ls m a n t I e wi.:: war· on isn't talking to report.en:
poverty, as charged b Y either about Its plans, Is pio-
Democrats. Be just waots to tured by the Democrats 11
redireCt the atlack, be claims. planning a veto In hopes that
PANTERA
by deTomaao ••• Imported for •-M.....,.. Italian
coachwork created by the bril1lsDt Ghia Studloo ol TIDin.
Fon! des1aned the 3'il CID 4V V-8 -Four wheel lno deponent IWlpetWon and mtckhlp ..,.U. ptaoemen~ Five
speed rear-fu1IJ.,.,...,....... •..
•Pantera ••• Italian rar Panther •••
NIXON WOUUl do Ibis by it would be IU!lained and Ihm
transferring. all of OEO's pre> any move to pus apotber
grams to old-line government simple atemim could be
agencies, ~111 reducing the,~clel~ea~ted:;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~
agency to about a ~ lllaflli M;;WiiiiiiiOi
that would do p o v e r t y
~ in a thlnlt.unk ""
moopbett. Republican led efforts in eong,..s have narrowly failed
over the yean to achieve tllil
goal by Jegislatloo. Even
though NJxon's veto lat year
cl the OEO bill was Sllllalned,
the agency gained ·-year life throUgh a simple _.
greaiooal extension.
·Nixon's veto was bued on a
big child care JlrGlf8ID in-
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VOTE FOR
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Pd. Fo~B • ComDilUee To Elect' JllD ASHE, John Fl , Clllirman, #>l Balboa eo-, Newpoi:t Beach, Calif.
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QUEENIE By Phll lnterlandi
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Restoring W ikler~s Area soturd•y• in
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Get Hot PORTERVILLE (AP) -
Forest Ranger Bill Dean aay1
he had reservations about
working wlt.b !I teen-age girls
on a pro jttt to restore nearty
40 square miles of flre-ravag·
ed woodJand.9.
Tho 11r1t -ol dllltrlna
l'l<lal backgnlllllda -an paid
fl.Ill an houi-lo bolld 1-.
chock dams lo pnvenl eroolon
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BERKELllY (AP) -City
council i:nettl111s hert are
beginnlng to follow a patl<rn'
name calling, walkouts and
unfinished buslne1s.
Several limes in the past
few months. meetings have
been disrupted by v o c a I
disput~ between radical and
moderate members or the
council. Tuesday n I g ht ' 1
meeting was the latesl
The shouting and ' ~~
c1ations began after Mayor
\\'arren Widener tried to
postpone discussion on a
runoff \'Oting initiative and go
into executive session to finish
lefto\'er business from the
· recently settled city employes
: strike.
: The initiative , sponsored by
· moderate council members, ·urue a cop.out memo to all departments.''
would requl~ a runoff among ------------------candidates who receive a
plurality but not a majority of
: the vote.
: The five moderates had
: already overruled Widener on
: taking a recesi so they ~uld
: act on the inillat.ive. which re.
: quires a charter amendment
: as well as a popular vote.
· Radical councilman D Army
: Bailey angrily shouted there
. had been no discussion and
: called the matter a "white
: power conspiracy."
: He also yelled at Vice
: l\fayor Wilmot S w e e n e v .
; saying "'I'm not going to iet
: you as a black man conspire
• against us," and called him a
• ''sorry sort of man."
Sweeney shot back, "At
least I'm a man and not a fun-
'. ny thing like you ."
Arter moderate councilmen
Tom A.1cLaren and E d
Kallgren came under Bailey's
verbal attack. co u n c I I
members began walking out.
Moderate councilman
Borden Price told the au-
dience. "What we have seen
tonight is not a compliment to
this council and this was not
democracy, the way things
were ca?Tied out."
Cancer~
Schedules
'Roundup'
, The American Cancer Socie-~ ty is conducting an end~f-lhe-
1 fiscal ye a r roundup of ~ outstanding Car.cer Society
"Neighbor--to-Neighbor Kits.
: "We urge L.ieuna Beach
, residents who sUll have tits In
: their possession to call the
: telephone number on the kit ao
! ~~~~ebeca~~~t~ ~~i;e:~
I crusade chairman J a c k
Ii Engelhardt.
The kits, he said are nine by
12 inches. white with red and
j blue print. They contain not
only informational material,
! but also contributions placed
inside as they are circulated I from neighbor to neighbor.
Kuwait Offering Loans
To Encourage Marriage
KUWAIT (AP) -A govern-
ment plaMing board Is urging
state help from the oppressed
bachelors of Kuwait. It sug·
gests loans to encourage n1ar·
riage.
This conservative l\1oslem
state is seeking an increasing
influx of foreign wives when
halt the country's 800,000
papulation already is nOn-
Kuwaitl, come to get rich
from the oil boom. There also
has been an increasing
. number of rapes or molesting.
Social life is rigid here, with
prostitution, gambling and
drinking banned. There is no
dating.
Unless he finds a foreign
bride, the a\•erage middle·
class Kuwaiti does not marrv
unti l relativ'ely late because ft
costs so much .
A man has to pay a bride
price and the cost of the wed-
ding reception. He also has to
shell out money to furni sh the
couple's government-provided
houJe to tbe specifications or
the bride and her parents.
l!y the llm• he's finished
this can cost him $1,000. Even
then hia troubles may not be
over. Ahmed Flaib, a clvll
service clerk. who borrowed
$1~,000 to get married seven
years ago, says:
"I'm still in debt and
bankruptcy always seems just
around the corner. Now my
v•ife wants a new American
car and her father in bLS quiet
way has let it be known he
thin kl we should have one."
Thanks to Its oil, Kuwalt has
one of lhll highest per capita
incomes in the world, $5,000 a
year but lnflatk>n is Increasing
the price of consumer goods
and services.
The Brltlm Bank of the Mid-
dle East estimates H costs
$780 a month for a bachelor to
live.
The govenunent's 80Ciel
po\lcy planning committee,
besides recommending Joans.
wants parents to lower the
bride prices tor t h e I r
daughters and stop arranging
marriages.
But after four weeks on the
bl--· -landlna padl for bellcopl<n
and a hoot ol olber proJecu In
the Sequoia Natlcnal For.,I.
job with the glrlt. aged 11 lo . THl!!Y UVE IN rough l"'t
18, Dean says he has changed dormitories an hour'• drive
h.is outlook. from the nearett town and
''THEY'RE A great bunch
or kids," he said . "Their
fingernails aren't quite as long
as they used to be and they
don't pay much attention to
their hair now."
The girls are from high
schools at Delaoo and Rosa-
mond, and are working on
vilal conservation projects
funded by the Neighborhood
Youth Corps lhat other1t•ise
could not have been done.
"It's a thing that needed to
be done,.. Dean said. "It's
something we 're not funded to
do and It's getting done by the
girls." '
return home on weekends.
Forest Service &nd Kem
County School D I 1 t r I c t
employea serve u counselors
and work leaders at the camp.
"I had reserv1Uon11 when
the new• was tint broken to
mt -'You now have a camp
of girls,'" said Dean, who was
assigned to redeve1op the
forest alter the Red Mountain
fire burned more than 28,000
acres in September 1970.
Alter a brief orientation pro-
gram the girls went to work.
clad In blue jeans, work boots
and hard hats. They use
double-bladed axes, posthole
"DISY WEiil! I UW.
........i-weaakedtbem
lo plct up ID-Inch, rallJ that
were 13 feet kJn&," Dun
ncaJW, addlo( tbal the l)rlt
l!ild*I ID wllllnlly.
Somotlmoa, Dean aald, Ibey
would tum oa lbelr cbarm and
be -Od llntl hlm"1I worklng
Jl)Ol'e t1Jaa teachln( OD IOllle Of
lbe" Job•.
''1'1>ey IWeet-lalk )'«I. I llnd
myatlf dlgglng holes. tben I
rtaUze I've been aweet-ta.J.ked
and I hand the above! back lo
them," he uid.
Dean aald lbe NYC project
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ed llCbool dlltrlct ofllcltlt to
tum lo the oppoolte ~
'Ille girlt have become com-
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added. "I I h I n k It ha>
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physical accompllsbment," he
aald.
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FASHION j ISLAND
NEWPORT CENTER
SUNDAY SHOPPIN_G
The following stores are now
OPEN SUNDAYS
for your shopping convtnitnct:
I. AT·EASE 15. MANDEL'S SHOES
2. APROPOS 16. MEDITERRANEAN IMPORTS
3. BACK STREET
4. BATH SHOP
5. THE BROADWAY
6. 808 BURNS REST AU RANT
7. WALTAH CLARKE'S
I. COCO'S
t, I . DALTON
10. EL POCO
17. MUSIC HALL
18. NEAL'S SPORTING GOOOS
19. J. C. PENNEY$
20. PHELPS MEAGER
21. PAUL ALLAN SHOE S
22. THE RIGGER
23. RUSSO'S PETS
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PLWE VOTE AUGUST 8
NEWPORT· MESA
UNIFIED SCHOOL IOARP
SIXTH DISTllCT
VOii FOR
DAVID H. KRUIGIR I l8l COLLIM jt()l'ISSOll .
II.A. wHITTlll COl.UCH
M~ WHmlU COi.UGi
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••e!•rp~ Bctt'le •
Water District
Wins One Round OK'd lor Voting
llA!n'A ANA -The 0raaco Ooo1ro1 Board bu .........s SANl'A ANA -'Ibo Qty ol s.oJ Boadl wa1 prevloulty
C,,., "* Dlllrict bu woo a 11eor1ng lo Cool& -lo Sanla Ano bu ...., approHI ctv.. _.val to Include 1
•.,.,...-111 lb bottle lo prewnt Sti>l<mblr wbon the dlllrtct'• ~J· olthe .. ~ ~ p.,_cl dty dlOrler ameod-
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1111 !lf!llr Slnll Ano River In otandatds oet by !lie C.lllomla bood lliue with tbe ,._a1 lbncbo Santiago Community
llh.nlde ud S.. llemordlno Ret!lona1 Water Qulllty 0on-.0111111'r COlllTY eleclloo -lo Nov.-. Colleill District -to nu 1 ,... "". ....... ·-1 D-J I ... _ MftK 6"'-.o. .._ _ _. :!:"'.:..~.:'=~ Thi Stitt Wltlr Re1ource1 ~;-'~or ;'.i ~": ::n~ '°o!1: ::::. 00
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-, ....... -w. Con •umer the bearlng,· to be conducted Directors fto8IJtnr of Voten Dovld be created !or his dtpatlmont =::: r.~= .:' ~~ • "° by two mnnben of. the 1tale Hltebcock. by adding the apecial eke-~ ... 1.~ c. _. ...,... bolrd, bu not betn dttermio-P1ttenon arcued that cor>-lion&. He 11ld the ••aci-~::'"..i;.: r'..!:: ,_.,"" -Staff 8(>0St ..i. aooord1Dg to Dr. Mack Of T IOlldatlon on the bolJot ~ cumulati•e tlfect o1 th• -:i!i ...._ M¥i'* M,..,,, K.tll\ L Wesner, aulltant w l t e·r ransit Ave Santa Ana talpayeta vlrlous addltkl\I meanl 40 ad-
JuN•, .._n. J, ...i ,._. "· ~,_._._. -'--$11 ,D . He l&kl s.Ma ADI Md ditiooaJ b&Uot tcnnatl.
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.............. , ...... ,....w.,..,. ~.... Oka ~~,........... not--... ~ ......... -· ..... -•. 'bets y Pmioully, 111e ••ter v· 't E t ....-•~-alDce 'lbe.Sant&Anabooda•ould :::.·,:: !. -::.., ~ dJstrlcl bad rue<1 1aw.wts .,. ISi as ~~~ 1ntbat ~-~· ..ur povlde lllnds 1or n.. pro-
-,_,,..,.."" '"' ""· SAHrA ANA _ A boolt lo volving W.. diacbtrlen In -·-• c-~ electlonl tectlan, llorm clrllDa . and ...... ..._ ...,. "" -Rlvenlde Coonty ud one lo SANl'A ANA -Two Oran(e woold aid approval of tho .....,., ud open opace land Ital! memben of the county's bo""· -"·•"·-
,._" I, W C-IHl(I! J, San Bernardino ,..._,Mu, Two County Transit District dJ.rec.~::=-::· :::::::::::::::::-~·-::-::::::::::::~ ~-. "*""" w. _. L..,. J.. new Comumer Affain Office ............. ,. P"11· c_,...,. ,,,.,., ...i o\.,..tlM of tho9e suits have been tors, tbe 1eneral manager and
-· M'~-" from·elght to U JW•been Ip-l<!1l0Ved from Superior Court bus '~I ""' ..... "-"'•u-_. iu-< ed b . ft'!anager, are Y• linc ffONO -KONG :=t·.-r;:.!.!·.:'~~· prov y the Orange County caltndan, however. eight diHereot transit faclli-.
·Board or SUpervia(n, pro-John Murphy, water district ,.... J""" vided tbe federal -vernm· .. t at&omey, il\id the state at· Ues in the eutem part of the
'Ml!tflW't. aawrt "-· 9'11111 I:~ I. •"' ..., •-----" fl U.S. this week on a lact·"""'••il \·iiOi>f;Jl~iia.ti;\;;'iOM~l•AllOll .. OIANOI COtMn Ubv. MMY C. IMld .,.. "'M. provides funds under the wmey c~ICIAl. S 0 lee has .......... II ... SAVI .. TO SK ~= .. ~;;::vMor.•· PubUcEmp1o-~ "--am. talked w1tb rtpresentattvn of trip. 2 surns135 •tlllMltllllftilc..e..,... ·~· ~ s1"'..., •-" "'· ,. ........... '"'•"'&' the atate board with the hope Ma"'"'" the trip to ;.....-t -.1 aft' Who'-"-'..._ lllim. ,.,.,..,, ••ttiM• ,.. "" ,... .,,....,.. All "--·--A 11 I that ••· ~-··tct ..,.. • ..,..... 'WI Ill ·--t:..-n. w-s. Mill v\dl1 J, '1"llHIUJl;I" a r • • wic u11M '• problems buses which hive been '"'!Al. "ia .... .., -· ~·· JeM: ....... Jadl ~"' employa, uceJK. Di r e c t o r with the dllcbargers may be ....... 1oi1t ....... •'"" mu co.. L ..... ,..,,... 1.1>11111! Mill L_., Ue. ordered by the district are M ..... •••••.. 61 •NU AU9A110MI ........... ..... LM _, """'1M Morris J. Sblmanoff who bas solved wlthoot lawaults. .I•--~-Ralph Clark of C.0..-....... .. •• • WT PAYMMR ·~ L....-"' u.ua.."1.U'la ~"' ....... J .i ~BB v...,_.,, ......,.._ ..,.. Jll'Nl'l't ll'ft:ll .. ven permanent status It ii this possibility which Anaheim and John KaneJ. of n WMf ...... n " ...,
v...... and a PIY ralJe by tbe board, will be the Jrincipal topic of Cypress, district mana1er ....,,..;.;~~!:,, • .:,-;:. ~. """" D. ..., ~ are uDlkr the PEP employ· the Costa Mesa bearing. Gordon "~e" Fieldin1 Ind ,.. ••n ....,... 1em ~.,,iii.._•••1!"1:....-• "::-.._,:.,. ..... ~ GlMM ~ at11111......,, ~menl~:..!po~ocr~~am~.~----~M~urph~~Y'.._181~·d!:_._:_' -----~bus~manq~~er~Fnnk~~Klng~~·-_!!~..,~~·~·~•;• •;•;•;"""~~~ .... ;;-;;;;;~·~-;;-~-;;~"';-;;;•;•=;••;;"';"';'~~I
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DAILY PILOT· f
Tuesday, Augus~ _8
FOR
ROBERT C.
SANGSTER
Ntviport-Mesa School
Board, Trustee Area 6
RESIDENT
of th• dl1trlct 1ince 1956
ATTORNEY'
AT LAW
practicing In
Newport Btach
FORME--
·TEACHER
four years In
P\lewport..Me1a at
Estancia Hfgh School
HARBOR
HIGH SCHOOL
grodual• (1959)
FAMILY MAN
wife Kathlffn and
daughter Suunne
GRADUATE
U.S.C. (AB>
Cal-Stata Long Beach
(Credanllal)
Pepperdlne University
CJD)
PARENTS, EDUCATORS, ond CONCERNED
CITIZENS ENDORSE THE CANDIDACY OF
BOB SANGSTER:
Atl•11• I Jim Sch1fer
I.tty Lilly
M11. Do11•ld Mcl1111i1
Fleyd I. M1tio11 H•rty,,,•11
lob.rt Sh•lto11
C1rroll I. l1•k !Mr•. Jo1•phl
Ji• w.o4 I
D•11 I Di•t1• Lowry
Eorl '•tor1•11
l•1111lo I Miry Du1111
lo1cl110 f11loy
Jem•• I S•lly Kn•pp , ••• , •• ,,.tt
R1y I A.1111• W ,rd
Or. Ctr! lo1w•ll
Mrt. H•w•rd l!.09ort
Cl•r111c1 N•clom
Al111 I Loi• Ston•m•11
M1r1h1ll Duffl•lcl
T.d I Willi lrhso
Ed Conw•v
.. ~I Gi1111y P•l1y
J•rrv I J•n l•rfo
lol..rt I l'llyllit Fr111cy
..... rt s 111 ....
Do1111i1 M1Mr
Or. Huth Plull'll:i
l•!.•rt I Dotti• M11•r'"'•
El•h1• Li11hoff
Dr. D1•i.I I C1roli11• Wolf•
Jo1•ph H111"1bl1t
M"· Rol:iort Sltit1"•'
VT11 I Nor• 1•r9•111111
Wob1t•r J•11•1
JN I J.,-y lo••n•r
M•'9• Skilli119
Kt• I louh1 Ewl11t
H..-.. Strlck•r
"•II· lluHft•I lil•V
D•111ld & letty Atlkhuo11 M, •. c.rt K.,wil•
leMrt L H11Mp*irl•t
Jerry s~111111•111
l1rt • J••• H•k•
Khtt•" W\lt•"'li
Mn. Jeh11 Stot•
J• ., •• 11 • .,
0.111 I Je11111 Sc.kt
, • .,. H.wtot
Mr" WillltM H•t•...l11kl•
K1t•11 K•"'•th
0,, i Mn. J•ll11 All••
Pit l•111U
l•Mrl I llolM t.••Jl111
e...•~·'"1f•r4 bn ... ...,
Jo l9""11t
a.loN L..Mlr;.,11111
St.,fle11 D. Toyf0t
Mkho•I I a.. Ho"'•'f'"
Mr1. P•11I Rvc.•off
Marti Ohh111
Rob•rt I 1111.,•rly W•l•111r
Glori• Morrow
P•t•r I N•clra Tor11ay
Dot11ld R. W1rcl
Gr•11vi/1, I Mary l1111cl•ll
Alfred l1Y1tti, Jr, '
M1rlr S. Millard
lruc.1 I leis C:.•lkot
Dr. To111 ll111k•l1y
Rob1rt T. Mc.C1ffr•v
Mr1 . P1t•v Mltch1ll
At1cly I Rit• Zlmb•ldi
Gorclo11 Morrow
Marily11 Mcln11i1
Rob1rt I Jo A1111 W•rcl
Harry I lu111n• Cor••
Gi119•r '•9•
Mrw. G1bri•ll• R1mo1
Ch•rl•• I Audr•v Cotto11
J•11• Port••
Th•otlor• I K•v k'•lly
Norm•" I K•v li11t
Al111 R1.cly
St•"'• I UMa ICifl'lblo
C1rol ll1t1di1rcl
lr•cl I V1l•ri1 lr•d1haw
Phil lr•w11 '•f Wll1ot1
R1lph I lorr1i11e l11tch•r
Rudv lukic.h
Dr. Jo• lroclrmatt
Doll Duffy
Willi•11t Eil•n
R1lph I Dotti• Clock
Johll w.11.,
H•rolcl Gl•11
R•v I M•rth1 G•or90
Jiff I Jocki• Gl111
Ruclv I Suiv l•rott
Fr111lr I 'orti• Old111e11
Marri• lvec.lr
I~ I Jutlv H11til191
l111rb•r• Hovw•N
Rob.rt & Atttt Sor0Mo11
Holen E11tl•h•rt
Robort I l1rli•r• Hll4111ltr1"4
Judy Fro11c.o
luc.• I Mary .. ..,_ Fitltot
P999y H.,.1111
l ilt I M•tt•rtt S1n91 .. r ic.,.,. Df,.•llil1
Wllll111t I Hel•11 Sol•
M1riy & Jo A1111 Stt.t91W,
Clierl•• I Jo A1111 V •Ml•nrori u a s .. ,,. J•h"'°"
"'•11k I Jo11111 A-4•rtoo
M". Nitti l1lloy
Mr1. wtll1N Jortfo11
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Pakl Ir( SANGSTER FOR SCHOOL BOARD
COMMITIEE, Ari-Schlfer, ChalnMn,
m Buckner Rd., Costa M.1•
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J.PU•·NOnCll LEGAL NOTICE
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LEGAL N<1l'ICll
Bobby's After Blood
Cheu Geniw Says Reth 'Hiding Defeat'
NEW YORK (AP) -"I
never tllouPI I'd bo-..
for a Rmllan," the nattllJ
dr-s llart ?TU •kl to •
couple ol fellow -Oil the Long bland Ralln>ld.
"11111 -" • lunkoheld. I hopo SpolUy beoll bll
brainl OUl."
"I T1llNlt SPASSKY 11
cute," the MCrelU'y WU
beard to rtmark durin( an of.
fice coffee break. "Wun't that
tmlflc the way be stood up
and bowed the day Bobby
didn't llhow upt --ucJ!
-be'• dreadful ."
Bobby Fllcher, porhlpo the
gr<al..t chta geNUI Ibo
wcrld bu known, doan't O •
aetly have his counlq -tog for him u be ..eta to
brult the Soviet Union'• klo&·
lime hold on the world clwnpl-
onship in bil noee-co-ooee ~
trontatlon with Boris Spuaky
In ......,,. Reykjavik, Iceland.
He bas taken over the role
"Bobblf feeb he
b bottlltog the en-
tire Soriet Vttlon,
••II Jae od...Ulf b,
but I thlttk lt'• o
slul11te that lte b
9ettlntr sueh poor
support from
baek home."
CHISS WAii. LORD
11.i.by Fiachor
You have to -Bobby to a~te Whal be ii doinc·"
Tb! friend, a New York
pubUc.relatiool mafl, was with
Flacher during . the r I g I d
physical tntnlng period at
Gto11lneer'1 in the New York
Catakllls and later at the
swank Lac..ta COUnlry Club
and Spa In Rancho La Cocta,
CalU., where FllCber made
one ol his rare publle ap-
pearancu ln a 1port1
ctlebrltle1' tennis tournament.
"'W1IY DID Jbe R-'1 • i.
tlat oo Icoland!" ho uted
rholcrlcoll1 one day aa be aat
--ti . ....t-aldt, Iii ,... punt
and pole and blJ bl11t e)'U
..,. nnderlol .. Ibo Ilk)'
.. If In • tntt.
"I'll ltll you ~· Tbe1
-I'm eolna to win the dwnplonlblp and they want
to bide It u lllllch .. Ibey can.
Another tbinJ, they nnl to
upoet me.
''11loy -I like to ,..Ju. I
like rood booU. rood -and a p&euant aunorphm. At
RekyJl'f!k, the hfl deal II for
PoO(lle to 10 to lho boltl "'
Saturday nlpt and sit mund
picking their teeth ...
Bobby uld be bad """' the Jluslians IO piclc a better aite,
pooslbly one of the capital• In
Scandinavia. He added that be
was in tavor of !tte acceu ~
telMlloa networu and wrllm
to 1et as much e~ u
poafble.
"I WANTED to take ad·
vanlage of Ille propa11Dda
value for my country," he
said. "But the HuJalans and
Icelandic olflolals made their
own deals -and left me out
of them."
He had even IUQested
playing the llnt match Oii Ju·
ly 4. "I wanted to win on
Independence Day:· be said.
Fischer never denied Lbat be
also bad mercenary motivta.
"Athletes today are getting
paid huge aalarle<," be uld.
"I am the best chess player In
the world. Why altouldn'l I gel
my share?"
Bobby ""' be bad -Ibo RuulaM to change Ille ruleo
g!vbtg no Points for drawn
games. Under the scoring
'f$tem, each pl1yer eets ooe-
half point for a draw.
'
able Oolot'tfNI ... '-9 "Fun"
a you thla dellghlflll-ir llnd Color -from
room to room. Geiiorouo llnd pi.duN lltayou Wiich
from onywhere In U.-.gellzedroom. YOUgotl!'llkllng
color from ROA'I hlgl>ot*-tce plctu,. tube. OnH1et
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. Columbia Regatta 'Race Week' Regatta Takes 2 Days .
Set for Week end
BOATING
Two dlyJ doa1 ma1to a IJ.mlle _.. aroand the Em-Saa Diec• SOl!fHWESTERN YAC!rl'
-k, bu1 Ntwport Harbor "'3' oll ltland. SAN DIEGO YACHT CLUB CLUB -Colllll T r o p b y ,
Yadll Cub'i lradlllonal llact Alaooothelocalqendatbll -Cal·IO Nationals, today, MORF; Dix Brow Trophy, ACTIVEc~~ANY
Welt 11 ... tla will be aalled wte.ket>d wil1 be the Dona SaturdJy and SUnday; ll•SI SDllF • &mday. 842-442'
Sa1unkJ and lltnday oo ltlllda o.y, nptta Sunday, 'n'oohy Race, OR, Satutdiy. Nottll am IJllud '"" .__ ,.,
and outaldo ........ ..-by tbeb ..... Dona CORONADO YAorr OLUB ANACAPA YACHT CLUB-MUNTIN•TOM .....
The "Rice Wetk" &al dates Potnt Ytcbt Club. l-~~Lla:!h~tn=ing~C~lw=-~N:•U:ona:l~s,~Anac~:•~Pl:..:l:sland:~a.c.::·~Sa:•ur'.J-~~1 ~.._~"'~"~'-~~·~·~~~ Jn ~•-Aug. i-11. day. baclr to the dlyJ wben the Yachting ~~r artas: ~
Tbo Mith ......i Columbia . •-to boala ,,,,., other alallenpr D a 110 D a I ctwn-lwtion-J.oan lloata ... belnf
pioolblp rafllta will be blld mlde available !or mtmban
II Muina del Rey Saturdly of the GaliGoal ~tlon
and Sunday, wt-homo pofll .,. more
The naHonaiJ art being than 150 mllea ltom Marina '"'-------' 1jlOlll(lhd by the s a • t. del Rey.
Monica Yacht Club and tbe ~ chaml'lon la
Natloaal Columbia Clall..,er Jamu Van Dyb ol Stoddon
"-latlon. wbo bu pined the UUe on
,.pita lutod nearly a !\Ill . . Loo Aqeleo-tol( lleael
...et. It wu tater ahortened SEAL BEACH Y AC H T
to thne ~I and In ...,.,,, CLUB -Dan& Polnl Invlta-
ynn bu been lalled only oo tlooal, !OR, PHRF, MORF, LAST 4' DAYS Vive: races are plamed. Uni orcaatoos. Loe 1 I
Fleet f, wblch II hued at !aYOritaa .,. Stan O!N; Fnd
Marini de! Roy iJ 1f01nC to Cottrell, Don Brolin, Jon crut len&lhl to make thlnlf Byk, Don Guney and BUI
u smooth u ~ble for Wordea.
Yislllng utppen and cr<ws. At IUll 20 boats an ...
Santa Monica Yael! Club II peeled to be sailing In the lnlkin& allpe 1vall1ble to ac-event.
Gold Coast Race Set
For Harbor . Satiirday
Newport Harbor Ya c h t
Club'• Gold c.oaat Race will be
held Saturday in conjunction
with the Ro<e Week Regatta.
The Cold Coast Race ~ open
to yacht.I ricing in the
lntenuiUonal otrshore Rule
(IOR) cat.gory, Pacific Hm-
dlcap tadn1 Fleet and Midget
Ocean Racing Fleet. Perpetual
trophle. are awarded for the
winner ln each clas!I.
The !OR group will be rao-
tng !or the swr Commodore's
Perpetual, the PHRF division
Will be seeking the Jim
Dick.son Perpetual, and the
MORF class will be sailing for
the McCollum Trophy.
Count for IOR will be from
the starting line orr Balboa
Pier to the Long Beach en-
trance buoy and return, a
diltance of 30 miles. Both
PHRF and ltfORF will sail
from the start around the
Emmy oil island and return,
a distmte of 13 miles.
Boa.ti racing in the Gold
Coast race are abo invited to
aall In an llnlllJ1<l.lhe.
nee In the Race Week Regat-
ta Oii Sunday.
Newport Team Vies
In Outrigger Race
A Newport Beach team will Pl!ddim while the canoe' II
be •lllOOll the 10 outrigger aUII undtr way. Exchange of
canoe entrin in the second 1n-paddlm i! by meem of tn
nu.al Outrl(ier Canoe Ro<e escort v..,.I ~ the Wl()tS, •
from Newport Beach to Dona The Dena Point "'°" II port
Point Salunlay. or the summ ... sc:bedule of
Tbe eveot u -ed by KOA. They Include the Long
tl)e Kalllomla <>u Ir I g g e r Beocb to catatina rue, Aue. can.. "-i&Uon ( K 0 A ) , :115, in which Hawaiian IMml
Other teama Will be from wlll be enter«!.
Martm del. Roy, Redondo ~ NorICE.
Beach, Dana Point BaJbol and PICTtTIOUI •UllQ'll
t ,_ nAA..a.. .u.M• ITAT ... llT ...... ~ of ~-••root 1'1111 ........ ,. ,.,.., ...... ,. ......... 'Ibe race w.c ..,.. •: ""--'---l••era " It I l'A.Tto 1'11:ooucn COM1'"1'r.tti.-.sl ~.--c .. 1merM Line, Hun..,,.._ • start off the N.._..... entrance L-n1 Mendelt, 951 caterrweri ~",...,.. Lint, HY!lflfllfm! ~ buoy at SI a.rn. TN•.llW,... 11 be:IM_J;.-. ~an
'lbe outriggers are manned •ndl~'to...rd ~ndtlr
by ~k:y ·you~ paddlers Ttll1 111'-f fli.d wlftl ttle COllMY
Ith. 11--1-The c1n of Orltllt coumv WI: Jul'!' a. 1m. W a ...., ... ~. ay kwrty J. ~ Dtputy. county
alternates trade oft with tired c1trt. , 1,_
hbtllMd Orllllt C-9 O.lt, Piiot,
Jim Grubbs
Wins Class
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LEGAL NOTICE
PICTITIOU$ aUllNl:IS
KAM• STATIMallT Tfll trlflowlng pwtan ii ....,. IMJMU ••: NEWl"OllT MOTOfl!Sl'Ofl:TS. 121 A
T.-tl!l AW.. """"'°"' hlctl
Atari Wins
First Race
To Catalina
HOWLANTl'S LANJ>INO,
C.tallna Wand -Atari, a K·
40 tloop lklJ>l)Oled by Jolin
Cl&t ol Balboa Yadit Cub
WOO Ille PHRF dlvlllon In the ·
!lrit two racs of the Yadil
Racing Union Cruise.
The first race Wednesday
was from Los Angeles Yacht
Club to Ho"'·land's and
'Thursday·,; racr was a U
miler from Howlaod's to Eagle
Rock and return.
lwo ~1. ORCA, SaturdO)'. one ol the hlChllllhta of.the YACHT RACING UNION -
reptta ii that It lerftl U the BOwland'a L I n d I D I to
openlng r~ for the Rbod& Moonstone Cove, to d 1 y ;
:ti Cwnpionshlp. The final Empire Landing to Alamltol
two races will be sailed the Bay, SUnd1y. Both races part
following --· o1 the annual YRU Cruit<. Handicap ~ Clllll H llula M-. Bay
the IOR _,, ncen, Padllc PALOS VERDES YACHT
llllldlcap clul<S alCb u CLUB -Men'• ~handed
Mktaet Ocean Raclnr PIMI Race all ciaalel Salurday wil1 be !ulund In the Gol4 and &inciay •
Coat Raco m Saturday, Tbe ·
JOR group will ..U a ao.mlle DEL REY YACHT CLUB -
c:oune around the Lolli Beadl Ladles Got Gula Race, Dt1
•ntrance buoy. and the PHRF Roy to lllbmua, Satunlay.
and MORF groupa wW sail a WINDJAMMERS YA CHT
Regatta Set
At Cabrillo
CLtJB -S&nla Barbara
IJland..Eagle Rock race, Mac
cameron Jonei Serle.s, OR,
Satutdiy.
KKING HARBOR YACHT
CLUB -P-Cat Invitational,
Saturday and Sunday.
SANT A MONICA YAorf
Tbe ~-brlllo Beach Yacht CLUB -Columbia Clallenger ~ NallonaiJ, Saturday and SUn-1 ~i...,il
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Times trophy Jn the Ocean
Racing division Wedntaday
was George Grlfflth'a Cal IJ
Tabasco, Los Anaeles Yacht
trophy Jn the Octa Racing
division Wedneaday w a s
George Grtttlth's Cal 3 0
Tatmco, U. Angeles Yacht
Club.
Gholt, skippered by John
Repolda, LA YC, was the
ocean racing winner in the
Eail• Rock race Thursday. '!lie neet weJgbs anc00r to-
day and aalla to Moonstone
Cove, Ille Island ~ ol
Newport Hutlor Yacht Club.
'Ibo trophy at atake II the
Allan aa-..
Club, Los A111eles, has ll!ued day; Santana-21 Fleet m
tnvttatiooa r... Ill Summer champioNhlpa, Saturday and ~~~-~---------J:..~-.;..;....;....-..... ....:i...----....;-...... ot ~tla~"f t:'1!p.. to a11,_5'mda_-'Y-· ------1 We must make room for our new Magnavox models! Enjoy
clul<S w!lh no entry fee. The ,. _ _.-;;:..:;-;:;.;-:;:;,·--~I ftptla com1111 or two ....., ~ OTI •uG 1 , tremendous savings on a variety of our Magnavox floor samples, . • Sa0~"fo &n•, H and Olle 00 y A 0
( s p bl --...... .., JAMES demonstrators and prior models Color TV . . . tereo • . • orta es Sunday. )
In addl!lm to ~ ENSIGN .. , Radios . , • Tape Recorders •• _.and Component Systems ·-cw.es tbe CBYC hopea to
..iablish handicap clul<S tn SCHOOi. IOAlll some in original factory·seale~ cartons!
!OR. PllRF, MOl\F, Multlhull 'O''-,;,;;;.;,;.~~~~J'I
Arbitrary and -Boat -T> ...... M .... Arbitrary. ~ -... ....,.... ._,.
BALDNESS Conquered
ANNOUNCING
P .OLY SCALP®
THE TRANSPARENT ONE
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of Calllomia Yacht Clu b bas TMa IMINU i. 11111111 coMuctM .., ''/!~~========================= Cha c.,tr1t1on. woo the Paciflc COi.st m-IAHDflA KASTLI!, '
pion.ship Jn tbe 470 C I 1 I I Tfllt =..~ T:1:~ttl 11\e County
and la the leCODd Wut c""' "'0r-. C-'Y on: Ju1, •· 1m.
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Runner-up In the Pacllic LEGAL NOO'ICE
Cout regatta-WU Peterl-------~--11 Wilson of Newport Harbor PJCTtT1ous 1u11Nrss
Al M.t.Ma STATSMINT Yacht Club; third WU an 'TH tt1i.w1M1 WMlll 11 4olnt w.1-.
Smith, Alam!tos Bay Yacht ••: G&• tu.Hw1u10N, inti ... m
Oub, apcl fourth WU Dlct Blvd., Hunllntton &Heh, C1llf, ol Bale Palo Alto YC Arttlllr D, 10 ... 11'"" 1am u • . ' " wtt.trfll!H:tw, C1Wf. 1be other' West Cout.skl~ Tiii• ..,..~ 11 MltlD __.... W an
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dJampioosblp ii Dafe Ullman TMI • ..._, fllH wltfl tht Ceunty
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SPECIA,L ELECTION
NEWPORT·MESA SCHOOL BOARD
VOTE TUES., AUG. 8
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friendship
with their
Little Sisters. '
Story ond
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plm. • trlP to tbe .... -inc .. ooot·
""' Smnfd-tbe 1111 -mJclt ..... i.uw.----~lomllr ............ fllnllJ ...... ,
trip,,
8ut, Mid Mn. Corlloo, "We're not a
meol ticket." Actlvltlel provide an in-
formal GppOl'lunlty for tbe IWO to get to
know eaeh other. They oloo Ii•• tbtm
experienca the)' ... lbare.
"You t.ve to read your girl a lot,,.
Mn. ~ Nici. Often the gtrt m~hl
wut to talk about -,. but not
bow bow to ret Into ll Rather than ut
what'• ......,, Iii( Siltm are advil<d to
r-& what tbt gtrt'1 probl<m mlghl be
and Wit of tbelr put experienees and
what tbty did .
A tot of (id1 think thtlr probloml with
pArenll, aebool · .... boJ ... unlque. By
talklni tbi1 ,.., , thty !Ind that. they're
oot. They oloo pl a different vie• of tbe
probl!!!Jl and"lolutlooa .witbnut beln& told
ctnctly what to do.
·ma: TO TALK
Often, a 1~1 will eall ber Big Slstu to
Wit about a problem. Tbele Cills don~
alwayi come at the mo1t opportune time.
The dinner hour seems most common.
But, Aid Carol Papay, president, tbt
Big Sister can always eat later wblle the
IJIUe Sister might oot feel Ute talkjng
for loog.
Being a Big Sister takes more time
than behia a member of a woman's club
1'tJt, said Mrl. Carbon, "You always
have time tor 90mef:bing you want to
do."
"It dotso't usually interfere any more
than a frlendshjp with anyooe else," Mlss
Papay taid.
Big Sisters run the gamut of single,
married and divorced . Many wort tun ..
time. One just recenUy gave birth to her
fifth child. ·
Mrs. Carl900, a mother of three,
became involved ln Pasadena's program
l t years ago. She switched her participa.
tlon to the Orange County program,
which is sis. yean old, after moving to
Fountain Valley with her family.
L1IE REAL SISTER ·•
Her mt ot· four Uttle Sisters "'a!
picked up for aboplifliog at the age of
nine. Now 23, the girl "1tlll PoJ>S In v;ith
her baby" and bas become "just like my
.... llttJe -really."
Mim P1pay Sot into the program
lhroqll "IOd of a back door ."
About two and a ball years qo lbe at-
lmded !lie fl the meetinp U a retOUrCO
....... from tbt Child Protective
Services where ahe WCl'U IS I tocial
worker.
Since then, she bas had three Lillie
Sisters. Her first was 1 motherless han-
dicapped child' wbO was responsible for
ot)ler children in tbt family but who bad
laolated benelf after being ridiculed by
berpla~.
"She bad time to be a child with me
• . . Ume to run and scream and fool
around and just be a Utile kid." In ad-
dition, "She knows I'll listen to her and
like her no matter what."
Her present teenaged Little Sister
doesn't like benelf, 1be feels abe'a. fat
and UllY. and relates IDOllly by ridleule.
When .... does llOlllething wen; .... lays,
"Well, at leut I dldni foul up tbiJ time."
OPEN DOOR
But llid Miu Papay, "Sbe cmi tell
me what an awful person 1be ii. She
knows J'U get angry." Now, her Big
Sister feelJ, 1he ii learning to give of
herself and feel that lbe does have
aometblq wortbl\'blle to offer.
Aootber Bi( Siller, who is about 45,
wu wlcned a 17-year-old who would
1C1C111 be movinl Olll 111 ber own and need-
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Spl e shi ng through th e oc:ee~'s
wa ves is spec:iii l
when sh a red wit h Big Sister.
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ed to learn the ecooomlcs of having an
apartment -shopping, budget . -and
even bow to do ber laundry.
Big Sisters don't hope to change their
Uttle Sisters. "All we hope to do is open
the door," Mrs. Carlson aa.id.
She tells her girls, "There's only one
person in the world who can change you
.• , make your declsioos and that's you,
People can have all the' help in the \\'orkl
and not be helped at all ."
The relatiOMbip continues •·as long as
she needs you." Ofteo, when a girl is
assigned a Big Sister, others in the fami-
ly begin to take an intereit in her.
The relaUMSblp uiually Is terminated
when the Llttle Sister becomet too busy
with dates, family and friends to see her
Big Sister. This social life is what is
sought for most of the girls.
MINORITY NEEDS
Big Sisters from a mihority are needed
most of all. Agencie11 don't want to
match a girl from 1 minority race with a
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suburban type Caucasian.
They woold rather abe be given a Bil
Sister of ber own race whom ahe can loot
up to and who can tell her, "l made tt
and this is bow I made it."
Big Sisters soon will have a new task.
Having recently completed fncorporatlo1r
procedures, the members soon will see:t
funds from service and chWlable
organizalions to hire an e1ecutive direc-
tor .for their expanding program.
And a hallway, house is "our someday
dream." Mrs. Carlson said. This would
be a hlme between homes for the girl
who can't live or isn't wanted at home ...
It would be an alternative to the youth
authority or juvenile hall yet 1till an oJ>-
portunity to work with her "before she
gels harder," "-frs. Carlson said.
Actually, this is whet Bil Sisters Is l}t
about. "We're a preventative program
more than anything," she explained.
J.nterested persons may contact Mn.
Carlaoo by calli"ng &47-1962.
Burnt hotd09s end femele
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FtK:using on more community i~v~lvement ~ ~ the Huntington
Beach Branch, American Association of Un1vers1ty Women when
the new year is opened Tuesday, Aug. 8, at 10 a.m. Mrs. Donald
Martin will open her home for a get-acquainted coffee at which
time aims, goals and speciaJ interests "'Lil be outlined .. Waiting
to welcome ne\v and returning members are (left to right) the
Mmes. June Stephenson , Shafon Paisley and li-largaret Carlberg.
Divorce Rates Reason
For Starting Customs To avoid disappointment, prospective
brides are reminded to baye their wedding
stories wit\> black and white ~los~y P.hoto-
graphs to the DAILY PILOT Womens D•
partment one week before the wedding. By DICK WEST
WASIUNGTON (UPI) -In
LOs Angeles some &tationery
stores now sell ell@:raved
di..vtrce a~:_.
But most social arbiters, we
are told, regard this logical
extension of the greeting card
business as l>eing in poor
last<.
Land o' Goshen. If they
th.ink that's bad taste they
should meet a guy I know who
works as a silversmith in the
Chelsea Court crart center
he<e.
Not long ago he rt<elv<d 1
commission for a pe1r of li.lver
bands for use in a double ring
divocce..
·The porty wbo plae<d !he
order explained that he and
m; ex-wife intended to wear ttJe rings as a symbol of their
~rnal parting.
Tf!ADmoN
'Well, why not?
In the put few years, a!I we
all know, many trides have
been b<eUini with tradition In
weddq attlr,e and ceremony.
Some write their OWD VOWI
and design their own wedding
rings, an outbreak of in-.
dividua1lsm wbJch has prompt-
ed Glamour Magulne to
run a "do your own ring
tblng" coolest.
• Tp offset uns undermining
of' w!dding tradttk>ns, our
society needs to develop more
divoree traditions, t o w a r d
which announcements a n d
rings are a good start.
Arter all , traditions are
product.. of civilization, and
goodness knows divorces
could stand a little civilizing.
Most of them are now down-
right barbaric."
DIVORCED
Traditionally, when a man
asb a woman to marry him,
he gel! down on one knee.
When asking for a divorce, he
probably should get down on
both knees, putting him in a
positlOO to reinforce the re-
qu~ with a ailent prayer. Wheri a girl accepts a mar-
riage proposal, she tradi-
tionally receives a diamond
engagement ring. Therefore, a
woman accepting a divorce-
ment proposal should bt given
a diamond estrangement ring.
Then they should throw a
big party to announce their
detachment. After which they
would send out invitations to
their divorce hearing.
CEREMONY
On the day the decree
became final, friends and
relatlvea of the couple wouJd
gather In the courtroom . For
her bouquet, tbe divorcee-to.be
would C8lT)' a split leaf
philodendron.
~urvey to Indicate
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·Need for Day Care
A new low-cost day care
center soon may open its
doors in Fountain Valley,
thanks to the efforts of the
sOuth Coast Junior Woman's
Club.
•A survey now is being con·
ducted by the club t o
determine Jnt.rlll and need In
the community, said Mrs. Clill
srlgNmen1 community im-
pl!>Vemeot chairman.
.. The C05l would be based ori
parents' ability to pay, she ad·
dee!. "We hope to aasist
llimlliel wllb worklnl! IDCllhen
would be a financial burden."
A professional ataff will be
hired for the center, and the
Juniors will raise funds and
oversee tht total operation.
The project ls be.ing con-
sidered by the club because
''m any of us have
presdlOOlers and realize what
the cost of day care 1.!I," Mrs.
Brightman added.
Working l1lOlhors w I t b
pro9dioolers In tlle Fountain
Valley aru who wou1d utlliu
a low.eoet care center may
call Mto. Brightman, 347~.
or Mn. Art Holderlln, 342·
32!6, to lndlcote the~ lntemt.
:. . whom private dl1ld car<Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
"Dearly beloved,'' the judge
would say, "If anyone knows
of any reason why this union
should not be put asunder let
him speak now or forever
hold his peace."
Perhaps they could arrange
for a portable organ to provide
appropriate muse. L i k e
maybe the theme for "Ex-
odus."
A divorce reception would
follow at "'ilich the newly dis-
joined would cut a cake with
the icing spelling out the
words "Never Again."
Pictures received after that time will not
be used.
For engagement announcements it ii
Imperative that the story, also accompanied
by a black and white glossy picture, be sub-
mitted six weeks or more before the wedding
date. If de.adline is not met. only a story will
be used.
To help fill requirements on both wed-
ding and engagement stories forms are
available in all of the DAILY Ph.OT offices.
Further questions will be answered by
Women's Section staff members at 6424321.
Variety Arranged
Club Meetings Continue
' Lectllres, socials and fund-
raisers highlight gatherlngs of
Orange Coast organizations.
Christian Women .
Steve Koska. associate
director at Melodyland Drug
Prevention Center, will speak
before the South Coast Chris-
tian Women's Oub.
The group will meet for
a luncheon Tuesday, Aug. 8, in
Ben Brown's restaurant. South
Laguna.
Florence Sma1es will com-
ment on fashions and the
musical part of the program
will be presented by
Fellowship, a young group of
singers from the center.
Gamma Phi Beta
Balboa Harbor Alumnae of
Gamma Phi Beta will travel
to the Greek Theater Wednes-
day, Aug. 9, to ~ar the
Carpenters.
The annual theater party is
staged to raise funds for the
Oilldren's Wing of Good
Samaritan Hospital.
Presentation of a check to
the hospital will be made by
Academy Award wi~ ac-
tress Cloris Leachman.
Kappa Delta
Mn. William Fortner will
open her Balboa hland home
for the aMual card party and
bttmch, sponsored by the
Newport Harbor Alumnae of
Kappa Delta.
The event ls scheduled for
Wednesday, Aug. 9, and pro-
ceeds will aid the UCLA
chapter of the national sorori-
ty.
Singles
Jewish singk:s will meet at 8
p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 9, at
lhe Fountain Valley Minature
Golf Course for a golf and
pizza party.
Mesa Harbor
A special program is being
arranged by ri.1esa·Harbor
Club for the next meeting at
10:30 a.m. on Thursday. Aug.
10, in the Kono Hawaii
restaurant.
A representative from the
Costa P..iesa Police Depart-·
ment will discuss burglar
proofing your home. Also to be
discUssed will be dos and
don't! while traveling and how
to safe-guard bicycles.
ORT
Chassidlsm and Misticism wm be tho topic of Rabbi
Gershon SChusterman, ~ o -
dite<:tor of the Long Beach
Acaderi1y-Lubavitch.
He Wilt speak berore Orange
County West ORT at 8 p.m.
Thursday, Aug. 10, tn the
Mercury Savings and Loan
building.
Busi ness Women
Jlitrs. Henry Crane was in-
stalled president of t h e
Newport Beach Ch apter ,
American Business Woman's
Association.
Serving with her will be the
Mmes. Robert Finingan, vice
president; Arthur Terheut and
H. R. Herrmann, secretaries,
and J . King Wallace,
treasurer.
Punch, Judy
Mr. Cordon Cannon will
serve as president of the COsta
T\-1esa Punch and Judy Guild, a
support group of Orange Coun-
ty Children's Hospital.
On her board are the
T\-1mes. Michael Ketler and H.
L.i"•rence Hull Jr., v Ice
presidents: Woodrow W. Lane
Jr. and Douglas Q. Kinsala,
secretaries, and Robert C.
lllomas, treasurer.
Members are In the throes
of planning !heir annual ftmd.
raising event -the annual
Holiday Home Tour and U·
nique Boutique. Five homes in
the Mesa Verde and Back Bay
areas will be on display during
the event. scheduled on Oct.
14.
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L<l6 AHGELl!S (AP) -"Me, pitdl a
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lnellL "Not me. l'lll not th1t kind ol
pil<:ber.
.. But," be 9dded. •Ince ol pin croo-
... bis '-· "I S-I WN thlnkial
about it -just I lilUe."
'!be .... Anatl<s lelt-hlndtt dldo't 1t1
the Dl>ltltltt -ltlllioc Instead lor I
tbre&hitter -in a 3-o shutout over the
San Francisco Giants Thursday nlehl at
Dodaer Slldium.
'!be vlclory, the l>ocla<n' -
-ight over their ln:h en<mles, <Dlbled
them to win the three-same avies. Tbe
Dodgers will open lllOlber lhree-ilmll
It! ...._.,, qabul the Sin Diego Pldra,
BUI Sincer, 4-t, oppooiJli Sin Diego'•
Mike Coldwell, M .
'1be Gionta fttum home to Candleati<k
Part with Juan Moridlll, HJ, pitdiinc
the opener or a four-came seria with
-Jerry Reuss. 7-&, ii -to llart for the Aatnlo.
John, wilo'd pildJed :a sblltooll Iii the
lmerlcon League but until 'lburaday
eight bad not pitdled on< in the N1Uonal
Leque, didn't llJow Sin Francilco I bit
mill tho lilth' when Dave Racier singled
.. ri()lt.
Rader hid cme other hit. also a single.
Uld Tito l'uenlel bad I ninth iDnlna dou·
lie for the Giants' only other bits oil of
John, DOW 1-S.
••yeah, I l(UW I had It on my mind
-it got to the filth or lilth lnniJlg,"
John said ol hil lll>hit bid. "ljpt I'm not
really tho! kind o1 a pitcher.' I mein, l
lon't have that over-powering stuff it
lake& to pitch a no-hitter, stuff like a
landy KoWu or a !loo Sutton.
"I rely oo a slider and, beck, even if l
fool a guy with ii be'• liable to get the
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bl night befOrt in a lZ-ll victory over
he Giants, didn't uactly Q\'el'POWtt S&n
rrmcilco'• Irant Reberser, who took
!be loss his finl after two victories.
Los An.eles had four singles otl
lleberger and anolber off of Don
llcMabon -pitd>ed the eighth Inning Uld lllllftDdered the Dodgers' third run.
Loo Angeles tool< a HI lead In the lint
bnlna with an uneamecl run. Ia Lacy ~ -111 1'11e!ites' lleklinl omr ll!d wacmd up ICOling oo a single to right
~ Willie ·Davis. '1be Dodgm made It S-0 in the lourlb
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l>lnl Cl1 Bill -· ....-. to llnt ond .lbell W• Parter clrov• him home
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lteft Yeoger led oil the eighth with a
tnik, WU .. crific<d lo -by John and then went to third oo Lacy's ~r to lhortstop. He scoftd when
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In Davis Cup
BARCELONA, Spain CAPl -Andreo
GU:neno_, 1 late substitute u p 1 et
IVlmllledCll champion Stan Smith ot
Pu14ena, M, 7-6, W, M IOOay, gitin&
Jpdi' a 1-0 lead over the United States 1n
beot<ll41ve Davis Cup Iater-zooe lemls
1emifinaJ aeries.
'1be bolding !S-y.....,ld Gimeno ttplac-
MI left..haoder Manuel Orantes, who in-Jund hil' left elbow while training 1burs-
l.r ' • .iiwe Blrtoll. Spain'• ~inl
caplain, tllm decided lo use the """° G-.0, who did l10I ploy be<auee ~ in
lllll In Spoln'• """"' ~2 victory over
Clec:f>oslovakia.
'l1le ltlbacl< f"lt ertmne Jll'OISUI'< on
lf.yoll'Clld Harold Sokmn ol Silvtt
l!prlnc, Md., wbo played Juan Giibert la
tbe -ainpeo maid! today. Tiie doublH wlD be played Salunlay,.
otllt Smllb and Erik v .. Dlllm ol San
Mallo, matched qaimt Gbneno Ind lbe
ll·JOMr-<>ld Gilbert. 'Ille arrlet will m4 Sonday. with
-moelinl ~ and Gin-llldotc--.
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1111111111 .... Anl<lea ,,_ tbartt1 -
with .... p.m. lddiol!. .
Milfort.-urnlated to lootblll hove
lhndt ~ • .._..,.. rookie" Jol>n
Walton behind ·the «nter for lhe Rams.
COll<b Nldt -ol ClrreJand bu .. med Mike P1tippo to diro<t the Browns•
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Roman Gallrill, tllo Rams' Nil. I
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loi-f ""' and hil It'll undtntudy.
joumeymall JtrTy -. ls aldtUned
o. '1'1' Sllfur.t•w
c,._,.ei :r ., 3:30
with bllrm 111flem Mancloy oiJJ11 lo a
flno II bis home.
Thus Walton, who bu ytl to play lo •
reaul1r-JeUon NFL came and ii'
technicoRy 1 rooklt •lthouib on the Rim
payroll sm.. IMI, could play the whole
· ur1T.....,. JACK NICKLAUS BLASTS OUT OF BUNKER IN PGA TOURNEY.
Unknowns on Top
PGA Lellder Apologizes
Aft,er Sizzling Finish
BIRMINGHAM, Mich. CAP) -"Men,
I'm SQJl1 I made you miss your din-
nen," apoloeized Stan 'Ibirsi with a
a:rin, "but I nally enjoyed it.,.
1'1lat's the way the virtual colfing
unknown from Shawnee Mlasion, Kan.,
signed off his news conference after
stunning reporters by strolling off the
Oakland Hills Country Club course with a
two-under par 68 Tbunday for a share of
the lead with Bild Allin after the first
round of the S4th PGA National Cha,..
plonsltlp.
Most reporter'$ had their stories all
wrapped 'up and were ready to go borne,
having written about another rtlatively
oblcure pre, Allin, who came in early
with I 18 and appeared cortain to slly 00
top alone.
But the 4~year-old Tbirsk -that's T-t..
I r s k -birdied lhfte boles oo the beck
nine, iocludin1 two of the last four, which
put him two-under. He was in the last
ll'OUP oil the ccune.
"I'm Stan Thtrlk and I'm the pro at
the K.waa Clly Country Club," be said
coolly, introducing bimaell to the shocked
and unfamiliar newsmen.
Although the 2'7·yeor-old Allin's name
lsn' a booaeltold word eilhtt amoog IOI!
f.U......., be did win 156,171 lut year in
his lint ......, 00 the -and and "" at leut va111elf lomlliar to the more
lllln SOD wrtten ..,....,. the pr<lllliouo
event.
Allin apd• Tl>ink are loadint lllCfl
notabl,. li<Arnold Paimtr, Lee Trevino
Jack Nickloua and Gory Pllyer,
greens and stappcd chip shots: bouncing
off.
Thirsk WI! one of the few to hit tht
11th ll"ffll in regulation two strokes. If
be hid been able to sink a 25--foot J:Ntl he
would have taken sole poaseeion of the
lead. But ,be put it a foot abort and set·
Ued for a par four on the much criticlz·
ed. <Si-yard bole .
Several golfen. Including Palmer and
Dave Hill, said they felt the hole should
be a par· five. 'lbere were 68 bogeya on
the hole, 14 double bogeys, and ooe triple
bogey.
"I was trying to make It, but when you
have rubbtr arms (from nervousness)
you don't act too weU ," Think u.id of Lb!
missed 25-footer.
LUTZ CHALLENGES
CORONA'S LAVER
CHESTNUT lllLL. Mass. (AP)
UMO<ded Bobby Luu ol Tlbwon, CaliC.,
facet a 1D8jor test today in the quarter
finals of the U.S. Pro Tennis Oiam-
JJionlhips• as he tackJes Rod Lavtr or
Corona del Mar, five time winner of this
event Luu elrlier oc:orecl the biggest _, ol
the 15'.* toornamem when h e
tHmln1ted top 1e~W John Newcombe.
In doot>les competition 'lbunday, Lav·
er Ind llerelt Sc:hrode< ot South Africa
fell to Wlz and Arthur .ulJ<. M , 7-C.
11me. 'Ibo only ollltr ~oy« on the
-· lilted U I quarterboek lo ... k!e
Mike Yancbell al Rutcen. Anollltr
~. tl·TUU qua.rt.trbld Eddie
PbilUps, 11 listed 111 dtleostve ufety.
Walton, a stroos -·bu aerrecl the put two ltUCIDI an tbt Rams' reaerve
oquad. He -sidoljaed lut year 1lttr
oufferin( a sbouldu aeparation in 1 -
J1CU011 same.
Pbippo, otar!Jna bis third pn> ......,
af\er 1 distioguiahed career at Purdue,
trin to UDlelt Ydenn Bill Nellen u the
Brownl' quartul>ock.
Bolb dubs ire expectld io ahowc•a
rook!,. duouih frequent MlbltltUU..., but
Ramt COldl !tommy Prothro _, ...
pt<! "'""' lo -..... 11111 ......
lion•.
"Our rookies a.rt better overall than
Jui ye1r," be ,.ys. "but not ~
dlviduaD1. ''
lsailh ~. Dove Elmendorf and
Jack Younablood became clefenalve
5larttts for the Rams Jut year u
rookies. 1\obtctaon wa1 NFC Defensive
Rookie ol. the Year.
The Rams expect to start Larry Smith
and WIU e Ellilon or Bob Thomu as "'"1;j~
nine backs but rookies Jom Btrte~
and Larry PtteQ.ltcheon al9o will play.
Cleveiand, led by L<roy Kelly, h• 1 1
ruuect rushinc reputation but bu lacked 1 t~ lhreat of the lon1 paa. Skorlch .. Y• ~
Phipps h8s a strong enough 1rn1 1na ..
Fair Hooker and Frank Phu and speerct ~
lo &el under his paNCS . PttlS WU .o,..•
quired frorn Kansu City.
The Rams and Browns are meelin& for
tht 21st time 1n a pre-season aame. Loe ~
Angeles won last yar, 17-5, ror an 11-1
series edge.
Bahashoff Sparkles Again;
Hall Eclipses World Mark
· ClilCAGO -Fountain Valley HJcb'1
Shirley BlhasbolJ lw qualified for I sec-
ond time u a member of Uie U.S.
Olympic swim team followin& her lf!COnd
place finish in the women's 400 meter
tnestyle event here 1t the Olympic triaJs
Tbursdoy.
MW Babasbo!C. who qualilied W-
day ln 1M 100 meter freestyle with a
leCCllld place e(fort, turned the 400
meters in 4;:U.$ behind Keen a
Rothhammer's 4:21.99, 1be tatter is a
high school frtshman while Miss
Babasboff ii 15.
Others from Orange COunty to finish
third or better and qualify for the Olym-
pics in Munich are Garden Grove's Gary
Hall, Foothill Hi&h's Steve Furniss and
Anaheim's Dana Schoenfield.
Hall, a former Rancbo Alamitos High
nash, qualified fint in the men's 400
meter individual medley with a 4:30.1
clocking to set an American and world
Oslo lnV'itational
record for tbe event.
Hit prtvk>ul world mark in the 400 In·
do was tel in 1"6 in Los An1eles. Both
Hall and ~tiss Babashoff swim for 11\e
HWJtington Beach Aquatic1 Club.
Furniss. who toilect under coach Tum
DeLong at Foothill High before duty al
USC, finished third to Hall with a billing
4:32.86.
Misa Scboenfield won the DJ meter
breaststrvke in 2:43.71 to gain a place on
the American team.
"The 400 IPtt's a fwuiy event," llall
said. "You don't know how you're gonn<1
feel wiW you get in the water."
"I'm not even ture I'm at my peak,"
be added. "lt'.s really hard to say. I just
bope 1 doa 't drop olf before we geL to
Munich."
1bere were two other near-record
perfortnaoce3 eo Thursday's five-event
program.
Mark Spitz, who shattered the wqrld'a
Seymour Finishes Third;
U.S. Stars Dominate Meet
OSLO -Jame! Seymour of HWJtiogton
Beach flllisbed a distant third in the 44.lO
meter hurdles at the Oslo Invitational
Pre-Olympic track meet Thursday.
SeYJnOUr, fonner Golden West College
and University of Washinalon runner
repre:tenlin1 the American team. clocked
50.t in fmiahing behind John Aki-Bua of
U1anda (49.4) and Viktor Savechencko of
Russia (50.3).
Aki-Bu.a nn away from a strong field
that aloo Included U.S. stir Ralpb B"'I·
geman, although American champion
Ralpb MaM did not run. Aki· Bua let up
with SO meteni to go and still won ban·
dily.
Bruggeman finished fourth in 51.7, r.r
behind Seymour.
Meanwhile,· American Olympic tract
and field at.hletet emerged dominant '"
the two-day meet but strong opposit.ion ln
many events revealed that many nations
will be in the running for gold medals at
Munich later tbiJ monlh.
No world or European record& were
broken during the meet, which ended
'Mmnday at Bislett Stadium, but a total
of 12 atadium records were improved, in-
cluding nine by Americans.
George Wilson, bead manager of the
American team for the Oslo Pre-Olympic
Meet, said be was "very happy" with the
ovtrall performances of bis athletes,
especially by the relay combinations and
by distance runner Steve PrefootaiM:.
who recorded the futest time ever by an
American for the 3,000 meters in winning
in 7.44.2.
JIM SEYMOUR
"The relay squads were running
together for the first time in real com·
petitk>n. and although the · 40-mcter
quartet was well outside the world and
Olympic mark. we 1tlll have time for
lurtbu improvement," Wilaon aaid.
A world record bld had been IMO'Jlll"t.d
in Thursday's 3,000 meters, but the Wle1·
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MUNICH
£ 1972
~-
plained absence ol Jtaly'1 European
1,500-meter champion , Francesoo New,
and the fact that Finnish 1tar ·wse
Viren chose to l\ln the 10,000. made
Prefontaine's record effort bopelcst .
Hl.s time still WIS one of the three best
in the world for the present season, but
4.4 JeCUXls off the world mart held by
Kipclqe Keino of Kenya.
Two memben of the U.S . .:IO-meter
squad for Munich, Dick Brown and Ken
Swen900, were outclassed by Jot..ef
Plachy of Czechoalovakia and Andnel
Kupc:eyk of Poland, and the clash
between world record tio-bolder1 .l<y
Silvester of Provo, Utah, and Ricky
Bruch o! Sweden in the dbcus ended with
another American defeat.
record in the 200-mell'r bullerfly rues-
day. missed by eight·hWldredlb.s or a Stt-
ond breaklng bis own Yoortd·s record in
the men's 200-meter freestyle.
And 1$--year-old Mis!ol Rothhammcr of
Santa Clara won the women·s 400-meter
free eight·tenlhs of a second above tM
world's l"fi'Ord held by Shane Gould ol
Australia.
Spitz attributed his failure lo break lhr
record to tht same thing: Hall said had
'
MUNICH
1972
helped his effort -lhe fact that ht bad
already made the Olympic tea111.· ,.... . .
"I was so relieved to m8ke it last nigltt
that I stayed awake until midnight ," !'aid
Spilt, a major disappointment in the 19'!8
Olympics ... I never really felt strong l<r
day."
The h.igh.ligbt of the evening was the
200-meter ra« in which Spitz edgt.'C't
Steve Center. who does gyrations to work
hinwlf up (or the race and shaves his
head for big races.
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Sones Loses
Mat Match;
Rower in Finals
MINNEAPOLIS -Ex-Fountain Valley
ltlgh wrestler Chris Sone:! lost out In hia:
bid to make the U.S. Olympic wrestlini
team Thurlday when he dropped an 11-6
decision to San Diego's Jim Steiger In the
114 .5 classification. •
Five Crec<>-Roman berths were Wdll
Thursday with the second half of winnen
to be d'termined today here at lhc
University of Pt1inncsota . ....
KENT, Conn. -•luntington Harbour·1
Tom McKibbon teamed up with Long
Beach's John Van Blom lo qualify for the
fina~ in the double scull at the Olympic
trials on Lake Waramaug.
They won their heat in 6:32.00 while 11
tandem from Philadelphia won Its he.at in
t :3l.99. ....
LONG BEACH -The Loa Angeles
Rams claimed rookie cornerback Jerry
Brown from the San Francisco 49ers
Thursday after the all·Big 10 defensive
back had been cut loose by the U.rs.
Brown ls 22, a 5--10, 170-pounder who
was drafted No. t by San Francisco la5t
year.
Ram coach Tommy Prothro 1avt bi~
Rams a break wilh only a me-Mur
"·orkout as they sharpened their attack
for tonlght"s prcscuon opener against
Cleveland.
Palmer WU -the early l .. dtta
and linlshed with • --•• '!be
PGA II the cmlJ major champiooahlp be
bMnol .....
'n'evino, cr1tlcklnc hlmoeif for using
ttie -dub '"'"' timeo, -a 7S
-· wllll Ployer.
Sinking Halos Send _Ryan Against KC.
Jolnlnc tbe -.mcler group .....
-_,.,, unkmwn pro, Urry
GlllMrt ~ ,,.,.....we; '!'em. Jerry
lldrd, who bu almodJ -two ._
.. -,...., ... at ........... with
lllJ' f'1o1d and Jim Jam'-i. r... ~ d rain prior to !ht 6nt
-mode thlop -bat damp ""
the ll<ld al '" and the reconl llnt day PGA cmrd ot n,m Brief .... bA
qain Thunday ..... with briek -• -But a JtWnber of plfen llld the rolti
btlped --·· 1'11 OD the
CIDCAOO (AP) -"Be .-,..r me too
short." CIOWld Luis Alvarado ... T ldUal1y
b11 to ltfl.,
Vada Plrilooi wa1 caugbl piaJio( loo
.llbort and ~ pulled the bill pOll
the ltft.-llelder for a two-run triple which
broke a J..2 Ue In the eighjb JnDin1 '!bu,..
day ol&M1o ""'1 Iba Oll<aF 'lllile Sox
and wilbur Wood winC1nc to a 44 V1ctorJ
mr Iba Calllomll Ancell.
Alnrodo, fillinl In for the lojur!d Rich
Morales, allo bod I l"lt nlcht lo the
field u llo acnpttd 1J ~ without
an utw-.He was tht middle man on two
doublt playl IOd wes the tnd mao on 1
pickoll ploy.
The Ancdl So to Konsu Oty for the
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-tend and hope lo repln their wlnnl~
""11 • tbq -Nol111 Ryan, 11-1,
aplmt Brvoe Del Canton. M , toruaht.
'1 doo' ltol pd""' piaJinl rfC\llar.*
Nill AIYandt. wba oouldn'I remember
the lut Ume he dellvtftd a 1ame-win-
ninc bit. "U I ploy evtty day, I ploy bet·
ter. But. what you p:ma dot'' said
Alvarado with 1 sbnt& ol bis ••Iden.
Until Alv1rodo tripled home tw\\ nms,
all Wood bad to wwt with -a -nm •Intl• by calcber Ed 11e1f11WU1 In
the lourllt lnnlnc·
Altbougb Km llm1 bit • -for
lhe Anlelt In the lllth, tt ~ u.n-
mano'• hit WU all Wood woWd -to
boo8t hil reconl to IMI.
Bot Jact Blall 1'd aft tbe eipth willt a
pincb bomer to tie the .,... lll·W.
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DAILY PllOT fttAI, -4, 1972
Mesa Potter Ter1ned Best in South Camp Blackies
Outlast · "'PoloiSts BY ROCEB CARLSON
Of .. °""" ..........
Triumph
COsta Mtu High'• summer
water polo foru1 captured
their sil::th 1tralght victory In
Santi Ana College action Wed-
nesday evening with a lo-4
decision over Anaheim.
The South has 1 ~ of name
pJ.1yus in camp preparing for
the 13th IMUAI edition of the
Nortl>&uth All-star Oronge
County football game a t
Orange Coasl COiiege AU(._ 17.
ln other action Gardtn
Grove stayed within shooting
range (5-1) with a lo-4 win
over Mission Viejo a o d
Newport's JVs and La Habra
forfeited to Rancho Alamiloo
and Long llea<h Jonlan.
All-CtF players such u
Corona del Mar's Bob Ftrraro,
Westmln!ter's Jeff S)emens,
Mission VleJo's Aundre Holmes
and others are available for
coaches BlD Bolwell and Bob
In Di\·~ion II action at
Estancia in C.OSta Mesa sum-
mer polo warfare it was
Buena Park 11, Westminster
3; Las Amil<>s 10. Millikan 4;
Long Beach Wilson, I 0 ,
1t!arlna 7: and Fountain Valley
Alamitos
Racing
Entries
won by forfeit over Chaffey. L .. "'•"'''" a111r1n "" ,n..,.
Dave Lund. with three goals, "1•sT •AC• -i ve1r °"''· c111...,.
Ill f M'k 11111. Purw lllOO. c111m1,. orkt '"°°· and two ta es rom 1 e ''° .,lrdl.
Hollister and Steve Sponagle, .x. L• c1~ !AHlllOlll
ed the I'd r Co I M Oulnn1 AllDI (WllllOll) tum 1 e or s a esa r .. , ... , c11o1c1 r•itr..11111
at Santa Ana. Oln""' Mlk1r IHtrll Westminster's scoring con· T .. 1 Co11 1w11aon1 , Gol . ( ) E111r1 Coov fCrotby) s1sted of Steve dste1n two s11an10 Ml" !l>tmerl
and Ken Blakeley (one). L• cr15(..,,. 1w1rc11
J,11' Mv t rklhl Surol11 (troo1<1J
Air Show (KnlClh!I
Orange County Fairgrounds A111 111i.1111
will have a full program cf •oblnLt IAca.1r1 • Mr. Mvr.,._ lL!olllml motorcycle racing th1'>even1ng JOV0111 v.1 ... 11,,. !w11-.1 . h 1. . ry h e 8 l 9 Ar1111 v11 rw111 ILlotwomJ wit pre uruna _
"' "' "' "' "' "' '" "' "' '" •• "' '" "' schedu1ed tc begin at 8: IS. s•coNo .... ,, -uo .... 111 •. , v.•~
The raceway has planned a C\!tm1!o :'ie. =lnD· """11 11100. • h a Anoel'1 Surt Mf~t . -(Ctrd0r1I 111 23---evenl program wit lryear· i•Uror1111 ~~ rK.nlll 117
old ~tike Ba.st the fa vcrlte en L~':.': :..~1c:oTw~=I' Ill
a card that alsc features bis come °" O.Ck csm11to1 121 Dlvl-·1 l!i•t ((rou1v1 '" brother Steve, Orange CcJUn.. tlobtrt C11t1"111r ce1n1u 122
ty's Rick \Voods and SoMy THIRO .... ,. -:-;70 Vfrdl. l 1'••
Nutter. I!:! & uo . Cl•lmlN . P'11r11 u100.. 11 mlnQ orlct PXIO. J,11' r111 Ktllt !Ll~1m! 11j • Ont tlld Only (Perntt") 11
Broce Baron of Westminster ~=-~~1111c~"1f~1~,dl l\i r.eturned to the USM R-C W1tdr ...W TrtwM IOr.....,.! 'Tl W1tcll .llock1I !Ttfflll•t) l 7 motocross scene at El Toro t•Ufontl• S&n!ho tsm1t11> 111
Sa d d . o Oultro {Adi l•) 111 Speedway tur ay an tm-· _
mediately assumed his usual •0111.TH ••c• -"° vard•. J ,..,., • ot111 ':#· A!low1r>e1. PurH IJOOO role of victor 1n the 250 expert Ch~ 1 tv cL11>111rn> · 11• TOP To (Ptrtlftl >TI class, then came back to M1m1 fC1r1101• 11~
defeat point leader Davy ~~~~~ .. cA1d:~~110 lfi Carlson 0£ Anaheim i"1 the 125 l!ilrflrl'I QUH<l ~I 11'
class as well. •u•TM ~c• -•Ja v1tdo. l Y"! o111 lntennediate wins went to a. i:/· C••. mlno. P u•11 uioo. c111m1""
Mark Barrett or South Laguna EL.?i:~1~'"r'~l1111 lfi
(100), Jahn Adams of Yorba f::H"r.a";~ c~rC11Dvl :11
Woodl to meld toto a wfonln&
uni!.
&I ... ol the lltbtll' bla-
1eat -It Jn the lotm of Jim Potter, a relatively
unknown who uaea bll aldlls at
tile ....... hat w1ilorllled """ of offenlive auanl.
"Jim'• the best l\llnl, In
fact, the bOll tld Jn camp.''
11y1 llOlwell when dllCUlllng
hla Interior offensive Htup.
"1 can't understand why a
major colleae lwn1 ICDOped
him up.
"Be"• dtftnltelt • ..,...
a1onc with &tanda'• ~
Dennlti" adds -ell.
--·-, ... le~ terman at Huntlncton Booch,
IWllnc •• junlar lllld -lllld waa a .......i loam All-
Sunoet Latcue selectloa In b11
...i ... ,..,..
.... for hil participation In
the lllktar ...,.. Potter
Sllml tt up UWlly:
"No matter how well you've
clone Jn Ille pul, • ..., -
Point of Pride
North Motivated
By Past Recor£!,·
111 DENND CAMPllllLL OI .. ..,,,.. .....
In Ila, the South clipped
tile North, t-7, Jn the Or1 .. e
Oow1IJ high ICbool alktar
I-game. In 1117, the
South -lt-7.
With the aotahle a:ceptlon
cl -two -· lhough, Ille South boo had --
mlllortune lo the -· The -lo fact, baa been a North aflalr 1incl HI In-
ception Jn !Ill. In that lpaft ol
time, the Norlh baa boat.a HI
-. caud«plrt 10 -
(DO pme WU pl01'd In !Ill).
'Ille Nortll'• -....
-• poiJJt; of pride ...UvatJnc I& ~ ... ,.
.ia 11apr1nor, wllo It 1et-
tJnc • -lbol at "*""" Jn Ille pme.
"The players dellnltely had
that attitude wbeo I "'8Ched
the Noril> Jn 1916 and I think
lhlo lam leels tbe aame way.
ilaqiarln<r nilet hit CUI'•
l1IDt all-<tar oulllt faYorably
with the •• lam that ..... 15-..
•4tt'1 clifftcult to compare,
but bodl IMml had good apeed
and wa're limllar Jn atu-we
wweo't real bi& then, either.
Jl'Obabb' better paaaen, but
not u effectlve on the ru.
p&N option.''
Allhooch piffaed with the
lam'• procrw, Hangarln<r
lo nmnloa Into the U9Ual all-
alar pn>bm.
0 We're dwnglng • 0 m e
~ lllld ualne dlllemit
M Gals oae-lllld deleoaes lhat are esa dllllcult lor oome boya to ad·
. . . just to," he tiplalns.
'"Ihey've been U!lng a cer--
.
Vangtrards
Deep Sea
Fish Report
D T taln lecbnlque fcr three years OWD WO and ... c1oni11Ttochange1oo ..,:,.,~·~1-:? ... 1 .:: mx:h. Prtmarity, we have to Nu. at ~1i::er11. IAlt't ~> -
"-'! .. ..-oa.-.• ...,..Jl._ U a 1H .,....,..: nt ba-. 2 Nrl'KYll• 16 ...... MJaU -.i::un:r· rvdi: coo. 2 ri.ll!M. c ~ 11
0 team wNttflMI, 1' bfullleM. Pponents . ""'"'""'°" ...... -,, _, '"Jbele boys respond well, W aMd bliti,, I !Mlnlto. ti NrfeMI,
know the pme and have a lot 41
0r;,.ktt'tlwMA•• _ "' .....,..1 111 ol. ablllty. I CID tee where a Ml&. • wr~ • Mntto. !Si Linda (125), Richard Ouncay 'T,1.,:.i,:. b11= (Kn1g1111 ;1:
cf Santa Ana (250) and Robert "°"""" Piil {Adt lf) 117 OAllY PtlOT ......... ·~ kMllr Crecelius of Sanla Ana (5001. '""' •Ku> ,.,,_, "' HUNTINGTON BEACH'S JIM POTTER WILL START FOR THE SOUTH
Beth Friated lllld Karen coach woold find ---•-·-_,,__
Woll -blned ,__,_ pi•,.hl .. • u~ SUL Sa.ACM -10 .,.,...,.: 1.-~ WDU ~ enjoyment eoaching players Mii. 1 WrK\llla. 1 """"'-m
David Boyd.stun of Fcunlaln SIXTH ••c• =---;-to ¥1•a1. J "'!" ------------------------.:..:...:..:..:.:...=..:.;.:..:_ __
Valley won the 500 expert :ii:. ~~1 ... Pww 1190ll. c1.1m""
talent.I to lead the Colta Mesa like these on a.,.,~ level.,. rNCttert1, t "'-H""'. ..,... -1ss
Royall g1rla toftblil team to I ~ =·: SJ MtracuM. II "--: ,.
pair ol -~~-ov-~•e LOM •U.Cll CP ...... ~) -
cla.. competition on h Is P•llDI • Pllnk !Dre.,..., 116 ~-'i"°' t°" l)rOIOV) 11* powerful new Maico. HliZ"irtl: °'?Li~) ll;
Actkm cootlnues on the El E~rri!.~r:or.:-1.ttonl • tff 11/, Toro course Frlday night with 1IHtr.'niuJ 11:
a schoolboy class race openina: Mc1vre.11(WlltW1I 111 "-\ 7 •er 1Allh0rl) llt 1.11c program a . _
In N M R A three-quarter 1.vaNTM •:;,E ..:. a v1rc1•. , .,..,
midget action last Friday, ~ ~1rf1:~, 1t~"' ,... 116
Mill Olivero cf Cerritos upset Sc= ~!be!'~;;!,, ::;
the f orlt • I ~ min te D1fldt/11 Smith\ 1n av es 1n a a;:n· U ~ncl• criic;.-fAdtl•I 111
ride fer Charlie Wise. !1~~t!"1Ll~~:;1 lj'j
,.,, ~•r l.tl'l(tr IH1r!l l ' ~ Chick Doolln fC1•0011I l 7
w~=:;;~·~n 1!f:i:c! o1.f10c':r': &·~~1nQ1. ~11;:,,oloa~"'
to the South. all-star team of ~~1t1k~ ~W't1~m! ll:
the U•• •-r Lea•ue He ~• Moo!'t J10 r.t.a11r1 us ,;,n .;i<.>\.~-.; 11 • rierllecio 1cr111bvl no
played for the Orange County 5~ ~-"'f~.,..1 l~ l1'•nles Nftlo F!t N'!• </••Hwr1> 111 ~ • l!illl"T!>a Slltn Hirt llj
Marin, 18, ts attending Cal l~ ... k\~i.5°1'snJ:r'llOl\1 11
St.ate (Fullerton) on a football _ 117
~larship aDd will be 00 a NINTH RACI -«Ill v1rdl. i y .. ,
South .. -• that ill .. ds & 1111. Cltlmr1111. Plll'll IJllOCI, SQwsu W meet Cl•lml"ll prlct 11600. r----t H "'-"t '''" CMltwa•l 111
Barons Bag
Cage Win;
Vikes Lose
LONG BEACH -Foontaln
Valley Hlgh's Barons awept
aside Millikan, 44-40, Wed-
nesday night lo highlight
Orange Coast area aclion ln
the Long Beach City College
summer basketball I e a g u e
tournament.
Marlnl wasn't u fortunate,
lo11,. to Long Beach Wll!on,
68-50, with only five players in
unllorm.
Newport Five Suffers
Crucial Loop Setback
•1c_-.-..., "".... 12 enettn: 11 fNrrlCllllll, toO allce
and Santa Ana n. Golf w· bill. 5 ............ , ........ ....,, -1& . ,.._.,_ fell. lt-1, u the Inner .......... : '11 un1;11 M .... 1 flM!llul, IS ........... ~~-a~a..,..
Royall banpd out 17 hlta and ,,,_,, ... , '--·
1"eN aJded bf a dolen Oranle Jean O'Stea la 1be 8'!e day cJ:"':...-0:~-..:., •f::J.:
-Uta-D-1•.-I and --11 -'-~-_.. n--_.__ "'---.... _.., ........ :I MlllC. I WlVll~-l'..Ult~ --~..--..~ •~ ~ ~ ullco .,_ lfl rMCw.L Woll limited Orange to one bit. Joaquin Golf Courie follo'!riDc ,.. ..... -"' ......, •
Santa Alla lI 'allo had bor ~ .. Tuead.-y. ,._,, " -· "' "'""
Newport Harbor'• chance
for a tiUe in Foothill Letgue
summer basketball circlet
WU dimmed Wedneoday night
when Tustin took over the loop
lead with a 6S-60 victory over
Newport.
The io.. puta C<lllch Dole
Hagey'1 Newport Salkn in a
9-3 sltuallon while TuJtln Is Ii..
2 with three games left.
at fonrard, wiJ1 be a aenlor Jn beneftt of only one bit u Mila 'lbe flnl lllg!a winDor was :=:-w" ..:::'....~' .,....._ " -
the fill. Frlsted went the distance. the Kay May ('12); -.cl flJgbt ..=,:-.:,oo,.:"r',..=.,-.,::
Robin Richardson WU Wll Pbyllla Staflord (74); ' """"" tuM, • ar:1owt1i11. tt MP
Mesa'• only player in double top bitter qalnlt Orange, third fllght, Vivian Troutman ~~1~1,, ~,.:,_~ wNtt
figures WU Mike Berry, who banging out two singles ml (71); and fourth rugbt , Kay -ben. 11....,..., nl u1kt ... ..,
canned 13 counters. two triples for three rbl. Leutwiler (90). :C~.=:-~ ',:r ~."' _..,.: 17' * C.!1 MIN 'It) ~ ,..1-~:;:;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;~-:--_ *_ ,: ~~ .. '1 i 11
Allmtt1
Clerk c.-•• ...,_
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fll1t 1.._.. SJltlJl)
....-.:iuwu• soccer earn an-H~111r.o .,.,... 2 1v1uohrll 111
DOVCf 96 in the fall . , ~ ... ~ 'fP.?I) i:; •-ti .. \'tlMJ (M) (411 MIMlkMI
Both all-star le8!TIS Wll( play ra:; f!:"~JJrMAWI) 1l~ U!~ 7 "1 n
Costa Mesa loll ill shot at
Santiago Jn other circuit lclioo
when the latter came up with
a 22-1 fourth period lo poll H
oot, 44-38.
-. ...
Tot1l1
: : ~ a S--"'I ..... RMa
• " 12 ' DrlilM 001 .. ,_,I"
Ian "' ~ • c.t. W.. '7' 101 ri -It I ' ~:;J:,"' :i .1 .: i:::: m~ .. -·--""I . 11nn 1:
GAS ENGINE
the Germans at least once. nc1t • Edo.•"\~~..,i' 11i1 4$~ I •
One game has been scheduled s~"'e!~1r .. ...::f"~ on ,1: """*' ! J J for Oct. 22 at El Camino ... , .. 11i.iiwt • u 1 ..,.
Coliege in Torrance. ' ''U,. 1~~~ ~'Z'i~:"lkroobf> Ill ,.t.',\:"1j,ft=j•~·1~':acl"~1._
Wiiton '1 ~ 'l
John Clark WU Newport'1
brightest uaet, IOOrlnf 14
polnls with jurnpe:s '""" 10 to
15 feet out.
(Ill• Mllmf) .~lb-11 ' '~
ti'.:/,".. I '""' .l:.. I ' • command end pnch .. to tlllh
Alamiws Results
, .. TIM1ill•y
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old1. c111m1no. 1"111'• lllOO.
Adlo1 Aml111
ITrM_.) llAI •.«I 1." .. rttty lndlMI (Li,...m) 10.00 4.l'O
CM>tlt T-f AHlrj 2 . .0
TlfN -It.IS. AIM ,.., -Jllllbtrb, Mema ~.
Uo'• ...... Dlck.11119•. ledeYltect.
~ ..... "'"• lll AmlOo,
Sct•khld -°"' too. Maflt-. $~ Doll, 0-. °"'""'"· n•uct••-,....~•s,,_., ...................
l•COJID •AC• -111 y..-lh. 3 ......
aide I. •· 0.lfftlftl l'wM SIMD.
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R'""'IM (o\dW) t.ao ---AIM fM -CIMl"Oll' lae. Gyp '"' l()Qpa ..... ,....,_ Wfll.
No llCrllCIMt.
•.• 2..0 J.00
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1111! -.11118 COMPANY ............
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llXTM •ACI! -.00 y,rn, I v~•r old1. Cl1lmlr19 ... _ SllOO.
FIHI COPY (Miii•! .$.. J.M J.<IO
Artt1 !CtrOoU ) 7..C S.«I
Mt. M•n l!itr IW1bon) 6M
Tlma -70.44 •
Alll ''" -• ., .. lit...,. hr. Mr. Aoallo lloc•11, G«ld c..,., Tit Vl1111.
Mor... RKW, Mlcklt'S CM~,
Jihtl..., ikllY.
Ho tcrtldltt.
SIV•NTit RACI -t1e y-lnh. 9 YMf
o6dt & llO. Cltlmll'lll. !"WM $!MIO.
Ml!M V•rltt CA'-ff'I .... J.2' IM Ttc-. O.ndy (&lftkl) SM J.jll
$4IMd C-' (WI._) IM nm. -.... 76.
AIM '-" -I Tt Go. Ml• ~ R• Btr. O.llv Cuellloft. Roebttt'1 K)d. Ricochet ltocllll.
No '<rtldllt.
•IOMTM RACI -.... ..,.,.. .. I .,..,
elll1 a. 141, Clltllfll\ll II~ l"vrM
UIOO. Thi Jet S.I Gr~ Cl\111
Cl'lt¢tr Q2.
FUii,,.., Girt Too f5mlttol a •• flA 10.41
Joyout PtV (Pin*') 6.11 4.411 ......,,114, ...... n (Dreytr) 3M
Time -21.11 •
AlllO r•n -JUl'l(ll9 "1fl'ller, 111 Vegw,
Vlwewln, •ocbt ........ lttd Ctll9"f' •••• No tcr1tchff.
l= ~ 0 t L~-jff A~IM l 5 It °" '-sc-w• •M• :r..-lll.l:l!· f::i:':u ::.1m=l11 H~~rma: LI WtlMft. 31·11. Clark, a ail<-foo!B opratlng
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Pill.!burgh
New York
Chicago
SI. Louis
Monlreal
Pblladefpbla
Cincinnati
Hou.ton
Dod&en
AUanta
Ea1t Divltloa
W L
II 37
52 44
52•
• 49
44 52
37 112
Well Dfvlatoo
58•
15 Cl u 47
San Francilco
,San Diego
llM
Cl 58
40 It
Pd. GB
.m
.Ml 7\;
,m 91>
.495 12\;
.451 16
.371 2111
.60!
.550 5
.llO •
.tell II
... 1511
.IOI 1911
Eut Dfl'llloll
W L Pct. GB
Detroit 55 Cl .HI
Baltimore 52 Cl .Ill 2
New Ycrk 4917 .510 5 -11• .!OS 511
ct ... land Cl 52 •• 10
Milwaukee 40 58 .IOI II
WmDfvlllaa
Ootland 11 • .Ill
aitc:qo 5541 .HI 5\; -4111 .511 10
-City 46 51 .171 II = ,44 g .Ill 17
40 It .... 21 -·-hlll'llft 7, """ Yft I
• ....... '· , ..... 1 C"'"'-' 4, .. ltlmotl J Cl'lic.t 4,..... I
M~M t. °"""' i Ollly .... ICMlllllN.
DEAN LEWIS
1966 HAlllOR ILYD., COSTA MESA 646-tJOJ
s.rv1 .. and Pam for All Imper ... Can
Mod'"' Body Shop .... All ~
Oraoie County'• Largest and MOii Modem ToJOla and VolfO Duler
OYOllAI DILlllDY IPICIALllTS
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DIAN LIWIS
'72 TOYOTA
COROLLA
<+ T. a L.l
011
S39 .ll MO,
VOLVO
"Dean lewis"
.w ..... more voi-'
in Orenge County t'-
MY other dNlenltlp.
UAMPU: SAVINGS:
SMW MO.
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Tllil ... wil include pnOtion .
"'1o'9 by ""'*" ........... adulls
... ,.. ...... L 1looy wl ohoW
,_. loow liroplo ~ h to anjoy your
-.-.if¥ng.
FE GLIDERS
FOi AITEllllG SIOW!
SATURDAY, AUGUST 5
10:30 AJA. & NOON
ZMO HMIOI ILYD.
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COSTA MESA
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. STEEL
RADIAL
Tin Guar111t•d 40,000 Miles
UNIROYAL
ZOA3P-
1NTERSTEEL
Tire Gu1r111teed
30,000 Miles
TIRES for YW's
:~$13'5
Glass
Beh
WHITEWALL
'ASTRAK
C78-14 $ 45
Only
£711-14, E-71-15, f71-14
Only •25•s
o,.", s29ts
, G71-14, G7a.15
Only •27•s
Lfl·IS Only $3195
UM·mDOFFER
MAI WllEEU & TllR PAW 60 SS
FOR YllS
4 (F60-15 or F60-14) Tiger Paw 60 SS
4 (15/7 or 14/n U.S. INDY MAGS
Ttlll Pltbto Inc ...... Caps. lit.Nits Md M°"'lfnt
• ·--' "'QUICIC-STOP ,,..,_TBM_Of
$240 00 ~1~
UNIROYAL
4 PLY
POLYESTER CORD
·.lJJlliJJD'
. -ANY SIDI
Tubeless WhitewaH or Blade
Tubeless ·
Blackwall
ea.
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of $1 .91 per tire
NO TIADl·IN 110-om-
WHITEWAUS ADO $2.'5 MOU
775-15
$
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7.75-14/7.50-14
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.He's Tough on Firms
· .. issi.on.er Saves Consumer Million.1
llAIUUSBURG, PL (\IPij
-Berbltl S. Deneoberl
f1&ul'ft he bu saved -aunm ISOO miUloo br leliin(
them wbat cloclon, bolpltall
and lnluranct eompanle1 c1oai
want them to bow.
HJs method I.I llrallJil.-
forward and brul1In1.
'!'be medical and t..U.ance
---... 11111. ioclo-ln( from the beatings they
toot 1n h1I "&bopper'• auklll"
lo bolpltall, IUfitrJ, auto Ir>
lllrlDCe and! llf• lnlurance.
FINANCE
TBE lllD·BAlllBO Denenbers weialma I he
<ritidlm.
"I thlnlr; If you Judtle by
wbo'1 attacking me, moat peooo
pie would decide I'm doin( 1
aood Job. Tbey Judi• me by
my enemies and I thlnlr; they
make me look a:ood, ••
Denenberg said.
"U •I paid these IUYI to
make me look good, they could
conUnue to do whit they're
doln& now. They mab ii very
uay to make m1 point
becaue thelr ructionl -.
often irntlonal, lnapproprlata ·
and UDCOOVIDclni.'' DENEBERG,"-7lnlla'1
znavtrickln1urancecom--
mluioner, esllmalt1 that u '--------"' many u I million ol theH
Tho ellec1' of the lbopper~
guides bave filtered Into other
statet. Ralph N1der urged
state ldsurance comml.alonen
to put out 1lmllar gukles. New
guides are being clmlllled
-the COWll1y by unionl, conaumer croups and com-
merdal p..iN!shlng bouHI. He
, ... -of reguesll lor the free bookleta daily.
The guldet, for the lllOll
part, do not offer ldvlce. Tbey
contain bard bitting a D d
10D10Ume1 utonlablng fact.I.
In bil "Shopper'• Guide
to Phlladtlphla Hooplt1il,"
Denenberf showed that Pl•
Uenta may pay u ll!Ue u t35
or u much u $l00.17 per clay
In d II le r e D I Philadelphia
boopltall.
BE W AllNElJ oonawnen in
the ''Shopper'• Guide t 0
Sur1ery" that 10 avoid be.iri&
-of the I million perllOlll who undergo need1ua opera·
llons annually, they must he
u IUIPicJoua of aurgeons u
they are of Uled car uleamen.
Bil "Shopper'• GWde to IJ!e
Insurance" ranked the 50
largest companlea In order ol
average yearly COit a n d
revealed that conswnen pay
!'IV per<e11I _. to the bot-
tom company than the top for
Identical pollcle1.
The 11Sbopper'1 Gulde to
Auto Imurance" dltclosed that
premilima f0< virtually the
aame~veragecanvuyup~
50 percent from company to
company.
''THE PUBIJC c1111i do
anything about the fact that
15,000 people are being but·
cbered every year due to un-
necesaary aur1ery ii they
don't clearly underrtand wbal
Ultrasystem
Firm Gets
Mine Grant
A Newport Beach research
firm bu been given a new
asatgqment which c o u I d
-.ilY htad off un-
derground mine dlsut<rs lllCh
u two recent · coal lhaft
tragedies In West Virginia.
tntrasystemJ lne., 5 0 0
Newport Center Drive, bu
..... 174,551 grant to ldenltfy
polenli11ly huazdowt
materla!J Uled UDderlroUDd
that aJUld lncHue blut and
!Ire dangers.
I.I going on," Denenberg said
tnulntervtew.
0 So bow do you aet the York and Ji1orkla have done
meua1e across? The public Is IO.
not going to road medical
journals to fibd out about W>-
necesaary sur1ery. They're
not going to read actuariat
literature to discover the true
CXllt ol life lnlurance. You've
got to give them the facts."
Denenberg, 42, a cocky
former profesJOr, bu a knack
!er getting publlclty -most of
It favorable .
Publlc reaponae to his shop-
per'• guides bas b 0 e D
overwbehnlng. The reaction
fn>m the medical and in-
1Urance establWunenll bu
been anything but thal
ONE COMPANY threatened
a IUll lo atop publication of
the auto Insurance guide. An
auto lnsurance company com·
plained that Ill 300 to 400 com-
panies were not listed. lJfe l.n-
auraoce firms were upset
because they were rated on
price. not quality.
In no cue, however, were
the fact.I questioned.
"Our standard re.sponae to
all of this 1tuH Ls very
simple," Denenberg said. "If
they don't like our shopper 's
1uldes, let them put out one of
their own because the public
ought to have the facts."
Denenberg'• tactics abo
have come under criUclsm. He
bu been called a "beaclline
bunter" aod an "egomaniac"
by more than ooe angry in-
surance official.
"WE VIEW ourselves u
wholesalera~" Denenbtrt aald.
"We get the ideas and otbtr
people can execute tbtm.
Other people ought to do thla
and we bope they do. I could
do this for the rtSt of my life
and never even acratch the
surface."
Denenberg'• staff ii working
M additlonal shopper'• cuides
for homeowners insurance,
health insurance, term We in-
surance and dentiltry.
The Impact of the 1bopper'1
guides bas been !lrong within
the insurance industry .
Travelers Insurance Co., for
example, recently increued
the cash value of Its llfe •
auranee policies to move from
ninth to aecond on the llal ol
best buys in life insurance.
"You've got to abate people
up," Denenberg aald. ''That'•
part of the benent of wbat
we're dolng. When we get~
pie into the frame of mind
that they know they're being
watched, things change.
"11' MEANS THAT con-
sumers are gotng to get more
for their money becaUJ8
they're golng to ahop more in-
telligenUy and buy more Ir>
telligently. That prt5 com-
panies on not1ce.
"We've found that It ii Ur/
to give the public the facts and
once they get the lecta. they
change the ma,rket.,.
Jtlonefj's Worth
Graduaw Students
Get Cold Slwulder?
BY SYLVIA PORTEii
In 1161, when a Democrat
WU In · the White llouJe, the
U.S. governmenl WU piping
every poasible l1me to lure
otudeni.I Into graduate achoola
-particularly In the physical
lclence• but In many other
fleido u well.
aper! In llllll-~. and clnclor ol Columbia
Univenlly'1 0.-rvalion of .
HllllllJI Resourtel =
-that the government:
Musi take Imo ICCOIDlt Ill
the fedenl budget lbe Im-.
plicalions for highly educated
Company olflclals explain '
the materla!J Involved would
be conmuclloo equipment,
cables, cooduitl « other mat-
ter which could oxidize or
decompose and combine with
natural g .....
In 1972, manpower of any large
with a n.. mllltary or clv!ll.m programs
publlcan In It laundles, expands or "°"'"
the w b 11 • unu .. lo fund. In Glmberg'1
Home, t be words: "We can no Jonctr af.
U.S. govern-lord to be nonchalant with
ment la glv· ltarting and llopping large
tng a ma• government programs -
live co Id space, atomic energy, defense
lhoulder to and .....an:b and develop-
theae same ment."
PORT•• youngsters-1 Must develop a lonc·range
llll100i our moot blihly edu-policy for the support of
caled mm and women . acience instead of indulging tn
We are pennlltln& an ,... the fii.I and l!larta which
f o r g I v a b I e amount of recently have camed llJCh
"aubemployment" a m o n g serious manpower Ouctuallona
Pb.0'1 wbo are working far and distortions.
Purpose of the project l)ead-
ed by combualloo chemistry
eclenU.t Dr. Kay Pldorek I.I
lo ldenUly the materla!J and
cletermine bow theY relCI with
natural compounds.
Tbe grant I.I .. -of
ID earlier $56,000 contnct.
Buena Park
High Rise
Hotel Set
A 17 mllliOll 011H1or1 LI
Baron Hotel and convention
center wm be bUllt In Buena
Part, the bole! firm bu .,.. -· Tbe structure II I h e
nortlnmlcomerof~
ml Grand • .....,.. w1D bo
Baena Part's tallest bWkltrC·
CoGllnlclioo I.I ~ lo
...... In -with the
_.inc slated r.r JulY, 1m.
Tbe as.room bole! wlD Ir>
dude • ·""" lop reotauranl,
!l'bole dub aad a -·to tw""'1 ~ C!lllallltol a
P'Oll'd !ml cafe and -
-........ lhtl -flOor' to -.OCOUil'hOdl.. QJ1 to
2,000 pot-. r.-t LI llarm llolell are
.. ... Prandlco and Ila
Dletowllhenotbor--
11111C1bi .... Jaat.
below their sldD levels. Musi draw up iong-r&llll'I
We are creating an ever~x-federal policies for contlmlng
pondinc economic class of the support via grants and loans
"new poor" -thousands of of higher education II lbe
yoong -le wbo b a v e graduate ICbool level -
training and skDlo to qualify partiaJlarly d • 1 l 1 n e d to
for l20.~.ooo a year Jobe guarantee the oolvency of the
but who are doing ridiculously top !Oil univenllla now tum-
llldetnaodin( ,....k, lf they are Ing out moot of our Ph.DI.
-Ing at all. Must lblnlt through with at·
We are lnvttlni the anger of mo1t care the design of !hi
thole wbo feel clouble-<rossed enonnous new manpower pro.
by the nation which ftrsl led grama ii I.I fundlnC -which
them to believe they were Involve the training of large
badly needed In the job numbers of highly opeclaliJld
market and then 1\1.Dlmarily worken:.
rejected them. For inltance, we are lft..
And Oft lop of all U-Vetting more than '3 bllUon tn
polni.1 of peraona1 frustration vastly up&nded bealth ma,..
II the fanwtlc financial ,. .. te power tralning programa lo
Implied by the fllCI that It multiply the numben ol phyli-
costs between $50,000 and clans, denll!tl, nunea and'
$1,000,000 to tunl out a single other profealonai.I In lhll
Ph.D. lod.ay. · field. Are we, GlnlburJ ub,
Warned John Gardner, hMcl ..,..-omlnoUll1:
of the Common C a u I e Flillng lo lake lnlD """""'t
"dtlr.enl' lobbf," DOt long the llgnJ.6ctnt e E p a n 1 l o n
ago: "The lature II ,_.,;. already -Wl;J which wll1
ty ~for the lndh1dull in<rllll by 10ll perctnt Iha
wbo lrainl bimaelf to do a "output" ol U.S. tnlllld pb,.i.
opecll1c job, receiv .. an ad-ci-. In or.e decade! Fatllas
-clegroe for that line of lo note tho • of ovenupply -and belle ... that ooclet1 of lllCh opsclall.lll u ... _
.-hllll a living doing IL• and ........._, FalllnJ lo
Our IOdely doel not owe _..tale that wbal '" -
lhlllota,ulndlriduals. to keep medlcll care -
lilt! what.,.. u lnd!'1dlllll from ~ are min
do owe to our IOdely II the paraprofealooai1 ta r n In I' • cleYelot>ment of a far more ra-· flt,800 a,...., not ...... pllyllo
tlonal-jptioach to lbe lrilntna dW eamtnc $50,000!
llld hirh1c of blahly tdocatocl MUii develop I llable -t tp«lalitti. Uonal 11edellce l)O\ley" plUI
Alld bow mlclll.,.. -belter tecbnfquo1 lot
lbil! Ill -· Dr. Ell lorecaslina ~ -~ wlr'llT -power llleda. •
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er: A ~hreat 9.r Just .Desperation? Egypt, Libya Me~ . . -. -i . .
9J 'llU.UAM 1. l\YAll Sldat made laat w~ noted cowitty'1 -olt'rldll9 !or 2~ iiall!ioa ~I< -bOI the l!'lllldl• will 'cmllo -""7 ttne1· Nolt' ... nlatlomlip IJ iio;lit ..,.. and ' .a.-... b!oll hu lloW'-Ill .. , __ .,to• lbottlleArobworld-tbe .,..,_ ol "llbentlnc" Arobliiltn-drllllithiir uni,.. Ilic - -o1 _.. aiid Sadat-,·-triedto•iull>llAnl,.illlio, llll 'pon•_., lololF.11111, Ibo
-....,. • ol , , .... and a powerlul weopoo, oll, "which Palertlne. He bu not oil. JI'• no good to them uotU Onerf1 can be tapped. But Ille lioYlet in1Illlr!' advlaen borne, -bad to ,..1j1boioi -llllflnl 'be ofllt ·to lnrilnC "~ .. -~ _,. II wed tlfecllvety and auo-Mlitaleil In Ille put to 1pply II 1J out ol the ground IOd do)' doea not --al ov• _,.. -"'""-huvUy to lhe ,,_ -· llldr ""'Joel ,Gil, .........,. a JEinil.' ........rue ~ II>-....rully would reallu our heavy preaaure Oil Waat.m marketed. And !or Kadall It hml, aod -Aralll prol>llil7-.0.t11 y, tlan. The leodn alJo .-_ ;.r ~= wtll eial •
-lo lnlke tl>elr Ill-p1a. becallOO Arab oU ~ pn>dudns complnlel and on ean be polltlcal d)'lllJDlte U i1iUll .-Jo with tlie!r owo --and x..lall -dear liplll "-~--ti, =--= ol • -
-· eYldenUY -, t t ridea to per<efll of tbe world'• other Arab oU n1tlonL the Uby1111 pt ...U.U and btlllq troulil • _...,111 ~ -• r • dllplel•n al lhe 1'1a: ol A<lll Ill mlllll J.lb-
lhrulen tile United Stata oild CICllllUlllplloo." The w e I t But El)'Jil and U1>Ya --I bla<r .,.,.. ol tile devout -wlio -eonlldenlloo or ... .. ....... -••
tlie WM! with .,. .. ..,.. lead-lmowl thil and tbul triea to yet to <0nvlnce the Arabian oil ..-.IGYPT GOT 11U1111n belp •-Oimn>unlJnl. -that mllht llow "'"""' ii, e0.-.1 a Pppt'I Wild
atop Arab unity, It uid. peninaula'1 llhelks that Ibey Pem.r. -day joint lw1ce 0Vtl'1 In !he lorm of --the lioYlet bra n d ol tl triubl& 'l1lii -~ Ing eventually to "" oil cril~. should shut off oU to the Wt1I. Arab action mJcht joU the bllllonl ol rublt1 ~ ol ilolh leadof. were tllaken "IOdalllm." Uby1 -id 111111. bowlWf, be
But !()Jl)e may 1ee a ring of PERHAPS LIBYA'S leader Libya gets '2.4 billion a ytar West. At the rate t be arma, but it wam't enough to when the Communist.t in a kin& way from beiftC In a p&-
desperatlon in their words would be willing to UJe hLs in oil revenue -in a natk>n of deve1oped world USH oil, a 'permit tbe rbt of attecklng SUdan. then ovedlowinr with NEITHER SADAT nor sltlon to launcb their JW. mon suggestl\'e of rru.maiion,1-====:::....::..-=-------------'-------''-_:. _______ _:. __ ..:.._ ____ =-=-.:...::==.:...::=.::.:.......::.:..:._:::=:...;::.==...::::....:.==-
1han of menace. .
Both Anwar Sldal of EIYJll
and A1uanunar Kadafi of
Libya are subject to home
pre.uures and to inhwiating
conlradictions on the world
stage.
THE 1'\\'0 leaders seem
frustrated becau.e tbty are
oppooed not only by Ar1bo but 1!Y the powerful Rusaians to
1rbom they have looked for
help without a full measure of
trust.
So the Egypt.Libya wUon
has the sound of a defiant go-
it-alone challenge to Ia:rael,
the United States, Europe and
Russia, all at once. To hear
the young and hot.l!eaded Col.
Kada!i tell I~ u he did In a
speedl more than a year ago,
Egypt and Libya wW lead a
legion of a million Arab men,
an air armada of a thousand
planes and a land neet of 5,000
tanks in a Jihad - a holy war
-to crush Israel a n d
"liberate" Palestine onct and
for all.
Now he and Sadat have
made what purporta to be a
atep in thi:i: direction.
THE PROPOSITION ia that
united Arabs will mobilize and
ann for the final battle with
the money they get from Anlb
oil. Meanwhile they could
mortally wound their "im-
perialist" antagonl.!ts by shut·
ting ofi the oil.
But Arab unity has ~
variably been more shadow
than substance, b o w e v e r
passWnate Kadafl aeema to be
about it. The United Arab
Republic combining Egypt: and
Syria crumbled In 19111 after
1hrff shaky years. An attempt
to unite Sudan with Egypt and
Li.bya has y,·ound up nowhere.
The "federation" of Syria,
Libya and Egypt, fonned a
year ago, is opposed by a
number of elements, including
Russian-backed Syrian Com-
mll!liata.
The Sodlt·!Cadafi Jo I • I
ltal<menl, ID ed1o ol 1 speech
Heirs' Fight
For W.ill
. Overturned
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A
judge has ruled against a
challenge by 12 grandchildml
In preserving the will of a col-
lege teacher who left $100,000
to a foundation that froze his
body ill hopes ol bringing him
back alive aome day.
Superior Court Judge JuliUJ
i1. TiUe made the ruling In lbe
case of James H. Bedford of
Glendale, who died of lung
cancer Jan. 12, 19117 at the age
ol 73.
Bedford became the first
penoo to have his body frozen
alter death In the ....,.11ec1
xience: of cyrogenlcs y;hich
will attempt to revive him ii
the disease which caused bis
death can be cured.
Thirtetn days before hii
death, Bedford revoked a trust
set up 10< his U gruidchUdren
and bequeathed the nno11ey to
the Internallonll Foundation
for Cyronlcs Research Inc.
HIJ grandcbtldren challqed
tbe w ii I, ""'11'1idlng Bed-
ford ..... unduly Wluenced to
change the document.
In his rullng. the judge .. id
the "preponderence ol the
evkJe:Dce'' showed Bedford had
the mental capacity to know~
lngly revoke the trust.
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Augv1t I. 1172 IE-• the
ori• we made Mp out ol aa
old hat 11 .. ).
WtlKP~'VS
9 To' SAfVID._'f II.ND SV'4D~'f, ,,0 '-' ONE
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PRICE
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CABPETJIG KEEP ON TBUCllN'
Always I t•ll you Gbo.at
~your 1-k and 11m
you lift that louay tralh can.
OL IJO ahoaci-you'10 tho
•mart one.
You are a1lda9, "What i• W.
doing up bore, all alone"?
It'• IDf ..... pllf<bology. tho
-.-. th• real f-1•
down below.
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YllfYL RUG RUNNER llan lt·fiom th• patio right
lAto ihe hou ... l>ampn•••
won•t hurl IL (A flood ml11ht
alow It down. Ind rain 'l'on't
i-11J
With the kid1
l'IUUllng In and out
you'll Ill•• tb!o opodcll.
Jn color1. hecny gauge.
with teeth to keep it in place.
STEEL WALL POOL
Bring thla homit and you wW be the
kid'• hero (ii not th• whole
ne1ghhorboods.) If yoU" don't hen-•
kids, get one for your duck.
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PAINT
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eyclo .. s -In• Clluno on llrandy
and Soda??). lt11 glH you good ..-..
TRIPLE BIBACBI
!Cow you c:an cook·"11-. • ''Jltdlwn"
· and .. Well Done" Gt the..9Cllne_ timL
(And you. with .... llttl• hotdogJn
ti.. frtdg9.) Cast metal, wood
handlff.
TH·IN GYM
FOLDING I
EXERCl~SER
&o. tbo IC11t tlm• you wont jogging,
~ you got mugged four Um••
arrestod twice. and th• dog bit
you. If ow. work out yow. whole
body ta th• pri•acy of youi"hom•
or oWC..~Sounda Ilk• a lat•nighl
TV common:tal.) .
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TRASH CAI
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· eo let'a.ta,Ur. ahou~ nplacem~tal
They last a long time unlen th•
trash truck nma ewer one.
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framea. under ~ and Gil wood
autfacn. Colon. to mctclrtb• 1tucco
paint SW! no thhmornMdod. '(Olt llorlll
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Two·..,"' 111op1 (iliut with tho right loot
ci01I ~ with tho loft. and a thNo -
. .....i .... four •• J S.. tho dl1play oamplH U
you Ilk• nice colors. Acrylic latex. goe• o.,.r wood. metal. or
stocco. Water baae ao you won't need to
fool around with paint thinner. Tons of
colors. •
For all exterior maaomy, atucco. brick or
tllo. Tb• colors ..,. rich. full bodtod. good
conrage. and unUorm. Again. no thinner,
dean-up with water.
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Jtor Medca:Ue wrote ua ad 1ald: ~1t'1
.......torful lo -" -with real -1•· • Attaboy. lloy, you -d• our day).
2 77 , """· w. hen'• to msu• with our
l\lpp11er to get ft. but JOU
won't ha't• to mvu• with 9 'Ii us. Full alx foot9n. C
includ•• po1t1 cmd rails. FOOT
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toxl1nle all rlOhl. Six footors. lntlud• poll•
and rallo.
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,,,. -•_-1'GI ........ ""'~ Ille II blended wltb p-ml palllll ID
.-...it for 1be ...,,... produdlaa GI
"My hit todJ" at Colla -Hieb
lcbool.
Diredor Dave Van Tmta '-to
ealdl lhe bes! GI boCh t)<mmll ID his
cul'• IDll\IUt adaplltloa ol Lerner and
t.oeiv•'• mUsical ael IOI; 1:15,p.m., .i.ui.
1-1%, In the Coota M811 lligb School
Lycenn. The productlon tllmuea the
• Newporf,Mesa eecond 111111111 •!lu!nJoer
Mualtal COmody Worbbop.
Mi>re than IO -flun 10 ana
public: and private hlgb adlools are ln-
.. 1...i In the worDbop.
I Both Van ,.,._, fine arll ~t
c:balnnan at Co.ta Mesa lligb Sdiool,
and Mn. Alverll Sleet, disirid music
epedalisl, are In dwge cl . the, sum-met session workshop. ni. telDl
dlrec:ted the workahop'• soc:ca.WI -
''The Boyfriend" last year.
1IECmvE CREDIT
Studeall • receive 10 unlll. or..diool
credit in return for their four h<iurs of
daUy partk:lpe!ion In the worbhopo. .
They are instructed in mUlic, dance,
make-up· and otqe ltl dellp ud,-
llruc:tion.
-lbol ...... -. pndlce 4llr wta &lpe rw•a bttwca _ .....
·._. TI1111, lilt *c ter nm tb1
1111''111 ~ word tr...,..
-.,n.ble, ... ~ Alall Dumu,
II,"' Calla-. lo·--to tap.
turlDC the llawleol -ol Enclllh
~ lfmrrRlglnL
-~ allo ..... ipenl mucb
time -tine 'Wllh 1 ~ cut
mnnhenudstaPbanda.
llE8IND ftlB ICENZ
All • llHlqe ....-llld the 40 __ ..,. __
-aeb IDd -,,,. aeb ..... to
be built Clll the theater'• ... llnte ..
....-Ru would fit tbroucll
the 1-'• uoderllledmU-. Va·
Treele nplalneo!.
Cluttered with .... dust, bommtn,
nalll, ..... ad -of lnobly-art
....... the --l!qe prio< to
rebeanlJa. -..... like. lumber7ud
than the Ubnry "' Henry HJa!n'• tlepol W)IQpole Sired~ .
Fancy homelliade popier mac:be· oe-
teSIOriel Will adorn the l1n1shed oel lo
roc:mite Profeaor lllggln'a home.
Nollng the .-..,.nt -and Hl-tlnp c:o1led for In the pla:y, Van ...,_
lldmllled "it'• .-i lmpalble lo ~
-aay ldopl•llon ·ol 'Illy Fair !Ady'
-• limited >badge!.. ,,,. -bhop
bodg.t -$11111.
c:omllll!:S J:XPB!iSIVB
"Most llludento who join !be -~ bave had little or no theater uperimce,
!lai<tVan Tj'eele. who conceived !be...,..
mer wwUhQp lo 'pye hlgb 1tboa1
lltudeall the ,dia!x:t to perform ;a. mulical procluetloos. · "ForuM•~ile,.11..-. '2111 lo linante
jlllt men'1 -Oloae ID lhe .Akol Dayo before oprn•nc'niel>t-•the.-.il .....,,•·the ~llcl>edl npidlf gliDin( a. prof-I 1oocb. -~1
D!Jtlattlve &Jin!a .GI reflnemtllt bavo Vm.Trw ~. bMc;.,, tlaf llt
beeq etdied Int.---·" !be -----lljldpt--... &e~~,...~~ ~~. • ~!"!(~~~·~··.
POUSBm ,,,. ....... ,...._...., ........ "' . .
r.w.,, "-' 4, 1912
....
1M , Neo,..t--Ullll<d · :tehoel
1lllldd,>lloo flna.....i two mare t«;lmk:&I
aildtanto· bad: .......
Ptrb>po the most pollibed -pei(\1-
la 1<adlng lady Linda Nisbet, 17, of,Colla
Mesa, wbo WU in tbe-cut-of ''The
Bo)>friend." -.; Ille -llld be bad lo
"lite Ol)d 'bonoo" --lo llrtleb· Tbe tricky, ·~ ~. ud tM ba4lel '
toely toclmey manner ol<Elllo•Doilllttle f ,
mob It a demanding role .. Mlll .NlllJOI Jiu !'ftdl$S·littell.are now m ,oaJe In·
At left, Michael Converse es Col. Pickering,
(left) Alen Dumes es Prof. Higgins end
Linda Nesbit es Eliza conlemplete the "Rain
in Spein." Above, Jeanne Standerd end
Chris Lissner who plays Eliza's father.
h&nil1ta It well from !be lllllbtalt·,_,.. -the fine .U alllte al<Ooota Mela Hi!IK
to lhe loudea "aye." School. Tltbll may be pun:!-.! al Ilia ·
In early rehearsala, Va ~-ID--• "°"'*~ eaDJnc llMlll, ul. IZ. . • • . '
• ' ' Portrait of ChicaJWs
Topic of TV Special
How does one make a film about a na-
tkn ol people with a complex hiJtory,
complex realities and c o m p I e x
personalities, a film that honestly and
accurately portrays their experience'?
Young KCET producer J esus Trevino
accepted that challenge and on Friday
Aug. 11, at 8:30 p.m. his filmic approach,
entitled "Yo Soy Chicano." will be
presented nationally on the Public Broad·
Cl!ting Service.
Old West Alive and Well in Laguna
"What I decided would be most hmest.
to the ctucano reality," notes Trevino,
"wu to do a panorama of today's issues
and personalities, as well as one of our
hi.story, drawing on thme events, issues
and people that have continued to main-
tain our uniquenes.1 and our identity as a
people who have struggled often against
imurmountable obstacles and yet have
survived."
WOMS INW-'' DonPwl .... elL.,_ .... ,
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• A C A b h B S l Trevino and h1a two-man crew of r.tist . r,eates-m_ us .in ronze cu pture ~era; ... ~.:;.,r.r: ~h=~:
. ing locations and penonalities for !be ' 8r ftlBlltmJCI[ 8CllOEMlCID. Westem Ari," oiressed Polland,. a first ' prit~ will IO up !or the nest n .. , and IO bour-loo1 spec\al.
ol ... ..., ,... .... • year' uhltiltor ~t the Festival of Arts. on until the 25 aipiel: 'are'!Ude. One of Trevino's ioala In 11Yo Soy
•"Ill Ibo llolcl ol Wellem art, Dan , "Abtbenflcltyis ca ·must.'". Polland~esthe!Utllft-'--Chicano" was to bmk the sombr..-o ....,_. liU ""!abed wHll ..__ • ...,_. stmotype 1and establish the fad that • :..._~~··x•41• --Wilb !be aa:urole lnlormatloa on the one lor b1a wile, Charolette and one for Chicanos are living In a contemporary
---~le ._..... ' --~ o1 "-lout ~0•-F1 " Iha !hei I ••~--• • IJuwd wMk oil p1e.iDt. 1tq1ooecb .flibodllctd to tbe West during ~ wa; U&L&Ulaa.. ve ODpltl are milieu, but t 'r rea ity la WlllU..laive
' , Ila CalilOmla Gold Rmh ol lllt, Polland allo lln!dl:-ln -llng.,,Uver IDd -ClOlll-and bu basis and foundation In !heir
....,. ......... t111011nr1111D -began Wl>at-be !bough\ WllUld be a maid 1 _._ lwlot U.t ol the-.... blatory and culture.
......... - -..i, lodles lllb. lo modest -o1 "Keldlillg" the -r-"In 'Yo &>y Chicano' I wanled to --., Ao-tlllt Mo ....... -. Busl-la Amerkma art bu never .,.......1 the many dillerent laoeo of La --·al • ' ......, 11 -But the -Rpt' groW!na. Bil wort been better, Polland Aid. Hil wwb are Raia," conllnues Trevino. "I Include lhe
)II<. n.-, lolalled • bones, s outridm, 4 lhown In 25 1a11trleo atn111 the Upited farm workera and a very 11ronJ
BJ !Jr, ... ----II blo stoeecooch i--a, 1 driffr lbolguD Stateo. and Im IOlll wwb lo leldlng • penooallty, Dolom Hu«la, !nJm the -"•-~ .~,,_~ ,~ · United Farm Work•n Organl!q eon.. -at~.._,_, • -~ rider IDd IS Jl!dl-Amerk:ana l!lllleUilll auch u the mlllee. I illustnle Iha! rea11t1, and bow ·::,::--...!:' =~ Onte cmJPleled In wu to-his 1alllfoo-· Wbilnty, In· Cody, W1., the Favell In the Chicano ii llruggling le< better jolll
,..,.... _.... , •!Im, l'olllnt-oM .... lllaa moldl · Klfanmoth Fallo,Oie., and b Nortm In wl -inc·"
ID w:hidl the -flslD9 .. strutt. ,:;t.oteporl, t., "Anolhet-lace ol La Rau f..,_ on
Pollilld, .,.., 1111Tlii•11'1J', i.-'l1lla job is lelt1D-at Ibo Dell --collecllaao ei Wettern ut the-poopla Involved In the Im! grut -~'Ill -,_,. t 1 cl>-W-Pllwdi1 ID -lladta. lodude ldo ICUlplum Wblch ....,. In lllUt With the appearance ol Reit1 Lopes
Ille the '*"' , 'l;r Ill -ol Aller the lndlvlduol pieces are .boo., pr1te fnlm '371 lo $1,111111, with the ti• Tijerina, the lowider and leoder ol the
att•alt ..... Wm ......., the -a U.., .., ..... tmpectiill to lnsln ceplJaa ol "Am--• Federal Alllanto ol Free Slat-. DoonlllC Coaoold lllftO-. qulltj lild -II-. ..,,,. urbln aitua!loo ii ,..i -her
1111 beat --q,. •en."'-He baa., Mild Cf o( 1111 -al' lhe •ea In wlticll the pollUtal _,.emerges --1'I am,. ....... wlllcll fil -·ID ....... II linlct In llm1led Fatlftl ol Arta )'ti, but t!1e 1pprodaUOD u ooe of !lit moll lmporiaa! lAuu,
11 I <lld .11111'1. , -Fat ._...~ aiples ol · bo'1 19Ct"8d -!housudl •hive ielalO --''Thote II • ....,,, .... ·w al lid . will be -.. boolh ba -... thll our ·--the .... pe!tt ·-9-It Ml ..,_ -lllnlCt, wHh llft aliull1 amiplieJed. '1111 • ap for the lick el aales. ayotem i..•t thanpd tbot much.
•
Perhaps it may change under La Rua
Unida, a thlrd political party ,for
Chicano!: and other Spanish 1peaking
people."
The historical dramatizations In "Yo
Soy Chicano" are interwoven with
present day struggles. Emphasis on the
early Ptlcxican history centers on the In·
dian traditions, the native · Americ.an
traditions, the pre.hispanic civilizationl
-such as Aztlan, the mythical homeland
of the Nahuatl or Ailee people.
"What I think is important ts the
meaning Aztlan bu for the Chicano to-
day. It establishes the notion that we
we re here long before any Europea.io:
were. it represents to the Chicano ·a
spiritual nationhood," com me •'i.J
Trevino. ·
"The Aztlan concept i.! often mislJn..
derstOO'l by people who are quesijonln(!
the physica1 locale of lts army, ltl
capital .••. what it actually means far
Chicano youths is that we have a history.
a culture, a tradition and that we are ·a
new manifestation of that tradition anl!
culture in history. Therefore we ~
draw on our historic roots to hdUd
aomethlng new that la reflective cl our
reality today." "
After Azt1aa, the program cowft
Hernando Cortez and !he bill~ of th.;uo,
lion of Mexico, and then the 1810 Mokit
revolution. ;.:~
"Continuing on to the .....,1 put •onil
present," DOies Trevino, "I ~)it
dramatically recreated imporiaat llepl:ii
auch as Ricardo Flor" Mal!OO. a * personality Indicative ol the ~
struggle during the early part ol thia <lOll>
tury. Magoo died In 1921 In Leaven-
Federal Prison, yet I think blo -k, lfllt
and writings reflect a spirit and a klnd4
pmerv......,. lbat is with our people t.
day."
Anolher historic period --"' "Yo Soy Chicano" ii the-JU!t ""iA(
lhe '40s. "'l'llil petiod ii known for -.i
has emmeooaly ~ tailed the •...illlll
riots.' &ut !hey were adually ,,.
ffCllltatlons by American ....-
qalnat people ol Mulcan desceol,---. ·<
pialns Trevino. ...
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DAJl.Y PILOT
1"<-',UODe.11 'of ... moW
.-~nd Al
pl.ayed "( Fiona Fullerton.
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Alice Through
Camera Lens
Editor'• Note: 1o!ep11 N. Bell U 4
proftssor of creative writing at UC
lnii?1t and is a re.1ide11t of Corona
ct.l Mar.
By JOSEPH N. BELL
Chf'i.stian Science ~fonitor Service
LONOON -The backside of the look-
ing glau is Shepperton Studios just
'oUtlide of Lcindon -tired, peeling, down
a£ 1be heels, symbolic of the state of the
~Uon-plcture industry it serves.
as a cartoon by Wilt Diln<y. Todly, ll la
being done u a mualcal by live peOple
under the banner of Josef Sbaftel
Productlont, backed by a new and
unusual Salt Lake CUy or1anlzaUon call-
ed American National EnterprUa, Inc:.
Loni Snowdon phaqnlpbed her for tho
Sundty 'l'lmel u an e1cltln& dramalic
newcomer.
Sbe'a naDy too old for Alloe, wblcb
cauatd -~. Ploducer
Sbaftel and bla director, Will St<rihlc
(who a1Jo wrote the llCl'ftnplay), were
looklnC lot an ll·yur-dd when Flooa
(who la 11) came In from an Interview.
But three of its sound stages these
cloys boule the other aide of the looking
glala: tho world of !he White Rabbi! and
,the March Hare and the Mock Turtle and
the Queen of HearU -and a child nam-ed Allct, who stepped through her look-
inl Clau into a Wonderland designed for
her by a puckish Oxford professor named
Carles Lutwidge Dodgson, better known
u .Lewls CatTOll.
The call of "Alice" readJ rat~ llll:e
an boner roll of Brltiah claNlCll dmna.
Sir Ralph Rlcbard!on ("Variety abould
be the 1plce of an actor'• llfe") ii
Caterpillar, Sir Robert He Ip man n
(renowned ballet d a n c e r and
choreographer) ii the Mad Hatter, Dame
Flora Roboon It lhe Quttn of Hearla, and
the Royal Shakespeare Company'•. Sara
Kestleman play• !lie Olelbtre Cat -
joined by auch well-known cJnema nam,.
u Peter Sellers, above, left. u the
March Hare, and Michael Cfawford.
"We chatted for awhile.'' lbe recalll,
"IOd lbq tdd me I -pntty old and I 1bould p home and they'd thin.II: it over.
I wun ~ very hopeful."
'Jbm Sbaftel called, said abe WU
..,. ol llno flDl!ltta, and would abe
come In and t1b a acrte1 teat and lln(
for them.
''I 1a111 two ol Jolin Barry'• -cold.
"Alice in Wonderland" has been done
Tbere ii a musical score by three-Umt
Academy Award-winner Jobn Barry
(wltb lyrlct by Don Black). And tbere la
a lovely, effervl!ICellt Alice namid Fkma
Fullerton -a young actreu (Anutuil
in "Nlcbolu and Alei:andra") and ballet
1tudent who was luted for Allee after
I'd ne•er had any lorm1! voice tnlnlng
elCl)ll lour lln(lnC I,_,, my 1ut
IM!l1lalar at ICbooL But my ll!lllnl
leacber told me I had a 1ood voice, and I
knew I could aq."
(The IOllll><t>t -tract that flood-
ed the Ital• wltb Fiona'• aJnglng clutinl
...
What to Do, Where to Go
'Camelot' Comes to Orange Coast
AUG. 1-I
: SUMMER THEATER -"Camelot," Orange Coast College's
: aummer production in OCC Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. All seal'I
' reserved, $2 per person. Mail ticket requesta to OCC Summer
Session Office, 2701 Fairview Rd., Costa Meaa, 92626.
AUG. 5
FREE FilMS -Mesa Verde Ubrary , 2969 Mesa Verde Dr.
Ea!l, Costa t.tesa. One-hour films for children 9-14 shown at
1 p.m. and 3 p.m. "Unicom in the Garden" to be shown.
AUG. 5
CHRISTIAN CONCERT -Ernie Retino will appear in the
Calvary Chapel tent, at the romer of Fairview ind Sun·
flower avenues . Costa J\.1esa, at 7:30 p.m. Admission (ree.
THROUGH SEPT. I
: ROCK OPERA -"Jesus Chri!l Superstar" at the Amphl-
: theater, Universal Studios, Hollywood. Tk:kets M . $9. Full
: Broadway version to be presented. J\.tutual Ucket agencie!.
AUG. 5 ·I
: KARATE CHOP -91.h InternaUonal Karate Cbamplonsliip
: at Long Beach Arena, bfglns at 9 a.m. daily.
• AUG. 5 • ZO
: SEA FESTIVAL -Calilomia International Sea Festival.
: City-wide celebration lncludes boat races, aquatla meet,
· und castle contest, art fair and starlight concerts (213)
437-4101.
AUG. I
!sbNDAY CONCERTS -Costa Mesa's Sunday afternoon
··~m in the Park" take place at 4 p.m. each Sunday in
Colla J\.tesa Park, 18th and Center St.reels, Cost.a Mesa.
Pacific Pops to play at 5 p.m. Aug. 6 ..
AUG. I
, Cttv PICNIC-Oldtimer·Newtimer Picnic in Elt.ancla Park,
Costa Mesa. Potluck supper. Call Mrs. Alvia Pinll:ley at
• 148-l!IOS for information.
AUG. I
: !'<~RT DUNES -Sandra Escamilla and sandra Ramar
: with her trained "s;orilla," will be fe&tured with lhow time
; beginning at I p.m. and ending at 6 p.m. Take PacUic Coaat
: HJghway to Jamboree Road.
. AUG. II· IS
; ROBBY SHOW -Sootbern Calilomla Ceramic and Hobby
Show at Anaheim Convention Center, ElhlblUon Hall
AUG. H-1%
CIRCUS -Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey at the
Anaheim r.onvention Center. Performanct1 at I p.m. Mon-
: days; 2::.> and I p.m. 'J'uadays through Fridaya; 10~30 a.m.,
2:30 and I p.m. Salunlaya; and 2 and I p.m. Swldays. TlcUla
IJ+H. ~-.
TllllOOOll AUG. II
SUMMER BAND C:ONCDTI -!Ill Brue and POlll C...-
certa relum to Fublm laland Niwpon Cooter, liCb Moo-
dlOY Jlilhl at·t :IJ p.m. lhn>ulb All&. 21. Undlr tho cl1rlctlon
ol Henry Brandao, CODCOrla will future allow -and old
favorites.
AUG.II
HONORS PADRE -Jllllipiro 8em Day at Mluloo San Lula
Rey, Oceantlde, observ,. honma founder ol Calllomla W.
•kxl cbaln ln 17et. Adm!MiqJ free. Special mau at 10 a.m.
THROUGH AOOUBT r1
ART-A-FAIR 72 -!.alWI' Beach SlJ;lh Annual uhlblllon of
60 talented local painten and craftsmen, 34& N. Coast Hwy.
Hours 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. dally. Open to mldnJ1bt on Friday
and Saturday. Admiaskm 25 centa.
THROUGH AUGUST r1
ART FESTIVAL AND PAGEANT OF THE MASTERS -660
Laguna ~ Road, LllWI' Beacb. Annual art.. fesUvll,
daily 11 a.m. to midnight; includes the works of 175 area
artist.., children and adult puppet abow1. Admission to
grounds ls SO etnts for l«fultJ, 10 cent.s for children. Pageant
of the Muters, D.ighlly at 1:30 p.m. Tickell available ooly
upoo cancellallon. Box ofltce IH-1115.
THROUGH AUGUST r1
SAWDUST '11 -Arl abow tn Laguna Beach. Representa·
lions of mon1 than 180 painters, aculptora and crallamen.
Open dally from 10 a.m. to mldnlglrt. Gallery Garden and
strolling mlnatrela. !tema on dilpllO)' Include fllle aria, water-
colors, oill, putela, drawing•, Jeatbercratt, Jewelry, cer-
amics, glau and pluUc, mosaics, macrame, allkacretn
prlnll, rugs and clolhlng. One w<d<'a admlaalon la 25 ceni..
THROUGH AUGUST
RAIL OF SCIENCE -Mon than 100 ahll>lit from modem
physical aclence on ~y at tbe GrUflth Obeervatory,
Griffith Part, Loo Angelu. ()pm Mcaday tl1rougb Friday
from 2 to 10 p.m., Salurday 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. and 5..,.
day 1 to 10 p.m. Admllslon free.
THROUGH AIJGVST
L.A. ZOO -Jl'eaturing animals ol. the world, the Loa Angeles
Zoo ls open every day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., GriUilh Park.
Take Loo Felli tumofl the Golden State F....,way.
THROUGH AUGUST II
MUCKENT ALER CULTllAL CENTER -111 Buena VIila
Drive, Fullerton. 130 orlllnll -la by loo ol the world's
greatest cartoon1ata Including Frank and Phil !hterland,
Virgil Partch, Al Hlrcliefiled and Ed Noliinger. Collectlon
of Jerry Muller on uhlblt tl1rougb All(ust IS, 1.,1 p.m. Tues-
day through SablrdaJ.
tho fllmlnl I wltnmed revelled a rather
wispy, throaty voice mnln!llC<lll ol Del>
by ReynoJcb'1 "Tammy.'')
Barry, who bu been pttlOllt ~
Ing ll10ll of the ftlmlng, ...,.. com-
fortable wltb tho butmeot hla mualc la
rocelvlng. Tall, lanky, long-haired wllb
mplendent ,_ and alllht alouch when
he walb, Barry hoven about the
fringes ol the action "1o ... -·· haf>' penlng. Occaalonallf, they even ask my
advice."
Be sea "Alice" u of!erin&: "a
marvelous apectrum for music. Disney
dkt it wltb a kind of American approach,
but we'ro doing ti u tho wonderful
......... 11 la. I think It would be a gr01t
mlatate to try and push •!inlflcance
down people'• tbroait wiih tbla lovely
book.
"BBC (Brlllah 'Broadcattlng Corporw-
tlon) moued It UP. a couple of yws 1110
·with dttp meantnp, and I doo't tblnk
We're mattna that mutate. lt'a a very
Engllah book, one we've Ill been brouiht
up to love. Its beauty and wonder have
been there for ,..,. and 11111 an. so why
should we pruume to chanat It?"
That'a tho feellne ieneralJY on tho HI.
1'Allct" will be completed thit month,
and the producera hope to have It ready
for a Oirlltmu nleue. ,,., 1'Jlbes I
aaw -adm.lttedly out of oontat -
seemed rather hea?J handed, and 1! a
fantasy 11 to wotk, tt mUIC be puamer.
This 11 the challenge laclnll the creative
people on "Allee."
Director Will Sterlina -a recent
graduate from TV who aaya he "bu liv-
ed wltb tho Idea ol ll!mlng 'Allee' since
lll!5" ""." lnllala !bat ''nobody bu yet
caught the true spirit of Lewil Carroll an
tho screen. Ooe minute Allee la three In-
ches tall talklng to a caterplllar, and a
lltUe later abe'a acamed ot betni a mile
higb. Only the wldeacre<n cinema can
catch this magic -these marvelous
subtlell" -and ' nproduce Cam>ll'a joy
and wonder.'!
Since the _peopie wbo will aee "Allee"
art more mteruted in fantuy than
financing, in mqlc than money, tho roles
ol production dellgner Michael Strlngtt,
coobnne designer Anthooy Mendlea.
and spec~lects associates R o y
Wl\ybrow and Charlet Slallell an basic
to the succeu of the film. And to a
visitor Oii tho .. 1, the coetumlnr and
makeup catcb tho eye first. It is walkinl
mq!c that manages to combine natural
facial cbaracteristlcl with ingenious ad-
ditives that turn people into animall
wllhout making lbem look 11 k e
caricatures.
Finally, however. the IUCCdl of.
"Alice" Is going to depend on Alice. And
Miss Fullerton, as Sellers noted,
"JeeIDI Yer)' confident of berHU,
perfeclly al ease." That she does. Mias
Fullerton bu clurlc features with flow·
ing blond hair, eyes that narrow rather
surprlalngly, and a wonderfully Brillali
kind or seU-6SSW'ance ("'l'be JleaSOI1 I'm
so level-headed is that al school lbeJ.
treat me like e.veryone ebe"). If her can-
lldenco la a measure ol the production,
"Alice" 11 certain to be a ·atnasbin& suc--
cess.
&~"' .4tttte Otd La&u
. '$6,000 Gift
Fron:i Singer
.ttk S"ft~
, •. and n, •ot? W1'¥e ....,_.,It I.den ...,...._. .t 1 _, .. ,...,w11o &U'I Nllllze
die NM of dr.llr -· coll«:tlOL W1t'\'e Mn m """"-1 .... -tony,_ aunMG ~
1111' -1td ~ 1.U.CUO-We WC!ftlt U.1 w«d
!''-'111.aa" foe M'• •.au. blld ...,._kl p~ low
pdell ud •tW.pt; .. """"" U.tU!.ln&.
At Knott'•
Comedian and singer
Glen Ash will perform
in Knotl's Berry Farm's
John Wayne Theatre
Sunday, Aug. 6, at 6:30,
8:30 and 10:30 p.m.
Director
To Teach
CINCINNATI (AP)
'l'bcxnu Schlppen, music
dlrector ol the Cinclnnall
Symphony, will become a
distJngulsbed professor of
music at the University of
Cincinnali.
He will teach orchestral con-
ducling anctlnterpretatlon.
Schippers has announced
that he will contribute to his
honorarium from the universi·
ty to the new pension fund
the sympbooy.
NEW Y 0 R K (A!')-Neil
Diamond has donated $3,000 In
Phomlx Hoo,. hero and the
aame amount to the Loi
Allgeles Free Clinic.
PhotniI . Houae I a a
n!labllltaUoa center fer drug
addlcta.
The .._y came lrmn the
aale ol llOUVeolt programs
during a recent U.S. tour by
Diamond. It ii meant to aid
holh establlshmenla w i t h
purchase of medical ouppllos
and oporattng.expe111e1.
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-lo llDd both .. llin, and food ....... iall¥ placing UO ID the heart ol Paris.
Tbt. rutauraot ._ii,te for Ibis U·
luJOry bl! of travel wa1 the PIN llUI.
Where, to all outward a,ppearaooea. we-
migbl have been taken u r<sldents ol
Montmartrt.
Opening ·earUer lhl1 year as a dinner
hoose, the Paril lnD has ju.I lnlroduced
lwich u a daily fealllre, Monday throu&h
Friday, lrom 11 :30 to 2:30.
Having enjoyed a truly memorable din-
ner at the lM several months ago, past
experieoot called for sampling the new
(are a1 soon as possible.
To no one's surprise, lunch proved as
satiafactory 1n every particular as the
evening meal had.
This can be attributed, 100 percent, to
the hlgbly .. Uectlve and knowled&eable
trio of restaurateur.i Involved with the
Paris Inn.
The first of these ls owner Rapbel
Bensimon, who came to this country only
last year from his native Paris. His
background there enc om pa s 1 e d
ownenbip of three restauran1' including
L'Abreuvolr and the well·known SL
Hilaire.
Chef Mario Lefranc formerly operated
his own gourmet catering business in
Newport Beacll. Prior to that he Jogged
clleflng stints at Chez, Cary In Orange
and Le Saint Trope't"In N•wporl.
Final member of the triumvirate is
Jeff Collier, a Britisher. Proving there's
really no such thing as strained Anglo-
Franco relations.
Maltre d' Jeff has previou s l y
demonstrated his considerable knowledge
of food hereabouts at Olez Cary and as
-ol !be Nnparter lllll Wino Cdlar.
Tbe Paris IM'a hn:i-""'"' leads
ell With a d>oI<e of etpt appetbers,
!allowed by • W01kounded aele.t1oa " filb and ea diahes, Al.Ids, sandwiches
and (WO g<ltlJ"IDel spoclaJL
'l1lese latter optlonl, varied each day,
yielded our ftnt fntree aeledloo -beef
tongue, pr<pared In a llD&Y tomato
llllCI!:, p.
Served with a chol<• ol aoup or lllad,
the 11vory and tblnly..uced tongue was
aL!o accompanied by mashed potatoes
and a fresh vtgetable mllture of peu.
com, carrots and Uma beans.
1be day's other choloe In this depart·
ment was broiled fresh ground sirloin.
1%.IO.
From the sandwich se:lectioo -which
Includes a club, $2.25: Reuben. $2.75 ; and
steak gami, $3.75: all served with potato
u.Jad -the croque monsieur, $2, was
picked as the other tntrtt.
A variation on the familiar Monte
Cristo sandwich, the Im'• version was
distiogulsbed by toi><iuality ham, melted
chee3e and French bread.
SeafOod oUerings include fried eastern
scallops, 12.75; fresll filet ol IDie
meuniere, $2..65 : broiled halibut steak,
IU5.
Other · possibilities are poached eggs
F1orentioe, $%.25; cheese or mushroom
omelette, 11.75; chel'• salad (Julienne or
turke7, ham Swiss cbee.se) , $2.85; salad
Paris Inn (tomatoes; celery, black olives,
anchovies, potatoes), f2.75; marina salad
(shrlmp,.crab, tuna), 13.
Dessert prospects: range f r o m
cbooolate or coffee mousse, 60 cents, to
caramel custard, IO cents, and ice
cream, ~ caits.
While we luxuriated in the rare chance
to enjoy a "c.ivillt.ed" Parisian luncheon
period, ii should be noted thal the !no '
Nightly Dinner
Specials $3.95
•
-·· mUe -behavior mandatory. U you're llock with the Ameriam
"hurry'<lp" style, elllclml aervlce wiU
pt you out In ""11clent time to avoid the
wrath ol the bou. To mile certain, you
eon pllooe for ....,,,atlolll aod bave
lhem -prornplly. Tbanlll to a major lacollll llnco our
dlooer ootlag, the rtstaurant'1 interior
has t.Uen .............. elepnt and
uc!tlllg appeataD<e. .
In the molt noteworthy chance, a new
glllJI partition between the lounge and
dining room gives an added sense ol
spaciousness wit.bout infringing on the
privacy of any banquette.
U you haven't yet visited the Pnrts lnn
for dinner -much Jess lunch -you wil l
be well advised to do so as IOOn as you
can.
Entreea include such delicacies as r.oc1
au vin d' . Alsace, and boulllabalsse
Marseillaise.
Still other gounnet highlights with a
French or continental accent are
medallion de ve.au poeJe Normaode (loin
of veal, cream sauce and mushrooms I.
tournedos Rossini, canard (roast duckl·
Ing) a I' Orange, filer de "'"' bonne
femme. veal scaJoppini with zuchlMi.
New York steak vert pre.
And, in a brand new house feature. 11
complete "culinary masterpiece" dinner
-with a dillerent entree each night -is
offered for $3.95, Monday through 1'bur,..
day.
Served wilh soup or salad and a choice
of dessert, representat\ve entrees on this
rpecial are salmon bali in lobster sauce.
and braiud beef tongue Orly.
Dinner hours. Monday through Satlir-
day, are S to 11 p.m. 1bere's cocktails
and dancing in the lounge until closing.
The Paris Inn. located at 501 \V. 30th
SI ., Newport Beach, is dark Sundays.
HOUSE OF SEAFOOD
I
EURASIAN CUISINE
AND PUMP ROOM
FEATURING
THE CHEZ MONtqUE SPECIAL
A Blend ing of Choic• S••foods •nd M••ts in CHA GO
And oth•r "T itst1-T 1mpting 01lights.
F£ATURINCO ENTERTAINMENT
IY
CANDLE LIGHT
Oinn•r Niihtly
5 to I 0 p.m. EXc•pt Mond•y
Pum' Room Open 7 Nithts • WHk
CHU MONIQUE
719 W. lftll Sr. Coate M-
l....-Iou 645-4161
RESTAURANT
LUNCH e DINNER
COCKTAILS
SEA FOOD-STEAK>-PRIME RIB
INTERNATIONAL ENTREES FROM $2.15
JILL SAYS: "YOU ONl.Y HAY!
TO TRY IT TO LIU IT."
l'rl-lib • 1.-11 $2.25 -Dluer $3. '5
Pa.I ... ,_ c.t $5.tS .
lON SHY & DON UNDllClt
Mon.,thru Sat. in-the Lounge
lul'lch--Mon. tliru Fri. 11 •. m. to 2:30 p.rn.
Dinner-Mon. thru S•t. 6 to 10 p.m.
COfl'lp!i1t1e11f•ry l•kecf Al••k• for •II llf'tM•yi I A.lllY•n•ri•t
2645 Hctoor-., Coate Milo 545-9471
.:---I , ".'\"' .,. ~·· -'~, t:-:.; ' " .~·-,.~ ._,,,,. ' .... '~ ·-.. "
MEADOWLARK
. COUNTRY CLUI
Lark Room
DINNER SPECIALS
th.Ko ef S.vp et" S•I•'
lok ... Potote et" llcie Pll.f e &•rfia l r•MI ...... ,... • o. ... ,.
WIDNDDAY -Top Sirloio SIHk $%.f5
THUHDAY -Prim• Rib __ $3..40
NIDAY -lr•i•od Sirloio Tip• $2.tl
SA TUlDAY - T o•rnaclo• of IHI $U1
SUNDAY -l<>b•lar T.il $4.11
o.....,c-•tr• 'J.:~ E~l•••ettt
BWDY AND HIUN
"'"'"et ..._rtiNM ., t. '410 P!'ple
16111-M AWIMUI iAt W-1
MUNTtN•TON IUCH l7141 8*11M Cl1JI m•1fM
NOW OPEN FOR WNCH
11 :]0 .. 2:]0 T• ... "'"' Fri.
Ni~litly Dinn•r-Cocktails 4 to 1-1 p.m.
Sund•y 2 to 9:30 pm--Clo1ed Mond•ys
1814 N. Coast Hwy. IEI Camino RealJ
SAN CLEMENTE 492-6571
COCKTAILS ENTERTAINMENT
NOW APPEARING RUBEN
ORTEGA ~ 4M.. _. 19'. 11 :JO A.M. te l:JO lnt•rn•tionitlly Known
.....,.: 4:00-12 MIDNIGHT Latin Guit•rist
9093 E. ADAMS, HUNTINGTON BEACH 962-7911
w.-'9rl: 11 :JO A.M. t. IJ:JI
DAILV l'llcn'
It'• Good
t:o1npany
Opening Night at Boo
Brown's restaurant in
South Laguna, mem·
bets of Good Company
were Jim Musgrove,
Ielt, lead guitar, and
Rick McClellan, guitar·
Isl and vocalist. The
group re<:enUy became
'·Good Company Pl11.•
One" with the addition
of John Hammon,d,
drummer. The new trio
oilers a variety ol pop-
ular numbers and is air
pearing nlghUy, Tue•
day through Sundayj
from 8 :45 to 1:30 f .m.
at Ben Brown's, 3 108
Coast Highway, South
Laguna.
•
Anaheim Stadium Books Osmnnds
Music !ans I h rough out
Southern California will tOOn
be mark.ire their calendars for
1n important date -the last
Friday ol summer vacatk>n.
Allhough usually anticipated
with gloom, thi! vacation 's
last Friday. Sept I, i8 dif·
ferent.
On that date. the Osmonds,
one of the most popular rock
~groups in the work!, will ap-
pear In concert al Anaheim
Stadium.
1'.1aking their only Southel'D
California appearance this
year. the Osmonds will debut
a new t)1)e of program for
Anaheim's versatile 4 3 . 2 O 4
sea l stadium -a family
oriented concert.
No strangen to Anaheim.
the Osmoncb participated in
the groun d ·break i ng
ctttmonies for the Anaheim
Convention Center in 1965.
However. t~ September show
will be their first concert ap-
pearance in the city.
The Osmonds, talented
lrotbers who debuted on the
Andy Williams and Jerry
Lewis television s h o w s .
perfnnn songs in a manner
which appeal to all age
groups. \Vith their upcoming
date.. Anahe.im S t a d I u m
management inaugurates a
new approacll to stadium
events with an all-family con-
cert.
With 11 gold records to their
credit in a year'!! time, The
Osmonds -who range in age
from 9-year-cld Jimmy to
Alan, 23 -will be concluding
a two-month cros..~ country
tour with tbe Anaheim ooo-
cert.
Real
Canklnese fclod
.. t here or
take home. •
STAG
CHlllSE WUIO
211f pl., Newport Beach ORlole 3-9560 o,_ YW llMMI Delly 12-11 -FrL _. s.t. 'tll J •·•
496-5773 499·2626
ENTERTAINMENT
T1101d•y thru S•t11r4•y, l :JO to t :JO
BRANDIE BRANDON DUO
T1111n4-r '-Wu Sll.w 11:1 5
Open Seven Oeys
LUNCH e DINNll e SUNDAY llUNCH
11 •·•· 4 ,..... 9:JI 1.M. • 4 ,.111. 32802 COAST HWY.
ltt c,_ V111ty .. 1rttw1y)
LAGUNA NIGUEL
00J2 ~m9,.9,00
D NOW.... D
in ORANGE COUNTY
D NOW OPEN 0
D From the cool grffl'lery of the Pacific D
Northwe1t, comes• br1nd-n•w experi-
D enc• In elegant dining • • • D
Superb Cuf1ine It moderate price• , ••
D Lunch Dinner Cockt•il• B•nquet1 D
V•let Parking Available D If it-.·on the m•nu, it'6 • Specially D
D /). ;j;Bfi;g•n •t D
D ~!~~8!!. D
ooor6~~oo
D ~00 ~ D
0000 <>o.oo
Reguarly performing Io
capacity audiences, lhe boys
will be appearing in 40 cities
this surruner includini:
Nashville, Forth Worth. A-fin·
neapoli!!, Columbus and al
Madison Square Gardens in
New York City, where their
silow last year was sold oot
ooe month prior to their ap-
pearance.
retording o f "l.ooghaired
Lover From Liverpool 1 '
recently hit the million seller
mark, was named Japan'•
number one vocalist last year.
The group's latest rele1se is
entitled •·•fold Her Tight"
Fourteen-y~ar-old Donny Os-
mond wi ll be featured as solo
artisl during the Anaheim ro~
cert Hia 90!0 recordings have
all been certified as gold
record! after hitting the multi-
millioo copy sales mark.
The OmJonds appearance at
Anaheim stadium for which a
capacity audience i!I expected.
will begin after dark at 1:30
µ.m .. so that special dramatic
lighting effects can be used.
Hi! latest single. "Too
Young," is well -on its way to
another gold record and Don-
ny has recorded another single
which will be released jus~
prior to the Osmonds Anahei1n
concert.
Little brother Jimmy, whose
Tickets will go on sale Sun-
day, Aug. 6, at the StadiUUt
box offices, all Liberty and
Mutual agencies. Prices range
from 14 to 16. Mall orders
are now being acei!pted at tlie
Stadium. 2000· South State
College Blvd .. Anaheim, 92002.
ChecksA should be m a d e
peyable lo the: City o f
Anaheim. A self-addressed
stamped envelope shoold be
included.
NEW UNDERGROUND
PRESENTS
RICHARD GIBSON DUO
Wednesdoy thn Satwrclay
EVERY MONDAY IS
PARTY NIGHT
Startl119 or 4:00 p.m.
Special Priced Drinks ancl ChampocJne
Complete Dinner $2.50
DoncinCJ 8 p.m. to 1 a .m.
SUNDAT JAM SESSION
Open D•ily For Lunch
SUNDAY
CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH
11 to l
LUNCH e DINNER
COCKTAILS e DANCING lluoo NcKSllJl .,,. COAST HWY. -" NEWPORT IEACH v 642-4291
OLD
WOBLB -
INNI '
1111 LC..11•11i.-, <-D.C Mor, (11lfoftiol
lJMJIS
, "'OHket.1 .. y-1...il"-'ll•.
FRESH FROM STUNNING SUCCESSES IN
HOUYWOOD AND BEVERLY HlllS, OlD
WORLD RESTAURANTS
OPENS ITS THIRD·AND NEWEST·
RESTAURANT IN CORONA DUMAR
Extra-Ordinary
Steak & Lobster
Th• M•11•9ef!lt11t of th1 Olcl WorW l o1t•11r1.t ;. 1Nttlc•·
l•rlv prou4 •f th• f1ct th•t fll•Y tc.~vitt be;f fr•l'lll •P•·
cltl ltenh wlrilch •rt f.d 0•9111lc:•lly tM ,,. 11ot 1u\tjtctM
·to theh l ether 1t1Mic•lio11 tlt1t 1t ..... ff.,. ftu!Mll <l•tri·
1t1t11t•I to 90.4' h.•lth. Tllo •11111 ,.,ult It tt.11 ••• 1to•li•
ort Ht 9'1ly ''c1p1;1111lly fe11cl1r •"' juicy, ttw,'rt olt•
th1 D.11 It th1 Se11thl1MI.
IN OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE
JUDY and JIM or MERV G~lfFIM F~ME
lttOmPlfti«l by talerum •nd l('('OrtlpliJMd m11tklae,_
will mt en.Jo fOll n!Ahdy
THB l\fANAGBJ\fENT 1111.ts this op-:
/lorl•nil:y to personally invi11:yo11 to ··
joi111b1m i11""11tmospber1 o/,lbt old;
world. :· , . .. :· ::
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4 DAILV "LOT
r ltt tlae Gallerie•
W arington Photos At Mariners Library
MAIUIWIS LIBRAllY -2005 Dover Drfvt. Newport Beach. DOWNE'f IAVJNGI AND LO.vi -3llO E. 17th St., Coot&
Pholocraphy by Allan Warlngtoo 111 e>hlblt through A"l\lll M-. Oil pUitlnp by Lwle Hudaoa. JOJJe Huff-. ud
CllAUJS GAU.ERi&'! -13111 S. Cout Hwy., Lquna Tiny Kralw>lk; oil palntlng~ wala<olon and collqe by
Beach. ou. and w1tete0lors by IJot>glu ParJChall, on W>lbrt Ftancu Ryder and quilt.cl baUu by Donna--·
throo,h AIJI. rt. FDIST NATIONAL 11AN1t OP ORANGE ·COVNTY -lllO
GLENDALE SAVINGS AND LO.vi -500 Newport Center Adami St., Colla M .... Oll paintings by Ohuck Davll.
Drive, Faahlon Island, Newport Beach. WalH<Olora by Mari-GLENDALE FEDERAL SAVJNGS-2!00 Harbor Blvd., Costa
Jyn Millar oo ahlblt through August. M .... Oil palndng1 by Fnn Roll.
AVCO SAVINGS AND LOAN -3310 Brl!tol St .. Costa Men. SECllRJTY PACIFIC BANX -Iii E. 17th SL, Colla Mea.
Oil• and acrylics by G<>rdoo Andrew, on exhlblt through Oil painUnll by Alma Phllll... ,
A!Jlllst. TRANSAMEIUCA TrrLE CO. -178 Eall 17th SI., Costa
COSTA MESA LIBRARY -516 Center St., Coota Mesa. MeN. Olis and walercolorl by Shirley Rlcha""°" oo ahlblt
Acrylics and watercolors by Fem Williams, oo exhibit throogh August. ~
througll A!Jlusl. CORONA DEL MAR UBllARV -llO Mari(old, Corona del
CROCKER CITIZENS BAfo.1'.-2300 Harbor Blvd., Cotta liiesa. Mar. Stoneware ctr1mkt by Sor'rtll (Mr1. Newton E. WIJDt)
Acrylics b) Lucy Sanford. and paintlnp by Liu Rldcley, oo exhlbll tlJrou&h AIJl\lll.
r - ---Chlne_se_Cm':"'"sm' -e , JACll: GLENN GAU.ERV -2131 E. Cout HW)I., Conina del Mar. Paintings by Bruce IUchard! and hanging eonstnJetioo
I fk . OH:N DAILY II AM-11 l'M . CLOllO MOfilOAY I plectS by John Otullck. "J1" THE WlllGRf GAU.ERV -m, Broadway, Lquna Beach,
l •..aa SPECIAL WITH dally -txe<pl Monday and 'llle>day, 11:00 1.m. OU. by Art
I I rEn:"J!. THIS COUPON I Becttr• through Augua rt. an-.-Complimontuy LAGUNA BEACH ART GAUERV -307 Cliff Drive, Laguna
Terry. ak1' Beef Stick I Beach. All C..lilomta Show lllcludes palntlnp and IClllp-
.,, -I J\.1ESA VERDE LIBRARY -2969 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa
1 :lie 1t With f.aoh Dinn" tur.,. Open daily from 11 :30 to 4:30 p.m. through August 27.
I ,,.~:'c!1:..u!~T~;..80i90:;..,.1 Mesa. Oil paintings by Herschel Ye~er.
Ill 11 I soUTHERN cALIFOnNIA FJ1IST NATIONAL BANK-Bay· Roma ..... -0
I
I -i "";;.""""" ti.-•Ide Drive and Jamboree Road, Newport Beacb. Seascapes •--~•
f i I by William D. Vogel through August 11. de .J alisco
PHONE •• ; .645-5550 111~~~~~~~~§j§§ii~~~l1-------1
Fidel Burclago a n d •
Nella Rubio perform to
the music o! Jallsco, a
state in Mexico, in the
current stage play at
Padua HlllJ Theatre in
Claremont L ... ~ -153 EAST 17TH .... COSTA MESA I "I ,rGmiHyouO..w,.,.ButOrlemall>minf,.
----------Kam Yee, ofter
THE PRESIDENI
OF FAA WEST 6ERVICES, IMC.
HIS DECLARED
Southern California an area
of celebration in honor
of the nation's greatest
baking achievement. •.
VI'S PIES
(of course)
•
During the entire month
of August all
s~
an d
~~~~·~
restaurants will be
offering Vi's Pie s
TO TAKE HOME
at interestingly
REDUCED PRICES
ask your wa itress!
LUNCH• DINNER• COCKTAILS
onH 7 DAn A WDI , ,_, ....... ---1
KIM'S Restaurant s.,,,,...11 s ... of.J
1421 l 17111 SIYMI (Jlw Groo4) Saota Ano • 551-9111
NOW APPEARING
BILL SELF DUO
SUNDAY llUNCH
II A.M ... 2 f.M.
IAN9UIT PACILnln
117 PACIFIC COAST HWY.
HUNTINGTON IU.CH ,
536-2555
OPEN 7 DAYS
Extra Ordinary
(?.)-~
, L
IOAST
LONli !SUND
DUCJU.INli s • .,,. 11,.,.111 ..
Willll Ilic•
AMOM• JO
llLICT
DINNI• INTIW
VINA
HARMER
DUO
E11t•rt•lld11t
IMEtA
IU:5fAUUHI'
Contt-al Culllne
Coclctoils
S,,..ng .
Luncheon· mid D'fnM lfondOv lllrough SaMdo!I.
Closed Sundays
w. are loc1tH ttext to
the May Co. io South
Coast Pina. """-c....... . ..•..
Ff11e li.lf•ta Ct1bf11e CoeJehlfls
2325 E. COAST HIGHWAY
673-8267
-rvallons
Open Dilly -5 p.rn. to 2 a.rn.
CLOSED MONDAY
• • S.an 'Dowber .'Dlnnen
SERVED 6:00 TO 6:30 P.M. MONDAY THftU SATURDAY
SOUP•ENTREE•IEV£RAGE
' 2.95 ________ __,.
SUNDAY CHAW.AGNE' BRUNCH
DINNER• PRIVATE PARTIES
DANQNG FROM ROCk TO IA.CH
TV Premiere .
Legrand on the Air
,....... ... Ac'. '"·A---ptlfonner, II a .._, ........ 11 I e b a I 1'elilll In Ille -"I al mudc.
tocr-1 -bit -,,_ wltll bit --pr1mltr1 la -1
..,..._~, Pr11rt1 Aftld.:wlai:Jnc n'*91 _..
l&bll " wti1cb ain far '"'lbe lu.mmer of 'Cl,•
G8K'l'LA, I, 1\ModaJ, Lcrmt bu .-lved u
Aq. JI, at t:• .... Olar lor "" .....,...tloo,
Tiit •-lont.d Locroni1 ' '"111t """'mm1 OI Your
llu fl"t .. ID lmjii ... '9 '"~" ....,.,_ud _ _... ..
--lo p111 m' llldlol L11rand llu
tbll .......... eolor Sptclll -· a lion'• ...... "'
ADPeulns Ill tbe -... --ud ··-lor Jock"-• wilt alnp "Ooo Al 1111 olhet m u d c 1 I ...
A Time " lltd '"ll>e lllndpdlla _,i-., IDcludlol 1n Of y ' ~~ .. i-.._ Emmy -..tkll for tbe
..J wr ---:.: ._..., mtMk'al 1tOrt of AB c' 1
--·-11' b a I "D~••'I O...o " n,o1 U
"-'"IDdtllelllbQft ---· -ClllsnPu..·••" .... .-lv«I Academy Awar•
u. ~-u. ,. -tlooa for "Wbat Ar9 mer-. w--Yau DoJna 'l!Je Rat Of Your
1 J..ecrlDd hll allo fortQld. a Life?" "l WW Walt For
Jaa Gtt111p ... t1ds 8podaJ Yoa," and "'!'be Yoml( Glrll
luturla( -al the_.. Of·Rod>elort."
In Iba Jm -Id. Perlo1111q. A _.,u ~ .~ -A~ number -QUIU auu 1
"Mm -... Lecrutd 1111 iD pilnlll from .,. al 11,
on orpn ll·lllUB ""-Le&nf!d bu com_,t and -S1aa G<ti, smpjl(IDO? on:hulrlled ovor JOO ll1f>uma
Shelly -. Druma: lily and motion plcl11rl -ll1
B-·--· J J .......... Uilll. be bu ftCll!tly lumtd ...... ~. . . --lo hla _, Trom...,.: Pete C 111do11, skills lie bu recentl lumtd
Trumllfl; and Dave Gntlln, lo -wltb oo.!w-...
Plano --ve a blend ti ea· claim, u.i' to IC!lng In leatun
dlq ~ pattemo. lllms.
'l!Je Parillan-llanl LfCnnd.
wtuc.o arnncer<OUIP*I'"'
.
NOTU
COSTA, MESA
has mevMI t•
2214 Newpmt BIYd,
IC-tf-"-1
AU MIW AND
. JUMPIM• wmf'JOY
w, Still S.nrp Fi.11
At Sh1key'• -~ Sffll n ••••• f'ina :Aitywhe,.
IONN AT 11 .. A.Ill.
.
Moore Now
Ballet .Head
STOCKHOLM (AP)-JIDIOI
Mocn,ualltantbtllttmuter
"' American ~et 'lbMler,
bu been 111111ecl -"' Iba Royal Strecllsb Ballet. He
.. tbe llnt -lo bold Ibo poll.
,,,. tut -'to bold It
"" Iba Danlsb dlncer, Erik BilJhn.
Moore, who wu with Ballet
Theater for .even yean, made
his proleaalonll debut at I
witll hla twin brother, Robert.
In a tip daoce act caJlecl "the
Moore Twinl." '
lie llnt worked witll the
Royal Swedlsh Biiiet u 111
llllstant to J ...... Robbins.
when Robblm mounted his
billet "La Necu" for the
ccopany.
TEMPLE GARDENS
RICKS HA
COCKTAIL Lunch••• a o;""" Delly ·
~~~~~ .__•u_,_~-~-~_':.._c_~-~-~-·_:_••-'I
Prt.&w. , .. ,
I• Al>AMS (•I H-1
COSTA MHA
l40oltJ7 140.ltJJ
LAGUNA'S NEWEST ,\NO MOST EXCITING
MEXICAN/J\MERIC,\N REST,\URANT
COCKTAILS
ENTERTAINMENT
FEATURING
JlttofMY
WALKER
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Open Daily 10 A.M. to 2 A.M •
Lunch 11 :30 to 3
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330 EAST I 7TH STREET
COSTA MESA 541-7791
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Pref• SUit t Worfullop .............. ' von AU•. 1 '
Acting in the'Here~dNow' JAMES
ENSIGN
SCHOOL IOAID ,,
SHOWIN•
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AUG. 21 TO 21
pmooal behavior la men ...
dtlnc thlD anytblnc
fabricattd -bul moot a-.
are altald ol ualnc their own
alfecll ldln( oltuatlool. BIO BEAR LAKE
'"!be octor'a biggest prob-BOYS & GIRLS 7 TO 17
)em Is concentrating on what WATll llUtN•
he'I supposed to be doing," ALL CAMP ACTIVITID
pmooal -'l'bll u wbal we're bylnc lo brinl
Cioben IVtn. "'lbe moment be NI 1121
lllartl uklng blmRll ci-llUOWS LOD61
Ilona ..... not In the 'here and ~ .!!:: ;:. .._
..... ol ldln(. Coocentratlng ...... ~ .. -.....
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The Coben6rr worbbep,
-the "Hera and Now Aciln& Studio," WU bqun &
moatb aco In a dance lludlo
behind Lquna'1 c o t ta c e
lleltaunnL A maximum of ID
llludents are enrolled In each
dul with new applleaDts
being accepttd the IOtb ol
eacb IDtlltb.
cm Ma cbarader and coo-c•. t1J11
quering • ...,..... make the PH : 714/16Mln
diffettnee betwetn an ac-1~========::!. ceptable performance and anr
a:celleot one."
Fer Cohen, the ca-are
part ol • llludy ho u ma1<1n1
lnlo acllnc prlnclplel -for
wblch ho baa been awarded a
13.IOO grant from the Natlooal
Sdtnce Foundation. With his
mechlne, a1mUar to a He
delec!G(, be <Ollducll ....arch
inlo JllY<boloclcal atrua u It
Carr puts It more briefly :
"Do It, don't th1nk about what
yoo're doing."
A olmple piece of advice,
bul any performer can tell yoo
11'1 1 good bit more dlfficull
than It sounds. Actors who
wish lo polish their skllls by
plugglng thelll!tlvea in ,
literally, to a new type of
workshop experience may call
Cohen at 497-lW or Carr at
4M-6874 for further det.alls.
Live Theater on Coast
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State Fair
To Conduct
Talent Hunt
•A new country and western
music star will emerge from
thi1 year's California State
Fair whlch runs in Sacramen-
to 20 days Aug. :is.sept. 13.
TM fair will feature the
finals of a state-wide talent
aearch for new country and
western artists -performers
classified as amateur because
they have yet to make it big.
According to fair director in
charge of special events
George Whitney of La Jolla,
the talent contest is open to
any Californian who has earn-
ed less than $1 ,000 at a
performer.
He says applicatli'.ln blank!
can be -0btained at western IA':iifi
wear stores and many music
and record shops throughout 1!;!11;">!''
the stale. Country and western
radio stations, In most cities,
will also have applications.
There is no charge for en-
tering. Applications are due
Aug. 11.
: To the winner of the talent
contest goes an audition with
~apitol Records, an all ex-
pense-paid trip to Nashville
and a chance to perform on
the Grand Ole Opry show
\here.
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"Every performer or act
that enters our contest," says
Whitney, "will be given an
audition in Sacramento on
~ither Aug. 21 or 22."
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NOW PL\JIN"
IN BOTH THEATRES
CONTINUOUS DAll'r 1130
romthe Matter tf Shock
A Shocking M11\1rpiece.
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from the Master of Shock I
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Bob Newhart and Su·
zanne Pleshette s\.ar in
the 'Bob Newhart
Show' to be broadcast
Saturdays, from 6:30 to
7 p.m ., on CBS, start-
ing in the fall. The(. ·
will portray a psycho·
ogist and wife who live
tn a condominimum
\\•here Bob i!: manager.
65' Schooner
''KELPIE"·
Av.i.-te fer
WllKDAT CHARTlllS
MOONLIGHT SAILS
COCKTAIL PARTIES
WEDDINGS AT SU
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California Cruises
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"Jiddler. onthe-RPef
on the screen
15th SMASH WEEK!
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PREMIERE
ORANGECOUNn
ENGAGEMENT
he explosive story
of the first black
President of tfie U.S.
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Erich Segal Researches ·s~in G~ine
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O'P'LAHERTY
' .. You real.lit of course that
'lhe orl&lnal Olympic Gam<1
were played entirely in the
nude," sald Erlcb Segal.
f replied that not ,only did I
not rtall7.e it, J badn't even
given the matter m u c b
thought.
Segal threw rpe a plerclng
glance that seemed to say I
hadn't been doing my
homework and I prorni9ed to
catch up before the 1972 Olym-
pi~ begin, fully clothed, on
Au~. 26.
As everyone must know by
now, Erich Segal Ls tht man
who wrote "Love Story,"
which grossed an affectionate
$19 million last year and may
double that In 1972. Hi! cur·
rent love is Jong distance run-
ning and ABC has hired him
as a special on-the-air com-
mentator for the event during
the Munich games.
In typical Segal manner, be
has spent months researching
the ancient games and his
Fram Adlm'a Rib
ioWoman'aUb ••
bliby, we've come a long long way!
STAND UP1110 ••mn
FROM COLUMBIA PICTURES , ~
NOW! AT 'tltESE COOL THEATRES!
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CLINT WTWOOD •
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Ince 0.. -Clff r.ttt
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The first black Presldept of tbe UnHed States.
First ther swore him 111. Then thar swore ID get 11111.
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ADDA CAMPER
TOYOURTRU~
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Everyone He•
Something That
Someon e Else Wants
CLASSIFIED ADS I
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You C.n Sell It,
Flnd It, T ride It
With a Went Ad
l ·The Biggest Mark~tplace .on the Orange Coast -Dial 642·5678 · fo_r Fast Results
SUPER HOUSE, IT IS!
Supc:'r condJtion R.lld super 1irlcf'.
:l.Large IJ1.•d1~1om11, 2 bathl, hf'avy
"hakf' rouf. family room, oversized
ll\11ng roorn 11nd doublf> gara;:e . .Bt>au.
tlful location in Jlior !h Cmt.a ~lt"Sft
clo!'1• lo all -.1·ho1>ls Rnd shupping. •
1-'1ic<'d onv s:t.1.~50. CALL for further
details. 5-ifi.5bl)(J.
ASSUMABLE VA
Anyone can usume thl8 high balance
VA !nan. No quall,tying and no loan
l:>01nts. Sparkling 3 bt!droom horn•
fuatures all builtin garden kitchen.
largt• bonus room and enclosOO paUo.
A.'lkl n1t $3.3,500. for detaill CAlJ.
540..ll.51.
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SUPER SHARP
Upgraded. 4 bedroom. buil liN, double
garage, paUo, condominium. Pools 4
clubhouse. Lovely shag carpetiq, new
tile, xlnt decor. Owner tranafl!lTed.
musking. Asking $24,500. CAU. 540.
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EASTSIDE 4.PLEX
.C Beautiful 2 bedroom units on Wx
l .co· Jot Quiet Ea.!tskie l'trttt ~nffr
major shopping areas. Owner will
help \\'lth financing. Wants fut aale.
Askinl: $55,000. CALL 54o.115L
. FUNTASTIC
TWO STORY & POOL
Value packed. sharp & clean 3 bed~
room, dining and family r oom. 2
Flttplacn:, 3 bath&, shake 1'00f and
lovely, large pool. Ideal, quiet, cul~
de-uc locatlon. Aaklne only $39,9ro
CALL 54~l~L
~ER UPPER
JUST lJSTED -Sett Mesa VmW
location! -huge double brick flrtpl ..
room for boat or traUer-3 & fami·
J.Y, Nttds Jota of work but make of·
fer now and u.~! Vacant, cul-de-sac,
walk to IC~la. CALL 546-5880.
HERE COMES SUMMER
Slip into the old bathln& 1uit and
enjoy the 11pa.rkling poot Other fea·
lures lnclu&> .f bedroonu, 2 be.this,
dinjng area. lr& covered patio, bdwd
fioorfi A: overslted dbl iarage. Ju8t
re~led I. vacant for your lnsptc·
tion. CALL 546-6880.
CHECK THESE
FEATURES * 5 Bedrooms * 3 Baths * Family room * Boat Access * 3 Car Garage * Price only $46,950. Much more -CALL us
at 546-5880.
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LET'S TALK
... about your Real Estate
career. We have a position
open for ONE eager sales.
man . Grow with a company
that's growin~. The help
and training you need-guar·
anteed. Let's talk. CALL
Dave Myhre 540.1151.
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Gene ral Gentrll
BAYFRONT
On one o( the njcest beaches with a fantas·
tic harbor view L..ovely 3 bdrm., family rm.
& dining r1n. home; shows like a "Precious·
Je\\·e\''. \\ tlh all farrts fully polished. Many
brand TIC\\' features for your living pleasure.
$159.000
JUST LISTED
HARB OR VIEW HOME WITH POOL
Spacious 5 txyn1. & family rm. "Somerset"
home featuring custom decor thruout: \Vet
bar, 2 !rpl cs. pf us a beautiful pool to call your
own. $74,500
Open Every Afternoon 1936 Port Albans
OCEANFRONT
Your own stairs to one or the best Corona
del Mar beaches. The view from both Jevels,
of the jetty & Catalina, is fantastic. Located
on a priv. street, this custom 3 bdrm., 3 bath
& family rm. home, Is realistically priced at
Sl65,000
CAMEO SHORES
Ocean & canyon view from this beautiful 3
bdrm. & family rm. home w/heated pool.
L2e. mstr. bdrm. has its own lounging rm.
w/frJ)lt., huie walk·in dooeu, bidet & wall
sale: vactnl & N!ady for early occupancy.
Gen1r1I
HILLTOP
HIDEAWAY
$28,500
First time on the marltl't. 3
Bedroom, 1onna1 dinin&, liV·
ing room with corner fi~
place, large patio y.·lth built·
in B-B-Q center. \VouJd yoo
believe all this with a view~
You mu1t see lhis horn(' to
apprtdate the ll'rrific valut'
-nexlble terms.
~ co:TS
~WALLACE
REAL TORI
Open Evenings
• '62-1454 •
SHORECUFFS
Local professional hu spent
thousands of doll&n 10
create what we feel la one
of the most OUtatandirlC
homefi In our area; from the
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massive brick entry to the General Gefttr•I
.eduded rear yard, you'll Gonerol
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$42 500 tor full ..,. ad tn aw IMMACULATE
• • "DirectGry," 100 Open -AN EVENING STAR-Beautifully decorated • Bdnn., 1'4 '"°"'' tnj>elied
Ccopen.nve """bu ..,.,..i handouts inctudinc '"'""" 4 bedroom with formal dining, plus ltltchen <OOd. Cari>. • .... "'"' <VV'd to litll thil IPlc:bl• 2,aoo If. and IMP. 1up thrfe.coklr oting a.rea, wet bar and a fabulous patio l*Uo. Owner ·must tell!
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It. home at the..,...,,..... "For Sale By°"""''"""' overlooking your personal pier. Presented J,IORGAH REALTY 7 •Plll'tlal. • h111• -., 1111<1 tele,._ -at $121,000. 67~2 67U4ff
2 JUX\U'iou,s bathl1 bMuttful ~ For b:dannatfoD call $25 500
$88,500
bonvl!'ftlent parki.n. -tuy to be a ''DROP-IN., a.t Bq 6 Btaeh Re&Jty
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ORIGINAL BLUFFS .
OPEN HOUSE , Sun. I to 5 al. 555 Vista Flora.
Popular "E" Model, 3 bedroom condominium
with downstairs f3.mily room which opens
onto wide greenbelt. Gourmet kitchen, open
beam ceilings, 2nd story veranda across
fronl Owner• are moving, so act now. Priced
right at $53,000
HARBOR ISLAND ROAD
Spacious, Bay!ront home of the fine st con-
struction:, with pier & slip for large yacht. 5
Bedroom.S, formal bayside dining room, fami·
Jy room, separate from the main house;
f,aneled den with bar & fireplace: large bay-
ront terrace for sunnin g & watching the
boal! go by. An outstanding location . $225,-
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CAMEO SHORES-VIEW
OPEN HOUSE, Sun. I to 5 at 4500 Roxbury,
in exclusive Cameo Shores. 3 bedrooms with
ample room to add on. A huge comer lot
with ocea.n view. Family room opens onto
separate yan1 . A tremendous family home
with a realistic price at $79,500 .
16 UNITS-ANAHEIM
Euellent financing available, good rental
area & record priced at LESS than 6X gross;
Well mllntained. '156,500.
35 ACRES-SAN MARCOS
Located on Rancho Sirtta Fe Road. Ready for
Immediate de•elopment or to hold. All utili-
ties to property. '>\ acre estate zoning. An
ucellent Investment at $143,500.
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your property in the shortest pouible time. This
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Dedicated Sales-team •RUSH WIWAMS --·""" • ROBERT BROOKS • LLOYD GUICHON • DeANNA POm
• EDWARD JOFFE • HELEN BALL • TOM COX • LEN MIWR
• RICK ROEGNER • CHARLES LOOKABILL • JACKIE SADLER • JOE STANCZVK
Our sales-teem is made up of profeuionels who
ere dedicated to your service end satisfaction.
• HERSH McMULLEN • COL JAMES BROOME • CHRIS BARR • BRENDA PARIS
• ALBERT ANTHONY MARTELL • LOIS CROMMm • LEE McFARLAND • WILLIAM STRACK
• VIRGINIA GEORGE VOSBURG • RICHARD YAN WERT • DON SELF • JEAN CAW
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OVER 500 HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM
NEW UCENSEES
ATTENTION
DUPLEX ON THE WATER
WITH 2 PIERS
200 feet on water -Both apaiotments
have view on ·the water. Good net
spendable. Only $9,950 down. Present
ow·ner will finance the balance. Fan·
tastic opportunity -Please call today.
We have especial train-
ing program which will
assure yo u r success in
selling Real Estate. 645-4040
FINE RESIDENTIAL HOMES
I BAYFRONT WITH PIER AND SUP
3 btd., 2 bo, 2 story honie with private beacll in front of house. It is zoned
for and the floor plan will allow you to rent it as a duplex or live in it as
a fine home for you and your family, in ohe of the finest areas on the
Peninsula at Newport. Full price only '147,500. Vacant.
LOOKING FOR UNITS?
We have a four plex on Balboa Peninsnla, 2-3 Bedrooms, 1-2 Bedroom,
I-Bachelor. Fully rented -$10,000 Down, Full Price $89,500. ·
FIXER-UPPER ON THE "POINT"
Prime Balboa Peninsula area. 30 x 90 lot to alley. 3 bed. home needs paint
and carpeting. All electric home • good rental area. VACANT and ready
for the summer rush. 1"t appraised @ $40M. Full price only $39,950. Sale
subject to court approval.
VIEW OF GOLF COURSE
Charming 4 bed., 2 story home in choice eastslde location near Santa Ana
Country Club. 2 full baths, beautiful tile, bar style ldtcben with electric
bulltlns. Raised fireplace, 'nice carpets, detached double fi,t'age. Full price
$36,750 -owner bas moved to Montana. Make offer. Zoned"for horse.
NEWLY DECORATED
Try this 4 bedroom home on small Cul.<f..Sac in beautiful hardwood floors .
Fireplace. F.A. beat, Electric bulltin ldtcben, large double garage with built·
in storage and work bench. Raised patio deck overlooldng tree shaded rear
yard. All this for only '33,000. Owner said sell! ·
· SHOPPING CENTER
Imagine a good Westside Costa Me11 shopping center $250,000 less
than six Umei1 8J'OM-Let us show you the projected return on this one.
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Real Estate Professional
Salesmen & Brokers!
The opportunity is here!
You are needed immed-
iately for our rapidly ex-
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vision. Positive oppor-
tunity for advancement.
OPEN HOUSE
DIRECTORY
SAT. & SUN.
J b•drooms, I l:..th. 1514 l•llHi•
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4 or J/d.11, I Ji b•th•. 201 S11t•11· ·
11th Pl., Cott• M•••· $1),000,
Opt11 ho1i11• s.t. I Sun. 1.s.
SUNDAY
1 b.drooflu, 6 b•th1, 1511 Mir•
Mtr • N•wptrt ltech, ltlboo '•II•
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ONE BLOCK TO Prime commercial property
on the San Diego freeway.
Approximately 3.2 I acres Jo.·
cated on a major off ramp
fantastic exposure for a r•
tail business North Wost
quadrant Magnolia and War-
ner traffic count 130,000 a
day for only $3.00 ~r sq. ft.
BAUOA BAY-DUPLEX
Think about a close. to beach or bay
duplex with 3 bedrooms up,· 3 bed·
rooms down. Completely furnished.
Only $77,000 with a 7'/o V.A. Assum-
able loan.
645-4040 Cd o.. c ..... ordol
FINE RESIDENTIAL HOMES
, BALBOA PENINSULA POINT
7 bed., e ba. plus large family room, oundeck, four car garage parking for
10 cars in beautiful tiled courtyard -plus many many other features con-
tained in thi s 7,800 square foot home built on three lots located a half
block to beach or bay. $135,000. Shown by appoint.
VERY RARE
Beautiful duplex on Balboa Peninsula with private bayfront beach and room
for pier. Upper: 3 bed., 2 ba. Lower: 2 bed., 2 ba. Outstanding laundry
room with ""·ba. Potential income considerable. $198,500. TlilS IS BAY·
FRONT fN BEAUTIYUL BALBOA!
. LIVE ELEGANTL YI
A fine custom home on exclusive Santiago Drive In Baycrest. Lovely en-
trance: 4 bed., 3 ba., large family room , formal dining room, 2 fireplaces,
excellent kitchen, BIG laundry room. Attractive pool and yard. :Kar garage.
Fee land. All for $98,500.
DUPLEX FURNISHED
Imagine Beach area duplex . 3 btd. up, 3 bed. down. FURNISHED. Just
$77,000 with a beautiful VA 7% assumable loan of $55,000. 2 blocks to
ocean, 1 block to hay.
COSTA MESA
3 bed., l % ba .. home, patios, stove, refrig, freezer & builtin Color TV. Try
5% down. Only $24,950.
BRAND NEW DUPLEX ON PENINSULA
About 75 % completed. 3 bedrooms, 2 ba. up, 2 bedrooms, 2 ba. down.
Choice corner location. Your choice of carpet colors. Excellent rental lo-
cation and you get 1st user depreciation. Full price only $79,500.
SANDPOINTE HOMES
4 hd., 2'h ha., family room. Beautiful, immaculate, adult«eupied home.
$34,950 •.
CHOICE POINT LOCATION
2 bedrooms and family room. 2 baths, new carpeting, open beam ceilings
tbru-out 2nd bedroom is perfect for teen-ager or in-law setup. On1y lf.a:
block tO bay. Room for boat inside yard. Dble. attached garage. Owner
moving out of otate and anxious so submit your offer. Asking ,63,950.
MOBILE-HOME PARK ZONED
80 ocres approved for a 640 space mobil .. home park in Palm Desert on
Country Club Drive near Eisenhower Medical Center. Sewers at property.
Asking $6,950 per acre, and owner will joint venture with responsible
party, or will sell outright
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.JUST REDUCED -This 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
family room plus a convertible dea. 2 used
brick fireplaces, builtins in kitchen and B-8-:Q
Vlith PRIVATE guest room & bath . Entertain
around your own POOL in CA!llEO ~II GH-
LAN DS . . .. . . .. . . . .. .. . .. . . . . . . . . . .. $72,500.
THINK COOL 77?
ANO VIEW THE OCEAN t. CANYON
Just r emodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath, dining
room {or family room ), firepl ace. cheerful
builtin kitchen v.'i th inviting SUN DECK for
you r enterlaininf pleas ure , overtoo kin_g ~e
c::anyon & vie w o the ocean. One-of-a-kmd 1n
CAMEO HIGHLANDS .............. $89,500.
LOVELY LIDO ISLE
LUXURY AWAITS YOU HERE.
... in this beautiful 2 story 4-bedroom. 3 bath
home \11ith many extras and builtins . Carpets
and dra pes. rii eplaces, buil tin ki tchen. On
extra \Vide lot, so you can store your boat
or trailer ............................. $79,500
DON 'T SLIP UP ON THIS
BAY FRONT
ON THE PENINSULA, WITH PI ER & SLIP
lm1naculate 5 bedroom, 31h bath. gorgeous
kitchen, formal dining room. For the discrim·
inating buyer.
WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE
ANO A POOL TOO??
POOL. P IER aad SLIP available too. New
carpets and drapes, 2 Bedrooms. 21h baths,
\VET BAR . marble fireplace. Overl ook THE
\YATER !rom your patio and enjoy, $85,000.
A114U#-SHtid
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644-7270
2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR. CALIF.
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OPEN SUN. 2-5 31S MILFORD
Cameo Shores. Ideal fl oor plan"' /everything
quality - super kitchen & breakfast rm.
Extremely good value at $85,000.
Carol Tatum
ESTATE ON LIDO ISLE
101 VIA DIJON OPEN SUN. 1-l. 65' Loi.
1'.1ust see this beaut, 4 BR. with lovely mstr.
suite. Near beaches, tennis & club. $122,500.
Eugene Vreeland
OPEN HOUSE SUN. 12-S P.M.
1223 DOLPHIN TERRACE, Irv ine Terr.
VIEW. Cust. bit. ho me \\•/4 BR .. 4'2 ba.,
din . rm .. brkfsl. rm. & den. Extra lge. pati o.
plumbed !or pool. $175,000. Kathryn Raulston
1416 SANDCASTLE OPEN SUN. 1-S
Lusk 5 BR. beauty! Lar ge family rm .. for·
mal dining: lovely grounds w/view of sur-
rounding hills. E\'ery feature -on ly $95,000.
Harriett Da\'ies
IRV INE TERRACE CHARMER
Bri j!ht cheerful patio of( lge. family rm.:
3 BR .. 2 ba 's .. formal dining rm . Choice loca-
tion near beach. Just reduced -now only
$57,95(). M. C. Buie
LIDO ISLE
Lge. mstr. suite up & 2 bdnns .. 2 baths &
lam. rm. do\\•n; on 2 lge. lots at tip of island.
Rm. for expan. 3 Car garage. Poolsize patio,
$139,500. Edie Ol son
JUST LISTED -FIRST VIEWING
3300 Sq. ft. of lraditional beauty. 4 B<lrms.,
den & fge. rumpus nn. This split-level lends
itsell to a large family or in-laws.
Mary Lou A-farion
BACK BAY BEAUTY
See this lmmac. 4 BR , home with charming
pool & carefree yard & patio. Located on
quiet street. Greal family living. $66,800.
Al Fink
$HORECLIFFS BY THE SEA
5 Bdrm. home i.n this sought after area.
Great for di vided fa mily living - children's
fam. rm . -Dad's den w/wet bar & fire-
place. I II0,000. Mary Harvey
SPYGLASS HILL •I
Brand new Lusk built 4 BR . home: fam. rm.
w/frplc.: ocean view. P rofessionally decora-
ted. Land price included at $96,500.
EMERALD BAY CUTIE
Tennis anyone! Right out front or would
you rather go to the beach? Just a few steps
-gnat patio. 3 BR. home. $125,000.
LaVera Burns
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NEWPORT HEIGHT$ -$100,000
-Breathtaking view ol bay & blue Pacll1c~
Bdrm .. 3 bath contemporary wlth luxurious
carpeting & drapes. Really exotic.
LINDA ISLE -$245,000
t.uxurv features unlimited! Custom built
hon1e for present owner. 4 BR., FR., formal
DR. & 4\i balhs. All electrlc. P rivate dock
will acccmmodate 65' boat. By Appl.
''Our 27th Y••r"
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO .. Realtors
2111 S•n Joaquin Hills Ro•d
NEWPORT CENTER , N.B. 644-C910
General
* * * * * * BALBOA ISLAND
ONE OF THE LAST OF ITS KIND
New Duplex Under Constructk>n
T\vo 3 bdrm., 2 bath luxury Apts.
Upstairs unit a dream!
Come see the plans & choose your colors.
* * * * * * * NEW LISTING
3 Bd rms., 311'J baths. Large famUy rm. Dbl.
garage, enclosed patio .............. $82,500.
CLARK SOMERS, REALTOR
306 Marine, B•lboa Island 675-4000
* * * * * * General
BURR WHITE REALTOR
Announces A New Name
Expanded Service• Same _Owner
Burr White Realtor
NEWPORT
BALBOA
OFFICE
SALES OPENINGS AVAILABLE
2901 Newport Blv., Newport Beach
675-4630 24 Hour Service
PRINCETON
DRIVE
4 Bedroo1n Collcae Park
hon1e ~·Uh approx. 1800 aq .
ft. or living urea. f..()!I or
fruit trees, 1n 11. choice lo-
cation. As1ume hig 6';"'.o-loan
at no cost to you. Full priCf'
$32,950
Newport
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Fairview
6-41>-Hll
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to Vets on !his 5t\llJll 3 BR
family hon1c in J:ood CO!lta
~lesa Rrl'&. Carpeted
!hroughoul ; nice backyard
and patlO. Ov.·ncr a.~ing
$32,950. Ca ll 546·7640. Open
\\'eektlays 'til 9:00 P.L\!.
2-STORY
POOL-$20,900
It'a trut! A cracldina: brick
tirepl11.ee, Windlna stairtue
lo queen size bedrooms.
Gourmet kitchen • IN·
Cl.UDE.S REFRIGERATOR,
WASIIER AND DRYER!
Private patio. Pool with
cabana. SaK> BUYS IT! Call
last for appt. to see -664303
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Wp ' "' 5 bodn>om. Nt1Vf"r. Not aver S100,000 •
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RENA E. COBB
ASOOCJATI!
F•r•I Walktr Realtor *551-1666 * * 646-7414 *
BUJFS BWfTY
i..7eneral
Split Level In
Newport Heights
Outstanding contemporary
design featuring three very
large bedrooms Includ ing a
fireplat'i! 111 !he master suite
for those "he1tr skin even-
in~s." Hambling kitchen
\\·ith storage galore and a
briiihl br eakr11st e a t i n g
area. The tournament size
pool table in the family
room \l'ill atay for the new
o\l·ner. This i!! a custom
built, \l'ilh a tub In both
ball11. This dandy "'ith a
low rnainlenal'l('f' yard Is of-
fered "' $44,T"JO.
C. F. Colesworthy
& Company
640-0020
CONDOMINIUM
Perfect for easy living. This
one is in detigh!fully sharp
condition. The perfect 3
bedroom, 2 bath home, just
a short \\'8lk to clubhOuse
and pools. Throw away the
lawnmower and enjoy the
'''ttkends. Askin& only • • ,
$2'l,500.
CALI.. 546-58lKJ {Open Eve~.)
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Party Pool House
3lx40 heated A: filtered pool
surrounded by yards of
decking, A super 1.barp l
bedroom home with shag
carpet, country kitchen A
new paint, Drive thru do\>.
ble gU11ge for b o a t
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(}p@l1 'till 9 PM
ABANDONED
IRYINE
RED TILE ROOF
ffiVINE'S LOWEST PIUC'E!
WrouaJrt iron ptes unfold
S)&nllh <Ourtyani. Klli&
t1w bfdrooma. 2 patioL
POOL PLUS CABANA! Only
$25,..,. Call last • 664303
+ Alltlttlon Gelhn * Oioke homellte on 5th fAlf.
SSO NIWPOltT CENTllt Dlt., N.1. 2 BR, 2 BA, -1...i, r;lm••••••m!!!•••!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•!I!!!~ -u. _._ ...... f nim..... 1&"'11 )&tlo, aprt'*·
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SHOWN tY APPOINTMENT
ISOO LINCOLN LANE, NEWPORT BEACH ..:;;;;. -~ ·-:::
4 BR, 3~ BA., Tbennador titcben, crpts, bmaJ dlnioC """ 1arse
interco m, clrt. hot water. 3 car 1an1e. Won't }"&mlly room di Patio 1 • ' , Lindo tsi. DrlYO
Jut 1001! Open o aily 10.5. -::'uc1et°"t.~.:;-Bel1Il!!Uhl.,, HR.,4~ Ba. homo. Watet-
Jeny Freud, Rltr. ~55
tara• bclnm adJ<>lnioC bath front living rm. & formal dinln1. Hondlom•
+ maldo ...;;. '"'don) and oak paneled foln. rm., floplc, wet bar. Llrl•
•a 1 h . • r, • 11ecturally muter llllte bat trplc. a. crny loWlf• areo.
-1or that tndlv1dual View ot Bay a. the mountains ..... $179,500.
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Compleltly flint. 5 Bdrm., 4 ~ bath homo.
Lge. waterfront livinf rm. with floor to cell.
marbM lrplc. f ormal dining rm .. l1mlly nn.,
Gentr•I Oontrol
Bayfront Condominiums
NEW HOMES
ON THE BA YRlONT
COMPLETE WITH BOAT SLIPS
EXCELLENT TERMS
FROM $64,950
Pacific Coast Hwy. •t llalboo Blvd.
NEWPORT BEACH TOWNHOUSES, LTD.
4401 W. COAST HWY. 675-4820
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,{;Bedrooms & Family Rm or Oen)
1400 Kings Rd., Newport Hghts, NB
644-7270 $54.500 (Fri 10 lo 5)
245 Evening Canyon Rd ., CdM
673-6510 $99,600 (Sat/Sun
(3 Bedroom)
**4401 W. Coast Hwy ., N'pl Beach
675-6820 (Sal/Sun 10 to dusk)
*1848 Pl. Renwick (HY Homes) NB
1144-1133 (Sat/Sun I to 5)
662 1 Crista Palma Dr., HB
842-3873 $38.35-0 (Sat & Sun 10-6)
4500 Roxbu ry (Cameo Shores) CdM
673-4400 (Su n 1·5)
1818 Co mmodore (Baycresl) NB
642·8235 (Sat & Sun 1 ·5)
221 Millord (Clmeo Shores) CdM
644-6200 (Sun 1·5)
(3 Bedrooms & ftmily Rm or Dtn)
2008 Aliso Ave., Ccl6ta Mesa
(Sat & Sun 10 a.m. to 6 p.m)
tt2001 Bayside Dr., Corona del Mar
644-2430 (Fri/Sat/Sun 1·5)
954 SandcasUe (H .V. Hills) CdM
644-2430 $72,5-00 !Sun 1·5)
315 Milford (C1meo Shores) CdM
844-2430 $85,000 (Sun 2·5)
555 Vista l'lora (Orig. Blulls) NB
673-4400 (Sun 1·5)
2030 Galaxy Dr (Dover Shores) NB
846-1 550 $110,200 (Daily 10.5)
14 Bedrooms)
*4521 Brighton Rd (Cameo Shores) CdM
842-8235 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
101 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) NB
644-2430
(4 Bedrooms & Family Rm or Den)
383 Santa Isabel , CM
846-3255 (Sal & Sun 4 to 8)
*2815 Harbor Vi ew Drive, CdM
844-1425 $77.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*2018 Galaxy Dr. 1Dover Shores) NB
846-1550 !Daily 10.5)
1221 Keel Dr (H.V. Hills) CdM
642·8235 (Daily 12·5)
20 12 Po rt Provence (H.V. Homes) NB
644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1436 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB
842-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
ttt657 Bayside Dr (Yachtsman's Cove)
Cd M 675-1 935 (Daily)
* 18781 Via Pala lino (Off Amalifl
Turtle Rock
644-6200 (Sat 1·5)
1425 Keel Dr, Corona del Mar
844-2430 $79.500 fSun 1·5)
1223 Dolphin Terr (lrv. Terrace) C~I
844-2430 $175,000 (Sun 12·5)
90 Linda Isle Dr (Linda Isle) NB
844-2430 1139,000 (Sun 1·5)
711 K-Thanga (Irvine Terr) CdM
844-2430 $118,750 (Sun 1·5)
(5 Bedrooms}
#11 Linda Isle, Newport Beach
673-7743 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
(_S Bedrooms I Famliy Rm or Don)
**#54 Lindo We Dr (Linda We) NB
644-2430 (Sun 1·5)
1416 Sandcastle (H.V. Hills) CclM
1144-2430 $95,000 (Sun 1·5)
20401 Upper Bay (S.A. Hghl.!) Back Bay .
644-6200 (Sat 1·5)
#J046 Linda Isle (Linda Wel NB
ll42-B235 (Sat .r. swi 1-s>
(6 !lad,_,,, I Family Rm or Dtnl
**305 Nortb Star Lo (Dover Shores) NB
64U1235 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
12 " 3 11ac1 ....... 1
fl, lt4401 W. Coast Hwy., N'pL 1leacb
87U820 (Sat/Suri 10 to dwk)
WATEIRlONT LOTS FOR SALE
**1657 Ba)'lla Dr (Yachtsman'• eo .. )
875-193S (Dally) .....
N.B. .
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RlESH ON
THE MARKET
QWet ~c ltrfft ln
MESA VERDE IUGQ·
LANDS. AU the extru, with
2 fireplaces and 2 t.cttooriu.
Quick poaaesslon. Walk to
eweythlne. AS.WME EX·
ISI'ING WAN, pa)'Qlent1
only $244. Pm. Be tint!
J&..W::~:E ~REALTOR$
-..J5i444' ... 4141-
(0pon Ennt,,.1)
3 Br. o:erotivt htnne on 2nd
fairway of Meadowlark Golt
Cotuv. Bf!autl f u l ap.
polntment th r ou ah o u I .
Imported ItaJla.n tile h1
bath, 2 frplc's. formal dln-
ing room, beautif u l l y
carpeted &: draped. Only
$43,950. No grwn I~ to
play golf on Meadow\ark
cou.rae. For appointment lo
aee cal. .•• ,,
531·5111 I :::1 531·5111
STARTER PAD
$15,500
POOL
IT'S TRUE! Auwne $95. per
mo. er BUY FOR $200!
Roomy, INCLUDES WA.!}{.
ER, DRYER AND REFRIG-
ERATOR! Pool plus patio!
Call at once • ~
10111\I I 01\0\ . . ~ . '
REDUCED $2500.
Xtra sharp 3 bedrm 2 bath
nellJ' Afac Arthur &: Bristol.
Only 6 yrs new, convenient
to frwys, major shopping
and Orange County Airport.
Has lirtplacc, sunken tub
and aU extna. Rtduced to
$30.500. by anxious aellt'T
who may help with Gt's
ck>sing COllS. Hurry, thla
OM won't last. CALL
962-S5%J Ir 53'7·5642. COu.INS
&: \VA'ITS. c & w
* OCEANFRONT * Home. 4 Bdrms., 2 bath.I,
\\'ith 40 ft. frontage. This
older home has Ige. Livin&
nn., frplc.: dining rm., f!"X•
tra lge. kltch. Dbl. garage
plus extra parking. Best
area, nr. Newport Harbor
Yacht Club. Easy to show.
Sl00,000.
Call: 673-3663 642-2253 Eves.
associated
BROKERS-RE AL TORS
l 02S W Balboa 61l·J,t.J
GIVE ME ROOM
LOTS OF ROOM
Glpntlc/ cul.de.sac lot, 4 Br.
3 ba, fa.m nn .• fonna.1 .dln
nn. m sq. ft. Walk to
school, city park. 1 Ml. to
beach. Quality home, Priotd
at "3,~. · AKumable 6~
VA '°"" be.lant't of $32.l»
at '301 mo. PITl
••• -REALTQRS. .. • *• l5ll.i M~ .,, (aM • Verde Dr. F.ast.
•-• Cocta Mea ••• *. !551...(130
NEW USTING-
GORGEOUSI
LIKE A MODEl... J-1.u rwry.
_, 3 -.. family
room. lars< dlnlnr "'°"'with
wet bar plus RJJU11te work-
-l'tnt -ty to tee It this week ftld. m.sm.
PETE BARRElT
-REALTY-
642..S20t
LOYI AT
RIST SIGHJ
.,_,.. lhlo DELIGff'I'.
11JL3 bdrm, lllESA VERDE
....,., Adul~t °""" .. -°"" $38,950.
Glh"NY 1llOMlllON
t *** -ftEAl.'n:ntl-*iM** ... • .. vonloDr.Eut. .. • a.ta ..... **•** a MUD
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maid's rm., Pier .r. slip ......... $195,000.
53 Linda Isle Drive
Elegant 5 bdrm., 4~ baths; on loiioon. New
carpets, drapet .r. wallpaper. 1.Dvely garden
" larfe slip .................... $200,000
57 Lind• tsi. Drlvo -Opon -sundoy
CUrtom 4 BR. 3~ ba. home on L11oon. lt!Jtr.
BR. bat a1i&1 area .r. lrplc. \~1terfront
family nn w/COJlvenatlon pit around lllo
lrptc.; lovely garden, lge. slip ..... $189,500.
101 Lind• Isl• Drive
1.Dvely 5 BR., 4 ba. home with downstairs
waterfront mstr. suite & lge. game rm. or
s~u8~ft. Mexican· .tile fl.oors, beam ceilings,
q ty COJUtruclion, slip . . . . . . . . . . $W,000.
For Compleht lnfo,,,,•tlon
0.. All Homes t. loll, PIHM Coll:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
GtMral General
MACNAB
IRVINE
3 LUXURY PltESIOENT HOMES
IN TURTLEROCICI
Superb VlEWS! Great Conditions ! Cul-d.,.
sac locations1 4 BR's., FR. -you select
the decor & the backyard! Pool? Arbor?
Green landscape? Air~ond .? Come see:
Saturday -18781 Via Palatino. Sunday -
18971 Glenmont Terrace. Open 1-5 p.m.
FURNISHED BAYFRONT MODEL
Elegant interior by Von Hemert's
Interiors creates a dramatic new
2-story Bayfront. Entry level fea-
tures formal living area &. master
suite. Downstairs 3 BR's complete bar &
dramatic FR. open to cantilevered deck.
S(J'x!llO' lot, 45' slip privilege. $236,350.
Office Open Daily -1657 Bayside Drive.
EAS1'.$1DE COSTA ME$A
New sbag carpets thruout. Freshly painted
inside & out. 3 BR. & DR. I~ baths. Fire-
place -bookshelves -wood paneling -
near 27th ,St. shopping & schools. Assume
VA loan. $30,950. Open Sunday 1-5 p.m. 325
Flower.
HAPPINESS -RELAXATION -LOVE
,are part of this DOVER SHORES beauty
overlooking the Upper Bay. Open & light -
immaculate! 4BR., 3batb, Fit, DR. Char-
lene Reichmann 642-8235.
A SLEEPER
Sh·h·h·h we've found a sleeper! 3 BR's, Z
baths, open beamed ceiling LR., DR., quiet
patio & pool. $84,500.
HAPPY FAMILY LIVING
5 BR. -4 bath -FR. -formal DR. New·
ly decorated & ~led. Sparkling swim-
ming pool surr6'unded by beautiful walled
in garden & play area. Dave Cook 642-ll235.
OJ/!'n Sunday 1-5 p.m. 131S Santiago, West.-
clill.
BEST DOVER SHORES BAYFRONT
Inviting brick entry to a sparkling beautiful
5 BR., FR., DR. + game room. Pier &
slip. For a !Un family, Open Sat. & Sun.
1·5 p.m . 305 North Star Lane.
ONLY $43,500
3 BR. -Pool -FR. Neat -sharp -com-
lortable. Close to shops .r. schools. Call 644-
6200.
LAST OF THE BEST
Final opportunity to choose a striking 3 BR.,
FR.. DR. -newly completed Ivan Wells'
custom home w/sweeping Bay & mountain
view. $II0.200. An unusual chance to share
in Newport's fantastic 11ppreciation. Fu.r·
nisbed model OPEN DAILY 10 a .m. -5
p.m . 2018 Galaxy Drive.
MOVE-IN READY
1221 Keel Dr., Harbor View Hills. Work'•
all done. Beautiful decor; imaginative,
carefree landscaping w /waterfall & decks,
E~as galore -self-cleaning oven, ceraa
rmc cook top, gas BBQ .r. more. 4 BR., FR.,
DR. Dona Chichester 642-8235. OPEN FRI·
DAY -SAT. & SUN.12-5 p.m:
LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
45' of sandy beach -beautlful master suite
on upper floor -plus 2 BR. -2 baths -
den -DR . .r. terrific kllchen w /breakfast
area. Valid reason for sale -$245,000 !
V• ACRE BUILDING SITE
Over U ,000 sq. ft. on choice 1treet. Drive
bt 2U5 Booalre Way, N.B. -Jack Howell 14'200.
BAYCREST
JuJI listed -wood panelled FR. -formal
DR. -3 BR. -2~ belll.. Spacioua ltltcbea a. brealdasl room. kar gan.ge. f/7,llGO.
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,../L,!1 I '1·llil. REAL TOR, Vic Ja1hln1ki, Lt. Col. USAF Rat.
1733 Westcliff Dr., Newport Buch
~-~~ VA bencnts. $27 500 lnbmaJ. eatin&: area and home, Relax 00 the OOWf'fd btdroom.1. Clean • neat. ~ .,.. av!lilabl• J BDR 'a DEN .,.._. WnUy ....... '?be PAYS FOR ITSELF patio w/11"'1 .,... land· Wat.,. '°''"'e'" Wie ,.t1o. M inion Vla lo -- -I li·1dl11 r 645-7221
eyt:n in the Corona dd Mar a a 1 um i i ":~ I 0 a ft, IUDfT hta back )'•rd bu a Neat u a pln It oo a m'a 9Capi?1K. If yoo've beUI Clost to beach • MW park.. "SINCE l9t6"
area, 'Iii~ for bOthlnl Plymebll te. than nnt. mq'ftitlctnt pool, outst.Jnd· 1aree lot, loco.ta! In the looking for a nlce l'lcl!M, CI Ca.ing Com Onl.y. Non ht Western Bank Bld&:. NO OOWN PAYMT. to VA
down u eligible w.ten.n can Ctntnl t:loor plan l'lltun.l q patio cover, a ~at nre prime rental &!'ft. never • then don't delay, CAlJ.. Vet 5% down. Unlver&il.>' Park, Irvine buyer. appra.1-!d at S31.500.
purchase a 50, SO or f!Y'f'!ft a brick finipr.ot, 'banclne pit, .UJd a dee run. 1b.e ~ \lacancy. Don't mllls thi• TODAY! Prict 11 $36,SOO. •. t... Days 552.7000 Nights Sharp 3 Br., 2 BA. home ~
'10 tbouaand dOU&r Jllvpt:l t)'. 1.t.rnPI a flrtplace equip-feaionally done decontma. OM, Priced to fltll tbil •· ~ duding pr 0 f fl 1 1 i o n 11. I
Call m..7225. ment tncllldcd, d:inln&: rm.. ff!aturet beeutUtll drapes, wet"k.. Call m.J.mo. ll F&'-'-ILY land5caplng, Locate<t Lake
bu..llt .. Jn r&nCe • ove:n A •'aliJMpen and Carpd.a.. Tbe Omu ~ Forest area. PooJ & boo.ling
dlsb...-, b<k.-1121. low>latn ill Ibo tiled"'"'' IV 531·51111::) 531·5111 --.;~~~~~!!!!!""I ENVIRONMENT tac11;i1.,. KATEl.LA COLWELL
PROPERT l[S, INC
REALTORS TARBELL
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CCIUlVltd b an extra pb1.a. "'21 '= EXCLUSIVE Beautiful ut>-craded 4 bdrm. REALTY, 837-9.aoo.
Call 615-7225, ~ OW'ffER Sac r If Ice. 4 1st Time Ollered. U~ brlclt home. Quoierful. brlgtlt tam· REAL Esta!(!. Sale or Sold,
-~ 11 bedrooms, family rm· , elevaHon on pools.ize lot. lly room, large muter bdrm. Call Whit, 8l7-9550. Forest COLWELL ELEGANT UVING CaR The Movers'! Pllllh carpetiQg a.od many • PROPERTIES INC
REALTORS extras in thla lovely, large, We're ftldy to~. Re:Iocated i ..:=~~~~""'""'=
3 Bdnn N""""" Helihta .....,.. oaya occupancy INDULGE IN
bomo. BeaulilUI built-lo upon -•..-al," and Is A LITTLE LARCENY
Jdtchen, cathedral cellinp It tbarp! ! 3 ~ 2 bath, Just reduced $10,00J
and nicel)f land.'Jcaped yard. with sbar carpet, Df'W ~ .f Bedrooms + maier• room.
OnJ.y 7 )'ti Gk!. $44,950. See. per plumbing, heavy lhake b&thll all over the place (4
It tlldly. 546-8640. Optu root-and JJOOl·lhed yard iD of them), firepl.atts ewry-
wftkdayt 'til .9:00 P.M. a Top College Parle area b-where (3 ot them). Heated
• c&.tion.. OnJy $31.950 • 10% a: filtered pool (Ol')e or them)
TIME BOMB
with a ahort price of $17,900.
Take a look at thia beauty.
Uw price also Includes
wuher Ir dryer. VA no
down ternu and $100 down
FHA l\'Uh.Jotal payment of
$155.'wey ~ oow
for infonn&Uon.
C::::WALl\lH & llE
beautiful carpeti11Jt, custom Sharp, clean, pridl! of with balcony, lrteps to i!'t'en E. Olson, RealtoT'!I.
draperies, entry hall, dining ownership, with 2~1: baths, park and large community .::::c::::::::_.;:::;.:::;:.c_--
nn .. country kitchen Y.'/U· aervl~ porch, 3 ~tra lge. pool. A gl"('RI home for I :.;N;;•.cw.::po.:.rt;_;_Be:;c.a_· ch ___ _
Ira eating area and double bdrms., floor to cell. used $.1&.500, .. / EASTBLUFF
ovens, extra concrete-v.'8.lk. brick trplc. Manicured lawn I eel h•11 finished garage, b r k.. with convenk'nt concrete · • r I 2500 SQ. tt. family horn(!. 3
$36 500 8C-669L walks. Priced to seU. Wnns., 3 ba"1., huge family
' ' .... _... larwin r•alty inc. rm., tonnaJ dining rm., elec. O\VNER desperate, 3 IA"U· kitchen. Lovely yards, max· 3 baths •--"y room ~ (24 Houn) REALTY room, , uu1m • imUITI ptivacy, Offettd at
new t!Uck shag carpeting, REDUCED $2,000 Vnlv. Par!< Centor. Irvine $56.lnl. F°' app't. to ,...,
dining rm., built-in range, .... , •• 2 Id! can Anytimt>, 833-083) cMU • ovm, & dishwasher. patio, 2 story home "'IY yri. 0 Office hours 8 .U1 to 3 PM
FAMILY FUN
Ck'5e to lhl" f\lt1.rina , close to
llChoOlll yet II llh the feflina:
ot t'OWltry h\ 1 11• Thi!C borne
has been pl:uu11 d f0t· a faro·
lly. Four l>t"•lroorns, garden
kitchen & hunily room. Cor·
Mr lot "'1th s{ll'<'1al port for
the family boat, M>panle
from play a'l'f'a,
ONL \' $.16.500
FITZPATR ICK'S
CAPISTRANO VALLEY
REALTY
31501 Camino CapistrAnO
San Juan Capilltrano
493-1124
University Parle Down. Call 67U550. I: a view )'00 can't bfiieve.
o ,THE REAL · )i E::;TATERS
Balboa bland, Little Island, Realtors 545-9491
· 4 bedrooms. 2'h bathll, 3 car bric., $24,950, 842-2561. • .. I .1 garatte ....... rge am.1 y room
e PRI/Pfy. Best buy in with fireplace. Oversized Jot.
F.V. Jmmed. possession. All . for only $38,950, AlL
Tri·lev('f "'/fantastic luxury tenn!l. Call 842-2535 to .ee.
··~ "CAMBRIDGE"
NEW LISTING & ;;y' .El:(' O>okc 1.t"''' 3 BR .. % ha. Gnnd Canal, Peninsula, Open Eves.
Olannell, jetty Cdld we mist DON'T BUY
anything?), ·A new home without land-$30, 900 1215 DOLPHIN TERR, .caplng unt11 YoU .,. th;s
C ll'EDROOMS OPEN SAT/SUN. com.,.titi•ei> priced 3 b<d·
Prime location. Central tloor $135.1))) room home only lllightly
features. 4 BR. 21~ Ba. Im-
maculate. $38,950. ~1397.
Huntington Beach
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''""-ESTATCRS ' . 1--~==,-oo=F;--I plan. entry ball, fireplace Unlver1ity Rulty used with lar&fl landscaped PRIDE · dining room. built·ln ~ 3001 E c.t. Hwy . 613-6510 and fenced yartl and -FREE POOL AND $18,750 Tola l Price
OWNERSHIP ·-~ ,....,, .... OPEN DAILY 1.s wood abaded ~tlo. Hug• NEAR THE SURF Lovely hon\•. ""'"""' int .... ~t...... this luxurious 3 bed· like yard, 4'rinkler system, 500 POINSETTIA fanuly room . with built-In FOR $22,500 iorb with new crpts/ "trai-I · ,.,...,.,~ ...brlt.. 540-1._, . BBQ. J>roleuiQnally decor-Walk 10 .... h beach from thill d le garage w rear et
2·SIY. 4 bdrms., 21A btl's., ,·•( ~\ •. ".\ U + atrium. Sharp; new paint,
lge. family nn. Communl!y " ,,. qual. carii. Almoi."1: ~
pool, rec. area & te"tmis ctlt. ,./ ,.,, realty stand. end unit. steps to pooJ.
Asking $42.500. ~7 Xlnt value, S34,750.
W•lkar Rulty 675-5200 2414 v;.i. Del oro "
3336 Via Lido, N'pt, Beach Newport Beach {f~"k..
SPECTACULAR unobltructed 644-llll ANYTIME [fl ·~~ 190• vll'!W ot mtire valley • 1-='::.:_:::;:,:,c:.:.:c.;.U;:=--«Sf 1'. \ u
l<O' tront on>w olde.4 BR, Slight Fixer pper ';,
2 BA oxec. home. T1D11e NewportBeach :~') really room 2 bath ·home· on •· ,-_,,,... · · Fabuklul comer R-2.k>t, with ated. ~-·, .. e ~--t S•'de ,_ "~ Bnc· k nun xJnt pr!&!' ot-ownenhlp strec!t. UN.. L<lll Mr-spacious 3 bedroom accesa. ~. ~ ~~~ ~~· ... ~~ ~c'kie:· cation. Full price $39.500. ···--side townhou"'. Elce-landscaping. Owner pur· Lagun1 Buch The family room It master ~ '" .,.....,.. -= ~ .,,., ~ • hased another home and
bedroom overlook the pool fronteocl. -patio A reai Vogel Co. Realtors, 2052 tric builtlns, dining areia, cgotta ""1 SOUTH LAGUNA
Rodt Hills. S46-4391 alt, 6 PM Great 3 bedroom. 2~ bath _...
home with a larg~ family 2414 Vista Of'! Oro
I . 1 Newport. Beach room, l."U'gC ot with amp e G44·lll3 ANYTIME
__ , CdM -•--""erv!.Prt-; ~~,, Newport Blvd., CM. 548-93't6. tlrepla-2 car garage ·-0C EANF RONT size yard 'Aith huge coYen'l.I 7955 Harbor Costa Mesa \,:Wlf"W 1.-.ru •'6'• ""'• · R1 ll1ble Real Estate
patio, lush lawn and pro(es-' $51,500. Hcirry on thls one!! Owner will ~~t : 846-33:9I Prime ociWl!ront 4 BR., 3
Ilona! land.caplng. This ........__. Condo MESA ¥£ROE can><!. or "'" ,,,..... an · --=-'"iiiOiiiOiiiOiiiO I be., spLit·leveJ home with .. -~· 1 In -r••vn• fer. H's vacant. Ca 11 • ,•-'-""" to .,. ......... Cove home l!l In exi.'Q.len move-J Br 2 Ba pool pier Ir slln. ~-FIXER UPPER ~ ·~ ~"' condil. Prt ed t ''" ~ • ' • 847-~.. 0-~. N-·ly remodeled & ion. c a ..,..,;JUU. Dtlightful f19.SOO 4 Br. family room, 21,2 ha.th~. Dt<aw• "'-
formatioo. for boat, trailer, etc, chen, trplc, 2 car enclo!ed LAGUNA VIEW LOTS
room for pool, Camper .or liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I boat storage area. Priced to
!!E'U, needs a little fixing up, ~-----....,,,,.1 that'ic alt. $29,500. Call McbitHomn 646-nn.
IO l THE REAL ~ESTATERS Call ~2313 for more in. EMERALD BA y Ovensized garage + room mM 4 Br., 21i ba C.oodo, elec. kit· anr. furnished. Only $135,000
tmmaeulate I Br + ta,,. rm. $ 1 O gar-.t.ge. Vacant. Wa.lk to 40x90 2547 lril;. Sl5,000
Ocean .side of hwy. View. 4 ,5 0 n< •-h Bl·~ HB bt>ach. 10% down. Submit. 40x90 2559 Jris s1s.ooo * 6 BEDROOMS""'-Somethin11 Grea tl '0 THC REAL
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Ted Hubert & Assoc. S4a..7n9 A HOUSE FOR· EMERALD BAY LOT in&: out + ntw carp, drapes, 15 niinull'!l frorn OrQJ1ge
Must see! · $149,000 Roy McCardle Re a ltor
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OPEN • • PM 34n Via Udo 675-8500 2 FAMILY HARMONY 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. • AU AGES ll27 Emerald Bay $911,000 "'allpe.J)l'r, et<". $59,500. County en1ploymcnt cen1ei·s.
· ... Peacel Your teenager or For lots&: home!I call: GEM $17 1nontb, incl all! Glis. SAT. & SUN. $29,950 Mom will kwe the compact If y<>u have an "age Spttftd" B'll G nd R Ito -ftll---water, lra8h, TV rnblf': ln • 383 SANTA ISABEL 5 BEDROOMS studio unit while you relax BY Owner. 3 Br .• den, 2 ha, in your family, this could be OWNER leaving. J bedrooms 1 ru y, ea r 1610 W. COast 1-lwy., N.B.
Walk .in closets galore • 4. Famil home apeclal. Jear in the JJl!;Fm. 'bath home. cpt, drpt, dbl frplc., bJtin the an.~. Locatro not far & huge family room, newly 125 Bays67·1dre'.:1N&p~t Beach REALTORS 6424623 fun filled family park,
If J Bdrms, 3 baths, bi& living 11vin: tOOin, natural ~ Not a ~ Low Jn!inteft"' BBQtlo, ~~I '""'backheyd'· Shruc 0 ~: from grade 11Chool, b1gh decof'flted, built-in. BBQ, ---,~-:::~~;i'..-;;--BY OWNER Contempo Grun Rinr
nn formal dll'I rm elec #;-I -h•-,.._;1 .. l't!Om ance in It out + the ~ pa · "'"''ll: • · u:; school and par o ch I a I dinln& nn., built-in range &: rnANISH Adjacent lo golf COUl"Sl'. Take . ' ',, ~ .a.u:-.;p ace, _ ........ o.uv ' & fnrlt trees Newly painted ba I I ~ Sf:autiful bayfront horn(!, ex· Green River off ramp (n)m ~tchen, ll!Jll rm, gas • ~ dining room, built·ltt range new 2 bdnn, apt, pays the outside. ~able 6 % school!, parks aod beaches. oven. 2 ths, Pa o • CHARMER elusive Linda Isle. 5 BR, 41,~
in laundry area, pool-me and ov~ bric. 54().173>. bLµ.s. FllA 11 N ~•· This sharp 3 bdnn. home ls sprinkler system, b r k., ba, incl mald's quarte'l"'!I. Riverside F'ttt\vay. 4901
yard. Loner neighbors • all • , $74,riOO . presen oa.n. o qll&.1J· located on a quite ~.de-$27,000, 962-1373. This channing 2 bdrm, home Beaut. turn. Dock for lge Gre€'n Rivrr Dr., c.orona. in~frl in keeplpg up University R•alty ~~~73~:;.::. Sac street. $28,500. M7..fi010. OWNER offers tonnaI dining room, boat. Consider )Tly l"l'ntal c'~71='~' ~7377~·"~'~"~-o-==--
thel!' homes. 3001 E Cll. Hwy. 673-6510'1 "'""",---=='"""~= TRANSFERRED hardwood floors, brick fire-w/option. By appt. 673-7743 FOR SALE. Deluxe 2 BR, 2
Costa BY Owner: $3IXXI Below Mkt ba boat place & a short walk to or 675-8832. ha, Golden \Vl"St 20xfi0. Plus 4-00 E.17.. FOR lll 2965
Harbor. M... *OPEN DAIL y l..S * ""'"·ea.,. Cod scyle. 3 B•., 3 Be<lrm. HI lh. ... town • be"h· $37,500. eoclosed po.ch, 8x~. deluxe C.M HUS BY Owner: S3000Below1'flcl: 415 ORCHID den 2 ba, kit remodeled. :.r ';~: n::.'"~ac~nl~ 3 BR, 2 BA, lge den. crpts, appliance!!. Fncd., lnd!ICJXf. AJ ~""j· valu. Cape t.od ltyW. !IJlr., Duplex. 1-BR. each unit Newly painted lnter/exter. I 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.., ,l,;'O la_• #11 drps, lrplc, bltna, dbl gar. located in deluxe park. San ~..;__~ den 2 ba, kit remocteled. Across from post office Financing to .Wt. Prine. on· JUST LISTED ~~~~~TORS ...,/T0~4 1£-Fncd yard. Located in prlv Juan Capi.!ilram. Beautiful
E Newly painted lnter/erter. $52.500 Jy. Open house Sat/Sun 10. 2 Story 4 bt:odm1, 2 beth. REAL ESTATE comm with pool. ~: clubhouSt'. llWim pool, &but-OLO FASHION D Financing to sttlt. Prine, on-Scen1c Properties s. zcm Aliso Ave., CM-Near S22,soo. Elect bltin R/O, Vi MILE FROM BEACH rrom ocean $38,950. Deboard & many other 11.c-
VALUE Jy. Open house Sat/Sun. 10 675-5726 Irvine Ave & 20th St. FA ht. crptsx & drps, forml Clamming, surfing, swim· 1190 Glenncyre St. $5.5,900. Fee Land. Harbor liviti(!s. Call ll w n er,
Th.iii: home Must be view~ to 6. ~ Aliso Ave., CM· R .. J South of Highway * BRAND NEW * liv rm. din 11 re a , tnlng! 2 BR and den. 494-94n 549--0316 View Homes, Carmd, 3 493-4619.
to be appreciated. Extra Near Irvine A~. I. Z>th St. 2 I: 1 BR duplex on rear of CUSTOM BUil.T HOME pat:krlclscpd, convenient loc. Massive cu.<rtom patio. 20' Nearly S.•chfront BR .• FR .• lwc. crplg, prem _M_O_B-ll.E--H-om_e_l968-.-2~4x-50~'.
Sharp Throughout. 4 Bed-mra wid 45' I l Tree-lin-3 b I •---• d' -. dn. no 2nd. Pymts leg Gourmet kitchen. Sh a g See I: hear the ocean llPIMh-lot. Sprnklrs., lndscpd. prlnc 2 B 2 ba Loe led in --'u.lt rooms 2 Baths Spack>us • JUST LISTED e,
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Bri&hl Kitchen 'New Car· ed, dead~nd street. Lots of 2 be. A powder rm. Very lge than rent. buill·ins. CIE'an, cozy and ti-' horn•. Entertain In an 673-ll66 anytime. park. 1 blk from f)(.'fan. •~ __ _. F '_, 500 Call Single stol')' 4 bedroom Pace-room to build. $59,500. Call nns, Xlnt loc in Baycrest 1, ~ ===-C~~,__-,,.--, Mutt see to apprec. S9500.
pe,.. ... ""' enc~._,, · setter. Xtra wide Jot with 675-6900. Realtors. · only 2~ >' e 8 rs young. adjoining 2 rm. studio, Alto HARBOR Highlands, Prof. 536--0276. 218.'il New I a 11 d
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· fenced side yard, erehaat for WELTON & COMPANY areaCan att s, 646-7676 t•l-447 J ( ::::.) MWlOJ Ui.900. By ll\\nFcr. 536-::645. ha~ guest apt. with attached da.-orated. 3 BR. 2 BA Ave .• H.B. Space 140.
COLWELL camper, boats ar w tever. Lusk Harbor View Hillll. 3 OWNER. Sharp 3 hr, cpt, Francisc•n ounta1ns bunk rm. for extra gues~. home. w/pool. S J g. 8 o o. Contem~laguna Hiiis
Quick posaes.sion. VA temis. !;It", dramatic ca.thl!ltral ceil-dtpl, ~paint, fenced, cul· !!!!!~~~~~~~!!!'I This beaut 3 BR, 2 BA comer lge. secluded swimming pool &16-8517. Only 19 q>e.cell left! AduU
$38,(0). SOUTH COAST Inga, open fam nn. own de-aac. Walle to ACbools, SOME PEOPLE home is 3 nlln to beach, just &: jacutti, 4 car garage ' 2 Le duplexa, next door, % pe.rk, adjacent 10 Leisure .~~~~~~~~~J'"REAL":~ES~!>'rj'A~TE:m],~-iji~"" Jand. 3 car gara~. '69,500. Shops, coUege. $26,500, 2216 EXPECT prof lndscpd &: painted & is k>ts Of pe.rldng. Just ateps blk from ocean beach. World. 23301 Ridge Route B 644-a:J95 loaded w/txtras. Relocal· to the beach. $85 ooo Agt 613-8563. 0 ( 1 ..... 1 ~-"') WATOI THE SHIPS y owner. Anaheim Ave., C.M, 548-1275 the moon -but here's the I HlWE McCORMACK ' ea. r.. o I ,......., ton rr•"'· ' NHcl Ebow Room? 2400 Cliff Dr. Million II view VIEW 4 BR, 2 BA + powder or 54&6812. best buy under the sun. This ing, Priv prty, Must ae 1 REALTOR 494.7561 HewPort Heights Laguna Jfills. &»3900. '
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J..R.FR-OR duded ;,;;-o;;=.;,.~,..,.,,..,,-,..., soon! S38,350. Prine c:m!y. :.;.;.....:;.c..._....;;._,.,...--Then this spacious 5 bedroom of Lido, Balboa Ir Catalina; rm.1 ""' • "'m 500 BY OWNER, trans:leJTed. 3 beautilul 3 bedroom Mme 540-SUS. 84.2-3873. OCEANFRONT WANTED. 1970 Buddy,
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home in choice Baycrett ill handMme house by the 1ta, poo • .,., owner. • · br, 14 ba, lge btd pool, VA nestled in one of the moat 4 La:e. luxury units, mw:k cpls only. ,300. L e nira·.
)'0'11' answer. Custom built only $54,500. 644-1425. loan. Nr Westclill Shoppin&: desirable locatiorui in Hunt. SMALL CAPE CODE on the aand, best North La-Your home is WMted by 1750 Whittier Ave ., No. 17,
with f\mctional Jloor plan, REAL ESTATE Lusk Harbor Vu Hills Cntr. b1ks from &Chis. Bcb. Total price is only HOME. Sunny bed~ms, guna Joe. Xlnt financing. tomebody 110J?1ewhere. Call C.M. ·
has separate formal dining TREASURES By OWner. 4 BR. 21ii BA, $38 095, s.;!, daUy It $28.900. Call 847..f.iOlO. ~:.pa!k ~=~:~ ~:~ $6:>,<m Will handle. Foc in-us for free advl~ and let u• '71 Levitl modular No. i(l(X}.
room and family room. All 1831 WetitcllH, NB 645-«Tro 'lx40' custom. pool. Cburt on.,,.. over existing loan w/small tormatkm, call tind that buyer for you 24 x 46, 2 BR, 2 BA, cor lot.
electric built-in Jdtchen, 3% 103 Linda Isle Dr. )'f'd entry. $73,500. GH-735.l. MESA VERDE 3 Br., 2 Ba., down+ 2nd T.D. only $1&7. * ~2800 • CAL L Ci) 646 ·1414 Ocean brec"U'. 0 w-n r
baths, this "Once in a Lif~ 3 BR 66• lot 55• alip. Costa Mesa Fam. Rm., Screen Rm. a mo. not far'from ocean. .it=W &did.Ml. 493-31!n
time" value i.11 priced below $149,sOO. Sharp, sha&, cul-<le·sac. B OWNHOUSE BKR. 962--5.511. r.I ALTY MOBILE HOME. Columbia mark~ al $84,500. Call now, t 2430 &.yshores Or. RAPID CITY Schls, llbry, close. By 4 . R. T N••r N••••rl P••I orrl~• ~40 Xlnt cond. & location. it woo t , ~I. 6'13-8560, 4 BR. 3 BA., 55, lot. S14S,l500. Owner. 540-U73. Pool!!, tennis courts. ClOfM! to REPOSSESSIONS ~~= Sacrifice. Must
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'""-ESTATERS GG-$760 '46-2681 Rive fOl'Cdl the owner of Lots of living s Pa c e· ~~ ~~eP~ii8.950 of these FHA Ir VA bomes_ 3 BR. & Den $36,950 p 1u 1 h >' crushed • velvet 2 BR furn. adlt. pk. C.On--
NEAR BAY & OCEAN thil beautitul Costa, Mesa Wonderful neigh. in Mesa contact -Unique, white brick exter, value. 3 yn old & better ttnenta! ~foblle Manor, ~
• Fumtahed unll& ...... to"'"" .. evttylblng Verde. ~ Andbey. 557-1® mur11ir.........._1 KASABIAN gal<d '"""'· 2 Ba .. bll·itu. thxn new! 3 bllu to Harb•" w. "' SI., S.A. s .... ~«;. °"G!:cnt~!-'! !~ ~~~1oca~ ~E' r?~.;,::; £ ~~~~~:.~~. ~. 148£&1IJ ~ .~::'.·s ... 1!:2;:: ::· b::;..;:: ~: :_~;~;~only. call = ;:ss~::S~.
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4 hedrooma •P-,BALBOA BAY PROP. ,...,,... 3 bedrooms. • d .... c. 1095 San Pablo cu-. * FREE * 3 hr •• 2 ba. lrple .• bltm, tam =an~~ ....ar.n SEE THIS! ~ln~tlon~ ~. ·
lltaita and a 20x24 linished 642 7491 * larie dining room A • cle $39 500 545-Q:28 Refreshments at open House rm. formal din. rm. Lo Custom built 3 BR, 2 BA
sep&rate family r oom * . beauttfUI beamed ceiling BY, O~ MESA DEL SUNDAY ONLY, 12 to 4 maint. yard. Cose to tOOps L•gun• Hiiis hom(t ln desirable area, 1S70 Biltmore l.2x6.2' fum.'l~
downstairs. 3 be.th!, country VISTA DEL 1:100 famib" room. Priced for an P.M. three l3) popular floor It sew.. A.Mrume low in-
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kitCben and dining area, Loxury Apt. On the be,y immediate sale at only MAR 4. Br., 2 Ba., shag, plan.s to choose from. 3. It 4 teresl Gl loan. Call for ,.., dra~ ~-1_:-...... lndscpd I: well malntaiDed. 839-7$5.
plas carpets A drapes 1n Mqn.l.ficent VM!w $34.50(L Call M&--11.Tl. drpa & xtru. $ 3 4 • 9 5 O • aPJJt. 962--0566. ru1s, pes, l-.:11'6• many iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill ,,.., ......,,., B<lrms. $31,950. to $34,500. ====~~~--,---,... 6 mo old N-By 0..'ner 646-7530. ~ room. At $39,500 ~ SUp Avt.11.kbJe I=-~·~-·~-~~"""°=-OWNER anxious. Asswne '"'' · · · ., .. 1
better tee tt now! NeW on Georee Wlllfamson N. Coat.a lifesa, 3 Br. 2 Ba. ~/=s ~E~~: 6% k>an, 4 bedroonu, 3 World. 837-3652. C>wnn. Newport Shores [ ~t' :' I fAI
f mllrk•t. RNltor ""'lot, idnt llnancing, try RED CARPET, REALTORS. ba""· h°"' family "'°"'· Lido hie WATERFRONT 4 BR. . ~
! su.4S7t Ms..15" 5% down, $30,0XI. 83t)..9188, 962·7771. dining nn .. extra.bonus nu, Tr•dtToon•I S.ylroht Best buy In this cl>oice area! ••••••••••I t * ~ ... ~7739 * built-ins, dlthw•aher, 2 , Ba bl 2 a.ii.... hiond ~ ~ LUXURY HOME tln!l>tace, ..., uv1no "'°"'· 0ne or Udo Noni'• moot 51, ·• ""· •1 .... •, .... Acl'Hga for .. 1. uo l 545-S49:1 Open EVES. JUST US1ED ·3 ft 4 BR repoe. (1 with l car 11r ...... -..;.... homes w1tb 60 n. tei-to ocean, poo, • en-~ ~--~--~-i ---1. WUls Realty, 1b1s txtcU!Mt home •·-4 brlt., 132,950. ~~. -~·-• • •-,., -Finn SACRIFICE' ~ • c U a
't 1 -BEAT'SI RBaENthT. -·-·~o;;:;;; ~"" C Bedro0mo $31.950 ;-;;;~\VNER. 4 BR. 3 BA. -bdnns. big ,;:'11y OWNER TRANSFERRED frontas•. 4 B~. b""' up-~AYWOOD REAL TY RMrold• O>unty. $3400.
'",. l 11Ut beautltul tamJl..y home ls FAM RM OlN RM MF.SA rm. lmm11.culat.et Thli tri· Leaving lge 4 mt. 2 BA on ataira 2nd llv, nn.: hill 00', S48.-1290 * total p~. $100 down, pt..
Home "" O>mpldelJ ~ -G ~ Uttle hl&nd located in one ot eo.ta VERDE. 5ts-o3oo ' level fealUftl Parque( entry, svrtnkle:red cor. lot. PLUS 2 ~1~· ~~eva1~·,.!Ult000 U.ted ~-*An mo. Owner, uk for J'°', furbilhed by nlA 1n Jan-
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Ina Ir a COOi CO'lft'fd. Pfl,00. ~ ,to have xtru. Plfced to te1J A: ahpg. Only S 31 , 9 5 0 • _..,tOll Sdler pa.ya re m a 1 t'I 1 n g Cal., bc!lween ~ fr
'4«ii55, Ewni:np 642-l43&. * NEW LISTING * Don't mlsl teelQl this ant. NEAR Dana llutiat oetan at only $(1.,950. can A lff, Broktr, $(7~ or 5f6...626L Ml6 Via Udo ~ Veteran's COttl or clollns:: Red Bluff. Near n '-w
CHOICE DUPLEX: Call 97S-1050. view artitt'o """"· .:..iuded 962-783?. UNUSUAL 3 Br. lam rm * PIER A SUP * ""'"'tor FHA buyer. Sh'"1>. tneway, 137> per aa.. 2 Bdnn. A l-bdnn. ~ o llu 3 8R. 2 BA. dftt. tao otudio, OWNER ,...,.. 1 bed_, -bom<. Tile "'°'· 60 Ft. 3 Bdrm•., 3 br.lha cl•an 3 bdnn •• family nn.. '4&<i47G.
llq\ddatll'W -mu. •lll . ~ , . ol\ 2 wooded atrH,. or tan It dl!b, 2 baths. dioi.n& rm., Many utm, Jn.500. Call 1mmacu1.ate.1 $240,000 frple., ~ Jn. )'IOW'C. Nt!ar SACRIFlCE for cub. 10 .Ac,
kotUent ttrml. '67'11>. &I 21 be dMdtd. ~<m. Owner muter bedaw11 hu cani.p8. OWMt 536-Q.S6. * 90 Ft. Lot * Westmlnstfr St. A Euclid Anttlope VallfY. $250 ptr ':==.,====7 I DAVID D. CARLSON °493-4l!L A 1areo mlrr<r, book LOVELY411r-. w11"'°' 4 lldnm.,"4 br.lha. Lutie Avo. ""·-'Dftrllnc Rl!l'c <tit> ,,.WNER ,t.r•n•t•r.re d1 REALTOR_ m.nn ~ lbelvu:Abullt ... ll"barlntbe "i.,... roe room. SG,000. nunputnn. fll5\lm. larw1n ,..lty Inc. 68&-n61.
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...._. brJ tk """""" * 3 BR. •• *" ......... '52,500 Qooe lo ~ """· A OWNER muat teJL SWIJn -** BEAVT Ooitdo, J spac Meaa Vant. DAILY PILOT prlca tor all 20 ....... -
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C-""'rclal -will tndo tor 0.... ......... -2 BR WI..... $250 mo., dbl I"' pai1o. -6 -~-p ,..,. \JI II< portlally ...... 4ll DUii&. ~. • $225 •• ~ --Pool ,... .._ or N...,,,.-t Badri b $150 • UUI pd. Nkt:ly f\lrD 1 Nr. OttllL MUG> bkt. .--no ~ mo. • Qdldrm • Pwt 8tCdca
;N'EWPOllT l l!ACH* ...,. --· Br. XIDt cood --:ml N"'°" Bhd. CM BAYFRONT Laa. .... ., Ual -$185---Utll pd...-So.J.,q\l.DA,.1 CMt• Meu Condi.............. ,........_.....,
,,..,, ..... """'"bldJ. _...... calrlD 115""' Be. Cblld, ... pet... • BEAUTI FUL NEW Unfvm. ns 1lrll Ad Wortll~ --
, ... "" · ....u..t Imm •·-.. bin Sl5.GO> ""° · 2 "' --· °"'" 2 BDRM. "iDICE IM" · HDLIOAY PLAZA $5"',000 Call -or wrile, view. Gu, ...,_ ...... nlumlthed 11911. 1't W......,, -Bldr· Newport -DELUXE -I BR.
REA LOHOMICS i:""" ~ ":!' ~~· NU-VI EW RENTALS ~ m. · 11D1-''YPu1r,1">1no u * *' * * -.... SUS. llMt<d ]>CFOI, RHl!ors 675-4100 Call!. ml. • ' 6'73-4030 or .,..._ ~ ...,,.. """""· pa!lrrt, Daye. 55,.,_ Nlthh BRAND NEW * Ample ,....... Adlllls. m
C·2. 206l-207I ~•pert WILL trsde SZ.GO> ... '" Nawpert Boadt pool, spa. Adul,._ no petL tJNIV Part 4 -w-. allp pets.
Blvd., Cll. J(l)'xllS , Prtnd-Lake At'rmt.twad IN. Short', $92.50. 0Nn A nt&t b&cb at 151 E. 21.at St, CJL. ~ ,.,.. BR. %\4 BA. SUm.mft', «.._an.IL JM flofnoN, Aw.. CM.
pal& only. Ph. 642-tul. home. 38R, 2BA. Lg nim-beach. Oddftl. , • PHONE; 64&-16G6. ~ dn.pft, ~ , 4401 W. Cout ttiltrn1 LARGE Mcbtb', abar nrp.
Condominiums ..., na. """""'"" '""' "" 121> • Balboo Jlland, s Br e BEIJEVEI 2 BR, ar .-.. b!:, ~ "'; •.• s * Cell: '7Mnl * ""' pd. S13' + -t for N ie 161 6-1 urut. Ill NB &n"a. t\R. Gar, patio. dl!cll. Kkll '*-SlJ>. 133-JHL ' TewnlMuH iJnrum. JU Nnr lbopp\r'W I: f'w)'L
1---------1 213/476--l.SU er 337-2609 $l50. 2 Br h8r rlcht Oii aand. ALA RM'tt•I• • 64.S-not SotS-Oe$1. • El canuoo.
fOR ~ or rent • F'lnHI rYH BJIM. rar. patio. L..tvna IMdl Costa Mela l I: 2 SR.. Pool. $1«1 Up.
''1t"llr aeywbett. 2Br., 2 Ba.. LEVEL LCTI'S, ~. NU-V IEW R ENTALS e HARO TO BEAT· 2 BR. SlG ·QuietA9fdudedJ!tr.. Unturn avl O\DdrH'• aect.
l"l"dc'(". l'Tom s 5 2' 5 o o. with-wattt. Offtllne area. 61l-tl.'W> rr fi4..32411 fncd yd, encl pr. Kkll/ 2 be bl OPEN ROUllt m Tuun I&, ELM CARD™S ~. in &.12-:z:m. By ownf'T. C...U S4f)..4S27 pet1. $145. ·• CUltom t ~. CU-Newport ftMttt. from 10 to E. 22nd St. CY.isa.3MS.
EASTSIDE. Quiet AocatJon. RMI Estete Wented 114 ~. H~ ~ ~: ALA Rentals e MS-3'00 ,;: -~ pd. lp l Br., 2 i:~Sth r!.:~~ BEAtrr. FURN. 2 BR Sl'B
HACllNDA HAUOll ,,.,,. , ...
DELUXE I I. 2 BEDROOMS
Furnished a Unfvmitlled
Heated Pool -Garaget -Shae Carpellnc
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Adulh Only ·'NO Peh ,
2Al Avoco4o St., Costa Mesa ~12N
VILLA MARSEILLES
SPACIOUS 1 It 2 BEDROOM APT.
P7um lohed a Unfurnished
Adult Llvlnt
Dillrwuber color coordinated appliances -
Plush eha1 carpet-mirrored wardrobe doort-
lndlrect Ugbtlng in kitchen -breakfut bar -
huge private fenced patio -plwb landscap-
ing -brick Bar•be-Ques • large heated poolJ
I. lanai. Air conditioning.
3111 So. Brim.I St., Soni• Ana 557-Cll
COLDWEL L, BANKER A CO.
MANAGING AGENT
. ----~ ------.. ·-Adults on1J community. 2 Grand plano. Adults tin1y. S H ARP 3 Bedrm., 2 \... fr pl c:. u--__. Jl!O ft t •m incl util. Htd Pool Adltl
bluff ••BR. ..... --_... IQ •• , crps,w.. .__.., •~ HR. 1% BA. trplc., \argl' Eest ·~ Avail Au1. Thth. 6-tl-Ql89. bath, double garage, ocean view. 8ftut did&. ctri-. bltm, ston.ff. 2 car M pm. Allo 2 Br Unt ...,,.. vm. .,_ A,pt. Unfum. "5
pool900, "'y· ~ ean,.. 17~1357 • 3 BR.' .... \\ hlk bob. Avl oveuized yard. Quiet NU-VIEW RENTALS ..... pool, ........... "' 642-952). liN;.;;,.:;;_;;:if;;;H;;algh;;;h;---1 __ .,,.. ____ _
m. · B ~·~· 963-2187. Sep<. J>.June 15. $375. 5015 • tr e e I . '230/mo. In· 673-m> or -echooll, dUltlml OK, J<aH 1 Br Irr 1111 a $135. Sl-1-.....,;~-------.,.
FOR Sale-er Rent-1.quna Bruce Crnetnt CLldo eludes gardener. call 2 DORM tmu., tnc1 utu. Ul»mo. Adltl' oaly, tdeal tor CLEAN1or2BR.Ad~U,no c_ ... ___ ,_Ma __ .. ._,._,...._,_,1 Sch., West 9 Condo. 3 BR. 21 I ~ Sanda) 213: 6'ro-4601 Larry -agt./owner, Sl!O. Salaried, mat are 2 BDRll Dupl,q. att. pn,p, bubtlan. U9S Cburth. CM pets. l4't ldL $J25.$150. 2471 WORnt waltin& for • but
BA. By OWfJl!f. 644-7'9l7 fNncW l tr mobile hm $125. + t.ch. 546-5880. adults. 4!N-3170 l'it t.. cpta. d:rp, stove. S• tsn E. 11th St., N.B. ~ no~y did! Lall of folb
f!'\'d. ~ util pd. e BACH BUNGALOW. Pre-OUTSTANDING CoutUne Adultl $165. mo 5t>-6334 APT. MGR. Min. dutiH. San CSemente already have moved in -
4 Br, lo pymt. $112 per mo.I ••••••••• Rent-A-Houn 979-IA30 fer t1.111le man, SSS. vw. Quiet hm IOI' cpl. Reta Duplexff Fum. MS Live ln. $55offrenL 12 tum. they'couldn't wait form to ~~:/Dbl pr. B~=~fty / 200 WINTER rTnW. ~· ALA Rentels e 64s.3900 only. '340 mo. &.tm. 0.-al :..:d ~·:es. 'MlltWl ~:;:~: C:: =· ;.:i;::::: aJ:':i
shllrp, modem, 3 u.I.. . • SPACIOUS2BR,enclpr, Legun• Hill• . . Sat. 2 pm. ms Saft Fernan-"GRAND OPENING," but
Oupluft/Unita BAKERY · locel tum. $300. 543-2139 crptt. Kklt "''elcome. $150. NJCFJ..Y Fu r n I •h«!d l ~-"~~ts;:,~~ do, San Liem. we're 1'eacb' now With lhll!
saS. 162 REDUCI NG selons (2) HouMI Unfum. 305 ALA Rentels e 645-3900 NEW 3 BR boute. Beaut bedroom. tmc\e CIJ"l,le, no iQh...., Pl Apt. B. CM South Legune belt Adult Apartmellt tn
"' Bdrm. bomn 5t'pante CARD&. GIFT shop * v\ew. Lule $2MI. Certral peta. 64MID30. ·• · · Costa Mn.a. Private patio
,.,., lmmac. well lancbaf>' HOLLAND Bus. s.1.. * l BR-Z BA A/C. "1>1•·· El..t ldl Newport --EJ'FICJENCY apl.tJlil pald. ... ..,_, lirepla<el, -
«i. M.500. 5cs.!lm5. lT16 Orange. C.M. 64.Hl'iO Gen1r1I S2l5 + util. Kldl ok. 962-3881 ** UKE ~! 1 A l Br. Newly ~led. $165 mo. ttWnp. walk-Jn doM!tl,
CANO,.. •~ r --•-.;._-------~1Pt5.. w/nrw cpta A: dilbwlbr. NEW 3 BR, 2 Ba~ $250 mo e BEAt.mnJLLY FURN· Pool. Rec aru. 6f5...5530. nD Leur ..... 2927. :r:...panellnr. c:upetlttr.
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Y.n okt 3 BR's up 2 ...,-, ~ or _..... ...,.....,.... 2 BR ~ •-W 18th S CM. I d • O:l'll'D, 2 bl.lb. each.· Be~ut. Acmu from MJaion in San B.ltina, fpl, lg ~ )'d. etc. or RI! $1000 down. i.xu..u .....a-, 1% oa. • l, . Apt. Unfum. MS F u r a •b e •
..... Anxlowo . .,,...,.,. J""' C.p""""'-For In-LH11/0ptlon Av•llabla Owutt/....,., 644-'1225. Winter only. '4S-2130. 1 BR, 1125. Studios $1U. No tll2!rlmllb<d. A ,.._
formation call 493--ltJt. Blcr/Ownr 6C-22'l1, 646-!1666 NEW 3 BR. 2 baths. $251) mn. Duplex~ Unfvm.. 350 children or pe~ 2135 Elden BALBOA BAT QAJB rec. bulldlnc with pxil.
Income Property 1" Business Wented 210 4 BR Mea de1 Mar, Mesa or 1tll sum down. Aw. See Mar. Apt. I. ~~-~-1 bd:nn, Bechekr A:-1 BR'• from
HI. Fam/din nn. TV rm., OwMr/Apnt ~7525. Gener1t .... ,. -· ~. $135. l«I w. Wlbon (just W. FOUR PLEX 1'77.50-BAOIELOR APT. Belboo Panlnsula of Newport Blvd.) a.ta
"'"" ..... """"' ccn-lst TD Loans •tudy. 2 .. • 3 .. """ " Lind• Isl• IMMACULATE I ........._ Man only.-· 1J2 w. M .... llnld.lon. l~e r 0 0 m s , . ~-.:.~ 2._.~-31 ~ drapl-1, llrcle prqt, No Wit.in, C.M. 2 Minor wall bedrooms, ~=,,.,=_,.-,-;;:-:-:-;;-
"'•utilully lancbaP'd ~~•-6~% INTEREST ISO ENJOY•""'"""''"'"' -·•--• 3 8' .• 1\1 ha. AMualleue pett. '44-00!0. * 135. 1 BR-oottqe, ulil ceramic tile Raman tub-WHAT'S A VILLA?
. ~~.~.··S7 . .:-. 2nd TD loans •brdlo w/lolt. All utll paid. ~Y;... ''" l'o<Wla Dr,. $3511. mo. lalboo Partln1ulo paiil.·AduJi., ,.,..... rrhr., tlttplac<. •••••••• .~...._.~,.. • ......... ~ """' Pvt yard, pet ck. ~· 673-4063 * 544-"39 ** dllhwt.lhlr. 2 dr. ftf, lush, A areat way of We U )"OU l~ Down. 166,500. Or ~ I_., ntel Clnnp Cb. * Untum 2 2BR. ~SU.le Newport 8Mch DUC duple 2 Br .• l ~ Ba~ NICE 1 ·A 2 BR trier, $85 I. pluah shag carpets • au....-. d!Ollt the FAIR WA y VILLA.
q:cb&rwe b mare uruts. --;-W~E BUY TD'S" $100 rozy l Br w/eanae. rana:e. aml ot. bitlna. nu cptl, drpl, frpJ, up. Mature edits. 60-U65. A: on ocean. Adult.I. Yr. be. Elepnt privacy at a price
Call InYHtment Division al stove, refrir. Coovenlent klc. No pet&. Mlllt have rd'1. $21()...Udo Iale. Ruse 1 Br. ~~· yn be only. 133 E. HUI St. $2!IO. 81J..«117. )QI can afford • complete ~-. Settter Mtf. Co. · * Sl.50 mo. + S75 dep. 6t6-S63T w/av. Yearly. 3 BR. 2 BA, l yr leue, 1ncldl with a tinkling fountain, put.
'42·217) SU-0611 $129 NEAR ocean. 2 br, b!tns. after 5 p.m. S250-3 Br. ~~c. 30' Uv nn. 2 Corone del Mir •pe~ Br ::n =:....~~4 ~ trplc, d1n rm, 3 balconin, 1 tin& and ponlsJde llvln&. oTHEREAL ·~)< ES'.fA'.fER,~ Serving Harbor arff n yrs. crpu, drp1. ; ok. 2 &~~~~ ~~-e= =.-anrro~t pe~. Br. all I BR. DUPLEX. Pmly tum. 642-SMS. ~~k =P.~an.::. ~~ul~~~ .=~~ ~
lnOppov•stm,;:lty 220 $165 • LONG halr pk. 2 Br, cleaninc ~t Rtt No bltna. Gar. ~k. $12D/mo. Y~ rmtal. Huntl,..., ISeadl 67S-11J6 eves. clous livtnr &rM1 to Mare
1,,,,-;;--.-::-=:o:-=-=,;: I·--""'"'--'"'""''----""'-I l'il ba, encl gar. Kids, pet pets. KI 9--ll96. NU-VIEW RENTALS * &K-0 * CHARMING older bayfront 3 with )'Ol.Zr tr!erxh, lncludln&
C-2 1.ooed. Rentalt, an double 11 UNITS tine. LEASE 2 BR bou>e. N•wlY 673-m> or ,,..._ Cute Maf;O LaQUINTA HERMOSA BR fully -. p v T )'OUT own privale patio.
lot. Small down, and owner S250 CXXI' 1.9 x crcm * decorated. Adults o n I y . BEAOl, dock vall O>me and aee! will help r""'""' G....i fl>. • HARBOR VIEW HOME 2BR. I II ~ ~-• .,...,.., -h Oowr"1 Dtaln U... space a . • Walkerl.Ltt ~7131 $175 -POOL.l +denco1tqe. ReferencH reque a t~d ..., ..... ,,.. 1-._ -111 •·IL -Wint.er HM Yrly •-tore potential _ 3 n-•-dlnin pr! patio. gara.p, SIE. 2142 ._ • ,... "'~ -· _,.,, CALL ANYTIME Money to Loan 240 Pvt iar & yard. E-side. 548-.Dl2. DC\lliu.. I ~ Ave, CM S48-6381 raoed p:iol; mnten Pl 5C-9l9'l6 er 675-U'l.
,., -E IJl.906I * 1140 . 2 BR. hu """"""'· room. $395. mo. BBQ. lihhellnable IJvOw -Corona dol Mar .......,_or 98• * NEED MONEY? 121.1 CHARMING 2 br olde• cm. 1n. vac. w/yonl. REALTOR, 644-7270. Nowport -dt Only
La chenmye r We 1"t'pf'Hent aneral private home, gar. Balbol. Island. Rent·A·HOUM 979-&430 NEWPORT ISL on watrr. 2 BR. STUDIO • $240
lenders. Borrow agaJnat the OUl~n ok. 2 BR LOVELY Udo IsJe, 2 BR., 2 Allp avail. 1 BR delux, IV· ALL UTILJTIF.S PAID
R .. d t o r
f'qUity In your home. Call LANDLORDS I • cpts, drps, lan&e, •-t -2u BR Adults No peta
I I Do •• , W -"ot. Cpl --"'·. No pell BA, bay v\ew. Vac. Adlta. opener, app...,., -· 711 or l'H. appraisal, you nave a vscancy P qu.i "'AV
BALBOA BAY PROP. . Sl65/mo. ~ 548-lG. Leur:. S27S mo. 51~ sharp, pr. opebel", applnl, t-iJeiiiiii-1 can fill It. Many destn.ble • evn, ~ll9t d •ya, $350. Yrly lease.• 549-26118. •e:••,B-a * 642·74'1 * '"'°"" on our waiting "'1. 3 Bdrm., 211 ha. POOL, dbl m.<13T7. YRLY, ..., "" I< drpa.
INCOME HOMES **McCLURE ** A~lutel,y NO OIARGE. lanit', fpJ., pvt yard. ~LOVEL==y,-...,-5~8'~b-orne~tn
(I bDta S. of San rneao ....,
oa Beach, l blk W. on Holt
.. lliZU Pa-. Lone.) m•> 117..s<n ~NEW DUPLEXES S48,9!'>0 The Loon Arranger *BEAC~~. ~lEllNTALS* MESSZOAlmoVE. Bn>kRDEet3, br551-41302 .. • Hu!r Vw Hrns. 0-lo :,;-n!. ~. s..., 1 ha.
4-NEW TRIPL£XES S67,9SJ 492-8332 or 492-0™ -.rv ·· achla. bch a s h ops .1---------$14S _ $1G5
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ON TEN A.CR.ES
Apb.Mn.-Leue
1'lreplacu I priv, pallos.
Poolo T""'11 O..tot1 Bldat
900 Sea Lane, CdM 11.1-2611
MAcArtbur nr dout Hwy) B<oul n"" 2 6 3 BR unlll. Money Wented 250 LANDLORDS! heme. 1261). Jock P<dt. OhhM!/pool. l:<iO mo/Lott. ~~~~~~=: -I< 1 BR. .. liol,
m. E. e., st .. Costa Mea iv s-•-•1 tn N-·~1~.......,_,..~·-~=~~-6'4-6Sll'7.!,. lft) -•,·· ....iv rara1es Ph•. "" ·~1 I 0 "• Interest e ~ ze ~ ... ,...,. · * 3 BR, LARGE YARD. .... ~-• .....,. .. .,.. • • !!!i!!~!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!JI ~ I• ch ~--del M e NORrn BLUFFS.View, 4 br, ••lb .w Divided bath Ii }otJI of Rea e .....,..,... ar CUL DE SAC. $225 MO. . DANA HARBOR Loca1 buainess woman ~,l1h a Laguna. aur Rental Ser-64.>-8898 2\i ba townlw. Family I ~i;jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj.::iii~ closets. Rec ball, pool a: PRIME atta-2 b1ks to bch.
INt'OME HOMES (NEW} excellent references Ir track vice It FREE to You! T?')'I---------area. Pool. Cu • tom I 1 pool tablies, sauna baths. 11'12 Br, 2 BL Avail Aug. '7,
4-Plextt . , $66,950 to $89,950 ftronl tttks 4 investors at Nu-Vlew! El Toro features. Nr tchla. $425. Apts, Furn. J6I See for )'OUl'!elf! 17301 No pets. 673-4'331, m-4873:.
Duplex •••••.•••••.•. $52,500 S3500 each, or 7 at SXKlO for NU.VIEW RENTALS 3------,-.. -.-,-Dn-.--1 644-<l275 --------Keel30n U.. 0 blk W. of LRG Cheer)' l br. in CdM.
8 Unita •••••.•..••• $132,500 80URd bustneu venture. Will 673..m or f!M.l248 • IP BREN Hom~. M 0 n a c 0 Anaheim Beach, 1 blk N. (ff Sater). No smoktta I child I pets.
Alcazar at La Cresta, Dana pay 10% lntettst plta mn. Home. Vacant. immediate model, water pd a IG-7M8 SD>. Reta. 673-41t'9.
Pt, WEBB (Bkr.l 642-4837 bonURS on rM!t prorit for one BEAt.mFUL YARD OCC\.lpancy. 2 ddldren O.K., -"""entr. ideal 1oc. ..... ~ l br, Sl.2'1.50; 2 br, SJ55, New· HUNTINGTON Garden 1 ==-~~=~,--,.-loan. Cub Completely fenct!d. 3 txlrma, but DD pm. SB>. a month. ....... .._.. ly dee. Bltim. 9qJc. Pool. NEW 2 Br. 2 BL Bay view
00) 2 BR-Deluxe Bid&:. • 6 )'ea!' flow I. Pl'I> 2 baths, family romn, dln. Col~l Propertia, Inc. 6"-556!1. avail. $!3-04M. ~ Apts. Heil at Bola. 0Uc.a.. duplex. Top 1oc. $315. ma.
mos old E/slde C.M. Prln-~!avail. fer inspecti<n nn. Perfect condlUon and 5116...am 3 Br, 2 Ba, family rm, elec M&-1323. Comp.en ~ See on leaa. A.ct 543-2Ul u•.,...._,.._ Balboe lslMd •'hat you're miuinz. Fr. ---~-----
FAIRWAY VILLA
APARTMENTS
~Santa Ana Ave. 5f6.6ll5
DELUXE
APARTMENTS
Air Cond • 1'rplc'1 • 3 SWiJn.
mlnc Paola: • Health Spa •
Tenn1a OJurta • Game and
Bllllard Room.
I BR, rrom SlfO
l BR. Ir Den From $l9l
MEDITERRANEAN
VILLAGE
2111) Harbor Blvd,. C.M.
m11557"'°'°
RENTAL OFFICE
OPEN 10 AM to 6 PM
* NEW *
VIW NINOS
clpals oo)y. OO..ll71. rrpotleul,y clean. S275 perlCLEAN :=o=-4:-::B"R.-,,2"'B"A,..,..home-. kitch. w/w cpts. clrp&. $400 ---------S1JU2.tO. 2 BR. Poot. ~views. * 4-Pll"X Nr. South Cout month -Call ~ No Cio&e to ac:hooh., shop . mo. leue. Shown by appt. DELUXE 2 BDRM apt, tuny Near beach. $210 2 BR, 2 BA APTS
Plaia. Dix 3 Br. Owner's I ][fl!) "'"pl..,.; ,,.,...., ml mo. ~~ n~; -· 213; 79'1-T<rl tum. w/pnge. Winter APT. Poo,_ • Spacious AGENT 611 l&U &.i>U'O>mlDnable-Qul<I
Unit. Bkr. 50-2321.. HouMI fot lltn Coron• del Mar or 8.l)...58.t6. Walk to beach, 2 tr, 2 b&, $225. mo er )Tly $295. mo. Bunp)ow. Pvt. patio, mo. Cott• Mew Near Ne..-port Back e.,.
•---------iar. f---..,.. .. _ ..... Phnnesa-9971or675--3063. mo. lo ri&ht adults. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Gu6Wata-n.• .. t.-.m BY Owner duplex.. 1 yr. old =---------1 "" .... ~ nlU.11 ""'-846-1323. 1 .--...., ~
Capistrano Beach, $50,lm or SEPT. 1st lhnl Junp 15th Fount•ln Valley Rent-A-House f79..l4» ATTRACTIVE Winter rmtal, =-==--=-=-:,,-...,..-Mo. ttrJtalt Sl85 to $195.
trade for lo!. "'6-0346. Ho-Furnished 300 ""~'' ' Br .• ' Ba. '"""' ' BR. condo, I\\ ha. dra .... HARBOR VIEW HOMES-2. '"'·· 'Ba., % hlk bay. llJS • LRG., ' BR. -HARBOR snrrus Children Welcome
Ind I I P ~ 1,. B IL--Temice home. Som cpts dabwahr bltns. petlo., Den or 3 BR, Sll!O. lM, or :mo.-,,_f213~):-lll8-302l.-;-..,--~ Apt f Gardens. C pool1. """ 23:U Eldtn Ave e m.• ustr • rope,•• -• -Island tumitW? avail. '400. mo. pool: dbl aar. 'sns. S4"3635. mo. to mo. &e-2552. BelbOI Peninlulli Saunu. Hat JacuzrlL Ten.
M-l CORNER CUTE 2 bdnn Muae, fully. incl pniene:r. m..7685. 2 BR. conv. dm.1'4 bL Xlnt nil courts. S190. 846-0259.
w/older houatCoa, .primer loc.
1
tum. w/g~. Winter lBR, 2Ba w/frplc. Top s. of G.rden Grove cond. $300 mo. Yrly. lat. ~ ':c:1U~ = 2
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C.M. Ann ts, are $715. mo. or yrly S2'15. mo. Hwy Io c. Comp. 3 BR, 2 ba, diabwuher, Caywood Rlt;y. 548-1200. Maid Sen1ce-P<d.Ut0 Pd o .......... •
Walker R I t r , 642-8989. Phone 543-9976 or ~3063. redecorate:t• JVW crpts It trplc, dbl gar. Pets OK. Yr-• Call 61'5-87«t e I ,-:Mgr~·-No. __ W-,_1831_. __ _
646-7414. Coste Mes• ~. U10 mo. on 1 yrr ly leue. SD>. m..5134 3~~ ~· ~c1':: ~c-.,.,.-'--'"'dol~'°'Ma~r"'""'"-·I N.wport Ba•ch
Lots for Sale 170 4 BR Mesa dtl Mar, 2 ba, 1V 2~-:~ :--::-paint I. cpts. Huntington hach ~m._mi. ___ ~~--LOVELY 1br6duat2 br, OCEANFRONT 3 Br, 2 Ba.
rm study, din nn. Lnd!cpd. Frplc. Stoft. n!fri&'. Yrly or Newport H111ht1 l'IS Nb bch. Btaut tum. Avail now. * ONE ACRE * :'""1,;;1';.r~_;. """ .. "' .. mm... 111.1 Pot.,.tt1a. 3 BR·2 BA.-bltins-Xlnt. SMALL , .... cp1. water a Guaze. SD>. m-11D!. * • • • • • Eutdde R·2 1.on1ng 2 older ug. · + p. ~7691 cond. Only $229. per gardener pd. Mature, empl Cost• MtN ~ front l BR. ~k.
b?mes on lot. ~ of the 2817 Portola Dr. 549-3568. Snell at t&mlliM • 2 br hm, mo. Agent 962-44:71 or cpl Cllll.J. Reta. ht 6 tut, Avafl Aue. 5. Side' tie for ;,,.. .......... , ............. '!':"2. .. llive up the ship! ..... fncd. yrly. $(6.1103. m dep, suo. 541.ail6 c-def Oro ..... hoot -... yrly Tmi1k buy! Call now -·.... tt in clusitied, Shif Rent-A-House t79-t430 rental
'42-lTTl ., stmre RftuJts! &0-5618. =--~~---Newport Shores AU. urD..l'nES PAID Pb.~ or l'B-s:n9 $285 mo. New 4 tr. 2 ti.. W-'11 Compi1tt bd:n )'OU. rtnt $55, 900. Business BuslMH cpt. """'"'-l>llinl. fn<d BEAT THE \!EAT • on the CUlbn -fnlm1nr. WINTER .....,_ -
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: ,'Hartlor • Ocean. CdM .. , .... ,,.. ,., <•lllPI••• th!1 RIV· & '!35H· Rieb ,-...... BEAl1I'IFUL 3 bdrm., 2 1*.. • Pool • Bu'bequee • ~ trplc.. W/W crpt, shutttn, O>ot!otnlnfum me, not leued It y pro it1lllt 111orli1ti119 en.-OUM 1--llvtna room, f<:lmW dJnhtc rounded with plush 1 .. ...a q bed. Winter pn 2 Br
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ft • $U6,000 for' qukk A.It'. po111d•blt "''" I ••0111011 who ~.,.,.::. ~ Sctnarlo. OJunt, ~ u ~«I~ Mull livlnl at Its best RAU 2 Br •• 2 bL, Put NEW NEW NEW ~3 BR hi4ton. Tl4-224-llMO whh to 11l1bllth pt rt tiMo Larae l BR $175 Newport. S350 mo. •blew.
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110 tolli119. Ml11I'"""' 111 .... tt• pr. Com.pl. !ncd. Encl _ool1_..,· ,_e_:mJ.-:--;-:---SS W. Wllm:)n &C-1971 ews. Ill.LA """ ~Acre * JloneO.K. 111011t of SISO co111pl.tolv ,.. patio. $.200. 161-cn&. ll .. J C I ===-=--.,.-~ If! OWNER * ·4l)3.$1D '"""' t,y 111.,1110,. I _..111:--n IMft ep 1tr•ne YEARLY • 8lk to lleach.. JUST 11N1SHED
LARGE -........ ""ID So. M"'' '"•'•' "'" .1 ... • Irvin. REAL°'"""' •-ob<,.. 4 LIVE LIKE A KING Delua s Br .. 2 Bo. D/W, FamlllH Wolcomol J.Nuni. atfl)Sto s-ivbeach, ly prop•r•• "'•11tvlri-0•• Ao· I;======== I. BR ranch bout, neltled In At 114.dget Prices! fl-pie, *Ult/"1y, P• t lo. 111 2 BR, 2 FULL IA) ,.,,. l,y Pt11lt1fic." .. ~·"'-lbildt S300. M)..G3 aft I -t ~ "'.,.. .,..,. --·--·-I 3811.2-.... ,-nM lnam2•-~~~ ~ -Q~-rt".-. __,,._, --., loctllo111 '' tho 1111lh In ---~ r uni~-.-
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ST, ay HOME ON o11. lll5. a om. DIA. -. q. 11v. nn., ud c.v. -. • J1111. eau m<> 541-1192 1,EXP,,,,,.,ERIEN==CE=D~J~.-.... -,. R R HUQ\n.486 N....,n, NB A ROOliDlATE W1Udld to kwn. crpU ta. ad. cm4. M64~ MUm afttt '-Acld~my RW Eabte Hous•lunlnft
WI Apts. ....... -ill 1-p.a 1ft1, 1lut mt roo. .. ~w..Lallaaoca. Contnc! A Ina. School Gardener~ Yard ____ _.. __ _ IKINDI. Fum. ... """'"" S70 """"" $112.JO plllO " 11111. N.B. !Ir Olli. ......... :IS-BLIC, 1111. .... old~ S25 Old No. Nwpt. Bl., NB Matnt. • ...... ME<• ci..nlng. CaJi>eU. --u-N'T YOU? ·n~ ,,.. .... ,..m,....11on. -n.E. Educat1oe Sill<e""' .._ .. t 6f5-0347. window•, °"""'· •••· ,,.. ... W l(iit• MAN ma room mate-. z, NEEDED lmmd&tel1. 3 tn.lbtd. Vic. CqUtnno E .. )ERT Japan~se Rttirlt<.'<»n'l:-5a l -6 l ff.
PAIULOUS 2 IL 35,-'l'bllbanaptill BR.bonwooED1sldaC.M. VW...a.1442. BE AN Garu.n..-, kn o w -h o w , '18-<lll. !l's all here for y<>u to enjoy Satunlays and
Sundays and all week long, too. co...-. eau MWlll. P,.t 11a.rbor ru !cboo1 MUL1t -ldlUb. ..,.. INV ESTIGATOR upk .. p, plant, ""''· tclm, HOUSE OF CLEAN
$130 Up. ,um/Unfunt. Dttbict. Re a a.o nab I e • --1·11 -"--. -·n R.eo'll'dfd Yellq• Telll How d e1urup. 968-3486. f'loors, vdndow1, i·1·pt, wall&.
$750,000 health &pa, 7 swimming pooll, 7 ligbt.-
ed tennis courts, bicycle tralll, putting green,
sbutneboanl, croquet. Spacious jwilor 1'1
from $174.50 monlhly, plus 1 or 2-bedroom
plans and 2-story town houses with 2 or S bed-
rooms. All with electric kltchenC, rlvate bal·
cony or patio, carpeting, tlra es. Subler'-
ranean parking, elevators, op onal maid ser•
vice. Gourmet food market dry cleaner,
beauty salon on grounds. See beautifully fur-
nished models today, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Other
times by appoinbnent. Just north of Fashion
Island at Jamboree and San Joaquin Hills
Road.
Y"' ·-·t •~ a •·-YOUNG adult • 2 Br., 2 Ba. ,._ ~m -Toll --· ·--•·" R<Uable lO yr, mldml. Gold<.-~ SprinadaJe CaU Fr<e * ROTOT ILLING * 6 yn lo"""· &U-<82<.
--... !or lea. BuuL --. N.B. -···m· . (I I IOM2M2tt ......... ti ...... '-'•••'·· • prden ua. pat:lol. Quiet $140 mo. ... 1111 aft I pm. _._ .. _. .. ,. Prof. Carpet Cleaning
dt>ad-end lttett. just So. ar ftUI~ R I _. OOTl'AGE on Balboa llland. BLMX A Tu Sbepbtrd. col· a:radlna $90. SJ6.l2:l5, Also "•lndo"'" N floor care.
Newp:rt Ave. Multi, no vm... •a ....., JJN{frably on bt&cb, wtek lie mix Rm. J'ounta111,I..--------.~ PROFESSIONAL Call Dutth 536-1508. 24 hN.
pttl. mJ "1tltrton Aw.. ot AUi 22-29. Call !~ . .;..._ Rad-d&r.1---1 1apaneie Gardcnl.n& Sttvkt" £x~·llt•nt Jlou~leanini:: f~M~Jult. E. Of 81)') ~~~~ W/~ ~1:m.or ~ ::.. ;w-...1 . · Free Elt. * 6t6--06l9 by dny. Own lnlns. ._,,,_.. ~~l\)\"' l/il l.b'illl -.. " FND. white liq' haJftd cat JAPANESE Gardener * 836-06~ * 91e8'iJlAU •O .w/Ute .,... .,..._ Fml. Adcl-A-R_,, Oxnp. Yard....-k" Cl<ru>UP. Dedicated Cloaning
. • & PILANIClkD..lt@. FAMILY Jlll!dl 2 or 3 BR. Vic. 11th 6 Tultln C.M. Remodelin&, Pat:iot, RoofJ;, Frff eatlmates, 642-Jl02 * \\'E 00 E."VERYTI~L\!C *
Spu'1ilW New Adult Apt&. --~· •-home or &Pt. f'llm. Loe. S. &U-0231. • •-, IL .,_ .. __. ,.._...__,_ •. HOLLORAN'S Lawn Sttvltt, Rrf.11. t~l"f'" t'SI. 646·2'39 • 2 DO 1 BA S'Urn --SIMll .. tllfflwl .... ii~· lh1 '_._, ... lftL n-•· •·p• 9 MlC -DUllUni. UUVUW<U • Quall w---~-L: "'---• . --. ....... C..1 .... ltpkllJtk.ltff ,.,...,,.,, ._..... ..._... -... l\.tALE Pomr:ranian wurlng "'--. ·---847""" ty ..................... p. ~·d Private patlol, ti.lib bat lrlect --•• ot .... .., "·-· S4T-0764 ......_..... .;>Ull ~·-.... -o.>•&. l -·-6 ...... -UOUSECLF.ANING -• flea collar 6 ~ eollar. es ..... ""r pm. '7Qr"";IH1>). ~ttinc. Carports, 1&1 l*ld. w•otar..tu»ililltlllpt. Bac .. _.__witbtwocnaJl..__ 8 b ittl-E>;per. Couple To Do U4 E. 2lth St., C.M. 548-blrt ~ .... •nimllM.= l llWllllUAl'_A ·~ _.. Vic Bola 6: l:din&'t'r, H.a • YI ... EXP. Ha~·allan Gardener . lfoilli('Cit'tuii~ ~ I~ ~1 deslrtt 1 bdnn. apt. or ~. GRAND~fOTI:IER can give Complete gard~ IU'Vice ----
2 BR, stove• ft!fria. crptt, I :::::::::::::=:::::~ 1:ouae unfun:I. Pb. 6tl-2335 BLACK and white male cat, low, playma.tta. Good Kamalanl, 646-1676. EXPERJf'.:NC£ll lady will
PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS ~;u1"':.:.·..\i~:1 -BAY VIEW OFFICES aftSp.m. vie. Del Mar A Nori., me.U•CMOmyoorchild. JIM'S Gudenlng, c"Omplot< drn" ,.,,., 1'°""· •wk by
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•· th ba ,_,.,, 1..... Dt1uu aiN!ondltioned FOR ~ lit. Sm me or apt Lq\ma lkach. In Ju r • d. Exp. 1r Refs. 6'5-S469. lawn a: yard catt, cleanups. day. SJG-OOl t •• e Y Nr. w .. ~ P_, ~-• I Balboa N , n--• -• -... ~~ -• 5 >lOTE'L E•-, '"50
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642-0538. Redtcorated. Udo arta n or p .. nc-. ...,............,. DAY Nunery, babies to 5 .,..,........,. .... pm. ~ • '~ · ..,..
e ep one (71 4) 644-1900 for rental Information.---------"'··-·-. n~ ....... --. Retlted lad)' w·xlnt ttta. kl R REPA IR Chll~.rl'l.N? extrn . .n.c _____ u.a.l". "'""""''"" TIGER ttrlped tien, one yrs. $11 peJ' "Aic. 646-5788 or SPRINKLE 64-J5TI Apt. Unturn. 365 legvM 8ucb DESK IPMt aft1lable $50 &6-1244. spot on bead. Hu belp ml-645-4302. Auto .I: ?i.fanual. 536-12Zi 1---=---~~---c-
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[VJ Huntln""-. lluch DOCTORS or ~ .......... mo. wm ~ mnttun GARAGE wanted ID Colt.a lar, near Santlqo/We1tdltt B I S i SPENCER'S La~11 ServiC<'' DAY\\"ORI'\, Refs. Al!IO Iron· Apillrtments fMRerit •··-· 11RU ~ al " mo. ... ----____._ Mesa, N--area, for atta. 6Q-3542, us ne11 erv ce · ing, n1y homt'. Call afler 8 . ;;;;::;;;;;;i::;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;,I ecudves: We have Mmll!' .., --~-_..,..-.., ... ..,.... Ffte est. Lawn c11.re, 646-:~
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•••••••• I brand new 1 BR aptJ, furn. a\'lilable. m 1"oftsl Aw, stora.p;will lrue, 494-8389. SMALL wblt.e poodle. Male, C•rpenter cleanups. Reas. ~·5213. 1-c•~m_. ___ . ----
Apt. Unfurn. 365 ON BEACH! or unfum fDr Ieue m!-11.quna~~_!!Bll~dl.~Ol!l;i91111~~~ FURN (or 5 BR hie, Udo Wearlna chobr coUar and Generel Services Masonry
Laruna Brach rl&ht on the DESK '"°' a'fdlllle '50 Isle. Startinc Sept 1 -by De11. tar Vic. 18th A: Irvlnt', e CARPENTRY e BRICK, BLOCK &
•BR 2 BA Uni. ----... ---. ..__ --642-.9367. Ro.J1h I: Flnllh Patio. Top1 n..i-'--S
Cost• Mes• .. • ..... -beach. auaran~ to relax mo. WUll UIPllWl"W retp. aw.··-· IL L • '. 5 9 7 l JACKSON • The ?.1"5•U<UI 4 stone Work. -
2 BR. Furn Fr, $3ml tboee tired nerves. Call at SS mo. Ani...,._ ll!l'"fSot WANTED, pnp to rent tn FND FmL mixed puppy. ~;tn v v -' mitt. of spell binding magic
SPACIOUS apt home· 2 Br.,
2 ba., lower. Lge. patio,
gar., frplc. Adulll nss.
546-4016. '
E/SIDE 2 br, 1~ ba, adult
twr.J\.se. Encl patio. U65. 126
Melody Ln. 54S-5986 aft 6
pm, 548-9695 •
UPPER 2 Br., l ~ ba .. cpt,
drps, patio. end gar. Adlts.
no pets. $155 mo. 1.20-20tb
St., MS-3515: 640-0186.
NEAT sruo10 -2 lir, 2 ba.
encl pn.tlo, CID, bltns. S:l.65.
546--0469
$145 2 Br., lrplc., encl yd.
1331 Baker. Call first,
6T>-6461 .
2 BR triplex $135. unf, Older
couple preferred. 313 W.
Bay, C.M. 548-&586.
2 BR. 1% BA. Adults. Call an 4:30 pm 642-0970. 2346
Santa Ana Ave., CM.
2 Br. AduJts, no pets.
ADULTS ONLY Evelyne Shu~ 49f.-4.242. aY&llable.11115 Blacb 8l'9d. C.omna del Mar am. Pbooe Brown A wbllte w/cMke•l--'---'-------for chlldntna partM!s, $8.
FUrntture Available 2 BR, view, bulltlna. pool. RantllleDI Ber.ch. SO-ml C'f5.-292& eves. chaln. vie. Vlctoria I: MINOR home repairs. Plum· c4'.'."-3t<9::;:o;:·~~-,-,,..---:-
C a r P et-.dra~ terrace. $265 mo. Ii e, OITJCE. around ftoor. 1648 ~~~~~~~~~ Monrovia C.M. M6-&31. bing -carpentry -painting· INS 1 DE Paint-Carpentry,
heated p>ol-Aunai-WWI Mature adUltl. -..1905 Newport mvd., Costa Mesa, ~,. FN.D Young tml. 8u.rmfte roofinJ, Call 540-5560. Repair. Semi retin!d. Sm.
rec room.ocean views ... ~. rt Be ch $36 mo. 5t6-6212; &M-1061 ,_ 1 111 [r.l cat w/flea cellar vie. CARPENTRY, Addltlon1 & jobs ok. Bob, ~46.
pe.tl!>Hmple partttna n-.wpo 1 eves. .~ Harbor Highland N. B . repair. :)) ~an liarbor TOTAL SERVICES CO.
Securlty Gu&rdl. OAKWOOD PROFESSIONAL S u I t e , •-·-1. area. 64&-2!.15/675-<29<. El HUNTINGTON ~;wo Plumbg, Carpentry, ec.
,.a.1y to IO· Hell at Bolaa P-·li •-FOUND unaU <0in pune in Corpe! S1rvlee Repaln, hauliog. 646-1800.
PACIFIC. Chica, H.B. $'21 5 /mo. ··---146-1323. ESCAPE Meaa Vmle .,.L CaU & JOHN'S Carpet & Uphohtay Haull'lll
'111 OCEAN AVE., H.B.
('114) 53&-1431
Ofc open 10 am-C pm DaD1
·MLLIAM WALTERS CO. •
BE ONE OF TiiE FIRST
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• Choice o( 2 color schemes e CUstom carpeting
• Jacuui e Heated pool
• Dead·bolt locks
• On1y $140 per mo.
BAHIA PUERTO
2801 17th St., H.B. 5J6-.f815
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Rents from $145
ldenttfy, 549-1369. Dri-Shampoo t r e e Scotch· __ ...;. _____ _
e OFFICE SPACE, 444 Old Sewra1 .berths avail GERMAN Sbepbml. Vk. -·"-' (Soll Retardant l TREE & large PI ant
Newport Blvd. 3 bib No. of. w/~ poop on 5 day C •-'" • · removal. Rot o t 1111 n g,
H--i. 300 oq, " -•mo. ~-"--~p -~-~ 15• 19th I:: Monrovia, M. [)egftuen Ir all color renovati .... , Yard cleanurui. ~. "" _., . s;:;: ~1'et ~u VlsU 6C-IOST or 541--Z'JOl at. 327~ brtahttneTI A 10 minute Move &. .. Haul. Call M&T
TWO AOOOINING OFFICES
bUly comer, .Costa Mesa.
tlOO, uW'a pd. 642-6560
• DELUXE 1, 2 or 3 room oUlcft. BeJt deal lD o.c. _..... --
8u1fnu1 Ront1I 445
Avakln,rllthm:: Catalina SHEPHERD collie, male, bleach tor white carpets. 642-1403.
harbor under aaiL Learn approx 10 mos. V I c Saw your money by saving IY,,.AR~D'°'."-..,..--.-,-,~1.,..-u-P"-·
l'l& .. 1 .. ation, ......nll>lp A Hamilton 1: Harbor ~ me extra trips. WU! clean n -dirt 1 .. ,. living rm dtning rm &:: &Wmove trees, , Y)',
sailing. outdoor t ype• MALE black puppy. Vic " •·1.. or iv e ways, grading.
I'd ~--~-'-~•-w--~111 If" 5100 hall $15. Any rm. ~.50, 847--. ~!'!' ~~ ;-;,m, ;:.:'"'... -"" • v -or cxiucb .iio. Chair $5. 15 yrs. -;no-11~ 54&-9110. up, is what (.'(IWltl, not * HINDU SPIRmJAUSf * BEAUT. Burmtte cat, melbod. I do work m)'lell
Let tbil ad dlan&e your whole brn/blck, abort b a Ire d Good nt. 531-0101.
GET RID OF' T 1-1 A T
UNSIGl-ITLY TRASH lc
DEBRIS. FREE E S T .
COLL. S'nJDENT. MS-6(28. OfTICE/STORE nr. N'pt. outJoc*on H1e tor tM better. apf.)'ed. Young. 5f0-0111. ':elllnga
Polit Office. «;? lq. tt. Good Profeulona\ advice on WI:. FOUND -Male mutt ---------YARD & Garage Cleanup.
parklna:. t130 inonth. Ucenled. Readtnp da.il)', 5M-D11 Acouadeal Celllnp blown Free est. 7 dayi. Call
Graham Rally 64&-2414 10 AM·lO PM. 49UUB, machine app]jed. Fr e e a ...... 1-8--5031
e otfice""600 eq. ft. avl now. 492-9034. 312 No El Camino ~D. 8Younrll , fmlGo: .. _~unnH•.Bse eatimates. Guar. M.f.-n83. =-~·'::::;:~"::;•·..:54::::,=:::.·,..,...,...-
Plaster, Patch, Repair
* PATC'll PLASTERING
AJI t)'J)<'!. Fl'l'e ('SlhnttH
Call $4(Hj825
Like lo trade! Our Trader'11
Pnraflise l!(llum.n Is far you'.
5 line!!, 5 days for 5 bucks.
CaU su-5618.
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT •
WANT AD
642-5678 BAY ?.IEAOOWS API'S.
387 \V. Pay SL O! 646-0073
2BR. Nl'wly decorated. Child
ok. 753 Shalimar.
2 BR apt. Closed garage.
Crpbl, d~. Child & small
pet Ok. $145/mo. 847-2940.
SorTy, No Peta
Or O>llclr.n • • •
ReaJ, San Clemente. =~~-· -!. • W1UU • Dai\Y Pilot Want Ads have • &X> aq, ft. Industrial Shop cru -Cement, Concrete bargains gt.lorT.
avl Aui. 646-21JJ. PALM &:: CARD READINGS RABBIT. Oornettic. Brown. ---------tiliiiliiii;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil'
HB ofcs/akre1 to 900' Pvt. Advice It help in many mat-Vic. Swan It A1batrol:, Mesa E X PE R I E NCED Cont.
!;f;-0973 Modeh Open Daily
From 10 am to 1 pm batba, 24c w/util. Adj, PO ten. 1 free qneltion ans. Verde 549-2>25. Patios, Drives, walks, pool *
nt heh. Lana. 540-ll'.11. over phone. Receive full life ' decks brick and 11 * * * * * 2 BR l\1esa Verde. $140. Elec
bltns, encl gar, nr. shOp'g,
AdultJ, oo pets. 54.8-&a"'l.
2 BR studio, 2 BA. crpta,
drps, ntrig., bltins. Pvt.
patio. Agt: 53&-7661. OAKWOOD
GARDEN APTS
rt'adlna for $3. w/ld. (n.3) BLACK kine hatr cat found ' ump
1HE Factory hu 2 lhopt 6$1-l.WI. Fully lie. La on Tucana Dr. H • B • atone work. SM-3S33, ,-----------"""-----..1 &\lllilahle. S'l5 A $125. Call Habra. Call for -.. IC2-f008. ' PATIOSSIDEWALKS
2 Br., 1 Ba., all elect. Gu&:
water pd. No pets. $165 mo.
Eastslde. 642-0fJ63.
3, 4 BR. $300 mo. No pets:.
Bltn&. Open Sunday. XS ~th
St. NB 838-9343.. N"'llOl'I Beach North
1700 16th Street
&fUl.10
Robin, l73-!l&O&. •~· CEMENT CONTRACTOR
PROBLEM ""'"""""'· Con-Liit 555 Call Max *** 6#-C&81 C2 bldg, nr Nwpt Bid, ott at fk\e:nt, 1 y m p a t bet 1 c
price. 119 Cabrillo, a.ta JftlD&DC7 COIJ?l9eliba, Abar-HEL.P! We've lost our baby. e CUSI'OM CEMENT WORK
l\tesa, $225. ~2331 aft 6. tlon • AOOption r e t. Parle Hunt tract. VttY aml Drives, walks, paUol,
Industrial Rent•I 450 APCARE. 642-4436. · adlt Sheltie. Look• like toy pool deeb. Don, 642-BS14
Trader's Paradise
2 BR. 1 ba., dsh/\\·sh., patio, nso. Pets ok. 720 ShaJimar.
Apt. B. 642--0844, 968-4622.
1 &. 2 BR, fenced yard, crptg,
drapes, $135 & S 15 O .
54S-165l .
bana Point
DANA POINT
Laguna a.t.dt
OCEANFRONT apt-Laguna
Sands, 3 BR, adults, 1 yr.
lse. $400 per mo. 499-U69.
Newport Beach South
880 Inr:lne Avenue -PALM CARDS 1: SPmttUAL coll~. Fem. 96J...329l. PA'MOS, wallu, drives. Saw,
COSTA MESA READINGS. Brina ad for n· LOST T mo. old pup. B1k cur-break, rtmove & ~place
14«> I: 2880 Sq, Ft. ductic>n, 10831 Beach Blvd., Jy hair. V~: Baktt I. concrete. 548-8668 for ell.
CABINET MAKERS-Grant. Male. m.-0248 (Bea FIBER.GLASS Stanton. 1 nrl · south of C I
N • S.D n-.. Knott'• Farm. 527-3406. collar>. on r•ctor Nr. wptFnPys .~~ .. ,,. REWARD ..,0 Loe:t 2931 Grace Ln ALCOHOLICS Anonymow:. • .,... • IP'*Y GENERAL BJd.r, Contractor
(So. of Baker, E. ot Fairview Pborw 50-7217 or write miniature poodle. Blind one Ray W. Sturtz ~ MO Reprftentative tbue P .O. Box 1223. C.0.ta Mea. !~·~·~· Nr H.B. pler, AddJtiona • Remodeling FOR trade • 2 BR, 2 BA, in
Panoramic Ocean View
Brand New Lu.""<ury
Apartments
1-3BR-21,S Bath
1·2BR·l Bath
Cpts-Drps·Blt-ins
9 U .,._.(u-. ltesldential • Commercial LOVELY redec. 2 hr, 11,) ba, Rooms 400 am-noon. Socl•I Clubs W ,cc.~.;.;...---~-~ z.car gar, bltns, frplc, (n4) !f'79..K\4 or~ DARK craY cat w/wbite col-Free eat. Cn4> 5.TI-3415 Capistrano Bch, Will trade
crpts/drps. $295 on lease, ROOMS $11 wi: up w·ldt: Wll.L • u b 1 ease nrw FIND YOURSELF lar. CmP Goldenwelt A: J Ac K Tau 1 a ne-Repalr tor hm in N'pt Bch Hgts,
544-2045 or 615-3967. $30 wk up AptL %m O F F t CE. WAREHOUSE IN &>MEONE Ela:. Bolaa, Sun mom. 893--1450 nrnod., addit. 20 yn. exp. Equity approx $7000. Agt. * 2 Br., 2 Ba. bltins. cpll, ~~ B 1 v d , CM. ~...:..,$100 mo. 548-16'7 or DISCOVER Reward. Llc'd. My Way Co. 547-0036. 838-8320 · t>ves • 646-1.896 . ~·~ ~· DISCOVERY KITl'EN, ....,. i. white, Drofting North Hollywood home * Brand New Ocean View =· ~38:.15 mo, Yrly BEDROOM with kit c be n Rent•ls Wented 4'0 n~ 2131387..3393 femalf', 5 mo. Lolt Aug. lst + Inc • Lovely 3 br Span
• 4'6-6079 .
Apts. 2 Br From $155. 3 ---------prlvllegt'I, Htng Bcb area. Tr•vel S40 vie. Meredith Gardens . DRAFTING !lf.ucco & 3 new units; for
Bl.. $225. Collect U toll, Mesa Verd• 962-753) att 6, all diay UCI atudtnt wants to rent a 962-l!iOO. Any tir.e job, 557-9695 Beach prop, (213) 59&-2559
n4: 968-8563. wknds. room from SepL 15. (ap. SET SAIL GOLD money clip. Initials Electric•l l('-'Se"'a"-l-"Bc-"h-'-l~----
H·•nt lnR1or. Beach DELUXE 2 Ir 3 BR. 2 Ba. GIRL. Room tor rent, Jge. PfOlC.) to June 15. TAHITI DB.W. Kttpeake. Reward. I'RADE UP: Your clean '68-
$175 encl. pr. $155 up. Rental hou.k", $60 month. F're:!ibman. male Caucasian. Grand 3 Muted Schooner, * 56-3172 * ELECI'RICAL WORK. All '69-'70 compact car or wag-
Ofc., 3095 Ma~ Ave., . 645-1668 abort hair, aood student (!.4 crew I: pnta lb, COlta. 11NY Tan Tel'Tler, tcreame: ldnd1. Big O!' small Lic'd le :in tor my '72 Country
Childcen W elcome
New Fa mily Apts.
. 546-"'-..1:0113':.:C... -----I GPA), .......... f r • m (213) Jn.1239 -· '·ft -•--. ft -~ Ina. Ffte Ht. 546--02ll. Sq . 4 000 ml 429 . ,.., LOVELY room, pvt home, boo! IL ._,_,_ ..,_ 1 "' _,..., ncwuu. wre, , , engine, Newport 8Mch IC • ......,...,mnen, """'n e ••• -• e EL ECTRICIAN, Uce.....,, . f II TIP 5(.5..2665 employed gtntlematt. $6S. guaranteed. Interview A ~ ,,....,_,. ..__ .. _.. Small -L.lo..o --•-a.tr, u pwr. • ..
2 Bdrm. Color Coord.
TENNIS CRT., PUTTING
GREEN, POOL. BAR·S.Q's
OIJLD PLAY AREA
DAY CARE q:NTER
VERSA1LLES mo. 546-l713. apection requated. Mike, I -l!Sl VIC: COM Antmal Hospital. ;n:.::~ ~· , ........ t. * Lake Tahoe Joi. So. side, Executive Apartments ROOM w-houtdklld pr1vp, 1329 F1anckn Rd., La t.tnl . Fem Sealp:Jint Siamese ·~...-·-· • level, cleared. St. lc all im·
Overlooking Newport Beach. Garage Ir pool. Newport canada. Ca. 91011.. (213) named ctmwnon. 6"-8160. Fumftu,. provementa in Approx. S4500
Spectacular viewt. Luxury Bch. 54U254, '00-4100. 5 Yr. old male Seal Point FURNITURE Sbipplng It "':.,:oror1!>,.a~c!!'35' ID or
From $195. Models open 9 to Gu.rt Homo 415 ·NEED FAST Found (free IMlll SIG SW.-cat. V1!: Sandcutl• Rellnhhtng. """ Pickup '~·~ · · ••~ ·
3 Sl'ORY REC. BLDG., INC.
GYM & PARTY RMS.
DESIGNED FOR THE
GRO\VJNG FMULY
SEE FURN. MODEL$
6'40 1 WARNER AVE.
N8.~n HBlosvpd.ltalor RdSu;,.2 *P-'IVATE ROOM* Need• Ii<· 2 bdr. untum. hie. FOUND '°""" male """"' Dr., CdM. ,..,..,,,. &ff-62fil and Dtllwry. ~-rRADE 4BR.,1% ba. comto
.... _. I""'-K orduplex in Q:roaadel Mar. tabby, white flu eollar, LOST 1/'B No. 1.quna, blr lardenl"9 \11Hunt.Beach,vacant,with
Ave. for ambulatory lad,y. Good Must have mWJ to med. Clriental tna bell, VSdnttJ bllc • wht q. 49t--4404 01' a.ssum. FHA loan, S3500 eq.
NEW duple'X, Retrl & food, Dice Cheerful aur-yard and one dee O.K. Not Crown Dr, Butor Vkw 497-lDl Reward! AL'S GARDENING For Me, vacant O.C, land,
d5hwshr 3 Br., 2 Ba., $325 roundinp. Avail Au&. 1. ow:r $235 mo: leue O.K. HW.. CdM. &H-0211 or MEO. •izf' Sbepherd-O)llie, ~-~ le •ma I I etc Owner. 963-4062 evt?S.
lie. View 2 Br .. 2 Ba. $270 * Call 548-fl53 * Refs. 1Uppllfd. Need by &H-lllT. blk I: bm, male, Reward. ...-.-...,..,. liUVlces. call MAGNIFICENT hlllslde vu
lse. No pets 3206 Balboa SumrMr Rent1ls 420 Aua\JltlT.~beJp~Ph. mDFeml butf colorel 5.15-8449·~ 5t0-5191 ewe. Servi n& ntatebome.15 a~.No.
(Corner Warner I: F.dwarda)
Project of Urbani ties
Blvd. 642·3331. * ~ ~ i Mike at 64l).(IQ1.9 after s. · • ...i-dbld •-_!!':!" v----'-· _ , ... _ Newport, CdM. Costa Mesa. s.o. Counb'. $225.000. Clt"ar. * t py, ft-"• .._ .. .....,.... -• """"' money • .iwnt no.e-Shores Weatcll.tt. DE ANZA Bays;de Village * RAND E WANTED TO RENT Vic Mal)olerlte Pkwy & your -ape .-• Submit prtme incomt prop.
unfurn 2 BR. 2 BA. cabana. Condo home w/boat slip Garage for 1torap itl eo.ta Geronimo Rd., Mlaion Vie-bid& •• etc.~ a ~ Pilot AL'S l•ndacaptng. Tree Brok<"r 547-6469.
$235 1 yr "'· Ou-, pool, Sum 1 -" Mesa. ~-jo, 'lllel ..... m.-. Clul!lled Ad. ........i. Yard .... """'""'" * jacuzzi prl beach. Call mer, or eun av-. nub hauling, iot dE!a.nup.
CHILDREN WELCOME ~ 4401 W. Cout Rltlhway -"PrlnJden. 67>-1166.
-·-
BRANO NEW FAMILY NEWPORT Jslaod, beautiful * Cill: 67Ul28 *
TOWNHOUSE APTS. new duplex, ·~ BR. 2 BA. 8:!.. ~:
3 BEORMS. + FAMILY, frp!c., son dttk, $325 mo, ed. Aftll .Jane to Sept. f79) • yearl.y. 675-8169.
2 BA. TENNIS er.. 3 BR, 2 BA. 1rp1c. closed 1n ,.. month. """"' """'
PUT11NG GREEN, J)8llo, block m boaeb PM), ...... m-<9lO.
POOL. IWl-8-Q'a yr\y, 673-~ 3 BR, 2 BA, delwte-fllm.
Cllll..., Pt.A y AREA 3 BR, • BA. .. ~-_, Stepo lo Bue!>. $325/wll. In
DAY CARE CENYER • <~· • ·~·· ·~· Af>o 2 Br, 2 &,
3 S'lORY REC. BLD. INCL. !:'~ .. ~~ ,!!';M~ $225/Tlk-Aug. 54H114 N.8
GYMAPARTYR14$. ~• --·--• DESIG.NED FOR TUE LIDO 1113 LTg. 1 Br pr mG 8eor Lib Olbill, ,_,
GROWING t'AMJLY apt. N.wi. ,,_._ crj,,, I IUt ..,.., llee1>1 l-U. !Je.y,
SE& roRN. MODELS d!ps/otv,,__ 615-ltAIO. nelt or -lb. 6ff.2589.
6'40 I WARNER A VE. "LA'"""RG"'E,...,,,vt=EW=""· b,-,.-,.-....,-*~ = ~-=:.
(Camrr W4mtt A Edwarda) room. KlrWJI Rood llouoe. 2 6'15-Q\O or 613--a>
Project of Urb.netics 1 ~~= ::'9.;... BoWIOA Ja.AND ~ botot.
s.. Air Ai>'--~11 5 OK. noleut.SOO. . ::"..t.w=.18~ l.111 2 8R, Opta, ctnPOO, bit· 613-4143 or Sf-"!1112 '
111" 1 hlk N. ol Adamo. off Son C1Mii.t1i1 V_....__11 425
Buch. ~ Udc:o. 5.15-'l!llO. HAWAII-WAIKIKI 8EACll
SPAC. a Br 1 .llo 11!L Faod l!lWID -· 11' lllookl 1'>rtl. dd-Ip t Ir "lit"" ,...,. JllS ..,, rntant fllt/110 .....,, pier. o.tme 2 1!R. ,.. ... 6 -boodl. ear
pell. 'm2 Alb Lo, RB. Jarp, "'911 -· $2IG. avaJL AllD oell or -db HMSO. AllO l BR, -,._ will> 2 Ir w.--cpl on
MOVE In today, S!>oeloul 211 al/ c:ond., mrlll< onoan """"· fl'IW5G
SlrA)>ts.ChUdron& vlnr. $I01I. CU-l2U Rlftltl1tollto Qt '
olc. All """" bd. MT.-~ " or llT4i0. 2 BR, ~ drpo. bl-EllPLOYED -will b>t 1--------'No-Nri.i..psJmo. s BR, -• dlpUW
Pt1111 O•ll&lfled. ~I. aft I ""t (nf) 88!-lm &<t>fl"""" 541-G5J1 -.
I
S@\\~l!-~£!/'s·
The Prmle with the !uilt.fn Chaclile
SCRAM-UTS ANSWIU IN CLASSIRCATION 700
* *
lines
times
dollars
2 Income units one block
to Big Bear Lake. $8,000 eq.
Want vacant land , units,
car, !ttlbmlt. Owner/BKR.
&16·3928; Evt>S: 548-8651.
lO ACRES Tr . Pk, land w/
hot ·water well. $18,000.
ll0,000 equity. For T.D.,
boo t, Inc. prop. or ?? 499-mo or 49>53Xl.
BALBOA I!dand \\la.ttrfronl
rrade tor lnlMd home!!
PO Box 56 .
Balhoa lsll",
Calif.
10 UN ITS In Gardm Grove
w/pool , good yrly income.
Will trn.ric l'Ql.llty for land,
1nlta or ?? In So. t'OaBt area.
l\1ark 11 Dunn Rltr 492-992{)
U'i,000 2nd trust deeds 107'11
int., well secured, SUbmit
primt< incomt property
or ??
Brokf'l' 547·G469
Like 10 trade? OUr Trader'•
Paradise column ls for you!
5 11.nc
5 days
for S bucks.
* * *
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I
.. .. .. • 11, ~ •• • • • ' • . . " • o • """ • I ! f ~ ' .. ~
FtldtJ, -4, 1972
l[lll I ~,._I _._ .. _, •'·..::llm~··~r~' _.......... ........ ... .... I 1(11],,~l ii!iiiiii ..... _,_-~1~(11]!!J:1 ;' _ ....... ·-~l~[IlJ~J 1'~ '~·--·'"•' Pi' ~-~~··-.·~·-" ~~~
Holp W•°"""• M & F 710 Hofp Want¥, M & f' 710 Halp w-. M & P 710 Help Wanl<MI, M & F 711 Hol~ W-. M & I' 711 Holp WOftled, M & F 710 .............. Ill Gora11 .... •It • -··· _________ .,,,.,,,..1 .. ~ Goa" ...
lll'l'E AudJIOr, deor. Nat =... d;_:t' :r· .JIRE SALESMANl.ctcll •SALE WAllEHOUS I Goi¥lr .Bod< -A ... u.
4lllO PBX. ApplJ Ben 8on>e ..,.i-AJ>t>b' e c.D llltl SChmldl f'ULL ()Ir 1911 Hoft ll a. -· S ""
Bsowna MoltJr llOl'1, lUOI ,,....., Udoll'.. So. Coul WllS!i:un FVIOOTIJRl). iJL WS'I' .udr. Riii lo -"' C>Ond. $310
So. Coul Hwy, So. LilfrunL Pl&u. C.M. p.._,,.1 A&eoey BE SOLD et belt -· U' P"CIMos
NURSES al<!.,_ All iiblfla. SALESLADY, .....-. ~ :10C3 W8tclll1 Pr .• JIB AT ~SE boat "1""' A 'Ill hp
Exp. only ...a appl)'. Over ....i _,.,. P.O Box lB23. 64$-1170 LOW PRICES O'ld. -Wll<, .....
.... "'"~
Papo AOCOUl<TANT •udlt••· DENTAL Aoa latant. KEYPUNCH OPR.
No Warrinji: DecrM nq'd. Key mrmt OWnide only. At \tut 6 All •htftt. F/Urne. p/tlmt. * WALLl'APlll * Job ID • rapldt,. '"""'"" m-0. ""•· nee. » ri n 1 • Ttmporary. To SJ par hr. When ,._ .a "K&e.. ftnn. MacGrqor Yacht benefit.I. Some Sat. ttB No fee:.
•t4f4 ..,lm CQrp., 1631 Plactntla, C.M. arell. call 8-9a.m or 7·9pm. P f'(l. Temp/Tampo
mJI
~ Hunlinaton Deb area. N~ ~Ca. ta>. T yptSTJUX'EPTIONISI'· VAR.tATION QF STYLES•:=:-:~~ an~.~::•_
llMl561. $ AMSTRESS SECRETARYID_bl,_ ~"!K>F • '~ (-adJ-AAoowuber
l\OTESSIONAL Palntt.l'. Act9r1 Actrasus 34&-3M0, 17I02 Sky Perk
f--•{1!!.. ~_!UL $$ NEW _FACES $$ _DEtHliL-8.lCEPTIONIST Suite ID_l , lrvlna
Ut/Ina., lnt!Ext. J'ret "Mo\!te.s, TV and TV corn· Bright, new .modem olc. 1 50
,.
ftt. Reta. 548-fl59. mttclMt. All &&et and airI ofc Aslisdnc If fi'Onl * PAINTING • PAPERING l)'Ptl. lnttrvlewlna now. \Ye desk, NPt 8ch olc. 548-~. Lar&e 1' .. inanclal Orc:anlzatib"b
are not an acency. 213: Jn Newport Beach Hu Im-:'.;.,~,_ G.:.~ 464-!121. OENTA L ASSISTANT mtdtate Openln&• For The
Call Harrt. 60-4M8 An:hitectUnl deslenen. plan· Chalrslde vrper. 646·1100 Followlna Po1iliool , •.
Profeaaiooal Painting
Inter/at.er. Quality ~-ork
!teas 557-7455
PAINTING -Honest, clean,
auannteed work. Ucenaed
A Insured. f75..6740.
FOR clean le. neat painting,
interior, reu. rates, Call
Dlcl<.96Hl65.
PROF. PainUne;, alto roofa,
ace.nus. cell., inter/exter.
t .. ic/Int1. Free est. 645-5191.
DISCOUNT on hafVin&" ii
buy on W.C. Uc/Ins. call
The Hangmen 547~.
PAINTINC 6 PAPERING,
19 yn in Harbor area. Lie I
bonded. Rer'I tum. 64,2..2356.
WALLPAPER HUNG
Call Rebco 646-2449
Asphalt Drlvaw•Y
Seaieoatlng. 545-5195 1-8 PM
Plumbing
PLUMBING REPAIR
No job too atnall
* &U-3l2lf * COLE PLUMBING
24 hr. atrvice. 645-ll61
SAVE On Plumbing. Paintinf,
JNtallationa. Free e1tJmates.
Good refer. 839-0372.
DnlN uncioflled • 1'7.50
Sewer line to 100' • $15 * 549-2502 *
Rooting
LEE Roofing Co •. Rooting all
types. """'""'" repaln, thermo roof coatlngt. white
I: color. Uclbonded, since
1947. FJft est. 64:2-7222.
e T. Guy Rooting. Deal
Dired. I do my own work.
ge.2780,........,,
Sewing/ After•itonl
siwiiiii'.oeSiGiiiN"o
Men!Womm. Reu. Rates
$10 min. Call MG.7450
Alteratlons-642·5145
Net.t, acante. ~ yean exp.
Tllo
CERAMtC tile new A
remodel Ftte f!ll. Sl:nall
Joba welcome. 5.'l(;.20!.
--~-
I I ,, j I
Job Wontacl, Mala 700
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
Layolf -1roey -Famed -
W}(lest -LA \VYERS
Sup!' daddy'• a d v l c e :
"Never write a chorua girl.
Ewn ttioee who can'I read
have LA\VYERS who can."
Job Wantacl, Female 702
net& Is senior dra/l&U'l.en betwn S:SOa.m &: 6pm. NB ofc.
needed. Jivint office ot DI SHWASHER
Berm1kf1n-Norman ?t1u.t be clean a neat. Apply
mt Bwlineu Ct•n1 er Dr. in ptl'l'iOn, SUrf I: SirkJln,
Salte 109 Irvine, ca. S930 \'I, Coul Hwy., N.8 .
appt by phone only 833-9640 DRILL Prfu Op•!' at o 1'
ARE you looking for more trainee, $2.25 ptr hr. Apply
than just another job? at 111170 Euclid, Fountain
Beautiful Ideu Div. of Gen. 1,:Vc:all='=''::.·-------
Food• needs 5 peoplt to EVENING &: Saturday desk
leach prof. makeup tech. man. Mature.
Eicec. pos. Ava.II. SC2-2G64. \0f.1CA * 642-9990
ASSEMBLEIWteady reliable
women to assemble small
plutlc A metal pim.1. $2.00
per hr to start. 71f..S79..2620.
ASSEMBLY or par11 pro.
duction uper. desirable for
day "'Ork. Call ~5435.
'lpm-lOpm. _
ATI'RACTIVE gall! to learn
& teach profeulonal cos-
mttica. Frft' training. Vi-
viane Woodward, 842-6449 for
appt.
BABYSITTER wanted
Lakeview scht .. vtc. Slater '= Geraldine, HB. Alt fl.
M7-2205.
EXEC. Sccl"l'!ary. Sal. com.
men5urate w/exper. Pleue
send complete re1ume. P.O.
Box 1623, N~port Beach,
Ca 92660.
EXEC. SECRETARY
$650
To Pres It V.P, K\VIZ Radio
o/1en1 an exc..1Ung position
to a business oriented alert
young woman w/top 1ldl11
& matching penional attrac-
tive:neu.
Ont must ~ part.lally Insane
to qualiiy for this spirited
& vt ry unique opp:1r1unity.
J R. ACCTNG CLERK
No typing, Knowlt<lp of
JD key adding machine
MAIL CLERK
CL ERK TYPI ST
Type' 50 ~'.p.m.
CLERK TYPIST
Type 50 w.p.m. Some
knowledge o( credit
JR.SECRETARY
Type: 50 V.'.p.m. Ute lh
SECRETARY
Type 00 w.p.m. Sh 80
For Appointment
Contect
Ce rol Sm ith
AVCO
Fln1nclal Service
644-5800
Equal Oppor. Employer -TELLER
LEGAL Sec., np. Xlnl
EXEC. Secretary: lBM E:<· typiJlt. Corporate. N w pt
70 + Sh .,,. Cntr. ~.
PhOne Cindy Bagby
Or Betty Bruce
839-<220
Commercial Bank Exper. eC'. w.p.m. ::ov .,;c,,_..,;.,...;.c.... ___ ~
w.p.m. +. Salary $650. Send LEGALS e c re tar y : Die·
:resume Herman Smith &: taphont, type, lh eXJler'.
Asaoc., 359 San Miguel Dr., necess. Irvine, 83.1-9031 .
Min 6 mo'• required
CREDIT CHECKER
Min 6 mo'11 expel' req'd
Newport Beach Ar•• N.B. 92660. LJVE.in house1<e-eper f or
Call Mn.Fe~
64<'7121
Equal OPIJI¥'. Em.player ~
EXECUTIVE Secretary for elderly lady. Matlll'f, expd.
lJE'ntal office. Exp nee. woman w/locaJ refJ reqd
Salary open. F' r I n g e 641j....&163.
benefits. Some Sat. HB ..:c::..:=-L~V~N='S~--
BARMAID, dayfnite shift. area. ~all S.9am or 1·9pm.
Queen Bee, 1562 Newport 846-3540.
Bl., C.M. 64&-9935.EX __ CE_PT_l_O_N_AL--,-... -.,-.-.-.,,· 1
BEAUTY operator w I t h for age iroups JS to 28 to
following. Earn m ore make good money NOW!
money lor yourself· Popular Have fun and be where It's
CdM Salon. 644-7321 or happening! It's permanent
838-4515. employment and fast pro-
BOOKKEEPER, girt Friday. motion. 213: 433-6711 wkdyg
Take charge penon re-collect or 714: 838-2893
quired. Benefits, pleasant evesf\.\•knds.
a• so c iale1. Permanl'nt. EXPERrENCEO Waitress.
Resume to Jarco Inc. 4043 Apply In per80n, 9-lt AM or
Birch St., Newport Beach, 3.~ PM. A&\V, 2855 Harbor,
Calif, 92660. CM.
BOOKKEEPER. expe-. for FLORIST \11anted. exper. on·
retail rift store. P/time. ly, Top pay. F /time. Cal.I
Bugs International, 2043 f315..G291.
We1tclltt Dr. NB.
F\111 & pflime 549-3061
MACHI NEST
WE WANT YOU I
Lathe, Mill,
Jia: bore, deVlieg
Applicanls must have a back·
ground in ultra prttision
worlt 4 exp; wlth high tern ·
perature alloys. Modt>rn
temp. control facilities. Top
pay & many fringe benefit&
Including profit Maring.
(Located at intersection of
Harbor & San Diego Frwy.
Gardena.)
Acro-TEClt MACHINE CO.
~323-5.575
FOOD SERVICE
BOOKKEEPING-Part time. Opening for exp yng matt to
Female. To work for &n ae.-~ rang small fut food &.
count. Call 897-044.1. gourmet cater!~. Sal + 7~. MACHINlsr
BROILER man needed far Before noon. 838·1103. Machinelt Lathe Ii: Mill. Job
private du.b. Phone GAL FRIDAY shop exp. Al!IO trainee· HS
673-9757. for company in Irvine. Skills Graduate. Capital Machine
BOYS 100 E. Edinger, SA needed: IBM exec tpwrtr, -~~~~'--~--10 key add, il'l\lt'?ltory ~ Mechtne Oparetor A&9 10.14 to dellvtT paptt1
tn the Dalla Point. San Qe.
mente areas.
DAILY PILOT
<92-4420
trol, orden Ir: billing:. Good Drill Presa & Lathe. 1'1in 1
on phone. Call 567-~ bet yr, shop e:xper. Appl,y in
4:30. person, 858 Production Pl.,
N.B.
CASHIE'~R~
We will train mature person lf\VINE PERSQ\lNE1.
to work in our bu!y ~rvlce SERYICES•A.GEl'CY
Outlet in Co8ta Mesa, Apply .
MAID, live in, pvl rm & ba.,
small home. 1 person. good
salary. 494-5365.
in penon btwn u am & 2 General Office $600
pm, COIN-OP. 295 E. 17th Typists to S500
EMPLOYED w o ma n • St., Ot. Prod. Control Oerk: to $500
Jdihlshlft • will exchange Acctng Clerks to $500
Manager & Assistant
Exper., bright. enthusiastic,
career minded. Top pay.
Full co. benelits.
light household dutle1 &: CHEF wentad. Exp. 488 E 17th (at Irvine> CM
cookloc with prolenional $1000 mo. Call 675-1241 ' M2·1470
APPLY IN PERSON
BACKS'l'RE>:l'
No. 25 Falhion Isl., N.B. perton or couple for a a ft. 4 P.M. Blue S..t. ~~
"sleep-in" room plus token CHILD fare • housekeeper. MAN, perm., pt time fol' ea!'-
wage. C.M atta. Tuesday Mature. Car Ir. exper nee. G E N E R A L OUice-Sh&rp Jy AM neW1paper delivery
thru Sat. Call Tu. 877-4367, Call 8-10 AM. 644-6439. alt-rt girl to do diversified Nwpt Bch. $200 per mo.
er . write Occupant 10701 ,;iiiii;;ii;i;iii ...... ;iii..... office "wk. Apply 1631 MU!t havt" dependable car &
Placentia, CM. be 1· bl LA ----~ar No. 109, Bloomina:ton. CLERICAL .o.:=:::::;::...:=. ___ ~ I re 1& e. •u•..,.
Calif. POSITIONS G. Ole Racept. $450 I "'612-00J"""=·--~--
GOOD TYPIST Interviewing tor work ln Los Localifype 60 MAN tor warehouse type
OFFICE TEMPOllARY r..-M'"'• A Women" 1!9-¥'M1 -te ·.ui... Inc.:... tab!.,, , lampc. AU. 114 (&oocll $25. G. E. Gu cll»r
tlquo. SblPOlna. -iv1nc A do! Mar. -nd $IOI "" Sola " iov ... at, 3 table<. 2 (JQn'll '1S, -JICWt
alttratlona. P...,.. p>:!llo:t quJrocl. $400 .... -Ill er r99ci.air I• H-_3!;' TV w/atml (3 Jn old! Summer'' Alm08t Cone
, •• but ":' tt.111 have plmty
ot temPor•ry oUlce joba with
top P4l'. lnterut.bJa; v&rfetl',
all JocaL 2 yn otfttt aptt
ptefl·rred. o\11•r 18.
Brown 's Temporary
10236 Lakev.·ood Blvd, Downe)'
869-2"12 or 52:1 ·5202
PANTRY v.·oman or man,
E'Xpe:r. tor Jntt. country club.
Call 549-0077 bet"'" 9 J. 11
am.
PART time. Tall neat. Ovt!'r
Zl 10 train tor part or full
tlmf window lllm tn11fl.1ler.
Sony no long ha.in pleue. -· PART TIME-Filing, typlng.
Hours flexible. $1.65 hr.
213/5.11-7420
PBX Answerinc S e r v I c e
p/tlme days. Some Sau.
Call 673-5544.
PRE-School Teacher 8: 30 to
1 PM, Exper. It/« 1tate
re q ulrem ,.nta.~
543-%\50.
Printing
BINDERY
GIRLS
Should be experienced In
hand and/or machlrit col·
lating, Stitching, Drilling,
etc.
Permanent po&iHon.~ frin&e
benefit._
Apply In Person
M•rtec Printing Inc.
1577 Pl•centl1, N .. B.
642-5200
An equal opportunity
employeT
QUALITY Control Impte-
ton, all 3 i;hiflll. Maturt,
dependable &: alert. Apply,
1631 Placentia, CM.
-Reil Estate S-.~,,-,-
fR[[
tor right......,. '°""""' ealary. Appl 1 .,,. , pc Mdtoool (bun THE LOOK Col...U l'!'optt1y Inc. Suite bolll $99. N<w 8' quilted '°"' cusblonl SIS, Convtr ...
644-6500 106 3)0 BlllinHI Centtr with m'tl'llble cush)ona. m oventu.tfed cbalr iw .,,.;,., · · °"" lit "'8lchlnl $' love Mapld t))<ll«m ...,... $10'.
Secretaries w~. mature" ec;Pf!I'. ..t •· a pc dinette set $2> • pc Typists No split abitta or Sua wor1l. NEW 2 pc., Dinette .et JU. 1° a:tra
Cle..a.-Clean modem l u n c b • lov~ dlneUe table $8. MANY
I'll> counter. Uniform f\lrn, Med. ~ ~ t $139 MISC! Elect ltem1, !'UP,
AJ'e )'OU \>etwttn jobl Jooklna: • hcNlp benefitJ', Ajloply ........ le I dr&ptt:, kn1ck kn&tkt,. Bone
fOr work dole to home! Lindberg NutriUOD in ttlf Sofa $59, $.19. China. Dolls, toyl. Ett.
Want to cbooee boon: A ot So. est. P1ua SboPPtrc bedroom.et pletewfbo.'t· ANYDAYbet9:~am68prn
time! Ctr., Colta Meta. Alie tar Al 5pr1n&: • mattreu A frame 1993 B Charle st.
Call Ut • NO FEES EVER! Cuban •· Costa Mtsa
P.P.S. WAITRESS, EXPER. Spoc~::.!:'~1~' on MOVJ!IC: Garago Sale.
P•c1flc Must be over 2t No PboM SOME CUSTOM MADE Many x.lnt buys. Antlq
Partonntl S.rvic•s callJ. Apply in penon, Surl MU. SEPARATE dtesn A twn bed wtmnm.
112 No. Tow8 I: Sirloin, 5930 W. Cou1 "F1t0M MODEL HOMES" ,uanl rail. Wht rwnd
Unlon Bank Square Hwy, Newport Bch, "ESJ'ATE BANKRU.PTCIES'" bre&ldst tbl w/4 1wiv. chrs. n........ Cal.I Twn hideabed. Blk/Wht .... -,.c. t. WAITRESS, EXPER. food• WIU.. SEPAJlATE TV. Touter oven. 2 Dftks 547.6446 cocktail" Apply in peraon, f'ru:E DELIVERY & chn. ~ Telrifr.
A.sk klr Rachel ?.lay 2--4 pm, 440 Hellol:n)pe, CASH OR Garden ~ N 8' frbgls
-Cdm. FINANCE AVAJJ .ABLE iP-t et Ai.a~~ lo d * SECRETARY * WAITRESS .,, 21 perm. e REPOSSESSION ::.;-te~ Btk= L:b Corona del Mar. 1 air! ofc. part "-·.· c".u .. : •• ~. CENTER L ltlo ...,,.., ....... uuu Retrlewr. Sat 9 &m-5 pm.
et 1 er rompoa n, at'· Fri 646-5383 WAREHOUSE NEAR 1870 Wren Cr., C ". CUnlle typing, SH It gd. _::c:·c:.::..:=-----~
pel'IOnallty req'd. We att WANTED Voluntttn for RAILROAD 545-lll97.
looking Jor a well groomed, research project on stomach AT 619 EAST 4TH ST* 1,A~!O~VIN=~G-ou-t ol..,..ata_te-. ---t I
mature M."C'y w/min. 5 yn. ulcen. 497-1781 days. SANTA ANA Open !::«Mi:30 aell SehwiM varsity 10
exper. OutA:tandlng ~"Orlring 673-7490 aft 6pm. OPEN SUn. 10.5 ~ bike $70, woman's
cond. Sal. open. Mr. ESTATE Sale -Tota! house bile!! with child• aeat $10,
Roberts, Mon.-Fri. 3:30-10 \\'HO \VANTS TO WORK! furnishings must be sold. Sean Spkler Scftamer 5
am. 613-2261-. DRIVE A CAB! Best offer at<:epted. Ava.il speed bike $35, tricycle $5.
SEC'Y ESCROW CHOOSE your houri, "(\t0rk for inspection this Fri A Sat large hibachi pot $35, 10' x
\\'ou1d you like to get in the for )'OUrwlf, bt )'OUl' own all da,y, 20571 Reef Lane. 10' draw tight umbrella tent
h. h id r· Id' Th. boss Men or women. Can HB. 968--9890. xlnt condition $'10, Sean ig pa escrow ~ . 1s he slightly handle pped
co. ~ train the gill wifh Vets, retired. ~ 21.to 10: TASTELESS, garish, con· bett reel type laWlllnC)Wtt
good gJulls. Start $600. ~ supplement your income. temporary fumltutt suit· $25, Fritklare pa dryer fl(),
Helen Hayes, 5 t 0-6 0 5 :J , Drive a cab 6 brs or mott a able 1or home or otfitt for high chair $2. mower, "'1ger
Coastal Agency. 2 7 9 I day. Apply in penion, sale by amateurs. 546-9125•1.,,!So''co""=,_391.,,,.'-,.,....,.,.....,=--
Harbor m. at Ada.ml, C.M. Ye:llow Cab Co., 186 E, 16th 9 to 5. GIANT prage aale: Cleaned
SECRETARY St Costa Mesa. MOVING Sale • F 1 n e our clofteta I: tanae after 9 ·• --· yrs. Lots -01 good stuff. modern , Oriental 111~ bav~ p)(f appearance1 • WOMAN to J'ffi!ive -~" fumishjfigs 1 paintings. ~12 Power tool:s, 3 TV's, lawn ·
xln t typing & sh sic Us, phone calls for me durina Port thistol Cir mower. couch, c ha i r • ,
Please Apply In Person wk, good pay. Send P~ " N .B. kitchen pam Ir: dishes, kld's
UNION BANK numbe• lo J"'1n s. "'""'Ids, -=· clothing & '°"'· adult COMPLETE living A dining clothes, ladies shoes 9% A
6W Newport Center Dr., NB 4462 Norris Rd., Fremont, tum. from oceanfront home. many morei exciting Items.
Equal Opportwtlty Empk>yer Ca. 9t536. Klne&lze -mattress, ta P ~ Sat & Sun Agg 5th &: 6th, 9
SECRE"I'ARY, type, tile, SH WORKING Manager for cof. deck, mile. a:oodies . to 5., 1612 H1gb1and Dr.,
Ol' speed tmtlng desired. fee shop. exper. Please send 542--3692. N,B. 642-UiO.
but not essential. 1 yr ex· re:rume:. P.O. Bqic 1623: SU.O.iONS, orig. hide·a·bed, SAT. Only! Moving Sale! 2~
per. Appl 's avail Sat. also. Newport Beach. Ca. 92600. wf/ Beautyrest mattress. and 3 bp mini bikes $40-$50.
Mon·Frl, 3 pm·5 pm. Apply Gm 1?'loo frelze, $75 or of-Relltored &: reupholstettod
Hybridyne, 3150 Pullman fer M5-B>8. antique oak aettee. Elee.
St., C.M. 540-5935. I Mlf'Chandlle MDl. living room set-guitar, amp, speaker ~
SECRET ARY • Recptionist. Enkebol. Xlnt cond. $450. Revelle wood B flat Oarinet
License T reining Xlnt typist. To $600, Xlnt Antique organ $500. $45. Sears AM/F'M 1tereo
Limited T ime Only oppty . Lakewood. Ant IOO 492--0421. record player, console,
Famous license (,'OUrte. now j ,.'.21.l:'.:'.,'./531::;·::7:::@1::;,._~-=-1-"'· l..;q:..ue_a. ..... .,.. __ .,...._ ' SJFA le. lo\i'e ae&t, never beautiful wood $35. More in
available thru Tarbell Com· SECRET ARY• p/time. Must OAK AMO IRE $195, com· uaed. Both $150. Sewing Dim fo . A -L I n e • :mo
pany, Applicants fully re· ~ accurate typist. Know'I mode $65. bl-boy $1 O, mach $25. Pvt. Pty. 91)8.7910 Bayview, S.A. Hgt.a.
imbursed upon qualif1calK>n. of SH. desil'ed: IBM e:r:ee. dressert.ec'y $175, t-cart PR. Country F r ench
Ne\\' or experienced aales Call for appt. ~ $3), Spool Cabinet, clock. G•raga S•le 112 lovaeats, om& upOOl. SJXI.
peoplt'. Openings ava.ilablt. SERVICE Station ntt'dJ 2 pine shelf. 646-7335, 646-07&1. ltaL prov. triple dresser
Complete training progr1un. retired gonl.I w/sorM 0 ,._ SATURDAY. only. tland ad· $150. Antiq carved desk chr,
F I . · Appliances _, d-~pb, -. • •. I v~··--' uture manogemen oppor· per. 1n station cleaDUp &: ·-.--.., CJ"u ...... $75. Antlq wnting tbl $25.
tunilies. Ca11 ~Ir. Sloan at janitorial duties. "Mult •'Ol'k RECOND. Appl's. Some nu duplicatmo, $25; 1iS ton. elt."t Knlck·Knacks. Other furn A
842·5581. ohain Mist, $125; tire 12..& am. Also, need '2 pump w/Lrelgbt damage. Repos. misc. ~ Seton Rd, Irvine.
TARBELL island salesmen w/aome We deliver &: 1 u,ar. chang\na· equ ip, alt 9 AM·5 PM. Sat Only Aug.
lube exper. 40 hr. wk., gd. Dunlap's, l!lS Newport operated, $50: ineehanlcs 5tb.
pay. 490 E. 17th (Crolsroad Blvd., C.M. 548--1180. =~ht ;~. '°:~~~:.1--G-A~RA~G=E"S~A-L-E~ REALTORS
REAL ~tale s-;1--; .-r;-;n
ideal for husband & wife
team, ta ke over rental &
sales oflic:c in N'pt. Beach.
No invest. necess. For in-
tetv\e"·s \\'rile P .0. Bax
18.14, Newport Beach, 92003.
R.E. SA~
Earnings of $1500 or more
per month ls easy the
Larwin 9;ay, We furnish
listing & selling tract refer-
ral leads. High advertising
budget, lots of Door time,
bonus procram, monthly
oonteslil, medical insur.
pa.id. Call for app't. Lou
Sangennano
Luwln R11lty Inc.
~ (2.fHoun)
Irvine), CM. MAYTAG ~ ·bu mies. 311 Mesa Dr, C.M. Moving, Must sell everyth!Jlc
SERVICE Slation Salemtan, waahen $35. to $100. Can Sat &: Sun 10-7 Pool Tabl
f/time, experienced, neat in deliver w/1 yr. .,,,.,Pn GARAGE Sale, Fri/Sat/ ' e, •-·-SUn. Queen Bed, twin ~. Color TV, Sofa 6" Love Stat,
appearance. N ~.~ :':X-839-1718. misc tum Fish rods hobby antique table, and much
ings, Sl e .......... • • \VHIRLPOOL Deluxe wu~ suppll,., ·baby 1te...' .... a much more. 567-4540.
C.M. A drytr. Copper brown. Ex. .. 04 • SHARP cond. 3070 Killybrooke Ln., car load of goodies. 721 St. GARAGE sale, Moving, mu.st
•-··Ive gal 1-mgmt c M O'..ft'. --J ames Rd. N.Jpt Hgbtii. sell turn. tools, and many ....._, "'"" "" . . ~. 646-302. Misc items. Aug 4 (1-Spm)
training bl m'en's boutique. Rant Wesher1/Dryar1 SAT· •..• Sot 2 TV' bl Aug 5 (9-0pm) 18095
1'.1utl have exper, in aales. Sl. Wk. Full malnt. -.-i1. a. s, ta e GUlman Irvine
U you are interested in a *· 639-U>2 * saw, AM/FM radJo, bowl· ' •
perm, position I: are quail· Ing bell, Sears'• motorcycle, Jewelry 115
tied ... Cll11 tor appt. OVER a> washen, dryers, Warm 'Ir: Cfeamy set, 1---'------1 THE LOOK refrigerators from $39.95. clothes, jewdry, etc. )173 2 EXQUISITE f 1 a w 1 e 1 1
~500 545--0780. Wallace, CM. ladies diamond rings. 1
\VESTJNGHOUSE .aqua SAT-Sun. &ofa bed t l2 round2.91carats,$3600.'lbe
SHARP, cl~rk typl!t ~ fl"ost·ftte ttlrigerator, $'10. tt. step la<l4en.' s~~ other, marquig.cut 3. O 3 ~-IP"O~~ w:::~ 3>12 Port Bristol Cir .. N.B. stereo speakit-, motorcycl; carats $4100, Both in plat.
vtronment '= be n e It t 1 , Refripralor, Westinghouse, parts, a.tr Ian, many w/bag., must sell. Meet at
<-.. 1 .. _, commensurat• with Excellent Condition $150. goodies c~ap! 416 E. 19th YoU1' jeY.'el.er, Private party.
: Wiii M ywr typing at Ana:eles until mwe to Ntw· Cell Lorraine work. Steady employment.
•-r home, Wiil · lr·lclcvp port '7:?. FREE daily bus WESTCW'F Company benefits. Hoffman R. E . Sales M&T· Listing ...., rt lion rovided Penonnel Agency Calif. F a b !' i c 1 , 3'5 oriented. Small MLS ofc end clellvar Joca H.B., transpo 8 P · 20-U weiitclltt Dr., NB "~l~ c M takes ooly 10% ~~
P.V., Weal, 75c per PV• PACIFIC 64• •170 "'c~ '" · ' n ... -·-·~--~ler LI t e
_, s r M• ••• -Mn. Zimmerman. phone ability. Contact Les Ii e 962.5747 t.. ,,.. · -"""'1· 673-8800
54()..836.;. AMANA refrigerator. Xlnt GIAN'J'I Garap Sale: Sat•-~~~-----
SHOE Salesman, f -t t m e , cond. Frost free. Split doar. Au&. 5th. 9-5, DU Stetllgg $20 GoJd piece on l4K bold
xln't oppor, Apply in penon, $00. lira-47(1 AW! HB. 842-7895 M~ chain en e. Ir cl e w.11
k b hou r" MAINTENANCE MAN • Ofc. """-..,p ... .,......,.., • or will wor Y r MUTUAL HELIARC bench \li"elders (2) bJ.i~., Nwpt Ctr. Gen'l typing, file. 5 DQS wk. call 147-31195. ~ 9 ~ • 30 Call 1 pt Apply Monday thru Friday & machine shop workers knowledge of plumbing A ;..,....; • or ap ·•
NEED help a t home! We 9-12 pm, t"Orner of Santa (2). Run saw, mm. lathe, "ectric&l req'd. Al!JO, lite Superior Optical, 644-117.f..
have Aides • Nul'SH • Crui '= Newport Center Dr. etc. Must be able to \\'Orl< j&ntorl.al duties. Pleuanl RECEPTIONJST /Secretary.
HouHkpn • Compank>n• swing !dUft &. have O\Yn working conds. Pd. In&. A Apply, 700 C W. 17th St, ' .e Homemakm • Upjohn *COCKTAIL WAITRESS hand tools. App)y at 770 W. vac. Wrilt' apedtying: 88". CMbetwn9amA4pm.
, 547...al.. Yoong, attractivt'. polished 17th, Costa Mesa. 9 to 3. expe.r. & refs. to Claasifled RETAD... clerkini A part
, TYPING: Neat, 1 ccurate. girl desired for day shift in HELIARC Welder, must be ad No. 46.5 c/o Dally Pilot. dme: kitchen work i n
. Reu. My home. Will pick lounge. Inquire: Old Wwld exp'd 'IVith boat hardware. P.O. Box 1560, Cotta Mesa, bolpltal store. Full time, 5
; UJ>fdellwr. ~. 8:J0.6 lnne, 2121 E. Coe.It Hwy., Westport Marine, 124 Tw:tin Ca 92626. days, 8 to 4. 52)..21fl9. ,
~ to be ~ ....... lo __ .... diamonds 10 rubies. 6'4-1306 S&A Shoes, 33.1 E. 17th St, MAYTAG WASHER, WHITE ..,,..,,. wui.a
CM. PERFECT OONOITION $50 w/chlldren in, an and-Orug Machinery 116
Stvdents Wantacl • 644.5681 • ~-~~·'-~---I;:;;;-:::::::::::-;:::::~-:::
Earn ~ to $100 per mo,' KEN.MORE washer $1 5 • EDGER -pwr ipow;r, $50. AlR compreuor DeVllbll on
I h 0 w I n g pt' 0 d u c t ' Wt'!tlnghouse. dryer $15. GE ~. $125. Imm wheel 9 bp motor. $1SO.
w/ecologlcal alg:nlficance. Both -work. ~2326. + auto a1kk' projectors. 6' ~7. 1658 Superior, CM w°"' -own bouts, part · air c:oltee tbl, I< mile. c.nt 16th Ml-II•-• • 11'
ar . tun time. Call (1) FEDDERS 6000 8'R.I ·•;;1'lat!o;;:;·,;C;;.M~·:........,,..,.,_ 1 ;-;;-;;:::::::-:::::-:=~~~ 52S-t302 Mon.Fri 9-12 for in. cond. Excel a>nd. fypEWRITER. a d,d Ing US Diven wet suit, like new •
formation. 842-l870 machine, lawn '-house Woman's tall, aiu! ap
SOLDERER MAYTAG electric dryer. tumtture. A "' Z.199 W. 33-28-38, wW Ut csnaller,..
SALESMAN, aan'Jllve, Small co, permanent em~y· While, perfect condition. Hamilton, CM all "''etk larger, purple nyJoo. lined
neat. St e l' e 0 equ!J)ment, ment. Avail bnmed. 646-1522. $50 * 644-568'l GARAGE Sale-Corora dE.'I $50. 646-25&2.
, ·P M. Corona del Mar. MEDICAL ASSl~ANT Ave., Newport Beach. ...
. EXPERIENCED nursing COMPANION, Refined. mid-HOSTESS needed. Receptionilt, Xlnt typiJt. To
care Jor elda'ly or con-dle aged lady to share home Apply in ptr'IC>n only. $600. Lakewood. m1531.7420 commlukm plus. Must have r.-.u........... n-...a 1 $100 Taket d i sh w a sh e r , Mar. ·Sat 5 '= Sun 6 (Small. UND=~ER=w=oo-D~~Typewri,.,---.,..-0
MEN over 25 nHded • for previous exp, ~Ding aa:nw. ~"·~'-"· ....._.. open or. -'-"'" to 88* A 1 .. _ h •·-~-~ --~-morning newspaper Mwrt abo be wWtni to do Good oppar. for tntining. ""' .. ~· 1 ve, w ....... .., enu) 229 Cutiation. --..-u, ~am.all ado
: vai.oent. Days o nly with Ame, private room 6" Tues. thru Sun. aft 5 pm.
1 MS-t747 bath. Refs. ~ Oelaneys Sea Shanty.
DAYWORK. Gen. Oeanlng, COOK. exp. .Full timt. Apply 630 Lido Park Dr., N.8.
Hoo 1 ektef)tnc. ReUabM?. In penon. 340 Victoria St., No phone calls.
Tnna. SU-1006, Sil-9330. Of, Bevtrly Manor Con-" ·-o-u-'-s"'E-'K=Ec:E.c:P=E::.R--.
vale1Cent Hospital. .,. Help We~. M & , 711 1 ----~----HOUM!man. Exp pref. Gd.
COOK. expcr, Park Lido wkg. cond. A co. benefll11.
AA.A-1 J"fte Jobi Conv. Hosp. 466 Flftl'!lhlp Pacifica HocpltaJ. Mary I • ! Sec'ys ,_ l6liO _R<l.=··.,,=l<,;.B:o • .,;-.i~'"'-'-' __ Dudley, w.-0611: Ext 246.
• • 5 FfC Blckpn Free $700 COUNTER rtrl wanted. Ap-Huntllton Beach • 1 Jr. Sec'>'I nw S5M • e AIP Omtr. rs.. lliilJ ply in ptnO¥t. i<cnt11ei<Y Hith Sc ool District
: Lb: Jtelndet'• ~ Fried ~en, 2929 E. Jiu Optnln« For
! ,«il!O Oompua Pr. NB Onut Hwy .. CdM. SECRETARY
l Imsoeil. O;>tntowt -211J 'l'yp ... 56, Sh. 90. Cr.dlt Ma11CMJ.., Start•nc Salary $5811.
$13K who ia wftl.Vfned tn 1ecount· Ptr Mo. + >.1nt Beotflt3
-S650 tna. hlluranct A f)ll.ld v.ca· lnttretted appllcanu n>port
$800 &tt. Salary open. Must have for tht writte:n ttll on
lo $800 operitnoe. Au.gust S. at 9 AM, room
lo llii!l :132. Edll!Oil H"" Sdlool,
lo 1$7$ S.n:I _,,,,. to Clatalfted Ad 21100 M..,,.Ua. H.8. Eq\sal
lllOO •Ml. lla"1 Piiot, P.O. Door Op1>«. ~.
$415 Jlial. Oial>. M ... 9'626. ._,.. W'1\ttd
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DELIVERY 6 llodc, I/lime. -
lflllt be. avail. durins U.. JA/llTOR .... """ alWlY
c!<J. Mu.I ba -L Sot -~ -ioold,,. t.r Hatold. 495 &. l'TOI St. C.M. 1UpplerMOt to tocome. 4 br.
, "'"· 5 "'''" wit. tn Ora<W< Cl>ulllf. Car, ~ " ftl'fff'tlKlft ptq'd. ca 11 o.....,. 121.11-.
delivery, 2\\ hr. per day. Utecleanup.Applybthm.10 Apply in penion, Hole! dryft.646-3658. l.Oam·Spm. justment.$31'l.1 7S·f 502 .
Pref, m;ld. H B I F V am to 1 pm. only. USA LagUna, 425 So. Cat. Rwy.. REFRlCERA'l'OR Freel.el' USED blkr1, all t;ypet.. 'Motor m.mD John
847-89i9. Stereo Equ!p Wan!hou.le, I..qw\a ~ch. Good condition $15. blke, Much Mlac, Mini Bikt. CARPEi' FOR SALE
NEWCOMER WELCOMING' 179 E. 11th SL, c..ta Mese TECHNICIAN * 640-Ufl * No-lll&Otn-'Lene, by CUpet LQ<r. Call
HOJpltallty Hoateu or call for &ppt. ~2449. Experienced tape deck A Cemeres &. HB. Nr Warner A Mtanolia. • S46-5'145 • 541J..>l86
To Can LOCALLY Ol'I new ~ust be able to work Ml 1tmw equipment. take over Eqvfpmant . IOI MOVING, maw itemst bric-CQLO~]V tor ale, cbtap!
tt1klent tamlllts bring1n& time. opn"l.tlon of ntlitt repair A ROBENA Gt SU a . •·brae. S.l/Sun. 2oto2' Kline New-·rarpet 6" pad, wool.
gUh & civic Wo. Good .., SaJea lnatallitlon ...,..,, Salary J><'I" ..,:" Pr., Santa Ana itaiit.. New air cond. S4M31t
P/tlme. Must havo bappy Toy & Gi# Parties p1.., U.s.A. St.,.. »iuip. = = telepbo';! -1. !'~G mad>lne. u "
asnile, car, f>'PI"' &billf>, H-"<a, demonltnton w...iiou.., 179 E. 11th St, wide angle Jena. ~ 831 FRANKFORT, H.B. Sat :L! aca1 ... 2 1ft oli!. !JI!"
547...-. Qtft to $2.000 by Dec. L NO 0:.ta Mt"A. can tor appt. M"I. $15 or make otl'tr. • Sba. lM. Pwfr A band uma. Wut take '61), an.an1
NEW HOSPITAL DEUVER!ES, NO .coi.. 10 am lo l pm. 64.>2449, $42.113< -"w .. --tum. Ip ...... liO GAu.oN""' ..... :stand,
now aeceptlne &pplicauons LECTlONS. FREE HOST· Tl:AOIER.: Part·tlme girl&' * lk!ll " HoMU movie ttem.. . IJchlfd custom hactlnc.
EXPERIENCED RN'1, , ESS GIFTS. Nttd car. ph)'lkal education position ce:mera S\Jpel' a auto load GARAGE SALE: 10IS Santa complde. Sft--40
LVN'a, Orderlies A Aides. 825.:lJJ.O. Glfu 'N Go<taets. avall1bleCall; tul!., ~nllal re-$37.SO. ~.. • 0... C/r., C.M. IM<a IBM eled l)'pewriter, pn.
All ...,Its, all departmenta qulrod, -F ~. Ill Woodal. Sat A Soa t-1 -,. rtb1L Pica ~. Of. San Cltmcnle Ho8pttal SALES. Have a Brf&:ht Day. 'l!1EPHOl'fZ S&Jea: c....u urn,,v,. B&rpj• ~ jUffld tioe.-..... i-. _v:;,., 654 Camino Dt r.o. Matts warir: ln our heallh rood .,.,... ......... .......... .,,_.
San Cltmeote dept, ,. H.B. Salee ..,,.. Southem 0nog, Counl>'• r QuOted So<a, blue " .,.. G1AN1' Yard Sal•. Fmil'""' JiWIN. Poot. mw ladder
Nuralog Otlk< 493-:1882 -· With • bkarnd in 1he ,.._ N...,,,.,,.. -tloral print. ---.. lilUsC. Sa~ ..u.. K 22Z ....... 12'1¥31' .. p. -beallll food or nuttitloo tleld """ -. Make u much $2)11. 54MZlll, Maj>le St. CM, all -Save $. 5 wlca Gld. f>.15..a.
Ni!,W ~ R ~~ req'd. S.bd _,,,. •: 1'111ill :s:. "':: :::-:: ~ GORGfXlUS IStl«nlalt i' W llARAGlii S•l<: SaV&lsl. CE TOW llW'11.s all .,.. ...u
SI()' Pu!< Or, Sttr K, Irvtna, ~ -' dlnlns tablo, g c:halra wllll post. -· M1ae. to6 W. tcft1p ..,... -Call time • Mon., Wed., ,..,_, to CA. 92?07 -1~"'"" ........ ,. l u21. t """-..._ ~ • ..,...
""''"' E"nt1lal...1ull tiJnL "Pll< S.O' •-.,. ""'-~ -• ":"''• -• --· XI n t t 1pt•1 re Q 'd , ~SOil ..utr. Pirl PART~ Mpm. o!.na COMPORl'AllU &-bun * C....., Alo. .. j': COIJOmJ 5 Ola~ mi...
Jntertiewt wlll be a. thM. Late aft. 6 earl,y eve. dfl Mar. Xlft't aJ. + bQnua. tofa, needs DtW tlip CI0\'9'.. Set. I: SUn. fumttlft. 2:W Orup Aw.,
ducttdonnl.-"'1-ll ... ~-~~ Roq'd' A pollahed """"$Z.-Cl$VlataRomo(lllu(lj1,ll.8. C.11.--
IJ. Call -lo< appt. Its:. "1 -----.an PECAN c:olfe< A anti tablet CAllAGE Slle. ... ..... BABY... lled, -lSdlc. •
FMI naulta JIMI • --w/h Sift .. ~ $S'l5. Deous--... AOC 5 It ,,,.,.,, "'41, f, lttma. Al loo ..,,..i -. "n ._,. fG...5IS7l" MNd a ''Pad"t '*" t.111 .u ~ or $$.U.. 1135. S514lll-11W ie... a.. a.a 4N-linf. -----'----'
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l~!!!~~~~-~1~11 •.N..•l"'•I••• Ill Ml • • 1U-2~'2JIO-. ·~ -•. ,~ •·u True'·• ~· 1, 11 --. •• 111:w 11u1 .....-..,.. loab; p...., --·-. -tot Cyctu, Bike~ " 796
Morino .hlnk S.lo 'll:loL IAlZ. Me ...-, GARACI: fOll al oud "llOO'lS" A _, .. N:::O:'i:IV~CE::::-obedle...=~-=a:-.,-.... ~!="'1"-s,"°,_= .. $S;;__n._t_;.;;;;j:U::;00;:_;;;:.;1~::::;No.~-l689--N=e•t -Sc-oo_tt_n ____ t2S_ -T"'"R"°'u-C"'K"'S--'""T'°R"U'~C~KS;;-•I
LS H9 .. P: LS KP La4.llOO ... nYw, ..... ... AlrnUute a m...,i1.. EL Med • bomL .... baJnd Mondly 7:»1:30 pm. All llMI rM mvt't, rattly med. Xlnl. 5,, H.P. Taco rniniblkt' $U'.1, •
--A: Doleooll'o -. Sllo&oltb ,,_ 11tn>o - -..U .... ----8ntdL lolutJoant !<""' w/-dolly. 189 5. 3" b. r-~ p I '67 Fard ECOMllne
oooledUvolt_. ......... -. 1111 ~.a HP mlr, _...,., ----· .... , -· Batt• Ski Hu• ~'80 ~ •· -~~ r • Pick"•· 6 ,.,,,,, otJd<. lZNM
• ·-$!11; Wiooonoin U hand -anu ..... ---...i tabla, old ENC U mutlblkc 1100. Ml tal<f• HP ... 110: (JJ 1KW 32 ,.11 bq parta. lumber 'IV -cl dn l'rlceo t SHEL'IU: dop, 2 ,-. USll S.tttr, malt, 10 Baoto, Sllpt/Docks 910 both. Both In -oond. 3%!•.
U&bt planU, We, $25 "' ...,.1r <'lllllP, ~. VW -11 ..,. ~ ,,_ old. Rt1l1. Centi• ~!bl. AKC ..... <ham· Wbile/m<talllo.ke Hd. GS hp·l·w-,.----'-----1 ~·=1G--O'JO:~:::':...· :--==-,.-~ $899 ONn 12 volt we ll&ht plant puts Jor dllbi ~ U ~1°'4 _,., w/cbUdrtn. ...._.,.. Qiiun. .,_ 1lre A dltm, reuonable Mm: 018. till tn.Uer $'.J.D, tu•' ~1ourlf1i for Lido 4. 1911 Yamaha 360 Enduro A·l • i
$125; Alan Bradbod RDF ~ llP'l.1 p. . try. ''' e& to aood hmM. 6f6..s.o7 aft 5. 138-1954. North Bay lor moot.h Aus. cond. '73 llc. Wehl'O •print;•. '67 Chevy Ya Ton
SI);-(!) Nocdti1 botublfatttr,ct-um""'Ho'"'...,o-, -t c~.~! E XJ N G .!findow GERM~ $COlJlSlL !erritr P'Ullpju. 28' A.tONlEBEX...titbermfil. Call ootlttl -f ' PrW, 213-fU1ron ! ~nwre t'Xtra s. ~-VIS, ngJq, _itick. __
cu bf eully l'OJl'Vf!rttd to ap1..m1111M1-llklo1*, clan, ::;,-' ~~ wo1~•n S ternll. l male. I wb. Ch.sirtd.AKCrq.Male&: ClaaaicAorliiNJ.Gdoond:-stt5-8Sn-tiW9HTM. 83G-72T8 iQ74-HO I.
auto pUot (mtlact Einlteln blkt + 15,yr llCCUmulationl _ _._._.,_ t qlu a t 'I PMlp"ffld, to pod home. fmnl. W5 up. Term1. Pttk:lns ~ dieel In Nl:."'\YPORT boat tllp, !3' ?i.tAN'S llonda 90 strt'f'l Qt $1399
for dlrtclionl) or Carbtn-of l4ds It _. by prof'I mn~.i-a owe 1 t '*""21' tu-2539. perfect cood _ SWU'· Idea.I Electricity & water. dirt, $200. 250 Ya.ntllha,
•tanaie °" COftVttt )'«If ~ rati. Sat .t b. 9-5. ~ ~~~!.: 1 M 0 NTH S 0\ al• KEE.91()==''-'-UN=D-tho_""'_•h_br_<d_ for filblns a bay crulslng. S60/n10. 714/675-.577.l rll't"d1 work, $40. Hondn 00 • I L T
.JllN' into • .._ .. _r N 1713 ~.-Pl, r ~ ,, 1 ·KC ..._ $2'.9!50. D6no Sat ti.tr. \YANT to h,,., ., ....... inoor-Tr ., ~ '72 ..... ..~,, """:\ '68 Chevy Y"I on "" .-uuor • 0 ~--inca, tr. e1tlmate1. ShepherdllAb. Lovn m. yr."' ·rapers It """ '" at,..... ._s . ...........,"'-"· ·' 1 ck one lhOUld be without OIMI ot 5tl-l2ll '°"'1214 lor lbop4t-ltion». children. shot l'ttOfdJ avail. Aakln& Crawford, 557-7900. 675-4249 lng Balbcwl Island. Cy CLE trailer-Holsclaw 1'1.-ku11. \'8, n1u1t1, :. l' . ~szwr:.~·~ -~ CAM.PEit roof ftbCI. »pl. * Olt:EAT BARGAINS 5G4833 • $11l0. 968-9890. WANTED: Will pa,y cash up 6'f3...6893 1971. lloldl 2-3. l :.::tiJUI.
d' ·-~, .....,. blolr, tnJltt tolleL n-i,_. -Sow=s nt!i S1am<M cal maJo cat LAB1UOOR P"P'· ..,.......,, lo 110.000 tor belt deal, in • &a.to Speed & Ski 911 * 11!1>. 9""38n • $1699
n '°"''"'..,._""·oldie" prob-Ex. mok.ftyde htlmPt P>. achlne •15 .-i:.b Low kids. tm train. tmd: US. g wlu old. TS AFB fisher Otaiwr. Do • •
ably no aood, $10; ~ lt' T h1drmtJc: jacb, ' Wmith--~~ & _!..a.& lnvilw ltale • ....wro &t6-081G not phone. mail lnJo 10 L.R. 18 Foot F1h£fralaa "Malibu" Mobil• Homes 9lS '68 Chevy l/i Ton
RDF, klokt eood. $2); 6 volt wheel doll)' ..,urrtl Cl.le: ••-••~ ...-.._ Fish I Allen, 1m Reynolds, Sant3 ",Ith 1.l> hp Chrysler Volvo. FOR Sale: Deluxe: Cold<,, Pi~·kup. Auto. rndiO, P.S.,
ndSo -telt~. frff to blowftS wt.b ID04l:U. ~ 4IO B,....,ey, C • t t • .f<I'M'ENS wtth aood tack SS Ana. Ca. 92705. Pl>rfect for nttt llrling or "'est mobUe hon1e, 20'x00', eust11111 c1b. 161-tli)o 1::1,
ftnt cuAotntt drivin& an cbaln.. wood file cablrll!t. MIMI. sround JWed live in job. AQUARIUM Cfrnh water), 30' Sportfis.her, FI y Ing fiihlng. f'uUy instrumented pJeuant rloM.'<I pon:h. 8'x20' $2099
Edsel: He&thkit RDF SS: BowlirW llellJ; U.lS lbl., STERm a, AJUFM. ndlo IG..s23S 100 pl. Decor type. Cost bridge. 409 Chevy single Including compra.u. Sells + delu.xe ~1pmen1 in.
13) SooU' RDFa SZ ea; Ray. bq Ir lhott. A9ort.~ wJJl)lul. Port. t)'ptwritft', 3 BEAUT I wit tirer ldttin. $650, wltb>ut accna. Wlll 1 r re w, S 7. 5 0 0. 600 ~w for ~500• but you can r.ludi.ng l'IUhrr & dryer, 2 •
theon ndk>-telrphone $25: eabinl!t doors A Wiving. '67 addlrw' machine, Hoovtt Healtb;y A Frilk;y. Georaot, tell w/llsh I: all xtru ind. Ed I e water' Balboa. buy thla one year old beauty 2 lnrlsr '65 Ford Rine.hero
Bendis: radb-telephone $10; Ford ta.llpt.. Whldpool vae. df'aner. Area 1'11'· Dbl Shirley A Hubert. 536-aM 2 _ to sat tanks. $%1(1. 675--6294. complete wtlh Coast Guard :~led BAin Pt';1· :~™::'. RttillO, 6 l') l , stick. IOJl'i·
Firm U redu 1-962... ll 30 cquipn1ent, I Ines and anchor 8011 . • ~ c .. ,. m•· deluu wuhtr Ir dryer, tx. be'd. drn.a, rn\Jc, UC E. •DESPER.ATE. Need home, ..,.,,:rr aft ..,: pm; SKIPJACK xi. FB, 200 hp in-for sm>. 673-.3475. dellghtlul clubhous4.• "·Hh $899 • chine, nttdl belt, lrff to rond. Many mile:. ite.ma. 2>th, CM ,.._ms. 5 ldtwis. cute A n .. -.. 6 an)'time Fri.sun. rwc s\\·lmmtng pl)(il, h u th, htavl.,t -·~--th i:.1=. _ ......., ten:-eptor, • Volvo. OD, 1,..... _ ,,,,, T·"' . Ex ..... ..,.,,l't' · at ~ ..... •r 10''..wi.", 1a•~. -. wb old. !ltH<l3 HOl'NS •H 2 d •·1'--· '" • .., .. uli, ec J a cu 1. z I, b1U1ards, shuf-eomts in. "' • ........, ,._ ..., ......., ..,. n. ' <0 .... rec., 00U:ggf"r~. model 45S Olds Jet h · h STEREO GtlTa1'd 1112 Losan lO":dl" latbt. izg, WVABLE but ~y _Gray bait tank. fully Nftup, low • . 1' flrboanl, cluh acl1vilies.
MiM<>'• Shlo a.tuldl..,, moc1.i. t.arxe ~ ,, Sp'! --rUJe. $00. 1;1.,.,, ,...,. a -eox * APPALOOSA * ...,.,, $5500. ;is.21"' ~-· .,.. "'."· '""" 49:\-4619. 2$37 W Coast Hwy NB k .. -.. _.......... inc.Ids cust, trailer, prac. • " "-•-· ~-·"' •ttno 321«> Marlin rifle, ioo. tninfd. 873-<162. 3 -• old -ldl-~ "• -·-•-1s· -h
* ·--·-----·-··-----AUCTION * radio, air • u. 1 Pen 1 I 0 n Mcmreycle nck. 1 10 • FREE fill dirt • you haul. r11istered. $475. hydroplane. Seats 8. Icebox, 61'.1. Orig. o~'fll!r, make of-
FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. ::ak~~~ S~ i!: ~-WW be avallable Saturda)I, CALL ANYTIME sink, stove, tablt', camping f(lt', Located Nwpt Bch. Call
... _ ... ~~UG. 4, 1972 new I: 10 a r.a n I e ed, ~.... 1ro000R0 AU~~)2, ,!°!, S..tcl-2119 attbub,5 pm. 540 • 3803 top, extensL\'e 11torage1 $3500 _11_•~• .o&f::)...:5688=·---~ ~\AIU• sell, dlnlnr tels, ..-....i-1 .... 11 .. ......i-.11 .--.. n.c..c. ttens Ta •triP' __ :_:.:_,...::..:.,___ incl trlr. GTa-7689 15' Ski boot w/big w...,ed Chi "'' • •--v .,. .....,.. at ....-.=. Lasuna Festival Of Arts. ' BEAUTIFUL clillclt % type na cabinets, che111 o( Will lt'tl ftrt btJaDCt' of '110. AftDOon only . 21.U56-l988. ed, white paws. 830-8239 aft-h nt I old Celdl 25' Uninite crui.!er. 215 hp, traUer Ir 75 hp Evlnrude.
ctn.wen, Spanish bar, di· Cash tr m-me. l.a)'away er 5 p.m. u tt, year rll'· eltt head & \\'alc'r, s/s Boat needs work. $400.
varui, Jove seats, mtktall deyt. 893..o50L Mlsalleneoui SHEPHERD/HUSKI£ PUP. :=· 1~ ,~:._:~ radio, D.F., compass, t"lc. 548-1945 or 548-195-1
tabln .. com.modes, colored COLD I: brown nu.bby tweed W•nted l20 FEMALE, T WKS. ........... TB .._ Call Susan ~'!....~price. $-1.995. Call 16' Skl boat, 75 hp John9on, TV's, mattresses, wa.shrn, ,..._... vr-..u..-o.wu dl')'tl't, m..i~eraton ._... couch A mstcti1111 cba1r PVT -. wantl 1et of * ~MD * m-tti09. · Tilt trler, aid gear, Sim. ·~ ~~ (---• - 0 •t1 in(D ~) 1'V BOSTON Whaler, 1 9 T1 "-•"""""' MUCH, MUCH MORE! "'""""" .,._ -... • lb.vlland china: He!M!Y1 GERMAN Shepherd, male, 6 'TI. Pre~ 4 whffl hone ,,..,..._
WI Good cond $tO Kidnt'y i-.-f .. 1 n--•--. ol' r-~•-N-~-lrlr ~--·' -r· Na~t. 16'7". SO }tpl-1-61\-.-Ro-,-.d-y-,k-l_boo_t-. -trl-,, HOY'S AUCTION . ' c •• ,.-, -~-pattttn. mo 1 ~ ~~. -· ~t ~. -· ""'· '"""'° lo h. V b'I shaped Nn'ttlnlll' lttp col· 56«l'2l. sood home. !IQ-7771. Hardly ewr used. Att 6, n, r. an.son r. Ca'Salle V-dri~, bU 389
fee table $1t. 2 walnut 644-4823. ~== d"'.'TI"'. '"~,__::.,.,tra.s. $3400. Pontiac. ~1446, $2800.
Nevermar 1tep end tables MU1lcel Instruments m FRIGIDAIRE 1--"'--------• ~-CDME BRO\VSE AROUND
1" LIOO Village Trailt'r
Park. Sp. 4. Bay Front ·
Trailer Cabana, a> Ft.
Owt-ti5 l>O"'er boat and dock .
$7500. Adults only, 675-6669.
Motor Homes
S•le/Rent _..;.... ___ _ 940
207511 t<..._ Blvd.
Behind Tony's Bid&. Ma l'ls.
Ccsta Mesa * 646-8686
NEED )'OUr carpet 1a,yed or
repain!d 1 Carpet Ja,yer hu
cu,>et at prica )'Otl can aJ.
lord. Call now for b'f!e
estimates.· (TI4)529-7GOO.
$5.00 each _ All good cond, · RD"RIGERATOR GREAT fin! l'lor9e! Very 16. BOSTON WHALER lOO 13' ~. Whir., 40 h.p.
Call d8,ys. 545--lOU. GIB9lN ES 345 TD elec. 646-zm etnUe. Jumplnc & We.stC'rn HP JOHNSON. 1ll US T EMnrude, trlr. cover, ski!. OPEN ROAD
ROBENA G1 Su I mcMe suJ.tar. Hollow body, Stereo 'I AFCHAN.sHEPHEROS. equitation. All tad. L)'l'lfl SEIL. $2400 FIRM. TER-Xlnl $llXI. &1l-2683. MoTOR HOMES
camt!l'L Jnstanr:u -~-wlrinc. &t ofr. Jo n , 6 WEEKS OLD. aft &-968-3153. RrfIC VALUE. 6'1J...6Zll, 110R1 Garden Grove Blvd.
........ _.. 6ra-0050. * 642-9359 * 8 yr. old Bay Geldi.na;. Garden Grove 894-4479 1oad!D.g. Power telephoto ,_, .,.,. 11' Drake -Craft ExP·· 1------~ wide ~e 'tens.· Almoat ~quail sWt&r "·/am~ vm: FLUFFY white kittens, 4 w/v.reatern tack. $3.50. Call Crulaer. 775 H.P 0uys I Jr.:&:'1 Motor Hom• Rentals
ntw. $75 or make otter. ty inltl'Umftlt. ~·«t rpos. old.j'"..,boolitbroken. UT-7895. 5:30 pm or wknd11. Hemi. Fast. long range. Transporta1ion . Available for daily, weekly
542-1134 l!Yft & wee:~. .cond., $3IXI 962-7939 499-3755. $2995. 6?3--6945. r;;·----;;;.;:=~ I or monthly basis. 21', 23' I
FREEZER. 17 1t chest. Runs Lov•ble But L~ly . ' . * * WOOD ~INET, ltu-FREE to :you Ba n t a m [ i.,.,. ..r ]("' l 25' TRruAN, !ully eqttip.... and 25' u lt contaloed Mo-
grea.t. $50. Playhouse or Frlencflt fu G dent model, with cue. Good Roolten, All oo1ors. ~ --2li b.p., inierceptor, recE'nl C•m1Mr1, S•a./ Rent 920 tor Homes, all equlpt with • rry, rey ' cond llQ. &6-&495.. S ~ M ~ '1 --'--'------generator, roof air, and ::e~=~io~~~ t.::l:J:.t~,~ 1 G~N li!nder Kay Vox .£.oo esa ;;;· =~·newcanvas.$4300. 101/2' HAVASU many other extru. All
windows. $411. 6'73-5280. Make a. new friend sultan &: Amps. Wurllber One cat and 2 kittem Bfftl1 ~•I 900 BOSTON WHALER 13• 33 hp Cabover deeps 6, inc, kitchen ~~1:9e = al~eelm:!~~ l'lii!"i!"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii;iiiijijii.iii Ela: piano. $2'JS. 549-4194. * 5'18-4147 * YA S JohnBon trtr S9'J5 water pump, stove &: oven, -•--. Please call 839-9560. I~ CHT OWNER · ,..,0 ;..,.. • side dinette with k>veseat ll ~
.................... Office fumllu,./ FEM. Calico kitten. V<ry ln'""'Ucing ~"' toilet room, a be.utl!ul hom• FOR SALE "12 Mot" Home.
Equip.. 124 rentle. Gd w/ldds, To sood McCoy't 30' TROJAN, TS, FB. away from home. Seri•! 759. 22' Pace Arrow. Fully k>e.d-
UKl: new NCR < -1~ homt.-Yaoht Oeanin& .l Main-SIP"5.Fllllyeqoip. WAS $2195 ed.l,.lfcootained,al<con-
l'fl'lsler, $500. NCR adding COCKAPOO, 1 mm, male!, lenance Service. Weekly in-$12,500. 644-1836 d!Uonlng &; genen1tor. Sleept
1 .1.. ..... 1..... lO "'-· • 5 0 lite tan. All lhot:s. Loves ter cleaning I: vacuumt,. of 17' cabin cruiser, ~r. till NOW $1495 6, 1!00 mi. $1500. down, m:&;;' NC:7 ' • ' ldd&. To Id· home. 6C-&'.l15 )'OUr y1cht from bilge to trailer, 90 hp Johnson, Sl.500 FULL PRICE $8600. balance, value S15.tm.
MUST find lovln& home for topside. c.omplete e z t e r or hl'st offer 557-4540. Selling due to aickneu.
'69. Ford Ranchero
lta1h11, P.S , aulo., au·, c•rnp-
l'r sht•ll, 19971ZDI,
$2399
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2l(JK Harbor Blvd.,
Colla l\1esa ~UIJ.1 ~
NEAL MOTORS
BONDED DEALER
'89 Datsun pickup with camp.
er, ~v mileage, white, 4
gpd, ruru; and drives llkl'
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----'69 El -Camino 396. Radio.
A/C. Custum lop wtrack,
EZ trlr hllch w/slde mir-
ror. Rum on proparwt gas
~'/38 gas tnnk or guollne. 1
014'fll)r. 2r>58 FaiN•I)' Or ..
Clll
'68 Chevy 1/1 Tn
Pickup
Sacrll\c(', 1'.fust Sell, Sl.388 or
best offer, JOO~~ Financing
Avail O.A.C. M97·022-1.
NEAL MOTORS
BONDED DEALER
'70 Chevy Pickup, Cualom
Cab, 6' Bed, Oirome \\'heels,
1 o~'Tlcr, S2395.
2100 H11bof Blvd C1nll Mni &•S ·7161 :.;:.2~.-:= ':!c..~11:.;.t"':l'~ :.."!"' .. ~~:. 20· SoolhCoan. ""'bit'"' BILL BARRY -'496-0246R;:..:.--,c.,·A--••. ,--H--ca.es w/lhelvu, $75. ea. ==-~_,_,,.~ ... --....-.-~c-'-~-.I canvas kept-clean etc. Just Navy. No eng. Best oUer. en mu or ome
17z JEEP ~2379 eve1. FREE to&ooclbome 3 'fr· old $2 per ft.~ mo. ~""~"~"=·~==~--.! PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT for your Vac•tion 4 \\"heel drlv~. mrtal top, like
IBM lf1ed ~· QIO, frmale c:at.. IP a Ye d · C•ll 673-1357 16' 1971 NE\VPORT, 9% (lst St. at s.A. Frwy.) * 139-UOl * brand new! Less than 8'XX>
Newly reblt. Pica t;ypto. Of-t7>1'11C. ESCAPE Johmon fUl.ly e q u Ip p ed. 2lnl E. 11~1~ta Ana e 72 LIFETIME M.H., 23' Ii miles. attl!55. dlr, Call
For •n -9 In Women'• Werld c.n Mory Both '424'7', nruo
Keep Your Cool! · Cjlulckle Wrap! ftQ9 ~cob'. l75-69t0. "'-~al b .-n $T15. 547-9645; 675-4808. ---===-----2&', Air, tux. Ir safety ~p., 836-6535.
.x:vc.o. bert a avau ••y at' R d " 1-~~~~-~-..,~ fl•n•/Orpn1 126 I ' [E] wtconcenlal ll'OIJP on 5 day 22' Fiberglau Cuvvy cabln, ac ion ea y xlnt raltl, Pvt. pty., 968-1397 * '58 Ford Ranchl"ro. New ----"'-------...... I °LJ catal.ina trip aboard 65' 1972 V-8, Loaded! $7800. '7l 8 ft cab over camper, •n Dodge Holklay mini paint, traM., brkl. lntercep-fR[E iiiiiiiiiiiiiiill· i~iiil Schooner "Kelpie." Visit 646-6344 sleeps 4. Stove, refrigerator, borne, sell contained. Va· 1or eng., Jtcc. o-haulet! &:
Avalon, llthmus & Ca!Alinll 20' Fiberglass, Mere !JO, lite wood with turquoise lrim cant. Reas rates. 979-3832. tuned. $600. ~8-4905.
I ~-••-wtt" of .,,m••t 1 p~, Gener•I l50 harbor under sail. Learn tniile.r, ldt'al fish & ski. on 1972 Chev. % ton CW1tom T 'I T I 945 1 _ .... ,. "' ... __ •1• ra1 •r1, rave Auto Leasing ORANGE COAST ---------1 navigation, aeamanship & ?i.fany xtras. S2'195. 646-8781. camper, lea! springs, l-ID
964
HAMMOND STUDIOS THE TROPIC ZONE 18iling. outdoor t y pe 11 14. Gia.spar 30hp Evuirude, lhocks, radio, power disc ai' AJRSTREAlof, tandem
often Santa Ana'• .larlest Tropical prerd. Calllomla Cnii11es, traller. brakea. •16023. ax:le, travel trail~r. Fully
'Adult EwnUw CIUllM Fllb Store. Weekly Spl!clals; 5Q..4192 or 64l-ll22 eves. Call 642~1Jll. $3995 equipt, Sz:«I. or will trade
• •~-Blue Acaraa 39c, Gold Rams 14' RUNABOUT Perfect for MARLIN Tl'IE' BILL BARRY lo< appronmalely 35'. 8' °' ..,............ 19c s 1-..11 .. -Hearts 4l9c 1 • G-' 35 h " 10· wide SC!lf contained e Stconduy • ~ ' Coupe tr Guy • "-'· p. 28" Die~I Sportfi!her 71 trailer. can eves 497-~.
• Tb!ory Olocolate Ck:hledl 39c, Engine, ste!I T r a 11 e r , Custom & Loaded. 673-6966
•Workshop PlanlJI &, Vacatkll Food Cover, L1ftine Slinr . ~-~--~--~ Fiat-GMC·Pontiac '71 Terry, 16'. Ga,/elcc.
Call for infonnation 49c. Brine this ad with you Naug~ Upholstery must Bo•t•, Rent/Chart'r 908 llst St. at S.A. Frwy.J refrig. Elec. brks. Sips 6.
'"""30 and recetve tree, 1 .lnatMt 11ell. $425. 64&-801B ew1. 12 Sallboats-25. to 65, Avail 2'XXl E. l.st St., Santa Ana U!l<'d s times. ~ $16 o o .
2854 E. Cout Hwy., CdM ~=·:ta-:::· n ':d' older Crwon«>ft top. 6 for charter. Bare boat ok to ~ ... -.::.""c:...:1000=---968-8202.
50 ORGANS 50
cyl. Oiryl Crown. Equlpt. 40' tf skipper qualified. CAMPER for 4l Ion truck. J8' Fan, seU-oontained.
call 919-Fish tor ftsh. Must .,11. Reduced Calilomia Crui!K's. 548-4192. &leept 4. $600. Head, shov.:er, hot water.
Yes, 50 orpw: m the~. BABY ducb $2. I: dilx $L to $1XO. 113-TA Boetl, S.ll 909 548-7943 gas 11tove le retrig, BMt of·
Hammond Wurlitur othua. Alto full Sf"OW" S2. for $5. T IT. Dingy, Clear plastic '69 Dodge Van, flbet'R ls top. fer. 56-3182.
Floor models, dllcontmued 2i12 S. E . Mesa Dr. ••GI as 1 b 0 pp er ." $9S L-36 SLOOP, finest cwitom Dinette, sink, lito\'1!, etc. c16~' ~Cl=EAN=.-.. -m-p~,,~ .. -. -,.-a7dy
mod<lo.t t""' "'t~~~C -;;•ts;;;. _____ ....;;15:;2;l,;;is.:=.159=t:;.-...,..
77
---built in fleet. Teak deek.!, 26,tm ml. Xlnt S.t0-148:>. to go. $495. 505 Redlands.
re11 a mot ... ....,.uy,.. -tolid mahagony cockpit, C 1 n.tts, "Miu Boo" Female adult &o.ta, M•int./ Jf!nOa, lapper, spinnaker, ye es, Blk•I, Newport Beach. ~3136.
Welliehs Music City Iliac Slamue with papm
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__ s._rv_lco _____ 902_ drifter-completely equipped Scooter• 925 CLEAN Klt Built 16'. $475.
South Cout: PlaJ.a 540-2830 $». .... UST. YACHT REPAIR in mint cond. $21,000. Owner '67 G-85 ~falchleu M<!'llue Good oond~~i36
SIAMESE kitten, abotl, $15. Marine carpentry, fibergla.u. 673-7334. 500 single. Desert ready'. ~~--=cc--~=
WURLITZER SPINET Alto Calico I Penian. $5. painting &: varnishing. 12 CORONADO 25 in Newport $500. firm. Private Party. Trai11r1, Utility 947
Walnut, beeut. cond., $400. 642--4818; 534-388S aft g, yn exper. 646-487L Harbor. Good cond. Comp. 525-6359 8: JO to 5 : 3 0 , * m-fiOt * Dop ISi Botiti/ M•rlM outfitled wJsalla for racing 5.11-5607 Eves. ll Sunday.
Old upright piano. 904 plu11 61,j, hp ofboard motor. See at 910 S. Harbor Blvd,
P"" ...... $150. Es% CARE PETS Equip. Pri pty. ~. ~F~ttll~e=rt"'"c.· -----
60-9287 e AKC Res. Silky Tarter Marin. Junk Sale NEWPORT 30 SLOOP 'fi6 TRIUMPH Bonneville,
SEARS 2 wheel utility trlr.
1000 lhs.
842-1870
Auto Service, P•rts 949
DATSUN 240Z 1972
Au to, -air . ntai:s. ( •3192)
$108
+ Tax per mo.
36 mo. open !'nd
Southern California
1st National Bank
Leasing
2022 Business Cl!:nter Drive
Irvin(', CaUf. 92664
114/833-8620 213/627·0367
Autos We ntR 961
REWARD
WILL PAY OVER
Kelly Blue Book UPRIGHT PIANO lemale Pl1PL Odortea I-L5 HP eng $5; 1.51-IP Laiw:>n SHARP! Loaded! Sleeps 7! x.lnt cond. Sfm 1385 cc vw motor, rebuilt, 2
$100 1t 56-4911. Sbedless. PlO ea. 830-8333 marine ene '25; Delco air· Atomic 4 Inboard! Euy 548-5626 bbl. holly, chrome. lntakt'. For late model cle•n
S.wlnt Machtnes m l!ffS. cooled 12 volt senerator. nr Terms! Granath 673-3570 JIONDA 350 SL-1970 JIO\\'l'r puUey, dist ~ii I low mil••si• I dome..:
9476
SIZES I0~-20~
9301
SZES:U
MOVING, must aacrifice, turplus 150; Wisconsin 5 ~QUARIUS 21 NE\Y TOP END. S575 cooler. exhaust, etc. $3.iO. tic1, import1, trucks or
WHITE, ZIG ZAG, Ena1lah Shefpdor, male, 2 HP eng $10; (21 lKW 32 volt ...._n 5 h O/B * * 9'75-8837 * 5.ll-0380. c•m-rs. "~t -i.... ..,., u-auer, p, • many.1_________ ,.
SEWING J4ACBINE yn. neutered. papna. *> ..._ .,.....ta, w<:, _, ea; ztras, beaut shape. 968--01116. SCHWINN Vtl.l'lllty 10!p bike. BUILDING a dune buggy? Call and ask Jor Buyer
$35. * 5IM)623 aood home wf1otl of love A Onan 12 volt wc light plant Llke Siil. &ft 4 30-'65 Corvair eia:. comp rur la.rp yard. '"5. 63!J..G34 $1.Z; Alan Bradford RDF lG' Stripped plank gaf rig. new. : end &:-trans. Make otter.
Sportktg Goods l30 AFGRAN, AKC. -f·-,•·, 14l>: (2> Nordm bomhllight,;, New EnglAnd lobster ~'l~..,_=:m""-1'-. -----Kffp )'OW' cool on sultry, QUICKll wrap IClr ---o;.u..-r be ed .t.-" hand trlr. $900 or MUST 11e1J '71 Honda CT-70, 536-82Tl:,:.C.C,.-·-~~-----,,. in ~1m --..1 3 Compl@te •ti of ma.tchlnc • l'DCll., black _ ..... _, caD euily convert to ""'7 ~ /M•• -· aeiuon -.,,• a --! ...-wp up one, 11_... -'' ct··'-_ __...,, ..._ -·"-..;..,.. (-• ct E"nst · best offer. 673-2295. 400 mi's. $231'.l firm, 64ft...3641 '61 VW pan w .,..... slip
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•'th ~-"-that ~ In no•-fiat __ ... pro.._ -IW9; -.-... --~ Must lell! ........ .,....... ""'"a 1 em ft 7 ~ • , .• ,, ak .... ,.. ........ -"'""'"' '""' _._ a.nu '-,__ 6 .. _ ... --;;,;;;-I ~ d'-~~-) "" Garben-KITE No. 121 with ~u-.• ~'~.cpm~·~~-~ssss .........,.-•rear QA.len · m e "Peek" intA-1- 1 .. at the blnd ott 7. Coofb -........ , -~ ...,,.~--· erma, 7'16-3W.; -' u~.....,,.. "' u• ... 1; U 544-3417 .,.~ .... '5Y Mu tD ...:n ''''"' _,,,. "'--... -le -""'"Vert ......,_,r Good condition. '4 5 O • ·n Honda 350, on17 ° -er. • -. FOl'11""'t blemll. knltL nlestll No!t .. 1--i.._ -· -· wuri-. ~ "" ........ .r--• -r .,... .,.... .,.._... WA-~0-into a bom"·· No •••1..-. miles, $475 firm, Printed Pattern K16: MEW ,_; ft&t for '--1-·~ Sid Volt Com-PURE bnd German Shep-_...,. uo::•-• U'l'O"" i.u _.,.. .. ......_ ..-t:ion. •-offtt Brand one tbou.ld be without one of SNYPE lik 'th 646-3242 Half Sbn 10\i, ~. 14\i, Printed tt!m D'.11: lCEW __.... ..., er • -herd PIPlo Adan.hie, par. thele little beauties. A steal • . • e new, Wl ===~~-~~~ 16~. 18~. 20\.i. Sze 141$ OUldttn' S1za 2, 4. I , a. JltW, 175-647• cats 'ftrJ" sood with cbQ6. slip. Sacrifice. Phone PEUGEOT 10 speed bike
'(bylt Si) takel 2 311 yanJa Size 6 l Sit )'arda 45-SURFBOARD -Petrillo, fta. ICT"'°4. at S25 ea.; RCA marine 673-93811. w/racing tires. $160. I ~~;;;;;;;;;;~~ 45-!1!-~~ __. tnch. T2". '6i5. Al!Mlt new. PURE bred ~le P\IPI. 6 :~:·::rn~d~ "SAILFISH." Alcort 12',, ____ 84_T-5300 ____ ,1
-·-" •••-~•• .... m.ja . .a1VJG (l£lftl * '15-tNt * wb. Adcl'alff. No ptptta. RDF, 1ookt good, $3>; 6 volt New mil &:' mut. S125. Mr. LATE '70, 350 CB llorK!a.
far e&cb pattern -add .2$ Jl9tfem -.did Z POOL ta.ble, a''ll.415", $50 IL 541)..(103. ndJo • telephone, free to 13oss -6.18-34'70 or 539-8831. XJnt cond., many extru, o,51,,..-G"'M'°'C':"''.':%-:T-:PU~. 3'.N"..,-
ctnll b' teeh pattern for ftlCb pattern fer .+ pool equip. Gd l'Ond.. LABRADOR puppies, pure tint CUJtomer driving an NE\VPDRT :al. loa~. S3.\'(' $48.5. ~2081 after t pm_:_ tor tr paint. (:Qm t..~~Spec~ and See&J .H&D-* $15.146-lG> 1t tftd. t:r ule. s:z. Edlel; Heathkit RDF $5; 50<;0 over cost of new boat. 71 HONDA SL 350 !:in.' ~· radk>. lite!
dlllvtty will tab u.r. I . t.b1l'ckia. 8ROWNING O.U, ll n. e ~ (3) Sonar RDFs $25 ra; Ray· 548-3283. $.550. 968--4762 tape. S1100 invested. A.skinC
-kt <r mon 8fnd to .. wW ~-nd-lo mo. JD.JD wtn c:artn:lw, $!O. SI1KY Terrier Puppin theon racUo·lftephone $1'>; 10' SAtLBOAT * * '69 Yamah& 18', twin _ISOl=-· ,;"'-.o_3l12'-.----
'1-• wee tr more. ~ Bodi lib new 14' f'S38 AKC. Sbedkal. odartea Be6dbc radio-telephone $10; Good Cood. S150 eyl~ zlnt street bib. = ~.:. ~ ~=~ ~ ~ w. LllO, .:.1,.1. -96Mm Flrm -Line ftduclng m.. •• m-8837 •• $181. • -
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DAVE ROSS
PONTIAC
24IO Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 546-8017
WE PAY TOP CASH
tor tlMd can A -. ,...
call U.1 lof' free NltmalW!I.
GROTH CHEVROtn .
AaltfarSaleo .........
1$211 Snell Blvd.
Hu.ntizwton Bel.di
111.aB1 Kl t.11:!1 m Wat .11th st., New = Witt 11th at.. New .... .. IRISH SEI IER. FDIL.. chine, needt belt, free ID 14' F(B Scor1lon Sa.ilbo.at I: HONDA Mini Tn.U 50. YI<~ N.!~D~ ~ Ycft, K.Y. lo:DJ. Prlnl ~ _.._1 • ftr:o, •t 11 -.$IO.AKC.MMll11-.... "-...... ~-CUltomtt that trlrr. Both Excel cood. $485. Xlnt cond. Beat otfer. \\TE PAY TOP OOILAR
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llP' ~ -~ --,.._ ---'-~ ... ~.Ship~--'>~ Y -rl ~nos•~--II II -••-• --.... -. • ....-SIP BllS and ll'l'la -··..-..-• ._ ~ '"uanw~., •• 19n COLUMBIA 2i: Mk '11Yamaha115 -...,,_ out .....: .. •t)' .....-....,., ~· )'OU? cat ex ... ......;....
NEAL MOTORS
BONDED DE ALER
1fUMUL ' --die -SAINT BERNwlthARD, 2 ,_.. J5l'1 W. Clout Hwy., NB --· -uo tint ~"w~ -· ~ IS -~ ~~ 1 old, --........ -::.e:::= JL Loaded! 12Q ml., lmmac. mid. ..... UER· BUICK lGD Top •~ ~er r~• lQD Top ~W-Pat-_.. •·~-=:, -'Ir· .aWI __, -nA""'1W -wt"'h !l6M55l $395, Xttu. .... mi m; u,~ Blvd.
fem in aO..nrw ....._ • mall-new....._ .. • ---..-. Matt: "D • S85. ~ U man nft ._.._
........ , Pluo !'aba.... ...k~, l'llll ~ ........ -ID -.... ADU:DALES, ARC, dlonip. ~ -$250. SHOCK Fi-8nowbmt. • .. Triumph ""' ~ 11811 GMC ..... P.IL ..... Colla .. _ -
bomM: -eNIC*I • l'lUZ .=-:-.a J'RE! ....,. Call b: our Jow llrt\t.Tmo.Temll. ••·· MtniinM chrom e 2 seL~ ~· Exttl l\lptrabatp,xtru.$595 llhltt. beaV)' dut;y, R.A:R. IMPORTSWAH'lm patt""' 1$-to. tn.15 coota. ,.-. ABC Color TV,ll021 (114)-tw • , ... $!S ft. Wkdyo c:ond. 1250. ~·-* 145-12211 • pdcond.$995.l!IMT.ll Oranjo Oau-
INSl'ANJ' SEWlNG BOOK A1ft' itWING BOOK Allata, AW'PW• 81ecb, OLD £nclilh ..,., doc. N .Plf. m E. Bf.yfront, MARINER 3L Vf!f'f com--TACO m1nl bike fir ale t&O VAN 'tiT f'brd Ecoml1nc. TOP J BUY'Dl
.., todl.Y, wtu tomG11ow. •Olll.7. _. biw:nvw. • ms Male 10 mo. Alce nc. cau n.tliaa JIWl-rl• 54&--'15t3 plete. Die9l'J. Gwy 14 allp or bett otter. CtM!rTy oond. Auto trltll. new ene. ad . Bl1b MAXEY TOYOTA
... RCA JCL.JOO, 100~ tloi1l1 IM ma -. 342 L.B. P/Pty 598-2963. 64MU~ lirtt. Sic~. 18Ul49. 1'llJ Buell Bl>d.
INSfANT{Al!HIONllOOI! 'ANT J'ASJUON -.-TV, Z" I .R.P. a.,s11r W/IOQI LIDOll.tnller.Xlnt.Ma lmKawualllminltnllMT '19 Ford Von. I T. Club R.Beoch. !'\.NI-
, -al -to.IL --• •I -· -· Th• CLASSIFIED ADS ..... • ruu. woo. Make oflu, I $175 « Ind. !or oml soil w._ NU tirH. Ex. cond. WILL 11ey,.., .., '9ld "Ir '1. -IL -· --. N ID C1ION .. * IO:'llllll * DAys -boot. !llU'l32. $19GO. -' « noc. caJJ Rali'll Om!ao
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oa1 •-. .. m'll 11111p MZ.5671 "I.Ill" a 111 *"'-au, .,.. an ad! Don't.,..., • • • ~""' mL SHARP. R/H Air. hitch. --. ~-··111~~·111111·••1111!•111••1..~Hu~~lll~•~·~----= .. -. R •111 MMl1I. call today 6<U678. m5. .,,._ -Noad a "Pod"T P1ooe u odl
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ALL MoDELs ;._..;.c_rr..;.R_O_E_N __ , DATSUN
tfO Auloo, l"-1ed
MAZDA
WE buy alL.maka al """' uted tpril can. Plkl for
or not. Please drive ln for
tf'H 11.ppral.s41.
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 \V. Colt!!l Hwy.,
Nl'\1•port B(>ach
642-9405
Autos, lmportea 970
ALFA ROMEO
Alfa RomH
AlFAROMEO
Atta Romeo '72-
2000
IMMEDIATE
• Sp s;ss DELIVERY '70 ·0111 ... 510 .,.... """"" . ""· '"" '! •u~~~··~;; :;,;· · .... Low Bank Flnanci'ng Citroen Maseratl srAnoN wACON. ru11y
ronv. Coori rond. New pdlnt, ~1292 or S.Hl22. fact. ~. :mAGD.
rhnne brakf's. $~50 . =--~~~~~ •w•RD WIN.,ING $12" 646-'ICM. '64 Au1Hn 11eall')', 3(0) Mark Up To "'LUXURY (AR Low Down Low Tr.nm
ALFA ROr.eEO
--;"' Glultella Sprtnl J.11. _lg_ot mod. I "0 0 . -48 M". Terms PHONE ~199
Now IN STOCK 54>2720: M.'l-0005 ntfS. u;-l~I eondltion $150. R-oad & Rally• Motors ""MJRAO..E MAZDA
For lmmtdi111te • 557-4002 * BMW on approved credit 21.S Harbor Blvd.
Delivery AUDI OrlUl&e County'• Ol(leet 01r.1 __ _;Coo.:.:,;:ta;_M:.:""=---
lostaot Credit '71 BMW 2800 SEDAN 0 1009 Pomrna Avr. FIAT BANK FINANCING ' ·C..~ta~>~t"~'n~<-548-~3550~· '-.1 -:---:::7::--;-
COAST -~<~"''.'.;,:;•"::;,,;. ";;;.,;:';: 22,llOO m•k•. '"' "'''· "'' -CORTINA * FIAT *
p1). %&-!15!JG all 6·30 pin. and lt·st <lnvi: luda,y 1!16.). SEE us ABOUT
AUSTIN HEALEY DDJ J. Ovt"H' Delivery ''"' CORTINA, rebuilt, low
IM
-PORTS $5995 CREVIER MOTORS mlleagr. 15'<>."' betl,..,... • 128's, 124'1 & 850'1
'6] A.H. 3000 $AVE I ""' w. '~t:3ii'r'" Ana """"''
0
""· .,...,,,7. DEMO SALE
1 """" blm· wlOh bl"' h>1•noc. CREVIER MOTORS DATSUN
)l)))..12)'.) \V. P:1cific C!tl. JJwy. 11 "'heel", ()/1.), lhlll hard lo :418 \\', l s! SL. Santa Ana CAPRI * $1688 * Nl'\1port Beach <7141 642·0400 l1nd bt•11uty ls t'xtra .'lhnqi. 835-3171 1 'li9 DATSUN Pf...510. 2 Dr.: 4 MG
Renoult Demo hie
Semi Ann..!
D•monsir1tor
Clurance....s.11 _
This w .. 11nd
Unbeotebl1 Prlcn
All 1m MODELS
IN STOCK FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
INSTANT CREDIT
APPROVAL
BANK FINANCING
•·.
COAST
IMPORTS I
!;f·1· <1n1 I dnv1•. ~U.ll\of73lJ , V 'll Capro' $2"•• 11pd. ctean, Jow mile., Ol"l&· nu1cK CASH IJii\ our OC\V home! -_,. ...... ,,.,,.,.
• THROUGH A SPORTSCAR CENTER Ooolu aod tw"' hk< ""· DATSUN .'." 240Z. >Uo1 . SEE THE All NEW Grrro with "'"'' '°"""'· ,.. BILL JONES 0 Silvt'r wilh blark lnt£•rior, owner.•"""· 07
.... ,,..,,.., ••72 128 ~ (089963l ), '71 Meis.GT $2699
s.";ow oN o1SPL~"1" DAILY PILOT 2<>311"~'~ \°''" "''" uuali'.L°'1'.ioN'E~KJ 1 :;;:' ~·;;, ~~;,.,•o•• 128 COUPE ~;,~~."!'.;~·1~'. =~;~.~..=
p.,.., Bo<ly"Sl~p .'10-4<ll Lik to trado' °"' T.ad<'T' B II J , BILL JONES . TOY T
COAST IMPORTS WANT AD ·m ""'"" """'' :: o o o. ROY CARVER, Inc. SPORTSCAR CENTER p:,.,oi.. "°';,,,,.;, 1..-,...: • •1 ones 0 A 1000·!.100 IV. Coa'1 Hwy. 642-5678 ,\to•ohalO. "'""''· New ''""· 234 E. J11h SL 2833 llOU'boC. Cnlta Mt,. 51ior•.5day•for5buc"'. SPORTSCAR <;ENTER --,-7-2-T_O_Y_O_T_A __ , N~1vprirt Bcarh &12-0406 ~-------1 lll•JCt olr. 6'16~1'1ll/5-l>l-28&1. Costa ~1eu 546-4444 M{J-4491 Call &12-5678. B.J. SPORTSCAR CTR 283.1 Harbor, Costa Mrsa
Motor Home• Motor Homes Motor Home• Motor Homes I Motor Home•· =-==,.,...=~9-'~--COROLLA
Sale/ Rent 940 1 Sale/ Ren\ 940 Sele/ Rent 940 1 Sale/ Rent 940 Sale/ Rent 940 283'.*3 1c'"'o"°s'TA MES
540
A...,,*
1
'55 ~fG TF-1500. NfJW tires, $1966 good lntf'rior. $1 .2l'l0 .
' . . . . \ ',.~
SEll-OUl!
Of USlO RltRlA llOM~l
~lKICll B~RGMMS!
'71 UT£LIN£R
11 FT. MOlOllHOME
m ,,..,1...-. °""1 Onlt 1•. • .,....,,1 .,,. n<1 10
roo' •• < LOADED'' .~· ,. 11•1 C.IC I
SAVE!
NEW '72 PACE ARROW
MOTORHOME
S.19Ct ho1t1 MttllY t11oftls wltti tH 9ii111lp-ltt thot
s11lh yo• . , . llG 21 FT. MODEL wltti outomotlc:
trClfll1t1l11lo11, pow9f stMfl.g, po..., bfakel, 1poc·
loltS Wlltt'drobe, 1Mo11tlflllly oppoh1tff kltche11 wlttl ,_;::o., ... l b11ffft' ttoff, torced 1111lt MO'I, dalllllO bothroo'"
:---& other l11nr'-t. (Ser. F2•271
PAY ONLY
$108
MONTHLY
CONTEMP e CHINOOK
e PACE ARROW
e COMMANDER
e TRAVEL QUEEN
* * IMMEDIATE DELIVERY * * 45 VANS B-100'•
S.200'•
B-300's
..1/f (;f
-1/]~-',\ . -,. -..
'
NEW'72
MEL MAR MOTORHOME
COMPLE'l'E SERVICE,
PARTS. CUSTO~t
BODY SHOP
Factory Trained Mechanics
e 16 Bays e
7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Mon .. Tul'S., Wed., I: Frl.
OPEN TlfURS TO 9 PM
'72 FIAT
Brand nc\V 1972 128 2 <fr. aed,
serial No. 128A0864508.
$199 DOWN
• 831).1'66
MGB
'70 Z..1GB-GT. white; Al.I/FM
radio, driving lamps, luq:
rack. rad.la! tittll &: road
wheels. n4: 644--4977.
f+T.&L.)
o•
$39.30 MO.
FULL cash price $2,a:IS.30 tD-
cJuding tax I: llcenlre. Down
payment ii four hundred
MGB 1966 go00· cond, sharp, dollars. $39.30 total monthJy
many extras. S95CJ. • payment inc.ludlna interest.
-~~-=.c==----I tax Ii: license. 35 r>a1 plus
PORSCHE balloon payment ol $800.
Total def...,..J pay prkr
912 Porsche, '68, new paint, $2,575.SO, A.P.R. ll~. On
chmpg/yelk>w. chrm whls. pre· arrana::ed c red 1 t .
1" $59 39 PER MO AM/FM Blau, Mi<helln (300185).
\ y,., Jwo; $99.00 1s "'' ~tat ~~-~~ f,:~~an"'.: ~eDll ltJN
down payment and only wknd.a. TOYOTA
$59.39 I• lh• tolif monthly l'ORSCH 1912.>rod<I 911T •
payment including tax, lie--4 speed Appearance Group •
ensc, and all tinance charges A1t1/Fl1 Radio _ mnny 1966 Harbor, C.M. 64&-9303
for 36 1nonth3 on approved other extras -still undt>r 171 TOYOTA
credit. The cash Price is \VARRANTY Call 543-4070 C
s.21134.45 '"""''"" lax aod POllSOIE '58, CP 1600. ORONA MKll license. Deferred payment Good paint &: mech nd 2 Door hardtop. ' .speed
price is S2l17.64 which tn-Must be sold by Sun A!~~ transmission, radio, ~tel'.
eludes all fi.iantt charges, $950. ~'1268. · futory a.ir conditioning,
sales tax and Ii~. An· super sharp. f355CDR),
nuat P'B""ILL"'•BAKOR"R"y"' 9.76 .. .,,.,...,.., oonv. R•blt eog. $1999 Best oller over $1500. Dr.
Cassidy, 548-9319.
FIAT·PONTIAC·GMC
'70 Porsche 911-T. $5500.
Am/!m, yellow w/blk lthr
llst St. at S.A. Frwy.) int. 494-8892 .
2llOO E, 1~J:ta Ana --.~68=912::...~~-SP-D-. --
---Af\1/r.\f. Koni's. $3'WCI.
'68 124 Spider $1381 551-#tl alt S pm
Jt'li orange with black Inter· ,-;o--;O--,:cc...:;:~~_,
Sor .. 5 Spd, Extra sharp car, ·sa Porsche SC. sunroof,
See and Drive (WXP798). Tapedf"ck, New en g l n t'.
BILL JONES Mo~ S.ll, $2395. 646-3''2 .
'69 CORONA 2 dr HT, Cust.
paint. $950. RIH. Mpd.
!Mi2-203.5.
'•67 Porsche 912. Xlnt corYI.
SPORTSCAR CENTER Now 1<on1a, bttt. oxh,
tires, 548-4072. --------
TRIUMPH
2833 Ilarbor, C011ta Mesa
540-4491
MAZDA
?tlAZDA
LEASE SPECIAL
New '72 RX3
$57.56
Lorulcd. ROTARY powered. • Working Man'• Special
New '72 11600
Pickup Truck
$59.62
All above open end 36 mo. -
T & L. For~-pty. Tra<f(!s
rons.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
MAZDA
17331 Beach Blvd.
842-6666 Lease Mgr. Mr, Fry
lll69 ,..,....,., 9ll T. B<ighl * TRIUMPHS *
ted. 5 spd. Must sell, best '71 CLOSEOUT
oUer. 645-4494. SPITFIRES AS LOW AS $23911
'll 912 Tangarine betluty, GT-6 SAVE $500
iree\\·ay miles, AM/FM.. FRII'Z'\IARREN'S
1,.,, u1 61'>-!458. Sport Car Center .
SUBARU ORANG&i"c.~NT T'~ ~ * SUBARU * no E. lit, S.A. 51'1-<l'IM VOLKSWAGEN
M Low as 11599 rnrrz \\'ARR.EN'S '70 VW Sqbck, good
Sport Car Center '°~1:..=
e ORANCE C 0 UN TY ' S. -61~vw-'~V::..AN.:.:..., -'.68=-,.-,,.,.· -,
LAR4EST rebuilt trans. $i00. no E. 1lt St.. S.A. 547--0164 <494-37t9 or STa-4899
DAILY ' PILOT '64 Volk<. now •n<l no , custom paint. new tires, CLASSIFIED ADS <hromr rim" 1625. m.15>1.
FOR ACTION. • , '61 VW SUNROOF rorrvtblo
CALL. 642-5678 CAMPER. '"1 ,,..,,.., mtr , reblt ·n. $495. 494-2785. ' I---'--'-"-"-''-'-'.;:::~
Motor Homes Motor Homes Motor Homes
Salt/Rent '~ So!•/R~ • 940 Salt/Rent 940
VACATION SPECIAL
•I
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.... .... ...U1 IMO fftttt. '."'"'' ,..,,,1, .. 11~ ...... . ••a. llllMl'"IJ l ... ,.....
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llt<t9t c1);"''''· 22)cu.
ill, 11111"1 ,1.11 & .... it
Wtll COfl1 11'11tr.ri. Ser,
11 IAl25717JI ·
WE CQSTOMIZE VIM
COMvtRSIOMS TO
SUITYOU!
COMPLETE MOTORHOME
SERVICE
FACIUTl!S .
'S,tcl11IJO..lt1 .. hrtk• St.111 t1 Ace••••'•
YOUI IKIU.TIONAL VltUCllS lllAIDLISS Of Sil( ••
• When you purchaH a rtcrlKllional ot Beath Ci'Y Dodgt you <on
r1s1 as51nd 1GU" purthaM is backtd by mt mtst n man rt1io-
bl1 fat!Ofy lraintd sp«.ial ists G"Oilablt. (v.-y 1111thanic n trained
to hardl1 oll al mt 1p«ial probltml of '-tw AICr"'ionlll vthldls .
WI IXPllTLT INSTALL ••
•sTUtt<l SYSTEMS • GEHERATOlS •AM CONOmONIHG • AWHINGS
Al«> lJP«lfUOATWG TO W out ROAD HOtSE,. YU MOTOR·
HOME
WI SllVKI AU STSTIMS; ••
•QKTU:Al • EHGN • ,lUM&HG • TUNSM~ * rxTPIOl
sutfACB • NTBt10R OKOl ! \WIOSTm' • MJnlAllY ~
PlANTS •·GLASS * AM. CONM'IOfH • WI ALSO DO COMPUTt'
CUANING, m«WAl NCI DIOOOllZIC Of Tll lfTQIOR (f YOUtt
..... "' t¥lfll$.
30 DIFFERENt ROOR PLANS ON MO·
TORHOMES AND MINI MOTORHOMES
NEW '72
TIOGA MINl·MOTORHOME
11' · · • ' l'IOGr pleM Ill ~· fnHft • , , !I-•, Ofltlontl ~.::... IO'I Do0oe Cf\a11l1 Wll1'l l60 V .. qlnt, A...-lic: :. .,--=::, = =~· 111'-":n, Ull<mltl!MIS.
56988
BRAND NEW '72 VW POP TOP CAMPER
FULLY $11.f CONTAINIO INCLqDING GIANT TINT.
4 s,...i, Redlo, Hoet«. •D220lll"t.: M90J To C:-. IToot. $9532 DOWN $9532 ~
PAYMENT MONTH
S95.l2 It ..... 1 4"" py111t. 1,1.)2 11 total ••• ,,.,,,.. 1.c1 ..... '12 ltc•M• a .n fm111U
ch•rt•• •• ltP,......, crffit ffr 60 ... ..._ O.fmetf.ft!!il. !':ice S.014,2• httf. •" ll1t1~
c).trfH, t11•1 , '72 llceM• ., If y•11 pref•r te r•'f'Ulh, f!ll ce1h pt'lc• i1 147,r:ortM
11111 l•ll, '72 licen••· ANNUAL PEaC£NT1'CS RATE IAIL ' •
OVER 150 NEW & USED YW!s & POltSCHES
TO CHOOSE FIOM..-EN SUNDAY
I
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• "
•
• •
!
-.....
Alllilll. .... , ...
•n Super Bua:, 12, 700 mi's.
AM/FM rad. $1600. Call
543-15ll.
-·-1~1· _ .....
$399
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor Blvd.,
. CADILLAC .
'71 CADILLAC
EL DORADO
CX>NVERTIBLE
'69 VW bu.a. radk>, xlnt Costa ~lesa 546-1203
cond., q , owner . -~~~~_,-.,-
SllOO/oUtt. 644-4998. ~i ~~:WP· alr,
Only 10,211 local mlln. Fact.
air cond., full power, tUt &:
telescopic steering, door
locks, AM·FM ateno w/
multlpltx tape, tnlnk lock,
a aenttael that turns your
J.i&hts on I: otf for yoo. {Q78.
CXWJ. Sal• prie<d. * '61 Sqbk. vw * -$6999 AYAtm """'· Sl6-:Kl7 GOOD condltlon A very clean. 1900 VW 9qllaftbedc. --.63-Avan_ti,_4 _spd ___ _
CapUtrano BelCh, GIQ23. Super -Best olle.
'&( VW Van, cut. lnL 637-9508 aft 4, Mcm-Fri.
,a Nabers
-Cadillac
u,..ien. roblt """' xlnt BUICK
a>nd. Make oiler ~·
:E00 HARBOR BL,
COSTA MESA
'63Y\V camper, DdUx. panel-
ecl. $850/beit offer.
JW697-28'19
'aJ' VW, very ~ndable.
New tire• . .t brakes. $.M().
~=
160 VW .. Sunroof
-* ,,..._ '59 vw * $375.
clean, eood tires . 642«11
MUST Sell. '16 VW 9edan.
Rebit E'lll'· New tires,
$800/bnt offer. ~1258.
MUST Sell '61 VW bu&. Mot
Re to apfftc. Ma.at xtru.
00 541).!!WO Open -'69 LESAIRE 4 YOUR ONLY
2 Doar Hardtop F ACTOl!Y
v-1, auto. trans., ndlo, heat· AUTHORIZED
er, power steerina, powtt bra!<... FACOORY AIR CADILLAC
COND., whitewall tiret, Ian-DEALER
dau top. BH.utiful car that Larcnt .election of Cldll·
lhows care: (YOS.132). 1 yr, lacs in Oran&e County.
power train. -.. Jaber Sal ... ~
in..rance available. -=-Nabers SPM.~c U Cacllllac: •
JN Q\JALITY I 2600 BARBOR BL..
BAUER COSTA MESA
540-9100 Open SundaJI
$750. W.96C6. BUICK-OPEL-JAGUAR
'63 VW Trllnlptr, with camp-2925 Harbor Blvd.
'72 EL DORADO
SIJNROO>"
Pa1omlno aoJd with white
paddtd top. This car listtd
new far $10, 700. Fully luxury
eqUlpped. H&1 6040 seats.
AM/FM, lll:Bro, electric
IUJ\ root, It bu only 7.100
miles. No • .fl59l3, priced to
sell at
er. Con\Pl ~flt. Very Costa Mesa
--1625. -979-2500 '61 VW bul, new paint Job a: ====""'====
motor. Good cond. -NEAL MOTORS
BONDED DEALER
'68 VW bue. pod eond. EX-'67 Buick WllOD. Elec Win-
TRAS. 18SJ, 543-1857 « -., Air Cond, p .S.. Nice
St&-4735. car $1195.
'861BUG, Kood maintenance,
"""""'-$590!.
644-0356
2100 Ha•bol e ~d c. ,1~ ¥Ml
5 4) 'I I,
$8995
''Bll.J.. WHin.EDGES''
Sunset Motors
--1970 Horbor Blvd.
'66 Karmann Ghia. Excet '66 RMERA Costa Mos• '4U6n
cond. Yellow, black inter. Vinyl top, bucket aeats, fllll 1970 Cpe De\o'We. Silver
1695. Pvt. pt.y. MIJ.-7J)8. pow6, lactof'll air, tilt ~. vtnyl top, Leath.
'l8 Bus 7 p&ll., WI')' dean, wheel, AM·n.t I t e re o ' upbol. AM·FM atereo. Tilt
k7W miles. Take VW in ~e sport ,-beell. etc. str whl. N._ tires It just
trade. $1715. Call 54S-0342. (Sl!L7L!). m ...viced. 29,000 mi. .. '""'
MUSI' .ell, '19 Bus. Spilt $1 nnr. Blue bk value $541&. _,_Euel ""'4. $1 7 7 5. """ ----u ~ no ana., pleue try aft I pm.
MUn S.ll -'91 vw bul.
Riblt 1600 .... Qill -
'67 Cid. Cpe De VIiie
$1495 J*lckd top, leather interior, -· * '68 Squattbuk, new paint. 26IXt HARBOR BL., cnUt control, fact.cry air,
qine. Xtra clffn. $ll50. COSTA MESA _. lod<a, etc. Priced ID
••• ··--••• ·~· 54l).9]fJO Open -..u UllKJ60 • .;.~;:....::::...-:o..;-.::_:~=--I ''BJU.. WHI'I't.EDGES'' •a '-·-a._.,_, -'62 BUICK O:itnrertible, aood
-· ~ -~· ....i clftn; ..,.ci pa!Dt Job SUNSET MOTORS ; *~=-* $%>0:'.-.ms · 1'70 Harl!or· Blvd. , Cott•-MUtn
'91 vw -ftblt"llOO ..... 67 -Fully Loaded, ~ - -
Vtr1 ..,.ci -· o.u Movlnr. 11\111 Sell, "'85· 98t89e. ~ '10 l"eotphalla camDef, --=-BU1'°""ac=--=-== w~ ""' ...,.. . :....,
tnr.mut .U! Xlnt cond. ~ ~&n car. ¢Miiiie • or )'Om' equJb' for
$2175. -. -today. * .. vw. aa.n. * '68 llYIERA . • • .. ..... ,, • : f ,. , ""' •,' ' 36,000 ml SIOl5. """ ldncl ot Rlvl<ra. "'8
67Wl• power includinl CUiiom!-:=~= --'6C ·vw. New -,... otralD' g ..,. ..,... beoda ?I Cpo Do VIiie $5,5'5
I"!'!. -----i. --tile. -1-miles, """' lT,111(1 miles. _.,._ brakes""" -.._ ~ ,,_" ou~ Hu
'lij VW BUS. AIR a>Nn. YU\>l lop, lilt WbMI. -lioctol7 air, AlflFlf ....... :;Foldln& bed. $m1. ..... II, cme .W-(WWI( ..... -. ..-.... _.
:·. 5*-mll: 4IUM'I DUJ. l yr powet' tr9Jn. ..,u ~ ..._ ~-
-'• '• YOLYO
"70 YolYo 164 AMml-.111(_-... ~ .......
1111. TGBQl.
°'"
&-latm inlurance availablt. 'BILL WHm.EDCES"
$2795 SuMot Mol9u
SPECWJZING 1'79 Horbor lllvd.
IK QUA!rcy C..to -, .u.sm
IAIB 't5 c:po DaV. Ema -..
_. ...,.. top. saw
lot. All ,.... --
IMCK-OPEWAGUAR -pm. -..U, $1085
illl5 -BM!. or -· Tndt. D l r, °""" -1 .:-~n~·~----m.u. 'ti BL iiiliWiO, l -· v ........ OCllC: mar:r! l\tN ..... m'np, .. tlrM.
,_ - -.a. G<NOw/WklN. .... ..
...... de. -• Dal1J Pilot Im. AM/Fil ....... --
a-mod Alf. -t:l2IO. 517-llO.\l
•
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990 Autos, Used fN Autos, Used fN Aulol, UNd
l§J ;.ml ... _ ... _ ... ~l§lm;1 ttO Autot. Utod 990 Autoo, u.... 990
CADILLAC • CADILLAC CADILLAC
!6-7-Seclon De ·Yille '70 EL DORADO t"Ull power. factory alt', vtnyl SEDAN DE VD.J..E
'69 CADILLAC
Factuy air condltionlrw, full
powt:r, vinyl loP, beauUtul
ta,pHtry I: lettlhtr Interior,
Most alJ dduxe extru. (XSS.
190).
top, ck>th A: leather interior, Factory atr cood!Uon~. full
AM·FM stereo, power door power vinyl fOJ> plUlb cloth
kK-luJ, twUJ&ht 5tntioel. In & lH,11))er tnterior. tUt A
iwperior condlllon inside le tell'SCpc. st~rlng. door~
0\11, (!XHAOSJ. ~ i • ho9t of --GtMt delwc•
$5222 xtras. Truly e.n t>xcepUonal
value al thl1 tow pri«:. (ZLJ·
681 >.
SELECTION+DISCOUNTS =SUPER SAVINGS
.------NEW 1972 ELECTRA CUSTOM LIMITED-------.
2H4<40S06
$1200
DISCOUNT-
flOM MfG. WINDOW STIC•ll PllCI
New 1972 Electra Custom LTD 4 Door Hardtop. Fun power, factory equipped plus the following luxury options. Sono·matic radio, rear
speakers, white w1U tires, f1ctory air conditioning, tinfed glass, power steering, tilt steering wheel, custom limited interior & custom top.
Window stic:ler price $6988.26. Bau•r Price $5788.26.
------BRAND NEW 1972 RIVIERA-------..,
o_o·
DISCOUNT
flOM M,., WINDOW ITIClll PllCI 2H91566
New "1972 Riviera. Full power, factory equippe(I plus the foRowing luxury option•. AM/FM .tereo radio, white side walls, factory air
conditioning, tinted glass, 60-40 custom interior with 6 way power seat driver & passenger sides. Power windows, cruise-control, elec-
tric door locks, chrome wheels, cu.tom vinyl top. Window slicker price $7083.85. Bauer Price $5883.05. ·
• OPEL SALE!
CAR & DRIVER MCHJazine in unbiased competition test rated General
tors, Buick Opel 1900 Series over Capri, Pinto, Vega, Toyota & Mazclo.
Mo·
-------1912 OPEL STATION WAGON--------.
+Tax
& Lie.
1972 Opel Station W.19on. Full fectory equipped incl uding eutomatic
trensmission, heater, defroster, flo thru ventilation, lu99e9e rack, plus
white side wall t ires & t inted windshield. Demonstrator. •549577073
BRAND NEW 1972 OPEL SEDAN ""!"""----.1.
+Tax
& Uc .
Now 1972 Opel Sedan. Full factory equlppad lnclud·
in9 full 1yncrome1h tran1mi11ion, heater, defrotter,
flo thru ventilation, plus white side will tires, Delco
radio. *539567233.
OPEN 7 DAYS
A WEEK
e STORE HOURS e
l 1)t ..... tm ' ............ tin M4rrr
liJI A.M ..... 6 P.M. S.11Ny, II A.M. tlll
' ..... s....,
• TREMENDOUS TRADE IN ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR USED CAR
• WE HAVE A GIANT USED CAR FACILITY & WE NEED YOUR CAR
}tSPEaAUz1NG,. CIUAUTY'f(
I
•
e "SERVICE HOURS e
f 1JO A.M, ttll l sll P.M. ............ ,,...
C'-'4 '-'••r a. ,....,
"SERVICE TO BELIEVE IN"
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Excellent selection of previously
Mark IIPs and Continentals.
owned
1970MARKlli
Immaculate
Glamour mist ginger /matching leather Interior /white glamour
vinyl roo!. Equipped with every luxury feature. Full power,
climate control air cond. individual power front seats, power
door tocks, tilt wheel, crU1somatic1 AM/FM stereo radio. (741·
AGO) SAU ~ICED
'SALE! -. -'
Outstanding Group Of Choice Cars!
1971 Mercedes
2IOSE 4 DOOR
11,000 miles. Desert beige with brown
Le.ndau and saddle toDe interior.
Luxury eQUJpped tncL Automatic,
AM·FM radio, air cond., power f.lttr-
tng le brakes, power wlndOWll;J See
and drlve. C414ELU)
$6875
1971 Pinto
IUNAIOUT 2000 C.C.
Bronze mist metallic/matching buck·
et ae&U, <I ,peect. radio, heater. \'t'ry
clean. (6&5DUfJ
$1875
1971 Capri
"'THE SEXY EUROPEAN"
Polar white/burgundy interior, buck·
, et seats, decor group, 4 speed. radio
heater. See and drive. (879BND)
Sale priced.
$2175
1971 Ford LTD
CONVllTllLI
Beautiful red with black top. VS,
automatic, powtt •leering & brakes,
air conditioning, excei.lent condition.
(501EJ0). Sale priced.
$2675
1971 Maverick
1 OWN~ 15,000 MILES
2 door. Arctle whtte/rontrasting blut"
plaJd interior, VS. automatic, factory
air, power steering, chrome window
mouldings. See and drive, like new.
C338DZQ)
Sale Priced
1970 Cadillac
EL DORADO
Immaculate. Emerald mist metallic/
black Landau 1: matcblnr Leather ln·
t.erior. Luxury equipped. Full power
incl. 6 way seat, tllt-tele wheel. AM·
FM 1tereO, power door lockt: I: much
more. (~lAKJ)
$4975
ALWAYS A GREAT
SELECTION OF TOP
QUAl,11'Y CARS •..
•0nmg, Counlp'1 ramilu of l'IM c .....
ohnson & son.
2828 HARBOR BLVD~ COSTA MESA • li«Mi830
Home Of 'nit New Car ••• ''&••-·· "-•"
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HU onlY 11,tlO ..u.. "'Jib c~o priced --(~ .... i----YI 4 --*· If'!·-........ """""' . Cl'N) ....... -r• ..... roov ""· ·-""· ...... --· .-tor. ...... (JVll' IQ/«l-16 W1Y ceboth ' S2J9 5 UT). ... A ........ """"7 olr, a l *ioo.Tlll.tte1e~-SALi l'llCID 11 •11. _._ -, .;_,.--•"E ~-.SfITTAJ JZ1N • ~ nGr.11iiir"iiie;-(XTH.. ----w...-....... _
•142213. " IN QUALITY '" COUPE UI). • "BILL \VUft"I' ~ES" WUL h-~-·-BAUER ... _.,_._ ~ ,_. -· -.. . • , • ' ..... '72 STINOllAY l9~·~.:i:~'6 y..,. °'""7 lor wh•kldoy. Aulo., >li»t roof. P.S., ndlo. ~ YI, 4 ---.. -llJC.•
C u •• , n BUICK-OPEWAGtTA8. (ZSRDll). ll.Gllll -1 -· CZ. "'" ~ ms-BMIJ S'"LI _,...ID FHQ> • °'"" "-'" ......... a Miiiien WILl.0
_..,..,. Motor lfomff, ,,,.._, ~. '1f.2Mt ,..,._ ll j::~S•~l•~/~R~ont~-=~"°~=S.~le~/~R=ant==·=:::MO=:;;;=:;:;:;:;: 'ff COUPE C1•ac • Iii Auto., olr, P.&, rodlo, v1n>1 • IUm BL., 'ff CONYERTllLE r-
YOUR NEWLY APPOINTED sATiNicm _.COll'A:-~::·:::::..~·-
TI 0 GA '61C~PE :=·~Iii. nLnLlrRADE
Radio, ...... s.&, -P.S.,P.B.,P..-.,ndlo, e
lborp. <=>. ludou top. ~ cv. '64 mNGllAY Sl 29f (IZIAllO). YI, 4 lll'ftd, _. wlDdowo.
• $2t9t· Superior -· (IXlfm) •
MOTOR HOME DEALER -.:~~!:~~. ~l c~~=~~T . c!!..TL
"""-MIJ'm). -llorllor llML, CHEVROLET
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Slttp• four or six lwith option•I rMr pull-down bunlr:I. F11turt1 l1r91 l-
1h•p• dinette, convertible·to t <48" x ti". bed. L..r91 cab over ~.d with
leddtr will 111ily &ecGminod•tt two 1dult1. Convtni!nt ·ch1.n9~n9 !lret1
between lllr91 btthroom ind wardrobe ctn be m1d1 pr1v1tt with option~!
divider curtain. All •pplitnctl art ntmt brand. Extra lertt 91ll1y 11
coordinated with stove end r1fri91r.1tor for 1in9l1 .1r11 coolr:in9 con·
v1ni1nc1. This plan is ch1,..ct1ri11d by it1 open, 1p1ciou1 f11li~9.
Take AdYantate Of Our LOW lntradactOIJ PRICES
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
CREVIER MOTOR HOMES
208 W. 1st STREn, SANTA ANA
835-3151
SALi PRICED o.ta -:111-m • -Blvd,. . e Cotta M-:Ill-~
'61 COUPE e u Qxlv. Immoc. Porf iii
Radio,-.. All·FM. -I opd. ~~ pwr, P...i.ilowo. (l33CZll), _ , Ptw. New ..,.,. -1-,
SALi PRICED 111 ~ ...... Loodod, 1 ---. Pri/w. OWMr, lllftr, 'fin)i Top, K1-&J75. . .... -. " __ ,
70 COUPE 'a °"""" .-.. ""' ~ n.~ P.S. -~ ~ ............... -pwr--. aulo., .--___ ,....no
(Super) SWISO. ..... lthr lnl w/I tJi< c!!<k-S2799 "' Mo1111u w-491-= . CONNELL 9 puo. YI, ...-... i...
. CHEVROLET """ olr, --" -DODGE rodlo, -rod<. (:;rQIQC).
Cotta :is:~ Bl~l2XI SJ099 '68 DODGE
c~~=~~T POLARA WAGON
D Harbor Blvd., 9 pus. VI, autmmatic, JIOftl'
Auto. lranl, JIOWft' 1teer!J& a.ta Ilea 546-a:>s atHrllll A: bnbl, fac:tal7
ftdio, beater (OFF.1.75). $85. n a.ev. Ollll:oun, Estate, atr, ftlOf rack, nee. ftU'
dlr. Call -•. ---Pwr. wlnlow, WSW. ndlo, -· • ,_ -"-...,, .... m11 ..... 1'1ZD31U.
..., lmpola 2 DR HT, Vbl>I -•. -. AM-Fii S1m . Top,. Air Cood. VetY 0Mn. ....... ndlo, tllj ...... w!IL
$1D95orbeot.-,11$-32G. r.....,, Air,--net, ·. •
'tH EL CAMINO, ..,. ..... -tl'1" A -Pone!·
PIS, olr, -u ''""" lo Ille. A*inc salOO. 1m-.
ml, $1SSJ. -· '" lmpoi.. c...-'47 aw.y, 1" ton Skp Van. Cot. VI, auwnat1c, factory
No erwUw or trans. air, ponr ~. radio,
-· --· (ZVHOTl), S1699
t1reo. Sea to~ CONNELL
$IOOO. ~ CHEVROLET
"11 a..., Von. l(qo, ~ 21128 llorllor Blvd.,. panelled.,-· $11C10 Cotta M-516-1313 11 • cm. 70 TlllllSllllil W~an
VI, AutOm&tic, Power. Steer--
rotJPE, -Air, ('fZU· .... (<11311HL) U'95, _clJr.
IMI) Sl«i,41r. -l3M535. •
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Cadlllic
XMt HARBOR BL.1
-r CX>5l'A MESA°
540-llDI. °'""-
SHARP· '" Dodge Dul. lie "8", 2 ctr. red w/bllc vt¥
11/T, aulO. R/H, P/S. or<C.
owner .cs.cm ml. xlnt cond.
$1.GI or>beot olltt, 633-iJ!OS __ .....
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'71 FORD
GALAXIE 500 11
2 Door Hardtop: v.s ...... tram., W:tory olf,
Drive a
DATSUN
Plant a TREE!
For ....iy .,.._ wllo test*'-a NEW DATSUN,
Ni-Motor Co. Iii COllfmctloll wltlJ IN Natloa~
Fanshy SeMce wll P.t a lrM hi yo. -·
~ FllEE to JOll la -sllowroom - a
AM Atlw scelllc poster.
' llAND NEW
1972 U'L HUSTLER
llAND NIW
'72 DATSUN "1200" --l'ICIUP MOD& IJI
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560.9!
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--""""f, whitewall tlreo, tinted i!Uf.
landau top, -lnterio\'• lo-lo miles (Ut55). A ,em
o1 a Ford.' (!311CQL), l!a1e
priced. 1 }'? ..............
-• lallor llllurUOe avaliahie:. • , . ,
S2895
SPEX:WJZING
IN QUALITY
BAUER
_, deep chestnul BUICK-OPEL.JAGUAR :
brown with matchlnc landau 2!1J5 Hamor Blvd.
top uc1 l<alher ln1""ll', full C..ta M,..
....,.., F~RY AIR, '7'-2500
!MOO mlleo, -· temp. •71 MAVERICK -...... ~-.till Cpe.. ~ ........
..-, I WIY _.. -~ (Baipin) 23iBNR.
--. 5 Mld>elln ndlo1 Sl 299
-................ (5 a:tJ). t yr. ....,.. train CONNELL
-.t 1a11or -..nee CHEVROLET avallabl~. 2828 Harbor Blvd.. .
S5595 Cotta M.., 516-ml
SPECWJZll'G
IN QUALITY
BAllR .
BUICK-OPELJAGUAR
29ZS!lorllor81Yd. c;r:
'69 MARK Ill
'70 LTD-.
Immaculat~. v.a. Auto Tnnl. P.~. P Oise -Ak
Coad, Vinyl Top, JOO" Fin
Avail p.A.C. 897-0224. ' * m2 Ford Torino, 6 ~
WI" Foe air, P/S P/B; ~
ly ""''"'· Ori( -8/1/'1'2. Leal than. 500 ml.
l31llO. -•
'QI Fon! LTD Broosba'nl.
Full -· A/C, Alltnf. Landau top. Good o..il.
Prt/Pty. MM!MI. J
'72 Country s.>' .....
~. FP, rack, TEP. ,
4,00llmL--
1963 Ford Falrione we.
-S m.38!0 or Ill Giil. , •
N..L Gdod -. -. -
c .... , 'Ill Ford Ooonlry Sq. w .....
-IWUIOR BL.. only 21,000 mlleo, pm Clllld. COSTA llESI. ....... P300, EJ.-
-()pa ...... 'Ill Fold oioaa
'II UHOOUI Cad'!. -Goocl ---bw:&:mtb lelk. Xlnt 1 =~-*---=ml-*,__=
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---•• Orts. .. OON'l1.. .... 51,llllO
........ -mt Clllld. --..... 1" 113fATE SALE *
"11 -III. llllmac., low --111!022
• 'Ill <XlNT. 4 Dr.. fullJ
IDmed. btunac. e o • 41 • ..... -..,,,,
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car. MT-:GM {
"12 Ecol» W1nito V• . ' ..... _.,....,...,,.,
f100 * IMl-Jm.
'8& MUltull, VI. air, ~
Gd. cam. Sl.IJIO,
COIWl~ .. _c:;:::_,_,.
i1ii Oanlllo a-. ---. not ... ldml 1111'1. 1 OWIS, Xlllt tu& • 7 3 ;
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a few tires • • • take a test .We or two • • • and drive away In the best deal you'•• ever had on a used earl Do It just for kicks! You'ft get a boot out of the
...illl)S, too!
'69 BONNEYR.1.£
sM. Avto., P,S,, P.I., •l11YI tep.
IYYS44t I Kelly 1ut1••t.4 r•l•ll
$1140.
'7.1 nutllEIBIRll
l,tMl• .. Full ,. • .,, f, • ..., .1,,
AM-Ffr1..,_ rNle, 'llf..-,1 reof.
flY17NI061411
72 GRAND PRIX
Lo1dM. Vi11yl rc:iof, f1i1ll power .q11lp1n•tf,lwa f1ctory tlr co1Mfltlui11fl You
in111t ••• •lld dri•• thlt tM, (Ill 12KlfT2A110lOJ I
SALi PRICID AT $4473"
'66 CORVETTE
4 , 1p..cl trt111111l11io11, r•ll•
•IMI h••t•r. Y•llow c•r. fXSP-
•s51
$1599 I
• · '66 MUSTANG ,,.. ~. .
AukM•Hc, rMlio. "-•*•YI tit•
t iit•. <SULt71 I
DAYE
' 055
'69 BUICK
Sk,l1rk H.T. Cpo. Ro .. i111 .,1111/
white •ii1yl top, VI, •"!fo., P .S.,
tilt whffl, low 1111il111i . (YCM·
1041 Kolly •wtt••t.41 r1t1ll
~'"0$2199
4 Or. YI, P.S., P.I., f1ctory tir,
111to. lt411EQI, Killy 11199111· " ,,,,u $2J41.
51799
S.cl•11 DtVill •• '1111 powtr •11cl
f•ctory •ir co11Cfitio11h19. ITYY.
045)
'69 OLDS DnTA 88 ' Cu1t. H.T. Cpe. V-1, •ufo.,
P.S., P.1., tlr cond .. •l11vl top.
IXHS4241 Ktlly "'f9t1t..t , ..
t•ll 12421,
M19 wh .. 11, J speed tr1•1Ml1·
tio11. Sp.c.111 p11:ltt. lm111acul1t..
CJOM9051
51599
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t p111e•9er. Avto11f1tlc, powet'
1t.1rl1t9, pow1r wh1dowa, f.tl•
tery 1ir. IXTF170J
'69 TRIUMPH
Spitfire R41tr. 4 1peH, rt4io,
hetter. IFOUIS2lOLI. Ktll¥
'"'''''" r•t•il $1 gso. 0111., 21,000 mile1.
lAMt11t Cpe. White. AufOMt•
tic, rtcllo, hei fer, pewer 1ft•r·
illf. llYF1•51.
' Coro111t. Ar.rto"'1tic, rtdlo,
he1t.r, pow1r 1t11ri1t9. IUIY.
tOll
5699
'67 JAGUAR 2 + 2
Cou,., Awloflltflc, t lr coJMlf.
tio11l119, wiro wltotlt. CUIN521 I
$369.9
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'69 MARQUIS
4 •••f wt9011. Auto., P.S., +
wl11dow1, t ir cond., 11199•9•
r•c•, lf211N601600), Ktlly
1v99t1ftcl rottil $JOIS,
'72 PONTIAC CAT ALINA
YI, 1ulolfttflc, pow1r 1t.erh19, power dhc brtktt, .,;11yl lop, f1ctory 1lr ''""
ditio11i119, white 1id1 Will tir11, etc, 111'401 12L57A2Cl02Jlll
SALE PRICID AT $4179"
'67 DODGE CORONET
soo· H.t. cp.. A11to111•tic, lllH,
pow•r •t••rl119 & br•k•t.
co11cl. IVUKlOSI,
5799
'67 OLDS CUTLASS
S11pr•m~. YI, •11to111•tic, pow~
•t••rl119, f•ctory •ir, •i1tyl top.
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All S.lo Pricff Effective thru Mond•y, August 7th, 1972
2480 Harb9r Blvd. at Fair Drive
COST A MESA Ph. 546-8017
111.i MILE SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FREEWAY
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
8:30 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. SUN. 11 A.M. to 9 P.M.
-~-=-=---------------== . . Autos, UHd 990
I Autos, Uood . "°t_-_ ... _--~ Auhii,' .,_ 990 PONTIAC PONTIAC 1,. GREMLIN ·-I~ PONTIAC I _ ... _ l[ij] I --~ J§] ._I ----_-_,I§) '69 PONTIAC
·1 -~----I•------=-,..-,,,~=--•--~--Bonneville 4 Dr. HT '69 BONNEVILLE Autos. Utod . 990 '72 CATALINA PONTIAC Autos, UMll 990 Autos, u..d 990 (Foctory Air) WAGON
Brand New lm Catalina 1-------~ herttaa:e gold with con-_0.,.,..l.....,D~-M0-,,.""11'"1~ .-fully factory equippod In--------1 PON11AC -------~ landau top., auto. 9 """· V8, aulomallc, R • ""r """I clU<lq alt cood., pa, pb, '72 l.E MANS PO' N11AC tranl., radio, h .. t.,, power H, powtt otttrlng • brak"" , '70 Gremlin, Extra Clean, " rad1o. V-t tnt glass, wsw Brand new 1972 Pontiac 2:1 -==,...,.-=-stetting, power brakes, pow· factory air, power tail gate I Dark Green, ·rack, maDl '69 .tOLDS 9f ttm. vinyl top A: much dr., le Mans, must lee to '67 GTO. ~~~ P/s, ..----~-,~ u windows, landau top. A window, luggage rack. ~ o:tru, low miles, $1395. SEDAN HARDTOP more. Ser I a I No . appreciate, Serial No. N!'8~is00 . ..,.~ ·~:~~:..,!-FC: "Best Buy" lYCNS4l). l yr stereo tape, WSW, etc. (394-
) 4 Dr. il.T, Full PClftl. fac. 2LS7SX311355. 2D27D2P119847. ·~ fact air. Full pwr. power train parts & labor ETBI.
l 1=======1 ...,, alt, vinyl top, AM·FM $495 DOWN $325 DOWN TIME FOR «.000 orig mt, Xlnt oond. insw'ance avallable, $2888
It JEEP Er~:~ $133.42 PER MO, $85.81 PER MO. QUICK CASH .:k~~::~~. air, SP,!J!J;NG .
' l NEAL MOTORS
BONDED DEALER
$2444 THROUGH A dlx lnl dilC bda. H.D. IN QUALITY
y.., just $495.00 II the total Yes, jult 1325 II the total DAILY PILOT !;'!P;..,. Orig. • ......,, 11100. BAUER down payment and only down payment and only v•~•
~ '18 Jeep w.......,.. :m V.S. 4:'!!,. Nabers ! P.S., 4 Wh Drive, <me orig-Diii ·Cadillac
$133.42 II the total moothly 18>.81 II the total m<N>thly WANT AD '64 Pontiac BonnOYille AC,
payment Including ta X. payment lncl"U'V ta x 642•56 78 P R / p S , $3 5 0 . X I n t lloense and all finance license and all finance mechal1k:al cond. 66-4712.
cbarpa for 36 monthl on chargfl for 36 months onl--------------1
BUIO\-OPEL-JAGUAR
2925 Harbor Blvd.
Nabers
Cadillac
2600 HARBOR BL..,
COSI'A MESA
~9100 °""" Sunday
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
642-5678
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Muat Re A: drive to appre-COSl'A MESA ' l lnal owner, k1w mllea, $1995. mt HARBOR BL. aPPfOVed credit. The cash approved credit. The cash Autos Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Auto1, Used 990 Autos, Used f90
price la $4618.13 including price ii $2993.8$ includingl;,;:;;;;:·~?:;:;;;;;;;;;;;.;~~~;;;~~~;:§i~~;~;=~~~~~~;;:;::==:i~=;;:=;;;;;;;;;;~1
Costa Afeaa
979.2500
~ •date. st>-9100 Open Sunday
1971 OLDS• cttstom crulser
' win. Air, rack and other CX· I '11 ll O>ev Bia=, 350 •OW.. tru. New ~· 11,000 ml.
• U,000 miles, x1nt cond. ~ """ .l wl<..nds.
11' ~M~..:.~l 350 PLYMOUTH
tu and Uce111e. Deferred tax and license. Deferrtdll
payment ·""' ~ $5298.1.2 ..,,.,. •• price •• $34!UG GR EAT USED CA· RS wh1ch includes all finance which iDcludes all fi.na.nce
charrel. salea tar and cha:rgel, sales tax and
Ueeniie. Annual percentage llcense. Annual percentqe
rate ii 9.'M. rate ls 9.76.
Bill BARRY BILL BARRY
• ' ....... auto, JOI! bar. 2177 71 P'"n,_.., l'.:..Let
. Miner, C.M. or 646-4221. '1, 1111118 lllllill PONT.!Ac.GMC-l;IAT PONTIAc.GMC·FIAT
1 (ht Sl.i ~at S.A. Frwy) ().s:t St. at S.A. Frwy) i . MAVERICK • Door,·--9000 .. u .. :mo·E.llt'Sl, SanlaAna :mo·E.i.tSt., Sant&Ana I • . =Yl· JU95 dlr .. Call . , tu.14oll· , , , 558-tooo
l Im Maverick. 21'. Radio, ------'=-I --~----1-------·11 ----~~ N~~ ~~~ 990 I tr1m. Mn.ERt15. C552-8796UIY luick Prices At 'Terry Buick
t '69 MERCURY ARE
! COUGAR XR7 . LOWER NOW i °"'1Je. VI, aalomallc, _. TllAJI TtllY WBI LAST TIAI
i :::::,.• 1:::' ":.':: ; IUY )tOW! IE 11 ER SELECTIONS
I. white wallt. 'lbll -II jolt ' NOW THIU AU,UST 1 O . '"'::'.*";""'· ...... -.. 11% DISCOUNT '
ALE ,.ICE. 'llOM 'ACTOltY SflekEll PRICE
On Any New '72 Bald: Eleclra 225, Riviera or Estate Wagon
In Oar Stock
14% DISCOUNT
'llOM 'ACTOllY STICKlll l'lllCI , OD Any Le 8lln _. IA Slln Caatom In Oar stock
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OD Any 11tJ1at • .,._ Cmtom . hr.Our Stock
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Fire-Talks Bre·ak Up
' Plan by Cwmente Attacked Harshly
By JOHN VALTl!llZA
Of * Dt.llr• Pitt .,...
Secret negotiations between S a ri
Clemente and the Orqe County Fire
Department over flf!: protection for the·
-berly areas ol the city apparently
liave broken down alter hai'sh crltlcism ~ San Clemente'• idea by County Fire d\iel Carl Downs.
•In a letter sent to Filth District ajperilaOr Ronald c.upen in JUiy, Downs
tinned-the latest Ideas by'San Clemente
fir county fuodS to help build a branch
fl1e atation "a waste of tupayens•
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I!espite at leim two ..parite un-=e meetings bet,.... CI t y
Ktnneth carr and Down and bis
llali, Carr this week -to discuss
any lfetailJ ol the negotlatloll!.
'And in tlie past 1e:veral months, no
• 1Jiecific comment.~·come bef~e ~ ci·
tJ( council cn tbe north lire statim wue, . . •
Moretti Blasts
Other Democrats
which fanned lbe -fll many council
campaipl Jut ljlliDg.
1be c:omspoodence -that Downs and carr are at odds over wblcb "l<DCY
oouJd better serve the nortber!y areaa of San ·aemeote and the Pallaades In the
c:ounty.mtrolled Palisades.
Downs loslatl tliat tbe eslstlng county
fire ll)'llem provlda adequate aervlce to
tbe Pallsades, DO point of Which ilea
beyond three miles ol the Dobloy station
stalled by wlunleerl.
cart, in propoaala for a joint--
agreement with the county (which would .
draatlcalJy cut city «llta of tmtalling a --t. ~ lhat the benefits to
the county ~ be more than Wbal
pmmllyeliltl.
~ volunteen and lbelt San
ctem..ite counterparts perform under a
standard mutual·aid pact.
1be city'• OlllY oiler amounts to a Joint·
powers lease UTaDgement with details
such u -•barlnf· and otber dellnlilve figum left out -to be pluged In after
negotiations.
But tbe c:ountyl' Clllly oiler amounts to
a total takeover of San Clemente's fire
department and tbe Imposition ol about
11 Ceola es1ra cn the c11y tu r.1o 1or ~
(See FDU:, hge I)
Park Olli.dab Pf.an
Inner City Kids May Get
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Train Ride to San Onofre
• · · . Loea1 state parks·ollida1-this morning ·
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Goes Ahead
3 Points
In Series
REYKJA VIX. Ice find (UPI) -Bobby
Fischer today defeated Baris SpasAy on
the 16th move of their resumed Ultlt
game of tbe world cbesa championship
and -a .three-point load toward
becamln( the finl American -Id
champion:
Spauq, wbo arrived 12 minutto late.
for the mumed play, tbougbt for aboul
4S leCOllda after Flacber played bla 56111:
move, tbe!I alfered bla baulcl ta the· Amerlcail. .
Flscbet IClllrfd up and IC<ellltd, lhalt·
Ing banda '1Vtft the _, baaiik n.-
Amerlcan IJOI tip, draiDed a sJa11 a(. oranre Jul°' and -from the' baD. .
'!be win 'm..ded Flacber'I load ·-
$passky to '* palDts to S* polnta. 1'lw
American needs six mare points -either
six wins or lJ Jraws -to become the
lint U.S. cbesa grandmaater to win tbe
world cbamplallShlp. (See other story;
Page IOJ. •
Spassky, wbo spent all nJgbt clooelec[
with bis chief aecond, R u I I i a IL
grandmaster Eyflm Geller, lrylng · to
figure a way to gain a draw from the &.
joumed position, ,_ from bla diaJr
slowly.
-Tbe 11usa1an did DOI leave the.ball but'
stayed and chatted with artiiter Lotbat
1 llfll!!>!'!.aa be c1eared the~ mm Iba •libfe.v1 ·· • . · n . ax e e.,,. . about )llani alnd.., tbOlr iupOrtar In Loi ·
' ¥lei TburadaJ: to brine bmer city
Pmldenl N'ma flat month; will be put
1n1o euee11a.a-~l\<!' ~ ~· , · Jlol~ In. tall: iit~.Aiicel 'ftl!lr9'
day, oulllned 1111 jdeU ,1114 termed tbem
•. I , • r ~, U!Jbat't the clincher," ~. eeo.. ~Illa Rn. Wllltam lonbarey~aaJt SA~ CAP ............... ~=111,11>-a.a;°"""'-Budubf •
Jf,elker Bob -....... -I bll t . .
odnoc:i'ltic ...-!*I Ii\ 1111 -'! ·Md aa lbe ldeu go 1111o -. lbll lrlp ._ung "'~ anil ~'1' bJ U 1liany U 150 younpteni a day will bu' l!e)pln( tw tbe tax sbtlt eompromile .,.,,_._than a simple trip to the beach. wbICb Mk.tu bad worked. aut with '!lie plan, originally auwsted by Slate
~bllcan -· lleagllll. Parka Illn<:tor WilllalD Penn Motl to l\nd If any1fll tl)O Sellale 1eaclers wbo ·
tilled the •t.t bllllGll tu bill not to run
qalnsl bl!ll flr the Democratic nomin ..
lioo far gov...-In 1174, "then God bless
tj\tm, ~-,Aid In ID embllooal unld-
ntlibt..,.. confmnce. ·
, Fullerton M:an
Breaks Back Hints, oltrl~.11111Jer1111torlal politico -~ up npeatedly In tbe c:omplez atrug· .
ste """ tbe -.. 1ioo1 finance-tax In "-a· st S1ll'f reform blD which dted late Tburaday four '-"'
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Two Men Named
To Parks Board
• Two .new membera, one of them a
former city planner, have been appointed
1<1-'°"" • the San Juan Caplhrano
ParU and lle<reallon Con)mlsslon.
• Tbey are Phillip Scbwame, of 34555
Via Vetde, CapiBlraoo S..ch, and Tony
' 1-, Of 11171 carreterra, San Juao
Cap-. · Scbwartze wu an wist.ant planner
with the city until June t, when be left to
'.take a &imilar position with the city of
Allahelm. He plana to move into San
'loan' CaplstranO wben -la c0mpleted Cll bla .... tmie.
·. :i-la bead football coach for Dana
JlllJa llJcb . Sdlo9' and alao leeches
. bjllDIDltlel.
1be two men roplace members who .,...Uy HSiined from lbe MUIJllWion.
A FnJJerl"'1 body surfer broke bia back
ThuradaJ' after being. spiUed'by a nasty
wave off an unguarded beach in South
Laguna. Stanely W. Pri«, 25, II r.porled to be
In crllical condition today in the intensive
can unit of SOUth coast Communiy
Hospii.J. A hospital ~-said
manx/mon tests would baYe to be con-
ducted' before It -1d be lletermined ii·
Price would suffer any permanent
physical lmpalnntnt front tbe Injury.
Both bla lillb aod sixth ve\'lel>rae -
located In the upper part of the back -
were shattered u a result ol the injury,
the nune lllhL
Price WU body surflnt off the Ninth·
street s..ch when the accident occurTed.
Although. the beach ts "" guarded, San
Clemeolt lilaguards nspooded to a call
for medical aid and asailled in ,.it1n1
Prl<e up lbe aioep bill to the blgbway
and Into a wallill.I ambulance.
Ufe&lmG aaJcl Pric< was CONCious .
While he WU being moved, but com-
plained of lhoulder palDI and of no .
aensatlon In the Ion' part of bla body •
Grand Jury Investigates
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vestjpllon la under way today to G<orge Mural ~ bad been ap-
determlne if a Santa Ana farmer was proacbed :IOme weeks ago with tbe "sug·
lorted to .. cootr'lbUtt" '5,000 lh cash gatlon'" that be make auch a coir .
liac-~ .. bolds an qrlcultural 1..,. on tributloo In view of tbe fad that be was ~ed land al Mlle Square farming Oil c:ounty-<Olllrollod acmge.
Put In~ Valley. • • ~ lbe91urmdlllefacU°'erto hil
o-p c0tay Dlllrlcl Al\O">OY Cicll 1t1orne1, Otuatl, -111 ltlrn ·--llldll 'l'llunlloy &nib med dllt such Ill ~the -~:· ,O(ftlle.
b;u 111p11oo 11 -wq. But be .,.. ~ dalml that ..,. 11malinl of
ti.Jui.llir' -the details. lbe'DA'I olfleo Wft ...---'l'lol lirmw • qulllloo baa been ldtft. gave the ........... ~ • ,...
UW • a.p Mani GI -.I Fanns, between far the poUtlcal llpn. .
Jllll h • 1 11 a., -Ana. M...-todllJ, -· -·1111n1 II~ a-yem: renewal on rtJ-, i!lllll1'I • --...
• -... holds from Or-County ..... ---polltlc:al = ... JllNWibil to farm SU"""" at Mlle -·-·•IM•llsclo=lo-
Squlrt Part. --mi ........ M1nl'1 Mural's a-, James otnM!, who leasa mi ltlt lllle Squire Part ....... .
alao ......... city _.., fll Bin J... Supervlaor Roborl w. -In •
Clplltrat»r stat tbit the 1$.000-pey.i. refer• to the prea, 11kt he wa ·~._.
mont --bf lbe llural brolhen, vloully wnthful ~ ••IM CO.viii
Qtorlfeaod-.lo .......... -1..) -·· ......... blwOI .. ol 1111 I)' politician. But otaaakf •id be was ...,. lo tub tit acna In lllllo 9t(ulrw
llplble to ldeodfJ 1111 ncelnr fll tha ( ... PaOllS, hp I)
• • • • •
'
.,.., -•liiiJ• . r,.t• "~"' :--"-.._._ __ :f-~~ ... ~"'liil 11,,\tif,Jlji
"We -to'-111e·dlll-In Uue
area for • .... u elabl baUn and we'll
meet ~ al the opot they gel oil tbe
train," said Stale Part ~ Manaier
Bud Caugbe!L ·
"Once they get off the train we'll WI:
about the area and apla)n the beach
they'll see, then we'll . uSe · the trall1
almost 11 a ·nature wait for them," be
aaid.
Caugbell em~ thlll wblle tbe
youngsten aojoy themselves on the
beach they will be ·....,...tsed by lbelt
own supervisors 11 well as part rapgen.
"Tbere will be other 'things for them
here as well," the official-II.id.
Ycaing partlclpanta In the ..,..moolh
pilot pn>jed -will b8\'0 ' 1 Ile -to
visit tbe nUclear lnformatlon center at the' nearby nuclear ,...,...11ng statlon as
well
Mott'' lllaff and repreM>tatlves fll
Amtrak are workin( daily "' specific
plans to organize the pllol project within
the onl two weeks, u the idea works well, CaugbeD aaid
this mornin(, offidala upecl • )'111'-
round program Involving tbouMnds .,
youngsten. "Tbla will be a ml * venture for the kids, 11 he said.
'"We hope tbeY'U· be escited by a train · '
trip and a day al a beautiful llalo park,
and I think that if It -ks out it oouJd
become a part of lbeir formal educa·
tion. ''
Mott said that the lasue of fares and
funding for tbe pnicram have yet to be
completed, "but I think that the Presl-
d<!nt bu aome federal fundin( In mind." 'The pn>j<ct bas the penonal blesaing
of Pmldenl Nixon wbo bas taken an ac-
tive role In mobilizing federal funds,
materials and lllaff talent to belp tn-
cruse public use GI tbe new slate 1-11
dcnm<oasl of hil San Clemenlo estate.
1be actual -neelled ta ... cepl tile flow of )'iJWJCltm, CaU()lell ...
plained, is minimal.
. . ' ' . SPOOL. BLAZES IRIEFL Y TO ACOUfRE .CHARRID~LQOI(
R~ln Flnl1h,Tum1 It Into Attr~lvo·Ta\>le' ' . '
' .. '
"All we really have to acid down tbeno
Is a lill8ll ralln>ad platform alaopide the
tracks Ori the blul& .. the '!ddl <ID gel
oil in an area about in the middle of the
' . . . ' . . '
park.'!
Sa few tralnii past tbe area each day
that there will be no need for a railn>lld
lidin( to be bull~ be lai<i 1be trips, he added, might be • .,.
c:ommoda!ed w I t h I n Amtrak's alrea<IY
acheduled runs between Loi Angeles aod
Su Diego.
. . . . ' '
B~glars R~.nsack
Capo Beach School
Tape r«ordn, a -_,. and
proJc.ctor and a ....._ ..... -'nnndll' bJ-. wlui .. , •I·• ~-window ID pla Grf It I CapillraDO Jlaacb .......
Oranp County Sberill'a depuliel llllecl
ta the p-Elementary -1.
-Via Sacramooto by 1ehool Prindpll
Jact Bag aaid the .,.Upment load -
lel\ on deW In the claM!oom -· tbe ICboal dOllJd tor -mw MCIUon. Bell tllaod Ibo lllolm l!IUI....... at -•t
. :Daneing :_ ·or,eam. ·
' Cleiµe1iie C,lublw~se . O.peni11g . S~t . . . . ~
When the first patrons arrive at a ,
1 speciat. c1anct al the Su Clemeate Cqm.
• rpnnity Clubhause: ivi:, 11, f¥y· tbelr 50 '<ef\\I "!"f '!•ii far t)lt music to ~ a .
'IO,.. """" ol 1oi:a1 otuclmts and paraots l )will-..."'°" a.~realizefl.
I '1111 --Ille oflldaJ• apenlag func. •
lion of a --centet for tlle <4>-, 'nuinllt -.will-mualc ""'8 a lacal II-(l'OUP, martin( the 11.t ol a ·
bailJ'•I I ·-•licb ~Ille 1181 ~ ..
'Since then, -. at Sin Clemenlo
lllP.8dllol u woll .. -· Ille ..... mmn'ty 11t .. ~ tostlber, -bear·,
ly ~ '""" ctty ol!ltlall, and finally
orpuolll'I ., .,,u.tty with -San ~la .-iu bave t""""'1 badly ~.
I '.1'!d ~· a city emJ/hlle, W t the ' l ~-·~·lllk"-dq
. . .
§ ay out of the baD. "He'll l __ _..
wliO lleld 1 '-"11 Jud
&iJli1C Ii tlle 111!1 -hid a material advan e and better poaltlon al ad-
~ Ganclmaateri atlond~ tbe
Plo,000 world championship Bald Flacher
hid an almost certain win.
,!lliJslan srandmaster Nlkofal Kroglu.s,
f another Spusty aecood, c a u t Jon e d
aplnlt (lvtllg-lhe game to Flacber oo
, tlle atno(tll ol the adjournment poallion.
"'Don't'-ibe bear beforo tt bas been Ibo~. be Bald. . :Spassky once again arrived late for the
match, after Fischer. The American
abowed up m mlnllteJ after lbe schedul·
e;f 7:30 a.m. (Pll'I') tSartlng time1 aat la
bla chair and waited for the Ru.sslan.
1be world cbalDplao strolled In Ille
m.inµIOI later. . ·
Flacber and Spassky greeted ...
another and artiiter Latbar Sclnnld open-
ed' the enfflope in which the American,
playing white, bad realed his 4111 n ....
Tburaday nlght before adjournment.
Schmid· 1bowed the move to Spassky
aod then played It. Fischer bad played
aa espected, moving bla kin( to bi1 kinl
two aquare.
Spusky quickly raponded by pusbloa
bla rook to bla king four square.
. '!be mwnptlon of the 10th 1111>0 .,.,
advanced to 2:30 p.m. (PM) lntaead of
the U1Ua1 s· p.m. (PM) 1tarting lime ta
Insure tt would not interfere with FllCh-
et'• ubbath, wblcb becinl al 11111down
Friday.
Spastky adopted Fischer's tactics in
1bowlng up late for the start of the 10th
(l!lle T!msday. Tbe AmerlWI bas been
lat fOr every game so 'far.in the mat.ch.
Flacher spent mast of tiue. night locked
away in bis private hotel suite studying
the adjourned position with bla chief -
ond.
Weadter
Mott sunsb1ne for the Orange
Q>alt througboul the weeebd. 1be
weatherlady· expects lemperaturu
of !O de_grees al the beaches, fol-
lowing the usual law cloadl. lDland
temps .......i IG.
· IJYSmE TGDA 'Y
Tt""'9<rl have -ta Ill< •tac7• 11111 .,.,....,.. cu~
lhtir .lb: IOIW Of 11.av and
pra<dcc ·ii< !ht NtlOJ)Orl-Jltaa
Su"'1Mf COlllCdr JI""°"' Warr.. allop willl a pre1.,.talta!< of •11v
Fair Ladr.• St1 todav'• IVJt"-...ur.
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..... 0 '4 ---.. -. -...
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2 DAil V PILOT SC
Agnew's Pooch
Had Problems
SPOKANE (AP) -A opdolllllll
II Fllr<blld Air Fn 'but IQI I
HUlllJ ~ """'1llod to Viet Pt-'r.A_bla_
cured of antml• and round
worms 1t wu found to have. _,, .... ,stx.-Jd puppy Wll g!
to "-11 a pruent from the.
people of Alut1 last wttk alter a
visit to tbe ffth otate.
The doc appeared to be ill durilll
the flight btr•.
When Aj:new'1 plane landed at
Fairchild. C.pt. Joseph B.
Harder, a vtlerl~ dlaa-d
the problem and trtaled the pup.
fr!<IV. -~. 1972
Atellltl•f AtutHr1
McGovern ·Meets
With Sen. Muskie
WASll!NGTON (AP) -DemocnUo
prttldenUal candidate 0tor1e McGovern
appartntly bu oUered the vice JW'tllden-
Ual nomination to Sen. FA!muod S.
Muskie and wu waiting today for the
MtiDe senator to make up hit mind
whether to accept.
The two men met for two bourt at
MuJllJe'a home Thundly nlg!>I aod
"dl"'"""1 tbe fall campaign aod tht
qu .. 11on of 1 new viet prttldentt&!
nominee," Muskie's office Aid thll
morning.
Sen. Goylonl Ne~ (0.Wla.)1 a V"'I
close [riend of McGovern'• wbo DU been
conlerrlntl with the South Dakota aenator
several timer a day on the matter, aaid early Thuraday ,,_,
Robert Battin Admits
"I can only usume be'• oUertd Jt to
Muskie, Tblt must be tbe cue ••. at
thla point he wouldn't go out to his houJe
ju.n to chal"
Nelaon aald he W'OUld mile no Jftdic-
t~n whether Muskie would accept second
.spot on the ticket, a job Muskie held in
1968 under presidential nominee Hubert
H. Humphrey, Land Case Questio ning
Orange County First . D l 1 t r l c t
Supervisor Robert W. Battin today ad~
mitted he ha1' l>e4!n questk>ned by District
Attorney's investigators In the alleged
shakedown of Santa Ana farmer Geor1e
Murai.
The cnse involves allegatlons that
i1urai paid $5.000 to a mystery figure to
ease consideration of a lease extenaW>n he
seeks on property be now farms ln the
From Pagel
PROBE •..
available to the public for recreational
purposea.''
DA Hick!, when told of Battin'• press
relea>e said, "l am ahocked lhat Bat-
tin would Wue IUCh a statemtnt 1t thl•
time wben the matter ls under investi-
11:atioo by the Grand Jury."
•The district attorney added that he
could not speak frttly at this time on the
subject because of the jury'! probe.
Battin. centering his attack on Baker,
said, "I am used to being on the short
end or the vote and I have taken my
defeats phil~phlcally , but since th.II
deleat on the MUe Square acreage, I have
received inlormaUon from what I con-
akier to be a highly reliable IOW"Cf, that
solicitations have been made for substan-
tial fees to influence the decision of the
board in this matter."
Baker, obviouJ!y dlsturbed by Battln's
tbinly-velled lnf.....,.. but restrained by
the Grand Jury subpoenl, sakl, "I am
grat.ful for his (81tUn'1) credit to me
for blocking bis movt1 but I must mnlnd
him that It talc" three ..tea of board
memben to accomplish such act.a."
• The Mural suble8' wu up for ~tori
Tuesday by the Boan! of Si'pervloon but
was postponed alter two ue votes. .
Supervbor William Phillips o t
Fullerton joining Baker In opposing Bat-
tin'! suggestion that the Murals be
thrown oil the land aod that It be planted
with Bermuda gtus "for the .,. .of the
public until the whole acreaee is
developed to park uae."
'Ille Murals' attorney Owatl claimed
tl)at the nnan who ..nclted Cl<lorge Mural
fqr the $5,000 "conlribuUon" WU Tad F'U·
jlta, 1 prominent West Or1111e County
ainculturlst. ·Hlc:ka lat.r a....-ted that this lnfonna-
IX>n WU comet and llld Fujita had
been "detained" by repraentaUves of h1I
office and later released.
:Okazaki u1d repre.senllfives of Ult
dlstrict attorney '• office were pruent
when his client (Mural) turned the 15,000
over to Fujita.
Oil Tanks Blasted
• TRIESTE, Italy (AP) -Three 50,000.
ton oil tanks at a pipeline termlna1 near
n;este went up tn flames today after tr•
plosiona. Pollot llld they w ... uhotq-.a. :The police said 1 bomb went oft at the
blse or a fourth tank, d1ma1tna a main
valve,· but It did not ata.rt • fire.
Ftagments of the bomb were found, the
pollc:e r<ported.
Olt!Utel COAST
DAILY PILOT
'
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Is _......rid Ille H.._.f>rft&o II ,_.bflt>ll 1"
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ellli!IM h IJ>WlhiMll Mttn1y. ft ~n.
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ht SI'"', C..I• Mttt, C.Mftmlt, ,.,....
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JOI Nertlt ti C1MlM 111~ tttn --c.e. --1 -Wiit .., ..... -----............... !, ....... ~ ~ ... , -,.. NIMrllll ,., zt en•, MMm
Cf 1""4 A4•1 I I ta.Un
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5.:t?.P:-r; ==-==
•
county<eotrolled Mlle Square Park In
Founla¥ialley. Bit Id be WU qu'9tioned by the
DA'a _,eek.
1be , in a preu ftltall
Thunday; called for I ledtral ln-
VealiCaUon of the Mlle Square Re1lonal
Part agricultural leue 11lU1Uon. He said
he did thlJ becaUJe he wanted to '1tn.1Ure
an impartial inve1tlgaUOo."
He strongly sugeated that Diltrict At·
tomey Cecil Hicks would oot 1tve him "a
fair ahake ."
Under queatioolnf, Battin uld that
Hicks wu undoubtedly "gunning for me
because I've be11'l by the rrapevlne that
be hltft my guls."
The wpemaor. wbo Is In the middle of
a llgbt to bold his oounl)' job In a Novem·
ber showdown election with S&nt.I Ana at·
tomey William Wenke. again tried to tum
the spotl!gbl oo Seoond Dlatrlct
SUpemaor David L. Baker.
He said Mural, who has held 1n
agricultnral !em ob 21.l """' of the Mile Square Park for the past four years,
was "a financial backer of Biker."
He exhibited a pbololtat of Baker's
1970 oampalgn statemeot wh!oh !Isl•
Mural Farms u a $2CIO contributor.
Battin admitted that hi.I call ror •
federal lnvestleation of lhe
cirannatances surrounding the lease cob-
troversy wu hued purely on hi.I own
deductions and not flom any lactJ be hid
uncovu.d.
F ..... P .. e1
TAXES •••
voles 1bmt o( • 1lllded 2'1·votl, t~
th!rdJ majority of the Senate.
. Moretti, Senate majorlljl Door l'9det
Cl<lorge MOICClle and Senate Pmldent
pro tem James Milli all have been m~
tloned u potentlal cand!datu for the
Democratlc nomination In two ywa.
Moretti and MOICOne have all but
formally lllllOWIOed Ibey will nm.
'Ille tu comprcmlle wu negotiated
between Reqan and Moretti, and Milla
complained lut -k that Moretti
deliberately excluded Senate Democrat&
in an atwnpt to enhanoe bll pmcm1
pol!tlcal lftlllle.
Altboulh IDOlt pol!tlc:al oblerven ...,.
sider Morettf and M_,. the moat ln-
tenae rivals today, It wu Milla who trad-
ed most of the public bubo with M°"ttL
Moec<:r>e toot a less conrpiCUOUI role
crtUcillnf ddalls of tbe Moretti-Reagan
comprun!Je.
Mllll called the bill 11a ae~" to
Reagan, and 1 net tu h!l:• for thole
lout able to allonl It -renten and the
poor.
"He thlnb that negottaU,,, 1 com-
promlae with Reqan mago!llel bll poo-
tlon in tbe Calllornla polltlcal aoene •••
makes b!m appear that be ts 1 l"der of
the Demoont& In the l•stalalure, a poal-
tion be Is trying to atabllsh," Milla llld
In an Interview last w .. k.
Milla and MOICOM both contended the
1119 and 1noome tu h!l:es In the plan
_,Id hurt the poor the moat. Moretti
claimed thole tncreuel were mart than
balanoed by new -" and homeowner tu breau plus an inc:ruae In lunda to
poorer scboo! dlstric:ta.
Moretti llld tbe plan wu the "very
belt poaalbl•" under the clmlmalancea
cl a GOP govern« and Democrat-con-
trolled l,.ulaturo.
"'nlis bu been a very unfortunate thin& flom bqilmlni to....t, and tbe peo-
ple who have taktn. part 1n It have nuon
to OClllU!t tbelr conoc:I....._ The Senate
has been bypuled deltherate!y," Mll!a
said.
"Sen. Milli bu I history of reacting
outrageously and emotionally when be la
under pressure," Moretti A.Id in
respanse.
He added that Milla wmplalned of
being ucluded from ntrotlatlona wl\jl
Reagan, and alao llld he would not have
1a1c .. (lilt In the nqollatlooa ti Invited.
Asked wbal (lilt h!a rivalry wltb
MOICOM pt.,ect In the .... 1or•1 op-
poaltloo, Mor.ti! ltld only: "You'll ba·,.
toullSen.~
"I'm try1nc to -I can le! ~ -i>lllbed llP bore u ~., of lhe "-iblJ and nm ..,
that," -Aid. "Wboonr'a lJO(n( to
1'111 aplnlt .... 1ltD tholl Geil bl..
them," lie added. ' ~ wllo tni.miplad bll YICltlcia
to f]J to lhe Capl1ol, .._..i lie WU
g!vlal up -to win ~ tu rolltl.
IDllead, lhe Rlpolbll<an cblel -
oUI -= llJ to cut ltata _ .....
lhel ....... --·-_., -Cblo laU. Tllo Clll ........... ailllloa, .. u!d.
._ la die -" --badpl ...,,... Ibo --..,.. Rallan ttlll ...... ~ .... """* l1Po " ltall IU cutbt-P''I Ill
>.. MoGovem entered bll Senate offioe
late this morning he llld "We hi"" jull
had 1 !IU!e vlalt last night. We11 have
aomethlng to say liter on."
Fronlc Mankiewicz, MoGovern'a no-
Uono! pol!lkal dlrector, liter explained,
however, that """1 MoGoV1!1'n llld
.. We'll have tomethlnt to say later on,"
the candldlte was referring to hi.I cam.
pa!gn organlzal!oo and not a joint atat.
ment by MoGovem and Mulkle.
A fe" mlnutel earlJer McGovern aid an announcement about a replacement
for M!saourt Sen. 'lllomu F. Eagleton
might not come before Monday.
Muskie him.RU WU in bl.I houle Tbun-
day but he and aides with him. were
ref\Jslng to answer phone calll &..n the '"'"· MU!kle'• office urly today rtleued a
1talement 11ylntl the two .,..f«I m<t
privately at Muakle'a home In Bethelda
Md., Tbunday nifht. . '
F rom Pflfle 1
FIRE ...
new service.
Downs' only acceptlble prop o 1 a I
amounts to beefmg up volunteers, mov-
in& into the new city fire headquarten,
payln1 the city rent for apace and equip-
ment and then se"ing the north area
with Doheny vplunteera.
Added in his admittedly l"'l!mlnary
pl ... would be I provision for I badly
needed -uJ truck llJd I bnnc:b lla-
tion a1ooc AvenJda Pico over a flve-yur
period.
But u for llll)1bill( the, Downs la
ve!JemenUy _.i.
In a letter to Cupera dated Jaly H the
llre ch!el -lhat the city 1 ....
document with the abundant blanlts
leaves "a big, unanswered question :
"Whit b It Intended to ac:compllsh for
the couoty?
"We could in no way waste taxpayen'
funds to bulld a fire station this close to
our ulstlng Doheny Volunteer Stoilon.
"Al we have pointed out to Mr. CUT
and to you (CUpen), we oan1 lflon1 to
have lire atatlons located that clole
tofether."
The city •ppean In ,., ml rulb to
erect the norib area fire station, daplte
a commitment of ft(l,000 to COVer cost.I of
a small attact pumper. 1be remainder of
the neat-<gg would be used eventuall1 lor
lite Improvement purpolf::I..
The attical need for the station,
adnow!edged often by ""'1ldlmen, Is
brouibt about because of extremely U·
pelllive development In the northerly .....
That development lndudeo Sa n
Clemente General Hospllal, tbe large
Shorec:llUs noidenttal colony, Harbor
Estetft, Grant'• Plua, and the new Lin-
coln Saving!I mobile home park.
Critics of the lnstltu.tioo. have com-
plained lhat the city bas aurwtvely ...
neud those areas where -the expensive
development bas taken place, but bu not
provided adequate fire protec:llon.
Ooundlmen bave 1 "top-prtortty" label
on the oorib aubltatton, but the hlngupa
In fl!ianclns, obvil)Ully. will mal:• --resa alow.
The dty, bowever, has one tnunp oanl
whlc:b 11 yet bu not been played.
San Clemente provides a bu&e amount
of lifeguard aervice under oontract to the
oounty, and nm year, '!lbm Sah Creek
Beac:b ts opened to the publk, San
Clemente undoubtedly will be wed to
upand ill eontnct semces evm more.
Thul far all so.tb County belc:bet and
Daoa Harbor aro guanled by the San
Clemente dtpartmcnl
Approval Seen
For Saddlehack
College Bud get
TnlmM of the Saddleback Community eou .. a Dt&lrlct will meet and probably
give final 1Jllll'Oftl Moocla:f n!lht In a
II.IS mllll111 budiel -1 budgot that will
mean I -lDcruM In tbe district
turh!ite. publlo hurlnl Ill lhe ptopolod
budlet wil !be held at the • p.m. -iIDc
of !lie -at the -Collep Board &om, -Marguer1te Partway, l!llaalon Viejo.
1'nlaletl hive invloollly appioved the
budpt tentative!y for le&al publkatloa.
Tiie tu mer-woWcl npre1111t .-1
an addltlooal QI a yaar In coll ... 1u to
I d!atrld "'!W ol a '40 000 lane.
Tu rate d1llll1( tht mJ.!l llacal year
WU lbout 0 ctllls per fJOtl .........
n!ualloo, the lowtot In the llat. .
Tu rate thfa year will be about M
centa per flOll •11111111 ·-· FNd H. ._, dlatrlcl ...,... , I, .....
UMT ......
Big Bunn9 Duke
You'd never think of Newport Beach's John Wayne as the Easter
bunn y, but that's what he'll be playing on the opening show of Row-
an and Martin's Laugh-In this fall. Comedienne Sarah Kennedy
whispers into the Duke's big ears what ahe wants for Easter.
F roeaP .. el
TEENS CENTER •.•
time for dubs and other formal Jqh welcome to formally join the large
achoo! IJ'OllPI to use _the room. for orpn!zalion, Ind that !odor, 111
F11nd Drive }
Volunteers · }
Map_ Plans
Volunteers from tbrou,lhool lb
C&plaCrano .8.-y atta ml! for the ltnl•
llme thiJ week to !lwloh plannlnc for thls1 Wl 'a second OMllll United Way cam·
J11iCn which l• oalculaled to yleld at~,
"4,000 for atrldly local <•>n11111111lt1
ltrV ......
C&mpolgn Chaimlan Bob Garant or.
San Clemente aid that -of tht by' pQJlt!ona In.the nnb ol vohmte<n ar., f1lito& ra.pidly and pradkled that the aeo-t
ond such eUort •Iona the South Coast ,
will meet wtlh succtU. ,
ActJv• <8111palcnin1 1 ... c1ona1;.,.,. to~
!be United Way aevlnc mony _,ate,
or&an.luUonl wlth a single gift wlll start,
in September from donated quart.era at'. 306 N. El Camino Real in tbe DAILY;
PILOT'S San Clement. offlcel. ~
. PaclDo Telepbooe Oompan)'. Mu&aer:
Robert Gannon la inskknt of thls year'•··
drive which has been given es:tra lm_;
petus from 1 merger of the South Coastl
United Funct· with the South ·~onge:
County lln!ted Way. .
Gannon empbaaWod that the joining
with the larger group -lo no way affects ·
the atrtdly !oc:al distribution of funds in•
tbe c;ampaign. •.
"We have to underacore the fact that:
every donation made locally stay1 in this .
area '' he aid. -OOer prollmlnary plllN Include a,•
survey at camp Pendleton to detennlne 1 the number of Marine Corpe rtlldenls.
living In San Clemente to IC<W'ltely c
judgo the amount of lunda wh!oh c:ould be •
received through payroll "fair--abare"~
donations by base peraonnel. •
The United Fund, Garant llld, la 1 ma-• Jor contributor to the I • t e r I a 11 n; Serviooman'• center and other ()Ublic ·:
servtoe entjties ~t furnlsb benttlts to;_
military peraonnel. •
"After lut year's lnJUal campaisn,'\
Gannon said, '.'we agreed that edllaction .~
of the public I.! to the merits of the. fund
would be very important this year. We :
have to Jet the public know that the cam··,
palgn is the best posaible way to con-•
tribute." \.
He said that in coming months.:
volunteers will appear before local·~
service clubs and other organizations to I
transmit the mesaage of one single gilt'
helping many member charities. :''
The official kickoff of the loc:al wn-;
paign, with a precise goal •nd ... ,
llOUIJ«!!QeDI ol -· upedl, will taU : place 90metlme ln early Stptmlber at a:.
nnteting at tbe Western Whit. House, •
Gannon said. •• ' • m"Ungs and other dub functions. Ol'fanlura, gives leaden of the group the
stuc1 .. t spokesman ClllCt l!abt bas,._ . chance to regutat. t1>e aouviues. .. Quake Roe.ks Alaska,(
ptaloed that the ceoter not onty.1rill. be a ~·We're .WI looking hard for furniture, ..
mer• place to gather. but also will serve ping-pong and pool tables, heao-bag No Damage R eported {
u a showplace fur student talent. chairs, sound and stereo equipmt!lt and r
Plans call for the construction of arts anything that might help the center, and PALMER. Aluka (AP) - A moderate • earthquake registering 5.1 Cl1 the Richter .: and crafta dl.!play areas -even a small funds are gratefully accepted as weU,'' scale rocked parta of Sitka, Alaata ear11 t
riser where student entertainers can said Mrs. Peverlll. today, lhe observatory here aaid. The :
rf -·" She •-ssect "·t i1lin .. he! observatory llald the quake wu centttad : pe orm before 1'1ll4&U groups. Si.£"C YW anyone w , .... p 70 miles southwest or Sitka but Wll not :
Entry to the center will be on a with donated ltemJ or funds can call sufficient to generate a taunaml, or tJda) ;
membenhlp system. Students will be John Mitchell at 492-7517. wave. Tbert were no reporta ol. damq:e. .,. ~~~--~~-----;;;;;~~~I
AUGUST, SALE
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MAltfi CARSON, AND SHEUILL ••• ALL .Al' SUB~TANTIAL SAVIN9S•
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FIWICE DENEIDG,P111 ,., I ..
maverickiDI ar IDCI ccm-
m'·*""· atlmat. that a '--------" many u I mlllloD ol ._
guides are beln( cftulaled
-lha.COW!by by -. comunvr ercup1 and com--
.,...w puNllhlnl -He
get& -ol reJlllW !or
Iha free -dally.
'Ille guldeo, !or Iha -part. do DOI oUer advlct. .They
contain -hltlln& and ---llhl .. laCU. IA 1111 "Shopper'a Gulde
to PbUIClelplda HOlpltala/'
Denenbq -Iha! po· --poJ u llllle u .. or u much u $11111.17 per <111
In d I ff ar t n I Phlladell'llla
boopllalJ.
BE WARNED comumera In
the "Shopper's Guide to
Surf"Y" lbll to avoid beln(
ooe ol lbe I mWlon penom
wba undqo needlea oper1-
U0111 maially, Ibey must bl
u llJIPlcioUI, of sura:eons u
Ibey are ol UIOd car llleamen.
1111 "Shopper'• Gulde to Llf•
Insurance" rulld lbe IO
largeal emnponlea In order of
average yarfy -and .. vealed lblt ........... poy
110 .,.,_ more to tbe bot-
tom OOlllJ>lllJ !hall tbe lop for
Identical polldea.
The "Shopper'• Gulde to
Auto Insurance" dl!closed lbll
premiUllll for virtually 1he
aarne coverage can varr up to
IO percent from company to
conipony.
"THE PUBIJC can' do
ony1hlng about Ille fact lbll
1.1,000 people ... being but-
chered every year due to un--•'1 .,...., If tbey
don'! delrlJ ~ what
Ultrasystem
Firm Gets
Mine Grant
A Newport Beach mearcli
llml bu been given a new
assignment which c o u l d
lhearetlcallJ -off .... der""""'1 mine cllwlerl IUCb
.. ""' ......i coal ahlfl
tngtdiea In West Virginia.
UHruyoleml Inc., I 0 0
Newport Cenler Drive, bu
won a fll,551 grant to ldenllfy
paltnllall y bazanloua
ma1erWs uted anderground
!hat could -blast and
fire dangers.
Company oflldala uplaln
Ille materlall' lnvolvtd """1d
be -equl-1,
cables, <ODc!Ult& or other mai-
ler which could orld!Je or
decompooe and combine wllb
natural g .....
Purpose ol tbe project bead-
ed by -c!>emlJlrJ oclentlst Dr. Kay Paciorek ta
to idelllly tbe malerlals ...i
determlne bow Ibey react wllb
natural compounds.
'Ibo graD1 II an o1enllon ol an earller ~.ooo cmlract.
Buena Park
High Rise
Hotel Set.
A fl mlllloD ODH1orJ Le
Bann Hol<I and con-lion
eenler will be built In -
Park, tbe boltl firm baa an-
nounced.
The llrudur< al I b e
--ola-
and Grand a_,. wlll ba
Bueaa Parl<'a talleol '" .....
c.o.tructloa II eqoeclod to
becln iD -wtlb lbt opedDC lla1ed !or hlJ, Im.
'Ille -...... balel wm .,. _a,.,,.., .........
pri .. doll ... a .. , ...
~bol1·1-..•
ptaDd Jnol --..... ---111e......i floor ... .,..nmdate up ..,
1.oot-
~ILoBarmllolellan ..... ~-Illa
Dieao wltll ...U.--llnlcllm ..... .-.
la .... on,• DeoenborS aald
In an lnlarvlft.
"So bow do JOU ·let tbe
-· ....,,., 'l1le public Is DOI loinl lo read meCllcal
journals to find out about un-
necwary lllfl"Y· Tb<y're
not loinl lo read actuarial
llterallft to dllCOver tbe true
coll of life 1nlurance. You've
&ol lo aive lbem lbt facll."
Denenberg, c. • cocky
lormerprofOalor,bualmael:
for getttng publldlJ -lllOll of
II favorahlt.
Public .....,._ to 1111 ~
por'1 suldes bu been
overwbelmlng. The ru<:Uon
from Ille medical and In-
,....... ealabllsbment& bu
been any1hlng bul lllal
ONE OOMPANY threalened
a ault to .top publlcatlon of
Ille auto lnlurance (Ulde. An
auto lnsurance c.uopany com-
plained that all 300 to 400 ccm-
ponlea wero DOI lllted. IJfe In-surance f1nlll -. llJ)lel
beca\118 ~ were rated on
price, DOI quallly.
In no tase, however, were
tbe laCU queslloned.
'·'Our standard response to
all of this lluff II very
simple," Denenberg aaid. "If
they don't like our lhopper's
suldes, let lbem put ool one of
tbelr own becall!e lbt public
ought to have !be lacta."
Denenberg'• tacll~ al!o
have come under crlticilrn. He
.... been called • "beadllne
bwlter" and an ·~egomaniac''
by more lball cme all(lY ln-
aurance olllclal.
"WE VIEW ouneln1 u
wboleaalen, 0 Dtntnbtr1 II.Id.
"We &et tbe ldeu and olbC
people .,.. -lbem. Other people OUCbl lo do this
and we hope Ibey do. I could
do this for Iha mt of lllJ life
and nev• even ac:ratch the
IUJ'face."
DenenberJ'• llaff la wcd:lnc on addllloaal abopper'1 gWdel
for homeownen llllurance,
beallb lnlurance. term life In-
surance and clentlatry.
'Ille Impact ol tbe lhopper'•
gWdel .... been IUoog wllbln
tbe -.ance lndumy.
Travel"' lnlurance Co., lor
eumple, recently lnc:reued
Ille casb value of Ill life In-
surance pollcles to move from
ninlb to CleOOlld on Ille llsl ol
best bu)'l In life Insurance.
"You'Ve gol to abalre people
up," DenenberJ: aald. •"That'•
part ol · tbe tienefil of wbat
we're doJng. Wilen we get ~
pie Into lbe frame of mind
lbal Ibey know they're beln(
watched, things change.
1'1T MEANS THAT con-
sumers are going to get more
for their money bec&use
lbey're going to lhop m<n ln-
tdllgenUy and buy men Jn.
telllgenUy. Thal put& com-
panies on notice.
"We've found that Jt 11 euy
to give lbe public Ille fact.a and
once Ibey get tho factl, llley
change the nmtet."
Jffoneg's Worth
Graduate Student,s
. Get Cold Shoulder?::
BY SYLVIA PORTEil . Q.,.n In -~
.IA 1111, when a Dmlocral and dlreotor ol Co>-wu In Ille White BOllll, Ille Unhwllly'1 Oma•-ol
U.S. goV<mlll<lll wu piping Buman -proled;
every possible lune to m.. -lbat 1111 lolloral
-Into graduate lcbaoll .....,....,i: , .
-portlcularly In 1be ~ MUii ta1re Into -la
-bul In many otbor tho federal budCet tho -flelcls u well. plirallona for Jqbly _,..
In '1 972. ..._ ol any lar11
wltb a Re-military or civilian proCran,>I
publican In It launchea, e._i. or con.
the W h It e linues lo fUnd. In Glmberi'•
Home, t b e worm: 11We can no longer af ..
U.S. iovem-ford to be m>chalant wllb
ment la glv-.tarting and stopping lar(o' to& a mu-government prolflJDI -
alve c 01 d space, atomic euero, defeme
ohoulder lo and mearch and develop.
these same ment."
_,.. y...,...ien--MUii develop a lq-range
amoog our mOll blgbly edu-policy !or Ille N1Jporl ol
cated med and ....... · ocience Instead ol lndulclnl In
We are permitting an ..,. the flt& and sW1s whlclt
I o r 11 v a b I e amount ol recently have c:amed IUCb
"subemployment" a ·mo n c leriout manpower fluduatkm
Pb.D's wba are -., far and dlltortloos.
below lbelr atlll levels. Must draw up long.._
We an cnollnC an eve--ledml policies for contlnulnC
pondlnc --clau ol the wpporl via gnnls and -''new poor" -tliousands ol of higher edacallon at tho
-pqle -b a. e graduate -level -1ralnlng and aklllo to qualify portlculJrly d e • 11 n • d lo
for Ill ..... • ·a year jobo guarantee lbe aolvency ol tho but wllo are .ioq rldlculaUJly top 100 md..nltlel mw turn-
.......... .,. _.,If Ibey are Ing out -o1-Ph.ill.
workln( a1 an. ----Must 1hmk lbrOllgb with u1•
We are lnfltlnl the anger ol moat core tbe doolln of lbt
u--feel doublo<roued _ ....... --
by the -wlllcb first led -K II ftmdilC -wlddo them lo bolleve tlley Tim! Involve tbe training ol la'10
badly mecled la tbe job .-ol bliblJ ¢at•-(
-and tbell IUllll!1lrlly -m.. reJecliil 1bem. For -.... we .,. Jn.
And ... top ol all -...tJng -tllon 11 bllllan In
Point& ol perlonal -...uy ...,._ beallll -lstbefanlullc-=iat-_.. tralnlq -ama lo
Implied by tho fact !hat II mulUply Iha numbers o1 pltyal-
costa belw-llt,IOO and clam, clentlall,. -and Sl,000,oot lo lur'a out a.aln&le oilier prnh=i""ab In 1111o
Pb.D. today. field. Are we, G1-s ub,
Wamed Jolm Gani-, baad --ClllllnoWJ:
ol Iha c-.... ca... = .. -Into ....... "' ...... •1cttlm11! lobby/' aot laac the 1 1 p a n 1 J o " m,;,;.~r:: :.= ...... 0:-ii."',:-;:
wllo lralm -to do a ''oolptil"'tlU.S.tnllod.-,...
apeclftc job, ·-.. ad--In --! l'alllal -...... tllal llaa ol to -1111 llpa., ... ..., -and belll•• ... _, ., _ .............. .....
-blm a llYIDI dolll 11." ..S wwww .... ! FaillDC lo
Olr aocletJ cloes not ... --tllitt -.. .... U..lom,•lndl-... Uap _, ... ....
llul wtaot ww • --..,,. .. .,.,. are ,_.
cla -to -aocletJ II 1be ponpr_.. tar ah I ' dotalapmellt ol a far men ra-'11,0IO a,_, not nww ,..,.._,
llonal.._)i to lb& lrllDbll clana earning '80,oot! •
anti hlrlnc ol Jqbly ......a -....... a -.... IPlclalJate. --pillcy" plao . Aacl bow mlPI ww deM better locbnlquea ltP
till Ill -· Dr. Eli fvrtc:utilw oclenllflc .... ' °'""*" ... ., ...... ,,,__ .
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eRe•-.De•t LOS ANGl!;LES -Reouhllc
public l10ck olftriol " -subeldlarlH lo ..auce Ill
heavy debt, AJI the com-
pany's president and chief e1-
ecutive officer.
In Ill thinl quorler ttpor1
l.wued In MO)', R<publlc Aid
about a f.t.5 million debt wu
due Dec. 1, 1971. The compiny
then WU paying $$00,000 •
month lnttre1t dwJtt, 1
spokesman aakl .
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I GAILY PU.Gl FrldQ, A119irst 4, 1972
Egypt, Libya Merger: A ~hreat Or Just Desperation?.
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-made 1u1 wte1:, nolod _;. new oil ricMi lot '"' mlJllqo poople -bot Ibo ..,,.,., wll -m *1 Jnol. llow tlit nh''"'"" II --..t ~-.. ~ ......... W II hi Ille Arab -Id Po"'-1be J>lll'P* of "Ub«allnc" Nob nd4n --lhelr ...-1111 - -ol _., md W llu -lrild lo_...,__ Mo JI "I ..... 11111. ..
'nlo preUcloair ti U1>ya and a pow«i\11 ... pon, oil, "wblcll Paleatloe. He bu no I oil. W1 oo IOOd lo lhem llOID ...., .., lit.,..._ Bui lbe. -.... ...,. ad-1 -· ~ llad lo --~ ...... ll 1ri1C
-·-'""'"" -. ~ I( -elloctlvely and -beollatecl 111 ll>e put .. aJJlll1 II ii out ol lbe,......, ...... , -DOI - -............ ---boevUi> .. 1111 --1Wr ...,._ I • _,,.., -. -.ii)' ~ reoliJe our bea'l' _.... cm w.....,. mart.led. And for Kadall It bud, and --,,,,_ J".-IJIJ WID IWMffT1. tiOll. 11lo -. 111o;-:tW *'" • -a
-lo -lilelt pallcm ..,i.. beolu11 Arab on pro-JirOdUdal oompaola and OD cu bo polllloal dJoamlle I -...-rill llolr ---and --dow .... -~ ti ..._ ti • ...., ... ~ -It -•-o1tbe ..... ld'1 otberArabollDiU-. • the ..... _ pt -and ballllnl-. _..07 --art d'opl1 ....... w.,,_ -~2l6 .... 'Llb-
.lllr11len Ille l/lliloll Slile1"IQI --~-The we 1 t Bui EiYpt ond LlbJ'a hove ~ • blQer an o1 1be -ll11Jmv wbe ~ --or *lfllille.... 'l'!JI wlll UllJa'•
tlrt ~-Wlf<I l<Od-bows 11111 and lbul lritl lo yd lo convince llrt Arablla oU wtllth. EGYPT Got -btlp oitrllllc °"""""""' -11111 mlPI llow --ti Ill ..r ........ l$W r-ev-tual'•'·onoU~-••-0-.top·AntJrmlly,Keoid. penllllula" tl>elalUIJ!lq -""""PL -~ Joial -..-.Jo .. -Um GLJ.~ _lbe -~raid cf ol •--llinl'---· v w ~M--•-··" ohut off oll lo lbe Wet!. Arab --•.r.t h the bWlonl ti -wwtb J , Bolb -. ~ "-.· ~.u -" .. " ...&... .. J allUl.Ul.I ........ ~ -----. ••••• -
But -11111 -a • •• w PEllllAPS LIBYA'S leader Libya cell 12.4 billion a year Well. Al the rate I he 11'11111 but II wun'I erroufll> lo whoo lbe Oornmtrnllla Ill a 10Dt ny ,,_ .... • 1 po-
desperatloo Ill lbelr -41;1_:~:::::.._::be:._:•::Willc::!...:t•:._111e=...:hll:_.:lll:..:o::D.::rev::.:""""=:_ln::..::_a=na=U..=o.:..f _de=:.:velopecl:=!:=...;"°':=:ld:...:111="':...:oil::•:.:a'.__!per:=::ml.::l~tbe=-.::rllk::...:ol::....::lll.::"'=k!::::"':.._:S.::Jcla=ID,:::.:lbeo=..:"':.:ttflowtO(=::::.:::..wllb=:_..:N=Bi=i::&LR=......:"::411::•:.:T__:•:.:•:..:r......:ll::lflln::_:to:._:1•="':::~h::..::llfol=r:..:,,__=:::...
more suggestive of trustr1Uon
than of men.ce.
Bolb Anwar Sadat of Egypt
and Muammar Kadafl of
Libya an .,bject lo home
prea.sures and to lnlUrialin•
contradicU0111 on tbt world
ltlge.
mE TWO Je1den teem
fNMrated becaWll they are
opposed DOI only by Arabi but
by the powerful Ru!alanl lo
whom they have looked for
help without a full measure of
lru!t.
So the Egypt-Libya unJon
has the sound of a defiant go-
lt-a.looe challenge to Israel,
the United Stat<s, Europe and
Russia, all at once. To hear
the young and hot-beaded Col.
Kadafl tell It, u he did In a
speech more than a year ago,
Egypt and Ubya will lead a
legion or a million Arab men,
an air armada of a thouaand
planes and a land fleet of 5,000
tanks in a Jihad -a holy war
-to crush Israel a n d
"'liberate" Palestine onct and
for all.
Now ht and Sadat have
made what purports to be a
step in tbia direction.
THE PROPOSITION ii that
untted Arabi will mobUlu and
ann for the final baltle witb
Ille money they get from Alob
oil. Meanwhile they coold
mor1aUy wound their "lm-
periali5t" antagonists by shut-
ting off the oil.
But Arab unity has ~
variably been more shadow
than substance, h o w e v e r
passionate Kada!i seems to be
about it. The: United Arab
Republic combining Egypt and
Syria crumbled in 1961 alter
three shaky yeara. An attempt
to unite Sudan with Egypt and
Ubya bu wound up nowhere.
1be "federatk>n" of Syria,
Libya ond Egypl, formed . a
year ago, is oppooecl by a
number of elemenU!, includirw
Rusaiaf>.backod Syrian Qm-
munl"4.
The Sadal·Kadall J o I n I
1latement, an ecbo of a speech
Heirs' Figlit
For Will
Overturned
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A
Judie bu ruled agalnsl a
cballenge by IJ grandchildren
In pmervin( the will of a col-
lege leacher who left fl00,000
lo a loundallon lhal -his
body In hopes of bTingin( bim
back alive IOll\I day.
Superior Court Judge Jullus
M. Title made the ruling In the
case of James H. Bedford of
Glendale, who died of lung
cancer Jin. U, "1917 at the age
o1 n.
Bedford became the first
perlOll lo bavo hll body froun
alttt death Ill the IO<:al1ed
science of cyrogenics >A'hlch
will attempt to revive him if
the diaease wblcll caulld bis
death CID be cured.
'l'hirte<n daYI before his
death, Bedford revoked a tnllt
set up l<r his IJ lfandchlldren
and bequeathed the money lo
the lnlemallooal f'®ndaUon
for Cyroolct R ... arclr Inc.
1111 grandchildren challenced
the w 11 ~ contending Bed-
lord WU Wlduly Influenced lo
change the document
In his ruling, the fudle 18ld
the ''prepondermce of the
evtdeoc:<" sbowed Bedford had
lbe mental capacity lo Jmow.
lllgly revoke the trusl
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TlllE
fBICE
BEAYY DUTY
VINYL RUG RUNNER
With tho ldd1
running tn and out. LlN. FT.
INDOOR-OUTDOOR
CARPETING
BUD
·TRUCK
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KEEP ON 'i'RUClll~
Al""JI I loll Y9'1 about · ·..mrrg your back and 1tlll
you lift· that louay traah ccm.
OIL go crhoad-you'ro th•
•Dlmt one.
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BRUS&
Tot& -aaldng, "Wlral lo W1
dobr1p1p boN. all al-"1 11'• lllJ •• ,. ptlJ'Chology. ta.
appotliar, ta. real ,_ ••
downhelow.
yoq'll like thl• 1poc:lol. 9 In colora. h9CIYJ' gauge. 3 C
with tffth to keep it IA plac•4
Run lflrom ta. J)Gtlo rfVht
into 1h• ·hou ... l>c:rinpneaa
won'I hurt IL (A Oood might
alow lt dOWD. but rain won't
fasolt.)
6-FT. 97c LIN. WIDTH FT. \
99c
STEEL WALL POOL
RUGG
REEL
MOWER
6977 TRIPLE ... ACBI
.. -LOMA 32-CAL.
Bring thla hom• and you ..W bo tho
ldd'1 haro (II apt 111,a wbolo
neigbhorhood.1.) U you don't haft
kids. get one for your duck.
Jlow .,.... can -k-"'llart." "Modi-~
and "Woll~ ... pt tho-· Uma.
. (And J0!1. with -uttlo botdog In tho frfdgoJ Caal motaL.'lrOOC!
lrcmdln.
TRASH CAI E"'fboclj.-. to brne·u.-DOW.
eo let'• about Nplcscnwa..ttl
Tlwy laat a 1oDg llmo uni-ta.
trash truck nma OT•r one.
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WRONG
HERE
GLmDEN
Sf BED
BOUSE
PAINT
666
GAL.
Acrfllc latex. goee o••r wood. m•tal. or
stucco. Water baH ao you won't need. to
fool cmnmd with paint thinner. Toni of-
c:olor1.
CEDAR TRI-STAKE
FEICJJfli
We hcrT• to argue with our
auppUor to gol IL but you
won'I hcno to argue with 9 'Ji
111. Full 11b< foot•.._ C
brdrrd" posia ad ralla. FOOT
I
Solf.propollocL up lop contnila. 4-
cyclo 111<$ -Int (RUJll on llnmcly
and Socia??). It'll IJI•• you good
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FOLDING
EXERCISER ·
So. tho lent limo you wonl )owing.
you got Dlugged. four tialH
mr11tocl hrlco. and tho clog hit
, you.. Now. work out your. whole
body·tn the prlYGCJ of your Aome
or ofllce.~Sound1 JIU a lato-rrlght
TV commercial.) ·
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SPIED
LATEI
Taill
PAINT
For cdl exterior matomy. 1tua:o, brick or
tilo. Tho colon ..,. rich. lull hodlocL good
conrage, and u.nlform. Again. no thinner,
clean-up with wcrt•r.
llrlgbte up tho window aUla. door
fnzmoa. wider -and all 'lrOOC!
auricn:ea. Colors. to lDGtch ·tb• •hlcco
pabrL SW! Do tbbrrior noaclocL (Oh llorlal
And ._. got a Ion of Ill) .
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CEDAR
liBIPE
STAIE
FEICJlli
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Ror NoclcaJlo 1n0to ua ad oalcl: '11'1 "°""orful to -a lloro with real people.• AttGbof. Jtoy, you -.lo our day),
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pocbtw poc:bd ...... them they
lhoald. liut you golkl admit It' a got
lollhlrt aJ1 right. Six foot.n. indudo poll•
ad r<rlla.
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--with Ibo.Jeff. and Cl --ad-cr·lour •• ,) See tho dlaplay ocrmplu II
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YOI,'.. 65, 'NO. 217, 4 SECTIONS, +. PA&ES . .. . . ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, AIJ&UST ~. 972 ._. -
Lagu:ri.a to Fight More Rossmoor DeVelopment . .
b>is Jeffrey
L.1 -'JO.. Take Seat
•
OnPlan Panel .
· Newly appointed Laguna Beach plan-
ning commWioner Lois leffrey will take
her •Ml OJ\ the commllsion Monday
nllflt·jllld partitjpale in eleclloo of a new
~to replace cart & Johnson Jr.
.,.... &,..city conncUmao.
Dlacaaioo of an eXtemive llst~of eom--=ts from · Arch Beach. Heights ,. __ ,..,..~~' referred {o the CODlDli.akm
~ ~ Council, will be a.msjor Han
O!J U.,iiWiliiC~ -• "!JOrl fnim the ad hoc historical
~Ilion committee, wbiclt bas u-
i11>lned buildings and oth« landmarks in 111' C01DfDunilY, a!JO will be pre""1ed to Ibo planers. Thla wW Include evaluation di Illa C.ptaln's Hou.w and MoWloo
!1Gaae on Upland lnduslrlel' beacbfronl
.._.,. wjllcb .the Laguna lllltor!W
SOdety ii attempting to save from demo-
lition., .
OU*'· Items ·"" Ille ._..i. are en-~tal lmpacl reporll Cll the -
and ~ o1 ·111a Main -Part, Illa
Alta Loilma Jloo!levard ate Air ...i 111e
ll<iat ClDyon, itorm dnln projed, a
dport an propooed -ol Padllc ,\-and I Yarlel)' ol alp apinvai,
...,..aadvarlance~ . .
Mor~iti Bbut,s
Otller Democr.ats
' In. Tax Defeat
12,000 for ID qlneerq 1-' "1
Lowry and ~lalel ... poulblo flood
buatd to Laguao 11 lhe de~ pro-. -. .
The dty wW ut lhe COlllllJ' pWmors to
delay approval ol the Irie! map, pending
the ICf'IDUll•U. ol lurk' dlt& • the
question Of --nmoll from the elev~. .
Planning Commlasloner Roger Loi>
phear delcribed the cwnmi"lon'1 deep
Councilmen
To Confer
On Budget
The Laguna Bead! City Cooncil wW sH
down at 1:30 a.m. Sainnlay for whit may
develoi> into a daylong budcet studJ -Two weeks-ago, ,after' a fOIJ!lobour ex·
~lion of City .lluqer Lony -··
. .. million ai>Orallnc' blidgtt, -. -·•·4elidl ., -..... 'V..
. --.di """"Ille.._.. to ... . uw --.••at.· bring 11. llllo llnL ' Roo6 Aid lie and his staff
are llllJ parkig ..., ~for added aources of revenue Ind DiuJ.Urc psible
-bu~ be Slid, "tdclll't lhink the
MWl i Will have for tho coundl Saturday
will be much dlllertot from my budiel
memqe -that tbil' ls tbe minimum
bud&el possible to maintain out uJsting
Jeyel of aemces."
Amoog the new revenue IOUl'Cel pro-
posod at the earllor .... ..,, -.and
examined In the past two .... u b'y the
dty llaff were an ilcrtale in parking
meter fees. further lncre8se In the bed
tu and emnsim qi the ill to summer
rentala:, iocreued sewer bootup fees, in-
<Hued trash collection f ... for mlddle-
slu apartment "1ildinp and lno'eased
fines for parking vlolal!onL
A number of minor eeonomies were
suggested, bul Rose saiil Tbunday be
bad not yel been able to find any budiet
arta where aizeable cuts could be IDlde
without resulting in malcblng c:uts In
service levels.
The Sainnlay di9Clllllom In city hall
coundl cbamben ... -to the pulllic.
Rockwell Sells
Marine Division
WlllTE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) -Nor1h
Amerlcan lloctftll Cmp., the -
giant -eat-. bu IDid Us Marine Divlllan to AMI' Ille. for an ..Uoc!wd
an!OUlll ol casb, 11-.-Tim>
day.
Rocbrell, wbidl -reomtl)' awarded
a hue• federal -for the U.S. ...... allltUe JIWlllm, Aid IL-oe1ling
ilia dlliliaa to concentrate CID "areas
--... -. t.cbnoloa and odlar wcm can be more ef!ecllvel7
applied."
'Iba deol, schedolled to be completed
!loo. I, --·ftd "1 -firms' -., dlnclon. TbeMarlneDITillaDOOlllillloltbtte
boat <Olnpaaiell; llalllns• 'l'.acbt Co. ol
111(11 Nol ...i Now , Bern, N.C.;
Creslllair, ., UUle l'alla, Minn.; and
'il!dle<raft. ., -· -
-nprdlng lhe flood clqer and
ldvlaed lcaJ -to bait lur1her
deWiqmltlil.
·Seymour -the -lbet ID1
--·-cnly be talten .. the -oltllemlve~aludlet,or
the dty might foce hue• laWIU!la for
boldl111up~
' "We ha .. :141 ICl't!I of Laguna canyon
watenhed presently being intensively
deftloped to lhe ei1eDI ol IJ.7 to Ii unita
• ins,
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Aiiil .. ,-rover.-~GiltJaer r
About ~o supporters of !he Laguna Beach heallh
food restaurant "Love Animals Don 't Eat Them"
galbered outside Soulh Orange County Judicial rn...
trlct court in U.guna Nigue1 thiJ morning. With
them were the animllls Ibey love, including a camel,
a parrot, a roomr and three dogs. The 11'9up •was
protefting.lhe arraigllll!ent at· Jama Dou~ 11ol>-erts, 21, operator of the restaurant He. · bten
cited' for having allimals in the eatilig pl•ce,.il!clild-
ing !he camel. It i5' named Boney Banana; ·'
. ' ,. ' ...
$16,000 for-Sew·ag.e. OK'.d
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Laguna Appr0ves City Share of Regwrtal Pinnt·'
Faced with an Aug. ID deadline to "gel
In or get out" or the Aliso Water
Managtmenl Agency's planning program
for a regional oewage_ '""tmeol laCill!y, La-. Bead! dly eoundlmen have
qreed to allocale up to 111,000. for the
city'• share in the. )Jl"08r'!"-.
Final -· u to actual participa-tion In the IJrOjed, 11 tt,la Implemented,
need id be 1Dlde until next spring, City
Manager'LoWleoce Rose told the ooundl.
Buttlle plaDDijlg deadline llllllf IJ6.md In
order lo qua1ll)' for federal ~ wbiclt
would JlOI' up to 80 . pen:eol ol the
estimated $22 mUllnn tolal project COii.
Laguna 's share ol this total, the coundl
Jeuned, would be between fl mlllloo and
Ill mllllon, with actual -to the city In
the nelgl>horhood ol !80,000 II gnmta are
awarded.·
The ooundl's oomewhat reluctant
dedalon, which loc•!ded a l<ntaUve
.....,...t to ahindoa U., city's ~
trulmenl plant and-. outfall, follow-<
ed a .irtual ultlplalnm from tho San
• • • 1
fJi'80 8'glonaJ Water ~ Control ~tor wbm there ii l"'·lrrlpllon ~t
B<!anl to join IJ!e • rqi<lrlol, P"'tlram. foe their recialmlJd waler,
If the city should decU!e to llay out ol The oouncll arrived at· Its 'de<laion ·to
t11e·prQiranr and ao1 .. Jts .. wage prob-parllclpale In the ...-i plamlnc pro.
terns by oontinuld' llPlradin& ol Its U · gram after bearlnc from Dr. Jan,Sllerflc
b\lng facility , It would have to manage of ·l.o'"1'"and Auodalel,. who· bad
wilb g.Vmunent flnsnclal. aid, .said lhe wxlertaken a prtlimtnarJ .study 1 ol wQCB: a11ornsu ... for-Laauna Boch, Emmld
However the coonc11 wu ~ed Bay and the Irvine Rlllch•Waur lltsltl<t.
?"ll•inll .m;proyemenl to. the plaftt. ~ . Both city ·-r.r ,licaJalilt• SbedJI
belili undertaken wilh 1!1J11-y; will coocl!ld<d llill wWld ·be ·tho-heat .,...
have toccioUDue , since the faellit7 will be e<dure fof Ille city nb<V(thedl<inMitn.
needed for two or t1ree more years. as,
Under the .pivposed regional plan, a
large. Interceptor lint wolild be ; con-
llructed to carry Laguns's oewage to 1
new '""lmeill plant at Ali!o ()eek.
Participating In the Planninr progrsm
for the project, In addili<JD to Lquna
are the Moulton Nlcuel, SOUlh Laguna, Ef
'l'oro, Los Aliloc and Irvine Ranch Waler
Dlstrlcll.
All UCfpl Logupa , have Ollensive
wptor reda:natt.n projects, an>! l""'1d re-
quire the· ocean outfall oilly 'dWing the
County Le1'.lse : Case · Pi;ohed
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....,. in water runoll from Illa canyon
could ruin the ~ fllture of the
downtown aru.''
In addltloo to authorizing tho Aua. II
prolal, the oouncll, In another action.
voled In Ille r<qllests with the county and'
the dly of Irvine for the right lo review
planned tuhdil'lsi<>N wllhln tbne mlles
., the dty houndarlff to be assured lhal
drainage from new ci<velopments will be
handled In a mlM<I' that would not
damage Laguna Beach.
·ree
Chess Game
<;:ompleted
Iii 56Moves
REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) -Bcbb>'
Fischer today ci<leated Boria Spusli:y Cll ·
the 5'lh move of their resumed !Dtb
game of the wwld cbesa chompionddp
and toolc a t!Jree1>olnl lead toward
becoming the fJnl' American world
champion.
Spassky, who arrlftd U min-late
. t .. ·tl!ensuuied play, IMucbl for-·
4S ...... nair pliJOd ......
....... -ollend 1111 -le lbt Amerlt:U. 4 ~ . -. J'lacher looloed up lllcl accepted, sbaJ<.
1111 haadt over tho wooden boon!. 'Iba
All!erlclli aot uti. drained a glass o1
-jU!ce, and slrode from the ball
The win extended Fllcber'a lead over
Spuslty to II\ points to JI\ points. 11>e
American needs slI men points -tither
a1x wins or U .Iron -to beoome the flnl U.S. chess grandmaster to Win tho
, world c:hampionlhlp, (See oilier story
Page 10).
Spassky, who spent all nlcbl clooeled
with ~ dlitf leCGlkl, RU I 1 la D
grandmasler Eyflm Geller, trying lo
figure a way to gain a draw from the ad-
joumed poolllon, ,... from bla chair
alowly.
Tbe Rusalan did not leave the ball bul
atayed and challed with arbiter Lolbar
Scbmlcl u he cloared the pieces from the
table.
'"'lbat'1 the clincher," Fiacber'a te0o
and, the Rev, William Lomberey, llid
on the way out of the hall "He'll (:e) never come baclt."
r, who held a two-point lead
I Into the 10th pme, bad a material
advsntqa and belier position at ad-
joummenl Gandmuiers attending the
'250,000 world championship said Fildler
bad an almool certain win. .
R111sien lfllKfma,lter Nikolai Jtrocius,
another Spa.uky -. t I u I I 0 D • d
qalnsl giving the game to Fllcber '"'
tho strmgth ol the adjoolnun<nl pooillon.
"Don't Aln the hear before II bas been
lhol," be said.
Spa1Slty once again anivtd late for the
ma1dJ, after Fischer. The -showed· up •iz minutes afler the schedul·
ed 7:30 a.m. (PDT) llartlng time, sat In
his, cbaJr and waited for the -.
Tbe world champion strollod · 1n m
mlnWi later.
Wealller
More . -for the Oranp
c..st tbrwibolll the waeeknd. 'Iba weatberladJ apedl temperOtuno et 70 . dqreu II lhe bNcbes, fol-
.,wlnl the usual low cloudl, Inland
tempi around ••
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INSlDE TODAY •
T<t110Q<TI lla1'< lokm to th<
1toae tllil """'"''· Cll!llG%ing llttjr ti:J: 10 .. IU of 1111d~ 4114
praolic< • l!I th• NNporl-Hesa s""""'' Comtdr Jlllalcal Work· ·~loft~ • l"tltntolio!o of "lfr
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Switurland · •
McGovern
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Meets (
Tells Uary . ~
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With Sen. Muskie '
He Must Go {
WASIUNGTON (AP) -o.n-1tlc
pres.ldenUal candidate Geor1e McCovtrn
apparently has oUered the vice pretldtn-
lial nomination to Sen. Edmund S.
?i.tu.skie and was waiting today for the
Maine aenator to mike up hll m1Dd
v.·hether to accept.
The two men mtt for two Mu-1 at
1-luskie's home Thursday night and
"diilCUSlltd the fall campai@:n and the
que.slk>n ol a new vice presidential
nominee," Muskie 's office said thi1
mornina.
Stn. Gaylord Nel50n (0-Wb .). a very
close friend of McGovem'a who ha1 been
conferring with the South Dakota 1en1tor
sever1l times a day on the matttr, nld
early Thursday afternoon:
"J can only auume he's offend lt to
Pla11e Photos
Aid Firemen
At Big Sur
BIG SUR I APl -Aided by
photogra phs snapped by a U2 recon-
naissance pla ne, a force ol I.500 men
""'Otked today to encircle a blaze that has
blackened 4,100 acm In the C1'.lastal Big
Su r country. (llluatrated, P11e 6).
A blanket o' dense fog and dwindling
winds helped Thursday night as f\re
fighters wielding axes, shovels and hoes
tried to halt the fire alone three miles of
open line.
The !ire was about 70 perttnl c:on-
tained and could be fully contained
tonight , officials said.
Six fire fl&hters have been injured, in-
cluding one hurt seriously when be
tumbled 200 feet down a cliff.
The photog raphs made by the recon-
naissance plane, loaned by the National
Aeronautics and Space AdmlnlstraUon'I
Ames Research Center In SUnnyvale,
have been used In plotting a map of the
fin's progrtu so that men along with
planes and belicopten d r o p p l n &
retardants and water can be \lied ln the
most lmportant areas. It wu believed
the first time a U2 has ever been Ultd
for forest fire reconnalaunce.
Tbe U2 1nopa Ill plclurol llllnl bllCic
and white and Infrared mm at alUtuda
of 15,000, 45,000 and U,000 feet, It nnt
lnto operation Wednesday.
Fanned by 4().mile-per hour wind.I
' earlier, the fire -the realon'I wont tn
IO yean -had owept throuah llllndl of
young redwoods, madrooa, live· olk and
Ian olk.
Approval Seen
For Saddleback
College Budget
Trustees or thl Saddleback Community
College District will meet and problbJy
give flnaJ approval Monday nlaht to a
IU5 million bud(et -1 bud(el !hit will
mean a 2S-cent lDcreue 1n the dlltrict
lax rate.
Flnll public hearJns oo the ~
budi•t will be held It the a p.m. meeUn1
of the lnJ&teel at the Soddleboek Coll•&•
Boord Room, 2!000 MlflllUl!e Porkw1y,
M!Sllon Viejo.
Truotee1 bove prevlolllly 1ppn>nd tho
budttt tentaUvely for letll publlcoUon.
The tu increase would represent about
an 1ddltlonal $23 a year In collep tu to
a diltrlct owner of a M0,000 home.
Tu rote durlni the 1971-73 f11e1I yur
wu about 42 cenll per •100 allelled
vatuaUon, the lowest In the state.
TH role thll Yo<' will be 1bout '4
""111 per 1100 ......00 vllu1tlon, Fr.d
H. Brtmer, dlslrtct superintendent, gJd.
OIAMICOAIT La
DAILY PILOT
Mw:kie. That mUJt be the cue ••• at thll point hi ..Wdn't 10 Ollt lo hll -jull lo chit."
Nellon llld he would mw no pttdle-
tion whet.her Muak.le would accept seeond
1110t oo Ille llciet, 1 job Muskie held 111 1181 undor preoldenllll nominee Hubert
H. Humphrey.
As McGovern entered hil Senate ofllce
late thiJ morning he said "We ha ve just
had a little visit la~t night. We'll hive
somethtnl to aay later on."
Frank Mani:iewk:r:, J.fcGovem't _..
Uonal poUUcaJ dlrec:tor, later e1pla.ined,
however, thlt when McGovern aakt
··we'll have 10methln& to aay later on, ..
the candidate wu rtflr'f'inl to hla cam-
paign org1nllltlon ind not 1 jolllt 111116-
ment by McGovern Ind Muskle.
A few m.lnutu earlier McGovern aald
an announcement about a replacement
for Mla&ourl Sen. Thoma• r . Elaleton
might not come before Monday.
Muskie himself was in his house Thurs~
day but he and aides with him were
refusing to answer phone calls from the
prtSS,
MuakJe'11 office early today rele11sed a
statement saying the two MDI.tors met
privately at Mwkle's home in Betheld1 ,
Md., Tbur!day nighl.
From Pagel
TAXES ...
pro tern James fl.tills all have been men-
tiooed u potenUal candid.I~ for the
Democratic nominatloo ln two )'ear1.
Afortttl and MOICOnt ht~e all but
formllly ll1DOWl<ed they will nm.
The tu com.pram.lie wu ne1oU1ted
between Reocon ond Mort<U, ud Miili
complllned IU\ -k thof MoretU
dellborololy excluded Senoto Demaer1ll
in ID 1ttempt to enhoneo hll penona1
polltlCll tnotlgt.
Allhoutb lllCllt PollllCll oblorven eon·
sider MorttU and Moecone the malt ln-
tenae rtvall today, It waa Milli who tr1d-
ed moot of tho publle borbl with Moretti.
MOICOM took a lua consplCUOUI role
crltlclJlni dttalla of the Morett~Re111n comprom.IJ6. ..
Miils cllled the bUI "1 oell-out" lo
Req1n, ud 1 net tu hike for thooo
leut 1ble to lflord It -ronten ud the
poor.
"He thlnb thot neaottotll>I a com-
pn>mlle with lleq1n moplfle1 bis poo-
u .. In tbt Colllenla poUtlell ...... ' •
millet blm ,_.. thot ht II 1 leoder of
the Democnll In tho lqllJotun I pool•
tlon ht II trJIAI lo -bllob," Mtllo llld
111 1n tnrervlt•fllf\ -1c.
Milli Ind MOICOllt both eontandod the
lllU IOd -tu hlkt1 111 the pion
would hurl tbt poor tho moot. MoretU
clalmed U... lncrtuet wtrt more than
balanced by new renter and bomtOWner
tax _.., pluo 1n lnerelle In fllndl to
poorv -dlllriell. M.oretU Aid the plan ... the "'rt
belt polllble" under the ~lances
ol a GOP aovernir ud llemocnt-c:on-
troned le111!1ture.
DAILY PILDT St9ft .......
NEW LAGUNA BEACH MAYOR CHATS WITH SON OF MAYOR OF BERTEAUECORT·LES.THENNES
Chirlton Boyd, left, Bld1 French L1w Student Jean 81yard Welcome to Art Colony
Tree Ordinance
Facing Review
In Laguna Beacli
De Joined
Young Frenchman Tours N. America
By JACK CRAPPELL
Of .... (Mlly t'u.t lllff Everyone agrees trees are beautiful
aod should be preserved but protecllng If you can't beat 'em, join 'em.
them by city ordinance could have Its That may well be the reuonlng behind
problems, the Laguna Beach City coun-a young Frenchman'• tour of the Unit.eel
ell concluded thll week. State• and Canada thlJ twnmer.
After pondering a few of the problema, "We have an lnvulon each IW'l1Dier of
the eooneU decided lo aal: the pl1nnlng Amerlc1n1," Jun Bayird llld aood
commlsalon to review a· ptopoHd lrff naturedly.
preaerv1Ucm ordinance, requested by the B1y1nl, • law aebool ltuclent, llld thot
Chamber of commerce Beautlllcat.loo after coe vi.Ill to Paria, be atood on a
committee. , corner and heard notbi.nl b u l
'nit onllnanco would prohibit eutllnl "Amerleon" belnt spoken.
down, destroying or nmovtng any tree Bayard, 21, of Beneauoort-ln-ntnnea,
within the city llmJts without a permit. France, hu been •ta y In I with the
"Jt might ti.Ye an educational value,'' David MWU'OI of Laguna Beach while in
111d City· Attorney TUiiy Seymour. "Some town.
people probably would rather leave a He's Interested in American munlclpal
tree where It ls than bother with a government l)'ltema and Wedoelday at·
permit. But others might feel It an In-tended a city oouncll meetfn&. 'I'buraday
vulon or property rlghll If they have lo he Ind Chorlloo Boyd. newly eloeted
get a pennlt to cut down a tree on the.lr mayor of Lacuna Beach, toot a tour of
own property." City Hill ud diaeuued tbt dllloronee1
"Wt'd need 1 lot of lnformaUon and between American and French mayon.
ecfueotloll." Ille! COUneilmln Roy Holm, Bayonl'o lither II moyor of hll loWn. .
"but there are clUea -San M&rioo for "In France, tbe m1yor ii a very bft..
ewnplt -where tree ordlnaneel boH portant penoo. Ht l'tjll"-tho lllta,
been Uled very effeeUvoly." the 1overnmenl. but bt II tleeted by the
COUnellmln Peter Ol1rander Kid he'd peopl1 ao ht repi..,11 lht -10 too,"
Uke to MO llUCh on ordlnanoe 111 LIJIUlll, the otudent 111d.
but wondered bow bat to define 1 tr11. Ht upl11ned tbtt In Fi..,.., the
ind whit could be done lo preserve trees equlvolant of American councilmen Mrve
U a developer wanted to put ln 1treeta. only 11 advlaen to the mayor. He a1lo
COuncllman Carl Jobnlon alJO was con-· "'Slid that In France, polltlcal plll't1u
ctrned about the ordinance definition of a reach Into munlclPll 1overnment.
tree: ll!Y JIYO plant which b11 I 11111110 Body presented the Fieneh llUdent
INllk mwurlnt 1t leU\ 3.5 Inches In with 1 plaque from the city 1nd 1 lttle<
dll!Mlor, meuured 1t 1 point I feet hooorln& hll vlalt ond ur&Int blm lo
above tho erounct. nturn.
"I think I've Cut down thi!ill larpr Boyd recalled that he was a com.
than that on my own property when J1m mlcalions officer du r Ing the war in
thinning out lbe planting," said Johnlon.
France and that be hoped to return some-
day.
"Do you have a travd a1ency in your
town ?" quesiontd Boyd. ownu of a
travel oervlet In Lqwla.
Bayard plans to leave Laguna Beach
this weekend and tour the Northwest
coast and parts of Canada.
Then he will work hi.I way eut and
return to Perla in um.e -for ICbool th.II
fall. .
Rubber Stampers
Losing Ink Pads
WA5111NGTON (AP) -Tbe number of
goYemmental offlclall wlelclln& "top
secret'' stamps hu betn cut In ball, the
White Howe 11y1.
Tbe numbor of federol olllcllll lllowed
to cWa1fy lnformatJon "bas been
sublllJJtlally reduced within the tut IO
day•.'' alDol Pnlldent Niz.an'1 order to
tril) tho aoventmta1'1 clwllleallon
l)'llem, I llllement llld 'lbunday.
It llld the mimblr ol -permli. ted to elwlfy documents wu cul '3 per-
-· from 4.1,llM to 11,131 -or !ii Pl"' cent ustna ••top HCl'f:t" llam111, at per-
ctnt with 111ecrtt," and 7& percent with
''confldantlat."
Allhoutb the ennouncement did not In-
clude the nmnber of omclala cut In the
Cenlr1I Intelligence Atleney -beelUJt
lhlt'• pmumably leCn!t -It dld Ill'
tbot on 1 pereento&• bul1 the CIA oJul>.
ed by '4 pen:ent the 1'111lber of employea
who Clll \lie "top aec:rel" ttamps.
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~NEVA -A¥1<1'1 m~
mendlwlt or lbe dnia c:ttlture, Dr .•
Timothy Lary, bll been el ven unUI
Halloween to leave Swltzerllftd and •
tbit'I prttly IClry lo l 111111 50 ll<Jnc >It
yeon In u .S. prllonl.
Swlll ollldlll llld former Lquno •
-resldont.t Loll)' Ind his •If• Rosenwy ...iu hr upelled Oet. 31 If ll1ty •
don 't &" out voluntarily rm.
The convicted coupla, aenienced for
_.1 .. of morlJUlnl 111 Lq\U Boaeh
In December, !Ml, hive been aeekllla •
poUUCll 11Ylum.
Swlllerland WU their tnOlt "l'e<ent
llopOVer Iller Lory llClped from Ibo .
Loi Pacftl Men'• Colany at Sin Luil
Obllpo two YW'I qo with •lloaed .,,.
..ter.....,.i lld. He then Deel lo All!en.
He and blJ wlfe were Jiven uylwn by
exiled Bliek Plnther Porty f1etlon
leader Eldridge O.eaver, but expelled
after they tangled over philosophies on
drug use and revOlutionary tactics.
Leary had served .onJy a few months of
" 11>-year sentenct imposed by Oran1e
County Superior Court Judie Byroo K.
MeMUlln, wbo then bronded blm a .
menoee lo oocltty.
Ht oow 1aeo1 -tloo far pri-.
.... po In lddltloo lo flnlshltll the 10-ytlr .
dtut tenn, ofter which he ..Wd poulbly ·
face an identical stretch in federal prilon
on slmlllr charges.
A reversal of hll -and other -morl·
)U1!18 coll'fletionl Imposed in T..., is
boin( 1ppealed by U.S. 1uthorities.
Fullerton Man
Breaks Back
In Coast Stll'f
A F\lllerlGn body surfer broke blo bldt \
'lbllt'ldly Iller belnt opilled by I Duly •
wave off an uniuarded beach Jn South
Llgltnl. .
Sllnely w. Price, :JS, II nported lo be :·
in aiUCll eoodlllon loclly In the lnteollve
~ uoll of south coui COmmuotr :
Hoepltal. A bolpltal i:-aid many more leoto would ve to bl ...,.
ducted before It would be d<tlrmlned If •
Price ..Wd lllller Ill)' permal1tOI ·
phyllcal lmpllrmlnt -tbt llllury. Bolh bJI ftllll one! llllUl ~ -
localed In the upj>er port ol tbt blCli: -' .... _... u • noult ol tbt tn.J117, .
Ille DllrlO llld. . I
Price wu body lllrflnl oil the Ninth :
Street Belch when the oceldtnl ooeurretl.
Altboucb the beach II not l\llflled, Son
Clemente Uftgulf'dl responded to a call •
for medical aid and assl.rted in getting
Price up lhe mep hUI lo the highway
and into a waiting ambulance.
Lifeguardl uid Price wu conaclous
while be wu beln& moved, but com.
plained of shoulder pllnl ond ol no
sensation iD the lowtl' port of hll body.
Robert Battin Admits AUGUST. SALE
Land Case Questwning
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Oranc• County P'1nt ll I I t r I c I
S\Jpervl>or Robert W. Ballin today •d·
mitted be bas been questioned by District
Attorney's invesligaton in the alle&ed
shakedown of Santa Ana farmer Geor1e
Murai.
1be case Involves alle1atlon1 that
Murll pold $$,000 lo 1 myotory figure to
ease con.stderaUon of a leue e1tenalon he
seeU 00 property bt DOW llmll 111 the
eounty...,.troUed Mlle Squlno Pork 111
Fountain Vllley.
Battin llld he WU quettloDed by the
DA'I men this weok.
Tbe oupervllot, In I pnoSI nleue
'lbundly, ealled for a lederll ln-
veltlgtlloo of tbt MU1 Squ1rt Re1Iaall
Port 1((rleulturll ltue llluolloo. He 111d
be did ih1a becau11 ht wanted to "enaure
an Impartial invertla:•tlon.11
He stronaly suggtsted that District Ai-
torney Cecll JUcb would not give him "a
fair shake."
Under queltlonln&. Battin Slid thlt
Hicks was undoubtedly "gunning for me
because I've heard by the grapevine that
be hales my guts."
The aupervllor, who ii in the middle of
1 llthl to hold hi• county job In 1 Novem·
ber ahowdown election with Santa Ana at-
torney William Wenke, q:aln tried to turn
the spoUight on Second D I 1 t r I c t
Supervilor David L Baker.
Ho llld Muri!. wbo boa held on
agricultural lease m 21S acru or the
Mlle Squm Pork for tbt pllt four yean,
was ''a financial backer of-Baker."
He elblblted 1 pboloatat of Bal:er'I
1970 cornpllp lllltomont whleb U.11
Muri! Fatms u • llOO eontl'!butor.
BltliD 1dmltled thlt his clll for 1
federal lnve1tl1atton of 'the
circumstances aurround1na the lease cab-
troveray wu baled purely en bis own
deduetlono Ind DOI from toy ll ell he hid
uncovered.
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PROBE ••.
the DA'• omee ...,.. pmont when MW'll
flVl the 11,000 lo l lllltl 1111t1ed4' I p-
bel-n for tbt polJtlcal flcuro.
Muowblle today, comment, preu rel-, eJwcu Ind eountordilr1e1
were co~ frvm polltlCll flfuN 11 the
_.. ol &lponllllH II -lo --dtllblntlolll ... llllDcllnl llllrll'• loue Cll tbt MU1 Sqlllhl Pork ..._.
.........,, llobert w. BaUln In • -:.:.r:: llld bt ...... ~ ~. -="'aae:.t <:: mm lo man W -In Milo l!Qtllro lHllable lo the pullllo lW ...... tJonal -· DA lllekr, wbeo told el BetUll't P19
-llld, "I un thoebd Illa! Bl~
Un ....id -IUdl l tla~ 11 thlt llJno whln_.the .... tier to .... tn.UU.
11tloo by ma GIWld .luy. •
Tht 4lttrtd •"""1tr lddod 11111 ht
l'Ollld not ....... tr.I)' II Ibis Ume oo tbt
oubl«t btca1111 tl tilt jury'• ....._
lloWD. cenltt1tW llll 1ltlci oa llolior,
said, "! un llltd to btlnr on tho short
end of Ibo veto Ind I have token my
defe111 phll...,phleally, but sin"" this
defeat on the Mlle Square acreage, I have
received information from what I con-
sider to be a highly reliable sourct, that
«illcitatloM have been made for substan-
tlll feea to inOueoee the decision of the
board ln thla matter."
BU.,, obVloUsly dlltutbed by lllt1ln'1
tltiD!y·oelled bilti-but rutralned by
the Grllld Jury subpoena, Ille!, "( om
ll'llte!Ui for blo (BIUln'a) e!tdlt lo me tor bloeklul hll IDV(eo but I mltll remind
him lhll It llteo ~ YOlll of boltd
mtnlbort to IC<Olllplisll lllcll IOll .•
'l1le lillrll ltlbleUe "" up for cleelolon '11/UW ..,. tbt Boord ol Supervlaoro but
W11 pOOlpOtJed 1R« two Uo YOlel.
Supervlaor WllU1m PhlWps 0 r
l'Ullerlbn Jolnllll Baktt 111 oppoalnt Bo~ lln'• IUllffllon thlt tho Murali lit
thrown olf tho lond Ind thot It bt pllllled
wltfl llll'muda ""' "for tbt .. el 1111 public unW tbt -. ..._ II
developed lo port Ult.•
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SUCH WELL Kf-lOWN LINES AS HINUDON, HlllrAGI. W 0 0 D M "I. I K,
MAIGE CAUON, AND SHElll.L ••• ALL AT SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS.
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District to Sell . Only $18 Million • Ill
Ac<ordb>c to calco11tloos baaed .. ,of·
licial fleur<s. the !nine Uolfled School
Dil!rict wlU 1l1il7 be able to inlllally ,.u
1bollt Ill million In bonds u wters ap-
prott'the district'• .$50 mUliGn bond pro-
poul. . .
And on ·..uma .. 'from tllO 0r...,.
• present·-q)UllJoa fieuno for the
Tustin UOloo lll&b ""' !!aii ' Jooqum
ElemenWy Sdloo1 DilltlN aod OD tbe obout 1115 mlllloo In bonded indeblednest.
olfidal projeded ~ ol --· -ulliflcatlon, the district d~llicU that will tie tUm over by the ' will baye a bonded Indebtedness ol '7.Z
lzvlne diltrlcl. " mµuon, Baled OD the WDe per<e11taaes
about $11 mJlllon more In boada.
Sdlool lroateel Wedllesdly 'IOled to
call !or a '50 mUllon -eledlan N .. , f
to -Mure """"1 -In Che dlllricl, 'llM! uaeument ol tbe future
-of the -..... bued Oii 'l\Jslln and Sin Joaquin esllmates ol the
portion ol the moot)' -also be -to tt110v1te ell&lln& fldllU.. or to
demolllb othen.
B·onds?
Vallerga sald no ofRclaJ attempt had
been made to predict tho future UIWed
valuation of the Irvine district, but noted
that, because the area ls erowing JO
rapidly, lhe assessed valuation could doll-
ble by llitl>.
Cowny Aaesoor's Office show> that it
-1d" be "between nv, llld 10 yeors"
· bdare .the •district would reach 1 high
-.Cb u.-valuation to be leplly
lllowed to ..u au ISO million in boods.
'l1le ~ 1...-val1111laa ol pro-, llJrd In Che llgum. $1.2 mlllion ol ·thlJ
pt/11 within )he IT!& dillrict· II abou\ will be tUm oftr from Che Siii Joaquin
$2M million. 'lllls Ii bued "" receiving' district' and'$! mUUoo Imm Che 1'lstln
about-30 perctnlol Tllltlli'1 • mllllon district.· ·
AVandsU~tofSanJoaquin'1AV. When tbl& II sublncted from the
A unified ichool di&lrid, under state lllowable bonded Indebtedness, ll <ho•~
dislrld'I growth.
Tnlltees, In -"" Che measure, wd as m111Jor> ww1<1 l>O needed to p1an and
build a hlP ldlool, two intermediate
ldloola and six' tleDJenW7 llCbaoh. A
DepJty COUotJ Aase-Jack Vallerp
said thlJ lllOrlllq tbs~ In _, for Che
dlstrict'• a11e1Md valat1oa· to double to
1SOO mUUoo -pei'mlttlnr aale ol ISO
million In booda -•1 bllllan worth ol
MW comtn>;tion would be.reqult<d. This •
Is based on property being useued 1t
ooe fourth of lb tlClual Vllue for prop-
"QI course this Is all )list speculation,"
Valluga cauUoned. "nat could be wa7
off by tomorrow." ·
'He 18.id 111 of Orange County ahowtd
an increase in actual property value of
181>11 million In 1!171-72. 'lbl pndictiool In bued OD the law, II allowed to ..U bonds up to 10 per-that Che district will be lllowed to .. u erly tu -' ' I
Fischer Triumphs
American Moves to 3-point Lead
REYKJAVIK. lcelllld (UPI) -Bobby Fls<l>er today delested Boris Spassty on
the Nth move ol their resumed 10th
game ol tbe..world cbeq_ cbamplooabip
end toot· a lhret1>0int 'lead toward
becoming Che lint Amertcao world
champion:.
Spasaky, who arrived 12 minutes late
for the resumed play, thought for about
45 aec:ooda alter Flscller played bis 56th
move, then oUer.d his hllld to the
American.
Sources Say
Muskie Now
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About SO supporters of ti!• Laguna W health
foocj ~uraol "Love Aoim~ Don't lat Them"
gathered outside South Orange Couni, Jlitlidal DiJ.
trict court in LagiQla Niguel 1hJJ niomlng. With
them were the animals they Ibve,, incluctmg a cap1el,
: ' . ,. t plrrot, a rooster and three dop. Tlie group 10u , ·
protesting the airalgrunent of James Douglaa RoJ>. ert,t; .21,, operator of the ·reNunDl He'bad been
died for having animals ln the eating plaoe, illclutl.
.ilig the' camel. It is·namedl!one;r Banana. '
Moretti Blasts.
Other Democrats
In Tax Defeat
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Aaembly
Speaker Bob Moretti today accused bis
Democnlk: counterpart In the Sena .. ol ''rMclinc CMJlrageously and emotionally"
In ltelping kill Che tu ohlft compromise
wldcb Morelli bad worked out with
8'pabllcao Gov. Roagan.
And If aoy ol the Sena .. leaders who
t!Ded the IU billion tu bill wont to nm
qiliist hlln for the Democratic nomina·
tiolt for governor in 1974, "then God ble!S
them," Moretti ~d in ID emotional mid-
Diaht news conference.
Hiotl ol 1'74 gubernatorial politics pop-"'°' up repeatedly in the complex •lrui"·
&le over the massiye school finance.tax
reform bill wbi<b died late Thursday four
votes short o! a needed 2'7·vote, two-
tblrdl mojorlty ol lhe Senate.
-· SOute IDljority Door lesder
G«qe -and Slolte Preoideol
pn> tom Jama 111111 all bsve lll<n -
tioaed ... potmtia1 caodiclates· !or Ille
Democratic -In two yesn. Marelll and Moocooe bave all l>al formall1 llllliMlnoed Ibey will.nm.
,,.. tu COO)prun1oe .... netotiatecl
~ ... ~ and Moreiti, llld ll1llt
--last -k that Moretti ~~J'. .. ~·Senate Democ:r111
in .. lltemjlt ·to -bis -1 pollttcal pratlct.
Altboudi -polltlcal obsemn ...,. ~ llottlll arid -the -... (S.0 TADI, l'lp I)
El Toro Sclioor ·
.Will BeRazed
Wholesale Priees Take
Sharp Hike During July
WAs!llNGTON (AP) -Wholesale
prices posted tbe alwpeat rt.. In five
' ' moalhs In Jul)' to·continue lncreuinr al
a las1er pact than• before' Prosident NI .. ' on'• Phase S"Wlg&price coati:oti, the
government Uid today. · tut month's lncrtase In prices ol lobd
and a broad range o( industrial raw
materials ·m. manufactured goods wu
eigbHenlha of one pemnl,. the Bureau ol
Llbor Stau!tia &aid.
· 'lhenport mid wholesale prices In the
eight moalba of Nisoo'1 Pbase·Z cont'loll
ro>e at .• mnual nte ol '5.7 per<e11t mpored wtlh s.z peramt 1n the tilhl
months -., Ille Pllue 1 w._ic. tr.eze tm_.i • ,.... ....
The -lllo nported tbst Che ... ffon'a ~t rate relnalned
-..... 1n Ja11 11 ·s.1 -' o1 o.e
-fon:e 'llld lotal employmirl! ,..,
Virtually Wldllnced at 13.4 mllucin~
"'111e jobtea rate in Jome llld Juty wu
-.U, below Ille rates ol anJUDCI'
'pe!UJlt wblch bad lftValled since' lhe
cloae of tr10," the-report Wd,
It ldded that ·-·bourfy,..,ungs
ol some 50 million rant-ancHile wor'kers
....., ... «DI per hour to $1.12 and'wero
up 11.llt per week to $!.lll.47.
Average eamlngs -. up 11.53 ~
or I . 7 percent over the past year. and
alter deduction !or tile U percent rise in
li~ing codl, the aVerage paycheck was
fi.Sl •per_ week above a year earlier~ the
report asid.
'nie . rtporl CXI wboleaaJe pekes aaJd
food prices -u pe-t In July; fur
llhlil goods ready for relsJI u wmt up
one per<e11t; aiid induatrlai ro,w marertals
rooe 4wo • tenths ol one percent. ·On a -1lr adjUlted baals, the
<food "price iacrtase was t.t percent,
of one peroent and industrial raw mater..
rials two-tenth& of one perceot, Che report
said.
Tbe bureau said wholesale prices In the
Board Dark in Aum111t ·pu1. six moolhs rose at a ~Y ad-e-julled 1mual rate ol 5.Z pe1UJ1t and that
Sm Jolqoda -fruatees -voted the poet of the -bsd doubled in to .hold • ,_. meellntl• Wrlnc the the latter three mootbs of ')he ~
mooth ol Aupll. • "'lllls acceleration wu due entirely to
· Tiie oat D*lill( ol'Che.boord will be . --In prices of farm prod-
s.,t..t In lhe ~ ,_ of La ucll and pn>c<IS<d -and leedl In
Pu lllterlllldlote -In Ml-vi. Noy and J..,. llld lhe portk'uJarty steep
)9.. rile In ,Ju)y," ti said.
.l • • 4-1" &SllJlllliTON (AP) -Democ:rallc ~!!lie! -Miiie Gearge McGovern a~ -'ollseil the •I«! prillde ... tW ..nu .. 11on to Seo. -s. Mustfe and WU walling loday for the
Maine' aenalGr to make up , bis mind
whether to -1.
The two men met !or lwo houri at
Muatle'a ·home 'lbunday nJghl and
"di1culleil the la1I campalgo llld lhe
question of a ' .... vice preaid<Dllal
nominee," Muskie' a office &aid this morning. '
Sen. Gaylord Nelloo (J>.WI»), a very
cloae friend ol McOovem'a wbo baa been
c:onfeiring with the South Dakota senator
several times a day on the matter, said
early Thuraday afternoono
"I can ooiJy ......,,. be'.1 ollerod it to
Muskie. 'lbat must be the case ..• at
tb1I point be -·1 go out to his house
jUJt to cbaL"
Nelaon said be would moke oo precfic.
lion wbetber Muatie wOuld acc<PI """'1d
apot oo Che ticket, a jcib Muskie held in
1961 under presidential nominee Bubert
H .. Humpbrey.-
M McGovern entered hiJ Senate office
late thlJ morning be said "We bave just
bad a llllle visit last nigh!. We'll have
aomething to uy later on."
Frank Mankiewicz, McGovern'• n&-
Uonal political dlredor, later explained,
however, that when McGovern aakl
"We'll have tomething to say later on,"
the candidate was referring to his cam·
patgo organization llld not a joint 1tate-
ment by McGovern and Mu.side,
A few minuttJ earlier McGovern said
an announcemeot about a replacement
for Mi.uouri Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton
mlgbt not come before Monday.
Muskie himself ,... In bis bouae Tbun-
day: but be and lid.es with him were
refiislni to annrtr phone Calli lrom the
preu.
MUJkie'• office <arty today released a
stalemellt 11~ the lwO .... tors met
privately al Muskie's home in Belhesds,
Md:, Tbursday nlgbl.
Riviera Polluted
HYERES, France (AP) - A four.mlle
lllrelcb ol R1v1«1 bescbea around thlJ
naort baa been clooed lndellnlldy at the
beighl of Ille tour1ll seuoo because of
pollullon by ~treated sewaae.
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~~~s:t1~~~ ... Co.unty .tease : ·case" Probed
_.11 of Ila Nie to a develop«. ' • ' ·• I , ,
• tawltet Weitm!1rq appaOMd the di» . ""., _____ ill u
acre &Ito. loclled at tbs md II OU... ,_ In El Toro.
Ted Vllldlinfr, an ~ ,..t -"'*· plld t6e -•.• far lhe fldlltJ ond baa -Ibo ~ lad lld)acenl ~ will be deftlo!!!d
1--""!' mulllDle 111!!.lb' ~-_
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111Un1'1 lltcrnay J-~ who
also -a ctty allomey of Sln\1111n Coplalnuo, www1oll tml tbs fl.1111 llO)'·
-... modi "' .. Nini "'""""' a...-•···· ...... _ 1y poUllda. But Cl:u•., · tolll a ""
Fiacber loobd up and 1oc:epted, sbak·
Ing hands over the wooden board. Tbe
An:eric:IJI got up, drained a atsu of
orange juke, and strode from th< ball.
The win ~ J1'11c:ber'1 le•d over
Spassky to 110 points to SI> polnls. The
Americ:ao .-II six more. polnls -either
six wins or 11 Jraws -to become the
ftr1t U.S. cbea gra.ndm'5ter to win the
world ctwnplonshtp. (See other atory
Page 10),
Spauky, wbo spent all night closeted
with his chief second, Ru 11 l a n
grandmsater Eylim Getler, trying to
figure a way to-pln a draw from the ad~
jow'lled position, rose from his cba1r
slowly. .
Tbe Russian did not leave the hall but
stayed and chatted with arbl .. r Lotbar
Schmid u be deored the pieces from tbe ·
table.
.. That's the clincher," Fischer'• RC·
ond, the Rev. Wllllam Lombardy, said
(See FISCHER, P1ge ZJ
No Zoning Change
Irvine Planners Appro~e
. Add ·to Industrial Area ·-
1rY1M p1...,1M ~ a :wn 'flln.
da>' nfChl ippmed -Mldttlon to Che '"1ne lndu&lrtal ComplU, but refUs.
ed to recomm<nd a cbsnce Jn Che ......
zoofng ten Chet would allow' Piesldent
Nixon's Orange County ~·head
quarters to &lay In the industitai part.
H city councUmen, who-will -the zoninc matter in two· weeks, l&fM with
commissionerl, the Committee to Reelect
lhe Prealdeilt will beve to move out ol
space leased from Uie '"1ne Company
aioog Mac:Arlhur BoulevF<f acn111 ~
Orange COUoty Airport.
The present zoning law allowa use of
oftice """"" In ~ ol tbe oompl ..
by firml whlcb serve the buslneas com-
munity "and oolY inddeDtally Che
generaJ public."
The revtaion of the zco1nt law wu
sought aloog with Ill --ol 3tlO ..,,.., ol land planned for lndaalrlll
development. Tbe apamion was ap.
proved by I M vote, w!lh commlaalooen
Wayne Clark and Wealey Marx ablelll,
but the reYlaioll ' .... DOI approved.
The zoning revllloo& approved by the
commission and lorwarded to the oouncil
require developers aod the Orange C.UO.
ty Flood eootnil District to !eke
whatever actions are necessary to pro-
lect the n<w areaa from poalble flood
damage.
'l1le Anny Corps ol Enatneen and lhe
flood control diatrlct bsd n1led ~
about Che elfect& ol I 101).year flood Oii
School Projects
Beliind Schedule
In San Joaquin
It !ekes a lcq time to build I ICbool fn
Che Sin Joaquin Elemeotary &:boo!
diatrlct -sometimes, too lcq,
Trustees 1..rned Wedn<lday that three
ICbool projects are falllnc behind
ICbedule. Al ooe 1hernatlve to ',aol~
tbe problem, whldt baa fac<d the dl&lrlcl
In Che put, lrustee Grallon Bldart sUg·
gested;natlnC Che conlrlcton 1ppe•r at
a boaid meotfng to .......,, for lhe
delays.
"They should beve a cllonce to mttl
some of the llll'Y poreata," Bldut told
lhe board. '
FKllltlea ~ dtred« !loft Kint
said <OllltrUOtfoo ol Laa AJl101
Jntennedlate Sdlool, ~!or -Ing 1n·No<ember, WU rimq atX fteD
belllnd acbeclult. '!'" elo.m•atary
..-. acbeduled !or comokti.. fn
Mardi ms, were from -lo olx .... ~ beltlnd, Klrw &aid.
''The 1111 -I bmtecl a <Ot!lrador to
-before Che boord," ltlnl said to Bklart'• ... , •1-e decUnld."
'h1lateo Dennis Smith said be "°""
with Bldart'l ~ llld auaeatodtbat
a -mlcJll be lloclodod In llilllre -
-@Inell ftti!lrq u.. -
-to Pll..il1-to.lite-" for deloJI.
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these properties. However, a planned
meetlnC to discuss tba problem never
materialized.
Asllstllll City AUoroey John Murphy
assured commiasionen that precautions
against flooding could be required at the
time a tentative tract map is filed for
development of any specific parul.
If ~ coundl approves the action, the
acreage zoned for industrial use ln Irvine
wlU be boolted to 2,llllO acres, Pnsently
2,500 acres of the 4,4(11).acre industrial
complex near Orange County Airport lies
within the new city.·
Italian Railway
Workers Strike
ROME (AP) -Italy's militant railway
union.. called another 24-hour strike to-
day only hKlfS after the end of a na--
tioowkle walkout which halted trains at
the peak of the tourist season. 'Ibe new
alrite II set for Aug. 23.
1be country'• 10,000 trains started roll·
Ing back Into service Thur!day night,
crammed with thousands of Italians and
foreigners.
Many passengers had been stranded
for 24 hows ln railway atatioM.
The railway tmployes' demanda in-
chtde a flat raise of SZS.50 a month, tbe
hiring of 10,000 more workers to rtlievt
the burden of those currehtiy employed,
and M.1 billion worth of moderniutioa
and upansk>n projects.
The government, which owrw the
railroada, clalmsll.lw taken steps in all
tbeae dlrectlo111.
Orange Coast
• Wea titer
More sunshine for the Oran.gt
Cout tbro\libout lhe weeetnd. Tho
wealherlady upecta temperatures
of 71> degrees at th< beldles, fol-
lowing the usual low clooda. Inland
tomps lll'OUDd ao.
INSmE TODAY
TttllaQtf'I have 1aktn to the
1"'1t this rummt"T. Climazing
tl/Jlr slz ... ekl of atMdv and
pro<du h< 0.t N•IOJ>O'>llltN
Sum""r C°""d~ WorJ<.
shop wflh a pr••••tation of "lllv
Foif' Ladv." Sec todav'• Wcet..
ender.
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% DAILY PILOT 1$
Fire Battle
Continues
At Big Sur
BIC SOR (APJ -Aided by
photograph.s wpped by a ui recon
naissance plane, a foree of 1,500 men
worked today to encircle a blaze that has
blackened 4,100 acres in tbe coastal Bl&
Sur country. (Uh.llltrated, Paie ~).
A blanket o' dense fog and dwindling
\\'inds helped Thursday night as flre
fighters wielding axes. shovels aod hoe~
tried to halt the fire along three miles of
cpen line.
The fire \\'as about 70 percent con-
tained and could be fully coolaintd
tonight, oflicla!J said.
Sil fire fighters have been injured, in-
cluding one hurt seriously \\'hen he
tumbled ZOO feet down a cliff.
The photographs made by the reco.,..
naissance plane. loaned by the National
A!'ronautics arld Space Administration's
Anics Hesearc:h Centrr ln Sunnyvale,
have been used in plotting a map of the
fire's progress so that men along wilh
planes and heli copters drop pi n g
rl'tardants and water can be used in the
most important areas. It was believed
the first time a U2 has ever been used
lor forest fire recoMaissPoce.
The U2 snaps its pictures using black
and white and infrared film at altitudes
of 65.CMMJ. 45,000 and 25 .000' feet. It went
lnto operalion Wednesday.
Fanned by 4()..mile-pcr hour wind!
earlier. the fire -the region's worst in
20 yea rs -had S\'ICpt throui:h st11nds of
young redwoods, madrona, live oak and
tan oak.
The full-grown redwoods. many dating
back to the time of Christ and able to
withstand searing heat, were oot damag-
ed, officials said.
No buildings have betn lost in the fire,
but many have been threatened. An
<1bandoned house trailer was destroyed.
The Big Sur is the home of hippie com-
munes and is fa vo red by celebrities,
1nany of whom have retreat homes
;.1mong the timber and on the rocky
t:oastal bluffs .
Almost Z.000 vaca tioners. residents and
hippie !'quatters havr. flt'<! the area
beciiuse of the fire.
F'ire fighters have been drawn from
throughout California and from as far
away as Idaho.
The fire. burning In the 98.000-acre
Ventana Wilderness area or the Los
Padres National Forest, was started
Tuesday by an ille&al camplirt, officials
iaid.
Fullerton Man
Breaks Back
In Coast Surf
A Fullerton body surfer broke his back
Thuraiiay after being spWed by a nasty
wave off an unguarded beach in South
Laguna.
Stanely W. Pri~. 25, is reported to be
In critical condilion today in lhe intensive
care unit of South Coast Communiy
lfOSpital: A bolipltal .spokesman 1aid
many more tests would have to be con-
ducted before it would be detennined it
Price would suffer any pennanent
physical impairment from the Injury.
&th bis fifth and sixth vertebrae -
loe1ted In the upper part of the back -
were shattered as a re.11ult of the injury,
the nurse said.
Price was body aurfing off the Ninth
Street Beach when the accident occurred.
Alt1>ou1n U.. beacn is nol 111arded, s.n
Clemente lifeguards responded to a call
for medical aid and assisted in getting
Price up the steep hill to the highway
and into a walling ambulance.
Lifeguards said Price was conscious
while he was being moved, but com-
plained of shoulder pains and of no
sensation in the lower part of his body.
OIAN•I COAST ll
DAILY PILOT
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U'"IT.,.._,.
Big Bunny Duke
You'd never think of Newport Beach's John \Vayne as the Easter
bunny·, but that's \vhat he'll be pla yin g on the opening show of Ro,v-
an . and ~artin's Laugh-In. this fa ll. Comedienne Sarah Kennedy
\\'h1spers into the Duke's big ears \\'hat .s he \vants for Easter.
Robert Battin Admits
Land Case Questioning
Orange County F irs! Dist rt ct
Supervisor Robert \V. Battin today ad-,
milted he bas been questioned by District
Attorney's Investigators in the alleged
shakedown of Santa Ana tanner George
MuraL
The case involves allegations that
Murai paid $5,000 to a mystery figure to
case consideration of a lease e1tension he
3eeks on property he now farms in the
From Page J
PROBE .•.
the DA's office. were present when Mural
gave the $5,000 to a man assertedly a go-
between for the politlca1 figure.
Meanwhile today, comment, press
releases, charges and coonte.rchargts
were coming from political figures as the
Board of Supervisors is scheduled to con-
tinue deliberations on extending Mural's
lease on the MJle Square Park acreage.
Supervisor Robert W. Battin in a
release to the press, said he was "ob-
viously wrathful over Supervisor (David
L. l Baker's successf\ll blocking of his
move to make 213 acres in Mile Square
available to the public for recreatlona1
purposes."
DA Hicks. when told of Battin's press
release said, "I am shocked that Bat~
tin would Issue such a statement at this
lime when the matter b wider investi-
gation by the Grand Jury."
The district attorney added that he
could not speak freely at this Li1ne on the
su bject because of the jury's probe.
Battin, ce.ntering his attack on Baker,
said, "I am used to being on th~ short
end of the vote and I have taken my
defeats philosophically, but since this
defeat on the Mile Square acreage, I have
received information from what I con..
sider to be a highly Ttliable source. that
solicitations have been made for subslan-
tlal lees to inDuenct the decision of the
board in lhls matter."
Baker. obviously disturbed by Battin's
thinly·veiled inferences but restrained by
the Grand Jury subpoena, said, "I am
grateful for his (BatUn's) credit to me
for blocking his moves but I must remind
him that it t.il)(s three vote1 of board
membe~~ such acts ."
'nle tdurai sublease wa.s up for decision
Tuetday by lhe Board of Supervisors but
wu poatponed after two tie votes.
Supervisor William Phillips o !
Fullerton jolnint Baker In opposing Bat-
tln'a auggullon lhat the Murali be
thrown oU U.. land and that II be planted
with Bermuda arw "'for the UM or tht
1>11blic unlll lhe •bole acraare Is
developed to park U5f."
The Murala' attorney Okazaki clalmod
that tbe man who oollclted Georae l\lurai
for the '5,000 ''oontrlbutlon" wu Tad .Fu·
Jii., a prominent Weat Orange County
qricullllrist.
Hicks later alilirted that !his ln/orma·
lion wu come! and said FllJIUI had
been "delllln<O'' by ropre.ientatlvu o! Ills
oltlte and later rolwod.
Ok•zakl said repr ... 1aum o1 the
diltllct allomey'a ollice were P"tont
..,,,. hl1 cUent Clllllnl) turned !he 1$,000
.... to Fujii..
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county-controlled Mile Squart Park in
Fountain Valley.
Battin said he was quealioned by ~
DA 's men this v:eek.
The supervisor, in a press release
Thursday, called for a federal in-
ves tigation of the Mile Square Regiona1
Park agricultural lease situation. He said
he did this because be wanted to "ensure
an impartial investigation."
He strongly suggested that District At-
torney Cecil liicks would not give him "a
fair shake."
Under questioning, Battin nid that
Hicks was Undoubtedly "guMlng for me
because I've heard by the grapevine that
he hates my guts."
The supervisor, who is In the mlddle of
a light to hold his county job in a Novezn.
ber showdown election with Santa Ana at-
torney William Wenke, again ti-led to tum
lhe spotlight on Second 0 is tr i ct
Supervisor David l.. Baker.
He said Murai, who has he1d an
;igricu1tural lease on 213 acrts of the
!\tile Square Park for the past four yean,
'"'as "a financial backer of Baker."
He exhibited a photostat of Baker's
1970 campaign statement which lists
· J\.turai Farms as a $200 contributor.
Battin admitted that his call for a
federal investigation of the
circumstances surrowuilng the lease coil-
troversy was based purely on hls own
deductions and not from any facts be had
uncovered.
l'rom Page 1
TAXES ...
tense rivals today, It Wll.9 Mills who trad -
ed mott of the public barbs with Moretti.
~tMcone took a lets conspicuous role
criticizing details o( the Morttti-Reagan
compromise.
f\iill.s caUed the bill "• seJl-out'' to
Reagan. and a net ta1 hike for those
least able to afford It -renters and lbe poor. .
"He thinks lhat negotiating a com·
promise with Reagan magnifies his po.s.
tion in the CllUomla poUUc&I scene .••
maket him appear that be ls a leader of
lhc Democrals in U.. lellalature, a posi·
hon he 1s trying to establish," Mills S&ld
in nn interview l11at week.
?i-1ills and ~1oscone both contended the
!!ales and income tax hikes in the plan
\\'OUld hurt the poor the most. Moretti
claimed those increases were inore than
balanced by new renter and homeowner
tax brtakl pl~ an lncmJe in fundl to
poom school dlstrlcls.
Moretti said the plan was the "ve.ry
best PoDlble" under the clrcumstancea
o! a GOP covemor and Democnt-coo-
trolled le1islature.
Mental Tests Slated
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Francia
Mlcblel Goldeil, an AWOL IC!dier chlrt·
ed with bljacldng a Pacific Soulhwtll
Airlines plane July I, will undlrp a 311-
clay poychiatrlc auminltion, • fedenl
ludf• bu ruled.
Saddlel>ack 'EfoOd BIUflf'd'
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Budget OK
Scheduled
Trusleu of the Sa~baci Community
Colleae Dtllrict wW meet and probably
give final approval MOl'lday night to 1
'8.45 million budget -a budget that wlll
mean a 23-eent Increase ia the di.strict
tax rate.
Final public bearing on lbe propooed
budget will be held 1t the I p.m. meeting
of the trustees at the Saddleback College
Board Room, 280IXl Marguerite Parkway
Mission Viejo. •
Trustees have previously approved the
buci@.t tentatively fOf' legal publlcaUon.
The tax increue would represent about
an addltloua1 m • year in college tu to
a district owner ot a ft().000 home.
Tu rate during the 19'71·72 fiscal year
was about 41 cents per $100 usea:sed
valuation, the lowest in the state.
Tax rate thiJ year will be about 64
cents per SIOO assessed valuation, Fred
Ji. Bremer, diltrict superintendent, said.
Frotn P119e J
FISCHER ...
on the way out of the ball •'He'll
(Spaaky) never come back."
'°lscher, who held a ~point lead
going into the 10th game, bad 1 material
advantage and better politlon at ad-
journment. Grandmutera attending the
$250,000 world championship s11id Flscber
had· an almost certain win.
Russian grandmaster Nikolai Kroirius,
another Spassky second, c a u t J o n e d
against giving the game to Fischer on
the slrenllh of U.. adjournment pooitloo.
"Don't skin the bear before ii has been
shot," he said.
Spassky 00ct again arrived late for U..
match, afttr Fischer. The American
shbwed up six minutes after the schedul-
· ed 7:30 a.m. (POT) starttna tlrne, 11t in
his chair and walled for the Russian.
The world champion strolled in six
minutes later. ·
Flsch<r and Spassky greeted one
another a'Jfd arbiter Lothar SCbmld •iptn-
ed the envelope in wbicb the American,
playing white, had sealed hlJ 411t nlOve
Tnunday night before adjourrunent.
Schmid showed lbe move to Spaaaky
and lhen played It. Flacher bad played
as expected, moving hla kinJ to hla king
two square.
spus1cy quickly mpoodod by pusblnr
rus niok to hla king four llQUln!.
The resumpUon of the 10th tame was
advanced to 2:30 p.m. (POT) irultead of
the ~al s p.m. (PDT) starting time to
insure it would not interfere with FiJth.-
er's sabbath, which bqinl at mmdown
Friday.
Spassky adopled Fiacber'a lactica in
showing up late for the atart of the 10th
game Thursday. The Amtrican baa been
lat. for every game 80 far in tbe match.
Fischer spent most of tbe night locked
away in his private hotel suite studying
lhe adjoUrned posttlm wilh hla cblef oec-
ood.
Laguna· Approv
Project Protest
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'111ough warned by city atl4rney 1'1Uy coocem ttfanli!W the aood d..,.,. ind •
Seymour that it may be ut.U.lng on a advllf.d ltgaJ action to ha1t furthtr •
aiant," !he Lquna Buch Cily Council de•elopmtnl. :
th.II wetk authorized filing ol a ll.rong~ amed · prot.ut Aug. 15 when the 0r9n&e County ~r • tbe council lhlt •nf
Planning Conunlasion colllldert a tra b action ahould oo!y be lllken Oil the
map for further Rossmoor Corporation :::"" ff ex:tto1lve engmeering atudies. or
development ln the Laguna canyon hold'c ty mi&ht face huae lawsult.s for
watershed. " lllg up development.!!.
To back up the presentation the coun-We havt 241 aeres o( Laguna <Anyon ;
cil also authorized expendit~ of up to ~at:J~ presently being intensivtly :
$1,000 for an engineering r~ by ev 0~.to thi! utent of 13.7 to 1:; unHs
Lowry and A&SOC'~atea on possible flood ~ acrt, Lanphear told the council. :
hazard to Lagune 11 the developme.DJ, pro-Another 178 acres. totaJly within the •
c.."ffds:. waterlbed, is included in the tentativ• •
The city will aak the county planners to ~ract !"ap comln~ ~P befort the county
delay approval of the tract map pending :Unnmg Commission Aug_ ts. There
the aceumulaUon of further daia on the ~ d be. 5,100 people from this acreage
querUoo ol Incrused water runoff from 8 one wllh.ln the w~tershed and we
the development. understand Rossmoor is negoUating with
PlannJng Commlasioner Roser IA.n-lhe Moulton C<W'pOration for a further
phear described the commission's deep area on the 90Uthwest side of El Toro Road, currently zoned for agriculWre."
Schmitz Remains
Party Favorite
For Nomination
Rep. John G. Sclunitx (R-Tuslin) ,...
malned the oddHn favorite for the
American Party presidential nomination
today, although the I am e. duck
Congressman sald In Louslville, Ky. he
would move over if Alabama Gov.
Georce Wallace would run.
Schmit& aald he suspects a "tactical
ploy" In U.. conUnuln1 draft Wallace
movement being tpearbeaded by Soulh
Carolina altomey Tom Turnlpaeed,
Wallace'• ltlSI camJJ&iln adviser. "¥y main concern la lhat !he con-
vention rnl&ht draft Wallace and he
would refuse without leavtna: us enoush
ttme to choose another candidate,"
Schmitz aaid.
Convinced that Wallace will not accept
a draft due to hiJ physical condition
Schmitz is already working on b!S
nomJnatlon acceptance speech a n d
dllcusslng proepee:Uve vice presidential
running mates, aJdet said.
0 l've learned in my poUUca1 career to
Ulllllle nolhlng,'' · uld the Tuatin Jonn
Bircb Society member wbo wu defeated
in hla Rpeubllcan primary election bid to
n-toeooireu.
Lal ~uUoua wu Larry Abrah1m1 Schmitz' unornclal campaign manager,
who said, "We're sure of enough votes to
wln by a wide margin on the -first
ballpt."
Natlonal Chairman Coleman Andrews
told 2,000 American party delegales
Thursday, "If you want to draft
Governor Wallace, that's your
preroaative. I woulJ. hope you fmd it ad-
visable to respect hlJ wishes."
Andrews read a telegram from
Governor Wallace in which he said he
would not be a candidate "under any
cireumstancea."
Planning commissioner Larry
Campbell, said Laophear, "says we can
expect a SO pereent increase in runoff
after land is developed." However he
added, other estimates of tncrea.se r~e
from nine percent to 40 percent.
"The fact is, we don't know." said the
commls.sionu, "But the result of allow·
ing development could be cata9tro1Wc.
"Laguna's downtown area could have
to be placed In a flood plain "°"'· wrucn
would mean building foundations up to
six feet Jn BOnte sections, We feel an in-
crtase ln water runoff from the Qlnyon
could ruin the economic future of the
downtown area."
In addition to aulhorlzing the Au1. 15
protest, the council, In another action.
voted to file requests with the county and
the city of Irvine for the ri&ht to review
planned. subdlvlaions within three miles
ot the city boundaries to be u!ured that
-drainage from new develOpmenta will be
handled in a manner that would not
damage Laguna Beach.
Rockwell Sells
Marine Division
WIDTE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) -North
American Rockwell Corp., the aerospace
giant ftom California, has aold its Marine
Jltvlslon to AMF Inc. for an undisclosed
amount o! cash, it was llllllOllDCN Thur>
day.
Rockwell, wblcb was ,.....uy awarded ·
a huge federal contract for the U.S.
apace shuttle pro(ram, said It wu selling
tbe division to concentrate on "areas
where our aerospace technology and
other resources can be more effectively
applied."
'!be d .. J. scheduled to be completed
Nov. 1, was approved by both firms'
board of directors.
1be Marine Dlvlslon consists of three
boat companies: Hatteras Yacht Co. of
High Point and New Bem. N.C.:
Crestliner, of Little Falls, Minn.; and
Whitecraft, of Winona, Mmn.
, AUGUST SALE
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Preserve the Greenbelt
Tiie Im~ over widening El Toro ROid and pre.
erntlon of nearby Aliso Creek bu lhret essenUtl ln·
sredienu: publlc llfety, envlronmeot and ecooomicL
County planneu suggiit reilJlliiilent of th• 2.8--
mile project betw .. n Trabuco Road and Uve Oak Cln·
yon Road northeast of the community of El Toro. They
aee channelluUon ol lb• creek -a proposal of the
county's road and !lood control people -u something
that would dlarupt both the flora and fauna of the creek
lrtfhbelt. Tiie road departnient says the artery carrlM 4,000
cars daily and bu flve to 20 times more atcldents than
any comparable stretch.
Landowners have threatened to withdraw their
longatandlng offer to donate &7 acrea ii alignment is
changed to protect the creek - a considerable economic
factor.
T!en years ago there wouldn't have been an argu·
ment. The creek would have been cbanotled.. Today the
dla.pute is 1 miuocosm of the national scene.
Tiie cr .. k gr .. nbelt should be preserved and tho
road realigned and then constructed on that new align·
1nent u quickly u possible. Cost is a factor. to be sure,
but now 1s the only time it can be preserved -before
It i•"(one.
Keep~g It Open
As a new city with 80 percent of lu land owned by
one llrm. Irvine bu a unique opportunity to eliminate
any public 1111picion about private deals with develop-
ers.
Since incorponUon, officials of the lrvlne Company
bav1 frequently attended m .. Ungs of the City Councll
and planning comml.ssion. Tiie land development firm'•
executives and plannen have frequently been obsened
asking, in public meetings, for city officials' views of
waya to lmpn>ve planned developmenta.
Maoy Umeo. coundlmen or c0mml.ulone:1 hue
uked the develo~ to meet with dUlen advbory com-
.. -mlUlonl on spec11!c policy mattm. -
Recently, however, officials of McDonnell Douclu
CorporaUon approached the dty on a private bul.s to
seek aucb vlew1 on development of their 5().acre parcel
nw Orrm1• County Airport. 1.'be request. not unusual by standanll employed In
other dUM. mulled In a misundentandlnl that may
have 1trlou1 lmpllcaUon1 ln lrvlne.
A dty policy requiring all developers to uk such
advice In public m .. Ungs would ellmiilate any chance
for doubt and enhance Irvine'& open government image.
On to the Concerts
Unfortunately, Irvine'• successful Pink Bus H?Vi ..
hu never been extended to allow adults and young peo-
ple to attend free concerts offered on Monday evenin1s
at Fashion bland.
Due to misunderslandinf of an early council dlroe-
tive regardin~ experimentation with the free evening
bus service, ctty staff arranged -and then called off -
a trial Monday run.
On Tuesday, city councilmen may consider an ex·
tension of some of the bus service beyond the Aug. 11
cutoff date. On Monday, Aug. 14, the final concert of
the Fublon Wand open air seriM will be given.
Councilmen should give some considention to try·
Ing the concert bus that evening.
Tiie idu of providing a way for Irvine residents to
share in the cultural -wealth of their Newport Beach
neighbors bu merit. un1 ... the city gives it a go this year, it ls likely
the same debate over the nigbttime runs will be re-
played next year.
SI
Soviets Didn 't Hanna: Keep Eagleton on Ticket
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Lose . Toelwld
Dear
Gloom y _
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Go·lden Slaters Split Down Middle
Over Egypt ·
(ROBERT S.ALLENJ
There '11 a Jot ol unrealistic wisb-think·
1nc coin& around about the upulsion of
aome Rua:ian ground and aU' troops
fJ1"n Egypt.
It ii not a SOVitt "diluter"; neither i!:
tt a ''Cl'Ulblnc blo•" t.o Ruulan mi&bt
and influeoce In the crucially strategic
}.fiddle East. Far from it.
While the apectacular eviction un-
questionably is an embarrassing upset , it
b hiving no real
Impact on Soviet
!trength and policy~
in the •ltal Afideast.
Russia remains just
as powerfuJiy en-
trencbed and 1g-
1resslve as ever.
lbere isn 't the
11igbteat change in
either t b e tempo
and ICO)l< of the Kmnlln °1 baldly im-
perialistic military and t«IDOmic pene-
,tralion. nu. Is grimly shown by a detailed
recapitulation of what is actually taking
place.
EGYPT -Despite the hooplahed
euster, the fad is Russia still retain.! a
JJ,umber of tey air and mV>I strongholds
that art ol prime value to I.be Soviets -
and not Egypt. n-Include . at 1-
four secret airbases and five naval
facllitits on the Mediterranean.
. The airbases are so restricted that an
Egyptians are banned from lhem. The
personnel and equipment are entirely
Rusalan. The latter consists or six ad·
vanc<d lo!IG-21 jets, 11 TU-till and
1tansport and cario planes. The high·
Dying MIGS and TUa are primarily
reconnailsance craft and are part of the
Soviet '1 lllddlt But ln1elllgence aylltm.
One ol their principal functionl Is 1o
&badow Western n1val forces in tbe
Medltenaoean, ~larly the U.S.
&iitb Fleet.
Egypt bas no say ol any kind In these
eperatlonl. They are llrlc1ly for 8-la
Is It true that the city of Irvine
is considering annexing Laguna
Beach· as a tu write-off1 C.B.
and undtt Rulalsn -.-.i.
IRAQ -Soviet mllltary and economic:
entrentbment In olklch Iraq is rapidly
increallnl -distinctly olflettJna llJl)'
Jou it may haft IUltained bJ' the ouster
from Egypt. SlcnlflcaDUy, Ruasla is
building up I powerful araeoal of SAM-%
and SAM-l ground-to-air misailel, and
training Iraqi to rnan them. Around 40
sites already have been constructed.
That is a tremendous buildup in vlrw
of the fact that there art onJy 70 1uch
missile sites in Egypt, a far bigger and
militarily more important coontry lban
Iraq.
Further. aboot ball of the Egyptian
SAM mis3Ue sites are along the Sun
Canal, whose eastern bank ii occupied by
the Israelis. The o<ber altes safeguard
the Alwao Dam, built by the U.S.S.R at a
cost of severaJ billion dollan, and
military installations oo the Mecllter·
ranean coast, In the NII• delta and the In-
terior.
SYRIA -Still nominally at war with
Israel, never having algned the 1917
cease-fire, Syrian armament is now
maln1y Russian. There are a number of
Soviet mllltary miMiona In Syria, and
Moscow is increasing both It.I eConomic
aid and influence in tbe country.
One restraining factor in thll situation
is that the Syrians are poorly regarded
militarily. They are not rated highly u
combat material, either on the ground or
in lhe air. ~
ALGERIA -In contrast 1o the
Syrians, Algerians are f I r s t • c I a I I
f!lhters, particularly the mountaineer
Berbers. Algeria'• armed forcea art now
extensively equipped with S o v I e t
•eaPoDS. and the tiea between the two
countries are steadily expanding. Like
Syria, Algeria is also ladtlj> at war with
llrael -a fador that handilJ lff'V•
Kremlin polida and lntemta.
Murder the Murderers
,.....,.t ... LarJe:
Wbtn 101Deone ii Inhuman, IUCh u I
111Ut-murdert1\ we react toward bJm u
bt -toward other bumam -which Jenda 1o Y1ndlcat• b1m men than It lbon
blm .......
Donrin Wll ftot -but he WU in-
<omplett, In lgnorin& the t<OIOll' of
apecSe& l\IJ'\livll: for the ••ottlll11 apeciel
1s the ooe that maillialM the optimum
relationship between 1taell and Its en-·
~L
• F.n&Jilll is ooe of the •UJ few languages lo the world ln wbkb "near _.,, t.ve
~ wbolly aauaJ -Uon and tilil tells
us men about AnsJo-Suoo --
tbon tt -about i.o,uq..
"Gelllnl &bad" abould man bec:omm(
all you wm. mt.ant &o bt, rill tat .. tlrll
Ill )'OU ...,.. -1o be In tho.,_ "" Mlf~
~.By the 11• of 10. men chlldttn tnow
-ta banclle porenla than parents now
..... to -cllildnn.
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~YDNEY J.llARIU~
tJoo ... port In the Phllldelpbla -.
showing that iJ,. performan.!e of Ith
grade Lotln p1pill on the Iowa Vocallt>
Jary Test wu ooc full year hlaber tbaa
the performance of p1plll cl -bacqrauodl who did not ltocly Lath _
The lporant man blames '"!'hem" I•
the 1t0rld'1 WOii; the educated man
bltmts 1'1'be S71lem"; the wlll mu
blames "YOU and Me."
w. ha•• -• busy ge!Uoc rid of
!alto modOltJ ialclf tbat we an In danltr of ....... to btlicYt t ba t aU modestJ II lalsa.
'!be only way the loadequata cu U.,
their ..u ... lj!em Is by -.Uy ·~
tn"bullng all .-io guile, disbn11t1,
ortnnumot.
By MICllAEL D. GREEN
Dl!IY P""W....,..Ctn .......
W ASillNG'ION -Some members of
the Calif«nil. Democratic congressional
delegation are undoubtedly shrewd. eI·
perleoc<d paUticiaoa, able tO spot trenda
early, perceive Political developments
with accuracy and acuity when others
·~ ltilJ coofuaed, and to fcncast the politlcal Mure with a cannlnesll that
would mu. Je.-Diloo proud of them.
The trouble Is deddlnl wbidl of the --1 _,.... fall 1nlo tl!ls
.. ......, and wbfcb don'· In a liffn. In-.......
The c:ontroveray over Sen. ~ F.
Eagleton, D-Mo., and whether he llhould
have been dump«! or kept on the Ucket.
found these slnwd CaUlomla paUUcal
experts all rudlng different tea leaves
and aetin& differmt images in the
ay1W ball.
ODD COUPLF..S: 1be deep division in
the coo.gressiooal delegation over bow to
handle the Eagleton matter ~
Ideological and pbllooophical boundari<s
.._ the two groups with opposing opin-
ions.
Fiamlng rsdical Rep. Ronald v.
DeUwna, D-Berkeley. for example,
ahare<f a stronc opinloa that Jt wouJd be a
CALIFORNIA'S
CONGRE SS
political mistake 1o dump Eagleton, In
terms of the long-r1n1e presidential
ampalgn, with savvy, conservative Ag:ri·
R<p. B. F. Sitt, "'The Gny Fox of
Fresno,.. and with middle-ol-t.be-road
R<p. IUcbard T. Hanoa. D-Oraiii• Coun-
ty.
"WHO CAN BEAT M~" 'Mle
fl Vt.. ite Wublngton parlor game a year
or • qo wu an actual game marketed
called, "Wbo Can Beat Nixoo?" Looks
like the new a:ame Uli!: aeuon will be
called, ''Who Can Pick A Democratic
V~Prtsldent?" Take your choice
among the following political prOphecies
froni the e1perts:
B. F. SISK: .. I'm afraid l-icGovem
may have hurt himseU. I'm very much
concerned by the lmpUcations ol this
episode. It'• kind of a tragic Wnc. It
means llmDlt destroyin& a man and bis
family. I'm not IW'e but that tbe
DemocraJa may not bt h u r t I n g
themselv~ more than h e I p I D I
them.selves."
DON EDWARDS : "This impro\'es our
chances for November."
DICK HANNA: "There \\'8S an op-
portunity to turn a negative factor into a
positive one (that has now been J~t J.
The turmoU was fad.in& away ."
JERRY WALDIE: ''The real debate
could never begin u long u national at·
tentlon remained directed at Sen.
Eagleton." • ·
RON DELLm1S: "The choice was
between humanitarianism and strict ex·
pedlency for the sake of wlnning. I don't
think you should win at any cost . .
There 's a que!tion now of how active I
will be."
ALAN CRANSTON: "We couldn't af.
ford to lose more time.''
RANKLED FILE: The split carried as
well into the local and Jlaltwlde political
ora:anit.ations across the country, in-
cluding California, where Assembly
cohorts Willie Brown and John Burton
saw· difierent things in the crystal ball;
Willie turned thumbs down on Eagleton
after the discloeurea; Burton uld let the
guy live ... A meeting a week ego in
San Jose of a local Democratic youth
caucus. attended also by elders, revealtd
increasingly bitter ftelincl oo the part of
tht dinerent camps.
Tenth District Dem. congressional can--
didales Frank Gillette, running a1ainst
incumbent Rep. Charles Gubser, R~ta
Clara County. read aloud a atron&lY·
worded telegram he'd aent urtlnc
McGovern to keep Eagleton and reject
"'sordid" attacks on him.
Whereupon tell , Gary QJopertai>look-
lng local activist B'ill Ashlock, who wu
walst gunner on McGovern's bombtr
during the 2nd World War , got up,
declared Eagleton should be dumped
and. looking at Gillette, said ictly, "And I
don't think that makei me sordid,
either."
l\.IY TIJRN: Dropping Eagleton was •
mistake. Keeping him on the ticket af·
forded McGovern an opportunity lO
recover from the initial impression that
on the most vital and presidential-like
decision be had to make durinc the cam-
paign, be proved incompetent and in-
adequate to the task - a failure that
goes to his basic c~ibillty as a man
competent to be President.
It S~ys Something Nice About You
The truth about astro1oa is that It
makes you feel good.
_ That, of COUl'le, has nothing to do wllh
whether lta' true, or COtTect, or anything
like that. You would think that because a
tblni makea you feel good, that It glvea
you a feeling ·of comfort and worth,
would be IUffideot justification for the
thing.
There you would be wrong. T h e
utrologen, and the utrologees, If we
may so deacribe lhe atar-croaed, or
doubJe.croued, clieotele, insiat that their
tet ol. beliefs ii b&ng.<tn true, like the
la"' of '"'!!*' or aupJlly and d<mand.
!llO -.t#-<llnfd; '!'blli'liBlsteot Oii Ille
.. Ildity ol.thelT prfmlsls, u most reluc-
tant to-IOlbject them to the ........, of
the HJJ<rimellW .method. The times
tbeH wumplions have been subjected
1o adentlflc' trial, they have eoded up
C:Orpael.
ALL BllLIEfS, It can be argued. have
. u their lagrOdient !!le fiict of comfort, of IMllnK you Jeel.lll'tfllill !if purpose and
1Derlt In the awful -· tometlmea called order, of tlie"*~· U you took
thll •lement 'out llf"Cbrisllilltlty, and out
of Taoism; al1d ·..rt of I1lam, there would
be d&Jll9td llitle left. In foct, no roliglon
al all The oOinfort factor II probably ·far
more _lmporiarit 1n bellel than the
theoloCl<al -• While be II• spoilaport, and perhaps· a
-· • <alls into -questioo the bellefl of hli fe11owa, the struts OD which
the """ bullds bis Ult, the dalms of
utrolop and the -of the
""'°""Pie -·· -be • ......
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(CHARLES McCABE)
tiooed. Perhaps all rellgloo1 and cultish
and pseudo-rellpm beliefs are as
rooUeu u astrotoa. Few are so
vuloerable.
We all know it's terribly difficult to
prove a negative .. That'• lbe stttngth of
feebly based beliefs. l could, under a
&1ven set of cin:I, at up quite a dandy
litU• cult around my -Ilion, and
n.ile money and pass Jawa for the sup-
prasloo of the potato. 1blt happens all
the time. I need not polnL
THE ONLY answer to this tort of
reasoning is the old debater's ploy. The
burden of proof is oo the 4ffirmative.
The man who mates a statement has the
obligation tO put forth the evidence which
supports It. This the utrologers cannot
do. They are moet unwilling even to be
challenged. If the astrologers make
claims, J aay, let them !Upply the proof.
The whole nature of the astrology folly
can be ascertained by picilng up any
newspaper with a st.ar-gaibtg colwnn, or
by having a rtading with your friendly
local seer, or by hitting one of those
astrological computen. In a million
responses, I wager, you will not find one
which does not give you comfort, which
does not congratulate you on YoW' 1terl·
ing qualltiea, which ls not a more or leu
harmless IUtle lie to &et )'OU 1tartln1 the
day rigbl.
ON THE RARE occasions when the
star·seel'I adm1t that humans have
weaknessn -they never have vices -
Isn't It the Truth!
By CARL RIBLET JI\.
Thit Is the Age ol the Gag Writer. or
Ghost Writer, dependinc on who ii
paylnl for the prime time on TV. The
gar writer dishes up ltuff to comedians
that tickles us, wbile the gboct writer
lards the tpeetba of Politicians with ....
tkm that choke ua, like when M~vern
promiaea Heaven on Earth and the
Republlcam tell UI Wo0VI almcly gol It.
"Vahl h~ lo tnoke ptopl< ltafJIJll bv poUna:
-Th"'"°' Carlvl•
One contrut 'betw.a. tbt ridt and the
poor cao be -ill the way they bandle
their cbtddnc """""""-'l'be rich man -.. his checkbook with the bank'• 1tatement ooce a month. The poor .....,
f1nda his bolallce every day, UU a bich-
wtre walker tlp-atepplnc a bmth awa1
from disaster. ·
"Hr !Oho,.,..,.. llolo lo !>r "poor
li:MIOI I~."
-Jules llW..1<1
When youngste:rs aay that life b better
today, they doo't tnow the truth about
tall plpo. My wile'• auto needed •
replsctmen1 afltr 18,000 m1lea but my
grandfather drove a Kluell Xar with the
same tall pip< for 11 yun. I 11y, bring
baclt the Kissell Kar and put Un where it
belongs -in cans. '
•·camaoe without hot1u sh.all oo.
ond ocdd<nli fiU Ull toorld tolth .....
-Proph1df1 Of Molhu
Shipcon, J IUJ
A 111m1 faund that the -majority
of American women do not llke "Ml" a.a
a UUe ol courtesy. They profer "Miss"
or "Mra," u the cue m11 be, and the
rtatOn is that people 1enerally don't UU
the IOUnd o1. ll. Whtn "Ms" 11 .otttd, it
remlnda U..m of a fretful bug that mill-
ed Its way -=In& lns!J'ad of bm· mJnc.
•A aoMnd mM.1t be J')l.ttufno; other-
wi.lc it U an abomfJaaCf.ort •1
-Dfc1fonorv Of Opl•lotu
the language employed would 11\1 ke •
!latesman blush. The biggest slob ln cap-
tivity might be described as havinl
drive, and end up kinda lovable, in the
language of the stars.
What the horoscope does is tell you
that the you are nice. Nice, charming,
amusing, intelligent, cooperative, con-
stant, 're JI ab I e, indU!1.rioua and
perservering, etc. These are all very nice
things to be. You pays your dollar ••••
But utrology is not enough even to the
astrologers as a method of divination.
Increasingly, the new breed of l\ar-
gazen are now taking in other, equally
unprovable, methods of divinaUoo, like I
Ching and the Tarot cards. Occult, in-
cluding diabolism, ls almost as big ill
1'12 as astrology wu in 1968.
lt's all a part ~f the vacuum of belief.
The young have industrioualy broken
away from the faithl of their Fathers
mostly from the teachin&I o1 QirlaL
They have nowhere to go. The in1t.inc:t of
belief Is ooe of the strongest In man. I
11y, ti you're going to believe, pick a
good <me.. Qvi.stianlty, as an instance.
beats the bell out of Cam>ll Rlgbter, and
the o<ber astrology typtl.
DA ILY PILOT
Roblrt N. WHll, l'lobliWr
r-. Kimi. Uilor
Alblrt W. Bd1u
Editorial Pao• tdilor
The edlltl1al -of the llaJbo Pllot 11tt\ca \o tnlorM and lltimu--
late-mukna by ..-muns this ~w· oplnkml Md ~rnenwy M topl" ot,tnkra'-&n4 alfnlft~ bf 1~1t • forum tor the eq•ttlkln ot 'aur TN.dtft'
optrilong, and by pl'flitDUn( the. d1v~ "'ll'l'<""point1 ot Informed nl>-
9et'Vft'I and IPQkelmtft on toS*:a oC t.bl: .,, '
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Funeral Moosure Death P~nalty .on ~allot-Sparks Conflict
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -the ACLU pelltlon <'<11> "cruel or ......al punllb-the leClslelln to provlda
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
bill that crlllct blasted as an
atte111pt to ban I rtW ·co 1 t
funera!J II hanlllli I n
leg~laUve limbo today alter
''Assembly Speaker Bob Mom-
Ship Pact$
Will Boost
Economy
LOS ANGELES (AP)
Two big new contract.a for
. construcUon of seven ocean-
going tankers •~ expected to
give the Southern CaUfomia
economy a boost by increasing
i and stabilizing employment at
San Diego and San Pedro
shipyards.
Na tional Steel and Ship-
building Co. of San Diego
received an $83.8 million con--
tract to buUd three 87 ,000-ton
tankers, and Todd Shipyards
Corp. ol San Pedro was
' awarded a cootract to build
four SS,000-too tankers at a
· cost of $79.4 million.
These award! were an· 'nounced July 1 by President
" Nixon as part of a $659.2
million program for con-
'atruction of 16 merchant ships
by five shJpyards. "
Nixon administration of-
flcial.s said the entire program
WQU!d mean 36,oo.'.l jobs at
shipyards and supply com-
panies. The government is
' BUbsidizlng 43 percent, or
about 1284 mlillon, of the co<t.
Jolm V. Ban1a, executive
vice presld.ent of National Steel
~ and Shipbuilding, said employ·
ment had been decllnlng at the
San Diego yard for the! a.rt 11
month!! and currently is about
2,000.
.4.ssault Rap
Against Shot
,Girl Dropped
' LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
" juvenile court judge has
ciismWed auault ch a r g e 1 ~against a IS-year-old girl who
was shot and wounded by a
"policeman who said she at.
tacked hls. partner with a
baseball bat.
· Gloria Griffin and her
"' brother, Willie, 14, bad been
: scheduled to st.and trial on
charges · of assault with a
deadly weapon on an officer
ind obstructing an of fleer.
· But Juvenlle Judge Nowell
Barntt dropped the charges
against botb Grillina 'llrurl-
• day.
'l1ie Incident oe<:IJn<CI June .,.,20 when two Lo! Angeles
:.. policemen attempted to ques-
" tlon Gloria's okler brother,
David, about recent burglarlea
' In their South Lo• Angeles
,, ne!ghborilood.
Police said a scuffie ensued
• between the officers and the
'lhl'ee Grtlfin chlldreo, aod the
• gk'I was mot 1n the arm and
• hick u she lunged at one of·
fleer with a bat.
.. Prison Kitchen
& orkel'I! Strike
SOLEDAD (AP) -About 40
l)imale kltdieo -·· -· :i!I"• they had pot received IJ'Olll!acd Jll.Y raloe, refused
•tO aerve· meals for • sbor\
time al Soledad Pr1Jon Thun-
day. authorWes •id.
After I meeti!ll with J)<laon
o(flclals, woritlW'I 1 t i r t e d
turnlllg to their jobo. '!toe
mkots r<luled to oenle food \'ftlundar mornln1 after a fllimllat ~ge aner tlie ~·-1wedneoday.
Jn elfecl au!>mtttlnc f o r ttncled that au<!J • -would 'meot." mandatory euculion ror ~ ti told Ill author ht ""1ld
fight the propoa1 In Ila
praient form.
MoretU, 1 Van Nu 71
Democrat, aald In an bt-
torvlew Tlluroday. that he . told.
Sen. Jack Scbrade (R.san
Diego), that be could urge,..
jecllng the bW unleaa "tho
queatlona eould be answered to
convince me that they are not
doing •"&JI wltb low<Oll
pop111ar mlrtr Ill own be"a...Wutuponditlnol · 'lllo court declared ... ~J lo --·'-'·•a public money't btcalll8 tbe br.ftvtr that I I ............ -a14U'M'6
_declston outlawln( e.a pl t a I U.S. ~mo Collrt on J,... • . u rdlllal to ml In tho .mtl!C ol poUco ol·
punlahmant, the stale ili'iiliila1!CU11iiillaalfijjiar. l:llotthe lnltlatlv ll'Om..Jhe _11cna114dllldren,-Atty. Gen. suioroe Cl><lrt bas ruled ~ ,..,...uy _, 1n the 11o11<d oplb1on 6: "::=.: ';; Eveu. YOllllJ• aald.
funerals."
Assemblyman Robert
Badham (R-Newport Beach),
wbo carried the bW for
Schrade in t1\e Assembly, Uk·
ed to bave the measun put on
the lower houJe's Inactive file.
Later be explained that "with
to much controversy ralled,
It'• probably better to let the I.".;;,;,.
!lltuatlon cool off · u n t 11
November,'' when the
lq:islatw-e i a tcheduled to
return from a ,_ tbrtt-month
"""" lllarUng tonight. Quiet Mmnetat
UPIT ......
Under the Scbrade bill, tbe
dellnltlon of a funeral dlrtetor A bandana shields the -eyes oC an unidentified fire.
would be changed to Include fighter as he gets a little rest from duty battling
memorial societies, requiring a blaze raging through thousands of acres of wood·
them to have a chapel and an land in Big Sur. Full containment of the huge
embalming room. blaze is not expected for another two days. Spokesmen for the San-~-'-~::..:...:::.:::.:.:.::::::..:..:..:::.:.:.::::.:.:.:..:...::::.::_~~-
Dlego-based Telopbase Society
and 11 memodal llOcletlea lo
California argued in com-
mittee that neither they nor
their 50,000 members wanted
embalming room1 or chapels,
and the bill would put them
oot or business. They ex-
plained that for a $15 regl!tra·
lion and $250 fee, the society
arranges for cremation and
spreading ashes at sea.
:2 Antismog
Bills Choked
In Panel
SACRAMENTO (AP)
Two antismog bills have been
smothered by a legislative
committee after a d v er s e
testirnooy from the CalilornlJ
Air R<oourees lloaril.
lt was testified that the
ARB does not have the
capability or tesllng I b e
emt..i-.. of large numbm ol
cara.
Cut in Gasoline Tax
Heads for Governor
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
bill knocking down the price cf
gasoline in California by half a
cent by ellminaUng "·a tu on
a tax" l! he~ng for the
governor's desk after winning
final legislative approval.
The measure, by Sen. James
Miiis (l>-&n Diego) would
bring about the decrea!le by
blocking the state sales tai:
from effecting exci!le taxes
totaling 11 cents per gallon.
~1Uls ha!! explained that Ir
the average motorist paid 30
cents per gallon, the bill would
require he pay sales lax only
on 19 cents worth of gas -the
nontax portion of the price.
1be AMembly gave its Bl>"
proval 'Ibursday In a 62-1 vote
on a two-house conference -f
committee report Y!'h.ich fol·
lows a furor that started when
the five percent state sales taJ:
the first time July 1.
Under the new law, gas st.a·
lion owners can choo9e wheth-
er to include the sales tax in
the price shown on their
pump. But the law requires
the pump price to be the wne
as the price advertised by the
station.
Some stations have com-
pounded the confusion by not
following the law and ad·
vertising the price minus sales
tax and at the same time in-
cluding the tax in their pump
price.
\
Draft Board Moves Out
an tolUaUvo tO m1«e thO -Siitea lnHlkl under the U.S. Jtdinl, eOmutiltlooal upoo1s
deatll penalty In ()llllomla ConallMion. ol tha-<lllili penalty. mM11MG
will remain .., November In Ill oplnlon, the ·u,s. 'f apprwed ,by the voters,
baU
J. SUprtme Court did •1•oest tbt_ lnltlallvt .would em ...... er WASHERS
DRYERS
WAREHOUSE
PRICES
-that H would be poa' 1bJ:"for1-'-'---:=-=-.,----'~C.:....C-::.J ..,.~~ ... ~~ .... ~ ... =-·~--!Oo.I By a 6-1 wte, the ClOUJ1
Tbunday denied • petition by
the Amerlcao ClvU Liberties
Union Foundation aee\lng to
bar a vote on the ,iniUative.
Congrtsl and the ' t a t I rr , leg!Jlatures to enact a "°"' YOU AU~. I '
atllutl6nal death penalty law. JAMES
'l11e elfect of the state h1gb
court's declalon u tu oubmlt to ENSIGN
votera II• Feb. 11 nillnC SCHOOi. IOAID
I " ACTIVE COMPANY
outlawing capital punlsbmentll~'-::=::~~~;;;;;._:;,
M SI hed In CalilornlJ under state """I '="""' To "'" •• ....,. an as atltutioo provl!lolll banning -.... --
142-4426
111Jt ...... It.
HUN11ffTON MACH
........ lftttl ... 7 -
With Sword;
Gal Sought
SAUSALITO (APJ -Pollee
are looking for a thaven-bead-
ed woman who hacked up the
shop ateward at a ceramics
plant here wltb a aamural
awonl and then Oed lo •car.
Officers aald France 1
Simpson, 21, was llOUgbt ln the
wounding of Norman
Wllllams, 20, who w a s
rte0verlng today in 1ttarin
General Hospital from aword
wounds in the neck, ann and
stomach. He was reported in
fair condition.
There were 15 workers In
the glaJ.i.ng room at Heath
CeramJCI .when Miss Simp!IO!l
unsheathed the sword and at-
tacked Wllllams Thunday, of-
ficers u.ld. but nooe was able
to stop her.
Officers said Miss Simpson,
who lives in San Francisco,
had worked 1t the Heath plant
15 years and bad ber head
shaved several years ago.
Jet Goes 1,000
EDWARDS AIR FORCE
BASE (AP) -McDoonell
Dougtu C«p.'1 new Fl5
Eql• fighter plone broke the
aound barrltr Im: the Int
time, hlttinf •· apoad ol J,000 miles per boar In tu filth teot
night.
FLOOD
INSURANCE
RATES
RECEDE. •
If JOO thinl: JOO cm'r alfotd Booe! inmrlnae,
cbanca arc you're di wtt.
Beause now the fedml guvemmem's Na·
tiooal Flood Inaon... Prognm-adminisued
by F'uamo'a Fund Amcrian ia did atttt-is
oferiog Bood and rmcfd'de insnr1nre u s!wpl7
Jowa..i mes.
EXAMPLE: A.$10,000 policy oo a siagl ..
family home m. ..... to -$40 per JOU llOW'
costs .S2s ! And rates for orber mfdenm, batl..
ncsscs and a>nrencs have rumbled roo.
For mot< infomwion, simply cxmaa 1""'
lnswtno: agent or brclcor. He'll qmddy tell 1"'l
wbethtr flood inswmce i5 available io roar &re&
and how mw:h it will ms< JOO.
But do it sooo. Now dm nm
hne naded, be apeas 00 be
&oded.
F'imn!i>'s F~~-lmanacr~
llntelngtomp111yfothNdoMIAlod 1 ...... t'1~1t' I <kle ol the bills, bloclted by
the Assembly TransportaUon SAN JOSE (AP) -Tbe
Committee Tlluraday, would local draft board has moved.
have offered a tax incentive And the landlord haa no
for converting to propane or regrets.
demonstrators, count 1e1 a Pilot Irving Burrow 1
bomb threats and a fl5,000 maneuvmd. the plane at a
lire blamed on arson. llpeed of Mach I.I 'lbunday
"We are certainly happy to over the Mojave Desert.
get rid of the dra~ board.'• ,:::;===="===============:;:=::;=;:================; natural gas fuels. "Now we can go ahead and
The committee d en le d ltart upgrading the building
ptWage after being told that without worrying about it
the ARB doubts any additional being destroyed," said Wes
incentive Is needed for the Martin, manager o[ the 12-
aut.o industry to develop story Community B a n k
tmogfree engines u soon as Building where the board has
poasible. been the target or antiwar
Martin spoke Thursday asll ... 11111 M """·
the board packed II! belong-
ing! and moved t.o a building
within sight of police head-
quarters.
"That's a good place for lt,"
said Martin.
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SPECIAL SUMMER
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VINYL & TILE
35% OFF ALL ORDERS
COME BY OUR WAREHOUSE DISPLAY ROOM
AUGUST 7th thru AUGUST 21st
NEW MOTIF DESIGN CENTERS
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(714) 541-4493
OffN•• .... .......,•14'-t«. WettT•Gnr14,
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WEEKDAYS l ·I SAT. & SUN. 12·5
Now let's vote for someone
who'll bring students,
parents, and teachers
together for better, more
useful education.
TOM HENDER·SON
has that ability
We need him now for School Board Trustee.
COMING . VERY SOON
Tom Henderson has our vote.
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Mr./Mn. t.rt.r1 a.iii
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BY THE SEA
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Ayres Since 1905
FROM
$35,490
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-. QttAN6E COUNT'f, CALF.O
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TEN CENTS
Grand Jury Investigates Farm Lease Charges ..
An 0rance Caunty Grml Jury h>
•..U,•tloo Is under way today to
detenn.iDe if • Santa Ana farmer was
forctd to "contribute" '5,000 ln cash
becaute l.:e bolds an agrku!tural lease on
counfy-<00trolled land al Mile Square
l'lrll In Fountain Valley ..
Orange County ·District Attorney C.CU
Hicks Tbunday -that sudl .. lnVeslJiltloo Is under WI)'. Bui be WU
tipt.llpped •bout tbe details.
1bo f&rmef Ji qutStloo bu been Iden-
* * * ·superv~or
Says He's
Questioned
0rance CGunty First D I 1 t r I c t
SUpervlsor Robert W. BatUn today ld-
IQ)tted be bu been questloiled by District
Attomeli• -pion In tbe 1lleg<d
shakedOWD of Santa Ana farmer Gtor1e
Jiiirat. --n.. cue IDW!ves llleptloos that-
Mural paid $5,000 to a mystery n..,. to
tJSe consideration of a lease estension he ...u on property be .,.,. farms In tbe
county-controlled Mlle Square Park ID
Fountain Valley.
Batt.in laid be was questioned by the·
DA'• meo this week.
1be IUpervilor, in a press release
Tbunday, called for a federal i...
vestlg1tloo of the Mlle Square Reg1ooal
l'lrll agricultunl ..... lltuatloo. He uid
be did ~.be!:ause be wanleo! to "ensure
ID lmplrtla! ID-lptloo."
He' sboollf -arrtld 11111 lllitrlc:I Ali' tomey ced\11lCU woiild not llftblm ••
fl!r ohlb.. ' ··-. .2"
tinder qt~ llllllD --...... lllcb ..... - . .._... lw ...
becllull l'>e Jieard b1 tbt lf1!P"Ylne 11111
bt balel my guts.•
'ne .~. wbo Is lit the middle of
a 11ib1 to bold bis OOlllty job In a Nomn-
ber ·-wn electloa with Santa Ana 1t•
tomey JV111iam Wenlre, again tried to tum
the spotllibt oa Secmd District
~ Dlvld L. Baker.
He said Murai, who ba1 held In
Nricultural leaae oa 21S acres of the · Mile Square ,Earl< for the put lour ye1n, ~
WIS "t ftMndaJ bacbr of Baker." ~
: He exhibited a pbotoltat of Baker's mo campaisn llatoment which liall !
MUra1 Farms u a PIG coatrlbutor. •
; •Battin ldmltted that bis call for a
fldenl lave1tt11tlon ol the
dralmltances IUmlUlldlng tbe tea ......
troftl'IY was hued purely Gil his own
dedacttonl IDd not lrom IDY facll he bad
UDCOVered. ..
Valley Trnswes
OK Final Budget
Of $9.9 Million
Trustees of the FOWltaln Valley School
)jj,lrkt apptOVed a '9.1 mUllop final ""'*' ~· Jm.73 Tbindly olgbt, after a public 1iearin( wblcb drew no lpealen.
· The approted budpt -a lk<nl hlU In the Clllirict tax nt.e f..-which
-lpoJoctaed proflllelJ, but Iii<!
Wied u Georp Mural al Mural l'lnlll, wa !lrec*bunt St., Santa Ana.
Muni Is 1ee1tin1 a ~year ,.,,..... on
a 1.... he holds from Orange County
govei mna1t to farm JU acrts at Mlle
Square Park.
Mural'1 attorney. James Ot•';!'l~ who
a1Jo ICMS u city attomo' of "8)1 Juan
C.plstnno, -tbal 111e,~OllO Pl)'• meat ·WU mW b1 Ille Murai brvtbe11,
Georp IDd M0to, to ID .;.nl foe 1·coun-
ty politlclan. But Otuakf Aid be WU
unablo to ldentlfJ Ille receiver al Ille
.....,attbls~
G«irp Mural ~ bad bont ap-
~ aomo ..-ago wltb tbt .. ..,.
gtltloa" tbat be make such I ~
tributlon Jn view al the fact that be WU
linnln( on county-«ll!ln>lled acrup.
· Mural then turned the facll over to bis
attoQ>eY, OlwUl, wbo In tam matactad
Ille llUtrld Attomey'1 Olllct. •
· OUnlrl clalml that ---al the DA'• office were Pment wbell Murai
DAM.T ll'tLOT ..,, ...
DRltl CHIEFS -Captal\IS o( the EdiJon ffigb &hool Drill Team,
wbic/I Will preoent the rreume abowlto_nlgbt at the RamH:leveland
l!r<>l\'llli footboll game,a t,l!e Coliseum are, clockwise from lower lelt,
Margie,Kani>O,W., Debble •Jollie,._JUL Hams and Carey Hataluk.
Edison High Dream Team
' .
To Perform at ~Ram .Gatne
move to male W acno la Mllo Square
av_alllble to the public ft>< ,_..tlooal
pcapoll!!I. ff
DA Hkks, when told of Battin'• II"'""
ttJeaae uld, "I am abocked that Bat·
Un wwld luuo IUcb a llatemoot at tbls
Ume wbm the matt.r II under ln-1-
1at1oo by tbe Grind Jury.'" ·
1bo dlltrict attornry added that ho
could not speak b...iy at Ibis time on the
IUbject becaUIO al tho jury'I Wolle·
Batlbl, centarmi bis allld< on Baker,
said, "I am used lo being on lbe lhott
end of the vote and I have taken my
delClll philooophlcaUy, but llnce this
defeat on the P.tile Squart acrea1e, I have
received information from what I coo-
lldcr to be a highly reliable sourte, that
IDlicllltlons bave been made f..-IUbllan-
tlal fees to Influence the decision of the board in Utla matter.'•
Baker, obviously dbturhed by BatUn's
thinly-veiled inferencu but rutrained by
(See PROBE, Pare IJ
Bremer S·entenced
Wallace Assailant Get,s 63 Years
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (UPI) -A
all-man, m-womu jury today found
Arthur· H. Bremer culltr of lhootlnfl Gov.
Georp c. Wallace. He WU lelltenced to
IS YN11 In prison.
Afttr .. hour IDd 40 mlmilel of
dellberatloo, ibe jury found that tbe II· ~d former Mllw1uke0 bUsboy WU lfl~J,'wben:be abot tbt Alabama governor
at the Lourel shopping center May 15:
Bremer was fCllnd guilty on all nine
COWlla of tbe cbar101, which included
.... ult with Intent to murder, use of a
'"" In a violent c:rlme, IDd c:arrylng ..
mnliJtered 1111 lhrou(ll the llall of
Maryland. He couJd ba --up 19 125 years In priloo.
Bremer relClad mlldly to the Mntence
IDd •ported bis lllUll (rin u the clerk of
the court asked the juiy f0< Its ve"11d.
Both llate'1 attomey Arthur A.
MarabaJI Jr., iDil lll'enier'1 lawyer,.Ben-
jamln Upsil>, hammered bani II the
sanity theme la tll<ir clo1lng argument..
Tenth~me
It the Prin<e G<orgOI County drcult
Court.
Upslts, la bis flnal.plCI, r<lerred to hil
client at one point as a "creep" and a
"out" whose behavior bad been ad-
vcnely Influenced by bis mother.
"That -ceuld become tbe new secret weapon of the United Stat.es," he,
said. "She abould'be sent to Rllllia. Silo
coold Infect the world. This matber Is a
frightening thlnl to coatemplate. Every
(S.. BREMER, Pqe I)
Sources Say
Muskie Now
Mulls· Offer .
1:...' . • . ,.
wAMlllMQN. (AP) -.__tie
Bobby Fischer. Victory
Recorded _.n 56th Move
prw1•1 tlal 1: Georp »::Govtm a~~ the -P,.ld"" ' llEYIUAVIK, I...i.4 (UPI) -BobbJ
tW ....... u."' Sen. -· s. ~-J .. loleated-"'' ..... -ind 1lu Waltlnc ~ for Ille Iba 18th mm al tbtlr rw"+4 lltlt ~-tor to· -up bla mind ,..,. "the -id -... h ..... Whether to accept. add toot a U.-lnt .... looiiril
'Ibo ""' .... met for ""' houri at bea>mln1 tbe fin( American world Mulkle'I bome Tbunday nlfbt aJld champion.
"~ the fall campal1D IDd the Spwky, wbo arrl'ftil II minutes late ..-ion of a new vice prelldenllaJ for the rCllllllCd ~be, tlloogbt for 1bout
oamhw," MuUie'1 office said tbls 45 IOCODds after played bla Mtb morn1a&. move. then offered bla band to tbe
Sen. Gaylord NelJOll (!).Wis.), a very American.
cloee frlaid al McGo•em'1 who bu been Fischer lookccl up IDd accepted, lbak·
c:ouftrtbll with Iba South Dakota seoator inl bands OYcr the -board. 'Ibo
........ timel a day on the molter, said An:ericln rot up, drained a ..... of
early Tburlday aflemoon: oranio juice. IDd llrOde from tbe ball.
"I CID only aaume be'1 oflnd H to 'Ibo win utmded Flxber'I lead .,...
-Tblt -be tbe cue ••• 1t Spaukr to Ill polnll to Sii polnll. The
tltll point be W<IUldn' ao out to his house Amertcan needl •Ix,.... polnll -either
~ to chal" lix wlnl or 11 .!raws -to become the ~ aid ... -.Id -... predic-
tion -ldulkle WGUld accept -opal on Iba tlWt, I job Muakle beld in t• under pre9lentlal llOIDlnee Hobert
H. Hwnpllrty.
Al McGovern mitred bis Senate office
Isla tbls mornlnJ he said "We baYO just
bad .a little lisit Jut nllht-We'll hive
aomething to aay later on."
Frank Mankiewicz., AtcGovern's na--
lional pontlcal dlrcctor, later explained,
however, that when McGovern aakl
"'We'll have tomethlng to aay later en,''
the cl!ldidate ..... referring to his cam-
palga cqlnlzatlon IDd not a joint llat ..
men! by McGovern ind MU1kle.
A few mlrata earlier McGovern Aid
ID lllllOllDOetttet . about a replacement
for w-.i Sen. Thoma! F. Eagleton
milbt not come .before Monday.
Actress Fonda's
N. Viet Activity
Under Study
WASHINGTON (UPI) -'Ibo Justice
Department is reviewing statemenll
made by actr.., Jane Fonda la North
Vlelnam to ... If lbe violated IOY
federal laws, a apoknman confirmed
Th<nday.
fint U.S. cbep 11•-·ter·to win· Ille
wwl<I d!ampkmltlp. (See otberatoty
Pqe 101.
loaWt, who l)IO!lt all nJcbt clmctcd wttb hli chief MCOnd. R U I I 1 a D
Sfllldmuter Eylim Ge:Ier. trylnf to fJaure a way to gain a draw from the ad-··
jowned position, rose from his chair
llowly.
The Ruuian did DOt leave the hall hut
atayed and chatted wllb arbiter Lothar
Schmid u be cleared the pieces from the
table.
11Tbat11 the cl1ncber," FL9cber's ~
oad, the Rev. William Lombanly, aaid
on tho way out of the ball "He'll
(Spassty) never come back."
Fi.lcher, wbo held a t~point lead fOinc Into the 10th 1ame, had a matertal
Advanlail IDd better poaltloo It Ids jourmncnt. Grandmuten 1ttmc11ng the
'250,000 world championship aaid Fi><:ber
bad an almost certain win.
Ru.ul111 lf&l1C)muter Nikolai Krot!lus.
another Spasaty aecond, c:: a u t I o n e d
aglinst stvinl the game to Fischer on
the alrengtb of the adjoumment position.
"Ocu't akin tbe bear before it ha! been Jbot .. be Rid. ~ once again arrived late for the
match, after Fischer. The AmeriC8Jl
showed up six minutes afttr the schedul-
ed 7:30 a.m. (PDT) starting lime. sat in
his chair and waited for the Russian.
1be world champion strolled in Iii:
minutes liter.
Fi..cher IDd Spwky greeted oae
another and arbiter Lotbar Schmid • .,.,..,
ed the· envelope In whiCb the American,
playin& wbUe, bad aealed bil 41.!t DtDVI
Tbunday nllbt before adjourmnenl II!<)' bad DO cbolce.
"We oncJaally pl ...... a 17-ceot tax
·Ji>cruae, but -to date belp, ... cut lhat b.ck to 15 cenb:," commented.
Trultte Fred Voa. ';I tblm we are ..
... faith with tbe C\lllllllllnlly. This 1no
'J'be.<YOl'of:tlle-wID:be upon tbO , ·Drill,lelllis·are IOle<ted to•perform In
·-JIJgli Sdlool Drll loam tool&btu the cbality .duslc on,the .,,... al their t11ey pni'mt tbe ptW ,._ 1Ube . put awanli, a«ordillC to Mn. Rlnllo.
~ ~---the Los Tlie lldllon Drill Tesm tbls year toot
Mlllkle blmielf WU ID bis boule 'l'ltur>-
day but be IDd aides with him were
r<lualng to -phone calls from the prea. - .
He aaid appllcsble laws WGUld Include
lbooe dealing with treuon, but he declin-
ed to ipecllf what adivltes or
llatemeoll by Illa Fonda mlfbt eon-
1titute a riolalloo.
Mia FoOOa,'. ID oollpoUu _.,.at' of__
U.S. lavolY<meat ID Vietnam IDd
especjally of the bombing of North Viet·
nun, vlalted •Haool to ... far bonelf
wbat civilian damage IDd cuualU..
were helng,cauaed by the air war.
Scbmld showed the move to Spassky
and then played It Fischer bad played
!See FISCHER, Page II
'c.nue is well justified."
: 'Ibe 15 cents per '100 or ua!aed
valuation will mean an e1.tra $11.~ on u.,-tax bW for the OWJler of a 1311,000
home.
; William Crane, Pl-ol the
-· said the Jm.'11 tax rate cl "·'° will be only the lourtb blpaot In -
llislary. He added 11111 the tax -bu
-reduc<d lix of tbe lat .... ,..,.,
It ii fourth hlgbest amc>nf the II
alemmtary ldlool diltricll la Or-
Couol)'. • -
. ,,,, euct bud&el fl'1n Is lt.fll,lll.
in..t Is about "",llllO ........ tbae tbe .........,, lladlot ' ( wltlt I--tax
---· adoPed by -~ -a """'°' .... ~ ~ Qairlel Woodfin, I J I o c I a l t
• • L 11 .... tar lM*nw .me., Aid .. lillllar budrd. with a ...... tu t...
~ -.... poortbla tbioueb ad-dlml llak ~ 11e1p ·~"ad Iba ;.i.-JtJGe..-~ .
11io &trfct alao bad -'100,IOO
--opoded Jell ... -lt'll-'11. • _,,tbe ___ ..... ... __ .......,._bad
'"'" cut_P.t! Iba~~. ,,. !biol ......... I-lfl1
---• .. •llbol <I ponimt
~ Bains nd Ibo .-Cleveland first place bonan at the Fountain Valley
-. Parade and csptured foortb place at .the
'Ibo ~ cJriD ttam will be perform-~ Primo BIDd IDd Drill Team Review Intl .., aatlanaJ television prior to the a m ~ Monica. 'Ibo team wu alto oac
P m loolball pme at the Loi Anicl<S cl tllo groups Invited u guest perlormm ~ to the M1'a Drill Team USA Pagelltl.
'Ibo Oiart<r nrln twn, loci by Mn. 'Ibo •mall precision lel/D. a smaUtr Cbe!11 Rm'1a, will a1Jo participate In part of the larger drill IJ'OUP, alto toot Ille balllimo ac:tlvltiOs. fllll place ID tbe state cbamplonihlps,
• 'llO<>lild place In.be MJu ,DrW Team USA
.,,._ IDd fourth In .the ·Saddl-k
~
Muskie'• ()(lice early today released a
llatement uytng tbe two eenaton met
privately at Mmlde'1 home In Betbtoda,
Md., Tbunday nlibt.
Riviera Polluted
llYERES, Frince (AP) -A lour-mile
stretob al Riviera helcbes 1TOUDd thla
......i bu been closed 1ndeflnltely at the
beJcbt of the tourist -because of
pollutioa b1 unttuted .... age.
Report.o al her trip bave coatalned .,.,,. llictinl c1e1a11a, but No!1h v1e1ua .....
rldlo ·broadcuta quoted her u de-llOlll>Cin& tbe bombin( aod ......,,
Americans not to participate ID the war,
Several CODllrtlllll"ll have petitioned
the Wblte -... -Jllltlca Depattmeol to lrq treuoo chlrla aplalll !w, Agnew~, Pooch ..
Had Problem1 ·
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Bolsa Ch.ica Facelift Set
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• SP001iE (AP) -A IPD' The
•Fllnblli!AlrForae--.a •
JlualJ ~pi111rhd a ya
' PrlliOleit T. Apnr-1--
and " -and round -1&--tobave. fte D W&S4id puW)' WU pm . . ___ ... ---........ .... _
,,,. ""-ed to"' m darlDC Ille 1111111 .__ _,,.,,,...,_ __
l"aln:lllld, Clpt. J..... . JI.
Hlrdlr, I 'wlirtllm la. *••w'
1111 llflllm> .. -.. """
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$771,000 w Be Spent This Winter for ·Revamping
tbt. baa••lf!oo!1'11 " -Ciika -~ .
WWlam "-llaU, Jr., llale -al Parl<l ..r lecreatloft. •pil1 cl local 1-••-'-'•••-tlta Iii mlllloo ... Qi1ca projad ..... ~
-for ---•• 'l1la major ......... tba .........
... Ciika lltala ,_. wtll be Ilia lllllf. ...... ____ _
Emmett Blaodlllelll, a· 1 • o Io r
landlcapa arddtect for the date, said a
l!tdllc U&Jll wlll be fnllalled • -
~ llJP'n1 at Iba --. to
-trafllC lnlo Iba park,
Re Aid Iba i-. ., Iba -..
• 1111'1 for c6mrol, .. tbt ltate wU1
do Ill ball to -Iba 1a90CI ., Iba 'fmce«11be-.
-.. ,_. ,,. """' -" Illa.
(laa llUDGIT, lloAll ' -'-----------' I
W._A_ .. __ nila ....
-.... mlddla .. tlio lio!ft. ... ... , ---""' -tloa !leeD.IA, .... J) • . ' ' •
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Weatb.er
"fore sunshine for the Orange
Coast throughout the w ... lmd. 'Ibo
weatherlldy upects temperatura
of 70 *""' at tbe beacba, fo).
lowln( the usual low clouds. Inland
tempa IU'Ollltd Ill.
f!VSIDE TOD~ 'l'
'1'1rnaoer1 have taken to the
1too1 tAU iwmmer. Clfmuing
th<ir nz ,..,"' of •111<lv and
prJJ<ticc "' the NflDPO'~M11a
Smmer c.....iv lh1d<o1 WorJo.
shop IOitA a prr1cntotlo!I of "Mv
Fair Lodw." Sec todav'• W ct Jc..
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Moretti Blasts Foes Tax Bill .
Fire Battle
Continues
• At Big Sur
BIG SUR !AP ) -Aided by
pboto1ropbl snapped by a 1.ll ,_.
na-plane, a loree of ~IOO mee
wwted today to -• blue that haa
blockmed t,100 ...... In the coutal Bil
Sur eouotry. (IlluJtraled, Pqe 5).
A l>lankel o• deme foe and dwladlllll
winds helped Thunday mpt u !IN
fl&bten wlddlna .. .., sbovell 111111 1-
lrled to bait the 11nt a1oatr 11no mn .. or
open line.
'!be llre ,... about 'Ill pertenl cm-
talned and could ba llllJJ -tonight, officials Wd.
Six fire l!ll>tm have ._, Injured, II>
cludln& one hurl ltrioualy when ha
tumbled 200 leat-<lown • cllll.---
1be pbologrlplls made by the ...,..,.
nalssance plane, loaned by the N1llollal
Aerooautlcs and Space AdmlalJtratloo'•
Ames Research Center la Stmo1vale.
have been uoed la plolllnc a map of the
fire's progms IO that _, a1on& with
planes and hellcopten drop p In I
~tardants and water CM be Ul9d in the
moot Important ...... ,1t -belleved the !Int time a 1.ll bu> ever ._, llled
for loreJt llnt -Tbe 1.ll -lb plclmeo mini hlact
and white aod Infrared lllm at altlludas
J of &S,000, 15,000 aod 15,000 laet. II went
Into oper11loa Wedneoday.
Fanned by IO-mlle-per hour wlndl
eerll<r, the llnt -Ille .....,.., wont In
20 rem -bad ewep1 thn>aP JtandJ . or
yoUlll red•oodt, modrona, Im oU and
Ian oak .
The lull.jrown ~·· many dating back to the time of CJriJt aod able to
withstand MlOl'lnt belt, were not dama&·
ed. officials said.
No buildings have been km in the fire,
but many bave been threelened. All
abandoned bouJe trailer WU destroyed.
The Big Sur Is the home of hippie com-
munes aod Is lovored by celebr!Ua,
many of whom blve retreat homes
among the timber aod "" the rocky
coastal blulfa.
AlmoJI 2,000 vocatiooen, raidenlJ and
hippie oquatten have Iled the uu
becauoe of the !Ire.
Jl'Ire llgbten have 1-1 drawn from
lhrou&hout Calllonlla and from u far airay u Idaho. ' 1
'l'be llre, bunJlna 'In tlio . ··-V'entana -uu of the Lot Pedra Natiooal Forest, wu start.cl
Tuesday by ao filqal campllre, olllcla!s
uld . .
Korea Talks Slated
SEOUL (AP) -The_,......, of R<d
C.... oltlclalJ lrom North and South
Korea Jcbeduled to start Saturday to ar-
, .... the retmicm of families -·led .-World War n haa been pootponed
ladtllaltely. Ille Soulh Kman R<d er.a
Jald today.
GIVING U, HOPI _ .. _
Schmitz Still
Odds-on Choice
Of Splinrer Unit
!lop. John G. Schmit< (11-Ttlllin) re-
mained Ille -favorite for Ille
American Party presidential nomin1tlon
today, althotJ&h the la m e • d u c k
Congrossman uJd In Lou11vllle, Ky. he
would move. over U Alahlma Gov.
Geora• Wallace would nm.
Scbmlts llld be ampecll a .. tactical
ploy" in the cmtlaulag drart Wallace
movemeot being epeorbeaded by South
Carolina attorney Tom 1'1rnipseed,
Wallace'• 11111 campa.ien adviser.
"My main coocem is that the con--
ventlo!I tnlgbt droll Wallace and he
woold refuse without leaving us enough
time to .-another candidate,"
Schmlu said.
Convinced that Wallace will not accept
a draft due lo bis pliylllcal coodltlo•,
Schmlu Is already workloa on bis
nomination occeptance speech a n d
dllculslni pioopecUve vice pmldenllal
run!ling mata, aides aid.
.. I've lw'ned in my political Cll'ffr to ....... nothln& •• uJd Ille Tultln John
Blrcb Society member who wu defeated
in bis !ljleubllean primary elecllco bid to
return to Conereu.
Le&! caullout wu I.any Abraham,
Scbmih' unoffldal campaign manager,
who '8ld. "We're IUZ"e of eoougb votes l.o
win by a wide 'DW'ain en the first
ballot."
National Cbalmwt Coleman Andrews
told 2,000 Amerlcait party delqates
'Ibl.alday, "If you want to draft
Governor Wallace, that's y o u r
prerogative. I wouhl bope you find tt ld-
v!Jeble lo rupect bis wishes."
Andrews ~ a telegr1m from
Governor Wallace In wbich he Aid he
woUld not be • candidate "immr aoy drtumstanceJ. ..
Officials Warn of Fire
Danger in Viejo, Toro
lly CANDACE PEARSON
Of .. Delfr .........
OrllJC'! County llremen llibt more
apathi than fire in the waterslied arus
Of Mission Viejo and El To,.,
"It'• the thin( .. light the -·· ootmlJ Fire Mm1ta1 Wally Trolter _....._ ad ......
11.i. time of :rur II dqmaS fire
---hat-and low
-MllJ --· Tbe Oil!)' --time -Ille~ or-. Trotter
'""'· iJ -Ille ---....,., ..........
Bat Ute MHHRll& amtbl-.... ftCAo
---wiJ up .... Ille bUll and CID1C:CW -Jepr IJllA tbt mod
dlnpr from pqle, wbo -10 I*' an1 or an-.
Cblldnn pl«7lol wl1h --...
-natiooaJlJ to -• -t .,_
Bui adullJ In campm ... ..
__.without -'<..-tor ~and --_, the bills jllJI u IUI. "'!'ha hat dry din. wl1h .... _,
... tlle lJpao of dQ'I .. nallJ laar,"
Trolter lald.
'!'ha -drill oat aod Ille "1iill just llenllJ aplodt," lit .tded. A
aport ... -dpntle -DOI ll&rt • lire ........ llul OOUld -•
di-la dla--.S. .. lald.
IJ'llt -...,._ " ..... ,, -....... e1111a-r·-
ttal 1111 ••• d =·· Ill Onaet. ...
-,. _ ---.. -Illa ,., ........... __ •. ,.,, '•·
""' ... ...... .. -" all w•llllld 1ht1M: Y ... 'LI•••, ar.ea, l"9a Lta. ,.,., a~ a Ten
111111.-...1wca,111-.
W1ta11•a• ii ' ••llf1l 1-d wll:J ,,_ .. !ftllt-·---.. • .. ,,.... pl'f'CDlatlm .... II OI' •
aalllral dralaap and mu protector.
WI-the bnlJll and trw, l!ood ....
mndtlldo•, -et •turJI --
.-. -..w. If all ti tbl Wtlmrt '
... '111. tlle _., -......
lnnsport all itJ water 11< ntber than
receiving much ol it from natural
sourcea, Fire Oiief Dave Mack u·
plained.
Tn>tter said the grassland la Ille Sad-
·dlebact ValleJ fl Uta .. ,._ burn1uuJ
bnuJh lo Ille --• ......,.., • ..,..., wlldland .... ta-
tlan wen bunueul ID Ille oounly.
To --of pie .... 1 ........ Ille llft ~ piaCes wamlni JlgnJ
.. Illa -= up lo the COil)'Oli ..... "l'h " ... smottnc -
No l'lreo" and "No -... Eveo In v .... ear--.. lbe ,,._
Kadi and n.tter---reoll11l1 te ....,. 1ho btnlclioaa aact
]ll'ldb "*'"*•• ~ ,.:~:::.:·;:==: ::i.:
-......... c:blldrm, viJll local
lire -.. rtqlJat fire Nfe!J ....... dab .. -"'llll!ty ,_
tloaJ. j
,_ adloat aid the lmndl1to pn>I>.
llill and --.. -Cll -
_____ .......,_.L
Dlriuuc-.Jla-uod lo onlF bavt
lo pn>llct Ille --Ille --theJ ... -lo ,._ Ille
wUdllDd -Ille -· ftllltle 'With eloclri<al wlrttt(. pl heat and.-
--"lpllfoe, Troller Aid. ·•0eed::wt ii emac our wees,
...... lln' MdacuC nta Iqhar .... .. .... .,.. _tbed." Trtttor
.... II.
Ila md -... -w that .... 'fh•rn s 'ti' ""** '*8tlmmtl are aow
raqalnd "-=-~ -11 but • 11111 iJ.., • ... • ,.... 11a111-..-u ,..,.. nallJ eaold ..... -Ille ~" llN, --... mQbo lhrJ -lialp a-d ..-IL Bo _, -w111 m deaU.
-rlotloc lo -llolaad ID tbo Lia *-JW1 .... CMlllDJFF f14 • 1D11l7
ht,611 .. •midi .utlmt.
la tltt -.... ,..,., Ice poiiltod
....... -........ -dladln tluaU.S.-111&
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NO FURTHER PLANS
Spoakar lob Mo-I
WIT" ........
'SELLOUT TO REAGAN'
Senato Prftldenl Mills
Wholesale Prices Take
Sharp Hike During July
WASHINGTON (AP) -Whol.,.le
prices posted the ahartim rlae tn five:
months in July to continue lnc:re:uing at
a faster pace than before President Nl.x·
on's Phase 2 wage-price controls, the
government said today.
Last moolh'1 incrta.se in price! of food
and a broad range of industrial raw
materiab and manufactured goods was
eight-tenths of one percent. the Bureau of
Labor Statl5tlcs 1aid.
The report said wholesale prices In the
eight months of Niwn'a Phase 2 controls
rose at an annual rate of 5. 7 percent
compared with 5.1 peroott in the eight
mooths before the Phase 1 wage-price
freeze imposed a year ago.
The 00...u 1bo reported that the na-
tion's unemployment rate remained
Ullclwlged In July al 5.5 percent of the
work force IDd total employment was
virtually tmehanged at 11.4 million.
"'!be joblest rate la JUlle and July was
substenUally below the rates ol llJ'OUIJd I
percent which bad pr<valled since the
close of 1970," lbe report aaid.
It added that IVtrl(e hourly earnings
ol aome 50 million rank-ancHile workers
rose one cent per hour to $3.12 and were
up II.Ill par week to 11•.47.
Avtrl(e W1llnp were up 11.113 -kly
0< 1.7 pemnt over Ille put year, aod
after deduction for the 2.1 percent rise ln
living costs, the average paycheck was
$4.58 per week above a year earlier, the
report said.
The report on wholesale prices said
food prices rose 2.2 percent In July ; fin·
ished goods ready for retail ule .... t up
one: percent; and industrial raw material.I
rose two • tent.hi of one percent.
On a seumally adjusted basis,-the
food price increase was 1.8 peretnt,
of one percent and industrial raw mater·
rials two-tenths of ooe percent, the report
said.
The bureau said wholesale prices in the
put six mootht rose at a seasonally ad-
justed aMual rate of 5.2 percent and that
the pace of the Iner..,,.. had doubled In
the latter three months of the period.
"This acce.leration was due entirely to
sizeable increases in prices of farm prod-
ucts aod processed foods and feeds In
May aod June aod the particularly steep
riae la July," it said.
Oil Tanks Blasted
TRJESl'E, Italy (AP) -Three 50,()0C).
ton oil tanks at a pipeline terminaJ near
Trieste went up in names today after ts·
plosiom. Police said Ibey were 11botoa·
ed.
Hints of Politics
Eor '7-4 Show Up --
SACIWl£NTO (AP) -~
SpoUK' Bob Mortld today -bis Democratic counterpart la Ille Seaate ol ''reocthlc CIUlrl(eomll' aod emotlonally"
1n 11tlpln1 kill the tu lblft ...,,proml5e
which MoretU had worked out .with
R<publlcan Gov. Ro11an.
And II any ol the Senate leaden who
killed the 11.J blllloo tu bill want to nm
•&•lnlt him for the Democntlc oomlno·
t1oo for 1overnor ln lf14, ••then God bless
them," Morottl Aid In M emotlooll mid· oJ&ht news ...rerence.
Hints ol 1'7411111tmatarl1l polltlcs pop-
ped up repeotedly 1a the comp1e. strua·
lie over the muslve ocbool finance.tu
relcnn bill wblcb died lato -Y lour
.. 1e1 abort ·or a n<tl!ed l'l·•ote. t .....
tblrds majority ol the Senate.
MortW, Senate majarlty floor leader
Geor1e M~ne and Senate President
prd tern James-Milb all have been men·
lioned u potential candidates for the
Democratic nomination in two years.
Moretti and ~toscone have all but
formally announced they will run.
The tax compromise was negotiated
between Reagan and Moretti, and Mills
complained la.st Wttlc that Moretti
deUberat.e.ly u:cluded Senate Democrats
in an attempt to enhance bis personal
political Jnlllge.
Although most political observers coo·
sider Moretti and Moscooe the most in-
tense rivals today, it waa Milla who tr&d·
ed moat of the public barbs wllh Moretti.
Moscone took a leu conspicuous role
criticizing deWls of the Moretti-Reagan
compromise.
Mills called the b111 "a sell-out'' to
Reagan, and a net tu hike for jhcm
least able to afford It -renters and the
poor.
"He thinks that negotiating a com·
promiae with Reagan magnlfies .his pos--
lion in the California political 3Cene ..•
mates him appear f&at he is a leader of
the Democrats in the legislature. a posi-
tion he i.s trying to establish," Mills said
in an Interview Jut week.
Mills aod Moscone both cootended the
sales and ,income tax hikes in the plan
would butt the poor the most. Moretti
clalmed. those increases were more than
balanced by new renter and homeowner
tax breab plll!I an locreue in funds to
~ -dlstrlcU. MoretU 11kl tbe plan was the "Vr:t"f
hen possible'' under the cl.rcunultances
ol a GOP governor apd ptmocrat-coo-
trolled legtslature.
"This haa been a very unlor1unale
thin( from beginning to end, and tbe peoo
pie wbo have token part la It have,_
to COlllU!t their ccmcleoca. Tbe Smato
haa bee• b)']>l.U«I deliberately," 1!1111
said.
"Sen. Miils ha.s a bi.story or rdCtltW
oulrageously and emotlonllly when be la
wuier pre11ure," MoretU uld In
response .
He added that Mll1" complolned of
being ezcluded from nqoUatlom with
Reagan, and ai.. said be ~ DOI hava
taken pan In the neaotlatloos u Invited. •
Aslted what part bis rivalry with .
M....-played In the aenator'• op-
position, Morell! uld only: "Yoo'll brio
to aat Sea. MOICOlle.
"I'm trying to -r can ·Id
somet.hlng ac:compllsbed up here as
speaker of the Assembly and run oa
that," Moretti said. "Whoever'• 1olnc: to
run agalnst me, well then God bleu
them," he added .
Reagan, wh6 Interrupted hll ncaUon
to fly to the Capitol, IUlllCllllCed be wu
giving up efforta lo m proper'lJ' tu
relier.
Fullerton Man
Breaks Back
In Coast Surf
A Fullerton body surfer broke blo back
Thursday alter being epllled by a nilly
wave oU an WJCUll'ded beach in South
Laguna. :
Stanely W. Price, 25, Is reported to bo •
In critical condJUon today in the lntenalv•
care unit of South Coast Communly
Hospital. A hoapltal lllOkesman uJ4
many more test. would hive to be con-
ducted before It would be determined If
Price would suffer any permlDtllt
physical Impairment from the Injury.
Both bis filth and Jisth vertebr1e -
located In the upper part of the baclt -·
were shattered as a reault of the l.njury, •.
the nurse iald.
Price WIS body llllt!ing oU the Ninth
Street Beech when the accident occumd.
Although the beach Is not guarded, Sao
Clemente lifeguards responded to a call
for medical aid and a•lsted In &eWl1I
Price up the steep bill lo the hi.....,.
and into a walling ambulanct.
Lifeguard& Jald Price WU COnJcloul
while be wu blln& moved. but com--
plained of -pains aod of ,. I sensation In the low!l' part of bis body.
YEAR-END SALE! • .
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1973 MODELS JUST AROUND THE CORNER
BRAND NEW ... GREAT SELECTION •.
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South Viets
Claim Two
·victories
SAIGQN (UPI) -The South Vltl-
IW!lete nponed vi<tortel today jun
• north ol Quang Tri and al An Loe whero
• four-month government tffort to open
• .fflghway II from Saigon to the dillrld
-eapltll tlO mil .. to the north appeartd
near ;vcctsa.
Tbo U.& Command reported 110
1trikes againllt North Vietnam on 'ftwrfo
day but none closer than Sl miles aootb
of the Hanol-Halpbong area becaUH ot
bad weather. Most strikes bit bridges, oil
tank• and other faciUUea just north ol
the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ).
lloth Quang Tri, just below the DMZ,
and An Loe were of particular iJnoo
portance to Saigon. Qual)I Tri wu the
first district capital capturtd by the
Communists in their March 30 offensive
and An Loe wll!I to have been the second,
but the government held on there.
South Vietnam bas not been entin11
able to lift the siege of An Loe or open
Highway 13, but a spokesman said today
the current push 10 mil.ea below An..Loc
drO\'e the last of the North Vietnamese
9th Division off the road. However, there
were !till a lot of communist! off lo the
5ides of the road.
The An Loe fighting centered around
the Tau 0 River bridge nine miles south
of An Loe and at a Communist-held.
American-built bunker a mile farther
south. Fighting was fierce and at such
close quarters the South Vietnamese
were unable to call in air and artWery
strikes and the Communists were rooted
out in hand-to-hand combat.
The South Vletnamete .... ult began
Wedne9day and tbrtt tanks were blown
up In the initial fighting. Other troops
zigzagged toward the bunker, making •
little progrm as 20 yards In 24 boun.
But on 'Mlursday they finall y captured H.
'the fighting around Quang . Tri wu
being carried out by South Vietnamese
marines who moved in earlier this.week.
'nleir victory came 4Y, miles north of
Quang Tri where the marines aaid lhey
killed 49 North Vietnamese In 1 JO-hour
battle that ended at noon. They reported
their own losses as two men killed and
eight wounded. .
tn Quang Tri City itself the fighting
abo WU fierce. UPI reporter Ted Kurrus
said the marines there had encountered 1
whole complex of new North Vietnamese
bunkers -and more of the intensely ac-
curate artillery fire lrom big Ruaian
euns up to 17 miles away.
"We . .,. throwing 1 lot of hand
IJ'enadOI back and lortb," 1 U.S. adviser told Kurrus.
* * * Unofficial Viet
•Talks Show Reds
. Want Thieu Out
PARIS (UPI) -A Saigon official uld
today a private Vietnamese CfOUP has
been holding unofficial talks with the
: Vietnamese Communists but that the
: Communists show no signs of lfvlng up
; their demands for the ouster of South
, Vietnamese President Nguyen Van
· Thieu.
· Tbe official, Nguytn Trieu Dan,
: spokesman for the South Vietn1mese
: peace talU delegation, said the noo-Com-
. munist Vietnamese bad no officill eo&-
&act witb hb: delegation. "TbeY are private penons," he 11id.
••That is all I can uy. They do not belong
to this delegatioo."
: But he said the erouP'• contacts with
· the Vietnamese Communist! in Paris
· showed the Viet Cong and North Vietnam
. were not budging one inch from their
· demands that Thieu be ousted u one of
· their prices for a pollilc1I settlement.
· A political .setUement in the South has
emerged ai th< main itumbling block to
peace In Vietnam. The United Stain has
· refused to abandon Its aupport of Thieu.
· "All that I have 10 ny li that there Is
· no difference in a flulble aense between
: the Communist position u it bu been af.
: firmed in private to these private Viet·
: namese and the official position of the
. Communilt aide 1t the meetinl table,"
, Din said.
SEN. THOMAS EAGLETON CHATS WITH OICK CAVETT DURING SHOW TAPING
S.yt NtW1 of P1ychl1tric Tr .. tment 'Anet' to O.mocr1tlc Party
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Trial Under Way
In Top Secret
Document Th,eft
TYNDALL Ala FORCE BASE, Flo.
(UPI) -A witnel!S teftllled that the day
M{Sgt. Walter .T. Perkins .wu arrested
he was carrying five top secret
documenls, several of them relating to
U.S. knowledge of Soviet plans.
'l1le witness, Maj. Joe c. Nunez of the
military Office of Special Investigation
(Osn, said Perkins at the time bad 1
ticket for a Digbt leaving for Mexico Ci--
ty.
Tbo Air Force has kept 1 llgbt lid on
the llory behind the espionage chargos
a1ainlt Perkins, unUI his court-mart.lal
openad Tbunday.
Perkim, 37, ·was the top ...,.
commiastoned orr-In tbe lntelligen<e
unit 1t Tyndall with aceus to all .secret
documents untll hit amst last Oct. II II
tbe civilian 1lrport-W nearby Panama Ci·
ly.
He ts formally 1ccuted of planning to
pus cluslfJed documents to penoos not
entitled to have them, unauthorized
possession of clauifled material and
making false nai.m .. ts about the
destruction of clusUied document!. He is
being tried by 1 single judge, Col. Joe P.
Peck of Maxwell Air Force Baae, after
the defense waived a full cOlU't martial
board.
Nunez, who said he was assigned to the
case last September, presented the only
testimony Thursday.
Nunez said be wu called in after a
Soviet military attache in Tokyo, Col.
Edward Kbavanov, asked a Japanese
named Kazuo Koboya!hi to find out what
bad happened to Perkins and whether he
had been arrested. Perkina had been Ha•
Uoned in Japan before beiiig transferred
to Tyndall
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Teltphonts
Eaglewn's Wife Cit.es
18 Days in 'Spotlight'
WASHINGTON (AP) -Barblta Ann
Eagleton says her. husband Would never
tiave acttpted the vice presidential
nomination U he had envisloned such
coritroveny over hia: mentaJ health
history.
"He would have foreseen that even-
tually, it was not going to calm down,
that it would be 'the' issue until
November and that nothing else was
going to be discussed," she said in an In-
terview.
Mrs. Eagleton, wife of Sen. 'lbomu F.
Eagleton, described her 18 days in the
national spoUight aa "hectic, different,
unusual end hardly anticipeted."
Although she aaid ohe doesn't uaually
advise her hJsband on politics, she ad-
mitted to "adding my two cents" to the
f·lnal decision that Eagleton withdraw his
vice presidentlal candidacy Monday.
Conlroveny swirled around I h •
Democratic ticket fOr almost a week
alter Eagleton revelled on July 25 that"
he had been hospllaliud three times
between 19!0 and 1961 !or psychiatric
Steelworkers
Vote to Sit Out
Election in '72
treatment, Including electric -
tbmlpy.
Mrs. Eagleton uid she was reUeved -
when obo .. ,, her husband tell the ...
lion over natiOoal television that be would
write a letter requistlng that his name be
withdrawn.
"I was hoping Ibis would be the
decision they'd come to, frankly," she
__ said. "I tblnk a presidential election is
too important to spend three months
talkinc about what happened six years
ago."
Tbo preuur• and spotlight thrust on
national figures Is, Mrs .. Eagleton 18id,
·•a very dlfflcult thing to accept. But you
know, some people lllte ll
"Having 5e<ret Service people around
the bouse -they follow you everywhere
-the phone constantly ringing • • •
onotber ooople of w .. u and I mJg'bl
have been ahol down complet.ly. I've
salvaged a little bit of D>Y anonymity."
Mrs . Eagleton aald !bat before the dramatic news conference when her hut-
band surprised Ille world with the history
of bis mental health, she had thought the
g ... ral public might object but that the
press woo.Id be sympathetic.
, "Everything seemed to have a reverse
about Ut this week," she said. "I thought
the average man would object to an
.elected official who had had mental ill·
ness. But he dJdn'L tt was the sopbia:tl·
cated press.'" ·
By Sunday, five days alter her husband
PITTSBURGH (AP ) -The leadership made public hit mental health history,
o( the United Steelworker1 of America, Mrs. Eagleton said she 81'1 bad omens. "Sunday II looked Iii!<, well, Ibis Is
the nation's third largest labor union, bas ridiOJJous, ·we'll ·just have· to, ge.t ·out,"
1ilgned itseH behind the -AFL-00 and she said, adding that ohe coril<IOed her
voted to sit out the Novem~ preslden-thoughts 1o her husband, "l:lut tie was
. . · thinking that."'too." · · · · · · t1al election. And by then she said "1 wu a basket
The decisioo, emtl'aced in a terse i case. That w~ as tir'ed as t've ever
resolution passed almost unanimollsly been But then I played tennis in the
late Thur'-'11Y by the USW's lnt,emaUonal alter'noon and felt great."
ExecuUve Board. wu viewed as a blow
to Democratic pnsldenUal nominee
George McGovern .u for no other reason
than the fact he will be denied USW cam·
pa.ign money.
Union officials declined to say how
much money was in the USW's political
coffeni, but the unicri contributed heavily
to Hubert H. Humphrey'• wwuccessfUJ
1968 prNldenuaJ campaign and probably
could have equaled 0r aurpaaed !bat
assistance Ibis yw.
Tbo union bu I membenbip ol U
mlllioo. • 'Ibe executive • boerd's action -un-
preced .. ted In the union'• SO.year hittory
-was 1hnounced by I. W. Abel, USW
prealdent and ID outspoken McGovern
Joe:.
Beanpole Set
Initiates Move
For Liberation
NEW YORK (AP) -Is America rudy
for Skinny Ubtratioa? Here it comes,
ready or not.~
'!The world has been bralnwubed by
muscle man propaganda," declared Bar-
ry Goldlmith In bis "efi>aclation PnJO'
lamaUoo" Thursday.
·. Midwest lnundat~d Again_.
Announcinl the Skinny Llberatioll
movement. the. 6-foot, 111 ·po u n d
Goldami,tb pronounced thin ..... and
women "America's lost minority."
, ''W• are getting .tired al bearing how
unboaltby ,.. m, and how b<lltby lat
people are/' be aaid. Other problems are
· findinl clothes that fit 111<1· get\lnl dates.
..!.'We Wnny people want to be tex •
jects, DOI rejects," said Goidlmith, 20, I
doctoral candidate In art history at
Columbia Univmily.
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Fwoding ~ages in Some Areas; Southeast· SU)eltering
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He sald one appearance' co a daytbne
television talk ohow hod already drown
,._ lrom 20,000 .mtmbera al tht
belDpole ael
With that atart and machinOl IJindlnc
out proten buttons and newalttters,
Goldsmith llid be plans more tall show
lppeorallcel u leader al "the chirp of
the light brigade. against the blttli of the
bul(t. '·' . ~ • . "
Cavett Show to· Air
NEW YORK (AP) -Dkt Cavetl's
nlgbtly talk llbow cm ABC-TV bu been
...... ad ~ lloolmber,. but .,..,.
that his lboW will be limited in one
week of Monday tbraqh Fridlir ' ~P
puranct1 •ad! month. Tl)e network 9lid
'lbursday that beginning In Januuy,
Jack Pllt will ntum to ABC with 1
lboW that wm alao be Wevfled one -ic
each month In the 18ma 11:11 p.m. to I
I.ID. Eiltem time slot.
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Senate Ratifies
Missile Treaty
ddendJill Ill _.tioa .. -.....,cw
nuclear atllct.
Slen<d by Prosldent N-...i 5ovlet
Conurumllt Party Clliel Leonid 111-
in Moscow lMI 1'lq •· tbe trtaty Um1ta
each nation to 200 aatiblllitllc ml"'Jet!
and juJt two Illes -..,. at tbe copttal
and ... ln tbe mt.rior dehmdlnl ID al·
feoaive-miulle site.
The White House oak! N-WU pleM-
ed with tbe roUllcatlOD y<>1e ...i "loou
forward to ,_.pt l(lloo" on tbe "'"" panlco Interim, _..,,i.
Heated debate Is likely as tbe Senate
S Oka -... to -tbe ..-1 enate Ys which altowa tbe SOV!et'Untoo to 111rpas1
Ibo Unlltd Slates In tbe lllUllben al lancl-
ud ..bUOd nuc1<1t allenolve mlslllel.
B . I Tbe lrt•IJ -only -"'" ig· ncrea,se pn>val,. but the -t -be • proval, but the ._.,..1 lmlll be aeled
upon by both cbambm. For GI Bill .. ~=: =~tbe'"'N::.1:
~----·---•adnllnlltratioo.i.at.-teuded.il.Will.lme~
WASHINGTON (AP ) -The Senate Jias _
passed a mwure sharply booltlng the
benefits for veterans to attend school
under the GI BUI.
The Senate paased the measure 8M
Tbunday. It provide& ID lncHa.se of 4J
pen:ent -more than the amount lbo
Mson admlnirtntlon nques\ed and ap-
proved by the u .....
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U Ibo dll!erence can be -worked out by
1 House-Senate conference committee
btfon Uw: fall term, a alngle veteran •t·
tending a college or vocati'"111. achool
WOO!d receiVe $250 1 mooth. CurrenUy
the GI Bill pays '175 a month.
Married veterans would receive $297 a
month, compared with the current '265,
and H bo bas a child, '339 Instead of '305.
.• Soldier KUled
BELFAST (UPI) -A Britlsli-soldier
WU shot to d<Jth in Belfast today, the
third fatality in Noithem lretand
violeoce in the past H hours.
·The ldlling came alter waminp by the
mllitant PrOvillonll wing of the. ouUawed
lrilh Republican Anny (IRA) that
Roman 08tl!oliC1 who !nternlze with oo-
eupylng Brlllb troops -be lamd and featbertd !Ir llUl!er ,...... punish-
ment. " • U . ' ,. encn.i1 ...
WASlllN<;r<l"ti (AP) .-Tbo Federal
COmmunlcatlooo Commission 'bu ruled
that J. B. Stoner 198-Y continue campaign
broadcasts ,.y1ng, "The main reason
wby nlggm want Integration Is because
the n.J&gert want' out white worrieli."
Tbe Cnnltltutioll protects • ¥ c b
language even thOugb • govenunent of.
fjciala f'\lAY find it penonal)y repuhlve.
the eonunlv;IM decided 'thursday in a
case attsing' when Atlanta ·Mayor-Sam
M .... u urged broadcisten to reject.the
ads on cmmds they presented a "clanger
of violence."
e llfore .F'leffi119
MANILA (uPI) · -Flood waters broke
through a landslide damming a river ear.
ly today, inundating •ii: towns to an .. 1ver·
age depth al aa 1 .. 1 and forcing mass
evacuations In Illa Central Luzon prov-
ince of Pltnpanga. .
Gov. Brigldo Valencia said. "The peo-
ple of those towns are frantic. They've
never · expertenctd ao much water so
fast ,"
the ell ect of breaking tbe momentum of
the recent Sovitt annt buildup.
Sen. Hemy M. Jack!Joo (!).Wu~
challenged that view and -.,., will seek to . ......i the agtftlll<D~ by w
ding a wltO!ng to tbe Sovleta that any
move to blcreue their offensive capabili-,
ty ao as to '\bttaten the American
nuclear detemQ\ -.Id be C111Sidertd a
threat to the~ Slates. Sud> • OCIU!d ...... the United
Stain to pull of tbe -~ be
l8id. Jacban.oouibt a1ao to put ~Ill
reconl .. directing tbe Prosldenl to.-
equality of numben In the nm l'IJUlld ol
SALT ~lions with Ille ~!!Foreign Relations Commllt••
CbairmaJI J. W,Fulbrigbt tD-Ark.l, Ind
other Democrats expressed surprlle ind
dismay ivbelr told tbe Jacbon -ment had the baclting of Senato
Republican Leader Hugb Scott and Ibo
Nixon administration.
Nixon's New Car
Cost $500,000
-And It's, Heavy
DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) -Prtlldent
NJXoo's new $500,000 armt'r·pl a ted
limousine rolls out of • cloaed ,allop today
and will bi,truckfd-to Wublnatoo in a
c1ooed van .,,.th a Secret Service -· ''It's as strong as a tank. It it IO stronc
that a bomb would only roll it over/' tbt
-Detroit Free Press quoted one worlaDan . I u saying.
Tbe tupayer Is only picking up;a trao-
tion ot the tab· for the President's flVe-ton
Linc<ln -about a $5,000.•)'<lt leua
1 ... B<cause of the preallge Involved, tho
mamdaeturer does not Char(• lbe run
cost. ' •
Ford Motor Co. bu cloaked the hah<l-
made, option-loaded, black IJncoln Coo-
tinentat in a veil Of. secrecy. The Secret
Service also is declining comment.
But the Free· Press in today's editiona
gave these details :
The 36$-horsopower engine disPl1CtS
41<kublc lnChes. The car welgbo 10.000
JIOUll<i>, compared to 5,200 pounds !or the
usual Continental. ..
Much of the extra weight come1 !rpm
the quartet·lnch al 1rmor plate '"' lhe
bottom, rool and do<fa.
The windo-.. and metal reinforced
tires are bulletproof and ao ts Ille pi,,..
iglass bubble which can be hydraulically
raised when · the Pmident wanll to lrt4nd
up and wave.
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A pet lioness named lngr!d Is led to • dog p(lunil van by ber owner,~
Jarw Hoehl, :ii, lltu the llonw Crltlcall1 lnj~ 1 four-}'UNlld !'::fu.~~ Denver, Col. Wednesdfy. Hoehl Will told lo pL rid. of lb•
••era! weeb 110. The cbild b still In cdtlcll condltlon.
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Tbe Hunlhliton Buch ~ De~t a~ to
lie moYiq In an eaoitin& anti lnnonlhe-lllhctlon wlO.
moatU w~ all over. the city, 1pqttlng and marklnJr
--~--lti propOiia par~iln. . ....;~•ce the"'"~ rs ~:l'!~~i:.:.:1~--
'wtth ormation o:ru:'t!!" valua~e Ibey mipt be. • Fire Chief Bay Picard bopes .to Qeld a p&raqltdical
unlt In Hlllllilleton Beach by July, 1071. Tbe unit would
Include a no with the latest emergency medical equip-
_, t11d a IMm ol highly tralnecf medital lecbnldans to man 11 around the clock.
Tbt buic idea bobind the paramedJcal unlt lt..to
provide immediate medical attentloo lo peraons In eme'r-
gency condillons such u a coronary or aevere bleeding.
'l'be paramedics attempt to stabilise the victim'• concfi.
lion at tbe scene rather than loslni time and Increasing
bit ansiety whlle waiting for transportaUon lo the ho.,
pital for first lifesaving treatment
Since the cost ol the training will be bome by ti!•
county and the persorufel will come from the fire cfe.
partment's current staff, the only COitl to the city will
be the medical van. Chief Picard la a1ao looking 'Inlet.
federal grants for the program and the possibility of
expanding a joint powers agreement Hu¢ington Beach
has with three other neighboring tjlies. ·
II appears lo be a lifesaving bargain.
City planllen wi then protect these Identified lites eiil18r !>Yjre'""ln.lf an extremely yaluable llte aa open apoce ~ , ·or by allowinf lldenliJIJ to uneartb valuable
arilfacts before anything IJ built O'f•r the lite. n. $4,200 IJ a small llrice lo pay for such valuable
s&nlific information and. Huntlniton Beach deff"es'
pral.se for tatlng such a IDm stride backward for arche-ology. '
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Noise Law· Working
Almost a year ago, the Founlsln Valley citr. Coun·
di f.wed an ordinance lo control nol.se In the city. Thi!'\.
ordJ1•n...., divided the city into three nol.se zones setting
maximum day and night noise Jevelt.
The attitude oL the city .bu been ·lo setU& noise
compialnta l'estsitred by 'cit!Uns rather than seek out
violations of the ordinance. Following thlJ approacb, the
city bu had about one. complaint a week and. bas been
able lo control violations. Um.que Cte:p Dael-·rord \yh_en the noise law was first proposed. Its, authgg,__ · · ~"' hi> _ A.W.a "'--~----relnl!'lrlheymiglit-liave 'toDfciQlff iCliter as the city
Huntington Be··• Is taking 1 unique step bacl<ward grew. But reports seem to indicate that the. noise level . """ in the city bas not incresaed and that the noise stand· in history, and for once, auch .a move IJ worthy of ap-ards in the ordinance will hold in the future.
piause. · • · The Fountain Valley noise standards have also been
The city has authorized a '4.200 archeological sur-noticed by others. Hore than 250 requests for copies of
•ey to flnd and prMe"e ancient villages, burial grounds th~ law ha".e poured in from cities and counties through·
and Indian ·manufacturing sijies. out the nation.
A team of arcbeologista from Archaeological ~ The city is lo be commended_ for its continued suc-
search lnatitule Inc. (ARI) of Costa 'Mesa will spend two cess in nol.se 'COfltrol regulation.
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Hanna: Keep Eagleton on Tieket Soviets Didn't
Lose T oe1wld . . . .. .--
Over Egypt
~ar
Gloomy
Gus
Golden Slaters Split. n ·own M'iddle
(ROBERT S.AJ,J,ENJ
II the stale buys aU. the private
beach in Hunlington Beach, and
lbe city gives its ooe-mlle strand
to the state, where will Vince
Moorhouse put bis aquiiUc thnlne!
S.F.I\.
By MICHAEL D. GREEN
Dlllr '*' .,.....,.. <•11 e ''''
WASlllNGTON -Some memben of
the C.llfmtia Democratic congreuional
deJeption are undoubtedly shrewd, ex·
perlenced P91itldans, alile lo spot lren4'
tllbl .....,,. Nf!ICtt ~ """""' not early,· perceive Political developments
'llCftWllY 1llOMI of fht nl'IJWIW. $trllll with accuracy and acuity when ot.btn
There is a lot of unrealistic wish-think~ """' "' -• 0 "°""' Giii. o.•l'r '""' are still confused. and to forecut the
Ing going around about the eapuiJloo of polltlcal future with a cannlnw tbal
aome l\ussian (l'OUDd .. nd .air troops wouldmakeJeannellilop.proudotlhem.
from Egypt. The lnlublt It deciding wblcb ol the It Is not a Soviel "diJaster": neither IJ DlAQ -Soviet military and ecanomlc congmslonal IOOlbAyen' faU into llii1
11 a "-··"·• blow" lo Russian might enl...,,.bment in Oil-rich Iraq It npidly ··• bich ~
and inn;;;;;: in.lbe..crucially strategic ~Y ha•~":.~ :::1 -" -•'1 in 1 given in-
Middle East. Far from ii. from -Egypt,\ ~ficanUy, llUllta Is ,,,_ cmtroversy over Sen. 'l'bomu :F.
. While the spectacular eviction un-building up a ~ anenaJ of SAJ.H Eagleton, D-Mo., and wbetber be sboilld
queotionably is an embarrassing upset, it and SAM-3 ~ miasil .. , and have lietn dumped or ~on the UckFt,
Is having no real trlinin( 1nq1 lo man them. _Anlund_ 40 found these shrewd California pollUcal
Impact on Soviet-lites already have been comtructed. expert.s aU reading d!Hmnt lea leaves
atr.ngth and policy That Is a tremendous buildup in view and seeing different images in the
ln the vital Mideast. of Ibo fact that there are only 70 such crystal ball.
Russia remains jwt mis&le sites in Egypt, a far bigger and
as powerfully en-Im try than ODD COUPLES: The deep division ' in trenched and ag-militarily more portant coun •· del Ir tui:: coocressional egatlon over bow to iressive u ever. aq. · handle the Eagleton matter mmed
There isn't the Further, about hall of the Egyptian · ldeoJosical and pbllosophlcal boundariOs
slightest chonge in SAM missile aileo are along the_Suei !ftli!l>C~ two.poups_l![th-lngopbk either t be tempo Canal, whose eutern-hank is oe<upied by Tons. -.
and scope of tbe Kremlin's ·baldly i!n-ibe Israelis. The other lites sa!Oguard
perialislic military and economic pene. the Aswan Dam, built by the U.S.S.I\ at a Flaming ndjcal · R<p. Ronald V.
!ration. cost of several billion dollan, and Dell111111, p.ljerke\tJ. • for esample,
Thll is grimly sbown by a deJalled military installations on the Mediter-ahared a lll\1ag,opinloa'that tt would be a
recapllulation of what-It actually laklng ranean coasl, in the NUe,delta and tbe Jn.. , • , : .,,r
CALIFORNIA'S
CONGRESS
polltical mislake lo -p Eagleton, In
1mns· of the long-range 11rt1ldtntial
campai&n, with savvy, conservative Acri-
R<p. B,. F. Sisk, ''The Gray Fox of
Fresno," and with middlHf.U.road
R<p. lllcbard T. Hanna, I>-Onngt Cow.: ly. •
''WHO CAN BEAT MdlOVEllN?" The
favorite Washington parlor game a year
or IO ago was an actual game marketed
called, "Who can Beat Ntzon?" Looks
Jike the new game this teaa0n wW; be
called, 14Wbo Can Pict A Democrat~
Vice-President!" Take your cb0ic6
amoog the' following pollUcal prophecies
from the llpel'IS:
B. F. SISK: "I'm afraid McGovern
may have hurt llimself. I'm very much
concerned by tbe-impllcallonl~of thlS
episode. ll'a kind ol a tragic thing. It
means almoot destroying a man and bis
family, I'm not IW't but that . the
Democrats may not be b u rt Ing
-
themselves more than h e I p i n g
themselves."
DON EDWARDS, "This Improves our
chances for November."
DICK RANNA: 1'1bere WU an op-
portunity to tum I ne&ativ.t factor into a
poe:itlve one (that has now been lolt).
nie turmoil wu fading away."
JERRY WALDIE: '"l'be rul debate
could never begin u long u iiillonal al·
lenlion mnaJned directed •II ._ , Eagleton... ;. :: • . -r.,
!\ON DELLUMS: "The c!K>lce was
between humanltarianiml and strict ex·
pediency for the sake of winnln(, I 'don't
think you should win at any cost •• ·
'M>ere'a a question now of bow active 1
will be."
ALAN CRANSTON: .. We couldn't af·
ford to lose more time."
!\ANKLED FILE: The split carried u
well inld the local-and atatewlde political
organizations across tbt country, ln-
·c1uc11ng California, . where Asiembl7
coborta Willie Brown and John Borton
aow different thlnp In the crystal ball;
Willie turned thumbs down on Eqleton
after lhe disclosures ; Burton said let the
guy live ..• A meeting a week 110 in
San Jose of a local Democratic youth
caucw:, attended also by elden, revealed
Increasingly biller feellop on the part at
the different camps.
Tenth District Dem. congreulollli W>-•
dldates FrlDI< Gillett<, running qalnlt
incumbent Rep. Charles Gubler, &Santa
Clara Coonly, rnd alood a stnqly·
worded tel<grom be'd ""' ursine McGovern 10 keep Eigleton and ·re)ecl
"'50rdid" auacb on him. Whlrtupoo-.taJt tw Cooperial>J9ot·
g local actlVlst BllllAlbloc:k, who wu
waist (UJUle1' on McGovern'• bomber
durln( the 2nd World War, (ot up,
declared Eagleton abould be dumped
and ;lookin( al Gillette. said Icily, "And I
don't tblnk that makes me IOnlld,
either."
MY TIJllN: Dropping Eagleton WU a
mistake. Keeping bim on the ti<ket af·
forded McGovern an opportunity to
....... from the initial lmpresalon that
on 'the most vital and pi'elidential-llke
decision bo·bad lo-make durln(-the cam.
palgn, be proved Incompetent ond In-
adequate lo the tuk -a faUW'O that
goes to bit basic credibility 11 a man
competent to be Presidentl
place. ' terior.
EGYPT -Delpit< the' boopJahed SYIUA -Still nominallt at war with
ouster, the fact is Ralia .still retains a IsraeJ, never having s1CDed tbe ltr7
number of key air and naval atroogbolds cease-fire, Syrian amwnent Is now
that are of prime value lo lbe Soviets -mainly Russian, There are a. -of
and DOI Egypt. n-Include at least Soviet military mi-· in Syria, and
· It ··.s~ys Something Nice About You
four secret airbues and five naval Mote0w is increasing both ill tcODOIDic
ucllitiu on tbe -· · aid and influence in the couatry.
The alrbaaes are IO mlrlcted that oll One restraining factor in Ibis aituallon
Egyptians are bomed flun them. The It that tbe Syrians are poorly reranled
persoonel and equipment are eoll,.ly militarily. They are Dot ratel! highly u
Russian. The !titer C111111tb of ""' ad; /combat material tither on the rround or v~ MIG-23 jell, 18 TU·l&s .ana m the air. 1
transport and cargo planes. The bigb-
Dyin( MIGS and TUs are . primatll)I ALGEl\IA -,In contrast ' lo the
recoonaisaance craft and ll't part of the Syrians, Algerianl are f Ir s t • c I 1 s a
~vlet'a Middle Eul Intelligence system, f'lhten, particularly tbe mountaineer
One of thllr principal luncliooo It lo Berben. Algeria's armed fon:es are.now
abaclow Woolem naval forces In the ulellllvely equipped with Sov let
M-. particularlY tbe U.S. weapons, and the Uea bemen the two
Sixth Fleet. · , countries are llteadll,y apaodlnc. Like
Egypt bu no aay of any kind in these S)'ria, Algeril Is alto laclll7 al wa1' with ·
O!><T'lllool'. They ore strlcll,y tw;Rusaia lftel_-aJac:tor ~ baodlly_omea
and under lluaai1D -...t. Xrtm1ln polloitl and -· 1
,
Murder the Murderers
. . .. .. " The truth ·obout U~O(JI Is tbat It
makes you feel good.
1'hlil, ol c:oiine; bu ootblng lo do with
wbttber Its' true, or correct, or anytb1nc:
like fhat. YOU would think that beclll.'e a
thing mab!s you feel good, Jllal it ,Wes
You a feeling ·of comfort and worth,
would be sufflcient jUstlflcation for the
thing.
Tbei~ you would be wrong. Th e
astrologen, and the · astrologees, if we
may so deacribe tbe 111aN:roaed. or
doublMrooaed, clienlele, inllisl that lhetr
ael of beliefs ii be!Jl'Olj .true, like the
Jaws of Jilotloo or mil'l'!1J and demand.
,,,._ sfJii: o;rowc!, wllilOJslsteol on t)!e
·~.al-~. Is most reluc-
tlllt to .eject tbem 18 'Ille stresses of
Ille eaperlmeplah melbod. The times
lhese,lllUIDjllilm ha,. been aubjecl.,.t to ilc:ienllfic . trial, Ibey haye ended up ..,,__.
' . ALL BELIEFS, Jt ean1be.argued, have
'l'lloqMI al 1.orJe:, I ,_, tbeit ~I Ille 'fact I( cornlort, of
(CHARLES McCAB~
lioned. Perbapo all rell(ious and cultlsh
and pseudo-religious beliefs are u
rootle.ss as utrology. Few are to
vulnerlble.
We aU know It's terrlblf difficult lo
Pf'O:\le a oeaaUve. 'nlat'• the strength ot
feebly haled bellefs, I could, under a
given aet of circs, aet up quite a dandy
lltUe cull around my suppooilloo, and
raise money and -laws (or tbe -pression of Ibo potato. Thll ha_ppens all
ll\e time. I need not poinL
THE ONLY answer lo this aort of
reasoning ii the old debater'• ploy. Tbe
burden of pniof It oo tbe affirmative.
I
The man who msket a statement bu the
oblipUoo lo put forth the evidence wblcb
supportl IL Thll the astrologers cannot
do. They are moat unwlllln( even lo be
clM\llenged. U the astrologers make
claims, I say, let lhem supply the proof.
The whole nature of the utrolO(JI folly
can be ascertained by plckin( up aey
newspaper With a star-gazing coJuma. or
by having a reading with your friendly
local ...... or by hilling ..,. o1 those
utrolog\cal computen. In a mllllon
..._.,) wqer, you will not find one
wblch doel not give you comfort, wblch
dots not """"'lulalt you on your sterl-
ing qualitiel, wblch ii not a ..,,.. or less
~. lilUe lie lo aet you llartin( the
~ rjibl. . . ,.
ON THE l\Al\B occuioos when the
slaNeen ·admit tbat bumlns have
weoknases -they never have vk:a -
Isn't It the Truth! When ........ It lnbuman, -u •
-; we ruct towml him II
be dooo Iowan! Other -·-which
lendl lo vlndlrale him more than i~llicm
him .......
~ ~ ~Y0111etl·a-·a1p>rposeand SYDNEY J. HARRIS li>erM . in the awful -· IODletimes caDed onler, ol lhe unlvene. u you loot ·
• ' tji9 e1ostm ll<rr<ll Ou'iitlanity, and Olll 117 CARL RIBLET JR.
Darwin -not ...... but be -Jn.. ~ In lgnoriac lbe .....,. al
tjleClel tarriftl: far tM 0 8Uelt" lpedel
" Ibo -11111 -tbe ....... rdatmhip ........ iDelt and ill ....
vlrw: Nl8t j
BJ the ... al It, -.. dlildi1n -
...... -porn. dlu por..u --to--
' IPl'P"G "'-· • -col-
' · 'tl Taollm, Ud out' ol Islam, lhere """14 Thll is the Are o1 the Gag Writer, °' When ycunpten say that life It better
-al mine on the IW!t ol lllidJtal : ~......, UtUe·lelt. In lid, no rtllglon Ghost Writer, depeoding on wbo ~ today, lhe7 don't know the lnlth obout
Latia bu -conftlmed by OD -ltlll. Tiit'-llctor'll probably far pa)'inc for tho prime tlmt on '\'V. The tall pipes. lo(y wile'• auto needed ' U... npar1 In 1111 Na'aJf'ala ..,-, -1-tMt In bdltl than the rtplaoemmt afttt 11,000 m11oo but "If
-lo( tbat lllt ,.,.._ " fill . llloolalloa1 -, gag wrlltt dlsbet up stuff to -gnndtllher drove a Kiutll Xar with Ille ;;;; Latm pupill ., the -.VO<atiif.', ftllo Iii 1t 11 JP.Oiill'Ol'I. and perhapo a that llckJet_ 111,wbile Ibo .. ghost writer lllDe tall pipe for 11 ym. I llJ, bring
1ary Teat waa -1uD ~ 111p1: -, ~-..U. lnto aerlout question tbe lanls tbe ~ of pollticiaol with ""' bid< Iba KliseJi Kar and put tin wbtre it the ~ al pupill ol· llimlllr oflllt -., tha llnlls.., wbkh Uom that choke us, llkt wbtn MQGovmi belonas-In cans.
-..-..... did not...., Lltln. •... :: '"= i:. llfo~ ~,:: . ~-":ii":.: ... ~ ":o1 :::-~c:i. "J;uU.0:. =~":Ji::
,, .............. I( a~
....... Ilk 'm, I ,_... DQlelf 4!l
tho GGlaolrt .. -.. i--t -= .._. lml 2 'Ml twwll • ~ it ii .. ,...,, .............. "
llaoooouple readlnc. -be "' -"Vam ~ lo make Pfoplt happv • -Prop/lccfe• of Jlolher ~V poUUcs. Slliplon, 1141
....---•• Gee,..e --...,
lloar Georp:
lol1 ~ will do ablolulel1
notblo( about -doc wlltch U. dialas ..... 'l'llnnll Ice water
• him .... -auqtlled In a _ , read. Wiil lllll workl
MRS. 11.U.
lloar Mn. R.U.:
11 m1PL U tt Mel~ lie the doe
.... laqllut.
-Th0!1141 Corlrlc
on. oantrut bdween tbe rldl llld th&
poor can be -In tba way Ibey bandit
tbetr -. -n.. r!cll .....
-1111-wllh the-·· statement oooe 1 month. Tbe JIOOI' 1.ian
fhNlt hit belance enry day, Uke a biP
wlrt walker lip-<tepplllC a brealb a'Qj'
from disaster.
' ¥Be 101&o lmo1111 laoto lo I>< poor
kMl<'I IV<Tlft.hlllQ."
-Jules JlicMlcl -
A *""'1 l'ouncl that the -majority
of --do not Uke "Ill" .. a Ulle ol courtesy. 'Mioy l'ftfer "Mita" « 11Mn:," al the CUI may be, and dlt ...... It that _,. &enmllr don't Uke
Ibo ...i ol lt. Wilm "Ill" II ....... It
reminds U-~ a frtlful bug that miD-
ed Ill .,,., -mz:aUog -al -mtnc.
•A ... nd ...,I I>< J>ltorino; olhcT-
Wc ie ii on obom.iMUon. •
-lli<U.-V.Df Opildonr
I
•
the 1""'""" employed would make a
statesman blush. The bil(est slob in cap-
tivity mig)lt be -.. having drive, and end up kinda lovable, in tha
language of tbe atars.
Whal the borolcope does Is tell ,..
that the you are nice. Nloe, cbanning,
amll!ing, intelligent, coopuaUve, con-
stant, re Ii ab I e, industriOul and
penervering, etc. 'lbest are all very nice
tbinp lo be. You pays your dollar .•••
But astrolocY It DOI enoug)1 even lo the
astrologen u a method of divination.
Increasingly, Ibo new breed of star-
gazers are now taking in other, equallt
unprovable, methods of djvination, lib I
Ching and the Tarot caros. Occult, in-
ciudin( diabolism, ii almost II big in
1'72 U utroloey WU in llll.
It's aU a part of tho va,cuum of belief.
The YOUDC have indusljjously brollm
away fnlD the laltha of their Falhert
mostly from , the wcbinp of Chrltt.
They have nowhere to ao. The inltinct of
belief Is ..,. al the llroogeol in man: I
say, If you're going lo btlleve, pick a
good ODe. Cbrlllianlly, II an lnliallce.
beats the -bell out of Cam>ll lllgbtor, and
the other astrology types.
OUJtia COAST
DAILY PILOT
r.td<J, Aupt 4, 1m DAll.Y I'll.OJ' •
Funeral Moosure C••••t fffilce• ~lllf!f .
Death Penalty. on Ballot parks Conflict
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -'l1lt ACLU ptlltlon con-"cniel ot lll1UIUl1 ~ the l<Clllablra to pnMclo
IACRAMENTO (AP) -A
Giol crltlco blolied II an
-pt to ban low •COii
JU-all I! hl"""8 I n
" ~l!Te limbo today after
Allembly Speabr !lob Morel-
:~Ship P acts
·-<Will Boost
'.i'.~onomy
•· LOS ANGELES (AP)
, • ~o big new coo tracts for
1 · unstructlon of seven octan-
.. 1 going tankers are especled to
Jive the Southern California
' ""ecooomy a boost by lncreastng ! ,Jnd 1tablllling employment at
San Diego and San Pedro
ahlpyardl . •.. .,., ,.., , National Steel and Ship-
•<building Co. of San Diego
',\received an $83.8 million con-
tract to build three 87 ,000-ton
.tankers, and Todd Sh1pyards
..,1Corp. of San Pedro was ~~warded 1 contract to build
.four 35,000-ton tankers at a
cost of $79.4 million.
. • 'Mlese awards ¥.'t:re an-
. bOunced July 1 by ~resident ~ ~ixon as part or a $659.2
, .. million program fl)r con-
;, atruclion or 16 merch&Jlt ships
by five 5hlpyards.
r Nixon administration ()f·
..... ftcial.s said the entire program
..._:would mean 38,000 jobs at
shlpyards and supply com·
~ ~es. The.. government is
t. 1illb5idizing 43 percent, or
·.,,about $284 mllUon, of the cost.
·., · John V. Banks, executive
, vice president of National Steel
. and Shipbuilding, said employ-
ment had been declining at the
San Diego yard for the! est 18
months and currently is about
2,000.
Assault Rap
.Against Shot
'.::Girl Dropped
'. , LOS ANGELES (,\.I') ..,, A
.Juvenile court judge has
t JUsmiued assault c h a r g e s
~~agaiMt a l&-year-old girl who
, was shot and wounded by a
• °policeman who aald she at~
.tacked his partner with a
•I .baseball bat.
~.·Gloria Griffin and her
~~brother; W lllie, 14, had been
(' .&ehed.uled to stand trLal on
' charges of assault with a
• ,,deadly weapon on an officer
_·.'and obstructing an officer.
; But Juvenile Judie Nowell ·''Barrett dropped the charges
aHlnsl both Griffins nmr.. "'diy.
'lbe Jncident occurml June ~ ,0 when two Lo.! Angeles
.. ·po~ attempted to ques-
l11 tk>n. Gtoria 'a older brother
David, about recent burglerl.,; "'.'ln theJr South Los Angeles
'iielghbormod.
Police said a 9CUffle ensued
~''between the oencers and the
~'three Grl!lln c:llildren, and the
t·1tirl waa shot In the ann and
;·~ u llhe lunged at ont of.
flee< with • bat.
Prison Kitchen • I
orkers StriJle
U told Ila author be WOllld llcbl the propolll , In lts
~form.
In effect IUbmJttlna fo t tended that JUCb I l'OU .....W mOnl." mandalor1 -1ar .-
• populAr ,...JeW ~ 0 w, • ~ •"telu\, "i::lla'e i:! 'l'llt court d • e I a r • d , eonvlcltd In .,.. ai.yinp
declPoo outlf.tDC CIJ>\.tal,, lJ.8 ... -:: Court:-JUM ·::-;. :i:,: 'f""li: and In the kllllna of poll<o of.
pun.l.ah.m.ent. lhl...illlll 17.,...._.,uona.ulboJare ~ _. • ~ JleetaandcllJldnn,Atty.Gon. Moretti, I Van Nu y I
Demot.r-at..-ta.kt-lo-an In-
terview Thursday that he told
S<n. Jack Schrade (R..SU
Diego), lhat he could urge,...
jecting the bill unlm '1lbe
questlonl could be answered to
convince me that they are not
doing aw•r with low-coct
funerals ."
Assemblyman Robert
Badham (R-Newport Belcb),
who carTied the blll for
Schrade in the Assembly, ad·
ed to have the meaaire put on
the lower house'• inactive me.
Later he explained that 11wlpa
so mUcb conlroverl)' nlled.
It'• probably better to let the
situation cool off u n t t I
No vember,'' when the ......
legislatW"e I I acbeduled to v ... , ....... return from a three-month
recess starting tou1gllt quiet Moment
Under the Schrade bill, the
definition of a funeral dlrtctor A bandana shields the eyes of an unidentified ffre..
would .be changed to Include fighter a.s he gets a lllUe rest from duty battling
memorial societies. requiring a· blaze raging through thousands of acres of wood·
them to have a chapel and an land in Big Sur. Full containment o( the huge
embalming room. · blaze is not expected for another l\\'O days . Spokesmen for the San _____ _..:. _____ .:__.:__:c.::.:::.:.:__ __ _
Diego-baud Telopbase Socltty
and 11 memorial aocietles in
canrornia argued ln com-
mittee lhat neither they nor
their 50,000 members wanted
embalming rooma or chapels
and lhe bill would put the~
out of business. They ex.
plained that for a $15 registra-
tion and $250 fee, the society
arranges for cremation aod
spreading ashes at aea.
2 Antismog
Bills Choked
In Panel
SACRAMENTO (AP)
Two antismog bills have been
smothered by a legislative
committee after a d v er s e
testlmooy from the Calllornia
Air Resources Board.
It was testified that the
ARB does not have the
capability of wttng t b e
emissions of large numbers of
cars.
Cut in Gasoline Tax
Heads for Governor
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
bill knocking down the price of
gaaoline in California by hell a
cent by ellmlnaUng "a tax on
a tax" is heading for the
governor's desk after winning
final leglllatlve approval.
1be measure, by Sen. James
Mllls (0-San Diego) would
bring about the decrease by
bloc king the state sales tax
from effecting excise taxes
totaling J 1 cent! per gallon.
1.-iills has explained that tr
the average motorist paid 30
cents per gallon, the bill would
require he pay sales tax only
on 19 cents worth of gas -the
nontax portion of the price.
The Assembly gave its ap-
proval Thursday in a 62-1 vote
on a two-hclwt cooference -f
committee report which fol·
Iowa a furor that llarled when
the rive percent state aales tu
the first time July I.
Under the new law, gas Ila·
Uon owners can choose wheth-
er to include the sales tax In
the price shown on their
pump. But the law requires
the pump price to be the aame
as the price advertised by the
station.
Some stations have com-
pounded the confusion by not
following the Jaw and ad-
vertising the price minus aalet
tax and at the same time in·
eluding the tax in their pump
price.
Draft Board Moves Out
&ipnnie Court bu ~ lhat ~.med In II!' Uilllod oPlnlOO el:;;te :,.E.velleiiiY"-~ji;i;;up!c!~-· an lnlUllUve to ,..,..... the Slateo lllvalld under the '\l.S. f~ .:..ltutlonal · 11
death penally In· Cllllomla Conslltullqn. of the d<ath pana11y:
wW remain .., November In Ila .,.,.-_ the U.S. H 1_..i b7 the votm, bellota Suprome Court did lllCIJ,.l the Initiative would empower
· ' that U would be poa.1lbla for By' a f.l vote, the court ConlreU and the 1 ta t e ,,~~~,.~.:"'::..:-::;.· __ ,I
Thursday denied a petition by Jeglala-to ena<t a -YOfl AUS.. I '
the American Civil !Jberlies ltilullonal death penalty law. JAMES
Untoo Foundatloo ,..king to T1ie ellect of the llate hlib ENS
bar a vote oo the lnlllatlve. court's ded!ion Is to aubmlt to IGN voters It& Feb. 11 nillq SCH ACTIVE COMPANY
outlawing capital punlshmentl""-' ~~~OOl.~~IO;;;.U;::D~./J'
Man Slashed ~=:.: 11ai:.:;1 ~·=--~~=-
142-4426
161Jt ...... lt.
HUNTIM•toN llACH
...... ""91
With Sword; . '
Gal Sought
SAUSALITO (AP) -Poll<e
II'.< J~J9r a ahav!l'·bead-
ed woman who hacked up the
shop steward at a ceramics
plant here with a samurai
sword and then ned in a car.
Officera said F r a n c e s
Slmpson, 29, was sought in the
wounding of Norman
Williams, to, who w I I
recovering today in Marin
General Hospltal from sword
wounds in the neck, arm and
stomach. He wu ttported in
fair condition.
There were 15 workers In
the glazing room at Heath
CeramiCI when Miss Slmpson
WIJheathed the IWOnl and Bl·
tacked Williams Tburaday, of·
ficers said, but none was able
lo stop her .
Officers said Miss Simpson,
who lives in San Francisco,
had worked at the Heath plant
15 years and had her bead
shaved several years ago.
FLOOD
INSURANCE
RITES
RECEDE -
• •
If you thlnl: you an't aJ!"otd flood tll!llru!<'<,
dwiccs art you're all Wtt.
J G Bea11sc now lhc fcdcn.I prmmcnt's Na-et oes 1,000 bona! Flood Imunnce Progwn-•dmitU=cd
by rlft:llWl"s Fund Amuian In this ltltt-is
EDWARDS AIR FORCE al! · Bood aud odd BASE (AP) -McDoondl ~ ....._ tnL idc ioswua: at shs:ply
Douglas Cotp."s new Fl5 EXAMP Eagle fighter plane broke the LE: A$10,000 policy on asingle-
llOUnd barrier for the first fimilj home that used to""' $40 per yar now·
Ume, hilting a spoed of 1,000 · mn .. per hour 1n Jts filth i..i
fllgllt.
'°"' $2l ! And ""' for other "'"''""" W. ncsscs aod C:COtentS have tumbled too.
For mote infonnsrim, limply mmaa ,_
lnmnncr agent nr broka. He'll 'JUiddy tdJ ,._
wbcth<r fiood iJuunu<e is anilabJe in J'Ollf .,..
aud -modi k will <XII< ,..,.
But do ir soon. Now tbK nra
have roaded, he -"' be fiooded.
One of the bUIJ, blocked by
the Assembly Transportation
Committee Thursday. would
have offered a tu incenUve
for converting to propane or
natural gas fuels.
SAN JOSE (AP) -"!'ht.
local draft board has moved.
And the landlord bu no
regrets.
demamtratora. e o u 11 t1 e 1 s Pllot lrvln& cB u r row 1
bomb threat. and a IUi,000 maneuvered '. the plane a\ a
rlft:llWl"s FundAmerian lmunaoo~uia
llftlldnt~fof .. NdoMffteOll...... • '
'
The comrriitlee d e n le d
passage after being told that
the ARB doubts any additional
Incentive is needed for the
auto industry to develop
smogfree engines as soon as
possible.
"Now we can go ahead and start upgrading the building
without worrying about It
being destroyed ," said Wes
Martin, manager or the 12-
lltory Community B a n k
Building where the board has
been the target of anUwar
fire blamed on anon. speed of Mach 1.5 'llluraday
"We ""' certainly happy to over the Mojave Desert.
get rid of the draft board.'' 1:====""'==============:;:::=;=;:;================:; Martin spoke Thuraday asll ... 111_...._ ,...,,
the board packed It& belong·
lngs and moved to a building
within sight of police head-
quarters.
"That's a good place for tt,''
said Martin.'
iiiiiiiiiiiiiill
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VINYL & TILE
35% OFF ALL ORDERS
COME BY OUR WAREHOUSE DISPLAY ROOM
AUGUST 7th thru AUGUST 21st
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Off ......,J 111....-.WmTo.,_..,
• Nertli T• WlhMro 12114 Modi ..mJ
• Now let's vote for someone
who'll b.ring students,
parents, and teachers
together for better, more
useful education.
TOM HENDERSON
· has that ability
We need him now for School Board Trustee.
' . ·cOMING VERY SOON Tom Henderson has our vote.
ArHlil Appltll'ltll
M•nht A,pl•••
loy l 1rthel1m.--
Mt./Mrt. l 1rh11 l11lr
Cheri" Crl111 lo
Je11 P1ul1y
ltlc.h1rd ,, .. ,,.,
llU P1yt,o11
I -
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"· 11'A GUESTA ~
BY THE SEA
968-2929 962-13.71
Ayres Since 1905
FROM
$35,490
I
Keitt! Dit11mellf'
fr111k F.11 ...
Milrl1y F.lltt
Mr./M..,. l1n1ell &llb.tt inn. a.111..,.
••Hrt ~· '"°'t• Gerr
MltfM Gert
Mr./Mn. &..,.., Sutt J,.
Holly Hffd1rto11
Dor• Hill
Ne4 Hiii
E4 HWih
H1l.-K. Hollhtftworlti
J, C. Hu11t,hrl"
Mta. lylt P. Joli111et1
Jey Pik1
Je11,t. S. Plk1 Jr.
Mr./Mrs. Citty'll Prkt
Allee ReMet
fft11li: lttnlf'
O. W. "Dick" l lc1!1N
HM.I ltittt >
Tuft IU•t.. wan,,. c. littt
Tom l.WttlM M.D.
E4 Sct..Mtckr
A ••• Sc.hMtC.hff
Mr./Mr. Hi ll S.olor
Mn. M1'11Nt P. Seely
E"IYll Skrw.N •
l1ny Slhltr
Jeh11 f, S.:i""r M.D.
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N.Y. Ste+s
VOL:. ~. NO. 217, =4 SECTIONS, +4 PAGES TEN CERTS
Crand Jury Investigates Farm Lease Charges
"" Orup c.ualy Grad ;rury Jn. -~ .. under .. , today '°
--I a -A111 W-waa -1n--·-.-1n--: .. -.. arrtcultural ........ Clllllll1.-..llod land at Mlle Square rm 1a r-.in v.uey.
Orlale County Diltrlcl Attomey Cecil
Hieb 'l'llunday ... 111r-tbat IUCb ..
IDv<!ltlPtlon .. under ..,. llut be -
li8Jlt.llpped alJoul the detalll.
The !armer' ii qoeOtlaa llas -ideft.
* *· * -·'--~ Supervisor
Says He's
.-
Ques.tioned
Orange County Finl D h I r I c I
llupervtlor Robert w. Jlattlo todly ""
milted bo bu ---by Dillrict AliameJ'• lnvestlpton In the an....i ~ac SPta ~,.,,,,...George
)(w'aL -'l'lie case 1nvo1... allrgatlool· that
Motra! paid 15,000 to 1 1111""1 flcun to
.... coaalderatlon of a leue memlm be
'f"D in pniperty he DOW f'"I"' In· the
county-cootrolled Mlle Square Part In
FOUDtaln Valley.
Ballin Aid be Wll questioned bytbe
DA'1 men tills week. •
'!be aupem.or, In a press release
'fliinday, called for a federat ...
"9tlptlon a( µ.. Mile Squaie Regional
Plrt ~ leM<-lloa. Be ald
Ile did *' bec:IUle )le Wlllted lo .. ...,,. '
• . !I!' ;lmiil<jlll l!t; jal .. U F ~
a.·-"lle llnl!'lil -'I I Ital Dlllllrl-ldd A'-
lorDOJ Cecil -....... jll1e blm --· -queollolilit. Balll!t llllld tw BICbwu~"llllllllDllotllll.
'*ause l'Ye bean! bY· the .,..,..me lllat
he batea · m1 guta.!'
'lbe aupervlaor, wbO IJ la !be middle GI
a fllbt to bold bis COlllly job In a Novem-lier showdown dectloll wllll Santa Ana at•
l<frDeY William wem:,. apln tried to lunl ""' IJ>Olllibt on $loalld D II t r I c I ~· Da>id L. Beker. lie llld Kl!ral. .... llas held ..
qrjalltural ie-"' m acres of the Mlle-~ Part for tbe put fC41r years, ,... ... flNndal bacbr of Baker."
He ahlbitod a ~ a( Bmr'I
ll70 campalp -.,.-lilll
Jfllnl Fanm aa a PIO CDG-· Batllo admitted tbal bll call for • hden1 ID•utls•tlon at ~ ~~theleueCOO
tnWerq was bued purely on bis own1
dtductlonl ud not-1111¥-he bid
.......,..do ..
'I;>r: Nicoll Says
Project Would
Help Santa Ana ·
•! •
lental Teets Slated
SAii rRANCllOO !AP) -J\-
-11 Goldoll, a AWOL--..
Ill -lllJaetbll • l'ldllc -·--.... ,.., f, will-· ... -pqddltrtc ........... ...... ,.... . .-.
• Big~~
You'd -ll!l!!t al -Newi>ort'. Beach's JObn/Wayu.u:.the,Easter
bunny JKrt tblfs ...,blll;lie'.11 be ~laying OD> the opening .show of Row·
an and llaitlil:s Lausfi'IJI,: lhil' fill. Comedienne Sarah Kennedy
whispers into.the ~'."'big ears what She '!farils for Easter •
.On Fun Zone Decision .. ' . .
Pl£0'l"SPICKS
JM.It JID.Or·a+• ._._
•· ?'02 ;'~--a. lfo:c\Mt•.. r r ......
-............ d .. -,, ..,... ........ -"' ...,.. j'he
)
• ;
.
1a .. the 15.000 to.a man usert.dly a so-
bel...., !or the polltlcal figure.
Munwhlle today, comment, -n1e..... cbari<i and cowrttrcbarge1 ...,.. comlill !rum polltlcal figura u the
Board, of ~lion Is IChe<Nled to .,,.,.
llaue delJl!eratlonl an mendlllg Mural'•
-an the Mlle Sqliaie Part acrewse.
Supenilor Robert w. Battin In •
-to the press, llld he .... "ob-<iouslf wratl>IUI ...,. Suporviaor !lllvld
L.) Baker'• IUC<eSSfill (>!orkln& ol bil
ID0\'9 to mal<e llll acres In lllle i;qu.,.
avallable to the publle tor recrutlolal
purpoett. II
DA lllcb, whoa told ol Jlattin'1 pms
~ aid. "I am lllocUd tbot Bat:
tin l!Oldd IAue IUCfl I atalement II tbll
lime wbon the matter ii under lavtitf.
1at1on by the Grud Jury/'
Tiie district attorney ldded Uiat be
could not apeall freely •t tills -Oil the subject becaue of the jury's probe.
Baltln, centering bil attaclt Oil Bal:er,
llld, •r am used to ~ on the abort
end of the ..to and l blve tallen my
defeats ~cally. but lfnce tills
ddeat an the Mlle Squan 1crtqe, I blve
r«elved Information flom wblt I con-
sjd..-to be 1 hlihlY reliable aoun:e, tblt
IOllcHatlolll bl"" ....., made , ... lubltaJ>.
tW f ... to influence the-decision ol the
boml In tills matter."
• Baker, obvloully disturbed bY JlatUn'1
thinly.veiled lnfettnces but restrained by
(See PROBE, Pace II
Wallace Assailant Gets 63 Years
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (UPI) -A
lb-man. llJ: • ...,man jury today -Arthur H. BHmer guilty of aboolin( Gov •.
George c. Wallace. He wu 1e111enced to
a yun 1n pr11on.
Allor an hour ud Ill mlmtea of
-dellberlllon, the .Jwy -tblt the 11.
• year-old former Milwaukee busboy w11
Alll when be 111ot·the Alabama governor
at the Laurel shopping ceni.r May IS.
Bremer wu -guilty Oii all nine counts of the charges, wbkb Included
Police · Ready
Copter Case
For Hearing
., --UYNClld , .............
1'1Rwwpwtlle9CbPolkllD I ltawl
Is ll•i:flnc a ciaa for t1s'M><ipte11 to
brlDI -Ibo lj1eda1 pablJc beulDI Btpt. 11.
llbe heorlnr -ICbeduled -""""" dJmen ._i...i pleas -....,.,
--. to bop the hellc:oplm ...t
of the K;y ex<ept In emergenc:lel.
.capt. lllcbard Hamlllon, wbo wrote the
original propoal for the olrcralt two
years ..... Aid police admlnlslnton
plan to tell the council wbat the costs are
and what' effect the helicopten blve
bad Oii crime In Newport Beach.
"We'tt. not aoinl to argue with the
P\)blic," be llid. .. We're ·going to IO Jn.
gift '"" zt1!0rt and lei it go at lbat.
We're here to sene the pabllc llJd Jf
Ibey decide Ibey-can't live with the
bellcopters we oerlalnly can't° force the _ ..
Hamilton aid the department bu
ft<olvod a !Wimber ol imlOllcltod ...
doraements at the hellcopta1 .-the belrln& .... ICheduJed.
,,,. two hellcopten -· $11,000 -and to dale the city bu paid ¥11 of that
cost, accordln& to city F-·Director ·
George Pappu.
Malnlenln<e runs about tza per fi!ght
hour, Hamlllon said. ud the helicopters
average a total of 60 to 711 Oigbt bour1 a
week.
POiice Chief B. James Glavas said ho
believes the bellcopters' biigelt uset
can he """' In the city's reduced crime nte. FOr the seven .major cr!ma. used bY
the FBI to ......C statlsllcs, the city
abowed a 22 cent increase in reports in
!!19. ID 11111 there. WU ID additional 21
pm:tDt -a( the number of -crimes roported.
U11ult with Intent to lllllder, we of a
gun In a violent crime, and CUl'Jinl an
wireglltered gun through the sta1e of
Maryland. Ho could be sentenced up to
125 yura In priloo. s .. mer relcted mildly to the -.anil "IF!ed bis UIUl1 srln u the clerll ol
Ibo court uked the Jqry for Its verdlcL
· BoUt_.. 'ltlle'ti aftomey Arthur A.:
Manbi.11 Jr., and Bremer'• lawyer, Ben-
jamin !Jpallz, hammered bard It the
unity theme In their closing •11UJll<llla
at the Prln<e GeoJlH County circuit
Court.
upsJ1z, 1n bil final plea, memd to hlJ
client at one point u 1 "creep" and a
"nut" whole behavior had hem -S.
.....ty lnflllepced by bil mother.
·~t molber could become the new
secrtt' weapon of the United States," he
. Aid .. "Sbe ibould be -lo a.mta. She
could Infect the WCM"ld. This mother IJ a
lrtgbtenlng thing to contemplote. Eveiy
(See BllliMElt, Pace I)
Fischer Wins
Match-Ups
~dhy3
·UY&:.IAVIK, letlad (UPI) -Mby
-todaJ deieatod llarlJ ISpuK;y ..
Ibo --• ol their mumed IOUI
-a( the world -championship and tool: a tbnH>oinl lead toward · '-tnc the 11n1i American world -.ion..
Nill' PLOT ..... ,._
llREAKS·WORLD·RICORD
Newpor1'1 Kurt ~ ' • •
Coo.St Swimmer . . .
Shatters World ' .
Free$tyle JI.ark
. ~ to lhe DAILY PiLOT . ' .CHlpAGO -Former Corona de!. Mar
Hlsb swim ..... llon Kurt Krumpbol:
bu establilbed himself U I aolld --
pect to make the U.S. Olympic 1irim
cootingeqt following bil bWlng l:G0.1 In
the lllO meter freestyle In I b e
prollmJnary cmipetltlon a( the swim
lr1als.
!Iii mait .brub !he -Id record ol
4:01.7 --by llrad . Cooper of •
. Spualr;y, who lll'rlved 12 minutes late
·for the ietumod play, lbou&bt for •bout
45 -alter Flacher pllyed bis l!etb move, 'then offered bil band to the American.
Filc:ber looked up and ...,.pied, lbat·
"" -Ovtr the -boud. The Alceriean got up, dra1ned a glass ot
orange juice, Wild lb'ode from the hall.
Tbe win utended Filcber'1 leld over
S[IUOllJ to ll!o polnls to 3\!o points. The
American ll<Oda slJ: mare points-either
mwlnlorUJran-tobeaomelbo
flnl U.S. cbeaa ll'llldmuler to win the
world cbampiOllabfp. (See other llorJ' Pws• 10).
&usb, who apent Ill nJcbt closeted
with Jiil cb1ef second, RU I 1 l 1 D
li'aodmuler Eyfim Geller, trying to
figure a way to gain a draw from the 1cf.
joumed poslllon, ,_ from bil chair
l!Owly.
Tiie Rlwlan did not leave the ball but
stayed . llld chatted with arbiter Lolhar
Sclunid u be cleared the pieces from the
table.
•'7bat'1 the clincher," Flscher'1 see>
ond, the Rev. Wllllam Lombardy, said
on the way out of the hall. "He'll
(Spuslcy) never come heck." ~. who held a tW<>j>Olnt lead
going Into the llltll &llDO, bid 1 amt.rial
advantase and belier J)Ollllon 1t acl-
)oummenL Granctmutera allencllni the
'250,000 world championship Aid [Pilcher
bad an -certain win. Rualan lf1illdmuter Nikolai Krodus.
ariiiiher Spualr;y lllCOlld, C a D tJ 0 D e d
(Seo FlBCHE!I, Pip 11 Bui .In 1'11, the llnl year a( the
bellalpler patrol, the rate decreased by
t .5 pen:<nt.
Glnu also DOie! that the city, while sn>wln& In ~llon bu not added any
new jobs to the police department. The
four pilots and four observera used In the
helicopt<ra come irom eiisting positlolll
In the department.
Austrllia In Februaey,' . r-----------.
Hamilton aid tblt the ..--al of
(See llEIJOOPTERS, Pqe Z)
Harbor Polls
Open Until 8
Orqo ' Ollnly Rollstrar ol
Vote'I Dntd Hltdlcodl aaJd today
tblt polUn( .-.. In the' Newpott.--u.-Scbool llblrld -lloa ,._., wlD he -umlll I p.m. .
-a(. -emir, poll.
Inc pla<e -cllJtriliutod t 0
...-,.,..... -tbat Ibo
poilll -bo -!rum 7 a.m. to r p.m., ~ uplalnod.
"" rqlotror urpd nteri to
.. ..ty, but Aid 1ardy -wlD
-untll 1 p.111., """'"" what the -llleJ nctlYe{ II the moil llaled.
Krumpboli. a ,tophomore at . UCLA.
turned In apllll of II.I, !:It.I and l :G0.2
before breaking the record.
Krumpholz.. a former atblete of the
year when w senior at c.r-1dd Mar,
led Corona de! Mar lljp to die C1F
champlolllhlp with bll freestyle el!Orta.
lliJ belt time 111 a prep In the IOI 711)1
fteestyle .WU a 1:11... ;
, . !Iii ~lef competillon·m tho llmla ...._
figurel to a>me -Jolla 11'.b)I Ra~.,, Indiana Unlveralty ,.,.,.., Wbo alJo
wcllpaod-Cooper'• former aiort lwltlt.
4:01.Jdlort. •
--w 111..t --w!len Mart SpiU. a( Clrmlcbwol, -bis .Jl.'lfJ • -bulterllY _, _ •
M.• la 1111 Port.op Prtpooi. ·
.
Opens Tour in State
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Dr:llarlJ
~. tbe loYJel llldan'I --a( llooltb, II In Sia ,._, .,_ .. a
~ tour a( Collfomla boallll facllltlet. • •
Petnlnt7 told • -........... el Son Fraacllto 1--.i Allport
'.nlundl1 lie -_...u, ~In ,._~In -lr•-udarUlldal boartdrrlcel.'
C.ut
Weatlle•
More sunsbloe for the Orange
Coul tbroogboul the ·-· Tho 'Weatherlady expecll temperaturea
ol 711 de-It the bewcbel, foJ.
lowing the 1ISllll low clouds. Inland
tempa ll'OUlld Ill. ' .
INSmE TODAY
Tt-U..toknlc>IM
.. this '"'"""'· Clllnamog thflT m .... 1u of 1111d1 and
~· m Ille N""POrl-JIU<l
'"'"'"" Comtdr Jlodc:al WorJt.. •"°P wit.It a P'""'la"°" of "Jtr Fair Ladr." See eodaw'• Weik..
tftdtr. LIL.... 1 ,.....,.. • ..... ,, ............... -~ . ·-c.-. ~ ...... , .. --" --.. ~ .. .....,. ... .. .... ...... ' . ._ ....... ,.
......... p_ ' -..... • ...... '"" .......... -Per .. ._. • ·-' -· ... " ........... .. ......... u ....... '
.... ' •• 1 ..... --
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•
ract Cut
•
' .
ewport Pldnners Revise Ge~al Pl.an
...... w>de~ ~ ~ :::,.: ==Fid\::.t ::.:-er:·•·•,....·
'Ylow llWs -tncludln& Spy Giia IDU Clll l<llil dotty I.Iii ~ l ,IM ft. c11onp !a-Ibo tat ti Ille pJmi:I
... n1ena1m o1 the Bttn 1r1e1 -stnaJe-famll)' -1n t11t Sii tota1'"'-i'i"'"u·r-·:-~"""~~, .. _..,._ 1cr .Jlarla..YJa 1:~~=~~~~--lhll -~" . lllilo wlll"iloo -In --•lfiilt b plannJnc commllliollUI. ColllPIOY projtcl above Ooroaa de! Mar. -·....,.,-...._,.told.
CliorJcea ln the overall general plan for The clusler housin(, or .....,,,.... pro} A formor 114cre part llte, bn·
Ibo aru rocommended lo councilmen for ect above Spy O!a11 Hill, lo the NII of medlatelJ eut ol Ibo .....w, will ..,..
bo27-.
Sources Say
Muskie Now
Mulls Offer
WASHINGTON CAP) -Prulden!lal
cindldate George McOovem offertd llC-
ond spot on the Democratic ticket to Sen.
Edmund S. M"'!de of Moine Ind Muakle
Is inclined to accept. a IOUl'te cloae to
Muskie said today.
1be !OUrce, a liberal Democratic sena-
tor. who for several days has been dls-
cu11lng the possibility of A1uskie ac-
cepUD.a the post, told a reporter "There'•
no queatlon McGovern offered lt and
there's no qut1tloo Mulkle '1 conllder· me lt now."
McGovern , the source said. ''thinks
he's got Muskie sold on th.is now."
• The source told the Associated Press he
expects Muskie will tele phone McGovern
with his answer tonlaht or Saturday.
The two men met for two hours at
Muskie's home Thursday night and
"'cU!CUssed the fall campaign and tb1
quuUon of a new vice prtlldenUal
nominee," Mus.kie's office said UllJ
-.Ing.
Sen. Gay!onl Ne!IOll (0.\V.ls.), 1 vrry
close friend of McGovern'• who has been
conferrlnl with the South Dakota senator
uverat times a day on the matter, 111d
e•rly Ttiurlda,y afternoon:
"I can only asaurne he'• oUered It to
Muskie. That mutt be the case •.• at
this point he wouldn't 10 out to hia boute
just to chit."
Nelson said he would make no predic-
tion whether Pt1uskie would accept 11econd
spot on the ticket, 1 job Muskle held in
1968 under presidential nominee Hubert
JI. ~lumphrey.
As McGo vern entered his Senate office
late this mornin& he •aid "We ha ve just
had a little vilit last nlghL We'U hive
something to say later on."
Frank Mankiewici. McGovern'1 DI•
tional political director, later upl&lned,
however, that when McGovern Aid
"We'µ have 90mething to 11y later on,"
the candldlll WU referrll!I lo hil C ....
polp ..... n1 .. 1100 IJl4 not • joint llllte-
menl b)' McGovern IJl4 Muakle.
Actress Fonda's
N. Viet Activity
Under Study
WASHINGTON CUP!} -The Jtlltlce
Department 11 reviewing 1taternent1
mode by 1ctrw Jane Fond• in North
Vietnam to 111 11 lhe violated any
federal laws, a spokesman contlnntd
Thundoy.
He aid 1ppllcobl1 lln wooJd Include
thole deaJtna with treuon, but be declin-
ed lo speclly what actlvlltl o r
•lllemenll by Miii Foodo 1111(111 ...,.
1Utute a vW.Uoo.
Miu Fond1, on outtpOkln -t ol U.S. involvement 1n Vietnam and
especlal!y of the bombln( ol North VIit·
nam, visited Hanoi to lff for henelf
what civlli&D dama&e and cuualUll
wen be1nl CIUled by the llr WU.
Reporll o! her trip hive con!alned con-
flle!l111 deta lil. but North Vlelnlmen
radio broadcutl quoted her aa de-
nouneln( the bomb!J>i Ind ur(ln(
Americans not lo perttclpota ID Ibo war.
Several conar-men hlvt petitioned
tbe While House and Julllce Departm111t
le brln( treuon charl11 qiinlt her.
-COAIT •
DAILY PILOT
Agnew's -Pooch
Had Problems
SPOKANE (AP) -A 1pokelmln
11 Flltthlld Alt Fo""' but llYI I
Huak1 ~pruenlld lo VICI Prtlkllnl T. Aini• bu been
cured of IDlmla and round
Wom\I lt WU found to haYI.
The llz•Wfek-oJd~ WU &iVID
lo A(nlw u 1 from !hi
people of Alukl -Illar 1
vi&!! to the 11th 11111.
The dog appeared to be ill duri111
the flight here.
When Agnew's plane landed at
Falretiild, capt. Joseph B.
Harder, I yeterlnariaJI, diagnosed
the problem and trut.d the pup.
Parks Officials
Act to Reserve
Two View Sites
Memben of Ibo Newport B .. ch Puke,
Btache)<--and RecreatJoa Commlaloa are
seeklna pruervatioa ol two tlew 1llN
currenUy Uvu!eoed by the Jumlne
cnek davelopmtnt In co .... de! Mu.
CommJulonen voted Tueldoy lo rec-
ornm.ncl dantal of !he lo-devalop.
ment at Maf11Mrlte AvenLll and San Joa·
quin Hill• Road.
Jn a memo HDl io the city'• Q:mmun-
i!Y Devetopment lleplrtment todoy, PBR
Dlnclol' Col SieWlrt dlld lour .......,.
for the dlollL -
Two o! thole reuom Involve Ibo pre•
ervatloo of the ocean view fl'om Mll'-
(UUl!e and from the Bil Clll,l'Oll RMl-
volr.
Tht dovalopmllll will be CGlll!dored b)'
the planoln( a>mm!11loo 1t the llUI
lllllllnl. 8lpl. 17.
Stewart'• DlllllO llOltd lbal -
l!Oll ol tho )laraulrltl --to tho \rlC\ II cumntly pllnned will block the
oco111 view. PBR eoonmlaklnln uld
theJ -lite the .. -..... ,"'""
.. tho! 'fin -the "'"" will be -\Pied. Commiallanlrl 111 lllo uidlll I b~
-lo 1111111 lhlt l"lbU• -lo !hi -molr bl lndUcled In the trlcl
ml-&. nmalnlnl two polnll -the
c:ommlll!on lncllldo -i. lhlt bleyde
Ind pedollrlan tnll• bl lnclUcled In the
denlopment'• -belt l)'lltm IDd lhlt a pueo l)'lltm bl bull! on Sln-Jooquln
HUia and Mlr(uerlte IDd lhlt the -lllo bavt • tnU l)'lltm In them.
........... 1
PROBE ••.
the Grand Juq IUbp>otll, nld, '1 1111
gratef\11 lot hil (BaWn'I) credit to mt
for bloc!dnC his ..,... but I mtllt nmJnd
him thlt It teku lbrel volll ol board
mernbttl to accompUsh such 1cts. ••
The 'durai sublease wu up for df'Ci1ion
Tueoda1 by the Boord ol &lpmllon but
wa s postponed after two Ue votes.
Supervilor wuuam Phllllpe o f
Fullerton jo!n!D( Biter In -1111 Bal·
tin's l\lllution &hat the -MUrlh be
thrown olf !hi land end lhll tt bl pl1nted
with Bermuda IJ1iU "for the UM of the
publlc unW the whole acrup II
developed lo put ... "
Thi Murlll' •-Y Obukl elllmtd
lhlt t11t 111111 w11o oollellld Goort• Munl
for the II.GOO "contribution" wu Tlld Fla-
j!11, 1 prominent w .. t Or1111e Coun1J
l(licul!urllt. .
lllcta liter •..ied lbal lll1a 1nfenn6.
lion WU cort'OCI 1J14 nld l"llJ!ll hid
-"dtta!ned" by .. .....,teu .. " 1111 o!llco IDd !atar rlllllld.
Tiit .--locludet Ibo -11 deltl4d Roy 0. Aodenen
El....,lar)' ~ lite IOI' 8Jl1 G!UI HUI
In the area Ult of the new llJ&:rlmeat of
MICArtlllr Boulevri
In another -· -•P. plOYed I 11,0llf)oquare foot uponaion
wblcb ww1d lnclUcle lhne mettln.r
""""'• an uhlblt room, ntall ohopl IJlcl
I tltcbm ld)lctnt lo tllt Newporter Im'• Monte Cltlo room.
"Thi wbole nu:n ii not to add • eon-
vtn!lan -• , • Ibo nuan 11 lo cnate ID addltlan lo Ibo Monti Corio
nlOID , ., WI 111 not IOinC lo load tlll>
U'U with &mllllndl cl. mort CIJ'I. II nld
the Douclu -· ....... ol the Inn, when uked •bout added tr1ftlc clrtula-
Uon the addltlcm would 1enu1te.
The requeat included plans to eittnd
an ullling drlw:eway from the-upper
parking art• t.o Bl.ck Bay Drive.
Commi..looln hid wlU>hold _.VII
until they ...... •IW!ed clmllatlon
bltwten upper and lower porldn( rm
would be idequate.
They also ordered adequate upper
parking lot iplCts~to be kept free for
p1tron aelf·pat~ t parking for
vlsUora ua1n& the an evening .
In other a~Uon, the commission ap-
proved :
-Development of 217 l'elklentiel Jot.s
and CM11 lanclacope Joi In SpyJ!us Hill.
-Devolopmont ol 11' Nlldon!!al loll
In the Harbor View llomM deveiopmeo!,
IOUth ol Ford Rood and eul ol new
MacArthur Boulevard.
-Deve!opmeot o! IOI rtlldenUal Iola
1n Bil C.11J011.
-EIJ!lft>lon o1 on ell!ltl,. .Market
Buket IU)ilrmlrbt In Wtltcllfl Plul IO
feet Iowan! lrYlne Avonue.
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FISCHER .•.
again.st giving the fame to Fi!cher on
the 1trenilb of the •dJcurnment p0tlllon.
"Don't 1!dn the beu hefon II bu been
shot," be said.
Spass!ty once •t1b, mived !ale for the
match, Iller F r. The Amerlcln
showed up liz mlnutu Illar the llChedul·
.eel 7:30 1.m. (PM) etulln( time, 111 in
ht• cbalr IDd --the lliili!an. 'Ille 'tlWld cNmploo -In Ills mlnultl llllt. Fllcher ud BpusltJ .... ltd one
-IDd lrlll!er 1'>thar -fllllll" ed the e"1ope In whleb Ibo Amtrlcln.
plqlq white, bid -hll 41lt .....
Tltultdoy alPI be/on a4)ourammL
Sdimld -the ..... lo SpUlltJ and thtn played IL Fllcber hid ployed
u llplClld, movlill bll tlDI lo hll !dna:
twollqlllM.
SpUlltJ quickly ~ by pusllln(
his lllOk lo hll llln( four ,quo,...
The reoumptlon ol the 10th ll!De w11
advanced lo 1:30 p.m. (PM) lnttead ol
Ibo lllUll I p.m. (P!YI') ltlrtln( time lo
illlln It -.Id not ln!etlere with Floe!>
er'• ubbllh, wblcb bqiDI 11 IUl1down
Friday.
SpolU;f 1dopled Fllcber'1 tectlcs bt
showlnl up late I« the ttut ol the 10th
1111>1 'f1ilnday. The AmerlCIO bu -la!. lo< mry pme IO for In !hi Dlllcb.
-.. lllOI\ " the otpt locked 1w1y la hll prtvlte hotel lll!te 1tudy!J11
!hi ldjoumed potl!lan with bll chief ..,.
ond.
Sp1aty conferred alooe w!tb Geller.
Amerlclal hid eorlttr joked thot the
I1rre entouraae ot Ruulan
1nadmu!er1 lldln( Spuol:y rumbled
I "pock ol wolvet wltb poor old Spwl:y
cau1ht In tbe mlddle."
"Only Mr. Geller was with the cbam·
p!oa when they 111 down," ltl<lllua lllld
todoy. He lllld bl did not know liow loo&
they worked on the problenu f1cln(
Spwky er wbetber Ille MOIOOW -"bot line" bad bela t&lld.
Riviera Polluted
llYEUS, Jl'rtnco (AP) -A !ouMallt
lttltch of Rl'1erl hllcbel -thll
.-bu -cloled lndaflnltal1 11 Ibo
helihl of tho tourilt -bee..,. ol polluUoa by 111tn1ted aowap.
Bobby's l'lo-ves
REYKJAVIK (UPI) -'!'be moves In the IO!b 11111• of Ille Boril
8Pauty.Bobb7 1'ilchor world chMI chomplonablP:
n.chor w Spuaty b
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4. •114,_K~W
1.00 .... u 11 11-K~ MKll
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Sick Sea Uon
Mlch1et Vor1ane, 10, watcbea over 111 Uon which
cime 11hore late Thurldiy near Bilbo• Pier. Alll·
mil control oltlcen sold tht 1e1 lion 1ppeond to
)le slcl<, Afraid II mleht hurt eomeone, Ibey pushed
It b1clc Into the 1e1. But It returned to the beach.
So they towed it out to oe1 tbls morning.
$4,&S~Jewelry
Theft Probed
At Newport Home
ilw1111Y lnvtltlJlloN !odly 111 prob-
inl • 14.~ jewelry theft ,,.., the
Newport Beach home of • reUrtd -llooanl o. mo. ol Dl Morn1n& Stu
Lint, reallJld 101D10D1 bad entered the
home over!ooklll(I 11pper Newport Bay
when ba llW curtllnl blowla( In ID opll1
s!ldlnr &loll door Illar ntum1nc from
dinner OUL
InspecUon of the muter bedroom
moiled lt hid been nnacktd, with
vutoul l!emo of jewelry liken from
dnlwa.
Offlcer John Furrow nld mon than 1
dozen UIDrted lltlnl includlnC rlnp,
bneellil and broocbel were lllolen.
'Ille moot· vll111b11 Individual piece,
Mr. and Mn. llloo !old lnvellltlalort, wu
a p!aUnwn e11111ement rln( cooteJnlD( 1
I.karat diamond.
Ofllcer Furrow llld the IJurilor Ill'
p1renUy entared throuih a (ln(I door
and ollpped I lock Oft I door not equipped
with 1 doldbolt device.
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BRE'.MER •••
-"' Ille flllllly bu -1n juvtDlll court .. -lhll they llbnk lheJ -.wk tberl. ,.
Nwln( the ml olllll ono hour and
live mlnuta llWIUlllllon, Llpe!ll, his voice
rilln( end bll 1.....,e blunt, told tho
jury.
"I tpenl I lot o! Ume with blm. 'lllll
boy 11 a out.
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HELICOPTER ••
llellcoptaro Llmllld lo ndute ~trol
Ume and U11 the hel!ooptaro ~ '1111"
port, whoa needed... ii not pnctlca(
ecmom1eaIIJ nor from 1 police ltlnd·
point.
"'Ille adVlntaae ol the helicopter la lo
have it ID the alt, 11 Hamilton uplalned. "It'• pt lo be 1Vlllabl1 lot • rudy
mpanse. lt'a DOI prlmartly 1 IW'Cb and
mcue !ool, lllhou&h It II Uled '"' lhlt. It'• ptlmlry ... ._ii po!rol."
In I rtport luued within the deport.
ment II the md ol the first Yell' ol
bellcopter MJ'Ylce, Ibo bellcopi<r'a qUlck
·rtlPOllJO Ume II cllld u 1 Dlljor ....
trlbu!loa lo ilw -In the d!y.
O!avt1 llld the •llJ bu llWl,YI
-lld 1 problem ·for routine petrol
becaUlfl ot. Jll Wltenrlyl, laland1,
beocbu IDd undeveloped property.
"But wtlb the belioopter we can p
pllCel lhlt .-potrolmen ... ooJy
cover on foot Md 1tW bavt a three-
mln•ll mpanse time lo any pojot In the
city," Hamllton Mid.
Tlllt report lllo cWallod comp1tln11
from nolcleoi. whtc:h lo!aled .. in the
11rtt )'W'. '
lrvirie-l'lanners-~
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Approve Addition
To Compl,ex Area
Irvine planning commissioners Thun-
day night 1pproved 1 SC»«re 1ddit!oo to.
the Irvine lndllltttal Complex, but ref1ll.
ed lo recommend 1 cblnge In the 1n111
zonln( text thlt would 1llow Presidio\.
!iino'1 0rlll(e Coun!y campl!Jn bead·
quuten to ttay In the illduatrlat park. -
U eJ!y councilmen, who will bur the
IODln( ma!ter In two -U. -wlU.' comm!.u!ooon, the Comml!lee to Roelect.
!be Prtltdent wW hive to move CMll .ol.
"P""" leued from the Irvine Comi>1"1-a/Clll M1cArtbur BGolevanl acrosi from Onnre County Airport. -
The preaent IODln( law alien use .of
ol1lce -In ~ of the compltt• by flnnl wblcb oerve the b .. m_ com-
mlllllty "111d ooly !ncldenlllly thr'
general public." . 'L ,
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FUN ZONE •.• .•
u11d.11110 perant of them were .about
the noilt,11 Hamllton aaki. "And the rest
were about JnVUSon of privacy." way to bold beck the Ude.'' :'"''
llamll!on polnlld CMll thot IOllle of tbe He lald the tbr,..llory \lroject tho
Ill complaints hive been mlde b)' Ibo ww1d be lncolld bolw-Ute Pa.we,_,
W IJiljll. • ... till hriy.~ 11m-W'
'1111 ..,, ... , 11 ..... -I -Cll7'I tl1fW I jijllCJ ti 1.tw~~ -t tho -; 011911 Ulll. -tbo11 ~devalopli>eat In the City.''.
111'11 Clmt lnlo ""' pol(ce "II lbd!Cllea eontrol over 1111,P~
1 -mtrfk' l1tll!D t11i7-.-th policy," Newell llld 10 ·his pell' •
quilt mocb"* IDd ,)lov. "'* tJon, "Once thll hip -fy, oqu!vllenl ·
the alUilldo I« ,..W.. p1il:Ol 1J11111 11 to IW or 1\.4, la Ill-. the eouncfl wtD'
nlall\ up lo 700 feet. not ·bl Ible to deny· -lllmlilr r.
l!omll!on aoted that the deplrlment ii quea11 for equivalent hip density. 1•
-llln( with the Hlllbo1 Tool Co.. "In -........ be 11k!, "the eounc11
monuf1eturer1 ol Ibo bellcopi<ro, lo .. t CIDDOI bl arl>ltrlr1 In l'IDtitll the 11D10
anotbor, "'°" elftetlve mufller l7Jle -1 for one -propony, Ind . and I l)'llem lo redlloe Ibo whine from later denytnf tllt lllDO dwtty lq.
the raton. another pa\ocel." ~-·
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DAD·Y PILOT EDITOIU.U PAGE
• School Board Choices
Not many c!Jys before the d81dllne for oandldate
llltns for t•o T1candes on the NeWport Jlesa Unified·
School D\llriCl hoard. 1be DAILY Ell.OT. wuJ11111111ill,c
In tbll tpoce that only lhnle ~ bad depped to ..
ward lo oiler lo oerva their comm\ffilty. Since then,
lhlns• have clwlsed -considerably.
Al ll&le are open aeats in Truatee Area 5 and TnlJ.
lee Ana 6. JI\ .. penons will be OD the ballot now for
Area 5 and 1"' fewer than eight in Area 6. It eertalnly
I.I a commadable clllplay of public spirit that "' many
llepped .forward and each ol the 12 deserves Iba com-
mlllill)"t appnciaUon.
The question of who to vote for is a tough one. For
the moot part, the candidat.. are relatively unknown
In public attain. Few candidJte fO!'UIDI bave been
scheduled and there is a general lack of lnteren in
l<hoal election< during ncation time.
The DAIL y Pll.OT covered those few meet-th ..
candidate sessions that were !Cheduled and held Int ...
views with all candidates who asked for them.
Alter serious study ol all of the backJ[rounds, capa-
bilities and auets, we hive concluded tliat it is verJ
likely the best list of potential school board members
ever o(fered to Harbor Area voters. At lean three of
the live candidates in Area 5 meet practically all cri·
teria for becoming good school board membefl. At lean
-four ol the .eight in Area 6-aro..likewite-qualllled.-
Thw it was a great temptation to offer no recom-mendaUo~ -or to offer a lilt of several names in each
area. .
Alter further refieclion, we felt that whatever in· .
fluence the DAILY Pll.OT recolnmendaUons may have
on next Tuelday's election, it wo~d se~e only to. con·
fuse .. rs if a number of names were listed. And if the
vote is spilt in many directions lesser qualified candi-
dates could win office. \
So once again we weighed the backgrounds, occupa-
tlo111 and unique characteriltlca Of eacll ol the oullland· .t.c Cllldldates and balanced them •lalnlt the qualifka-
tioDL of. the.Jnaiml>enL boar:d ~ lo * Wblellk--
two candidates would be moat likely to belp forse the stronsen poatble 8even-peraon school. board.
With that In mind, the DAILY PILOT recommends
ti. el~on ol:
Dr. Arthur F. Thompson In Trustee Area 5.
.Robert c. Sangner in Trustee Area 6. ·
(Voters from throughout the dlltrict can ballota
la. both areas. RtspresentaUves from these areu must
reltde wllhln them, however.)
Dr. Thompson, 45, is an indelatlgable worker and
well Informed member of the community. He has UYed
In either Coota Mesa or Newport Beach since 1957 and
his seven children have attended a total ol 14 scbools
io the dlltrict. He oilers assurance that he <an and will
take ample Ume from his medical practice to !Ulllll a
trustee'• obligations and, in the DAILY PILO'l"a opinion
could add spark and knowledge to the board.
Sangster, 31, is an attorney who taugbt at Estancia
high school-for foll!' years before entering the law prac·
lice. He has ~n an area resident since 1956, is him·
self a graduate of Newport Harbor high school and com·
bines an aggressive ouUook with a good base knowledge
of the district's assets and needs.
Tbe Newport-Mesa cllstrict Is not without Its prob-
lems and Jts areas for improvemenL But il is superior
in almost every respect -educationally and financially
-and iu opportunity to provide excellent education to
fit the varied needs of our children is great.
It is a tougb choice -a very tough choice. Any of
seven candidates would be an asset to the board. But
choices do have to he made.
Tbe DAILY Pll.OT believes that Dr. Arthur Thomp-son and Robert Sangster can bring particularly useful
qualities to the Newport-Mesa school boerd.
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Danila: Keep Eagleton on Ticket
•
Soviets Didn't
Lose Toehold
Over Egypt
Dear
_Gloomy
Gus
Go·lden S~aters Split Down . Middle
·[ROBERT S.AIJ.EN)
There Is a lot of unrealistic wisMbink·
Ing 1oinC llrOUnd about the ~ of
oome Russian pound and air troops
from Egypt. . . It ii not a &Met "diluter"; neither 11
• ft a "crulhina blow'' to Rwian might
and lnflutnce in the crucially strate&ic
Middle EaSt. Far from It.
C:O..la Mesa's wonderful bike trail
leads from the Newport Freeway
to one of the main north -IOUtb
bigb-spe<d arterial blgbwaya and
doesn 't have any re&ldenUal area
at either end. It's al.mod u good
as Newport B<ach's wooderlul
bike trail on Bacll: Bay Drive,
which coosistl of a bunch of bol ..
connected by bumpy blacktop.
-Wbeelman
While the spectacular eviction un-increasing'_ y offaettbla' an1
quesUonably ls an embarrassing upset, it Joss it may hive 1Ut.ained by the OUltel"
is having oo n!al from Egypt. Siplllcanliy, lluslla ii
Impact on Sovl<t building up a powerlul arsenal of SAM·J
slrengtb and policy and SAM..! "°'""'"to-air milail.,, mid
In the vital Mideast. training tnqi to man them. Around 40
Russia remains just sites alteady bave been comtructed.
as powerfully en-bulldu In · trenched and ag-That ls a tmnendoUI: p view
of the /acl that tbeno are only 70 such gres.sive as ever. mi .... iJe sites in "S"......t, a far bigger and 'Ibere isn't the '°"' wwr• slightest change In militarily more Important country than
either the tempo Iraq.
and scope ot the Kremlin'• baldly Im-Further, about hall of the Egyptian
perialistlc military llld -1c pone-SAM missile sites are aloal the Sues
tralioo. Canal. whole eastern bant .is occulllf~•~
Tills is grimly sl>own by a detailed the Israelis. The Ollltt 11te1 ·•-· rec:apilulatian of what ii actually taking the Aswan Dam, built by the U.S.S.R at a
By MICHAEL D. GREEN
o.llW' Plltt ....... (•r1 r1 •1 I
WAS!f!NGTON -Some members of
the CalHamia Democratic CQlll'tSSiooal
delegation are undoubtedly shrewd, es·
perieoced politicians, able to spot tr""13
early, perceive political developmenu
with accuracy and acuity when othen
are atlll confUJtd, and to forecaat the
polllical future with a canniness that
woold make Jeanoe Dizon proud ol them.
The trooble is deciding which ot the
congroulooal IOO!hsayers' fall into tbil
category and which dcr:i't in a stven in-
stance.
1be conlroversy over Sen. 1bomas F.
EagletOO, J>.Mo., and wboilher be abould
have been dumJl'd or tepl oa the ticket,
found thue shrewd Califomla political
experts all reading different tea leaVes
and oeelng dilferent images In the
crystal ball.
' ODD COIJl'LES: The deep division In
the coogresslooal delegati~ over bow to
handle the Eagleton matter crossed
ideoloclcal and pbilosopblcal boundarlts
.,,_ the two groups with opposing Opln· .....
Flaming radical Rep. Ronald v.
Dellums, D-Beneley, fer' eiample,
shared a strong opinion that it would be I
CALIFORNIA'S
CONGRESS
political mistake to dump Eagleton, In
terms ol the long-range presidential
campaign, with savvy, conservative Agri-
Rep. 8. F. Sisk, "The Gray Fox of
Fresno," and with middle-<>1-tbe-road
Rep. Richanl T. Hanna, J>.Oran1e Cow> ty. .
"WHO CAN BEAT McGOVERN!" 1be
favorite Waslllngton parlor game 1 year
or 10 ago WIS In actual pme marketed
called, "Who Con Beet Nixon?" Looks
lite the new game this aeuoo wUJ. be
called, "Wbo Can Pict A Democratic Vlc~PresldentT" Take your choice
among the following political propheclea
from the e:a:pertJ:
B. F. SISK: "I'm afraid McGovern
may have b.u1 bimseH. I'm very much
concerned by the impllcatiom ot Ibis
episode. It's kind of a tragic tblng. ii
me.ans almolt destroyin& a man and bis
family . I'm DOI 111re bui that the
Democrats m1y not be b u rt I n '
themselves more than h e 1 p i n g
themselves."
DON EDWARDS : "This improves our
chances for November."
DICK RANNA: "There wu an op-
portunity to han a nq;ative factor into a
paeitive one (that bu now been lost),
The turmoil tr as fad.inc away."
JERRY WALDIE' ""Ille real debate
could ne•er begin u Iona u national at.-
teotion remained directed at Sen.
Eagleton."
RON DEU.tJMS: "The choice was
ti.tween humanitarilllilm and strict er-
pediency for the 11ke of winning. I don't
think you should win at any eo1t • ,
There's a quesUon now of how actJve I
will be ...
ALAN CRANSTON: "We oouldn't •f·
ford to lose more tlme."
RANKLED FILE: The split carried as
well into the local and statewide political
organizations aerou the country, in-
cluding Califamia, where Aastmbly
cohorts Wtllie Brown and John Burton
saw different thlnp In the crystal ball;
Willie turned thumbs down on Eagleton
after the disclosures ; Burton sald let the
guy live ..• A me,e.Ung a week ago ill
San Jose of a local Democratic youth
caucus, attended also by elden, revealed
ina'Usingly bitter feeling• on the part of.
the different camps.
Tenth District Dem. concressionaJ can-
didatet Frank Gillette, nmnin& apinllt
Incumbent Rep. Charles Gubser , Jl..Santa
aara County. read aloud a strongly.
worded telegram he'd sent urllnl
McGovern to keep Eagletoo and reject
"sordid" attacks on him .
Wher>u-ta!, Gary Q)operllh-look·
• g local actfvtst BUI' Aah.lock, wbo wu
waist gunner on McGovern'• bomber
during the 2nd World War, got up.
declared Eagleton should he dumped
and, looking at Gillette, aaid Icily, "And I
don't thlnk that matu me IOl"dld,
either."
MY TIJRN: Dropping Eagleton was a
mistake. Keeping him on the ticket 1f-
forded McGovern an opportunity to
recover from the lnlUal impreulon that
on the most vital and pr<lldenUal·lli<e
decision he had to make during the cam·
palgn, he proved incompetent and m..
adequate to the task -a fallure thlt
goes to his basic credibility as a man
competent to be President.
Pisco -o! several bllllan dollan, and military lnstallationl oo the Medlter·
EGYPT -Deaplta the hooplahed raneao coast, in the NUe delta and the in-ouster, the fact is Ruula still retains a 1 · •-enor. number of tey air and na•al strongbol~
that are al prime value to the Soviets -SYRIA -Still nominally at ..ar with
and not Egypt. Tbele include at least Israel, never having signed the lJl7
four secret airbuea and five naval cease-fire, Syrian armament 11 now
faCititt01 oo the Meditemnean. · mainly Russian. There are a 1lUlllher of
It S~ys Something Nice Ah~ut You
The airba!el ft IO rMtrlcted that all Soviet military missions 1n Syria, and
"Egyptians are banned from them. The Moscow ill lncttaslng both !If economic
personnel and equipment are entirely aid and influence in the country.
RIJ!81an. The latter consiltl ol six ad-One restraining !actor In tbil altualion
vanced MIG.23 iell, II TIJ.lllo and Is tbat the Syrians are poorly regarded
tran1port and cars• planes. The high-militarily. They are not rated highly ..
Dying MIGS and TUs are primarily ' combat material, either oo the lfOlltld ..-
recoonailaance craft and are part of the In the air.
Soviet'• lliddle Eut lnleliigence system.
One "' their principal !Unctiolll ii lo
shadow Westm naval forcet1 in the
Medlterraoean, parti<ularly the U.S.
Sirtb Fleet.
• Egypt has no say ol any kind In these
open1tiom. They are ltrlctly !or Rusala
ind under Russian coatrol.
· IMQ -Soviet military and economic
entnnchment in oi~ricb Iraq ii rapidly
ALGERIA -In contrast · to the
.Syrians, Algerians art f I r 1 t ~ c I a 1 1
!ighterl, partlcularlJ the mountaineer
Berben. Algeria's armed forces lft now
extensively equipped with So• I et
weapons, and 1he ties between the two
coantriel are llteedily espanding. Llko
Syria, Algeria ii aiao tacitly al war with
Israel -a !actor thet bandily aerva
Kremlin policiea and --
Murder the Murderers
TllollPlt al Larie:
When aneooe. ls inhuman, such as a
mua-munltrtt, we rt.ad tonrd him u
he -toward Ollltt bmnano -wblcb t.nds to -te lllm ..... than 11-. ~NE-XJ.~
The truth about utrology ii that tt
makes you lee! good.
'Iba~ ol courae, has nothing to do with
whether It's true, or correct, or anything
llke that. You would think that because a
thing makes you feel good, that it gives
you a feeling of comfort and worth.
would be sufficient jurt.Uication for the
thing.
There you would be wrong. Th e
astrologer1, and the astrologees. if we
may so describe the lllar-<roatd: or
doub~. clienteJe, Insist that their
aet ol belle!• Is bang-on true. like the
laws of motioo .,, suppjy and demand.
Tiii! stir .c:rvwd, wtWe inalslent on the
•alldilJ, ot their pr<mises, ill most "'luc·
Wit to subject them to the sttt.ses of
the expel'imental metbnd. The limes
tbeae mmDpt~ ban been IUbjecled
to sci<rltilic trlal, they have ended up
corpees.
him """"'
llorwin w11 not ..,... but be *U In-
~. in lporlng the ecolOI)' "' lpecia IUl'Tivll: for lbl '"fittest'' species
II 1he -that malntalnl Ibo aptlmum rmt-p bet..... illelf and its ...
ALL BEUEFS, it can bt argued, have
as thelt,lngredlent the'facl of comfort. of
~ you fttl a -of purpose and
merit tn the awful cha011 SQrDeUmes
called order, of the universe. II you took
thil element 'Olft Or a.rlllianiiy, and out
of Taoism, and out of Islam, there would
be domned Utile left. In fact, no "'Ugion
at all. 1111 OOllllori !actor is probably far . min imporllol in belief than the grade Latin pupil& .., the Ion Vabu-• lbtrt.,;cat -.
lary Teat was oae lull year btplt thai> Whllo ~Is a lpoilspori, and j>erhapa I
·-Ellcllah 11-" Ibo..,, f ... ~ In I.ht world In wblcb .. .....,. word&" baYe
a wholly llOllllll -and tbll tells
.. ---~ reprmioo than U -about ~
By lhe 111 of II, ---how lo hoodle ponnts Ihm.,......._
llowtolllladlt-
-OI' cllildren, a .-X col-1111111 ol mille oa the merit ol llllllJinC
Lalln ... -aa6mod.., ......... t1oa ~ lo the N I lplila adlools.
obowins 11111 Ille ~ " IC!!
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the performance "' puplia ol olmllar Into w11o cen. Into seriola queslioo the
bacqrounds who did not atocly Latia. ~ ot•hls kllowlj the.struts on whidl
The tsno<ant man blames '"lllem" lor
the -i.i·. _, the educated ....
-"Tiie s711em"; the -mu blames "YOU IDd lie.'"
We brie -IO busy &<ltinl rid II falae lnOdeatJ lalely tbot we are to
• ~ of comioC to 1ieiie,. I. at. aU
modOoty Is lalae.
The ...-~ "' the ...-
... ill thoi, U a nalioo, WO -ba.ne
--....,_ ...... -allied
It Ille --= ---at!M lo Illa --1a1ra-.---talilod lo U....,, we ,_ U. --
11111 IMd to --
Ille man bullds bi& life. the · claims of
ulnlogy and the .muea of the
bllioowpic readin&. -be .. -
(CHARLES McCABE)
tioaed. Perhaps all r<Dgious and cuitish
and pseudo-ttligious beliefs are as
rootless as astrology. Few ~re so
vulnerable. ~
We all know It's ttnibly difficult to
prove a negative. That's tbe strength of
feebly baaed beliefs. I could, under a
given Jet of cirts, set up quite a dandy
little cull llrOUnd my suppoollioo, and
raise money and pass laws !or the sup-
prollioa ol the J>91ato. This bappens all
the time. I need not point
THE ONLY answer &o this 9Cll't or
reasoning ii the old debater'• ploy. The
burden ol. proof Lt oo the affirmative.
The man who makes a 1talement has the
obiigatlon to put forth the evidence which
supports II. This the utrologers cannot
do. They are most unwilling even to be
cballenged. If the utrologera make
cislms, I say, let them supply the proof.
The whole nature of the astrology folly
can be ascertained by picking up any
newspaper with a st~azing column, or
by having a reading with your friendly
local seer, or by bitting one of those
astrological computers. Jn a millkin
responses, I wqer, you will not find one
wbicb does not give you comfort. which
does DOI congratulate you on ,.... lleri-
lng qualities, wbicb is DOI a ""'"' or leu
harmless liltle Ile lo 1et you starting the
day right.
ON THE llAltE occasions wbtu the
star-seen admit tbat humans have
weakneuel -they never have vlcel -
Isn't It the Trutl1!
• By CARL RIBLllT JR.
'Ibis is the Age of the Gag Writer. or
Ghost Writer, depending oo who ii
paying for the prime Ume oo TV. The
gag writer dilbeo up otufl lo comedians
that tlctles us. while the ghoot writer
lards the 1peecbel of pollticlanl wltb no-
tiool that choke ut, like when McGovem
prombes Heaven on Earth and the
Republicans tell U1 "°'Ye already lot ii.
"Vain ~ to mak• peopl< llom
"' politics. -Thomc.r Corlut.
oa. Olllllmt betweon the ricll fncl tbe
poor .., be -In the way Ibey halldle
their cbecldn1 accotmll. The rich man
recooc:Uea bis checkboot with the bani:'• statement once a month. 'lbe poor ,,,..
finds hi& bolance every cloy, like a bigb-
wtre walker tip-lltepping a bruth away
, .... disaater.
"ff< '°"" knotDI ho1o lo be -t ..... t»ffl/tllflljl.·
-Julu 111th.:.1
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When )'11Uft1Jtm say that We it better
today, Ibey don't know the truth about
tall plpea. i.r, wife's aulo tlHded a
replacement after 11,0llO ml1es but my
graodfalher drove I KlDelJ Kar wUll the same tall pipe for 11 yean. I oay, bring
badt the Kiloell Kat llld put tia -it
heiongs -In CIDI.
"CGrTiogt without horH• •llclll go,
and accidtnti JUL 1M 10011d wi th 100<.
-Prophccit1 of llOlllcr
Shlpto!I, JHJ
A IUnley found that the -majority of American wamtO do not llke .. ..,., u
a Utle of courlfilY. '"1ey prefer •rMla"
or ••Mn," u the cue may be, and lbt
reuon ii thet people 1-raUY don't Ulll
Ille -of it. Wbell "Ila" If .-_ la
rtmlnds them of a fretful buf that lllia-
ed Ill way -m•""ng llllltad ol bm-
ming.
"A llOtlnd "'"" be pleuitto; othcr-Wc ii ii 4n Cll)omJnarJon. H
-llktloMrr OJ OpWoni
the language employed would mate a
statesman blush. "Ille biggest slob In cap-
Uvity might be described u having
drive, and end up kinda lovable, in the
language of the stars.
Wha t the horoscope does ii tell you
that the YoU are nice. Nice, charmina:,
amUJing, intelligent, cooperaUve, con-
stant , reliable, lndtlltrlous and
penerveri.Dg, etc. These a.re all vtIJ nice
tbingJ to be. You pays your dollar ...•
But astrology is not enough tven to the
utrologen as a melbod of dJvio.aUoo.
Increasingly, the new breed of llar-eaz.en Are DOW takina in other, fCll.1l.ll1
unprovable, methods of diYlnatian, lite I
Ching and the Tarot ...... Occult, in·
cludln& diabolism, Is almost as big In
1'12 as astrology was in ltA.
It's all a part of the. vacuum of belW.
The young have industriously broken
away ltom the failba ol their Fathers
mostly !tom the teachings of Cllrist.
They have nowhere to go. The Instinct ol
belle! Is one of the strongest In man. I
uy, If you're going &o belleft, pick a
good -. OiristianllY, u an instance,
b<als the hell O!lt of Cam>ll l\lgllter, and
the other utrolosY types.
..,,....COAIT
DAILY PILOT
Rol>crl N. w...r, l'WWllll,,.
Tllotnol K~coil, Uilor
Albetl IV. lloter
EdUarlol~Bdffor
'Ibo edllarla1 -.,. the Dlll!r PUot Mftl to Wano .... ....._ late ~ 'bF P-: ,,...._ ....
l"IN"I~· optnfofw .... -.. menwy en top1a1 ot tnwrwt ulll
clpl(~ bt provtdlq ."'""' tor the~ ., ..... rs , ra'
-io... •"" by ........... ... -Tl..vpolntao( 1-..
tft'Yl!rf •nd ·~ -..... "'the ....
Friday, Auguat 4, 19'11
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Funeral Measure
DAllY"1.01' f
Sparks Conflict
llACIWllNTO (AP). -4
bill 1111& -IMotod u ..
allemjlt lo ban I ow • co 1 t
fwmall ll tiancmc_ In
"IA JePlaUft -fodat al\er AIMnW, Speabr Bob Moret.
.........
:; Ship Pacts
·~.
"· Will Boost
~ llit,Ec .• ononiy
..... LOS ANGELES (AP)
U told Its aulhar he -Id
tighl the PRIJOl&l i In Ill
pl'.-llotm.
Moretti, a Van Nu11
Democnt, Nld In .. •
lervlew Tbursda, !bat he told
Sen. Jack Scbrada (ft.San
Diego), that be could urge ,.
ject1ng the bill unleu "Ille
questtom could be &DJWered to
convince me !bat thO)' .,. not
doing away with Jowo<Xllt
funerals."
Cew t lii•'he• Rlf ...
Deat~ Penalty t.n Ballot
ACTIVE COWAHY
142-4426
16111 .........
HVNnMTON llACH ' ·•Two big -contrads for
' ·eonatrucUon of seven ocean. "·:IO!nl tankers ano expected to
,.,atve the Southern Callfornla
1 economy a boost by increasing
:--•• and atabillzlng employment at
A11embl7man Robert
Badbam (ft.Newport Beach),
who carried tbe bill for
Schrade In the Aslembly, ul<·
ed to have the meuure put on
the lower bouse's lnKtlve me.
Later he explained !bat "with
so muc:b controversy railed,
It'• probably better In let the
situation cool off u a t I t
Nov ember,'' when the
legislature l 1 ICheduled to
return from a three-month
... a, • l.MMi WN II I '-
San Diego and San Pedro
'· ·. ~pyardl.
,n> National Steel and Ship-
' building Co. of San Diego
' received an $U.S. million con-
tract lo build three 87,000.ton
tankers, and Todd Shipyards
• . Corp. of San Pedro was
awarded 1 contract to build
four 35,000..ton tankers at a
cost or $79.4 million.
: . These awards were an·
• nounced July 1 by President
Nixon as part of 1 $659.2
~ •million program for con-
:. • atruction of 18 mercliant ships
by five &hipyardl.
.. .io Nlsoo adminlrtraUon of.
1 .• ·ficials said the enUre program
... would mean 36,000 Jobs at
Bhlpyards and supply com-
~ 1panles. The government is
)";. IUbsldizing 0 percent, or
i .~about $284 million, of the cost.
;--John V . .Banlm, eucuUve
, \'ice president of NatJonal Steel
, 1:and. Shipbuilding, said employ-
ment had been declining at the
San Diego yard for thel ast 18
months and currently is about
.2.000.
Assault Rap
Against Shot
: ;~Girl Dropped
' ..
• ·'· LOS ANGELES (AP) ~ A juvt!lllle eoort ,,.ige. has
'n4tsm'•9ed assault e h a r g ea
.-!against • l~ye&Mld girl who
...... was lhot and wounded by a
UPIT .......
....,.., s1art1ng tonight. Quiet Moment
Under the Schrade bill, the
defin!Uon of a funeral director A bandana shleldJ the eyes of an unidentified fire-
would be changed lo Include fighter u he gets a little rest from duly battling
memorial societies, requiring a blaze raging through thousands of acres of wood·
them to have a chapel and an land in Big Sur. Full containment of the huge
embalming room. blaze t.s not expected for another two days. Spokesmen fur the San ~~~~'--""'.:__.c.::_.:__.:__:.::__:.::__.:.::_:._::::._::__~~~
Dlego-b&!ed Telophase Society
and 11 memorial 10Cieties in
California argued in com-
mittee that neither they nor
their 50,000 members wanted
embalminf rooms or chapels,
and the bill would put them
out of btl!lness. They ex-
plained that for a $15 registra-
tion and $250 ree, the !OCiety
arranges for eremaUon and
spreading ashes at Id.
2 Antismog
Bills Choked
In Panel
SACRAMENTO (AP)
Two anti!IDOg bills have been
amotbered by a legi.!Jalive
committee after adv er 1 e
leslimooy from the Callfomla
Air Resources Boari:I.
lt was testified lhat the
ARB does not have the
capability or testing I h e
emlasiOll! of laJ1!0 numbers of
can.
· Cut i11 Gasoline Tax
Heads for Governor
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
bUI knocking down the price of
gasoline in Callfomla by ball a
cent by eliminating "a taz on
a tax" Is heading for the
governor's desk after winning
final legls!aUve approval.
The measure, by Sen. James
Mllls ( IJ.San Diego I would
bring about the decrease by
blocking the st.ate sales tax
from effecting excise taxes
totaling 11 cents per gallon.
hfilhl has explained that ir
the average motorist paid 30 centa per gallon, the bill would
require he pay sales tu only
on 19 cents worth of gas -lhe
oontax portion of the price.
The Aasembly pve It! ap-
proval Thursday in a 62·1 vote
on a two-house conference -!
committee rtport which fol-
lows a fUror that llaried when
the five percent state sales tax
the first time July 1.
Under 1be new law, gu 1ta-
Uon owners can cboo8e wheth-
er to include the sales tax in
the price shown on their
pump. But the law requires
the pump price to be the same
as the price advertised by the
station. ·
Soqie stat.ions have com·
poonded the confusion by not
foUowing the Jaw and ad-
vertising the price minUs saJes
tax and at the same time in-
cluding the taz in their pump
price.
Draft Board Moves Out
W~th s,vord;
Gal Sought
SAUSALITO (~) -Police
are looking for a ahaven-head-
ed woman who hacked up the
shop 1le'tlard at a ceramics
plant here with a samurai
sword and then ned 1n a car.
Officers said Frances
Simpson, 29, was sought In the
wounding of Nonnan
Willlama, 20, who was
recovering today in Ao1arin
Geoeral Hospital from sword
woundl In the neck, mn and
stomach. He was reported in
falr condition .
There were 15 workers in
the glazing room at Heath
Ceramics when Mlss Simpson
unsheathed the nord and at-
tacked Wllllama Tburlllay, M·
flcen aaid, but none was able
to atop her.
OfCJ~ers said Miss Simpson,
who lives in San Francisco,
had worked at the Heath plant
JS years and had her head
shaved several years ago.
Jet Goes 1,000
EDWARDS AIR FORCE
BASE (AP) -McDoonell
Douglu Corp.'1 new FIS
Elgle fighter plane broke the
llOUlld barrier ;far the fint
Ume, hiWog a speed of 1,000
mtl'" por boor In Its fifth test
lllghl
SAN JOSE (AP ) -The
local draft board h,. moved .
And the landlord hu no
demomtraton, co u n l le s a Pilot Uvq .Burro w·I
llomb threats and a f15,000 maneuvem· the' plane at a .
fire blamed on arson. speed of Mach U 'lburaday
FLOOD
llSURllGE
RATE ·
HEGE . E.
If yru thiak yru an't offcxd Sood insurance,
dwices uc you're aU ~
-DOW die fedml -·· N•· tiooal Flood 1"""""" l'lopm -ldministtttd by y,,,.,,..·, Fund Am.nan ill diil ..,. _ii
offering Booe! ud imdtlide imwua: .. a!mpl7
lowmd ......
.EXAMPLB: A.110,000 policy on a siogle-
fomil7 home thlt used "'""' $40 pet yea:"°".
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polleeman who aakl lhe a~
... r.tacked his partner with a
,,,,baseball bat.
One of the bills, blocked by
the Assembly Transpcrtation
Committee Tburaday, would
have offered a tu: Incentive
for converting to propane at
natural gaa fuels •
The commlllee denied
piwage after being told that
the ARB doubts any additional
lncenUve is needed for the
auto indll!l:ry to develop
1mogfree engines as soon as
possible.
nogrets.
"Now we can go ahead and
lllart upgrading the bullding
without worrying about it
being destroyed," said Wes
Marlin, manager of the 12-
ltory Community B a n k
Building where tile board has
been the tara:et of antiwar
"We .,. certalnly happy lo ov0< the Mojave De..rt.
get rid of the draft board." ,===="======"'=========:==:::=::==~=============:: Martin spoke Thunday as II the OOard packed its belong-l"aw ,... #'f, '.... Gloria Grirfin and h e r
"~brother, Wlllle, lf, had been
•:,.>cheduled to lland trial on
charges of assault with a
"' -4.eadly weapon co an officer
• -.•and obltnlctlng an officer.
~.., But Juvenile Judge Nowell
Bamlt dropped the charges
~..agalmt both Griffins Th11r>
day.
, , , The Incident occun<d June
r, ,-20 when two Los Angeles
1• 1 policemen attempted to ques-
tion GIOfla's older brother,
-,..David, about recent burglarlea
'"Jn tbe1r South Los Angeles nelghborbood. io
\.., PoUee said a scutne ensued
.• ,between the of!ictrs and the V'• thne Griffin chlldnon, and the ~:11irl wu shot 1n the ann and ... l>eck as she lunged at one of-
• llcer with • bat.
Prison Kitchen
·;
orkers Strike
!;OU:OAD (AP) -Abo<ll 40 tatlldltn~.-· Ire tbeY bad not ....Wed
pnmbed pay ralae, niftl&ed
• to ..., mea!J fqr a an
Jlme at Soledad Prbon TIJun.
day, authorities aid.
Aller a .-Inc with prllon
(\fficiaJJ, WOri:fWI I t I r t f: d
i;,etumlnl Ill tll<1t jobo; 'nle
Pis rtfuaed lo ...... food ~'llmrlday moming an.r "
,Wmllat ~· a~ 11ie ,liooti meal Wedneldof..
lngs and moved lo a building
within sight of police head-
quartets. "That's a good place fot tt,"
said Martin .
iiiiiiiiii
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COME IY OUR WAREHOUSE DISPLAY ROOM
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BY THE SEA
968-2929 962-1371
Ayres Since 1905
FROM
$35,490
Now let's vote for someone
who'll bring students,
parents, and teachers
together for better, more
useful education. ·
TOM HENDERSON
has that ability
We need him · now for School Board Trustee.
T
Tom Henderson has our vote.
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tin -.Id ...,. IUdl a Iii-al thll __ tho_ .. __
plloo 111 !be Grand Juiy. •
'Ibo district attorney added thot he
<OUld not sjiolt holy 11-thll tlmt .....
subject becoule ol !be Jury'• probe.
Bottin, c:enlll1ng bll lltact oo Bator,
• • • •
tald, "I am used to btlntl oe the !!llort
tlld •of. tt.i "'2e and I have taltm l1'l'
def-plilloooplll<al, but lln<e thll
defeat oo the Mlle Squaro ..,..,., I have
rocelved lnlonnalloo from wllat I ""'"
sider to be a bJ&blY rtliable aourte, that
IOllclt.ttlool llave been llllde le< subetol>
lial ·lees to Influence tho cle<loion al tbe
board In lbb matter."
Bats:, otiYlously dlslurbed by Bltlln's
lblnly1vtiled Inferences but restrained by
(See PROBE, P11e I)
' W allaee A·s8ailalit Get,s 63 Years
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (UPI) -A
""-.. _ jury today -Ar1bar H. er-.,.uty ol llloott,,. Gov.
Georlt C. Wallace. lie WU !lellteaced to
a yean ID priloo.
After an hour and a mlndn of
clellberaliGn, tbe jury louod·lbat' the.21·
1"IN!ld former -busboy WU
-wbm,he -the Alallo ... -...... , ar tho IA!lf'll lllopplilC onr Ii;; u.
Bremer .... found .,.uty Oil Ill nine
-of ·lllo c111J1e1, wblcb Included
Sour~ Say
Muskie Now·
Mulls Offer .
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........ 1111 pontbtllty al -..,. eeptllll.llto pool, told a_. ''1llm'1 .
llO qartlna llcGoftna ollmd II lllld
lbeie'I DO ·qoeatloa Multie'I ce1•kfer.,
Ja'l'1t Dow.'' t • ' ' •
' 'McGo.era, the ....... Jaid, ''lblnb
he'• f:it MUlkSe IDld aa this now.''
1'e-told the A8*1ated Pna be
eq11ct1 -will telepbone lf<Govera
aaault with lblenl to murder, UM ol a
11111 .ln a vlolml crtm., ·and ·euryln( an
um:eglst.erod .... lbrougb, the state ol
~=-biu.: be 1<11teaced up to
B...-reacted mlJdly to !be ..m.pee
and IJ)Cll'ted Illa -.! grin u the dert of
the ""'" -Ibo·,..,. for 111 -Both Mil'•' attorney Artlmr Ar ManbalJ Jr., and llremer'1 li'O)'ir~lle,,; Jamin Lipotll, hammered 'bin! at llie
unity lbelile ID 'their dooln( a~
wtth bll ..._ tmJpl or saturilay. •
'Ibo two men met for two boun al
Mllllde'I • -'11iindsy. ,nlpt and
·-the ran camJlllio and the qi,...., ol a new -·pmideldl1l
. . ...... ?.....,....._,..·
-11w:-MuUle'• office uJd this . illl!l'Dln(. •
Sen, Gaylord NelMl ,(J).Wll.), a ..,.,
.._ lrlmd ol lfcGovern'• who bu been
CODlerTin( wtlb tbe Solllb'DUola ...itor
seven! ~ I cloy oO~ IDltler, uJd
arly 'l'liundly aftelnooo:
0 1.can Gll7 &SIWDI be'1 offered lt to
Muskie. That must be the cue , •• at
llila point he wooldn't,go out to hll bouae
jUll lo cbaL" ·
Nellon uJd be woold make no predic-
tion whelber MuUle would aocopt """" lpol OD the tlcbl, a job Muskie bold In
1119 -praldeatlll ....._ Hubert H. lhaupbrey,. '
'Ao llcGtmm -hll Stbate olllco late this lllllmlng be uJd "We ban j1lsl
bad a nttlo Ylott last nlcbl-We'll a. ..
•1wf:hi1'1 to Rf liter OIL"
Fnmt Mukiewi<s. i.CcGa.om•1 ...
tianal pojhltal dlnclor, later apl•ined,
lwweva, that when McGonrn-llkl
"We'll -oomelblnr to say lit« oo, •
tho ....... lte WU referring to hli <am-
polp ........ tloa and llOl 1, joint -
moat 111·-~ and ... -•
' Harbor Trustees.
OK New Courses
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NewjioW1 Kurt Ktumphotz '
• ! • ' Coost Swimmer··
L j ' j ~
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Shatters WotlJ·
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Freestyle' Mark .
' llpedol It lM DAILY PILOT
·CIDCAGO -Former Corona de! ·Mar
~ owtm ·...,..!loo Kurt Krumpholl
bu elllbilab!!d bbmell ,u a I02id proo-
pect to llllb ,the U.S. 017mPic ,owtm
~ foOl/wlnl.bll b?alaj 4:00.1 In
the • meter lroiityle In .lb• ~ ~ ol Ille swim
trials. I • 1 . •
His .mm-breaks-Iba. -ncorcl ol
4:01.7 -~-.., Brad Cooper ol
AllltraUa In Felnary,
~nnpw1, a aopbomanl_ al UCLA,
lumed ID ljl!ltl al II.I, l :•J and J:OO.J
belorw lnUIDI tho .--.L
Knnnpho?o, a -illilele ol tho
year -a -al Coraaa de! Mar,
led Coraaa do! -111111 It the CIF ~ Wiiia .... lr111tJte ~
ll1s heal -• a -111 lbe 400 7arcl -,ie-aJ:&I.
1111 cblef 1w .... Mlmo la 121o WJa bera
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edlpled ~ --•.• 4:11.1~ _____ ...
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II the PriDce 0-,es Count7 drcuit
Court.
IJpol!J. In hll linll plea, referred to his
client at one point u a "creep" and a
"nut" whole behavior bad been ad·
vm<ly ln!Jueocecl by hll mother. .
. "'ll>at mother <Ould become the new
aecret weapon of tht UnJted States,_!!..be
said, "She _slqlld be -to llusala. Sllf
<Ould Infect the world. Thll mother la a
lrfChttnlng tblng to ""'template. Every
(See BllEMEJI, Pqe I)
Fischer Wins
Match-Ups
lad by 3
llEYltlAVIK; tctland'tUPn -!obby
bl:Wt loda1 JllletleJl.llor1LSpimky on
the Mlh ..... al their MUmed lotll
-ol the --dwnpiolllbip <-... toot a U.-point lead towlld
II I I 1111 l2lo 11111 American -Id .. ......
~· who arrived 12 minutes lite for 121o ruumed play, lb!iucJ>t for about
4f -after Fischer played hll 561JJ :at' offered blJ band to the
.FlldJer looked up and accoptecl, sbal:·
Ing bancJa OV<r the wooden board. 'Ibo
An:erlcan aot up, drained a 1•au ol
-· juice, and llrode from the ball. The win extended Fischer'• lead over
SpuakJ to Ill polnll to 111 polnta. 1'he
Ameri<aD nteds !!iJ: lllOle polnll -either
lb< wins <>< U Jraws -to become tho
first U.S. <boa cran<fmaster to Win tho •
-Id ~. (See other story
Pai• 10). '
SpwlJJ, who spent all aJcbt -led
with hil dlJef leaJDd , RU I 1 I a a
1r.,,dm11ter EylJm Goller, trying to
filure a ...., to catn a draw from the ad-'
joumed posJtloo,. ,_ -bis dlak: slowl,y;
The llusalaD did not leave the ball but
ltayed and chatted wtlb arbiler Lothar
S.binJcl u he cleared the pieces from the
table.
• 0 That'1 the clincher.'' Fiacher'I ~
Olld, the Rev. William Lombardy, !llid
ao the way out of the ball. "He'll
(SpanlQI) .....-come ba<k."
Fischer, who held a tW<>polnt lead
gom, Into the 10th game, bad 1 matuial
advaDlqe and better pol!tloa II acl-
joummeaL Grmmaaen attendlnc the
'250,000-"' cbamploasblp Mid -
bad .. -certain win. Ruaiaa p•o!nwter Nlblal ~us.
--Spuoty ......i, eaullonecl (See J'lllC1IEI\, Pip I)
Weadaer
More. -for Jba Orlnall
Cout lbrouchoul tho -· 'Ibo weatherlody expects lmlpera-
ol 711 ~ II the -· fol. lowing the uaual low cloudl. lllla4
tempi tnlllDd ••
INSntE TODA~
T1mag<r1 ,,_ talcn lo !Ac
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tllcir m: "'"' of ll1olf tlllll pnicllc< m U.. NnporNl-s ........ c°"""' 111111m1 w-
•"°P tollll • --., ..,,
Fair Lodr.• 111 todaf'• •-.-.
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DAll.Y PILOT c
Pair /qiled
On Mesa
Thef-t Raps
l i..--~1\.-om-atyled-preacher ~cclllod ol
breaking a few or the Ten Com.
mandmenls and a companion racing him
to the hospital for treatment of a 1lasbed
hand are Jailed in Costa Mesa today in
connection with a bloody bUrglary.
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Investigators began putting two and
two together. after first escorting the
pair of suspects to Costa Mesa h-1emorlid
J-lospital.
Officer Dennis Hossfeld explained he
forced a car to stop shortly before mid·
night at 22nd Street and Elden Avenue.
11e said the vehicle ran a stoP sign al an
estimated 80 miles per hour. Driver
Sualua Levale, 24, explained he was
t rying to get Paul L. Carrigan, also 24, to
the hospital emergency room for treat·
ment of a badly slashed hand.
Right about that time, Officer Richard
Rosser was taking a burglary report
from Sandra G. Dorscht, of 2571 Elden
A ve., not far from where the pair was
Elopped.
She said she returned home from a
1novie and found a window shattered and
glass fragments and spa ttered blood
throughout the residence.
The home had been ransacked and
blood smeared on the refrigerator, but
the victim told Officer Rosser she
couldn't determine if anything had been
.litolen.
Questioni ng at the hospital, where Car-
rigan's right hand was patched up, led to
his arrest and the arrest of Levale.
Uva!e, of 2306 \V. Amelia St.. Santa
Ana, claimed he was merely asktd to
dri11e his companion to the hospital.
He aUegedly intervened at one point by
pushing one officer away from the in-
JUred suspect as both were being taken
jnto CIJSIOOy. Levale was booked on su!picion of
burglary and interfering with a police of-
ficer's duties, while Carrigan was booked
on suspicion of burglary.
Investigators said Ca rrigan, of 783 \V.
\\'ilson St., Costa Mesa, is also kno~'O as
lle11. Fred Allen, Charles Henry, and Bob
\Villiams.
They added that information was turn·
cd up indicating Carrigan served time in
the east on a federal car theft conviction
under the Dyer Act .
He is also to be questioned about other
Possible cases, here and in Pennsylvania,
according to arresting officers Hossfeld
and St.even Nash.
Rockwell Sells
Marine Division
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) -North
American Rockwell Corp., the aerospace
giant from CalUomla, has sold its Marine
Division to AMF Inc. for an undisclosed.
:imount of cash, it was announced Tbun--
day.
Rockwell, which was recently awarded
a huge federal contract for the U.S.
~pace shuttle program, said It was selling
the division to concentrate on "areas
"·here our aerospace technology and
other resources can be more effectlvely
11pplied."
The deal, scheduled to be completed
Nov. l, was approved by bolh firms'
board of dlrector1.
The Marine Division comists of three
boat companies: Hatteras Yacht Co. of
High Point and New Bern, N.C.;
Cresiliner, of Little Falls, Minn.; and
Whitecraft, of Wioona , Minn.
Singer Gives Cash
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Singer Vil<ki
Carr. a Mexican·Amerlcan, has awarded
$11,750 worth of r.ollege scholarships to 19
h-lexican-American students. More than
l ,oo> 1tudenlS applied for t h e
:icholarsbips, worth from "'50 to $1,500.
DAILY PILOT
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ttlt Orlofloll• C"st f'\lblldllftV C"'11Pfn'I'. s.p..
nte edlliont ii,_ 1190!b.hed, MDftlf•y ""'°"""
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Mlill'I""'"'" 19KPll'"-,_"' Vi11"1, l..,,.._
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S.n J-c.,ttir.-A 111!r.. ,..IMtol
, IGlllon h JIUbli.lled liltunlilt'f. W S...,s.
The prlrw:!plll Ml~ Pltnt k It i30 Wiit
llY Slf"llf. c.11 M11i1. C.llflmll, ,_.
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Thom•• K•••II
Edi""
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DAILY PILOT Stitt ,....
lrvi1ae's Finest
Monett . 'Vttder Seal'
' Algeria . Frees
Five Skyjackers i
AJGIERS (lll'Il..-~ed the Ove alt pil'aleii wbo ..-ned
Della Alrllnes for SI million but bu not
responded lo a Bladt Pontber Party ~
lllllld ii lum the rnoner ovtr to lhcm, a
Pllllher oUlclal 1aid IOclay.
Five black rnllllanll, acoompanled by
thm cbllclttn, bljacted the Della
Airlines DCI to Alglm Monday after
getting the $1 million Jn ransom.
&l!AnJel..luLJPOOtb ..
'!be Panther ollleW Uld they bod ...
far racetred no reoponoe !nm lbe
AlgeNll autboriliel <11 Panther leader
Eidrtdle a.aver'• requat 11111 the
m..,., be lumed ovtr to the paltJ f«
revolutfonlry -· Cleave wrote ao open letter to J>re.V.
dent ,Houari Bownedie1111< uldni for the
money.
In preparation for the Irvine and Costa Mesa city
councils' approval of a twc>year contract for police
services to the new city, Costa Mesa police officers
and staff Wednesday beard a briefing from Jnine
City Manager William Woolletl Jr., left. Woollett
described tbe unique altributes of the city of 20,000
people that the Costa Mesa force may patrol be-
ginning Sept. I . Those who wUI serve the new city
are, from left: Owen Kreza, Chuck Duvall, W. H.
Bechtel, Robert E. Arnold, Gerry Kocltendorfer,
Bruce Hagen, Richard Bowman, records clerk Joan
Gumina, and Harry Ehrlich.
Algerian aulhoritieo, wbo uld Ibey
selud the lll<IMY and placed II "under
seal," held the five bljacken In-
communicado until today,· an oftlclal at
the Panthen internotlooal beadquartm
said.
"Tbey are now ln a botel here tn
AI1len and we will be ,..Ina them
late," be uld, Ht declined to · identify
the five, but the 11'ederal Bureau ol
Investlgailon in Atlanta, Ga., said Ibey
included one convicted murderer and a
convicted armed robber. Both had
escaped jaU, the FBI said.
"WllY hive the AIMricln people been
forced to take de!ptrate IMBlllttJ!" bo wrote. _
"To cootinue out Ogllt for the libera·,
lton ol our people, we need mooey
Without money to orpntze and linanoe
the llgbt, tbere ii no freedom. And tae
wbo cfen1 UI fiDancea cltprlve ,. o(
freedom." .
From Page 1
BREMER ...
member or the family has been in
juvenile cpi,µ1 so often that they Uhnk
they v.·ork there."
Nearing the end of his one hour and
five minute summation. Lipsitz, his voice
rising and hi1 lariguage blunt, told the
jcry.
"I spent a lot of time with him. That
boy is a nut.
''The psychiatrist.! are going to Jove
this guy. They wW have a party with him
for 100 years."
Al one point, Lipsitz turned around,
looked at Bremer at the defense table
and commented. "That creep over
there."
Lipsitz had been trying to undennine
the credibility of the prosecution wit-
nesses who presented evidence to show
that Bremer was legally sane at the time '
that Wallace was shot
Marshall scoffed at the deferiu claim
that Bremer has been psychologically ill
throughout hls lile and that he was in·
sane when he (ired the .shots that semi·
paralyzed Wallace at a Laurel, Md.,
political rally on May 15.
Phillips Accuses
Chino Promoters
Of Violating Law
Supervioor WWllDI J. PblJllps of
Fullerlon bu charged 11lot promot<r1 of
the Otlno Hll1I a1rpc:ri are in violaUon of
1tate law.
Pbllllpa ,.Id the state Public Uiilllies
Code states, in part, that "no poliUcaJ
subdivision or any persons may submit
an appllcaUon for the construction of a
new airport to any local, regional, state
or federal agency unless the comtruction
pla111 are first approved by the Board of
Supervisors in the county in which the
airport is to be located."
Phllllps, a long time opponent of the
2, 700-acre Chino Hills project.s promoted
by realtor Reg Wood of Santa Ana, voic-
ed his charges at a Yorba Linda meeting
called by Mayor Rudy Castro. Attending
were representatives of Yorba Linda
Brea, Placentia, La Habra Fullerton'
Corona end Diamond Bar. ' '
Chino Hill.s Airport Complex Inc. more
~han a year agG announced plans for the
Jet age facility in the rolling foothills
straddling the Orange and S a n
Bernardino County line.
. ~ecently, the organization got Federal
A.viation Administration approval of
a1r~~ce us~ trigge~i~g vigorous op-
position of city and c1v1c offi cials in tbt.
north county area.
Phillips, who is running for re-election,
'has gotten approval of fellow supervisors
for a feasibility study of developing
17,000 acres in the Chino Hills area as an
open space preserve and wilderness
park. Last week he received backing of
the San Bemarcllno Board of Supervisors
for the p~al.
the Supervisor sald Wednesday night
that if the FAA did not withdraw lb air
space approval of the facility he would go
to Washington, D.C. to discuss the situa-
tion with Jack Shaffer, d.ireetor of the
federal agency.
Last week, opponents or the $200
million airport got the backing of
Assmiblyman John V. Briggs whose '5th
District Includes the proposed site.
Services Slated
For Mesa Girl
Killed in Ci·ash
Cathollc funeral services are scheduJed
Saturday for a Costa Mesa girl killed
Wednesday with two companions when
their private plane crashed on takeoff at
Denver.
Requiem Mass for Ann-Marie P.
Walker, 20, of 2722 Albatross Drive, will
be at 9 a.m. in Sts. Simon & Jude Church
with interment at Good Shepherd
Cemetery, HunUngton Beach.
ltiiss \Valker. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bertrand Walker, had just recently
moved to Costa Mesa with her family , in-
cluding a brother, Thomas.
The young employe of a North
Hollywood pet store perished wben a
twin-engine Cessna 310 lost power in one
engine on takeoff from Blair Field and
slammed to earth on Rocky Mountain
Arsenal grounds.
No flight plan had been filed , but the
trio was headed for Indianapolis, Ind.,
llccording to invesUgators.
Miss Walker also leaves paternal and
maternal grandmothers, two uncles and
one aunt.
Funeral arrangements are being haodl-
<'d by Smith's Mortuary, Huntington
Beach. -From Pqe 1
FISCHER •••
31alnsl livlnl the came to Flachtr on
the strength.of the adjournment position.
"Don't skin the bear be.fore It bas been
shot," be said.
Spassky once again arrived late for the
match. alter Fischer. The American
showed up six minutes after the schedul·
eel 7,30 a.m. (PDT) •lartlnl time, sat In
his chair and waited for the Russian.
The world champion strolled in i;ix
n:ilnutes late;.
Fischer and Spassky greeted one
another and arbiter Lothar Schmid open-
ed the envelope in whlch the American,
playing white, had sealed his 4lllt n10ve
Thursday night before adjournmenl
Schmid showed the move to Spassky
and then played it. Fischer had played
as expected, moving his king to biJ klng
two square.
Spassky quickly responded by pushing
his rook to his king four square.
The resumpUon ol the loth game wu
advanced to 2:30 p.m. (PDT) instead of
the usual 5 p.m. (PDT) start1n1 time to
insure It would not interfere with Fisch-
er's sabbath, which begins at sundown
Friday.
Spassky adopted Fischer's tactics in
showing up late for the start of the 10th
game Thursday. The American has betn
lat ror every game so far in the match.
Fischer spent most of the night locked
away in his private hotel suite studying
the adjourned posiUon with his chief sec..
ond.
Spassky conferred alone with Geller.
Americans had earlier joked that the
large e n to u T a g e of Rus.slan
grandmasters aiding Spasaky resembled
a "pack of wolves with poor old Spassky
caught in the mlddle."
"OnJy Mr. Geller was with the cham-
pion when they sat down," Kroglus said
today. He said he did not know how Jong
they worked on the problems facing
Spassky or whether the Mo.scow che!!I
"hot line" had been used.
Bobby's Moves
REYKJAVIK (UPI) -Tbe moves In the 10th game of the Boris
SpaS!ky-Bohby Fischer world chess championship:
Fischer w Spusky b
t. P·K4, P-K4
2. Kt-KB3, Kt-QB3
3. B-!<15, P-QJl.1
4. B-R4, KHCB3
5. <>O, B-IQ
6. R-1<1, P-QKt4
1. B-Ktl, P-Q3
S. P-83, <>O
9. P-KIU. Kt-Qltlt
JO. P-Q4, Kt QJ(tl-Q%
ti. KtQKU -Q2, B-Ktt
12. B-B2, $Kl
JI. P-Qltt4, B Ia ·Bl
14. P-QRI, Kt-Kil
I~ P-QIU, Kt-Q%
II B-K12, Q-Ktl
JI. R·KO , P-IH
JI, P-KlllP, P Qll liP
II. PlP llJ, Kl Qll liP
20. KIXKI, QxKt
21. P-QB4, Q-85
:ti. 8IK t, QxB
23. PxP, R Kt -Qi
24. Q-Bl, Q-Q116
25. Kl-83, QxP_
211. B-Ktl, PxP
11. Q-KB4, R-Q!I
28. Kl-Kii, Q-83
29. R-Ktt, -QI, R·KJ
30. BIP cb, 11'8 at. QxR di, QxQ
31. KUQ, BxP
33. &B. KxKt
34. R-Q! ch, K-B.I
3&. R·Kl7, IWl8 th
31. K-R2. ~ cb
3V. P-Ktt, P-Kt5"
31. K-KC, P-IU
39. R-Kt8, R-QI
~. K-B3, K-83
(Adjourned)
41. K-K2, R-Q4
42. P-84, P-Ktl
43. P.Jt«, PliP
44. PxP, P-Kt4
~ P-11$, B-KI
41. Jl.Kt5, K·B.I
17. RliP, B-QS
@. R-Kll cb, K·KI
19. K-113, JI.QI
50. R-Ktl, R-Q%
51. R Kii -Kt7, R-Q3
112. R-Ktt, R-QS
33. R-KKll, K,Qt
51. ~P, B·KI
55. P-8', K-QS
f8. JI.KU, Rdtcns
f'rom Page 1
PROBE •..
the Grand Jury subpoena, said, "I am
j(rateCul for his (Batt1n'1) credit to me
far blocking his moves but I mu.st. remind
him that it tal<es three votes of board
members to accompllah IUCh acts ."
The Mural sublease wu up for declllon
Tuesd1y by lhe Board of SUpervlJon bul
was postponed after two tie votes.
SUpervisor WUU1m Pblllipa o I
There was no word from Alteri.an
autbor!Ueo on wbetber Ibey wculd 11'1111
the IJ')Ul'~ilctl uylllm.
U.S. olflclall earlier upl'Olled hopes
Algeria -rolum the IDOlley, .. Ibey
did wl\h a SIOO;OOO ransom taken to
Alglm by the hljock.tra ol 1 Watun
FBI aaents in Atlanta ldenlilied the .•
·two fugitlvOI amq the hijackers ai
Geol'I• Wright, 29, wbo alJo Uled the
name of Latry Burgess,
They said be escaped from a state
prison at Leesbur&, N.J., in August, 19'10,
while serving time for IQurder.
They identified the Other l.s Geora:e
Brown, 28, who also used the name Hu-·
ry Singlet(ll. He was serving a sentence
for anned robbery. when be escaped from
Leesburg jail lbe Ame day u Wd&hL
Fullerton Joining Biker in opposin1 Bat·
tin's 1uggestlon that the Mura~ be
thrown oil the. land and that it be planted
with Bermuda grass "for the UH of the
public until the whole acreage it
developed £o park use."
Fanµly Sought in Thefts
The Murais' attorney OkazakJ claimed
that the man who solicited George Murai
for the $5,000 "contribution" was Tad Fu-
jita, a promi.oeDt West Orange County
May Be on Run .in Texas
agricuiturilt. The Fountain Valley couple who
. HJcks laler B!Serted that tb1s ln!onna-alle1edly trained four youna boyl and
tion was correct and_ said Fltjlta -llld--their own ""' to aid 1bem in a ilrinl ol
been "detained" byrelll"senlatlves of:hll btqlariu and bicycle -are Qll the
office and later releam. nm aomewbere In Teua, police uwted
Prisoners Stage
Sitdown Strikes
LONDON (UPll -Thousand< of
prisoners in British jails went on strike
today, staging sitdowns in priaon
workabops and in lhelt cells.
The Rome Office said about 4,000
prisoners In 22 jalls were "staglng
passive demonatraliona'r by noon. An
organlzaUon called PROP -Preoerva·
lion of the Rlgbtl of Prisooera -wblcb
called the one-day strike aaid e,ooo
prisonen were refusing to wort.
PROP, organized by a prisoner earlier
this year, said the one-day strike wu
called to dramatize demands for im-
proved pfis9n conditions and negotiation
on prisoners' rights.
"1be ff.hour strike Involves totaJ non·
cooperation with the authorities," a
PROP spokesman said.
today. •
"We think they are headed for lhelt
relatives, home in Dallas, and we have
notllted the Teiias blgbway patrol to be
on the alert for them," aaid Fountain
Valley Det. Viclm' Deutsch.
The Millen alle1edll' Oed their two-
story home at aMa El Capitan Ave. July
29 j111t before police llOUgj1t to anm
them Qll suaplcloo ol bwiJ1rY and grand
theft. .
. "They J111t !ell with the 1blrla '"' lheir
backs/' U1d Deutlch. "Bill Miller told
hia bou 11 Sir Geor1e'a mtaurllll in
Quak~ Rocks .Alasb, ..
No Damage Reported
PALMER, Alaska (AP) -A moderate
eutbquake reglaterifll U on lhe Richter
scale rocked parta of Silb, Alaska early
today, the oboen>al017 here uld. The
observatory Uld the quake wu centered
70 miles southwesl of Sitka but wu not
sufficient to gmerate a tsunami, or tidal
wave. 'lbere were no report& of damage.
Sib as 5 I
Glendale 11111 he was leavifll because of
prwlna pmooal problema," 1 a Id
Dtutach.
Linda. Miller told one their neighbors
thlt the family wu 1oilll on vacalion,
and uked the nelgbbora to watch tbeit
home. Police believe the M I 11 e r I(
burglarized the same neighbor'• home ill
JUiy while that family wu on vacaUon. .
Police clalm the Millm: are reaPonai:.
hie !or at least aeven burglaries in the"'
Fountain Valley area amounting to at
least $10,000. ·
Police assert that the couple trained.
four young boys from the net1bborboocf
and their own son, Andy, to crawl
through windows to help burglarile
homes and to steal bicycles wblle cnila-.
Ing local shoppine centers In Mrs.
Miller's van.
The lour neighborhood boyl, I! and JJ, "
WFO amated 1on varloul char&ea and "'lea!ed to-thiir pannts, according ~1'1,.
police. .
Fountain Valley police also hive ""
rested Mn. Ml)ler's hall-brotber, Ra],
Gofortb, In connection with 1 tire theft
from another neighbor.
Pollce believe Unda Miller bad ~
keys to many of lhe homes In the La Lin-
da Homes lract where the family lived.
"One of the ldda involved 1ot the kq
mm 10Jnewbere and rave It 1'I l\lri.
Miller," aaid Oeutlch.
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