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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 10, 1972
VOL. U. NO, m. J SICTIOMS. • PAGll
Harbor Meeting
Floating Docks
Issue bebate_d
A proposal lo consolidate all Newport
Harbor moorings to fioatlng docks or
clustered boat slips sparked consklerable
discussion Tuesday at the Orange County
Harbors , Beaches and Parks Commission
meeting.
But all parties concerned went away
with the idea that a great deal more
study and feedback is needed before any
!inn action is taken.
''I doubt that we wouJd even be ready
to test such a proposaJ for another year
<>r so," said Harbors, Beaches and Parb
Director Kenneth Sampson..
Some commissioners suggested the
parting problem in Newport Beach is
bad enough without clumping the mor-
rings together and putting the burden of
shore parking on one spot.
"At least now the parking is spread out
just like the moorings," said Com-
missioner 11lomas O'Keefe.
COmmiS3ion Chairman ·Martin Usab
said the new floating berths "oold prob-
ably be a number of separate ~·
Banker Symes Dead
T
PIEDMONT (AP) -·John P. Symes, •·
San Francisco investrnent banker who
formerly headed,{ the University Of
CaH(ornia Alumn'Waociatlm and served
on the board o( regents,·died in:.Oakland
Wednesday. He Wiii 75, and would haYe
e<lebnled h~ f!O\den wedding an-
nivenary next juoe with his wife. An-
nette, daughter <1f lb&.-late ,Gov .• James
(Sunny Jim) Rolpb. He was capWn of
the UC lootball leem in l!IL
Orange Coast
Weather
The we.atherlady Jets warmer
temperaluru for Friday along the
Orange C<wt. with beach blgl>s
ol 7t erpeci.d. ll}laQd temper ..
lures should bov..-around 90.
Lows lonJ&bl ii\ lhe-111'&.
INSIDE TODAY
· 'Sau· Chttlt'.' Tho.t'1 to hat
A.me:rieon gourme&I are ICTtcm-
hlg today. C!llrH la 1111 'IR' f o o d, Coicophllrt 1Dill ...,.
drill< hundredr of mllt1 for a •""'1> chrddar. Src •torv Pag<
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led around the harbor nther than one
large central facility.
"At least this would keep the shore
parldng distributed the way it is now,"
he said.
The idea of eliminating the moorings in
favor of floating berths also drew some
fire from the audience.
"I don't have a mooring, never have
had one and don't intend ever to have
one," said Gordon Glas!, a Newport
Beach resident and member ol the city
planolng commilsion.
"But I do know Iha! the moored boala
are no hindrance to navigaUon and at
least you can see open water between
them. With a floating dock, all you would
see is ·doclrand no water," be said.
.. From an aesthetic point of view and
fr:om a usable water area point of view,
the rnoorinp are much better than a
solid facility," Glass added.
The commission concluded discussion
of the berthing ideas by asking members
of the audienCe and the harbor depart·
ment staff to seek more feedback on the
subject so more meaningful action could
be take!).
House Security
Committee Won't .
Subpoena Fonda
From Wire -
W ASffiNGTON -The HOUie Internal
Security Commlti.e tt!Uled today to
S11bp<lena actrw Jane Fonda to testily
about btr 8l1Uwar act.Jvltles while in
Hanoi.
Instead, II decided to ut the Justice
Department to report to the committee
by Sepl. H on the _.... ol an lnqµiry
into ¥Jas Fooda'a llClklm lo North Vlct-
um.
During an bour-lq clooed .... 1on. the
committee aet .ulde a member's request
Iha! Mias Fonda be subpoeoaed to appear
before !be panel.
Then, a move 1fll made tq aend a le<·
\er to tbe a""""" ,...,..1 ukinc what
the Juatlce Deportment Is .... lo lls
probe o( Ibo matter. When a HqOttl wu
made to lnlUI a dale lo lhll lotter, thus
aettllng a deadline for the attome)'
general'• ""'°" to the commllla., tho
panel wte<I I to t rar lhll course ol ..,.
tioo. Rep. Rol>ett F. Drtnan (0.Maa.),
WU !be lone dJaseoler.
Drlnan -said tho comrnlllee '• action
f't!'Jf't:tfl1ltd I 0 clear<ut Yktory" lot him
In hit bid to deler Ille su1-a requ I.
"'l'bll II the Ont time within mtmot')'
that \his comOlitlee has refUKd to sub-
poena an uQfrlcadly wltncsa," Dr1n.an
told r<j)O\'ton.
Rep, Fletcher Tbompsm • (R-Oa.)
llOUlhl lo r<open the lo-lgalloa Into
poalble oubvenivo actMu.. aimed st
CSoe FONDA, Pap JI
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. Doh,~· What She Said!
lvonilda Rodriques, 23, a fiery bank clerk, was still
givlng ·pollce a piece of her mind as they towed her
oU to jail In Rio de Janeiro. Incensed at ·having
been given· a ticket for parking while she made a
call sbe berated the officer and sped off, being
chased by the policeman in a taxi-resulting in an
uproar among 3,000 pedestrians who took sides
with water balloons, three hours of choked up traf·
lie and the riot squad being called out.
Distracting Spot
For Horieymoon,
BOURNEMOUTH. England (UPI) -
Newlywed Nicola Churchill wani.d to be
all a1ooe with her husband Bob on the
beach, so she inquired about secluded
bathing spola.
She was adYUed:to try Studla.nd beach.
~ they arrived. Nicola found it
wam't quite what 'she had in mind.
NOi an!y wtrt"1htre plenty of other
girls OD the deach. but alto most ol tbem
were froUcking topless and a few were
nude.
"Jt wu hardly the light 1 man up!Cls
to face OD hlllloneymoon," Aid her bu>
band,
Vessel Still Sought .
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The C<wl
Guerd. Air Force and Navy ront;nuM
1e1tChlng today midway bet .. a.n here
and Hawaii for three miSllng occupen\I
of an abandoned boat and oeven pertons
lo a companion v....i. Both small boals
ltll San Fnncl.sco July 14 f<r Ille South
Padflc.
18-year U11solved Murde1·
Case Reopens in Florida
Mlf.MI, Fla. (AP) -Eighteen' years
ago, Judith Ann Roberta dlsappeared
during the night from the bed where she
slept In her grandparents home.
Hoon la"r, police fOWld bu severdy
beaten body lyin1 in a dump of
mangroves. A coroner's report said she
had been sexually assauli.d and strang~
ed. .
Allh!>ulh two -· tnclu4lnl !be 7-year'Old chlld'' falhir, .. ere Charpd
with murder at different . times. the
hl'Jhly · pubUcized cue .. malne6 w>soh'·
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.iow, Mlaml homicide detecUvea say
Ibey have ,...pened tbelr Investigation
and a 1111pec1 In the July I, 1154, murder
11 bclua bcld In Jail in another state.
They mu..d lo Identify the man.
Pou .. said Wedn<aday !hey developocl
the new 1 .. d dUJinl a routine In.
vest!pUonn of a .. lUal U8AUll Ibis .)'at
on a 10-)'UM)d clrl
Statements Were taken from the 11irt
and her mother and the v..'Oman testified
that her el'.-husband remarked that kmg
age ht klUed a child and •·got away witb
ii." poUce said.
Checb showed the man was a auspect
in the tillin1 of Judlll\ Ann , said Irving J,
Whitman. a Miami detective at lhe time
ol the ltst murder and now an attorney
who ii bnck on the case 11 1 vOJunteu
investigator.
Dettctlve Eugene W. McCracken uld
the IUlpect "ii a cal burglar with a lot of
.. lilal hangups" wbo "" II al the Ume
0( JudlUI AM't murder.
?@lice Nid Judith Ann WI! 1Jeepl111 OD
a couch at her grandpartnts home wbtn
ahie was kldnaped anu drtmi away Jn the
famUy car. The car WI\' found abandoned
a block awsy from ~bere Ille little atrt's
body lay, ...,..,led undtt •om e
Dlln(ro\'<S.
Government
Quiz Called
By County
A federal Investigation Into leasing
practices of land in Mile Square Regional
Park was ordered by Orange County
Supervisors Wednesday following a burst
of verbal firework!.
First District Supervisor Robert Battin
exchanged heated words with Second
District Supervisor David Baker in the
continuing county sea t battle over alleg·
ed hanky panky in the e1tension of a
farming lease in the park.
Battin began matters by reading a
statement. He claimed Baker had block·
ed his proposal to plant devil grass on
A1ile Square acreage in order lo aid "•
friend."
"It is not unusual for f.1r. Battin to
point a linger or guilt in tllis direction
when there is probably something in his
closet which should be cleaned out,"
Baker countered.
The controversy arose last week over
the proposed one-year extens1on of a
lease of 213 acres of Mile Square
Regional Park property to Murai Farms
for agri01ltural ~ until the county is
ready to further develop the park.
It has been alleged that somebody ap-
proached George Murai and demanded a
campaign contribution or $10,000 il he
l'.'ished to have his lease rene\l.'ed .
The matter bas been under lD-
vestlgation by the district attorney who
has said his findings will be presented to
the Grand Jury Aug. 12:.
Battin opened the attack this morning
by stating that "I did not negotiate wlth
anyone in regard to the Mlle Squan! land
lea!e, I had no knowledge of the negoti•
tlons and I did not authorize such ac-
tion."
Battin then referred to an attempt he
said he made on Dec. 28, 1971, to lease
more Mile Square land from the federal
government. "At .hat time the board
IS.. PROBE, Pase I)
First Ladies
Get lrtto Act
WASHINGTON (AP) -Form.r
tcbolastic debattt EI ea no r
McGoVft'D uid she Is re~ to
cleba\e Pat NI.roe. ·
Flr1I Lady Pal Nlllon, when ut·
ed earlier If she wu wUllq lo
debote Mrs. McGovern, la.;gll!llllY
told rcporttn, "1 htatd ahe dldQ'l
want to debt.te."
Alked about tbal, , Mrs •
McGovmt, wife of the Demom.Uc
Pttlldential candldalt. s a Id
Wednesday, "Yes. I !hint I would
debrt with Mrs. NIJon. I C<r1a1o17
wouldn't beclt •wat rrom 11. •
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McGovern Renews Challenge to Debate Nixon
MANCHESTER, NJI. (UPI) -Sen.
Cjeorge S. ML<iovtm 11galn challtnged
Preskltnt Nixon 10 a series of f.11ct-fo-
lace campaign debates todoy, saying the
American people had a right \0 IJ!i optin
1'1aam!oo-ol-luuet. 'lbere wu virtually no <'hance Nixon
will accept, on t.bt ba.sls of the refU1al by
· tncumbenla In pest r!'t1ldtntt1l races to
acctpt such cballen&t5.
But Mt'Govern, who opened hls tint
tlampahltt shoe factory where It 111
cai:npatgn trip in the ume New
began for him ail: months ago, called on
G rab Bridgehead
~lxon to "put ulde polltlct u usual and
}Oln me ln a 1trlu of major !elcvllJon
debaltj: •his fall.
"I( there had been dtbale1 in ltN.
perhaps we would ba\'e learned more
_ahoul.Jj1Jo.o1Mrul~ IO tnd Ibo war
ln Vlelntm -1 plan that ls still secret,
about a war lt11t 1tlll g0t1 on, four yura
later." ht said.
"Never before hat an American presi·
dent ex-posed him.nil ltss to dlrt<'i quu.
t1ons ltom the pttU, or &n)'One elM ln
public vJew.
"A rtlUNI lO debate WI year may
Sa ig on Marin.es Break
Quang Tri Stalemate
SAIGON (UPI) -South Vietnamese
marine! brnke a weeks-old stalemate in
the Quang Tri artn today by capturing a
bridgehead Mluth of the dty -thtlr first
real victory since they relieved the badl y
battered alrbome troops at Quang Tri on
July 27.
A mariM battalion of 500 men cllm~
out of its foxholes near the provincial
capital ju.st below the north-south border
and atlied tbe bridgehead at the Tach
Han ruver.
This gives them a new ottack rou1e
IO\\'ard the Communist-held citadel. a
rr.ili> to the north in the center of the city.
The North Vietnamese held onto the
18th century citadel despite new
American air atlack! in which "smart
bomb!" guided by laser beams blew up
part of the wall that forms the fortresfi.
Th~ Communi~l defenders were hea\'ily
protected by b1fi: nrtlllery pieces Hring
from up to 17 1niles away.
• UPI Correspondent Alan Dawson seid
387 artillery and mortar shells hlt the
marine positions about 80 yards from the
citadel bct"'etn 1 a.m. and 11 a.m. but
Jhat casuallies were "light."
So u th Vietnamese fighter-bombers
fought back and said they kllltd 15 North
Vietnamese soldiers and destroyed 14
tanks and four Molotova trucks.
U.S. planes had hailed air support in
Quang Tri city itself but returned today .
U.S. l\avy ships off the coast also fired
Into the city and 852 bombers flrw
missions as close as a mile v•est of tht
city and in the threatened lfue area
"further south. Despite the limited success at Quang
Tri. the sltuaUon was serious elsewhere
·11nd military spokesmen warned that a
Communist force originally estimated at
"100 tanks still mena~d the Cambodian
capital of Phnom Penh and Salion.
Communists would v.•in at Kompong
Trabek and then move toward Phnom
Penh.
About 25 tanks have been reported
knocked out in Eastern Clmbodla, and
the Communi11ts were reported trylni to
break lhrou&h toward Salpn.
Breakin Suspec t
Reportedl y Got
Ca mpaig11 Funds
WASHIXGTON (AP ) -Addllkln1\ con-
tributions to President Nixon's re-elec·
lion campaign totaling $39,000 f o u n d
way into the bank account of one of the
the men charged ~:ith breaking into the
Democratic National Commitlec he•d·
quarters, the Washll\gton Star-News said
today.
Quoting i·sources clo!C to the 1n-
~·~.!'Ua1t1on," the Star·Nt'ws said also that
federal Agents probing tht June 17 break·
in have found thf Repuhl icAns estitbllsh-
ed a ';pecial "~curily fund '' for its r.a·
tional con\o·ention.
It was not known, the nev.·spAper :.aid.
v.·hether the money came from that fund
-set up lo lh\.lo·art demonstrations.
The 181,000 WAS deposited In four ln--
1tallment& into the account of Bernard
Barker, a fl.ti a mi real estate man and one
of the five men arrested ln the
Democrauc headqu1rters, the Star-Nev.'.!
said.
It would raise to $114 ,000 the amount
dep0tlltd In Barker's 1ccount throuah
the Committee to Rt-Elect the President,
the newspaper said.
protect N'1Jon'1 poUUcal akin," McGovern
uld, "bul li wUI deprive Ille American
people of tbt dlrflct achange of \'kw•
they are en tilled to bta.r."
About 300 pt'raonl welcomed tht can-
didate at Manchester ~ where
McGovern wa1 s Wll a copy or the
Manchester Union-Lead« whlcb con~
lalned O\'e 1rtlclM and editorials un·
favorable to him. McGovern tm.Ued and
accepted .a copy of the newapiper.
McGovern Jet out on a t'll'O-diy trip
that ht d'scribed primarily 1.11 1 •1U..ten· UlJ tour," but it bore all the tr9ppinp of
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P RO BE ...
voted 4 to I ageinst me and gave Baker
the right to ne1otiate for more land,''
Battin said.
Referring to a preu release by Blttin
laat Thurtday lo whlch the Fir1t Dlatrltt
Supervisor celled for "a federal in--
vestlgation" of the matter, Baker called
for an lnveslig1tlon or hlJ own lnvoh•ing
everyon' from the FBI to the Navy
Department.
Battin replied. "l have sent a letter IG
the Department of Interlor. ''
Baker replied that the Department of
lnte.rlGI' does not have and has never had
anything to do with the ~!lie Square
lease.
"B1ttln ls just play acting ind I 1m
calling his bluff.'' Bak.er said.
"B11ttln's tactics are beyond the dignity
of th\1 board," Baker charged. "But It Is
to be e1pecled when !Omeone is in trou·
bit he will point the finger at someone
else."
Also during thE> dl.11euuion, Baker
a55erted thal Battin'! proposal to grow
grass on !he acreage instead of using it
for a profitable agricultural lease to the
county is "only an open invitation to theo
hipple element to swarm O\'er lhis land
and will increase Jaw enforcement prob-
lenu,"
Baker concluded the discussion by
stating that he appreciated the hoa rd 's
confidence In Placing the 1-file Squirt
negoU1tioru in his hands.
"These negotiations ?.·ere beg u n
se\'eral years 11go and the govrrnment 1~
about to deed the property to the county
fret of charge," Baker revealed.
lie said ht bad not announced thi s
sooner becaust the federal departmtnt~
had requestnl that the information be
held up unW they could make the an·
nouncement.
Nothing Sacred:
$500,000 Nixon
Auto Recalled
• ru11 c:ampalcn·llyle '""''· the nr.t ot ita kind 1lnce he captured 1 be
Democtatlc nomi.nltlon 1t Miami Btltb
101..: weeks ago.
After t.be lnlUal stop at lbe lboe: [le-
tory -where McGovun llldllll rttt~ non reb. 1a cmv1nffd-11111i-11o llod,.
chance ln I.hat 1tate'1 Mal'd:I 7 primary
-he planned 11op1 In c.nnectlcut and
Rhode Ill1111d btfore wlndlaJ up In N<W
Yori< Clly Friday.
Before a.tcCoYcrn departed, be 1l'Clb a plodi!• or campaign support ,,... Sen.
Edwanl M. KCM<dy wbo l&ld he ..Wd
N ice IJ099le
Denise Coker, 5, a patient at
Medical Center ~lospilal in
Tyler, Tex., gets acquainted
\vith an ll·foot stuffed dog,
donated by the four children
of another patient in the bo.r
pit al.
Bres naha n Wins
Dela y in Trial
hit lbe trsll for Ille lloulll Dokolu llDd Mc:Goftra of Dylll( ill lbe r ... el ,.aIJtJ
IUt ....... mall, Sataait Slitlvel:, .Ebo •ith bis llJUUtloo thal def .... aptndlnc
o<dy'1 b<othei-in-law. be e11I bf Ill billion.
Shriver remained 10 WaablftllOC., eacer A -.,.e couaterattack rde&wd in
IO atart his ~ ol lllt Clllll>"lp, bold .. W~ wu peppe...S w I t b
b)'lhe switch ohlee-ptulllftllol --~-It~ by"'""'
dldates hom Sell. Thomu r. E>cJ<IOO. no 00-Depol1ment said, "l'bose
Shriver was busy .. 1th hi& OWll Ind wbo llllllfl lblt n eon aolft out pu!>llc
McGovern'• aldts ""'kine out a C1ll> ·~ Pl'Obltin by petllnf IOJllO fr"/
pal(ll achedule jUJI two clo)'I afttr btlni blilJcm ilfl the d,,.... bUdpt ate • I•
nominated u Ibo new No. I DWI m tbe lll( aot llllJ '!'Ith Ille Pto!IP. INI •.Lb
tJetet. ru1117, pi ""111111 a rormld•ble op-
MeanWhlle, lhe Pen'-accmed poooat.'
Ea•y'• Gone
Hurt Surfer Need s Dog
Back to Aid in Recovery
BY JACK CllAPPKLL
Of !lilt o.iry •i1or1 IMtf
A youns man, his back snipped In i1
aurfina accident, lies paralyzed at South
Cooast Community lfo11pltaJ. He needs
hiJ bell friend lo help him pull lhrough.
But hls best friend, a Gtrman shepherd
namtd ''Ell!)'" w11 left behind on the
South Laguna beach while his muter
was loaded lnlO the ambulanct aod rush-
ed to the hospllal.
Bewildered, the 1nimal was cared for
by a young Sin Juan C1plllrano woman,
who after falllng to ftnd a South Laguna
resident to w1tth the doe, took Easy to
her own home, a horse ranch along Spot-
ted Bull Road.
Easy ~·11 put up overnliht ln a stall
oulllde. In the momlng, a mound of dirt
and a hole under the wooden wall were
all that remained.
Ea!)' 11 described 11 a milt, one year
and two months old, black with brown
markings on his lees, 1tomach and top of
head. He 11 uid to be friendly and wu
wearing a chain and flea collar. Anyone
finding Ea!)' may call Barbara Hanna at
525-8100 or 871-9353, collect.
Today, Stan Price of Fu lit' rt on un·
own son ls ln 1 altuatlon slmllar to Stan's
bandeQ, Lorri'. 16 In lhe ho1ptlal corridor.
''Hert. Jet 1 mike that $30," be u.ld In
an elq:ant Southmi drawl.
Larry and Barbar• have been to lhe
local SPCA and the county pound.
Sever•l of Stan'• friends have made up
posten aod have placed them at service
stations in the \'lcfnUy of ranc:b.
"We've been trying to do everylhlng to
find him," Barbara said.
"Th~ yowig man needs everything
possible to help him, and the dog WI!! his
companioo," Mrs. Eileen Po 1 J J ea 1
Interulve care Unit supuvilor, uJd.
The nutaJ too have a reward, .aid
P..tn. PoWen. "We11 give the finder a big
lllu. and Iota of tender loving care," she
said.
Coupl.e Arrested
Aft,er Murder
Of Man 's Fath er
dergoes spinal surgery. Hospital aides SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A 24-year·
say the ~year-old student at Fullerton old man and his 23-year-old wife are
Junior College is in critical condition. being held in the death or the man's
11is brother, Larry. 23, and parents. father. whose bodv w11s found tied to a
P.1r. and l\1rs. Sam Price have driven out 6.1·pound concrete block in San Francisco
from Indianapolis. Ind. to be with Stan. B ay.
They, along v.·ith Stan's girUriend, Calvin Mcrught Jr. was booked for
Barbara , have orianiud a search murder in the county jail. where he was
Orange County Aviation Oirtctor for the dog. being held on parole vW>lalion charges.
Robert Bresnahan will face a jurv trial They were offering a nward of $25 for His wife. Harrittt.e. was arrested on a
Sept. 19 In West Orange County the 8l1epherd, but a Virginia man whose murder warrant Tuesday night in
l\tuniclpal Court on drunkei. driving Alt.adena by Los Angeles sheriff's
chArges. • A C ch F d1putiu. Bresnahan, SI, or llf'l Otloi. A,.., r lllS 8 C OUlld Polle• Sly Calvin McR!ght Sr., who"'
Fountain Valley, wu MTtSted by Fc.un-body w;ts found July 10 et !he foot of a
taln YaUey police In June, al&a' 4lfiters t1ADERA <AP\ -A man arre.sted pier, had been beaten unconscious shortly
said bis cir swerved t6 4vokl-a ciitt and rouo~·ing the dlscovery of a small cocbe before his death in the apartment he
caused a minor traffic prt1bltm, or arms at a mountain ranch near here shared with h1s son and daughter-In-law.
Police alle1e he failed the fielc:!. sobriety has been released, the r.1adera County Officers said they believed "financial
The tanks were reported near Hlah\l/ay
l in the Kompong Trabek area 41 miles
southeast of Phnom ~nh Rnd 85 miles
northwest of Saigon. A Cambodian high
command apokesman expressed fear the
Last week, a $25,000 campaign check
was traced to Barker's account at the
Republic National Bank of Miami.
Barker, a Miami real estate. man, was
one of five men arrested In the
De.mocratlc offices. The men carried
cameras and bu&Jlng equipment. Later.
police conllscattd S 3 consta1tlvely
numbertd SJOO bills from the men and
triced the money to a Jar1e withdrawal
Barker m1de from hla bank.
DETROIT (UPI) _ Jt seems any car lest. Sheriff'• office said today. gain" was the motive for the killing.
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FONDA ...
Gii, which v.·ould have m1de posaible 1
1ubpoen1 for Miss Fonda.
"In effect. we uid to Fletcher
1llompson, 'iO away, no subpoen1'.''
sald Orin1n. "It v.·as a clear repudl•·
lion." ·
Thompson descrl~ F.liss Fonda as
as "Hanoi Hannah," and asked the com·
mittee to reopen ia investigation.
.. She has no evidence that I• neceuary
for the Congress to make better laM,"
declared Orinan.
Drtnan. a Roman Catholic prlea:t and
apponent of Admini1lr1tlon Pollcles in
Vietnam, said Thompson wu using Miss
Fonda as a publicity "gimmick" in his
campaign for the U.S. Senale.
Rep. Richard H. !chord (0.Mo.),
ehalrman of the committee. said he had
~'mi.Jed feelings" •bout summoning F.11u
Jonda because she could use the ap-
~arance u a propaganda ''forum" and
"It could prejudice any pf'Ol«utlon
"1alnst her.''
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DAILY PILOT
"Sources 1ay th<! investlaallon tn--
dicates thlt money given a1 legltlm11e
campaign CDlltribuUons w1a ~ to
finance the break-in -appirently
without the knowledge or authorlutlon of
top oUiclal.s from the Committee to Ne-
Elect the Prtsldent or other GOP
leaden." the newsp1per uld.
"Federal agenll ire tryin1 to pinpolnt
the origlns of the $89,000 and detennlne
what transactions brought the money to
the account of Barker."
The $89,000 had bttn transferred to
Barker's account in the name of Manuel
Daguerre Oaarrio, a prominent Me1lcan
business lawyer, who his denied any
kno.;oledge of the transaction.
"But souttt11 have confirmed." the
Star-News uld, "that the money did pass
throu&h tbe Pn:1ldent'1 c.ampaian com.
mlttee."
Sister Arres ted
In Grove Death
A Garden Grove man w11 killed
\\'ednesday and tis sister, with ~·horn he
lived. has bttn arrested on suspicion of
murdtr, police reported.
Jailed was Mr1. Annie Kr1Chun, 45. of
10642 Ma!t St. Firemen, responding to a
medical aid call found the body of he:r
brother. Cicero J, Moye in the backyard
ol tht home.
The Orange County Cof0ner'1 oUice
said Moye bad bten severely be1ten. An
autopsy Is being conducted to dettrmloe
the uact caU$t of death.
Nllon's ~.000 Lincoln Contlnuital
Umouslne which wu supposed to be
delivered to Washington two daya 1go for
1n unveiling.
Tht five--ton. annor-plated chariot wu.
just another F'ord to the White House
secrtt Service staff which found some
bu~s ln the vehicle and left It on a hoist
at the Ford ,.1otor Co. Dearborn plant.
"The Secret Service wants aome
chana:e1. We lte not at liberty to dlKuas
the changts," u.id Wllll1m Peacock, a
Ford spokuman.
One oource said WedneJday the fully·
equipped, black limousine built by a
1pecl1l crew ln a heavily·lf\l&rded bast·
mtnt shop at Ford's Research and
Engineering Center blew a line in its alr
condltionlng 1ystem Tuesday.
The ear has bttn liken off a covered
v1n wblch was to carry It to \V1shlngton,
and put on the rac)-with the hood and
trunk Ilda raised and the hinged rear
bumper folded down.
Colored . Lights
Will Gi ve Wa y
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The rtctnt
show or multicolored H&hts in toUthwest
1kle1 -a mini aurora Borealis -will
probably disappear before the weekend ,
the direct or of the Griffith Park
Observatory says.
Or. \Villlam J. Kaufman said Wednes.
day the lights art belng caUJtd by Oare~
on the surface or the sun which erupted
last week. He said the flares appear to
be dying and the aurora should "set" by
Friday.
He aald the Ditti 1tnt a shower of pro-
tons and electrons that ralned down on
earth's atmosphere, creating the colDrtd
Ugbll.
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Laguna's Oldest Struetaire:
Selected by the Laguna Beach 1~istorical Society as
one of the town's landmarks, the Captain's House
is probably also the oldest structure in the commu-
nity. It was appar~ntly named after an owner, Ca~
tain Ben Handy. Perched on a bluff overlooking
the Main Beach, the cottage has charming gables
and gingerbread Victorian atmosphere. It was built
about 1884 and has been captured in oil by gener·
ations of artists.
San Clemente
Ho spit al
Opens Aug . 21
San Clemente General Hospital -the
f modern medical care facility in ·the
Capistrano Bay arc;i -v;i\I adm it its
first patient Aug. 21.
On the day before the multim1llion-
dollar fa cility opens for business,
residents of the community will be
welcome to an open house at the hospital
on Ca1nino de los tttares from 2 to 7 p.m.
Hospital Administrator Jim Everett
said that ·workmen are completing the
finishing touches to the interior of the
medical facility this \\'eek.
The hospital, built after a hard-fought
campaign for formal endorsements, v.·1Jl
form the nucleus or a master-planned
medical complex which will include
facilities to serve all health needs.
:rtledical ofncc suites. other support
businesses and a convalescent facility
are planned for the nearby propertY
being developed by the Chapman
Manage ment Corporation of Orange ..
The hospital is composed of 86 m~hcal·
surgical beds; 10 for ped_iatric _pat1e~ts~
14 for obstetrical cases: six for mtens1ve-
eare and coronary trca1ment and 14
bassinets. . Three operating rooms. two delivery
rooms and three radiology . ~ms also
hav.: been included in the building. . ,
Everett said that the hospital .s
emergency room will be staffed 24. hour3
a day. · ·ill The availabilit) of that serv1ct w
mean that transportati?n time for
emergency patients will be cut
drastically. . 1 . The medical staff of the hosp1ta_ m re-
cent months has v.·orked with hosplla1 adi
ministrators planning the procedura
aspects of the hospital.
San Clemente phy&ician Dr· Larry
Mathes was credited with ta~g .a key
role in the planning. Others acuve in t~t
portion o( the hospital developm~t ~
eluded Doctors Leon 1t1iranoff, Emilie
, ,oeffler, Gordon Anderson . Robert Uyer.
Richard Riddell, Don ~1cCanne, Gene
Llewellyn and Gordon H~ges.
Everett said that the prime goa1 of ~o
medical staff Is for the hospit~l to \\'In
full accreditation by the Joint_ Com·
rr.ission on Accreditation of llosp_1tals as
soon as eligibiUty has been_ est.ab_hshed.
"The long-awaited open.mg will mean
the start of a facility that citizens in .5:811 c~ente and :;urrounding commuruties
will be proud of," Everelt said.
The hospital encompasses more \ban
&0,000 square-feet of noc:ir area. several
enclosed patios for patients, staff ai:td
visilors, an outdoor dining area and~ _gilt
shop to be run by a "'-'Oman's auxiliary
presently being formed.
The cost ol the initial phase of the
hospital ls more than $2.5 mill ion for ~
building and $l.2 million in added ;-qu1p-
ment. Everett, who has worked m the
hospital field for more than 30 years, has
participated in the opening of seven
hospitals in Los Angeles County·
Husband Beater
Arrested in Italy
R('ME (APl _ Poli« arrested Angela
Fiorentir.i, SI , today and acc'15Cd her of
beating her hlaband and locking him up
becaUR of jealou!:y .
AceonUng to police, l\lrs. Fiortnl1nl
and her lmband Cesare, 53, bad an
argument MondaJ. The wife tried to
mall< 1 Cesare confess "' 1 iov. offlir.
She iot the upper hand 1nd Joc)ed him
up In the bow<. Police quoted lier u
,.ylnfl be """1d lloY there ]ll1lll h< bad
"mad• up his mlnd and conf.....S. •
Police freed the ,... llterJlo managed
to slip a note be.neath the door uklna: for
help. •
He wu taken to a hosplte1 1urrenn&
fron'I uhaustlon and minor lnjurlea.
She wu jailed and charged with
tllrtatonlng 1 mon. b<>tlng and 11\Jurlnl
him ind ckprlviofl him of f-
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This pepper tree beside the city hal1 in Laguna Beach was planted
by George Rogers in 1880 as part of his homesteading requirements.
It js one of the historical landmark designations of the Laguna Beach
Historical Society. Pepper trees (from Peru) were brought to Cali·
fornia by the Spanish priests. The first was apparently planted at
the San Juan Capistrano Mission about 1776.
Two School Swim Pools
Action Given Approval
Formation ol a county service area to
finance construction of two $200.000
swimming pools at San Otmente High
Male Mailmen
Can't Sliow Knee;
Discrimi1iatory?
CLOVIS (AP) - A mailman, ..,.,
home after reporting for work in knee--
length aborts, says tbe Post Office II
"discriminating against men."
William Claybaugh, 44, said he wore
the sbortl to ..... ~ Tueaday becaUJ<
lbey're more comfortable in t()G..degree
heal
Assistant Postmaster Richard Johnson
said be onlmd the IS.year pootal service
veteran home bec1U1e hill uniform didn't
<Ullorm 1o pootaJ ... gu1auons. HJa)l<r
1111tborilles ba•• rejected every 1tttmpt
lo •PPI'>"• walktnc lborla for MM>tr wur, Jolmoii added.
'1 thlnl: Ibero II 1 little d)JCl'imln•·
tioo." CJay))augb aid. '"111ey let the
women w ar short 1klrtl, 1Jacb and
culotua bot make the men wear the lon&
pants. In the summer they're hot end un--
com!ortable, end I don't tee why aborts
sllouldn' be allowed u Iona u tb<y ore
neat and mn1t 100 wad.''
Claybougb WU Gii duly W~ -
bt Jore ponla.
School and the luturt Dana Point High
School was approved Wednesday by the
Local Agency Formation Comm.iMion.
The service area has a population of
15,32S and covers 157 square miles, all
within the present boundaries of the
Capistrano Unified School District.
Rod Craig of lbe Parents on Pool5
Committee, sponson of the projects, said
the school district bas funds to build the
first pool in San Clemente and "'·outd be
reimbursed by I.be service arta. He sakl
it had not beeo. decided whelher the new
area would put a bond is.sue lo the voters
or pay for the Pools through taxes.
Only objection of 50 percent of the
registered voters in the area or o"·ners
of more than half of I.be assessed valua-
tion could block formation o! the district.
The councils of the cities of San
Clemente and San Juan Capistrano have
approftd the prof>OSI!, according lo ln-
fonnatlon r<C<ivod by Richattt Tumer,
utCUtive officer of I.AFC.
In addition to the two communities, the
new JerVict area wlll include Dana Point,
C.pbtrai>o Bta'cb, Laguna Niguel and 1
llNU portion of Mlsalon Vi•Jo.
'!'timer said the achool di!trlct hopes
that the service aru can continue in
being after lbe construction of the· two
pools lo provide operating funds for the
pools and for tutu~ construction of a
pool In the Ml."1on Vl•Jo area wbcrt a
future hlgb llCh:>ol It planned.
DAILY PILOT :J
Ataother Historical Cltoice
After slriking oi1, E. Walter Pyne decided lo build
a monument in Laguna Beach. Pyne Castle is a 62·
room structure constructed in" dupl icate halves.
Overlooking Boat Canyon. it \\-'as built to \:i sl for·
ever. Construction started in 1927 and \\as con1-
pleted in lhe mid 1930s. Wall s are a foot thick.
There are 13 bedroon1s. each \\'ith private bath .
Each also had a piano. The entire lop floor is a
ballroom. The property contains 14 garages. The
strange interior design includes small \\"lndO\\'less
1ncditation rooms.
Garden Grove Files Suit
Poor Sc hool Dis tr ict De1n a1ul s Property Ta x R €'v a1np
By GEORGE LEIDAL
01 tlit D•ilY ~not Still
Orange County's largest but poorl·~t
school district has filed suit in Superior
Court to accelerate the pro\•isions of a
1971 state Supreme Court ruling \.11hlch
said property tax es are an unequal <>nd
therefore. an unconstitutional method of
financing public education.
The Garden Grove suit is an extension
of the landmark Serrano vs. Pr1e~t
decision of the state high coun handed
do"'"n almost a year ago. 1 See ac ·
companying s1ory.1
The Garden GrO\"C Unified School
District along with several parents of
pt:pils attending Garden Grove schools
have filed the action on behalf of all
other low wealth districts in the st~le.
Gan;len Grove Superintendent Uav1d
Paynter and school board President
Barbara Shirley Tuesday afternoon an·
nowiced the filing of the suit by lhc
pnvate law firm of Jtutan and Tucker of
Santa Ana.
The pnvatc lnw firm v.·ns l11red
because the suit names county ofhc1als
v•ho ordinarily arc defended by li1c
Orange County Counsel. v.·ho also, under
normal circumstances. is the legal
rrpresenlalive of the School Districl.
(iardcn Gro\·e's suit is a class ric!ion
:.u1 t and namrs as defendants the fol101r·
1ng public officials :
Slate Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest,
State Supcrintendenl of Public lns1ruc-
11on \\"ilson Riles, Stale Controller
Ho uston Flournoy
Also. Orange County Tax Collector
Robt:rt L. Citron, county treasurer l\dn
S11oangl'r. county Supc rmtendent o l
Schools llobert Pelcrson and three John
Does.
The suit alleges that present tax col-
lection ''schemes ' deny children of the
state "equal protection under the law."
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New Method Now Sought
For School Financing
The California Supreme Court said on
Aug. 30. 1971. ia the case of Serrano ''S.
Priest that the property tax foi financing
public schools violates the Federal
Constitution.
Citing past U.S. Supreme Court
decisions on inequality of educational op-
portunity as a violation of the equal-pro-
tection clause of the 14th Amendment ,
the California court held that property
tax !inancing "invidiously discriminates
against the poor" by "making the quality
or a child's education a function of the
wealth o( his parents and his neighbors .. ,
California's highest court cited as an
example the Baldwin Unified School
District, a lo"'"·er·middle-c\ass district ,
and lhe Beverly llills Unified School
District, an extremely wealthy one.
In 1~9. the court said. Baldwin Park
property owners spent $840 per pupil,
\\hi le Beverly I !ills property owners
spent Si ,231 per pupil. At the same time,
Baldwin Park property o"'"·ners pa id $5 .48
per $100 assessed valuation for the
schools. while the Beverly Hill.s school
tax rate was only $2.33 per $100.
In ruling such i n e q u it i es un-
constitutional, the court declartd:
'"Thus, aHluent districts can have their
cake and cat it too. They can provide a
while paying lov.·er taxes."
It argues that districts with hightr l<i"I
baSt'~ are able to raise more money
locally and thus spe nd more educatina:
students of their dist ricts.
Districts without such tax re.sources,
the suit charges, are not being ade-
c1uatcly su pported by state funds to 1m·
pro\'e quality of education even lo 1he
le\•el of 1he average or other districts, in
terms of spending.
A!lomey Prentice Fish of the Santa
Ana firm noted the suit carries forward
thr intent of the Serrano-Priest decision.
··1n 1hal case," Fish said, '"t he
Supreme cdurt decided only that the
plaintiffs l'>"t're being denied equal pro-
tection under lhe Jaw as required 1n lhe
14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution
and also by the state Constitu tion.
"Thal ruling. however, left it up to the
plaintiffs to prove the wrong had been
done them. ln this suit "'"·e are altempting
to bring that proof to the courts and
forct an early timetable !or corrective
action by the Legi.slaturt," Fish ex·
plained.
Virtually no action has been taken by
legislators since the Se rrano-Priest
decision ruled th<Jt pre sen t state school
finance la"'-'S v.·cre une-0nstitutional, f'1sh
said.
Ten other poor school districts in the
stale v.·ill join Garden Grove in paying
the estimated $50,000 tab for the suit, L>r.
Paynter said.
Despite a tax rate of $5.66 per $100 of
assessed valuation -the highest rate of
any unified district in the county -
Garden Grove raises only enough mont'y
to spend an average $688 per pupil 1n a
year.
By comparison, Dr. Paynter said, the
Laguna Beach Unified district levies only
a $3.38 pel SIOO, but raises enough money
to spend $971 per pupil.
Dr. Paynter noted !urlher "that $1.000
more per chlld is spent in Beverly llHl1
per year than is spent in Garden Grove."
"The complaint suggests that the a(_'.
cident of geography and birth should be
no deterrent to educational opportunity."
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4 DAJLV PILOT lll~r..ur. A119int 10, 1~72 •
Whistle Heard
Round County
HERE COMES THE CIRCVS -Wllen
ranner George ~furai ble•· his whiJtle
the other day about how he'd been hJt up
for a $10.(Q) political coatributlon. it
became about the loudest blast htard in
Orange County government circles in re-
cent times.
lndttd, 1he screeching tones from
1'1utai's whistle now have superv oors
Robert Battin and Da~·1d Baker tossing
\·erbal bombshells at each other : tht DA
has launched an investigation : the Grand
Jury \rJll htar tesumony : and Lord only
kOO\\'S how m&ny 01her bu reaucratic
functionaries "ill grl into the act.
\\'ell, \\'he11 it comes to a super·sizf'd
flap. Jt is clear that $10,000 \\'Ill go a long
"ay in Orange County.
THE "'HOLE !\JESS 111\'olves a 46f>.
acre parcel or la nd in Fountain Valley
l.nO\\"ll as !\·li le Square Park. It Is OY.'tled
by the federa l gov ernment and leased IG
Orange County for development as a
pub lic park
l 1111/ development occurs. ho wever, 213
acres of the p11 rk land was leased to the
aforementioned ~1urai so he could till the
soil and grow some things, hopefully at a
n1odest profit .
Trouble is th:it ~lura1's lease is running
out so he has been asking the Orange
County Board of Supervisors to give him
a little ti me extension so things can con·
llnue to gro\v.
Nt:XT THING YOU know, Murai 's a1 ·
tomey mak es public allegations that
somebody suggested if ~1urai made a
Ten Grand political contribution, things
might go easier on the lease extension.
That little disclosure was what caused
the agricultural product! to hit the Ian .
Rumor and allegation have it that
District Attorney Cecil Hicks had somr
or his operatives on hand when 1'.lurai
forked over half the loot -$5.000 -to
somebody who "'as to tak e it lo
somebody else who would give ii lo some
politician.
Identification of all these somebodies.
however, has been clearly obscured amid
the furor and shouting and the ins1stenc('
of DA Hicks.
HICKS, LI~E all good la w en·
forcement officers. \1·ould like to see
discLmion of the allegations held to a
minimum until he can complete his in·
Ve!tigaJion avd pr esent all the in·
formation in a neat package to the Grand
Jury.
Answers lhal DA Hicks has suc-
cessfully obscured fr om publ ic scrut iny
so far are the ones that might be applied
to these questions :
-Did the DA 's men actuaUy t yeball
witness $5,000 in cold cash being handed
over to somebody?
-If so, who ~·as that somebody?
-1£ that somebody did get $5,000, \\'ho
did he take if to and for what purpose?
Political payoff? Political contribution?
Old de bt?
So far in the Great C-Ounly Flap. no
re.al answers have been made available
to the questions -just speculation.
guess. gossip and rumor.
INDEED, THE DA has managed 'trell
lo keep things shut up on these issues 1n
the case but he has been unable to stop
general tongue·wagging and narcs of
temper surrounding the whole thing.
Supervisors Battin and Baker got into
it hot and heavy yesterday, each insisting
he would call the other's bluff by deman·
ding federal investigations.
Dismayed Board Chairman Ronald
Caspers figured with both the DA and
Grand JW'Y in the act, there was already
enough probing going on.
But the rest of the board voted for the
whole federal government to be called in+
to the imbroglio. Ala~. before H's all over, DA Hicks
may be tripping over all kinds of other
investigators as he struggles to uncover
Truth and assure Justice.
Man Saves 6
In Belfast
Bomb Blast
BEl.f AST I UPI\ -Six mtn Cl<•P<d
death or injury today wben a ftllow
worker riskf'd his life to warn them of a
spu ttering bomb.
The bomb blultd • bul depol In Lon-
dooden')' just before noon. Another ah.at·
ttred a nearby drtss ahop rnoment•
later. Two othen ezploded in downtown
Armagh.
No one was bu.rt In any of the blasts.
For that , the sis men in Londonderry's
bus depot hid Burt Scarlet to thank.
Searle! saw a ma.n push a brown paper·
"Tapped parcel into the depot hall and
SUJpected 11 once it was a bomb. He ran
-not away, but to warn his six
v;orkmates. As they scrambled. to aafety
Sca rlet dashed toward the exit -but bad
to pass the bomb.
"Smoke and sparks" were shooting
lrom it, be said later. "l saw I was done
for
"I \ren t back as far into the bu ilding as
I could, "'ent into a toilet . locked the door
behind me. lay Uat on the floor. Almost
immediately the whole building seemed
to come down around my ears."
Scarlet was badly shaken , but -like
his workmates -unhurt .
In the StcQnd Londonderry blast
women ran icreaming from a dress shop
after two youths pla nted a bomb. again
wrapped in brO\\'ll pape r.
Dur ing the night there \\'as hancj.to.-
hand fighting around the neighborhood
soclal center in the Roman Catholic
Andersonsto"'tl dis1rict of Belfast and 1t
did not end until Bri1ish soldiers chased
1hc last gangs of teen-agers fr om the
area.
The fig hti ng began \Yednesday night as
Catholics 111 the area tried to march 10
the Roger Casement football stadium. ll
"·as the second battle in four days
around the park. \\'hich troops occupied
\vhen they moved into Cat ho l i c
strongholds two weeks ago.
Acrosa the city in the Catholic Ardoync
district, soldiers arrested one of the
Belrasl lea ders o[ the Provisional Irish
Republican Army (IRA ), Marti n
Meehan . eight months after he escaped
fro1n the city's Crumlin Road jail.
Catholics stonfd army and police post s
across Nort hern Ireland Wednesday to
ma rk the one.yea r anniversary of the in·
troduction of internment "'ithout trial for
suspected IRA leaders.
Only in Andersonsto"'tl · scene of fierc e
rioting Sunday. did 1he \'iolence threaten
to get out of hand.
A cro\\·d of 1,500 Catholics. many of
the m teenagers. marchfd through the
Falls Road district shouting .. Give us
back our country."
As !hey came 'vithin a qua rter mile of
the ball park . whose club and bar is a
social headquarters for the neighborhood .
the y ran into barbed \v1re barricades and
lines of troops and arm ored cars.
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Che•• Draw
This was the p<1sition or the
pieces as Bobby Fischer and
Boris Spassky played to a draw
Wednesday in the 121h game
of their $250,000 World Cham·
pionship Chess match.
Nlre Tru
Th e message on the leg of this
pretty hitchhiker is deceiving.
To a Frenchman. il simply
means that the young lady is
trying to thumb a ride from
Parii; to Nice, a resort city of
the Riviera.
Chic£1go Firm
Recalls Canned
Hani~-Too Wet
\YASHINGTON (UPI ) -Hundreds of
thousands of pounds of canned ham arc
being recallc<i by a Chicap;o pack.ing
company from all parts ol the country
because s;i mples \\"ere found lo contain
loo much water. the Agriculture Depart·
ment announ~ today.
There is no he alth danger to consumers
in the hams. oflicnls stressed.
But spokesmen said thal \vhil e
nonnally·labeled canned ham is allotved
to contain not more than 3 percent water
picked up in the curing proei!ss, 30me
ham s produced by the Agar Food
Products C-0. at its Chicago plant had
nearly t~·ice thaf'a'mOunt.
Of 168 hams sampled. 165 were over
the 3 percent Um.it, averaging 15.3 pfr·
cent water. Some had 16 percent . an of·
ficial said.
An Agriculture Department spokesman
sa id the recalled h11m included 300,IXX>
pounds held in y:arehouses and distribu-
tion centers around the country and an
unknown quantity on shelves or retail
stores.
Department officials said the hams \\ill
be held until the problem is identlfled
and appropriate corrective action taken.
Among possible steps, one official said,
was use of a regulation .,,.,ilich would
allow the hams to be relabeled as "'vater
added" products.
Spokesmen said the hams ,involved
""''ere packed under a number of different
labels. including some "house brands ..
for chain stores. Hams packed at the
Chicago plant are identif ied by the
federal inspection service plant number
282A.
Autumn Weather Prevails
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War Goes On-N. Viet'
PARIS (UP!l -The Vlei Coo(. dtlal~
lnl !0< Ille fir" lime Ill demands lllr a
coalitJon ...,1me In South Vlttnam, aald
today the WV wi.11-nte ....-Dlloti"'
ti0111 ttma!n deadlocked UAtJI lhll 5al1on
govermneol resigns.
s.tore the actual ta1U btpn the
Hanoi ddegatroo Ultd stai-11 by ac-
tr ... Jane Fond•. s.n. Edwonl Ketultdy,
former U.S. Altorner General ~
Oark and · U.N. 5ecrtWy General Kurt w aldheim to back llJ claims lhlll lhll
Unit.cl States wu clellb<ralelY bomblo(
dikes in North Vlelmm.
Madame Nguyu 'lbl Blnb. au.r Vitt
Cong negollator, Wd al the IMth -..
of the ltaltmaltd Vietnam Puce lalb,
"As loflll u ·lllat admlnlllnlllon of South
Vietnameat President Ngey.n V •n 'nli.u
exlllJ, the war '°" on and the nqotla-tlona remain deadlocked;" ·
U.S. nt&ollator WWlam J. Porter Aid
the Communlsta' rt!UAI to a.,..,,i a
,.....nre and ·lben negotlat. a· polJll<al
settlement proved their • ' o b e s 11 v e
pursuit" of l military victory in order to
•lzt ...-bt South Vietnam. Ha U.S. plann hid "cltstroytd M portlom of
clisDlltMd Ruoi'• dll:e allotallom .. dikes and ae••o floocl11t01, clel'Ulaled "°"' ~ -or dlla and towns. dlnlaged -e=-...,. • -'11 .""~--..;;;~;...;;;;dc-=~.;nllllJns. 1buct
Iler _... "dudJocbol" 1P!>lled to Ille ·-at ~. acbooll, borptlall.
bl<:blqa privote ta1U be'-'> Hanoi'• eburdiel IDd pqodal."
neaotla""' and U.S. Presidential Advller
llm'y A. Kluln(er u wdl u to the
~ a.mJpubllc -OD Klfber Aveoue.
Todl)>'I -ol the coolmooe.
daplte retenll1 --opllmllm ot ~ ofll<lalt. bad ibe ume II·
moapbeN o1 uarY cbaraa a1111 ....,. lttclJartea about alleged U.S. bomblnl of
dlbl tllat morked Jut Tbundl7'1 -North Vletoam told the d'*11ocked
ltlllon lhal U.S. aircraf\ had 1ttacbd
Ill lrripllon dilra •nd dame 177 11me1.
lncreaalng the f1gun of 17' times lhat
waa used at 1aA 'l'hutldly'1 storm)' -Tbe deputy dllef negotiator I« Norlh
Vietnam, Nauyen Minh Vy, conUnuing
Hanoi's worldwide campaign against the
alleged delibtrate bombing of dikes, said
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In Crash
OAKLAND (AP) -An
Atherton woman paralyzed In
1 pl1ne crub in COiorado four
,...,... .... ha • .., • 'hnllllon
out-of-rourt setUemtnt, htr
attorneys said W~y.
Ann< Chew Melbye, 18. lost
the use of both legs through a
spinal cord ln)ury wbtn the
Cwna 208 she wu riding in
craab·landed In 1 mountainous
area near Creed. COki. on July
23, 196&.
She and htr allorney hus-
band ruchard were on a
business trip, with anorney
William H. Owen and his wife.
Owen, v.·ho was piloting the
plane, attempted to bring it
down on a highway alter the
[..__B_RI_EF_S _)
engine died in turbulen t
weather.
ti.trs. Melbye chtrjed Owen
\li'ith negligent pilotlng and
alleged that Ceuna A~raft
C.O. of Wichita, Kan.; Con-
tinental Motors Co., of
Muskegon, M i c h . ; and
California Aviation Service of
Oakland, had imp r<> per I y
designed and maintained the
plane's fuel system.
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SAN JOSE IUPll -The
Angela Davis trial co s l
California taxpayers $ I . 2 5
million.
Other expenses could stiU be
added to the amount spent to
keep Miu Davis in jail for a
ye.ar under the heavy security
and the cost to the prosecution
in her IJ.week trial that ended
in acquittal.
Santa Clara County spent
'884.900 to put lite black mili-
tant on trial on charges of
plotting the Marin County
courthouAe shootings of 19iG.
About $200,000 of th-::r.t amount
was added rtetnlJy as
o\1ertime for she r i f f 's
deputies.
e Rate Opposed
SACRAMENTO (API
Consumer advocate William
M. Bennett says he has peti-
tioned the California supreme
Court to prevent the .Public
Utilities Commission's rate
decision on the P a c i f i c
Telephone Co. from going into
effect.
Bennett also criticized the
decision in the case, with
which he has been associated
since the beginning as a con-
sumer advocate. Bennett was
himself a member of the PUC
prior to the Reagan ad'-
ministration, and is now e
member of the Sate Board of
EquaJiiation.
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DAILY Pll.DT !J
Fires Sweep North Ellsherg, Russo
Fall Jones
Is Here PORTOLA (Al') -Fire
llahtm cooe<ntrattd lllelr ef.
forts oo wkldy xpanted
1""111 lodly -an uncontrolltd
~blue IOUtll o/ hen ID
Tahoe N1tlol>al Forut and I
50 peroeot Qllltalatd llnl llllt
hu b1acbncid 3,000 acrts Wtll
~f LlytoavWe.
And altboogh oot i.rae. a
sules or appamitly sel grus
blazes in the COvelo an:a.
aboot 20 mllu northeast of
Laytoovllle. WOJTitd flre of·
llclal&, '
The fir. aboot five miles
"'"ti> ol Por1ola on the ust.m
slope of lht Siem wu one of
ten ignited by Ughtntna: in
Tahoe Forest Tueoday.
U.S. Forest service of!k:iols
sakt all was Coin& well in
boldlna the lid "' lhlllp until
1lrislt winds whipped one
..,._ flre lints about 3 p.m.
w~.
1be flames were moving
east throulb pine and fir at
the loot ol Becll-ttb Peak
above Ctrman Valley alon& a
half-mUe--front.
Officia1a anxioualy watched
wlncl dlrectton. prepared to
ahl't the US mm on the lines
ohoold tbe lln cha1111• lls
coune to tbe -11. thfreby
atttin& 1 mile and a hall wide
patll up tile peak towards
Portola. On tllo peak .,. •
microw1vt: ltlticrl and other
commwUcatlonl equipment.
. Al dawn a specially equip-
ped pillne fnim Bolte, Idaho,
WIS upeded to talte inlrared
pictures ol tile nr. ..,.. lo
belp (Ire -plnp>lat bot IP"'> Ind aid In ltnl<I)"
To Oppose Nixon
AddlUoMI help Wll btlng broocht in from other i1.1tkwlal LOS ANGELES ( AP\-Oan-U S. Du:trict Court Judge
fore.sts I.lid from u far away lei Ellsbe.rg and Anthony Rus· Malt Byrne, who summ<lned
as Arliooa and Jdabo. so, their trial postponed fitV· juror• to his court Wednesday.
Air tankers also planntld to eral months, say lhey'll u.'le told the U regular Jurors and
attack the. flamt.s ..a1ttr be1ne .1be....polltlcal aeasou recess to ail alternates t.o remain on
r<nder<d ineflo<tive Wtdn•~ CAllfORNIA make antlwar spttehes and <ali lndellnllely. Altbougl! tlley
day by lhe strong winds. campaign against President may return to lheir homes and
About 1$0 miles to tbt west. N. • 1 1 .lobs, the panelistt must notify
LOOK
weary crew1 bave . battled ix~.~ rc-ed ""1 '1 on. lon Is lhe cou ... 11 "·ey lea"• t•· , •• since Tuesday afternoon "iiu.s a mnistrat a '' ~1 ~ uc:......., WISTCllf.f pLAJA
against the brush and limber menace to lhc rights: of Angeles area during thclr l7TH & tl'llHI
fire about seven miles west of American citizen!," s a 1 d perkxl as jurort-in-y,•a.Jtlng. NIWP'OtT llACH
L. y t 0 n v i 11 e ' Arson ~ San Diego Ellsberg, 8CUSlfl!I tlie govern·_:.::.:..___:::..::::.:..:.::.___:::.:::.::_~========~· ted ment or "using the charxn in
suspec · this case to frighten other
Officials anticipated f u 11 Celebrates citiwu out of revealing whal containment would be attained they know about government
by midnight tonight with <'On-Hes. deceplion and criminal
ttol by Friday mklnlght . SAN' DIEGO (UPI) -While behavior."
Most of the 520 men were Republicans g1lhe:r in P.1\aml Ell be d R ~
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Younger to Measure
Governor Prospects
.. A . ~-' ... s rg, 41. an UMO. ""• u..:1ng concentrat= on uie Beach, the party's first choke f o rm e r R 11 n d Corp .
northern edge of the nre 1 t' •··• ·1 ·11 researehers on government where the hottest spoL'I were or a conven ion uuM cl Y w1
located . There wert: S3 fire be telling: itsell how nice it is projects, are charged with es-pionage, conspiracy and theft engines and 29 bulJdozen In r they didn't come here after in connnecUon with the leak lo
operation. all. news media or the top secret
Two of the dour operaton Mayor Ptte Wilson has Pentagon Papers detailing
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SACRAMENTG (AP)
California Atty. Gen. Evelle
Y oonger says he might run for
governor in 1974 if he is front·
runner in Republica;n
preference polls.
necemrlly mean I would were slightly injured wht_n declared the wetk beginning origins of the Vietnam war. they were thrown from lhetr " . , The trial was halted before run ." sliding rigs on the steep te.r-Aug. 20 as Americans Flnest opening arAuments by a
In addition, he said, "I'm rain . City Week." wiretap dlsput e after jurors
not just dying to get anolhtr Seven aerial tankers were That, he said \\"ednesday, had already been sworn. The
job... dropping chemicals. should give "us the op-U.S. Supreme Court has given
About 20 miles northeast or portunity to enjoy the city defense attorneys time to file ··1 genuinely enjoy what I'm Laytonville, offlcial11 said eight ourselves. whereas hosting the petitions for a high court hear-
doing," he said. "I've never separate grass blazes had convention would have been a ing oo the matter and pro!>
heard any controller or been set In the same general mejor inconvenience and ably won't rule on that untll
lieutenant governor talk with area about a mile west of woold have stopped us from the jusUces reconvene in
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Then again. he might not.
One thing be probably will
not do, he told newsmen at an
informal luncheon Wednesday,
is run if be is not leading In
the polls.
similar enthusiasm about their _eo_v_el_o. _________ en_Jo_Y_log-'-the--c-ity_•_•_w_•_do_.'_' __ 0<_1o_be_r. ____________________________ _
Younger said he would not
liAse his decision solely on
~blic opinion polls, but on
".all measurable standards." 1 He said he would decide by
text Labor Day whether lo
n.in for goveroor or re~lection
to a second J0«-year term as
attorney general.
Recent Democratic gains in
voter registration fig u re s
mean. he said. that "it's going
to be tough for any Republican
to get elected governor."
"We'll probably take soun-
dings next yeer. and if l 'm the
strongest candidate, I prob-
ably .,.•ill run. But if I'm not.
1 probably will not fttl
obligated ti) run ," Younger
said. "F:ven if I were the
front-runner . that wouldn 't
jobs.''
This referred to Controller
1-lousLon Flournoy and LI. Gov.
Ed Reinecke. ~·ho are often
mentioned as GOP com-
petitors for the gubematori.al
nomination.
Younger coruiders another
contender to be Robert Finch,
rormer presidential adviser
and former Ca Ii Corn ia
lieutenant governor.
Union Say~ No
LOS ANGELES (AP 1 -
Negotiators for the Southern
California Rapid T r .a n s i t
District and the union rep-
resenting its driven resume
meetings today after a union
vote to reJect the district's
latest contract proposal .
\Vhyno~eros?
Can Rliinos Fi1id Love?
SA.N DIEGO (AP) -Four
northern white rhinoseros
are going to try and make a
go of it in a Dinka and Joyce
and Lucy and Bill situation.
Dinka and Joyce. after 15
years of living together at the
St. Louis Zoo, are taking up
residence with Lucy and Bill
at the San Diego Wild Animal
Park.
Officials said Wednesday
the four are the only while
rhinos in the United Stales and
are among the last of their
breed in the world.
The move of Dinka and
Joyce to the animal park is in-
tended to provide them with a
freer, more natural en-
vironment in bopes it might
encourage them to breed, park
officials said.
rrs
Side vucud beam1. Each
V ego door is bolstered by a
hefty sleel beam that looks and
works pretty much like the
quord roJl11 you see along a
hiqhwoy, You can't see them,
but toke our word they' re
there.
TO
P~wc ftn.tila.tion system. Veqo's inqenious
way to teep outside air continuously C::rculoUnq
in.side even when the car is atandinq still and
your windows ore rolled up.
Moo .• Fri. 9 o.m •• 9 P'"'· Serurday 9 a.m. I<> 6 P'"'· Stmdcry 10 a.m. -4 p.m. L
Tho on¢no. A rpeclally dO"
l'igned overhead com, olumi'
num block, 4-cylinder power
plant. Blq words to match an
impressive performa nce. II d•
h vers f6r more horsepower for
its .11i.ze than other httle cars
plus gos mileage lhal's nqhl up
there with the best of them.
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Trims •lone wills, P1YI~ Full
clrcl1 .,..,d for 314 • bllde.
lnsllnt triwr switch. 8200
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wears like quality oil-base! lets moisture escape
without blistering; U!Ually covers in one C1>1t Re-
sists mildew, stains, etc. White or Jamestown colors.
FLAT INT£RJOR-Full-bodied, non-drip latex ~vers
most surfaces in ooe coat _ •. dries In 30 min.
leaves a flat, scrubbable, fade·rtsistant finbh.
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blistering! One coat usually covers; may be rtcotled
in 1·2 hours. Soap/water clean-up; ready-mil colors.
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usually CO't'tf1 t'ttn porous surfaces. Hip!Jes
smoothly, dries to a washable finish. Pastels, wtlftt.
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Dri'les smws. tlnlds scrn
llOIH. Prttet speed control,
Clp.: 14" stttl, W' hl-
$15.H
TOUI LOCAL HAIDWAll WITH NATIONAL CHAIN IUTING POWEi
Dioc !hobs. Each
front wheel of a
Vega sports a big
standard 10-inch
diac broke for
smooth stops.
The bolter,.
Every little oa.r
haa one, obvi -
ously, bill only
Vega has a
aeoled 1kie-ter·
minal enerqiz-
er·lype bollery.
Which means
your lermlno \1
will probably
never corrode.
Hidden windthield antenna.
Included when you order a factory
installed AM or AM!™ radio.
flmh-cmd-dry rocbr panolt. See
those tJny arrows? Alsume they're
raindrop1 quahln9 through your hood
and down through your rock.er panels
to woah away aolt and other sediment.
Now auume they' re little zephyrs ol
air dryinq up all that rain. Cne very
effective way to liqbt uqly rust
Full foam bucket HOb. No
half-way meosuret: here-full
deep loom for your bottom and
back, taperinq up lo form a built
in headretlroint. Very sporty, 0 1
weU at comfortable, to qo along
with the rest of the lntertor.
The map poc:bt. No biq thlnq,
really. But it's lndlcoUve of the
many Utile touchet you don't
hove to aocrtfioe In order to ;;:=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;s;;;;;iii;;;;;ii: drtve our little oor. Besidet, it'•
Double pa.nel roof. One 1teel
roof flnnlr attached to another
1teel roof to make V eqo. a little
ltronqtor on the outalde and a little
quieter on the buide.
R""',,,.,,., hK'1itt11'l*f 1M1 ntl ~,
tMlll U •11 Nila 1fM Cllft lirt tn11.
a qood place lo 1ta1h your
candy bar wrappen.
Building a belier way to see the U.s.A.
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Coil IJ)rin;s. Four of them,
count· em. one ot every wheel.;
They're part of the reaeon for
Veqa'a exceptionally comfort-
oble ride. And 1f you've ever
ridden in other little car•,
you'll appreciate what we
mean.
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~• DARY PILOT EDITOBL\L PAGE •
News Blackout No Aid
Some alr traffic controllers have caUed for a blat-k·
out or all news regarding 1kyjacking In the belief that
news reports serve as lneentives for potential hijackers.
On the surface, it may appear to be an appealing
argun1ent. CertainJy if no one had ever heard of sky·
Jacking. he would hardly be likely to invent the game.
But the argument overlooks the fundamental fact
that it is almost impossible to hide the hijacking of. say,
a 747 with 300 persons aboard and pretend it didn't
happen.
As pointed out by Air ~avelers Associa tion , a no~
prorit organization promoting :ur safety, the pubhc
needs more ne"'s, not Jess ne\•,is about skyjacks.
"Full ne .,..'s disclosure helps government and the
airlines to impose the tight SC<'Urity measures wh ich are
still vitally needed to thwart skyjacks." said ATA dire\'-
tor Leonard Snyder.
Ne"·s reports need not and have not been a how·
tlHlo-it direction kit for potential skyjackers. But as
more and more extortionists fail at the game, full pub-
li cation of the facts will discourage others who might
be tempted to try such a free fli ght.
Behind th e Boycott
A lot of wrong can be done by innocent ~rocery
buyers \\'ho go along '."'ith _the "Boyco t.t Lettuce 1 cam·
paign bei ng y,•agcd nat1onw1de, ~nd which_ got so much
support at the recent I?emocrat1c conv~nt1on.
universally overlooked -ii that more than 8S percent
of all bead lettuce grown In California and Arizona is
ha...,este<Lunder wlioll ,eolllrlct. accordla& to C_alUornia
Director of Agriculture C. B. Christiansen.
What is really behind the lettuce boycott is a juri,.
dic:tlonal dispute between the Teamsters' Union, which
Is under contract wtth growers or 75 percent o( Cali·
fornla's lettuce, and Cesar Chavez' United Farm \Vork·
ers Union, which harvests about 10 percent of the slate
crop.
Lettuce is an Important part of Call rornia's agrl·
cultural economy. It accounts for about $1 50 million Jn
the economy. Ruining that market without understand-
ing the faru is shor1'lghted and harm• innocent people
-uUimately the union members themselves.
The People's Weapon
ti is perhaps predlctable that the press would sup-
port Sen. Alan Cranston's bill (SB 3786) to remedy a
Supreme Court finding that a newsman can be forced
to reveal confidential sources before federal grand
Juries. After all, it would be sell-protection, wouldn't It?
It is much more than that. For the Supreme Court's
ruling overlooks the fact that the vress is the Atnerican
people's primary weapon for rooting out and exposing
corruption and lawlessness in high places, in and out
o( government -particularly in government, at all
levels.
Behind the ca mprugn . of course, u an attempt to
unionize all farm workers involved in harvesting let·
tucc. Certainly \Ve 'vould not argue wi th that privilege
tr those involved believe it "'ill help right a mo r a 1
Y.'rong or economic inequity.
1n the words of Sen. Cranston, '1'he First Amend·
ment is not a piece or special Interest legislation for
the news and publishing fndustry; it is a governmental
guarantee to a free people without which they could
not remain free tor long.''
'Goodn ess! We 're not trying to stifle her voice! We're
But y,·hat should be borne in mind -and is almost
The privilege of confidentiality needs to be pre--
served.
· just trying to purify it!
Musi cal Plot
Not as Hea vy
As FBI Said
The FBI failed lo make good the late J.
Edgar Hoover 's startling charge that the
Berrigan bunch had plott~ to kidnap
pre~1dentiat adviser Henry K1ss1nger.
11" now develops thal the FB I turned in
!'till another false alarm about a
Berri~an ··pJor· to
comm11 musical sal>-
otage .
The G-n1en solemn-
ly "'arntd the \\lh1tr
House that Father
Dan Berrigan y,•as
conspiring \\'ilh re-
no\\lled Cilndurtor
Leonard Btrnste1n
to embarrass 1 he
Ni.ton Administration. The alleged sc heme
y,·as to dupe hlgh off1c1als. possibly even
the President himself, into applauding an
antiy,·ar oratorio at the Kennedy Center.
THE FBI WARNING, delivered to
presider:tial assistant JI. R. Haldeman on
(JACK ANDER.SON)
J uly 12, 1971. caused some back.stage
scurrying to make sure that Bernstein's
production didn't contain a hidden an-
tiy,·ar message in Lati n.
The confidential FBI n1e!Sage, citing a
"valuab le confidential ~urce," advised
that "Leonard Bernstein. noted con·
ductor. has been commissioned by the
Kenned)' Center for the Perform ing Arts,
\Vashington, O.C., to compoM! music for
the dedication of the Kennedy Center.
"Bern.!lteln ha s composed a 'mass
oratorium' and repo rtedly visited Daniel
Berrigan al the Federal Correcli?nal
Instituti on (FCI\, Danbury. Connecticut,
within the past three weeks and pe.rsuad·
eel him to compose words for his muslc ."
BERNSTEIN'S mass ''will follow an
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Is it true that Sargent Shriver has
ordered 100 million bumper stick·
ers reading: "My selec tion wu
19th -I'LL TRY liARDER"'?
-C.R.
T~;1 lt"llu•• ••llttlt re-rt' .,1,...,, ,_,
nKtSSl tllf lllo.-: ct! fh.e MWWl~r. Sfnd
·-!>el ~evt to G,_,,f GUI, Dtllf l'llGI.
11nliv.ar theme. will be in Latin and aung
by a choir at !he dedication ceremony,"
confided the FBI.
"linportant govemment officials. per-
haps evl'n the President. are expected
to attend this ceremony. and it is an-
ticipall'd they will applaud the com-
posilion without recognizing the true
meaning o( the words.
"The source advised that t h e
newspapers v.•ould be given the story the
following day that the President and
other high·ranking governm ent officials
applauded an anti-government song.
"The source advised that Daniel Ber-
rigan had not completed composing the
11'o rds. >A'hith v.•hen finished v.·ill hn ve to
be smuggled out of the FC I at Danbury."
TO RELIEVE \Vhlle llouse anxiety,
Nixon aide \Villiam Safire v.·as inv ited to
con1e to a rehearsal. Another presidential
assistant, Leonard Garment. attended a
dress rehearsal at the invitation of
Bernstein himself.
Bernstein's mass "''as staged In Sep-
tember and v.·as received with rive
reviews. It contained only one line tnat
could be interpreted as antiwar -"Oona
Nobis Pacem" or •·give us peac:e." Pres!·
dent Nixon. in any case. did not attend.
The FBI 's suspicions probably were
aroused, acC-Ording to B e r n s t e I n ' s
manager Harry Kraut . by Bernstein's
known friendship with Daniel Berrigan.
Bernstein did, in fact, visit Daniel Ber-
rigan at Danbury prison. "They talked
about the nflture of mass," Kraut said.
But they did not conspire to trick the
President or anyone else into applauding
unintentionally for peace.
Tlwse Halcyon Days
'Today's word.quiz deals with actual
things that have become mere figures of
speech: see lf you can !rack the word
back to the thing lt5e\f. Half of lhem
right is an admirable score.
I. \Vhy do we use the v.·or d
"cyriosure" to mean whatever attracts
attention. such as
''the cynosure of all
eyes'.'"
2. \Vhy are times
of happineSJ or pros-
~rity called "ha\.
cyon days?"
3. In golf, why Is
a score or ooe stroke
()Ver par on a hole
called 1 "bogty"?
4. Why do we refer to certain devious
transactions as "robbing Peter to pay
Paul''!
$. What ls the origin of the phrase
meanlna: to take offense or txprest
l'f!lefltment by leaving "In h I 1 h
dud(-"? I. What did it orlClnallY mean lo be
"ln fine fetUe"t
7. Wby -the betr lo the -crown always knowi. u the "Dlupbln"?
I. WbY b an eablbtt of "'"'"'ice callod "ahowl11J the white ! other"!
t. Where did the ~ "bom lo Uie
purple." come from t
10. WbY do we opeat of ........,
"putllnc bis rl&hl foot ror .. ard''1
ANSWERS:
I. "Cynol\ft'' 'A'U the pGLar liar,
munlo& "dai'• tall" In Greet. and If' 'PfJlnl lo canottllati.. U,. Mi-, whldl
........ pdded ahlpo b)< •
• '
~YDNEY J.HARRI~
2. ··~talcyon" is the old name for a
kingfisher, and ancient Sicilians believed
this bird I.a.Id Us eggs only when good
weather was abtad.
3. From a popular song of ll90, "The
Bogey Man." {rom which an imaginary
opp()nent, "Col. Bogey," was derived at
tht: Yannouth Golf Club .
4. In 1550. St. Peter's Church.
Westminster, w&.1 made a cathedral ; a
decade later, this was revoked, and Its
estates went to St. P11ul'1.
5. The handles ol inferior daggers
were maM of "dudgeon wood ." and
those for«d to use such weapons
rmnted the imposition.
I. Tbt An&Jo.Saxon "fettle" wa1 a gtr·
di< lmlgbtl uoed In comblt.
7. "Dauphin" 11 aimplJ the Frt.neh fo1
"dolphin"; from the Voloto and Boubon
dynalttea, wtUcli uaed I dolphin Oil their .......
I. 'l1lls II from <11Cl-i''1btlol' no pme.
cod: hu 1 white fellther.
t . ffBom to the purple" boo nothlni lo
do with the purple robot of ..,.uy. but
comet rnim the custom of lht B)'l.l.DI Dfl
ol 11n1og their aocouchmtnt chlmbon
with porpllyry, or purple, In pttpondoo
(ot I n>yal birth.
10. In llomt; I boy WU lllltiOntd II
1111 tloor el a !!WI"'"' lo cautian vl!llon ='~~ ... tlnu!lolt! left loot lint,
abd -
Many Seek P11blic Se,.vice
Lawyers Turning to Social Issues
•
By MARY COSTELLO
The legal Wofession which n· .~
seemed securely anchored to tradilionnl
practices and conservative values is
busy loday trying to determine if the
aclivism of young lawyers and law stu-
dents ha1 brought lasUng changea. The
profession may still be predominanlly
conservative and traditional, but nobody
is quite sure at this time.
The issue is certain to be a key one
discussed when the American Bar
Association holds its 95th annual meeting
In San Francisco beginning this Friday.
One school of thought that is beinfi{
voiced in many book.s. bar journal
articles and other published studies la
that all the fermtnt ii only &kin deep
and, in time, will fide. Another school
maintains that t \l'tn if the commitment
lo public service i11 weaker among eome
of the young lawyers than they pretend
and less than sincere among established
law finns which offer free or low cost
l'!Crvlces to the poor, the new activism
has brought far more than rhetorlc1J
change.
THERE IS some indication that the
majority of law students. despite the ir
oft-expressed commitment tG the poor
and their admiration for public-service
lawyers like ·consumer advocate Ralph
Nader. will choose the more lucrative.
stalw positions after graduation.
At Columbia University Law School, a
questionnaire in the spring ol 1971
showed that only four of the 136 third-
year .studenta said they had accepted
public-service jobs whereas 88 said they
planned to work for private law firms.
Nevertheless, topics for discussion at
this year's convention in San Francisco
suggest that the legal profession is now
concerned with lhe social questions that
many activists are pressing.
There will be sectional discussions on
natural resources law. with its en-
vironmental implications. and o n
minority.group chaUenges to tbt: present
method of financing public schools. Still
another topic destined to rettlve at-
lentk>n. though not on the agenda. is the
possibility that there 900n may not be
enough jobs in the profession for all the
new and future law school graduates.
TOTAL &-,ROLLMENT in lhe nation·s
147 accredited law schools bas mort than
doubled in the past decade. For women,
It has lncrwed sixfold. Nationally, law
schools rtporl an overage of about thrt<
applicants for every opening while at
such prtstige !Chools as Harvard, Colum-
bia, Yale, Michigan, Pennsylv1nl1 a.nd
Stanford the ratio runs u hllb 11 10 to 1.
It ha11 been c1lcul1ted that i1 the present
rate of Increase continues, the number of
yearly law school graduatn wlll double
by 1974 and re11ult, by 1985. ln a doublln&
of the enlire legal profession's mem-
bership, now about 350,000.
There art both idealistic a n d
pragm1tlc reasons why '° many young
men and women are attracted to the tsw
as a career. To some tt. ii "where the IC--
lion Is" -where tht refonn-mlnded ln-
dlvktual can make the law a tool "to turn
the !}'stem around." Otben may be lm-
prwed with the ovolishillty of jobs ond
lhe relaUvtly high poy in the l<gol pro.
r...i... topedllly 11 1 time or Job
scarcity in m1111 olber prof<alons.
CURRICULA chan&,. by the law
tchoois lndicat. that !ulurt grldUatea,
whether they m emplol"d by tstab-
lbhod Wall Strtet fln\)S, corporollons or
By Geerire ---
OONFIDENTIAL 'lO AO!£ IN-
VISlBl.J'l INK' " "
!Problt1111 oolved wllb 1
minimum ol both«aomo l'<IUlll. I
EDITORIAL
RESEARCH
the covemment, may :ipproach their
v.·ork in a different v.'ay from their pre-
dtcesson.
The CouncU on Legal Education for
ProfeSJIMal Responsibility. a group
sponaottd by lhe Ford Foundation, found
that 100 of the 107 law schools it con-
tact ed in 1970 allowed students to recei\'e
credit for work in community legal aid
office•. Ofli~ of Economic Opportunity
neighborhood programs and public·m-
terest law fi rms
The new emphasi.!I oo "clinical" -as
opposed to classroom -work appt>ars lll
have strong student support. In recent
years. about 75 percent of the Har..-ard
Law School graduates v.·orked as
students in OEO-financed local Com·
munity Legal Assistance offices.
PUBLJC.£1\'TEREST law firms. largely
staffed by students v.·ho receive credit
from their law schools, have proliferated.
One of them -the Antioch School of Law
-is scheduled to open in Washington ia
September and has received about a
lhousand applications far 125 first-year
places.
These trends toward involving law
students in community affairs do not
mean that future lawyers will model
themsel ves on activists like \\'llliam
Kunstler, Mi chael Tigar and Leonard
Boudin or even on a public-service tyJ)9
like Ralph Nader.
It could mean, however. that more of
them wiU look beyond the narrow in-
terests or tht-ir client.s, especially their
rich clients, to make sure that I.hose in-
terests are compatible with the public
good.
How to Save the Airlines
Given the recent tremendous strides in ~------------)
l'"rlst areas. llotPanlS on the ART HOPPE modern aviation -piano bars in the (
stewardesses· areas. and hijackings in a'll
areas -the latest breakthrough should '------------~-surprise no one.
ll is. of course, Fly·By-Night Airlines'
.. Jaybird ~vier.'·
··we 've finall y licked h ijac kers
forever," says FBN ,
President Homer T.
Pettibone: proudly.
''And it's fun too,"
FBN's simple »
lution employs no
balky metal dtttct-
ors. embarrassing
11earehes or grim
armed guards.
ON CHECKING
in, passengers are first processed by a
giant IBr-+1-6000 Seatmate Seleelor. The
passenger's preferences for blondes,
brunettes or whatnot are entered on a
punched card and the computer selects
not only the proper seat but the ideal
Seatmate as well.
Pawngers ne11 proceed to the enclos·
ed waiting room. There, they are reliev-
ed of their hand luggage. parcels and
every stitch of clothing. Then the happy
throng is ushered aboard their Jaybird
rlighl -na.ked as jaybirds and
guaranteed weaponless .
Once in the air, the p&sseniers are fttt
to roam the ain:ra!t. First Ct.ass offers
such attractiom as the luxurious Borgia
Lounge, or the more discreet 1-tarquis de
Sade Closet. Economy Class passengers
must be content with the more intimate
Orgy Room. Atost, says Pettibone. are.
DURING FLIGHT, the pre t I y
stev.·ardesses are everyv.·here in thei r
cute F'BN uniforms -pert cap, two ear-
Another Double Tax
n.. Dolly Callfonlu
El Cljoo
Pltost of us would ht 11 ptrturbed as
Mn. Roben Hunter of San IMgo, and
hundreds of other Califomla citizens, ll
the state suddenly began sending a bill
requiring w lo poy l90 a lllO<ttb for lhe
support of one ol. our parents.
F'ew people hive that much spare
change ovallable afler buying grocertea
at inflated prices, paying ezorbitant tax·
es, aupportlng lbe public utillties and
committing lbe:lr money to such other
necessities u current Ufestyles requlrt..
It would be especially ve:xin.g if, as bas
happened In many cases, the state sent a
retroact!\'e asswment for okl aao
asalstlnce. In ?ttn. Hunter's cue. this
alO!le ll!IOWlled lo $14G.
111£ PEOPLE soclccd with this added
upense, a oonsequence of Governor
Reagan's welfare refonns, are .iot
qulotly aequlesci"I! ID the !late'& efforts
lo ttduce the "'51 of. carin1 for the tldu-
11. They have organlud lo fight the
"rt!orm." lo San Diego County, the
organlution helded by Mn. Hunler b
ealled a....rnect CIU.... Aa;llinlt Doullle
Tuattoa (CCADl'l .
It 11 this 1roop'1 ...tention that lis
memben already paj llxes, thus the re-•
qulttrneot that they J1<1 1 moolbly
amount, ln addltion. ccmtltutes double
tu1Uon with 1 vengeanct.
We don't lclio9' how far they "111 llOl
with tllolr 1rgumeftl, but 11'1 1 vil!d
poinL Ctl"7inl that ....,.pl lllrth!r.
pomb with children In .. 11oo1 iboWd lie
charslll more thso thole couplet with no
oUllJ"lrtl, People who mW .... of parlts.
llbrorleo, lloopitalo ltlld the llllt COtlld be
(GUEST REPORT J
required to pay more for their operation
than people who don't..
THERE HAS LONG been a rclalives'
mponslbillty statute in California re-
qulrintl children ID contrlbut. to the '"I>'
pOrt of their elderly paf'fnts if possible.
But the llMWlt ~~st~ by the state
wu 1nodest, ind few objected until the
IUlllS ...,,, rolsed substan~ally durintl
the 1171 campal.gn for welfare rtfonn.
It may seem callous for children to ot>-
ject ID helpi"I! caro for their parent.<. In
~ old days, after all, It was e1pttttd,
but that rarely meant paying money to
the state. At most it meant putting
aootht.r chalr at the Uible and fixing up a
room. • THE CONCEPT 'OF tbe wella~ state
bas gone 1 long Wl)' since thtn -ltlld so
ha~ the tuet to lOJpport that ~ of
'1'1tm. ()or .iciely mllltl bo belt., off u
chlldttn ........, the -1blWY o!
carilttl for lhe~ parlDll, lilt .... whtn
that WU lhe prlCllce lhetO Wm
counUta tlderly who sul!er..t beeaux
thtir childrtn _, -or wooldn't -
pro•ido the necetsll'1 !UJilllori.
The wt.lfare 1tate owesJ&a 1:1lst 11
l•l!!t portly "' the (Id that the old
system didn't wort. 'A' hlvo mAdt our
oholce, ind !hero Is no tumin~ bock
wlllioltt 1 poinfut adj\lslmtnt thal ln-
,.lvu <OlllldoroblJ more than mrritlng
the wdfmlln
rings and red tocnail polish. One will be
at lhe microphone delivering the stand-
ard little talk on safety precautions,
1nuch to the interest of many young
passengers.
Another will be pushing her cart down
the aisle, pauslng at each seat to smile
and ask. ''COffee . tea or Kam a Sutra
oil? ..
N' movies are offered in nighl on the
Jaybird Se.rv1te. Nor are there any
pianos, strolling Gypsy violinist.a or
roanting caricaturists aboard.
"THE AIRLINES have been loling
millions competing with each other in at·
tempts to entertain their passengers."
says Pettibone. rubbing his bands.
"We've solved the whole thing by simply
allowing the passengers to entertain
themselves."
Asked if he didn 't feel FBN's emphasi!
on dating and sei was unfair com-
petition. Pettibone looked genuinely
S1'rPrist'i1. '·f'riendly skies. piano bars,
HotPan ts," he said. •'What do you think
the other airlines have been peddllnJ: (or
years?''
"Beside.!!, we look on this as en an-
tihijacking measure. Now tbiit It's im-
possible to smuggle a weapon aboard, lt 's
imp<>Mible to hijlclt lhe plane. Anyway,.,
he added with a smUe: "who'd 'Wlllnt to?"
UJ\'FORTUNATELY, Pettibone spoke
too soon. The very next day, lhe 10 p.m.
FBN Olght from Oshkosh lo SiOW< Falls
~·as hijacked.
A )'oung man assigned a buJom blonde
Seatmale asked how long the Olgbt took.
\Vben told 23 n1inutes, he became en.
raged. grabbed a plastic knife, held it to
the pilot'! throat and demanded: ''Take ut
to the end of the runwa)', park and douse
tht-Lights!"
When the passcngen were released tJ
hours later, most agreed It w.s the
greatest trip they evtt bad on an
alrplaoo.
DAILY PILOT
Rob<rt N. W<td, l'lll>IWl<r
TholllGI ICF""4 Edilor
All>m'IV.&lft
l!diloricl POfl< Edilor
n.. odUorW -et 1M 1Ja111 Pilot ..cir. to lqfcm aM .umu--1.a.l~ ""&rs bJ P1"'*".11tinc this
nt'A1!(11per'a oplalor111 and ciom-
mtnUU, on. topb @l tntcml •n4
"""'lftoai>«. ..,. P!0¥141oc a "'"""
'""' the ~-., .. ~ ""'""""' .... h>, ~"·• ,.,. dh'tftc '·k-wpninta (JI Womwd nb-
~rs and tp0kesmir:n nn t.opla
o( the day.
Thursday. AuJUll 10, 1972
.1
l
Tllund.lf, At1911St 10, i q72 DAILY PILOT
ly Phll lnterfondl
pi~t11re-taking
speeials mlnolta -hl-matl""ca=-=-,,.-----·--
L. /ti. Boyd
Secretary Most
Dangerous Gal
A man'1 wife, dodcr. minister, lawyer, these can't bt
made to testify qalnst him. ln some states, in some cases.
But bow about his private secretary? Her confidential
savvy could make her a most damaging witness. But she
can be compelled to tell all Some students of the law say
a diJenchanted amanuensis. therefore. can be the most
dangtrOUS woman in a reUow's life.
1 YF.8, an airplane casts the same size shadow at J0.000
feet as at 1,000 feet.
YOUNG LADY, your nylon stock-
ings will last longer, Jr you don't
wear the same pair two days in a
row. Experts say the · stretched
~ threads do better with every second
day off to relax.
THE SOVIET UNION'S publi>hlng
mooopoly has printed up a lot ol
"how to" manuals. but none so successful as its recent
party·lime brochure on ~x. F'irst printing sold out in
three hqurs.
QUERIES -Q. "Has any U.S. Presirtnt ~ an
only child?"
A. Can't think of one.
Q. "HOW did the German expression 'Gesundheit" _
originate in response to !Ofllebody's sneeze?"
A. Don't know. Do know "God bl.., you" started out
in Romt in A.O. 590. PracUCally everybody ID Ute city
• wu hit with an oddbaJI ailmlnt marked by fits of snttz.
ing. Pope Gregory themort decreed all snttiers be ao
addressed.
BRIDGE PLAYERS, please note: It's not just the cus-
tom but the rule under tht International Code on Bridge
that the dummy must always spread ·that hand with the
trump« on the right.
FAT -In abandoning a sinking ship, men and.chil-
dren should go into the lifeboats fi rst, women last. such is
the contention ol a British Royal Navy doctor. "Women,"
he says,-"are better inaulated against the cold water by
an extra layer or fatty Us.sue." Interesting. Lady libera-
tionists have listed of late numerous superior character-
istics. But I've yet to hear them talk over-much about
fat ty tis.sue. Too modest, maybe.
CUE!'<IT asks why '° many French youngsters have
the same Urtt oamtl. 'Ibey do, t r u e. Government ol.
France lntermlttenUy pull out a list of suggested names
for babies. Nobody tw to pick from that list. But most
couples do, .anywl)'.
Address mail to L. M. Boyd, P. 0 . Boz 1875, New-.
port Beaclt., Calif. 92660.
For Sale Soon
-A Gas Chamber
SACRAME.\'TO I APl -
What do yoo do with a used
gas chamber?
The State of californla may
have to decide ijM! question
someday, deperiding on lhe
l'OUrll llld the VOlerl.
'1PeopJe wonder 'What we're
going to do with It.'' San Quen-
Un spokesman Joe O'Brieo
uld In an interview.~
The steel room of death 11
loc1ted 1t 110-yW'<lld S.n
QuenUn prison, which Gov .
Reagan ha& decided to shut
down by the tnd of 1974.
Phil Guthrie. spokesman for
the state fl<l>ar!mtnt ol Cof.
rections. oa1d ~ art no
plans for gu chambers In the
two analler (rilanl the lt1te
pl1n1 to bu\ld 11
reQ!actmenla.
IJI 1ddltlon. tho JJ.S. and
California Supreme Courts
have both ruled against the
d•ath penalty. The &-I state
court ruling said fiatly the
death penalty violates tbe
California Con!tituUon while
the federal coort uld It w meaa1 ... currently Id-.
ministered.
CaJifomians will vote on
Nov. 1 on a petition lniUatlvt
which supporters say _,Id
mtore the ability ol the st•t•
legislature to specify capital
pUniahment tor ctrtain crimu
-IO king aa Juries Were not given an opllon on whether the
penalty be d .. lh.
Guthrie aald state officials
'just haven 't thought about
wbat they ~ do with the
1pple .,...., chlmber where
190 men and four women have
died Mee it ••• built in 1931.
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grille ""'Y to instoll. 219.95
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keystone 880 re1note
control slide projector
Reg. 79.99
• Forward, reverse and cycle
of slides, as we!I as ar m-
chair focusing
• Shorp 4'' 3.5 lens fo r h·ue·
to-life colors
54.88
• 3 seporote motors fo r cooling
cycling ond projection.
• Bonus! 100 slide circular tray included
at no additional cost
Camero~. 11
All models have ultra-quiet compressors e1 sy..mount
panels, therm ostat controls, unique air-wash filtering sys-
tem. General Electric spine fin cois for the utmost in
comforl. Plu g into any odequaley wire d 115 volt outlet.
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259.95
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Now you can enjoy decorator styling in 1
super-thrust oir conditio ner. that brings 1
world of freshness ... indoors. 12 omps,
c.omformatic control. steel case with beauti-
ful ponels of simuloted rosewood. 259.95
Mojor Applinnces. 80
convenient terms avaaable
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NlWPOlT HUNTINGTON ltACH 0«.ANSE, MAll 0, OlANGf Cl:~llTOS
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SHO' 10 A.M. •• t :JO '·"'· MONDAY THIOU6H fltDAY. SATUltDAY 10 AM . 1, 6 ,.M. SUNDAY 12 NOON I• I •.M.
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Senate Votes to Prohibit Kennedy
Shut.dawn
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Sales of Cheap Handguns
WASlllNO'ION (UPI) -Jtii.i. aclJlkd Clto eotfttea
Allor IP<odDit '4\)1 mDl!oo bl UJat ~ ,... ~ Indicated ·:.;;::.; • .:::.:'! ~-~tWJu.oto in 1
ttoo, the Arm.J bu l!ll<d the Ptu, a membtt ol I the WASHJNGTON (UPl1 -'l'he Stnate
has rtsponded to the 851Wlnalion It·
te1npt agafiiSt-COv. -GiOrge c:--wnuace-
~ith a new fireanns rontrol bill aimed at
cheap litUe guns called ''Saturday night
:ipeeials."
But , in lhrtt days of roll call votes that
produced paS!llge of the bill Wednesday ,
members affirmed the right o f
on homes and buslnmes dalro7ed by
Tropical Storm Altltl ln June.
__IDs . ..ltilL~ ~rked 1 t
by Gov. Milton J. Shapp tbaftlii rii!Or
gove rnment bas lhlrked its
responsibilities.
• Syphllb Pavme11u
WASHINGTON (UPI ) -A blll that
would compensate aurvivora of a 1ovem-
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menl experlnient under which more than
( SHORT 600 Negro victims ol syphill.s were dented JN · • • treatment has b<tn introductd by
"---------~ AJabama's senators.
:\mericans to keep guns for protection
and om·e again defeated overwhelmingly
alten1pts to ban possession of handguns
nr require their registration with the
bO\'ernn1ent.
1'he new gun bill, SJKIDSOred by Sen.
Birch Bayh ID·lnd.). fa~ an uphill
i;!ruggle in the !loose. and President Nix·
on's vt<'\VS on the measure are not
knov.11.
The 1neasure, if enacted, would rtmove
an es timated l million small. cheap and
inaecurate firearm.CJ from the American
m11rket, banning their sale by either
inanufaclurers or dealers.
Sen. James 8 . Allen said ln a Senate
speech the United States govemnwnl has
an "etfllcal responsibility'' to compensate
p.!rsons injured by the experiment.
Allen was joined by his DemocraUc
coUeague, Sen. John J. Sparkman, in in-
troducing the measure. Jt w o u Id
authorir.e payments of up to $25,000 per
person.
• Turkeu Buu• leu
ANKARA (AP) -Turkey and the
United States signed an agreement today
by which Turkey will buy 40 F4 Phantom
jets -two squadrons of 18 planes each,
wilb four spares.
CAPE KENNEDY CAP) -
'll>LJpace_ acmllJs. """ •tderlne c lo al o r uu.naut
tninlng facllltl.. ...... and
transferring the functloa to
Houston'• Manned Spaceeraft
Cent<r alter the Apollo fiighl
ln December.
A NASA apokesman aald ln
an Interview lbere waa oo · tn-
dlcalion •hen a dedsion wUI
be made. Shutting th e
raciliUes would save tbe agen-
cy money but could ellmlnate
100 jobs.
U the switch la made, the
nJgbkrew. training bulldlng,
constructed 11 a cost or IU
mill.Ion, would be closed.
Inside are two Apollo co~
JDUd.modUle simulators, 1
lunar-module aimulat.Qr and a
lunar-rover alnwlator valued
at a total of $50 million.
e flomney Assailed According to an announcement by lhe
Turkish general staff. payment will be
made partly with the belp of U.S.
military aid credit. The aircraft wW bt
delivered by 1976.
Gra.ee, Charm
All Apollo Olght crews havei
trained on these simulators
before their Olghta.
Apollo 17 wlll include the
moon-landing program, and
the lunar-module and lunar·
rover tratnen no longer will
be needed.
WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (UPI) -HUD
Secretary George Romney baa drawn
Angry shouts from a crowd or fiood vic-
tims when he told them the federal
government wlll oot take over mortgages
No cost of credit figures were released.
Phantoms cost about is million each.
Princess Grace of Monaco par·
ticipatea with her family in
swimming race at Monte Carlo
Beach pool lo Monaco.
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with colorful quilted floral print, $199.
Especially for our August Summer Sale
••• Perfect for your re-decorating and
space saving needs! Huntington House
a~d Laurel House designs thal belie their
dual purpose with sophisticated lines and
luxurious fashion fabrics.
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ditional style sleep sofa with decorative
side arm pillows. Opens easlly to eleep
two comfortably on Innerspring mattl8S&
In nugget, autumn, pumpkin or sapphire.
Regularly 249.50 •••••• $199.
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Sllop So..!•y II to&, Mondoy, Thund•y "d Friday 10 lo 9. Other O.y• 10 lo 6 l!lf IM!I ~ ~~ ,
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"In ·~ it ~ ,qn0tc'"c.t~'""°'~ml:;;ilet.:;i.:fl.:;:lllc.:told ti the Ar"'1'1 pot,. ..... 'gllml 11 •th; ilidilCio .... ~1-t111rn;n,·.,..,.-----'f--
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(1).1<1.Y.), a,_~._ ~·-ol committee membtr ir;llo "u . ..... ,_,.. y.... otte or the conleree1: the-. The Arm.y ... Wed 0iq. Clncellatlon ol the contracl
enne'• demlle l<t 1 Howoo&>-CQUld COit u maay u IOt Jobs
ate ""11.,.... pt e • t l n g •I'~ Aircraft Col'.p. in
W-y OD , annual ...a-llwblnlt. ~ccordlog to Rep.
po111 luthorhatloil tor the p,... Barry M. Goldwaler (R.catll.)
tagon:Tbe cont ..... in,....._ Lockheed started w 6Tk
clllng Hooae and . Senate bills Morch, !Ill, oo a craft doalgn.
we"' trying to de!ermine how ed to be If hlgbspeed, heaYily
much ·to fpeod on Cheyenne armed t n t I t a n k bellcopter
this li.t:al yW'. . • primarily for .,. II! Europe.
llepai1nlent _«, Ami!/ ti• Finl deliveries bad I beoo
SALE ;
Brings you a total
fertilizer with insect
contml. Prevent
those insects
from damaging
your lawn. For
blade a n d di·
chondra lawns.
50 LBS •
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Worken..Jn tbe Hooe+.r -~.plant~
thai a !\' tbe ~ ~"'.'~!.' Mayor Herllirl
"""""""'· Tho 2f.y~4 d-ty ....... said hf le!J ~. i;,p
way 16 leon\. pM joaodiliom,
in • plAtJI! wal to wtri: twe. •
' arbo1r Blvd.
OSTA I MESA .
Reg. 7.95 Save 1.00 --·-·--·-. NOW 6.95
mEE PLANTING SPECIAL? . '
You
Select
The
Trees'
Liquid tmbtr -~lorful
leaves. Wffping llow-
very ornamental. Euro-
pun Sycamore -fluffy
leaves. 11<!'1.ll'M ~l .
Planting
Day.
Friday,
18th & stately, Blue Flo eting Aug
~ Jacarand1 -Be Uful •
. ~ blue flowers. :\
We give' you frff dtli'ltry and planting mix -I 998 and -Plent 'em for you. . ........... , ............ only
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LILAC Colorful Oleander
·The old·fashioned blooms and fra·
grance ol Eastern lilac grafted to
Calif. st-OCk. Well suited to our area.
Extremely hardy with masses of
blooms from white to deep reds. DoU·
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Reg. 13.95 NOW 711 Rtt. 6.95 Nqw498 ,
Special!
CARNATIONS
Ollr florist offers you beaulitul loaf-
stemmed carnations this week.
25 of thtm only 198
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" T~~ blend natural menthol with our
superb golden tobaccos. It is a "Unique ·
blend found in no other cigarette. A
blend . that gives Salem a tas\e that's
never ha"h or hot ... a taste as naturally
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wunty Advised
To 'Bank' Land
Slat/3d for ~urt 11,earing
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Courl l>earblf 111 lllo OrMP :f:.~ .... : .......... .-c.1111o1""flct1ri'i--111iljlll..,_.lllllo~ ,..,._.'I----~------
T ... ..._ -JIN, ~"'4 Wl'f~A -Olllclllo ..... °"""~t, .,, .... lo pul '1 •• !!!
I ~or pubic """' lleel I 11<1 Atta RIV,,, or ... Oil toot for pu,,...,
Of 1 IN'ftbtlt the county is ,..,.. ....
llll!llly Kr •JJJt1 •• u " I y
dlroctor of NII property
1tt¥k!n1 11id lht t ,249 ~res
~ bt oold ., surpluo .,,.,.
e ll!lll!llO IU ..... '"" act lo 11111 • land bank.
The Dl'lllOlld ""II An• 111.,f.J1n11110 c:rtak
-btll "®Id •irll~ • 1lllloO from U.. ..... i. 111o
111vmldt Ooitnlf lln• •nd.itlM mllaa Uf1 llnlltlo O'tllt llltm
'LOCAL
EDITORIALS
Thi DAILY PILOT
Quit• o~'" . tl19h+. City Hill
llf 1~111\. 111111 lilt ri'fr lo ' ll>t *"°llPI ol lilot lo ..-ifnt flM la illlt llP lee nfjJI.
lbt 'Vq11·Pm oam. wtU Ill btld A..._ ll,1iillowl111 tlol)I.
An ll!vtnlCll')' conducted by 011.JMl!f COllllfV • P'tlllllh District C.rt It Ap. Wl!IOm (In aac1 0.. rue<! 11tau10'• tlllce llsu the I.Sit Mn" llftl I -al \ ...,.;00 ..... ,.... 1 ~t ttst . Ill Juperlor
wes Rloltl tM rtvtt as uni"" • r --.... ~ k rtllll '"' 1111 pr~·ed land eoo1ldtred to bt previOUt Court ilocisiotl jll lb< see 1"f m
tul'!ll"' property b)' such ~uestloll. #hid! calls lw lht ted ., , · lt<IB or lht ao11n11 dl'dl~
Mendes •• the °""" County Actlnf Pre.11dtnc lllfllce fl INd cont.nl Jn pa sol Ill '1~ter :ct and ti. county Msrcut Kaufman hll f.anted t'-ttounty. U~.,.can t~D~~rty '' 4.ff Awnrd a wril·ol prohibition ·.'!" by '1llt new law Pf'9Ylcied 111411 ~-~ A ·llr&nlf CounlJ' and .. air -11 bill ltlON of !tad be ~1••i::,r ~r ~~:~.:; pollullon oontrol d 11 I 1 l e I ltmOVtd fl'Glft ,.,ulll ll'tdt
100111r11111111 p1a .. ror ~~ To Counti an '1!:.~ir.":' 1r4,.,:~ ,....u .. tir Ju11 ui"" 1ttd oorrldort OO!Ht1Uo111ll1 wide ~ .-......... llQm PftllllWn lly J '/ 11 1111, r...:" .. r o/ lht river, DAVll ~ 11N11J Jlailtr of 11.tuilNa'I o,lnl•• IJI. Tht oU oamplllies .rlUfd
Ortt!tbfll Coo~i\alor llCld Fullortin ., tM ti ,.... y ... g
lloMll of C..11 .. liltl hi• Calif~"""'-lo reOelve llte B 'ld. Ba New Pr oar am ' r::' It lo !'\.11'1 lo =·1e bJghtll ..... 4-H Cllib awwd U~ ing n .=.IL
rl•=lfil. dt'ltlo I . •• lite . 11111uat • 4-H ""' H . S • ' D . .
llf Hid~•hiltr'\:4 ,leadtrahip ... r.,.... at UC On Hosp £taZ. uman . eroces egree loll of I, 19"1 ti 11"1 llt•ll. t.°"v'J:. ~11!~~~:'r: Miu S..iley, 111 Whlll•g • riidllll lht 11111, lh• ••llr Ave, ... d'llllJlifd. along Ove rturu.ed Available at Cal State
j!lr\d Ind lltt flood ®lllNll Wilh 1!141111tr 1111 'fld IWf 1111'1~. boJ11 II I 4'11 Nia Diamond IANTA ANA ~ An Orl!ll• FULLERTON -A n t w ~ lrld .. ......! lt-
Ootlllll' '""'"~ "''' ... ,, Thi iwir<ll .,. midi "" eounlr ll\lptrllll c • • , i .. ' "" ._... llUlW" llOO ll!IO In 11'11-!J 'rl" ~-"· fl . ,_ and dtelllolt llltljhl ill' 1 llOlJP of de1111 Pl'Ollam d t • I I a • d
ll tt,' IJlt pure " of ---primarily to trait! r,"""' !tr Tht lllW ~and UiJ if>. "·' ··•, , .......... , "'"11111 ~ •ilmlnltlratoro ~ I ......, ._..... ~· wUI 1if ... M"' .,,_, wfd.11wtuii1lfll OOMltuello!t '"''" n oommlll! y .... .,.. ~·-..,. •
et 11., '-Ptllll .. 1tild 11 1111 11.-II achtdultd Util fill ~'.~111 Dr. NM! Dr·
mllli"'I htl. """ O¥tlltlnild II CAI llalt Fulltrton. ........,, t. °"'J, '
11y lllli lqilllllon. Tht new dtp. a btll!flor Ondul• ,W !iii ll'i>lrtm,
An imtndmtnl Id .W.mbb' or ocltnct In human --Dr. 14flf ..W, will b 1
Biii 1m dlllntd the i.rm ltu bttn 1pproved by !ht quallll'"! to "°" 11 """ "comm"1<1 l'Ol)ilrucllott" 11 Chtnc:ellor's Olfict or tht l1!0llOOal• In '"'blllon olfl<n
oblalnilll irtlld 111 d I n c C.llfornia Stai. University .... ,..,., •• p • r .• h I •• I I o
permllJ r•llier thin compltlt •nd Colleges. )ioopltlla, moni.. hllllh qen-
buildTon PW"llf, . 11 Judi• Aooordlng 10 the program clea. ~l'ltl clinl••· cburch Jiff •· Htl11nd1 hocl rulod dlre<tor, Dr. WUUam Lyoo or agenclel and llml!fr ll'WP'·
lat! ore~. Corona det Mar th• new Dr, LYDI\ uld lilt Pl'Ol!'li!I
The COlll"lfla b u 11 d I n I dear,. wlll give students tho ta a fin\ llltrill!I lo train I""'
1 :n.i.•~ 1n 11119 okllls to work In child care and pie for aounulllla and cam· ~.:"'!:'""~ b;,,,· O:rutlnf 1erlalrlc1, -Ion and mJtftll.I' ,111"1"11 \ll!fflllQlll on by locoi ltf11Ut eitnnlnl a11fto doiflllloll, td\lcallott, coml • • 1*1\JIG!'• dQl'lt ltvtT.
,1., all ltootllllo which lltd munlly chtnp, fllua minority .Hlu.llY, QtOelM IO!llHI
c 0 mm 1 " c 1 d oonatructkln relaUon1 -ncr earwr develop-· :t0n•T• •lUt d0il0Allll1
before July l, 11'/l. mant. iloW
CARP T & DRAP S
VINYL & ·TILE
31"9 Of• ALL ORDIRI
County boo¢1ail alfe<tod by Tha cort al Ult.. Jlf'Qlll:l!ll, l%w ~ lrt dim~trlnl
G•neral In Santa Ana, 114 ltnalv1 ftald WQtk Wllh PllVl\I y . f1 alt ltvtl • . IUf• · · the tegtslatlon Include Brillo! t.ron !'lid, 1' i"ll Y"111 of •~· OIO,. r 1lloit Q, I h •
beds: Brea Community, 114 and Pllbllc ~m\11111)> """""' Uollt\ lo illo itloll lllkl of -= ;· •: ; ;:=::; COMI IY ou• WA•IHOUll Dll,LAY ROOM
AUGUIT 7th thr11 AUGUST 1 tth
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18"'1 Adm/,../. Mod•'""" SOLARCOLOR TV __ ..,
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1M o i•p •.. Tilt-color! ~o .-."11111'11 >Nll11k. yoll'll fffl you'11 k><A'"' at
!lw H~~l lh•nt-H 11'1 Admu1l'1 Bil.ck Mitri• SOltl'fok>f l'lo:tll,. Tul>e
h tmVn liltl di"-"trK•, And, tilt PnM!drrllt.I ~ h ~with plentyaf
ftdtnh•l-QutUtv ettu.C111ne He tu Get •It tht f•~U about the Adm Ital
buy of 1+.. yur, Wal11111 fi11IMI ori pol'f*I~
beds; East Anaheim Gtneral1 qtnc!IM. ~· lnltl!ll, lJt 1••11(•1_ NM!.. ;:•·= -·-• .i.:::~+:;.~ !
99 beds ; Canyon General In
'Anaheim, 242 beds, a n d
Placentla·Linda Community,
98 beds.
Despite Judge Herlands rul·
Ing, all five boepitals have
been under constructkm and
should be completed by the
end of this year. Tb e
developers said they believed
$ h e corrective !eaislation
wQUld overcome lfer1and1'
l'tlllng.
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Death Notiff•
llALTZ BERGERON
FUNEllAL HOME eo .... 11e1Mar flMISI
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MOll'IVAllY
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Pilot's Mistake
Blamed in Crash
DAILY PILOT !I.
Nixon's La Habra Office Restored
By JAN EDWARDS Of .. o.1tJ ,_ a1att
135 Wtll i.. Habra Boulevard,
marted by 1 lar1e bronze
plaque.
They plan lo pord>Ue the
building lO be tbe clwnb<r
headquar1en and evenlually
to be turned oVer to the Nixon
f OW'ldaUon u a monument .
WASHINGTON -A Santa pmd Gl"11! C.U01y sberUf's
Ana student pilot was 17 mti.. d<putl" 1utthlng for wr<ek·
oU oourM oo u Jnstrumenl qe after ana Tftidentl :="3.!=t1:.;= repon.d bearlnc lhe crash.
LA HABRA -l'il.iids of
PrHidtot. Nixon ha\'e created
a D011J:r"06t organlution to
rt1lOtt1 hll flrlt law office ln
LI Habra to IU original llat.e.
frun plcturt1 on the wal l to
tilt 00 the noor.
Today, the on e -story
Wilding ls a real estate and
tnsurance company office at
But ten leading La llahra
cilizens wlll co mplete ly
renovate Lt with the wooden
desk the PrtJ.ldent made
binuell and bookl , plctum
and family portralll collecled
by the La H1bra Chamber of
Commerce. according to Dale
lRnberg; the cham'*r's ex·
euctlve vice-pruidcnl.
Althouth U>tre is no known
pl rture of the oUice"s original
interior, l 1en b erg said
restoraUon det.ells wi ll co~
from the recollectiorui of some
of Nb:on's "cronies w h o
N!member It well."
The interesl of the chamber
bas gmttaled the lntmst or
clli1.ena lhrougmul Or11111•
County. Isenberg knows ol a
moot.ge of f1111Uy plclw'ell
recording dl!futnt ataacs of
Nixon's schoolln& In Southern
California which tlfl plans to
Ilk in the rtstored offict". And
he na, been cont acted by
"oth~N c!aln1ing they hive
-m('mOrt1b1ha they w o u Id
donatt'."
lo Dy crllhed in oorthern Call·
fomla, tll1ing all five aboard.
F.dwanl llomlniUet. 21, had
only :it boun' eaperlenct Dy·
Ing tbe -\115 -" allm.mtod. Into a ridie at 1,000
feet elt'Vltion oear Muwell.
He and his flight inltrudor,
plu!I thrt< _ ... di<d ln-
llalllly when tbe aittrall
a-ashed and e11>loded across
a wide r.UUS in tbe fanning
area.
The Nallonal Transporlallon
Salotr Boan! rel.-d 111 com-
pu1ertud findings on tbe
rraah's specific cauae today \n
Wasbingtoo.
Dominguez. a lk'ensed com-
mercial and Oight l.Mtructor
flyer, apparently departed
from published FAA pro-
ttdures during the instrument
landing lhal ended in lragedy.
Tb< NTSB aaid Domlngun
was 17 miles south-louthwest
ol lhe radio navigallooal beam
be ahould have been followin«
on the icradual deocent toward
the Willowa.(;lem County air-
port. •
He had taken off tram Orange
County Air1>orl J I 0 . 1 7 ,
1971, tn route to the fan'Aiet
community of MUwell. whe.-e
his parents lived.
The plane passed ovtr the
village of Sites after the pUot
received radio permission from
the Air Route Traffic Control
Center in Oakland to pass be-
neath a low, fOggy ovecast.
Dominguez got clearance to
began his glide approach
through dense fog at 12.22 p.m.,
and wu last spotted on radar
10 miles from touchdown.
The rented Beechcraft hit a
ridge in solid fog "'·hich ham-
ACLU Op ens
New Office
For County
The American Civil
Liberties Union has opened an
office in Costa Mesa to serve
Orange COUnty.
"The ACLU is an organiza·
lion set to protect the in-
dividual rights of citizens as
established by the Bil of
Rights and the Constitution,"
according to Steve Egan,
director of the new office at
333 171h St
He reports more than 100
Orange County citizens have
called him and his volunteer
staff of four since the offict
opened early in July .
The volunteers bear the
complaints, investigate tho8e
they feel are justified and see
that "due process of law and
equality before the law is
practiced ," said Egan. The
legal work is done b y
volunteer attorneys.
Apply Now
For Spring
At Cm State
FULLERTON -Cal Stale
Fullerton is accepting ap-
pllcatlona for tbe spring term.
11C<Onling lo Dean o f
AdmiJSklns and R e c o r d 1 ,
Ra]ph Bigelow.
Applications will be ac-
cepted through Augu!t.
Applications for the siring
term are available at mo.st
high school and community
college counseling centers, or
in lht admissions office at any
of the 19 ltlte univeraity cam-
puaes. One appllcatlon b uaed
for all 19 campuaes.
Bigelow said upper division
tramfer calegO<i.. ""' sllll
open r.. au majon for lhe rail aemerttt, wtth a>me graduate
calqoria alao Oll'ft.
AU lower division categories
ara dooed. For further 1 ..
formation about open
coteeori<I call l7W400.
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or know o< afQ'OM moivtns
to our era. pt.eue trll ua '° U.t n ..., e:Ji:lmd a
~ wtkomt and help
them lo -OOQllllnled ln their new l\RTOUncUnp.
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Fa111lly Cirrus fly Bii Keane
I
Ex-Emmy Winner
Joins Channel 50
Company
To Honor
Student
Cost. Mtla Hljh Sd>00i
unlor Johnathan J. Prke, soo
o( Floyd Prtct, cht.mlcal
Going w Miami
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"Blow on 11, Mommy! Blow on 1t!"
Read tl1e DAILY PILOT
· Englneer and Jong·lllnr Ai\1 r
Volt employc, is the wlnntr of
an AM.Jo~. Inc. National Merit
Scholarshlp Award.
Price plall! Ill major in
mathematics at St a n ford
University .
The M.-IF'-sponrored pro-
gram pro\'ldes c o 11 e g e
scholarships ranging in value
from $100 to $6.000 tor the sons
and daughh:rs of A J.f P'
rmployes
\Vjnner:. are sclt!cted IJy the
l'\:1tionai !\lent Scholarship
Corporation on the basis ol
test scores, grades. citizen-
ship. le;idership and extra-
curricular activities.
WE'LL TAKE YOUR PICTURE IN 11fE BANK-FREE
Then we'll print you 200 Photo Checkl. FIM.
Or, II you prefer, you can choon l111tqd from 300
attractive de1fgn1 to really person1llza
your personal checkl.
Just open your account for $100 mini·
mum with us during our 9th Anniversary
Celebration and get your free
checks c6mplete with your
choice ol 18 hand1ome check
folder1. Do It 1oon.
Personally yours.
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F.O.i.C.
~ a.ctll •ftd tOG!I "' 1 uu Awltloll AIWll.l9 tiun11noto11
31MIOI Bt~
ONE OF llER goals In the
coming eler:tion ts In woo
young vo ltr s 10 lhe
Republica.: causr.
..\'oun~ peoplf' arr more in·
d1vid11alistir: now ," she said
"They \YOn't be led by lhe
Judas goats. The GOP ha1
always been the party of in·
dividualism. 1 believe we can
win the young people by being
truthful and giving lbem a
good . took at the record or
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Daily 11·7
Closed
EVERY SHOE MUST GO!
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS!
• MEN'S
•WOMEN'S
• CHILDREN'S
BOAT SHOES
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MEN'S
WORK SHOES
BIG M~~~:· SHOES
s4~!up
Expenses Told
I
buy now! save during our
Frigidaire
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either side-by-side or top freezer, either white or colors
••• either regular ice service or Ice maker, either right or
left-hand door, and that's only the beginning•• save now
on our either or deals!
EITHER
this 20.0 cu. ft. side-fay-side giant
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WITH TRADE
this 20.5 cu. ft. top freezer
e Big 20.S cu . ft. family sit•
e Fr1•t•r stores up to 201 lbs .
e All I 00 "!. Fro1t :proof
e Maat tender holds up to 13. 7 lbs.
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Equal Bible Study Urged
BACllAllEM'O (AP) -'1111 llillllcal
..,,,. ol bow --cnoled would &el
ocpial dulromn treatmeftl w!tb Darwin'•
• u-,. ol evolutioo U a Calllamla
Oflllllalloo bu ill WI)'.
1 ''Tben'1 no way &o pt 1way from
uti.,m Jo the daaroom -evto lf you
ellmlnate all mmtlon ol Christlaalty -
l/eCt.uat lhll In lbelf woold mean
atablishmeol ol 1theisllc beUefa," Nell
5e&r1vt1 of tbe cruuoa Science n-ardi c.nter saya.
She described tbe SU Dlepbued
ceoter u a oond<nomlnat!ooal. r'ellJlou>-
ly oriented qaollatlon supported by
contrtbutioos one! tbe sale ol published
~atertaJ.
Cllilomla, wbere the 1111& Board ol "We C<><lld •uilJ end up w!tb 50 Jl<I'
Uatioo odo¢ad a po11<7 several years cent ot the w dollar uxd f« a rel~ •
•-tbll tbe Darwinian •"-ind the Bibi-ltd phJlooopl\1 in publlc oil..,._ ~· _, lion," Mn. Sqram llld. "Al pmeol,
Biblical accounl of man's creation cet 100 percent ls used for education which ii
eqUI! llme. But no<hlllt bu -dooo by bufcatly ....,11c or 1theislic."
the boal'd to implement the policy. Coum have beld tblt alheiam is 1
The center has s u b m i t t t d .:sup-form ol reliplus btlld evtn if no 1od ii
plement.ary IC:ience ttxtl tor the flflt involftd . she saJd.
through dgbtb pdes one! It 1waltin1 a "Based on what ho already been done •~iJtan in St tern•· •--••-tat IO protect the rdJclouJ beliefl of lb< ~um c!.u,';"i!,.,u;hlch-~~ atbelst cblld from off..,. in tbe
m<nds tull to tbe Board o1 Educ:atloo, dwroom. Ibey would have to at•• .....i
Mn. Sqrav,. Ald. limt IO tbe Cbristllo child," she addeil.
"We have the oo1y rnat.erial wtuch Ml'I. Segravt1 &&ld her organiuUan ls
gtvtt a balaDoe." she said. "II they don 't distributing handbooks lO state school
do It voluntarily (adopt tbe lull) th<y'll superintendents ttlling tbml how IO meet
hive to do It in court .... action wm be lrgal challtnaes against B I b 11 c a I
flled in court if they don't act." teachings In pub:lJc schools.
The Bibllcal awry is that man was She lS optim.lsUc that the Bible and
created by God in bll present fonn. The Darwin will 1tt equal das.sroom blllir!I.
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Th11rsday, l.Llfll'l 10, 1~72 DAILY •tLOT J:t
538 CENTEll STREET-COST A MESA 646-1919
WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR VACATION
AUGUST 13th Thru AUGUST 20
The cenle.r has aubmitted sc~ text·
bookt to educaton In Florida. Calllomia
and Nor1b Carolina and II prepar!n& 10
submit them in Kentucky, Mn. Sqra•e•
uld in an interview.
She said the cerner't first prk>rity is
theory fonnulattd by ltth ooitury "In fact. I think it will ~ absolutely
British scieotlst Osl.~r~lea~Darwln~~~":Y•~~manda~:•ed:in~l~he~ne=xt~lhr:ee:..:y:e>~r~•·~"~she:1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ man evolved from ~~er orden of life. uid.
OPEN AGAIN AUGUST 21
s o n -SELL SAM by Marvin Myers ---------./~
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) '$VT 1 'M NOT M!Xlt/(;; B//5!NES5 WITH FUNPSlhP, t 1305 ... 7H6 GIJ/5 A Ct/STOMB?..' " }-=:_:::::-=..:_:_:::::::=:.:~~-I
l W a·nted: Female;
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t Object: Babies
} PHILADELPHIA f AP ) -urges that make one want to
"\Vanted: Fem a I e lo Good(arb said. "Thi~ is very ~The advertisement read: create. life are still present,"
rd'rtsbing altc rud.ing about become pregnant. 1'1ust be abortions and contraceptives
under 26, Caucasian, in-and au that.H
~telligent and interesting. 1'-1any of the women didn't
$10,000 fee plus expenses for "'ant any money at all. he
an IS.month period. plus said , 41and curiously enough.
}
educational scholarships and no one asked Y:ho the father
v.·ould be."
fringe benefits." Goodlarb described t h e
How many women would be potential mothers as "very
willing to enter into such an nice and polite." in tooe, rather
arrangement? than desperate. ~ Hundreds. says Leonard E. "One said the idea always
Goodfarb. a Philadelphia ac-f.!lscinated her. having a
child," he said· "But she countant who placed the phony wouldn't know what to do with
•want ad last week in the it aftera•ard.
(underground n e w s pa p e r •. Another one. a fashion _"Thursday's Drummer." -model from California, said
{ Goodfarb said Tuesday he that she doesn't like the idea
has received calls from about or marriaiie but she does like ~500 women and has in· the id ea of a child.
terviewed about 20 applicant.1 .. And another was a wire
in person. 'vho said she could uu the
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"The forces of life, the money to put her husband
through school."
Schedule
Of Classes
Available
Class descripOons a n d
ules for evening courses
t Oranie Ccwt College and
Iden West COiiege have
mailed to kJcal resident.a
nd will be available 1t the
olleges , 111 lo cal
pmnarkttl and p u b 11 c
'brariel.
'!be' brochures lisl a 11
lasse!, appolntm ent in·
ormation, and testing and
nadlng procedures.
Evening College r.,istratlon
inl Aug. 11 by appointment
at the OCC admlaslons ol·
ct and on Aug. 23 41 Golden
est college.
Late registration will be.
Id without appointment at
from I a.m. to I p.m.
pl $-22 Moodaya tbrougb
unday1. On Fridaya. It will
from I a.m. until J p.m.
Late r<1i!tration at GWC
ill be from M p.m. Stpl. 11·
I in tbe Calle1t c-t and
""" JS p.m. Stpt. 11-21 Jn
admlnlltnlkll bu1J4ini.
Blood Giving
Time Sla ted
All EIU In tbe Saddlebadt
rea may replenlsb tbdr
I isslon Vlojo Lodge blood
aupply on Aug. 21 at tbe
"'' Ana Loda• in Santa y....
t For more lnf«mation, con
Woll -al ~It.
Goodfarb told callers he
represent~ a chi Id I es s
Philadelphia couple. The wife.
he said, was unable to bear 1
child for medical reasons.
Later, he admitted there
was no such couple.
"As a professional .
economic mathematician, 1
wanted to flod out what price
pregnancy.'' he said in ex·
planation of the ad. "But on a
deeper level. t wanted to pin-
point a serious sociological
problem.
"SuPPoSe your wile can't
produre a child. Do you throw
her out! Maybe she's nlct. you
love. her. So bert. thev would
have an ideaJ 10lution."
Goodfarb -45, married 21
years 1nd childless -was
asked whether such 1 metbocl
would be &Ultable for him.
"My wife's only temporarily
impllred, eo I have m Im-
mediate ........ to do anything
like that myoeH." be r<plled.
"Ha.ewr, ii two or three
years from now we were still
chlldlell -i u It ..... a
customary practlca. I might
tum to tt ...
Reading SJilll
Class Offered
A bulc rtadlng nlU.. count
will ba ollarod Ibis fall "' tbe
0nnp Coul E • t n 1 n I
Oolle1e.
The n!ne-wetk COlll'lt will be
taucht In ... -The llnl beglm Stpt. 1J and tbe
-" •lartl Nov. ii.
The Oil-it dUI provldts
remedial work , la b a 1 1 c
re1dln1 HllJJ. n me e t s
Wednada1 eveNnas 1t f-t ~.m. In. Room 5 ol tbe DCC
COU""'1il1( BulldJna.
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2.cu. FEET 4 7 C
WMd-frN ,....,. Ofgonic ioltot"etory ttsltd.
Ent'ichei '°a oltd maiM motmire. 2 cu. ft.
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S.lKtion i'lclude1: Co11111, Dworf Mor.gold,
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Wrth nitrogeft. Ap,.., now for 1pring growth.
60 pound bog, HiSJhly orgonic. ld.ol soil co1t-
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apeed oncl con~nienc:1.
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Wead' orcu' lawni 01 it f11d1. Weed1 your
lown ond feeds with n.w 1.1.D.U. r.low ,.,
I.aw nitrogett. Ellffo Iron too. Feed' .5,000
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Trai1iing Jun11•
T\vo members of the Army J{OTC float to earth be-
neath their parachutes and a blazing sun during
training at Ft. Bragg, N.C . 10,000 R01'(' cadets are
spending six weeks this summer at five Army
t·amps before returning to their campuses.
Reagan Signs 12
B.allot Proposals
SACRA~tEr>.'TO {Al')
Gov. Ronald Reagan has
signed a bill ph1cing 12 pro-
posed constitutional amend·
n1cnts adopted by lhc Legisla·
lure on the November ballot.
The 12 items covered in the
bill bv Sen. Albert Rodda. fD-
S11cra.111entol. lire in addition to
lhr nine propositions put on
thr ballot by initiatives.
Items covered by Rodda's
bill are:
PR IVACY -A proposal to
add privacy as an inalienable
right to thl' state Constitution.
SF.SSIONS -Propose<! two-
yeor-long legislative sessions
with bills staying alive for
more than a year if they have
passed the house of origin.
Delegate
Thro,vs In
To,vel Loss
TI OLLY\\'OOD. Fla. !APl -
A Chicago alderwoman who
parlayed $6.35 ir. hotel to\\•els
into $66 has apologizied for her
deed and reimbursed the llotel
Diplomat for its \os~.
Anna Langford. a member or the Illinois reform delega·
tion to the Democratic Na·
lional Convention last month.
\\Tote to the hotel saying she
took three bath towels. or;e
faC'e cloth. one \\'ash cloth, two
ashtrays and two hangers.
Audrey Bryan, a public rela-
tions employe of the hotel.
said Tuesday that th1' hotel
\'alued the items at $6.35. and
that a check for that amount
had been received from ~1rs.
Langford Monday.
Back home in Chicago after
the convention, the Illinoi'.'I
delegates foul'IL themselve.,
with about $30,000 in bills for
transportation, lodging and
food, and decided to stage a
July lfi auction and party,
Steve Schwab, a spoke:inlan
for the group said.
Two of the hotel towels
brought $50. and the l\\'O
smaller cloths raised about
$16. Schwab said.
The auction included
delegate badges, autographl'd
(('lpies of the credentials com-
mittee report . pictures and the
Illinois standard.
The standard brought the
highest priet, $325, Schwab
said. estimating the auction
raised $1.000, with a party
following it adding $&.500.
EXEl.1PT10NS -An In·
crease in tax exempt:ons for
blind velerans.
BONDS -A proposal to
erase the tw~thirds vote re-
quirement for hi.Inds to finance
schools to replace those not
meeting thee art hq u ake·
rL-sistance standards of the
Fleld Act.
SC1100LS -A proposal to
allow school districts to carry
on any educational program
not forbidden by stute law. in·
stead of only those allol'.·ed by
the Legislature.
CONSTITUTION -A con-
linuat1or> of the California
Constitution Hcvision Com·
mission. \\'hie\-is seeking to
strt'amline and update the
st:1te <;:onstitution .
POLLUTION -If :1pproved,
the Legislature would have
power to make loans to
private industry for pollution
control equipment.
OBSOLETE -A deletion of
obsolete consti tu tiona l
language on voter qualifica·
lions.
EQUIPMENT -Property
tax credits for anti-pollutlon
equiprl'ent added by in·
dustries. with the state mak-
ing up the revenue loss to
local government.
DISABLED -Would expand
the definition of disabled
veterans to include those blind
in both eyes for tax purposes.
TERfo.1S Legislators'
terms would begin the : first
f\.tonday in December follow-
ing the election instead ot on
the nrst day of the new
session t." fit ir with proposed
two-year sessions.
A\VARDS -The state could
gel a monetary award If an
employf' without dependents is
killed in the course of his
employment. That money
would go into a fund to finance
costs of workers who are in-
jured ~· second and third time
on the job. Twenty-six other
states have such a fund.
ll oag N 1u·sing
Chief Na1ned
Gertrude P.f. Cannon, R.N ..
has been named Director of
Nursing at Hoag Memorial
Hospital and will supervise 118
full·time nurses.
~1iss Cannon, ot 1741 Tustin
Ave .• Costa P..iesa, has been
nursing instructor in ln-
Scrvi~ Education at Hoag
since 1969 and was named
Acting Director of Nursing
last April.
I See by Todays
Want Ads
• l'or Sl..W ;.'OU can O\vn
a 16' jrt boat with a Ford
1narine t'nglnt',
Valley'_s Humwity Ri.ses;
People, Gardens Cited
Astronomers
To Observe
Meteors
l'RESNO (AP) -The
climate in Galifornla's sprawl·
ing San Joaquin \1alley has
grown more humid In the past
20 years:. meteorologists say,
du!.' to an increasing popula-
tion and a change in the type
of crops grown.
The sprawling valley, which
runs some 250 miles down the
center or the state, is semi·
arid .:1nd hot, yet through ir-
rigation has b e c o m r !ht
largest agricultural producing
area in the nation.
TllE STILL-RURAL ma
has ~ growlng like the rat
of Ca l lrornia and
lll('teorologist James W ,
Steiner says the inllux of peo-
ple is partially responsible for
ltK' intreasing humidffy.
"\Vhen a family moves In,
they buy a boU!I" ;u\d plant
trees. shrubs and !awn, eoch
of which breathe!," he said.
·'The trees. l!twn and shrubs
live on the principle of taking
moisture out of the ground and
putting it in the air. It means
n1ore humidity in the air.·•
prlmarily vlnt11rd1 or
Utd\arda, tbt farmert watered
once a month. People water
t.he:lr lawns once a day or two
or three timea a week. They
use more water, the plants
consume It and then get rfd of
it in I.ht alr," he said.
Thomas R. Cro1san,
mcteoroloaist in charge at the
Fresno buttau. said the shift
in emphasia from grains to
green crops also played a role
in the cllmotologlcal shlft.
THE BEST Statisti<'s ('(Implied lJy the
National \Vcather Service in
Fresno show th<1t the average
relative humidit v in th~ sum-
mer increased front 22 5 per·
cent in 1949 to 28 percent in
1969.
Greenery around homes ls
watered mire frequently than
crops, and consequently pro-
duces more moisture, he ad·
ded
FJFTV YEARS ago , he
noted, many of the crops in
the valley were grains. such
as wheat. Now, the emphasis
has sblited to green crops
such as cotton and alfalfa and
many more citrus and fig
groves dot the valley.
any phase of amateur
astronomy. For more in-
formation, call \'le Wagner at
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With Southern CaJlfomla temperatures remaining
on the warm side and with chess being the rage cil
the day, two San Diego girls did the only logical
thin g-they took their chess board to the beach.
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~mericans . Smile
:..And Eat Cheese
" 'It By PETER TO~GE
, CIHVH11t kltnu MM!lltet' l trVl'9
CABOT, Vt. -She pro-
~sed to bei~g a bu.I)' woman. 'wt so, she had driven 200
lies out of her way just to
t a choice cheese - a good
arp cheddar for which the
eamery in I~ little Ver-
nt town is famous.
As it happened. the 12-.
nth-old cheese she was first
ered was a little too
ture. too sharp ror her
~-She selected·, instead, a
i'lder variety, C{lnfident still
t it would meet the ap-
val of her growing circle of
~.:So phile (cheese-lover)
at's what• s happening
nd the nation : Cheese is
fing over big.
h.AST VEAR, Americans
ilbbled their way through 12.2
JllundJ per person, up more
half a pound on the 1970
e.
,.:in fact, Americans are slow-
catcbing up to Europeans,
o have made cheese eating
almost daily habit for cen-
ies.
e reason : Cheeses are of
tter quality than in the past.
ere are more of them too -
eddar. Geuda, Swiss (with
distinctive holes ), R.:r.
efort , Camembert
apoleon named this one),
!brt du Salut, and Brie, to
•me just a few or the more
!Pan 400 cheeses available.
any are similar to each
r like Roquefort (from the
ves of that name i n
anct), English Stilton, and
lian Gorgonzola, all blue-
cheeses.
ut there are 18 basic
ieties, according to Robert
derson, director of the Na-
-. cago.Cheese Ins ti tu Le in
~llUS, THERE'S a cheese
satisfy every palate, lt's a
at snack item, too, m an
a when me.ala are no Joni:er
structured as they were,
It's also a conversation
Says Bob Divis, manager or
e Cabot creamery:
"Cheese is a gpurmet item.
s the 'in' thfng to know
ut cheeses and to talk
ut th<\". People like good
Ul"I Tt ......
s llp Sito&
n ti w a r supporter
sll• B&eon takes
e out horn plan·
protesC, for GOP
convention to shoot
some pool ·1n Miami
Beach. Perjury charges were .-ur dropped
against h er In con·
necllon with the 11172
bombing or the Capitol
in )Vashington.
I
• food and people like to talk
about good food."
According to the O!eese In-
stitute, more and more in·
timate little cheese shops
(some even call them bou·
tiques) are opening uv. and ,
judging from the letters that
come In, the owners are as
keen to learn about their prod·
uct as they are to sell it.
AS IT HAPPENS, chem is
a fairly profitable, line ·to
stock. The markUp for the
retailer is good, and though
cheese is not a cheap food , it
offers the consumer good
value for money.
Meanwhile, it's growing as a
gift item. Here in Cabot, the
creamery, c1pitslizing on this
trend, has taken lo making
"gem" cheeaes -a three-
pound miniature replica of the
big SO. to SO-pound cheddars ii
turns out.
A manufacturer of high.
class women 's apparel whose
lines are sold almost ex-
clusively in New York City
ordered 200 of these cheeses
as gills for its "speeial
customers" last Chriatmas.
Everyone was ·~ighted," be
reported.
A RETIRED businessman
gives the "Gems" away to
golfing friends who let him
share their goll carts. As a
result. he is inundated vlith ol·
fers every time he appears at
a course and "a cart that
would cost me $8 to rent. costs
lite price of a ($3.25J cheese,"
be says with a grin.
Little wonder the creamery
turns out 2,000 of these little
cheeses a day. All told, the
creamery converts some IO
million pounds of milk into
cheddar cheese in an average
month. That's a million
pounds of the tangy gourmet
item.
Nevadans
Complain:
'Wa ter Bad'
VffiGINIA CITY, Nev. (AP)
- A stale health official said
water in this Comstock minin~
community ls estheUcal\y of-
fen&ive and c o u I d be
hazardous to health.
But the owner of the
Virginia City Water Co. denies
there is anything seriously
wrong with the water.
Wendell McCurT)', assistant
chief of the state Bureau of
Environmental Health. said
Wednesday his offl~ has been
besieged by complaints about
the water.
He said resident.. have ob-
jected to the smell and taste
ol the water, which although
not nonnl!ly good, bas been
especially Nd in r e c en t
week1.
NoU... have befm poated
here ad.i,tng townspeople to
boll water ror 20 minutes
l>!f ... It is •'«1-
McCurry said Ihm could be
a health problem because the
town's water supply ex>mes
ln>m an opm, aurf1ce
....,,.Jr Ind ii DOI treatod lo
llll' way.
A elllarloatlon system ,,..ld
help roduce the problem,
McQarry !Aid, but llllgJtt no1
IOlye It.
Hi added the Buruu o1
Envtroomelllal Health la con-
11derln( 1 number GI ponlble
Idiom. but he deCIJMd to •
Olllle them. '
W1ter company o w n tr
Hobart Leooard .. Id nc..t
pumpinC actloos have auled
a dlmll'bance In the city
.......ir and~ it ....
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Army Reservists di scuss loading of tires aboard
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ocean.
Connally Corrals
Nixo11 Supporters
WASJll~GTON (UPI! -
Former Treasury Secretary
.John B. Connally has opened a
Democrats-for-Nixon d r i v e
and accused Sen. George S.
McGovern of tu:ning his ov.•n
party into "an ideological
machine" closed to millions o[
loyal Democrats.
Connally, the only Democrat
In Nixon's Cabinet until his
resig nation earlie-r this year.
said \Vednesday the group
\\"ould stay out of con-
gress1onal and local races. I le
sa id its sole purpose would be
to enlist dissident Democrats
in behalf of the Nixon·Agnev.•
ticket.
Relerring to tbe tfcGovern
organization. Connally said:
•·Rare1y in our history has a
group holding tempm:ary con-
trol of a political party done so
much to alienate rank-and-file
n1embers o( that party whose
only sin is to have differing
views. Far from becoming a
more open party, t h e
Democratic Party . • • is
becoming an Ide o I og i ca I
machine closed to millions of
Americans who have been the
party's most loyal and stead-
fast members."
He estimated that 20 million
Democrats had already con-
* * * Nixon Eyes
San Diego
TV Kickoff
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Presi-
dent Nixon, who once wanted
to wio renomination in San
Diego, may still launch his re-
election campaign in wh at he
has called his "lucky city,"
an aide says.
Presidential c o u n s e I o r
Robert H. Finch said Wed-
nesday Nixon has indicated
that he wants to come to San
Diego when the Republican
national convention ends Aug.
23 in 7'-1iami Beach, Fla.
A decision about whether to
use San Diego for a nationally
televised public kickoff to the
1972 campaign will probably
be made next \veek, Finch
said in an interview.
It depends in part on ar-
rangements for a trip to Japan
for conferences between Nixon
and the new Japanese prime
minister, uid Finch, adding
that Nixon probably will spend
a week in Southern Califoroia
es soon as the convention is
over.
If San Diego ls chosen.
Finch said it would serve to
make amends for t h e
Republican Party's decl&ion in
May moving the 1972 con·
vention to Miami Beach.
Several patty leaders in san
Diego Nive been u.pset about
tho alt& change alter a year of
plaMioa. '
NiJlln launched hit 1988
campaign In San Diogo, about
$$ mil• ooulh of what now ii
his Western Wblt1 House at a.. Cl•mtnte.
A san Dlqo bulineaam.an
end Nb:Gn -· Albert Uarvtunlln, told 1 reporter :
...,,,. Pmldenl -out her-< -DJ In 1988 and hi woWd bo mlaloa I bet I!
.. doelol do ft qaln."
Findl wu In San Diego for
a round ol ~ and public .,.,..._
eluded that "President Nixon
ls simply the helter choice."
Connally, whose name had
been mentioned as Nixon's
running mate or as secretary
of state in a new ad·
ministration, insistCll he had
no commitment from the
President or desire lo serve in
the Cabinet if the President
\\'ere re-elected. rr offered a
post. he said. •·1 hope I \\'Ould
have the good sense to decline
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The lhree-tin1e Texas
governor also insisted he had
no present plan!: to bolt to the
Republican Party. Asked if he
Yrould support the Democratic
officials running in Texas this
fall, he rcplieJ, ''I'm sure I
will."
Connally said that Jeno
Paulucci, a Duluth, Minn ..
food manufacturer friend and
supporter of Sen. Hubert J-1.
llumphrcy, would be vice
chairman of his group in
charge of recruiting disen-
chanted ·independent voters.
Leonard ll. Marks. director
of the U.S. Information Agen-
cy in the Johnson
Administration. w i I I be
treasurer of the group and
Conn.ally said nothing would be
published under the group's
name v:ilhout his approval or
that of ~larks or George
Christian. onc-timt. p r e s s
sec retary to President Lyndon
B. Johnson.
Christian's name was not
listed on a list of 40 vice
chairman of the group.
The list did include Mayor
Beverly Briley o~ Nashville,
Tenn .; former Florida G-Ov.
Farris Bryant: for'TlCr Mayor
John F. Collins ff Boston;
former aimmert:e Secretary
John T. Connor. now board
chairman of Allied Chemical
Corp.: and Teamsters Union
President Frank E. Fitszim-
mons.
Others were entertainers
Sammy Davis Jr., Frank
Sinatra and Charlton Heston.
athletes Mickey Mantle and
Sam Huff; Eugene V. Klein,
chairman of the Board, Na·
tional General Corp., Los
Angeles: Rabbi Hersch l
Schacter. former chairman.
Conference of Presidents of
~1 a j or American Jewish
Organizations: and Judge
Mario Procaccifk., New York.
Others were Mayor Jack D.
Maltester, Sao Le and r o ;
former Rep. James Roosevelt,
Beverly Hills; Robert F. Sit,
president, ·Continental
Airlines; Thomas J. Walson
Jr., chainnan of the Executive
Committee, IBM Corp. ;
Mayor Louie Welch. Houston ;
and former commt'rce
secretary and president of
American Ab'Ues C. R. Smith.
Truck Tax
Repealed
SACRAMENTO (AP) - A
trud<ing company tax lhal
ralltd $21.$ million per year
was repetled effective ntlt
July by a bill &iined by Gov .
Ronlld Rea1ar..
Tbe u perctnl gr o "
.... 1p11 tax on lrucb had
bem cr!Uci2td u Inequitable.
Ind one which could be avoid.
ed by • oer1ei ol leasin1 ~nd
tubleasi111 arranaemtnll.
Ataemblyman L. E.
T.......,.,, (O.Torrance), all1J>.
ored the ttpeal mwun.
Bicycle Riders .Voice Complaints
87 !ION SVOBODA
MILWAUKEE -America's
l<'s l>ea!Mlnl to look Ilk• a
jiguw puule -without 1111
the pl ..... "
bicycling commuters are more CYCLISTS COMPLAIN that
and more flndin& the going up-auto d r i v er 1 CONittenUy
!till. reru.. to sacrifice • low BUT EVEN A FT B II
speealllf trarnc.brn···--1&aiolfi!oWft.and gi~-blcycl!Jt1 1n1u' 11 to
glass and potholes in the a bicyclist room. destinations, thelr problems pave~ent are some dally 4'Drivera like tblt come In aren't over. With today's
hazards thty face, And too two types," sayi Mn. Jubkin. crime nte and Ugbtwelgh&
often, cyclists conrplaln, are "There are thole who don't bicycles, .lt'• not uncommon to
their cries for help ignortd by seem to have control of their see a bike secured with 1
city officials. car, and there are the teen-chaln welghlng nearly as
Says Thelma L u b k I n , agers who really try to come much u It doet.
member of a no-<:ar, 11-bike as close as ix>S!ible." Some bicycllltl try to oon-
1atllwaukee family, "Every Such practices have led vince tfieater, rtttaunntJ and
year the pavement gets worse. bicycle enthu!i.ast8 a n d store Ownet'I to let them take
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DEAR ANN LANDERS : II yoo thiok
you've heard everything, you're in for a
shock. This has got to be a fll'St for your
column.
A friend of mine has just succeeded in
adopting a child. She and her husband
ba.ve been on every waiting list im·
aginable for sit: years. They brought the
baby boy home from the hospital last
SUnday. Today I went to visit her.
When I arrived, she said, "Oh -you'te
just in thne for Blll1's feeding." With
that she went to the nursery, brought
back this darling infant and proceeded to
go through 1he" motions of breast-feedimg
him. I thought I was seeing things
becau5e I knbw perfecUy weO that it is
not possible for a· mother who bas
1dopted a Child to nun<. .I
I sat there dumb!Gllnd<d anll linally I
said, "How do )'0<1 know wben lite baby ii
tinisbed!n She: replied, "I 'tratcb the
clock. Tiie doctor says 15 minutes -Ind
DO mtte."
I'm begillnillg to cloubl my owl! ADl\y, AM. Doeo this wmian have a .....,.
loooe? U '°• wtiat•a,witb her_, Con
It be that I am mistaloeu? Please aettla
this. I thlnk l'rn-CRACKiliG UP
DEAR CRACKING: No, ,_ .,. IOI
1Dls1Ut1.Tlle'"""aa._lndeed_a ..,.,. -·Her -la _ _,
l*ll1tll ber. '
I .... !Gr the Nlly'a lllre tllal * ll
Defense Rests ... Not Often
BJ UUJUI KASPQ tomey. lt'a the old story that the rlch student at night. spent an evening M!fV·
tf .. ..., "" swr man get.I olf with the help ol good ing subpoenas to the rt>sistlng neighbors
Private attoroeyl ctt tbtlr tbanb in lawyen but the poor man can't afford of a man accused or a hit-and-run.
the form o( a.check nprtStDtlng ID oltea this "so be has to pay the prlce." She needed their teslimony to prove
studenll should have practical ti~
perience "so we would at lwt know
where the courthouse was wbeo we
graduated.''
astoundiQg IUID. ..He deserves to be represented with that the man never even drove. ~or-U.-,, a·trttc,-""defdel~"mld<I-:-, ilbo"w"''"'"'err;,-,.all"'t& vun aiil v gor or alatnous al-. --'She-COmPJaiiiS tMtilie-rusfiict ·-at-
tbantl. when elven. ls more likely to torney," the 28-year-old bubbly blonde torney's office has a much larger staff.
J!e. had !._roublu_laclng her because she
ls a y,·ornan. In one of the top Ytnn5, tlle
senior partner nalJ)' refused her but the
junior pa rtner thought long enough to as~
wMt she lool:.ed like .
eome in the form of Me or two words. • said. "People are willing to pay for pros.-
amlle, Just a glaoce, a ston-boUgbt card She ecution but they don't want to l'\lly for puts a lot of lime into her work r-or even a poem. the defense," she said. •wMMvfr 1 am at iea and know not because she knows that "as a result of rn.Y eHorb, people, even if they can't a!-whot to do, ford a lawyer, have someone fighti ng for 1 find a n1J1 oj IVftlhine in a few them."
kind "'°"" from llO•· Becauic l bow, beyond all tUe, that
l/01' toil! vndlrrtand,
J\jld gjve UiU tirtd heart oj mine .a
gtnllc htlpiftg hand.
W~ faith ii IOID VoUr imilt' can
make mu worrva dbapptar
lMtUlfng l'tn'Agth within mr Mart
.QUie tendn and rincere
With . every word you 1ptak I oom,
tht confidnc< I ,..,c1,
T.o tTy again tohlft thinos oo wrono
end 1tick tiU 1 '1tCf!'ed
Forfvn I will tum to ~ until the
lul MIU fad< /
Ai long a1 1IOU are mt1 public de·
fmdtr, I'll ~r bt afraid.'*
And although the grammar Isn't the
bell Ind omne wwds are ml5'pelled, this
poem, which warwritten on jail paper by
a man. 1'bo bad prtviously always served
u bJa-own attorney, bu a special place
on the cloltmd deslr of Joanne Harrold,
the county's lint female deputy public
clelender.
Yet Ille doem't need the poem nor the
tbanb to Jmow the need for her job.
She says almply that she is interested
in aeeing that "people receive the best
representation possible."
She'1·1ttR many people lose their cases
becau&e .of an ineffective defense coumel
opposed by a .. ry compe,t91\. district at·
Joanne Harrold,
county's first female
deputy public
defender
enjoys her court
work.
FIGHT TO WIN
"When I fight for my people," she said, ••t fight very hard. I fight to win ."
"She's an excellent attorney , .. quite
obvioUsly art asset to our office." said
Carl Holmes, her supervisor in the
Wemnlmter Municipal Court office.
Miss Harrold, he said, is very rom-
posed and persuasive in court. In almost
everything she does. she displays a
tremendous amount of energy • • • so
much so that she is still going strong
when her co-workers have lired out.
But eome people, when they are fir st
determined by the court to qualify for
the services of the pubUc defender's of·
fice, "make me feel so mad." They of·
ten want, she explained. a ··real attor-
ney" rather than a public de.fender.
(Public defenders are, by the way, "real
attorneys.")
PRIDE IN WORK
The people in her office specialize at
differenl points in the courtroom pro-
cedure. For example, she primarily
bandies preliminary hearings on felony
charges.
The people in her office "never heard
or five o'clock,'' she said. They do more
than is often required for their salar1l'd
jobs because they have "a lot of pride JJI
our work."
She tells of bow she and her husband,
Richard Gaines, contract supervisor fo r
a Costa Mesa aerospace firm and a law
Defende r
resh at home
with husband,
Richard Gaines ,
and son,
Danny.
LIVES HER WORK
But then, P.tiss liarrold sak!, the DA's
deputies usually only stay a year or twa
before going into a private practice.
Public defenders sLay longer probal:lly
because "there are a lot of kooks like
me
Although she has had opix>rtunities to
become a '"street attorney," she prefers
working for the county. Tlus way she <:an
handle only crimina l cases and be in
court a lot. In private practice. she would
have to take civil cases and do much of
her work outside the courtroon1.
0( her \\.'Ork, she said, '"You lil'e it.
You breathe it. You think it."
But a glance into her office shows that
she is not all business. Big, bri ght
flowers and posters covering the v.·;dls
quickl y draw attentiun. A ron1fortahlf'
overstuffed lounge chair has replaced the
usual straight chair at th« side of her
desk, upon wh ich a stuffed Snoopy sits
beside her books and nOll'S.
In add ition to her work here. she
teaches at the new Citrus Belt L1w
School in Riverside.
A fo rmer ice and roller figure skater
(she once placed second in national com-
petil ions/, she has been a deputy public
defen~er since pa ssing the bar ex3m in
1970.
.. I guess I v.·as the fir~t female to
break the sex barrier," she ~aid.
BAC~ ENTR,\,\CE
Actually. she got into lhc off1c:c through
a back door.
\Vhile at \Vestern Stair U11i\Cr51ty. a
professor decided that some of his top
\Vhen he stopped saying she was a
v.·oman. she v. as accepted in the public
defender's office where she did research
and briefs on a free basis for six months.
But. "they were very surprised" Vt'hen
she first showed up. Eventually, she
thinks. tbev decided "it's not too bad
having a girl around "
After hiring ht>r. they hired two ot her
v•omen.
She •h1nks the men might have been
concerned about how she would react tu
defending a child molester or visiting
jalls and v.·orking with a different type of
person Ydth a differe nt language than she
\\,as used to. ·
\\'ITll RESPECT
Bui. she said. "All my defendants have
nlY!'a~s treated me hke a lad y." They
\\latch their language with her and treat
her with respect.
"['re heard fl lot of people say they
(men in the legal process I are prejudiced
against v.·omen but I have found it 's
-w·hcthcr you can cut the mustard ••.
It's you as a person. Can you do it or
can"t you'!"
She has found, in fac t, that being a
\Vom:Jn is often an advantage. "Many
times people don't kno w v.'hat to do with
I loln1es thinks il 11·orks to her advan -
ta ge. also.
\\'ith the obstacles which a woman
must clear before becomi ng a defense al·
tornt·y. he said. ·•Jt's almost impossiblr
to be a fen1 :ilc atton1cy ln criminal la11
and not be good."
~men
BEA ANDERSON, Editor
Th11rl01y, Aqvit 11. 1f71 PaH 11
Do·ctored . Up
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gtvlag lier child 1applemtntal leedlnp
because ~. b aot letlla«i ur -Ulf.
meat from her.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : Are u1cm
bereditary'! I say no. My sister says m.
A> proof, she points to oor irandfatber
who died from ulcers, our dad and two
uncles who now ha\!e ulcert and ·four
oousins with ulcers. My 1ister bu
stomach trouble -and sa,ys Ille iJ ex·
pectlng an ulcer any mlJlute b<i:auae .11
l'WUI in the family • ---
Please· chedt ~and:kt us loiint
wbo ii right -1 HATE MEDICINE.
DEAR l.U.M.1 Tiie -certala 111-
Wlel lff1ll to na 11 ftmDles II -.. -ta--.. to ...... • 1ro-, -spedflc ...... wethet-.
Tiie psJtboJoslcal ~ la • _.,
lmporfat factor Iii ........ Ill -.. die .
lael: el II. QiJdm ~QJ taU -tht .,..,_ _,..,.." tlelr ..-..
Tldl 11 apeclall1 -ti mir--..1oes, llomadt tnl6le ... bad: ........... ,.. -..... ...... """"' ... ..., .......... _, .. , .. ...............................
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ddl4rn w1tt wUI de tlte 1ame. It b: a
luned ..,_to~ aad .......... --·--··bl• faY« by •HmlaaUq Ille foDawtn1
•-fnm UO, ___ , 1•1
•11 Uve • \eadaeM." (II) "My 1tom.c11
II WJlltL" (c) 111 •'t feel wtD." -ett.,
el<. u .... -Uiey ..... pbylkal eomplala~ ...,. -bep K to -DEAR ANN LANDERS: My dear
slater just lost her bulband to caooer.
She bad her children late fn life and oow
she must go out and m1b a living.
Unl«WDl!tly, she 1oob eftr)' c11J1 of her
52 }'tan.
I ... lll'led her to 1et a f......uit, WiD
,... --• -'in PbOenixT I ... 1ee11 -lifts Uiat"'"~ flopo and I'd led terrible ti Dl1 alJter bad ......
1111' '*JdO and WU rufnecl. TbaDlr: JOU for
JOUl bOlp. -HOPEFUL
DEA& llOJ'S: Y• •ts' .... tlill -.1 __ .., .. _ _,_
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Attorney Joanne Harrold once
did roller and ice figure skating
in national competitions. ,
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August Date
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Your Horoscope
Aries: Change Pace,
Project Need~s Review
FRIDAY You are rewarded for past
planning, efforts. You ..sk.ed
AUGUST 11 ror certain material -now
By SYDNEY O~tARR YoU are given ereen light. Key
is to be selective. You nuke Taurwi pel'!Ons e l u d e significant gains by choosing
sensuality. Thest: natives often with care. Oo1ft rush poss~ quite charm and an UBRA tSept 23-0cl. 22 \·
undercurrent of sex appeal. You find out w here you
'fhere is hidden strength here. stand. l\laintain seU-control.
The Taurus nati ve appe:1rs Study Vire• mt'Uage. Finbh
slo\v , but usually ts deter· what you stirt. Added
ined tnoogh to I u c c e e d · r~llon Is due. Show that
Capricorn indlvidualt f Ind you i re person cf vision .
Taurus physically attractive; Potential is gn>at. Know 11 and
those born under Attes can ropond accordinglv,
make money with Taurus. and SCORPIO 10ct. ?3-NO\'. 21 1:
P1sa!ans get fresh ideas from Friend asks aid due to health
Taurus. Scarpio. and Leo ex-problem. Be cooperati\'e,
perience dilficulty w Ith Remember Golden Rule. You
Taurus. "'hile Cap r I corn • will be told or ntw projttt.
Virgo and Cancer •how Examine various possibilitit>s.
ult1mate gain from relationship SAGmARlUS (Nov. 22·
with those born under the sign Dec. 21 ) Get clearance front
of the Bull. one Jn position of authori ty.
give-and·take. Financial QU81-
Uon require• review.
PISCES (f'eb. 111-Mm:b II):
Lie low. Do more UstenmC
than auenin1. Obtain blnt
front Aquartua m e 1 1 a I e •
Security may be 1l stake.
Hold off on signinc of lec1l
document.J. Partnership pro-
PoS>I mighl bffl be deloyed.
You will underatand.
IF TODAY IS YOUll
BIR111DAY you are lntu.IUvt.
a natural teacher. capable of
inspiring confidence. B '1
October, emotional bn.t\se -:u1
be healed. You are dynanllC,
an individua.1 to your
fingertips. Vou attract many,
however. who are envious. Do
wha t must be done. Re.fll9e lo
be disrou raged by thole of lit·
tie faith,
Express w i 111 n g n es s to·-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;mt ARIES 1~1arch 21-April 19 11 cooperate. Those who maker1 Do something to rid yourself prombies may be financially
of tension. Change pace. Steer short. Realize this and respond
clear of ~nseless dispute with accordingly. Protect your own
neighbors. relatives. Review intere!ts .
\York procedures. Le ave CAl,'RJCORN (Dec. 22·Jan.
details to others. Take time to 19J: What you seek ma)' be at
review entire project. a distance . Avoid premature
TAURUS (April 2:().May 201: judgment. Wait and observe.
Pull in finan cial reins. Don't C h e c k correspondence
J?ive up something for nothing. Message or call may contain
Be thorooj\h. Read flne print. doub le meaning. Be on lhe
One \\•ho rushes you may be alert. Ask questions. Demand
m1sinfonned. Aquarl111, !Ao dirttt replies.
Fall Geist
Is Here
LOOK
and Scorpio penons fijlure AQ UARIUS (Jan. 26-Feb
prominently. Clear aw a Y 181 : Young person needs
1 !ouds of tonfusion. guidance. If discipline is J tnhQ
GE'11 NI (May 21.June 20): necessary, use velvet J?:love. C" al"\.
Acrent 1s on change, travel, Means avcid know·it·all at-\.Ufl I
\'ariety. People seek your opin· titude. You have lessons to WESTCLIFf PLAZA
i11ns. Speak up without ap-le arn. 1'1aintain attit ude ofl 17TH & lllYINI
praring to know it all. Main-NEWPORT llACH
tain com p o sure , Pace -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~::::~ 1 oursrU. Ohtain hint from Ii
;\rle5 mPssagc. You are given
rnore rcsoonsibihty
CAJ\'CE H (June 21-July 22 1:
You ma1 ha\'e to poslpcne
Journey. ·One who usuall y is
reliable now is apt to be con·
fused. Know this and be self .
reliant. S tr ai gh t en out
domestic affairs. Le a v e
nothing to chance. Get
re("(•iots
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ): See
beyond surface indica tions.
Ignore one who Is intent on
spreading rumors. Stick to
facts. Special association with
Piscrs is indicated. Friend
C'Onfides problem. Don't carry
another's burden.
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CELEBRANTS -Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hoose of
Newport Beach Oell) join their host, M. Keith
Gaede, for a look at the ocean during a cocktail
party opening City of Hope Forum Horse Show fe s-
tivities. Hoose is a board member of California
Equestrians, Inc., show sponsors, and Gaede is CE
chairman.
Patrons Toast
Benefit Show
~!embers of the Diamond
11orse Shoe. patron group of
the City of Hope Forum Horse
Show, were swept Into the
whirl of social events ac-
companying the annual show
with a cocktail party hosted
by Mr. and Mrs. M. Keith
Gaede in their Laguna Beach
home.
llorse owners and lovers
from all poinls in Southern
California and as rar away as
San Franciscc and Elko. Nev.,
gathered in the Gaedes' ocean·
view home to toast the success
of the Oct. 11-15 show , and
Jearn of the events awaiting
the patrons.
Diamond Horse S h o e
members will be honored dur-
ing the white-tie International
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Peering
Around
CELE BR ATING their
golden wedding anniversary
~·ere Mr. and Mrs. Urson E.
Allingham who were married
in Hamiltan, Ontario. They
have been Newport Beach
residents for 14 years.
An open house was hosted
by their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mn. Davtd L.
Eastman of Costa Mesa. The
Horse Sho"' Ball Oct. 10
preceding the show opening.
receive a box for lour for al1
horse sOOw performances and
attend all social events in co~
nee lion "'ith the show.
A special class trophy 'Jill
be named in the membenl'
honor.
All events will fund the
children's hospital to be built
at the City of Hope in Duarte.
Gaede is cliairman of the
Diamond Horse Shoe and vice
president of Ca l ifornia
Equestrians, Inc., producers
of the show.
Entertain
Pads of paper, pencils.
crayons. a few new puzzles
and toys all make an auto.
train, bus ar plane trip less
boring for children.
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and two granddaughters. !I
BNJ.OYING a few days In
Sant.a Barbara were t h e
Messrs. and Mmes. R G.
Towner and William Pfau of
Laguna Beach; William G.
Helmick, Balboa t 1 I a n d :
W illlam C. O'lli<Uy a n d
Howard P. Orove, Newport
Beach, and P. A. Thompson
and Donald A. MacAllister,
Huntington Beach.
SALE * SALE * SALE
20•/e to 40•/o
off all
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No Way to Upstage •
'Superstar' Mother
a face. It 'II ftttze that Wl.Y ;
thM -·here "·ill you be? j
Br ERMA llOMBECK
DPlAR MRS. DOMBECK; I
am 11 yen old and I do not undealt11id Mothers:-____ .-,;3'
How oome ll)f Mom can hit
anyone anywMM In tho bouJe
at •nY distance wllb a shoe!
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WIT'S
END
Someday , when yourl~=~~~~~~~= MOl.herfiood genes develop, Ii
you too will know when some--
How can Ille teU without
turnl"i her head in the car
that I am making races at my
btolbtr In the.back teat?
How can she be watcbing
telev111oo in the living rocnp
and know that I am ~ cookies in the kltcbea?
Some ol Ill)' lriendl allo
doni undentand Moms. '!'boy
want lo know how she can tell
just by looking at them that
they hod a hot dog and S
Cokes befon! they came home
from school for dinner. Or
where they are going to lose
lhe sweater they hate.
We think it is spooky the
way the phone rings and be·
fore we even pick It up she
says, "five minutes!"'
We all agree no one in the
1vorld has super vision, super
hearing or can smell quite like
a ~1other. One guy said he had
a piece of bubble gum once
wrapped in foil in his shoe and
his Mom said. ''Lel's have the
gum. You \\'ant to tear your
retainer out?"'
Since you write about kids
all tbe time, we thought you
could uplain Moms to ua.
Sincenly,
Calble
DEAR CATHIE AND
FRIENDS: I found your letter
most amusing. You make
Motherhood aound lib Jeane
Ol:ron on a good day. (Sit up.
dear, and don't hold the paper
IO close IO your face. You'll
ruin your eye.11.)
Actually, there is no myF
tique at all to being a ~{other.
We all atarted out as normal.
average little kids I i k e
yourself who grew up and
one ls In the refrigerator
even I.hough you are al a PTA
meeting. You will know shoes
are wet and muddy when you
can 'l even find i.bem.
You will aense vour child Ls
lyln1 to you iven as be
clutchrt a bible in one band. •
rosary In the other and i3
standing under a picture of
Billy Graham.
Mo\htn are just normal
people, really. (Here's a rap
for what you're thinking about
this reply. If I'm wrong. you'll
probably (teserve it anyway
for what you'r! thinking of lhe
rap I just gave you. I
developed lhe usual X·r•YI-::=========' vision. two eyes in the back oflr
our hea~, acute hearing and
olfactory senses that are
sharpened by wet gym shoes.
I Don't ask what olfactory is.
Look it up in the dictionary.)
Mothers have never con-
sidered any of these senses a
bonus. \Ve call them instincts
for survival. Without them. we
would be mortal a n d
vulnerable. (Don't make such
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East Rest Stops
Go to the Dogs
N 0 It TR S'roNIN<JTON,
COpn. (AP) -"Clnlne mt
!!!tops" complete with fire
hydrant may be lnrtaDed 1t all
statt-malnlliofd rest artas on
Connecticut 1uperhlghway1, if
an experiment worb oul
hlgbw1y paltway1 are decked
with It bec'ause U'• cheap and
ffilulru little mainttnanct.
The love bup aetm to like the
arau.
'T'he love bup have become
a tw.ard. to motorlstt, rwann-
lng ovtr hlghw1y1 and coaUna
wlnd.shleldl in north ctntraJ
f lorld1.
e Bear to 1.e • .,.,
The state Tran!por1atlon
Department constructed a
partly renced i.n "undbos:"
extluslvely for c a n l n e
lflvelen 1t a re!l area in
lntel'!tate 95. LOS ANGELES (AP) -
,.-------..._ Ginger, th< J!t).pound black
( AN·r 1M· ~ T " ) bear that caused a furw In
.l.J A.LAJ aurburban Los A n 1 • I t s
recently, is heading for a new
Tw<l dlscarded f~ hydrants,
one pink and one blue, allO are
included in lbe aandy area for
the users' convenience.
horn~.
Munching a treat of cream
filling 1urrounded by
shortcake, Ginger was to
begin her journey from here to
a South Dakota wild animal
Generation Rap
Colleen Fitipatrick, reliJling Miss Teenoge Amer-
ica, visits Pre1ldent Nixon at White Houoe. She ii
I 7, a junior at Lancuter (Ohio) High School and
plans to attend Ohio University.
Seashore
Bill Due
WASHINGTON (AP) -
..-Jo OllabUlll •
It.Git acre lillda 11 t •I c 1 Mountllol Nlllooal Pull and
Swborewutobllntnlduced
Ill~~.
lltn. Oaila V. Taonoy
(DCllU.) IDDOUllCed bl wtb
-tho bill In Ibo -and tllat Repo. Alpbonao Ball
and Bany II. Goldwll« Jr.,
Cl!lfornla Republlcaoe, wm
lntnlduce the mtutn In Ibo
Houle.
'Ille bill -1d authorila up
to "° millJon to beaJn !odml acqullttlaa of property
.. tending from the Bania
Monica M-la Loi AnJd., Ind Vmlura coonU...
The ........., would permit
homeowoerl to rotalu ..,.
cup&ney for 30 yean.
C11rtis Gets Kids
Court . Award.I Cu3f.ody to Actor ......... _
Mtar ,... ew1li bu -tempanry CUllody ol two
....... AJenndn, ..... "°"'"'" "-lht!r-... Gama a C t f I I I CllrWlle. --~ Court Ju4s•
-R. -allo ioltied • .-.-onltr In -
-pnvtollnl Ibe -ln>m loklnl Jbe difldrtD out ol '
Ibe <OUllb7.
CUrlll oald In bit complaint
lhal Ibe cblldren ..... llllllied'
-and !Grill -<OUll"1 to <Olllllty and left wllb aa
uoorim<nlol,..........
whlle In tbtlr mother'•
Ctlllody.
A cullody beulng -ICbeduled lot Oct. t.
The chlldHn ~ myfnl
wttll CUrtll and bis llllrd wtle
In lnelr Bd Air home.
* Marslftt -Dulel
-lntmeot by the pollot
fOIT!mlatcm.
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died lo a \'_@llce ~ ~Ing 1 heart attack. llho
... 72.
She wu the widow of Kini
Aluander or Groeoe who dlecl
In ll20 alter beinl bltf<n by a
mookey. Sbt wu the aunt ol
ulied King Comtantlno.
'Ille prlncea bad be<o llvlnf
on the nnai1 Venl« Wand of
Gludec<AI llnl'e 1111.
* Bel¢)' Llasdon Fooqld,
1tntenctd to up to 10 yean in
prilon for abandoning htt
dauahter on 1 freeway, wu
ttl .. sed In July after 15
months and is llvlnc
IOlnewhere in CaUfomia, a
prison spolt ...... 111d.
John Spaulding, an astOCiate
engineer for highway deeign,
said the canine rtrtroom w1a
installed becaUJe of com·
plaints from travelers and
grounds keepers about dog
droppings.
compound. .. ................ .., .............. . U)'I William M°""" f< Co. SACRAMENTO (AP) -A wtU piblllb In J1..,.ry a boot
One condltlon of her parole Is
that Ibo not go to Baktnfltld,
Whore $-year-Old Jody Wat
found clinging to 1 wire fence oa 1 dl9lder strip on U.S. ft In
October 1981, th< spokmnan
uld. Another Is that ahe not
obtain custody of her chlldrtn
without her parole agent's
-t. eGorllf• Bo"'
ATLANTA, Go. (AP) -A
gorilla named "Taki" gave
birth to a female at the
Yerkes Primate Re 1 ear ch
Center he~.
Dr. Geoffrey Bourne, dirt<:·
tor of the cent.tr, 1ald so tar
no one knows how mueh the
baby gorilla weighs "bttause
nobody has yet tak en it away
from its mother."
e Gra•• Studied
GAINESVILLE. fla. (AP)
-The populallon boom in love
bugs may lie in Florida's
abundance or a type of grus,
a researchtr says.
The grass is det~rooted
Pensacola bahia, a thin-leaved
gr:ass which crows in clumps.
MinJ pasturelands a ad
Ginger gained notoriety last
wttk when she escaped from
her cace in a Canoa:a Park
backyard and led officials on 1
!oor-hour chue through th<
west San Fernando Valley
before she wu captured.
e A Rare Bird
TRINITY, Ter. (UPIJ -A
paper mill cuttinl: down trees
in the!! East Texas ptney woods
aaya it has found a rare colony
of red-cockaded woodpeckers
and has ordered the area
preserved from timber cut-
ters.
Southland Paper Milla Inc.,
establlahed a $ O • a c r e
&anctuary for tht woodpeckera
on Its land.
Foresters said about 10 of
the nearly extinct birds were
found near Lake Uvlngston
and are believed to be pa.rt of
a total of 200 of the en·
dangered species in Texas ,
and 1,000 In Ille Uolled Statta.
Newport Traveler
Household Word
tt's not often American
vbitors in Europe see their
surnames prlnted In letters sis
f..t hlJlh on billboanlt and
other advertising media.
But Kerl Krone, 17, of
Newpon Beach hu found her
name b a household wor<I In
Germany becaure of Krone
dgarettes and Krone wine.
Tbrough the spont0nhlp of
Youth for Understandlna, a
foreign exchange program,
she has been livln1 with a
family in tht 1mall vllla1e of
BJerden since June 11.
A 1'12 Corona del Mor Hlgb
School graduate. Keri waa a
temporary 1llter to both 1
Columbian 1lrl on da Swedlsh
g)rl who llved wtth th< Krone
fomily during her hlgb ochool
years. And now, she II en-
joying being the foreigntr.
In a lttter to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Krone
of 2237 Donnie Road, she
deacribed her 1 u m m e r
hometown of 300 people : "It
hu one store. one mailbox and
about as many 1.'0WS and
cblcketu1 as people.
"Twice a week they have an
open market in the central
plaza where you can buy fre&h
vegetables, flowen, fruit and
fish . It's vtry picturesque,''
she wrote.
"The best thing that has
happened to me is that I've
learned Gtnnan in five weeks.
1 understand nearly
everything and 1 can speak
too, although my grammar it
horrible. I think in German
and I've dreamed ln Germ.an
many tlmel." ahe reported.
Kerl'• mother, Pat Krooe , ltl
35 Awarded
Degrees
By College
•
•
CdM'1 Keri Krone EXCHANGE STUDENT
the YFU placement com-
mittee chairman for the
Orange Coast. "We c1Jl11()t
promllf every ei:chan1e stu-
dent German dreams," Mn.
Krone admitted, "but we c11n
provide an opportunity for
American hJgh school sludents
to li ve with families oversea!
to develop a better un-
derstanding and appreciation
of the peoples of other lands."
Youth for Undentanding is
1ponaored by the U.S. State
Department and has brought
more than 150 fortlgn student!
to Oran1e County in the past
five years. For more ln-
fonnaUon about hosting a
foreign student or Hvlng with
a foreign family, contact Mn.
Krone at the Pacific
Telephone Company Offices tn
Costa t.tesa , 642-1101.
26 Students'
Folks Learn
English Too
Twtnty-slx p 1 re n t s of
Newport Me s a district
ld>oolchlldrtn learned for the
fltlt time lnls summer bow to
aiwrt In Engu.b.
Non-Er11lish s p e a k l n g
parents of Samoan, Mexican, J-. tltlnese and Dutch
Malafllan dt9Ctnt attende<f
1Ummer odlool 1t Monte Vlst1
£lementary 1nd W h I t 11 tr Elemtntal7 ochool• .. they <Olllcl htlp lnelr chiJdren In -· Tblrt7·1h pmcbool
chlldren, mainly rnnn rodilly
mbed <ODUDunltfes near Ibe
two IChoolo, rectlve opeclal Jn.
-durln( th< recular -,.....
Tbe .,..,... ...... lluahl by
Newport ~lil,es• dlstriCt
tuche,. Jun EncJand and
Joe Gorda.
Men in Service
u. s. Jlllllc:e Deportment GI· Ibo hu wrltlftl lboul her
flcfal •Y• an onU~ father, lorm<r Pmldenl Hor-
1hould be held on the Pacllk: ry S 'll'uman.
Gu " Eledric c.m-·· .,. Mrs. Daniel llld In New
U.S. Air Force Colonel Otto
R. HW, son of Mrs. OtiJ R.
HUI, 1!80 Monterey Road, Stal
Beach, baa arrived for duty at
LG. Hanscom F1eld, Mau.
Colonel HUI, a research and
development officer, ii as.sign·
ed to a unit of the Air Force
Systems Command w h i c h
manages reaearch and
development of U S A F
aerospace a y 1 t e m s . He
prevlowlly 1erved with an Air
Force unit 1t Tehran. Iran.
The colonel holds t h e
aeronautical rating of com-
mand pilot and U: 1 veteran of
World War JI.
Marine Pvt. F...t I .
Dulaney, son of Mr1. L.
Dulaney of 2272-B Placentia,
Costa Mesa, graduated from
basic training at the Marine
Corps Recruit Depol In San
Diego ..
Navy Peuy Officer First
Class James C. P.fattesoa, hus-
band of the former Miss Erma
E. Fike of Coata Meaa, has
returned to homeport at Long
Beach, Calli. from a crulse to
Southeaat .A!la aboard the
destroyer USS Everett F.
Larson.
Airman Cberls1e R. Barnett,
daughter of Mr. and Mn. John
W. Spencer of 14991 Sttngal
St., WestmlNter, has betn
asslgn<d to Sheppard AFB,
Tel., after completing Air
Force basic training.
During her si.J wetks at the
Air Training Command's
Lackland AFB, Tu., she
ttudied the A1r Force mlaaion,
or&anlutlon and cusloDll and
received special lnstruction in
human relaUoM.
'Ille airman hu be<o u·
signed to the Teclmical TraJn.
in& Center at Sheppard for
1peclallzed training U I
medical wvices specialist.
Mldohlpman Deull E •
Averyt, IOD of Mr. and Mr1.
VlrgU Averyt of I 44 31
Fairview Lane. Huntington
B<ach, ii on a spoclal eight·
week summer traJnln1 en.We
in the Paclfic aboard a
modem amphibious transport
ship of the U.S. First Flett
1be cruise Is dulgned to
give Naval Academy m.idahlp.
men practical shipboard e1-
perience in naval command
and management.
Averyt is a graduate of
Marina Hii{h, Hunt ID & ton
Beach.
Airman First Clau M.Jchael
D. S.wvel, son of Mrs. Roy W.
Bellis of 7762 Rooald Road,
Huntlnilon Beach, has been
named Outatandln& AlrmlD In
bit unit 1t March AFB.
A1rman Slwvel, a ~
municatloM ~olill, wu
oelected for bit rumplary
conduct and doty
porformaoce. He ts aulined
to a unit of the Strateatc Air
Command, America'• nuclaar
deternnt f...,. of lone rana•
bombl,. and lntercootlneolal
ballittk mtunu.
U.S. Air F .... Caplaln G117
ll. Dua, son or Mr. and M,..
K•Mfln H. Dunn, 1t 211
Broolthur1t SI., HtmtillltM
Beach, hu mlvtd for dulJ al
s.mbach AB, G«m1117.
Captain Dunn, a c:om-
munkotlons .-rat of·
!!ctr. ii ..,1gnto1 to 1 unit or
the Air Force Communleatloos
S<rvlct whlcb pro•klta .-
communlcatloOI and air trll·
fie control !or tilt USAF. Ht
........ ., oened It Gl!ena,
Alub.
Nt'I)' Pt~y Olfk<r Second
Clail Jab ... Nlbla, -or
Mr. Jotr7 Nlltol1 GI Ill
Cabrillo St. and huaband of the
MA. Claudia J. Nikola ol llJIO
Pl_,Jia, both GI Colla Mm.
hu rttumed to bomepori II
pllcl\IGn to build a nuclear Yori< that malerlal for the
poim ploot In Mendocino -came from Ibe former c.ounty. papen, • • t et t er t and
1be offtclal uya, "Slnce at memoranda wrlttel by him."
least U50, POU hu 1Cte4 In Lowrmco Huchtl, pmt.
such a woy u to -blllh and dent of -· ,.Id Life F cw preserve the highest pouible magulne will pubu.b portions
Army Priv•~ !tot • de-or monopoly -In, of th< llQ.pege book in two ln-
~ Beoch, from I c:ruiJo to
Southeut Alla aboard the:
destroyer U~ Everett F.
Lar!IOn.
Ji<:k E. LUe, son of Mn. I ,_..,.""'· 1ta1Jmtnll late this year. Lylla w.. m Vajencia, and contro over, e~~~ *
Co M ti generation and transmluton sta es.a, recen y com-retlOUrctS located in Norlhtm A Michigan youth has been
pleted a 10 -week medical '"" C,..,,r,.1 Ctlllfornh1 ." sentenced to 11even days In jail corpsman course at the U.S. for leaving his dog locked in a
Army Medical Tr a In l n I ) parked, unventilated car for 35
Center, Ft. Sam Houaton, Tex. ( mlnutea ln the broiling Florida
He learned W perform ECQ·TQ"Y routine pati<nt care and -~ .l..l V sun 11 Oaytona Beach· ment dutlff In combat areas, ________ _, Stuley J. Weed, l9, of Sterl-
ing Heights , was ordered hospital units, dispensaries, ....... _ offi~-• ----E jailed by Justice of the Pe.ace clinics and ot.htr medical J.i.ie Ju.i, •i:.mi.u •
UflT .......
ON LOAN -Flr1t
Lady Pat Nixon stands
beside portrait of Pres-
ident John Adams in
Blue Room of White
House. Portrait,
painted by John Trum·
buU when Adams was
vice president in 1793,
is on Joan from Fogg
Art Museum of Har·
vard University.
facilltles. He also received l~ Kaupu, auiltant 1ttorney Walter Snell after a Humane
11truction in the transportation gentral ln the a n t J t r u 1 t Society official testified the of Canadian citizen protest
k nd _ ........ .a b dlvlskln, wrote tht recom-German shepherd was ''near against a U.S. citizen taking cf sic a wuwtu~ Y the ic dead" wbtn police forced 0""" the post. ground, air and water meant. mendation to Atom the ~·
Army Private JoU A.
Enero Conuniaio11. car. Caln said he malled a tbree-
P<U.E hu applied to build * page withdrawal letter to 1 Oakland Police C h I • f Calgary officials. flU rnllllon, 1 te&-me1twatt t'ttarlel Gala says he will kttp The 48-year-old chi~ was to
nuclear power plant 1n Men-hil job and decllntd the poli ce have taken over the 7oo-man
doclno COunty. chief's job in calgary because Calgary force Sept. 4 after h1a
Ray Koehler, a 11l1 tan t
1uperintendent of the Franttta
prison, declined to give the
wbertabouts of Mr1. Fouquet,
211.
* BUI)' Joe Cltu introduces
bimseU by saying, "I'm a can--dlda~ for the pmldency and
I'm not 1 crackpot."
Then, the standani bearer of
the Loyal USA Party explains
that. "God is my public rtla·
tlons director , Jesus Christ i9
my press agent and the angels
in heaven and on earth are my
staff."
'I11at arrangement, say! the
44-year-<1ld retired Air Force
sergeant from Oklahoma City,
saves "a lot on expenses."
But. Acting Secretary of
State Robert M. Falcey of
New Jersey that despite the
membership of Clegg's cam-
paign organization. it was too
late to list his name on the
ballot.
Gobrtel, 100 or Harry E.
Gabriel , Co.1t.a Meu., i 1
assigned to Ft. Ord, where he
is training under the modern
volunteer Army program. e B•• Thlr•tv -----------
Ainnan First Class Lorts B.
Crook, ton of Mr. and Mrs.
Dale E. Crook of 3136 Trinity
Drive, Corta Meu, b on duty
at Tan Son Nhut AB. Vietnam.
Airman Crook. a medical
admlniltrative specJ.alist, ls
Wigned to a unit of the
Pacific Air Fot<a, bead-
quartm for air operatlou in
Southeast Alla, the Far E11t
and Pacilie atta. Befort hil
arrival In Vltlnam, he HfV<d
at George AFB.
The airman Wll cated
from Estancia High I.
Army Private JOll R.
1'ompiOB, IOD ol Mr. and
Mrs. J .... J. '111ompoon, 13281
Cedar St., Westminster, is
a.signed to Ft. On!, Calil.,
where he 11 lnlnin& under the
modem volunteer Army pro-
gram.
Pvt. Thompoon began hil
training wlln Company c, lrd aa1ta11on or the 111 Jlrilade.
Army Prlva~ Lanlo G.
8allaSYI, ""' of Mr. and Mn.
Joeeph L. Szllal)'I. 71C F~
Drive, Huotlnilon, Beach, la
uslgned to Ft. On!, Callf.,
where be is trainlna: under the
modern vohmtHr Army ptt>
gram.
1be soldier begon h I •
!raining wlln Company C, lrd
Batllllon or the Ill Br1gldt.
Army Private First Class
Daaae R. G.,.._, 10D of Mr.
and M,.. Jolin C. Gwynne, :141
Stu Route, Hemet, r<eelttly
W8'1 lSligned to the ab Inf ...
try Division lo Gennony.
Pvt. Gwynne ls a member of
!In Battalion of the Dlvblon's
18th Armor near Mannheim.
Arm,y Prlva~ Finl Clau
E4Iwanl H. GrtlOrJ, son of
Mrs. Thelma G. Muir, 111262
Delowm S I • , Huntington
Beach, ii .. rv1ng wttll the -maintenance COmplny i D
~.
A heavy equipment
medlanle wttb the company,
he ... -the Army In Tw11 •. u ... •t , ..
Delaware S t. , HW1linllo0
S.och.
Army -Lltuttnlnt Jamtt S. FlolllW)', ICJb of Mt.
and Mr1. Spencer P'1ourno7,
924 Emerold Bay, Lquna
Besch, recently completed a --k onlnance •!fleer belle counie 1t the U.S. Anny
On!nanco C.nt« Ind odlool,
Abenfetn Proving Gl'OUlld,
Md.
Cadel J .... E. Lt.a m.
-pmnla Uw at 11512 Doi.-Let, WeClmlnoltt,
ii •Ilendlftl Ult Arm1 -....
'1fflctn' ~ C«1ll Buie
&lmmer Camp at Fl Kool, Iii'. Code! Lenon, a student it
the Unlvonlty ol Ntvada,
Reno, ii ooe of moft than
10,000 students a ti• • d Ins
Anni' ROO'C frllnlll! II lb: ln-mDatlons Jn tilt u.a
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
E1cept for 1 hu1e th1nt for
fuel , the city's ei:perlmtbtal
ltea!Di'>"tred bus optrlted
two days without probltm1, of~
flctals uy.
Travtllnl between t he
Southern Poclflc Depot and
fllherman'• Whorl, the Leu
bua covthd 78.J mtfeo cri tU
1aUono of diesel tu.I.
Deoplte the C0111umpllon, of·
flclala wererr'I dil<.'OUflltd·
e BUce Listi .. •
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
staltwlde blc:yde regiltratlon
syatem bat be<o 1pproved on
, 2~2 Sto•ta vote. n would so
Into e!loct In 117& and be
handled by th< Departmlnt of
Motor V c!iJcleo.
1be blII by Allemblymaa
Rober! Badham (ft.Newport
Beach) Wit returned to the
Anembly for action whta the
Leptature reconv..., II
November.
Sen. Jomes Miiis (!).San
Diego), Senate llJIO-of the
bill, said police qtDdet back
It 18 a major step to c:urbfnJ I
l'Ow1fli number of bleycit
tbdls.
e PeU•tlota Vote
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
proposed conatlbiUonal
amendmtnl to help cle .. up
th< elvlroftmeftl by flvin& I
tax brtak to bullntu WU put
on the Novembtr btllot.
It would authorise th t
Leflslature to uunpt from
property tua pollutloo ..,,.
trol equipment ln•IaUed by
Urms. ,
Leg)ol1Uve IPIJrOVol ol the
mt&l\U't by Stn. W a It tr
Stltrn, (f>.Bakerofleld) came
on a .. I Sena~ vote ...,. CUJTlns In A11embly
omendmtnls.
SUtrn's mtllUl'I alto IWO"
vklta foe mla aid to -~~tnUe undtr ~ a~
""'------~~-
During Our 18th
Anniversary
Storewide Sale
we rarely Use l*>rds
like Astonishing
but these Treasures
'lltfolltop,
...... Itcs
•nd delicate
lumedpodntoJ.
ai• tall.
J ••• '"" •t .... 4t•~•fllllllthlp, tti.
•rlf1hy, "'• t111fl11rilv• •••It•·
Thell lllf fMiw ~lllly tfl11• flllll ICCtltt
C111h•,.t1ry, Pr1.t11cl1I, S;111b~ .,
C.1-'el ~ .. ., ........ 14., .... "'""'
.... hl ll•I ... f11111lfy 11t IH4 ,,_ .. dllfly
., 111 p1in -Mw tit.., ff4 ch1tM te
• ptfff4 'Ill•, jl,. flCk M Ifft.ff 1~i.t
4"•rt IM1lt ti Ttllr f•ffrik
1.f1, .... 111t, ch1lr If 11f1 ~.
1865 HARBOR BLYll.
....... c.... ....
Pllalle 541·5131
deserve them.
·3950
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Ex-convict Has Plan
Prison 'V et.era1i' to -Aid G1ietto Y outlis
LONG BEACH (AP) -An
"<lODvlct in his mid.JOI who
.. ,. be has opent 23 ytars ol
hfi llfe behind bars or on
parole has hit the Long Beach
oommllllit1 1ilh __p!Ans 111
hopes will ensure ghetto
children don't have the same
uperteoee .
"I don't If.now where I
plaMed my progrrun for heli>-
lng others," said Dave Rich-
mond, coordinator and director
or the Long Beach CommWlilY
Action Program.
"It may have been Soledad
or Vacaville. You name it, I
been the.rt. But I got tired or
doing time, lying behind
granite walls and iron bars."
so R1Cln10ND spent his
last term in jail - a HI-month
stretch for parole violation -
st11(jying law, sociology and
politics.
When he got oul. he took
classes at Cal State Long
Beach "to get an education,
not a degree.''
Now, Richmond turM most
of his attention to first of-
fendC111 {n the poor areas.
helping them w 1<oep out or
trouble • second Umt, holding
rap sc'5innJ u well as trips in.
and around-th! ccmrnmttty.
But he sakl: "~IY' main er.
rort really ii to get the whole
community involved in the,
problems o( Utt g!K'Uo. 1'bls
includes busi11essmen,
educatonl. police1nen and the
white middJ~lau cltiien. ''
ltlOBIOND ALSO \Vork.<1
with young adults at se\lera.l of
the state coUc-ges as v.·cll as
young dru.g orfenders and µres.
titutcs.
Recently, he s1,.1bm1tted a
proposal to the c!ty of Long
Beach to establish a.
rchabllitation center v.·lth pro-
fessional education counselors,
drug counselors and a medical
team.
Another proposal. Richmond
said, would employ youn~ first
offenders in a city beaulif1ca-
tion project rather th.an send·
inl ttw>.m to juvenile h .. 1U.
Richmond envistott~ the youths
clranJng <·1ty stn't'l.S, remov·
lng trash vnd v.·:ishing vl'ln-
dows In eity nnd ('(lmmuruty
l•Inamg!. •
A TlflRO R I C II ~f 0 N 1)
proposal 11'()uld t>nro!I cx.e;f.
fenders (In parole and pro.
b:ition in l'lllll'R~ II ilh t.ht! tll<l
of a rt't'ru1lu1g, ,1ti11 plactn1ent
and ('otJlliit-'llng orf1ct•.
C-0n11ng up f1)r yow1ger
rhildrrn is a fi5-htng-tr1p on ~
hHrpe and a visrt tn the Quf'rn
,\t;u-y in Lon~ Beal'h J l~rbor
The f.itht'r fll n 1 n e
daughter~. Hichmr•nd said:
''Cihctro kids ;ire !h1• pro1urt
o[ our s: riet\'. llt1t I dttn't
kno"' if Wl' ~hould be proud of
11. K id<; don't n1i!lhehnve
b~au.sc the·~ 're proteslin~. but
they are fii;i:hling the ·opprt·s·
sn·e for,·e' of <1dult.; 11nd £'()111·
mu nity lt:':Kier!!, 111rir nn'<·
il'ties ha\'e built up tu a brc:tk·
ing point nnd the\' don't knoy,·
"hich \vay to !urn"
l\1ixor• Barl.;er
\.'ickie (~ole. \\ho four
years i.! i; o suppll<'d
Prc;:.1dcnt Nixon'.s r:tnl·
pai6n slog:111, 'Bring
t:s Together Ag>n1.'
has bceu na.n1cd a:; I h~
Ohio chair1nan of the
Jo"'ut ure \'oters ror the
1~rc~1d£'nt. 'l'h£' 17·\'<'tl r
old high school ;tudt>nl
\\ i1l try to drun1 up
!'iUppor t for i\'i:-.on
a1non,I! young pcrsnns
not old tllUl1!-:h to
vote.
County Tables State Beac]1 Lea~:e Bi(l
' • Si\l'fT.UTS-ORlSPO •AP) -
Councy 1n1pen·isor ltn"'!lrd
J\1a.Mlns says lh:'lt ofOclal11
tabled n. proposed $J lease uf
local betiches to th<' state
because the county "'"uld have
to surrender control O\ t'.r
them.
Mankins .,,.,;..i
\\1iJlhun Perin ~1ntt,
Hr-at-
SIVle
Vielu•1r11 \\'a r
llir h'" Writ1·1·
HI<> OE JA:--JEIHO 1.\1'1 -
llrnl.ih:tn rolun1n1st ~abast1:1no
Au l{U$lo de Souz.1 \1 role tha1
Portu~a l 'r; prime n1 in 1st<' r
<'Vcnlual!y woull! withdra\\'
tro 111s from Afrir:in c11lvn1,-.s
"JUSt as l! S s1.1!d1<·1-~ are
prf''<Olly b<otn~ <'h,1sl"-! out of
\.it•tna1n like do.;~· IJ1• S<.11Jl;1
\\'as char,i:.t'<I tinder 111e n:t·
tiona l 5e<.'urity l::iw "·ith libel·
in.o: a rorc1r.n rhirf of :;itlth'.
but the ('ii:trge w::is d1.~rn1<:--"f>d bec:ut~c the pre.;uhnt, not tlu·1'
prune 11un1stcr. h t he
Ptirtugutse chief of ~tJ!"
p:irk.s nnd recrralion dirt:C'tor_
r<'neged on a promise lo ll't
thr-coun ty retain rontrol nnd
instea dwanted his department
to htt\'t· the aulbority.
The C'nunty hnd bf>t>n ron·
sldPrini: IP:\Sing sourh roun!y
beachc·.i;, including the f:im<.'d
}"lii;mo clam beds, '° th.:it the.
stnte rould derelop ral'Jhllt•5,
liLIC'h as n•st roon1s. murr
fully.
Tht· i;tutl' offt'rl-d $ 1 2
1rulhun In dt\'t'loprrirnl funds
1•itht•r \\;l}' but '1 an kins
df'r!nr('({ !11;,\ tilt• cnlU1I\'
should m:iint:iin jur1~1r111Jn to
guarsntt-c protettinn (Jf the
b\•,11<'hC!i .
Mttnk 1ns dN.'laN>d 1h:1t th•
parks dl'p:irtn1cnl "i'I. unw1!1
int! to l't't't11{n11c lhe n11~t·r.it-lo·
st.. le uf lbc. pru?Ctl \ UI th.:.
0<'l':<no url'a" wJ1,1 h th~· "t:1i1·
fl11·rt1: 11t•'<t <1t~.1r to l'1~n·11·
B1·11·!i.
1111• SUf)t'f\ 1-;nr. \1h"~l' ,1~1·:1
in1·ludt•<i lhC' suulh l:<.:i<iu·~ ,.f
•1Jland Holiday'
LeaueJ Balboa Pa:llillon
Dally at qa.m. Cnll
(714} 67J•SZ4S
For .RuervatfonJ, Etc.
San Lu13 Obispo !Aunty; sue~
t't·~~tullr moved lo have the
leJM! propos.tl strickeu rrum
th~ supervisors' agenda.
YE OLDE Im TICE
COSTA MESA
has moved to
2214 Newport Blvd.
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CINCINNATI (AP) -Cincinnati Reels
pitcher Tom Hall had three perfect bunts
W«lne!day night, but said he certainly
doeon'I coosldor hJmlelJ veey adept at
buntln(.
"I've never bm:I a partlcullrly 1ood
bunter," he said. •·t have a tendepcy to
pull away on my bunts. I've never been
too good buoting."
Despite hiJ P"'te.tllions to the -
trary, Hall laid down U-perled W.ta _,,
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In the Reds' &: victory over the Los
Angeles Dodge.rs.
He lald down the second of his bun!J In
the fourth inning to load the bases and
then Pete Rose knocked in a run and
broke a 2-2 deadlock with an infield ouL
"Of course, I haffn't had too many
chances to bunt," Nid Hall, wbo has
been primarily 1 reliever in his major
league career.
Two innings later, Hall again loaded
the bases with a bunt toward third and
Rose cracked a two-run double off
starter Bill Singer. 4-11. The Reds added
another run on an infield out.
''( really didn't expect to be a starter,
but I was told after the All·star game I
would be and as long as I can help the
team, that's okay with me," said Hall,
now 5-1.
The Dodgers' Frank Robinson. a
former Reda' star, set a major league
record In ttie fourth inning when be hit
tii5 14th homer of the year to give him
the record of homering in the most
parks, 29. It was the 517lh of his career,
tied the soore, and was his 1.601st run
batted in. Only 12 players have more.
"l didn't get any particular thrill out of
the home run," said Robinson. "After
a.U. the idea is to win the game."
The Reds scored in the Cirst when Rose
walked and scored on Johnny Bench'!
double. They added another in the second
on a 5ingle, a sacrillce and a vo'ild pitch.
Dodgers' manager Walter Alston ~id
"Singer has been hurt this year by the
tact be missed three weeks wilh a broken
linger. But tonight cootrol was his big-
gest probl em."
The wln was the Reds' lil:tb in their
last seven games and as ·a JUUJt of the
Atlanta Braves'~ win over Houston
Wednesday, CincinnaU now holds a "if!Ven
and a half game lead over the Astros in
the National League's Western Division.
Third-place Los Angeles is now Il games
out.
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Sports Clipped Short
Rhome to Start for Rams
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LONG BEACH -Los Angeles Rams
coach Tommy Prothro says a.year
veteran Jerry Rhome will start al
quarterback against his <1ld team. lhe
Dallas Cowb<lys, this Saturday in Los
Angcles.
Rhome was a backup to Rams
quarterback Roman Gabriel last y~r.
Prothro said Wednesday J o b n n y
Walton, who started at quarterbac~ last
Friday against Cleveland, might al!o see
action. The Rams won the Cleveland
game. but Wa1ton was only two for, 11 in
passing. .,
THOUSAND OAKS -Wide recel...-
Lance Alworlh suffered a pulled ham-
•hin« muscle In praditt Wmand
tho Oallu cowboys aald t""1 ""' sure. whether he would be able to ·yin
Saturday night's prHtllOD 1 • m e
against the Rams.
"We'll wait and ,.. If tt Uglrteu vp
ovemlght," I Cowboy.' opollesnwt said.
The slltlll ol three othl!r ~
against the Rama -~ -defensi"" <lld Geers• Mdtt, -·bid;
defenalvt <lld Tod1 Smith, atlll ~tine
bod Into condition al1er knee upry, and wide -Wer Billy Parks, _..,..
ll>( lrom • hllnltrlnc inJurJ, · .,
INDIANAPO!JS -Oiris EVJJ!, the
leerH.ge senaation from Fort La~
Fla., reached lbe women'i qvartctflnals
o1 the U.S. Opell Clay Court leMis
tournament with a W, M ~ over
COrrloe Mol.,.....ih ol Britain r-
elay.
In lht mm'a dlvtsloo, top...-d Die
t
Nastase of Romania and No. 2 seed
Andres Gimeno of Spain did not $how up
and defaulted their firs1-roond matcbcs.
Sixth-seeded Harold Solomon of Silver
Spring, Md., and Juan Gisbert of Spam,
the No. 14 seed, were upset victims.
Jett Austin of Rolling Hills ousted
Solomon, 2..&, 7~. 6-3, the match point
corning oo a disputed line call. And Ivan
Molina of Colun\bia took Gisbert in
straight sets, M, &.3.
Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia disposed
of Steve Fau1k of Covington, La., 6-1, 6-t.
in a first·round match and fOt.lght off
SHE WAS JUST
BEING FRIENDLY
WOLVERHAMPl'ON, En&land (UPI)
-The four golfent .,....,, very happy
aboul the girl wbo atood aa the gre<o u
Ibey dtove U!eir i.e lbols dowu the
lalm7. But they aald notbll'(.
H......, when &he amillngly picked up.
their loll balll llld walked baclt to hand
them .. tha &ollcn, rude words """ laid.
Katcalln YUb, 1 at-from
Huopry, 11ld &he bad never ...,, a
·-~ .. If bd ... llld &he could not un-
denttand the -"Tboy &ot leaa angry wbcn I explllned
1 wanted to know aomethlng
about IOlf and then they lei me 1c·
<OmPll>1 them while they Hlllshed their
game," she ufd.,
Charles °"·ens of Tuscaloosa. Ala .. 6--2. 1·
6. in the second round. ,,,
lfOL'STON -The pass-minded •louslon
Oilers and the growidhappy Oiicago
Bears meet tonight in a National Foot·
ball League exhibition game in the
Astrodomc.
Houston, in a 26-24 loss to the champion
Dallas Cov.·boys last week, used only 17
running plays while Chicago passed only
12 times in a 24-10 defeat by the Kansas
City Chiefs. ,,,
BOSTON -Carl Yastnemsk.i, the
super slugger Gt the Boston Red Sox
whose $165.000 salary ls one of the top
figures tn the major leagues, is sidelined
ag:11in in the midst ot another internal controversy.
He lei! the Red Sox lineup Tuesday
aflor grvundlng into a pair ol double
plays early in a game at Fenway Park.
Ha bad missed a team meeting, behind
clooed docn and failed to take batting
practice prior to atartlng the 1ame
oplnst Cleveland.
Rookie catcher C&rlton Fist had a<'-
cused the Red SOI star and Reggie "imilh
ol 1 lack ol hualle and leaderahip In a
IPO«h In w .. tern Massacb ... tta Mon-
da).
F'i11k claim1 he was misq uoted and
mlsundtrstood and in a meeting with the
two st.An and man..iger Eddie Kuko
opoloflttd. Smith aoctpted bill Yu
mu.od oommeoL
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Canada Olympic Berth
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WINNIPEG -Huntington Btach'1
Clay EYIDI RnUbed I.be Canadian nt--
tlonal ucord In the 200-... ter Individual
medley here at the Olympic TrillJ wtlh 1
blattng z, 13.29 to give him 1 cerllln
berth In the XXth Olympie Games 11
Munich.
Evans, an lS.year-old graduate of JllU>o
llnglon Btacb High, clipped two tenths ol
a ~ o(f lbe former mark as be ea~
tured the evmt Wednesday night witb a
bocty length to llpal'<. Be's less than four
&eCOOds oU the w«ld rt'COnl.
Evans turned back bis adversaries
when he 'A'tnt out fast in the fly (27.3),
tapered o(f in the backstroke, then came
back with a 40.1 breaststroke and a 31.S
free.
The Canadian naUonal record is the
apex of his short career. ~td<ling bis
pair of CJF Southern Seetion records in
May.
"'lbat night 11t the CIF finals when I
got two records wu great, but it seems a
long way off now. Wltb lhe trials hert',
Munich later and my collegiate career at
UCLA awaiting I think I'll be able lo
replace that night," be says.
Tonlgb~ following the final even!J In
the trtalJ, the pride of Canadian swim-
men will enjoy a boat ride on the waters
of Like WiMlpeg.
At that lime the oCficial list of athl~tes
will be named to represent Canada in the
CLAY EVANS
XXtb Olympic Games.
Tonight he goes (or his third victory
here in the 100-meter butterfiy, his
favorlte stroke.
Tuesday Evans swept lo a winning
1:00.3 in the 100-meter backstroke to gain
a foothold on a bid to represent Canada.
But, being 1 non-resident , he was forc-
ed to at leut qualify in another event to
insure hi! bid. Only three oon·reslderua
~·ould be •ccepted to compete for
Canada.
With two nrsts, a natkmal record In
one, and probably another outstanding
performance tonight in the fly, Clayton
1bomas Evans is a cinch to not only
make the team. but to lead the Cana-
dians in their bid for Olympic glory In
aquatics.
Evans' top time in the 100 fly ls 51.4 , •
notch or two behind a fellow rompetltor
v.·ho bas clocked ~.O for the event.
"There are a lot ol good 100 fiytrs
here, but the pressure is off rm.king tbe
team," Evans told the DAILY PILOT.
Despite lbe assurance of taming his
spot, Evaru is adamant In his quest Lo
swim the 100 fly al the Olympics.
"I v.·ant to swim the fly most of aU 1t
hfunic h," he adds.
Next on the agenda for the •luntington
Beach flash , ·who holds Can a d I an
citlzenship, is conlinued training in Win-
nipeg for about a week, then on to h1on-
treal on the 18th for tv.·o <1r three days,
then Munich.
As for his own conditioning he says hill
most important task is simply to main-
tain his current fitness and durability.
"There's no y,•ay I'm going to gel In
any bettt'r shape than I am now. And it 's
too late to try for any more endurance. I
just want lo maintain what I've got.
"I'm at my peak right noy,•," says
E\'ans.
Wood Throttles Angels
Amazing Chisox
One Game Back
Close not ooly counts in horseshoes. but
It 1s also slarting to h.ave an effect on the
American League West .
Just conside r the Cinderella case of the
Chicago \Vhite Sox:
\\'hen \\'ilbur \\'ood o u Id u e I e d
Cahfomia·s Nolan Ryan, J.-0, Wednesday
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Chisox reoorded their 60th victory of the
year and one which moved them to
within one game of the slumping Oakland
Athletics in what has become the red·hot
American League West.
Thirty of those victories have been one-
run margins.
"I can take it as long as voe keep scor·
ing more runs than the other guys.''
Chicago manager Chuck Tanner remark-
Laver, Ashe
Elinri11ated
Fro1n Tourney
CLEVELAND (APJ -The !<'l.000
Cleveland Classic indoor tennis tourna-
ment was dealt a double-knockout blow
\\' cdnesday when stars Arthur Ashe and
Rod Laver were eliminated in second-
round singles matches.
In addition. the Australian doubles duo
of Ken Rosewall and Fred Stolle wo.s
defeated by Charles Pasarell of Puerto
Riro and Frank Froehling of Miami .
The week-long tournament winds up
Sunday.
Laver, the Corona del Mar left-hander
who has won over $300,000 on the tennis
circuits the last t"A'O years, was upended
by No. 3 seed Marty Riessen ol Chicago,
7-6. ~. ~2.
Second-seeded Ashe . o( Miami Beach,
was ousted by Ismael El Shafei of the
United Arab Republic, 6-4, 6-7, 6-3. Stolle
and Rosewall were beaten, 7-&, -H, &-J.
Advancing to the quarterfinals in
singles action with El ShaCei and Riessen
were Mark Cox of Great Britain and Cliff
Drysdale oC South Africa.
The other four quarterfinalists will be
determined today. Drysdale blasted past
}laroon Rahim of Pakistan, 6-1 , ~2 and
cox turned back Tom Okker ol The
Netherlands, 6-3, 6-4.
Riessen was sharp with his atrve.
ground strokes and volleys, but Laver
nearly pulled the match out with IOme
beautiful baekbands.
Neither pll)'tr broke service in the
opening set, which wu decided by the
tie-breaker. Laver rebouoded in the sec-
ond .. ~ but -dw'ged right back.
bre•king the red-haired Conman'• serve
twice in the last set to win the mat.ch.
"I served well even though t t~
my first 10 1erve1," RJessen said. "l w•s
•ble to g•t tho -..,. In with
aomething on tt."
The ADEi Sha.lei match was
highlighted by a Hare of temper lrom the
Egyptian, aevtral disputed calls and the
chanJe of 1 linesman.
El Slrafd won the r1111 aet hendlly and
thought he bad the leClOlld aet woo wheo
the rtf•r« aipaled 1 poalbfe game-win-
ning '""'out ol bounds. El Shale! OWIJ hi& tlCUt ...... the c:ourl
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ed afLer Wood became the \\.'inningest
pitcher in the majors with his 191.h tri-
umph and drove in the game 's only run
Y<ith a se\'enlh-inning single off 1he fast·
balling Ryan. 12-10.
The Chicago victory set up a pivotal
four·game weekend series beginnin&
ton ight with the athletics at Oakland.
The Angels, meanwhile, get set lo
entertain the Minne!Ota Twina in 1 four-
game set. The Twins, onJy siJ games
behind Oakland. will employ Ray Corbin
(6-5) tonight against the Angels' Rudy
May (HJ.
The plethora of close games and the
pressure or a pennant race apparently
isn't having much effect on the easy-
going Tanner or his team.
"Some of our guys wer't laughing in the
dugout in the ninth inning ," Tanner ad-
mitted.
"They're loose and they'rt having
fun ."
Wood has been a key factor In the
Chisox surge. His triumph Wednesday,
improving his record to 19-11, was his
gix:lh in seven games and it was again
accomplished on two days' rest.
•·Pitching is more mental with 1ne than
phy&ical." he said. "The more I get out
there, 'the better 1 feel."
He also said something else: "I'm hap-
py with the knucklebaU (bis most ef-
fective pitch ) and I wouldn't trade it for
Nolan Ryan 's fastball. But I'd like to
have both."
The White Sox vi ctory was their :41h in
17 game!'! and Tanner sald, "No. I'm not
surprised that we're only one game back.
I Celt in the spring that we had a good
team and I guess this proves it.·•
And then be laughed -just like the
rest of his team.
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VALERIE LEE
Mission Viejo
Gal Swimmer
Shines i11 Meet
•fERSHEY, Pa. -hlission Vie}<>
High's Valerie Ltt, swimming ror th•
Huntington Beach Aquatics C1ub, cap.
tured the too-meter butterfly with 1
I :06.2 in the senior division of the Na-
tional Open championship swim meet at
the Hershey Recreation Center.
Miss Lee was fifth In the 200-meter fly
in the Olympic Trials at Olicago last
week. Valerie is a P.fission Vie.)o High
sophomore.
She finisht'd second to Fountain
Vallt'y's Shirley Babashoff in the 400 free
with a 4: 11.4 in the girls division of the
CIF Southern Section finals and also
placed second In the 100 fly with I :01.6.
Both divisions v.·ere dominated by
California swimmers in the first day of
action with Jack Tingley of the PasLdena
Swim aub capturing the 400-meter
freestyle in 4:05.9.
Tingley helped Pasadena to the
California junior eollege swim cham·
pionship in the spring and fellow team-
mate Bill Pattenon capped the Pasadtna
duo with a winning 2:08.7 In the 200-
meter backstroke .
fn other women's eompetition, Kathy
Calhoun. a former world record holder in
the 1500-lneter free, won the 400-meter
free: in 4:2.8.1.
Miss Calhoun another Californian,
swims for the El Monte Swim Club.
The meet, sponsored jointly by the
American Swbnming Coaches Alsocla-
tlon and the Middle Atlantic MU
chapter, ends Saturday.
Participant.I are 1ge 16 throogb 24.
Yorty Still Trying
LA Bids for '80 Games
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The dty of Los Angeles, turned down
in eflorts to host the 1972 and 1976 Olympic Games, will bid lor tho
1980 Olympics, mayor Sam Yorty aald Wednesday.
Y~& announced he will cont.ci Oirmptc Offlciala when he at.-
tend• 1U11U1tu'1 011mpka In Munich, Gernwiy.
"We're going to t .. p trying," Yorty said. "We're still the Amei-lcan city to bid."
He Insists that the 1976 G•mes should have been given to Los
Angeles instead ol Montreal. Los Angele1 wu the host city In 1~2.
The mayor said he plans to leave Friday and wUl be gone 1bout
• month. The trip ii partly bUl!n ... and pll't\Y v1<1Uon at "U!Ue
or no =t to the dty btcawe Of tnvlaUona from aevual fonlp covemmenta," be said.
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Only 750
Holes to Go
For Golf Duo
HOLLYWOOD. J'l•. IAPI -After 21\lo
hours and 4Si0 l~les ol 10\f, John
Seligman winced 11 Gary K1plan'1 dad
<hanl«I the band•I" Oh b~ rl1ht hind.
Tbtn lhe two teen-qtrs Yttre off into
lbe darkness for aoothtr round, on lhe
""''Y to whit they hoped 'A'OUld be a world
endurance record for around·t~lock,
rionstot goJf.
The aoal Is 1.200 holes.
At 1M nr1t tee, IS.year-old John step-
ped just long enough to smear hlmstlf
with in.sect reptllenl be!ore hitting his
tee shot Into the bU1ckntu.
'MMI 1"·0 North Miami youth! art mak·
tng their record attempt on the reaul ..
tlon par-72 West Course at Holl)"A'OOd
Lakes Country Club.
EVen with automoblle headll1ht1 jerry.a
r igged on the front of their goll carta.
··playing at night I! kind of a pain," 17·
year-old Gary explained while looking for
a I011t ball on the first fairway .
"The fluorescent oranae paint on the
balls doesn 't rully he.Ip u mueb u we
thought It would. But we've worked out a
system : We line the carts up behlnd us
wlth the lights pointing down the fairway.
and just hit lron1 u atralcht 11 we can."
And both setmtd to have an uncanny
knack (or hitting to the UMeen green.
"Yoo have lo remember. we've played
this hole 25 times in lhe laat 29 hours."
G1ry cracked. "You have to tell from the
feel o( the shot which way your ball prob-
ably went.
ti1uch of their gear Is dtslgned to de-
fend a1ainst attackl by hun&ry mos-
quitoes includini repellent &trips bung
from the golf carll aod mosquito nets
provided by Oary'1 grandmother.
SOUTH STARS GRIF AMIES (131 AND TON Y CIARELLI FACE NORTH.
"We should flnlsh 1,200 bolea Thursday
night or FrM11y morning -unless a giant
mosqli.lto carr:le1 us away," Gary said.
1'Boy, It 1ure II ere•t to iee the sun come
~p In the morning."
Starting Ti9lat End
Ciarelli Play s l\.ey Role
"OUr handa are the only major prob-
lem," John added, "otberwlle we feel
great."
"I had a 79 on the aecond round," Gary
said, "but l bet J didtl't brtak 56 on that
laat nine. We may be tlttd, but we're not
'.sleepy."
For Soutl1 Grid All-sta1·s
i ; John , who will be a sophomore 1t the
~ lJniverslty of South Florida in the fall,
: 'tbougbt of the idea !all year. Gary, who
' ~ be a freshman at the University of
Florida. agreed. The endurance record at
that lime waa 118 holes.
· But six wee.ks ago, Raymond Lasater
J>layed 1,064 bolea oo a courH in
Lebanon, Tenn.
I "We were kind ol en.ashed," Cary said.
''That meant an e1:tra day or ao."
Undaunted, tht>y both decided 1t waa ! ·~~~.~ r:7ihe hell or ii," John '8id.
! ·Tennis Tourney
l Benefits Club
The South Coast Area Boys" Club wlll
be~t from a teMis tournament
I sponsored by the El Camino TeMls Club
Saturday and SUnday and Aug. lt-ZO at
lhe LalUfll Niguel Tennis Club, 5an
I C1emente High School and San Lui& Rey
tennis courts.
I Contestants wlll come from the
Clpistrano Unilled School Dtstrict and
members of lbe El Camino Tennla Oub.
I La(Ufla Niguel Tennis Club, Three Arch
l Bay Tennis Auoclation and Laguna Ten-
Dia: Association.
Players wlll compete in three divis ions
each for tropllles for men's doublet,
women's doubles ind ml1:ed doubles.
By ROGER CARI.MN
Of IJlt D61ty fl li.I tt1H
If the South is to reverse the Nort h's
trend of winning in the 13th annua l
Orange County All·star football game at
Orange Coast College next Thursday one
of the key factors to success will be Tony
Clartlll's performance at light end.
That's the general consensus of some
observers as Ciarelli mans the post lhat
can spring the running back with his
blocks and is also a formidable threat as
a receiver from the slants of
quarterbacks Reed Johnson and Martin
Vander Roest.
As for getting thill.KS down pal the 6·2,
200-pound fonneE HW1tlngton Beach IIigh
standout says his toughest tasks have
bttn in learning the varying assignments
and getting the timing do"'n correct v.·ith
the quarterback.
Ciarelli was a first team All-Orange
County and Sunset League selection as :i.
senior despite his team's lackluster 2+2
record.
Now he's headed tor Orange Coast
College in the fall in lieu of accepting a
berth on the Ariiona State squad.
As for his personal ambitions in
Thursday's classic at Orange Coast,
Ciarelli is typical of most athletes in the
South eamp.
"The South hasn't won in a long time.
But it's not a matter of ~'hether I'm on
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the South or North team ... I just don't
'"ant to lose," says Clare Iii.
And the North possesses another item
in its arsenal that Ciarelli "'ould hke
another shot at.
"Loara·s players got us pretty good
when we played them," sunnlsed Tony
as he contemplated a pcwible cort-
f rontation at Orange Coast.
As for highlights ln h.is three-year
career at liuntington Beach it was a
toS!U p for Ciarelli between whipping
Anaheim in his senior year and knocking
off Westminster In his sophomore season.
''I caught a 3.S-)'ard pass lo sel up our
touchd own against Anaheim and I tuess
tllat would be the individual play J
remember most," he says.
In all the versatile Ciarelli caught 69
passes in three years and wu also used
at defensive end. tackle and linebacker.
And most of !hose catches were as a
tight end, \\'here the task of gelling out
from the Interior struggles and into the
open are a bit tougher than for a flank·
er or wide. receiver.
South coach Bill Boswell has been coo-
.sistent in his praise for Ciarelli
throughout the Rebe.I workou ts and labels
him as one of the best or the best.
The South c<>ntlnued its: evening prac-
tice \\'L'Cinesday without injury. A scrim-
mage is tentatively set for 6 p.m. Friday.
DEAN LEWIS
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Quickness
Pays OH Big
For Palmer
BJ DENNll CAMPllllLL ot .. ~,.... • ..,.
u WI! l'almer r .. 1a lib ! ~nm
n1n1 around with all of thote all-liar
linemen, U1Dllder bow be must have felt
pi.ylna football for Anaheim llJ&h School
Jut )'flt.
"Ho couldn'I have welaJ!ed more lhlD
t4S poundl," cbuc:ti.. -COid!
Clan Vllllloorebelce. "Bui be'• a srut
little bltkr and 1 fine football pllyer.
J.fe'1 a rut acnpper."
Palmtl' wlll do bis 1er1pplng for tho
Norlh In the Crane• County All-star foot-
ball pme, but 1t H and 170 poundl be
lookl mlacut for the part of offensive
center aod rovlo,g llnebacUr.
"My alu really ll a problem," Palmer
admlt1. "Everyone here la bil and they
all match your ability."
Palmer ma.Us up for bis lack of alie
In qulcinm and technique.
"8ecau1e I'm to small I can move
more quickly. Some of these IUYI are
pretty big and move fa1t, but that's
apeed. and qulclneaa Is dlffettnt . You
can have a lot ol speed and still not be
quick.
"Plafinl at Anaheim was an ad-
\'ant.age for me, too. Coach Van-
Jloorebeke wu reAlly good, and there
arf! a lot of guys here who don't know as
much u I do because they haven't bad
my tralnlng."
Palmer remember• foot b a 11 at
Ma.helm "Ith a bit ol a &budder. "Prat>
ticu are Joog and bard there." he ei:-
plains.
"Other l!Choola mlcbt pradlee an hour
and a hall and go home, bul at Anaheim
v;e bad four and nve-hour practices unUJ
8;30 or 9 p.m.
"A lot of other teams didn 't ,.,·ork as
hard and still won, but r felt I y;ent into
l."very game more prepared than the
ot~r team."
It was while playing center at Anaheim
-a position be played leas frequently as
the sea.son progressed -that Palmer
had a memorable game a g a i n s t
Redlands' 21o-pound All-OF mlddle
guard John Neeley.
"That guy wu really a:ood," he recalls.
"; don't lhlnk I blocked him once the
whole game.."
That game helped convince Palmer
that h.is abillUea were on defense. and It's
likely he 'll start at rover back for the
North.
"I'll probably play a little of both, but I
like defense better.'' he !Bys. "On
defense. you're aft.er them."
Palmer, an honor student at Anaheim,
will take a shot at football at Brigham
Young Unlvenlty, where he'll major in
polltlcal ldence and work for a law
degree.
Area Brief•
Lwm Face Bakerslieffl;
Laguna Trips Polo Foe
C.01& l\ltA'I LIOill "ID -1111 Batll'llleld ~;am
racing 1"rida1 nJ&bl al the Onace Oounl1
Falraroundl ltodlum.
'!be 1:11 p.m. ca>tell ..ru matcb
ll:vtber•plmtlntber.
'!be But brotben, -aud l\lll;e, wlll be .. oppoolle Ilda u Sllve tlda
with the Llonl and Ills -will> ll!o
Batenlleldtum.
Oralllt County lavorlk llkk Woodl
alao rliln -1111 Colla lieu ..... while former U.S. cbamploa lllJce But
and Filllerton'• Lan')' Sblw llJlltk
Baken!1eld.
The favorti. to W1D the bandlcap races
Is Scott AlltlJ of Benno-, wilD -1111
handicap m11n event 1ut week.
'!be procram "1l1 be l1Dcd GUI with a
dlvlston two card and I hn>lap !Nltdl
race between the top ICOl'trl from the
Uona and 1be Bandits.
"' Tom Redwltz rlfled In five 1oalJ to lead
La1una Beach to a f.7 win over Servile,
bJihll1htln1 play In the Colla Mt11 sum-
mer water polo leaaue Tuesday at Costa
Mesa Hi&h.
Both Laguna and Servile ftrt tmbelten
In Dlvl1lon IV play gotJl( Into the &llDe.
Llguna held on to a allm, one.point Jud
unW a finll ltCOlld Coal 1tmched tho
martin to t-7. Doug Johnooo ......er twice
for the winners.
In Division V, Newport top~ e d
WH!em, IW, and FuIWtoo beat 1"ng
Beach Poly, Jl).5, while Estancll fortelled
to Coll& M,.. and LI Quinta forfeited to
Fountain Valley.
In other Division IV play, University
do~11ed Santa Ana, 8-3, Rancho beat
Tustin, 10-4. and Lowell forfeited to Ken-
nedy.
"' Estancia Hljh'a fourth a n nu a I
weightllftlnc contest 11 on lip tonight in
tbe Eaglea' gym with six achooll entered.
Action gel• under way at 7 o'clock in-
volving athletes from Loara, Saddleback,
Unlversily, Foothill, Bolsa Grande and
Estancia.
Events include the mllary press, bench
press, squat, curls, situps and pull ups.
Admission ls free to the public.
"' Both Grand Prix bikes and street pro.
ductloo models will be on lhe track for
motorcycle races at the Orana:e County
lntematiooal Raceway Sunday,
Preliminary heats will begin at to a.m.
with the main events to start at noon. A
sidecar Tice is amon& 15 rKtS planned.
Admllltoll will be $1.50, willdl will Jn.
cliiilO tr.. porkfns. pit J>ISI and -,,....
"' 'l'be Newport Beach etWl(&tt canoe
Jmua woo the Dona Cup race Saturday
bet...,. NeWllOfl 1llrtJor and Dona
Harbor.
cr.w membm ""' John Dnldloo.
Steve Relcban, T!almper McCartl!y,
Gary Salt<, Tim l!Ulb, Bob Wiodl, Diel:
Gebblrt and lloui G-. Damll
Campbell ooeched.
A aec:ond pillCe llnlal! WU tamed by
tho Ale Nu! Ha Ha of Dlllll Point, whUe
tblnf place went to Tuull It llar1na dd
Hay.
Blackies Rolls
To 76-67 Win
In Open Loop
Blac:kit1 cltnched the Ulle In Costa
M.,. _, 11U1!U11tt baalcetball plaJ 'l\Je>.
day at Orange COUt CoDt1e, u It
eased to a 7"7 trlumpb over LIFE for
its JOtb win in II 1tartl.
The vlctorY upped Blackla' lead to 2\lo
games over second place Zubia.
In I.be companion feature It wa1 Laem-
mle bating the Jets, IU7.
Top scorer for Blackiea was Jeff Qm.
ningharn, who scored 2$ points. P.fate
Steve Sabina chipped in with tt, while
LIFE WU paced by tnla Falconer (17),
Rich Plante loS9ed In 22 polnll for the
Jets while Laemmle got double fl&W't
scoring from five dllferent players.
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Alamitos
Racing
Entries
DO YOUR SllAFl'S MAlCB YOUR SWINIOT
One or tbc most important upecu or aood golf ii
findina clubabafl.s tha.t ma.tC'h :your partkuhr sWlf'll!
1pccd. Too much or too litUe ~LJlu can rob )OU
ol attur.tey'"lnd dbtancc.
To chec.t your 1hafu, 1ncr~ly
•A«rtain the amount or carry you
at' on your normal dri\'C5. If your
avcr1ge drive a.tries undu 175
)'ants, 1 ~uiacst you we •A"
shafl• (flexible) in your clubs. lf
)'Our drivn carry J7S-200 yatdJ.
yQu are p:Dt1111icg a bit more
clubbead 1pccd. The .. A .. lh&f11
¥iould be too difficult to control
You need •R" ~~flS (regular.).
Golfcn: wbo taIT)' drives J)G.
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ID yards Ort average AhoUld U'C
"'S" (11ifl') ih3fi!, or, if they mual~
Jy cany well beyond 22S yards,
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Area Links
Gals' Tourney
Set for Mesa
Stella P.lerri am and Dora
Donaldson tied for first place
in a most pars tournament
M~n's_ Club Cliampionsltip '
Meadowlark Lead to Abbey
Bob Abbey, <be cldendlnc
champion, ls I ' a d I n I the
scralch Olght in the mt:n's ~lub
cbamllk>Nlllpt at M"dowlark
Country Club ufttr firing 66-
72-138 ror lht first two
round! or t.bt stroke play com·
pellllon.
The compctlUon will con.-
elude this wetke.nd with 3JI
nl&hls involved in a 54-bole
event. Abbey is leadlng hiJ
neattSt competitot by five
strokes after the fint two
nxinds of pl1y.
In a Saturday swecpet.akes,
Jim Giese and \\'e!I Blanchard
dominated the field. 'M>ey
learned togethf>r for firSt
place at SS v. 1th G Iese and
Dick Huston second at 56 and
Blanchard y.·1th Joe Dt:O.lay
third at 57.
On Sunday. Henry Len-
nartson and ~larold Forsburg
v.we the winners at 59 with
Hll!ltin and Joe McDonough
i;erond at fll and Dirk Hlkada
and Ralph Adams third at 61.
Sa111n Ann
Vince Longobardo of l!a·
cienda Country Club and Art
Teixeria of California defeated
Gordon Alexander and ~tertin
Berry of Indian Wells, 4 and 3,
to gain the championship of
the aMual invitational
partner's better ball tourna-
ment at Santa Ana Country
Club ~nUy.
Longobardo and Teixeira
defeated Don Rarxlall of 1he
host club and Chuck \llidener
or Apple V1lley tn t b e
atmlfinals, 3 Ind 1.
Aleundtr and Berry ad-
vanced with a aem!Onal round
victory over Jerry Moot (lli·
citnda CC} and DJck McBrk!c
!Virginia CC in Long Beacbl,
4 aod 3.
Qualllylng bu starled for
the men '1 club championship
and will continue through
August 211 It Slnta Ana CC.
Cris Brown ls the defending
champion ind will be on hand
to defend his title in !he match
play tournament lhal <.'On·
eludes on Labor Da y.
Sltorerllfh
Preparations are undrr way
to determine a men·s club
<'hamplon at Shoreclif(s Coun·
lry Club.In San Clemente wjth
a senlon tournament getting
the: action started this week ,
Tbe men's title will be
determined in a 71-hole event
with 15 players in the !!Cratch
championship flight. Others
11i'ill use full handicaps to
dele:nnine a champion. The
rirst round will be played on
the weekend of Sept. 2.
In a nu.sau tourney over the
wccke.nd, Jim Dheatum won
low net over ts ho!~ ~·ith a 61
followed by Jim Willlam!I (63 l
and Jot McDonald (66 1.
On the front nine. Jack
Brown had a net of 29 with
Chuck Crow second at JOi.;
and Harry Heidrich third at
Jt.
On lbe bl<k run.. John
McElwalae "u klw with 31\i
followed by Woody Auotln (l:I)
and .Ila> 'Foot'!__~\\).
Ille•• l'erlle
ln 1 partner's better ball
tournament Saturday al ~1eu
Vtnle Country Club, Ray
Schnleder Ind Bob Shirley
took f.lrst place with a 61 ln
the low ne:t compeUllon.
Ray Schroeder and Dick
Urich also finished with 1 ntt
61. In the low gross C'Om·
petition, St.an Hick.in and Spud
Jordan were the winncrli with
· a 69.
In Sunday's jack and jill
event. Del and Betty Hamre
teamed with Richard and
Horteme Carlin for first pla,re
at !XI. George and Lila Yurka
and Bob and Verda Shirley
{inlshed second at 132.
YMCA Title
To Susson
P.tark Susson top~ Bill
Carroll, 31-27. to y.·in the
Orange Coast YMCA'!! racquet·
ban tournament Saturday.
Susson's win came in the. han·
dica pped singles dl\'i!lion.
Sus.son teamed with Peter
Pelaise! to down Carroll and
Bill Brown, 21..,, in the open
doubles.
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Entries a.re cooling ln 'o\'ell
ror the fil"ll &MUSI tn--
vUaliMAI P&llDfr's better bill
tournament 1t t.tls!llon Viejo
Country Club to be staged
August 11-211.
Tl\l! thre.e-day event ~·ill
feature club me.mbers fron1
Mlssion Viejo and surrounding
"°""°"· J&llt Dole
The second annual Dick
Whittinghill lnv1latK>nal golf
tournament v.·UI be staged at
Los Alamitos Ciolf Course
Saturday with 18 foursomes
headed by a sport' or show
bu!lin elis relebri l )
participa.trng.
All proceed!! from the event
'A'ill go lo Re.stha\•en Com·
mllllily P.1enlal Health Center .
Following the Afternoon of
golf. participants v.•ill 00 in at·
tendance at the quarter-horse
races that evening and v.·ill be
dinner guests of owner Frank
Ves.seb.
Ra11rl10 SJ
First round competition in
the annual senion tournament
at Rancho San Joaquin Golf
Course has been completed
with Bill Langjahr the leader
wilh a net score of 68.
Sttve Yekitch is next with a
69 followed by Dick Berryman
and Hill \V inter, e11ch with iO.
The J6.hole tournament \\'ill
be eoncluded Sunda y ~·ith the
final round.
D.U.Y •UT
Sand Bass
Continue
To Hit Big
Sand bass continue t o
spotll~hl Uw Orange Coa!lt
aret fishln_g tctne \\'Ith llmll8
being li'1krn daily on mo!lt
boat~ out of tht four ma jor
landinv.(.
Bob r.1cCullah of lluntington
Beurh pier 'A'hfre half-day
OOats are the rule {three tlmeit
daU~· Including the 1wlll11:htf'r
at 5:301 reports the r.tatt
Wal.sh i~ only 10 minutes fro1n
the s.,nla An.11 ri ver jelly
'A here the bulk of the bass arc
be-inf! take..n.
"F'1shin,.:i is beautiful." Bob
reports. "In addition lo th"
sand bass, v.•t are al!IO ~elllng
Mime large amberjacb to
e1£?hl and nint pound!! along
with a few kttper barracuda .
"But lhr sand ba!I~ Rrt
staving \.1'lth us an~ hitl ini:
well :it all hours of the dny '1
1 ve••
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Costa 1'1esa Golr and Coun-
try Club will be the scene of
the fiflh U\llual women's in-
vitational tournament Monday
"''ith 143 players e1pected lo
participate in an 8:30 shotgun
start.
y.•ilh 15 in A flight. Mrs. R.1--------
Uch1zono won the B cro~'TI
with 14.
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Scoring wlll be on a two best
balls or foursome basis with
lun cheon following play in·
eluding door prizes for all
players.
In a better ball of partners·
toumamenl this week,
Barbara Leonard and Barbara
Shepardsor. finished first with
a net of 68. Maxine Assmus
and Ginny Stasko were second
at 69
A ti e resulted for th.ird at 72
with \'i Hoskins and Rosemary
Skillion on one squad; Betty
Jo Sle va and Greta Iannelli on
another : and Joyce Caplis and
Belly Brown on the third
team .
"lesa l'erde
The women's club at Mesa
Verde Country Club staged a
pair of tournaments this week.
In the first. a stroke play
event. Belty Hamre was the A
flight 'A'inner with a 71 with
Phyllis Smith and Do r a
Donaldson tied for second at
72.
Betty Mununa 'A'On the B
division with 72 and P.1arge
\Villiams copped the C crown
"'ilh 74.
Los A larriitos Results
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\YELCOME
BACK BOB!
Bob Aguilera Com• Into Carats ond wbh tM
on• 1tL.1only OM lots of hc:kl . '
With the oddltioft of &ob • ho.,• proof Posiliv•
you'I fall in k>¥• oft ~ •er"' with the way ••
pampet Y'D"· Jint over 2.$ yeon yavn9 m Orong•
County. Collfomia.
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SOUTH COAST PLAZA-COSTA MESA
UISTOl ot .... SAN DllGO IUJWAY
In the C division, a four·way
I ie resulted for first place al
Oorothy Jones. R o s e m a r y
Plolner and Chri!I Houp.
Searlllf
Entertainlr1g members of
the Meadowlark and Fountain
Valley Mile Square women·s
clubs, members of the Hunt-
ington Seaclilf Country Club
!ltaged a two best ball of
foursome tournament Tue!!·
day.
The wiMing combint: found
Rose Erickson, Pat Eorio,
Mary GrOS!I and a blind draw
finishing first with 133.
A tie resulted for second at
135 with Alice Acklin, Winnie
Lindsay. Gail Stinson and
Sa rah Wood on one team. On
the other were Bess Petersen,
Nora 11.tora~, Conn I e
Lonergan and June DuncaJl.
The next spot at 136 wa!I
taken by Patty Schottmiller,
Bonnie Nuixio, Yvonne Haig
and Nancy Quackenbush.
El Niguel
In a blind nine tournament
at El Niguel Country Club in
Laguna Niguel staged by the
women 's club this week. low
gross honon went to Barbara
dePlanque "'ilh a 42.
Bettina Hall placed second
in the gross competition wilh a
4.5 in A night . Low net honors
went to Nell ToWl)Send and
Phyllis Hofmann with 38.
In B flight, Dorothy Howard
and Evelyn Conant tied for
Jo,v gross with SO. Low net
~·ent to Anne Wright with 351,1,
with Lucille Knudsen second
at 381.2.
In C flight . Virginia Whiting
ton copped low gross with a SO
followed by Anne Christiansen
with 53, Low net went to Lola
Collier (391,1,) with Merle
Beeby second al 4-0V:.
Evelyn Wa ger won the D
night low gross award "·i th 4.2
followed by Dorothy Levy "ith
54. Mildred White was the net
victor "'ith 35 follo·wed by
Bette llalliday at 331~.
1lleado1.,lark
f.!embers of the f\.1eadowlark
Golf Course W1:1men'5 club
staged their monthly low net
tournament thi'I week with
!<~ran Beatt)' the clau A win·
ner with Ii 70.
In the B fligh t. Pattie
Newhouse 2nd Pat Hood tied
~or fir~ with 74. Anita
~1ontgomery was the C Winner
\Vith 7J
July golfer of the month was
Harriet Glanville with a 66.
Len Robbins IOSS?
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h;1~ lonJ.! lw1·n i·hn,idt•red a
har'h 1•c11nur::il" f;icl th.il
n1;.:ht11111t• pr1J,iira1nn,1ng prt)-
fiucl'S 11111ri:1nal profits wh1lr
da,·t1nu• !)hows <·an be rral
1nnn1•1 makrrs
/\d\t>rt1.!l1ni;: r a I e ~ [or
da\ 11ml' tele11~u1n are basPd
nn .. ra1lngs. and that"s why
("RS h11s h<'('n 11ncll'l"i.!Oing
changes In botst<·r 11~ $agg1nc
l(•ad. In J11nuar'. IL Donald
· Bud " Gr;in! 11ns brought
n1 er fron1 NBC \ti sl'r\"r as
\'ICC president in chnrge of
rla}'tin•e programmin~ lits
chnni,:es are now being felt
'"Starting 1n Septen1ber. v.e
will chanRe our n1om1ng pro-
grammlllJ! 1o inrh1de three
ntw gan1c .<:ho11~ ··~aid r.rant
via lelephonr rro1n \{'11 \"(Irk
'These \l-"111 rt'pl11ee ~1tunllon
n ... 1ned1· reruns, 1>.luc.:h hJ1e
appar(;ntly run out of stcan1
\\'c're going for the adul1
fl·n111le audience. 11J1ich seen1s
to hke the gamr sho11.<:"
Th<' nfl w attractions ''Thr
.Joker'~ \\.ild," a quiz show
111th Jack Barry: "Thl' Ne11
Price is Righi." ""'ith Bob
Barker: '"Truth or Const-
quenccs·· replacing Bill Cul·
h·n .. 111d '"Gan1bit" sla rnru:
!.ti~ Angeles di'e JOCkl'~· \\'ink
.\lar11nd<1le -··ihe best oew
game 11how sine•· 1'.0S$11ord.'
Soll S (;r;i111
Tl11s 1~ a n·al t·hanl!,t fur
rus. "h1<'h h.1 s r-~rhe\\1'11
r!a111n1t' ~an1e .,hn11·s !)Lt\r f' tht'
f!Ull shol'. scandal!> of l!l:lQ
(;one will bt• rr-run~ of "Ttw
l.tu·v Sho11 · and · Br1•trll'
l11llb1lhl'~ ' •·Farn1ly Affair"'
"111 ht' moved to an Hltt'rnoon
spul
Still re1na1ning are the
<\t•n;ils -nrtwork pe<>plr don·1
like tn call thrm soap operas.
Tbrr l' arc ei_l!ht of them on the
CllS sc~rdule, including the
1op-rat{'(I '"/Is the W or Id
Turrs. ·· TV"s oldesl daytimr
show at 22 years or age.: and
""The Guiding Light .'' a~e 21.
'"Our serials an~ slill al-
1ra1·t1re, and they get the
hi~lwst retlnjt:s in d11v1 ime
tell'1 i~1on. r.rant said. But he
:i-in1•tttd that ··serial~ h111 e
det l1ned 111 audience fron1
Lag·u11<1. Lo11g Beac1i
_4111iou1ice A 1iclitio11s
Fin<il :iudi tions ha\r been
announrt>d for the Laguna
~f o u Ito n Co 01 m uni I y
Playhou ~e·s {lr111n<1 "Surnmt•r
( CALLBOARD)
:ind Sn111ke," while the Lllnt:: ''.l<inuary Thaw.'' by Anita
Beach ('omm11nitv Pl,1 1 l:nll•!" r,110s, will be rtireetcd by
hits .'ll'hrduled n•nrt1ni,:~ for 11 , .Juint'~ Britt ain. /\ CASI uf
r•t•\l producl!nn. .r :111U:1r\ ~even n1en and six \VOmen is
Tha1t.·." rlqutrl·rl for the romedy.
Tht' l.aj!'.un11 trioul " ;in· r\ud1Hons will be held·~1on-
<':illrd for Sunday ,,fh•rnO'·n 11t dav only at 7 _30 pm. in the
I o\·lnc k 1n the p1:i~·hr.ll'f'. 606 playhouse. 5021 E. Anaheim
Laguna Canyon Hoad. La~una St. Leng Beach "January
Beach. i'o1ana~inlr( diret:tor Map Tha1t.' · .,.,n1 open Sept. 22 ror a
C.rah.im will stagf' the Trn· .si:<·v.·rekend run, Fridays and
nessce \\.illia1ns drama Saturdays.
'"Summer and Sinokr"' .... 111
be !he se<'ond Laguna pro-(·01n111 u11 it!I tliealtr oudr-
durlion or !hr 1!172·73 Sl'fl"<ln. I rr/Ii.~ !Ci/I be publi.fhtd Ill
rol!o\\1ng ··Fort v Carats.'' rlu~ ro/11111 11 011ct n 1rerk
v.h1ch opens ntxt m(1nlh. 1,-l,1·11 ara1/oble. lnforma·
Plci11ng da1!'~ for · Summ1·r 111111 .~huuld rtoclz l h t
and Smoke.. art' Oct 24 /lt\ILY PILOT 1111 /otrr
throuj!'h r\ov. !!, Tuesdays tha11 a loetk priur to Ou:
through Saturday~. 11!/0Ut date.
·~~--~ -~~----
OAY'l RO\S POH11.AC"$ •
ueun1vr NEW CAR
5 YEAR/50,000 MILE
WaDllanty
11hal tin:) 11·ere a fl'11 ~t·ar~
ago.
"Tht rl'ason. I belicvr , is
~cause of the increased
number of serials. Not long
ngo there were eight : now the
three networks ha ve tw1ec
thal num~r."
Grant said CBS conlinues lo
reassess its daytime pr~
i;:r<irnn1in~. nnd il's likely that
o1her changes ""ll! De ni ade .
"The da1 limr is nr111 a
lhrtt--ne!wofk race," he con-
ceded.
LIGHT DESIGNER
UCl 's C•meron H1rvty
Irvine. Prof
Li~hts Utah
Dran1a Fest
Cameron Hervey, resident!
l1gh11ng dl's1gner and an ass is-
11111! µrQfcs.w of drarna at !he
UC. Irvine. 1s lighting director \
for the lllh Utah
Shakesptarean Festival i nl
Cedar C11y.
Having des111:ned the l1ghtlngl
for lhe pa.~l three years.I
Mervey is design consultant
for the proposed permanent
hght1ng system "·hich Yi'il\ bt l
ron1pletcd in the near future.
TI1e three ph1ys featured
this summer inclurl1: "King
1 Lear."' ··The \\'inter"s Tal e"
:i.nd "A Comedy of Errors.''1
TI1c season extends through
Saturday.
Ex-producer Says -11;::;:::;:;:~;r-~-TToO~NiiiGGEHn1~"SS~l
D ll STUllS UOS. ' Nothing· as u I ..J.":~:~;.~·,·"' TV IDGlllJGHTS VILLAGE INN
c:w.. .. "" • ..,... As Conventions ..-_. ........
81 ~IA RY CA.i\IPB£LL dedicated his new book to!l~~~~~~~~~~J~ "'llllam !\fcAndre11o', the l•te.
NBC D 8:00 -"Clash of Cymbals." A beauU·
IUI concert pitn1't (Laura Dtvon) is wooed by ber
teacher (Jack Klu1man ) and is interutad In a W.
ebraled conductor (Loul1 Jordan) on NBC Ad••"'
ture Theater. ., H ves
NEW Y.ORK 1API -Al director ot news •I NBC. ''BUI ~1org1n, who was lhe producer MeAndrew was a f I n e
of the ''Today Show'· for atven new.s.man. I don't th Ink
year11, says thal political con· 1111ybody or his quallly Is work-
vtnliOfUI .. are the dulle111 show ing there to<li1y.
ir the world." "Telev\1ion n,ws goes lnl
He. says "ABC deckled it eyelet. Afttr all. new1 11 only
didn't have to cover a tiny part of • medium
everything from the opening devoted to entttt1lnmtnt. And
gavel to the closing give!. ll tome.timtt It only take1 an •I·
just goes on with it.s soap tack llke the one made byj
operas and "Marcu1 \Yelby" Agnew for TV news lo puUI
and bcat.s the two giants bacl and get soft."
hollow in the raling.s. 1-------
.. NBC used to have a rnouo,'
"CBS pill! 30." That mean!
we had to sta y on the air ~O
minutes after CBS did. Sorrie
nighl.S thtrt" wouldn't bf
anybody on the floor except
people s"eeplng and p1ck1n~ 1
up debris " 1 \Vhen he watches the L'iln-1
ventions this year, now that ht
isn"t working in television anyl
more, Morgan says, "My hand
auLomalically turns, oul Qr
loyalty or something, to NBC.
But I think \Valter Cronkite !1
the best.
FIELD
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HAROLD and MAlJlE
··NBC tends to nitpick a
story and expert It to dtalh
1'hat's all right if it 's an 1m·
portant story-you can learn a
llll. But if ii isn'l anyth1 n1t
anyway. you're just led tJoy,n
the garden path by 1 lot of
L1.11nments. Actually . you prob-
abl~· St'e tht tonvcn1 ion b<'st l
b~ s1\'l\ching bark and forth I
bc1wecu net\\orks ··
De/Mar
One convenliun \\h1t•h wasn·t
dull from a news standpoint
v.·as 1968, with the Democrall
in Chirago. P.torgan was the.re.
producing the "Today Show"
out of Chicago. \\'hen he left
NBC. lo write a novel, his
seventh. "J v.•as settling old'
scores, getting even for oldl'
wounds, but the Chicago con-
vention kept gelling in the\
wav.'' So lhat convention
11·el-k. as he h1·ed ii, beca.ne \
the "central rharacter" of the
1101·e1. "']'}\(' \\"hole Vt'orld Is
\\•atth1ng. •·
Morgan sa~s ht' thinks some1
ll·ssons were learned from tr.e
rinls 1n Ch1C:1J;O Miami allow-
M ) uung p<.-ople to sleep 1n
Flamingo Park durin1 this
\'ear·s Democratic con venlio11.
l 'h1cago wouldn't let lhe1n
sleC'p 1n Grant Park. Now, at
1•\"enls thal are potentially
11ole111. there is no rtd light on
the TV camerns. so that peo-
ple around can't tell whelher
1hey're on. There w a s
criiicism ln Chicago that some or the violence occ urr ed
1 because TV was there, and
that both police and prole.sters1 "played" for lhe red light of
the cameras. 1
"I don't know whether lt's l
iust a man getting older and
grouchy, but I don't think
so-I don'l think television
nev.·s is as good "5 it wed lo
be." Morgan says. He _
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i and Curry find themselves in Tombstone, ~::
1 of the le&endary Maf!hal Wyatt Earp In I
\Vay to the O.K. Corral?" KCET ID 8:00 -Jean Shepherd's America. The
1idewalk philooopher spin• tales about Iii• Oii the
water in an episode enUUed "And the Bad Guys
Are Bock on the Shore Shaking Their Fisu."
CBS e 9:00 -''The' Bobo." Peter Sellers is •
singing matador in this 1967 comedy. Britt Et-
land Rouano Bruzl aloo star. KHJ a 10:00 -"Manliunt." This 1941 crime
drama fealutts Walter Pidgeon and Geora• San~
era. h "G ·-KTI'V m 12:00 -"The Gunlig tei:, rtJ-,.,
Peck play1 the·tiUe role in th is \\'estern lrorn lOIO
wilh Helen Westcott.
TV DAILY LOG
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WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR VACATION
AUGUST 13th Thru AUGUST 20
OPEN AGAIN AUGUST 21
,, t
roadway Down ·
;NY. Tlteater Profiu Dip
HCW YOR (UPI) -lost 11,lff,to -pond with ~IU ol Btoodw1y pro 14 -. wlddl lost more than ~ decllntd dutlna the $1 ml11loa fn IJI0.11.
llrl·ll -IHld o I I • 'l1>e r<pod, buod oo r. ..... atoodwa1 pn>dttctlons loot <lal ttetemenu Ille<! wUlt Ille Miii ....., then lall ......,, atl<lnley ,_,.a1·1 o 111 < e ,
la Al~y General Louil showed that more than $20
LelllowlU's olllco reporll. million wu ln vet!pl In !ht
The repott-ld that f1 1'71-~Broadway pnldtletloltt,
Broadway allows brought in and lhat 21 productions In
Jl'OllU ol lt,092,115, «>mpared whl<h more than a mUllon
OOWAJNMENT
With proftts of $1.888,1118 from was invested were abandoned '---------"' i 19 llbowa in the lt7tr71 Raaon, during the seQ>n. 'In addition, the repor1 sa!d.-=~:_::::=:::::_ ______________ .11
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HITCHCOCK'S I
"FRENZY",
A UNIVtASAL ltCLCASC
TCCHNICOLO~
Classic Films at Chapman
Mae Weot, Cll'y Gno1 IJld
Mari-Ditlrich will be
ltetund In Friday nlabt's
C.pman Collece Grat Fil ms
Guild <blbltllo*ltr.
.Illas Wet! lnupt .., lbt
cm10t'1 wrath wllh "She Done
'Em Wronc" (11»1, an ada1>
tatlcm or her snaslt play.
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Now You Don 't"
"'FRENZY'
is the
first good . movie
about
glvt1 lier oo1ld llUj)pOrt, but
the film boloop to Mils Wu1,
who -Ille 50'ttltplay.
'Ille -ltaturt. "Blut All(el" (19.lO), b directed bf
Joed .... 5ttmbtrg, and stars
Marlene Dtelrlch and Emil
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14 OIY11ion of •
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20 h'ltorm1I
flrtwtll
21 EK!Sltd
22 Gun poinl1!1"
73 Tr1n11c1ion
25 Mos1 loht
21 Bluth
JO Element In
pltnl lt1Uh·
1111on
31 "A1e!t1r11
--.. :2
word1
32 ---Ptnir11ula ol ....
3J Plumbing
fiK1lUt
36 fliwed
31 Stt•ted
38 K\nd ol
m11)0f1tv
39 C<1ckoo
10 f1911ulatioo1
41 V1\lfl~ --·
42 Chtnged
dlr91:tion
44 TM Lo«f1
lu1nrtur1
47 Tree pt rl
48 tn r!ply to
yourw11e;
·Abbr.
A9 Set ol 1ools
M Ctienman
!>4 Lett-out
1hlngs
57 Obtain by
begging
58 Notice
S9 --ol life
tiO Kind of nut
61 Ex•c,1aed
t1m1
p11iods
62 Ohservld
63 He•d
covering
OOWN 1 Walt11 Sc oft,
!or one
2 Etna'1
outflow
3 DiN ti.rb
<I Spr1w1
15-lln•
6 Sl'lld• of r.ct
7 Singef·ICIOI'
Ed-
i F1mlll11 lorm
ot 1dd•tU
9 At1km1Uv1
con11de11tlort
10 Et1y
11 Concemed
w11ll notrruon
lonctlon
12 T1k11 011t
ll Bring to bear
19 Rind Mc-
and Co.:
NotlCI m1p-
m1ket1
21 Witl'lootcolor
2• f 11h
25 Weight 11nit1
ol Jndl1
26 MllCU~lll
n•m•
11 Pro-
28 8l1c~:
Postic
29 Origin
JQC. ... 32 Violent frH·
tor .. M
3<1 lrr1si&1ibl1
tnflufll'lt•
JS 8()(;k, lo1 on•
37 Actor Rrr-
mond-
38 MtrJnt con-
te11: 2 word• 40 St1ggtrs
<11 To"1
comptnion
<13 ll'lrowl out. « Cont1lntr
•5 J11gged
•6 P11c1
47 Hiving
IUtged UP
49 Ptrt ol the
hum1nbodt
51 Smel
5l F1bl9d m•n·
N tinggilnt
63 Englilh
countv
SS Common
cont11ctlon
56 Neigl'lbor ol 1
W1111.
57 Publio
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Listens to Landers
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PEANUTS
I HATE
LIFE ! NO
MATIER WllAT
I/Oii DO. '/rJ/
ALWA'IS END LI' AT
"THE VET!
JUDGE PARKER •
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By Charles M. Schull
'61\'EHIMA~! ~ 1 HIM A f'IU.! HO!.DHIM~.
PllT A .l'llZZJ.£ ON Hiio\ ! LOCK
HI.II IN A KEHNEL ! OIAIN
Hiio\ TO A P05T ! •
By Harold Lo Doa
F=,.,;;iiiiiiiiioiii~~Y~Esl'.'.~H~E7'1sc, SAMWiJ!C:YOmuui WILL. YOU TEL.L HIM THAT
HELLO, MAR6 ... R.ET ! WERE SUPPOSED TO I CAH'T HAVE LUHCtt WITH
WELL, COUNSELOR! OON'T IT SURE OOES.
TEU. ME YOUR CALL ~T A88EY! CAN
THIS )-!OUR MEANS THAT MEET ME IN IS THE JUDGE MEET HIM HERE FOR. HlM ... TlotA.T I'Li. CALL HIM
JN COURT? LUNCH ... BUT THAT'S AL· LATER THIS AFTERNOON!
MOST AN HOU FROM MAY I USE YOUR PHONe:?
NOW.I ~
MISS PEACH
~.. TMIStA~e ••
YOU'RE TAKING ME FOR.TY·FIVE
TO LUNCH? MINUTES?
By Moll
1"~1S C:A..iP
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ly John Milos
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THE GIRLS
DENNIS. THE MENACE
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fi.VA'l~,,.)![~~!? 0-.,., ........... ~ ..... ,,.•Ill .......... ~ .....
811 pom>ts cie....ted him M"7 Burs ... chltl of nun-
wl11111"' wu Ill :r<on old. His Inc opv1ca 11 l':'..,.te oon-
footer mother gHe him up vaJ.....i Hoopltel. Any lllfll
-be 1111 IL His ~1 In -ol .._ will 110
lister never vlllted him In the to the MlllClllar ~pby baltilte!. ; Fund, Iha lllcl.
He dltd last maath 1t tt of .,Pried was a 'ffr1 lntWUve
Class Set On TravPl
A tnftl apnoy """" bu and ""1ldlnr Y 1 c-a 11 o n
-added to the Orani• pocUgee wilf be eumlnod. ~ ... ~~.~ and,,,. ,.,';,lau.,:U =~
this fall. f.10 p.m. In Room IOI at
s DAit. Y PllOT .S (
BEFLECl'IOMS
"" Rcyn
Sheffer 'l1le -couroe, ...UUed Estencla HJ&ll School. hll
lletdlandl&lnf Tr...t Altncr ci;:::t.;s.pt. 11. ~ rill Jut Dina 1'eeU. lo beill( held byl'----' ci--r<t.otlom, WIJ" of •ppolntment only from Auc.f,----,1
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• • • .,,..11 men ....... ..., ..... n Hair Trigger ,.,.• ChlwoPr••_.
1 Our own judp('ftt of our-
so•lvL'fl lli seldom pe-rfcetb'
objecll\·v. ThoH cl~r Chi· SALON OF BEAUTY ,..... haw !tuned a !unda·
1111• ..... ,.. .......... -.. , .... ,, ..... ,... • ... 1_4_, .... . llllllCWor cb'aln>plly Iller four --one who oould r..
1t1Z"1 ~ I ~ o n '" 1 le • c e D t porw:t and empblthlze,.. 11ld ----------11
bolpbl 11 ww of Ille stile. Mn. Burg... "The 111&11 here
O\Mttal rule ot human be·
ha\•lor lhllt may help u a
1,;ulde to at>lf.appra.lul
CAPISTRANO TV & ELECJRONICS
FOR FAST SEI V"£
II· CALL 493-06.52. BE
STEPPING
~ STtJNES
All 'll&M ...,_ .....
15% OFF.
List week be wu burled, came lo love him, and the
.!-..... _, )'OUD8'tf pilienb looked on not Jn an wuuu-todlgeot'1 him 111 big brother." gn•e, but wll.b lull memortel
,.rvk:e •nd his own --"By the time be died, be hod the of . rid blmooll of .u the bl~ ii.. U:::,."' who •;:::ittim ler1leSI be one. felt •boot hl•
and the •"'• of donor• who fl!1llly," Mra. Burg ... uld.
p;.. ..We •.A..N-'' bbn and be read of hi.I ~lght. .....,.....
Heepltof ...,,.. took up • finlil1 felt be hid • home."
eollectlon !or the $!00 oost of • Fred'• porenll dloappeared
prtvote lunerol. Then Fred'• while • bol>Jlilter wu tendlng
-·-' In the San J hlm and bis four-monUH>ld story •n--""' ose stater Manka at their home in Ne~ WabonvUJe, 30 mllu IOUth of
Oricanos
Head .List
In SF Poll
bere.
Shunted from one foater
home to another during the
ne:it four yeara. tbt children
finolly found whit seemed a
permanent mother. But Fred
began allowing sips ol bis in-
curable dluaJe, and Iller
seven yun durinr which be
steadily detertonted, t h e
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -woman kept Monl<a but gave
Geothermal
Well Tests
Under Way
WINTERJIAVEN, (AP) -
Drilling haa slopped •t the
7,41t-foot ltve1 on the Bureau
of Reclamation's experimental
geothennal well in Imperial
Valley.
"After the well is finished."
Robert LltUeton sakt, "We'll
make some tests to deltrmine
whether it's a good well or a
terrific one.
Test ~suits will not be
available wiW the end of Augun, be uld, "but rrom
formerly
ARMANDS COIFFURE
NOW UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT Of
Lydia
"W• •p•cielize in the l•t•st cuts,
curls, wiq1, heirpiec•s I individ.
u1I •y•l1she1. Come in ind •e• us
for your Be1uty n•ed1 i nd try our
PIRM Of THE MONTH!
PROTEI N£ WA VES 1095
p-elimlnary tests we know it l l l "A" will be at least a good well .
If "·e think v.•c arr creat ...
that "'e havt' really an1ved
at the plnacle, that v.e can
do no v.'Nnll: • . . "·e·l'f'
"·ronp:! The tn.ily gttat man is fully conteious of hlli
11hortcoinlngA, of v.•hlch h,.
thinlul ht> h&! more than
l"OOUlh. He fttll humble ..•
small .•. 1hu1 provinr that
hf" ll not 1malL Convt't'KIY,
the reaJly smaJI man nt'ver
ft.'f'IA small \M>cause his In·
adequach!I lnclu~ thl" in·
abllily tn admit his own
shortromlng1
\Ve con~uct all our affalr11
in RCC{lrdanet" \\'Ith the strlC'o
test code of ltOOd ethical
prt1icl iN". A11k any family "c
havl" urvtd.
iStt€FF€R
nlOllTU.\ltY
LAGUNA IEACH
-==============:::::::-1 Singer Cuts the High Cost of f.ducatio~ ... Just in Tune for Back-to-School SeWU1g
Malcai>Amerii:ans and per-up~ auccesslon ol foster
sons wilb Spanish surnames homes followed, until Fred, 15
compose the largest ethnic ye.an old and confined to a
minority in the San Francisco wbeek:hair. had to b e
We know we can now water
through 11." Broadway
LAGUNA
BEACH
494-6139
_, IOUTH COAST HIGHWAY
414-15.9
SANCLEMIN"n
113l NORTH IL CAMI NO ftlAl
48Z.0100 The main purpose of the Ope n Tues. t hru S.t. 1
well, 35 miles west of here. bel~~w~•l~k~l~n~sa~rv~lc~a~~~~~~~8~:3~0~t~o~5 ~p~.m~. ~~~~~~~~~~~ said, wu to find water that
NOW$98 .
Singer · Zig-Zag
Sewing Machint:
Everything a
back-to-school
sewer could
want and need:
Singer•
Exclusive Front
Drop-in Bobbin;
Twin Needle;
Wide Zi11-Zag
stitches.
SAYE 'll00
Revularly $129.00
il'NlleMe .. lllpf A"'""'4 DMler lit S-C ........ We
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SINGER APPROVED DEALER
.SALES & SElYICE
220 South Ola Viato
S•n Clamante -492 .. 719 ,
~OllNGlll'OEM.Eft
Ray are.a, the San Francisco bospltaliud.
Bay Council lw reported. "He came to feel that his
Using the 19711 United Slates parenl.J, who wer~ very young,
census for neference, the must have had problems so
Council Id "·t the be overwhelming they d I d n ' t sa wa num r know what else to do,'' Mr s. of Mexican--AmerM:ans and thQse with Spanish wrnames Burgess llld. "AJ for his
total"ed 599,971, compared to a fOlter mother, it was just a
blaclt population of 'Wl,4TI and :::f.t ;:::-care~ ~-"longer o t h e r s, moitJy Orientals,
262,281. Mn. Burgesa 111d Fred
1be council also rtported always knew r.bere his sister
t bat Spanlah • ounwnec! c:oold be readied In Wataon-
per!ONI meke up t2.7 percent ville, but told the hoopiLll staff
or the tot.al Bay regkn not to contact htr, am she
population and 14.1 percent of chose not to visit.
tht population Of the city of "He said he would tell U!I
San FranciJco. whtn the ti~ came to get in
could be JIU'ified and dumped
into the Alf-~\nerican Canal.
"\\'e haven't folllld any bad
water yet,•• Littleton said,
"Of courst, it is a little
mlner:lllud."
Llttleton a a i d electrical
generators may be connected
to welll which may be dug
later.
"Whether we drill other
wells in this area depe:nda on
what we find out with this
well." he added.
Sus Suemoto. project
engineer, sakl the hottest tern·
perature of brine found io the
well is 350 degrees at tht
4,51»-foot level.
01'
YOUR LIFE
CALL
494-1025
Santa Clara OOunty hid the touch "Ith her," she Kid.
tara;est percent.age of Spanilh Monica, now 11, was notified
surnamed .-wm• -17.5 per-after Fred'• de.alb and at-
cent of u;.-·i;.w county tended the memorial service
Steam at temperatures of1-===========::;:;:;;-.;;:;:-;;;;;;::;;;;--;:-,;;:;:;:;;;~;;:;;--about 350 degrees is uaed to1-UNSET IVIN power e!ectrlcal generators In ~ L ,.. ..,.....,
--"·tlcn, the c o u n c i 1 aDd funeral. Mrs. Burgess .......... uld. roported.
The -also reported Though. Increasingly di&-
flgures on houllng and move-abled, Fred tept up the Inter-
ment 'Within the Bay area. ests d. "any normal lftlll.ler,"
Almost one-third -3o.4 per-she sald. He even taught him·
cent -or tbe .rea's 1.& Jell and some of the other chll-
mlllioll bollling ullll.! hove dren to ploy the guilar.
been built ln the lut decade, Once, Mn. Burgess recall·
the council said. ed, FJ'fd read of a woman in
San FroncilCo aparlm-the Midwest wi-child had
mate up 43.I percent of the died of a drua: overdose.
dtJ'• total housing -more ••ffe wrote her 1 long,
!hon ony other Bay area com-beoutilul i.u.r. telling ber his
munity. story and W"gin(. her not to
Italy, ho llld.
1bt well site wu selected
by Dr. lloberl Ru, •
University of California at
RJvenlde geologist, who
estimated the probable e1·
i!ltence of 1.1 billion acre-feet
oC recoverabLe brine under
Imper~! County.
Long-range plans can for a
series of 1'ells which could
provide U mUUoo acre-feet of
fresh water and 10.5 million
kilowatts ol. tltctrk: pc>wer
each year.
Only 14 perC<Dt of San Fran-feel guilt-ridden," Ille .. 1c1. -::::=======;:::;! ci9co'I apartment dwellers His clolelt friend wu a r
hid lived there for 10 years or mnea' aide ot the hoopltal Who Cares?
blger, while rT percent of wt» continued to villt tum No other M'&'li:..per tn the
1970 Santa Clara homeowners after she quit be:. job and toot world cares about your com-
bad moved into tbW homes him to her home for oc-murdtJ like ywr community
Visitors Always Welcome
It is most important
that the dignity_ of the
patient be mai ntained .
BEVERLY MANOR CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL
•
since lt50, 1Jith most of that casionaJ wee t e D d 1 and dally nnnpt_~ -does. It's 51111 Di19• Frwy, te C.mine lttr1ll1, turri So11th e111
rmvement coming within the,0~boJida~·~yL~-----~=tbo==:DAIL==:Y:P:ILOT===·======~-=l~54~1~0_:C~•m~o~··~·-C~·~p~i1~h~•~no~,_C~op~i~1t~•·~·~·-8~o~a~ch~4_9~6·~5-78~6..L~~~-~~~--.!..
last <locade.
•
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Drivers who don't smoke
may save as much as 25%
with Farmers
Non-Smoker Auto Policy.
CARL SIPES -JERRY NELSON
Mil Edfnpr, Fountain Valley
nt-'500
Plea Filed
By Teach«t-
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A
former assistant professor at
San Diego bas pleaded ln-
llO!'tllt to a cbarge ol placing
an. obstruction on railroad
tucb dllrlng an antiwar
demao$'•lion.
Peter G. Bollmor, jailed In
lieu ol IUID boll, lo ocbedUled to 10 to .-W 5eP,L II with ftft
otbtr men 1~ after lhe -lion May 12 in Del
Mor.
ar A -y grand jury Indicted
IU-1111 whose 1XJ0tract to t e a ch 11t11111.....-. F;r. -t '2..J41t eeooomk:a: at ~ San Diego
_ . • Ml-1411 aebool was allowed to end thil
FURNITURE
NINE-FOOT SOFA CLASSIC FOR THE SEVENTIES
We delign I~ wa make II and we cover
ft to your order in your choice of colors
and patterns with tuxurlous Imported
cut velvet and we deliver It free with
our five-year warranty. '27 I • & t7171 --w .. •r H.L the gr<up Including Bohmer,
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Old M1cDonal~'s Farm i; •
WHIRE YOU ~ SEI, PET I
TALK TO TH~ ANIMALS \ ,
Old MecDonalcl'1i Fetm htt hONfl, pi91, cllick•M, :C,°!"'
dKks, turtl1s, mules, do¥U, roosten, •hH p c.owt, n.
lootltent cottla, hltbyt, r•W.lh. and !oh of fun.
ow M .. ~w·, Fenn has con!"'"'"' TroinM .. ,,,.,.,., Anl·
...i Acts & a 't ::1 Ano, Pooy & '-Rides and a Mulo-P-....t MOfT\' ouml. h Mjard M..hol .. , IOc for QI~
4,.., $1 adulli. ..... Rides 14!1, Pooy Rici" Uc. For lttfor· ~ -Ii•• c111 4"'4JU tr as1.1•.
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NAMli STATliMINT T~t tQl11,W!>"'ll Pet\Cn It ito1n11 butlr>el\
11 l(P M0T011$, 1')'161 lltookl'IU•t1 W•t .
C.••llfn C.rowt, C•lllc•nll l(•nnetn Bur~tlt Pel01\0n. ~ Alltn
fie Ave , No s. L-8•1<11, C1lllon1l1.
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LAI00$(APE MAINTENANCE, I It
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Penonalized • Stylish
PUBIJC N011CB
Beautiful ' Stick-on
LABELS
~Al···~ • Efficient
Order For Younolf or a Friend·
M1y La u1ad on anvalopas •• return ecldre's
la.bels. Also v•ry handy a1 id•ntific1tlon
lab•l1 for m•rliin9 penonal items such ••
boo•1t r•cords, photos, •tc. L•bals 1tick on
9t.ss •nd may be ustd for markin9 home
unnecl focd iftm•. Al l•b•k •r• printad
with stylish Vo911• typa on fin e qu•lity whit ..
gummed paper.
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PUBIJC NOTICE
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MAMI ITATIMSNT
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T"I• i111......m tllM wlltl h ,.,""" Cit•~ Ill OttlllN Cwnly on Jult 11. ltn,
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lltKll. Celll,
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ltt l-' 111911 will! Irle Clilfflt'r Cltft; ot
Ort-C9'/l!tY, lfllt l•lfl My et J111f, Hn. Wiii ..... I. 11 Jtl'lll. C_.,... Cltf'll Mii
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Pier and SDp
l be:d., 2 ba, 4 1tory bomt'
wltn private bc?ach In rroo1
of houat:. 11 11 zoned for and
the OooT plan i.. lU al.low
you to ttnt It u a duplex or
Jive la It u a firM: home for
you and yoor family, in one
ol the DnNI •rl.'U on UH"
PftllntUli al NNport, t'uU
pti« onl.)I S1~7.500, Vacant.
Lookln9 for Units 7
We haW! a lour plex on Bal·
boa P nlnsula, 2·3 Bed·
room•, 1·2 Bedroom, l ·
Bachelor, Full)' rf'nlt'd -
$10,000 Down, Full Price
$89,500.
View of
Golf Coune
Cttarmlng 4 brd., 2 itory
home in choice t'u.lsidt> io..
cation near Santa Ana
C'..ountry Cub. 2 tull baths,
beautiful lilt". har ~ryle
kitchen wilh t'IN·!ric built·
irui. Raised fjN'plaCt', n~
carpl'ts, dt'tachOO double
garage. Ful.I pricl' $36. r,,o •
0'4Tier Ms l11Cl\'ed 10 Mon·
ta.na. Make otter. Zont'd for . .,, ....
Newly Decorated
Try thl11 4 hf.droom home on
Amall Cul.d~aac with beaut·
ful hardv.'OOCI Door1. Fi~
place. F.A. h•al, Elt'Clrlc
builtin kltcht>n, largt' doublt'
garage with bu~llln storaee
and \\'Ork bt>nch. RaiM!d
palio deck O\/Prlooking trtt
l'ihl\ded rear yard. All !hi.A
for only $ll,!XXl. 0v.'ner u.id
llt'll ~
HARBOR ISLAND RD.
Spadoul Bayfront Homt1
of lht' finest ronstruction
Pit'r lo: stip for large' yacht
5 13edrooms, form•I
bayUde dining room
Jepatal" family room
pandt'd d"n, bar I trplc.
l.af'ie h&yfi'Ont lel'Tact'
An outinaMtng locaUon
1225.000
REALTORS
SINCE 1944
673-4400
STARTER PAD
$15,500
POOL
ITS TRUE! Msume $95. per
mo. or BUY FOR $3)(1!
Roomy. INCLUDES WASH-
ER, DR1\'.ER AND REF"RIG-
ERATOR! Pool p1u.. patio!
Call at Olee • 66-0303.
i 01\1 'I 1_"(11\0\ . . , . ~ '
EASTSIDE
4..rLEX
4 Be•utlful ~ bedroom units
on 50':"140' lot. Q u I e t
Eutskle 1treet near major
shopping U1!'U. Ov.'l'M!'I' wUI
help with financing. \Vanis
tut sale. Amna: $55,!XXl.
Call ~USl lOpm Eves.I
--. '· HERITAGE
REALTORS
CAR
ENTHUSIASTS
Small tmt owners. &rdlitect
deaigncd )ow care home • l
year new. 5 aaraae1, 2 car-
port.a. 3 Bedreom1, kwely
yard, Nt'WJX)l'I Beach.
~.500 .
PETE BARRETT
-REALTOR-
'42..!HO
POOL P,LUS
Enjoy tummtt th )'OW' own
hup pool, plug .,_,
•ff-~ * LooA-1.iainlf/l&J'IGt'
• ~.500
• Pteue C&ll 541-2!1'
l-01 THE REAL
\"'\i ESTATERS . ' " .
DUPLEX
a..nni.., dlQ>l<x, l · .... ..
octan; 2-2 BR.. pit. (1.181
q1n.: fruhty pain Xlnt
«>Od. oni, l».500.
IMMACULATE
• Bdrm., 1% bolU; In .......
""""' Car? .• ~ _.d
patio. 0.,.ncr must •DI
MORGAN REA.L TY
'71-4642 " 67M45t
Split Level In
Newport Hel9hts
O\illllMdlna cnn1ei:nporary
~" ft<Jtlurl~ three ~
l.uJe bedroom• lncludlnt •
f\ft'plrtice In t!w' 1nalltt J1Uitc
1or llWIM' "bear akin ··wn-
lnp." Ramblli\it kJtchcn
with ~ galore and a
brlirhl breakfu"t l' a t l n K
arr11. The tournamc"nl me
pool t&ble ~ lM twnil)'
roont \\•Ill lltl)' k1r tf'I(< !'IN'
O\\'ner. Thi1 l11 a custom
b\lllf, v.·lth a tuh In both
bath&. Thi11 dnndy "'ilh a
low matntena~ yard is of·
fettod at $44,750.
C. F. Colesworthy
& Company
640-0020
MONEY, WHO
NEEDS IT?
Seller i>a)'• clo11lna costs
has rechx•f'tl price SZil(l.
Coulcln'I be any ea1ler buy?
Only 6 )'TII nev.·. Close, bU1
not too close for comfort, lo
frv.'Y Ir South Cout Plaza
Shop. Crnt. All lhls + xtra
llharp 3 BR, 2 BA. fpl. home.
See to believe! Call 962·5523
Ir 5.17-5641. COLLlNS &:
WATTS
* Two
c & w
TRADE *
Income Units
one block to Big Bear Lake.
Eight lhousaod equlty
\\'ant vacant land, units,
<"tr. EZY ternu1 on $14,SOO.
ballUl('l'. Submit.
CALL ANYTIME
646-3921 or Eve, 54' 8651
Lachenmyer
Re,1hor
-Bluffs Best
On Ult' wide1t, most beautiful
IJ'f't'nbdl, this lovely END
UNIT l BR., 21~ ba. coodo
ka.J many utru . wet bar,
l'ltc. kitchen, priY. '*> ft.
patio. New listing at $55.500.
HELEN B. DOWD
REAL TOR '44-GIJ4
Move-In Condition
Freshly painted in!idc and
ready to moYe in. Nice yard
wit.h p te opening on beauti·
ful lllf'it-school lawn. Cover·
t'd patio . boat or trailer
space. Only m.axi. Phone
5'1:-2:.'!13.
-THE-
COMPROMISE
If you are a coupll'. and no
lon&l'r rlePd & big home, but
are not ready tor the con·
linemen! of apartmtnl liY·
Ing. lei me ltll )"OU about a
2 BR 2 BA + all !ht goodie1.
Al!e> havr 3 BR, 2 BA same
area. CAU. 962-5523 or
537·5642. COLL.INS I WATTS c & w
$30,900
4 BEDROOMS
Prime ~tlon . Central floor
plan, entry hall. fireplace,
dining room, bu ilt-in range
• ovl'.'n, covered patio, park
like yard, sprmkler S)'llem,
brk.. 5-1).1 i21'.l.
TARBELL
2956 Harbor, Costa Mt'Sa
Bayfront Condo
I Br, 2 Ba, pool, pier A I.lip.
Oeliahllul 11>.500
EMERALD BAY
lmmacul1tte 3 Br + tam rm.
Ocran akSe or h'l\'Y. Vlrw.
Open Sat I St1n 2·5 $145,(XX)
Ted Hubert I A•soc.
Mn Via Lido GiS-8500
TRIPLEX
PlttSh OWMn unit, and cus-
tom dtt\ined for maximum
aecuri()' A btaut)'! Near new
w/1Dlu1u.m, CW)' t'ittpl A an modttn convtnJeneq,
A dell&ht ID behold! CAU.
$6.304, SOUTH <nA."I'
REALTORS.
X EXTRA NICE X
X quick pol'MSSion X
No wurk ~ here! l•ow
In and ~ life itlltad of
Hxlrc up. SparkUtw ' BR
2 BA. 1900 1111 ft in trelt
rnldentlaJ, loc:&1ian • us.~
CALL ~ SOUTll
COASI' REALTOR.~
NEAR IAY I OCl!AN
4 F\imlstied 1.1nll1
Excelltnl rt'nlal record
Balbo&'• bttt loCltloo
IQ.Of»
llALllOA BAY PROP. * '42·74tl * N4!'l!ld ••• ,,.., .. , Plam u ad1
I~
VIEW OF GOLf
COURSE
Owmb:ic 4 bet!.. 2 story
tw:mle in choice euWdc!
locaUon ntar Sa.nit MA
°"""'>' Oub. 2 lull baU...
1:>9utU\ll lilt', bar ~y'e
ldtchn •".Ith electric
b\llltins. Rallt'd tln.,,l•ce,
nice carpets, dt'ta~ dou-
b&e garage. f'till price
"·/all . (l'Yt."nel' hu ffiO'Vtd
to Montan111. Make otkr.
2'.onf'd for hont-.
ia:ttrrm
$1.0CI MOVES IN
ANY VETERAN
BUYER
Selin' pays rem•inlng
Veter&ffl rosts or e~irl&'
coru for FllA buyef. Sharp,
clean J bdrm., fa.mily rm,,
trpic .. 211 yrs. )'Oung. Nf'ar
\\'1'.'stminster Sr. &: Euclid
Avl'.
larwin realty inc.
968-Wm 12.f Hours(
BAYCRE ST -
WESTCLIFF AREA
Sparkling 4 bednn, nev.'ly
pa111ted home. New crpts.
almost new appJ'1, many
xtras. S45.IXXI.
* resldentiaL
Occan/i\1tn. ''lew. A atcal
at $1 45,000. 642-7221.
REAL ESTATE
WATOI TIIE SHlPS
2400 Oilf Dr. ~fillion SS view
of Lido, Balboa Ii: CataJina:
hancl!ome house b)' the Ka.
oo1y 154,500.
TREASURES
REAL ESTATE
1831 "'estcliJf, NB 6·1s-.6770
f ill Lind• tsl• or-:--
3 BR., 66' lot 55' .slip.
$119,SOO.
2430 Bayshoras Or.
4 BR. 3 BA., 5.5' kit. Sl49,6Ctl.
le. I.. Hartman R.E. Inv.
642-5760 646-26Sl
-vJSTA OEL LIDO
Luxury Apt. On the bay
Magnificent View
Slip Available
Georg• WillJ•mson
Re•ltor
541-6570 64S.1564
The
DAILY
PILOT
ORANGE
COAST'S
leading
Marketplace
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•
' ,
DAILY "1LOT
Everyone H11
Something Thet
Someone Else Wenh
D~ILY. ,ILOT . CLASSIFIED ADS
·The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast-Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results
You Can Sell It,
Find It, Trade It
With a Want Ad
I --@JI I~ I @JI --~I I
_ .... _,. ..
Al.NCU:t-ou;
SOUTH OF THE HIGHWAY -UNDER CON·
STRUCTION -The charm of old Corona de!
Mar with the conveniences or modern con·
struction. Roomy 3 bedroom with heavy
shakes, dormer windows and Iot.c;a class.
There's also lam.Uy room. lormal dining and
a cozy den. Buy now -choose colors! Open
daily at 322 Poinsettia.
PHONI UNl9UI HOMl5, COIONA. DEL MAI, 671·'000
ON TOP OF THE AEAL ESTATE MAAKET WITH THE
NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES
COAOHA DEL MAA, fl7s.IOOO • MESA VEADf.
f>oi&-6990 • NEWPORT llEACH, 646-6500 • CALL US
NEWPORT BEACH CLASSIC
Lusk 2-sty. 5 BR. dining rm. plus den home
in Eastblul(. Gracious family home; extra Jge.
ste~own den \v/massive frpl. &: parquet fir.
Spacious mstr. suite: interior laundry chute.
Great outside entertainment area w/custom
shutters. OutstandinE? landscapini;!! Get on
the list for a private shov.ring. $77,000.
180 DEGREE FOREVER VIEW
3 Bedroom, den home on best CdM street
Immaculate -luxurious!
A magic carpel of night lights. $135.0-00
Q:: Orange Coast Q:
REAL ESTATE 644 4841
2600 E. Co.st Hwy., Corona del Mar
Gen•ral
$25,500
NO DOWN
General
Gener•I
--. .
C.2 ZONING
125 ft % 2921~ ft Presently
mnf!d llEAVY COMMER-
CIAL. Owner must sell lm-
med. and will entertain a.JI
oNcrs. Asking $80,000, but
CASI! TALKS LOUDLY.
Call
N•wport .,
Fairvi•w
64Ulll
l•nJflrneJ
CONDOMINIUM
Perfect far eagy living, This
one is In delightfully lharp
condlUon. The perfect 3
bedroom, 2 bath homf', just
a short v.'8.lk to clubhouse
and p'.l()ls. Throw Away the
lawnmov•er and enjoy the
"'eek.ends. Asking only •••
$22,500.
CALL 546-5880 (Open Eves,)
HERE'S A WINNER
-THIS CONDOMINIUM
IN BACK BAY AREA-3 Bedroom, 21> bath,
builtin kitchen, stone fireplace, F AMILY
ROOM. community pool & REC. ROOMS in·
eluding bilJiards. Fee land and close to every·
thing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . $32 ,500.
DELIGHTFUL EYEFUL
OF THE BAY
ON THE PENINSULA. Immaculate 5 bed-
room, 3\.'3 bath, gorgeous kitchen, lormal
dining room. For the discriminating buyer.
VIEW. VIEW. VIEW
HARBOR l CATALINA
... from this freshly painted and decorated
2 bedroom, 2 bath and den with wood panel-
ing, covered patio for your entertaining plea·
sures. with s upurb landscaping. SEA to ap.
preciate .. . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . ...... $5',500.
-OPEN HOUSE -
(4 Bdrm.) -2627 Bamboo, (Eastbluff) N.B.
$55,500. Open Friday & Sa turday.
Desirable
Newport Heights
An old Cbarmer with every
Modem Conv"nirnce. Near-
ly new v.1All·lo-Wall Carpets.
r~onnal Dining Room and
Oteerful KHehen. Sc.-rvice
Porch of1 the badt mtrancl!'.
2 Btdrocrrui tho I& third
rould be f'UUy addtd. Alley
Ace~. Covered Patkl and
Larger than Double Gar-
age. $11,750. Call 646-0565,
Evt'fling! 646-9702.
COLWELL
PROPERTIE S . INC .
REALTORS
In Law, Kid or
Guest Problem?
Thi. born• la the aturv.·t'r .
2G5IJ ,q, n. Oil ol'I(_· noor.
Tu·o !k'p&rate living IU'f'll.5.
Atta • t . L&f"l(f': liv1na;
room WIUI nrep\a.('t', rilnu~
room, 2 bedrooms ri.nd hillh.
Al"f'll •2 • Hu1i:" ranuly
room, muter bedroon1 and
bath. open1"i lo lhf' p.o111e.
Extra.a lnclurle 31" car gar-
age wifh door for 1'nmpe-r
or tt'llill'r. Ancl the kid!! can
\~talk to lhr btaC'h. M.'hools
or Lake Rark. $41,500. All
tenna. Call S.12·2535.
$27,500
3 BDR. I. DEN
assume 6-''t;lo Joan .
Paym('Tlls !cu than rcnl.
Central floor plan, n:11urn.J
brick fireplace'.'. hanging
lamps & t1repla~ equip-
ment included, dining rm ..
bullt-in range &: m•fln le:
dWl~·a.slK'r, bric, ~172).
TARBELL
2955 J{arbor, Costa flfesa
IN BEFORE
SCHOOL
Great li1tU Vt'rdr ~bedroom,
2 !!IOry ('(Jmplrl~ "i th BIG
rc11r yard and BIG Doogh
Boy pool. GClOCt condition.
f'rierd to 11ell. qui!·k JJOSAeS-
sion~ ~ Only $43,950.
JC-.. W::i::E ~REALTORS
--o<54!06 ... 4141-
. (Opan Ev•nints)
Tri· Level
7 Blocks To Beach
tenns available. Low
monthly pa)'ments. Enlry
ball, dining room, natural
wood cabinets. 3 bedroomJ,
2 baths, pa.tic: like: yard,
owner transferred, bkr.,
540-1720.
FHA -VA+ TLC
Large Home on a Cul-dc-58.1".
4 Spacious Bedrooms and
3 Baths. Fonnal Dining
Room. Family Room. Built
in Electric Kitchen. Boat or
Trailer Acceu. No Down to
Veterans. $43,500, Ca 11
6t6-005.5, Evenings 646-9702. -~ -... HERITAGE
. • REALTORS A114tt#-Slldd
Big 4 btdroom, 21i bath,
M:"parate family room homf'.
Completely painted inside
and out. Great for the fam-
ily who needs room and
likes I.he beach. Auume lot I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiii' I 1ntettst loan. $39.950. CaJI
TARBELL
2955 Harbor, Ccsta Meaa
General
SQUEAKY CLEAN ~ •-
COLWELL
PROPERTIES. INC.
LEASE-SELL REALTORS
OPTION
Sunny bright and .,,. • ., 644-7270
:~:~be~~~1 1 ~ 2121 EAsT COAST HIGHWAY
REALTORS
Gen•r•I
nothing less than eh.'fant. 3 CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. l~~~fjli!'i~~~I bedroom, 2 bath, flawl~l~~~~~;!J~~~~;Jj~~~~~J;i;~ grounds and you name thel~ :: :: 11 :: :: 11 :: :: 11 ::
$16,500.
2 BEDRM, 11,1 Bath Condo.
• &Z living wllh no yard
-work .I: no maJnte11ance.
Paymts. of $1l2. me. include
PITI. \Vhy rtnt'.'
Newport
•I
Falrvi.w
64Ulll
(onytlmo) tenns. S4JIOO or $450/mo. G I Gonerol
lil .. AiijliliiWllit!Wl9'1 1 Call673-8550. 1.;;;·~·~·~r·~;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;:;~i;~"'!'!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!'I!!!!!!"'!"!!!!!
YOUR BLUE LAGOON VILLA? Harbor View Hills
A perfed spot, with tennis, pools, private clJnJ.a .!J~£ 3 Bedroom •
beach streets. 2 BR., 2 ba. & encl. deck. Spot-Reduced $2,900
less cond. In cl. lnrniture-$62,500. MOVE NOW PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES George Grupe This outstanding home ~ith
COMFORT AMID LUXURY PAY LATER Lovely 5 BR., 4 ba. home with downstairs ~;~tod~to~ai,!"'l
LE Th. 2700 sq. ft. or aracious Ilvln1. waterfront mastr. suite & lge. !lame rm. or Spa "'" ,_.. -~ I. the keynote of •90 LINDA IS . is 3 ~roo-·, 3 •-••-. 2 t d 'I . t'l ~ be .1. c 5 °"'1l'OIJm.JI, ........ 3 ~ .,.., uaui;s s U y. a exican l e i~oors, am ce1 1ngs, ~th H Boo Room ••-t impressive bayfront home is a tremendous tireplnces, huge aeparatl!! ...... a. as us ... value at $139,000. Call to see it today. Jim bonu! room, plush deep pui quality construction, slip · · · · · · · · $lSS,OOO ~ ~ a:r t: t !t~
Muller carpeting thru/out, vacant. For Complete fnform•tion bedroom. Open Beam Fami-
On sale for $48.500. Call On All Homes & Lot1, Ple•H C•ll: LARGE LIDO FAM IL y HOME ly Room. \Veil ~ndocaped
Located on best 45' st. to st. lot. 4 Big BR's,, BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Now ONLY in.ooo Call
din /fam. rm. combo. Priv. beaches, tennis REALroRS 56-0465 :WI Bayside Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-4161 e~.
& clubhouse. $89,500. Charlene Whyte Opom E..._
PARK VIEW LOCATION GOV'T REPO Gonorol Genorot
Family fun in University Park, 3 BR., lam. • I-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;; ----------J.!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!~=""
ll. . • bet' . I One man's loss can be your1 • 2 STORY $29 950 rm. park home; suarp -seemg " tevmg. gain. NB 3 BR. 2 both hom• SHORECUfFS • -'
Come see. Fee, '54,900. "Chuck" Lewis and enly $7SO. down. Every. POOL-$20 900 5 BEDROOMS
1s •~bl ~-k ' Family bome •J><'Cial, R<M A HAPPY HOME FOR YOUR YACMT ont> e,.. e 10 V-Y 1 is Local irotesaional bu spent Ifs tnie! A crackling . bric.It llvin& n:iom, natural brick
. , • and for you also, in this charming 4 BR. Cov'I. OMled property. thonsandl or dollars to tittplace. Wlni:tq: ataircUf fireplace, huge family room.
home w/spacious patio, on exclwive West Priced only $30,'tSO. CaIL ua crrate what ~ feel ls one kt queen me bedroom&. dinirw room built-In range
Bay Ave. Exceptional value at $179,500. immtd~. won't tut• w.ek. cl the most outstandirw: Gourmet kitcbfn • IN· and ow:n hrk S41}.1720
Bill Bent.! CAIL S46-SSSO (Open Elfs.I homn In our atta; from tbt CLUDES REFRIGERATOR. ' ' '
massive brick entry to the Y.'ASHER AND DRYER!
SEA VIEW FROM KITCHEN ...Juded r.ar ,,.ro. ,...11 Private patio. Pool with
Also from din. area, living rm., mstr. bdrm. fall ln live with it. See tt. cabana. SJ» BUYS m Call 2955 Harbor Coata Mesa
& patio deck. 3 BR., 21h ba's .• family rm., 2 f'ven if you don't hl'1 itl fast for appt. to .ee. 645-0303 ----·-----t
lrplcs., 3 car gar. $72,500. For app't. call -OPEN FRI. 10.2-$89,500 Including land. OWNER I r a nll fer red.
TARBELL
1142-2535.
1-QTHEREAL
'~ESTATERS
' ' ', • I '/
Bolboa blond
Island Living
This lovely ol!kr l\l'O story
home with !our or five bed·
room.o; def)('ndlng on room
u.~. IS TIIE home for the
Jaf'J,l'er fam ily lhal want.!
p!rnly of room aJooa wilh
"light 1!111e island" Uvlng.
Thl' rharming upslaini den
"''ith fU'f'pl act , balconir.!!
an<I f}anf'ling 15 greal. Ca.JI
6T.; i225.
COLWELL
PROPERTIES, INC .
REALTORS
Balboa Penlnsuf•
OCEANFRONT, 4 BR, 5 Ra.
tam rm., wel bar, elega.nl 2
story. Ph. far appt. 67~2.
Coron• d•I Mar
OPEN DAILY 1-5
500 POINSETTIA
Fabulous rornf'r R-2 lot, "''ilh
3 BR., 2 ba. rustle home.
Lots of '"ood I used brick:
front encl. priv, patio. A real
CdM charmeT! Priced right,
$51,500. Huny on thla one!!
Howard Wells 3704 PARK LANE CORBIN-A"'""" 5%1' loan. 3
AJmcst walPrfront . Isl llmt bedroom plus den, 2 baUu1,
QUIET, DISTINCTIVE Hstod, custom bit. 8 yr. •Id N natural brick Oroplace. Super Older Home
The style ls Big Ca.nyon. The home Is hand· oome nr. Nt'WJ>Orl Jsland. MARTI b.tllt·ln range-oven-L Lot
90me. The community is extraordinary. s BR., 2-lty. er could be diahwuhf:lr roven!'d patio, arge
$11 5,000. For ipp'l call Paul Quick ""1vert"1 .. ! '2 Bdnn. d"· REAL TORS 644-76'2 REDUCED truu • Shade ....., brk. Unu11tal ol<kr, 2 bedroom.
plcx. Be utltuJ tn d --$27,960. 541J...17n l ~i bath home on hue,. lot.
PERFECT RETIREMENT HOME " ••cry .. BEAUTIFUL HOME $3 000 A Littl Lo o"'td build another hotule ttJI. 187.lOO. BEAUTIFUL POOL ' • • ve Sweeping view of ocean from this 2 BB.. ff? Call: 673-3563 ~Eves. Located in belt. Costa Me-. Walk 10 the beach.1.arte cot on rrar. Priced at oN.>'
mod. home in 3 Artb Bay. Low maint., ~es.' ~·· Wf.lltlng dlstanct' to k>t.. "" 1or bol.t • tn11n. & 'Wow'' S33.SOO. Additional oroPttfY
Level lot Move in now. $64,500. Bob Yorke elemen•·.., IChoQI. This bi• 5 Bdrms, 3 betha. tormaJ t-faon )'OU been drN.ming or Adjolnlnr avallabl«' alto. ~' • .,_ 1 ~-I F1rtd ttmr advert!M!d. Call EXQUISITE WATEflFRONT .f bedroom 2 mry borne bu "'"' rm. arge ut: rm, aepart1. e 646-nn to mtt.
New 5 BR. raldence od Ja'°°n of exclusive 2 botha. tarp lamJ1y nn., GINNY MORR100'1 tamil1 room. mot0tt land· t ban. ~u Pab Verdes ltone ••• -Rl!ALTORS-9C11Pinl. corntt privacy k>-Unda L<le. Three lrplcs., 2 we ~,...... ...,.,_ CAJC ...._ ""''"'c'" BetulilOI built-In + •,. l:m -catioo with .,.t«ti•• blOck carpeting A: dnpenes. Many, many extra.a. ""' 5 nw trtt~ teaturn ddl walmil :,.Mil-Verde Or. ~ wa.11 [f'nclnt:! Thlt extreme.
Eileen Hudson And • llva.._ Gl'lldou:s cabinets and ous tf'lrouch • ~ • ec.ta MiM lY wtll built name 'Niii moni -:'7=:;==.==;o~;=;==~ 1 BAY _ BOATS _ BEACH ..im1or "' o. ~ ol potlo bor -ltah tropical *• • •* 115l-<llll th&n till II><' pktunt and clo R·2 South of Hl9hwoy
10 THE REAL
"-ESTATERS . " ·. .. ..
The Christian Co.
1111.!1 hnt l\lpphrr of roo!u~
niatt'rlab in Lm Anti:t'lt'.S
and Anahf'1111 1.11 1lso the
IOul'Ct' Gf lhOit• at\('lt('U\"f'
htoalo')' &hakt' 1'001",. lor l.uJ:k'•
Spyclus Hill. The 1'0tTIJ>lU\Y
1 .. rno.•nf'd by t"'o hmtht>rs,
Ont' or whom hvhi in llarbnr
\'lt'W lhlla. \\ben his lm.•t>ly
four ~troom homr .,_.a.!I
bring built hf' 11 pr c i.1 I
ordr~ hii; <Mn e.'l:trtt he&\'Y
lha.krs. Now th1~ grt>at roof
a.nd all the e.x•ra fealuf'f'fl
below JI, .!luch i.~ a spark.
hng JlOlil. fer-land, greal
patio arf'A! and profesi;ional
decoratll\g are for &ale.
Come, lnsPf'('I this root and
buy the "'hole lhint;! Call
67;.. 7225.
COLWELL
PROPERTIES, INC .
REALTORS
AMNTION
BUILDERS
1.'lt Time offered • 2 adjoin.
R-2 lot11 iu11t waiting for 2
<luplexes . great location -
$00,000.
JUST LISTED
Harbor View borne with pool.
Spacious 5 BR, & family nn.
"Some.net" hom~ featuring
C'\l!!lom decor thruout, Y.'et
bar, 2 trplcs., plu.11 your O\l'n
beaut. pool. $74,500,
675-3000 m II.\\· ,\ llE .\fll
Cost• Mesa
NEAR UPPER
NEWPORT BAY •
$25,250
3 bedroomJL, p olished
harowood • s11ag """"'· double pragf', huge lot ""Ith
to11.'ering Ahade t r e e • •
Amimt! the VA 1oM and
$157 per mcnth pay all or no
down to l1e'W VA lean. First
day on the market.
C WALhl Hp, 1 l l
Real ton -Open E\><s
BY °"''TW"r: Colltfe Park
at't'R 3 UH Plus SrPfU'•lr
Soun<! proof '1ud.Y fOI' Dad. 1
111y. hon~ 2 HA, ~-ti.m. Rm.
NatUl'ttl rt"d brict< frplc., In
II):. !iv r1n., 17-18((1 llq. n .
Conv. lo all ld\ls i lhop.
plnJ:: ari:w.11. $33,000 princ.
only. 5'19-0411.
BY ownrr. 3 br, den. 2 ba..
t-pl. drp.!I, dbl rrplc. hllln
BUQ, dlsln•tl£hl'r, CO\' PllUO.
F.fl('l baC'k yd. Sllt\1~ t
fnJ 1l trees. Nt'~·ly palntf'd
oul!!!dr. A'\!lumable I 'M
Fl~A prf'Sf'nt loan. No quail·
ry!nJ:: r'l'q 's. M&-'1956. ZT.I
o xrord Lant,
BEAT THE HEAT
Alr-rornt 5 BR 2 story • qUlf't
trtt llnNI atrttt. lmmacu·
llltf' w/dttp aha1 crpt, VA·
CANT, 1mmed pou. All
t!'rm!I • HURRY! $39,ll!IO.
DU.I.. 545-8-t24, S 0 UT H
COAST REALTORS.
0\\1NER mu11 .-II. Newly
dl"C. 4 br. 2 ba., lam. rm.
Crnr. ReAdy to me~ In.
S.14,500. 950 Serra Way
>t&-OS<O.
Fount•fn V110ey
JR. EXECUTIVE
A big, beaut. 5 BR Mme
df'slgned tor the family
going p I• ce a , . HUge
n1anlcurtd lot, comm. pool
"''/no malntt!'na~. cul-de--
111H· for kids saff'ty, only !
yn. new. AnxlouA teller has
bought new home in S.F.
area and Aa,y.r. ..Sell at
$42,200. All 1erm11." VN no
dn. Hurry. call for details. * PATI1 WALKER RLTY
17171 Beach, H.B. Mlo-1(13
ROOM TO PARK
Your Boat or Tr11i&er
, .. and your lamily, too, 4 I BR. 211 BA home. Priced
n11:hl • S3l.950. You nam.f'
thr tt'rma. CAU.. 962·5623 I
537-5642. COLLINS i-WAITS c & w
* ~ BEDHiliot & FA.Z..tJLY RM
. Royal heme. Sharpest A
lowest prict'd home in area.
Xtra largro lot, Seller will
pay 3~ point• fur VA er
JotlA A le, or all k>an c:wts
at 5~ down payment.
l•rwin re11lty, Inc.
.... ...,. 124 Ion.)
O\VNER Trans. 3 bedrootM
le den, 2 baths, dlnin& rm.,
ntaSter bedroom hu e&napt
le larie mirror, boo k
lhelve1 6 built-In bar in the
den, ramily room. near liv-
ing rm., brk, $27 ,500 .
846--0604.
JUST LISTED OWNER m""I .. u. Swim
.C Bedrooms $31 ,950 pool, 4 bedroom•. dlnine
Thia: ~auliful family home b rm., extra bath&. rear living room, oalural b r l c k
located In one of Costa fireplace, bullt-ln range· ~tcsa'' best areaa. Lush e v e n • d lahwasher , brk..
Caf'Pf'IJ, beautiful landscap. $30.500. 962-5566.
ini;: 1.: a cool revered patio. "iim'R7.x;;;;;;:-A;m;;;;-.j Don't mi.~s seeing this one. O\VNER anxioua.
Call 979-1050. 6% lean, 4 bedrooms, l
MESA VERDE
4 Br, family room, 2~ii baths.
Ov~rsized garage + room
for boat. trailer, etc.
$47,500
Roy McCardl11 Rea ltor
541-m9
1810 N"°'port Blvd., C.M.
baths, twat famUy room.
dining rm., extra bonu. rm.,
buUl·lns, dl1hwa1 her ,
fireplace, rear living room,
brio., 132.950. 96>-88S5.
Gard•n Grove
WHEN YOU'RE
HOT, YOU'RE
HOT!
• •• hut ii you buy this 4 BR,
2 BA, a1r-rond horn•, you'll
be cool. Alto cool pri~ i-
cool lt'nnll. CAU. 962-5623
or 537-5642. COL.1.J.NS A
\\'AITS. c & w * BRAND NEW * 3 bedrooms. family room. Huntlngtor 8e.1ch
formal dining, 2 balhs +
powder room, 0vf'r 2.000 sq.
It.
... F..20th SI. 152,000
'.\ bedroorn!!, family room. 2
htith11, many built-ins, i>ell
rlc11n o\>Pn.
490 E. 20th St. $1.:i.!XXI °"''tltt. 646-7676
NEAR So. Cat. Plaza beaut.
cool a clean 3 BR. fam/din.
nn., Iii ha, tmrnffl J>OM •
FliA/V A or lake owr s•t. ~
loan. l"rplc., cpU, df'P',
bltm, lgt>. te.Jnd cor. y<l.
f\.f8,)I lte. 2 )ft. al $'285;, 598
VETS • , • $100, TOTAL
An.'<10U1 sellPr will pay moat
of ~ur ckls.lna: costs! 4
Hu.a:e bednnB and all Che
goodieB; fittpl, new watf'r
toUf'l"K'r, dM"'lhr , <.'OVt't'ed
palio. nr\v <.'()f)Pf'.r pJumbinc.
Xlnt atta I: only $31,950.
CALL 8'2-1418; Eva,
9tiUl65.
•
PA1TI • WAUCH .... ~
S1urgeon Dr. ~il25. OIARMlNG 3 BR. J BA
OiOfCE C:O.ta Mesa By w/Nic cpta. drpa. a-,Jc.
owntt. $1600 down. V1cant. Patio kiL w/blt·ln aptl
4 br. 2 b&., crpt-drpl, fam Vtry prival~ prdtn patioL
rm. neat Ir clean. Tike owr Corner lot w/sprtil" • boat
rnA 7%. Only $277 lltt" st~. m .fm. 9a.11.73 att
mo. Call Ofc. 83J..U03, 5 PM wtcdys.
h bo ~~~ J tb ~II • bednol1t bNuty. 1andscaplrc airrount1a tN ~ to your own decor-2 a 1 BR dupl~ on rear of Wakh all tbo ar r ••~ .. ., -on oy 8 Don't mi. -. lhb ..... l!x3tl htatod ood 111....., COOL POOL .... -"· Tbe 1ow extra wide. '5' 1ot. n...u ..
GOOD LIFE from lblt BA YFRONT In CORO. m1iO Call -id; an At> poo1 and .., bdck BBQ, 1211.000 pr1ct wtu help ,... ..i, --..... 1. Lot• of
H~5S7-2716. --:----:---1
BY Owner. u • 1 e c re a, . Repouession
$21,900. 4 llR. 2 BA. 41. tam 4 Bodnn1, lalp 1"mll1 rm.
rm Hdwd. On. Walk to 3 )ftfl old, ~ CU
"'""'""· all IChooll • col· ......... cloaiftl -.. '3$.lllO.
NA DEL MAR. OPEN DAILY -2001 BAY· ~-. MT-«no. $33 900 ~" -~•· ..-oompletoly -"· pint , • to lltDp ,,...mhlc and 1tart """" to build. 1511,lOO. -SIDE DR. Bud A.,~ i...s A fab flOtllf in tront -lo<olod In best o.t. M-Uvlnfl. c.u toll '""' 8'7.anD. ~ • ....i-. --Coldwell.Binker
644-24>0 ~
JSf NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.I .
• •
clon't mlll this --only .,..L Walk to alt-., 3 WELTON & COMPANY
$36,500. can 54H610. Bedrm, """" for bootto "" Lutlt Horbo< Vu Hilb ""'=''=~""';;;.~.....;.tSELLING YOUR ""'"""' °"""' wants tut By Owner. 4 BR, 211 BA. LONG 11&\Cll, Wrlal•> HOME? tlale. lQtltl' """"'"' pool. co"tt
O THE ~EAL ~£STATERS . ' '.•··
...... Spo11lalo tVilt 1...,1, 3 E"'cuOV. ...,,..,... netd 3 Call M).1151 (Opon Em.I EAST-C.&I.: 3 BR. 2 Ba, yrd -· Sl3,lll0. £4.1.""'1.
Ir. 2 bL tam nn. ..,..., and < bedrm. homn • OU -tnl. inoY<pc. °""" nu.-dlq>ln. "' ownt\'.
Unclor ll0,000. Ownar cUI U desln:d. KATELLA =I~ MJ.SllO <llll. 3BA, tr111<. In front I ~ REALTY, 137-Ml!J. ' 11R. 1 BA In ...,, Xlnt loc. ~a "'PM'•rHl"'aa.St Stll tleGM.CttrBQJ1bt.... Pilat O«effled. MJ..$il. ~ ~
lere. CUJ.cfe.Ac. 1 2 o 7 CAU.. 961-+Ml.
Donegal, C.111. -· * Crest Realty
MaA Verde. .t BR, Ylm.
RM., Din. Rm 2 BA, tra .
bock yrd. Prime loc. By Owner.-
J BR on ~ ticrt, 2ICIMd IGr
T/lln!IL a2.lOll
• Coll 111-1.m •
REPOSSESSIONS
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* * * * * * VllER V.6r --. lilM LDl'fll-t.Uolk----c..ta-wlth -ll'b "" d·~-I br ...... 'br + -"' tho --1111 , llW .... Nb-. w/ ~s-20-0-.. ·--MO-~NTH-u•. LRG I Br. Bl ... ..,..
The 1011ow1,.. "°"'" w111 "' ""'*"' -Ollon , ·~ • 1'>rldaa Brldp. Lo<olld 11r1 -1 • be!>. • " I.,., 2 --.
oold all ...... No down VA. * TAYLOR co * ---.... 2 I ... _ .. -VA -.. oil -• dtJ'. Jilt-Ulll pil. Wiii An 1 ar. NIAT a tLIAlt Int--• ll'nL N. ....... I.ow Down F11A or Omv. balho • ~ dwl &nd :;rlQI, ': .!.': 1 ';,.'. -., wm lndt fir O;ola ..... loc. • -J '*"'-• , 1111111 a.od>. 2 cir br, ~ .....
VARIETY
e 4 Br, voe•'" •••• 127."'° -· ..,,. VA loan --or N...,... Boadl fo. fllll ·-l + hm Rm,..,... kltch, lml fnal t:." olecl<. .._ : : :: :!;".'.:::: ::: HARBOR VIEW HOMES -$49,500 :: :th. :1' ....!:\!! Income p,_rty 116 --. -· ~IJ.~ ote. -,...., ... ass 0.Mr/ r ~ s:-~Bo.~nvt<, fl
e , 8 ,, Im•• ...... l<l.9'0 Bright & gay with color!UI shag carpeting. wtlll tnU... pte. --II.NI 1!1tm W•-TM I W RI NTALS ~-..U:VIEW RINTALS
• J er. pool ........ $31 ,000 The hard-to-find Monaco model \\' /3 becJ.. 11 $26,000. SUbmlt )'OU&' dcrwn I UNITS "'W.. in. or putt:bPI 2500 • ~ • iASY doM HI t Ir, fllcd• m-ao or --
Call For Detail• ' rooms or 2 & den. Quiet street. And you own pt.Ymtot to ''NICKER.SON " SPECIAL .q ft. or more bl OrPwt I BR. oceu \!Sew, 1 bit Vk> , yd tor dUld/pd, SUD.
1.o<·o1"" I the land . Immediate posse!Slon. tBam cclllnp. llttpl-. 1, ,;.;.Pit>' _ prefft GU'den ._ 8Q., -11 lllm. 14-ALA Ront•I• e ~ Mt....., Viele
842·1418 ''Our 27th Yttr'' 2, 3, .. bdnnL Goad ftbtal Cl"OYt Am.. sultable *" a fJpL 12J5 Yl'l1. 6Q.tm. ... .... .. ,_ 'na... t -4
WAUCfl WESLEY N. TAYLOR co.. Realton 11'al1DK Open E-56-0llll cupl<d; lll&h ....... .. to lit_...... .... -•· _..,.,. ....... tori .... -OK, SllS. lll>RM ""-... -·
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,Am • ana ntar put; flal.!)t oc--1'Urtdsh bl.th. Will Nmodt1 u. •--...a. e BEST bd! S bl', Dcd )'d. _. -.... ..,,.... ......
•w.i.uw• 2111 S•n JNquln Hiiia Ro•d I---~:::,.::;,;::.---I down. Need# repair, H!plud. CL, 923tS (n4) Illa.JO • Bach, \i blk btadl. ALA Rent•lt • MS4NI ll'ftl vu. QWet •l wfpu'lr.
17171 ..... Bh·d .. 11.D. NE WPORT CENT ER. N.B. 644-4'10 POOL -8albao. Avall --s BAR p 3 llednn., 21-=-==·--~-~·
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Nico bomt "" IJliihland Dr. Pennim•n & Schuhmonn llAVE ...,.... far -In uoo -U1tl P'I. 11• 1 °"· h<aut bath, double pr111e 2 1111. Ill ho .. El tJon4o.
0 e Omes H • BR, fanilly nn. 211 botho, Doye 557-,._ v-. Call ,. ...., ...._ r1e1>< on pool. Ptlvai.! overili.td yard: Qulei 1'ully crptd. dro..,I. blllnl.
I untington Bl•dt Laguna B••c:h 1ep, laundry rm. Kitctwn E'IL-Wkncl. 644--71 21 tor putk:ulan. Beatty Co. NS -2 Br, 2 Ba, •/t.rpk:. 1 tr e et • $230/mo. fn.. ftftOl!d )'I'd. • patio. s:m.
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CU STOM BUI LT bllm, •• oparkllng ,,..,.. l!M30e5IMllS. .,.,...,_,, eludes gardener. c.n1~-==;L;;;;;;;;;;--or a e $25,500. •:! oc•ao vl<W -ttl • ln :::.:·! "'"'1>. A cood ""1· ..,, ..!! ~~Loo Al> WJu. bQ11111&11 oqu11y 1n 2 =IEW RENT~'!. lArry -1gt./ywner, Newport BNch
•dot. card<n " "'· 3 • · l1ah and w ballr -. A&t. .. -_,_ °' -5*.58il0. * CUTE H' CDIY *
Phone (714) ' BR 2 BA, 1rg ro· x 1or BR., 3 ba'o., •pac, dlnl"K l CALL · '='. "6·H1' .. lff. W Ire ....... ~,~-~~-~~~511~~-~· ~;MO~D~.~3~SR~on~lh<:;.--: ~-" ·-~-• 2 -•• Un· r & pd ft.I farnlly m11.; wt'll planned ~4' -No vacancy problmt. Good Cuap I: laundry roam. 2 Btdroom •••••••••• , • $140. ..,. ....... .., -. -..
I nee Ida<' k>I, oven.I! kll•h•",' '"'· ·"-w d-k •-·AMttl tnvutme_nt and pride cl 3 ,.._...___ niL Mod., dMn Uy. t.owe-tlbl gar, 7 yrs new, Kltch1 ... " ,. v"" ~ • ~ Wlrrttr. Q8..5C1S ~ ......... ••• SUS. din/
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patio area. ~!any exlJ'b· llALTY · OWDfZ'lhSp $S80,000 caD. tht ~ McC fd•---u....-Jevt1 w/clfttfUI kltch.,
962 6605
•m rm «>mbo: all blll" · "" N • 1 p 1 Oflk IPIVtftmmi DI......; ~1IOIJ. I OCEANFRON't t Br family • '" ~-·-II-...... bltm. Incl dib-• appt's, bli C'I09E't1, plenty ol v.tl bar. tinted 1lan, 1at· " ~ ••r •• • A tW lliowte. Avail Aue. ll lbnl NCWM'l"t ~tvd,, C.M. ~Wlhr, woven wQOd bUndl.
..-uphoarrls, patio, ""/w ttpt1 age door oprMr, ielf-clean. Estat. Si1e Lot 31ll. pz wk. f15.."'18. 541-772f alld. doon to 1111. tncd. paHo
& drps, xlnt loc. $1300 ON, OVf'n, l'lt'. Very functional, 70'x135' corner · Only $215()(1 1....1 no :lND. Payments leis than well plaruwd homf!. A jewrl 646--TITI. ' ' WAIK to beach, pr unit EA~!: • 4 Bf'droom _ 2 area, '4 bl.th, Ip. tlF" for entrrlnlnln!'. $89,500, Bu1lnett AllO bl.ch unit. CdM Balh _ lA.rp livln& room I: thowet. Upper I eve I , ~UNTI NGTON
HILLS
fut> lln1·d ~11'1'1•1. only I
n11le (Ttlm ht•ll('h, Ht! rini!
to see !h1s 3 BR. Z BA, homt
\\1th hd\ld fiooni. fonnal
dining rm . l"Ounlry kltch,
llv. rm 1o1.· picture \l'lndow
m•erlook1n1: lret sh1uted cor·
ner lot. Only Sll.900.
Red Corpet
P.f'allnrs 962·77Tl
W ALK to BEACH e & UF.DR00~1S e
'! ~1nr~. nit Pitt kit. ll'x16'
fnm1ly tiJOn1, 2 lireplacH.
u1h•1Tnn1. Nf'W ptlnt. VA RJ>
p!'JIAA.l $41,500. Submit -
O~'llt'I' "nxkluA. 968-4456.
•• STOP LOOKING-
You've just found the bl!st 3
BR home In Hunt. Bch.
C1eanest home in area. Has
over $500 In new r:rpffl! ..
encl. ~t k>. prof. lr:•l'l'IX:··
and la a child 1alf'·~lt'('('1 In
move.in corw:I. Bt-sl of all
* 49'J.2300 * •S••·•AB Opportunity 20D Renf..A.Houae ,.,,..,.. family room . ftneed In tamed ceU'a., liv. nn. w/
l ' • • WOULD you like tD be WINTER l'f'Tltal, ocnntroot Ya rd . Wat~. caned lhulten, l ·BR, mev. ~ INCOME HOMES aucccull>IT cotblp, 3BR. 2BA. a.1.,._ required . den, IUU balh. EZ can )Id.,
'62-4471 ( =1 MMIOJ ~,.i:' *WATE.RFRONT * tNEN,;~~ ~·~ e WOULD you lib to learn * 61'Wl37 * Avallahlc S<pt. ht 616-0JM no lawna ., """'
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IOIJfllVO..W..C..U '~~ -··-JtOW to be a IUCCftS! w INTER Re••• I -a.ft 4:30 PM. ~ ........ ,.. ... ,"".·· '!!terc .. 1--1'
EXCLUSIVE ...,...,,.....,...~ * DUPLEX * s.ut. new 2 I: 3 BR units. u .,.. ~· ON t.UROJS STREET 151 E. Sq St .• Cml• MffL • WOUID you llke to help Ba,ylhonL J Br., 1~ Ba. a.EAN I BR ~-aome l:ftUap fee. No peta. AYfil.
1st Time Ofle~. URd brick LGE. 2 BR. new home, clOIK' YOU OWN TiiE LAND! Ph· 64:2-4B3'I other people become IOO' Furn. $325. Call 543-138'. CTpta, drpl, dla nn., ltY, Stpt. lit. MJ.3519 Evea/wk
f'\e\·aUon on poolAite )ot, to Victor Hu,ro'1: R·2 lot, S52.500 . HURRY!! -~==·~::.,.::=~-ceafuf! $160. ** Clean Attrac 1 Br .
Sharp, cl.tan, pridr of rm. tor l more unitA. Welker Ree lty 67>5200 SIDE BY SIDE e WOULD you like to doublf HauMt Unfum. J1S hN. wlbe&m otU. ltV, re-em. tor app't.
ownentrlp, with ~ bathl, 330 lttAGNO UA 494-1297 3336 Via Lldo N'pt "·a h 2 Trlplexf'I, best Eutslde your income with 10 to JS ~ .. Sl«J. Gu pd. MS.a>. HELPI service porch. 3 extra llf". ' · ce t loc::. I. .,...;,.., 4 Units havt hrs Wffk work .._ "'~-I 2 -~" quid .:--&. dUltl L Hill .-~-ptr • _,erl 3 BR-2 BA· !Odl I: pet OK ~-... • ~ • .''::::::. •-
bdmu., Door to cell. ~ aguna • Newport Heights 1 !i batht, 2 have f'rplct. tnlninr! $20S ~ .a ...-: w ........
brick frplc. Manicured lliwn OWNER: New 3 hr, % bll , 4 BR. VICTORIAN' $11 0,000, By apu't. only e woui.o )'Oil Uke to call + atil. fu le) J..eue. Cl' dph. wUh yard In CdM
wilh com.-enitnt concttte crpt/drpa, aprinklio:f'11, l!'l lot. \"ou golla &O ill lo lff um Unlv1,.1lty Realty for an Interview to flnd out mJ:5' ;,..~~ ~~etc. or CdM Hl&filanda. One ~t
walks. Priced to 11ell. $7SO down. Alaumr 7~~ VA P 1u 1 h Y crushed_ velvet 3081 E. CAt . Jhvy, 673-6510 men aboul ti! Bkr/Owner 60-ml &II.,.. O.K. Have nfl. Rat er l1rwln r11lty Inc. 1 .. ~., 833-86CS ........, leue Not OYtr $250 mo 96S-4<1(fi
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l~oursl oan, J...,. Pl'I' mo, 833·UOO v11Jue. 3 yrs old &: better 10 Unlt Deluxe Ap1 . Bldg. AJI =--~ CLEAN 2 BR. 1 BA • • -_ ---Evio:s. 642-23U. lhan Tlev.'! 3 blk:B to HMOOt 2 Br.. 2 Ba. 6 mo&. old. Beauty COiiege Maturt --i--,,..;.~· ~ help. Ph. Mike at
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3 BR., 2 BA., tM-au1, ,,Je1o1.·, Jll_ah. _PrlJK'ipaJs only . <"all E/gide, C. 'I. Principals on· Dre11 .hop ( Faih. Sq.} Water pd...,..';;'., -;:;.:._ ....... Pl . ---~9
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H 0 U S E -Vl Mlle rugs, da·apei, rrlrig, many 66-2rii2. $49.SOO. ly, &12-1121:.c ~:-c-o:--TV R1p1 lr C.M. • """' ~...... ·• SlB5 -% + den, l'Ji ti.., blbu,
from o c • •". 4 Bed-xrra~. fl mo. old. Nrw Newport Shores * 4-Pk'X NI'. Soutn cout HOLLAND Bus. Sal•s pr. Oilld. 1m pet ~lei r O Om I, study, dtn, World. 8.17-3652, Ownrr. Plan. Dlx 3 Br. Ownfr's 1716 Oran&t. C.ll. 64.S-4170 $120 URGE 2 Br., ltovf, l~G, BR'I, ~Ba. Encl $250 • 3 Br., frplc., :I>' liv
fam ily room, fo rmal Lid I I WATERFRONT 4 BR. Unit. Bkr. s.G-2321. Pl?.zA & DELI for aalc. carp., Qilld O.K. QuJe( ;~6oee ~ __ <:!,~.· rm., 21U1UTn1. JOdl/peta.
dining room. R1mbllng o • e Bell bQy in lhi1 choice artal ...,...... $350 2 Br bltftl bl&
roa r ya r d . B k r . OPEN SUNDAY l-4 2•, Bo., h!Pru, 2 car car. lnclu1trl•I P'°""rtv I" :;:.~!!;_"" ~· :.. ~ S150 NICE!&:: bllnl. pr-1215. --clo<c~, pr, .deck. 0....,.
962-551 1. 53' Via lido Nord St(•Pfl to ocea.n , poola I. ten-lNDUSTRIAL BUILDI NGS Clemrnle, 4!0-1%Zl. qe, Idell, pet O.K.
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ni1. S44.0CW> . Firm nir --•e -iea.e I ~::---...,..~---! fedd. $140 lddl, pets. NU-VIEW RENTALS
'ALK to BeaC'h · 3 Br .. 2 r• 1 ion• •Y ron CAYWOOD REALTY ... ..... Money to LMn 240 $135 GUEST CGttqe, 1 Br., Rent-4-HouH t7f.M30 f73..41X10 or $3248
B-1.. all teaturrs, usum~ Ofle of Udo Nord'• m0!!1 Sullivan 540-4429 \'A 1.,,,, S:W.000. Prine. O"· charmlntl horn .. with f.O n. -* 541290 *-Loll for S•I• 170 1st TD Loans ~ ... child. .... UliL ATTRAC. 3 ""· 2 ho, bltm, • BEA(l{OJMBERS. Spoo-l~. 962--0."l61i. tronlqe. 4 BR., hUie up-frplc. fenoed yd. Cloee Ill E-ioas bach, alOve, rdria, utill
l'ent.
only $2'J,OC:il. All tt>rn1~. Irvine
F'trst to call and aee \1·1U .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;,I
st.ah 2nd llv, rm.; full b.1r. akle "90-mo. 613-3825. ir'lt'I. noo.
2 ,., .... ,1 ... 1,.. '"'1 i;"'" \ ~ * ONE ACRE * 9% % INTEREST IJSO PRIVATE 2 Br. bom•. ' BR. 111 ho. newly palni.d. ALA Rontol1 • '4S-3900
ox<iuolv•ly •• 1240,000. . ............ I !lilt ~ R-2 ......... 2 old" 2nd TD Loans '"""" ~.K. 325 Estm, CM. 12611 -• FIXER u-., the bch.
!u~A'ITI WALKER RLTY . I CHARM & WARMTH
1nn Beath, H.B. 842-1418 5 Bit's. worth of "move·righl·
in" of quality homt, ra.mb.I· * SOLO OUT * ing all on one JeveL PraC'·
We 1ell Ol'M' houM! pc_r day tica.lly Of'V.' home every
in 1.'t.cl\ office. Ustmg1 jual room decorated In ~·arm.eat
don't last! Bu.Ye:ni willing! trad11ion. Room for eaC'h In·
OM>o8fl your own llAlll\C dlvidual in !he fam ily; room
termA • 3 ofrl~•·M~rve for the family all l<>1elher
yoUr n"l!fi1. !168-4456. at each ot the 2 trplca.:
•• PALACE-BY -THE-SEA
-81long1 to top cor·
po r • t • •xKutlv1.
Everything bu t t h 1
maid included. Op.n
fo,. Inspection. C a I I
Broker for complete
portfolio,
$55,000. 962-5511
room for lgf'. scale enter-
taining on "v,.rap.around"
palio.11. UNI VERS I TY
PARK'S i'"INEST I. IT IN·
CJ..UDES THE LAND.
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* • * * * · homes on lot. One of the 536-3323. ,....... Larae tam.ily honif. 5 BR., few rem.a.lnlns large parcela. Lowu1 ntn Ol'ulee Co. $150 YEARLY.% BR. cottage, •2-;;B;;;DC-;RM'o;--,,...,.-..,--.,,....-} hr. $150.
family rm. Upstairs chll· Mobil• Hom" Tenillc buy! can now ''WE BUY TD'S" ~lkK. lo beach. Oilld, pel drpe, chndrm ok. Depolit i "'LA Rental1 • MS-JtOO
dren'1 pla.yroom. 40x110 n . For Sale 115 &a-lm. Sattler Mtg. Ce. . · rderencr. m-025. 2 BR. dtn. i ha. let ldtch.
Sr.ISi. Joi. n 25.000. $55 900 din aru. h)>lc. view at boy. llx55 I BR Mobile home. ' • '42·2171 $45.0611 1210 ON " ACRE, 3 Br .• D•no P.,fnf W/1arde .... No Ire .....
boaJGR&lau.MODJIL N.B. location. Sl,000. Omtu ~Harber uu 21,r.. o'lize car. Children, pda Avail Aue. 20. $375 mo. _,.. 2131331-&33. 64M92tl Mo<" * NEED MONEY? O.K. NEW 3 BR. 3 BA. ....,,.,, '4&-M02
3416 Via Lido 67S-45fU Uhl:40 Pilartm. Interior comp ~111'21 We represent severa.J private CUltGm drpa I: crpts. Im-~N"'oR=111=~-~ ·~=-v-~-.-~-~-1
* PIER• SLIP ttfl ·-~ F 'Tl , __ ........ Bo-· ag-'-lh• $225 PAINT A: II."-. 2 + med. occupJ $S25. mo. + l;XJU,..,..~ lll<•,,. --· * n. ~·uv. <»;} alrlax Dr, .... ,.,.,..., .. vn ..... ,.,, den bM.di uttl. -.n.a. 21' bl towDZW .. F&mfly
60 Ft. J Bdrm1., 3 bath• CM. M>U55; '45-0049 ~ly in your home. Call ' near ; Jdda, pell area. Poot Ca 1 t om
Jmmaculelel S240,000 SACRIFICE. Lldo walertront far free appralsal fine. El Toro featuru. Nr schla. $125.
• BAYFRONT • puk, '""· 13,"95. Dbl "'"' BALBOA BAY' PROP. LANDLORDSI LAKE rore .. Exec. Home. 3 644--0275
Ololce 35 tt. Noni. <f BR. 2 hr, $3.995. ~T OCEANFRONT * '42.7491 * Do you hive a vacancy! We Br f 9;;:--.;~==--,:-I 3 ha. Pl~r/.11llp. Sl95,000. Seclualon within A: f'Xclu.11ive can flll tt. Many desirable ·• em. rm .. din.. nn., ltv. 3 Br, 2 Ba, famll)' rm, ttlee
LIDO REALTY private community. Amorw: * • lttcCLURE ** ttnanla on ow-walttni ll•t. nn. A· tncd yard. Like new kit.ch, wtw, cpti. drp.. $400
3377 Via Lido, NB 6'1'3-7300 I ~ thio: ft'W rttnalnlng bulldlng The Loan Arranger Abllolutely NO CHARGE. eond. Refl reqd.13G-3153 a.ft mo. ie ... Showft bf QPt. ~.!;~11' I sites with a com,n1andin& 492-8332 or 492-0U4 BEACON RENTALS g pm. 714: 4M-646t 213: '197-1187
M11a Verde · viev.· of lhe We1lem White Money Wanted 2.50 e '45-41111 * Huntinrfon BMllt LIOO hie LIJvety 2 BR. 2 Ba.
• BR, 2 BA, lhag crpl lhru· Hou.tt , lhe blue Paclnc, Seal LAN O • ALIC ~ view, bw.IL 1bq
oul. '"'0 ... ,.,. '°"'"''· 14 Commercial Rock • th• ""' Dona Point MONEY WANTED DL RDS! W In bcb. l br llin. ...,....... MltL t.aa..
fruit trtts. Jm mffi oc-ProPerfy 151 ){arbor. ltMltOr wanted to factol' IC· We SpedaUu tn ttnparf ~ pets, Sll5. $2'15/ma. 615-61DS, IC-UK.
('Upancy. $32,SOO. SST-706.'t __.. • $39,500 C'&lh or term• counll receivable. W 11 l IJeacb e Carma dd Mar e Rentals • "'-3'0I WESl'CLIFF, ~ x e cu 11., •
'"""=::::..=::::::::.:::::.:.:=:_1 C-2, 2-2070 Newport ev.,,.,./Bkr, TI4o .......,,, aaalp •"""""" u col-A ...,...._ OUr Rental Sos'-• HARD to !Ind. 2 br, nr home. j BR-l Ba. ltMut.
Mission Vi1lo Bl\'d., CM. lOO'xllS'. Princt-Spectacular 360• View ~~tmll. Nationally ~· vice ii FREE to You! Tl7 bctl, kkk OK, Sl,,. atrium. YMf'b'. can:
$24,950.
Small llunt. Sch. homr.
Healed pool with pool
swttp. Ea.sy lf'nna. CALL
TODAY!!
REAL E.8tate, Salio: or Sold. pals only, Ph. &G-1121. Harbor 1. Ocean. CdM ~ att'OUllt&. 20 "I • a r Nu.Yin-! ALA Rentels e Ms.JM WINTON, Rn!IOr 6'l5-o3D1
ELEGANCE Call Whit. 831-""'-Fo..., Cone! I I O>ntlomlnlum "'°·not l•aa<d .......,_ :IOI' ""'"' --NU-VIEW RENTALS * ewrrs t Br ...._ 1 Ba.
PERSONIFIED E. Ollon, ~al1on. for o:1: ums land, Ftt Almplt . U.!500 lq hie. n'-'i'1'3-1900. m-«t30 er ~ * CONDO RENTAL in Frplc. Beaut. 'end. patio.
Enter thru terns then feel N•wport Beach 160 ft· Sl.5.S.000 for quk:k aale. 1MMEDIATE po11eJsion VILIA PACIP'IC, free px>l. muua, .chla. $3115..
lsl \Veatem Bank Bldg,
Uni\·er:ltv PArk, Irvine
Days 552-7000 Nlghls
•h• lwrnry of O.autl!ul gold MOYE·IN·TODA Y 11" 3 BR hac on. TI .. 2'4-19tl Near new S bedrm. 2 -'"""" COWU. ""'1<> ....mG.
"''• <Ot'J>l'ling, mjoy the EASTBLUFP ""um• "''"'"' -• .., SAN JUAN CAPISl'RANO _,,,.... l[ie I 'bath, fully carpettd. ball.:"" -boat =-~:.:=-.,,....,.bcb.-=t~br-,-=2~1>L-
de n and wet bar. Thb molt $56,000 qualirying! 4 BR, 2 BA ~S Acre * Hone O.K. . All buJltlns. '275/mo. ~ ~ 1arwin n!lllty, IC~ pof'Ch. pr, ki4L
unugua.J 2 bdnn home will 2500 Sq. ft . 2·1ty.; ~ BR., 3 rondo. Pri~ inc w/w erpta BY OWNER .* C93-913S lease. Ca 11 5'5-8424, · Rent-A.House nf..IUI
1ell for only $.'\6.!ISO. ba'1., huge family rm., tor· drps, ~'asher, dryer, rtlria:: Mountain,, OMert, HoUlll furnllhlct 300 ~~COAST REAl.r 3 BEDRM., 2 bath. Xlnt HARBOR YIEW HOMES-2 6 I' 531·5111 C =i U1·51DG
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•11 :~ dln~n;' :;;~ manlcul'ftf W96211~~~ade. C A: W Jteoall;y. Resort 174 n.IL--111_. cond. Fruit trees,&;· Den or S BR, $380. La.• r-~r Joi. • -1. or brlck r I ;rcu u!J, I ' otrio:rinf. -....u.i or 963-4002. U9 ... -dener Inc Only I mo to mo. 16-'Mll:'I ....,, '""" ..., Exclusive with • MONTIC"" , ,... l.AJ{EJ>"RONT -113 Acre • 3 ' , "WOrk enhance th!. spacious .,.._,.., By Owner. 4 Ama.11 cablna $l5 000 tvrE 2 bdrm hoasie, mo. No pets. Agt. S.n Clemente
3 BR, added fllmlly nn ~.J.. BR ·• Cr PI, d r • p es · • · rum. wt---WI t r 962-4471/546-8103 REALTY [ft 1~"~\1 . ....,. lhrou.ghoul, rovered patkl BUSINESS Lot SOxlOO -e--.~· n e c· . . BEAtmnJL 3 bdrm J ba..
&± -LOADS OF TREES
=~. ~"~=n~.n \~'nn~t~·:!· Univ, Pllrk Center, !:vine :Sf s; ?#{' wlgas BarBQue wlllklni Sttgarloaf $3 950. $215. mo. or )Tly $275. m<i. MA NAB 4 BR, 2 ba. crpt-dflNI, bitna, Uvlna' room. tormai' d1Mw
R11i1blo RH I Estala Coll A"ytlm•. 8.13MO Ii ' II d!Jto""" to achls Nr. •hop RESTAUIWIT · ProP"ty Pbot>eM!-9976or67>-3""1. IRVINE "*' lndacpd, oprnldon, nn .• II. !di., tam.. nn.. ...
, ----'-146-l l9l ---ora1·1· hours ii A~i to 8 PM .. -oenten. '24.500. By ap-includes lJquor UC'. · HALF blk to bcb. 2 br, 2 ba. ~ back yd .l patio. Dbl clolled A t ,.1 u m on Gott , . ~ if'°'. rca ty pol,tmmt onty !145-S324. 182,.,., 117'. Kids OK. YEARLY LEASE pr. 1245. 191-2482. Coune, ,._ cuii.. Rent/
OWNER Sac r I f It e . 4 A r"f'I lx'nuty in Uni\' paJ"k °V FOR Sale or rent _ Finest Godv.•in's ALPINE Realty Rent-A-Houn t7f..&430 2 BR., den, lge. LR w/u.ed BIKE to Beach. Vacant 2 br. leue. $325 pet mo., Agpe.
bedrooms, family rm . , \l'L!h iit'll'. 2 Sty Jull iard 2414 Vista Del Oro view AJ1YWhe:re. 2 Br .. 2 Ba. Box 1796. Bl&: Bear Lake Coron• del Mair bride .trpac.; ~ blJt. to Sl3S. Brifllt kk1t. only, 49"J.Dl.
beautilUI carpeting, custom mo~rl ll'/bir ho/1\1! room + Newport lk<t1ch redec. From S 5 2 , 5 0 0. 1Il4l fl66.15ll beach. $325 Morith. Maxine Renf..A,.HOUff t1f.l430 -"'----'------I
draperies, entry hall. dining :: ri· ~ &, bepi•t y:ird. 644-1133 ANYTIME Ews.. (21.1l 448-5376. WALK TO BEAOI A: at.op. WUUama 6C2-SZ35.. HoUIM Funt. or rm., rounll'Y kitchen v.•/f''t.-&12.-22!2. 2 i""" 2 -.,,.,. ____.._,_.. I BR. 1\i BA ~. 11.-n1!1n) deror:i1or ex1rtiti, by WANTED I.obi, aedu&!d $2.C50 .,.. PA ,.._ !"a~~· i-Uo, c·-nr be.-ree vnfum. 310 tra io:atinc IU'ea and douhle o"·ner. 552-Sfm. OWNER, 1 br tondo. w.o, M-cabin 110: _,, $225. mo. 50-1489 _,..,.... ........, :~,;;;;~;,.-..,.--:.::I
oveM, extra COncn!le walk, SPECTACULAR unob!!tnicted )'our hof1!8 b wanled by R-0, dilp, refrl&'. TollJ cub Labakle cabin p.\O;) Singlet er tamiUes, fUnl « liillll ...... ~ .... · ·J f.Wl. mo. 96Ml'10. BelM. Island
fin ished guage, brk., 1..,., Miml'body Dne"'here. Let $175.+ impqundl. Aaswne Ca.D --ar ~,.., u-•-tbr-•~~. ~ lrvlM
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.,, au ,·ie"' of rnttre vnllry . rt brok n!A 7.,, -~ •uw-n •-~......., ..,. ..,,.. IM -* l..EAS:tlOPnON ·""°· ~HG!ll. J.tO' fronl o" ,,._, ,;d,, 4 BR. ~"'find Iha:~"° you knds, ~bchs. Ev.,, 6 -Rtol """'"·P.O. Roni~ 97NQO ------· -ut IJttl< ~ * E.
2 BA ,.,l.._". hOmr. T1•r1lr • w Box 2121. Bis Bear i.b, S Bl't. 2 blthl ·••• ~ Bayfront home * HOME S BOUGHl , Rock Hill• .. ~46-.(lSI a.Jr. Ii p~1 CAL
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L (9 '''·1414 FOR Sale or Rent;.Lquna Calit. Dana Po• FABULOUS ntW 2 BR. l J Bil 2% baths •••••••• S3«1 l'ftl' apt. Frmt ~% .::
ush In one doy. No dis· -------'-••-"-.. Nliiud, Wtat I Condo. 3 BR. IJke to Trade! ('ta Tntl<t"• SUMMER RDITAL • Dona t.wl IJttl< laland ..,_, I BR. ttn. Auo. ....... $350 tot 1o.., S<pt. Llfti ,:
count. 11 Y1art expert. Laguna Beach RI AL TY 2 BA. By owner. 644-7917 ~column 11 tcr )'OU! Point 3 Br home, fnmllhed. w/pilr. $llll)'Pfl'mo. S75-40a 'BJl Famll.y rm. ••••• $32IS pn mo. ind.. ue Of.,_..,
enc1. CALL 142-1411, SPANISH Ne ar N••••rl •••• o rr111 eves. 5ttnn,5dl)'lf\WSbac:ks. Phone 50-1674. S.lbee Penhttula SBR. 2ha. fam. rm.·· $310 plitr I: alip. 1 year OlltiaD
PATTI WAL K ER oo,......11ata'°'·-t1tts e· ecf h•11 •...,.boobtaJnodflr 111,000 REALTY. CHARMER lwmrloul, CUilom d•c:orat<d 2 BR., ......,, !uni. 0-to p I to putthaw at 1111,lOQ. ~
Thi• charming 2 bdrm, home 3 BR, 2 BA condo. New C1 (i'Q -Q. ..(\ "'-I -f)-C ~ Q.• bl;y. ltellable epl. chldn OK. I
1 * 3 BR. 2 bl. hottle unt.
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OWNER l"vi"K· 3 btdroom• olUn tmmol dl"1ng ,..m, orai,.. •hal crt>< lhMJOUt, p~ J.'Q!J ~). ~ IJ(/" V Avall S<pt. J.S, $Hl mo to REALTY ty. IStlfl "10. US Topu. 1
& h""• lamUy room. "'wly -floors, briok ..... -dra ..... h u l '. r.. The Pun/• with the !uilt../n Chuc"• mo. -Univ. hd< c.nter. -~ °":..' BR-•Pl ,,.,.. !1ecortill!d, built-In BBQ, place ' a short w11.lk 10 wallp.aptt, elec. s a r . «I, Cor'On!I def Mer c.an AQJt1bM. 1SJ.GUO * lJllt •N SO mo.
dllllntr rm., bull>ln,.,.. a town a "'•"· 137,!500. oponer, pool, claoe to h<ach. 0 ,_..,.. lotPn of tho HELPI Olllco boura I AX to I PM ea. -: :::""' ~ 1111
o""· 2 bath& patio , ~~ Tm"" Owner, IS9 ,5 00 . 1ow':"',.:OiO:,~.,::"'_: i. 2 elo...; quiet .i..to adulll lnd uW.lorw!ntlr -
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ROOM HOME . Wood l l!IO [;Jenhl!)'t'e St. pllancH. Ntw p1ilnt In I: ouL _ . . . . . . OJC. Haft rt.fl. Rent « wh*!r. UI~ Topu. f
burning flre::.":i plue $H73 5494116 PllllPll "°'"'· tk<ar. l'l,IOll Jaw. Not ...,. $llll ,... W1NTON Rtoltlr 115-at
Hlhlit ""'· ... TBR-& Den $36950 GEM I ~ oi T I x I !" -help. Pb. -•• L~ •• ~ bellt>lnt. Cay family Unlqu<, ·whir. brtc.i '..i•r. .~'!!10w .• ~• """'·\~-'!:... I j I* I 1 HJ41Jl .it. ~ I :,:-:_::-~::."""'•.,...,•~,_._,....~"°I'..;...~ .. "'°"'• unique dotltlns 1•lld tnlr)'. 2 Ba., bll-lna. ~ ~ -. _ _ I Sll:P'f. ht thnl J\t,. 1'tlr a;;. .. ·n....:-::. -. =ir
•nol lec•tlon. No ush Crpk., carp. Yant """" 1'115.IOPJ. F• ....._ n..--s Br .• 2 e.. 1,.,.. "SINCE Dll" m.im ;m,1
11 h11~1~ le,..,.,,. ... WO<tr. but afftl ""1 far lbc vi... -Carmel. 3 I GI ME D I ' Colorful ,.,,... home. Som• htlliplmt ,~. • Iller. f62.S511 handyman. Call: BR-. FR., llat. erplJ, ....,, 0 -~ bus'!-lnd~~ Ho Ila-•, avail. 1G ..,, U-\Y Pvt. rnfoo c.wl•rrlifll-
0\VNER d .. , ...... 3 Mm!ONREALTY -lol.-In.,-,.i..c I I I' I :-... ~for~_,:_~ .... -.--. D.ya --......... uni-. HI
lredroot,. 3 balhl. latnll1 411 AC wf-boma: Ind I onlY. °""" fU•JtU , -· . . . . '~"""' ...-•• 2 BR., 111 lillllro. Btlow Hwr. _ .... •-~
room. -llltelt """' potential blda. "• n.... m-118& ..,,...,._ """' Ard !he wol-7 i... -• ,._ sm umv. PK. v u. m. -• ' -
.. f!ltl~. d-.... lrtlUt• pmnllted. A ..... !Nm 2 1' tful;I-- -. li I s u E s I M I n.y ,,,..,. 24 -•11 lfooth ln<L .......... -s BR, J BA. ..... VlLL4 -J ... lli .... :-=.·,.~·:,k .~ ~ .. =·:.:.~:~Act~--.'I I' I I l '!tl~~E! =:::...~ =-~.:::: =:.:~:-
Pl.llQ. IU-BL Bia., 4H-f7l8. BALBOA °""' N • B • BR. to!._ """ -drpa, all di. clliliot, etc. 0-to mo. '"' ... -·
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or't OWl!fod tidlt do I Victor fflllo"s, l!IJllO, N•ll. dJnlaa rm, ilea. tow -· • • • • MESA VEii!,)!! 3.1• I ha Ill n'l !21. t , U'I I -•• ~
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:l~;:l::;JB;;:f:.,;;:'"~;;::;;:'-nl_ Ceot• -------Cotta Mota MM• V•""• -*-*.,--*,.....,*,_*,....-*.,..l"-,.,111=1<00....,SPIRITll==..,AL!=sr'"'• SHOR111AJ11ED Collio, 1ao
oi * BRAND NEW. * 1..e1111~ ad dlqo""" whole • white. Vic -...., a * Pl WEIK & UP * irr.1 um. IJ>d,. 1 Br., l'i DELIJXE J A J BR. 1 Ba. Condo ..,.. w/boot llip out!oo> on W•.,. th<"""''" Adami. 96:1-2832 ,....,
.. OPEN M .r.u,. J Ir, lflon. e -a I BR...... HACIENDA HARBOR Ba .. encl. pr A ,.ilo. 3fl encl. SV· Sllll ... Rnlli SUmmtt, or 1 ..... 1vall. l'!Uealontll >dvlce on JU" PART CoU\e dos lound ..,.;
Ua&trin 111ir liCMC _.. e TV A 1Wi1 SlrVlce AftQ fNm •tSO C.brlllo Apt. C, ~ ::.w.. ~ Mace Ave., 4«11 W. Cont J-flabway ~. Readblp daily, Coll,,,e &. W•llOn, c.M.
-· rft<1c, "*· ...... e -S.nteMll4 Paol DF;LUXE I <k S BEDROOMS 2BR. ""1Y tlec>oralod. CllJld * Cill: 675-6120 * 10 AM·lO P>L f92.9136, ""''™· -,..i. -·ID yr ·-A M-F•mlohad & Unlvml1hed "-153 Sllalima>'. -port Balch BAY VIEW 2 """ «12-9034. lU No El Camino l"'L.,.::...:t :.;,;, _____ 555=
·-· -H • • • • • •. 2m "'""''BM. CM Heated Paol -Gara111 -Sbal CarpetJ.aa <45<\913 PARK NEWPORT ""'Pl • .... ..,_, ..::;: n..i. sen°"""""· • mo -or -Dlabwuher -All UllllUet Paid. 211R. crptL drl.... mo. Id. Avail Juno to S<p1, l'J!<O PAUi 6 CARO READINGS Ul>'T• Tri·°"""" ll<aar.,
Condo. 'um..... 'lllltl Ad·-11:1 ... """' Adult. Only. No..... Wiier pd. Baby "'''"'"''" APARTMENTS "' month. Adu!.. oaly """"".help Jn • ...,. mat0 ""'" vi.. CommodOr, A Uni-:ns HOllDAY PLA%A 241 Avocodo St., Cott• Miu -1204 541-'llOI th llu.v aa<oJ. 615-<930. ten. l ""' ....UO• ""'· M1Mnen. !<B. An1 "Cap. (-..;.;..;.;;.._ ____ ..;.;;;;10ELUXE Spedcu 1 BR. Oft • WJ over phoM', R~ive full life 111.ln", Rtward. 540-Z!Sl ofc.
1 tMwport 1Hcf1 tum ..... SUS. Heatfd -'. VILLA MARSEILLES 2 BR. crplt. drpl, bllnt. clo9-LU:any apartma\l llvillc ov-Vi1c•tion Renti1l1 425 re.din&: tor $3. w/ad. (21.l) Jlo~ SU..!ml t"'"'· ~ ~ SPACIOUS I & 2 BEDROOM APT. ed P" + '*"''11140. Adi" 694-1350 l'ull * t.u ~ * -* ~· )lllJ'll:q. Adu!tt. no Fum'~-• & , ~·ml·L.-.1 Of1b. 646-8919 frloold000na._~thwatu1• ~ LAKE Arrowhrad A-rn.t'M 1,_,_ c' all 1 l "', · L& CALICO cat • ·S p 1 c e y' •
--""'"' '""" _.,._., S"ffiO, •ICIU spa. •ww• cabin. 4. 3 BR. frplc. l«· ....... -.. « &pp • wantW-red from home, Lu&lc * 0 EW * l!a Pomoea Aw. CL Adult Lf\oin9 CLEAN, avaU Aue lO, 2 br. nllna poola, 1 IJabted len-tteck. S:.O wlmd SJ50 "k. PAUf CARDS I SPIRITUAL llOn\t"S, Corona <k1 Mar.
OIDdD borne 'If/bolt .Up Dlsbwuher color eoord.lna1ed 3,pllanceJ • s:ar, pe.Uo. Adulta over 35· nil courtl, plus mUts or 5-16-7016. READINGS. Brlng ad torn-OwMr· Jan~k o . Trueldell. -· or,..,.. avail. 1 BR tum. $UO .. iJ<el util, Pl h ·•· t lrrored be tloo lllJ.mo. >13-""7 b I -"· nl ,. ... '40l. w. O>ast m,dlwl)r tMfW\y dee. bta.it garden. ; _ _!1:5~~Jg~ 18,-~1 .... ., wba -~·-t b rs-fi1~ ~~ J~r y; LIDO Jill', 'A'.at~rfront. 2 br, ducUon, 10831 lk>ach Blvd.. It found, pie~ call 646-1171
* CaJI: 67Ul20 * pool, nc. Adult-. no pets. u suua.-.. I &J~eo -fea&nU ar • 2 Br. Adults, no pell. ~ , no children. Altt'r AU&Wll Stanton. 1 m1 south o1 or 61"~.
um Maple Aw., CM. Mir" huge private fenced patio • plush landscap.. SAY MEADOWS AP'l'S. trorn S174.50 moolhb: .ao 1 11. ~twk. m.81186. Knott'• Fann. UJ.J«J6. _WH_IT_E-,-~--1-.m-. -,-0-1-11 •
D·-'--F ... A • Ing • brick Bar-"-"''e• -large heated poo,Js 38'1 w. Bay St .. CM ......an and ........... pl ... and ~ A ' ...,...,__ Um. -pt " l ~.. 2-slory t~·n houae.t. ElK· Rentalt to She,_ 430 PROJo, & &:~ Oub tor l)'PC .. _. pprx >'"··
1-..:.--------l ... 2 BR. ~ $140 u~ & anaJ. Air conditioning. 0 .iitn• Pelnt trlc k11cMnt, private paUol dh'Orct'd nien &: WQmt•u. RrookhUJ'll/Ariam.t. All)' 1n·
Balboa Peninsula Unturn aYl Ol.Ddnn.'• l8Ct. 3101 So. Brlttal St., S•nte An-557-8200 or balcon~. Cl.JlN'tlJ'1a, drft· Sl1AR£ a hOnw, mlddlf. agp Start a tll'I\' lift'. ~in it fo ptn.alnlng 10 whf're.aboull .-.u .u~ .. .,.. ~1.1.,. .... ..-.. 1 3 ELM GARDENS ..... ,,, 1T7 COLDWELL, 19.A.NKER &. CO. FOR 11'nt. Untum 2BR •Pl. 2 --',., Subt .. -....... ..... <'pie or the~ aboui. 11pply. riahl! Calf 8<17-8329 tor ph. Kri511·847-:lSSl ~n.u"u "'""""• ....,......... ...,.. u.au.aGING •GEN'T BA., Hu Ev" ry th In It' ti<''' ._,, ....... _ • ...,..... 118 Sl25 968-.,..,...,. BR tu.Uy fUrn. PVT E. 22nd St. CM. 60-JMS. ~J'VI\ ~ Panoramie V~· 01 the m, wllh elevalon. OpUona.1 area. mo. ,__,, <lpenlng date. LOST CockKtiel bird, white
BEACH, dock space •vaU. FOR ttnL ~-2BR opt. •-1 I maid service. Just north of Office Rentel 440 ALCOHOLICS Annn""""•• w/rM c1ri·lt~ rll('l'kl & ~...... Ocean. Lrs .,.cony, Adlll. ., .. ..._ I'-II b Winter S300. Yrly $400. Pool, •dlts, no pets, $110mo. $325 3404.1 Fashion Island a! Jambo~ Phone" 542-7717 or write Y' "'"' cro"'n. a r or
56-9916 or ~n.3. Aiao need A•• l •tan t Apt. Unfum. 365 Apt. Unturn. 3'S ::~;ttn, OP mo. and San Joaquin Hills Road. ~I P.O. Box 122.1, CD.'lla ?.1eM. J11lancl. Re\\·ard! 67a-55Z5. c ......... Mer Manager, l9C1 Pomona, CM. Corona ., Mer Cod• Meu NEW 2 BR. drpa. cplJ, patk>. r~:= (~~~;-: ~~ W'DiJAJ~ Soclel Clubs m ~~~;m~rs ·,o ~h~:~~
%BR turn dupln. $3». Yrly ~~~·util~ ~~A~: ---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Lndry facll. $1..R.i. 13 BR --VERSAILLES-\Y' FIND YOURSELF !111.rbnr Vu Jlnmrs, t.faJ(',
ftntal. Sl!e aft -4prn. (39l~ no pm. Al9!1 2 Br Unt. OPEN Sat 'Sun. 2-S. ruo E. HARBOR snrrus avail Srpf_ 1) 499-2380. I Executlvt Apartments ..!...IPlk~ ... WAJ!.f. IN SO.\IEONE EL.s.E. Gil-6407 Aft 7 r>rn
Goldennd, CdM 642.-953:1. C.out Hwy. (QiroUdo) 2 ~ Huntington a.ech Ov<'rlooklng Nf'\\·port Bt>arh, SM•'r •"tllrtat elfl<u,.. "'•'"pCit'J •i, DISCOVER LOs-r lrl·rolorW ma.le-colhe",
BR, pool, dbl car port. $210. S~u11·ular v1c .... ·1. Luxury I ~:;::;•t,~::, ,~.,,.~:i~~11=.,~i;~·~;.~: DISCOVERY \ 'J n)l)nlhs. an3y,·e"rs 1 o Founteln Velley * YEARLY Renl•la • Av11il. BACHL. apt. ] Br....rlllclency
Now -l Br., 1 Ba. Gar. \Itch •ha.I crpt pri e~
Near Pavillion, ~· Aval.I. tranc'.e. swim poo.1'. SllO mo.
Sept t ocearmXW o f ~7-8678.
incl. water. cntJ 6U-8l88. Furnished & $175 1-'rotn $195. !tt~ls open 9 •!Id llol)I ef l'••l "''"'' "°'~'-Tit/835-6885 ZlJ/JA7.J39J ' "Brand)'". Re .... ·artl. 67~75
LRG Oieery 1 br. in C~I. Unfurnl.shecl Children Welcome 10 6. On llospital Rd. 011 h.X •GM 11111m.Jt:tG~ Travel 5'0 or OU-11:.1, ask for Debblf'.
No rmoken I child I peta.. From $120 lo $215 mo Nl"wport Blvd. or 51.lper)Or ~ 11s~tto~ --~ U)ST Vil·1nlt)' Cd:\! Animal UXI. Reta. 673--4169. New Fam'oly Apts ESCORT -• ho 11 • Avr. v.anlni w '1·ou !' Jloiptlal ft'1nal" Sealpoint 2 BR.~ SolTM!'""vle-.\:O ,., Bech.lor1 e 1 Bdrm1 2 Bdrm. Color Coord. 2 BR, carp. drapes, rangt'. -BAY VIEWOFFIC ff klndl)' rsllro~~~r 7 yr. nlrl, Si11mest', ~11.,rkly rouar.
N91 ..... ach • .,.., -trig., gllnl ..... 1 Adi!, no Dehu:I", air-conditioned very "'~ ....,,..,vf'd ~1uld· R"'l'llrrl. 644.111r.o. AGENT ,.~. •0•0 2 Bdrm1. 3 Bdrmt TENNIS CRT., PUTl'lNG ·~ e.~ ,, h A 1t -
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1nr. $300. 515--4600 ()I' BACH .. pvt., pool. utU. pd.
&&5--0123 S140. ~7-8304 aft. 5. wkda,yl,
• anytlm4!!' wkend.
_,..._ pt'!~. Al.so avail, doi·k for Redecorated. Lido area ,.aug ler on ug. nr ~~on 11-,-:A-UT-.-\\'l-,1-,.-Pc-..,-.-,an--"-11 C~• ..._.___ 1 ~ or 2 Full Baths GREEN, POOL. BAR-S-Q'p boat up to ?:! ft. sz,o mo. Realonomics, Bier. 675-6700 ht"r ftl~ht to ~tilwl\ukt't', ; e Ocunfront Apt. furn. 2 BR iL lowtt. ]'!..&..~ \Vinter. Huntinqton a..ch
._, ~ Olll..D PU.Y AREA J.Hi...-09-0 Sun. midnight, ifalf'. Vic:
Muter size bedrooml ~/ DAY CARE CENTER 67J·T.V10 ~lorn~. ·111 9 A~I. DESK spece-avaUAble SSO ~sE fSAIL Lusk llomt'1. 644-a.l\3.
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NEW NEW NEW
VILLA PAULA
high beam ceWng1, I~ 3 STORY REC. BLIX;., INC. NF.\\'PORT ISL on water. mo. WW provide furnltutt H Si\fL. fem. Lab. Very frieM-
llvin11: room w /gu or GY?it .l PARTY ru.ts. ~ip a\>all. 1 BR dt'lux, gar. 11 S5 mo. Answering servlr. TA ITI wood burnJ ..... flrf'plll~. ova!l•bl•. 222 Fo--t A•T, Grnnol 3 •ii.st"" Sc'-"''· ly, \Vl'Stcl\U atte ~1171-··• DESIGNED FOR THE opener, appl111, $775. 2'i BR '"'" " ~"' '""'" S d &I" 1~ ConVf'nlent 111undry area U.guna Bt!lch. 64-9466 crew & guest/I sh. cosls. t'."<I . a)'ll, v ,....,, t'\ft. orr kitchen. Encl~ pl· GRO\VJNG FAMILY i;harp. gar. oJ)('nrr. applns, --"' C•pilfr•no a..ch i.rl& A Spadoul Apta. Tll!T-______ n.cM pool: llmkm 1u t los. 2 p1mmfng pools, SEE F1JR1( ?.IODELli $32.i Yrly lea~. 5-;9-2688. DESK space avaJlablt' S50 (113) 37&.1239 ll?ISll St>ttcr, ~!alt, 1 )T.
JUST t~INlSllED sauna. rttrHtlon faclll-E ------mo. Will provxle turnlture TEENAGE Ca.!10t' Trip-Dou."n Vic: C°'5ta ~!es.a. Tag11. F.m,'1101 Welcome I 6-401 WARN RAVE. NE\V dp1:<, S3l0, 3 Br., 2 at 15 mo. Anr<.-servl~ CoJora• .. R, .• ,,. 6 <lo-. ~IWN! very much. 64i.8T!l'J. ties. Stturity cuard. Both, t!iO. 2 Br .. 2 Ba .. yr. -·~~·-.. ,.., ,,,,
(10 2 BR, 2 FULL BA) Modtll "-n 'til f pm. (Comer Wlll'nft' le Ed\\'ards) ly: 00 P<'tll. 3206 w. Balboa availa~. 17875 Bea.ch Blvd Ages 12.-11. S50 JX'(' l)l'r.;on. FF.r.fALE Bas~t vi<· Thrtt
AVAIL.~. 15. 3 BR. 2 BA. BBQ. Unbelievable Uvi~ -
1a.r., fenced yani, l\haji;, Onlv
• Specia.I cabinet space -.... Project of Urbenetics Blvd .. 6-t2-3.l.11. Hunttng1on Bea.ch. 642--021 l.ic'd guides. &'6-5274. An-h Bay, v.?aring tq.
•• Bml.ock-png11 • Lnd" wry/lg• r''°,t':..., 2700 Peterson Way, CM _ e _ . BRAND n""'··,. h arm 1 n g, ON1'~1'·1cr.
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2 childm OK. 5J6.-0346 2 BR. STUDIO • $240
VERY NICE?!! 2 BR, 2 BA, AU. ~ PAID
cpts, drps, bltns, $22ll. mo, Adul!J: No pets
no pets. 496-1542. .. ~· nr H rbor Bl d & $235 I e\rport v .. 05 a ' el'ln. a v \"ie\v hncOCJQr art 11 /1•11111) ~-. .. ono. '" ~··. &l'llltil [g] (. ·~ S. ~ •-n Dt----• DIW·Disposal • Drapu Ad1m1 SI'" ~1 1 ,_. ......, .....,..._u ..-I l OUU1 w .,. ""5" .. ~·::t _.__ CHlLDREN ~'ELCO~rE I: ::nril!1' ""' ro .. in·:~ : Corona del Mar on Beach. 1 blk W. on Holt • Dffp 2 color ..... &' epls rw 6~2~ <'l"rs. l.olt Ind found [ )~
---110 16211 Parloold• Lane.) • Special "'"""•""'""" 546-5025 BRAND NEW FAMIL y . . . • Ort'ICE SPACE, ... Old ~-----~~~I IMtN<:lloo -• HELPI DI ~. H YEARLY renUll, I blk '" . ,......--! <Titl MT-5441 • Nr. San eco ...... 'Y. ar-TOWNHOUSE APTS !\r11pnr1 Blv11 3 btkll No. 01 ~;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iii 2 clean, quiet single adull• bor Blvd le schools. • heh. New 3 br. 2 bn. 11p1. 300 I 3 BEDRJ'ls. ~ f,"Jl'Y, Bl!in~. frnl(', n111io. ~IM mo. ~1,~\~!.:.. <q. n. S95/mo. Found (frH eds) 550 Schools & need a 2 bdr. unru1n. hous:r $145 • $165 GAS Heal, Gas Cook ng -r ·~" u .,. 1~· P"" ,, """".;...,,
'1 d Ix wl.lh ard in CdM and \VATER All paid 2 BA. TF.:NNIS CT., 6TJ.-7•194; 673-742{) ! or P · Y Bac~lor k 1 BR. patio£, -• N e N e N ------~-jlJ:o~·1;:.';SJONAL -:: 11 1 tr • AFFECTlONATE young lnstruclion1
•' 1 or CcD.t Hl&hlands. One P'I t-1C'·1. pri\'. g a"' es . ~·er Apt $190 , eW eW ew PUTTING GREF:N, PARK Nl'"1X>f1 sub ltaw, mal• bro"'n tabb)'. \l'hito ·~ • POOL, BAR n _n• rt"1uly 10 go. l-le1I :i.t Col<11 ... ~ i ; O.K. Ha\'e ~!•. Rent or Div~ bath ' lots of Upper Apt $180 VILLA CORDOVA . ..,,,. s hnch. S11j mo. Call ~larva, Chi<'a, 11 B. $ 2 151 m 0 . llra rnllnr. Orit'ntal bra.s.o; l N I I~ •--·• R •-U I • 'I th t •1 ti Clf!L i PLAY AltEA '"4 -dayg· r•n ,..,._,, r·-· I ea.M'. o O\·ier ....., nl(I. C"""-'\."1, cc ,,.. , poo · "on o ••on ' •~•· -•••• · ,.,.............,.., ·~-" Mfi..l."l:!l. lx>ll. Cro"·n Dr.. llarhor I~ Please htlp. Ph. ?.flke al pool tables. sauna bat~. 622 H.mllton, CM COOQU-li; F;:;~ DAY CARE CL"lTl~ft -t;,\LROA RA"{ Cl.l~ . Vi('W hills:, Cd~1. &li--0211: I 640-0019 atl. 6. See for )'Olllwlf! 17301 , Sec ~I&r--Mr. &: Mrs. lloban . 3 STORY REC, BLD. INCL. S low baytront 1 bdrm 1 El.EGAXT. small, _l'e"'J>Orl &14-1317.
• ~· 1 So f H 3 Kt-el!IOn Ln. II blk w. of ~2062 {NC"at 88ck Bay1 GY?.1 t PARTY R?.1S. P8<' ~ I Crnter ~u1le of off1ce~ For -.~-~-~--~ t LJ\JnA cean, • 0 wy, • 40 Unit Adult Complex DESIGNED FOR 111£ Lo~ leue .. fi4.:i-0339. !nlormation call 6'14-8814 or YNG. lirnl. male · reddi11h BR. 2 BA. ,.1~1,, New Beach, 1 blk N. l'lf Sl.ater). T I 1-· do• ••-1 t I
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H.E. Edut'alion Since' 1964 l'c ...... M2-7848 I 1 &. 2 BR's. GROWJNG FAl<.OL'l' ust n G.12-30'i'1. ,. ... n. . ~JUI" II!.
a-pta .l paint SllS. mo. on -WHAT'S A VILLA 7 Enlt'rtainina 'A'ill be a pleas-E FURN M -Collar-r.o tags. (fl..51. Vic I '. yrty be. 673-8002 HUNTINGTON Gardens UJ'f', Decora11ng will be a L5["0 I WAR. NEORDELSAVE. 3 BR Townhouse, 11~ bn. encl i • ~ELL"XE l, 2 ~r 3 ~m i1.B. S<ll-7751 X282, days. I BE AN
1 BR. DUPLEX. Partly flan. Apt.s. HeU at Bolsa Chica. jo ~ pri patio. Laund Rn1 & n!Uces:. Best dea ln . . M2-1810 t'VC'.'I.
, ..,· o,.., ·-c.om--Stt A ereat ... ay of llfe 11 )'OU y. 1r __ ll'·-·r • Edw·~•) Pool 1200 mo. SZ1-AA90 all 6. Airport a~. 8J3...2840 --,~~---. I INVESTIGATOR I $120/mo. Yearly rental. <rr<r"~ ..--• cllooise lhe FAlRWA y vn,... • Special cabinet spa~ ....,,Tlll'l" .... "' • ... u · , GERMAN Shcopherd. ,·1c. Recorded ~teaage Tells How : * 544--0198 * ~·re miuing. Fr. LA. Elegant priv•cy at a • Lock prages ~·/Ji •!or Pro iect of Urbanetics Apt1.. Busin•ss Rental 445 l:lth St. & r-.tonrovia St. Call Toll Frer
u Be.ch ' prlr.e you can afford • com-• Bm cell • Lndry • Patios J <iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• Furn. or Unfurn. 370 NEAR. 17th & 1''twy-l{J'OUnd Cosfa ~leaa, alter 5 , 1 ( l) IQ0...426-0232 I,.-pAWDO"" APT. Pullslde • Spacious plele with a link.ling foun-• O/W, dispo&llJ o BEAC I floor. 500 1q, fl. Sloo-650 sq. 6t2-J'-067· l jiiiiij;.~;;;;:,;~~~-j
't' 2 BDRM. upper duplex. Bungalow. Pvt. patio $150. tain, pUltina; and poolA.ide Jly. • 59eci&J soundproofing: N H • Costa Mesa 11. Sll5. l)l'Tkin'l. PTiv. ttst ~"f)UND 8 2 . nltd. slJ.t'
''' Crpl'I, drps, bltns. w , mo. to right ad u I t 1 · ing. Adult living with 3 bed· • Dttp 2 color !hog cr[>fs 2 BR, 2 BA Unt. Fr. 1251 BEAUTIFUL NEW-room.11. Sch'>l'Ort'" 673-26.lol. Shephenl • Collie, m1tlr, , f ]~
1' dryt'r. Yearly ST.,O. mo. 400 ~l.323. rooms. 1~~ baths, spacious e Drllpe11 BDRM COSTA ~tE."i.A Bid:::. r.onerl C· :\lorn l'lr dnrt pleaY" f'al1, I I s.mcet and~ I ft. ocean~""'··, 61S-62JO. e • "G., ' .BR. Bunga'-· A_.. · li·""-t GAS 1' \\'ATF.P. PAID 2 BR. Furn Fr. $308 l · _ ho &I".,_ ~ Loll. ...,... r•uu gr&CJOUI ""''II. ~as 0 ADULTS ONLY I Unfurnished S\90. 2. Will altrr tn !11111. Good ~~~ -~-~I 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;,;oiiiii;I t. Apt. • Gard~ns. 6 pools. share wilh ;your friends, in-Mo. to Mo. 1 BR. From Furniture AvaUable f'urni!hed sm. pri<'lil'· $225. &l:>-2331 alt fi ?t.fALE Parakeet. I u r q 'r • I " Saunas. Hot Jaeuuis. Ten-dud.log your ~'I\ private $140. C 1 r p ets-drapeMtlshwuher Lush garden Sf'tting, patios, pn1. ... 1om11.('h. blk ~1r1ps <ln he11d. Add-A-Room I 1 I ]~ nis couru. $190. ~-patio. Come and ur! 2323 Etr' .. n ;,.,. .. C?if .. _ ed 1 1 ·-•-Adu! f 1 N 8 81 u
• Apanmenttforf'ant -BACHELOR apt. 646-0032 ...,at poo -sauna: .. ~-pool, spa, 21 "s' no c""Mls. Jo"ULL Y l'quipprtl llrfll!h Sp:Rr1 ~76 m . . m u s. [ RemQ(lellnst. Patkls, Rools, I . . . T rec ~ v ... .-. 151 E. st t., . . In N.B. For Info., "Tlte · · Uc, & Bonded. Goodwin "
!.,, S100. mo. FAIRWAY VILLA padoMmple parklnc PllONE; 646-Sli66. Cunningham P.O. Box 161. FND. Vic. Org. Co. Airport Son, IM6-37M or 847-837',,
Call 646-:87 APART"ENTS WORnt -waiting for • but Seanity Guards. Balboa l~lanc\, Cahf. 92662. (lrvinr!. Blk fem!. terril'r
• I Aot1. Furn. :l60 L••un• ·--~ M . nobody did! • -·-of ,,,._ HUNTINGTON -aliB .. U ~o -B b • • -•n ~ ~ ~ "9 "" e OWce-61111 •q. fC '"' now. pUPPl" m.8880, m<l 293, 7· • Ylllllng I already have TT\O\'ed in • ..,, Adu! A 5 lJ --'---';.,,,,,----· I ,-·Anaheim 2 BR. near beach, AdJts no 20122 Sanla Ana Ave. 546-6215 lhl'y couldn't "NAit for U.9 t(I PACIFIC Sparklina ,,ew t pts. • 800 11<1· 11· lndu:1trial Snap : pm. DAY Nunery, bahles lo 5
• va!I ~ I .,_. h ••hi I J I B. e 2 BR, 1 BA Furn 1225. avl AUS:'. ~2130. PART-Collit' • Gl'rrnan Shep )TI. SIS .....,. wk. 64&-5788 or I 1
' l Br., t127.50; 2 br. $155. pets, Garage. A ....,.,, · DELUXE unl8 eve.,,., ng a am-nl OCEAN AVE .. l . PriW1le patlo!I, lush fot"tll .,...
1 Newly dee. Bltins. Shopg. $155 mo. 544-2339. APARTMENTS bortt. lt's too l11te fol' 1 real (Titl 536-14!7 M"tting. Cvports, "" paid. HB oles/stores to 900' Pvt. male pup. 3 mm;. Grove &. ~:>-4302.
• • "GP.ANO OPENING." but Ofc open 10 am-6 pm Daily bath'!, 24c \\'/utll. Adj. PO fuop11bliC', C.~I. 548-5011 . -BAB_Y_S-ITT_E_R_1_4_1,,.,--r 1 : Pool avail. 5 3 3 • O 6 4 6 : NR bch. hl schl, town. 4 Air Cond • Frplc'• • 3 Swim· d 114 E. l>l.h St, C.~1. 548-0137 h , _ ".1~1 -FO U -h ,_, I """" .-... ""e're rea y now .. ith t~ WILUAM WALTERS CO. nr be . ....,,ng. ~ JY • ND Da<;hl w"' female, fe11Ct'fl Back Yard ..ull"\IO<U• room11. Adlts, no pet!. $114. ming Pools • Health Spa · .._,t Adult Apartm•nl 1.0 -hi '"• M d I 'I ark 494-001 t 94-326f '"' 11-IE F11ctory has 2 5ho1>5 1 .. 11, eu e "ar area. * Call &t2-159'J * ',' , Balboa Island 46C p ' : TB~~:~i~ C.ourtRoom' •• Game and CO!ilta Afea. Private patio SPAC. ' Br in 4 plex nr. • s·~-Call :.4. SGl!l fler • pm • ........,11 11vailable. JT;i o.: u.i. • ,-i-; • a a . DEPENDABLE and loving
,• BAL l&le -Yrty. 2 Br, furn. Newport Beech l BR. From $160 or balcony, tirep~. b<'am Btach £: Slater. Several to [ •m"" J! &!.) Robin, 673-9606. S:ITT.. male tan dog · infant cart. flexible hours,
'· $235/mo. Adlts. no pets. YEARLY • Blk to b!ach. l BR. I: Oen From $1~ ceilings, "'lllk-ln closets, choose from, Crpt.., drpa, . ,-•XLNT localion ln Cosln Cock.apoo! Vic Huntington I AA3-53JJ.
Ev -·~·· •5 121.11 ~1 • Br 2 Ba. Dfl" 0 ERRA wood paneling, ca.rpcllng, move. gar., etc. Pool &: rec ';;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~m -It f I llarbor MG-In:; '-------1 l!'I Qi...--o; ~ ' vc uxe ~ ·• ·T • ME IT NEAN draPf!ll. F' urn I~ he d .l rm. Kk.11 ok. See Afgr. 17392 I Mi~. t..MJ s.q. · ~r ea!e . · · BABYsirr1NG my home,
,"I.· 4f5.2361. frplc, wash/chy, Pat 1 o . UnlUml1hed. A Fabulous KeE'l90n. From S l 3 9 . Room1 400 $100. month. 5..\8-.TilJ. __ FOUND man's lpot1 jacker I day or nitc, loving care. !Jg'
I, DELUXE 2 BDRM apt, fully $300. &tl-0052 aft g pm. VILLAGE ret:. bufldlng with pool. M7-J669, 8-47-4260. ---------A'ITRAC. llhop in dwnto"'" on HighlRnd Ortvt', Ne'A-port fncd yd. 642-!129!1.
) • furn, w/gara~. Winter YR. $250 mo. or winter $200 2400 Harbor Blvd., C.M. Bachie.lor le 1 BR's from ROOl\ts tor rt'nt from Sll to C.h1. fN."llhly painted. nrw Rf>arh. 54~4.
$2'25. mo or yrly $295. mo. mo., tncl. util&. 2 br. Avail (Tit) 557..m> Sl35. 140 \\', '\'llson (just w. OCEAN Iron\, new 2 BR. $20 "~kly. Clean, old tile. 54;> \Y. 19th St. 548-3913. rom•=0-,-.,,.,-.-,-,~,-m-al~•~Cal~l~co Carpenter _
' Phone 543-9916 or li75-3063. 9/9. 673--1674 aft 6 pm RENTAL OFFICE of Newport BJvd.) Co5ta bltln, crpts, drapE'I, fashioned hotel, 4 blks from --Roche Cr.I l kd nyt•-· k -• OPEN IO AM t 6 PM diapogal, sun deck, laund., be h TV l•undry •t< SJ'ORE for leaM" & Office ral, \•te ster, · · EXP ER I E NCED cont. , -~ •-•-~ N •-• 2 w u: a un"' w e."'s. o Mesa ac · • · · -Del M Sa a.48-6147 lk 1 ( -..,,. • ~ ........ ....,..., .. , ew ~ux. · on close &ani.ge, Wik shops The Colonial Inn, 421 8th Spact'. 10.1 a.r. n · pat loll, dr1ve5, w11 ll, poo
r f BR.0....i.ci;·o ~iM $%Z5. ~ 2\~BR. :eAl.S ~ * NEW * I $1.Z)/mo. Large 1 Br., w/w Ir pier. too )'T. TOUnd. St., llntgn. 8C'h. 536-9l67. Clemente, 492-lZll. Jo'ND: Siamest c11t. female, cl«k•. brick a/111 slump ··~ Ava Sept. · · • • • nln\'. cpl, 1tove, rTfrlR., drape:1, Adil! .• baby ok. 5.~2131. --~~------Industrial R•nt•I 450 Md l killl"n, vk:. Calllornla ~1onr "·ork. 894-liJ~: __
Barboe "eninsul• ABBEY REALTY 642-3850 nl"wly d«or. Mnturto cpl. No S.• Air Apt1. $115 N.E. COSTA MF.-SA, Lftrge Sehl., C.M. 557-1104. IS f. ?ii 1-Rt'lired C11rpe'liltt.
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• • ... !;. WK"" Up-On Ocea.n ll!!'All!!' 0-Lrx 2 BR, Crpl.s, drapes, bll· from hou~. Ull] pd, f.mpl. e-r FOUND German Short hair I L do iiz ' l't'l)3 1n, e c. •" ""' girl. Beach l block. $100. mo Newport ~•.>. Ins, 1 blk N. <lf Adams. off l"40 &: 2880 ""1· t. pcnnter, Fairview It Fair . • 6-t&-5292 • Lo·....i-Bac~1 Br • Rooms • ...i •• '""' ,..,.. lady only. Ref'i. S 9 0. CABINET l\tAKERS-------..-c<J ' ,,. • .,,.. ,.,..,~. 2 BR, 2 BA APTS 01..X. 2 Br. apL tin lrl"'-1. 0 -och -·Utica ""10~ I 54"1"'7 J cu 1v~ k' Maki ~~Pool-Util Pd 1 ...,..... J:X • 1~ • ....,.,.. •u. :»8--5148 eve. or wken<. FIBERGLASS ..,... ,,, · !flOln ,_..,,,wor Lng
• Call ~ -~ e UPPER 3 BR. '' blk btllch. s.-~omlo••·bl· ~'ot Adi ts. Gar, lndry nn. SlllO WALK TO BEA-CH----l'OUND .,_,_ ~-•-i-.1 Cab\llf'I g ....... \aJ\Jlls .,,,....,,""' Year! N crpts ' ._ t"C'""' '"' .. ._..,,.., mo. A,·aJJ. Sept. t 359 "C" ROOMS Sl8 wk up w-kit: ;>;r. N\\11t Frwy & S.D. 'FN-)'. • ,......, ""'5 '"' ,.._,, . ~ n F T '~.._:;., 2320 Bob SPAC 3 BR 2 BA. $260 A 2 y. "' "' ., ... Near Newport Back Bay. 1 I: 2 Br. Cpts. drps, d!bwhr, u:i wk up Apt&. 2376 29.,11 Gra('e l.n pt-Siamese cal wfbl:ue ryr'!I, ~14 an • ~ ; • ' $300/mo. No pets. GC-3668. Gu • Wal•• Paid .. Mo, to Woodland pt· do not dia:turb I 11th • ""'"··•' "-1° -1 .v BR 1% BA. $225. Winter. ~ • ~ •-t "•" .--205 15th; 308 I61h. !47-3957. Newport B 1 v d. CM. {So. of Baker, E. ol Fain~"' v c. .,. iiYu n • .,. £-vw · C,\Rl'ENTRY, Additions I: ' • 8lJ{ ID n.• ~-•-·. 2 BR. opt for winter rtntal. Mo. l"f:ntals llSS to •1""". ...,nan 1· ...,._"'°1•· ,.__ I H-~
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; 567-ltrf Avail Se'Sit. J.O.J'une ts. Sl65 Children Welcome Shady Elms and Pool 2 Br, 1 Ba, ~r. patio, d-•. BEDROOA.I "'ilh k i t ch en 9 am-12 noon. Federal Ave .. C.M. 548-1693. / area. 64G-2t15~. ~ • • of ..._.A mo. Ew1 (n4l S95-.1856. ..... r-•,•An Ave e ""2_.. 1 lee 2 BR, $140 up. ..-111• ~A -~n1 C d ,... .,_. LNC .,...,,... ~ whr. 8231 Ellis Ave. 847·22'.26 priviltges, Htng Bch area. ;;~(7~14i;l~.,.....~ij,~~0;;'i'"::...~'iiaJ ••••••••••••••-=•••• °"""' r . "-w·port H--z....a.-Furn. Avail. Children's sect. !16" ~~ al 6 0 da W ·• ••• ~ ..,,.,,. ELJM GARDENS A 77 vo.-.. t • a Y, Rentals •nt--, ... FURN. Apt. Sl4.'i. Util pd. t..t l BR. t.o..-e.r, bltns. crpts, pta:, l Z BR apt. C'loM"d garage. ""knds. J _ _ * •
< blk Jo ...._8n. No -ts. 2500 CLEAN 1or 2 BR. Adults, no drpa. nr Baker le Fairview. E. 22nd SL CM 00-3&1.i. Crpts, drpg. Child a small NEED FAST I ..... ~ ..-.,.01e._.,i:t1 45 847 2940 PRfVATE room \\'Ith bath. * * * * * ,-, Seaview, Cd.~1. pets. l..p ldt. ·~~· 2'11 No childn:n, no pets . SPAC. 2 &-3 Br. apt. $140 up pet ok. $1 /mo. -· Kitchen. laundry, puking & Need a lg. 2 bdr. unfum. hSf'.
I u. E. 16th St.. N.B. 646--llll. S:l!iO/mo. M>-1B82. Pool, cPt/drp, bltna. Irids REDEC: 2 BR. duplex 1 ,.,.,·i-... 0 ., -. or duplex in Corona dcl ~lar 1.,,...------------------.. J :. Cotta """H Apt. Unfvm. 2'S SPACIOUS 2 Br, bar, bltns, ok near beach $150. poo P -.. .,........,,,' Must have small !o med.
:,..., APT. MGR. MJn. dutk>I. cpt, f165/rno. I3S Albert Pl 23:16 Collqe No .•.. 00-1035 e 962-fa49 e ROO~fS S3l I up. Overlook-yard and one dog O.l\. Nol
1 Uve m. ~off rent. 12 turn. Balboe Peninsula Apt. s, Mr. White 213~ 1996 Maple No. l .. , 60-3813 $1..0 1 Up, Sapc 1. 2 A: 2 BR ina Harbor & Oet11n. 12 blk ovt'r S235 mo: IMM" o .K. ! 2 Br. until:. Matlm woman JUST completed tQJtom 2 595-4436. 2 BR. 2 BA. crpu. drps, 2 BA apu: at beach, pool, O<:ean. 2500 Seaview, CdM._ Reis. supplied. Nttd by Trader's Paradise
I pref'd. 642-$Dt a.II~ er. Loaded! Cenm.lc tlle DELUXE 2 BR. l~i Ba. bl!ns, ~carport. vet')' adults, no pets. 22().12th St. ROOM wllb kilchen, laundry August 17, Pleasll! he.Ip· Ph.
I ACAPULCO kitchen. dabwshr, n:.rrts. Studio. Qi>Udrps. pool. Jae. i-spac. cblldttn/ama.11 HUGE 3 BR. 2 Ba in 4 pl~x A pool priv. Female onl,y. Mike at 640-0019 after 6.
,.. Deluxe 1 BR $150. 2 BR St15. ~· Frplc. Roman tub. Bltns. pvt patios. fJ55. 1 pet al.ioftd. S 1 5 2 . 5 0 · 111' Ek&Cb I Slater. Kids ok. 84l-8472 H. B. area. NEED quick. 2 ar J BR Me.
I . Utll pd, 1f!'Lw. ~. •CMdllJ:, ~~ ~t -~ ~ ..... ~ chl1d ok. no pets. lf&..0496. 548-4014. &ll Cent« SL, C.M. $l!M. 841-36&1, 847-0iO, Guest Home 415 Jn Easl11de: Cotta Mt
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•· S99..50 SMA1J.. fUm. trailer, Br., lY.• t.. I ..... 3 I Cl1; drpe, ear. patio. Adults, no Contempota17 Garden Apts. beach. V~ S240 Is up.. Beach In lovely Corona ~
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Hr OCC' I UCL $145 mo. drps. Nature •dulta, no 1% BL B!bw. dlhwahr, __.~ 2 .._ NEWPORT 8"ch on tht1 :~;;;;--;;~.;:~1 •---to•-~·--~-.. llLI/ <H -~,._ ~ No !.OVELY ~-~.II!"'· ~ .. ~-~ ·~ * _ .. ,,.. * • ~'-y pds. mo.. ~ ..,...., ... .,, •cuu. pr, ptta. bnch mod S Br + ex!ru. in Collta Mtta ll'ff.
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<;oo.:1 N'r. ~Jl-0101 PIA1ter, P atch, Repair -Lanuna Beach o u 1 .~ t ll n ri In I:' o P po r . r C Bookkt'l'll('r $700 l'lelrl.llC apply, 992ia Li& Ala· RECEP'TION~'T. busy fronl ! SERV 'fa 11.ucndanl!I t'ull It STEA~1 l'lf':l!l yo~i .t· • ~·1i;:ro11·th-0r1tlltcd h 0 111 I' VA/f'lfA IJJltll Pl"()(• $G50+ 1neWt, J<'ounl. Yallt'y ~Ofr rif>•k with heAvy JlhOM load. I pf Tlmr. i'\'('~ .I wkndll MlL~I
i:rt 11 l('l\Jly rlra11. 1;t•I .ill .. 1'1\TC1f PLA~"TERINC ADM. ASSISTANT . ! hld~ en. ~tu!ll 11<• f!Xpt'r. tn s..1·rt'llJ•'li'l' lu SEiOO Brookhur"t 1 Accuraternes;w.gt'rtttJrdina lit f'.\I). ilrly w11ogc I· in• ~h1unpuo & d1n <iut I 1• · :11" '· r n·, ,., 1 11 ~ I r 1 (:Uni; r • 1 Ull-~l L' /\('C'()unt111,;:: L'l('l 'k 'I lo $~ 962-5531 & )(Int llpl'llini.: a ffl\JSI t '." ... """~"''' , lk \'''
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n•'" /\111 Z l'K1111 ~ t. Call ~>tl{H~~?I . l ·.,n~·•· 1~,~1r1"n ,,1r •. 1.,11,. \.\Id<' I COCKTAIL WAITRESS ,,f(>11tr, ~·nd l't·~un11• S1r.tnd· ,., ,,,.. 'l 1,1 1 .,~ ----""---rile own Ira _.. •.• 1 ~""· 590 !'>. C08$I Uiv.·~. -----" f •:r..-·rpvt'.''". c .o ~PART Umt. Tall nral. Over :.Jlt"· • ns ·~·•"·, lJII:" fkh.
h/IJ!l1ny "" ~ra1n1u1 \::f!.:,tJ, ">.1inling & \'l11'1t•!y ,,,,. 11ir1tun• 11.•Hnan l::\IH'I ~·•vin ll ::5 ~""1 ard·P:u·! I<' l'orp., J!iliJ \\' I !l!ll•' (,,-.rt I Oh· S2.~ hr 25 to trulri for par! or full Shorthand II knowlctlgt of I -,-~-~~-~-·I
:\hi ,.,._·cco.Jin~ ~:Jl v,q. fl P aperhanging 11hn 1" ""U,:>.!.irt•.r s. .. ·".'' I llou~·· i\pph /Jnii .lusi· ~J,11 ·Arlhur Blvd .. C fool ~$.'I E. 17th •n• lrvir1t'I CM time v.•Jndo\v fllrn lMtaller. n•al ~tAlf'/<.,ln.~tnie:tlon 11 SF:RYICF. Station AUenrianl. ti-12-6.-,;i.1 r• u 1 1 J 0 I ~iliti Cahf ~!:tfi:.!t\ Artn (;Jen 642 147 dell It I ('•ii J\.1 day~ or nlln. t-.1ecl'lan1cal _ _ __ _ "·" ''' v · ... ,,, · · ~l()'B J-. A<l,u11 ... Hunt jj,·11 • 0 ~no long hairs plea!lt. " f' P.u.~. a rs, ~ ·r ''" \~,,.~tin« \rw11 .. 111,, 1';1, •1~~11:: Jloloa·11. 644-8.49-t White 833-86SO. I l'XPf•r, prt1 'rl. Grl J1Jtl + ~:._ ______ *WALLPAPER* crX'l\TAIL l\'1otrl'~ ... •·;.;p1·t -FLORIST ___ ~ ---itf.:cEPTIONIST-1!&i1 t1IP (\.1111111 A11plylnp('rson.304.q
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m11r·hl11(' 11ppllt'd Fr t' r ,,t f\1'1' ',1~-~.-i!'l I 1.~·r1·. po.11. Avail. X42-266.f. I ('Off(•r Sli<ip, lGllO S roa.~1 FOOD SERVICE I 17802 Sky Park 1 Ptif shifU. 54-0--0T..i.ll. Coru;to l Agency , 2190 C tit
t t r: r.11 Till'.l --------------ftll'y l..1n•1111·1 !~··u·h SUPERVISOR S 't 101 I ' H rbo Bl t Ad CM . .. ~ 1ma(i:. '.'..:o":_' ---·-Cill 1.1-:1;1-: ,..;,11r1,•nl ~ yr~ Al"<hllt'lul"al di~ii,:u('(.•, pl;,in · _ • '-· _ ' u1 • , rv1ne PC SS a r a 11m11. · · SH IPPING \\'AREllOUSE:
Cement, Concrel• JJ:u11t111i.: 1·~r~·• l.01•· l•)1\ I n•·is ,s. ~,·111.,r dniJt~•nrn C1101\ ,( tra1~ l\l:du1·1• l;11lv 540--4450 A EMBLY • RN • I \\'f'll known firm 111 Irv1nt
prh•• N•·rd "uih Sh·vr.1 """'l"d ri·iuu• •1!!i n· .. r I Al!rto"11n ,11111. 11 ~M Ill:.: OCEAN VIEW ,-.-KITCHEN HELP-6 Mo"$2, •. ·,61~.,.p~~'· H1.,.~:,A,. Sat. & Son. dt1y11. in Or's .. will train clrancut mrin. All
PATIOS·S ILJF:\\ALl\S :"11:-1:1'19. I Barmaki·an-Norman I H1h 1u-..1 s12-1·1-.1 I SCHOOL DISTRICT ~ " .... ..~.,,.In 1 ~-1 mok "·'I promoJlooo"' fro Jh"' I J-~·11i.il1 '.)-t'. .. 1061 Inn™" o c. r•". non-a er. vu. m " CF:~!FN'T CONTllA6C:~~-PAINTING _ llrint"r rlran
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b k & I J'rrsonn(·[ Con1n11.~~iori Orr·. tn·atmrn1s k team leader p ·" l s ren, remove · •"'race • ---------.-1 t•1•11 11i,:•· rhild Of\. hu ... n1•11~p"f>l''l..n)<> n.-.11ur('' Orani:ie. Cahf. 642--0988. erson. f\ta111.1es hoe11:. 21
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rtmod .. nddiL 20 yrs. l'!'<P. :J('c·o11~. io•il . i111 1•r/1•~h·r. -FOOl"J S~rtV l('J·: Full & 11 111111• ·.-1!J.JOOl for v.-eekends only. PJen•~ot "'·A S 333 E th S 1'\'F,\\' ('(J.\ll'''·'Y ~.'. ]',\' ll ENT ,, I . ,, ~~I~ I Ii 11 j 0 I -TO WORK """ hot',. 4
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t.J11ndrr! Rrf'i; furn f,12-2~.~(, , ;..1-'..\T 11r,.11 ,·:ill :-..~111111 .. 1 ~ :lr>1n ' ---Hnlboo Hay Club. 12'11 \\' fa n! would liko le> care for CJ/ //) / ('hild at homt". Lite hsckeep. A="cY_•'-'-'"i<>~•· ____ s_o_7_x_o_:.. ;., fln~· :-;JX't'ull:-tnt;-:rlJ·:xi•'r $84·$111. PER WEEK s1r,..::;~10 vro·;~; rl:J.,l· •. rn ~:E C'on~1 lh\·y. Nll. your pl't"-11Chool rlulri. )'Uo Jhe f<eubetl t-'r!t·ndly aimo!phf'rc. Sehl
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kindll. Big Ot' sm11 ll 1.le'd t..· I l"t'flfl'Sl!if)!llll P111nllni:: t.· 11'/l('h 11rofcss111n.1I ('!)~· I ; f•·•I.:" t'• ~\Ur\(' ,,, Cla!lSJf1rd • 4 r-·rc ~11.i:rng C'on~1r S700 Hwy. Corona. dl'I l'ltar. (Tl1I> PRACTICAL Nurv tor nlte • ee -TE[E-APPT. SE-C'Y
Ins. fo"t'('r est. :..4&-02Jl. Tnll'r/r·~t1•r Q1i;1t 11~ l\'Ork Jl lt'll<'~ ~r•'I' 1r.iinin11: Vi Ad N<l '!16, t·lo Daily Pilot 11 Liz l~i·indrr·s' A •(n 67~120. shift. S pm·8 Am. $2. lS hr PART Tl:\11':, 4-9 pm, CdM.
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bonded. Small jobs. mi1 int. WALLPAPER-HUNG nppt. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST All Fri·"' Paid ·i1ri Jll \ apartmf'nt. Z3i6 Newpon Pr!n11ng Now Hiring poHsh, t>Xper, gift of persua·
It repalr:o;. ~rl$-j2t'/J. Cnll Rrhro f,lf..214!'1 Alilor11,1111,1• IUrii;:hl, ta•w 111o<lrm 0!1· I ---FRY-COOK ___ Blvd .• C.l'll. 548-9T.'"l.'i. MULTI-OPERATOR B b & !i\on. 8.t1.:l656. EVt'!i 615-1089
Plumbing BOOKKEEPER ... i.:11 ( llh', As~1~11 111:; & fmn1 ~'.\pt•f [>1~'lf'l 1 • ,j ---~t-:\°JL !100-r:;f-~!ht 1 yr C'XJ'lf'r. Open1!1011 us oys TELEP!-IONE solicitor, ('Xp.
Furniture <11·"h Npt B<"h of,. :-~1'!.;.'Jl.1 ct.FP.L' of 12:i0\\'. 26:;o, 257\ presses. D'ishwashers I in nppt selling by pl~-. __.. A!'<'OU!l1~ 1,.;1):il1lr. 1~1yroll • , _ . 1 Apply In Pcri;nn n ....,, ...
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Refini1hin11:. J'rrr P ickup No 101.l too ~n1:dl r·~p(•rienei ·. !'huiii• l\lr :'iJTiit l 'h;i11~1llr' 2 vr~ ··~r· 1-'.\('1•1 -::;in lh1rho,. HI.(')! l1c·('nS(' f;ooJ F.n~lii;h ! typ-BINDERY GIRLS Apply 3•5 daily boilr.'r room ). \\'ork approx
and Delivery. &1;r-0.11riG. --• _frl'.1-~1211 * -101• ilf')~lilllllll'OI ! \11111 Thru II .•.d:tl"I r .11! l~·l\11•1•!) 10 & :; -Fry-Cook ini;; ~mi· hl'11vy lift!n~. ~Should lK· •'XJ)('l' in hand g, 'or 20 hrs per \l'k .• 6 pm·9pm • d I COLE PLUMBING Fn
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AL'S GARDENING 24 hr. ~er.•1t·•· 6·ri-116! Mike McCarthy llENT/\I. ''·~•1st1u11 , tlt1n11-. '.iti:! \\'. 1:1111. c ~~1:i \1 .. ,,.. . Newport Beach per"';. '~~,.;aa pan ot a
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llnd!!Cl!.ping services. crill Hu u k·0Jl"l·Gi\1C·ln1·, f\I' ~·i ~x.d lypl." 51! 11p1n. "";it hanrfy,ri tin~ & 11{'al In '-""nl' its. -permanent pc1'!10nnel, M 5"~5198 eve!!. Ser v 1 n g Goo<I rrfrr 11~'.•·0Ji2. 1;,.i;J11 l\r;u·h Hlvd.. I ' •-·' ·' _ _ __ C;ill l..<irruinr RJ'lr>c"ranC'I'. \\'ill train. An.. Apply in Prrson RE.TillED. but still ~·ant to Wt'll as those thal f'an
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Dover Shores. \Veslcllft. Sl'11rr linr 111 100' 31'1 894 3341 ''131 Dralisni;in ,\ .'ii•nbf'r' l'l'r<;0n111•I A111·1k·y · I t03(f M•rl•c Printi"" Inc. Soc. Set. Agl" 55-65. Gd 833-3741. · -· • :i'J11 ('1•nl1H\ J•I Ci\! '1<10 ll>ll I 11 J1(1(1n. ' Nf'\\'flOrl ··• .. -alth & gd all at'O"-• •--====~-~~--~I AL'S t.arnt;«:"npt0,g-. -T ~e * :>1!}-2;i02 • ' · ' -· · ... · ~:i \\11.,;.1r l11f Pr. r\U Hl i·il. C'n~t:i ~1rM . 1577 Plecentia, N.8 . '"" "''"' ,....,,.. TELEPllONl!: Sa!es: &>U
removal. 1'nrtl ren1odcling. -. PLUMBING-.-AL:TUfi7tr1~hvrr~-;-;;i·1l~ lllttd~J.;H\ .cA'J1!'fT $.al1•' 645·2770 -~ An t't"JUal opponurul}' dymnn. Apply Paulo Drive-Southern Orange County's
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,rs or <ii"'" Apph 111 1,,(.K'l dt•i'Ora!nr 1 ~1,,, 11, 1 _ ---fl lAN . (~1 rly .~111 nc11·spn1x>r 1 In Thratre. CoslJI. Mesa, F . N ~~~!l;r~np~\~~;.r;'fi~.~·\1~:· rr,'.1~~1·.'..'','.·'L",;~1odrl·ltt~~;,".1s··,·,2 lwrsoir1 . Br1tl~h At!ln i~11rt'i, s•1n l\•11\1· ~tu1• J:\cel '~,.L,P i1,1·11'.~.'~' fF,1<'~ l,l.ninn ih·lll'. Jn·tnc al'<":i.. Xlnt -en1poyer -r.ton, Wed & Fri. /\ft 7:30 >:::n~.c~:ke~ !i%
.,.. r . ·"' r•·• it ,, • t 11 I :i 1011 ·"-" .a~! o;i-1 route Ol)f'n ,\pprux $240 nm -------__ _ "J" nr • ....,r. l•>~ .'\ . ""'1. 1ln111 + 1 or1ir11 4t12 :!2.»·I 11 " 1 1 · PROOF " · as you Dttd. ~nerous com-* LANDSCAPING * Roofing ----11 ~. 'nrnn.1 f f' r>l11r mo. !l!J1-l6JJ.
New la\.\·n1;, SP r i n k I er ~. JtAHY:o-;JTTEH. 111 11111• L11r ' EXCEPT!t):-1,\I. oppor!un1t'.I' I --·HOSTESS ----Motel Maid Wanted-OPERA TOR Sal<'s '"-sM>n on each sale. Call
d,.rk11, cleanup. S1ale fic"d. • T. Guy P.Mfing. Deal hous1•kl'1•p1ni.: l'ro·kr illd•-l for a);!r !!Tnup~ !.~ In 2li: '" t'lul l I 11· l I YOU ••"•'•-OJ-39• ............. ...
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11ou"r. .1.-1 ~11n• 01• 1 . l'\O!l ·l<lll"krr 1\ ill 1ra1n. 536-12Xi. Jh·o·<'I. uu rnv own \\'Or . .. "' n1.1 1· goof! r11•uw1 NO\\ 1 ,,., n• 1,.,1,. I'"''. 1 • I r,1-27., ,,,_9•90
F.;i~t hlufl s :uu·IO p111 11. 1 1 1 h .,. . .. ,.u " s, "11ta ion 642·2670, Don Quixote ~lott'l. 1:;x""'r. Full Timr Arr you middle aa;cd? Turr•t Lath• Opr
ExP°ERlf:NCT.0Japnnt•$c 1-'' ''"'--·-~·-'-·---64·Hi-1::9. ·" i·
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• <'ff' 1 " Siit"ial /\(·t1vi1ir5 bkA;round 2100 Nr1vport Al . CM. '" ' Gnrdt'ner. Conip. Y n r 11 . 51 ,.,;nq/ A!leranons happ1•n1n>:! I! ' pl'n11an1•ur tirli f 1 1 I' _____ -UNITED -Ar<' )'OU looking for a job~ $5 Per Hour _ _ . ..,_ -· -. .... BABY SITTER ;-.1ntur1• nldf'r ""lployrnt•n1 11nd lu st pro· 'u ' riar •llll' poi;ilion. NEF.D (°Xtra inoon1f'7 Pern1 . CALIFORNIA BANK Do you think you can seU? Dayi; & swing· Irvin!' Bl'ea.
i1aint. shnihhrry. lrt't'l'. SEWING-DESIGNING 11·C1n1nn wun1rd !o «nre for 'l 1111111<111 11J· •l:"C...f.ill \1k•l)i< Apply Pf'l';:~nf'l;f_<'. Arlrntn· p/C 11nf' help. (h·er 1R for Six t-.tonat·rh B.1y Plaza WE PPS NO F£ES
Free est. IVl!"";-{l.'\47. '' 11· It n II I 1 l k; 'l 1·(\llf'cl or 71~ .~'.lS-2S93 "tral.ion It 1-122 l':isrn drivr·1n theatre. C"shif'J'!o;, "·. "•nna I ' ' '
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-·' n. .I a Pan•' i<;", ~HI rn111. C':1ll S•lfi..74.30 honir. Hf'I. 11h·n~,. G41·i074. 1•1 1•!(/\vkn11,. Ushf'rs, Snark Bar Help. 496-1273 1.
Pacific
Personnel Services
112 No. TOll.'er
Union Bank Square
OrnnR:e-, Calif.
547-6446
------HOSTESS/CA.S ER-\I' have .11erv1ce·sellins; Gardener. k no\\'. h o \1 . -A --.--64 -5-8-4 ------f:XEC'-:-; F: c It F. 1' A R y HI Appl y Paulo Dr iv l' -I n t::qual Oppor. Employrr p-""t'I.
''pk'"P. pl.--1. -·1. ,.,·,,,. . Iterations 2. 5 RARYSl'ITER. !ll.V hOlll<', \ I I' Tl c l '' '' ·~-c "" ,,.,~ , \'rrAAtilr "al frir nili.""r , l'Jl y 1n (Tson lt'lllI'<'.' OS a esa, on. IV ha ,
'*'""R"'o'"·T"'o'-T',·'L"L'·ING * Ir',",'.•!, <1er·urntr. 20 )'l'lll'S "'P· fl1on.Fn 2 ho.' Cosio ,., ov ,,,. ' ,. \\' ' ,. . I -30 -{' ve "6 mo's financing _ '_'..'. r-.!c~;t, \\'ork s;::,..~; 110111..-
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f1rni. \\'ill l:ik•• ("h:.l'"!<P 01, 1.11011;.' \•lchen _<'l~-r1~ ! 1: pin._:\ Pump Island Saleo:men w/m in terest
h4.,.::ir;;, r i,R:h1 h:ulfl to 1•1cr pr .. ~1lll'nl :!ill /l:u•bor Bl· C.\t Nl·:\\' HOSPITAL 11 r rd s l\'/SOme lubr {'Xpcr. 40 hr Theft! is no limit 10 earnings. $.1~1 fronl l rt'ar. l.f'\'f'linb & (1·:HA~l!\ Tilr. l\itchrn~. 1 l\,\B\'S!Trl·:H. \\' 0 r I.: 1 n .: l'1·r<;11nn11 <'\fl''" h1•l plul. HD\ 'SE-.<·-rhi!d-rarC-1 nH'l!IC'R l !rano:rrihers. E'(· lllk, gd P3)'. .490 f.. 17th To arrange an Interview Ask for Racl:cl May
l:'flltlin!! $00 'i:IB-1'>2"1 I '' h ,. ,.. Su1wrh "lll••tlUt1ll) s1no 1•ht!dn·n. n1oth<T ill :11·' ""L only ""'' •rPI'.'. Sun !Crossroad ln•1n~) C.M. CaU .... ,,,, .......... ~~!":!'"'"'"''I __ · •· -· · __ •'\t ~. .11111·.:. ~ us Io n1 n1nttwr nf'<'jls 1111• ta 2 ,~ "'"
J'ROF" ""Ill -k R "I -1• 7.,.3 Call J (.J(• J:u1·111n. '.1 \ll-ffi:i:i lf•11d11nCf'. :: T1111('s a 1rC'('k. Clt•mrntr G<iwr01l HC>fipllal. REAi. E•tal• m'"ag•n t2) , TYPING r-·" NAI . 11,.t·. ra~. u l'n, -~n-.i;v., 1·h1 l<lrpn ;l & 6 )r~. r 1·1 rn1 " " " J11pnncse Gat'rl<'ni ni S.'r..,.lrl' l'EltA.\1!C-tilt• 11t'11· -,t S11l111•y plus llrn & Boltril Cousin! A;.:iotW), 2790 6i~J.l.i~. ~9J-2AA'l. 49fi.-.8041. & Sale1men (10) \¥8Jlll'd. SALE.c;clRLS & a.i;1ist mgr.. EXECUTIVE
fl'tt Est. "* 64G-flli~!l i'('rnodt•l. Frr(' ··~t. Sniall 1-lcf. ;i:;rr-'l!Jll~! Jl;irhor Rl 01 1 Arll'lni~._c~.-1 HOL'.~EROYS • tq1ply &-n NITE Aurlilor, rxper. Ncn Aggn.'Slive nt'IV realtor in Exp, lull time. Creati\,e
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SPENCER'S 1 ., .... •·-···-·· irol~· <<el-•lll'. "'~r,....,1~. ·-------EXECUTl\'f: &crC"1fll)' for l11't)w11·~ !\1o1or Hotel. :\I JOii 4200 PB..'\. Apply B c n Oratlgf' County. Attractive fashion &hop. TClp sal. Call --" " .v ·, • • I",., '·" '"""' "'.w BARYSITTE11. l't'l la. hi·st•hl · Bo -Dt>n!(ll offw1-. F:'fl nt'c. I' South CnA~t H11y.. Sooll1 Dro\vns Motor Hotel, 3110G commission program, nw 9-12. 838-6262.
in your own home. Costa
Mesa area only. Call only
8-~. 8-13. (TI.fl 979-7357.
Cir co!l('gc gu·l. 1 da) a "'k. Salary Qp! n. Fr 1 11 I!" Llli::un:i. So. Coo.st Hwy, So. Laguna. program & paid vncations. SALES CAREER OPPOR. ---------[ JI i t J C:\l ar.."a. '.''49---09G9. tx r f' ~ ~ llB ----Call A.nthony·s 113-323-1255 UPHOl.SI'ERY Seamsln!'sl.
HOLLORAN'!> Uii\•n Servil-;. L __ ~_ .... __ '_""_"_t__ t -11~,11~. 1 :~It ·~-~~:~1 1;;'7 911111 111? U ~"Ek rt per·li\~. ! NURSES aides, All shills. for lntervic"" ' Strom•~gufac'J~·!.ri ~~'~'~g 1100,0,.~ exper. Wage1 open. Apply in
Quality \Vorkn1aru;hip. F rN> --R;1nklni; •. ' \ 1dov.'('r·ehild ren 5 ,I',; 7.1 1':xper1cnN' Pref. --...,, ""'" """'""' •• penon, Far West De!ia:ns,
f'.'ll. :ifler 6 pin. 962-9703. --------... -1 TELLER --~y>-:l:i !U. --l~ig, R('h, t-.lu~I hav~ I'll!' :i-l!t-5585 R•al Est••• s.1.. stitutional salesman w-2 yrs 4001 r Birch St, NB
Frl'f' rsr. Lawn t' 11 r t'.
clranupii:. Rt'ttll. 548-:i213.
EXP-. -1 1;1~\.;-liAn-Gafcient'r Job Want•d, M ele 700 C'nn111i<'ITH1I B:1nk E:-.p,..r. EXP ER. COUPLE $2f-O n1n ~1'u da. ~·k NURSt:S· /\ID, 2 nights 11_7. fR[( college or food sales e."'<p. & I 973-m2.
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. \Jin" 'n"'' 1., .... ,1,H'ril ~.,,. llou~\·k••<"(l111..:; ,._, :i l~llOi._,l~-t-629_7. ____ I .. '"'•"·" ,11 ""' an aggressive attitude to .1c~='R'CC..=~------1 oinp c!c gar l'tuni: service " " '' ~ "'"" ,,-· 4J 1.1r ovrr -p-ocot them 1• "-~.I VAIT ESSES. expcr. 21.or
SCRA L C REOIT CHECKER CHnh•utu~ [)1111"' ll(ll'''"'·'"'f.PER 1 1 1 2 ~" · '" ''" """" ""'l:i ~un1alani, &lf,....1676. M ETS !'\1~nr. · or an11l.1 .a,i:;una t.Tn nor. \.,., !.'. L ic•n•• Training Co a I over. Gd wages & attractive
---• '.\lin 1; 111.,:., 1,1,..,. ,.,1·,1 ;\lr,·1 \\'ork111C" Con.h. 11! •I E:-.p'd Good t Co;1~c La' 8 49194-~ d T l Onf · rea. ,_, -" I -"· · .TT~f'S Gardenins:. romplelr L•\•··ln . , . J<:i:~ry. -. . -.Ji. Limite m• Y Send Complele r('Silln lo "''Or .... ngcouus. ntC1vr<:WUlg
1nwn Ii yard cart', clrnnup~ I ANSWERS Newport Beach Area l'h &1~1-::%:: l'r11 . rni.. 11:-bath Clo~c tol OFF1C-E--TEMP6RARY ~';1111ous liccn.st.• course no1\' Classitied ad no. 473 cl: Da· 12-4 pm. Thurs .• i:t Fri. 5-6-l662 ft.It
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l)ITI. Call ,\11·~. F1'.'q:;11son I r ansportu11on. F:uropcan a\•ailablt> thru Tart:M-11 Conl- . Newport Harbor Ya c ht
i;·\6-jJ21 \\'kd:.y~ 1--or Appo 111tn1t•nt prt'f'd. Call 557-."~9611. p.'IOy. Applicants fully re-ily Pikil, P .O. &x 1560, Club, 7X! W. Bay. Balboa, '
GENERAL clean up yard n I h T . , .. , L' I 0 E ' F''r1 ·n1o"CE_O __ -ti Cost& Mesa, Ca 92626. --· ---ac1.~ -ox1n-l\1ugr -,,qua l)l)Of. ·n1p oyf'r "" ·, r .. • • srtuns1N"s~ OUSF:KEEPER f.· Summt'r'sAtmost"'-nc imbu~edupooquatific:ation. WAITRESS, EXPER. 1n11in\. b'llragr c!r110 up. I ~ SALES · l r o t X-l&-5-1
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1. ~fl11u.~r-MIDGETS 1n a~si.~t rrC's<:i11nkcr 11· llouscn1an. Exp prt"f. Gd ... but 11·e still have plenty Nt:>1v or experienced sales gir pe ma en.· Must bt over 21. No Pbont
Colorful hu~lnt"ii!nii1n ; llr Bf AU T 1 C I A N \Vanled al1rrat1ons & drC"ssrnaking. \l'kR. rond. & ro. bentfi1s. of temporary ~fflce jobs with people. Openings available. knohel wlulled~" 0.,1 artk,.pAphels Calls. Apply in penron, SUrf
-Rellab!IGardo-n in_g_ "'""nA" a--·· k1·od of dr•'"'· w/nrat an"''1tr11nrr 10 takf' r1-11rt 111111' ti!ust hnrr 011"' p.,.,,,,, llo•pll t •1 I ._, 1..... P "" w · PPY • "'" ~.... "~" .. ,.. " ... a. "ary top pay, intt"resti~ \'IU'iety. Comp etc ,...,nulf> program. · & Sirloin, 5930 W. Cout
M11lntrnarK"t', yti clt:>nn·UP 111 re1tl.\urnn! for f"rcign O\!f'r cHenlt11', New i:rad~ lr11n.~. Rtl~ 1"'1'.'q'd. Corona Oudlc .,, ~11 E I 2"' Thurs & Fri, 1:30 to 5 pm " 1 y. .....,,,, : -" . ...,, au local. :l ..,.., office ex""'r Fut.".re mllflagtml'!nl oppor-190 •-·th Cst Hwy La Bch. Jhvv, N......,,..rt Bch.
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d ''0 107·> t 11·rll'<>I>\<'. Cnll ;i.1f' ~. 19. rl0 l '1 , •• 1·3· J • ,.... LiUU g ., --~ l'ln scnp111i;::. l't\J" ~ .~r~1rts 1·11rs. Ant thr •1•1111· ,, .. ,,,, _' ,;ar. 1»-'·" prefen't'd, over 18. tun111es. Call Mr Sloan at '
General Services n·~~ri:" Th1•y wrn· 11 i\!10. ' _________ _.... Vncanci"s rost money! f..l'!nt SC·S.i.S1. Sales 'VAJTRESS. exp, ~r 71. <;~;r:.: I BOB 'S Don't ~"r up thl' llhtp! )'our 1.-.uS<.', apL, stoN' Brown'' Tempo TARBELL Toy & Gift Parties itexlcan food. Apply in
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lOl~r , • k _, 81 ,, rary pE"tson. 3201 E. Pa.cine
Job Want•d. Fem•le 702 !fl Sh11rr fl<"Sul ts: &1~-~"i8. I Cla••ll1·-, Ari. . ........ ,, ('""""' \'u, [1!)1\0Cy Housewives, demonstrators Coasr lllway. oot. -~· -j "HO~I F: flF THI·'. Hin HOY " -,Jl;I ~.... 86!1-2·112 01· 511 ·~·21T.! REALTORS 4?arn to S2,000 by Df-c. 1. NO -
'.\IOTllEP. or !1.yrar-0ld i::1rl WAITRESSES \\'ANTED full time themiceI
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' --·• -DELIVERIES. NO COL-weed • ...... , rontrol --n.
auling rnu~ su11p rn1l'n 111C11n11-. 1 R.E. g,\LE'\ LE:CTIONS, FREE llOST· .,_.. "-1 .... .,--------lntf11 1i,:rnr. Rr11.IU'ln11.hlf' df'1· ~~ DO IT NOW' ~-='~™-------1 TH Et: & lnr::i• p In 11 I t•·ri !,Y, r.tuJl:t work hel"·ccn Nral t\PIJl':1n11~. ~OOd el111r. 4 't1~ ST' "'R GA:ZE"D ._-,. ~~ • E5S GIFTS. Nttd ear. \~ANT · ......... , •-I
TOT AL SE'HVJCE!> CO.
Ph11nh~, Carpentry. F:lt1'.
Hrp11ir~. h11ul1ni;: fl"Ui l"!0'.1
I R No E"PERIENCE .I1. .I"... r-"l"'. \\le''"" on lhc ""'"'P. and need 826-2010. Gifts 'N Ga""els. _.,,..... ..,. '1 Pe n:n1ov11 . n t ot I J 11 n g. r111dnt,111 & 6 A,\l. ~Iii\ ·' 1 NEC. B Cl..A Jt"'<J.A·N----.,---....'.:...J '" '""~ u1; 11U1.nuacript at hc>mr. Corona
rt"novatinc:. Yahl rli>t1.m.1P'J . hnum 4 hl"I l>"r night 1\f11ny frini.:c twne!IT~ 11 Altn 1 Y • help' tf yau wanl R Profes-SEAMSTRESS Wanted. Exp I dN M.a.r ·-· ....,, .......... " • II I Cal I 2 "A.t.11 M YourOoi11Acti•·;a..-.. u . )f. UllA . · na1 C I I J a --"~' n10Vf' ....: nu , I rit.r.·r H•'l':f)("Ctllblr ...,,.,rk 0 n I y nl ervlrw' PM·4 P:\I Dtuly ... y "' UVN<J" sur JJ~ !IO afffr • no u... 2110 Nev.Jll)rt Blvd. NB 1 , .... iiiiiiiiiiiiiilii& .. -.
1. 9.11.1 d e-v~lop mrssog~ for Frldoy ocr.11 ;,.";:. ' 1 --'-'=~~=~~--WELDERS 0.2-1400. <h·idttd. Writ!' Cl:1~~1 f1ed Ad 2:1952 Avrnlda l).~A,f." T d Aceordiflf to 1'1o Slon. ,· job · and att wllllnJ to ml\ke 613-3568.
YARD. ga;;ige i•leanups. No. :iflO.Dslly Pllo1. Pll. J){' LaC11rlo1!a 6J.7J..BG.12 modwords~ingtol'MT'tbe,.; l~tl!-24-2'(}; a SUCCt'IS Committment SECRETARY $4 Per Hour
RenlO\·e tr(.'C~. dirt ivy Ro~ 1fi60. ~111 l\lrs11. ('a I L11guna 11111'( ~ r1.uaus of)WrZodiacbirth'ign. 66 want to la.lk to YOU! Look Shf'et mttal w/heUerc A.
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. ~"l•g.· 911'.!t. _ __ Equ11 J oppty cniplo.l'rr , Al•. 10 111 J I 0.01 '1 Ne.:lrd ' SCOIPtO at thr bencfill -expanding ~tust have toot! l.ppea,ral')CI'!. It 1•1 1 -~111 ,~ r1\•t'1vays .•• ¥"'' -• 2Y"'" J2Moo..,,f>2'r.....-ocr ... All'· I"'-ln'tt. ... 1 .......... w11 tJJvCOtLT••C• ..... .,.,. 8~7 ~,. I GOOD TYPIST •~11A.Y10 Jt.ltwllf!«Trd JlG.t ..,,, ,.11~~ ..... partmcn5 . .,.,me Po-x .,, ...... •I _, s. pp S NO FEES -ww. =:?\1l13-17.4C .1 y.,., J4 R~.i.. 64 Yovn .. 11 Hor. n~ i>ition11 Sal<H'Y + Commll· Pltut Apply ln Perllc>n • • • . '
YARD £.-G~t' CleanuP. Wiii do your typing at BOYS :~5'2·7S.7987 :.H.~ J5 V¥'h•{" 6S ~ 31·459--6.5::r slona. otht-rs Guarantcf:'d To Tf!.l'eAA \Yalas Pacific '~-1 1 1 "·ti ho• homo W ill p1'ckup - -t.Mo, .16 A1 .. uOl'I<:• ML•~..... 10.n•·.::• •L~ es . 1 a~. ~ • AJ.:1'" 10·1~ ro drl1vt.·r ll<1P"r'" coo1uH1 1 You JI UnP•PtCted 67()( ·" -Dra11·s hiah pt>r ctn! h0nt11, UNION BANK Personn•I S.rvices.
anytimf", a48-."i031. Fne d•livtr local H.B .. 1n 1hc DAnn Point. ~..,11 Cle-~1/:'''Ar 11 :;~= _-t!~':~ !:~'Pl' !~~ .. ~·~11u~ pAld vacauons. rtitd.ic&l a~ 610 Newport Ctnlu Dr., NB 112 No . Towrr
ke•ting &-Air_____ · ., West, 7Sc per pg. rncnrr RN':i~. ,.. r JUHt 10 1oc-,0 L°"' 10 eo.,.01_ fl Ll.fc ln~ur.ancc. Do 11 NOW. ~ .. ual -.-... 1 ... Em Jo Union Bank Squ1u't'
CondJtioni"t or wlll work by hour DAILY PILOT ~>a.%! llH<M-'11oc1cry 11Mat OK.lt ~. u , \'our movf'! """ v......,,, ... ,...., P '1U Or1n11t .CAl.if.
c•ll 847·3095. 1'.l2 ·1l":'\l -6J-61 :~=-~~i:......C. ~~~1,r 1f2~· • Call JACK SEYMOUR SECREI'ARY, \ypt'. f~. SH St7"'446
AIR COND. CO!m\ACTOR
Call tar estim.m ... ""'°315 n Rf!~ H..,,.,..i, NB
Housecl .. nl111
l -.:~-..llcai.cl Clffnlng
• wt DO EVmYnONG • "'''· ,.... .... ""'"
C0MP'LE71'>: I.: thorou<h -CARPENTER ---CAHCR 1'Morwv '•Mo!nrt 7•'"• tAl'llCOlM 847-1221 rn;.2231 or qt«! wrttllw desired, Mk tor Rachel ?>.lay
ho ASSE 11 , (.M)Jlllfffl lS~ •SY-7\To • SEYMOUR but not 'eatnUel. 1 yr ex. u.e clranln,r, wl\I do • r-. .H.\ LINT·:. pl'l'rl•r '~Juiru ''~l(t.. '460!' 7,kON!lr.g ote.7! ,,tlf.· ptt. Apptll avail Sat. alai.
cVi'l')llhing plu' m i nor 80mt> ,.," In lxml bu!lrilng. (';,;;: · li~""~ !~~ f.~ 1"~· '' ~ Really & Investment Mo.Fri. 3 pn-5 pm. Appl)< ~pair. P •I n fin I Ii l1l•nder Y achtl, Inc. ~7NI·• 19Y°"' ''°'°""' 1• s-..... ~~O..'I Hybrld)'ne. ll~ Pullmtn
n>flniahln1t turn . E:ii. I m w. ITth St.. LIO llO'Yov 50 0.Ceiw IOThon c..M
... rettncn · $2S. 11 dny call ~·o~tt1 r>tf~• L~ ''"r 11 l",,l'f;, ~~ :~~•t•th•"' JA~O:,.uiju' QUICK CASH ;:81;··:::;::·,;-;;.;~::....,,....~~
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. Ir Wash Celhl•r1 w f 4"""""' ).4 To 84 ~ ,,.: ,, THROUGH A phl.IM ~. med a aroup NEED hrlp •t home! Wt' rull 1: 11 111rn~ 014-1 lGO --~ »Con ~,v.,.,.. a~~udv.;: J~l.Jl...50 -.....-; ••···-.,,.~-• MVfl Aldtt e NUMJf'!t e -------_._4~ 2'rmul'I )611 .. lit .... n,ua ..,,,.,...... ..,\U,. '¥"'''• • fl~"'° • °'"'"""""' CHEF w•ntocl. l!xp. •1100 1'""" '"'t' "Y~ "'cu DAILY PILOT "' lftlllJ; CID ror--.
• Oornemakm _ Upjohn $1000 mo. Call 675-4141 •~"~·''•~~ ~~!"'~ ::::::_ "';''lfi. 1;s~1t~l~l~8!1~.------
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Sell l!lle llttt• llOWf 'Call rutmwetan:Jut•phonr 1:::3'F11~Good ®"'\"" ()N~~!r i.!_7!~ ~~.':ttllti!-TV::~.~
M,,_ J<ow! call •ww. """"1J. 642·5671 <1R todtl1 14M6'11.
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WllO WANTS TO WORKT
DRIVE A CAB!
CHOOSE )'OW' houri, work
for )'OUl'ltU, ~ Yo4JI °""
bola hfcn or won'le'1. CU
llf' slightly hllndlet.DJ!ed.
V1.ls, re.tlted. ~ %J. to 'JU.
iupple.ment )'OUl' tnc:onw.
Drive ft cab 6 bn' or lntlft •
da;y. Apply in .,.._..
Ycllow Cab Co., US E. llltb
St.. Cole& NttL
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WHO NllllS CWXS?
WE DOI!
Figure Clorb, T ypisl
Clerl:s, &
Genertl Clerks netdtd.
1NTE'Rvt.EWJNG
Mon tbrv F'rl 9 am-12:30 pm
ON
SlTE o•· OUR
NE\V BUILDING
PACIFIC MUTUAL
t'ASHION lSLAN'D
(Corntt &uita Cnu: "
Newport Center Dri~)
+ FREE daily b u s
tmr11portBlion fnr v.-ork in
Loi An~le1 until n\Cive to
Newport, Sept '72.
YOUNG ri.tan O\.'tt 21 for
malnlenance ~lprr.
lfi1eel111W!OtU jobs around
apartmrnt Nlmplex. Must
be nt'lt & efficient. SL75 per
hour.
Call 5'16-4J:i3.
YOUNG man, c lean cu t .
Technical expt'r. Fahrir11-
tlon of panrl O\'!'rlays lor
traffic slenal systf'ms. cau
10am-9pm 548-5tli.
YOUSG 'l\'Om&n lo learn in-
aurance business, general
office v.11rk. Full or part
lime. 17418 8'ach Blvd.,
ltuntington Beach.
Vacancies cost moMy! Rent
your muse. apt., gtore
bldg., etc. lhnl a Daily PUot
O•u.lfled Ad. M2-5678.
' • ._. F
For an ad in Woman's World
c.11 Mory Beth 642-5671, ••' m
DoD Plus Clothes Greet September!
1422
'
I
I
.. ..•. ~I .. , .
• ' •
IWl.Y llLQT
lttOTOR I IOMf.S
WHY PAY MORE?
SF.E US FIR~,.
NEW iii USED
hlCYI'OR 110ltt!-.:.c;
READY TO GO
830 $. HARBOR BLVD.
SAf\'TA ANA .,._,.,.,
C•mpen, S.141/Rent '20 --:;~~~;:::---1
10 112' HAVASU
Cabowr altePI 6, lnc. ldtchtn
"''afer pUmp, 11love It O\.'tn,
11de dinette v.ith Jo\<tstat "-
tollet room, a bt.>autitul bnmt'
a~·ay trom home. St'n11.t 759.
WAS $2195
NOW S1495
FULL PRICE
BILL BARRY
PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT
list St. at S.A. Frwy.>
2000 E. 1st St., Santa Ana
5511-1000
\YllEEL camper, iileeps ll,
hke ne\\·, must u-11. S975.
SJ0..3438 or 646-:JIS1.
I •
OPEN ROAD
1'fOTOR HOMES
8t.Ml:l Garden Grove Blvd.
Garden Crove 894-4479
'G7 ClfEVROL1'.I
' 'JUN PICK UP
on 10 fl. CamPtt .. , Heavy
duly ra.mper rquipmt'nt ..•
Au1on1alll· trarumlu1on.
Boor, Bouncl" r \\'&YI .• 5ltp
hu n1rK<r !10633A•, S2888.
BEACH CITY DODGE
'10 vw. a.la °""' ,._,....,. ~It.Ion. CUltQM pa.Int,
rima, tlrn, bumprn. etc:.
:z::i,COO q, ml. f16:'!0. Set to
apptte. at %34 Alhtrt Pl.,
01 anytime.
Trucics 962
'72 GMC
"Jimmy" 4x4 w~tl'I 4 1pc1'11,
P. 1rr1•t111g, l>aiA·•·r Urnk~·s.
rull lop, 3 111•fitl' ht>ovy d111y
1'<1u1ppi'1I. Jlarct lo hnd 1nod1•!
lu!ly K1u1ppt'<I. l ~>ek our
hubt, Serini 5 1~7.
$4495
Bill BARRY
•
b ulfd can • trucb, 1'a.I
call ua k.r tftol!I tcUmat-.
GROTH CHEYROL£T
Aak tor Salet Manaa;er
132ll Btacb Blvd,
Huntl.ncton Beacb
841.«J8'1 Kl g.s,m
\\'E buy all make• oJ clrnn
uat'd sport.I can. pll.ld for
or not. PIC'RSe drive In tor
fJ'ff AppraluJ.
CORTINA
'68 r ortl Cortina, •uto tran1, MGA
ne~ o'haul. tiret, etc. '500-1---------1
fi75-J199 eVl'l/Wkndl. MCA,
""""
'61. White roadster,
oond. $399. Walt'• DATSUN Arco, 3636 & Cout }fwy.,
~-::,7~0~D~o~t~1-un-:-5;10---_N_.B.~-----~
STATION \\'AGON. Fully
tact. cqulppNI. 323.ACD. MG
$1299 1953 fdGTB. BrltiAh Raeln(
Good S.IKtlon of ltn Gromlln1
Still Avolloblo for llmltod Tlmo,
WARD S. LEE ..............
AMERICAN MOTORS DEALER
1234 South Me in, Soni• Ano S47'5116
'71 CADILLAC
EL DOIWlO 1
CONVEJITlBIE
Onlf 10,Jll loc&l m11'L Fact.
air conc1., run power, t11t 1r.
....... pie ......... -IOdtl. Mil·P'M lttl'f'O w/
mulllplH tape, trunk lock.
a 1entlntl l)lat tum1 )'OOr'
Uati1a on 6 oU lor )'OU. (07¥-
CXW). Sale "'1~.
$6999
Nabers
Cadillac
26IXI HARBOR BL.,
COSfA M'ESA
scuoor. .... ~ °'"' c....
ptt. New -'ZS C!OlnJ. x-$1.ll>. Will -P.U./i,.._ car ID IJ'ldt.
~
CONTINENTAL
'69 MARK Ill
V\nyl top. lal)CSlr)' Ir tuthe>r
Interior~ dUAI comfort teat.I,
full pown, fac1ory air con-
dlUonJ.rc, till wbttl. ltette,
powf'r door locks, et<'. Show•
metlculous care inside and
out. (900925 I.
S4ll7
'II MDIOllll!. ll0m<4. 4 ..... oae owner, C.000 ml., -4 _..
lift' tntn, ~ nt~
pwop. ·-· -• 810. ROOMY. '80 litre.
Pfb, P/1, air. Needl wmtr. '"".,...,.,,
MUSTANG
'66 f.1usl colJVl RAH, PS.
$150 or alter.
• 548-6419 •
PLYMOUTH
'71 Plymouth Cricket
PONTIAC·GMC·FIAT
. NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 \I/, Cout llwy., ~1-.1 St. 111 ~.A tr.1 )• Nt\\'fl0r1 Beach
Low Do"'tl Low Term• Green. Good cond. Sl:nl.
PHONE 66-5799 962-MIO
J.lfRACLF: ?11AZD..\
2145 Harbor Blvd. OPR
l'!"""""'l" ... ~'l"'""'!!~"!"~~ .... '!"'!""~~ $40-9100 °""' -Autos, Imported 970 Autos. lmponod 970 '71 Cod Brough•m $6ff5
VOU<SWAGF.N ___ V_O_L_V_O ___ '~':..'."".J.Ji:!,~,:,:.:;
.Q Nabers
U CacliDac
:t600 HARBOR BL.,
COSTA MESA
4 Door, -4 apttd, 9000 mlltt
(149F'O\'l, Sl295 dlr, Call
ll3S=.
'72 Mach I, fully kl&Md,
stttro plus !ape, 9Cm mi.
SJ950. 5tlj....('10l d • y ' :
673--6768 evt.'S Ir wee~nd.
~'OO'l E. }SI St., !'!Ulla An.l 641-9405
55,11 100'.l Costa i\1rM
\\1-:: PAY TOP OOLI...AR '68 Chevy 1/2 Tn rnR TOP USED CARS '69 Dn1!1un PWlO, good '70 OPEL GT -a!r, 60/40 seat 6 way on both '66 YW CAMPER 1972 VOLVO ...... Till A ........... door
540-9100 Opeo Sunday
Pickup If yuur car ls extra clean,
lff WI first. Si1f'rlfiC"r, !'.lust Si·ll. i1~llll (lr OAUER DUICK
bt>!ll offrr, lOOr;, F1nanc1ng 2925 Harbor Blvd.
Avail O.A.C. 897.()214. Costa Mesa 979-2500 ----'72 JEEP IMPORTS WANTED
•1 \\'hef'I dr1\'r. rnet11l top, lik••
brand ne"•! l.l'SI than ~
n1ill's. a 14()5j, di!', Call
:-::16-65.15.
'6.:t c11~:v 1., T. Pickup, i.tC'p
~id•'. '&I Cnr\'c'tt f'rlJt., hkt
1«•111~. Comol "-mahog bl'd,
;),~.ll-.1006.
·~ -Ford-,~,,~. ~r~u~. ~R7£J"l.--o-Nou
pa1nr, brlu;. Gel lln'!. Xlnl
running rond. $750. 646--0903.
'63 Ranl"hero clean $4.lO.
2050 Chnrll' !:;t., Costa Mesa
-,72-CHEY. PICKUP
\..onJt "1de hox. HD s:prin~~.
lin1t>d gla511, 5t11hhz1'r, 11 .. 1r
SU5flf"O.Sion, H;1d10, "'OOd
fh~or in box. ji':nu~r~. l.'M•t1111i-
f11l n1NI. nll\'I' :-'-llh \1 h1tl'
tn11 & n111!ch1ng inl~'r, Sn\'r
nn /his onf' !ll(lay! &ri.ul
li:.!022
$2995
BILL BARRY
PONTIAC-GMC ·FIAT
I ]SI S1. a! S . .\. f'rl1)'!
2IXX> E, I.st S!., Sanle Ana
~·1000
'56 International '1 T. Sli:>.
'60 C'omct Sta. \\'ag:. Sl~JO.
731 E. 19th, C~1 J4il·Mi all 5
Autos W•nted 968
REWARD
WILL PAY OVER
Kelly Blue Book
For late model, clean,
low mlle•ge domes.
tics, Imports, trucks or
campers.
Call and ask for Buyer
DAVE ROSS
PONTIAC
24'0 Harbor Blvd.
Caste Mesa 546-IDl7
INSTANT
CASH
Orange Counties
TOP~ BUYER
BILL i\fA..XEY TOYOTA
188&1 Beach Blvd,
H. Beach. P~ 841·855S
\\11.l. Buy your tar paid for
or not. Call Ral1•h Gordon
613-0900 -+15 E. Coast Hwy.
Ne\l-port Beach.
Autos, Imported 970
ALFA ROMEO
Alfa Romeo '72-
2000
NOW IN STOCK
For Immediate
Delivery
Instant Credit
BANK FINANCING
COAST
I IMPORTS
1000-1200 \V. Pacl!lc Cs!. Hwy.
NN'port Beach ITI41 642-0400
--Alf• Romeo
NO\V ON DISPLAY
Sales Service
Parts Body Shop
COAST IMPORTS
1®1200 \V. Coast H1vy.
f'leWJX>rt Bet.ch 642·0406
BMW
All MODELS
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
Low Bank Financing
SEE US ABOUT
Overseas Delivery
CREVIER MOTORS
20P \V. l~t :=:r <::anta Anti
\\"e nl'<'d your Import ('l\J". 13$.3171
R1l'VC'r on du!y 9 to 9 d11tl;-.·. l -""v"'•-,;t~our new home!
B. J. Sportscar Center
2833 Harbor, Cosla i\1e.sa
540-4491
c."Ond. S!!OO. Burnt Orange, black plush
•19-1-6926 or 4!}.1--9314 interior 4 spd. dlr. Take
•n DATSUN J•ickup, chrome older car In trade or amall Wt'ltpha.lla with lent (UPK·
"'hl.o:, ci1stom paint & nwrr. down can finance, call ill)
$l!IOO. %2-ln8 oll 6. <"-'81I 0' 54&-8736· $1599
FIAT
'71 FIAT SPIDER
'72 OPEL Wagon, 1900 aerie11,
auio, It 11. w/w tinted CREVIER MOTORS
gla11s, di!lc brklf. 7600 m1 208 W. hi St., &tnlA Ann
Jmmac. $2500. 673-8586 135-3171
Car ha.s had Jovtng care. 'Iii! OPf'I Sta \l'gn, 1.9 t-nit 4 llnlian TI.'d black bucket $700 VW erig, Ii: lran&axlt', newly
seals. 4 5pd dlr. "1111 take ~,,4~ean. 1 0"'l'ler, · reblt $250 or whole car
leaH Tod•y at
Best R•t••
$81.74 Per Mo.
O.A.C. AAl/FM, Auto. b'anl.,
dlac brakea.. 36 mo.
For L•••lng or buying
small tlo\\'TI (Dannie) Call w/hi-rtse seats & map
,......,,. ., •94-<81t. PORSCHE mi. ~. 1966 """"'· c.M. £46.9303
HONDA PORSCHE tm Moo<l 9llT · '68 VW BUG Autot, Used 990 ,.,...,,......,:---:::-.... -.1 4 speed Appearance Group. 4 speed, radio, heater, S995 1 ________ _
JfONDA Sedan, '71. good Mlff'"~f Radio • many or best otter 6"-4687, BUICK
cond. Sl.200. other C'XtnlS • still under ·n VW camper-pop top Lo -----------~·~,,,._""'23~75-.';---I \\'ARRAN1Y Call 54l-4070 miles, Ukp new. PBf. Cond. 'fi6 BUICK R1vitra, all pwr, JAGUAR Df:<iPf..Tu\TF: • i\fu11t lf!l.I Adll driver, Sacrifice. $2995. air cond., vinyl roof. 443
lhls \11('('k, Xlnt ronct. Fully 499-3702. l'ng .. Sl150/offer 497-1729
'71 Ja9uar XJ
Sedan
,.{1u1p. t969 9ttT Porsche .• --.59-vw-s~,-,-c-.-m-.,.-,-. ~R.-b-11 CADILLAC
675-.'A)(). transule. Priced for quick ---------
ELECTHIC SUN ROOF RENAULT r;a1., >.12-7371• YOUR ONLY
Dot>i:kin rxterior ""ilh Eng----=--::--"::"',..-
ltsh :w!dle lc>ather Jn1cr1or. Renault 0.mo S•le
* '69 V\V. Clean. * FACTORY
36•000 ml. $1095. AUTHORIZED
full rcl\ver, A~1-FM-Short-Semi Annual 673-8148
wav1· r11r110, tt1l1·scor1c steer-Demonstrator
ing 11 hel'I, rarlial tires, Jess
'61 V\V bua, new paint job &
motor. Good cond.
lhan 13.000 n11lrs, Ju.c:t im-Clearance Sale 842-<386
1naru!a!r in.~lde and oul. Thii Weekend
:'llu.<:1 ~{'('. (6.i!lELT).
1960 V\V Bug. All primer. uso. SALE PRICED Unbeatable Prices
All 19n MODELS
IN STOCK FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
INSTANT CREDIT
* Call 842--6270 •
'fii'' Nabers Cadillac
2600 JIARBOR BL.,
COST A l\1ESA
540-9100 OPt'n Sunday
'59 J aguar XK-150 v.·Jovenlr.
Runs great. ST.!5.
&t2-8246
·~i6 Jaguar Classic Roadster.
lmm11c. ~harie. $2500 llrm.
64G--097tl aJt 5.
MAZDA
~lAZDA
LEASE SPECIAL
New '72 RXl
$57.56
Loaded. ROTARY JIO"''l'red. • Working Man's Special
New '72 Bl600
P irkuJl Truck
$59.62
All above open end 36 mo. •
T Ir L. }o'or resp. pty, Tr11des
Mns.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
MAZDA
17331 Beach Blvd.
!\42..£.666 Lea!k' J.lgr. ~1r, Fry
APPROVAL
BANK FINANCING
CO A.ST
* '68 V\V M:'dan, 111Jnruot
auto .!ltick 1hLlt, xln1 cond.
$990. 646-1~
·~ V\V Van. Xlnt rond. &!It
oller. E"'~: 675-lSU or
days 494-0038
·10 vw. AMJnf. exct'I cond.
Brown w-tan int, MW
brakes. Must Rll, 546-5631
'70 Pop Top Campt'1'. 5 l'll'W
llrea. Xlnt cond. S287S.
6T.\.8391. IMPORTS '71 Datsun 510 "'aeon, air
l.OOG-1200 W. Padltc Ort. Hwy, cond., mag wWla. rack,
Newport Beach (n•1 $42-Gt:ltl like nt'W. ~3908.
SUBARU ... vw v., 9 P"'·· ...
1---===---1 motor, tires & tniler hitch, SUBARU * p<'rl. "'""· smo. G,l2-1"'1. *'65-Vw-BUG* * As Low as $1599 M75 • fi.t&.5390
FRITZ \VARREN'S 1970 V\V gquareback, good
Spart Car Center ....i. f!TSO. e OR.ANGE COUNTY'S 644·8407
LARGEST '60 V\V-Runnlng cond. radio
ilO F.. 1st SI ., S.A. 547-0764 * $375 *
TOYOTA
'72 TOYOTA
COROLLA
$1966
(+ T.lrL.) .,
$39.30 MO.
962-8410
'6t VW Squareback.
SI 115. 84&-41735
i\IUST Sf'll. '66 VW Rdan.
Reblt eng. New titt1,
SSOO/best offer. 833-1258.
'68 bu.11, Sundial cam~.
MAKE OFFER. * 53&--0288 eves *
CADILLAC
DEALER
Lftre;est selection ot C:adll·
lacs In Oran1e County.
Sales-Leasing.
~Nabers
!iii Cadillac
2600 HARBOR BL.,
COSTA :P.fESA
540-9100 0J'lt'!1 Sunday
'68 sedan dl'ViUe 49,000 ml.
All eXlras. Exctl. rond .
Orig owner. $3000 pri/pty,
d11.~ 83.'hl2l0. eve s ,
"6-3350.
'72 CADILLAC
LUXURIOUS
CPE. DE VILLE
~mely low, »w klcal
miles. Factory air condlUon·
ing. Full JlO"''Cr, AM/FM
radio, most all deluxr ex·
trll!I'. !Ser. •2346221.
$6888
Nabers
Cadillac
~ llARBOR BL.,
COSTA ~lESA
s.ID-9100 Open Sunday
'65 COUPE De Ville, full
po"'t'r Ir air, \·inyl top, very
cll"an. $1295. 49J...1802
'69 Cad Sedan de Ville, 39,IXX>
ml. Orig. own. Xlnt mnd.
Mf/FM stereo S 3 4 9 5 .
546--0701.
'65 Repo. Nerds little work.
Make offer. Call 54()..9703 or
~,.t5-5872.
'70 COUPE
DE VILLE
Vinyl top, full power, factory
air, tilt whttl. AM-FM
stereo radk>, (939AVAJ,
$4333
<DNabers
8 Cadinac
2600 HARBOR BL..
COSTA MESA
$40-9100 °""' SUnday
locks, cruiBe control sentinel CORVAIR
•162213. '60 Corvalr, original OWJ'ler,
"BlLL WHm.EOCES'' 38 000 l 2 d R . m . r_ coupe. una
Suns•t Motors Pf'Tf, RJH. ·72 lie, Tol&I
1970 H•rbor Blvd. price PX). 96.J.-4062.
Co•I• Mo10 646-6677 --Fl-R~E-l~IR~D--
CAMARO
'71 Camara Rally Sport
Auto, $2'700.
• 673-6M2.
CHEVROLET
'69 CHEVY
Impala C111tom
Cpe. Leu than 34,000 mlle1.
V!, automallc, p:nr.•er stttr-
lna & brakes, lactory air.
R Ir H, while wall tires,
vinyl root. Must sH:. (XYH·
199).
$2333
~Nabers 5! Cadillac
2600 HARBOR BL.,
COSTA MESA
540-9100 Open SUnday
-.,,-Chet. clipriU
Wagon
9 pass. VS, autc; , factory air,
povo'Pt 1teer:lng, pl)\\'er \\i n-
dows, radio, roo( rack. (787·
EYY).
$2500
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mea MG-tm
'70 Nova S.S. C'O\JP, 350 VS,
vinyl top, brown w/belge
vinyl bucket scat.11. Aul~
matic (floor shill) COMD!e.
Factory &at11e1, power dlAC
brake1, exterior chrome.
TOP SHAPE! $1199. MUITT
SEU.! Will go quick. Call
5.11-1218.
1970 Chev. Concoun Eatalt,
8 Pass. Sta. Wm. Pwr.
steering Ii: brakes, AM-F'M
Stereo radio, tilf'Jteer, whl.
Factory Air, lugpa:e rack,
new tirn & brakes. Panel-
ing, Asking $2975. 567-4861.
'70 Townsman Wagon
\78, Automatic, Power Stl"t!"
ing, {40JBHL) $19'J5. dlr.
831Hl535.
'TI VINYL hardtop cuitom
Impala. Pow.!:r windows.
air, ete. etc. Cost $5225.
nf'W. Sel.I below book at s:mo. call alter 6 pm,
4""'4345.
'64 Chevy 4 Dr. Sedan .
Auto. trans, poWft' steering,
radio, healer {0IT175). $495.
dlr. Call 836-65.l5.
'68 Impala custom
COUPE, Factory Afr, (VZU·
549) S1495, dlr. 836-6535.
'£5 Chev lmpala win-9 pt.SI.
VS, auto, PS. lact lir. Orig
O\\·ner. $?9S. 642-IST5:
'67 F1reblnt ·Mutt tell, leav·
Ing country. Autom. I< many
extras. SUSO or but oiler.
'48-0727.
FORD
'70 LTD
Immaculate, V-S, Auto 'l'nl.nS,
P.S., P OiAC Brakes, Air
Cond, Vinyl Top, 100.,. Fin
Avail O.A.C, 897--0224.
·sg LTD Wagon, full P\''I'. air,
Af.f/F.., steno, p w r
!(!I.ts/wind, prem titta,
clean. Pvt pty. SU95. eves:
54!>-2088
'68 Torino Wagon, pb/P11,
rear wind. New tita;. Air,
Trlr. hitch, 68,IXX> mi. $1.D}. --· 1970 LTD Broua:ha1.1,
?ificheHn tire.11, A/C, RfH,
Orig o~r. $3000. 25,000
milelf 673-3752
1963 Ford Fairlane Wa-g.
Good mecb. cond. $300.
673-3830 or 644--0lill.
'72 PINTO, 8,0XI miles. like
new. $1B50. 494·1Jl0 al,tt
3 pm.
'69 Ford LTD. Loaded, kl
ml'L Xlnt cood. $2395, Call
644-roli
'72 LTD station Wagon,
Trade for transp. car le t.o.p.
£45.1050.
'69 LTD Sta.. Wagon, all o:-
tru, a.Ir oond. $2650. or best
c!ler. 60-Sl99.
GREMLIN -----1972 GREMLIN
LOW MILES
Bucket Seat!, Roof, Rack,
Many Extras, See and
$AVE
WardS.Lee
Arnei1cM Moaa n
S47·5126
1234 So. Main St,
Sanla Ana
HORNET
1971 Sportabout
Station Wagon
Auto Trans, Power Steering,
Air Cond, Hard to find UAeci
comt> In and ask about our
1peclal price.
Ward,S.Lee
)lmnw!MGIOlan
'&4 Mustan&. a aollectOl'I
item. V.S. air cond., auto,
pwr. steerln&:. Truly a black
beaui,y. $800. 673-5507.
'65 t.1US'l'i\NG, 1 owper car.
Very good ahape. Michtlln
Tires, auto trans., othtr ft·
tru. $695. 963-1534.
'72 MUSI'ANC V-8, 5 months
old. Low mile, Power. Bank
will ftnance $2,550. Want
$2850 Full Price. 644-28'12
SHARP 1971 -Mach I, air
cond., tape deck, auto win-
dow. Xlnt cond. $3100.
6T'>-7'00.
'67 P.tust. Air, radio, htr.
N~· titt1 Ir; brks. Clean.
$995. ~292'2 Aak !or Dan.
'&a MW'ltang GT. au lo
trans.m., r/h, disc brb. nu
tires. $6$. 644-4£58, * MU51 sell. Leavil"ll coun-
try. '69 Mu 1 tan r con-
vertlble: Xlnt oond. 673-3711
'69 MUSTANG Grande, air,
po\\'<.'l', new battery & tires
$1800, '9.
PONTIAC _...,..._ .... ..._. .. _
•n CATALINA
Brand New 1972 Catalina
fully factory equipped In-
cluding air cond., Pl. pb,
radio, V-8, tnt glass.. WBW
tires, vinyl top & much
more. Seria l No .
2L5'1S2C311355,
$495 DOWN
$133.42 PER MO.
Yu. just $495.00 ls the total
down payment and only
$133.42 is the total monthly
payment includin& t a Jt ,
license and all f'lnancf:
charges Jor 36 months on
approved credit. The cash
pri~ 11 S46JJ, u including
tax and llctn&e. Deletttd
payment price ts $5298.12
which includes all finance
cha.rgea, a:ales tax and
licenee. Annual pereenta,re
rate Is 9.'lfi •
BIU BARRY
PONTIAC.OMC·FIAT
flit St., at s.A. Trwy)
200) E. t.t St, Santa Ana,
558-1000
'69 IONNEVIW
WAGON
9 pass, VB, aulomatle, Jt Ii:
H, power steering & braku.
factozy air, power tall pte
window, Illlifaa:e nek,
stereo tape, WSW, etc. (39«-
ETB).
$2888
Q. Nabers
U Cadnlac
2600 HARBOR BL.,
COSTA MESA
5'16-9100 Open Sunday
'67 Pont. ~llle. 2 ctr.
1term. Fact. air. Full pwr,
44.000 orii tnl Xlnt condJ
Belfi oUtt. 00-(QJl. J DEAN LEWIS
VOLVO '70 TOYOTA MK II
'72 El Dorado. New. Zero --~~1459_. ------
miles. Charity ntne prize. '68 OIE'V. Malibu 1tn wa.son,
Gold wfconYl'rt vinyl top. T \78, 6 pe.s1, R/H, air, PIS.
547..5126
1234 So. M'ain St.
Santa Ana
JEEP
1970-PONTIAC GTO
Muat sacrifice. $1500. ........
'66 VW bug. Yellow. 2 M'W'
tires. Very clean. Nn. brlts,
Auto Trans, F11.cklry Air sharp. STOO. 644-7'708
Conditioning, 1900 engine, e ,66 VW SQUAREBACK e
Radio, Healer, Loaded, Mwit 75 000 Mil One ~
Be Sold Thia \\'H.k <S93BEN) xlnt conc1~'i9Cxi. ~719
&: T "'hi. Air. Many xtru. luggage rack. Xlnt catt.1 ----.,-----
$7295. 644-77S9 moo. 496-0685. ·n Jttl> CJ.s RA!negade. RAMBLER
#l '70 EL DORADO '67 Chev lmpal•, A/C, ... Complol• equip. "ce Pt
brake! a: tune up, $700. winch. $2950. Iirm. 642-8537.
1963 Rambler •'agVn. VW.
pfs. p/b, Tadio. $UO.
~ (II' 673-9686.
IN ORANGE COUNTY
l'OI THI MONTH 0, JULY
THERE MUST IE A REASON
SEE US TODAY.
FOR THESE SPECIAL TRADE-IN VALUES
e '71 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER e 71 MG MIDGET CONV.
lltJWI 1914CUYI
e 71 VOLVO PllOO CPE. e 70 VW CAMPER
fMICPLJ e 71 HILUX PICKUP
CtlJCTll
e OVER S '71 & '70 MARK
II STATION WAGONS
OVER 100 NEW & USED CARS •
IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
DEAN LEWIS
$1795 '69 VW Sqbk. Auto. Pvt. ply.
$1075. 673-9541 d a Y I ; 'IT. 673-7128 e~.
ttard S.Lee --•f'vwau=G---
Xlnt rood, SG>. ti7Mi610 Ammtc.n MalDl9 n . ., vw l'optop cam ..... ,.,,
Full powe-r, factory air, vleyl toP. cklth & leather interior.
AM·FM stereo, powtt <b>r
locla, .tw:illght aenlim!t. In
1uperlor mndltiol! inside I
out. ((lMAGS).
$5222
S47·5126 hp Cmvalr •'C· lont ....i.
1234 So. M&ln s~ smo t..st oUtt rn-11«. Nabers Santa Ana ' --,===~--1 '63 vw c.m..,.. bml • .,,.... Cadillac TRIUMPH ....... cmlm Int. Must .... 2!00 HARBOR BL.,
lofAKE OITER! 49f-1937. cosrA MESA * TRIUMPHS * -.65-VW S.uo...bock 511).9100 °""' ,_.,.
71 CLOSEOUT llOOS • s42il • ""m '67Sed DtVIU SP1Tf'1RE8ASl.OWASSl.lll 'ST vw v ... Er<"".,..,,.. . an . e
GT-' SAVE $.500 ....i. Gd."""' v..., -"""7 olr --tun l1UTZ 'll'AllRDl'S dabl<! $ISO. 643-<1131. .....,., ..rtll)'I lop. ""'•li"11
S Ca C · ._,,. A r..u..r lnteno.-. port r enter ** 'S VW ** MOit all deluxe o:tru. CXSS.
Olt.U<CE COllNT'.!'SOHn. Good -a -TIO),
LARGES!' 111• oUtt e ~ $1999
Nabers
Cadillac
110 Z. ht, S.A. 54T-411t '64 Sqbl. Good cond. WI
·n TR-& Exln1 c:ond. Am·P"rn tfWlne. N..,. tlrfL $GJ,
980:> mt v.•arranty moo. CorWde'r tndfo .. ~
eve. ~ 11 VW !!xctl &ntf. New ·n Triumph TJW. ~.ooo 10-fun. NPW rtbullt q, Brit
tt11l mlla Xlnt eond. otter, • ..... 1408 •· J8()I) llARDOR. Rt.,
196' HARBOR ILVD., COSTA MESA 646•9303 494-2107 bot S 6 I. VM>U1dtl -......,., Root COSTA au&
Llkt> to 'I'ndtT Ola' Tndtt'I )"OUI' houit., &p(. ...... 5f'>.1100 ~ SIJnday
-ond l'trts for All lmporiod Co,.. --~ ... .,..., 11141. t<. drn 1 iillJr Piiat Fut """"".,.,... • ...... .._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._""'-~5~llnoo,:;,;;;:,~5~"""::::;.;'b;;;.;5~~~~~cb.;:;.. a...ultdA~6'Mlll. coll1 ..... 6'Mm.
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am/Im, lint ., ... , polytlu. 1970 MARK 3
ll."°'1/otter. 539-,11«1. a-lat• brown rolor In '67 Thunderbird
1962 CHEVY Impala. xlnt·ln CREAM·PUFF cond. with ::l Door hardtop, ~
A out 80= mile&. all ertns. Only $20,(m. w/3 turquoi9e finll:h wtth btadt -'"'=~---·*=-=-·I yn ltft on 50,(XX) mUe warr. vinyl Interior, Under 415,000
'65 a..vy Nova SS --IS.915. Coll ED mllu. 1'1U ..-. tadofj
Exce.lltnt condltlon RlDOLE, ~ &1r rmdltmirw. tilt ~
~~ aft« 5 pm ntno. beattr, new wbtt' .,. v-WH. ••to. cOo.. MERCURY ""• n11 t1tto. !YPWU.
Cond $2CD. Flawlen automobl~. . * 11Wll7 * '69 MERCURY SALE PRICED
'CT EL CAllJNO. -...... COUGAR XR7
PJS. air, ....... """· lo Coupe. VI. ••tin•tic. ,,...., Nabers
ml. SlSOO. ~ ltetrirtg • mue.. air con-
1911 a.-4 dr w/alr, dlu..tJw. .ndlo. .,..,,., Cadllac
.... dtd1. 11.500. wbll• w.U.. This -lrl ~ '609 llARJtOR BL.,
56.llllO "'"'"'1dfor. mutt -COSTA KESA
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San Clemente
Ca istrano EDITI O N
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Today's Final
N.Y. Stoeks
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VOL. 65, NO. 223, 3 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THU RSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1972
4 School Hopefuls Vie
By JORN VALTEllZA
ot .. 09lt¥' ..... lie#
At rour candidates for two sch:lol
board seats up for election Tuesday
y;ould attest, August ls aboUt the wont
n:onth to launch a campalin along the
South Coast.
Because of lhe ;eaaonaJ "dartness" ol
voter and educational organlJ,ationa, no
candidates' nighta were acheduled In ad-
vance of Tuesday's election to fill t\\·o
seats on the board of education for the
Capistrano Unified School District.
'Ibe board aeats both represent
Pede strian
Gets a Hand"
The evidence was painfully ob-
vious according to a Laguna Beach
police preport labeled "assault and
battery."
A woman walking down the side
of Laguna canyon Road lllli<I she
had been slapped on the derrit.rt by
a passenger in a passing car.
An investigation by a female
member or the Laguna Beach
PoUce revealed lbe perfect imprint
of the assailant'• band on the
woman's posterior.
The 1ttractl•• lloyur-old told ri·
Deers two men wm In the paasing
car.
3-story Limit •
On Sloping
Lots Opposed
The San Clemente planning com-
mission Wedneaday de.dded to initiate
procee.ding:s to change a city ordinance.
which puts a tllrtt-story limJt on a home
built on a sloping lot.
The. action came after the commission,
on a ._1 vote, denied a property owner's
request to he allowed a four-story apart·
ment building on 1 steep lot at 258 Ave.
Lobelro.
Under present law, a structure may be
built no more than 25 feet -two rtorles
-above the grade level, but an ad-
ditional subterranean story b allowed to
extel'ld down the bluf( on a sloping k>t.
Jack Chase wanted a variance to put
two stories down the bluff for a 11-unit
apartinent building. The commission"•
dectsioo denying his •arlance may llill
he 1ppealed to the city coondl
In denying the variance, several oom-
missiooers indicated they approvfd of
Cllase's plan. but fett he had nOt ~ved
he would be raced with a "hardthlp" il
the variance wtre denied. Thls is re-.
quired by law.
Aller denying It, the c:omml5'ion
mlered the city staff to prepare
amendments to the present c i t y
onlina11C<1 that would permit more thao
one subterraneu story oo. a slope.
CofC Announces
Fiesta Proceeds
Better Than '71
diatricls In Sin Clemente.
In Trustee Atta ()oe, ltft VllCllll by the
reslgnatiao ri the Rtv. Donald In11y, the
Rev. Allan Vunoo llld William Enquut
are candidates.
Jn 'l'r1lme Area Two, left Vl<lllt by
the resignation of Dr. Robert Beasley,
Mrs. Wilma Bloom and Dr. Ed Westberg
are H<ktng election. .
"I've been bavin,"troubJt even trying
to convince people that there is an elec.
lion on Tutsday," said Mn. Bloom t~
day .
"All the regular organiutiorui which
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USU1Dy -k 111 ctndidates nights for
election are d.ari in August and their key
people art out of town on VJcaUoo," she
added.
And the laauel u ftll hive 1ppmntly
vanished.
Several monthl qo, at the peak of 1
controvenial sea.son for trultees. the
issu,. •bounded·-lncloding the Orin( of
a key administrator who waa supported
by 1 highly vocal ll'OOP·
Trustees alao became enmeshed In a
controversy over a rapidly scheduled
contract ertensioo for Supt. Truman
1e s
Recruiting Poster Figure Dead
San Juan Capistrano resident Walter
Botts, who posed as Uncle Sam for the
· ramous "1 Want You" Anny recruiting
poster, died Wednesday following 1 brief
illness. He was n.
Funeral services for Mr. Botts are pe~
ding at Sheffer lo1ortuary in San
Clemente.
A nattve of Indiana, Mr. Botta worked
most ol his lift u a musician and a
vocaliJI. Ht ~ IUIJllantlnc hU muai-
cian'1 Income aa an artlat'• model when
he posed for the po1ter, painted by
Jama FillU, Iii 19'-
T!Je poster, &howli\g Uncle Sim f<r<lng
bls poibted finger 1t tbt viewer, bu
slnce become part or Americana and 11
still used for recruiting purposes.
Although Mr. Bott!: posed ror many
other artists. including Nor m a n
Rockwell, during his life, 1'Clfte ever at~
talned the public recognition of the Flagg
poster.
A veteran of World War l, Mr. Botts'
musical career began in the eerly 1920's.
lie played the aalOpbooe aod was the
f11tured yocau.t witA ~ ord>tflras· of
Harry J11DtS, J1ciJt 'ftigardetl, 'lied
NiclX>la aod Johnny Johilaon.
He la aurvived bi his widow, ldJrjori•,
of !ht famll1 botM al 2alllO Aventda
Aeropuerto, apace 9l
House Security Group
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Won't Subpoena Fonda
From Witt Sen1cel
\V ASHING TON -The House Internal
Security Commiltte refused today to
subpoena actress Jane Fonda to teatify
about ber antiwar activities "'h1le in
Hanoi.
ln&teld, il decided to ask the Justlco
llepartmtnt to report to the committee
Dana Da ys Set
To Begin Friday
With Carnival
Dana Point'• annual celebration of
Ilana Da)'I hegina 1t I p.m. Friday 11 a
carnival lights up in the plua. An entire
weekend of activtttes will follow.
Besides the camlval set to begin In the
evminc, contestant.a in a Mia Dana
Point pageant will vie for the chaoce to
ttign over the festivities. The pageant
will begin on 1 Ill&• In the plaza at 7:il0
p.m.
. On Slturday the lint lllll day of IC·
tivttles will begin with lhe opening of a
two<lay flea market tn the plau featur-tna ...,... of booths filled with merchl1>-
dilt oold by South Cout area churd>eS,
service IJ'OUPI and private citizens.
11ie 1111rlcet will run from I 1.m. to 1
p.m. Slluftloy llld SUnday.
A peocake lnlklut tn the plau will
be offered !nm I to 11 1.111. both da)'I u
well.
11ie Cllldtdates for queen an Zora
Szemeftyel, V11erie Velonle, Bed;y
(S.. DANA DAYS, Pqt I)
by Sept. II on the progress of an Inquiry
into Miu Fonda's acUcm in North Viet-
nam.
During an hour-long clooed ...,.ion, the
Ct1rrunittee set aside 1 member'a request
that Ml!s Fondil he subpoenaed to 1ppear
before the panel.
Then, a move was made to send a let·
ter to the attorney general asttng t.•hat
the Justice Department ii doing ln its
probe of the matter. When a request was
made to insert 1 date in this letter, thWll
settling a deadline for the attorney
general's report to the committee, the
panel voled I to t ror this course of ac-
tion. Rtp. Robert F. Drtnan (f>.Mass.),
was the lone dissenter.
Drinan said the committee's action
represented a "clear-cut victory" for him
In his bid to defer the subpoena request.
"Thil ii the first lime within memory
that this c:ommlttee has relu!ed to sub-
poena an unfriendly witness," Drlnan
told rapoden.
Rep. Fletcher 'lbompson CR-Ga .)
sought to r-eopen the investigation Into
poalblt subversive KtiviUes aimed at
GI>, which would have made pouible a
auhpoena for Miss Fooda.
"In effect. we said to Fletcher
Thompeon, •go away, no subpoena',"
said Drinan. "It was 1 clear repudja~
lion."
~ delcrihed Min Fooda as
u '' Kanol Hannah." and asked the oom--
mltt!!< to ._ Ill lnvestlgatloo.
"She has no evldeoct that ii necasary
for the Congreu to m.ak1 better Jaws,"
declared Drinan.
Drinan, I Roman Cl~ prieat and
oppoMll of Admtnlstratloo polkies In
Vietnam, nld 'lllolnpson was usll1( Mlal
Fonda a a publkity "gimmick" in his
CllDpalin foe the U.S. Senate.
Tennis Anyone?
Woman Dazz~s-Plays Topless
• Ill Election Darl{ness
Benedk:t, another move which caused a
fiWT)' of charges and threats of recall.
But since that aeuon several months
aao, the passionate Wues have sut14idect.
Seven! candid.ates late this "'eek
began purchasin& advertisements in a
lut·mlnute attempt to present their posi-
tloos' before tbe voters.
Despite the doldrums, hov.·ever, at
least one of the four candidate! has had a
few unexpected boosts.
Rev. Vernon, a realtor and minist~r at
San Clemente Community Christian
Cburth, suddenly made n a t i o n a l
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headlines recently when 1 euest dropped
in at Sunday church servlces recently.
President Nixon decided to umple the
service toward the end or hi.I last visit to
San Clemente and may have lent a boost
-indirectly -to Rev. Vernon's al·
tempts to be known by San Clemente
residents.
Tuesday's eleclion la but one of a passi-
ble string of special elections facing the
electorate or the school district.
Yet another trustee election i3 schedul-
ed for early Oclobe.r to nn another
DAtLY Pfl.Of lttH l"MM
INJURED SURFER NEEDS HIS FRIEND, A GERMAN SHEPHERD
MrL Ellffn Polz.itn Htlp1 St1nl1y Price in lnten1ive Care
E~y's Gone
Hurt Surf er Needs Dog
Back to Aid in Reco very
BY JACK CHAPPELL
Of "" Delt• f'lltt ll•tf
A young man, his back snapped ln a
surfing accident , lies paralyzed at Sooth
Cooast Community Hospital. He needs
his best friend to help him pull through.
But bis best Jrlend, a Gennan shepherd
named "Easy" was left behind on the
South Laguna beach while his master
was loaded into the ambulance and nW>-
ed to the hospital.
Bewildered, the animal was cared ror
by 1 youq San Juan Capistrano woman,
who alter f111Eg to find a South Lqwla
...tdent to witch the dog, took Easy to
her own borne, 1 horse ranch along Spot-
ted Bull Road.
Eur "" put up nvernight In 1 stall
Saddleback Out '
Of College Unit
By ...U.C: lo increale !ts mem~ lee from fl.208 to $1,0llO, the Cali!omll
Junior Cellqe "-Lttloo Jost at least
..,. meml>ar -Slddleback Coll'(<.
Tiit -fft, Ham Vog!I told f•Dow
Sa•'dlelltct lr)dlet!I thto 11ee!lj ii ••·
arliltanl .... ol lltp with tbt bolrd'•
ala.npt in eut all (>'>lllble .._
ff• allO quastloned the CJCA prvctdure
ri approvlna the f 1-by .,....
'fOlo ww.ut I tbonlucJi bearint·
1ho -lllll.-sly llll'fOVed ""' -kl .... avihenlliP 11111 ,..,.
I
oul!:ide. In the morning, a mound or dirt
and a hole under the wooden wall were
all that remained.
Easy Is described as a male, one year
and two months old, black with brown
markings oo hia legs, stomach and top of
head. He la aal~ to be friendly and was
wearing a chain and nea collar. Anyone
finding Easy may call Barbara HaMa at
~toe or 87t-9353, collect.
Today, Stan Price ol Fullerton un-
dergoes 11>lnat IW'gery. Hospital lldt1
say the 25-ye.ar-old student at Fullerton
Jwilor Collqe ts in crttlcal condition.
His brother. Lan'y. 23, llld pa"'1ll,
1tfr. and Mrs. Sam Price have dr1ven out
from lndtanapolil, Ind. to be with Slan.
They, 11ong .with Stan's gtrUrlaod,
Barbarl, hi•• orgltl)zed a -
for the clog.
They ...,.. offerin{f a rew1rd of $11 lor
tt.e lhepherd, but 1 Vlrgtnl1 man ..-
own aon ts In 1 litualkrl aimilar to Stan'•
handed Llrry 15 In the bospllll QOrrfdor.
"Here let's matt that no '' ht said ln ' " an elqant Southern clmrl.
I.my •nil Barbin ha•• bttD to the
local SPCA and the cotlftl1 f)Ol>'ld.
3ovmt of Slan'a fliends hive ma~ up
poottrw tlt\d hln !>laced them 1t ""'Ice
stations In the vldnity ol ranch.
"We've b<!en trylna lo do ev..,.u.tni to
find him." Barberi 11fd.
'"l'llls young man .-II emyllling
poatble to belp hhn, llld the doll •11 hll
cmnpanlooi" Mn. Ellttn P 011 le a ,
laleolf•• """ Ualt --· aid. t
vacancy to the board.
Five persons have flied in that election
called to seek a replacement to former
Trustee Bob Dahlberg, wbo fi>-gured
prominently in the seuon of controversy
last spring.
Those cand idates ln a race which hat
better potential for campaign fervor are
Lella Stoc kett, Robert Greco, Stephed'
Smith, Frederick ''Ted" Taylor and
Anthony A. Stevens.
Voters will pic k one from tht ranks on
Oct. 3.
Quang Tri
Bridgehead
f _A!n tured
SAIGON (UPI) -South Vie-
marines broke a weeks-Old stalemate tn•
the Quang Tri area today by capturing a
bridgehead south of the city -thelr first
real victory since they relieved the hldlJ
battered airborne troops It QllalJI Tri Oii
July 'P.
A marine battalion of 500 men dlmbed
out of its foxholes near lht provtnclal
f.\apitaJ just below the north-90Uth bon!er
and aeized the hridgeheod at the T1ch
Han River.
This gives them a new attack route
toward the Communist·held citadel, I
tt.Ue to the north in the center of the city.'
The North Vietnamese held onto the
lath century citadel despite n e •
Ame rican air attacks in which "smart
bombs" guided by laser beams ble1' up
part of the wall that forms the fortress.
Tt .. CommWlist defenders were heavUy
protected by big art.i11ery pieces firln&
from up to 17 miles away.
UPI Correspondent Alan Dawson said
387 artillery and mortar ahtl.ls hit the
marine positions about ao yards rrom the
citadel between I a.m. and 11 a.m. but
that casualties were "llgbt.11
s o u th Vie-flghteM>omberl
fot:ght back and said they killed 15 North
Vietnamese soldiers and destroyed 1t
tanks and four Molotov• trucks.
U.S. planes had halted air support in
Quarg Tri city itsell but returned today.
u .S. Navy ships of! the coast also rited
Into the city and BS2 bombers new
missions as close 11 a mile west of the
city and in the threatened Hue alU
further south. '
Despite the limited-success at Quang
Tri, the situation wu seriOU1 elsewherl
and military spokesmen warned lbat ·a
Communist rorce originally estimated at
JOO tanb stUI menaced the Cambodian
capital of Phnom Penh and Saigon.
The tanks were reported near HigbwaJ
t in the Komponc Trabek area 41 mllet
>Olltheast ol Phnom Penh llld II mileo
northwest of Saigon. A Cambodian high
rommand spi>kesman eipressed fear the
Communist.a would win at Komponf
Tnlhek llld then move towlrd PhlMD
Penh. '•
About 25 tanks hlvt been reported
knocked out in Eastern Cambodia, 'Ind
the Commwiilts were reported tryln(lo
break through towud Saigon.
Orange
Weatller
The .... therlady -Wlnntf
temperatum for Prtdly alooi !ht
Orange Coast, wllh belch hlgllt
ri 74 expected. Inlllld tem~
!urea llbould hover around II.
Lows tonl&llt tn the !tT1.
INSIDE TODAY
'Sar Cl!..,..' nat'a w h o I
Ameriam govrirtdl are •~
mg todar. c11e... ii u.. '!ti' t • o d. c-oimu.. tOtU .....
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; DAILY l'ILOT SC
McGovern
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Ask s Nix on
For Debates
l!ANCHESTER. N II . IUPll -Sen.
f'.ot0r11e S. PitcGovern again challenged
President Ni:s:on to a series of ract--to-
fatt campaign debates today, saying the
A"'erican people had a rtghl to an open
dfacussk>n of i~uts.
tf'here was virtually no chance Nixon
"·Al acctpl, on the basis of the refusal by
in.;umbents 1n p.ast presidenllal races to
accept such challenges.
lut ~lcOovern. who optned his first
J!Mnpshlre shoe factory ""here it 111
campaign trip in tile same New
began for him six n1onth.!i ago , called on
Nilon 10 "put aside politics u usunl and
joth me in a series of major television
debates •h is [all.
'*Jf there had bttn debates in 1968.
perhap§ we would have learned more
aboul Ni1.on's secret plan to end tile war
in Vietnam -a plan that is still secret,
about a ~·ar that still gues on, four years
later," he said.
"Never before has an American presi·
dent exposed himself less lo direct ques-
tions from the press, or anyone else in
public vie"'·
"A refusa l to debate this year may
protect Nixon's political akin." McGovern
said. "but it 1o1'ill deprive the American
people of the direct exchange of views
they are entitled. to hear "
About 300 persons "'elcomed the t'lfl·
d1dete at ~'fanchesrer airport "here
'-lcGovern was shown a copy of the
t.1anchester Union-Leader 11o•h1ch et1n·
tllined five ar1lcle1t and editorials un·
fa\'orable to him. ti.tcGovern smiled and
accepted a et1py of th e newspaper.
'McGovern set out on a tv.·o-<iu~· trip
!hat be described primarily as a "listen·
illg tour," but it bore all the trappins;s of
a full campaign-style swing. the first of
its kind since he captured t he
Democratic nomination at t\-11ami Beach
fOt...: weeks ago.
·After the init ial sto p al the shoe fac-
tory -\\'here 1t1cGovtm said his recep-
tion Feb. 18 convinced him he had a
chance in that state"s !\larch 7 primary
-be plaooed stops in Coooecticut and
Rhode Island before wlndlng up in New
'tori: City Friday.
.. Before AicGovem departed, be won a
pledge of campaign support from Sen.
E;dward 1.t Kennedy 'A'ho said he would
~t the trail for the South Dakotan and
his runnitl& mate, Saraenl Shriver, Keo-
Dldy's brother-in-law.
Shriver remained. in Washington, eaaer lg start his part ol the campaign, held up In' the switch of Y\ce prtsldential Can--
di.dates from Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton.
Sbriver was busy with hi.I own and
1t1cGovem's aides working out a cnm-
pq.ign schedule just two days after being
uqminated as the new No. 2 man on the
tkket.
. )i.feanwhile, the Pentagon aCC\l.'led ?.~vem of flying In the race or real!ty
with his suggestion that defense spending
ht cut by $30 billion.
A 200-page counterattack released in
~ashlngton was peppered w l th
~erence.s to 1'.tcGovero by name.
Bresnal1an Wins
Delay in Trial
. ~Orange County Avlallon Director
~rt Bresnahan will face a jury trial
Sept. 19 In West Orange County
Municipal Court on drunkcL driving
charges.
· Bresnahan. 51, of 9192 Oriole Ave.,
R'ountaln Valley, was arrested by Foun-
tain Valley police In June, arter officer3
said hla car swe-rved to avoid a curb and
~used a-minor traffic problem.
t:!f'liet allege he falled. the field sobriety
~an. the county direc.tor of avia· 1" since 1958, was In the Westm lnster
<Wt Tuuday, but won 1 pottpooement
atJfie trial until Sept. lt.
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ll•aprintabfe Senti111ent?
I
ltlfle s, ... re
Park's Leasing
•
Practice ·Probed
A !tderal lnve1U1atlon lnlo !Wini
practlcct ol l•nd In Mlle Squm Reclonal
Park wu ordered by Orange O>unly
SUpervilors Weclnacla1 following a bunt
ol verbal llreW<M'U.
Finl District 5up<n1soT Jlobert Ballin
ettbtn&td be1ted wor<ll with Seeond
District Supervilor David Baker lo lho
contlnulng county seat battle. over alleg-
ed hanky panky In the es:tenslon of a
farming lease Jn the park.
Bat.Un began matters by rtad.tng a
statement. He clalmed Biker had block·
ed h11 propoul to plant devil grua on
Mlle Square acreage In order to aid "a
friend ."
"lt Is not unusual for Mr. BltUn to
point a flngtr of gu1lt ln this dlrectiOn .
whtn there I• probably aomething in hi!!
closet which should be cleaned out,"
Baker countered.
AllO d~ the dllcullion, B1kt•
.-led lbal 811Un'I propoaiI to lfOW
arass on tbe acr~e lnslead of using il
lo. I prollllljl< &JTIC:O!tW'al leue lo the
county ii "ooly an opeo lnvltstlon lo the
hippie element to awann ovtr thlt land
l!1d will lncrwle llw enl<lrttment prob-
lems."
Baker con<ludtd Ille dlscussk>n by
staling that be appreciated the board's
coollcknce In placing the Mlle Square
Dt&!>liatlolll In hi• handJ.
"'These negoUation& Wert b e il U n
1everll years ago and the government ~
about lo detd the property to Ille CGWllY
free of cbara:t, '' Bl.ker rtve1led.
He said be bad not 1nrlCllUl«d this
sooner becaua the federal de~enta
had requested lhat the information bt
held up unlil lhey could ma.k< the an·
OOWICtlll'"L
Used Autos
Ivonilda Rodriques. 23. a fiery bank clerk, \Vas still
giving J.X>lice a piece of her mind as"they to"•ed her
off to Jail in Rio de Janeiro. Incensed at having
been ·given a ticket for parking while she made a
caJI she berated the oflicer and sped off, being
chased by the police man in a taxi-resulting in an
uproar among 3,000 pedestrians who took si des
Viilh \\'3lcr balloo ns, three hours Of choked Up traf·
fie and the riot squad being called out.
The controversy arose last week over
the proposed one-year extension of a
lease of 213 acres of Mlle Square
Jieglonal Park property lo t.1urai Farms
for agricultural use until the county is
ready to further develop the park.
It has betn alleged that somebody a~
proeched Georie Murai and demanded 1
campaign contribution of $10,000 if he
wiahed to have his lease renewed.
To Require
Smog Device
F rom Page 1
DANA DAYS • • •
(inulden and Col!ren Kruger.
The \.\'inner 1n the compeli!ion w i 11
recell'C a $50 savi ng s bond 11·ith 1hc title;
the runner-up .... ·ill 11in a $25 bond.
The girls ...,·ere int roduced at a recep-
tion \Vcdne1day night at the Dana Polnt
''acht Club. Friday's pageant will
fea ture the ronteslants in bikinis and
Jong dresses, sponsors s1!d.
At 10:30 a.m. Saturday a King and
Queen Neptune conle1t will take place
\\"ilh local youngsters competing for the
title of junior king and queen of Dana
Days.
The Carnival on Saturday will run from
11 a.m. to midnight.
Capping the day's festivities will be a
!quare dance exhibition at Dana Harbor
sponsored by the Shipmates Sq u a re
Dance Club. Dozens of dance.rs will take
part ln the 8 p.m. event at Dana Harbor.
On Sunday the nee market. pancake.
breakfet and carnival wil l r,1ume with
special attractions added for children,
spokesmen said.
The Dana Point Chamber of Commerce
Is sponsoring the annual celebration
honoring Dana Point's namesake.
The Dea market was added this year to
add a unique quality to the fesUval and
organl.zations and Individuals f r om
neighboring communities have been
welcome to participate in all pMses of
Dana Days, said spokesman Pat Hannon •
Couple Arrested
A fter Murder
Of Man's Father
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A 2~yHr•
old man 1nd hls 2.1-year-<1ld wife are
bei ng he.Id in the death of the man's
father. whose body was found tied to a
63-pound conct'1!te block in San Francisco
Bay.
Calvin McRlght Jr. was booked for
murder in the county jaU, where he was
being held on parolr violation charges.
His wife. ~larrictte. wa s arrested on a
murder "'arrant Tuesday night in
Altadena by Los Angeles sheriff's
deputies.
Police say Calvin McRlghl Sr., whole
body was found July 10 at the foot of a
pier. had been beaten uncoMCk>us shortly
be.fore h1s death In the apartment he
shared with his son and daughter·in·la~·.
Officers said they believed "financial
gain" was the. motive ror the killing.
Cyclist Killed;
Passe n ger Hurt
A 19-year-old motorcyclist was killed
Wednesday night in Orange, the County
Ccroner's office said today.
Steven Charles Sames of Oranae died
v.·hen his motorcycle wtnt out or control
end struck a telephone pole, tht! cor-
oner's office said.
A passenger on lhfl cycle. Shlr6n
Quinlisk, 15, also of Or1n1e . 1ulfered ln·
ternaJ injuries and a broken arm. She
was M!port~ ln guardtd condition todly
it1 the lntwlve care. ward of Chipman
General HoJpilll.
Fired Skyjacker
Suin g Ex-Bo ss
ROME (UPI) -Rallltle Mlnlchlollo,
who hljacitd a Loi AnaeltHound jot lo
Rome in Iil81l, aal4 lie II IUln( holll
0"11er Nicola PISllllU lor d<llmltloo. ol
chora<ltr. P111111U Ottd him u a
cuhltt llltr 10 dayo on Iha job. A«'<ll'dlna .. M"mlchltllo. who -ua
In • rtllluronl and thm f*1c1 ..,de !Or 1
magutne llnc:t bit nlwt from Jal! lo
.\PrU 1171, P111111U calltd bin> I "mad-
DllO, • Cflmlnal, •• ablol•lllJ .... ~llltUle -· copeble of "'"""'1aC Amlt1c:.to c11aU ud NATO .,.piq.."
Breal{nt Su spect Reported
The matter has been under in-
veaU&ation by the district attorney who
has said his findings wil: be presented to
the Grand Jury Aug. 22.
Battin opened the attack this morning
by staling that ''I did not negotiate with
anyone In regard to the 1'1ile Square land
lease, I had no knowledge of the negotia-
tions and l dld not authorize such ac-
tion.''
Used car buyen In orange and four
other Southern California coonties cam
expect to ante up '25 extra after Sept. I,
under a California Air Resources Board
order to outfit old can wit h anti-smog
devices. To Have Got Nixon Funds The five-man board voted the new
order Wednesday in Los Ange.Jes.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Additional con·
trlbutlons to President Nixon's re-elec-
tion campaign totaJing $89,0(X) f o u n d
way into the bank account <1f one of the
the men charged with breaking into the
Democratic National CommJttee head-
quarters, the \Vashington Star-News said
today.
• Quoting .. sources close to the in-
vesti&alion," lhe Star· News said also that
federal agents probing the June 17 break·
in have found the Republicans establish-
ed a special ''security fund " for its 111·
tional convent ion.
It was not koown , the newspaper ~aid,
whether the money came from that fund
-set up to thwart demonstrations.
The $89,oqG was deposited ln four in-
shtllments Into the account of Bernard
Barker, a Miami real estate man and one
of the fiYe men arrested in the
Democratic headquarters, the Star-News
said.
It would raise to 1114 ,000 the amount
deposited In Barker's accoWlt through
the Committee to Re-Elect the .Prt1ident,
the new1paper said.
Last week. a $25,000 campaign cheek
was tractd to Barker's account at the
Republic National Bank ol Miami.
Nothing Sacred:
$500,000 Nixon
Auto Recalled
DETROIT (UPI) -It seems any car
is subject to recall -even President
Nixon's $500,000 Lincoln Contlntnlal
limousine which was supposed to be
delivered to \Vashington t1vo days ago for
an unveiling.
The five-ton, annor·plated chariot was
just another Ford to the Wh1te House
Secret Service staff which found some
bUAs in the vehicle and lert it on a hoist
at the Ford Motor Co. Dearborn plant.
"The Secret Service wants some
changes. \Ve are not at liberty to discuss
the changes." said Will iam Peacock, a
Ford spokesman.
One IOUrce saJd Wednesday the full y-
equtpped, black limousine built by a
special crew in a heavily-~arded base-
ment shop at Ford's Research and
Englneerlng Center blew 1 line in iU air
conditioning sy1 tem Tuesday.
The car has been taken off a covered
van ~ch was to Cll'ry it lQ Washington,
11ncl put on the rac .. with the hood and
trunk lids r1l8ed and the h1nged rear
bt.Jmper folded down. •
Cororia' s Blood
Sample Souglit
FAIRFI!LO (APl -Tht pl'*<lltor In
the Juan C.orona mass murder case Is
Aee.kln,: a umple of Corona'• blood to
compare It wltb stains found on items of
evldcoet.
Documents on rue In Solono County
courtllou>e '"""ltd Wtdnelday that G •
Dovld T>)a, Sull•r County dlslrlcl at·
lomey, W:td !or Ille chedc ol Coro!>&'•
blood lypt.
0..0. II clwttd with murderlnl ZS
trlllll1111 lann labomr and burylnc
lb'1ll In on:bards along lho Fulher
River nw Yubl C117.
Arnlt Cache Found
Barker, 1 Miami rtal estalt man, was
one of five men arrested in the
Democratic o(flces. The men carried
cameras and bugging equipment. Later,
police confiscated 5 3 consecutively
numbered •100 bills from the men and
!raced the money to a large withdrawal
Barker made from h1s bani:.
''Source!! say the iDYestigaUon in-
dicates that money given as legitimate
campaign contributions 11·as used to
finance the break-in -appal""...ntly
without the knowledge or authorii.atioo of
lop ofrlcials from the Committee to Re--
Elect the President or other GOP
leaden," the newspaper &aid.
"'Federal a1ent1 are trying to pinpoint
tht or)IJN ol lho 181,000 IGd cleteQDine
what transactions brought the money to
the account of Barker." "
Tht 189.000 ~d bom .Jhnl(od to
Barker's accoWlt l.n the blllM!oi:~
Daguerre Ogarrio, 1 proQllnent ~
business la\11.'YCr, who has denied any
knowledge o( the tranmi.cUO!'I. '=
"But sourcCJ have confirmed,10 the
Star-News said, "that the money cUd tnn
through the President's campaign l.'Om-
mittce."
Battin then l"f:ferred. to 1n attempt he
said he made on Dec. 28, 1971, to lease
more Mlle Square land from the federal
government. "'At .hat time the board
voted 4 to l against me and gave Baker
the right to negotiate for more le.nd,''
Battin said.
Referring to a press rtluse by Battln
last Thursday ln which the First District
Supervisor called for "a federal in-
vestigation"' of the matter. Baker called
for an investigation of hLs own lnvoJYing
everyone from the FBI to the Navy
Department.
Battin replied, "I havt sent a Jetter to
the Department of Interior.•'
llUu r<plled lbat Iba Deparlm<nt ol
Interior does not hive and hu never had
anylblng too do wltb the Mlle Square
1-e-f ~
"BatUn 11 just play ocUng and I am
calling his bluff," Baker aid.
"Battln's tactics are beyond the dignity
of this board," Bake.r charged. "'But it it
to1 be. expected wben aomeone Ls in trou-
b~ he will point the finger at 80tne0ne
•13;"
A board spokesman said the order
coven all can .nanufactured bet...,•een
I955 and IM5 tbal can be fitted witb
smog controls.
Used car dealers and their attorneys
pleaded to stay the Sept. 1 deadline, but
the panel said no.
The board did , however. exempt alt
foreign can, plus those with no vacuum
or centrifugal spark advance. those
pov.-ered by fuel in}eclion and 1ny v.·ilb
less than 140-incb engine displacement.
The new device will bypass the car's
spark advance in the engine's timing
device.
If the en&ine. begins to overheat, the
spark advance will reactivate.
The device ii npected to eliminllte
about 30 percent <1f each c a r ' 1
.hydrocarbon and nitrogen o-x id t
emlsliom.
Gene Cone, public information officer
for the Air Resources Board, said
representatives of the used car industry
asked a 60-day eitension past the Sept. 1
deadline.
'They claim It will take three months to
get their 1arages set up to install lhl
new controls.
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Prison 'Veteran' to Aid Ghetto Y out/is
LONG BEACH (AP) -An
u.convkt in his ~ who
aays he hu aptnt 2S yean of
his life behind ban or on
parole has hit the Long Beach
communll1 with plans be
hopes will ensure ghelto
dtildren don't ha\'e the same
erperience.
"I don't know where l
planned my program for help-
ing others," said Dave Ric~
mood, coordinator and director
of the Long Beach Community
Action Prograni. •
"It may have been Soledad
or Vacaville. You name It, I
been there . But t got lired of
doing time. lying behind
granite walls and iron bars ...
SO RlCEfrtfOND spent his
last term in jail - a 19-month.
strttch f0r pa.role violation -
studying lav.·. sociology and
politics.
When he got out. he look
classes at Cal State Long
Beach "to get an education,
not a degrtt."
Now, Richmond turN moot
of hi.I attention to first of·
ftnten ln the poor areas.
helping lbem to kttp out of
troub le a second time, holding
rap seuk>nl as well as trips in
and around the community.
But he said : "f\fy main er.
fort really is to get the whole
community involved In the
probletn11 of the ghetto. This
includes bus inessmen.
educators, pollctmen and the
white mlddle<:lass citizen.''
RlCIDtOND ALSO works
with young adults at several of
the state colleges as weU as
young drui offenders and prM-
titutes.
Recently, he submitted a
proposal to the city or Long.
Beach to establish a
rehabilitation center with pm-
fwional ed~ation counselor!,
drug ct)WU.e!ors and a medical
team.
Another proposal, Richmond
said, would employ young first
offenders in a city beauti!ica-
Um project rather than stnd-lnr tl1<m to juvm!le hall.
Richmond tnvisions the youths
cleJning city streets, rtmov-
ing trash artd washing win-
dows In city and community
buildings.
A THIRD RI C HMOND
proposal would enroll t'.l..of-
fende-rs on parole and pro.
batlon in colleges with the aid
of a recruiting. job pla~ment
and cour15elmg office.
Coming up for younger
chHdren i! a fishing trip on a
barge and a viiut to the Queen
Mary fn Long Beach •!arbor.
The father of n i n e
daughters. Richmond said:
"Ghetto kids are the product
of our society, but I don't
~· If we should be proud of
1t. Kids don 't misbehave
becaust they're protesting, but
they are fighting the 'oppres-
Si\'f' for~· of adult.! .,nd cnm·
mu111ty Icade~. ~ir anx-
ieties ha ve built up to a break-
ing point and they don't kno"'
which v.•ay to tum "
l\'lxo11 Bnr/,er
Vickie Cole, '\ho four
years a g o suppHed
President N1...xon's cam·
pa1gn slogan, ·Bring
Us Together AgJin,'
has been nan11;od as the
Ohio cha1rn1an of the
Future Voters for the
President The 17-vear
old high .sch ool student
"'ill try to drum up
su pport for Nixon
an1ong yoUn.t:" per sons
no! old rnou;,!h to
vote.
1 tlur1daJ, A~USl 10, 1972 ---DAIL y PJLOT =I.
County Tables State Beacl1 Lease Biel
S.l\N LUIS OBISPO 1APl -
County suf)('rvbor lfow11rd
M:inklns say! that offlc1als
tabled a propokd •1 lt'asc or
local beaches to !he stall'
becauw thr oountv °"'o uld ha \e
to :'IUIT\'nder control O\ 1•r
them,
Mankin.1 n~st'rtt•d t h 11 t
Will iam Penn \foll. l>lJtc
Vietna11 1 \\ a r
]lit hv \Vrit1•r
RIO D~: JA\'F.lHO IAP1 -
Bra~tlian c.-olurnnist S.1hn~1i:ino
Augusto dP Sou1a wrotr lhnt
Portugal's pr1mr n1 1 n i st er
cvenluall)' wook! \\ 1!hdrav.•
troous from African r11lunie~
"just as t' S. !;Old1t·r~ arr
prl?:wntly hein~ c·h.t$l'd out of
V1etnan1 like do~<i " lJt· Suuza
\\:JS churgl'd un<ll'r tl1e fl.'\·
1ton11I liet.·unl:"' J;J1\ 11·11h lihel-
HIJ.: a forr1gn l'l •• 1 f 111 !'\all',
but the < h,1ri.;t· 11<1s d1~1n1s.~Nl
t'J('C<J\ll'r 1l1r pre!-ull'n! not lhl'
prttl\(' min1~ter. is t h c
PortUb'Ut'Se c·hiel nr stai4'
parks and rf'('realion d1rt•t:lor.
reneged on a promiSf' to lel
the-county rct.1\n conlrOI and
Inst.ea dww.nted his departml'llt
to have the authority.
Tile county had hfen roo-
~!ldt'rlng Jeasmg south county
beaches, including the farnt'd
Pb1mo chun beds. su Lh.at the
!l"'tf' could de\•c\op fati!itlt'S.
su{·h as N'.Ill rooms, 1nore
fullv.
The. t1'tall' offered s t . 2
1ttllhon In developn1cnt funds
e11her wa) bot ~I a 11 k i n s
dt<(lal'f'd that lht <'QUnty
should maintain jurisd1ct1on to
guarantee prole-r11on of th<'
btaches.
Munk:ins de-clart'd that th1
parks department "I<:. un" 111
ing to rerognire the 1ni~t>r.1b!i·
stair or the prOJ)l•r\\ HI th1
(){'('ano an.•a" \\h1rh 1111· \lall•
owns neit door to 1·1~1n11
lkarh. I
The su1><'n·isor. v.lh.l~!' ;1r~:i
Includes the south ht•;it'hl'~ 11!
I
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Lcav~1 B11lbo.r Pavlllon
Dall)' 11.r 9o.m . C11ll
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Swi Lu.ls Obispo C.ounty, :suc-
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lt!4!1e proposnl strirktn frtiru
tht Sllpen 1sors• agend1.
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BewltefatlJg Choice
Witches House at comer of Wive and Hillcrest in Laguna Beach "".as
started In late 1920s and is still being remodeled. It has been deSig-
nated a historical . landmark. See other choices on Page 3. The house
is reached by a bridge over a ~ash. T~e topmost g~ble is ~O feet
high. Mullioned windows look 1n all directions. Inside a crrcular
staircase seems to bang with no support.
House Security Group
Won't Subpoena Fonda
From Wire Serv1ctt
WASHINGTON -Til4! House Internal
Security Committee refused today . to
subpoena actress Jane Fonda· to testify
about her antiwar activities while in
Hailoi.
Instead, it decided to ask the Ju~tice
DePartment to repOrt to the comm1t~ee
by Sept. 14 on the progress of an inquiry
into Miss Fonda's actloos in Nott!) Viet-. . nam.
During an hour-long closed se55ion, the
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R'aft Surfing
Co1iwst" Slate d
The Third Annual Ralt Surfing contest
will be beld al 9 am. Saturday at the
l\fain Beach in Laguna Be,acl>. ,
committee set aside a member's request
that Miss Fonda be subpoenaed to appear
before the panel.
Then, a move wa:s made to send a let·
ter to the attomey general asking what
the Justice Department is doing in its
probe of the matter. When a request was
made to insert a date in this Jetter. thus
settling a' deadline for the attorney
general's report to the committee, the
pane] voted 8 to 1 for this course of ac-
tion. Rep. Robert F. Drinan CO-Mass.),
was the lone dissenter.
o-Drinan said the committee's action
represented a "clear-cut victory" for him
in biJ bid to defer the subpoena request.
'Tbts is the first time wit.bin memory
that this committee has refused to sub-
poena an unlriendly wibleU," Drinan
told reporters.
Rep. Fletcher Thompson (R-Ga.)
sought to reopen the investigation into
possible 111bverstve activities aimed at
(See FONDA, Page II
Changes
Foreseen
In Laguna
"'People pc:ilver" ls forcing changes in
the activities and m:ay in the long nm
force a change in the form of Lagwia
Beach government, Mayor Charlton
Boyd said loday.
''Tbere has betn a change in emphasis
in terms of involvements on the part of
the people." Boyd said.
Boyd forecast a possible change in the
municipal makeup from that of a city
manager government to one more cl~
like a city administrator. "( -
"II is a long-term trend possibility for
sure, from the concept of the people
participating fully in their government
• . . participating in council hearings,
commission bearings and on citizen com-
mittees,'' Boyd said.
A city manager form of government,
like that of Laguna Beach, entails having
one man manage the city on the direc-
tions and order of an elected city council.
The city manager hires h i s
subordinates to carry out his tn.structions
on the management. of the city.
In Laguna Beach, these subordinates
include. the Dlreclor of Planning, who
also deal& with the citizen Planning Com-
mission, a situation which accon:Ung to
Bo:nl createa JOme c:cmha10ll wbo ii "'·-, -working ~ . -•
. Under a cJ1r Unlohlnl« lomt,. the
various , de~ m4'} -k under
various ~itlzen eotnmiss1om or Councils.
''Ille city -manager f-fllled the
need of lbe IOI and. 11111, buL the people
have said that we do not want this now,"
Boyd said.
Boys said lhal he wt!! aLt<mpt lo steer
several measures through the Laguna
Beach CitY. Council which will more truly
make the city manager an executive
branch, and reduce the policy making
authority of the office.
These mea!llres include restoring the
requirement or a 4-1 vote. by city council
to overturn a Plannin~ Commission
decision, increased autonomy for t.he
Planning Commission and more citizen
participaUon in the government.
"The question is do people want a voice
In their village or do they want to
delegate it to a hired man," Boyd said.
Viet Cong Given
f:onference Se at
GEORGETOWN, Guyana (AP) -The
Viet Cong was granted a seat today at
the nonaligned nations conference. Three
countries -Indonesia, Malaysia and
Laos -walked out of the meeting hall
'Mle conference was closed to the press,
but conrerenee sources said the Viet
Cong delegation was admltt~ u a full
member for the Georgetown confereoce
only.
These infonnants said it would be up to
heads of state to decide whether the V1tt
Cong should be actepled as a full
permanent member of the nonaligned
group at a summit confereoce, probably
to be held um year.
Hurt Surfer ·Needs Dog
Back to Aid in Rec~very
BY JACK CHAPPELL
Of ,.. DalfY l'llM ,1,rr
A young man, his back snapped in a
surfmg accident, lies paralyzed at South
Cooast Community Hospital. He needS
his best friend to help hiin pull through .
But Ills best friend , a Gennan shepherd
named "Easy" was left behtnd on the
South La~ beach while his master
was loaded into the ambulance and rush-
ed lo the hospiLal.
Bewildered, the animal was cared for
by a young Sa,n Juan Capistrano woman,
who after fatiing lo find a South Laguha
,..;~mt lo waLdl the dog, took Easy lo
her .own home, a horse ranch along Spot-
Lad Bull Road. .
Euy was put up overnighL In a ataH
OIJWde, In• the morning, a mound of dirt
and a llole mder the wooden wall were
all thal ftmalned.
Easy •·~lbed as a male, one year
and two months old, black with brown
markiop on his legs, stomach and lop of
bead. He is said to ~ ~y and was
wearing a cl>ain and JIU collar. Anyone
finding Easy may calf Barbara Hanna at
525-8100 or 8714353, collect.
Today, Stan Price of Fulltrtolt un-
dereoes spinal surgery. Hosp~tal aides
say the ~year~ld student at Fullerton
Junior College is in critical condition.
His brother, Larry, 23, and parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Price have driven out
from lndianapc:ilis, Ind. to be with Stan.
They, along with Stan's girlfriend,
Barbara, have organized a search
for the dog.
They were offering a reward of $25 for
tt.t! shepherd, but a Virginia man whose
own son is in a situation similar to Stan'a
handed Lal'J")' 15 In the bQeplLal corridor.
., "Here, let 's make tbat.'30," he a.aid in
an elegant Southern drawl.
Larty and Barbara have been lo the
local SPCA and the eounty pound.
Several of Stan's friends have made up
posten and have placed them at service
ataUons in the vicinity of ranch.
"We've been trying lo do e'erytbing lo
find him,"' Barbara said. Sponsored by the city, Red'eaUOll
Deportment, the coot<sl ;will have . two
dfvisjoos, one for boys 1% years· of, age or
-· younger and the o~ for boya 13 years of~· or older. Awird&,will be pveo and"
ra!U are pnivlded.
Politi~s-Noi Musi~ "ThlJ young man needs evel")'thlng
polssibte lo help him, and the dog"wu his
companion," Mrs. Eileen Po I z i en ,
intemift Care Unit supe"1aor, aid.
Entry forms for tlie conteat are ·
aviilable from the recrtaUon Depart-
ment. 1n .N. Coast ~way, Laguna
Beach.
Pede stria11.
Gets a Ha nd
The evidtnce WU pain/Uny ob-
Yious loccor.tlng lo a Laguna Beach
pollce reporl labeled "usault and
battery." '
A-WOllWI. walldrlc down th&. lido
or .LapDa Call)'Oll Road s;.ld she
had been slapped on the duri<re by
.a -or lii • passing car.
AD tnmtlption by a ftmale
tnlmber of the Laguna Beach
Rolict melted 1M perfect Imprint
ol the .... µanL'I hand on the
woman'• pastetior. n.. ~u 1s-y .. r<>ld lold of·
fl<Ol"I tn -..... In the ~ 1 oar.
Phy llis Sweene y Added to l:ouncil
· By JWUIAllA ltREDIICll LhaL followed the 1170 CILy Council eloc-
ot rM °"" n.t ''"' lion aroused both her Ip and her interest
11 Phyllis Sweeney badll'L married in the local govemm"!lal scene.
right after her graduation from college, 'the ... ; .. i. rile batUe drew her into she migbt have pursued a career iA •"'6" music -platio aJlil ttlln are ber i... VUI• Wcuna and she played an active
s\nnnenLa -but bringing up a fanillJ" of rOle In the,peUUon cir<:UlaLing and other
four cul inlo ber praclice time and sttpo loldlDg to Lhe declion that Id
deloured any notions' she might have had i..,una'I' lll'loot bUilding bellJit llmit.
in thal directioo. , "W~ in r.al t$1aln l"fe bad JDllll1
However, mll!ic Is stlU very much • coatacb Wida peopl• moving lo Lquoa."
part of the S~ household. •loog ohe explefnl, "and I know what theyn
Wilh camping, bacl<packlo(, pollUca and lookJog for. "'llley'N CODdiol bote to aet
P',q ~the Lable lal>Of1!\-"""111Y set-awartnm.-conditioqrlike lll'IOr,'
up in lhe . livln& room at :rn Tenwle gesL!CJo and 1111!1' rise and I think tt'• Jm.
Hlll• Drive). portant lo reallu thl l4ln1 -l~'e
Mn. Swe<ney our!a<ed n the newm rel! estai. -1• rtaU.. It, and a
member ol t.oguna•1 City 00\mcll last 1111D1ber of them~ to 111pport the
-k when the r'eslgnation of former. aetl-bigb rloe inlllat ."
Ma:;or Rkbard Goldbel"( ne<tu!LaLad an Silt llao was ac aa a ptt!U.O.
appointmcnL lo fill bis .. ,L on the ...,,. circulator in the campo!p lo nca11 ....,...
cll. cllmae Edward !Mr '*-· "I -·t A Laguna retlck!lt since Iii!, she bad O\"erlool: the lat Iha! ht ll'aa the anly
dc<0Lad most ot ber opare Ume and member of the · ..,,. ~enu~
Ollerp to youllHlrtenLed octivlUes aotll Opposed the I Uve and -.ed n
boul I,,. ytan qo, wbeo the ••mLa CS.. , P I)
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Music TOlllAL ESTATI
Councllmo s-y
The nurles too have a re,vard, said
Mn. PoWen. "We'll give the finder a big
kiss, aod lols ol tender loving car.," she Aid. .
Saddlehaek Sets
M;onda y M~ting
' Salldlebadt' Colle&e"tnllteel voted lllll ,...1<. lo retum lo lhelr ~ odledute
ill" met~~.~ nm Mooc!OJ o1 ,_, l""l'lh, "'6""wJC II Oc\olltf-
,,,. flnt "'~ fa !eptember Is Labor ~ ... the ii<Plmber mOetlnC
will be held on ~ Sept, I.
At ILa. annual orpmlat1on 'met!Jne In
~uly, the board chonged ltl rqular
.....ttnf"da!O lo the -'llalndaJ ol nch month, but publlsberJ ol -'cly
-n "'luested a NIU1)I lo the
M-1 ldledole lo -their pr-... deadlines.
Tbe • p.m, ........ .,. held In the
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Laguna Top
Of World
Won 't Close
Rumors that Laguna'• Top of the
World Fire Station might be clo&ed u an
economy move spread like wildfire
throllgh the Art Colony Wedne!day, but
were disclaimed today by Mayor
Charllon Boyd and City Manager Larry
Rose.
"There are no speciric proposals to
close any fire .stations, .. said Rose. 0 Ill
the Ught of the upmsed wbh of the
council that some eflective cut.I in ex-
pensea be propoaed at the budget 1Iudy
session Saturday, alerations of all city
departments art being examined. The
only fair and objective way is to look 1t
everything, but of course this can lead to
speculation and rumor."
Mayor Boyd said the manager had
been asked to prepare cost analyses in a
number of areas for the budget study and
th.is activity could give rise to aucb
speculation.
"Any recommendation to shut down 1
fire station -and there is no such
recommendation -would be one ol. last
resort," said Boyd. "And I don't aee the
city in that sort of emergency lltuatJon."
llumon that cuu In the rt.-. Deem.
mOllL budgeL might jead lo cinoure "Of the
Top of the World'1!1allon apoi-ked an .,..
noimcemenL from T~ 91 the Wcrld r:~~~~~
hand at the t:,o a.m. boclpt -
Saturday lo ptvlesl aucl> -t~ioo or elllillnaUon or· fire pro-
servlces should be the last thing ~t beh considered, If at all, In coming up
recommendations lo reduce city costs," saJd Di Fiore.
Boyd urged • cool approach lo the task
of . eva!W1Ling the city budget and
deciding on cuts to eliminate an an-
ticipated deficit
"~e are In a position of studying
various alternatives opeD to us to better
our financial position," said the mayor
"IL .11 bighly important thaL during ~
penod of examination no one of ua jumps ·
to _any concluaioN thaL any definlln
decLSion or commitment bu been reacfl.
ed. We just do not have enough in-
fonnatlon now to make such a judgment
"Hopefully a beginning will be made
Saturday, but I emphasize, no action will
be taken. It will be an exchange or need.
ed Information and I would respectlully
request everyone lo remain calm, cool
and collected as we examine the effects
of various cuts, without emotionally
reachlng a conclusion that we have to
make any one of them ."
The budget study, which is open to the publi~, is scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to
noon m City Hall councU chambers,
Nixon At Retreat
THURMONT. Md. (UPI) -President
Nixon has secluded himself at the Camp
David mountain retreat to rtview
material for his acceptance speech at the
Republic8n natiooal convention Aug. 23.
The President was expected to return to
Was:hington later today, concluding •
three-day stay In wllleh he concentrated
on his re-election oampalgn.
Orange
We atller
The weatherlady sees warmer
temperaLurea for Friday •lone the
Orange Coast, with beadl highs
ol 71 expected. Inland temper•
tures sboUld hover arounCI to.
Lows lonlil>t In the !O's.
INSWE 'l:C)D~Y
'Sall Cheese.' Th.aft what
.Amtricmt·oo•rmc" arc tcrtom-mo toda11. Chl11c u tAa 'ftl'
prod. Coseophtl<1 1olU ..,.,,
drive hu!ld,..dt of lllill• ftW •
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S. Viets Get
QuangJri
Bridge~ead
•• • SAIGON (UPI) -South Vietname!e
rnarlnM broke a wttks~ld sUalemate in
the Quang Tri area today by capturing a
bridgehead south of the city -the ir rlrst
~al victory since lt>ty rtlleved the badly
batteM airborne troops al Quang Tri on
~uly 77.
A martne battaUon of 500 men climbed
out of Its 'u'lholet near the provlndal
capital just Mio"' the north-soulh border
•nd !f'iz.e.d lhr bridgehead at the Tach
Han Ri\'l'r.
This gives them a new attnck roule
toward the Communist-held citade l. a
rr.ile lo the north in tht ~nter of the-city.
, TM North Virtnam1•~c held onto the
18th century citadel despite n I!. w
t.merlcan air attackl'l In whlch "11mart
bombs" gulded by luer beams blew up
part Of the WAii that forms !he fortre~.
T~.-Communist defender! v.·erc heavily
protected by big artillery pieces firing
from up to 17 miles away.
UPI Correspondent Alan Dawson said
387 artillery and mortar shells hit the
marine posilion.s aboul 80 yards from the
ciladel between I a.m. and 11 am. bul
that casualties v;ere "light."
South Vietnamese fightu-bombeni
fought back and said they killed 15 North
Vielnamese soldiers and destroyed 14
lank.s and fou r 1\1olotova trucks.
U S. planes Md halted air support in
Quang Tri city Itself but returned today.
U.S. Navy ships of! the roast also fired
into the city and &2 bombers new
missions as close as a mile west of lbe
city and In the threatened Hue area
further south.
Despite the limited succeu at Quang
Tri, the situation was eriowi: elsewhere
and military spokesmen warned lhat a
Communist force originally estimated at
100 tanks still menaced the cambodlan
capital of Phnom Penh and Saigon.
The tanks were reported near HlghY.'llY
J in the Kompong Trabek area 47 mlles
southeast of Phnom Penh and 15 miles
northwest of Saigon. A Cambodian high
command spokesman expressed fear !he
Communists "'ould win at Kompong
Trobek and then mo\'e toward Phnom
Penh.
• About 25 tanks have been reported
-knocied out in Eastern cambodia, and
the Communists were reported trying to
bru.l tbrougb IOWard Salion.
FromPqel
:FONDA •••
Gis, which would have made poulble a
auh~na for Miss Fonda.
"In effect, we said to Fletcher
Thompson, 'go away, no subpoena',"
~said Drinan. "lt was a clear rt!pwlia-
~ lion, II
Thompson described Miss Fonda as
as "Hanoi HaMah. '' and asked the com·
mlttee to reopen Its Investigation.
"She has no evidence that is nece1111ry
for the Congress to make better lawi."
·declared Drinan.
• Drinan, a Roman C.t.hollc priest and
oppon~t of Administration policies ln
Vietnam, said Thompson was using Miss
Fonda as a publicity "gimmick" In bis
campai&n for the U.S. Senale.
Rep. Richard H. lchord (D-Mo.),
chairman af the commitlet, n id he had
"mixtd feelings" about summoning P.1i.ss
Fonda because she could use the a~
~pearance as a propaganda "forum" and
_\'it could prejudice any prosecution
• a1ainst her."
Hijack Penalty Eyed
WASHINGTON (UPI) -A Calilornia
congreuman wanta skyjackers to be
,:iven lhre same punishment traditionally
-ven pirates on the high seas -a death
•ntence. Rep. B. F. Sisk ID-CaUf.). in-
b>duced a bill Wednellday that 'Vr'Ould
make the hijacking of an ab-plane a
ltkleral offense punishable bv death.
DAILY PILOT
llnprintable Sentiment?
Mlle! .Square
Park's ·Leasing
•
Practic·e Probed
A fedtral lnvestiptlon Into lwlnc
practices of land in Mlle Square Regional
Park was ordered by Orate• County
SUpenlJort Wednesday lollowiq I burst
of verbll fireworks.
Finl lllstrk:t SUpervllor Robert Battin
oxchaJiied boated wonla with Second
District Supervlaor DaYtd Bahr in the
t'Ontlnulng county 1e.1t battle over aUe&·
ed hanky panky In the extension of a
farming lease in tbe puk.
Battin btgan matters by readlnc a
statement. He claimed Baker bad block·
ed his proposal IO plant drril gran on
Mile Square aa-eaae in order to ald "a
friend."
"It la not unusual for lifr. Battin to
point a fln1er of guilt In this direction
when there la probably llOD\ethlng in his
closet which ahould be cleaned out,"
Baker countered.
The controversy aroH lut weU over
the proposed one-year aten.rton of a
Alm during the -looii Baktt
-that Battin'• proposal to pow grasa on tbe aaop lotttad or ll&ing 11
tor a prolUablt agkultural ltue to lhe
county ts "ooly aa oPllJ lnvllattoo to the
hippie eltmt'llt to twann over thlt land
and wW incrult low en.torcomaot prob-·
Jel'GI."
-eoncluded Iha -by slallng lblt be llJIPttdlt.ed the boml's
conlldence In placin( Iha. MJJo Squan
negoUatlons In biJ banda.
''Tbete Dt'gOliationl wtre be I u n
MVeral years ago and the 1ovemment iJ
about to d«d the -rly to the county
fret of chara:e." ~ revealed.
He aald he bad oot announced this
-becaUle the led<ral ~· had r<quetted thet the lnlormatloo bo
held up 1111lll Ibey could -the ...
!IOWICOIDenL
Used Autos
Ivonilda Rodriques, 23, a fiery bank clerk, wa.11 still
giving police a piece of her mind as they towed her
off to jail in Rio de Janeiro. Incensed at having
been given a ticket for parking while she made a
call she berated the officer and .11ped off, belng
chased by the policeman in a taxi-resulting in an
uproar among 3,000 pedestrians who took sides
with water balloons. three hours of choked up traf-
fic and the riot squad being called ouL
lease of 213 acru ol Mlle Square
ll<glonal Park property to Mural Farms
for agrlcultur1l use until the county ii
ready to further devtlop tbe parlt.
It hu been alleged that tomebody ap-
proached George Mural and demanded a
To Require
Smog Device
Recruiting Poster Figure Dead
San Juan Capiltrano resident Walt!r
Botts. who posed as Uncle Sam for the
famous "I Want You " Anny recruiting
poster, dled Wednesday following a brief
illness. He wu 72.
Funeral services !or Mr. Botta are pen-
ding at Sheffer Mortuary In San
Clemente.
A native of Indiana. Mr. Botts worked
most of his life as a musician and a
vocalist . He was augmenting his musl·
cian's lncame u an artist's model when
he posed for tbe poster, painted by
From Pagel
SWEENEY ...
needed hiah rise."
Her appointment to the City COuncll
came as a surprise.
Jamts Flagg, In 1938.
The poster. showing Uncle Sam forcing
his pointed finger at the viewer, has
since become part of A~rlcana and is
allll used ll:lr recruiting purposes.
Although' Mr, Botts posed for many
other artlats, Including No rm an
Rockwell, during his life, none ever al·
talned the public recognition of the Flagg
poster.
A veteran of World War I, ,_1 r. Botts'
musical career began in the: early 1920's.
He played tht saxophone and was the
featured \'OCallst with the orehestras of
Harry Jame!, Jack Teagarden, Red
Nichols and Johnny JohnJOn .
He Lt 1urvlved by hi! widow, Marjorie.
of the family borne at 26000 Avenida
Aeropuerto, space 98.
Wenke Endorsed
By Three Men
He Defeated
Interest Light
111 T\vo Contests
For Capo Seats
campaign cootrlbutlon or $10,CIOO 11 be
wilbed to ht ve h1t leue renewed.
The m1tt.er ha1 bftn wxter ii>
veJ!liaUon by the diatrlct attorney who Used car ba)'en In Oran&• and !oor
has said hla findlnp wtl! be prtS<nted to otber Southern Calllornla countleJ can
th• Grand Jury Aua. D. expect "' ante up '25 mra alt« Sept 1.
BaUln opened the attack thla morning under a callJ'ornil Air Rmourca Board
by 1tatlq lblt "I did not ne&otlate with order to outfit old cars with anU41DOC
anyone ln regard to the Mlle Squart land devices.
l!!!&se, J had oo knowledge of the netotia· The five-man board voted the new ~i:::' .. and I did not authorize such ac-order Wedoi!Oday in Loi Angeles.
As rour candidates for two school Battin then referred to an attempt he A board spokesman Wei the order
board t •-1 1 Tu sd said be made on Dec. 28, 1971, to leaae covers all can .nanufactvred belwetn sea s up 1vr e ect on e ay I"" and !M• that can be ft"-• with Id t Is bo th more Mlle Square land from the federal _, PW ncu wou a test, August a ut e worst govenunent. "At Jiat time the board mnog controls.
month lo launch a campaign along the voted 4 to 1 a1almt me and gave Baker Used car dealers and their attorneys
South Coast. the right to negatlate for more land,'' pleaded to stay the Sept. l deadline, but
Because of the seasonal "darkness " of Battin 'said. lbe panel aald DO.
voter and educational organizations, no Referring to a preas releaie by Battin The board did, however, eiempt alt
candidates' nights were scheduled in ad-last Thursday in which the Flrat District foreign cars, plus those with no vacuum
vance ()f Tue!day'a election to fill t\\'O Supervisor called for .. ., federal in. or centrifugal apark adv~e. those
sealS on lhe board or educat1"on for lhe Powered by fuel injection and any with vestlgaUon" of the matter, Baker called Jes.a than 14()..lnch engine dlsplaceme.nt.
Capistrano Unified School District. for an lnvestJ&atlon of hJJ OWD involving The new device will bypau the car'5
The board seats both represenl everyone from the FBI to the Navy spark advance in the engine'• timing
district! in San Clemente. Department. device.
In Trustee Area One, left vacant by the Battin replied, "l bavt: sent a letter to U the qine beginl to overheat, the
resignation of the Rev. Donald Inlay, the the Department of Interior." spark advance will reactivate.
Rev. Allan Vemoo and William Enqulll Baker r<plitd that the D<partmont of The dtvice Is expected to ellmlnale
are candldates. "I• 1 • 1Ji1rior -.. not baYe and bu ntva' bad about 30 percent of eacb c a r ' a hydrocarbon aod Ntrogen o 1 i d e In Trustee Arel Twot_ left vacant by anything to do with the Mlle Square etniS!ions.
lhe reslgn1tion of Or. IRo~Mer, lease . ~ Gene Cone, public Information offictr
Mrs. Wilma Bloom and. Dr: !:d Wntbft!a "Battin Is ju11t play acting and I am for the Air Resourcea Board, said
are seeking election. -, calling his bluff," Bai.er aaid. representatives of the used car Industry
•·1w been havi ng trouble ev.la b;1ng "Battln's tactica are beyond the dignity asked a 60-day exteruiion put lhe Sept. 1
to convince JX'Ople that there I! an elec-or this board," Baker charged. "But Jt ia deadline. lo be expected when sameone Is in trou-They cl.aim It will take three months to
"I'd beard Mr. Goldberg would be
making an announcement," she says,
"but I thought he probably would jOst
step dov.·n as mayor. \Vhen they told me
ht was resigning from the council and
asked if I would RCCept the appointment I
v.·as speechless . Fortunately my husband
and the kids were at home "hen the call
cttme, so we had a quick conference.
They wert all for II . so I accepted."
tlon on Tuesday," said Mn. BIOom t~ ble he wW point the finger at someane get their garages set up to install the
l',irst Dislrict Supervisorial candidnle day. ~ else." new control!.
\l.'illlam \Venke today received the "un-· I---------------------------..:.._..:.._...:...:::::.:::. ________ _
Of the new council she 5ay1, ''I hope
we will be able to fo rget about
personalities and put the necessary
emphasis on problems that mwt be IOIV·
ed -it's loog overdue, and we are facing
deadlines on some really momentous
deci!ions."
Although her views on local problems
are more or less in line with tboae or the
new council majority, Mrs. Sweeney
says. "I hope I'll be able to represent
everyone. not any particular group. In
my years of living here I've had contacts
v.·ith homeawners, young people. the
schools and the business cammunity.
"1 realize the community can't stand
still and stagnate. A lot of things need to
be tom down or rebullt; tbe fact that
something is old doesn't neassarlly
make it good. But we can be selective in
our growth and not just Jet It happen to
us. We must be alert to \be pressures
developing all around ll!l."
Apart from Village Laguna, ahe ha.s
been a member al the Civic League and
the Top of the World Community
Association and has been active with the
Girl Scouts, Boy Scout. and Little
League.
A licensed real estate salesman for the
past nine years. she is as.wciated with
Dorene Riclunonci's Reelex firm in
Laguna.
An honors graduate of the University
of Maryland, sl'lt! had britf experience in
journalism. reporting for a county
newspaper. used her musical tralnini for
job! as an accampanist and did oc-
casional part time teaching before the
family moved to California.
Her husband , Jim, is manager of acf..
vanced technology al North American
Rockwell. Their daughter, Pam Sweeney
Woodie, 14. now lives In Boulder, Colo.,
but manageg lo get out for visits. bring-
ing granddaughter Beth, now 18 month•
old.
Pam and Jim Jr .. 21, are graduatu of
UC Btrkeley. Mlke, It, It 1tltndlng San
Oiega State and r.1ark. 17, \1 a senior at
Laguna Beach High Schoo'..
1be older children btgan their 1ehool-
1ne in Maryland and carTled on In
Laguna achoola, all graduating !tom
Laguna Hl&J!.
Tlie s-1 household pm:olala with
youn& peopl•, 8pe<lally in aummer,
wlien tveryvne allowa up In IAl\IDa to
r<new acquaintance wltll the beach. Thia
II nno with PllYUla who aay1, "l thlnJc
teenqers are j\111 .,.all"
How about women'• llberaUon?
"I do !eel Ihm are ln<qullles In pay
and profwlonal opportunity for many
womtn. One Of my bo]ls lilod to Mnd me
a lot of llter1tut1 on women'• lib from
achoo! and he seemed to tblnl" I aliould
Jtl tn..lved wtlh l~ but I u1u1lly waa too bUI)'," ll)'I 1be: IPPIJ't.ntl1 thorouih11 11btrate.d mOlber; bouHWU ..
bllilneJawomao and ----
qualified support" of John W. "Bill" llill.
one of his rive opponents in the June
primary.
Hill aaid , "As r announced when I
ente~ the campaign I feel 1hat the pea.-
pie of the district have had oo represen-
tation since Supervisor Robert Ballin
tool arfice. I feel ?llr. Wenke can gi\·e
the people that representation.''
Wenke and Battin are facing each
other in a November runOf! election.
At a press conference th is morning,
Wenke said he also had been endorsed by
Paul Balch and Sadie Reid, two other op-
ponents in the primary.
The fifth candidate in the June
primary. Wallace Davis of Fountain
Valley, has said he will make an an-
nouncement on the race Sept. 1.
HUI said he doubts that he would ac-
tively campaign for Wenke becauJe he Ls
busy as Santa Ana zone chainnan of the
Committee to Re-elect the President.
Wenke said he is willing to meet Battin
ln open debate at any time.
Thrtt meetings where the two will con-
front each other have already been ar-.
ranged, the candidate said.
The first will be Aug. 22 before the
North Orange County Board of Realtors,
the second Aug. 30 al the Santi Ana
North Rotary Club and the third Sept. 21
at a meeting of the American Society of
Socilll Workers.
Saddlehack Out
Of College Unit
By voting to lncrea!t Its membmhlp r .. !lOm '1.200 to 12.000. the Cal~omla
Junior Colltge Association k>st 1t least
one mmbtr -Saddleback Collqe.
The new lee, Hans Voael told fellow
Slddlebac::k t.rusttltl this week, is ex·
orbllant and out or Jttp with lhc bomfs
attempt to cut all P*lble "-·
He a!Jo q...uooed tbe CJCA proced111<
of apprvvlo( tbe r .. -by vole•
vola without a tbonJuih btarin(.
'l1le board 11111ru-..ly apprvvwd 'its
motion to ronco membenltlp tbla , .....
Pair Held for Drugs
l\li:NO, Nev. (AP) -A Sit\ Jose eo11ple
,,., amJtod h<rt 'l\Jasd91 ror ln-
VYIJi•Uoo of a YlfltlY of narcotrcs
char&o lollowtnr I polke nld on a local
moltl room. Pollet Nld lb"f . J<ioed an
utlmated 11,IOO ..nit or liaalllsh, J11us a
lar1t quanUty Of marijuano and LSD
~~rl!&:bjdl IQed I month-
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)'QC. 65,' NO. 223, 3· SECTIONS, Ja.P.+.GES . . . . ' ORANGE . COUNTY,. CALIF()RNIA THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, "72 TEN CENTS
Collins Protest
Citizens Mount 11th Hour Dr ive
ll~printab.le Se11timent:
An Uth liour uprilq ol cltluo proltst
aglinll lbe JitOPC)led $1'5 -dev<lopmeo1 plU lor. the Collins Radio
Oom,PIDY property near °'"'* c..imy AJrpOrt lllrlaced In the ......, ball of
Nawport Beach W~.
1'e ptaldent ol the N01th l!Iulf Park
Community Aslodatlon anntlODced that
petltkN signed "by at lout 1,111111 -and
maybe 5,000" llomeownen Pl\1lestini !he
pn>p>sed commercial IDll!ng will be
delivered to city <OllllCllme;i by Monday
n!gbt.
Councilmen will meet Monday at ?:30
p.m. to act on lhe controversial Collins
r<qllftl 1hat, if •PP"'Ved. would lay the
gmmdwork for • IJ.otory botel and •
ownber of hlib rile ollic:e buildltlCI·
Tbe fact that none of the 'CH -
!tom the inJect •ould ao to the ~·MIU Un!flod School Dlllrfct ....,. to· be the spark that bu touched
oU. a majcr """'1dsweU, acmrdlnc to
North Bluff auocl•tlon p r·e 1 Ide at,
Malcolm "Mike" Mllllron.
He said be'• been In oontact with ol·
ficlals of mart than a b&lf~zen. other
community ll'OUPI aod all are circulating
petltlolll uklng couocilmeD to turn down
the pn>pOll!.
Milliron saya the pel!Uons cite five
buic objectlonl, !ncludln( !he dectera-
Uon that U there ll to be commercial
dev,lopment in Newport Beach, the:
Irvine N runes Paul Brady
To Head City Department
Iwnilda Rodriqu ... 23; a·flery bank cler._ was still
giving police a piece of her mind as Ibey towed her
off to Jail Ill. Rio do Janejro. Incensed at baving
been given a ticket. for parking while she >made a
call ~· berat.d Ibo officer and sped off, being
chased by lhe policeman in a taxi-resulting In an
uproar among 3,000 pede~s who took sides
with water balloons, three.hours of choked up traf.
fie ·and the riot squad being called ouL
Jrvlne city cooncllmeo this week llJ>
proved the appointment of the flrst of an
eventual five cUy department heads.
mtnl.atraUon rrom Cal State Los Angeles.
He and his wlfe, Unda, have two
daughters and 1 son. They live ln Tustin
Meadows.
I
SmQgDevices Ordered
At Saw of Used Cars
other Soullleni eauromi&. con Uaed. car IIllYen In Orang~four
ezpoct to .. ~ 1'l$25-~ !1l<r 1
under a CaJlfonilj Alt n-.-
order to outfit old can with anll'omog
devices. . •
'l'be nv ...... -~ voted tlle-..;,.
order Wodoesdiy lD~ ~~
A board llJIOkesli\an said !he; order
CO\len all can .nanufactm'td betW'ffn
111$5 and ljli tllat CID be fi~ with
amogcootnils.' .
Used car dealers and their 1ttcmeys
pleaded to stay the Sept. t deadllne, but
the panel said no.
The board cfid, however, esempt all
foreign cars, plus thole with DO vacuum
or ceotrifupl spar!< advance, U-
power<d by fuel ~ and any with
less lhan 140·inch engine cliat>loceinea!-
Tbe new device will byplll the car'•
swk advance In• the ..,glne'• Umlng
de\Oce. u the engine beglnl1to Oftrbeat, the
spark advance will reactlVate.
'Die device is expected to eilmi01le
ab6ut 30 pertenl of each c 1 r ' s
hydnlcarbon and nitrogen o • I d e
emlisiolll.
Gene Cone, public information officer
for !he Air Resources Boul!, said
repreaentaUves o( tbe used car industry
uked_ a IO-day eslensioo past !he S.pL l ·
dea~ ... -~-·ilb ~-,-·lo' get tbelr garages set up to lnllail !he
new COQ&,rols.
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Saigon Marines
Win Bridgehead
Near Qua n g Tri
SAIGON (UPI) -South Vielnamexe
marines broke a weeks-old stalemate in
the Quang Tri area today by capturing a
bridgehead south of the city -their first
...t victory since they retie~ !he badly
batlered ~ troops at Quang Trl oo
July :7.
A marine battalion of 500 merl climbed
out of Jts foxholes near the provincial
capital Just below the north-south border
and seized the bridgehead at the Tacb
Han River.
This gives them 1 new attack route
toward the Communist-held citadel, a
u.Ue to the north in tbe center of the city.
The North Vietnamese held onto the
18th century ciladel despite n e w
American air attacks in which "smart
• _ bombs" guided by llSU beam1 blew up Bresnahan Wins part of !he ".u lh4t forms !he fortress. n . Communist defenders were heavily
l · proteded by big •rlillery pieces firing
Delay in :Trial ~1111~.:,:i;:;. Dawson said , m artillery and mortar shells hit the
Qrange Ollllty Aviation Dlroctor marine positions about IO yanls from the
RObert BJ"HMhan will f1ee a jury trial citadel betwteu 1 a.m. and 11 a.m. but =. 11 In Well Orqe C<>unty tllat casualties were '11igbt."
cipsl Coor! oo clnmlra. drlviD( Sou t b Vtemam. llgbtuobom-
es. . . {Ol:gbt back and said they ~eel 15 North frunahan, II, ,af 111 .Oriole Ave. VieQunneae loldien and destroyed JI
F~ Valley, wu arrested by Foun-taob ~ four lloiolova truc:b.
lalil Valley poljc•: In J-11\<f ~ U.S. J)lanes ha<! hailed air IUl)l>Ort In ..W bla car awened !<> avoid a CW'b and Quang Tri city !Uell but returned today.
cMed a minor tra)ltc ~ ' ' U.S. Nayy abips o1! the cciu1 alao fired
blloe allege be lalled'thtllek!~ty Into tlie ••ty and BSl bombers new
' tell. 1 ' '. 'rniJsklns ,;;} close u a mile we.st o( the
lruoaban, tb&<Otll'lly clltOtt.t1>1 av!> dty aod In the tbttatened Hue' area.
lloft 1lnoe 1161, w~ la the·'ll-losler •fllrllier ·ooU!h.
ooort Tveatay, but -a postponement' Duplte the llml1'd ,._,. at Quang
ol ,lbe trial until Sept. 11. Tri, UJe.lituatloo -aer1ou1 elaewbere
, and military apol<elmon warned that a
First Ladies
Cei lnu,.·A~t • • I
Communist !Gm! originally estimal<!d at too lllW llill lllllllced !he CAmbodiao
capital of. P1Inom Peoll and Saigon.
Siste.r Arrested
· In Grove Death
A Garder Grove man ...., killed
w~ and bll liller, with •bom be •
llvm; llll -analed OI> IU!lplclon af m\ltdef, polJce ~
Jall'lf 'WU Mn. Annie Kr~11, 16, Of
10642 ,Mllil St. Firemen, ..spOod!nc to a
medlw aid <oil fouod the body cl IIo1'
brotbe1, Ck<ro J. Moye In the blckyald .
ol the be~ ,,.. Onn1p CoontJ CGl'oller'1 olllco
said MO)'e 11'4 -_....., beaten. An
oulopey la being condoded !<> dttumlm
lbe eucl .... of death.
Lag una Canyon
Boundary Draws
Some Support
Irvine's proposed boundar1 alonl !he
ridge of !he Laguna. Clm)'oo watonbed
met with favor wbee-abo'ffn um week to
~-·' ~· .1rnwaiy lfn'li'· 1
Jr. said today.the city thus hopes to have
prepared a predse 1epl descrfptloo of
the tmulllal boiu!darY li6e hi' MIJldoJ Ill
lim> for review by the ci(unty SUmyor.
That line, which deletes nearly 1,100
acres from Jrvfne'a · first ann0:1Uon,
yields to Laguna Beach control of, prop-
erty which dralnl to the ocean through
the Art Q>lony. .
Lag1D18'S planning commissioners .Mon-
day voted 5 to O in fawr of the boundary
l~tion and the ('(IUJlCiJ TuesdaJ limllar-
Jy agreed to support tbe Jriine border.
Tbe Laguna council nel't week will
(S.. ANNEX, Page 11
Paul Brady, who bu served as es·
ecutive assistant to City Manager
Wiliiam Woollett Jr. •Ince ~lay l, will
head !he city's Department of Human
EnhanCemenL
Under the 1dmini.Jtratk>o organiza.
Uoo.al plan eovillooed by Woollett, "a
small, compact group ol departm<nt
heads" will dirtct cltJ hall operations.
Brady, 30, will coollnue at his $11,000 a
yesr glary and will lldm1lilller park
de'le!opmeot and '!!llllleOlnce. rec:rta·
tlon profl'lllll, . ...,. .. ~ plans,
~~/tjel ~ .ciUJCa.-11!"'
and partldpatkio.
About JO pl!CCDt af tho city's iniliAl
$1.1 millJoll budget II allocated !<> fuoo-
tiOOJ In Bndy's ~partmen<.
Unill the remalh!ni lour department
head slots are filled. Woollett llld, Brady
will conUnue to assbt bim In directing
city hall operations.
Brady was WoolleU's wistant in
Monterey Park and later joined him for a
ynr wllh a Micco Company develoP'
ment near Santa Barbl.ra.
A 01tive of Loo Angeles, Brady bolds a
bachelor'• dqree in recreation ad-
Hou se Security Group
Won 't Subp oen a Fonda
From Wire Strvlcn
WASHINGTON -The House Internal
Security Committee refused today to
subpoena actress Jane Fonda to teatlfy
about her antiwar activities while in
Haooi.
Instead. It decided to ask the Justice
Department to rePorl to the committee
by S.pt. J4 Oil the progress of an inquiry
Into llisl Fonda's actlom In North V)e1-
nam.
During an llour·long c1-i .... 1on. !be
committee set u1.de a member's request
tllat llisl Fonda be ,1ubpiJenaed to appear
before the panel.
Then. a maYe was made to send a Jet.
ter to the attorney general' allklng what
the Justice Department ls doing In la
probe of the matt.r. When a requeot ..a.
made to Insert a date In thla letter, th.pi
aettllng a deadline for llle ittonity
general11 report to. the cormnUtet, 1
panel v9ted I to 1 for this COW"lt of•a ·
Uon. Rep. Robert F. Ilrlnan (0.llus. ,
was the lone dissenter.
Drinan said the. commlltee'1 acUO.
represented a "clear-cut victory" far 1i4n
In his bid to defer the subpoena~
"Tha ~ the fin! time within .....,.,
that this commlttee bas refused to su~
poena an unfriendly witness," Drtnan
told reporters.
Rep. Fletcher Thompson (R-Ga.)
10Ught to reopen the invutlg•tlon into
posllble 1Ubveraive activities aimed .~
GIJ, wbieh would have made possible a
subpoena for Miss Fonda.
"ln effect, we said to Fletcher
Tbompeao, •go away, no 1Ubpoena',"
said Dmaa. "It wu a clear ~
Uon." ~ described Misl Fonda as
as 04Hanoi Hannah," and as~ the <:0m-
mlttee lo reopen Its invellilatlon. olShe'bas DO evidence tha,t is necessary
fot thlt Cortiress to make better laws,"
~ ~ Catholic priest and
-t of Admlnlstntlon poli.ciel In
Vietnam, 11ld Thompson was Ufllll Mlsa .
foodp ._as a.piibliclty "gimmick" In bis
C1E1pt.\ID for tbe U.S. Senate.
Rep.' Richard H. !chord (0.Mo.),
cblltmarf ol !he committee, lli<l lie bad
'"miud feelinp" about awnmoning Mia
Fonda becauae Ille could use !he ap.
pe.,anoe ·as a propaganda "forum" and
"I\' could pr<]udlce any _....tlon
again.It her." ' I
.T • ._._ . '> ~nn1s nayone ..
Woman Da~s-Plays-Topwss
'
llAj)JSON, Wis. •(Al') -Dr~i_l>ll~ lrJ a city. tennte -.....
treated to 'ao itnprOoipiU"~blllm!" !di.
1'e U , I pellle ,..,....,Jd , I ft ldotJtllled bmtlf U I llllM af rrance, ..... ~ .....,. • . . . , .
Driver Surv ives
Despite Crasli
At 100 MPH
A young woman being chased by
California Highway Patrol officer• for
flve milts at up to 111 miles per hour
.. ... hurfed lbmugh tbt .. lndJlileld of bet I
car'wheft 11 p11ec1 up entering Costa i.i<sa
'!"lY today.
lnvqt.igaton at first thought lhe was
dead at the scene of multiple injuries.
but she •till clung to tile this morning,
eight hours after the 2:20 a.m. crackup.
Dlaqe ~-Gurr in, 23, of 111 ~ W. 18th
St., Santa Ana, was listed in critical coo.
dition at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital's
intensive care unit.
She suffered multiple abruW'.)ns when
catapulted down !he roqh Newport
Freeway pavement, in addition to con--
tusions, a concuu.lou and muJtlple frac-
tures, police said.
Costa Mesa Police Tralllc LI. AYerY G.
Smith said Min Currin wu traveling an
estimated 110 miles per hour toUthbound
wbe,n sbe entered a eonstructton ltte
north of Brl!tol ~eel.
Thre area includes 8-curvu where an
Interchange 11 being bullL
"She just couldn't make it," aaid Lt.
SmiUI.
'!be car swerved out of control, ram-
ming into a guardrail and overtume:ct1
ejecting the victim.
The CHP saki Miss Gurrin's car was
ftrst spotted southbound on the Santa
Ana Freeway in Santa Ana, where of-
ficers noticed 'lt weaving 80mewhat.
They uld she turned or.to the JOUlh-
bound Newport Freeway and accelerated
to about 75 miles per hour. at which time
they tui'ned on their red lights to make
an investigative stop.
"She just hit it then," said Lt. Smith.
The pursuit continued on for about lour
mil<s until the xpectacular crackup.
School District
President Backs
County's Phillips
Third District Supervisor William J.
~hllllps of Fullmon gofl big boost today
In his cam!>l,lln to gain roetectlon to the
post be has beld f0< the pall II f•ars.
Robert "Bob'' Bark, I retired Mreoticl
agelll and cumnt pruldent of the
Anaheim Ullllied Scboo1 Dillricl llolrd, "1doncd Pbilllpl' candlclaq In • _,,..
Ing press conlmnce.
Bark &ot H,453 votes In the n ... WIJ
primary race In wbicb Ralph Diedridl,
£\lllelloo bu1""'5man. outpoUed the it>-
cumbed, M,m to Sl,lr7.
Bark aid u.t -the June si1marY Jia had bca carefullf ~,.luatlnl !ho two candldalo aocl bad come to the •..,.
]ll>atlc: cfOc!l!on" that PhllUpt -be r.:.i-. .
lie c,blrled that Dtedllcb'I ~
"ditm to fanie -to be bll•abilllJ tO
-111( -and the ~ " 90lled -.· llodrtcll reporlod Two po!icemeo who .alced ltie llDfUl""ed police....,.... Tile 1fOli>
an, Pl'1inc a double1 mal<li wid. man, protelled xbe •w tioWliC
wron1 with lakln( olf llor tlllr1 -iha·•mo too wann. "U there'• a cljsturllacf, ll't tbe1t pr.1>1tm. not mine," Ille llld ol Ille
spectalon.
' . ipllldlnc .... la the primary <1111-.
. polpl whlle Pblillpl lptOI '57,111~ _1 ~· ''nle of!IClt lliauld not be ........
Sha wu releued with a ........ !bat a mnaldl would ruult ~ anU. , Bart cliarsed. 'Ibo WRCCmM e111o
didllle uld be w .,...i ,... Ill Iba _,..., .
ICbool district abould 1.t the tax revenue, too.
'Ibo J71,acre O>lllns property, while In
Newport Beach city limits, ls within the
boundarlu of !he Santa Ana Unified
School lllstrlct, not !he N•WJ>Orl·M.,.
District.
Other basic objocUons, MUUron 11id,
are creaUon of an overabUndance of
commercial ustt, an lnaused traffic
burden and increased pressure for e~
panslon of Orange County Airport.
"And the blggell thing ls thal It will
destroy the master pill ol !he entire
area ," ht asserted.
"U you give this, !he town ol Irvine
(S.. COLLINS, Pase I)
Pedestrian
Gets a Hand
The evidence wu painfull1 ob-
vious accorolng to • Laguna Beach
police report labeled "aqault and
battery."
A woman walking down the side
of Laguna Canyon Road aatd lht
had been slapped on !he derrlere by
a passenger in a passlna: car.
An lnvestlgalloo by a female
member of the Laguna Beach
Police revealed the perfect Imprint
of the assailant's band oo the
woman's posterior.
The attractive 18-year-old told ol·
ficen two men were in the pualnC
c:.ar.
Flaming Vessel
Seen By Plane;
Five Rescued
Five people were rncued Tue9day
from the water near Catalina l11and
when an airliner lpolled their namtni
boat and radioed for belj,.
John S. Walson, 17, ol 2011 Santiago
Drive, Newport Beach, and hiJ lour com-
panlona were pulled from !he wller by
!he Avalon Harbor Patrol eight mlle1
north of !he harbor and all miler to aea
after Watson'• boa~ Dlablo, bunt Into
name.
'I1lere were no injuries from the fire
which completely gutted the J4.foot cabin
cruiser. Avalon Harbor Master Dean
Carlson said the boat's diesel ena:lnt
prevented a major disaster.
"ll Jt bad been a standard raso1ine
engine, the boat wouJd have exploded,"
be Ald.
Carlson sa1d the Ii.rt apparenUy started
fn the boat's electrical 1yatem u the
group left Avalon for the mainland.
Tbe flames were spotted by the pilot of
a Golden West airliner which wu
en rouie from Avalon to Lone Beach.
The harbor pstrol retCUe boat arr1v~
at the scene at 2:U p.m. and towed the
boat back lo Avaloo. Carbon said
damage was IO extensive lo the boat,
that it sank in the harbor at 7 p.m. Tuu-
day night despl<e contlnoouJ pumping.
Listed u Wat.on'• paamcers an: R.
E. Wheat of Dallas, Tesu; T. J.
Sousources of Fullerton; Ruwll Wheat
ol Colla Mesa and V. J. Kathe of Full-
ertoo.
Or aage
Weadaer
The w .. therlldy -wanner
temperatures foe Friday a1aq the
Ora•g• Coast. with -bll)>I ol ?I expected. lnland Wnpon-
tura ahould hover around ...
Lows toruaht In !he to'L
INSIDE TODAY
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America• gourmctt •re•~
Ing todov. Cllfua la Ille ""' f o o d. C41rophUrt tolll ~
drfv< htmdttds of "'"'' fO< •
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More Cash
Reported
In Breakin
WASHINGTON (AP) -Additional con-
tttbutkm to President Nixon'• re-elec-
tioo campaign tolaling $89,000 f o u n d
way into tht bank account of one of lhe
the men charged with breaking into the
Democratic ~aUonaJ Committtt heacJ.
quarten, lbe Wuh.lncton Star-New1 said
today.
Quoting "sourtts close to the in-
vestigation," the St.ar-News said also that
federal agents probing the June 17 break· m have found the Republicans estabUt h--
ed a special "security fund " for ltl na-
tionel convetUon.
II was not known , the newspaper 1.aid.
whether tho money came lrom that fWld
-.et up to tbwarl demonatrallon.s.
The '89,000 wu deposited in four in-
aW!menll into the account of Bernard
Barter, a Mlaml real estate man and one
of the five men arruted ln tl'le
DemocraUc headquarters, the Star·New1
IO!ld.
It would raise to s11•.ooo the amount
deposited ln Barker's account through
the Committee to Re-Elect the President,
the newspaper aaid.
Lall week, a $25,000 campaign check
WU tractd to Barker's account at tbe
Republic National Bank of Miami.
Barker, a Miami real estate man, wnJ
one of five men arrested in the
Democratic offices. The men carried
cameras and bugging equipment. La~er.
police confiscated S 3 consecutively
numbered $100 bUI! from the men and
tractd the money to a large withdrawal
Darke.r made from hll bank.
"Sources 11y the investigation in~
dlcates lhat money given as legitimate
ampaiga contributions wu used to
finance the break-in -apparently
without the knowledge or authorization of
top oUlciab: from the Committee to Ne-
EJect the President or other GOP
leaders," the newspaptr said.
Supervisors OK
First Temporary
:County Morgue
Orana:e County aoon will establish its
first morgue, a temporary facility , the
county Board of Supervisors decided
Wedn-y.
The rnorgue, urged by every county
Grand Jury since 1964, \\'lil Include office
space tor the county coroner, accordin&
to a report to supervisors by the county
administrative office.
Administrative analyst Jerry Fri s s
estimated the new facility will save the
county up to $175,000 over the next five
years. At the end of that period
supervisors will decide if a permanent,
$750,tm morgue should be built.
Friss waa backed by Chief Deputy
Coroner Euiene MU1er, who called the
estlmate of savings conservative.
"We may save '400,000 in the five
years If our projectlonJ are correct,"
Miller Did.
Both men pointed to high costs or
present pathological services whlch in-
volve more than 30.000 miles a year in
travel to various parts of the county.
Frlu proposed Jeuln1 a central county
facility at an estimated cost or $21 ,000 a
year for 6,500 square feet. He said tbe
cost would be offset by freeing space now
occupied by the coroner ln the county
finance building which ia needed by other
department..
He elilmated cost of equipment for the
new facility at $25,000, plus $1,000 a year
for replacement.
Robert 'nlomas, county administrative
offteer, said hi1 office had stud.led the
central morgue question In the pa1t and
determined that It would be too costly.
but that the most recent 1tudy indicated
a savin& to the county.
Friss said a centrally located morgue
would lpeed poUce invuU1ationa by pnr
v1dlng earlier determlnallons of the
cause or death in most casts.
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Flying Nu••
Si ster Mary Magdalen McEvoy, a Dominican nun and resident of the
Sisters of Bethany convent In 1'1Uli s, Mass .. attended the Providence
College Summer School of Reli gious and Biblical Stuclies.---arriving
every day on a motorcycle, for her the only way to travel.
•sa111~ su~~u111bs
Recruiting Poster Figure Dead
San Juan Capistrano resident \Valier
Botts. who posed as Uncle Sam for the
fa mous "I Want Yo u" Army recru iting
poster, died Wednesday following a brief
illness. He was 72.
Funeral services for Pt1r. Botts are pen-
ding at Sheffer 1\-fortuary in San
Clemente.
A native or Indiana, J\.1r. Botts worked
most of his life . as a mus ician and a
vocalist. He was augmentin g his musi-
cian's income rui an artist's model \\'hen
he posed for the poste r, painted by
James Flagg, in 1938.
The poster, showing Un cle Sam forcing
his pointed ringer at the viewer, has
since become part of Amer icana and ia
stlll used for recruiting purposes.
Although Mr. Botta posed !ar many
other artists. including N o r m a n
Rockwell, during his Jife, none ever at·
H oedoivn Slated
In Mission Viejo
An old fashioned hoedown and hayride
will be held Saturday night at the Pt1ission
Viejo Recreation Center and Stables.
The event, sponsored by the Mission
Viejo Caballeros, corral 99, will begin tit
7:30 p.m. with a I.xix social supper \\'hile
the "Fiddling Fiddlers" entertain \\'Ith
country and western music. Dancing and
moonlight hayrides will follow, with Herb
Lesher calling !he square dances.
Suggested garb is granny dresses for
the ladies and cowtxiy duds for the men.
Reservations, at '5 per couple, may be
made by calling the recreation center at
83H084.
Easy's Gone
tained the pu blic recogn ition of lhe Flagg
poster.
A veleran of World War I. Pt1r. Botts'
musical career began in the early 1920's.
lie played the su:ophone and wa1 the
featured vocalist with the orchestras of
Harry James, Jack Teagarden, Red
Nichols and Johnny Johnson.
He Is survi ved by his widow, Marjorie, or the famil y home at 26000 Avenida
Aeropuerto. space 98.
Fro1nPage 1
ANNEX .•.
review \be legal deacrlpUon \n order \o
give Irvine the final approval that wa1
required by the Local Agency Formation
Commission when it okayed the 8,200
acre "F'rasler" annexation to Irvine.
Woollett said today the timetable for
final approval or the anneiation hinges
<1n the county surveyor's review of !he
precise boundary. "\Ve h<lpe to get his
rerommendation by Aug. 18 in time tor It
to be sent to members of the LA.FC,"
Woollett said.
The LAFC meets on the Irvine an-
nexation on Aug. 23. Resolution of !he
Laguna OOundary matter was the
LAFC's only worry when t<lmtnissioners
Wlanimously approved the annexation .
As with incorporation. the boundary
does not become fonnal until it is record-
ed with the state Secretary of State in
Sacramen to and the Orange County
Recorder's office.
When all the steps are completed,
Irvine will becom e the county's largest
city \lo'ith more than 26,000 acres or near-
ly 41 sq uare miles within 11' boundaries.
Hurt Surf e1· Needs Dog
Back to Aid in Recovery
BY JACK CHAPPELL
Ol th• Dtlll 'II" Si.II
A young man , his back snapped In a
surfing accident, Hes paralyzed at South
Cooast Community Jlospital. lie needs
hil> best friend to help hlm pull through.
But his best friend, a German shepherd
named "Easy" was left behind on the
South Laguna beach while his master
was loaded into the ambulance and rush-
ed to the ~pita!.
Bewlldertd, the anlma1 was cared for
by a young San Juan Capistrano woman,
who after falling to find s South La1una
resident to watch the dog, took E1 .sy to
her own home, 1 horae ranch along Spot·
ted Bull Road.
Easy wu put up ovemiaht In a stall
outilde. In the momtna, a mound of dirt
and a bole under the wooden wall were
au that remained.
Easy b described 11 a male, one year
and two months old, black with brown
marklnp oh blt legs, stomach and top of
head. ff• la llld to be friendly and ""
wearing a <lbaln and &:a collar. "qyone
finding Euy ml)' call Barbara H111111 at
!ZUIOO ar 171-tlS.1, collect.
'l)lday, sian Price or Fullerton un-
dergoea spinal tUr&•'Y· HOIPilal tide•
Ill' tile U.yuMid atudeni a! Fullll100
Junior Collq• 11 In crlilcal <Olld!Uao.
Hll broihet, Larry, :IS, Ind Jl"rtOll,
Mr. and Mn. Sam J'rlce hove drtv111 011l
!..,. lndlaoapotil, Ind. lo• be wltll Stlll.
Thty, along with Stan's 11tlltlend,
&.1'lll, haM • or&anlud 0 -
for the dog.
They were offering a reward of $25 for
tr.e shepherd, but a Virginia man whose
own son is in a s1tuation similar to Stan'a
handed Larry ts in the boapltaJ corridor.
"Here, let's make that $30," he Wd in
an elegant Southern drawl.
Larry and Barbara have been to the
local SPCA and tile county pound.
Several of Stan'• friend• have made up
P<l•tera and have pl11ced them at aervice
stlltlons in the vicinity of ranch.
"We'Ve been trying Jo da everything lo
find him," Barbara aald.
"This young man need., everythln&
possible to h,elp him, and the dog was hls
QJmpAnklo," Mrs. Eileen Po 11 I en ,
Inten1lve Care Unit auperv:iJor, Aid.
The nuraes too have 1 reward, said
Airs. Polzien. "We'll give the flndtr a bJg
klsll, and lots of tender loving ~·1 she
• as.id .
Pair Held for Drugs
RENO, Nev. (AP) -A Sin Jau couple
was arrested btte TIH.lday fer tn-
mllgaUon of • nJidr of "'""'°"'
chart" !ollowlng • pallet rlld on a local
malol room. Palko aid tllf!' l<iled an
.. umated 13.200 worth of h.uilllh, ~ .. 1
larae quanllty al mutJuana and LSD
clurlng Ille raid, which Clli>s>ed • mantl>
Ion& ilmlllptlon.
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Mlle Spare Hill Backs
Park's· Leasing· CorUJUetor
l ,,JElection Practice Probed
A federal lnwlll&•tlon Into lwlng
practices of land In NU• Square Roglooal
Part wu ordered by Orange County
Supervl.lan Wednelday follawln& a bunl
of vetbal !lreworb.
Finl Diat?lct SupervloClr Robert Battin
exchanged beatecf won!I wltll Seoond
Diltrlct Supervilor David Baker In tht
conUnu.lna county atat battle over allea·
FromP.,el
COLLINS •••
will jump on the bandwqon with the
McDonnell Dou&Iu parcel (a Skcre
tract acrod campus Drive).
"We11 be doln& ailr thing and they'll be
dalni t1>t1r thin& and we'll hove a ffal
meu out tbert,11 MUllron M1d.
MjWron lmlsted that the homeowner
oppooltlon wlll be lull-Oeclied, althoup
cancocllng It may be laa~mlnute.
He llld he bu ptrlDDallY met with
repreaentatlves of homeowners' auocia-.
lions repraentlnc B1yabore1, The Bluffs,
Broadrnoor Hilll, Dover Shore!, Eut-
blulf, Harbor View Homes and Harbor
View Hilla -and all wtll be represented
at Monday's bearlna: with petlUorui from
all over.
"l've got several hundred sipatures
on petlllom, already." he llld. l..rtng
through a folder bulging with name1 on
petlUona.
He l8id he'd have even more, but he
and others jwt atarted on their effort
within the past couple of weUI.
"The people up here just didn't reall.ze
what was going_oo." he said, "until we
saw a story in 1he newspaper about the
tax money going to Santa Ana schools
and a sign for a Chevrolet dealer going
up on the Emkay property."
"Everybody was just ignorant to what
was happening,'' he conceded, ''It :twit
didn't sink in until we saw those signs go
up.
"It's the old story of whose ox is being
gored -the people didn't reali2e they
would be directly affected," he Aid.
The Emkay parcel he spoke of ls: a 200-
acre commercial-industrial p r o j e c. t
already approved that iJ located just
south of the airport on the west 1ide of
MacArthur Boulevard across from the
Collins property.
"We decided if there's going to be any
more, let's put tt where all the tax
dollar• will go to our schools," be aaid.
Milliron said he'o already been In touch
with once councllman, Milan Dottal, and
he's going to t.lk with tile cauncllm111
who ~ Illa -. Pnl ftJdooff,
when Rrcko!! get. back lo town Mand&r.
Dosta oon!Jrmed lie had Wked wllh
the aasodation official and explained the
proceduru !or properly !lllng the petJ.
t!Olll.
He declined to comment fUrther,
however.
tel hanky panky In · lhl -of I !arminl INN hi the park.
BatUn began mitten by rudlol a
•llltmenl. lie -Baker hid --eel b1J propolll to plant -......... Nile Sq\lltt ....... In ordar lo ~ ••
frteod."
"It II not UllUOllll !or Mr. BatUn lo
point a fln&er ot JllUI In tll1e dlrectlaa
Wbtn lhert 1' problbi1 oomelhlllf In b1J
clolet whlcb ahould be c1uned wt " Baker caunllr<d. '
Tbe <OlliroV-I-1ul -oYf/t tbt propasad -1•ar m-lon or 1
leue af 2U acrea ot Nllo l!qtlare
RqJanal Park property to Mural hrma
for qrtouliutal UM untll tho <11111111 II
nady to !urtl>er devtlof Iba port. .
It h.u beta alle&ed that aom•bodJ IP'
proacbod GoorJt Mural and c1tmandld I
campalp contribution ot 110,000 II llO
wlabed to hive b1J 1 .... ....,.ed.
Saddleback Sets
Monday Meeting
Sacldleback Colle&• lnllteet voted tll1e
week lo rttum to illelr pre-• achedu1n
of meelln& on Iba !1rlt Monday of every
man th , beglnnln&• In October.
The !1rlt Nonday In September lo
Labar !>11 ... Ille Slptember metlln&
will be held Oii Tuelday, Sepl 5.
At Ill annual 011anlzat1on meeting in
July, the boan! changed Ill .. ,war
J'\eeting date to the second Tbunday <lf
each month, but publlsben of weekly
ntwtp1pera requested a return to the
Monday schedule to >c<mlmoc!ate their
~prus deadlines.
The I p.m. stalons Ire held in the
campus administration building, 28000
Marguerite Parkway, MWJon. Viejo, and
are public.
Saddleback Out
Of College Unit
By voting to increase lt11 membership
lee from $1,200 to $2,000, the California
Junior Collea;e Auoclatlon Joat at least
one member -Saddleback College.
The new fee, Ham Vogel told ftllow Soddlebodl _, lbla -. ii ...
•bllanl ln4,ou1-of-Mp wllll tho board'•
attempt to cut all possible txpenlU.
He also quutioned the CJCA procedure
of approving the fee increue by voice
vale without a thorollgh hearing.
The boan! unanilnou31y awrvved '1ls
motion to forego memberahlp lh1I year.
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Finl lllltrlct $Jper'tilorlal .. ndldato
Willlalll WlllU -1 recelffd Ibo "UD-
qutllfied support" of John W. ''Bill" Hlll;
CM of b1J llYI -11 In tbe June
primary.
fll11 uld, "Al I OIUIOWIOtd when I
entnd Ibo <CDpalp I !ttl that tho peo-
ple of Iba dllldcl havo had no ,..,,.,.._
tatloo llfllce Sllpe2 tflor Robert Ballin ~ offl<o. I IHI Mr. Wenke .,.. &iv•
Iba _. tbet r._.matlao."
Wenka '!'I BatUn art laclnC ead> oilier In• !fc>Hmber nmolLdectloo.
Al • ~ copltrtnce lbla morning. w-tald ~ allO had --by faul Balch "811 Sodle 11el4, two o!btr op-
~ ID IM ll'frna!1. Tbo fllill Cllldlcliite In the June
Jlrimary, W'11ace Dlvlt of Foanlaln
Valley," bai 'aid be wlll rn.u &h an·
llOWICOllltlll Oii Iba raea Sept. I.
Hll1 aald be doubla that be -Id ...
tlvtl,Y campaign fer We.U because he Is
""" .. Santa Ana .... chairman of the
Commlitae to RM!ect tbe Prealdent.
Wenke 1114 bl 1' wflllnC to meet Ballin
In open debato al any time.
TllrN meetlnp where the two will con-
front each other have Jlnead:r been ar-
ranged, the candidate llld.
The !lnt wUI be A111. 22 be!cn the
North Oran&• COUnty Board of Realtors.
the -od Aug. IO Ii the Santa Ana
Nartll Rotary Club and tbt thlnl ¥ 21
al 1 meeting of Ille American ila<lel)I al
Soclll Warters.
Council Nixes
Private Session
On Appointment
Irvine COUn<llman Gabrielle Pryor
early Wednesday suggested fellow coun·
cilmen adjourn to a private session and
invite members of the press to sit in.
After 10me discussion the motion fall·
ed. Mayor Wllllam F11<hhach ruled that
the personnel matter that was to have
been discussed in private would be taken
up in public session.
The matter involved the appointment
of a dty zoning admlnlstrator.
However, the imp<1rtance of !.In.
Pryor's motion, and the discussion which
followed, centers on Irvine's announced
concern for an "open'' clty government.
Mayor Flschboch aald he would aup-
poit the move to Invite tbe preu Into a
--u it ""'" underttood that the dlaculllooa were off the record and
not for publication.
The mave, be said, would ellmlnale
any unnecessary susplck>ns on the part of
the preu as to the natw-e of diacuaalon1
in private:.
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voe. 65, NO. 223, 3 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ,.,-eRANGE COUNTY, CALIFOllNIA THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, ·1972 TEN CENTS
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Fanaily Bescues Midway City Youth
II)' ~THUR R. VINSEL• &. .. °""' ...... • ....
For four fiaY• be stuc.k near a trickle of
a cr<ek, crytna for help and ,.peatedly
clawing through llllck underl>ruab Lowatd
the heartbreaking whir of a search
helicopter flying too hlgh and too last
ovtrbead.
. Be bad oo food and In sweltering Mid-
dle Cftek Ravlue In Ille Mount Plnos
region or rugged Ventura County, he
aweated awa1 the water he lived on.
He didn't know another milstng boy
Ocean View
Trusrees
OK Budget
By JOHN ZALLER
ot .. Da1t1 ,.... Sti ll
A $12.21 mllllon budget, including thr<e
perttnt pay raises for all district
employes, was unanimoUJly approved
Wednesday night by tn·stees or the
Ocean View School District.
The ttn-73 budget calls for spending
about ten percent more money than last
year, iYJt the overall district ta:.: rate will
remain at the present level of $3.73 per
$100 assessed valuation.
This will allow the district to spend an
average of $757 for each child in the
disl.J'k!t, compared to $711 for this year.
Superintendent James Carvell stressed,
however, that most of the increased. costs
will he aheo<hed by higher fixed cost5.
inlUrance premiums and other inflation
related items.. •we have been able lo 'lllOb no ad-
ditions to the education program," ~
said. "It will remain"-' ua aame Int! it
has atnce volCI pwed the tu override
In 00 and continued It in 1911."
eamn noted that trustees did have the
option or rai!ing taxes, but coo.. not to
do ... In voting to approv£ the budget,
Trustee Ralph Bauer complained that
Ocean View is still spending far less
money per child than most districts in
the state. Criticizing the & t a t e
Legialature for oot passing tax reforms
to correct ttilil "inequity.'' Bauer said,
"this is a travesty of the legislative proc-
ess in California. I've said this every
year when we pass the budget a~ I'm
going to continue to say it until the
Legislature does something." . .
The salary increase for all district
workers comes after a prolonged fight
with teachers. Teachers had been asking
for a 3.8 percent pay incrtUe retroactive
to last year (when they got no increase)
and another 3.8 percent this year.
AJ long ago as November trustees took
(SH OCEAN, Page J)
Supervisors OK
First Temporary
County Mor gue
Orange County soon will establish its
fiNlt morgue, a temporary facility, the
county Board of Supervisors decided
Wednesday.
The morgue, urged by every county
Grand Jury since 1964, will Include office
space for the county coroner, according
to a report to supervisors by the county
administrative office.
Administrative ana1yst Jerry F r i s s
estimated the new facility will save the
oounty up to $175,000 over the next five
yeara. Al Ille end of that period
supervison will decide il a permaaen4
'750,000 morgue sboold he built.
FrlsS waa backed by Chief Deputy
Coroner Eugene Miller, who called the
estimate of savings cooservative.
"We may ave $400,000 in the ave
yean if our projections are correct,"
Miller said.
Both me:n pointed to high costs of
present pathological services which in-
volve more than 30.0I» miles a year ln
travel to various paru or !be county.
Friis 'pnipooed teutng a central county
facility at an estimated coot or #1.000 •
yw ror ~ oquare feet. He aald the
-would he olloet by !..,in& sPace now ocaipied by Ille co oner In Ille county
-buildipg whicb)l oeoded by oilier
departmeoll.
He estlmahld ""t or 1:9ulpmeot ftr Ille new raclltty at $25,0t», plus $1,000 a year ,.,. "l)laeemenl.
'Robert 'l'bomu, county ldmlnlstnUve
-, Aid bis -had otudltd Ille
central J110111UO qllfStlon In Ille past Md
delennlncd lhilt ~ would be loo ...Uy,
IMrt that tbe --ttudJ Indicated • aaYlnl lo tba -Y·
ll'rill ~ • omtnlly looated --id .,...i pollcc • v.uplialll by pro-
•ldlOI earller --of tba CIUR of. deatb1 Jn most cues.
WU dead In the area.
He cried out hoarsely one more time
Wednesday morning, unawm his
brother, bla father-in-law and a brotbcr-
in-law were picking I.heir way along the
rafine's edJ:es oo either side above him.
"Help," called Tom Rhea, 17, who is
recovering ~. back home at 8231
McFadden Ave.., '1.Tidway City.
Three rel1tlve:s on one side of tht
ravine thought they beard the faint cry
-young Rhea is nearly voiceless now -
City's Orders?
and llftd ... rtne -In .. ply.
Then they all began shouting.
lliJ brother Lonnie, or 15111 11 Jacbon
SL, Midway City, was perhaps 100 yards
away on the othtt side of Middle Creek
Ravine and couldn't even bear the six rt.
fie shots, the terrain ls so steep and
bruscy.
Lonnie Rhea told Tommy Rhea's story
today, because the weak, hoarse youth
can barely talk. ·
He had already passed his brother's
The ci ty of Huntington Beach p1aced a new traffic sign on Pacific
Coast Highway near 17th Street, in bold black and wh ite. Soon
tacked on below was another admonition in bolder red and blue:
HTry Jesus." It is unclear whether the city will issue citation! for
failing to obey the latter sign.
Spassl\:y Mal\:es First Move
As Chess Matcl1 Res umes
REYKJAVIK (UP() -U.S. challenger
Bobby Fischer waited outside tcr
day in the 13th game ar his world chess
championship match with Russian Boris
Spassky as Spassky openet. with the
American's own favorite king pawn open-
ing -the move Spassky used in the Sun-
day game the Russian won.
·Fischer parried with a derense he has
played only five tlroes in his career -
the Alkehine.
Fischer, six minutes late as usual. ap-
peared not to notice that his latest
demaOO! had not been met -the ouster
of children from the hall aod removal of
the fll'St seven rows of seaU ao be could
nbt hear spectaton rattlini ceody wrap-
pers.
~"Ould be made to sit In the rear of the:
hall.
"People have bought tickets for those
seats," Schmid said.
Fischer, who leads Spassky two point..
in the match following Wednesday night's
draw, hinted once again he might refuse
to play unless his demands were met.
Fischer aide Fred Cramer said the
American's lawyer, Paul Marshall, was
flying In from New York today to take up
the complaint.
"I demand an immediate correction of
these disgraceful (playing) conditions
with an immediate report to me,"
Fischer wrote to Schmid.
hideaway and falltd to hear any aies for
help.
"Another 20 feet and they wouldn't
have heard him t.itber.'' I.be older man
uJd today.
"He'd bavt been paued up again."
Tommy. a Newport Beach service sta·
lion attendant, was deer hunting with his
older brother over the weekend when
Ibey became separated In Ille Los Padr<s
National Forest area.
"It's pretty rugged. I walked it for four
da)'I, I know ," Lonnie remarked.
"They must have found hJm about 10
or 10:30 but nobody elae knew," he ad-
ded.
"II took untll 5:30 to get him out," Ille
elder Rhea brotber e.iplalned.
"They belped him all the WIY -
sometlme!I carrled blm -and they didn't
have any food with them," he cqoUnued.
Despite ·lbelr own re.latlve strength. his
rescuers Bob French, Ron a.nd Dan
Good.all, couldn't attract the atteation of
Ille aberut'1 hellcopter.
~ was nowhere to go but doVi'D and
out of the treacherous wilderness.
"Once you start down that terrain YW
have to go all the way," Rhea explained.
"You can 't 10 back up unless you want
to spend a couple of \\'etks doing it.''
The rescuen walked I.be voeat )'OU!h
down to a sheriff's substation and he wits
flown to Ventura , where he was fed and
lhen driven home.
··He's just a little beat now,'' Rhea
remarked. suggesting -his brother's bride
Vicld will get hun back on his feet.
Infighting Flares
Supervisors Clash Ove r Lease
A federal Investigation into leasing
practices of land in Mile Square Regional
Park was ordered by Orange County
Su~isora Wednesday following a burst
of verbal fireworks.
First District Supttvlaor Robert Battin
e:1ch8nged heated words with Second
District Superviaor David Baker in the
continuing county seat battle over alleg-
ed hanky panky in the eztension of a
fanning lease in the part.
Battin began matters by reading a
statement. He claimed Baker had block-
ed bis proposal to plant devil grass on
Mlle Square acreage in order to aid ''a
friend.''
"It is not . unusual for Mr. Battin to
Bank Agrees
To Purchase
Library Bond
By TERRY COVILLE
01 ""' C1611• , • .., lllff
Unit ed Californla Bank has agreed to
purchaie $5 million worth or civic bonds
for the construction of the new Hun-
tington Beach central library.
The city council accepted United
California's bid of 5.6557 percent interest
Wednesday. It was the lowest interest
rate offered by six bidders.
The $5 million bond issue will cost the
city an additional $4.6 million in interest
over the nut 25 years.
Brander Castle, assistant city ad·
mlnistrator, said library construction is
scheduled to start Sept. 6. The library
should be open 18 months later.
Castle said the library interest rate is
a good one, even though it is slightly
higher than the $,49 percent achieved on
the $11.1 million civic center bond sale.
The library designed by arcbilect Dion
Neutra, will be built overlooking Talbert
ltake in the city's new 207·acre central
park.
Two months ago, councilmen agreed to
go ahead with the full $5 million bond
sale and build the library IS Neutra
designed It, rather than cut back a few
expensive items.
Neutra's finished product ran about
$200,000 higher in estLmated co.st than
nMgtnally proJected.
The firm of Sl"innerton and Walberg,
Inc., won the construction con tract in
June with a low bid of $2, 757 .834.
Castle said the difference belween the
construction COit and the $5 million is a
result ol extra items the city must pay
for such as:
-About $111,000 ror landscaping and
(Set BONDS, Page ZI
point a finger of guilt tn this direction
when thert ii probably 110mething in bls
closet which ahouJd be cleaned out,"
Baker countered.
The controversy arose last week over
the proposed one-year eJ:tension of a
lease of 113 acres of Mile Square
Regional Park property to Mural Farms
for agricultural use until the cowity Is
ready to further d~velop the park.
It has been alleged that somebody ap-
proached George Murai and demanded a
campaign conlriwtion of $10,000 if he
wished to ha ve bis lease renewed.
The matter bas been under In-
vestigation by the district attorney who
has said bis findings wU: be presented to
Easy's Gmae
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the Grand Jury Aug. 22.
Battin opened the attack this morning
by stating that "l did not negotiate with
anyone in regard to the ~tile Square land
lease, I had no knowledge of the negotia·
tions and I did not autborlz.e such ac>
lion."
Battin then referred to an attempt he
said he made on Dec. 28, 1971, to lease
more Mile Square land from the federal
government. ··At .hat lime the board
\'Oted 4 to I against me and gave Baker
the righl to negotiate for more land,"
Battin said.
Referring to a press release by Battin
last Thursday in which the First District
(Set PROBE, Page Z)
Hurt Surf er Needs Dog
_Back to Aid in Reco very
BY JACK CHAPPELL
OI ... Oaltr ,... ... II.ti
A young man, his back snapped In a
surfing accident, lies paralyzed at South
Cooast Community Hospital. He need•
his best friend to he:lp him pull through.
But his best friend, 1 German shepherd
named i•Easy" was left behind on the
South Laguna beach while his muter
was loaded into the ambulance and rush-
ed to the bospital
Bewildered, the animal was cared ror
by a young San Juan Capistrano woman,
wbo after falling to find a South Laguna
resident to watch the dog, took Easy to
her own home, a horse ranch along Spot·
led Bull Road.
Easy was put up overnight in a stall
outside. Jn the morning, a mound of dirt
Nothing Sacred:
$500,000 Nixon
Auto Recalled
DETROIT (UPl J -It seems any car
Is subject to recall -even President
Nixon's '500,000 Lincoln Continental
limousine which was supposed to be
delivered to Washington two days ago for
an unveiling.
The five-ton, armor·plated chariot wn
just another Ford to the White House
Secrel Service stall which found some
bugs in the vehicle and left It on a hoist
at Ille Flird ~totor Co. Dearborn plant.
and a hole under the wooden wall were
all that remained.
Easy is described as a male, one year
and two months old, black with brown
markings on his legs, stomach and top of
head. "He is said to be friendly and was
wearing a chain and ne:a collar. Anyone
finding Easy may call Barbara Hanna at
525-8100 or'871-9353, collect.
Today, Stan Price of Fullerton un.
dergoes spinal surgery. Hospital aides
say lhe 25-year-old student at Fullerton
Junior College ls in criticaJ condition.
His brother, Larry, 23, and parent!,
Mr. and Mn. Sam Price have driven out
from Indlanapolis, Ind. to be with St.an.
They, along with Stan 's girlfriend,
Barbara, have organized a search
!qr Ille dog.
They were offering a reward of $25 for
tl;e shepherd, "Jut a Virginia man who58
own son ls In a situation similar to Stan'•
handed Larry $5 in the hospital corridor.
"Here, let's make that $30," he said in
an elegant Southern drawl.
Larry and Barbara have been to the
local ~PCA and the county pound.
Several of Stan's friends have made up
posters and have placed them at service
stations in the vicinity of ranch.
"We've been trying to do everything to
find him," Barbara said.
"This young man needs everything
possible to help him , .and the dog was his
companion," Mrs. Eileen Po I z i en,
lnlensive Care Unit supe:rv\.sor, said.
The nurses teo have a reward , said
'1.trs. Polzien. "We'll give the finder a big
kiss, and lots of tender loving care," she
said.
The Russian, unaware of Fischer's
complaints abotlt noise in the playing
hall. arrived on time.
Fischer, twn polnll up In Ille $250.000
match. made on ofllclal protest about the
noile in the haU during the 12th game
Wednesday night because he coo.Id hear
candy being unwrapped. (Picture on
Page 4).
Transit Plan Hits Bumps Orange
However, all tht rows of seats were In
place for the start of the 13th game and
children wm: admi_Utd to the hall.
l'!scher's aides had uJd Ille challenger
thought the match was "being turned iJr
to • kindergart.e:n" and wanted childru
banned.
Spassky's aecond, Nikolai Krogius, said
the world clwnpion bad not been in-
formed about t))o latest Flacher prote.t
and only Jaughed when told the American
disliked chlldren being In the ball.
"Perilape Bobby llllould gel married,"
Kroglus aald.
Fiacher W19le a Jetter or protest to
ad>lter Lothar Sclnftld compl•lnlfttr he
could bear ''conversaUona. candy being
Wlwnpped. couahlng and laughina"
while cm stop pitying SpuU;y w.-.
day.
Schmid today ruled that the aeat.s
would ttmain but match officials woold
mab IW'O thaL caqdy ... tin& cbllclrtn
Official Tlirows Col.d Water on H unti1igton Syste m
Oty Administrator Davkl Rowlands
has thrown cold water on the possibility
of a locaJ trans.it system serving Hun-
Ungton Beach.
1·1 th1nk 1 local l)'Stem would hurt our
-or r<eelvtq • higll priority !or a
OOUDtywide aysten,• RowlJnds told dlf
councllmm Monday nlgbL
•1 think Ille Oraoge Counl1 Rapid .
Tri.Nit District ill !be vehicle lhrouaJ>
whldl Ollf pracram. should nm/' he eJ·
plained.
Councilman Henry 00.Jast Aprll .U.
ed clt}rotlictailo to nploi. the po1J1lb1Uty
or est.sbllahlog bus n1Utt1 servtnc
Huntington Beach.
The city haa .... -local acbool dlstrt<t.s about U&iDg tbalr busts, •td
Wktid with olfidots at McDoooen
Douglas, coacemtng their buRs.
Bui in a writleJI memo to oouncUmen.
'
Rowlands outlined these drawbacks: Adams Avenue. It will start ln February
-Neither type of bus would readily as part of an east-west countywide route.
adapt to Ille needs of Hunttnctoo Beach. Rowlands cautiooed that any gyalem
School buses, qys Rowlands, have nar-which doesn't provlde·suHldent service
row 1e1t1 which artn't very1comfortable, will fall.
while Ille bus ,..ts at the aeroepace flJm .. People amt't gotnc to wait an hour to
.,. clotlt<>overed whicb -id take • catd> a bus," be aald. "Bus service IUdl
heaUq rrom wet IWlmmlnC tnmb. occur about every 15 minutes."
-The dty received onl,v 151 ..._ lie ~old comctl'""' he believes the
to a bus survey out or 40.JI$ ee ... lel(m county ceuld be coovtnced to est.sbtlah
delllltted. lndlcattnc a laclc or tntemt. greater "rvtce In HantlngtiJo lleach.
..A local bus gystem woold ttqalre perhaps 8PMllnr the lundl for an· H·
five to t•,..,. to Pl1 off the cost ol In>-pertmOotal, mnovative aystem.
plemenlln( It. • When Dukt IUQ<Shld a local oYStem.
-such a lmg.tenn, lotal system, he ..,,.....,.. the hope It could aerve Ille
mt,iu cause Ille county ag..,.,. to dowetown am, naming up to JllDlllngton
,,_,.,.... tba ne<ds or Huntlngtoo c.nter. and _.tally aem tba oenlor
Be.oci (or the counly syst.m. dttzens.
At .......,t the Orqe County Rapid City olliclals 1tt IUD ta1'1ng with
Tnnltt JJbtJic:t plans IO llart a alnlle ld!ool olJl<tlals, boweftt, and DO leaal
)lne tenlD& lllm~toa Bcadl aloall \See 11WISIT, Pap I)
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Weather
The weatherlady sees wanntr
temperatures for Friday along the
Orange Coast. with beach highs
of 74 expected. Inland t.tmper•
tures should hover around tO.
lAws tonight in the llO't.
INSIDE TODAY
'5411 Cheue." Thot'1 '° h ct
Amcrkon gourmets ctre ICf"tam-
tng todal/. Chee.se ii tM 'in'
f o o d. C<lleophlles wiU "'"'
drive hundrtds oJ miles for Cl
ahorp chtddar. See .storv P411e
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OAJLV PILOT H
NrUl J>rlnrlpol
Sam Landes, 29, has been
named the new principal of
the Ocean View School Dis-
trict's Westmont School. He
comes to \Vestmont, 'vhich is
one of two school s in the dis-
tirct on an all-vear schedule,
fr om 1'1arine ·v ie\Y School.
where he ~'as a tea.cher and
administrative assistant.
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Signs l ttte rirn
Pact on Shuttle
DOWNEY ( API -An interim agree--
ment aulhor1zing Nor l h American
Rockwell to go 11he11d with work on
Atevelop!ng spacr shuttlrs was slgned tcr
day bety,·cen the aerospace firm and the
Natlonnl Aeronautics oend Sp ace
6dministrntion.
The agrcen1 ent al!o~'S developmt.nt lo
.proceed and provides for initial Sl2.3
million in fund ing in the multi-billion
dollar contract previously 8Y!'arded, of-
fici als said. Final contract terms are
being negotiated.
Joseph f..lcNanuira. North American
Roc ky,·ell space division president. sa id
the finn has nearly completed planning
and management staffing for the shuttle
program. but antici pates only gradual
employment of "·orkers.
"IA'e do not expect to 1dd.. more than
'150 to 1,000 persons to our d1vision pay:
roll in the next 12 months.'' he said in a
prepared statement. "and naturally a
hig h percentage of those added y,·ould be
former cmployrs. ·•
The spaee dl v1s1on now reiploy~ 6,200
-down 2.1,000 fron1 its:JdJ>eak kl the
Apollo spacecraft progr:im.
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OCEAN ...
the position that this request was
reasonable, but that no money w11.s
available to grant it. Teachers were in-
sistent. howrver, and in the: spl'"ing they
declared a stale of impasse and demand-
ed that an advisory arbitration panel be
set up to study the facts.
The panel's month-old majority report
\l.'as made public Wednesday nlgbt, and it
SUJ>POrled the trustee's position that
although tracher requests were
reaso nable. the district could not afford
to grant the ra ises.
However. add itional state aid and
higher assessed valuation rec en l I y
brought the district $300,000 more income
than heel previously been expected, and
trustee:!! aeclded to use the money to give
the toochers about half of what they had
been requesting.
Superintendent Can.tell said the ralSH
make Ocean View teachers better paid
than 80 percent of the other elementary
school teachers in the county.
Mos t begi nn ing teachers to the district
\1 ill now be hired at 11n 1nnual salary of
~8.866. After ten years, they will ht able
to earn as much as Sl~.353.
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Marine Air
Group Back
In Vietnam
Fr<DI Win Smktt
BEIN HOA AIR BASE, Vietnam
The Marlnes 11re b&lck ln Vietnam, sup-
porting Cambodlan lroopt 11 well 11 Ille
Soulh Vietnamese.
There are no iround troopr. This Is
Marine Air Group 12. !he last lo leave
Vietnam in May 1'71 durina Pruklrnt
Nixon's phaseout of American forctl and
tht first to return 1 year ltttr durlnc
Nixon's buildup of air power to counter
North Vietnam '• offensive.
Among I.he pllotl is Capt. John A.
Bohn, 2$, a rtsldent er ~A Dlhlll,
Corona del Mar and a graduate of Brown
UniversUy -Ironically -with a degree
in international relations.
Bohn and tile other pilots complain
they orten are unable In measure the
results of their bombing missions.
"Often you can't set anything because
the trees are so thick." he uy1. "It's
very hard to see anything on the ground
in detail.
"You very seldom see hard targets.
You drop your bombs, see an ex-
plosion . bu• you cannot see what you hit.
It's mostly known ene.my locations,
lroops under jungled trees and supply
caches.''
Says Capt. George Ampagoomian, 21,
of Yonkers, N.Y .. "It's hard to relate
really, never really stting the end result.
The morale is up and down based on
what the pUot teUs these men who load
the bomM and maintain the planes. I
always try to tell them everything J
can."
Ampagoomlan makes a last-minute
check of his A4 skyhawk, called the
scooter because lt j1 so tiny and compact
despite its load of eight 500-pound bombli.
He is ready to strike out into Cam-
bodia.
"Some of the flight spotted tanks and
were shooting." he say1. "J'm hoping
maybe thert's still some left so I can 1et
my chance."
Ampagoomian. of Anntnlan descent, is
a gung-ho type. He sen.ied an tarlier tour
in Vietnam. on tht ground. in an air con-
trol center. He left i..D 1968 and we.nt to
Marine pilots' school.
"I wanted to ttrve an active role in the:
war. but I Ju!t. resigned myseU" ,lo jhe
faot thtt I missed my cluu1te," he uys.
"l never thought l'd see combat. I
figured we were out of the game ."
Back in the ready room. Lt. Jeff Kelly,
25. of P.lonr0tville, Pa., a Duquesne
University alumnu.s with a degree in
phy!ICS, is relaxing after a mlnlon inside
Cambodia.
lie ta lks casually about two Soviet-built
T:.4 medium tan.ks he knocked out:
"One of the tank.I was In the open. T
could see it pretty well. The second tank
was obscured by a tree. 1 rolled Jn and
went !or the tree.
"Basically," says Kelly, "We'rt a big
psychological boost•
This is a clean war for the alr Marines.
far removed from the booby-trapped
jungles the Marine rlflemtn once roam-
ed. The atmospbtre ls rel1xed. the rooms
air-conditioned, steak for dinner, en·
lertainment at the club.
Not a single plane his been lost to
enemy ground!lre s.ince the group's more
than 30 A4 Skyhawks arrived May 17 at
Bien Hoe. 15 miles northeast of Saifon.
They had been based In Japan since leav·
ing the Chu Lal ·Air base in the northern
quarter of South Vietnam la.st year.
Despite the Marines' vantage point, the
w11r came to them Aug. l. Nearly 100
enemy rocket! slammed into the base,
damaging two Ats, since repalrtd.
The rocket attack came just berorc
dawn on Pl)'day. Men coming off the
night shift wert Unlng up to get their
checks. A lance corporal was walking out
to pick up collection boxes for a Viet-
namese orphan and refugee fund thf 1lr
group supports. One or the first roc.kel.!
landed a few feet from him. Col. Dean
Macho. 49. of Colorado Sprlnp, waiting
by the spot. obsforvu. "I don 't think he
knew what hit him. I doubt if he was
ever conscious."
There are happy thoughts, too. wending
homeward far 11w1y from Bien Hoa.
'l'htrt is a color portrait of a beautlfUI
woman with black hair, painted by a
Korean artist from a w1llet.1l1e
photOAraph. She i. 11nktn1ly beautliul In
the photo.
The woman. Dolores Jack$on, Uva in
Kallua, Hawaii.
"J plan to stnd It to her," says herhu5-
band . Lt. Col. Htl Jackson, 42, Dian
Macho's deputy. "But I'd like to keep It
in my room."
Fotomat Clerk
Robbed of $200
A 20-ytllNlld lltlntln(ton Beith 'llOllWI
WU robbed of mon than $2!0 W""1elclay
nilht 11 she attemplod lo make a clll>I
depoolt lo the bank.
Kathy Rtlter WU walltlnf up to the
•lcht ~It llol of the 8anl< of -at the COmtr of Sl>rtogdale S._ anti
EdJncer A-•boot t p.m. -1
ahort·ha!ted. <Ullllly d--ontered ber, "00 blck and pl In :-
car."
The """" ....... Gbqed -tlle man lhttatened her wlill Wllll ht •Id
WU a IWI wrapped Jn a abJrt. 0oce In
Ille car, tbt --rtu...d el tho d4J'1 .:....1... ol I ,.._ toba • -ttd.-... '
'Ille uoldlolllled Diii OH Oft fool
More Cash
Reported
In Breakin
WASHINGTON (AP! -Acfdlllonal -
trlbulionl Co President N\ion'1 rHlec-
lion campaicn totaliQg •.ooo Io u n d
-Into the bank '"''""'" of ... ., the the men cbargocl with broaldns ln!b the
Democrallc Naticml Committee head·
quarters. tbt Wa.ahington Star-News a id
today.
CON ST RUCTION OF NEW HUNTINGTON BEAC H LIBRA RY SET TO START SEPT. 6
City Sella Bonda to Fln•nce F.cillty in +ttw Centr•I Park
Quoting "sourceJ ciOle to tht tn-
Vtstlgatito.'' the Star-News aid also that
federal agent.I. probiJli the June 17 brea~
ln hav. found the RepublicanJ '9tabllll>-
ed t special "security fund" for Its 1ia-
tlonal convention.
F romPa11eI
BO NDS ... Bicyclists 'Initit;ite '
It W&! not known, tbe newspaper :.•Id,
whether tbt money came from that fund
-set up• to thwart demonalraUons.
The $19,000 wu deposited In four i...
st.ailments into the account of Bernard
Barker, a Miami real estate man and one
of the five men arrested In lhe
Democratic headquarters, lhe Star-News
said.
New Bike Trail System ·· off.site improvement.
-Another $200,000 In the conljngency
fund for emera:encles and last minute
changes.
A group of young bieycliatl will tr.st
their wbeela on tht levee or the Sant a
Ana River Friday morning in Hun-
tington Beach.
The bikers, ranging in age from 10 to
16. will race along an eight -fool ~idc
strip of asphalt from Adams Avenue to
Atlanta Avenue.
Following their race. Orange CDunty
officials will publicly open the county'R
fint stretch of its new bicycle trail
&yatem.
Driver Survives
Despite Crash
At 100 MPH
A young woman bting chased by
California •Ughway Patrol officers for
five miles at up to 110 miles per hour
\YI! hurled through the windshield of her
The nnt section strttches five-and·•·
holl mu .. from the beach up to Edinaer
Avenue in Founllln Valley. The dtdlca-
llon race 1larts at 9 a.m.
Prior to the ract, Supervi.lor Ron
l'aspers and his family will test the
asphalt path.
Judges !or the inauguration race art:
Supervisor Robert 8attln: Geo r I e
Osborne, chief encinetr of the Orange
County Flood Control District; Ted
fi.1cConvlJle, county road commiai.ooer,
nnd Fore1t Dlckalon, county planning
director.
Four city councilmen, all membera of
the county greenbelt committee, will act
as Jtartera for the race. They are:
Donald Shipley of Huntington Beach,
Marvin Adler or Fountain Valley, Willard
Jordan of Costa Mesa and Wade Herrin
of Santa Ana .
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TRANSIT ...
-An architeet's fee of $360,000.
-Another '300,000 for fumiture and
fixtures .
-A $500,000 payment on the firtt
year's interest for the bonds.
''If you add up thole and other costs It
quickly maku $5 million ," Castle com-
mented.
Architect Neutra has designed a two-
story edifice featuring mostly g1au wall!
and Iott of water in the form ~ pondl,
fountains and flowing pool.I..
Sister Arrested
In Grove Death
A Garden Grove man was killed
Wednesday and his sister, with whom he
lived. has been arrested on msplclon of
murder. police reported.
Jailed was Mrs. Annie Krachun, 45, of
10642 Mast St. Firemen, re!pondlng to a
medical aid call found the body of htr
brother. Cicero J. Moye ln the backyard
of the home.
It •·ould raJse to $114,000 the amount
deposited in Barker's 11ccount through
the Committee to Re-Elect the Prtsi<ienl,
the newspaper said.
La.sl week, a $25.000 campaJgn t.iwick
was traced to Barker's account at Lbe
Republic National "Bank of Miami.
Barker. a Jl.tiami real estate man, 'll'&!
one of five men arTeSted ln the
Democratic olfica 1be men carried
cameras and bugging equipmenl Later,
police confiscated 5 3 comecutively
numbered $100 'bills from the men and
traced the money to a latge. wilhdrawaJ
Barker made from biJ bank.
"SOureeJ say the investigation ID-
dicates that money given aJ legitimate
campaign cootributk>m was Uled to
finance the break.Jn -appartntly
\Yilhout the knowledge or authoriiatlon of
top ofiicials from the Committee to Ne--
Elect the President or other GOP
leaders," the newspaper said .
car when it piled up entering Costa ~1esa opinion has bttn issued concerning the
early today. use of school buses for cily transporta·
The Orange County Ccroner'1 office
said Moye had bee.a severely beaten. An
aut~ is being conducted to determine
Councilmen Win
Basketball Game
Investigators at first thought ahe was lion. dead at the ACene of multiple inJurie•. On other occasions, Rowlands: bas ex-The Fountain Valley City Councft
... 1 •• Ull cl to Ill th'· mominir pressed the desire to siart some ~i2l de{Jated. Fountain Valley School tru.a:tees
the exact cause of death.
uu all'I' 1 ung c ia a• servl« to the •·wntown, :• .a.e down'W: ~ 3 Tu-• · baak ll eight boun after tht 2:20 a.m. crackup. U'tll u:-w ..... " • ~' i • , . • R t 39 to 1 in a IC3\lay everuog etba
Diane M. Gurrin. 23, of UIY, w. 18th is redeveloped lnto a major tourist at-lXO ll at etreat game.
st .. Santa Ana, was listtd in critical. con-traction. Q The game-.-which drew about 75 ~
d!Uoll at Calta Meu Memorial H~pit.al'• "We ml1bt create huge parking lots '.l'HUID.:10NT 'id. (tl"Pl} Pre.ti.dent tators, was beld in the Los Amigos Hilb
lnten&lvt! care unit. near I.he San Diego Freeway and me J>eCP-Nixon ha'!' sec(uded: hlmseir rt the camp School gym.
She suffeffit multiple abrasiona when pie movers to brln1 ever.}' one David mountain rtlrNt to review The city team broke the conte!t open
catapulted down the rough Newport downtown ," he said. ' material lor hls acceptance speech at the in the third quarter on the strong scorin1
Freeway pavement, in addition to con-Rowlands al.so mentioned the possibili-Republican national convention Aue. 23. of Councilman George Scott.
luslons, a concussion and multiple frac-ty of dialing for buse.s to the clty council. The President was eitpected to return to High scorers on each team were Scott
lures. police aald. But, he emphaslr.ed, It would be much Washington later tod1y, concluding a for the city and Trust.et Fred Von for
Costa Mesa PoUce Traffic Lt. Avery c. easier to test a new system thro11gh the three-day stay In whlch he concentrated the school district. Botlt scored nine
Smith said Mils Currin was traveling an 1_coun __ t_y,_th_an_•_·it_h_a_l_oc_•_1_•_Y•_t_em_. ____ on_hl_s_r_H_lec_uo_n_ca_m_P1'---lgc.n_. _____ _;po_tn_ts_. ___________ _
~stlmated 110 mile! per hour .southbound
when she entered a C<:lll!ltructlon aite
north of Bristol Strttt.
The area includes S-curves whert an
lnterehange la being builL
"She just couldn't make it," said Lt.
Smith.
The car swerved out of control. ram-
min& into a guardrail and overturned,
ejecting the victim .
The CHP said Miss Gurrin's car V.'RS
first spotted southbound on the Santa
Ana Freeway i.n Santa Ana. "·here of·
ficers noticed it weaving somewhat.
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PROBE • • •
Supervisor called for "a federal in-
vesttgatlm" of the matter, Baker called
for an inve:atlgalion of his own involving
everyone from the FBI to the Navy
Department.
Battin replied, "I have sent a letter to
the Department or Interior."
Baker replied that the Department or
Interior does not have and has never had
anything to do with the ~tile Square
leue.
"Battin la just play acting and I am
calling his bluff,'' Baker said.
"BatUn's tactics are btyond the dignity
of Uli5 board." Baker charged, "But tt is
to be expected when !Omeont ii In trou--
blt he wtll point the. fin1u at aomeone
else."
Al!IO during the discussion, Baker
auerted lhat BatUn's proposal to grow
arua on the acreage instead of uslna it
for a proflt1ble agricultural leue to the
county ii "only an open Invitation to the
hippie element lo swarm over this land
and will increase law enforcement prob-
lems."
Baker concluded the diSCUJslon by
1tatlng lh1t he appttclated the board's
confidence i.n placing the Mlle Square
ntgotlaUons In bill hand!.
"These necotJ1UoN wtre b t I u n
aevual fear• •iO and the aovemme.m ii
about to deed the proj)el11 to the countr
lrto of chanle." Batu revuled.
H• aald lie bad not announced lhll
sooner bocauae the !edml doptrtmtnts
hid nqueot«I lhat the Information he
bald up unW th<)' could man Ille an-noa1ftN'DIDt.
Hijack Penalty Eyed
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McGovern Renews Challenge to Debate Nixon
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will ocetpl, "" lho -ol lho -by lncumbenta In past presldtllllal ,_ to
occe'jlt llUdl cbolltQCts.
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llamplhln llboe fldorJ where II Ill
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Fonda Subpoena
Action Denied
Frem Wlre Sttvk:n
WASHINGTON -The HWH Internal
Security Committee refused today to
subpoena actress Jane Fonda lo tatlfy
about her antiwar activities wblle in
Hanoi.
Instead, It decided to ask the JusUce
Department to report to the committee
by S.pt. II on the progrus of an Inquiry
Into Miss Fonda '1 acliOOI in North Viet·
nam.
Used Autos
To Require
Smog Device
Used car buyer• in Orange and four
other Southern California countlet can
expect to ante up '25 extra after Sept. I,
under a California Air Resources Board
order to outDL old can with anli-smo1
devices.
The five-man board voted tbt new
onler Wednesday In !.<I Angeles.
A board spokesman aald tile order
covers all can .nanufactured between
19SS and 1965 that can be fitted with
smog control!.
Used car dealers and their attorneys
pleaded to otay the S.pt. t ·deadllne, but
the panel sald no.
The board did, however, exempt all
foreign cars, plus time with no vacwm
or centrifugal spark advance, thoge
powered by fuel injection and any wilb
Jess than 140--lnch engine displacement.
The new device w!U bypaa the car11
spark advance in the engine's timing
device.
If the engine begins to overheat, the
spark advance will ructivate.
The device is eipected to eliminate
.about 30 percent of each car's
hydrocarbon and nltroceu o 1 I d e
emissions.
Gene Cone, public information officer
for the Air Resources Board, &aid
representatives or the uaed car industry
asked a 5lklay e:rtenaion past the Sept. 1
deadline.
They claim it will take three months to
get their garages set up to install the
new controls.
Couple Arrested
After Murder
Of Man's Father
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A 24-yoar-
old man and his U.year-old wlfe are
being held in the death of the man's
father, whose body wu found tied to a
63-pound concrete block ·in San FTancisco
Bay .
Calvin Mc Right Jr. was booked for
murder in the county jail. where he was
being beld on parole viol1tlon chargos.
His wile. HarTiette. was arrested on a
murder warrant Tuesday rugbt in
Altadena by Los AngeJes sheriffs
deputies.
PoUct say Calvin McRlghl Sr., whose
body was Found July 10 at the fool of a
pier, had been btaten unconsckius shortly
before his death in the apartment be
•hared with his 90n and daugbter-i&law.
Officers said they ~Ueved "financial
pin" was the motive for tht killing.
llmin& .. bour-lonc ·-.-. lhe comm1u .. ae1 u1c1e a member'• raqua1
that Mist Fonda be 111bpoonaed to appear
before tbe panel
Thon, a mo" wu mada to IN!l1d 1 let-
ltt to tbe attorney 1ooonl ukfnl what
tbe Jultlce I>opartmont ii doinl In Its
probe ol tbe matter. Wben a ~ wu
made to insert a date in this letter, thus
tettliol a deadline for the 1ttomty
1...nl'• report to the commlttoo, tile
pantl voted I to I for thll courH ol oc-
tloo. Rep. Robert r. Drtnan (O.Mass.),
.... tbe looe dlsaentor.
llrinan aald tho commitlft'• -
reprttented a "cle&N:Ut victory'' for h1m
In bil bid to dolor tbe IUbpoona roquat.
"Tbil b tho Ont tlmo within memory
that Ibis commltt" bu rotu.ed to sub-
poena an unfriendly witness," Drtnan
told reportOl'I.
Rep. Flotcber Thompson (R-Gt.)
sought to reopen the investigation into
possible subversive acUvlUes aimed 1t
Gil, wblcb -1d have made pouible 1
subpoena for lllat Fonda.
"In olloct, we Aid to Flotcbu
Thompson, 'IO away, DO aibpoma',''
said Drlnan. .. It WU a clear repudla-
lion."
Thompson described MID Fonda u
as "Hanoi Hannah." and aAed the c:oin-
mittoo to nopon ltJ ln...U,ation.
"Sbe bu DO evJdfnc:o tbal b DOCOll01Y
lor tbe Collgma to mike bettor 11,..,"
declared Drtnln.
Drinan. a Roman Clthollc priest Ind
opponent of Admlnlltratlon pollci" in
Vietnam, said 1bompiOD waa using Miss
Fonda as a publlcit)' "gimmJck" in hi!:
campai&n for tho U.S. S.oate.
Rep. Richard H. !chord (0.Mo.),
chairman of the committee, said be had
"mind fee.Unp" about awnmonlng M1u
Fonda becaule sbe could use lbe ap-
pearance u a propq:anda "fonun" and
"ii could projudlc< any prosocutlon
against ber •••
lclmd uJd, however, "It does 1ppear
sbe violated tbe law" In her broadcutl.
Ho declined to 11y whit law, uplainlng
be was still lludying tho matter.
Tapes of Miss Fondl'• ltatemenll
.. abow abe wu in the bands of aome ex-
port North Vletna.,_ propagandlm
and sbe used a lot ol military tenna thlt
~ within ber lmowledc•," aald
Iqtmd. "Sbe'I turned lnto quite In u-
port propagandi!t for tbe North Viet·
namese."
The broadcasts, according to one
purported transcript, deacrlbed injuries
U.S. bombs Inflicted on North Viol·
oamese civilians in a hospital. Thompson
said recordings of the-broadcasts were
made between July 14 and 22.
Bresnahan Wins
Delay in Trial
Orange CowttJ Aviation Direct«
Robert Bmnalwt will r... a jlry trial
S.pt. It in Wiit Oranc• County
Municipal Court on drunkoL drtvlnf
chargoJ. Broanahan, II, of tlllJ Oriole A .. .,
Fountain V.Uey, wu anuted by F...,.
lain Valley pollco In Juno, after ofllctrs
aald his car """"' to avoid a curb oad caused a minor tramc problem.
Police allege be failed tl1e flolc! JObrlety
test.
Bmoaban, tho county dlroc.tor of avia-
Uon 1ince ltea. was in the Wtltmlmtcr
court Tuoadty, bul woo • postponommt
of tbe trial unlil Sept. It.
Tennis Anyone?
.
Woman Dazzles-Plays Topless
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -Driven paulng by a city ltnllla court ...,.
truted to an Impromptu 11ahlbiticm" match.
'!'be lllr, a peUlt ~ ....,.. wbo ldeotilled bmtll u 1 naUve ol
P'ranco. .... playln& toplaL
"""' po1klmm wbo -tht.maldl IUl!bil•Ged psllonomen. Tbo -en, playing a doubl., m11di wllb thrM lllell, protaled sbe uw nothlft&
wroag with toting of! her llblrt wben Ille become ton warm.
"U Ibero's a dlltmbanct, ll'I thtlr problem, DOI mlDa," abe said fl tha
QOC!ltora.
Siie wu ttlwod with a warnmc lhal a rematdl '""1ld -11 In !llTtll.
1\'ieeDonle
Denise Coker, 5, a patient at
Medical Center Hospital in
Tylor, Tex., gets acquainted
with an 11-loot stuffed dog,
donated by the. four children
of another patient in the hos-
pital.
Wenke Endorsed
By Three Men
He Defeated
First District SuperviJorial candidate
William Wtokt today rectivtd tht "un-
qualilled support" of John W. "Bill" Hill,
one of hl1 five opponent! in the June
primary.
Hill said, "As I announced when I
entered the cempaign I feel that I.ht peo-
ple of the dl.!trict have had no represen-
tatkm aince Supervisor Robert Battin
took office. I feel Mr. Wenke can give
tbt pieople that representation."
Wenke and Battin are facing each
other in 1 November runoff election .
At a press conference this morning,
Wenke said he also had been endorsed by
Paul Balch and Sadie Jtekt two other op.
ponenta in the primary.
The f.tfth candidate in the June
primary, Wallace Davi! of Fountain
Valley, has said be will make an an-
nouncement on t.be race Sept. 1.
Hill said be doubts that be would ao-
Uvely campaign for Wenke because he Is
busy a1 Sanla Alla J.ODe chairman of the
Committee to Re-elect the President.
Wenke 1aid he is willing to meet Battin
in open debate It any limo.
11lrtt meetlnp wbtte lbt two will ccn-
front each o\her have alrtad7 been ar-
ran(ed, tbe candidllt said.
'l1>o Ont wlll be Aug. 22 before tbe
North Orlnl' County Board of Reallon,
tile aecond Aug. 30 at the Santa Ana
Nor111 !Wtary Club and the third Sept. 21
al a moettng of tbe American ilociety ol
Social Workers.
School District
President Backs
County's Phillips
Third Dlslrlct SUpervisor William J.
Phllllps of Fullerton got a big boost today
In his campaign to gain rotlection to tbe
post be bu be1d for the pall 11 years.
Robert "Bob" Bark, a reUred narcolks
agonl and C\ITUnt pruidonl of tho
Anabeim Unllled School District Board,
endoned Pbllllpt' candkltcy In a mom-
q pr<ll canlennco.
Ball< &ot 14,453 -in tbe o ...... ,
primary ,_ in wlllcb Ralph Dledrlcb,
FuDeriaa Mb 1 rvnan. ovtpolltd lbe ln-
c:umbenl, M,m lo 14,lt'I •
Bari< 11111 lhel Iha the JUDI primuy
bl bad -canfll1ly mlultlnlJ tbe two oancfklatd .... had ..... to the ......
flhaUc ~., thet Pbllllp1 lhould be
'"1<ctad.
He cborged that Dledricb'1 chlol
"dalll\ to llmt ....,. to be bll abUKy to
atlra<t blc ....., and the 111pporl of
·--·" Diedrlcb reporled apendlllg llt.DM In tile prtmuy cam-
polp wblle Pblllips spent 1$7,Jll.
• .,.. office llboWd not be boolcht."
...BaH ditrpL 'Ille ..,...,...,.1 .....
41dato aid bl bid spent 13,IOO ID the .........
that bl delcrtbed prtmartl)r II a "llstm-
lnl -·" but It bcn all Iba tnpplnp of a loll c:ompaipllyle ... Inc. Iba !Int of
lit klDd -be copCund t b •
O.-.Otle acmlDltlml ti Ill.uni -,....._ ... _
Alter the lllitlll Ito!> ti the sboe fac-
WJ -where Mc.(Jov.m t11d ltll -p-
tloa Fob. II convlneed blm he bad I
chance In lbal lllt•'• Mattb 1 primary
-• be planned ltops In Connoctiwl and
Rbode llland before winding up in Now
Ywk City Friday.
Bo!O<e McGovtm departed, ho won a
pledae ol campal&n SJPPOlt from Son •
tdw&rd M. KOlUled;< who 11id be '""1d
bit the lnil for lhe SO.th OU.Ian and
ltll running matt, Sargont Shriver, Koo·
nedy'• brotbtt-ln-taw.
Shrivor r<mllned In Wuhlnaton, _.
to slart his part ol the campaign. beld up
by the switch of vice presidential can-
didates from Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton.
Shriver wu bU3Y with his own and
McGovt.m's alda -.'Orkin1 out • cam-
paign achtdule jwa two day1 after beln&
nomlnated as the new No. 2 man oa the
t1ckct.
Score
Meanwbile, tile Ponlap ac<!llled
Meeov.m of flying In tbe fl<e of nllll¥
wllh blJ 111ggestion thlt def...,. apOlldinC
be CUI by l30 billion.
A ZOO.Pia< counterottoc& rolwed In
Waahlngton was peppered w 11 b
ttlerenoes to t.fcC'.ovem by name.
'Mle: OtfeRM Department said. "Those
who suggest tti&t we can tolve our public
spending problem by P"ling oome •••Y
billions orf the defense budget a~ lf'llJ-ina not only with the Pentag0n, but with
reatHy, and reality ii 1 forrnldlble op-
ponent."
Victory
Bridgehead Near Quang Tri City Captured
. SAIGON (UPI) -SO.th VlelnamoS<
marines broke a weeks-old stalemate tn
the Quan.a Tri 1ru today by capturing a
bridgehead south of the city -their first
real victory since they relieved the badly
bottored airborne -ps II Quaog Tri on
July 17.
A marine battalion or 500 men climbed
out ol its foxholes near the provincial
ctpltal just below the north-sooth border
oad ..tud tbe brld&ebead at the Tach
Han River.
'l1tis glvll!S them a new attack route
toward the Communist-held citadel. a
rrJle to the north in the center of the city.
'l1te North Vittnamtse held onto the
lltb century citadel despite n e w
Amtrican air attacks in which "smart
bombl" pided by laser beams blew up
part of the wall that forms lbt fortress .
71:.. Communist dtfenden were btavUy
protO<ltd by big artillery pioces firing
from up to 17 miles away.
UPI Correspondent Alan Dawson said
317 artillery and mortar shells hit the
marine positions about 80 yards from the
citadel between 1 1.m. and 11 a.m. but
Cyclist Killed;
Passenger Hurt
A 19-year~d motorcyclist was killed
Wednesday night in Orange, the County
Corooer's office said today.
Steven Charles Barnes of Orange died
when bis motorcycle went out or control
and 1truck 1 telephone pole, the cor·
oner's office said.
A paaenger on the cycle, SbarOn
Qulnllsk, 1$, also or Orange, suffered in·
temal injuries and a broken arm. She
was reported in guarded condition today
in the intensive care ward of Chapman
General Hospital
Pedestrian
Gets a Hand
The evidence was painfully ob-
vk>us according to a Laguna Beach
police report labeled "assault and
battery."
A womaf\ walking down tht side
of Laguna Canyon Road old :she
had been alapped on the derriert by
a passenger in a passing car.
An lnvestigaUon by a female
member of the Laguna Beach
Police revealed the perfect imprint
of the assailant's hand on the
woman's posterior.
The attractive lS..year-old told of·
ficers two men were in the pa.ssi:ng
car.
that ca!lualties were "llght."
S o u t h Vietnamese flghter-bomben
fought back and said they killed 15 North
Vietnamese soldiers and destroyed 14
tanks and four Molotova trucks.
U.S. planes had halted air support in
Quang Tri city ltJoll but returned today.
U.S. Navy .ships of! the coast also fired
Into the city and ~ bombers new
miSi!llons as close as a mUe west of the
city and in the threatened Hue area
further 50Uth.
Despite the limited success at Quang
Tri , the situation was serious elsewhere
and military spokesmen warned that a
Communist force originally estimated at
100 tanks still menaced the Cambodian
capital of Phnom Penh and Saigon.
The tanks were reported near Hlgbway
1 in the Kompong Trabek area 47 miles
southeast of Phnom Penh and as mile.5
northwest of Saigon. A Cambodian high
command spokesman expressed ftar the
Communisl.i!! would win at Kompong
Trabek and then move toward Phnom
Penh.
Su~~u111hs
Recruiting Poster Figure Dead
San Juan Capistrano resident Walter
Botts, who posed as Uncle Sam for the
ramous "I Want You" Army recruiting
poster, died Wednesday following a brief
illness. He was 72.
funeral services for fl.ir. Botts are pen-
ding at Sheffer Mortuary in San
Clemente.
A native of India na. 1.1r. Botts worked
most of his life as a musician and a
vocalist. fie was augmenting his musi-
cian's income m an artist's model when
he posed for the poster, painted by
James Flagg, in 1938.
The poster, showing Uncle Sam forcing
his pointed finger at the viewer, has
since become part of Americana ind Is
still used for recruiting purposes.
Although Mr. Botts posed for many
other artists. including No r m a n
Rockwell, during his life, none ever at-
tained the public recognition of the Flagg
poster.
A veteran or World War I, fl.tr . Botts'
musical career began in the early 1920's.
He played the saxophone and was the.
featured vocalist with the orchestras or
Harry James, Jack Teagarden, Red
Nichols and Johnny Johnson .
He ls survived by his widow, Marjorie,
or the family home at 28000 Avenkla
Aeropuerto, space 98.
18-year Unsolved Murder
Case Reopens in Florida
fl.1JA!\1I. Fla . tAPJ -Eighteen years
ago, Judith Ann Robt.rts disappeared
during the night from the bed where she
slept in her grandparents home.
Hours later, police found her severely
beaten body lying in a clump or
mangroves. A coroner's report said she
had been sexually assaulted and strangl-
ed .
Although two persons , including the 7-
year-old child's father. were charged
"ith murder at dHferent times. the
highly publicized case remained unsolv·
ed.
Now. Miami homicide detectives aay
they have rt0pened their investigation
and a suspect in the July I, 1954, murder
is being held ln jail in another state.
They refused to identify the man.
PoJice said Wednesday they developed
the new lead during a routine in-
ves\igatlonn of a sexual assault this year
on a It).year-old girl.
A BIG MAME SIHUE
Statements 'o\:ere taken lrom the girl
and her mother and the woman testified
that her ex·husband rtmarked that lone
age he killed a child and "got away witb
it," police said.
Check! showed the man was a suspect
in the killing of Judith Ann. said Irving J.
Whitman. a Miami detecllve at the time
of the 1954 murder and now an attol'Tlt'y
who is back on UM! case as a volunteer
investigator.
Detective Eugene W. P.lcCracken sa id
the suspect "is a cat burglar with a lot or
sexual hangups" who was 16 at the lime
of Judith Ann 's murder.
Police said Judith Ann was sleeping on
a couch at her grandparenl.i!! home when
she was kldnaped anu driven away In the
family car. The car was Found abandoned
a block away from where the little girl'~
body la y, concealed under s o m e
mangroves.
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Whistle Heard
Rou11d County
HERE COMES TllE CIRCUS -When
tanner Ceorie Mural blew hil whlatle
the otht>r dly about how be'd been hit up
for a $10.000 political contribution, it
became about the loudest blast heard in
Orange County government circles in rt--
cent times
Indeed, the acreeching tones from
1'-111ral's 'A'histle now have supen1&0rr
Robert Battin and David Baker tossing
verbal bombshell! at each other: the DA
has launched an lnvestlgatloa: the Grind
Jury will hear testimony; and Lord only
knows how many other bureaucr1tlc
functionaries wUJ &et into the 1ct.
We11, when It comes to a auper.alud
flap , It ls r.lear thlt $10.000 will 10 a long
\\'&Y in Orange County.
THE ~'HOLE ltl~ Involves a 485-
acrt parcel of land in Fou.ntaln Valley
kno"'fl as ~!lie Square Park. lt Is O\\-ned
by I.hr federal government &nd leased to
Orange Coun1y for dr\'elopment u a
public park
l nllt de\elopment ()('('Uf"S. ho~r\·er. 213
acres of 1he park land "as leased to the
aforemenllooed ~lura.i so be could till the
soil and grow some things. hope.fully al a
modest prof 1!
Trouble 1s th.at J1.fura1·s lease is runrung
out so he hu been a1Jnna the Oranre
Coun1y Board of Supervisors &o give him
a httJe lime extension so things can ron-
linue to grow.
NEXT THING YOU know. Murai'1 at-
torney makes public aUeg111ons tha t
somebody suggested if ~fur1I made a
Ten Grand political contribution, lhin&s
might go easier on the lease e:rtension.
That l11tle disclosure was what caused
the agrlcullural products lo hit the lan.
Rumor and aJlegatlon have it that
District Att orney Cecil Hicks had some
of his operatives on hand when Murai
forked over half the loot -$5 ,000 -to
somtbody who was to take ii to
somebody else who would give it to 10me
politician.
Ident ification of all these somebodies,
hQv•ever. has bt'en clearly obscured amid
the furor and shoutrng and the insistence
of DA Hicks.
HICKS, LIKE all good law en-
forcement offletrs , would like to set
d1scuss1on of the allegations held to a
m1n1mum until he can complete his in-
\·est1ga1ion and present all the in-
formation in a neat package to the Grand
Jury.
AnS\vers that DA Hicks has SUC·
cessfully obscured rrom public scrutiny
so far are the <1nea that m1&ht be applied
to these questions :
-Did the DA's men actually eyeball
witness $5,000 in ro\d cash being handed
over lo somebody?
-If so. who was that S<lmebody?
-If that somebody did get SS.000, y,·ho
did he take 1t to and for wha t purpo&e?
Political payolf? Political contribution?
Old debt?
So far in the Great County Flap. no
real answers ha\'C been made available
to the questions -Ju.st apeculation,
guess . gossip and rumor.
INDEED, THE DA has managed well
to keep thtngs shut up on these tuues in
the case but he has been unable to stop
general tongue-wagging and flares of
temper surroundin& the whole thln1.
Supervisors Ballin and Baker got into
it hot and heavy yesterday. each insisting
he would call the other's bluff by deman-
ding federal investigations.
Dismayed Board Chairman Ronald
Caspers !i&ured with both the DA and
Grand Jury In the act, there wll already
enough probing going on.
But the rest of !he board voted for lhe
whole federal government to be called in·
to lhe imbrog lio.
Alas. btfore it's all over. DA Hicks
may be tripping over all kinds of other
lnvesl.igatorll as he struggles to uncover
Ttuth and assure Justice.
Man Saves 6
In Belfast
Bomh ·Blast
BEl.f'AST (UPI) -Six m•o t1<:1ped
death or lnjury todly when 1 fellow
worker rlaktd bla Ufe to wam tbem or a
1pot1erlnl bomb.
The bomb blalted 1 bus depol In Lon-
donderry just before noon. Another abat·
lerep a nearby dress ahop moment.!
Jater. Two others e1ploded In downtown
Armagh.
No one w11 hurt in any of the blull.
Jo'or that, the alx men in LA:mdonderry's
bus depot 11&<1 Burt SClrlel to thank.
Scarltt saw a man push a brown paper·
wrapped parcel Into the depot hall and
suspected at once It wu 1 bomb. He ran
-not away, but to wam his 11:1
"·orkmates. Al they scrambled to aafety
Scarlet dashed toward the uit -but bad
to pass the bo~l>.
··smoke and 1park1" were shooting
rrom It, he ukS lattr. 1'1 saw t wa1 done
for.
"I went back u far Into the building as
I could, went into a t.oUtt , locked the door
behind me, lly flit on lhe noor. Almoat
immedlately the whole bulldll!J a .. med
to come down around my ean.'
Scarlet wu badly shaken, but -like
hls workmates -unhurt.
In the second Londonderry blast
women ran tcttam.lng from a dreu ahop
after two yout.m planted a bomb, again
~Tapped .in bro~'ll paper.
During the ni1bt there Wll hand-to-
baod fighting around the neiahborhood
social center in the Roman Catholic
Andersonsto~11 dlStrict of Bellast and it
dKi not end until British soldiers chased
I.be last 1ana:s of teen-agers from the
area.
The fighting began Wednesday night as
Catholics in the area tried to march to
the Roger Catement football ttadlum, It
was the second battle In four days
around the park. which troops occupied
"·hen they moved into C a t h o l J c
stronghold.I tY.'O weeks ago.
Across the city in the Catholic Ard<lyne
disu-ict, soldiers arrested one of the
Belfast leaders of the Provl.alonal trlah
Republican Army (IRA), Martin
Meehan, eight months after he e1e1ped
from the city's Q-um1in Road jail.
Calholica slon<d Intl)' IJICI police pools
across Northern Ireland Wednesday to
mark the one-yeu aMiveraary of tht in-
troduction of internment without trial for
suspected IRA leaders.
Only in Andersonatown, scene of fierce
rioting Sunday, did the violence threaten
to get out of hand .
A crowd of 1,500 Catho\ic11, many of
them teenagers, marched through the
Falls Road district shouting "Give us
back our country."
Al they came within a quarter mile or
the ball park, whose club and bar is a
social headquarters for the neighborhood.
they ran into barbed wire barrlcacle1 and
lines oI troopi and armored can.
Ji!rl)tr:whit•
U'IT .......
Cheas Draw
This wu the posIUon ol the
pieces as Bobby Fiacber and
Boris Spassky played to a draw
Wednesd~ in the 12th game
or their $2SO,OOO World Cham·
pionship Chess match.
N lee Tr11
The message on the leg of this
pretty hitchhiker is deceiving.
·ro a Frenchman. it simply
means that the young Jady is
trying to thumb a ride from
Paris to Nice, a resort city of
the Riviera .
Ch icago Firm
Recalls Canned
Hams-Too Wet
WASHINGTON CUP!) -Hundredl of
thou.sands of poundl ol canned ham .,.
being recalled by 1 Qlicago packln&
company from all parts of the. country
betause samples wef! found to contain
too much water, the Agriculture Depa.rt·
ment announced today.
There is no health danger to consumers
in the hams , officals stressed.
But spokesmen said that whUe
normally-labeled canned ham ii allowed
to contaln not more than I percent •·ater
picked up in the rorlna process, Jame
hams produced by ihe Agar Food
Products Co. at lls Ollcqo plant hid
nearly twice that amount.
Of ISi hams umpled. 165 were ovtr
the I percent llmJt. averagln1 15.J pt\'·
cent water. Some had ie percent, an of-
ficial 11.ld.
An Asrtcultutt Department spokesman
sald the recalled ham included 300.000
poundl held In wmhouse1 and dlstrlbu·
tion Cf.Dtera around the country and an
unknown quantity on shelves of retail .......
Department officia!J Slid lhe hams ..UI
be held until tbe problem is idenUfied
and appropriate rorrective action taken.
Among posalble 1tepe, oae otllcial uid,
wu u11 of a reauJaUon whlch ""Ould
allow the hlma to be ftlabeled u "\vater
added" products.
SPokesmen said the hams involved
were packed under a number of different
llbe'!J,.fncludlng some "house br111ds" fw stores. Hams packed at the
Chicqo plant are idenUned by the
ledefll !nlpedlon suvice plant number
282A.
Autumn Weather Prevails
Overnight Temperatures in East Fall to 40s
Tempera t ures ... ... ..
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'Thieu Must Resign'
War Goes On-N. Viet·
PAlUI (UPI) -'!!lo Vlei Conf, dltaU·
IOI for the nm Ume Ill demands for •
eo1lltJoo rtllmt tn South Vlttnlm. Mid ~ the war wlll np oa and D<tol1>
tlonl remain deadlocbd tmtll tho Sll&oo _.,.....,.,
-· the -lllb bqn the • dot.11t1oa -stalemtlrtl 11)' ... tr111 Jaoe J'onda. Sen. Edwatd Kmtledy,
fonnar U.S. A-Genenl JllOlllY
Clark and· U.N. s.cr.tary Gtoerll Kurt
Wlldbelm lo blclr: Ill cla1ms that the
Un!ll<I 8lltol w11 dolllllrately bombing
dJba ID Norih VletDam.
sel2t -ID South Vlltnam. Ila dlan'-' ltlnOf'• dike allls111on1 u JR" Pl"'fllpnd1.
Madame Blnh did not spoclfy wllttltor
lllr """" "dM•tor.bd" appllod lo the
blckstai• private lllb bot-Hanoi's
neaottaton ind u.s. PnaldentllI -
Htllt'Y A. Klaltnaar u won u 1o tho
-ldy aemlpubllc lllllolll .. l!Jebcr
U.S. pianos had "dutro1'd If prllom ol
dJW and lfVOD lloodp.... donll1Ud
doze111 ol cilia and towm, damqad
.. ven1I """'mlc •lniWllllona, lltuck
own at klnct.r&lrle!ll. lldloolr, ltolplta!J,
clwrcbel and pe.1odu • .,
10c1amo NIU.YID 'IJll Blnlt, Cblef Vitt
Col!I D11otlatnr, llld at the J54lh -..
of the lllaltm1lool Vleblllll p .... lllb.
.. Al Iaoc u U.1 admln!llrallon ol Soulh
-Prtotdlnt NIU.YID Van 'lbleu
ullll, the war -oa and the ntl!Jlil· tlonl remabs dndJoc:Ud. If \
U.S. ..,.illtnr Wlll1am J, ""'1tr u id
the Cmiuntmlsta' nfltAl to -.pl •
..-lire and the• n11odat1 1 polllklal
Mttlement proved tbtlr ' ' O b t I I I V e
punutt" ol a mllllltY victory In onler to
·-· -Today's ltSlioD of the confert0et.
d"!'itl tteenUy expressed opllmiam of
American o(f1cla1J, had the aame at·
n10lphere of IJJl1ll dw'ies and O>Un-tercharfl .. about lllfged U.S. bombing of
clJW tfllt marked last Tllnday'1 -Norlb Vlefnam told the deldlocl<ad
.... ion !hit U.S. a1r<rafl hid attacked
Its irrigaUon dikes and dams rn limei,
Increasing lhe figure of 173 times that"
was uaed at la1t 'l'b&lrsday's stormy
.... ioo.
The d•puly dllel neaotiotnr r.r North
Vietnam, Nguyen Mlnb Vy, continuing
Hanoi'• worldwide campaign against the
alleged deliber1te bombing of dikes, sakt
DAl~Y Pl'OT
DELIVERY SERVICE
Oetiwry of Lhl Dall)' Pllol b-
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auGUST Fas1-11on vaLues
I silverwoods I
Save on
new fall
double knit
sport coats
Handsome hopsack pQeyestar
doubl9 knit blazers. •iard to bea t
for fashion . versatility and value.
Styled with metal buttons and flap/
patch pockets. Nil'I), burgundy,
brown. blac k
In September they'll bo 7S.OO, now
59.90
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Save before fall
on fine
double knit
slacks
Trim, ccntlnonlal, "°'bell sfyllng
with-em pockets and allghifY
flared botloms. lJJslroUS. oew double
knit fabric In 1 wild choice of ~ch
r111 co1or1.
lnStpllfllber lhty'U bo 25.00, now
19.90
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VO(. 65, NO. 223, l SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, '1972 NC TEN CENTS
Collin·s Plant . Stirs II-hour Citizens Protest
An 11th hour uprlllnc of dtJwa protest
qalmt tile ~ Ill$ mWloo
deYtlopmenl pion "' the O>lllns Radio
Company pioperty ..., Orana• County
Airport -tn the eu1m> half of Nftpori Beech W-1y.
Tho presldeol of the North Blull Park
Community Alloctatioll announced lbot
petltloos llgned "by at least 1,000 -and
m1ybe 5,000" homeownert protesting the
propootd c:ommer<W aonln( will be
delivered to .city councilme:I by Monday
night.
Counctlmen will meet Monday at 7: 30
p.m. to act on the coolrOvuaial COllln!
requ .. t llllt, U opproved, would lay the
ground"°rit for a u.toey hottl and I
number of hlah rbe offict buildings.
The fact that oone of the tai: revenue
from the project' .foWd go to the
Newport-Pttesa Unifled School Distrk.1
seems to be Ille apork llllt haa touched
off • mojor grouncinv<ll, acxordinf to
North Bluff aDOCiatloo p r e s Id e n t ,
Malcolm "Mike" Milliron.
He said he'1 been in contact with of-
r~ls of more than a hal!4ozen olbtr
community g,oup1 and all are clrculatin&
petitions asking councilmen to turn down
the proposal.
Milliron S8YI the petJUonJ cite five
basic objectkins, Including the declara·
Uon that if there ls to ~ commercial
devtlopmtnl ln Newport Beach, tM:
school district should get lhe tu
rtvenut, too.
The 177-acre Colllns property, while ta
Newport Beach city limlb, is wlthln the
boond.aries of the Santa Ana UnJfied
School Oi!trict, not the Newport-Mua
District.
Other basic ob}tctlon1, Milliron sald.
art creaUon of an overabundance of
(Set COWNS, P11e 2)
Lease Battle Seethes
Supervisors Clash; Federal Inquir y Ordered
IRVINE ·
OolilLY PILOT Mews -.
CONTROVERSY SWIRLS AROUND PLANS FOR COLLINS PROPERTY
l11uo Scheduled to go to Newport Councilmen Mondoy Night
Spas sl\:y Mal\:es First Move
As Che ss Match Resume s
REYKJAVIK (UPI\ -U.S. challeng'1'
Bobby Fischer waited outside ~
day in the 13th game of his world chess
championship match with RUJSian Boris
Spassky as Spassky openet. with the
American's own favorite king pawn apen-
ing -the move Spassky uset: in the SwJ..
day game the Russian won.
Fischer parried with a defense he has
played only live times ln his career -
the Alkehine.
Fischer, six minutes late as usual, ap-
peared not to notice that his latest
demands had not been met -the OW1ter
of children from the hall and removal of
the ftrst seven rows of seaU. so be could
not bur spectator• rattlini candy wrap-
pers.
'Ibe Russian, unaware of Filcher'I
complaints about noise in the playing
ba11. arrived on time.
Fischer. two poln15 up In tbe $250.000
match. made an official protest about the
noiJe In tile bill durlq tile 12tb game
Wednud1y night becau,. be could hear
candy being unwrapped. (Picture on
P1ge 4).
However, all lbe rows of seata were in
plact for the start of the 13th game and
children were admitted to the hall.
Fischer's aides had said the challenger
thought the match was "being turned in.-
to a kindergarten" and wanted children
banned.
Spa.ssky'a second, Nikolai Krogius, said
the world champion had not been In-
formed about the latest Fischer protest
and only laughed when told the American
disliked children being In tile hall.
"Perhaps Bobby should get married,"
KrogiUJ said.
Filcber wrote a letter of protest to
arbiter Lothar Schmid complaining he
could hear "conversations, candy being
uowropped. coughing and laughing"
while oo stage playing Spassky Wednes-
day.
Sclunld loday ruled that tile ... i.
would remain but match officials would mm llW't that caoc1y ... 11ng children
would be made to sU tn Ibo r<ar of the
hall.
"People 'hi"' boucbt UcUts for those
seals," Sd:trnid llid.
A federal investigation into lt.U.ing
practices of land in Mile Square R~ional
Park was ordered by Orange County
Supervisors Wednesday following a burst
of verbal fireworks.
Finl District Supervbor Robert Battin
exchanged heated words with Second
District Supervisor David Baker in the
continuing county seat battle over alleg-
ed hanky panky in tbe extension of a
farming lease in the park.
Battin began matters by reading a
statement. He claimed Baker had block·
Move to Unite
Docks Sparks
Controversy
A JlfOpiml to "' ..... all ~
Bartlor moortnp to floatinl docks or
clllllered boat 1Lipa tparked comlderable
discussioa Tuesday at the Orange Coonly
Harbors, Beaches and Parks Commisaion
meellng.
But all parties concerned went away
with the idea that a great deal more
study and feedback is needed before any
firm actlon is taken.
"I doubt that we would even be ready
to test such a proposal for anotbe.r year
or so," said Harbors, Beaches and Parks
Director Kenneth Sampson.
Some commissioners suggested the
parking problem in Newport Beach ii
bad enough without clumping the mor-
rings together and putting the burden of
shore parking on one spot.
''At least now the parking is spread out
just like the moorings," said Com·
missioner Thomas O'Keefe.
Commission Chairman Martin Usab
said lhe new floating berths would prob-
ably be a number of separate pods dot-
ted around the harbor rather than ooe
large central racility.
"At least this would keep the shore
parking distributed the way it is now ,"
be said.
The idea of eliminating the moorings in
ravor of floating berths also drew some
fire from the audience.
"I don't have a mooring, never have
bad ooe and don't.intend ever to have
one," said Gordon GI.ass, a Newport
Beach resident and member of the city
planning commission.
''But I do know that the moored boata
are no hindrance to navigation and at
least you can see open water between
them. WHb a floollng dock, all you would
see ts dock and no ,..ater," he said.
"'From an aesthttic point of view and
from a usable water area point of view,
the moorinp are much better than a
aolid facility," Glass added.
ed his proposal to plant devil grw on
1'1lle Squart acreage in order to a.id "a
friend ."
"It Is not unusual for Mr . Battin to
point a fmger or guilt in this direction
when there ii probably 90mething in hb
closet which ahould be cleaned out,"
Baker countered.
The controversy arose last week over
the proposed o~year extensiori of a
lease of 213 acres of Mile Square
Regional Park property to Mural Farms
for agricultural use until the county is
Mountain Drama
ready to further develop the park.
It bis been alleged that JOmebody a~
proached Geor1e Mural. and demanded a
campaign contrlbuUon of Sl0,000 if be
wished to have his lease rtnewed.
The matter has been under in-
vestigation by the district attorney who
has said his Dndlngs wit: be presented to
the Grand Jury Aug. 22.
Ballin opened the attack this morning
by stating that "I did not negotiate with
anyone In regard to the Mile Square land
lease, I had oo knowledge of the negoUa·
Seachers Hear Faint
Cry, Save County Boy
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of .. DlitJ' Pillt SI.ti
For four da11 ht stuck near a trickle or
a creek, crying for he1p and repeatedly
clawln& through thick underbrush toward
the hW-tbreaking whir of a search
helicopter flying too high and too la.st
overhead.
He had no fOOd and in sweltering Mid-
dle Creek Ravine in the ~fount Pi.nos
region of rugged Ventura County, he
sweated away the water he lived on.
He didn't know another missing boy
was dead in the area.
He cried out hoarsely one more time
Wednesday morning, unaware hi 1
brother, his father-in-law and a brolher-
ln-law were picking their ~·ay aJong the
ravine 's edges on either side above him.
"Help,'' called Tom Rhea, 17, who is
recovering today . back borne at 8232
McFadden Ave., Midway City.
Three relatives on one side or the
ravine thought they heard the faint cry
-young Rhea is nearly voiceless now -
and fired sii: rine shots in reply.
Then they all began shouting.
His brother Lonnie. of 1518l'h Jack.son
St., Midway City. was perhaps 100 yan:ls
away on the other side of Middle Creek
Ravine and couldn't even hear the six ri·
fie shots, the terrain is so steep and
brushy.
I..oon.ie fillea told Tommy Rhea's story
today, becaUJe the weal!:, hoarse youth
can barely talk.
He had already passed his brother's
hideaway and failed to bear any cries for
help.
"'Another 20 feet and they wouldn't
have heard him either," the older man
sa1d today.
"He'd have been paMed up again."
Tommy. a Newport Beach service sta-
tion atteodant, was deer hunting with his
older brother over the weekend when •
they became 1eparattd ln the Los Padres
National Forest area.
"II'• prelty ru11ed. I walked It for lour
days, I know," Lonnii!! remarked.
"They must have found him about 10
(See RESCUE, Page %)
5 Saved; Boat
' Catches Ablaze
Ne ar Catalina
Five people were UICUed Tuesday
from the water near Catalina ltland
¥o·hen an airllner spotted thdr flaming
boat and radioed for help.
John S. Wat.M>n, 47, of 2011 Santiago
Drive, Newport Beach, and his four com·
pan.ions were pulled from the water by
the Avalon Harbor Patrol eight miles
north or the harbor and sll: mlles to sea
after Wat.son's boat, Diablo, burst into
flame.
There were no injuries from the fire
which completely gutted the 34-foot cabin
cruiser. Avalon Harbor Master Dean
Carlson said the boat's diesel engitie
prevented a major disaster.
"If it had been a standard gasoline
engine, the boat would have ei:ploded,"
he said.
Carlson said the fire apparenUy started
in the boat's electrical system as the
group left Avalon for the mainland.
The flames were spotted by the pilot of
a Golden West airliner which was
en roule from Avalon to Long Beach.
The harbor patrol rescue boat arrived
at the scene at 2:45 p.m. and towed the
boat back to Avalon. Carl.sou said
damage was so extensive lo the boat,
that It sank in the harbor at 1 p.m. Tues-
day night despite continuous pumping .
Listed as Watson's passengers art R.
CdM Man Relates BoJDbings
E. Wheat of Dallas. Tuas; T. J,
Sou.sources of Fullerton: Ru.uel1 Wheat
or Costa Mesa and V. J. Kathe of Full·
erton_
Flem Wire semen:
BEIN BOA All\ BASE, Vlelnam
The Marines .... back In Vietnam. -porting Combodlan troopo as well a the
s...th~
ni.r. .... .. ground troopo. Thil is
Mmne Air Group 12, tile lul to ltave
Vlttnam In May 1!71 during .....-1
Nh<>n'• phuoout of Amtrlc:an '°""" and the rim to mum a ,.., 1a!.r during
N!Jon'1 buildup ol air power to COlllller
North Vletnam11 offen&iva.
Amq the ptloll la c.pt. Jolm A.
~ .,....._.....,--.,.---· c.r.na c1e1 w. and • araduale o1 a,...
Unlftnlty -Ironically -wllb a .......
In lnttmollonal relallolll.
VollA and the other plloll comptaln
Ibey -... -blo to .,...,,.. the resulta of tbelr loomblQc mllllom.
"Oflal y ...... , ... ~ -the Ired aro m thlcl." be ..,._ "'Jt'1
VUJ hard lo .. an,ythiq Ill Ille plllll1d
tn detail. maybe lhere'i still some left so I can gel
"You ftl'J aldom SM hard targtb. my chance."
You drop your bombs, ,.. an et· Ampagoomlan, of Armenian de!ceni. IJ
ploslon, but )'OU cannot ... wbat yoo blt. • ..,....., type. Be terVed aa urlitr tour
lt'I mootly 4nown enemy 1oco-. In Vlet¥m, on the ground, tn an air .,...
troops under Juntlled lrea and IUJIP(y trol ceotu. He left ill 1111 and went to
cacbes." Marine ptlob' IChooi
Says Copt. G<or(• Ampag-ian, :ra. "I •anted to.aerve an ldlft role In the
of YOllUn, N.Y .. "II'• bani to .... to war, but I 1"at reat.,,..i myaelf to the
really, never rully ,..1,.. lhe end ....i1. foci lhll l miaed my cbance. • be says.
Tho morale Is up and don buod on "I .._ tholqbi I'd -oomblt. I wblt Ille pilot Wis U.... .,.. •ho load n,ur.d we wm oul of tile fame.•
tile horn.bf aad ,moint.\tn the plaan. I 8adt tn ilia rtad1-, LI. JtH Kelly,
'1Wljl°·117 !Otell -~~~ille, a., I Duq_,.
can.• utilttnltJ -witlt o dqnt In , Ampqoomlaa makel • Jat.mlaule ]>llJllcr, la nlaafn( ati.r a lrilaloft inlkl•
cbect of his Al ~wk, ailled the Cambodll.
-beca"llle ft Is 11 tiny and compact Ue lllb cuually o"boul two SO.iet-bullt
d<Splto Jla lood ol eiCfit IGO-pound bomho. 'Ill mtdlum tlnQ bt -out:
He .Is read1 to Irie out Into C.... ''Olio ol the tanb wu It lie opon. I
llodlo, ooukl • II tnt1J ...U. Tbe -tent "Some of. tile fllcht apotltd WU and WU ollocUred by I tm. I roflod in Ind ...,.. lhoollnc." be ..,.: "rm hopinJ ...ii for the lite.
11BulcaUy." says Kelly, "We're a big
P')'Chologlcal boost."
This II a clean war for the alr Marines.
far r.moved from the booby-trapped
JUJll)" the Marint rillemea ooct roam-
ed. The atmo.pbrre ii n:lued. tlie rooms
aJr.eooditloaed, -for dinner, ... ltttalnment It tile dub.
NOi a stnaJe plane has been lost II>
enemy CJ'OUDdf1re 1ince the &rouP'• more
than so Al SQbawks arrtvtd May 17 at
Bltn Hoo, Ii milts northeast of Sala••·
They bad bem bued In Japan alnce luv·
l"I the Choil.ol A& buo u.-tlle nortlitm
quarter of South Vi.tnam (ag.year.
Despite tile Marioeo' •antoce polnt, the
war came to them Aug. L Needy !GO
Ol10ll\)' nickots alammtcl into the -.
damaglnc lwo A41, since "palted.
'l'bo rocl<tt 1t11ck came jut beltJre
down "" ~. lien comln( ofJ Ult
nilhl lhlft .... 11n1., Qp le fel tholr
{See BIEN HOA, Pip J)
Nothing Sacred:
$500,000 Nixon
Auto Recalled
DETROIT (UPI) -11 MIDI ony car
ta .,bJocl to recall -ewn Pmldenl
N!Jon~ llOO,OOll Li.ocoln Conlintatal
llmcwino WhJcb WU ouppooed to be
ct.llvmd to WuhlnJton hlo d«yt oao lot
an unveUing.
Tho n ... 1on. ormor-plaled diorlot wu
just ,,_ F...t to the White H..,..
-Smtce Ital! which found -bua> tn the whlcle and Id\ It .., 1 holst
at Ille Fonl Motor CA>. Daarbon1 plali.
"tbt So<ret 5..-tlce wants _ JOCQO
dwigeo. We .,. no1 et Ulletly to dllcaia,
the changes.~ uld W1lllun P-, a
Fant spokcmvla
lions and I did oot authoriu such ac-
tion."
Battin then reftrred to an attempt be
said he made oo Dec. 23, 1971, to leaM
more Mile Square land from the federal
government. "At .hat lime the board
voted 4 to I against me and gave Baker
the right to negotiate for more land,''
Battin said.
Referring to a press rele.ase by Battin
last Thursday In which the First District
SuperviJor called for "a federal in·
(See PROBE, Po1e I)
Bill Killing
Coast Route
Waits Reagan
Aides to Gov. Ronald Reqan Aki
this momin1 he will sign bills wtpln1 out
virtually all of the Pacific Coast Free-
way throughout Southern Cllllom11 lite
today or early Friday morntni.
The bill sponsored by Aawnblyman
Robert Badl)am (R-Newport Beach) that
deletes the Newport Beach le1 or the
controversial coastal route and the bill
sponsored by St.ate Sen. DtMls Carpen-
ter IR-Newpor! Beach) deleting the en-
tire stretch from Ventura to San Juan
Capistrano will be among four freeway
deletion bills to be signed.
An earlier announcement by the gov-
ernor's press office th.al Reagan had
slgoed the measure was incorrect.
"We ~·ere told that he 'will' sign tht
bills but we interpreted that to mean be
'had' signed them," said Clyde Walthall
of the Reagan press orllce,
Walthall released a statement from the
governor that said Reagan was acting to
protect the coast of California in elim·
inating the freeway route.
Mesa West Group
Will Mee t Tonight
Interested residents or current mem.
hers of the newly-fonned A1esa West
Homeowners Association are invited to
a meeting at 7: 30 tonight ln the Costa
Mesa City Council chambers.
Residents of the Republic Hames de-
velopment staged a fint meeUng last
month to delve Into ways of dealing
with neighborhood improvement and
found wide.spread enthusiasm.
Orange Coast
We atber
The weatherlady sen warmer
temperatures for Friday •Iona tho
Orange Coast. "1th bucb blgbl
of 71 expected. Inland temptr>
lures ahould hover atOllDd IQ,
Lows too11ht tn tile ll0'1.
INSIDE TODAY
'So11 Chteit:' That'1 10 h a t
A meritan OOt.tf'fl'ltU OU ICml"m--
lng 1odav. Ch«•• II the 'in' f o o cl CGleopllilu IOi(l ..,.,.
drive lumdrtda o/ Milc1 /or a •"°'1>-<Mddar _ s ... ll<nll~
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;J DAILY PILOT kt T....,.-10,lt?Z
'.f e1~eorar9 Setup
Supervisors OK
) Morgue Facility
Orange Qlunty soon will est.abliJh !ta
first morgue. a temporllry f1clltty. the
county Board of Supe.rviaors de<:idtd
Wedndday.
The morgue, urged by every county
Grand Jury since 1984. will include off\ct
space for the coonty roroner, accord in I[
to a report to supervisors by the county
administrative office.
Administrative analysl Jerry F r I s s
estimated lht new lacihty will uve tbe
county up to $J7S,000 over lhe ntxt five
years. At the end or that period
supervlsort will decide 1f a permanent,
$750 000 morgue ahould be built. ~W wu backed by Chlef Deputy
Coroner Eugene Miller. who. called the
estimate of savings ronservative.
''We may save $400.000 In the five
years If our projections are correct,"
:t.1iller said.
Both men pointed to high costs of
present pathological services which in~
valve more than 30.000 1niles a year in
travel to various parts of the county .
f'riss proposed leasing a central county
fac1hty at an estimated cost of $11 ,000 a
year for 6.500 square feet. He said the
cost "-ould be offset by freeing space now
Mesa Council
Declares Lot
A Nuisance
Confusion ovrr the nature of a dis·
agreement between father and son and
sub6equent court action ()Ver a Coeta
Mesa property ownership has muddled
Ute legal maneuvering itaelf.
'The City Council Monday night dec\3red
Qle Jot at 138 Magnolia St. and shanty
upon ii. a public nuisance.
An Orange County Superior C o u r t
judgment confirms the property belongs
to Rtlomey Selim H. Franklin and not
h1s son. Harbor Judicial District Court
Jud51:e Selim S. "Rud" Fr11nklin.
Attornty Franklin is appealing a por·
tion of tht ruling that might 1ive a share
o( the ,.-oceedl lo Judge Franklin in tht
event the downtown lot is 90Jd.
"He's the one who filed.'' explaiM
Judge Franklin in clarifying lines of the
property dill:pute.
Cily AtlomtJ Roy Jµne mentioned dur-
ing City Council hearings .an the •~ck
11nd opening the way for its demo\Jt1on
by the ci ty that father and son are
sornewhat alienated.
·"The dispute should not be consldtffi!."
he remarked but did not elaborate on
its precise nature.
Judae Franklin s a 1 d attorney Sam
Bamea ls representing him in the c.,e,
adding It is extremely complicated.
"l ha~ no Idea of the legal j55ue11 In·
vOlved," he said.
'Repeated lnquiri~ by the city led
Jodge Franklin finally to ask advi~ in
obtaining a demolition finr. at one point
during the thrtt-year campaign toward
leveHng the condemned structure at the
owner's expeme.
"But I felt I couldn't unilaterally do
anythln~ "·Ith my father's property," ez·
plains Judge Franklin. a former Newport-
Mesa Unified School Di.strict trustee.
'nle elder Franklin finally reiiponded
to the 12th letter on City of Costa Mesa
stationery by calling up City Attorney
June's ow'll secretary and dictating his
reply.
occupied by the corontr ln the county
finance building which ia nttded by other
departmenu.
lie eslimated cost of equipment for IM
new facility at $25,000, plus •t.000 a year
for replacement.
ltobtrt Thomas, county admlnl!tratlve
officer. said his office had studied the
central morgue question in the past and
determined that il would be too costly,
but that the most re:icent study lndkated
a saving to the cowity.
f'riss said a centrally located morgue
would speed police investigations by pro-
viding earlier determinations or the
cauae of detth ln most cues.
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PROBE ...
vestigation" or the matter, Baktr c111llcd
for an investigation of hi.s own involving
everyone from the FBI lo the Navy
Departmtnt.
Battln rrplied. "I have sent a letter lo
lhe Department of Jnterietr.''
Baker replied !hat the Department of
1nterlor does not have and has never had
anything to do with the ~tile Square
leaSt.
"Battin is jll!t play act ing .and I tm
calling his bluff," Baker11R ld.
.. Baltin's ltctica are beyond the-dignity
of this board," Baktr charged. "But it Is
to be expected when 90meone ls in trou-
ble he wUl point the finger at someone
el!lt."
Also during the discussion, Baker
asserted that Battin'• propoaal to grow
grass on the acreage Instead of wing it
for a profitable agricultural lease to the
county is "only an open invitation to the
hippie element to swarm over this land
and will increase law tnforcemtnl prob-
lems."
Baker concluded the discussion by
stating that he appreciated the board's
confidence in placing the fi.1He Square
negotiations in his hands.
"Thtse negotiations "'ert begun
several years ago and the govtrnmenl is
about kl deed the properly to the couniy
free of charge,'' Baker revealed.
tie said he had not announced thi!!
sooner because the federal departments
had requested that the information be
held up unUl they could make the an-
nouncement:
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RESCUE •..
or 10:30 but nobody else knew," he ad-
ded.
"It took until 5:30 to get him out," the
elder Rhea brother explained.
''They helped him all the way -
sometimes carried him -and they didn't
have any food with them." he continued.
Despite their own relative strength. his
t'E'scuers Bob French, Ron and Dan
Goodall, couldn't attract the attention of
the sheriff's helicopter.
There wa.s now~ to go but doYi'?l and
out of the treachef'OU! wlldemes1.
"Once. you start down that ttrrain you
have to go all the way," Rhea explained.
"'You can't go back up unless you want
to spend a couple of weeks doing lt."
Tht rescuers walked the weak youth
down to a sheriff's substation and he \\'as
flown to Ventura, where he wu fed and
then driven homt.
"He's just a little beat now," Rhea
remarked, suggest.in& his brother's bride
Vial will get him back on bis feet.
Hori'e Grfup .
OKs Arms Pact
WASlllNGTON (AP) -Tiii UJI, s..1e1 n,._ Dm11a11oa ..,...
-on laad aod llll>marlllo-1:.r.~'t:a:,I\, er= '°"""' AIWn Qwnm!UM .... voice vote. Chairman Thom&a E. Morgan ( ~
Pa.), said a full Howe vote on the
historic agrtt:ment signed I n
Moscow May 26 is acbe<luled for
next \Vednesd11y.
The Senate has ratified the trea·
ty. limiting U.S. and Sovtet ltl-
limissile sites. but dtlayed action
on the five-yur interim llmltat.on&
agreement on offeMVe weapons
Bn\ld controversy over White House
b111ckjng of an amendment by Stn.
Henry JackJOn ([).Wash.).
Accused Man
Reportedly
Got $89,000
WASHINGTON (AP) -Additional con-
tributions to President Nixon's ~lec
tion campaign totaling $89,000 found
v.·ay into the ba.nk account or Ont of the
the men charged with bn!aking into the
Democratic National Committee head·
quarters, the Washington St.er-News J8id
today.
Quoting ''sources close to the in-
vestigation," the Star·News said also that
federal agents probing the June 17 break-
in have found the Republicans est.Jblish-
ed a special 11securlty fund" for its na-
tional convention.
It w111s not known, the newspaper ~id,
v.·hether the money came from that fu;_d
-.!Let up to thwart demonstrations.
The $89,000 was deposited in four in·
stotlments into the account of Bernard
narker. a Miami real estate man and one
of the five men arrested in the
Democrallc headquarters, the Star-Ne"·s
said.
ll would raise to $114 ,000 the amount
deposited in Barker's acrount through
the Committee to Re·Elect the Presidr.nl ,
the nev.·spaper said.
Last week. a $25.000 campaign check
was traced to Barker's account at the
Republic Nalional Bank of hliami.
Barker, a t.tiami real estate man, \l'BS
one ()f five men arrested in the
Democratic offices. The men carried
cameras and bugging equipment. Ll~er.
police confiscated S 3 consecutively
numbered $100 bills from the mm and
traced the money to a large withdrawal
B11rker made from hi• bank.
"Sources say the invettigation in-
dicates that money given as legitimate
campaign contr1butions was used to
finance the break·in -apparently
without the knowledge or authorization <l[
top officials from the Committee to He-
Elect the Prtsident or other GOP
leaden," I.be newspaper said.
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BIEN HOA ...
checks. A lance C<>rporal was walking out
to plck up collection boxes for a Vltt-
n111meSt orphan and refugee fund the air
group supports. One of the first rockets:
landed a few feet from him. Col. Dean
Macho, 49, of Colorado Springs. walklng
by the spot, observes. "I don't think he
knew what hit him. I doubt It he was
ever conscious."
There are happy thoughts, too, weDCting
homeward far away from Bien Hoa.
City council members chucklfd u·hen
June explained the colorful tlder Selim
Franklin had her read it back and then
requested she mail him a copy to double-
c:b.eck ill accuracy.
Two-week Delay Expected
)'Can you bill somebody for that?" on('
remarked.
l.lune said it "'as done as 1 labor of
Joye.
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Fo1· Mesa Density Report
Significant sudden new developments.
the subject of a special city hall report
now in the works are t1pected to delay
conslderalion of proposed residential den·
sity studie.!L in north Costa Mesa for two
v.·eeis.
A series <lf six alternate suggestions
for mixing single family, multiple unit
and commercial ionlng ls tentaUvely stt
to go before the Costa Meta Planning
Commission Monday.
The Mesa Woods Homeowners Auocl-
~tlon has also submitted a seventh, pre-
parde by its own privately retalned con-
sulting firm .
Senior Associate Planner Amie
tlamala said W~ay I.he staff has
been working on the best met.hods of
designating mulUple and stn1le family
density by quanUty and 1...,aplty.
One oUter ..., cleftlopment ltU llJd.
denly enlmd Ute pl<tun! or north!lcle
plaming, in addition to a future Orange
Freeway route allpment envtlklntd by
Planning Dtrector !Ill Dunn.
"That set everyone on their ea.rs,"
Hamala remarked W~.
"And now there'• a alanff~ant MW
development," lte aald, addblf U>at the
81111 Is not md¥ at lhll Ume IO ~
lease any lnfonnatloa en its: nature or
pol .. llal IOO!nl Impact.
"We hope to bave tlte ,.port ,.ady by
Friday and wt wlll have aome recom-
mtnd1tkln lhen, '' ht conttnued.
PllDttln1 C.mmllllon mtmben are
p,.vided lnfonnatfonal packell Friday
prior to r e I u I 1 r mcettnc1 to 1Uow
them weebnd time to nrrit• and re-
Oect crt w1a1n n11jor ltl!mS.
Hamala blnled lhlll whUt the pla,,.
ning department would be rtady-should
commissioners desire to take action -
that they'll want a twe>-week: delay.
Residents of the 300-acre area com-
prising the Mesa Woods tract rteently
approached tba city v.ith a ~uest for
reduced commertlal and apartment ion-
i~ 1n their neighborhood.
Tentative plans by the city Ttan to-
'"ard more,mulliple R-4 and commercial
CI zoning in the sector bounded by the
San Diego Freeway, Swiflo"'et Avenue,
Fairview Road and Bear Street.
Planning Direclor Dunn revealed two
weeks ago be suspects a shift of the
Route 57 or Orange Freew11y easterly
from t"'O others under constructioo may
run it throuah the Mesa Woods tract.
The construction job lvi't antlcfpsited
until at least the l97MO fiscal year IC--
cording to present State Divis.ion oC
Hla:hways projectioM.
DuM said howtver, It would certalnly
lte wise lo con•lder It now In lirht or
projected density studies and rHUltant
zoning restrictions which mi,hl bf ·~
plltd In comlng yean .
Shlfllni tlte Roule 17 allimnent Ill'
th<r east would not be ltulblt dUt IO
111< coming contCruction at South Celll
PIAZI which will clOubTe Ila lilt aadm.
come to number' one in tbe nation.
Harn•la said Weclncaday the DtW dt-
irtlopment which &hrtw1 IOmtwhat of. a
kink Into d<nllty rtud!OI plllllllnf COii>'
mlt!lloners were to con.tlder doem't c:ert-
ter on plaza upanskln •
The reeettt annotlllcomtO~ ho uld,
mt,.ly mabs formal wbtl ha bttn
geoeral ltnowl<dao -South Coul Plaza's tneepUon.
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Concludes
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A young woman btlog clloaed by
California Highway Patrol <lfflcers for
five miles at up to t 10 miles per hour
was hurled through the windahlekl of her
car when It pilecl up entertn1 Costa Mesa
tarly loday.
Jnvtstlgat.ors at first thought she was
dead •t the scene or multiple injurie!,
but ahe atlll clung to life this mornlng,
el•ht houri after the 2:20 a.m. crackup,
Diane M. Currin. 23, ol 1211\ W. lllh
St .• Santi Ana. WU llltfd In criUcaJ COD-
dltM>n at Cotta P.tw ?t1emorl.al Hospital's
lnttnaive care unit.
Site 1111fered mulllple abrulons when
catapulted down the rough Newport
Freeway pavemtnt, in addition to oon-
tualom, a concussion and mu1tiple frac-
tures, police aald.
Costa Mesa Police Traffic U. Avery G.
Smith sakt Miss Currin was traveling an
el'!tlmated 110 miles per hour southbound
when she entered a oonatruction site
north of Bristol Streei.
The area lncludts &.a.lrves where an
interchange Is being built.
"She just couldn't make it," said Lt.
Smith.
The car swervtd out of control, ram·
ming into a guardrail and overturned,
ejecting the victim.
The CHP said Mils Gurrin's car was
tlT!ll spotted toUthboond on the Santa
Ana Frttway in Santa Ana. "·here of-
fictrs noticed It WNVing somewhat.
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commercial uses , an increased traffic
burden and Increased pressure for t"I·
panslon of Orange County Airport.
"And the blggtst thing is that It \\'ill
destroy lhe master plar: of the entire
area," he asserted.
"If you gh•e this. the tov.·n of lrvine
will jump on the b111ndwagon with t.be
McDonnell Douglas parcel la SG-acre
tract across Campus Drive).
"We 'll bt doing our thing and they'll be
doing their thing and we'll havt a real
1ness out there," Milliron said.
fi.1illiron insisted that the homeowner
opposition v.·ill be full-fledged. althougb
{'()needing it may be last·minute.
tie said he tw1 Pfl10Dlll1 met with
representativts of homeowners' associa-
tions representing Bayahores, The BluHs,
Broad.moor Hilts, Dover Shores, East·
bluff, Harbor View Homes and Harbor
View Hills -and all will be represented
at Monday's hearing with petitions from
all over.
"I've g<>t stveral hundred signatUttS
on petitions. already,'' he said, leafing
through a folder bulging with names on
petitions.
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INJURED SURFER NE!DS HIS FRIEND, A GERMAN SHEPHERD
Mrs. Ell"n Poldeft Helps Stanley Price in Intensive Cir•
Easy's Gone
Hurt Surfer Needs Dog
Back to Aid in Recovery
BY JACK CHAPPELL
Of tfll Dl llV l'lltl ll1H
A young man, his back snapped in a
surfing accident, Iles paralyied al South
Cooast Community Hospital. He needs
his best friend to help him pull through.
But his best friend , a German shepherd
named "Easy'' was left behind on the
Soulh Laguna beach while his master
was loaded into the ambulance and rush-
ed to the hospilal.
Bewildered, the animaJ was cared for
by a young San Juan Capistrano woman,
who alter falling to find a South Laguna
resident to watch tht d<>g. took Easy to
her own home, a horse ranch along Sp<>t·
t.ed Bull Road.
Easy was put up overnight In a stall
outside. ln the momlng, a mound of dirt
and • hole under the wooden wall were
all that rtmained.
Easy Is dest::rlbed as a male, one year
and two months old, black with brown
markings on his leg.!L, stomach and top of
head. He is said to be friendly and was
wearing a chain and nea collar. Anyone
finding Easy may call Barbara Hanna at
52>8100 or 871-9353, collect.
Today, Stan Price of Fullerton un-
dergoes apinal surgery. Hospita l aides
say the ~year-old student al Fullerton
Junior College is in critical condition.
WI brother, Larry. 13. and parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Price have driven out
from Indianapolls, lnd. to be with St.an.
. They, along with Stan's girlfriend,
Barbara. have <lrganized :i search
for the dog.
They were offering a reward of $2.S for
tt.e' shepherd, but a Virginia man wh~e
own son is in a s.ltuaUan similar to Stan '•
banded Larry $5 ln the hospital corridor.
"Here, let's make that S30," he J1a.id in
an elegant Southern drawL
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Novel Transit Proposal
BJ G&OliGJ: LEIDAL •• ..., ..... s ...
tnml. I lift BID -I WQ CllGYlnced I ltntw what Soulhem Calll.,._ ... lldad lo lrmlpor1atloo.
Aa a bolllo«wnd private ol tbe 't• bottlo, and defeot, of a rapid tnn-
olt -'-lo Loo Aoctleo. and a onetime 1kftll aibway user In New Yott, Ibo to]' to ...... lieeWay traffic jams -...<! simple to ID< -build I hlJl>-
opood -lnmll .,..,,.. 'lben I met tbe civil ...,._ wbo occupies the Irvine
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Compuy'• pmtdenlial olflce.
I ASDD him to delcribe his vlalan ol the tJnd ol
mom oc rapid tnnall l)'lllem tbat will bo feaalble.
-clldn~ unload a lol ol llalllllcl or plaMlng
pbblodqcolt on mt. lie just leaned back. thought for an
-I or two and apob.
Rm ls what be aald:
FIRST TJIEJIE bas lo bo a .. at breaktllrough In U.,
typo of equipment olftred. Why do !'OI!._ -peopt. 00 lon1er wW use I
bust
"f tbtnk tt II because ol tbe lime tl>ey •pend walling to get on and then
waiting lo tbdr flnal dHllnatlon.
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••Mien l was a kk1 in Seattle, I wetlt all ova-town oo 1treetcars and the
bul. Now, frankly, I don't ha.ve the Ume to spmd.
"'But, If I bad a vehicle, maybe ooe shaped lite an egg - a compact
plullc babhl< with wbeels and an engine under It -I could drive II rnim my liouse to lbe Su Diego Freeway. say 1t 25 miles an boor.
"AT THE FJIEEWAY, I'd drive lnto a llallon wber< oome tJncl of bell,
or other device, would acceierate the speed ol, my bubble until I could drive
tt IDla a bJ&b speed carrier to be wbllked lo L.A.
"Once downtown, a almilar sidetrack arrangement would let me drive my eu off to the Clllfomla Club or the Bllbnon! Hotel ror a meeting.
"N.,., tbat -1d be IOl!lOlhing. A transportation S)'ll<m !bat could move
yon at ltlP -"' for the medium trip -mdlng yoo give up Dealbllity at eltber encl Ho waiting at eitber eod, yet I'd bavo lime to ,..d a .. ,... PIP. Cl' wort cm notes, 110tDtlhing I can't do while I'm drivinl on a freeway.
uGOING A STEP further. I'd have 1 tractor-type vehicle at bomt. My
bubble, and U-ol my wile and kids would flt Into tt -maybe four or five
bubbles to a tractor. Whefl we wanted to take a Jong trip, we'd put our egg1
in the tractor and tlke off for anywhe~. carrying independent wheels for eacb
member of the family with U!. •1'hefe would be no argument.t about where to go after dark," Mason
noted.
Muon'• vlskln lJ a long way from the trlift..rail system. such a! the Bay
Area llapkt Transit being rt.a.died to serve San Francl!co aru commuters.
B£81DEI THE billions ol dollars that would COil here, I tblnt the per-
aonal car concept is going to grow, not fade, in SOuthern Clllfornla." Mason
concluded. ·
'l1w! 1enlU1 "-Muon's egg.-bubble system lits in the potentlal for sharing
public and private COiia ol tbe lralllil sylllem. U a bubble cu be tnvented to fit into the l)'ltem, Americans would not
baff to give up tbelr independence -tbe ,,_..,,, of the ur -In order to
gain a new fJ eedom from freeway foul ups. . .
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' u.pes Alrwell IJC.I altUnen bavo
klcbd tbe omokina babll ID compllalloo
wltb a ilala law Cl'Clerinc must" :oduo-
tklol In blact carbon ·-"""' jet es:hauttl.
Air Cl1lftnla jell had olnacl:J IJ>.
stalled Ibo tmllsklll damptna devices ..
now all ........-ctal jell servillJ <mnae
County Alrpot'll will bave vlllbly cl<an .........
Bui tbe lavisible, phol<>d>emlcal poes
that are major coatributon &o e)'Hllnc-
ln( lllDOll will 11111 bo pmeat. Only tbe
vlllble block llrwN or smoke ·will bo
eliminated.
Tbe -year project bl' Hughes
Alrwest -....... !ban ll00,000 to r,om. plete, oco:>rdlD( to compony olflclala.
Tbt a1rllne Is also worldnf on a IOCGDd
problem lnvolvillJ luel drips lnlm jet
engines dlillnc flight.
"New technolocY developed bl' tho
manufacturers of the enafnes on our itl•
has made It possible for the dripping luet
to bo .. talned and used In tbe "'line
during takeoff," said Robert Jorgemen,
Hua:hes Alrwest staff vice president.
CUmntly, ...,. fuel In each engine 11
collected in a sptcial valve when the
engines are turned off after landing.
When the jet take! off again tne un-
bumtd fuel is drained out to vaporize ln
the air, Jorgensen said.
All ol Hughes AUw .. r, jet enginel viii
be converted to the new fuel retention
procedure by Jan. I. be added.
Robbed Woman
Receives $800
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -Nashville
residents have donated more than • to
replace the $225 taken from a woman as
she slept outaide her husband'• holpltel
room where ht is confined with a
terminal illnesa.
"I just don 't know what to say," she
said tearfully alter being told or the
donations. ·
~frs. Alfred Warren, who lives In
Shelbyville, tell uleep early Saturday
while keeping 1 vigil 1t st. '"'°mu
Hospital where her hu!band is in the cor-
onary care unit.
She awakened to fiod that 90meone had
ti.ken her last $225 and her husband's
watch. The Warrens have five dependent
children. a stack of unpaid bills and no
octries at home.
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from Loft: Nolaon, Neill, Wrl9ht, Or. Morry
Hist.oric Sites Filmed
By Coast College Team
King Tufs tomb in Egypt. the Dead
Sea Scrolls cave in l!rael , and an
arcbeological dig in Grttee were among
subjecta filmed by a four-man fllmlng
tearr of the Coast Community College
District this summer.
The team returned home this week
rrom a 4>day trip to produce educational
te.levi!ion ftlnu, at many location! in
four foreign nations.
The film team visited the Middle Bast.
including !Jrael and Egypt, and Greece
and England u part ol a project to pro-
duce U half-hour films for a coUege
coune on cultural anthropology -the
only such project in tbe nation.
Heading lbe team was Dr. Swayne
Merry, professor of anthropology at
Orange Coast COilege. With Dr. Merry
were BW Nelli, producer-director : War-
ren Wright, cinematographer: and Terry
Ne.I.son, script writer, all of the Telecom-
munications ~ter for Coast Community
College Dlstrlct, located at Golden West
College in Huntlngton Beach.
The completed anthropology series will
be presented initially on KOCE-1'\'.
·Channel 50, public television, to become
Orange County's first television station
when it goes on the air ne1t ran.
The project is ~ing funded by a
Sl24.000 grant from the National F..ndow·
ment for the Humanities. The one-
semester introductory course in an-
thropology will also be provided for use
by other educational television stations
lhrwgboui the country.
Th! four.man crew, work.in in
temperatures up to 120 degrees. had to
transport 1,000 pound! of photographic
equipment . They traveled by donkey
cart, horse-drawn caaiages. ferry boat,
and in man)' remote pla~s had their
equipment carried by porters, as :hey
walked to film locations.
Tvt·enly·five thou.sand reet of exposed
color film was brought home by the
team. and it will now begin the task or
editing.
"In teaching anthropology. there is
DOthing like going to the source for
male rial to show students," said Dr.
Merry. "We have on film some of the
most exciting scene! ever taken, of early
civlllz.ations. We have filmed interviews
al the varloU! locations with ~rld
rupected scholan in anthropology.
archeology, and antiquitle!. By educa-
tional televi!ion we can now offer
students the feellng of being there -
instead of reading about It in a book.''
Among piaces \'isiled were the Valley
or the Kings at Luxor. Egypt. whe~ the
crew filmed inside King Tut's Tomb.
They also filmed Arab life along the Nile.
and the Pyramid! of Gill .
In Israel. they filmed life and religious
!ites in Jerusalem. and 1t lhe cave of the
Dead Sea Scrolls at Qumran. In England,
tl ! crew photographed Egyptian displays
at the Brilish Museum.
In Greect. the crew filmed and in-
terviewed at an arcbeologicat dig in
Athen!I at the foot of the Acropoli! -
where excavations are revealing an an·
clent Roman sho in center.
U.S. Reveals
New Vaccine
Against Flu
WASHINGTON (API -Tho (OVem-
meol has anJIOlllJCed development ol a
kind of influenza vaccine which It ta1d
••bolds future proml.lt for tbe eventual
control" of the widespread a n d
tomellmet deadly dlseue.
Scl<nlisia who developed II aald II
mlchl bead orf tho nut major •
"'Ortdwide nu epidemic forecast for lhe
late 1'10I .
The vaccine is made of bybrid live
viruses which cannot stand heat and
"'hich are made by combinlnc the Hong
Kong flu virus of the 1111 epidemic with
tho older lllraln produced by the Aaian
nu outbreak ol 116$. 1111 admtnlll..-.d as
a rwal spray rather tban by Injection.
Jn tests cm prilOOet·Volunteua., the
atW~xperimental vlCCine ~ rtported to
have given complete protection to men
exposed to lhe vlrulenl Hong Koo1·type
germs.
But, perhaps more Important. the
aclentl!ts who developed It qy It should
be possible to use the !lllme hybridization
technique to prepare quickly vaccines
capable of checking new strains of flu
germs that might appear In the future.
The hybrid viruses reportedly c111
thrive and induce high protectlon against
naturally invading flu germs In the
cooler area! of the human note and
throat. But they would be killed ir they
seeped down into the delicate, warmer
tissues of the lungs.
Without such temperalure stnsilivily,
the vaccine vlruJea could well cause an
infection at leut as virulent aJ 1 natural
attack.
n.t: National Institute of Allergy and
Infectiou! Oiaeues said the new vaccine
must still undergo extensive lrials and be
licenstd ror manufacture before it can be
made available to the public.
But It pointed out that the vacxine Is
the Cirat highly proml!ing anti-flu vaccine
to be made of living but tonec:ktown
viruses, a! distinguished from killed·
virus vaccine! traditionally used -
without complete success -against the
disease.
The institute suggested that live vac·
•cines can be mtde much faster than a
killed ont.
The scienlist! who achieved the ap-
parent breakthrough were rtseareher!
Brian ~furphy. Elias G. Chalhub. Sandra
Nusinoff and Robert Chanock, all of the
lnstllute's laboratories.
Prisoner volunteers were tested at the
District of Columbia's Lorton. Va.,
Refonnatory and at the 1ifa.ryland State
House of Cbrrection .
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Looking far Units 7
We have a four plex. on Bal-
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mams, J.2 Bedroom, l·
Bachtlor, Fully rented •
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View of
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Charming 4 bed., 2 story
hon1e in choice euts.lde io-
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benuttlul file, bu stylt
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Try 1111,, <I bt>droam home on
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buillin kitchf'n, large double
garage with builtln storagt-
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patio deck overlooking tree
shaded ~ar yard. All thls
for only $33,000. O\\·ner sald
Sell!
HARBOR ISLAND· RD.
Spacious Bayfront Home
of the finest construction
Pier & slip !or large yacht
5 Bt>droorn.~. formal
. ba.yside dining room
separate tamily room
paneled den, bar & frplc.
Large bayfrant tetr8ce
An outstanding loc.ation
$225.IXXI
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673-4400
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POOL
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Eastsirle SIT't'l'I near ntajor
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fast &ale. Asking sa.l.000.
CAil 540-1151 IO!X'n E\•es.J
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Small boAf owllf'n:, architect
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yud, N~·port Stach .
$51l,500.
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641-s200
POOL PLUS
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pool table tn the family t>'e 1ara1e-N .Price'
room will stay tor the new S36, 750 • owner bu mowd
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Seller pa.ya clotllnr costs
hu reduced ,Price $Ml.
Cou:ldn't be aey eaaler buy!
Only 6 yn new. Ck>se, but
not too close foc comfort. to
frwy It South Cout Plaza
Shop. Cent_ All this + xtra
sharp 3 BR, 2 BA, fpl. heme.
See to belit"Ve! Call 962-$23
l 537·5&t2. COUJNS A
WATTS
C&W
* TRADE * Two Income Units
one block to Big Bear Lake.
Eight tho""'"" equity
Want vacant land, units.
car. EZY terms on $14,500.
balance. Submit.
CALL ANYTIME 646a3928 or Eva. 548-865 I
Lachenmyer
. Realtor ------·== Bluffs Best
On the widest, most heautiful
greenlx-H, this lovely END
UNIT 3 BR., 2lh ba. condo
has many extras • wet b\r.
ele<.". kltc:hen, priv_ tJ tt.
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REAL TDR 644-0134
de.an J l:ldnn,. famUy nn.,
trplc., 2% yn. yoiuc. Ntu
Westminaler St. .\ Euclid
Ave.
l•rwin realty Inc.
968-4405 {24 Hounr
BAYCREST-
WESTCLIFF AREA
Sparkling 4 l>Nnn, nev.·Jy
painted home. Nt'W ttpl.s,
almost ~ appl's, m11ny
xtras. $45,000.
• 9.4 ACRES residential.
Occan/?.1tn. view. A steaJ
at $1'15,000. 642'.7221.
REAL ESTATE
\VATOI nIE SHIPS
2400 CHU Dr. ~lillion $S view
ol Lido, Balboa le Catalina;
handsome house by the .aea,
only $54,500.
TREASURES
REAL ESTATE
18.11 Westcliff, NB 645-6770
103 Linda ~1le Or.
3 BR., ... lnL 51>• '1lp.
fl<l,500.
WO Bay1h0Nt Or.
Move-In Conditi•n •BR. 'BA .• 51>' Int ll<J.<00.
•"•• . t-' . .d J_... K. L. Hartman R.E. Inv. ""'Y pilln O:U U\Sl e &UU 6(2..67ti0 ~~
to move tn. Nice~ -_
with gate opening nn beaptJ. VISTA DEL LIDO
tut large school lawn. CoVer-Luxury Apt_ On the bay
ed patio -boat or traller ?tt'qnificent View
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S4S-23!J. I George Willlom10n 1-1& 541-4570 RHllor 64S.1564
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537·5642, COU...INS & \VATIS c & w
$30,900
4 BEDROOMS
Prime location. Central floor
plan, entry hlll!, fireplace.
dining room, buill·in ra(lgt'
&: oven. OO\'ered patio, park
11.ke yard, sprinkler sy1tcm.
brk., 540-1T20.
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2955 Hlll'bor. Cos1a l\lesa
Bayfront Cando
3 Br. 2 Ba, pool, pier & 11ip.
Dellabtful 11'J.500
EMERALD BAY
Immaculate a Br + fam rm..
Ocean stde ol hwy. Vit'W_
Open Sat le Sun 2-5 $145.000
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34n Via Lida 6Th-8500
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