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wbon you pay for It,
and land you in JaU
If you Ignore It.
All of that because
you overslept, v.·ere
late for work and
drove just a little
too fasl.
Enforetment of
lbe law Uuough cl·
tation1 t:1 lnttnded .oYU
tomt ___ .....,. __
lllo nclpilDI • ..,.. mre1111 c111--It
-....iui about nU:bloc for police cart.
l!QI Judi... DOli<e -and moot
ciliwll •-that mool Tlolatan ore not caugbl. 'lllttt .,. too many mo1orlru
•nd too few pollcemtn for tllllt
An e:ram.inaUon of the ticket datai ~
Vided ~y cities aJo111 Ibo IJralllO Coast
al.lo &bows that 1 lei more violaton are
caught in JOmt. dUes than in others. And
offictrt in aome cities give 1 lot more
tickets than their peers down the
hiitiw1y.
For instance, f« evfl'Y 1,000 persons
SIJN .. DAY
VOL 05, NO. 226, 7 SECTIONS, 94 PAGES 0
Missitig Si~e Ttiesday
Rancher's Son
Feared Kidnaped
VISALIA (UPI) -A scrawled "l>arely
legible" note tD his wife and a l~foot
trail of footprints ending in dense foliage
were lbe cnly clues Saturday in the ap-
parent kidnaping of the adult son of a
\vealthy Tulare Ccunty rancher.
"We have your husband. We will con-
tact You as lo what we want later," said
the note. Sheriff &b Wiley said H1ere
had been no follDwup demand for ranscm
for John R. Kazanjian, 33, missing since
Tuesday.
First word of the apparent kidnaping
came Thursday in a UPI Washington in-
tervWw with L. Patrick Gray, acting di·
rector ol the FB,L However, at Wiley's
request, news Dledl,I qreecl to wlthl>old
my information until Saturday because
Wiley said Jt could endanger KazaQjian'1
life.
1bc aberiff and Kazu.jlall'1 falber,
.Jolm .,'Casey'' !Wanjlan, dlJcloaed Iba!
1 he victim'• pickup truck and wallet were
'ound Tuesday near a tool shed on the
ramily'1 Exeter area ranch. The wallet
Freak Swr1n
Hits Coast ,
But Surf Low
By ~DCHAEL GOODRICB °' 111e 1>111y ,.net ,,..,
The sounds of rain and thunder were
heard over the Orange Coast for the first
ime this year Saturday mom.Ing as an
nexpected lhunderstorm dropped . I I of
an inch of rain.
The storm, which moved into Soulhttn
lifornia from Mexico, began its
wnpour around 8 a.m. with skies clear-
in the afternoon.
The large surf expected to hit the
nge Coast as a result of the storm
·1ior11 failed to live up to the predic-
ions of 12-fool swells.
Newport Beach, whidl wu upecting
largest swf. had .... ns or only three
tour f .. 1 lhroughoot lbe clay. Similar
shes were reported at Laguna
acb and Huntington Beaches.
Sao Clemente, wh1ch had five-foot aurf
Friday, uperi•oced dimJnlJIJed con-
ittons Saturday with 1Welll running
nd three 1,.1.
Most of the coast lifeguarcb said the
rf had not lived up to ill eq>ectationl Use the l!ltonn from Mexk:o had
ved further toward Hawall than
edicted.
B.uotington Beach Lifeguard Rodd Ban-
oft estimated there were. a~
ximately 500 peraons on the state
S.turday in 1plte of the rain.
"Even &tough fut surf wasn't as big u
• upected, it wu atill pretty lair sized.
(See STORM; PIP As)
Breaks Neck
was on the front seat, minua "some
money" but the credit cards were still in-
tact, the elder Kazanjian said.
He told deputies hiJ son had been lr-
rigating crops on the ranch and was la&t
seen about midmorning.
FBJ agenb and deputies found oo
evidence of a struggle, the sheriff said.
But one set of footprints led away from
lhe lnlck and disappear<d in follllge and
undergrowth of an orchard.
A bloodhound used in the search
followed the tracks u U they wert the
missing man's, Wiley llid, bul losl lhe
scent after about ISO feet.
The family ptberod at tilt younger KuanJiln'f~ ~ --.llome in Villlla Jolm'a wl& Linda, 31,
received the DOI• Wednesdq momlng.
It WU ltl'lwied witb a ballpoint pen OD
•mall DOie pad llatloaor7 and WU H!tlJ'
legible. The lherlll uld Ito 1albor ap-
parenUy allempi.d to disguise his
handwriUng. The note bad been mailed
from !OmewQere in the southern San
Joaquin Valley, he added. The postmark
bad no city on it.
Wiley said be bad 25-30 men on the
case and about 10-15 FBI men also were
investigating.
More than 100 penons wbo lmew lbe
younger XuanJlan had been contacied
but so far no leads were turned up, the
sheriff llid.
Kazanjian lived in • moderately priced
neigliborbood with bia wife and S.yur·
old .... Friends described him ... good
famUy man.
Wiley u1d be did not believe it was
generally lmown that the elder Kazan.
jian, whose fanning operations since 1935
include fruit dehydralim and grape pack-
ing and shipping, W&J wealthy.
KlbNAP VICTIM?
Jahn A. Kmnjlan, 33
"' 'It\' 'l'I t I \I
Jiving In San Juan Copittrano -whlclt
does not have it.a own Police department
-the Sbtrlff'• Dtpartrnent issued 51
tickets In lt71. 'Ibe hlghm ptr capita
ticket rite recorded along the coast was
1n ntarby Sin Clftntut.e. where 381 cit•·
lions ~ laued per 1.000 populatlolL
tutes for other cities were 211 for
Costa Mm, lOI lot Ntwport Beach, m
fer Laiuna Beech. 116 for lbmlinglon
Beach aod JOI for Fountain Valley.
1bere seema to be no conelaUon
between the per capita ticktt rate and
the number or 1JckeLs issued ptr
patrolman In tht department. For i,,.
11tanot1 Huntington Beaclt'1 70 petrol oC·
llctra -10 or tll<tn on motoreycla -
elCb iaued an •vvt&• of llS lickels in
1'71. But in Colli MeN, where there art
40 P1trolmtn and none r I d I n g
motoreydes, an aven1e of 411 cl t1lions
were iSIUed last )WJ'.
'Ibe comparison is contrary to \\:hat
one might have exptt"ttd slnct the
primary job of a motorcycle officer is to
~forc1;1 traf£1c law.s.
'The average rate per o(ficer for the
other cities was 360 for Newport Beach,
192 for Laguna Beach, 316 for Sail
Clemente and 313 for Fountain Valley.
Many facton affect the number (If
clt1liOlt3 issued, mdudlng the "·eathc.r.
DAILY PILOT .
tht Ume of day and lbe dly or tho
wtt.k. OM factor on lht Orange COUt la
the severt trafllc anarla and probltma
caUJtd by an lnllux of summer tourl.at.a.
nowever , thls does not 1ttrr. to be hlghly
stgnlflcant. for in the cities that could
provide a breakdown of cilatlOlll issued
per n1onlh. lhf're was only a small ln-
crtase in ticket actlv1ly during the sum-
mer.
Another possible variable voould be
traHit> ticket quotas ror the plltrolmen -
11 departme nt td1ct 1h1t X·number cf
t1ckrLS be Issued eac:h day. However, •II
tSee TICKETS, Pace A!)
ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FO RNIA SUNDAY AUGUST 13, 1972 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
U..I T.._.....
LA$T U.S. COMBAT UNIT IN VIETNAM-OEACTIVATED
c,iors .t 3rd a.tlaliofl.:.2111 ~ ~Pa N•111 {
Duhions Donor
Last Combat Soldier · W ou1ided
DA NANG. VIETNAM !UPI) -"I
could have done without iL"
Jim Mc Vicker. a 20--year-old rifleman
from Cascade, Idaho, reflected from a
hospital bed Saturday oa bis dubloo•
distinction of being the last mmbat
soldier to be 1JOWlded while fighting wilb
a U.S. unit in Vietnam.
McVicker stepped on a boobytrap tn
the jungle !OUllnrest Of here ·wednesday
nigh~ just two dlya before bis omit -the
:In! Battailm, 11!1 Infantry -was dea"'
tlvated. II W8' lbe only U.S. pumd HI·
talion still in the field
Bandages encase both McVicker's 1egs
where jagged shrapnel caused mulllpk!
wounds. And pads art held across both
eyes by a rubber band that stretches
around his bead. A piece of metal hit
above bis Je£t eye, and he must undergo
an operation to have 'it removed.
There is a question about his sight. He
will be Down next week from the U.S.
9Sth Evacuation Hospital beer in Oki·
nawa for further treatment.
Saturday, some buddies from bis Delta
Company pllltooo visited him. They
joked, pushed each other 810Ulld in
wbeelchalrs, and bought cold drinks for
McVIcker and the 1ix other l'JYS Jn his
ward.
SOmeooe uked how be leU about being
lbe lut "1J1111l" -slang for lnfantrJllWI
Muslim Head's Wife
Succumbs at Age 72
CHICAGO (UPI) -Mrs. Clara
Muhammad. 71, wife of Black Mwilim
leader Elijah Muhammad, died Saturday
at thU South Side maMion alter 1
lengt!ly lllneaa.
'Ille wire of the leader of the Nation of
hlam, the former Clara Evans, is
aurvived ey her fmllland and elgbl
clllldrei, ....... and ...... daugbten.
-to be wbunded in Vietnam.
"f could•have done without it," he said.
"But I will be all right. I have always
been proud to be a grunt. We had a
mis:don to do and we did it. I don't
partlcularlY care to be the last gnmt
l''oanded, but aameme bad to be."
Hll; platoon wu preparing • night
:lelensive positloa wb& be tripped th•
hidden booby·lnp, McVlder said.
"I remember the dirt and lbe metal
coming up all around me. Jt must have
blown me five feel in the air,'' be said. "J
was conscious all the time and afraid I
would land on another mine when I came
down."
McVicker remembered being stunned
and the outfit's medic. Spec. 4 Brian
Charron of Des Moines, lo"·a, working on
him.
"I told myself, Jim. keep your head.
You 'll be all right. The medic did a great
job. He's a great guy and the best medic
in !he company."
Even though It was alter dark, a
rescue helicopter qWckly flew lo the pla·
toon's position to take PtfcVicker back to
the lmpital.
"When I beard lbe medic bird In the
air, I knew that I wu going to be 0.K,
that I wasn't going anywhere but home,"
be said. '1t wifl Wu! Ume and • lat of
w!D power, but rve got plenty of boUJ.
My wouodl will beat"
McVlcker had trorUd tn northern
California'• Las,.. Slate Park belore
going into the Anny for a tcur in
Germany and then ....,,ing U months in
Vietnam. He bad pianned fo become I
policeman with the Los Angeles County
Sherill's Department . when be was
dis<harged.
He recalled Salanlay a letter he had
written to a Ca!Jfomla editor, in which be
sald "lots of people are bumping over
liere and. 1•ttllllJ hurt so that olben will not have to come over later."
The last tnranteyman to be wounded tn
Vietnam llid be stm feels that way. "I'm
• dedlcat..i American and proud of tt,•
be llid.
'Missed Peace'
Charge Bacl{ed
Neg otiators Defend Shri'Ve r View
Nixon 'Bleiv' Opportu1 iity in 1969
WASHINGTON (UPI ) -The top
American negotiation; al the Paris peace
talks under President Lyndon B.
Johnson Salurday defended Democratic
vice presidential nominee S a r g e n l
Shriver's contention that J>resident Nixon
"blew" a chance for successful negotia-
tioos early in his administration.
Fonner Ambassador Averill Harriman ·
and his deputy in Paris, Cyrus Vance,
sa\d in a ltatement that late in 1968
North Vietnam "had 1tgnaled lls will-
ingness to 11!duce the level of violence by
withdrawing almo!t 90 percent of its
i...,,. -%1 of 25 resn-11 -ll'em {be
northern two provinces ol South Vietnam
whldl had-. 'bffn the ..... of Dem
figbtiog. HaJ!'ot them returned over 200
miles into North Vietnam."
The two former negotiators said, "We
support completely Sargent Shriver·s
view that President Nixon lost an op-
portunity for a negotiated settlement in
Vietnam when he took office."
Shriver said on Thursday, ''When
AveriU Harriman and Cy Vance were
there in the summer of 1968, they felt
peace was within their grasp then. Cer·
tainly Nixon bad peace in his lap."
Tbe statement Salurday by Harriman
and Vance said, "The United Slates was
then, in early 1969, in a far b e t t e r
bargaining po1itlon since it had over
500.000 men in South Vietnam ," the state-
ment said.
Their statement was In response tD
charges by Secretary of State Rogers
made at a news conference Friday that
Shriver's statemenl was "political fan·
tasy" and "bunk."
Rogers said Friday he had conferred
with Harriman 's successor in Paris,
Henry Cabot Lodge, and other U.S.
negotiators, as well as checking Shriver·s
own correspondence from the French
capital, and found no evidence that
Shriver believed al the time that Nixon
had an "historic opportunity" to end the
war.
In 1 further statement on Saturday, the
State Jrepartment said it "has taken note
cf the alatements by Mr. Harriman and
Schmitz Falls Short
In R.I. Ballot Bid
PROVIDENCE. R. I. (AP1 -The
American party and its presidential ca,,.
didate, Rep. John G. Schmitz. IA-Calif. I.
failed Saturday to win a place on the
Rhode Island ballot for the November
elecUon.
As the deadline for filing nominating
petltiw paued at s p.m. EDT, the
American party had only 327 certilled
lignatlftl on file in the aecretary of
rt.ale's office. Five hundred wer1 needed
for I apot Oii lbe ballol.
Mr Vance and finds no record of any
such so-called signal.
"~tr. Harriman reportedly says it
came in October or November of 1968.
This ra ises the quesUon as to why no ac-
tiOll y,·as taken on the ~ailed signal for
the next three months before the present
administration took offict.
"It abo raises the question as to wha\
lhe ao-ca.lled signal consisted of and who
(See SllRIVER, P1ft A!i
Clark Claims
War Prisoners
In Good Health
SAIGON IUPI ) -Former U.S. Al·
torney General Ramsey Clark said in
Hanoi Saturday the health or Americeft
prisoners of war in North Vietnam ~
"better than mine. And I am a healthy
man."
Clark, on a tv.·o-week inspection tour of
North Vietnam , made the remark in a
speecb later broadcast over Radio Hanoi.
The broadcast. in Ramsey's voi~. ap-
parently carried the speech in rutl.
Clark said he was permitted to visit a
U.S. prison camp. "There. without .any
inhibilion or restriction whatsoever. I
v.·as given an opportunity lo talk with 10
prisoners for more than tw1 hours on any
subject any of us chose," he said.
"If you v.·orry about th eir health, It's
better than mine. And I am a healthy
man."
In an earlier broadcast North Vlet·
nam's official news agency IVMA)
quoted Clark as saying, "There has been
massive, inhuman bombings on cities.
villages. churches. schools, hospitals,
dikes, sluices, canals and the wide water
system lhat supports the culture and Ille or the country."
Later in the day, Radio Hanoi broad-
cast a report of the speech end a subse-
quent question-and-answer .session. To a
question concerning the POW's living
conditions, the radio quoted Clark as
saying "they could not be better."
Clark. according to Radio Hanoi, said
he was "particularly touched " by the
hygienic conditions at the POW camp. He
said U.S. pilols "have been given perma·
nent medical and dent.ii consultations.''
During his stay, Clark said, "I have
been afforded an unrestrlcltd op-
portunity lo talk freely, privately, with
the leaders of your villages and citlu
and nation. I have been fr!e to walk the
1treell of the citt., wbm! I w1ab to, to
(S.. CLAJ\K, P11e ..U)
Another Surf er Injured
'
'l'llEIIE'S TH! RVB -il!""OI• la ..
IJlCIOnt art but Ila reputatloa bu heel
l1WTed following l"'Ollllutlon •rrull In
SOOti1J!n California massage parlora In
1'ftl\I 1 ytm. A rtport l<lla hoir
l u lde Sanday
• A 12-yur~ld tid1 on •ac.fJoil. wllli ·bla
famlly in Soulh Laiuna Saturda7 became
fourth pmoo in 10 clays to mer
South Coast Hoopllal with necl< injlD'i"
rayecJ fn a aurflnC ... Jdflll. •
Josbwo Tarner, of Provo, IJlali, na
dlnltted to tll4 •ttal at 1::111 p.m.,
Ith • lrodurod -..ct. Later be wu
eel to bt In .. u.r .. .., <COlllUoq.
apo1oaman uld be ... •bl• lo mova
bis ..... and..... -·
~ Olher aurfn remain In
I • .....
• f ' mweun •Dd -learn the art a!'fl nocA!lthat many 1!11$11i• parlon ol-
ltr OIJly 11rlcUJ le&al ....._, Cl.
Dl!ATR PARADE -A -per t<Utor
who, bu wllnmed t• elecutloM al• ..
bit ~ on the dealh penalty and ductha the Jut ol1 mlnutts tn the
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People /Quotes
P11cln~ a phony 1dvertlsemtnl in an unduground news-
r offenn1 Sl0,000 for a woman "wllllng to become prea· r.~" Leonard I. Goodf1rb, an accountant. &aid he received
more than &()() calls. "The forre" of life, th~ urge! that ma1ce
one want to create life are still present. This I' very refresh·
fne alter reading about abortions. contracepllve!I and all
that," he said.
Onlv 1 woman of the Irvine t1ty Coun•
{'il rould have descr1bC!d the 1nterm1ttent, p1frc1n ~ no1"e lh•l JCl plane!! make as com·
r•red 1n lht i;;teadv, n1onotonou~ drone of
1he frtt" •· ~ ',. tht rounrtl met last \4'eek
In rnn11dtr· and approve a z.one change to al· •ll" home~ to hf built near the runways of
lhf' \lannr t 'orr~ ,.\ir Station. El Torn, C'oun·
ril"nman G•brlelle Pryor \~it!\ heard to ob-
"'" f: 1hat 1et noise lS akin to •·1 abor pains
In !hr ('ilr" ''
I)io;;r u,!iing lh" t • s i.;o,1tt arn1" 11m1~ali on ai"eeme~t.
S.n. Htnry M. J1ckion, 1 rJ.\\'a~h l. "31<!. · \\e have .• In a bnf:.f
fe"' year."i, J?One from o;;\rategit ~uper1or1ty to pa.rtty to sufr1-
c1cn rv-uhate\·tr Iha! tnean1;,-to 1nter11n su hpanty. We must
not a·nd cannot accept s1rate~1c 1nferior11y"
Grimacing from bein~ thumped on the
head \\i th a 2x4 by h1!i \\'lie to raise bumps
to increase his hci1,1thl. Sanshiro Miyamoto
told of his efforts to meet n11n imum stan·
dards to become a pol1rcman . He sleeps in '
traction and "'ears a neck hra('e in hopes
of gaining another half·i nch to meet the 5·
feet-7·inch requirement "I \\'Oke up and
rC'alizerl I \\as 30 and that half my lifr \\·a" ,
over. For the rest nf my life. I \\ant lo be a <..-
policeman I've made up my mind and that's _
it," he said. \ •
A Huntington Bea rh resident complained last \\•eek that
no one ever moves hi s car for the street sweeper. leaving
the streets spottily cleaned. ("ounc1lu·oman Norma G/bbi of·
fered a quick solu~~Ha,·e a po\i('e car foll ow the street
'weeper on its rou . People u•1ll learn fa5t \\•hen to move.'1
The first female public defender hlred
by the Orange County Public Defender's
office loves her "'·ork. but finds it annoying
in one respect. "People (taxpayers) are will·
ing to pay for prosecution but they don't
want to pay for defense," says Joann• Har· J rold, a shapely, blonde, former champion·
ship ice and roller figure skater. She says
t the smalltime defendant \vho cannot afford
I to hire his own attornev deserves just as
much energc~ic reprc~e~tat1on in cou rt as
the r lch '''ho hire ~1clv1n Belli or F. Lee
Badey.
"\\'e intend to finish the 1r1p." said Paul ~hlttlock, of
Laguna Niguel, after a sightseeing tour of Lton Countr;y
Safari y.·as interrupted before the family got its m.oney 1
worth. Daughter ?i1ichele. 2l't, rolled do\vn a car ~·1nd~w,
while no one noticed. to get a closer look .at the big kitty
outside. The eight-month-old lioness took a swipe at her ~ead,
inflicting lacerations. Chances are the resumed tour will be
compliments of the house.
After the Democratic National Commit·
tee gave him the vice presidential nomina·
ti on Sargtnt Shriver said, "I'm not ie,mbar-rus~d to be George McGovern's seventh
choice for vice president. We Democrats
may be short of money, but w~·re not short
of tale nt. Think or the comparison and then ~'OU can pity poor 1ifr. Nixon . His first and
only choice was Spiro Agne,v."
Mitchell Attacks Clark
Over Conduct in Hanoi
WASHINGTON (AP) -Former Atty.
Gen. John Mitchell Saturday called on
Democratic presidential nominee George
McGavem to repudiate publicly what
~1ilchell called "the outrageous conduct"
of Ramsey Clark in Hanoi.
Mltchell based hi$ demand on an in·
terview in The Miami Her11ld last Oct. 3
quoting McGovern as saying Clark.
whom Mitchell !5ucettded as attorney
general, would be the perfect choice A!I
!!iuccessor to the late J. Edgar Hoover as
head of the FBI .
The interview \\'a5 before Hoo\•er's
death and McGovern was asked if he
would replace f{oover. The South Dakota
&enatar replied:
"l think Hoover has served Jong
enough. I'd get rid of him . He ha!! been in
thlt job for 47 years .. , I think he has
become a barrier to the morale of the
FBI and a good law enforcement."
Asked About his choice 10 replace
Hoovu, McGovern rtplled '. "1 d:>n 't
know whether you could persuaoe
Ramsey Clark to take the job or not. But
he'd be perfect if you could get him.
Somebody along that line"
Mltche.lJ aaid "l am appalled at the an·
nounctd Intention of Sen. McGovern. if
tlecil!d, to replace Mr. Hoover with Mr.
Ram.sq Clark, a man who has spent the
laat week broadc1u1ting Communist
propaganda from Hanoi."
4 7 Hurt As Bus
Rolls 3 Times
BAY CITY, Mlcll. (AP\ -A YMCA
11111 Wllb ., 1nexpttttnced drlvor at the
wbeeJ rolled over lhree tlmta on a 1......,, 1n1ercb1np ne1r here Salunlly,
JnJarlDI Ill 41 -lmtde, potl<:a uld. Tiie but n1 retumina from • ~P
eutlnf Ill nortbenl i.o-MichJlae.
Bay CGwllJ olNrlf1'1 dopuU.. ..Id
•fVYGll In tlll bul "" llken to a
bMpllal lvr lrMlllllll4 but mo1t lnjurlt1
...,. -· Autbot1 •Id C11'1 two -...,. nport.11 11rloully hurt. TIMI two _, ....... !')' II J!aJ CllJ
Mtl'(J llooPllal, whorl ti "l"bu!Anw
hid llbD !he Injured.
•
••
The North Vietnam News Agency. In
an English language broadcast monitored
in Tokyo, said Clark attended .11 crowded
special mass Saturday in Hanoi for lhe
Revs. Daniel and Philip Berrigan.
Both Berrigan brothers have been con-
victed on charges related to antiwar ac-
tivities. And Clark was defense attorney
1n the conspiracy-bombing.kidnap trial o[
Philip Berrigan and hill lliX codefendants.
Earlier, the North Vietnam N'ws
Agency quoted Clark as telling 1 news
conference he personally saw evidence of
rxtensive damage to North Vietnam
dikes from U.S. bombs. The Nixon ad·
ministration maint11ins no dikes !'lave
b<-en hit delib<-rate\y, but it ha~ reported
a dozen case of accidental hits on the
dikes.
r.titchell's attack on Clark was M·
nouncffi by Clark r.lacGregor. direct.or of
1he Committee for lhe Re-election of tht
President .
•·r concur !ully in forme:r Atty . Grn.
~Utchell's demand for Sen . McGovern to
rf'pudiate Ramsey Clark," r.1acGregor
1airl.
MacGregor said Clark i!ii now in Hanoi
"!lf'rving as a mouthpiece: for Commun!~
propaganda and lending whatevrr 1llm
credibility he retains a5 11 former Cab-
inet officer to the calculated program
of deceit emanating from Hanoi."
CLARK ...
Fro111P .. eJ
talk along the paths In the villages and
the pathJ on the lops of the dikes."
Clark old he-traveled more than &00
mUes through North VietnameMI villager.
clUet ind provin~. "There hive been
no effort.a that l could detect to lnOutM•
mt or prtjudlce my judgment." he aald.
"I have been pmnllled to lalk freely on
any subject with any per10n."
The fonner Johnt0n 1dmlnlstr1Uon at·
torney general reiterated his prtvk>u1
1t1temenls calllng for an tnd to U.S.
boml>lng In Nori!> Vietnam.
Clark Is vlJlting North Vlttnam wllh 1
lll'OUP IJl01110red by the Inlemollonal
Commltt .. of Inquiry lnlo U.S. 0-lm,. In
lndochln1. The group 11 lnvut111Unc
alleged bombln.&:1 of non-mllllary lar1ell.
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B52 's Make crrY fJV crrY COMMRISON M TRAFF1C T1CKITS ISSUID IN 1971
Record Raid
• In Vietnam
SAIGON {L'Pll -t: S Air Force BSl
heavy bombers Ot\W a reror . 43 r1 ids in·
votvlng about 130 planes aver North and
Sooth Vitlnam in lhr 24-hour perlort
endtd •I midday Salurday.
The U S. command said 11 nf the raids,
alt of them a\•eraginjil three planes e.aC'h ,
wr-re over North Vietnam and 32 over
South Vietnam .
The total of 4:1 raid.~ \\Ill' s'vf'n highf'r
than the prev1ou.~ record of 36 st! July 4,
and the I I over the North e1ceedtd by
t~·o the rtcord of nine 852 ra ids lhrre
earlier thui month. Jn other action, a
South Vietnamese ammunllion dump on
thf' vut allied b&&e at Long Binh . 18
miles northeaat of Saigon , blew up et
dawn today and shells were 11ill el'·
plodlng five hours later.
Military spokesmtn said It was poisi-
bla but "ot certain that the dump was hit
by 1 1uerrill1 rocket. There wu no Im·
mtdl1te report of cuualties.
Seven American!! and scve:n South Vie!-
namese: were killed in t~o !iit'paratf'
airplane crashe!! during a I I e m p I e d
take<>ffs from bases in the South.
Mo1t of the record 43 raids by lhl'
Stratof!H'lresses werr flov."n a.~ usual 1n
the early morn1n11: hour!! when .:1!11rd
troops are stationary arw::I few other
planes are in the target areas .
About 120 of the I we pt· w i n g
Stratofortreues dumped an average of
more than two tons of bombs a minute 1n
attackl that ranged from the Mekong
Delta ln South Vietnam to North Viet·
nam'1 panhandle .
Each ()f the eight-engine jeta, which
normally attack in flights of thrtt planet
each, ls capable of c1rrying 30 tons of
bombs.
The U.S. command aaid a record 13
missions were flown over the north and
30 more 1trikes hit Wget.s in South Viel·
nam during the 24 houri ending at noon
Saturday. Most B-M raids come In the
early morning hours when allied troopa
are 1tationary and few other planes are
in the target areas .
No strikes were closer ttan 180 miles
to 1he Hanoi-Haiphong area In North
Vietnam. the ccmmand 53id.
In Cambodia, high com m 11 n d
spckesmen said reinforcements v.•ere:
bogged down on Highway One, a half·
mile from J.500 entrapped government
1roop1 at Kompong Trabek. Communist
forces attacked the market town 47 miles
aoutheast o! Phnom Penh 1 week ago.
Schmitz Accuses
Nixon of Aid~g
N. Viet Effort
MI DLAND. Tex. IUPI\ The
American party's )'.lfesidential candidate,
Rep. John Schmilz. (A..Calif.l i;aid Satur·
day President Nixon is actually helping
the Norlh Vietnamest shool do1,•n
American piklt.s in Southeast As ia.
Schmitz, in Texas to gather i;ignature!
on 1 petition to put his party on the
1\ovember ballot. said en exchange of
computer technology worked out by Nix·
on on hi.s trip to Moscow earlier this year
was being given by the Russians to the
North Vietnamese to be used to shoot
down American planes.
"That's a heck of a way to run a war ."
111id Schmitz, a lame-duck Calilomia ('(In·
gresJman ~·ho lost the Republican
primary and later switched hi.!1 registra·
tion to the Amef'ican party.
Schmitz said lhe American par1y'.!i
platform could be condensed into t"·o
items:
"Foreign policy : Don't go lo \\'Ar
unless you plan to win.'' he said.
"Domestic policy: Those who work QUght
to live beUer lhan those who won'!."
The American Parly needs 23.000
signatures of eligible voters who did not
vote in either the Democratic nr
Republican primaries earlier this year in
order to get on the ballot.
Schmitz predicted the party would be
succeMful in getting the signatures.
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Battle of Budget
10-cent Tax Rate, Hike
Proposed for Laguna
By BARBA RA KRE!BICB
OI IM D1!1'1' ll'tt.I Sll H
A balanced budget, including a 11'.kent
lncreai;e In !he city tax rate and 1 possi·
ble $100,000 reserve was proposed to the
Laguna Beach CL!y Council Saturday by
City ~1an1ger Larry Rose.
The new set of figures was the result of
a week of intensive budget-paring to
remove R $244,000 deficit in the budget
1tudled by the council a week earlier.
Mayor Charlton Boyd commended
Rose and his staff for "an excellent job''
In responding to the council's request for
one more auempt to balance the budget.
The proposed tax rate increase would
co~t the o"·ner of a $40 .000 home SIO a
year, Finance D1rec1or Robert Green told
11 cro~·d of about 70 Lagunans gathered
;it c-1!y hall for the Saturday morning
budgrt stSSIOn.
Thl' council's final decision on the 197?·
73 budget is expected to be made at it s
regular se.!ision "1e:dnesday night.
One particularly controversial CtJt ma y
be the proposed suspension of city granlS
to cultural organizations for 11ving of
Sl6.800. Councilman Roy Holm said he is
meeting with the Festival of Art! board
Monday to see if I.he Festival mi&ht
agree to make up this amount for the
comine year.
Principal economy proposed by Rose
•·ould be a $93.000 payroll saving al·
t111ned by lt'al'ing unfilled 10 c.1ty posi-
tions currently vacant . These include two
police o[ficer posilions, vacated by recent
resignations, a civil engineering as.sis-
lant, three 1denographer-clerks. a custo-
dian and three maintenance men.
No reductions in Fire Department
services were proposed.
Other suggested revisions were reduc-
tion of after-school recreation programs,
elimination of Sunday bus service.
utilizi!lion or a $12.500 fund set &side for
tennis courts. increase of lhe trash
ser,•ice charge from $2 to $2.15 a month
and elimination of a relief hftguard.
The proposed cuts "'ould reduce ex-
penditures by $180,000, \\'hile additiona l
revenue "·ould amount to $142.300. leav-
ing a new surplus of $80 ,671 to be added
to last year's ending balance of $25,000.
During the study session it was re·
vealed that economies considered. but re--
jected, during the latest round of OOcliet
cutting included: eliminating the city bus
service; eliminating the: city engineering
service: 1uspension of recreation pro-
grams; reduction of fire services; and
further police rtductiona.
SHRIVER VIEW DEFENDED • • •
Frona Page l
in the new administration was advised of
1he so.called signal. It must be reca.!led
lhat \\'ithin a matter of weeks after the
nrw adminislration took office , the North
Vietnamese mounted 1 military oHensive
in South Vietnam."
The statement by Harriman and
\'ance, issued at Harriman's Washington
home . sa1d, "The new administration
should h&\'e set a negoliated peace as its
first goal. Instead ii took as its first task
the [org1ng of a closer bond with Presi·
dent Nguyen Van Thieu. This meant
nullifying the opportunity for a
negotiated solution since compromise
\\'ould inevitably have eliminated Thieu'•
power."
La1tr In a telephone interview Har·
r1man said Thieu "refu~d to sit down in
private •Adth the NLF National Liberation
front, or Viet Cong. The !ighting went on
Rnd President Nixon Vie:tnamlzed !he
"'ar instead of Vielnamizing the peace.
"It was quite clear that any settlement
required some sort of a compromise.
among the South Vietnamese themselves
to work it out. and it was quite clear that
President Thltu would not be able to
matntain his position of military dictator.
"This admini.!ltration chose to support
him and strengthen him. rather than
negotiate a settlement," Harriman said
in the telephone interview.
Harriman &ISO disputed Rogers' state-
ment that if Shriver had any 1uch in·
formation he had only to pick up a phone
and "call me, or call the President , .. if
he had peace lil his lap." Shriver. who
was U.S. Ambassador to France al the
time, did not do so according to Rogers.
Harriman said by telephone that he
and Vance kept Shriver ''fully informed
of our negotiation.! and opinions which
\\'as quite clear to those of us who viewed
it" th;it the North Vietnamese
\l•ilhdrawal u·as a signal of a desire for
i;erious discussions in secret talks which
were about to begin. •
Harriman declined to flatly support
Shriver's claim the President could have
ended the war in 1969 on better tenns
1han are available no~:. but said, "I don't
lhink we're in as good a position as we
were in '69."
~foreover, Harriman said. "20,000
Ame:ricanJ have lost thtir lives, and
sooner or lattr we're going to have to
agree to a neutral, non-aUgn!:d South
Vietnam."
STORM • • •
From Pagel
The water was 1!90 in the 70s wilh little
wind." said Bancroft.
Huntington Beach did reporl severe
riptides. But the riptides along the rest of
the coast were normally light.
The lifeguards all aaid there was a
atmng pos.sibility or larger surf today.
''Tiiere are three storms f"oming
toward the west coast now and thev
could brmg much larger surf with them,;,
San Cltme:nte llftguard Tom Neff ssid.
The rain did little to improve
hazardous fire conditions in forest areas.
"The humidity is up and lhett'1 more
moisture In (he air now but the rain will
only reduce fire conditions temporarily."
said David Kinneber1 of the county
forest service..
"Th.lng1 art 10 bone dry at this ti.mt of
year that a little rain lsn't going to make
any dlffemice.'' Kinnoberg 1dded.
More atonn1 are predicted for this
morning •Ith sides clearine qaln ln the
1fttmo0n and Mondly.
18 Die in Air Crash
RAMSEY CLARK AT NEWS CONFERENCE IN HANOI
Photogroplt R1lt1a.d by Communlat Ntw1 A91ncy
NEW DELHI, !NDIA (UPll -Pollet
ac1rcbed for bocUe1 Saturday ln the
wreck11e of an tndlan Alrllntt passenger
plane which cra&hed Into 1 hillock durlng
1 driving roln •nd kllled 111 11 pel'IO!ll
aboard minut's before a scheduled Ian·
dlnr 1t N.,. D<lhl'• Pllam AlrpoR.
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policemen conlacted denied the ex istence
or quotas or enforcement norms .
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before I y,·as a policemrn," said Newport
B'ach Lt . \V illiam Blue, "and I have ~
been a policeman for qu ite a few year!"
Lt. Blue 1s head or the city's traffic
division.
Costa Mesa Traffic ~I. Bob Ballinger,
asked how many traffic \'iolations his
men were supposed to write up each day,
responded. "All they can see.''
Tht:ir claim~ were given .!IUpport by
Judge Richard Hamilton of the South
Orange County Munlcipel Court in ~
Laguna Niguel.
"A vast majority are ticket-.! that
should have been written and are quite
properly written," Judge Hamilton said,
adding that the borderline tickets usually
invotve: an alleged violation or speed r
llmits. lie said he usually question!! :
tickets isued 10 a motorist for going 70
mph in a 6.5 mph zone.
Judge Hamilton estimates ·that about
one tenth of one perrent of the tic kets
ccnteslcd in court re.suit in a C()mple:te
dismissal of the charges. But records
show that only about one percent of the
citations issued are contested in court. so
lhf: actual dismissal rate of tickets L!I
miniscule.
"And \\'e also recognize," the judge ad· :
mits, "that police of!icers only get about i
one half of one percent of all the people '1
who violate the tfaffic laws." .•
He ftels ticket wrtting by police of·<
ficers does create a degree of ill will in :
the public lo\\·ard the police and feels the~
present system would work betttr if •.
warnings were issued more often. '.•
Heiress Agrees
To P<1y $2,500 . '
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SACRAMENTO (APl -Kool-Ahl::
htire:ss Nancy Jane O'!\eil has agreed 1.o:~
pay her husband al imony totaling $2,500·-
a month as part of the divorce settlement::
ending their 20-year marriage, her:
husband's lawyer said Saturday. ...
James E. O'Nei l i.!I to receive t~~
payments as long as they both live, even:.
H' he should r'marry, and would receive:
SJ.666.67 a month for the rest of his life 11:
he should survive 1-!rs. O'Neil. •
A dissol ution petition was filed by Mrs.;
o·Ne il 's sttorney. Milton Schwarz. In:·
Sacramento Superior Court July 20 and a:'.
preliminary decree was granted Aug. 4::
by Judge Charles W. Johnson on grounds :~
of irreconcilable differences, said Garth ·:
Scallon. O'Ne:il 's la\\·yer. ••
The documents did not attract public'.;
notice until Saturday. .•
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Orange Coast -Roundup
f REIWAY DEATH FINAL: SACRAMENTO/ORANGE
·COAST -Rlnllld ~agan Thursday nlaht ligned lour bills
that completely and oHlclaUy wiped out the PacUic Cout
Freeway in Southern California. Among the mea.!ures were
two bills by Orange Coast lejlslators -one by State Sen.
Denni> Carpenter (R·Newport Beach) wiping out the whole
route from Ventura to Capistrano Beach and another by As·
11emblyman Robert Badham IR·Newport Beach) wiping out the
segment through Newport Beach.
IDENTITY CRISIS: COSTA MESA -Dismayed at the
number o( freeway signs announcinc Lhat Irvine or Newport
Beach can be reached via the next exit, city officials here plan
to pressure the State DivUion or Highways for more roadJide
exposure. A count of lrv1ne Next Exit and Newport Beach
Next Exit signs makes Costa ~,esa's community of 75.000
look like a \'.ide spot In the road to the next town by compari·
son.
UN ITY THEME: WEST ORANGE COUNTY -Lead•rs
or the six school districts "'hich comprise the 52-square mile
Huntington Beach Union High School District, met in Foun
Uin Valley this week to launch another series c[ talks <it
school unification. Attempts to unify the various district..
failed before. but educators now feel unification measures
are possible U the state reforms its economic support for dis·
tricts.
FREEWAY: LAGUNA BEACH -New< of the abandon·
ment of the Pacific Coast Freeway drew mixed reactions.
Oldtimers who had participated in a r;ix-year fight to have
lhe freeway route moved inland behind Laguna called it a
catastrophe, predicting eventual widening of Coast Hi~hway
to freeway dimension5 to handle traffic. Conservatioolsts
hailed the news as a victory that would save Laguna's Green·
belt and protect the area from an onslaught of Saddleback
Valley~type development.
COSTLY CROCKERY: CORONA DEL MAR -Somebody
may be eating off tableware worth enough to keep .a young
couple in groceries for a year. A sticky-fingered browser
walked out of Karen Margret• Imports, 2640 E. Coast High·
way \Vednesday with two pretty dinner plates. Karen Lind.
company vice president, told ;>olice the collectors' items, one
made in 1900, are worth $1 ,101 in total.
LIBRARY BONDS: HUNTINGTON BEACH -United
California Bank agreed to buy $5 million worth of bonds from
the city for construction of the new central library. The city
will pay 5.6557 percent intere>t on the bonds . a tolal of $4 6
million over the next 25 years. The library is scheduled to
open in 19 months.
Airmail Legiswtion
Gov. Reagan's press officers spread the word Thursday
morning that the governor bad signed bills killing the Pacific
Coast Freeway.
Whoops.
They had to be told an hour later they were wrong.
They'd gone and jumped the gun. He'd done no such thing.
No big deal, except they'd informed every newspaper in
the state.
So, the man responsible, Press Secretary Clyde Walthall.
rummaged around the fUes of Sacramento. found the bills
among some 500 others that were supposed to be signed in
1 week or two, and personally put them on a plane to the
governor down in his Pacific: Palisades home for signature
Thursday night.
SHARED POLICE: IRVlNE -Irvine and Co<la Mesa city
councilmen signed a two-year contract in which the new city
of Irvine will pay $300.000 a year for a fully trained, in~tant
police force. Beginning Sept. l , law enforcement patrols in
lrvine will double '"''ilh no fe~1er than two cars on duty at all
times. The service replaces that of the Orange County Sher·
iff's Department and the California Highway Patrol.
TRANSIT TROUBLES: HUNTINGTON BEACH -City
Administrator David Rowlands deadened the hopes of city
councilmen for a local bus system, when he told them the
use of school buses. or buses from McDonnell Douglas Astrc>
nautics Corp., would not be practical. Instead. he advised
them to seek more cooperation with the Orange County Rapid
Transit Di!ltrict. Rowlands said school buses weren't practical
because their seats are "small and uncomfortable."
CROSS OVER THE LINE: SAN CLEMENTE -Ocean·
side took a bi rd punch at San Clemente's years-old efforts to
annex the tax-rich San Onofre nuclear generating complex in
San Diego County. C><:eanside councilmen will seek annexa·
tion of all of Camp Pendleton. including the generating sta·
lion and San Onofre Bluffs State Park. San Clemente offi·
cials have tried for years lo win new state legislation to aJJow
annexation across county boundaries. The generatin~ complex
rnuld yield at least $3 million in tax revenue annually to any
city that could place the complex within its boundaries.
ROADB LOCK: LAGUNA BEACH -City's planned pur·
chase of a parcel of Roat ranyon propertv for eventual ex·
tension of Campus Drive from Irvine to Pacific Coast High·
way ran into a legal roadblock. Charging the Laguna sea·
ment had been insufficiently studied 1s to environmental im·
pact. Village La11una riled •uit to bait the purchase. pending
a full hearing. The court agreed, setting an October date to
air the arguments.
NO VOTE\· NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA -Ooly
eight percent the registered voters in the Newport-Me ..
Unified School strict turned out Tuesday to elect two new
school board J119nbers. Arthur TbompM>n wa• elected to the
Trustee: Area Five: seat v1cated by the retirement o! truste8
Donald Strauus and Thom" Hender.on will fill the seat In
area six vacated by Selim "Bud" Franklin, who was appointed
to the municipal court bench.
MISSING MAYOR: WESTMINSTER -Mayor Derek Mc-
Whinoey. who seemed to dJsappear mysteriously Monday was
located Wednesday In Wffmlnster Community Hospital where
he went following a minor motorcycle acclden\ Sunday. Mc·
Wblnney bu been impllcat•d in the controversy surrounding
an alle&ed "political contribution• to obtain a tannin& Jue
It MUt Square Park In Fountain Valley. •
S..il'ld1iy, J.utint ll. lt72 DAJLY '!LOT A ,J
Are Price Controls W orliing?
R e publicans, Demos Trade Charges on Economic Prograni
WASHINGJ'QN (UPI> -Republicans
and o.momtt tt-dlatl•• Salm<hly on the 1ucctU of the year-old wqe and
price ((lnlrols.
President Nixon called It an "im·
prtssive" ptrformance while Sen. Geor1e s. MtGovem'1 campaJp 1t1ff aald the
1dmlnislr1Uon had fumbled it• own
economic game plan.
Tutsday marks the 1Miver&ary of the
nallon 's first experiment with w11e-price
controls in peace1\me 111d the two major
candld3tfit for the White House Issued
analyses to mark the occasion.
No one argued that the flCOOOmy i1 ln
much better shape than on Aug. 15, 1971,
when NLion clamped on b.11 com·
prehens1ve domestic and international
economic reforms.
The debate ina:lud wu over bow mucb
World Chess
Match Sparks
New Business
By TERRY COVILLE
Of TM DllUY Pii.t Slt ll
S11-year-old Daryl Jwakoshi nipped
through the pages on a Blue-chip stamp
book and picked out a chea set he liked.
Friday, the Seal Beach youn1ster be gal'\
his first cheM lesson al the newly opened
Beholder's Eye Gallery and Che 11
Parlor in Garden Grove.
Both Daryl'• interest in chess and the
Beholder's Eye Sffm to be phenomena
resulting from the !iplash o( publicity
surrounding the Fische.r.S pwky world
championship match.
Daryl iM't aure yet if he'U keep up
his intereal, but 20-year-old Michael
Meighan, one of five brothers ()ptrating
the Eur()pean-style chess parlor, is
positive the Beholder's Eye wHI grow in
populllrity long arter Fischer and
Spassky bave finished their duel in Reyk·
javik.
"Surh chess parlors are popular in
Europe and on the East Coest, but I don't
lhink there is another one in Orange
ColJ.n!y.'' '-1ichael said.
Ha labels himself a "potw," which In
cheas language means .someone who can
play, but makes fool I.sh mist.ake.s.
Visitors to the Beholder's Eye al 525o4
Lampeon Ave., Gardm Grove, might
ho'Pe\'er, find Michael lying on bi! back
on the floor calllng movN to bis brother
without ever looking at the board.
''It'a a memory exercise," be says.
The Beholder's Eye, next to the Sul
Beach College Park tract. is a com•
blnatl()n art gallery and chess parlor.
Mn. Lucy Meighan, Michael'1 mother,
has operated an art gallery for four
years, the past year-and-a-half in Garden
Grove.
"I wanted to cut down the time 1 was
spending at the gallery," she says . "I
was going to get out of the business,
when the boys suggested using the
gallery for a chess parlor."
"We thought about a chest parlor for
some time," says Michael . ' ' The
Spaeky-Fischer match gave UJ the im•
pet us."
The parlor opened la.st week and some
30 cheu fans have wandered through , he
adds.
The parlor is eeentially a small
gallery, '-''itb paintings. tapestries, and
ancient manusc:ripts hung on the walls.
Four tables are set up with chess board•
and pieces.
It costJ SO cents an hour to play for
each person. Studentl pay only 35 cents.
Michael says expan1hm plans call for an
eventual 12 tables.
The five brothers-Michael ; Sean. 21;
Jamie. 18; Casey. 16. and Timothy. 14 -
trade shifts watching the ()peration. They
Bo y, 12, Accused
Of Starting
Shasta Inf emo
SHASTA !AP) -A 12 year.old·boy was
taken tnto custody Saturday. accused of
starting a brush and timber fire that
blackened t.200 acres and forced evacua·
lion Friday of the historic mining town of
Shasta, rirt officials said .
His name and further del.11ils were not
rPleased as Shasta C.ounty sheriff s
deputies questioned witnesses in an "rson
inve.stigation.
Some 487 fire flahters meanwhile
brought the Ure under oontainment
Saturday afternoon and full control was
upected by thll momllls.
A state forutry official u1d IDIDfl 1.200
to 2.000 Sbut.a reaid<ntt lorted to
ev1CU1te: the town for a few boun F'ridly
were "moppinc up" aoma amaU spot
11,.. tti.t bad cauaht dry ...,. In tbe
town.
The blue had rucbed the town 'tloun·
darlu b)I Friday and althougb no m.c-
tures were damaged in Shuta. ILi
homes. six other bulldtncs and four cm
were damaged outllde the town.
Other blms In the northern part of the
1llte were tf:ported under control, 1n·
eluding one oorth of Yreka near the
Orepn bordtr ond .... aoutlnreat oi Jled.
di.,. Other llm In tho Taboe National ,
Fomt lOllth ol Porioll and ooe
oortb....t of Portola alao ...,.. r<pa<ted
contt lned.
I
ol the IUCttSI WU due \o the «>nlro]s
and whether lhe:y have been faJr to
bwlne:as and worker aUkt. In an introduction to the mldyur
report of his council of economic ad·
viaers (CEA). Nixon 111d the rtcord of
the controls had ~n "impressive" and
added ; "The American pPOple can ron·
gratulate lhemselves on their perfor-
mance ln the past year and .11re increas·
Lngly tnjoymg the tangible benefits or
whal they and their go\'c:rnment ha\e
done togetht>r " _
In a publishtd rebull31. f.1rl;o\tm's
11taff conctdtd the admuustr1t1ot1 could
take eredll for a "mll\i·rtt0very ... a'>
long Ill U tftkes the blsmt for 1he maxi·
reeessl()n which it had prir:\11ously
en11M<red.''
It compared the present state of the
tc0n0mY with a m1n who finds a IMt
wallet \Ii 1th the monty ion• but tht: 1den-
tificatlon 11Ul Intact. ''At least he got his
driver'• license hick. But he would
rather not have lost It in t.he first plac-e ''
The Democratic presldenllal con·
tender's statement aald t be arl·
m1n1strallon had pursued a dtHbl'rRte
policy of unemployment In an effort to
li<'k 1nnatlon
l! said the Price C:Ommission had bf>tn
overgenerous In granting prlee increases
to big busine~s 11nd tha1 the con5umrrs
"ould soon fef'l thr, rflects of ris ing
"holesale food pnce!I.
CEA Chairman llerbtrl S1ein 11dm1lted
!hat retail food pn~s sre likely 10 chmb
higher for tbe reat of the AUrnmer but
that the O\'lrall trend of prlce3 would be
sharply do"n by the end of the year.
01.IL'I' P ILOT l lltf """'
DARYL JWAKDSHJ , 6, MAKES HIS MOVE
Youngster UNs Spanish Set in New Che11 Pa rlo r
serve free coffee and pretz.els to the
patron!!.
"We've had 11. lol of encouragement,
but not many players liO far," '-Uch.ael
;tdmits. He·s con51dered the chess ~1hiz of
the family and played in se\leraJ parlors
during the rtcent Golden West College
choir's lour of Spain.
One of the prize chess stts on display
ia a Spanish ensemble f..1ichael brought
back. It features Don Qui1ote as the
king, Sancho Psnza as 1 bishop and
,_rindrflllls as the rooks.
"We have a supplier in India who will
senri us 50flle carved ivory set1,"
Michael commented .
The psrlor i!I open from 2 p.m to 10
pm , each day except Monday. f\1ic:hael
thinks its popularity will pick up as word
gets around among the older chess ex·
pens.
"People w1U come here ~cause they
get tired of playing their fr iends and
relatives. You meet groovy people when
you play chess," he says.
A Jot of youngsters al.t0 wander in, 11nd
Michael dispenses a few free lessons
whPn he has the lime. He plans special
lessons in the future for a group of
"gifted'' chlldren aged seven to 14.
"I was a little !Pery about thr 1rlra
from a bus iness standpoint . but 11 's
11omething I like doing, and v•e already
have the gallery.
"There jg 8n indefinablf' intrigue to
chess . It's abstract The s1m1larities and
varieties In it make it intriguing ."
ln1nates on Drugs
H eroiri Addict Begs for Releas e
P..1TAMI , Fla. (AP) -A young heroin
addict who begged a judge to put him m
jail so he could kick the habit has asked
the same judge to free hirn because
drugs are "easier to get" in prison.
"No one bothers you," l\1onr0t' Kin-
chen, 19. told Crimina l Court Judge Paul
Baker. "It 11 easier tO get drugs In the
Dade CoW1ty stockade than on the
street."
Kinchen was heck home Salurday aEter
Baker granter! his request to be released
from the !'!tockade.
The youth told the judge Friday that
dN& traffic is well organized in lhe-
minlmwn security facility. He aald fiva
major dealers !J>eCialize aepar1ttly in
heroin. C!OCllne, marijusna, barbiturates
and I.SD.
"There's no chance of getting bustfd."
KJ.Dcben Aid. "tl\at's wby most people
wanl to set lnto tile stockade .
"The flnt couple of days you'rt there.
aneone bN to buy for you. But aite.r
tblt, 1tMJ ao 1tntlgbt to the man.
Evuyone knows who be is ·•
Kinchen said 1bo<ll 15 p<r cent of the
tnm•lel "are on something . r.1aybe half
of them ust heroin."
O!liclals " the stocbde •dmljted
thue wu 1 dn11 problem . but supervllOr
Lt. Marlin Green said the only way to
1top it was with more guards, high walls
"Ind I ltlrch e.ve.ry um. 60cneone
movea, llnd lbat'1 uacUy -,.. don't
want.''
"tt'1 • tralft1nt and t.rulmtnl center, ..
Orttn added. 11'\ve'ra a 11.fpel'minimWll
1ecunty facility ..• lt'1 a calculated
risk."
Kinchen uid he told Green about drug
use at the stockade. "but they didn't do
anything about It.··
Green agreed that Kinchen had told
him about the drug problem and 11iid
that "severaJ pe<iple" were tr11nsferred
from the stoclt11de lo the Dade County
Jail as a result.
"It's a conttant surprise to me that
people are surprised th11t ln an lnsl!tutlon
like ours there are drugs," Green addt"d .
"ll>ere ar' drug! in !hi'! Army, dru1s in
the ac:hools, drugs oo the strcela &nd
drugs in the Jails.''
Green disagr'ed with Kinchen's cl11im
that 95 percent of JX1pul111lon it using one
fonn of drug or another.
''I think that's incredible,'' ht said. "f
can't prove whit he uld isn't true. but
it's incredible."
Kinchtn appeared before Salter in May
at which time be c:o11apsed ln the
counroom after sufferin1 h e r o i n
wilhdrawat-symptoms.
The youth pleaded guilty to 16 charges
involvinl!'. breaklnR and en t e r I n g ,
poueulon of 1tolen property and drug
offenstt. H.ls lawyer pleaded wllh the
judp to aend Klnc:ban .. the atocUde ..
he could be treated under 1 apect.al drui
procram !Ital .,... llll berola "'1bltltutt
melhadont.
•
Howe\'er, in a brie.hng for financial
repor1P"'N ThurM11y, for puhlic11lon
Saturday ntght, Stein s1ud this should not
detract from tht succes!§ful &sptcts of
the controls. ln'111t1on and unemployment
ltt down from • yPar ago ind more
AmenrMs are: working than ever bt.forP,
ht 1111id
.f.1o!'fflver, "Thtrf' has been no m11ss1v~
c:onfronta11on with h1hor . 1here haJi been
no v.11vp of gre at Jitrikes, no wldespr111d
violation of the rule:!. TherP has ~en
11eneral llct'l'ptanre of the system .. "
In an!lwtr to a riuesuon . Sleln its1d tt
"·as "e1lrtmely unllkely that the control!
\\OUld bt. abolished btfore Nov. 7 el~c1 1on
day " He addrd latrr "there is no
decision abo ut eit her the lime or !he
maMer 111 "h1cb the controls will end"
'.Army Copter
Crash Clain1s
Seco11cl Vi cti111
A f).'ryrar-<1ld Cypress man became lhe
se<"ond fatality of a Thursday night
Nat ional Guara hehcopt'r crash when he
died ea~ly Saturday morninlil al Chapman
Community ~lospi tal, Orange.
Solon B. Wood died at 4: 15 a.m. from
multiple neck and rib injuries. 1 hospital
6pokesman said.
\Vood . of 446!1 Larv.-in Avr .• never
rega ined consc!OUSnfss aflet t he
helicopter he was Oying in with fiva
other m'n became r.ntangled in power
lines ov'r the Santa Ana River and
crashed on a nearby street.
Also killed in the crash was William
Murphy Jr .. 27, of Loe: Angele11. He wa1
11llached to the 4-0th Assault Helicopter
Co, 49th Aviation Group, Californla NI•
tional Guard.
\\'ood. a mechanics technician in the
Kat1onal Guard, was manied and had a
JO.year-old dau11hter . Hi~ funeral e:ervice1
w1ll be handled by Forest Lawn in
Cypre5S.
A third member of the helicopter crew
remains in critical condition at Anaheim
Memorial Hospital. He ls CW·2 Robert R.
Platt. 23, of 2Ml Bristol Street, Santa
Ana. Piatt is suffering from head lnjurle1
and the loss of ont: eye.
Three other men MJ.ffered minor In·
juries. They were CW-2 Vick H. Brun·
mer, 24, of Hespieria: Capt. James C.
Ghromley Lil , 31. of 41n Manyan Ave.,
Seal Beach. and Sgt. tst Class David C.
Campbell, 34, ol 4717 W. Sunswept St.,
Santa Ana.
The craft was reported to be on a Olght
taking mecbanica to repair anothu
htlicopler that wa11 fMced to make an
rmergency landing 111 Yorba Bernardo
Intermediate School in Yorba Linda .
The helicopter . flying out of Lona
Beach. was 225 feet above the ground
when it hit the power lines .
The cause of the crash was a Jou of
power which sent !he helicopter into the
hnes, according to lhe National Guard .
All of the men ex<'ept Piatt •ert part
of the Army 761h Aviation Group,
California National Guard, Lona: Beach.
Hearing Tuesday:
On Re-vision s
Of Lobb yist Law
Oranl!.e Count y'" non..,x1i;ltnl but con·
tro\·rr.~1al lohhyis! rrgi~tral\on l.1Jw will
~urfart before the Board of Supervisors
Tur5day
first District Supervisor Robert Battin
has revived the ordinance which he hr!t
presented in February of 1971. At Iha\
lime it was referrtd to the C.ouroty
Counsel's Office for revisions.
La1t Wednesday . Ballin mentioned thfl
law durin11 an acrimonious debate witb
Supervisor David Baker over the Mile
Square argricultural lease nip and i' l
implications of political p1yofls.
The lobbyist Jaw encountered heavy OJ>"
posilion when Orst presented by Battin
for several reasons.
One proposed clause wouJd void any
county contract. permlt, purchase order
or other matter if a so-called lobbyl'lt
had failed to file a financial reJXlrl.
This provision was attacked as loo strin·
gent and \li'ith the potential or foulin&
up county business.
Another provl1lon required sny gift,
meal expense or enter111inment of mort
than S2.50 to he rep'.lrt.l!d .
A third clau11e was criticized 11s gn
broad JI would r~uire: even 1 newspaper
edhorial writer to register 11 a
governmental ~dvocate.
Aulstant County Coun5e.I 01yton
Parker i1 "'orkin1 on reviskw which the
board may be able to accept.
CAB Gives Oka y
To Air Fare Hike
WASlllNGTON CUPIJ -With two of
its five members d.isstntina, Lb. Civil
Arronautics Board (CAlll I" t I d 1 t
authorized the oa1lon'1 airllntS Jo hlltt
uckcl wes by 2.7 p««nt.
Airline lllduotry olfidalt 1 1 I d
pasgengcrs would begin paying I.Ito
tu~ber fares early ntrl month.
Acconllng lo tbe CAll. the faro bike
wotlld booot lndoatry revtnuu r-'41
mlll!on to IU mll!loo &Mually, lloprndlal
oo t.lto velum• of Jlll*ler tralllc.
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SPAIN
Ill! Arab lnl• wrth .tich US.~!.
N:l t.as dose rtlo1iom LIBYA
A Mediterranean Pullout?
Futur e of V.S., Soviet Navies Under Review
By JOHN K. COOLEY
Christian Science Monitor Service
CAIRO -Tbe future of big-money
navies has suddenly emerged as a burn-
i ng qU6tlon oo lhis hot summer of shift·
tng power relatioMblps in the l.1edller·
ranean.
Both Lht nature and the amount , if nol
the vuy es:istence, of the Soviet naval
presence in Egypt and the countervailing
American one in Gretee are under 1n·
tensive and secret review.
Simultaneously. the region's nonaligned
1tates including Algeria , Tunisia, Cyprus.
1ad Yugoslavia, are lobbying actively for
lhe holding of a Mediterranean con·
fertn~. They want It to pass resolut19ns
lhat will tell both superpowers to t.ake
Lheir warships home and neuU'aliu the Mediterranean. _
So far Uie superpowm swn acarcel}'
to have noticed the sm all states'
arguments. But countries like Egypt -
...,hich has stnt home Soviet ground and
A.it Force personnel -and Ubya,
Egypt'a new anti-Co~t partner In
their projected union, are sensitive to
them-
llOMEPORT' DISCUSSIONS
They v.·ere emphatically repeated here
and in the North Atlant ic Treaty
Draanization (NATO) state of ~urkey by
'l\mi!ian Fore ign Minister P.tuhammad
Mu:moudi recently.
ln Greece. Turkey's ?w1editerranean
rival and NATO ally, Prime ~1inister
George PadadopQU]os has been deep in
difficult talks with the United States on
lbe expanded ''home port" facilities
Washington wants Lherc for the lJ .S.
Jlllh Fleet.
Both Greece and Turkey, v.·hicb try for •t ltut tolerably good relaliool with tbe
Arabs, showed e.mbarrasament whe.n
President Nixon told U.S. congreumen
rece.nUy that continuing U.S. military aid
to Ankara and Athen.! was necessary "to
protect. Israel's security."
At almOl!lt the same precise moment,
prcrWestern informants In Egypt
circulated a curious report In public,
regarding the future of Soviet naval
facilities in Egypt.
NAVAL PULLOUT PROMISED
According to the report, from sources
v.·hose veracity this reporter cannot
evaluate, Pre<lidl"l"t Sadat rectntly called
a private meeting of high-ranking of-
Jicers and some civilian security advisers
in Alexandria.
He Is said to have caused gups of
surprise by assuring them that all Soviet
naval personnel would, in fact, soon leave
Egypt. What wu more, Soviet 1hip1
~wld lose the "special facilities" they
enjoy in the harbors of Port Said, Alex·
a11,drla, and ?.iersa Maruh.
.Pra!dent Badat, o=rdlng to Ibis
story, puuled his listeners by not ex·
plaining what he hoped to gain by the
move or how he thought the Soviets
v.'ould react.
Some are said to have left lhe meeting
convin~ that either his policy lacked
coherence, or that be had indeed obtained
secret concessions in return from the
United Stales.
\llhether this report is simply another
of the fictions generated by Cairo rumor
tnills, the Soviet news agency Tau
reported from ~1oscow Aug. 4 that
"personnel of the Soviet Navy, who have
completed. assigned mi.!sions in Egypt,"
would soon be welcomed home.. No num·
bera or details were given.
Simultaneously, Western inteWgence
sources outside Egypt c o n f i rm e d
departure of Soviet MIG-21, MIG·23. and
Tupolev 16 aircraft previously used to
follow U.S. Sil.lb Fleet movementl.
On the same day, Muhammad Hassa-
nein Heykal, editor of the Cairo
neWSJ)aper Al·Ahram and Egypt's most
carefully re.ad cornmentatcr, published
his own admittedly Invented account of
an imaginary conversation in the
Kremlin enUUed "the mulOed dialogue
in Moscow."
Heykal, wOOse removal the Soviets had
unsuccess.fully demanded before Preti·
dent Sadat announced his decision to
aend the Ru.ssian forces home. is not con-
sidertd one of their best friends here.
POLITBURO CLASH SEEN
Jn his article Heykal envisaged sharp
differences among Soviet Po'itburo
members about the eauses of the Soviet
1Ulck in Egypt and what lo do about It.
He imagl.ntd Marshal Andrei A. Grechko.
the SOVltt Defense Minlater, as telling
Soviet Communist Party First Secrelary
Leorud J. Brezhnev that "Soviet plUrul
who were defending the depth or Eap-
tian tmitory abo provided a reserve air
COW!'" for the Soviet Deel 1n the Mediter-
ranean.
"And would that fleet now have to
revert to dependence on Odessa the
Soviet Black Sea Port for its supplies~ ..
.That 111'0uld be a grave strategic set·
back."
Heykal did not answer his own ques·
lion. The ract that he left it unanswered,
together with the other slr1~·s in the
wind about a Soviet pullout, suggest to
some. diplomats here that Sadat is kee~
ing tbe naval question OJ)en.
It couJd be a valuable bargaining
counter with the Russians in the difficult
months for Soviet·Arab relations that
now appear to lie ahead.
Troops on Alert
As Protestants
Marcl1 in Belfast
BELFAST (UPI) -Thousands o[
Protestants paraded th r o u g h Lon-
donderry Saturday while British aoldler1
ringed the eity and helicopters whirled
overhead watching for the first hint of
violence.
The Protestants, wearing derby hats
and white ldd gloves, marched in
celebration of the 1689 siege that Jed to
Protestant dominance in No r t h e r n
Ireland.
A si milar Protestant parade marking
t.hls event in 1969 developed into a clash
with Catholics. starting three years of
continuous sectarian strife that has
claimed 504 lives in Northern Ireland.
The government was taking no chanees
on another outburst of violence this year.
In Belfa!t, British tl"OOp3 broke up a
clash betwffn several h u n d r e d
Protestallts and Catholics wbo threw
stona: and bottles at each offJtr in the
Unily Flats district.
Soldiers searchlne houses 1n the
Andenontown area or Btllast fouDd a
fully-equi pped Irish Republican Anny
(IRA ) hospital in a bulld.lng previously
used by a dentist, a BMUsb spokesman
said.
Elsewhere in Belfast a 19-year-old
Catholic youth lay dying in a hospital
arter inhaling fumes emitted by an IRA
bomb that killed two other teen-agers:
..-·hen it exploded premalllrtly Friday. A
spokesman said the bomb contained
nitro-benz.ine, which can be fatal if in-
haled or absorbed lhrough Lhe skin.
The Londonderry march was organized
by the ApprenUce Boys, a Protestant
fraternal order, to make the day 293
years ago when 13 apprentice txiys cloaed
the city gates against a Catholic anny.
The 105-<lay •iege which followed ended
Catholic control in Ulster.
In Nairobi Mixup
NAIROBI (UPI) -A mob s!Goed a
man to death In the mWaktn belief he
"" try!ni to ......mate Kenya Pr<st-dent Jomo Kenyatta, the covemmenl
&aid Saturday.
Both the JOVtmmtfll-cootrolled Kenya
News A1ency and polk:e denied the,.
WU a11y auassination attemp in the in-
cldeot Friday at Njoro, tllO miles north of
Nairobi.
Reports from the scene sald t\\'O men
made a knife attack on tbe a:&-ye.ar-old
Keey11tta during ceremonies opening a
new extension of Egertoo Agricultural
College and that the pre s ident 's
bodyguards opened fire, killing three
persoru.
But the ntW1 agency said, •·A deran_ged
penon attempted Lo •·edge hlJ way
thtou1b and sh nut to the prtaidtnt.
"He w11 overcome by the authorities
IJld whisked Into cu•tocly. A brolher of
his was mfstakenly a1oned to dtalh by
tlw: crowd when be attempted to gtt to
the scent of lht incident in Orde'f to 1n•
fonn the authorities of bis brother's ab-
normal stale."
The agency and Police CommiASl~r
Berhard Hlnga insisted neither man ·1ras
armed. Police said !he man who \\'as
seized was plactd under mechcal
observation.
Neither man was identified bot reports
from Njoro said both. like Kenyatta,
'"'ere members of Kcnya'J dominant
Kik1.1yu tribe.
Anderson Charge Put
Me Off Ticket-Eagleton
KANSAS CITY (AP) -Sen. Thomu
F. Eagleton, who withdrew two weeks
ago as the Democrattc vice presldenJial
candidate, said Saturday he has pondered
the effects of a broadcast by columnist
Jack Anderson and feels it \\'as "the
1:1traw that broke the Eagleton back."
In the broadcast, Anderson said
Eagleton had been cited for drunken
driving and other tralfic violations. The
columnist later rtlracted his charges and
apologized.
The broadcast -which came a week
after Eaglet.on discloled he had received
payeh.iatric treatment, including elec-
trical shock -was "just too much" for
presidential nomin~ George McGovtm
and his stall, Eagleton said at a news
confertnce be.re.
"I think I mlgbt have remained on the
ticket but for that," he said, referring to
the Anderson broadcast.
China Blasts
U.S. Bombing
HONG KONG (UPI) -China tx-
pressed "burning lndignatkln" at alleged
lJ.S. bombing of dikes, Irrigation works
and de111ely pOpulated areas in North
Vieblam1 the New China News Agency
(NCNA) said tqday.
NCNA, monitored lo "°"' Kong,
broadcast an editorial' in 'the PtcijJe's
Dally, the Chinese dimmunist Plrty
p~per. which said :
"Facts have shown very clearly that
the U.S. policy is to attempt. by means of
wanton bombing, to force the North Viet-
namese people to cease giving support to
their compatriots (the Viet Cong) In the
Sooth.
"Damaging In an intmsifled maMer
the dike system and irrigation project in
the North before tbe high-water seuon
and prevenUog tbe North Vietnameae
people from rtpairin& the dikes, the
wicked intention of the U.S. is to cause
floods at the high-water seasons."
The editorial, acconllng to NCNA, ,.id
the Chinese govenunait and people "ei:-
press burning Indignation against tbo
criminal acts of U.S. imperialism.••
Asked about comments by the Rev.
Jerome F. Wilkerson, a Catholic priest in
St. Louis ..-·ho had said the Missouri
senator was ''dis appointed'' in.
Ml!Govem. Eagleton said: . "Father
Wilkerson has apologized to me for thnl.
He was never my priest."
Rega rding the presidential campaign,
F..ag!f·· • said, ··1 don't think McGovern
has written off Missouri at all. We're the
13th largest electoral vote state, so he
can't afford to."
"We realize Nixon carried the &late in
1968, but we feel it's a winnable fight ,"
be .. id.
The key to a McGovern victory at the
polls, he said, is success in the voter
registration campaign.
"I realize tbe Gallup Poll aays the
young across tbe country vote like their
parents. But the Eagleton stomach poll
says those 18 to 25 will vote overwhelm-
ingly for McGovern.
"Seventy-two percent of the eligible
black: voters are not registered. I know
there's very little following in the black
community ror Nixon."
Eye Operatiou
HOU. Y\VOOD (AP I -Singer Ella
Fitzgerald has undergone an operation
using a laser beam to remove a cataract
from her left eye. A spokesman for the
singer said Friday that the operation on
Miss FltzgeraJd's left eye this week at
the Massacbuse.tts E}'e and E a r
lnfinnflry in Boston was identical to an
operadon on her right eye about a year
ago.
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say1.
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Ollly One W rk8 •
• • For the Sirhans
PASADENA CAP l
NefCbbors uy the frail an~ Ume."
gr*J-halred woman r a r ' 1 Y Said abo l\u been convicted
supporttn,c me at the pruent
1oe1 out or the hou!e and f LSD -• sometimes refUlfs to come to 0 IU\L m 1 r l; u • n • poaesaion. and of public the door or answer the drunkenness, the latter in con-
telephooe. n<etlon with an lncld<nt wh<n
Occasloaally. strughng hls car went ovtr a cliff.
with a 1arden !Pe, !he Shortly after Kennedy 's
\\'llml her yellow-green lawn aSS1311naUoo. Said told poliot
on one of Southern C1lifornia's somebody fired two &bots at
hot sununer days . Once In a him on the P a 11 d e n a
wttile she be.all out • ru1 on Freeway.
the porch. Shariff, convicted in 19'1 of
But mostly she sits aJooe in-sawing through the brake lines
side the old white frame twe>-of hls er·girUriend's car in a
story house, her on I Y romantic dispute, has had two
fellowship t.ht company of two PoSt-abooling a 11 e g at Ions
of ber five bachelor aon1. against him dropped: one of
One of her ...,. Is Sirhan B. su~y threolening the
Slthan, 28, under life 5e'lllenoe Jives of strhan'a dtfense at~
at San Quentin Prison for lomeys, the other of causing a
aasa.sainating Sen. Robert F. hospital disturbance the night
KeMedy. Said wu bl the car accident.
! Ufe his bten a series of Refugees from Palestine,
troubles for the Sirhan family the Sirhan family -whose
ain ce Kennedy was name in Arabic .means
usasalnated in Los Angeles' "wanderer" -has been
'AmbaJUdor llotel in June unable to gain American
1968 just after he won the citizenship throu&h one prob-
Callfomia Democrat I c Jem of another. They say
presidential primary. they had come to Pasadena,
The 61-year-old ~lary Sirhan hometown of a missionary
and every son except Munir, friend, hoping to escape trou·
the youngest, have long been hies such as they bad faced
out o[ work. They have few in the MiddJe East.
friends. Despite their troubles, the
The five !01lS range in age Sirhan! say they don't want to
from 2t to 40. leave Pasadena and start a
•woRSE THAN HELL' new Ille. They hope to find a
SkiMy and ailing with an way here to hetp Sirhan.
Rockies
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ulcer and nervous condition, "Some people even came
Shariff Sirhan, 39, says the and suggested I chaJlge my COSTA MESA
Id name," Shariff said. "That Coas•al Weather memory of the four-year-o • has moved to shooting is "always-there io would not cb,ange thinks. Some
d th I th Id t Sc•ll.,.td ttwfldt,.,,howtrt becl)tni,. 214 N Bl d front of my eyes." His life , he ay e ru wou come OU • ..,. rtUfMfllU$ '*•· Nif.1'11 •!Id "''""' 2 ewport y . says, bas become "worse than And I've carried that name all ~~owH~~:0:-~~"'1~ ~~r'~ :,"::.t
hell.II Of my life. )'m PfOUd Of Jt." be1c ' IO nHr to llll•nd· LOW• tonlol'll (Ce ..... of Ylrthll• Piece I mot w In 60!..
Said, 40, and Shariff speak But Shariff admits the -:;==========;II ALL NIW AND or going days &nd even weeks family 's li ves are largely t" JUMPING WITH JOY
at a time without eating. Said aimless and listless, consisting THE BEST w. S1ill s • ..,, Fun
limps slightly and complains of not much more t"han strolls Readen;h!p po 111 prove At Sht k•v'• -A...t S1ill
cf leg pains from a 1969 car around the neighborhood and "Pea nuls" 1s one of the Tht a •• , rin• Anwwh•••
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accident in which his skull was pleas through letters or visits world's most popular comic OPEN AT 11 :00 A.M. fra~. Shariff says Sa.Id is to officials about the Sirhan D~Y ~~~ daily ln the U~==========='I
1tarvlng to death. , p;c~a~se~. --------~iiiiiiiiiiii The family says it refu.ses r1 any charity or welfare.
The tole family support is
Munir, 24, who works in au
·stations and is good at
mechanics. He and Adel, 33,
an unemployed lute play!r,
reside at the fomily home.
, • Divorced for years Jrom her
ht.t.\band who lives in Jordan1
Mrs. Sirhan mourns that sons
Said and Shariff "are in bad
shape -very bad shape. They
: don't have work, no gas or
· electricity, and are way back
on their bills. It ls really a
• bard life."
. Shariff and Said say they
, both have worked as
: inacbinists In years put but
fear they may be in loo poor
• health to reswne working in
: this field. Sbarlrf says he's
been turned down for other
• jobs, including work in ac-
• counting. a field he was in
. aome ye.an: ago.
The brothers complain that
When they are interviewed for
a job employers ask them
about their relationship to
Sirhan, sometimes look at
them strangely, question them
at great length, then say
"'we'll let you know" and
don't.
FACES TRIAL
Munir and Adel are the only
two brothers who haven't had
numerous scrapes with the
police. But even Munir, two
years before the shooting,
almost got deported after a
m arljuana possession con-
viction.
Said currcnUy face a
municipal court trial on a
disturbillg the peace cbarie.
Police say he broke a window
and ripped a hole in bis
mother's house in July ml
threatened to bum the home
down in the belle( that Mrs.
Sirhan had been wtlhboldlnl
family funds.
Mrs. Sirhan aays Oatly, "I
have no funds and no ineome
other than from Munir who is
Boris Goes
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REYKJAVIK ('AP) -Walk·
Ing arm in arm with hi! wife,
Larissa, chess champion BoriJ
SpuskJ ahitlded his fact
SaturAy ,_ photolflpherl
· ostnnc to map the !Dill the ~rta aay threw IWIY his
crown with a a1ip ol the fin(er
Friday.
The Russian titleholder
ruined a possible drawn tlth
game bl' bhmclertng after four
boun ol "jcniUI" play.
By w1Mlng, challenger Bob-
by Fllchtr pined another
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DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
Where· From Here?
The Pacific Coast Freeway ts ol!lclally dead.
The controversial route, bleeding profusely from
f!•Ping wounds and legislative surgery from Santa Mon·
ica to Newport Beach, was pronounced dead by Gover--
nor Ronald Reaaan Friday when he signed the
bill authored by Sen. Dennis Carpenter (R), Newport
Beach, totally expunging the route.
So, almost nine years or studying, re-studying,
hearings, designing. traffic counting, surveying, land
buying and what have you have come to an end.
The traffic problems it was conceived to allevi.ate,
however, ate still "'ilh us, and destlned to plague the
Orange Coast for the foreseeable future.
Tb.ere is brave talk along the route, and among the
legislators, that "now we'll have t.o get busy., and do
something to take care of the tralftc problem.
The difficulty is that no one -most .es~ecially
those making the brave pronouncements at th is time -
has the slightest idea of what that "something11 is that
should and can be done.
llopeful talk of somehow solving the problems
through public transi t dissolve into. empty stares when
the question is asked, "what transit and where would
the routes be~"
Some cities , such as Nev.rport Beach, are convinced
that thi s is the best way to have it. They never wanted
the route and are convinced that no traffic jam could
possibly be as damaging as the freeway route would
have been. Newporter~ probably inwsted more money in fight-
ing the route than all the rest of the cities along the
route did in their planning for it. So, never having t>Ut
much serious planning into the route, they have nothing
much to undo.
At the other extreme is Laguna Beach, which saw
in the route lbe solution of its extremely difficult traf·
fie problem on Coast Highway. Laguna had gone to
great lengths to base its long-range city planning on
the Pacific Coast Freeway.
Somewhere in between ii HunUngton Be1cb, whJrh
had planned much of th• southern half of Ill city, such
as the Top or the Pier plan for redeveloping Ill beach·
front, on having the Coast Freeway. But perhaps other
freeway routes still under some form of consideration
-notably the Beach Freeway and possibly the Orange
Freeway -might come to the rescue, at least partially.
Downcoast, Laguna Niguel and Dana Point access
and traffic flow problems were hinged lo the Coast
Freeway route. These become county headaches now,
because the areas are unincorporated.
Costa Atesa had counted on the Pacific Coas t Free-
way as the terminus for the Newport Freew1y, which in
tUEn wu seen as both the answer to confestion on New-
port Boulevard and to redevelopment o the old dO"'D·
town area.
Even Fountain Valley, well {emoved from the Pa-
cific Coast Freeway route, now finds the future of the
Orange Freeway and the Beach Freeway affected by thiJ
route deletion.
In the area from Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
so uthward there are hopes that some realignment o[
the Corona del Mar Freeway might tie into the old free-
way route or, more correctly, to a new route to be de-
termined in years ahead by starting over again with
new plans, new hearings -the whole routine.
This in tllrn raises concern in the county's newest
city, Irvine, as to where a new Corona del Mar freeway
route might pass through that city and how it will 5erve
UCI .
ln Newport Beach there are hopes Cor some ''first
aid" or "band-aid" help in the next three to five years
from a new and Jarger bridge acrou the bay aod some
widening of the existing Pacific Coast Jlighway.
\Vhere do we go from here?
Anyone who tells you he knows no \\', probably Ls a
cand idate for the funny farm or a sobriety test.
But start over we must-and lmmfdiately.
Navy Planning
To 'Modernize'
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Slandering America
WASHINGTON -The admirals have
been wringing their bands in despair over
~ . the deterioration of American seapower
_If' and tbe correspond.in& arowth of the
,, Soviet Ottt.
We have now obtained 90IT\e of their
plans for strengtheninl U.S. ships oo the
higl! .....
1be officers' 1\.alBOOml, for example.
" will be fitted wilh carpeta, drapea.
planter boxer. 1udlo
unlta, dlmmtr
\-1witcbel, air condi·
Uoolnl and other
comfortl "suited to
soclolotlcal, plzysi<>
logtcal and poychol ..
g:ical needs of officer
.. penKlmltl ...
The ·crews' quar-
lers. not t o b a
nealected, will al:90 get new rug!, drapes,
planter tmes and "tasteful paintings and
pictures." The plans call for atrict
cootttination of colors and paUerns "to
·' achieve eUectlve color dynamics."
•· The enlisted men wUI also get new
wardrobe space suitable for hanging "a
peacoat plus two new unilorms and two
outfits of civilian clothlng."
It used to be that they folded their bell-
~ bottoms and atufred them into lockers
wider their berths. But they will soon
start trading in their bell-bottoms for
more spiffy uniforms. These not only will
.. _. require banging spact but dry cleaning.
ACCORDINGLY, the dry ·11,ing
:· racilitles aboard surface ships will be ex-
" panded to "meet work load requirements
•. necessitated by the latest change in
enlisted uniform."
~ The Navy will increase the site of
(JACK ANDERSON)
-e creW!, too. "Additional personnel
are required ," state the plalll, "to
operate the (dry cltaning) facilities to be
lnstalled."
As part of the new Navy look, 1eamen
are permitted to grow tbelr hair longer,
but they are 1Ull expKted t.o kttp their
lengthened locks property groomed. The
new hair 1tyle1 will be fuhioned, ap-
propriately, in more .. decorative" ship-
board barber shops -complete with
"Oulh nuorescent lighting" and newly-
designed "barber chain and barber 1hop
accessories .• ,
THE IMPROVED dining quarters wUl
offer everything from "Ice cream and
dessert bars" and "hot dog rol! .... -grills·•
to "decorative beat rete..ition lamps" for
food display and ''lighting controls to
achieve environmental lighting keyed to
meal moods."
The lounges, too, will be refurbished
••to improve the environment for rest and
re.taxation." Indeed. even tbe ships'
heads wiU be outfitted with fancy new
c:hina urinals, lighting fixtures, soap
dispensers and electric hand dryers.
The (Q!t for all these improvement!,
said a spakesman, hasn't been
calculated. The p~liminary plans, in our
posseasioo, indicate it will run hlgh lnto
the millions. But the spokesman said the
estimates may be scaled down, depend-
ing on how many sbips the Navy finally
overhauls.
, CSEA Antics May Trigger
State Taxpayers' Revolt
BJ Pl\ED 11'. KLINE
SACRAMENTO -MOii mllllallt lobby
lu the State Clpitol todly ls operated by
the state employes themstlves .•.. and
they •re ahowlng their power in a varitly
Of Wl)'I.
0 What do they want now?" Ls the ques-
tion lawmaken a1lr: tbelr aecrelary whtn
abe announces that a "representative••
lnlm the California Slate Employee'•
A.uoclatlon wants an appointment.
lt'I the "W't want it or else" atlltude
~ by the oew leadenhlp at CSEA
whldl bu the legtsiator ill at ease.
Wblt lo 11111 "« elae" bulln<sl!
': TllEIUI HA VB BEEN U...ts of
•lllrike" 111 -I olllcm In the
• • .... ..,....,. In .....i -· and · ......i -op qloeen on the Clllfcnla Wat1r Project alec:ted ta
,. •aNWi 1 ~ t lino -the Wat.r
. • -hJ!dl .. ben II theJ tried ta -, -Ille 111 .. IO at" tllom more......,, 141'1 1-It. Qio oomcllaaal offioen ' r-· 'l1le1 ,,..i their i-J Whether ~ be brouchl Into llae
Ille CailfomllZF -i-J 1---n1e1 rr IOI, they ..... ,_, ror lllellulyiios l'lllo!td tJie ad and _ ... ,..,,,... .....
Nol ~ Uiq ...i "° contelli '111111
•)Ill" • • ,...111 aala!l hike ::-:&:~:.:.: = . odw..,. I ; ua 1~·
Rlllll D W'IUT U., n aMial ill ad·
Uaato-.-•
(GUEST REPORT)
• Training equal In quality and quan-
tity to that provided by the Highway
Pliltrol . e Special retirement rights f o r
non:unllonntd employee who, CSEA con-
tends, are upostd regulorly to phy1lcal
harm.
e Uniform allowance f o r a 11
employes who are requlrtd to wear
distJncllve unHonm.
• Sallr7 lri<VlllCO proctd...,..
• Fllll1 pald bnllh ........,.,., h> cludinc dental c:aro.
• Fllliq at all ·---thq CC<UI. e A fonnal employ1 -~ bu-
p.lnlni proctdure 1...itllc to wrlltell -ti on employmeot eondllklllo.
Oft -front ot llate employeo
throqh thdr a-talion aro ciemudlnc
.. -to ao.. -Reopn'a .. to of l!WliYl i-J btk .. In this ,.., ..
budget.
Al l'1llliu In Clpltol Park, n.n-.it1c
Jqillatlve ltadtta oc:t like puppet> on a
afring danclnc to the •une pll]lt<I-111 the
CS.EA and tlJ mllltant membenblp.
1111: VO?ING PVBIJC llu juat -
t-..chad tht md of the -'111111 JdCbat ...... u the IDeumi...t Jeclolllcll -·t ....
trol tho .. of --u... the
•aler will llod ~ """ -
Golly, Pve one-upped the PresJ..
dent. MJ 1972 Jl'ord sti'tion wagon
was recalled thrte days before his
$500,000 Lincoln.
-R.P.P.
Thlt tt•rurt ttflKri ,._,.,.,. vi.wt, .,.,
--..rllY ..... Of ""' --· s.nd )'-"' -.. Gloorm' Gin. OtU1 '°llClf.
Legion Wages
A'll-out Fight
For Survival
Thousands of middle-aged men in blue
overseas caps, joined by a smattering of
aged comrades ln arms from World War
I, will advance on the American Legion
convention Aug. 18th with one eye on the
perplexing young breed of veteran. Viel·
nam vets are the hope of the Legion 's
fature , but an uncertain hope at best.
The Legion's leaders are aware that
the Vietnam \1/ar is far dif!erent from
earlier conflicts in which proud mllltary
units came home to victory parades and
the applause of a grateful nation. "These
fellows (Vietnam veterans) drift borne
EDITORIAL
RESEARCH
one at a time -unrecognized , unher•lded,
and having an adverse society to
meet them," the Legion's current na·
tlonal commander said recently. "A lot
of their peer group has turned off on
them because they have ~ ln
aervitt.''
THE KOREAN WAR 1tso produced a
crop of ex-Gls who had never tasted final
military victory. But the Legion, Its
ranka still swelled by World War n com-
batants, made only 1 hall-hearted effort
to recruit Korean veta. Legion mem-
bership, which reached a peak of J.3
million ln 1946, declined to a lo• of 2.S
million ln J964, the start of what ls
termed the "Vietnam era'' in military
c1rc1 ...
Legion leaders now acknowledge they
were complac:ent after Korea . And they
are determined to keep their organiiation
aUve at a time when eight million Viet~
mun ers veterans -including three
mllllot who saw service in Southeast
Asia -are returning to civilian lire.
After a vlgoroul rocrultm, campaign,
the Legion clatmo I h 1 I Vlelljam
veterans now cotlltltute the ......i. 1arJeit lfllll'DI (about SGO,OOli members)
ol Its cumnt 17 million eorollmenl It
aPP\lfl. however, that UllJIJ' of tbele
new members are caretr mllltary men
wi-enliltmeoll happened ta expire
~ the put eight yws.
TllERE IS evtdencl that the patriotic
traot>lno of a typical Legion pOll hold
little appeal tor the dbillusloned "grunt"
from a combat platoon. The Thunderbird
POlt near Phoenix. Arb., mounted-tn-111-
out effcrt to l'flC'Mllt Vietnam wts, evm
electing men wbo aren't members to ol·
fictal pos!Uona. "But tlln didn't even
bothu to come to meetings," • post of.
fJclal said.
Other pollJ have bad "'°"' -wllll ncnritlng elforlJ ltsl overllJ ....,..
cmied wltb booltJn& memborahlp and
men aUtmtd to the vtteran'1 belief that
hla efforts In the war wen wasted and
uaappreclilttf. • -·
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Radicals Thrive
Or. James Cheek, president of Howard
University, saJd in a oommencement ad ·
dress in 1971. "In 26 years since waging a
war against the force1 Qf tyranny,
fascism and genocide in Europe, we have
become a nation more tyrannical, more
fascistic and more capable o( geoocide
than -·as ever con-
ctived. er thought
possible twti decades
ago. We conquered
Hitler, but we have
come to embrace
Hitlerism. ''
Such a 1tatement,
coming from a urn.
versity prtsldent..
was so startling
that I looked hlm up in "Wbo'1-.Wbo" lo
!!lee if be -·as so old that bis memory had
failed him on the subject of Hit1erism or
too young to have any recollections of it.
Jt tums out that be was born in 1932.
By 1939 Hitler'• tyrannical methods,
his racism and his ruthless militarbm
were well known. He bad already an-
ne1ed Austraia and conquered
Czechoslovakia. Dr. Cheek was then 7
years old. Clearly he baa no personal
memories of the period. Al a divinity
student he appareoUy .Dever had to read
a history book either. Othe.rwise how could
be have made such a statement?
ONE REASON b that it is now
enonnously fa.sh.ion.able in radical chic
circlet to slander America. In "Nine Ues
About America" (Ubrary Press, 1972:
f7 .95), Arnold Beichman, a joumallsl ol
Impeccable II b er a I background, d·
lectiveJy refutes the alanders.
Is America fasclsUc? Case in point:
(s. I. HAYAKAWA J
fonner Coogrtssman Allard Lowenstein
denounced the war oo a "Meet. the
Press" program with a leogthy attack on
American military action in Vietnam.
The broadcast was not over the usual commercial channels, however, but on
the facilities of I.be Armed Forces
network, which covers C\"tntU .military
bases , lncludJn& Vietnam.
ts this r..Cism? Can )'Oil Imagine
North Vietnamese paclfi1ts, ll there a:-e
any, being given the tacilliles or Hanoi
ndio to protest North Vietnam• ag-
gression against South Vietnam?
Within the American government
U: .. elf, anti-war acUviUe1 take place open-
ly in lhe Department of Heafth, Educa-
tion and Welfart. ln 1971, ln preparation
for the May Day protests, anti-war films,
Including propeglllda films !rom Hano~
were shown. Rennie Davis wai invited lo
speak.
BEICUJllAN W R 0 T E to HEW
Secretary Elliott Richardson to ask about
these meetings. Rlchanlson wrote baclt
that "No re:prisala have been taken
against any of the employees who were
involved ••. ~ present state of the law
does not permit the Department to
censor speech or speakers in connection
with nonofficial meetings or employee
groups ••• Tbe Department's attempts
to deny UH of meeting 1pace were
deemed (by the courts) unjustlfled prior
Welfare of Humanity Still
Ultimate Goal of Society .
Man's lile ls divided Into two
hemisphere" the public and the private.
But this separ1Uon must also be a wlion.
When the two parts become severed, II
they are today, boll! public and private
lives become rancid and unfulfllllng.
Down tbe ctnlurlet, we haYe flced the
same problems, though in different
shapes. And, evtft.
tt111ly , all lbe prob.
Jems resolve into one
problem -public
life ls dehumanizing ,
and private Ufe b
sterile.
What do I mean by
this sweeping gtoer-
alilatioo? 1 me.an
that as soon 11
we become "pubUc" people -u soon u
we take office or usumt fXtcuUvt
re3pol!Stbi1Uy-we forget that t h e
ulltmate end of all lnstitutloos Is tbe
we1fare ol the human pmon. •
AND, CONTRARIWISE. when we
rt.trut Into "private" life, wt forget lbat
the family cannot operate for Itself, must
face outwardl1 toward the communilJ
end the larger IOCiety, must be for more
than ltsel!.-
Wa r..u to join toaether the two
hemlsphere.s, 10 that our publl< Ille Is
gen uinely bumoniled, •nd oor penonal
life Is genulnt!Y IOclalbed. '!be two must
be lnler-retoted, iDjl mleMOWd, If the
m1M achlzopbrenla tbat baa brought ,.
ta our pr':!,f,l(ht II no\ to end In the
collecUve' ty of mutual atamlc: sell·
dtltructlon.
lnltltutlooa, or all IOIU, m not run for
the beneOl of the -thq ..... C!l'eatt<I Ill': ttiq-art 11m for tire Jl<Ople
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(sYDNEY J. HARRI~
who nm them -not ntetsSlrily for their
profi~ bill ror their pride, their ptt~
udict, their van!ty, their hunger for the
trappings of privilege and power.
A LARGE PART of today's social
rtvolution, on all fronts, ls the mountlng
awareness that lnsUtuliont have grown
frozen , have neglected their ba!ic human
function, and operate to mak-e their
leaden loot lloocl rather than to do the
good ror which they wen nrlglnally h>
tended.
But we have not. ytt come to the
awareneu thal our 'Printe I I f e b as
perverted u our publlc. 'I1le pl"UUm ol
tbe OU-blrbecul, )be color 'l'V, the
!amllJ vacattoa. all -ran to atiafy, u a portion of tho famllJ'a jlltflY Is ftOt
d<Yoted In lhf pubtlc bapp-11 wen.
For It LI Ulil 11publlc t.ppinds1' that our
nation wu foanded on.
OUR l'tlllLIC LIFE II D1<Chlnlud,
and our pm.ta We II fiqm<nled.
Outside the-· .. -.. iu.. robots, putting llS!de all ""1tl1Mnt and moral
valuu fCM' the ab of "dolna tho job:"
loolde the home, n behave lil!e spoiled
aybarilea, lnChtlatnl .... _,. II>'
petites and IP«lnf, or m rolJ llmtnl-
log, tho rapid <*a1 ~ Ille eodal atruo.
l!n. •
We mllll il<cln ta fit -~ tocethlr, lo lllD'HI • vahaa acnm tbtte
rind bowidarlel. to 1wa to n .. u 1ota1
-· be&ro .,,, of -polltlcaJ .. ~ remodleo 11111 tau el!ect.
..
on Lies
restraints on free speech." A 1tran1e
fonn of fascism indeed!
Nowadly1 it is pc:>pu]ar am_oh1 .tertain
intellectuals ·and .i<>lmallllJ to-Wk about
\he Nixo .. Agnew·Ktss!nFm::a c t 1 t threat. (In California it ,. to
add Reagan to this list.) BUI . 1"U ask
tbem U they thenuelvee y lieneve
that Ntson, Agnew ud Kllsilller an ac-
tually planning 1 luc1$t tlleOver ol
America, )'Oil Jet l)O ~!y ..
ln their eyes, Belcfiman .ari,(and I
have certainly ~tered ; W. reac-
tlqo), :·~~ lo-CIOUIJI tbe alsleice o1
IUcb a . l!r Is to re'~,-ll U ~1!1fy l'tt<tionary or al '*l•i!&Jve ••
"Nol ta · bellev. tllat Ill+. f!1tlon'1 elected leadership, the Peniliiio the
power elite. the mllltary-laji!Sttlil 'com·
plex are planillng a fucJst takeover Is ta
deinorl!trate thlt me ha. b e en
brainwashed Into a ltate ol political cretiniam ... '
ESPEaALLY SHOCJtlNG ts
Beichman'a quotation {n)l.'ll Senator
Walter F. Mondale ol Mlnoewb apeatt.
ing berore the 1971 lnstltute 'of the
NAACP Legal Defeca ood EducaUm
Fund , "The slck-g tnltb Is that this
country is rapidly ~mini to tt.semble
South Africa. Our native reseryes and
Banturtana are the inner city, And our
apartheid b all the more dllsultlna for
being insi<liom and unproclaimed."
Bdchman, wbo bu wmtod ID Soulh
Africa and abo been barTod from there
becouoe of bis candid ._tlotl, com-
mentJ ' "Either Senator Moodalo cloem't
know what apartheid Is (In whlcb cue ho
ought ta team), or he doel know -in
which case be deserves tbe ctnsure of hlt
colleagues • • • To suu..i \hal Mlerlca
is 'rapidly coming to meinblt South
Africa' when we are in the throes of the
mo.st democratic reappralaat of tradl·
tiooal race relations lince the CIYll War,
ls demagoguery."
To this one can only llJ "~!'' ln
every 9Cbool district. Ill eoliei.la and
universities, in gov~ at4 .IM.tltness,
we Lave all over the .countr;. 'Wen ~
lying admlrsloo reqµlrealeo1', ...........
employmeut pnCtlcea, aiOldJic ~;;
fa-. In order to' cquallle ljlpOrtuolty !or
tbosa lrldltaaa14' ~led aplnll.
1be nclaJ llltuatkll ~ JI ...
dramaticallJ chanJed lo tho ,.,. tbne
decades, .. that the unmt ol Hsing ...
pectatioas bu roplaced the ~· and r<Signation of what aeemtd ID IMO ta be
e pennanent cute l)'llm. Tbll b
fascism?
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But the cletractor1 of -Insist that r1sc1sm b alroaey hero. ljo proof II
ne<'tSWY· It -cmlJ to be -over and over again.
That was Hlllcr'1 favorjte technique ot
penuuioo -the Bli U..
By S. J. HAYAKAWA, Phalcleot,
Calllomll Slot• Unlvonlty,
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luodar, "-l U, 1972_;__ Dall Y PflOT A t
:Js No-fault l11surance Too Good to Be 1"'1~ue?
11,f.CBAMf:llro -At flnt glance ....
flMllt .,.,,.. looU too good to be tnl6
-tbe •lo -...... u.
(loo -In c.utomt. b suppooed to &ift lpeecty ..itef !or such allmenll u'
court <Ulgestloa. 1ool8 wait for medical
and ....... Jooa compmsatloo, and hlgb
pr<mlum *Is.
~. n...ld Rol(au, lo bis SW. of tbe
Sllle _,. Jut 1anu'?'., Nld let'•
haft oome tllis year. And Ille lltpt. o!
Omumer AlWnl said ditto.
Willi tllb ttnd of !tiendly bll>dwagon
rolllna, aeven »fault measura have bteft Introduced this year and ,...,., are
.OU under consideration.
Yiu could have l»lault Insurance
enacted thls session, which wouJd mean
~ would st.art paylng for it aftr.r
Nixon Fullback
Calling Signals
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By THOMAS D. EUAS
and ARNOLD FRIEDMAN
llAklni it to tbe top of the political
world means a on~time ~wanner
from UWe Wbittlu College eao have the
pleuure of min& a fonner Rose Bowl
football player to tout bis virtues to the .. -That'• uacOy what Richard M. Nixon
bu going for blm. today in the fonn of
Peter H. Dailey, a Southern California
adftrtising aecutive who was a starting
fullback on UCLA's 1954 Rose Bowl 1•'' team. ' -At !lead of tbe adyertising campaign f<>t tbe' Cotumlttee to Re-elect tbe Presi· cl<n~ tbe jt-~d· Dailey sea bim,.lf
In a coaclllri& role ratber than carrying
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"in i -.)'m tJie coai;I> of tbe team
-the ~e'itlsloi flljl,P,I"· ll, lhat b," ~1 r,l)i! lo au iolenlew from
W~ He toOk a leave lrom bis
bokning I.Os Angeles a,.incy early this
•" jur to """" lull tln!e out o! Nllon"s ...,. ~ lieadqyarttn in the capital.
"' There, be.Ja dilef of the priyate ad-
' ' t<'ttising aleocy specially created by tbe
;i:""" Wlil!'! House u the "modern approach"
to promoting a pmidenlial campaign.
·' Ouistened the "November Group,' it
~t.: t., ~·an incorporated ad agency with one
~ · Client,,. DI.Dey uplained. "We're com-
P":lelr funded by the Committee to
R6eled the-President:"
1'HE DEMOCR.ATS have also aban·
dm:ied the traditional presidential eJection
·r" fbrmuJ1 of fanning out the promotional
(i eperaUon to regular, established ad
agencies. The "~house" agency created
<'.:, for Democratlc bOll1inee G e o r g e
;-:-McGovern is called "Charles E. Gug-
.,..,..lm l'roduclioDI" after lbe man
;··, lleadlnc ""'·Mc<loftrn'a ..... media
aqvertilJ"I operallon.
Polley II -iu.. to mcb about
"'. adftrtising tbe President ., antlseptlc
~··· : and nnooilt-aHilk oo televtsion and
through other media. He adamanUy lf<nled that NIJoo•s tlectlclo In 1968 was
· .. · bull~ on a "llick ad cimpalgn."
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Relel1'inl ·ro author Joe ~inntss'
controvenial "Selling of the President
1118," Dalley lftapped; "'Ibe only ~lick ..Ulnl campalp rm anre of from 1968 : • , Wu anxmd die boot ,tts6f... ....
$ wun'I PonoaallY Jimllftd In tbe
' ' 1111 cmnPlfln or "'1 other previous w :· ..Ulicat tffortl, but the ~ful ,, ' ;,a liwl dO!ends .ibe' Nh~ ...ata eper• ' ·"'° of four yean •IO" menly "an •~ n • ltlJllll lo lbow the cudldale ai alert,
respcml•e and .qualified."
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TRIS TDlll .....i, llalle1 .. ,.., ''Wo
haft a -Wbo is the -and who bas 'pmm be'• ao outstanding
Pruldenl '!'bat l'lts the bunion on McGovero lo ..,._ Ille publlc he'•
<(uall!i<d lo bl ~ and to pn>ve his
' .. poylramJ .,. betk!t."
Compal(n llpellding. puttcularly for
advtrilllllg, II &DOtber hieblr l<lllitivo
"I'" for Ille Id '""" Ill p"81dentlal and
other tlectloaL For tbe fall eampal(n of
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FOCUS
1968, tbe Ropublicans spent 112.6 million
on teleViston and radio advertising alone,
according to expenditure reports.
This year both the Nixon and
1t1cGovem camps wiU be restricted bf a
new law lo $14.5 million each for all
forms of campaign advertising.
Dalley refused to say bow much his
group will get from the heaviJy.financed
Nixon reelection committee. He "'OU.Id
only say, "Our budget will ~ somewhat
belowtba.l .. wtucb Lt1aDowable by law."
~' ~ resideQl of the IUbarban San
Fernaodo Valley since cbildi-i, bas nm mlmy major national Id campaigns
in the past. Clients of Dailey Ir
Associates bave included Camatlon milk
products, DOI Moote canned fruits, Qo.
cidentaJ Life Insurance and t b e
Tr~rica Corp.
ms AGENCY bas branches Jn San
Francisco, London, Tokyo, Hong Kong,
:iingapore, Sydney and Wellington, New
1.ealaod.
U not the higbest·priced ad campaign
Dailey bas ever run, the NitoD ef£ort ,.,;11
certainly draw· more attention than any
other.
"My assignment," be said, ''was to
build an advertising agency from ~atch
with lbe best professionals available." A
number of large natklm1 ad agencies
1'bave loanelJ people to the November
Group,'' be said. By September, Dailey
etpeds to have SO veteran advertising
specialists .. bi.I staff.
The malo lbnJ!I of tlle Nomnber
,Gniup now, be said, is to ••communicate
political input from lbO pollUcal uperts
In the campaign to the people."
Getting the "input" is no problem, be
stressed. "One tlllng you have plenty of
Jn a campaign ts political uperts."
IN PORTRAYING Nixon's rte0rd,
Dailey said the ad campaign will feature
a pair of »minute television films. pro-
duced as '1 documentarie1'' by
Hollywood's Davtd Wolper, and sevtr.>1
minute-long c:ommercWs lhowlng Ille
President at work.
The Wolper flltMwill.plcture Nl>O!> the
lllatesmau, traveling tbrougb Qlina and
Rllsaia, and t!ldea\'Ol1ng to <ad tbe war
Jn Vietnam and 1be natloo'1 -
troubles.
A heavy "'J'O"'lblllty bas been placed
on tbe November Group becnuse the
Pftsldenl bimsell "II trying to run tbe
eounlr)' and bu llmlled Ume to cam-
pal(n," tbe ad Chief said.
Dailey doesn't expect Nim> to have an
easier time wllb McGovern lhan be did
in defeat1n1 Democ:ral Rubert Humphrey
four yean a1o, even lhoulh the polls
aift tbe Preoident a comfortable margin.
"With only II peroml ol the publi<> '
~ &i>ubllcan. you've (Ola r<al
clludwntagt, .. be said.
-m:z-mrimE NiJOa ad eamoolln will
eQ.pbtslr.e-Cbe ·~iUvt," be iaid ''We -·1 attaa McGovern because If we
'did, we'd create him u • candidate when w. ool1 llove ooe PMklent -not i...o
Cllklldatet u tbenl ...... 1n 1111111."
Dou ,Dolley have upiralloos of folio,..
Ina lo tbe fOOlltepo ol IUOb former Los
Angtlel Id Dl<ll u R. R. ltaldtman, Nb·
on'l 'dllef al -. slid Wblta nou.
,,.... S.C..W,. llanald ZlqJer1
Do!leJ •YI oa. "I Ila" no s.mb!tloos
to jaln ffis:oa't stiff," be I Q l d
catec0rlcall1. Ntr -• expt<I 1111 ....
-to -lltf blc, new llCOJU!lll ... "8Ull of blr"~ llOt\.
M a malter <ii i..:t, lie qulppel, hi•
Alary .nth tbe ll1Dn campalp b less
lhlD ha maka In hll own hqllnm,
lluttbearnouatof-lllmaitH
1111•1 ~ Dalley .. -lo ad-
"ertloa. "ftal'a -"' -1"1 ........ be Aid. •
!er ftleDlioa o! Ille rJcb1 to • la caaer
ol ~ or -!nfury, ....,,a ... of the amoont o! medical ...
-Fer lllsttoce, you oould 1o1t an arm la an accident, but ~ medical
bllls mil!ll lotal ---
lf' YOO WAHr to tnow -..bat's """'I
with • propoul, just asb the penoo lt
will hurt. The,.., oo questloo that enad·
ment ti ...i..ll l!Jlunnce ...Ul bav1 dl,.
cf!-"' ...,. law practlco. partlcu·
llfly lhooe of altoroe)~ specializing In
penoml lojury sutu.
l'ftdl<lably, tbe la"Yen have been In
the !nmt liDtl !ilbting aplnst enactment
of no--f1ull However, many of their
arpnenla go rar btYQDd any eoo«rn
wltll loa o! le&ai lees, and Ibey should be
DOied bY tbe publlc before mandatory ..,.
fault "'8urMce be<omes a rullty -
perbapo ao UDftlcome albatross "Iround
tbt -ol tbe ....... motorists.
Melvin J. Cohen, a Sacramento at·
-,. ""'"""" for lbt Callfomla l'lial IA"Ytn Aun., AYI no-fault wUl do "ll'
ltttle to relieve court --· which II offered as one prime ...,.. for adoplloll.
CONTRARY TO SOME stau.ttcs
quoted, Cobeo says auto _.1 Injury
cases 1ccount for less lban 3 percent •ac-
toally U percent) o! tbe suill that 'et to
trial. Although some 14 percent of suits
fall lnto thlt category, most are settled
before tbty get to court
Re ~ <rimlnal and clonlestic ttla-
tloN caseo for eausl111 ""'1t ji11H1ps, as
well as poor ClDIJl"l admlnistration.
COB EN SAYS atton>rya are noto.iouf.
ly bad adminbtraton and tlle courts ~
Ing twl by altomeyo-tumed-jud&es 1Jn>.
ply demonstrate the f1d. In those in-
stances wbcrt an attorney happens to be
a good adm1nlstr1tor "stumbles" into a
Judgeship lb<n "'"Ill are startling. he
notes -a• in the case ot a sacramento
jurist v;bo cut the waltlng time to get to
trial right tn half -from lf to ~gbt
months by lnslltullng new met.bods.
Coben say11 someone "ought to make a
t!me and motion study of court ad-
mtnlatraUon" If they are serious itboot
• cutting Nutt congestlon. lie is appalled.
by tome of the intiquated praetlces still
being used by tbe prof..,lon, .. just
becatt1e Jl's always been done that way."
PROBABLY OP MORE cooc::ern lo the
Jecal prof""'°" 11 . that no-fault will
ellmlnate an Individual's right to sue
unleu Upen.sel exceed a certain
amotml Americatl Trial L a w y e r s
AasoctatiM ls "gravely concerned about
the basic and fundamental rights and
benefib that faulty no-fault plans toke
awl)' from Innocent accident victims.
"]l's not so much the erooomic
payments that-disturb us ; it '1 the re-
ductd or non-payment or general damagts
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"No, Spiro, no ••• this yea r this is what we c:all ~ c:lub"
I f Mothe r ls Nervous,
Baby Apt w Be a Boy
It's the claim of the sewing machine
makers that the average h om e
.seamstress turns out 27 garments 1 year.
Do you btlleve that? Sounds high. They
insist she stitche:s up Iii: dresses, one
suit, one coat, thrtt bl~. three atlrts,
and a batch of sfacb, lingerie and
youngsters' clothes. A 1 o t e w o r t h y
average, if accurate.
IF THE father is a tense, ambitious,
barcklriving man,
ll'• moot llktly the
baby Will be I girf,
II tbe mother Is a
nervous, h I g h •
!lrung, worrying
.... man, tbe beby ii
most apt to be a
boy. Or ao cootend
scholars at Iowa
S t a t e University.
Ii'• reported these researchers con-
dtlcled numerous lnl<restlng uperimenb
lo find lbb oUt.
WEDDING -The standarcl eigb~
minule marrla&• ootmooy in LenJn.
srad'• l'ala<e of Weddlnp costa the
equivalent o( ,1.15.
BALillUT WU the tradltkllal entree
>n Cbrlllian holy daya long be!or< lur· key or ham, air. In fact, the name ball· ;u1 comes from tbe word boly.
A¥ONG peopl .. of tbe Brlu.b Com-
-Wialth, H's not just a legend but a
fad that the Scot> ara the thrlftle3t.
-depoOitl ...... the """"" Scot baa 'DJ oocbd any -tbe mt of tbe llr1lbli cllllavy only averag01 '127 eadl.
(..__L_M._B_o_YD __ )
AM ASKED bow many spots around
the country turn into ghost towns every
year. Can only report the map maker!
annually drop the names from their
charts of about l ,000 people-places. But
they also add about 1,000 new names, it
should be noted.
QUERY -Q. "Doe. tbe queen bee
rting'!
A. Not you or me. Only other queen
beea.
~THE YEARS a woman subtracts
from her age are not lost," noted the
Countess Diane de Poitiers, "they are
added to the ages of other women."
WHY DID the chicken cross the road?
I don't know, but tf it did '° in Quitman,
Ga., tt could be amsted. Local law there
makes it illegal for chicken1 to cross
roads.
AS TO the Caesar Cardini Cor whom
the Caesar aalad was named, relative11
oow report he died In Los Angeles in
1958. And they conflrm it was indered
he, none other, who originated that
Jandy dish.
rr BAS been claimed tbe greal Paul
Baudecroix was responsible for the
aalv1Uon of , more marriages lhan
a"1l>o<(y die on earth. He invented tbe !Int -proof Upotlck, that here.
By Georg1------.
Dear George:
Wbol -do you think tbe advk:e M1mnnilt in Amer1cl •rves
today! D.r .
Dear D.F.:
'lbe adfloe columnist ii a aourco
of lnsplrlllon to m&l\J people. We on proof that H Is poalllle to make
a llvll>(. ..,.. or lea, without ..,.
tuaU, doll1I 1113 wwt.
~a...,e:
y .... lllhlla humor makOI ucb
day a ll1lle br;piar and my eollrt
,
family 011foJ'I your c:ofomn. Good
things come In small pactaaes.
Keep up tlle good •orll and Ignore
the people .. ho don't "l"I'' your
"'I lllllll. THE V'S
Dear V'9'
O.K., but It won't be usy. T don't
gtt my c:olumn either. IS<rlously,
tllanlt you &Ir IUOh 1 nice not•.)
(Mall """' problemt to Geo ....
Actually, be hasn't tbe foegltll no-
tion of """ to belp you but "' -tbt mall. He c:ollecll lo I I e r openen.)
tllat alarms 111, and lll!Old be of prime
~ to evtl')'ee." '""
ATL clalml ~fault rewards the guilty
1t the e.apense of tbe innocent They uy
the benelits paid lo .. the &Ull\f" are
financed by elll*r elimlnatln& or sharply
mucJn&.the right of tbe IMOcettt victim
to reeove.r eene.ral damaaea.
Wiii no-fault enactmml mean lower ill-
surance rates1 Nobody really knows.
WHEN NO-FAULT proposals were first
introduced in California, fingrn: "ere
polnt~ 1t 1'1assadlusttts. 'A·htre 1h1s
lype Insurance bu been in tfftct s1nc:c
Janu1ry, 1971. Substantial savings lo
policyholders were predicted becau.st" or
the elimlnatioo of legal lltipt1on. Ac-
cording to recent figures, however, ap.
parently lhe savings slmplY have not
materlaUUCI. So nobody's talking much
about this aspect anymore.
John R. Jewell, state secretary of
licensing and regulation for the St.ate of
Maryland, conducted a study of the
litassachUJet~ program after one year of
ope.ration, be says. "Any clalrns to dute
that the Ma.ssaclmetts no-fault plan ha.'I
actually reduced premiums for 1hc
average policy holder must be viewed as
fraudulent."
CONSUMER FEDERATION o!
California suggests no bill be adopted un·
til these questions can be ans"·ered:
\\'hat will be the overall premium reduc·
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Uon? What insurance aavinp -MW be
passed on lo c:oosumers! Will lnjind
persons be l'Omptnsaled JOOner? WDI
court congesj10n bt reduced? Whit
percenlage oJ rues w\U be elimlnlted
from court! and Does the bill have DOD--
cancellation provisions?
As a result of his study, ?.itaryland'I
Jewell c:oocluded the public ls Int cU...
turbed with accident compensation than
with other lmurancc prtbltmS. He ,.YI
nlOSt diacontent steina lrom insurance
comp.1\ny prachcts surh as canceUaUooJ,
uon-rene\rals on poHc.iea:, arbiltll1
elassificsuon and ralln& systems and
prtmium surcharges.
NO.FAULT leglslatlon .. 111 do nothlnc
about these compla1nlS and the American
Trial Lawyers charRe ii wBI put accident
victims at the mercy of the lnJw'anc9
compMie:i.
The ATL suggests that rather than
sacrifice their right to go to court to Nlt
for general damages, which IJ ODf: pric:.
of ~fault, that motorlats simplJ
purchase some additional l.nlurance.
This group conten(!.,, "You can now
purchase all of the benefits most of the
1ȣault plans provide for only $$ an-
nually over and above the nominal e>rlce
of medical payments coverage."
Perhaps they're right. .. at least untll
the motorists can be assured that no-
fault insurance Isn't V.'orse than the ail·
ment it Le; supposed to cure.
Reform Less,
Support More
lifost of the talk you '1ear about con-
vention reform these days comes from
people in the Republican Party with the
least right to ask for changes.
Th.ls does not mean that I do not
believe many changes can and should be
made in the way the Republican Party
conducts Its presidential convention. It
does mean lhat the hue and cry being
raised in the press
for changing the
Republican National
Convention into a
dupUc.ate of the Dem-
ocratic National Con·
vention comes from
the far -left hand
of the GOP which
has the largest rec·
ord or nonsupport
for N I x o n Administration legisla-
tive requests as well & measures
to make good on Republican Party plat·
form pledges. 1 i. '
>.. llSUal tlla libenils .,. lrjblg to
thre1ttn the Adrnihlstrallon Into su~
porting reforms they favar: They would
reeommtnd a quota system In• the
Republican Party and deny the rule of
ma jorlty • selection upon whkh Amertcan
democracy as well a.s RepubUcan Party
tradition has always rested.
ONLY RECENTLY. 55 Republican
House members and three senators
formed an alliance aimed 1t persuading
the GOP National Convention to adopt
th<. following rules :
l-TI13t every state "endeavor to have
equal representation of men and women
ln its national convention delegation."
2-That every delegation i n c I u d e
members under 25 years of ase ''in
numerk:al equity to the.ir voting strength
within the state."
3-'Ibat each of the convention's four
rommiltees be expanded Ir om 100
memben (one man and one woman from
each state) to 200 by adding one pc.non
under 25 and ooe "member of a minority
ethnic group from each state.''
4-:Tbat no delegate be selected by
vlrtue of bis party or public office, no
delegate be required to pay an assess-
ment and all meetings at which delegates
are selected 1hou1d be open.
NEW YORK Sen. Jacob Javlts and
other liberal Republicans in Congress
warned President Nlxon several days 1go
tha~ he would "forfeit" to the Democrats
the presidential votes or the nation's
youth and the nation's minorities by
BARRY
GOLDWATER
rcf\lsing to endorse the wide-rangiDC can-
vention reforms. They said It was euen-
tlal to reform the GOP to make tt "a~
peal to all segment.s of American m ..
ty."
M th:s ls being written, the NlJ.on
Administration has g i v e n no en-
couragement to the suggested change:a
which first hive to be al)l:'roved by the
Republic8Jl National Committee's rules
committee and which would not take d~
feet until the 1.W6 convention.
And, of coone, any changes -even
nonl'lindlng recommtndations for 1979 -
must be cleared by the convention rulet
committee and fln11ly eudoned by U.
convention delegates next month.
Javtts and . his Jl'OUP belieft the
<Jwig .. should be .. led this ,..,. as an
tnd!litloo ol GOP Intentions to aupporl
the quota system of delegate selcctton In
Jt76. I believe lhls would be a mistake
and I reject the Idea that fallurt to
emutate the Democrats would cost the
GOP any bloc votes.
MY OWN FEELING ls that people .. ho
want to make important decbions upon
how the Republican National Convention
should be nm would do better bl •pend-
ing more time supporting the party in
question. Almost every ilme a crucial
Administration vote Lt taken in the
Senate we find the Republicao Jiberala
lining up with the Democrat, and against
President Nixon.
Now they want to revamp the
Ropublican Party '° that ll looka exacUy
like the Democratic Party in. convcnUon
despite tbe !act that tbe 1973 Democratic
National Conve.nUoo turned tut to be one
of the moet dlsutrous In Democratic
Party history.
The quota l)'ltem, while fortcloslnc
tbe Idea of majority lelectlon, also
forecloses any suggestion of rewan:Hnc:
members of the Republican Party who
toll long and hard for party objectives
every month of every year.
More and more I have a reeling that
the liberals who make a habit of voting
against the Republican Admini..straUon
would feel much more comlortatwe in
another poHUcal atmosphen -like tbe
ooe New York City Mayor Jolm Lindair
found in the Democratic ranb.
How to Address Our Lawmakers
U. S. SENA'!'ORS
AIH Cl'lnllon (DI, !12 N. Spring St.
Loa: Angeles 90021 and John V. Tanoey
(D), Rm. 14%23, lllXXI Wilshire Blvd .• Los
Angeles 90024. During Congressional ses.
slons; New Senate Ofrict Bldg., Wash-
ington, D.C. 20601.
U.S. REPRESENTATIVES
(Orange Coonty Only!
R1cbard T. Hanoa (:Mth Dislricl-D),
9461 Grindlay Sl, Cypraa 906»: Joha
G. ScbmlU (1$tll Di!lrltt -R), 4340
Campus Drive. &rite 214, Newport Bfach
928a4 : cndJ Ho1n>er (32!1d Dlatrict-R).
Security Bank Bldg., Suite !20, 110 Pine
Ave .• I.alt Beach ltll02. During Congm-
alooal -· llaona, 1511 J..olllworth "°"'" Olllce Btdg.; Schmitz lillfLong·
worth Houge Office Bldg., Hosmer. 2217
Rayburn House Of/Jce Bldg., Wublng·
too, D.C. :IOlll5.
STATE SENATORS
FROM ORANGE COUNTY
Damil CU,.-(14tll Iltstrlct -R),
Bo• cc. !nine 92164. Commiu..,,
AgricUltore, Local Gownment, Select
Committee on Environmental l:leotrol,
Select Commltlee OI\ ~Unity Inlrualai in
Aglolllural SoU, Join{ Committ.e on
l!doclUm Evaluation and Joint Com-
mlllee en L • 1 la I a t ht n.tlmnenl
J...., II. -111411 lllttrid-R), ma -. Gll*n tm. lllML
COOlnljft•: JI!-aotl-. R~ and Well1n, Tnmpo11ai1111 and
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Industrial Rolalions. llurlnl lfilslaU.o _, Slate Clpitol, ~
Cllil, 95807.
STATE ASSEMBLYMEN
FROM ORANGE COUNTY
Robert E. Badbam l'l!Jt D!strict-R),
1649 Wc.stcliff Dr., Newport Beach, 9*0.
Committees: Public Employment and
Retirement, Wate r and chairman of Com-
merce and Public UUllUes, Jo~ a v.
Brfal 135th District -R), 1400 North
Harb>r Blvd., Fulll~rton 92631. O:lm.mlt-
lttS: Finance and IMUrance., Llbor Rf..
Jal.ion,, and Revtnue and T111tion, Select
CommJtttt on En•ironmental Qualitia,,
and chairman, Joint COrum.ittet oo Atoro.-
tc Development and Space. llebert R.
Bme (?Vib Distrk:t -R), !ml -Bl•d.; Hunlington Beach 12147, Oommit. '°"' Education, E""1locs and ComUlll-donal Amendments and vice <balnnart,
Transportation. Keooet• C«y (nth.
Di!trlcl-D), 5111 'N. EaclJd, P. 0. Bos
GM, Anaheim 12.SOO. Comm It t et•:
Educatioo. Labor Rolatlo111 and RoveDlll
and Tuition. During l•glllatlve -Iona:
Sl>te Clpitol, Sa<nmenfo, CalU. -· •
ORANGE COllHrY BOAIU> 0 t
SIJPERVJ!IOlll
Fi!'ll Dist., Jltbrrt W. Balla
Se<ood D!s(.'llorid -'lllird Dlli~111111aa l'Wl!Jo
Fourth Disl,. Ralpll J. dllrt
Fifth Diil, llaolld w. cw ...
Addnla: Orqe CeadJ A(~
lion 1114(. Room 11111, •11 N. $~ -Aoa-
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·t 4 f DAILY PILOT Sunday, Auoutt 13, 1972
Private Enterpris.e
Kre1nlin, Mulls Brezh1iev Proposal
Moecow -Want your noor
11nded? A curtain rod hung?
A pant.suit made? A peephole
put in your front door? A cup-
board iru;t.aUed?
lf you are a Soviet citizen,
more likely than not you will
seek help from the thousands
of privateers who operate "on
the left," as tt is called. The
st.ate-run eeooomy simply can-
not cope with the growing de-
mand for consumer services.
and -in most case.-. -1.s not
prepared even lo provide
then1.
Nov" comes a bold propo sal
to Jegaliie this \ast rrser\01r
of "underground'' acth·ity by
permitting the format ion of
service cooperatives, from
small ramily-type operations
to large ateLt>rs. It is even
sug·gested that such a
cooperalive could run a string
of coffee houses, a hotel with a
restaurant, or a small shop.
Although this is ool a plt>a
for private businesses in so
many vtords, il is tantainount
to that. The author goes so far
as to suggest that the Soviet
Union could profit frorn the
txperience of East Germany,
liungary, and Poland, where
"individual'' enterprises are
prrn1i lled to function under
state ton!ro!.
·rhesr ideas. "'hich must
sound t1lmost like here5y to a
&lviet ~tarxist's ears. are
raised in the Literary Gazette
antl du not tarry the
.stantp of off1 c1al approval. But
the very fact they are under
discussion suggests that the
regime may at long last be
mul!ing over implementation
of party leader Leonid I.
Brezhnev's enigmatic proposal
at the 24th Congress last year.
On that occa s ion
Brezhnev advocated l hat
thought be given to a systen1
\vhereby retired per sons ,
housewives, and Invalids could
p<'rform services ottl of their
0\\11 home or throug h
cooperatives. I le sald legal
regulation should be in1proved
and help uievded towerd thlt
end.
The proposal s ee me~
noteworthy at the tJ.rne , br
then oothing more was hearc'
about it.
If the Literary Gautt.c
discussion actua!Jy leads to •
more liberal policy in 1
services sphere, it cot
represent a revolutionary 1tr
in this dogmaUCIJJy soclalL
society where, wtth few ex·
ceptions. evuythlng is owne~
and run by the atate.
Some cooperative a\etiers 11
n'ell as private servfce1, such
as dressmaking, are permitted
to operate officially, but these
are limited In scope or are
heavily taxed.
The author or the article,
Alexander Levtkov,
ac.knowledges that the state
has ambitious plapa for ex·
panding the number of service
enterprises throughout the
countrv. But, he writes with
astoniSh.ing frankneu a n d
irony:
Bold and new reforms are
needed In the serviee industry,
"'rites Levlkov, 11 d din I
that Russians are fully willing
to pay more for personalized
service -to have the laundry
delivered to the door, or to
have a tailor C<lme to the
home .
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Bay Area Haven for Sea Scouts
BJ UM EDWAllDS Jncold, 111aclol.aplcrins n· ..--
ot ., ---ecutlve !or the Orange Empire
"Hey, Garyl 'lllere'a a cra1> Ana Council w111cb leaaea tile
the me ol your hand over 11vpa1J.
there!" called IJ.yeaHld "We llaYe wide -ol tbe
Grqg Mueller ..,._ the Up. proptrlJ, and tile bue'a n•
per Newport Bay -bor lo .....,.. to tbe baJ and tile
his ll<OUt lmlnlctor. OCOOll llllkea ti tile only bue
Ao Greu and m othtr Sea lib It In the ....tern United
Scouts IOOW<d the narrow St.at ...
beach. they perlocllcally called "We get Newport Beach
to Gary Meyer to ,.. and help mldeob p1,. kidl lrom
ldenU/y thnlr fllldJnp. outllde Orange County • • •
Tbty cattfully stepped over and from a1f over Arhona.
ho1ff and mounda ol aand Nev1da, Northern CalHarnla
balls depasited by llddler Ind ev81l Mexico City •. A
crabs which bad strained them tcOUt1nc croup on a IUJlU!N!t
for food. tour tn17 ltay ovemJabt here
A bllbblHhelled suaU sat on 11 the liue Is avlillble. They
dry aand. The boys had can get a baJ ride, exposure
proolecl II lrom the lhillow to 111 pull ol this areo -
wai.r by si!Ung through the fulfilling the purpose or the
sandy bay floor with a piece ol base," be cootinoed.
screen. They wat<bed it try to With tile oom1nC ol ,...,..
burrow down to water again. round ach:>ol, many youths
Scanning the bay floor will have wtni.r vacations.
t h r o u g h a !unnekhaped "We wanl to give the klda
viewer. they wilh!tood Ire-thlnp to do In the wlni.rtlme.
quent bites lrom leechel In the In August, Im, the 1eue on
ankle-deep water. the property nlDI out and we
Neil Cameron recorded the hope to rebulld, modemlm Ind
p ts and animals collected have a biaet capacity,''
by t group In bllculs and Ingold declared. 'l'bO Orange
plastic tanks. Empjre Area CoundJ la now
The soouls planned to find oeeklng 1 lonc-lmn 1eaae
out the species, habits and en-from the county.
vironment of each when they U this ii dooe, be claims. returned tq their camp, the the )'OUlha could l'Uft the base, ::.:;i~:..;..__, ... ___ ;
Sea Scout Base in Newport give tow'• and enjoy a year-. oaiLY PILOT s1'" PM11 Beach. round. broad usage or most SEA SCOUTS COLLECT AND RECORD IACK IAY SPECIES
The boys had spent nearly 1_11ase_:.:..::.f.:.•.:ccill.::.11et=·-________ 1n_st_r_uc1<> __ r_G_•_'Y,_Maya_;__r_, _K_n_oo_l_lng"-C-an_l•_r_,_E_x_pl_o_ln_•_F_lnd_t_o_G_,.._•_P ____ 1 four days at the base on a 7
1.m. to 10 p.m. schedule of i~
struction and fun while earn-
ing a maximum or four Boy
Scout merit badges in all
types of water activities, ~
eluding a new one: ocean-
ology.
The seven chose to earn
oceanology badges, so Gary
Meyer, the assistant camp
director, rowed them to the
Back Bay.
DAY'S FlJTURE
To be prepared and most
fully appreclste the trip, the
group had talked about marine
life of the region and the
future of the bay.
"The Back Bay is mott
fertile than the continental
shelf. A big percentage of tht
fish along our coast is
dependent upon the Back Bay
for spawning and food in
·general for the brttding
periods.
"People talk about saving
the binb here. The binil are
important but the public
overlook! half the stuff. They
forget that fish and anlma1s
are interrelated. They don't
see the other impGtlant jobo ol
such fresh-wate r estuaries,"
he told them.
Meyer, a biology major at
Cal State University a t
Fullerton as well u assistant
director and ll\lltructor at the
camp, will award the boyt
their oceanology badges at a
campfire at the end of their
week at camp "!( they have
done a really good job" on
their projects and pu1 a wri~
ten test. ---.
STUDY PLA~"Jll
Some have chosen to study
the planls they bad carefully
transplani.d in Ught-welght
coUeding tankls lmmedial<ly
upon uprooting them.
Others found the aand·
screeo habif> ol tbe hulllf>'.
ftddler crab' more interesting:
And some !COUtiwill do IOtnt
research about bow atolls are
formed or learn to recognize
and make model! of various
beach characteri1tics, such as
the berm, cusp and wate~Une.
All or their models ' and
display projects may remain
al the Sea Scoot Base. A 11
animals collected will be
returned by Meyer at the end
of the last summer camp
session.
For the psst eight wmmen,
scouls betWff!I the ages or II
and 16 have spent a weet at
the county-<iwned base prop-"
erty m the Pacific Cooat
Highway.
Boys rrom througho ut
Orange Cowlty have bad the
opportunity to earn all tbe
aquatic badges offered by tbe Boy Scouls or America: awfm.
ming, sailing, c a no e I n g ,
lifesaving, rowing ,
motorboatlng, and now
oceanology.
Twenty..five sailboats, sb:
large powerboals and 10 other
craft are available and cared
ror by the bue'• staff and
campers. --
Boals, boat auppllos, -recreatiollll egui~ !God,
advice and lmjrpcllon han
torgely come I rom prlv11e'
donon, military -and local ccmmunlly groupa.
PEOPLE HELP
"The community Is full ol
taleni.d people who have
helped us with a d Y l c e ,
teaching lacllitieo •.. novlg•
lion, harbor marting and aol•
ty inllruclion •.• and people
have given us boats to wm
on, uae in our programa here ,
or to sell," claimed Rick
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Soit11cl Dt11v11 Alt1r11i
!:l'\S OF AUC:l'ST l>l::l'T. -l.;1t t•,t reporls h:i\r
11 1hAt l\l' v.1 11 bf \1~1!M v.1th 10 l•> l~-11~11 ~urf along
th1<; bl·st of all poi><;Jbll' (·011o:ts 1h10: v.Pt•krnd lndr1•d , 1t
1• lhr !1mr and !ht' !.l'il'-'•11 fnr !lie b1i:: lio11UH't ~ tr. 1 l\!t
1ur 'hun·l1n~·
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;i] "tornts al ~ra off lhc Raja Cal1fqrn1.1 111a.;1hn1· and
Jhe 1agar1r'! over 1o1t11ch d1re<'t1on thrsr s111rrn" rn1ght
Hr1lOl'Ls ao:~rl1n~ lh;1t supt•r.-;urf v.111 ..;1•111 to rurn-
hlr upon us 1.~ both j!OOd nrv.~ and had nt•1-1s. Surfer'
l!fPf'I 1he dispatche.c; "'1th great hu11t1hs and lea ping
ahnul L1frf::'uards. v.ho must fi sh inland fnl k nut of
thr> h1~ s1uf/, JU~l v.inrr
.\S FOlt :\·IE. I'd just l1kP \u i::rt a l1ttlr sleep bt1I
1h11 1·h;1111·('s 11111 be ... 111n Ir any p:1rt or the big surf ru·
11111r~ pr1111· true \'nu srr. I h;.i1r fuur surfers !1vlng
11·11hir1 !ht• e11nlir1 ,.~ uf Bl~ ht1ppy h11nH'
You t"<lll t1•ll !hi.c: h1•c~u1s1• our frr1n! 1arrl i.<; s11 fillf'rl
11·1!h brnken !'urfhoard<; :ind ripp<'rl sw11nfln'i !hat it
loo ks l1kr a huni·h 11f ~luff tlll' Par·1f1e ju.c:L wa,<;h('d up.
rlur Jn1Pnnr dt'l"1.lr 1·ould h<'sl b" rlt'seribt'd ;i.c: dripninR
.... rt 1'hr i·olor of tht' 111111,q r1~un rU_R is Sand.I' Foot.
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rfll1m dr;i1nrnp1·~ !hiin 11as Nill('l"t('d durin11: the com··
hinrd drrd11in,c: nr "\rwpnrl and J);i,n11 Pnint harbors. ~111
hnuse i<; nn(' nf !he frw plaC'rs ·when'..' sea'>''eed gro'>''~
a<;hnrr .
An.1wa1. tl1r 11•ur<;\ part is that v.·hen Ule bii,! surf
:'Om('<;, It h;is l11!l1• ft'Sllf'rl fOr lhO~ Of US V.'hO 11ppre·
ria1P 1o:r1t1n,c: a little shule~I'.
Thus 1t 1<; !hat 1hr surfrrs in our household. ha v1ni;:
pl11tt l-'d storm <; at sea and scrulini7.ecl lidet.ables. will
~nmmenre srtt1 nl! v;1r io11s alarm clocks.
Surfers. huntrrs. Do11ling people and insomnia<.·s 1111
ha\ r 11 cnmmun faull . ThPy have this con su ming dnvr
10 be up and 1T11>1'ing <thou{ at first light. Once a year
a! F:11ster Sunda~ is enough for me.
Dc<;prtc n1r 1ncl1natinns. the big surf comes and the
llarm clnt"k.~ s1Hr! i.:oing off before the fi rst rooster
ha.<; c]Parrd h1<; throat
ROARD SUHfEllS an.~wrr !he clan11:in11: bells ahnut
l 15 am , [ollov.·cd by the body surfers at 5 JO 11.m.
fhf'rf' i.~ f'OllS!dCrilble banging Of doors, shouts abou t
lost h;i1hing trunks and noise frnm people who have
pPdalC'd a bikr In the beach and back who report in on
curr"nl r nod1t1ons
"\\"o"'' It's gonna get big ... southerly swell .••
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who stnlf' the \\,1x" "
All of th1s j<; follo'>l·ed by pre-dawn arguments as
tn "·hn shall ride the long, thin board or who shall get
•turk \\llh the short, fat one and who poked the hole
in lhe bellvboard and if so. who should be for«d into
(}al("h1 n1? 11 ·
TROOP r.tOVE~IENTS through the bathroom now
begin to sound like the RUS.'lian Army on the march.
'i'ou n1ay try to pull the covers up over ~our head.
')r hidr beneath the pillow. Little, however, ~·ill save
vour sleep from a claque of surfers·who are. drawn to
the .c:ra like lemmings by the Gun~ of August.
Thus it is as the rooster fin ally awakens to crow
<1nd 1he dawn comes up like thunder. you 11 rt left but
In roll ove r, count surfers jumping over the Jiving
rflOm furniture and keep repeatin.R :
"This ls indeed the bt!st of all possible coasts ..• "
Care Center Planned
To House the Elderly
BLUEFIELD, W. Va. !AP 1
-An &1-~ar-<1ld Bluefie ld
man who helped ra ise eight
foster children during the past
t~·o ~·ra rs now hopes lo start
an ad ult fam ily c11re center to
11C'eommodate the elderly al
hi.~ hnme.
disturbing fa ctor" in the aged
or di18bled per90n's life. the
supervisor said. "they become
se nile when they live alone.''
She added, "We ha ve a
dr ive on to get ~ple In·
terested in being adult fam ily
rare providers ir the. I r
homes.'' Charlie J. En~lish and his
wife. ~1artha , 1nainta1n the ir
nine room house "is just loo
biJZ.. for them. The couple,
\\'h<1 ha\'C been married nearly
21 ~c11rs. have been roster
parents to five girls and three
bovs since 1952.
11-frs. English said she and
hf'r husband ha l'e been in-
terviewed by the W e s t
Virginia Depa rt me n t of
...., \V('lfare and lha t they will
begin keeping two elderly
women ~n.
"A lo! of elderly people nttd
;11 home life ." ~trs. English
s;ud. '•They don't have 1nyone
to rare for them . They need to
he part of a family ."
~!rs. !\1 a g g I e Fl('shman.
supervisor or the adult service
unit at the department's office
in Princeton. expla ined thin
the new adult family care pro-
~ram is desiJCnet! to 8C·
com nlOd ate the "loneliness" 1n
the "most elderly."
The family adult pro~ram
enables !he elderly 10 live 1n a
famil y lype selling. Mrs.
Flesman said. Explaining that
"loneliness" is the "most
~1eanwhile, Mrs. En1-:1lsh ex·
plained how she and her hu~·
band became interested In
roste r eare·
""'e had this big house and
no one to sbare it with . Since
\\'e had lots of room, we dec1d· ro to care for home less
children.
"When you ran take rare
of roster children -it"s good
to do that. vou·re just mother
and father to them . You don 't
feel any different .''
The couple said they once
cared for seven pre-school age
children at the same lime.
They v.·ere giver. one female
infant when she was five davs
old and a male child when he
'>''as six da ys old .
·'Thry wefe brou1-:ht to us
right from the hospital." :-01rl'i .
English s11ld. "We had thrre
babies on bottlt>s and in
diapers a! one 11me."
The roster parents explainrd
that in addition to cannR f(1r
eight hon1eless children l'ilnC'r
1952, thl'y also housed St>V·
eral rollege sludents during
the eigh t years.
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"~me men just can't surrender the reins of-leader .. ship peacefully."
Ecologists Halt
Complex Project
SAN FRANCISC O !UPI! -
Can the replacement of 11
decaying, wino-infested Skid
Row with a $385 million con-
vention center, sports arena
and office complex harm San
Francisco's environment?
The question is asked with
complete seriousnes.s by the
Sierra Club and other en·
viroruncntal groups.
Failure of lhe fed e r a I
bureaucracy tu answer it has
produced an order from U.S.
Supreme Courl J us t ic e
\\'1lham O. Douglas banning
any further work on the gigan-
tic \'erb.t Buena redevelop-
ment project.
The stay issued by Douglas
from his sumtrl('r retreat was
the latest in a series of court
orders which ha ve stalled the
project adj~ce~t to the city's
financ1a1 district for three
years. The previous judic_ial
bans have involved re.Jocat1on
of the area's residents.
HALT DEMANDED
But the Sierra Club and it!
allies are: now demanding a
halt to aJI work on the project
u n t i 1 an environmental
impact report Is made by the
U.S. Department of HoUlling
and Urban Dev el op me n i
(HUD) or by the San Fran-
cisco Redevelopment Agency.
"We have no intention of
stopping or dela ying Verba
Buena." said Rebecca E~ans,
administrator of the Sierra
Club's San Francisco Bay
Chapter. "But the ~ational
Environment Protection Act
(NEPA) must be enforced ."
HUD and the Rede·
\·elopment Agency b o t h
contend that the 1970 act ,
which requ ires environment
impact stud ies of federally
funded projects. doe~ not a~
ply to the San Francisco proJ· eCt because all the signific11nt
government discus~ions and
decisions took place in 1966.
NO REVERSION
"It's hardly reasonable to go
back at this late date ," said
P..1ichael DiSanto. an attorney
for the local agency .
But J. Anthony Kline, who
represents the Sierra Club,
San Francisco Tomorrow and
five 0 t h e: r envtronmentat
groups in the suit, which a1~
Involves a redevelopment proJ·
eel in Berkeley. said that the
courts have repeatedly ruled
that NEPA applies to pre-1970
projects.
•·All we're saying is make
an environmental i mp a c t
statement," said Kline, who
alsn represents the Verba
Buena area residents whose
relocation has blocked work on
the project for three yea rs.
''\\'e're not saying stop the
project. Make: the statement
that will disabuse us of our
concerns or confirm our fears.
That's all we 're saying."
Kli ne suggested some of the
possible ecological problems
that the huge project could
cause.
PROBLEMS TOLD
They Included .. rthqulie
danaers, air poUution from ad-
dition1l auto ~affic generated
by the project'I p I r k I n I
1ar11es. ovtrburde.nlna of the
dty -11• oystern. •laual
pollulioo , Ind overaowdlnc of
recreation f.lclUUea.
San Francllco Tom«row, a
local envlroruMnt.al g r o u p
with 750 members which en-
dontd an a ntl -h lghrlae
musure Jn I.he list munldpal
eltdlon. llld the project'•
.. nable fe-ture
ate.mm rom enormous
tmpoct 11111 111 111ou .. nc1s of
viJI U., uson, i-0 ~ oolltllt&
CALIFORNIA
of their automobiles, would
have upon the city."
President E. R. Scrofan.i
said S. F. Tomorrow's ques-
tions included : "Why should a
resident of San Francisco
tolerate the inevitable i~
crease in traffic congestion,
air pollution, and genetal
crowding wltlob will Teaull
from the Verba Buena Cen-
ter? How can this project help
but contribute to the city's
unseemly practice of polluting
San Francisco Bay?"
In a brief filed w1th a
federal appellate Ctlurt, Kline
quotes earthquake experts
who agree that the project is
located in areas of San Fran·
cisco that would be subjected
to the highest intensity ground
motions if an earthquake OC·
curred . and that there Is "a
virtual certainty of a large
damaging earthquake in the
San Francisco Bay Area" dur-
ing the life of the project.
rt10 RE CARS
Opponent.. are also con-
cerned about plans for public
and private garages 8'1jacent
to the convention ceoter and
sports arena. They argue the
2,000 to 4,000 parking 11ta1Js
will bring more cars into San
Francisco and decrea11e
reliance on the Bay Area
Rapid Transit < B A R T l
system. which will have two
subway stations in the project
area.
"A ppellant.. do not claim
that the environmental horron
they depict wiU necessarily
result from the project.. they
challenge." the a t lo r n e y
wrote. "They do not know."
To which the Redevek>pment
Agency replies:
"The center is not only en-
virorunentally sound, but en-
vironmentally proud. It was
designed to be ecologically
oriented -to be a place
where people ctn walk, stroll,
visit, shop, and gaze.
OPEN SPACE
Eleven acres of open space
and malls will be included In
the ~acre convention center
and sports arenA complu, 1n
agency spokesman &aid. He
.11lso re}eeted the garap-auto
congestion argument, llyifll
lhe plans call for 1 20,000-seat
sporb arena and only 1,IOO
parking spaces, staUna :
"We're not bestowing bleu-
inp on ths automobile, we'n
barnesslng II. Th< key i-0 the
project is Ila liniqe i-0 BART.
"And finally, we're taking a
llum ..,. 1 vilull ud ph,ml
llum -llld turninc It lni-0
llDIDtllllng dealgntd for pee>
pie."
Douglas' alay will re.main In
effect until the it.h Circuit
Court of Appeals rule! on the
envirionmentalisl!' •pp ea I
from a lower court decision
toasing out the case.
LIW]len for tbe golltrruntnl
hope lhot U1U111tn!J con be
mode oometim• ilt S.pttmber,
with 1· rullng lo follow 100n
lhertafttt.
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SACRA!iENTO -It Ute na-
tion'• "youth" vOle IOlld\y
behind the c::andldacy o t
Demoeratlc Party nominee
Sen. G«irge McGovern! Could
ht, but in California. at least.
younc memben: of the Grand
Old Party dlsagr'tt.
Among the groop 11 Bill
McLaUjhlin ol Colt.a Mesa,
formerl1 O<'IJ•• In l>tnlocnttlc
Porty affaln. who will be
moving to the DOrtb ill.le lO
help in the unipall!JI. Sill It
stJU a rtglstered Democr1t,
though he uys he plans i-0
awitch after the election.
ln various parts or the 1tate
last week, Republican leaders
conferred with youngillers who
support the candidacy of
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Sunday, AU911Sl 1', 1972
Yes, Clyde You're
Quite a Yes-man
By L. PETER KRIEG
CLYDE WALTBAlL ls a nice enough g\Jy. He holds
down a pretty important job u one of the pnw alde1
&o the govern« ~ the State of California.
I've talked to Clyde a lot by phone these last
couple of weeks about when the
governor was going to sign 90me
legislation that would delete all or
Ga.rt of tbe Paci!ic Cout Freeway
from the state's frttWay and ex-
pressway system.
"It won't be today," Clyde
assured me Wednesday, "but
vou're liable to hear fr<>m me in
the morning.''
l\OW THAT'S what a reporter
calls a big. fat hint. u 1ao
Come Thw sday momjng and I'm pretty sure Rea.
gan 1s gbing to R1gn bills of historic import to all of
Southern California.
T spend ttre first coupl<' of hours Thursday momJng
writing a bockground story that details the years or
controvt•rsy over th<' roastal frN.•wav.
The 11n1ing <"Oultln't lw h<.•tlt•r. ·i'11e laM page of the
stlll"y rolls out uf the ty1wwr1l<•r and U1e telephone
rm~s .ll'c; 10 am . on tlw dot, :ind il'~ good ol' Clyde.
Ev~rythm~ st•t.•ms to bt• going my way
"C.OV. JtEAGAN has signed four freeway deletion
biJls... Clyde reports, naming among them the key
Bad.ham and Carpenter measures that apply to Orange
Countv and Newport Beach.
While this is being scribbled on a piece ol paper. I
signal another member of the staff to call the news
desk and let them know the story's here for sure and
that we'll have it early enough fOf' all editions.
Clyde drawls on and I tum and ask another repor-
ter to start calling around to get reactioo-type state-
ments rrom local officials.
Clyde finishes and I phone the story to the news
desk.
A Ll'ITLE while later I'm on the phone with Dick
Rohrbach, an aide to Sen. Carpenter.
"Want to gel a statement from Denny," J tell him.
"A statement about what.'' he says.
"Rea~an signed his fr(!('way bill." I inform him.
"We'll call you back,'' Rohrbach promises.
MEANWHILE. every city official and his little sis-
ter have had something to sav about the death of the
freewav . either how great or how awful it is
Rohrbach calls back.
"r.ov RN1gan didn't sign our bill. it's still in en-
rollment That mPans it's somewhere in a file and he'll
get it next W('('k "
"YPS h<' did." I aSS('rt.
"NO HE didn't," Rohrbach says, geUing a little Ir-
ritated "We'd get a little blue card up in Sacramento.
''We didn't."
"Yes he did." I insist. "the governor's olfice said so ••
"No. he didn't," Rohrbach said. "we checked with
the governor's legislative clerk and the secret~ry of
state's office. too."
T call the governor's press ofnce back.
"YES, he did sign the bilt." a secretary repeat!
what she heard Clyde tell me earlier. Clyde's off
someplace. I suggest she go· find him.
"Yes, he did," reaffirms Clyde a couple of min-
utes later.
"No, he didn't." I tell him and ask him to double
check.
Clyde comes back to the phone two minutes later.
"No, he didn't," he says.
"WE WERE told be 'will' sign it, but we interpret-
ed that to mean he 'had' signed it,'' Clyde tries to ex-
plain.
In a pank I call the news desk.
The managing editor is not pleased. And I know I'm
throwing the composing room into a state of chaos be-
cause of the front pages that will have to be torn up.
The paper will be late getting out this day.
Clyde call me back. He says he's going to try to
find the bills and get the governOf' to sign them right
away.
I talk to Clyde later in the day. He says the bills
are on an airplane on their way to the governor at his
Pacific Palisades home
I COME to work Friday morning and write this
while ~:ailing for Clyde. or whoever they got to re-
place htm. to call to say the governor has signed the
freeway bills.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -Thi Dallu
C.Owboys lcl\ quarterback Ro 1 er
Staubach with a lhou.lder aepar1Uoo but
vtteran crat& Morton fired tbrte
touchdown paaea and the Su~ Bowl
champ om rolltid over tbe LOI Aiipl•
Rama, 21·13, Saturday nlsbt in a Natloa.11
Football League,prtsU.90a "ame.
SWlbach, t.be Nn..'1 most nluable
player Jut year wtien be beat out Morton
for the ~ Dallu liCnal camn, job~
WU lnjUttd in the second quarter When
be scrambled for nine yards and wu
tackled bard at the Rams thlft bJ mid-
dle linebacker Marlin McKMver. x....,. confirmed the abciulder aepu>
tion but the CowboY1 aid the twn
ph,.iclan· would uamlne Staubech in DaUu today to determine wbdhel"
IUJ'gtrJ would be required.
Da1W would t.btn know bow 1oog the
former HeUman Trophy winner from
Navy would be sidelined.
The c.owboys intercepted five pa--. .
tine by Jerry Rhome in the f1'1t half
and two by rookie John Walton in the
Crawford's
Blast Beats
Padres, 5-2
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Willie Qoawfcrd
reached San Diego starter steve Arlin for
a ~nm homer in the first iDnlnc
Saturday night and the Los Anfeles
Dodgers went oo to defeat the Padres,
6-2.
After Arlin, 1-13, retired the fint two
men In the opening inning, Willie Davis
dmr a walk and Wes Parter followed
with a ainpe. Crawford then bit blS
OnTVrou9
Claaaael 11 at J
eighth home nm of the National League
bueball seuoo, a three-nm shot over the
right-center field fence.
Tbe Padres got a nm back in the third
on a alngle by Dave Roberts, a double by
Jeny Morales and an RBI ain1le by Nate
Colbert. The Dodgen made it 4-1 in the
fifth when Lee Lacy doubled and came
around to score cm Davis' sacrifice fly.
Derrel 'lbomaa tripled in the fifth and
scored Oil • wild pitch for the ~
second run, but Manny Mota'• nm-ICIOl'-
ing pinctHingle to the ai%th dosed out
the scortna.
Tommy John, 10-6, eot the victory for
the Dodgen, altbough Pete MJkkelson
came on to pitch the last four lnntop and
earn bLI fifth 11ve.
Tbe Dod&m, ID 'Winnin&, pined
another 1ame on the league-leading Cin-
cinnati Reds. Manager's Walter Alston's
club now trails Cincinnati by tlgbt games.
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Mesa's Asher
Accorded Honor
CHICAGO -Costa Mesa's Barry
Asher tw been named to the men· s All-
American bowling team, annotmced
Saturday by tbe National Bowler1
Journal.
Don Jobmon Ol Akron and Patty
'Costello of Wubiqtoo, D.C., were
named captains of the teams.
Other members of the men'• team
Include Earl Antbooy of Tacoma, Bill
~ach of Sharon, Pa., Ntl!on Burton Jr.
of St. Louis and Larry Laub of San Fran-
cisco.
Others on the women's team are Dotty
Fothergill of North AtUeboro, Mass.;
Vesma Grinfelds of San Francisco, Lor·
rie Koch of Carpentem·ilJe, ID., Millie
Martorella of Rochester, N.Y. and Betty
Morris of Ione, Calif.
Wood's 20th ViCiorY
Puts Chisox ill ·First
OAKIMID -Ed SpJezio hit a two-nm
homer in tbe lltb inning as the CJilcalO
White Sox defeated tbe oatland A'1, S-1,
Saturday IDd moved Into flnt place In
the American League West.
The A's lost undisputed Possession of
first place for the first time llDce May
20. The White Sox took over the top spot
by ooe percentage point"
Spii!Zio's blast followed a walk to
Carlos May by reliever Rollie Fin~, ~
5, and provided Wilbur Wood w1tb his
20th victory of the season, tops in the
majors. Wood, who bas lost 11 games,
pitched a two-bitter.
Brant Alyea, wbo brob up Wood'.J no-
bit bid with a two-out single in the
seventh inning, t1ed the game for the A's
with a tWCHIUt home nm In the ninth.
Wood and Oaklaod'1 Jotm .,Blue Moon"
Odom were locked ID a scoreless duel for
eight innings before QUcago broke
through for a pabead nm in the top of
the nfnth.
Dick Allen opened with a triple and
came home on May's sacrifice fly to give
the White Sox a 1-4 lead IOlns into the
last half of tbe blrith.
Wood had a Db-bltttr for ~ lnnlnp
before Alyea'• ll'P'JDd ball ak1dded off
the eJove of leCODd baseman Mlb
Andmfs fa( I baSe hiL
Meanwhile, In the bect1c Ameriean
~~ East pennant chase, Baltbnore'• Oriolti' split a dOUbleheader with Boston
to mctUlt their lead over Detroit to cm .,.
game. 1IJe O's dpwnecf the Red Sox, S.2,
and t.bm fell, 5-3..
Detnrit's Tigers suftered their foartb
straight defeat, falling to Cleveland, •t.
U ICe p;tcber Mickey IAllch WU tqpd
(oir u htt. aQd an &Ix runs.
. Ex-Huntingtoii Beach High star Jack
BrobmDer was again a key fic1n tn
Cle'9ltlad's' auack. Tbe mcn.ns• ltcoad.
baseman sing)ed jn, the first fnn1nl, bd;.
tog bis club-to two runs. He abo bid a
seventh inning double that plated a nan
and be finished the day wltb an tnrttld
atng)e in the ninth imJin&.
Brohamer's IOOlllJ.Date -ou~dtt
Buddy Bell -had four hits, &ivlne
eight for the last two games.
New York's Yankees "b Ip pt •
Milwaukee, IN, end .. DOW t1l'O PIDtl
behind the Birds while BoltoD mnUald
four games off the pace. aewei.d II I
pines back.
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home nms lead1nl tbe Bed Sa ,. Ill
Orioles in the MCDDd pme.
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Dalla·s Belts Rams, 27 ~13; Stauhach Injured
LOS ANGEhES (APl -Th< Da\111
Cowbo)J lost quart~rtiack Ro I er
$taubacb with 1 shoulder separation but
vettran Criig P.fortor: f1rtd threie
touchdown passes aOO the Super Bov.·l
champions rolled ovtr the Los Aflieles
Rams, 27-13, Saturday night in a National
Footb&ll Ltague prestason ~ame.
Staubach, the N•L 's most valuable
player last year when he heat out Morton
for the starting Dallas si@nal calling job,
wu injured In the second quarter whtn
he scrambled for nine yards and was
tackled hard at the Ram1 thrtt by mid-
dle linebacker P.tarlin ~tcKttver.
X-rays confirmed the shoulder g~ara
tion but lhe Cowboys said tie team
physician "'OtJld examine Staubach in
Dallas today to determine whether
1urgery would be required.
Dallu v•ouJd then know how long the
former Heisman Trophy ,_,lnntr from
Navy would be 11idelined .
The Cowboys intercepted fivt pas~s.
three by Jerry Rhome in the first half
•nd two by rook.ie John \\'alton In the
Crawford's
Blast Beats
Padres, 5-2
SAN DIEGO (APl -\V 11!ie Crawford
reached San Diego starter Steve Arlin for
a three-run homer 1n the first !Ming
Saturday night and the Los Angeles
Dodgers "·ent on to defeal the Padres.
S-2.
After Arlin. 8-13. retired the first t"·o
men in the opening inning, \\'illie Davis
drew a walk and \Ves Parker followed
~·ith a single. Cra"'ford then hit his
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eighth home run of the Nationa l League
ba.'ieball season, a three-run sh~over the
right-<:i!nter field fence.
The Padres got a run back in the third
on a single by Dave Roberts, a double by
Jerry Morales and an RBI sltgle by Na~
C<ilbert. The Dodgers made it 4·1 in the
fifth "'hen Lee Lacy doubled and came
around to score on Davis' sacrifice fly .
Derrel Thom3s tripled in the fifth and
scored on a wild pitch for the Padres"
second run, but l-.1anny l-.1ota's run-scor-
ing pinch-single in the sixth closed out
the scoring.
Tonuny John, 10.5, got lhe viclol1' for
the Dodgers, although Pete Mikkel.son
came on to pitch the last four innings and
earn his fifth save.
The Dodgers, in winning, gained
another game on the league-leading Cin·
cinnati Reds. Manager'.s Walter Alston's
\club now trails Cincinnati by eight
games.
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Mesa's Asl1er
Accorded Ho11or
Clf!CAGO -Costa l\lesa·s Barry
Asher has been named to tbe men·s All·
American boy.·ling team. announced
Saturday by the National Boy.·lers
1Joumal.
Don Johnson or Akron and Patty
Costello of Washington . D.C., were
named captaiM of the teams.
Other member!ll of the men's team
Include Earl Anthony of Tacoma, Bill
Beach of Shnron . Pa .. Nelson Burton Jr.
of St. Louis and Larry Laub of San Fran-
cisco.
Others on the \\Omen's team are Dotty
Fothergill of North Attleboro. l.1ass.:
Vesma Grinfelds of San Francisco. Lor-
rie Koch of Carpentersr1lle. Ill . ~ti!lie
l\fartoreHa o( Rochester, N.Y. and Betty
P.lorris or lone, CaJjf.
third quarter, 1nd tbt tbtlts ,.t up JO
point.I.
Morton thttw bis fint touchdown pasS",
lour )lardJ to &llU Dltka, to ignite 1 21·
point third quorter ofter lineb&<k..-LH
Roy Jordaat1atcond1 n le r c e pt ion.
Oa '.l'V T•d•11
Cb11ttel 2 •' !:30
Jordan, 1ttallnc WaJton'1 first paSI or
the. gamt, returned It 13 yards to the
Rams 17.
That gave Dallas a 13-3 lead which they
upa!lded to IMO belor< the perk>d ended
on a 27-yard ttrlke trom Morton 10 Bob
Hayes. The score came one play after
ufety Cliff Harris' Interception.
The Ram.s' Jim Bertelsen. a rookie.,
scored on a five--yard run to cut the gap
to 13-10 at OM point be.fore the Cowboys
,xp1oded for two touchdowns 1''ithln two
minute.s.
Walt Garrl!ioo caught • t~·o-yard
touchdown pus from Morton to cap • 9-
y.-d Dall., drive. Thty kJeked of! but
\\'altoa was inttrttJ>ted by ll&rris to Ml
up A1orton'1 quick strike to Ha.)es. ~·ho
1printed well behind roolue safety Eddie
Phillips.
Morton completed 9 of 10 passes for 10'9
yards without an interception.
Dallas ex1ended its winning streak to
13 game:s with Its third straight rx-
hlbllion success thiS year. taking a &-3
halftlme lead on two field goals by Mike
Clark.
Jordan's first interception srt up
Clark's ll·yard boot to open the S(()fJng
and Ray Renfro's interception Jed to
Clark's 2.f..ya.rder after David Ray had
urned a W tie with a 4>yard tf!ort !hat
bit tbe left upright and fell through.
Ray's 38-yard field goal \\'as the only
1COring in the: fourth period.
The Rams, l·l in the prneason. played
Dalla!: on fairly even tPnru t:1ce:pl for
the intercept.ions. Each club had 13 fir st
downs and the total yardage favored
Dallu by only one yard. 117·216.
Fonner Te.xa.s star Bertelsen ltd all
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WILBUR WOOD PITCHES WHm 1-. X !NTD FIRST PLACE
Brohamer Lifts Indians
Wood's 20th Victory
Puts Chisox in First
OAKLAll.'D -Ed Spiezio hit .a fy.·o-run
homer in the I I th inning as the Chicago
\Vhite Sox defeated the Oakland A's, 3-J ,
Saturday and move:d into first place ln
the: American League: \\'est.
The A's lost undisputed possession of
first plact for !he first time sinct Pt.lay
20. The White Sox took over the top spot
by one percentage point.
Spiezio's blast followed a ••alk to
Carlos M<1.y by reliever Rollie Finf?e rs. 5-
5, and provided \Vilbur \\'ooct v."ith his
20th victory of the season. tops in the
majors. \\'ood, ""·ho has lost JI games,
pitched a tw<>-hitter.
Brant Al yea, who broke up \\'ood's no-
hit bid Y.'ith a t~·o-out single in the
se \'e nth inning, tied the game for the A's
y.·ith a tY.·o-out home run m the ninlh.
\\'ood and Oakland's John ''Blue r..loon"
Odom y.·ere locked in a SC<lreless due:! for
eight innings before Chicago broke
through for a go-ahead run m the top or
the ninth.
Dick Allen opened y.·ith a triple and
came home on May's sacrifict ny to give
the \Vhite Sox a 1-0 lead going into the
last hair of the ninth.
\Vood had a no-hitter for gt3 innings
before Alyea 's ground ball :skidded off
the glove of second baseman lo.like
Andrews for a base hit.
P.Iean"·hi!e, in the hectic American
League East pennant chase, Baltimore's
Orioles split a doubleheader with Boston
to increase their lead over Detroit to one
game. The O's d°"ned the Rrd Sox , 3·2.
and then fell, 5-3.
Detroit's Tigeni suffertd their fourth
.straight de:feat, faUing to Cleveland, 6-1,
as ace pitcher ~tickey Lolicb was tagged
for 11 hits and all six runs.
Ex-Huntington Beach High star Jack
Brohamer was again a kry figure in
Cleveland's attack. The lndiar.s' second
baseman singled in the first inning. help-
ing his club to tv.·o runs. He also had a
seventh inning double that plated a run
and he finished the dav with an infield
single in the ninth innin'g.
Brohamer's roommate -outf 1ekler
Buddy Bell -had four hits, giving him
eight for the last tY.'O games.
New York's Yankees whipped
P.t1t"·aukee. 10-6, and are now two games
behind the Birds ""hile Boston remained.
four games off the pace. Cle\·eJand is 8'1!
e:ames bact:.
Luis Tiant pitched a thiree--hitter and
Bob ~1ontgomel1' and Ben OgUve hit
home. ?'llflll leading tbe Red So.1 past the
Orioles in the second game.
The Orioles v.·on the opener on ~1erv
Rettenmund's run-scoring single: in the
ninth innin~.
Tian!, 6-3, had a no-hitter in the
nightcap for six innings, but then Ret ·
tenmund spoiled it with a triple leading
off the se\'enth. He came around to score
the Orloles' first run v.·hen the relay
throw from the outfield y.·ent '4'ild.
Ni~klans Bids for 550~000
HARRISON, N.Y. (AP) -''It wasn't 1
very exciting round." Jack Nicklaus said
in a fiat unemotional tone, lhen glanced
at the: score board that &howed him in his
usual position in (ronl or the field and let
just the ~l of a smile flit over his \Jps.
"But that's all right," he said.
r-ticklaus, using the ronlrollcd po\\er
that i.s his trademark 10 offset an un·
certain puller, had ju!it moved past
faltering Dwight Ne\'il y.·\th a lY.'()'Under·
par 70 for the third round lead S11turday
in the 1250,000 \\1e.stchester Golf Classic.
Nicklaus, alreRdy winner of the
P.last.an, I.be U.S. Ooen, ty.·o other crowns
and tome. Sl90,00J had a lwo stroke lead
in \he cha.st for 1 $50,000 fir5t prize with
a three-round total of 202, 14 under par
oo the 6,700 yard Westchester Counll)'
Club course.
Nevil, me ooscun:,, 21·YtaNlld tonne.r
nreman from Dallas, had a one stroke
On TV Today c ..... nel9•tl
lead whrn play started an the cool,
tloudy day but slipped from his
superlative opening round' of &6, 65 to 111
one-over-par 73 and bowed to Nicklaus'
power.
Jack uM<t 35 putts Saturd1y, jwt one
under the norm. But he reached one of
the par fives in two big hits and, for the
second day in a row, drove the. green on
one of the par £ours.
"I know l'l'e had a ton of putts. but I
rrally wasn't hitting it that close to the.
hole," be 11id.
rushers ~·1th SI years In 7 carries, In-
cluding Ill on a fake punt for a first do¥.n
near the tnd of the. lirst h:i l:.
Dallas ~ch Tom Landry said altf'r
the game that Saubach 's condition 1o1as
•·not very good. You can't run over big
KU.)'5. You've Sot to run oot of bounds.
llf''$ a grceat competitor aod he v.·a1
gomg for the goa.I lint."
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Sile11ces
Halo s, 4-1
Unbeaten rookie Da\'e Goltz rerordrd
his 1hird straight victo.,, Saturday nigh!,
scatte:ring srven hits as the \linnt'sola
Twins defeated the California Angel~. 4.1.
1n Amtrican League baseball ac:t1on at
Anaheim Stadium .
The T"1•1ns touched California starter
Andy ?-.1essersmith . 2·7, for a pwi1r of ru ns
in the first inning on a leadoff single b~·
J lm r\ettles, a tr iple by Rod Carew and
S!e\'t' Braun's sacrifice fly
They added a nin in the third \li'hcn
Angels Slale
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Nettles singled, <;lolt ~C<"Ond and srored
on a single by Harmon Killehre,1'. \l1n·
nt:'sota added another run in the sixth on
a 11·alk lo Braun and singles by H1rh
Hrese and Dann~· Thompson.
The Angels' only run came: in the ninth
inning, Y.'hen John Strphenwn hit his ~C·
ond home run of the season.
It wa! the Sl'C'Ond complrte game '1c-
tory for Golu, 23, wbo pitched a aix-h1t,
5-1 vlctol1' over Oakland Aug. 6. lie
struck out three And walked t11·0.
r...tessersmith led off with 11 doublr to
center in the third but was stranded.
Angel manager Del Rice y.·as ejected Hi
the same inning for protesting plate um-
pire: Larry Napp's call of a bunt a!tem pt
which Rice claimed landed in foul ter·
ritory. It y.·as the fifth dismiss;i l ror Ricr
th is season.
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MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL (AP\ -
01nt Jones daud San Diego with a 99·
yard touchdown run with the opening
kickoff and Fran Tarkenton returned lo
~11nnesola with a flour ish Saturday night
as the Vikings trimmed the C.1iargers. 24-
13, in a National Footall League
preseason game.
Tarkenton pa ssed for a three-yard
touchdown lo John llenderson in 1he se-
conci quarter and a ft\'e·yard score to
John Beasley with 6: 12 to pla~· in the
game to pull the V1k1ngs .a"'·ay from the
ra llyi ng CharJ:ers .
The scrambler. \l'ho spent his first six
seasons with the Vikings and returned
this year aflt>r playing with the New
.York Giants since 1967. completed 20 of
26 p&Slff for 174 yards -hitting fi\'e
consecutive. passes for a remarkablt 62
yards in the air on the ~yard, fourth
quarle:r dr1\·e.
P.fike Garrett plunged onr yard in the
fir.st period and John lfadl ran four
yeards without interference in the third
perlod for the San Diego touchdowns.
Of'lf' extra point failed because of a
brrakdown In the snap.
Jfadl's touchdo\\·n cut ~1innesota's eclgt
lo li·13 a:s the Charge:rs held the Vikings
"'ithout a first down in the third period.
Tarkenton then got the Vikings ro\lin1t
on their insurance dri ve that O\'ercame
two 15-ye:ar hold irl8 penalties.
t"r~ Cox booted a 28-yard field goal
In lhe rirst pe:riod fC>r llHl lead before
}fadl drove the Char~ers on 1 68-yard
drh e and back into tht garnt.
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UPI T•....,.
OLGA CONNOLLY SPEAKS OUT FOR WOMEN'S SPORTS.
Wliy Does It Hcive to Be
Such an Upliill Battle
Says Olg·a Corinolly
11 il 1ronir in nn Olymp ie year !hat
spor ts should bt>come the medium of a
dying McCa rthyism "'hich gOf's :iround
spu1tennJ: lr!i anathron1~1 ir rl1:1ri:rs at
anyone "ho s~aks \11th 11n HL'<·1·nt.
It is iro111<'. loo, lo hr·nr d1scus-
lhro1\rr fll grr Con11oll~· ~p<':1k in h<'r
!'oft. rhy! hmic Ctechoslo\ 11k1.10 accen t
the har:;h 11 ord<: ~ht:' h;is hcf'n callt:'tl
by hrr <1doplt'd Amenran coun-
1ryn1en ·
··codtl<1n1 comtni"" 'S1'tontl·class
Cllll<'n.·· ··1ngr;1tr
Tht·~t· an· 1hr h•rrn~ us•·d tiv .~om<'
::.ports off1c1a!<. :ind o!hl'rs lo d1st•rrd1t
any ~Ugf;!t•st1on ~ :ih1· n1;1y \OJre for 1n1·
pro\·1ng 1101nen':i ~ports in 1h1· l"r11tc1I
Sr:itrs
\\ho could hno11 1nore about the <.uh-
1ec1 th;rn lhc d a r k · h a I r I' d
~··
~' ~. t4 ' . .
Laurie
IlcckJnnd
r 1f'choslO\'ilk1::in 11oman Y.ho \1 0n :in
(Jl ~mpic gold m<'d:il for hrr 1·ountr.v 111
1!156 ~1nr! lhrn lhP hearts of 11.,.
\\'r~trrn \\'or!d b\· falling 1n IO\'{' 11 1th
:ind marryin;:.: t: S. hamm<'r thro\\rr
ll at Connolly ··
,.l't only a rew \1rek' ago. at 1hc
\\'omcn's Traek nnd Field l\at1onal<. in
Canton. Ohio. an ignor;1nt AAU off 1c111I
tnrd to trll a numbe r or proplr 10
di~rrg:ird ""hnt shr may sny hecau:-r,
in his '4·ord s. "She is nothing bul a
goddam commu'. An<l that bastard
husband of ht'T!> is no beUrr."
l\lrs Connolly \1 as told of the com·
mrnt 111ter.
•·11 hurt s me \'<'ry murh to hear
those 1h1ngs becaust I ft'1·I I am a~
~ood a Cl!j/f.'n :is an~·horl.1 1·ls<'. J ff'rl
like y.·ondrr1ng v.hy doe" 1t ha\'<' to tK·
!iUch a trt'mf'ndou<> uphill ~tnig~lt• JU~l
to rommun1cn te."' ~he expl.a1ned to
thi~ cohunn
"I don 't l1hc to lw callrd a Com·
mun1~1 . Peopl<' use the t<'rm maybe as
a regular ::.1'\ear ""Ord To me 1t 1s hke
·n1~,l{er' is to blacks ."
Seve ral hours aft<'r lhe inr1df'nt tht'
official came up to f\lrs. Connolly and
tried to be fnt'ndly ~apparenlly ha\•ing
~n rebuked for his commenls.
Fo\loY.1ng a bri ef conversl'Jl1on she
shook his hand, saying "pcaC'P ·•
l\ow li\·1ng in Cul\'er City \\1th h'r
husband and four ch ildren. "Irs. Con·
nolly says although the name-calling
1nc1den1s arr not frl'qucnl thty ha\e
happened on 5everal occasions,
lier hu sband explains the 1nfr{'<juent
p~nomrnon "1th a strong, bitter tone
in hi, \'OICe
''\"hentver you're out s poken,
whenevrr you spe<ik oul for v.·hat you
really beheve In, you're ta~11ed A
'trouble-maker IH Je&st, or maybe
'1or<;<', In ~port ~ 1()() But prople have
an 1dealJ:.:ed p1c1urr of Yoh.it sports is
like ilnyv.ay."
i\lrs. Conno!ly's ,·oice holds no trace
of billemess as she remembers the
first ti1ne someone cnlled her a Com-
mun ist. Thal y.·as in 1957.
•·1 was in a meel in Ohio and J said
American girls should refuse to com·
pete Jn the facilities they had set up
for us. The discus circle v.·as just d1rl
and chalk "
"1 1''1 just Iha! I have all\·ays bern
appalled at the ad1ninistralion of
\1 omrn 's track and field here because
thrr are sa tisfied \1·1th serond be:st.
\\·e have a \\'Orld of human potential in
ou r young \>.omen . but 11 hasn't been
touch ed.
She also recalls the blatent. pre-Ci\'il
R1ghls Sou the r n d1scr1m1nat1on
<1ga1ns1 the black women athletes •I
the nationals in Corpus Christy, Tex.
"I Y.as so upset by the ""'hole thin~
!hat I spoke out against it, saying why
couldn't v.e have the rompel1t1on in
anotht:'r place? for lhat I was called •
1 'ommun1.'it and some said I should be
drported," f\!rs . Connolly say~.
That y.·as 1n 1960, the year the
1JC'r:Hnf' a c1ti1.rn.
"! drc1df'd to become a c11rzen
bf'c::.iu st· of the ideal Amt:'ri ca ha~
:1h1 ays stood for for me and other peo-
ph· ()f 101al1tnr1an society,'' she says.
.. Jt h.1rl nothini; to do with the rom·
Juri s of l1\'1ng in lhe United States. '
"ht• continues. '•As an athlete in
t ·rrrhoslo\'ak1a J was a pr1v1lf'g!'d
pt•r<>on t1nd '4'as a!u·ay:s given extra al·
tention ;;ind t::i kcn care of y.·ell ...
She has found that what sht con·
.<iirlrrr<l thr basic premise of American
democracy -that lhe Uniltd State~
reircts an unchang111g st.atu.s quo m
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MUNICH
1972
fa1·or of con 11nuous change molivated
by fret"dom of speech -is not prac-
ticed uruvrrsally here, i<'t alont in
sporl s.
Yet she C<lntinues to bclie\'e that lht
name-callers -"those who are. ao
simphstic so as to consider any kind ol
progress socialism" -are feY.'.
She's ngbt , the blalent name-callers
are fe'4'.
But take a look at the sport! rans
;idmiring her tremendous ability in the
d1srus circle from behind thei r
sunglnsses and popcorn al the
staduim . or beer in hand il home
v. :i1chu1g T \'.
IJO\\ many \\'Ould listen "'il h Jn open
n11nrl to any criticism she mighl ha\'e
:it10ut sport.s or other issues in thr
l'n1t<'d St11te~ re nli zlng she h.11s lived
both in the Ea~t ;ind the \\'est?
And how m11ny \\Wld call her
"lngr!ltf', '' "Commie," or worJe ~
•
. .
B 2 DAI:!_ PILOT
Phillies' Carlton Unexcited
......
. 4<'e lefty Wit/tin Reac h of Record
PIT'TSBl Ht;ll !API -A 11 hough
~h1Jiutelph1a Ph1ll11·~ p1tt'l11•r S t r v e
Carlton ts 1111tun reach of thf mn jor
ll•agut• n·1·onJ ut JIJ C'on,c•('ut1v1· victories
In a !<-t':lsOn. 1h1' !<-lr't•11k111g suuthp:h"' Is
11n1·xc111·d :1ho111 llw pro~pc~t:L
"\'ou ('11n't !ur1•r;1st rt'cord~." h;• said
after nu!l'hln!': hi' 13th strai~UI lrunnph.
2-0 01(·r lhl· l'll!SbUtgh Piralt•s. "You
just hu\'c to pl 11y the g111nc as 1t rorn1·~.
Rc('Ord" arc 1ust su1nf'th1111! to look ba('k .,,
l':-irl1ot1, "ho hurl t·tl a n1·;11, thr1·e·l11t
1-hutout nnd clullhcd a solo hotnl' run 111
tlcfe.:11111g the fJ1ate~ \Vedne'id<ay , ~aid lh1•
t•nly lh!tli; on l11s mind 'ol'hrn he take~ thr
mound i.~ \\'Jn111ng
"Th<' kOUI I ,;·t tM"forr a ~a1nc f' 10,
S1•orts i11 llrief
11 111." hi' sa1tl ";)ntl 1r th<' rt·tord'i ··vn1<'
"1th 11. l111e "
·n1l' l'hill11·~ left·h:trtd('r. who hr1~ 1101
;1llo)\\e1t :H1 t•:1m1·d run 111 54 1nr11nks.
r ("fU,('rf to Spt't'Ulatt ()n v.·hut his lr:it:ul'·
l1·:n!1ng 18·6 rt'L'Ortl 1n1ght b.· If lhf'
l 'lull1cs \.\t•rr nvl buHin~ only .237 .i, ii
!l':11n
"I don't 1·onc4·rn rny~lf \~·i1 h th:i!," 111~
s,1id. · I JU't try to go out <ind k1~1·p th;•
otht•r 1 .. ;1111 from ~corin~. I C'11n ··n·
l'our;ise our plr1,1·r! tn hit , but I <'an 'l 1111
lor them "
Acquired by tht• l'h1lhes from St LOl1I<;
1u~~ .... ·inter, Carlton nolrd th111 the s(':i,on
t}('~an amid rumor!'i he \.\'ould be !ra1h·d
fl,l:;un
I :;;n~ ~tori<'s 'ollirrc I \1;t' ~UPJ>O!.(•d 10
...
1)1;' 1on1111g 10 f•1tt!lburgh ," ht-~11J.
"Thcrf wert also storir;s that U>.1
An~eles nnd Chicago "·ere interellted,
:ind lhBl AUanta almost traded for r:''.t',
Uut it w:is all just here-say "
l'nrl!on has won nearly h3lf of the laSl·
pl;tt't' l'hillies' 40 victorie!, and milntig~r
l';1t1I Qwr11s has been work1nf: h1!'i flee
....1th 1)1r('i;> c!ny~ r<'.->l 1nstrai4 of the
l'U.~tomnry four.
"\\'(' keep waiting to see 1f t~ star1s ltl
~truggle a little bit so v.·c can gt\'e him_ an
PXlra day off," O"·cns said. "But he Just
doem 't v.•ant •t.
·I can·t b('lie''" 11nyonr can pilch b<!l·
\rr rhan ht' ha!<," 011ens addtd.
Monzo11 Tabbed
,/ ohnson Wins Race; To Whip Bogs
111 Title Fight Willia1ris Signs Contract
t'llA~lrAH;N, JI! -San (,'h·n11•ntr's
Patty Johnson captured thr !00.mctrr
hurdles HI [JI as Ill!' li.S. y;omen·~
(Jlympie tr:ick 11nd fil'ld h':lln S'ol'<Hnped
lhr1r Can11d111n rou11trrp:111.,, !lt>-t1, Satur-
d;l\
Th<' l' S. 111111• rt'la\' 11';1111 s1·t a \1orld
record of :J .13 9. :1l1nos1 f11r second.:;
Ll!<-tl'r than lh<· old rp cord of 3·38 7,
v.hirh 11as hrld h\ 1tw Amt·rican tf'an1.
Th<' lC':11n Nln~1~t··1I nr [)t·hra f:d\\':Jr,tl:o.
or Houston, ~l:ulf•l1n1 · ~lann1ng Jackson
of L'olumbu.". (lh10 ~lablr Fergrrson or
Pomona t1nd f\;1lhy Jlarnn1ontl of
Sacramento.
Ins Da\•ts of Tennrss(' State tied lh<'
world record in 1he 100.yard dash of 10,.1
Tht• record \\;1s flr.;,l ~el by \\'yom1a Tyus
()f !he Unitrd States in 19f.8.
• Son1r of thl' r:icr'> \111r<' 1nrasurrd in
\•11 rds and sornl' 111 111rt1·r~ hf'raus!' of the
· ~·11y thr trnck ;11 tht· l 'n1vrrs11y of lll 1no1s
is St'! up
U1hrr I'S 111r .. t'!'" 'hot pul -i\t:ir('n
&u!l1•r. ~i:!:, . J;n1·l1n -Kathy Sehnl\dt,
1~3·101 440 -h:i1hy ll.11nmonU. 52 2,
P.80 -\\'end)' Kocn1J:. 2 0~.4 . long JlHTlp
-\\11!1' \\'hitr 2()-2 1!: discu s !76-2 1 . ., 22U
-Hhnnda 1\lc.\!:1nu'. 2.18
UAl\LA.\0-l'li:irlrs 0. F1n!r~. 1111·11t·r
11[ the Oakland Alhlet1es of the A1ner1can
League Saturtl;iy n1Jo(h~ said he ha.:;
reh1rt'd n1a11;11:1·r D11·~ \\'i\liam!'! fl'n'
another t"'1J ~enr"-at a "sliji.,tant1at 111·
l'rease in s;it:ir\'."
\Villiams ill n01v In Thi' Sf"('Ond yrar of a
lwo-ycar contr:11·1.
"In my 01Hn1on , Dick \\'i!lia ms is onr or
lh<' most outst~1ndin~ managers in the
i,:ame Toda~· ... said f-'inley by telephone
from his ofl1C'r 1n Chira~o. "I feel that
r m 1\•ell c1ui1l1fied tu speak on this sub-
ject as I havr f'Cr t:unly h:1tl my share ot
1nantlg<'rS 111 !h<' pa~1.·• ,,.
l 'L l::\'F:LA:\IJ -l:1eat Brit:11n·s ~lar\.
l'o:.. adr;inct•d to the t1nals of the CJev<'·
IAnd Class1c Indoor tennis loumament
Sa!urt!ay 111th ;1 6-3. 3·6. 7·6 triumph
ovt'r f1fth·st·1•tJp(! Cliff !Jrystlal<' of Soulh
Afric;1
Cox .tonk tht· f1nal 11<'hrrakrr m.'lt<'h i ·t
And Au~traha'~ l{1iy ltufflrs defeated
(;real Br1ta111's Ho1:er T;iylor 111 th<' other
i-ingle!! semifinal
Advanc1ni: to thr finals in double!< ar·
lion 11·i lh 1·l<'1nrir~ Sa!urdny night \\'ere
1hc t!•nms or l';i~lor·llrysdalr and f~ran\.
Frorhl1ng·Ch:irlr~ Par:i~arell
Tal'lnr and l)r1·~dale turned b;ick
Coro'na del ~l;ir r1·•1d!'nt flod Lai er and
·rerrv AddL"Oll. 4·1i. 6·-1. 6·4 and Fr(l('h)Jng
nr 1hr l'n1trd St<itrs ;inrl rasare!I nf
Puerto Hico dCft'all'tl Iii<' Br111~h ll'an1 of
f:raharn Stilh1rll .ind ('o~. i ·fi li-7 <1nd
h·4 ,,.
t:\OIA.\.\P~Jl .IS-(·hr1~ F\t•rl ~topp1•d
Au:;tralia's ~l.11'~:1r!'t Kourt anrl Evonne
I ;ooJagong l:k·:11 fnrruer rli;unp1on Linda
T~iero S.1tu1tl.1v '11 ad\anrr lo a
!<-ho11·do11n rl'tn.ltt'h !11 1111' finals or thr
J60.000 lt S 1·1.11 l'(Jurl~ l!·nn1s tourna
1nrn!
The to1).seetl('tl \f1,~ 1:oolagon~. 21. of
Australia. ou!cl.1~~ro \IJ ~~ ·ruero. :\o. 4
:-ee-d and 1910 Ch:1rn p1on from ~1 et<itric.
La . to 111n l'a~1l1, fi .1. fi-:!
'ro<la~'s Sports
011 T"levision
I~ !HM•ll 1~ ll. AA\' (\' .
TEll\i\T](I\ \I. fl!\ \1l'U).\S -
·, '"111p1• 11·:1!'~ :u ul f11•l1l 111·
\'1t;it1on,1!. 1.ip•"d Aul! 11 111 \ 1arr1:·
gio. lral~
12·55 p 111 ! 11 I CL -UA~t:HAl .L
-Till' Lu~ An~rlt''I l)odgers 1akt'
011 thi> P:ic!rr!i at S:in Oil'!!O
1 pin 1 ~1r1. f.01.f"
TOU ll~A~IE~'T F1n:il ro11nd
1'.11 ss Evert, lh(' 17-yt•:Jr<tjJd l\o 2 seed
from Fort Lauderdale. Fla .. beat third·
seedl'd tllrs. Court, 6-J, 111 the first set.
lhi•n eketl out a 7·6 lriurnph on <1
t1ehreakrr in the Se{'ontl set
.Jimmv Connors. mean"·hilr. ad1·ancl'd
In todn);.S lin:1[s in the men's singl rs 11 1!h
a i·G, G·O \ ictor~· over Japan's T;i s!uro
Sakai. And South Africa's Rob lle1\11l
}!a1ned the finals 11,ith :i 7·5, 6.0 v.•1n 01 er
Frr11· J\l<.:,\llllan ,,.
LONDON -Three or Britain'~ lop
!'"'1mmrrs, including individual mtdlt>y
c:harnpion Ray Terrell. \.\'ere drOppt•d
from the Briltsh 01.vrnpic learn Saturday
ror disciplinary reasons.
The British Arna!eur S y,· i 111 rn 1 n n
Association announced the dec1s1on only
1hrt•e tl:iy:-; before the British squad v•:tll
~rhrduled lo leave for f.Iunich. Secretnry
Nnrrnan S:1rsfielrl did not disclose
rt:isons for tl1t• :iction
Tl'rrrll. 19. 1s a \\'Orld l'la:-.' 1r1<l11'1du:il
n1tdley spt>1.:1;Ll1st 11·ho spent o ) ear under
An1enean coach Don r.:unbrll ;it r·;iJ
!\tale ~Loni.: Beach l
·rhe 1l\h('r t"·,1 tlroppt'<l frorn H1r 1<':1111
111.:re 'fyrone TIJlt'r. 1\l~1 11·:1s born 111
:louth Africa and ha:-. bern l11·1ng-1n the
United St;1tes, and Bo" land Jont·~. a
\\elshman wh o has ~pcnl the last )ear 111
l.:a.na.da. ,,.
LONDON -Peter Slewarl, Br1ti!!ll na-
tional record holder in the l ,SOO.mr;ter
race, polled out <lf the t.lunich Olymp1<'s
Sa!urday because or a back injury.
Last month the 25-ye<1r-0ld Ste11·ar1 !>rt
;i British record of 3:38.2 in the 11a\1onat
chan1pionships at London ·" C.:tystal
P:ilace. I/is best time this year. 3:37 .1.
has been bettt'red only by three n1en 1n
1972 -Jim Rrun uf !hi' lin1ted States,
l\1p l\r1no of K°cny;i and f'f•kk;.i Va ~al:1 nf
F1nl:1nd
l'Ol'F:'.'\HAGEN !Al') To Carlo~
1\lonzon. Ar gentina's br.1zrnly self·ron-
t1rlf'nt 11·orld middlC'\\'right boxing cha m-
p111n. l>anish cha1lt'nger Tom Bogs is ju~t
ano1l11·r hopeful d!'stinc1l fnr quick
1!1~1lh1s101VT1 1·nl and certain knockout
1.1ste111nf.! to th<' 1·hamp s1ncr his ar·
rn·3I herr Thursday. thr Aug . 19 outdoor
111lr fight in Copenhagen's main soccer
stadium v.·ill ~ just a piece of rouline
11·or\. to be donr ocrore fllonzon can tash
in his handsome purs<'. t xpected lo be
Sl fi0,000.
Looking at fltonzon·s r t·cord. 11 all
sr.emrd quite possible. In four title
defcn!>l'S smce he knocked out Italy's
Nino Bl'nvrnuti in 1970 lo v.in the Titlt,
~!0111.on has madr short "ork or alt com-
ers -Benvenuti, f:mil<' (;riffith, Denny
111oy<'r and Franr:"'s .IC'an-Clause Bout ·
11!'1'
:\lonzon. JO. has noL Jost a fight ~1ne<'
l!llH and 1n his last 24 fight s knocked out
all hut 1110 opi)on<'nls
$trll . .some Cllptrls here• bche\·r Bogs,
:?i, 11ho 111 1968·70 twld first the European
Jii.:ht heavy"·eighl t111t .. and then lhe
Europt•an mitldl<'"'cight lillt', l'Ould ~
Just thr type of bo:<er ~tonzon may f1ntl a
bi! difficult to punch about the rmg,
\\'J!h a record or 63 "'in~ and 15
knockouts in 68 fights, the Dane has only
been floored once -by Gril!llb in 1970.
But even Griffith failed to knock out
Bogs, v.·ho built his career on his pump-
ing left and his tremendous physical
s!rengt h and sta1n ina.
Now !hr official challcnsrr to Bout ·
lier's European middle"·eight cro"·n and
rttnked sixth in most "'orld ratings, Bog.'>
lt'nds to fight in a c];issic, uprighl style
not unsim 1l:ir to l\lonzon'.~ and hr.
~l"·ay!' did best n~ainst rather ~tationary
rargcls such as th<' Ar,i:en11n1an.
Ne\v E11gla11d Outlook
Ex-GWC Stnr Vatnha
Plunkett's Chief Target
A~tlfERST. ~·1 1\SS. (APl -Th\' ru•w
lo:11,i:!;1nd Patrio1s, 11ho rc~a1nrd respe<'·
I ability \1 ith 1h<' arfl\'a! of Jim Plunkrtt
:111tl :1 !1(•11· st:1d1111n Ill 1971. hope for t'Oll·
l111ut•(I in1pro1t•nit·11I 1h1s r1•:ir 111111 !ht•
ult1111:i!1· g11:!1 tli1· N:Jt1ti11:1! l·'oo1b.llJ
Lt•:1).!u1··s Sup1·r 1:0111
"\\'(' :1n· to1;1!1_1 t't1tn1n1ltl•d 111 11111-
111ng. ·· ('Oa('h John 1'.lazur s<11tl in loo\.111g
:~hc:id. "\\'r :irt> stril 1ug to cont111ut' \111·
unpro\·t•rnrnt bt'l!lUl ln ~t \'('ar antl 1\(' 1\111
riot bt• !'-a!1~h1·d t11111t 11r :1r1· in !ill' S11p1·r
!}011 1 "
\\.1th Plunkett d1rrct1nl! ""rry play :it
quartrrllack. th\' Patriots shook !ht roll'
of doormat "'i1h six l'iclories last searon.
lh<' most by the rlub in fj\·e years.
"\\'e had a complt>tt' turn-about in !hi'
t'lub's ment:-il :itt1tu1lr," t.1aiur said 111
r<'viewing his f1r!il full season as hf'ad
coach. "\\'r had 10 de\'elop a "·innini,:
at11uclr, :uul the ~uy.~ i.lar1ed to bc!irvt 1n
1hrmst•l\'t'!i.
"Bv thr t>nd •f thr srason, thry knr \11
thr·\' 'could 111n 011 nnv f!i\'<'n Sunday. and
;,g:i1nst an~· t1·:ul1 ll'l 'th!' NFL"
Plonk<'11 . fon11f'r }it:i nford A 11 •
Am1·nc·an, m:id!' th1• big JL1n11> to !hr pros
\~Ith 1·a~t· :i111I <';u'ni·d ron\.it of the ~'(·;1r
honors Ill 1tu• An11•11r3tl Confi>ren<'r. Ile
1·ornplered 1~,g of 323 pass1•<; for 2.lf>B
}ards ~nd l~ 1ouchdo11n~.
V1~ur1ng rh:-11 l'!unkett has 11n11ro\'Pd
100 pt-rccn! 111 rrad1ng drfenst•s. thi•
1•:itrio1s plan to open thr1r attack 10
l·:1µ1taliz<' on his 111obdi1y and thro'ol·ln~
:irm. The running backs "'ill br s<'nl out
more oflen on pass ;l;ittems, ~·1th
1•mphasis on speed and Jl!ood ti:inds .
!lurker and rook1(' Tom Reynolds. ne11·
England's lop draft choice from San
IJ 1rgo S!3l<'. arr \1·aging ii sliff balllc 111
tra1111n1: <:;nnp for !ht' olh<'r w1dC' r<'cr11·l·r
htTlll l;t'tll'rat nt:ina~cr Upton Bl'll calls
Iii ·~ nulds "a polt•ntial supt:rstar."
Til t· l ';1trior.~ fr1'I rht·Y f1na!lr ha\1?
hll1·cl 0111· prohlt·n1 spot 1n rt'L't'ntly a('-
1p11r1ng: \'('1t'ran 11gh1 <'ntl Rob \rind ~r
f1·orn the San Fr:1n•1 ~co 49t'rs for a ~o.
I 1lr:ift pitk 111 19i~
"lll''s lht• f1rs1 goocl li~ht end 11·e've
h.Jd in years." Bell said ... He not only IS
a J:ood blocker. but he can go dcep."
Thl• offensi,·e line 1s set 1rith \'elcran
centrr Jon Morris in the middle for
guards Len St. Jean and Havor ii a gen
<1nd tacklrs 1'-likc 1'.1ontler and Tom
N""ill!:
Ol ympians Battle
Pro Cage Stars
LO~ ANt.f<:LF:S -Thr 19i2 U S.
Ot rn11c basketball !!'am \\'111 make a
rare Southland appearanct tonight "'hen
11 1111'(•ts thr Pro All-stars in an Oly1np11·
h1 ·11efit rn:1t1.·h al (,:al State ~Lo~ An Rtle!'i)
at i.
It \\Jll lit• the team's first Californ ia
~:'lntr in• 12 rears and its final game 111
lh<' 11.S. prior to the summer Olympics Ill
i\h1n1ch. r.ermany.
, ,
p]S)' In lhe riCh \\'('~fC'heSl1'r rJasSLC
fron1 \'feslch1•ster Count ry Club 111
lfitrri!iOO. N.Y. Tht• par·72, 6.iOO-
yard lay(llll 1s hilly , heavily "oodtd
and dotted \\'ilh 77 1r::ips The
R:r~ns give the prO! Ilk' nlOISI
headaches ~vtral !'ilope shllrply,
:>r dt'mjlnd blind 11pproaC'h shots.
Carl <_;arrrtt, a ,·trtcran who gain«!
i34 yan:ls on the ground last year, 1"
as~urcd of one backfield berth. ~other
JS up for grabs "'ilh the lrade or veteran
fullback Jim N3nce to PhilAdclphia.
Ap~anng on the Olympic roster \11ll
be · Et' Ratleff (Cal Stale Long Beach!,
~1 ike Danton !St. Joseph), J im Brr;wr;r
1~tinnesota), John Brovm (Mississippi!,
Tom Burle~on (North Carolina Slate),
l>ou~ Collins flllioois State). Tom
ll<'nderson <Snn Jacinto. J .C.). Bob Jones
(North C:irolina), 0\\'iR,ht Jon <' s
i lfoustl)TI). Ke\•ln Joytt (South Carolin&),
Tori Mc1'-1Hlen (~1arylandL and Tim
l)avi!I r~l<1rnthon ()ii, A A U,),
.. , , ,
' , ·. .• ,
'
1.30 p 1n 12iC L. -CBS Tt::NNlS
CLASS IC Aussie J oh n
Nt\\'COtnhc rnt>('ts South Afri<'n'!I
Cliff Dr\'sdt1lc 111 a scn1ifinal 1natch.
2·3(.1 pm 121('!. -PRO f(){)'f.
BALL -1'ht• Dallas Cov.·boys vs.
the nams 1n an ex hibition gamt al
l~s AngeleJ:, t;iprd Saturday night
1' Ii the Coligeum.
I
~x.Coldtn \\'est <;olle~e s111r Rlilndy
Vataha, who v.1as .n big surpriM: as hP
cauAhl $1 pasM>s for nine h')UChdo\.l'TIS a~
:i rook1<' in 1971 , a11;i1n figu res lo !)('
Plunkelt's f;ivorite tar.i:rt a~ a ~1i1li,
reCf'h'l'f.
The 1.,..·o starrrd IOJl!elher at Stanford ,
hut V;itaha 11'3S t'On s1de.red loo small !or
the pros unt il th<' Palriot~ tiave him •
chanct at the iiuggestion of Plunkl"\I.
Vrterans llub1c Bryant and Jteuic
Thi" prOfC's.~1nn:t1 b :l 1 I p 1 ti y f' r ~
par11rip11ting "'111 br: Sldnty \\'icks
curlLs Howr. Henry Bibby, P ~ u I
\\'cstphat, flynn Robinson. J i m
McMillan, CTeor"e Tr:ipp, Jim Chont s,
Roh Ruf<'. '-lar C.:.!v1n. Jerry Chambers,
,John Bnsker a.nd Ron Taylor.'
'
Happn1ess for Olympians
Is Feeling Comfo1~tahle
NE\V YORK (AP) -~lappioess for 345
high-st rung Amt>rican athletr;s beaded for
the Olympics in Munich is more than
v.•mning medals. It's feeling comfortable
-in th is age of anything goes -in the
confines of the official U.S. Olympic
team dress un ifonn .
Some a( the IOI women -tbe ~
Is 14 yean old-rtportedly 1tt com-
plaining thal thei r skirts are too long.
Some o( t~ 239 men for the fir5\ time
MUNICH
7972
v.·ill be forsaking knit pull-01·ers for the
privilege or tugguig at dress shirt collars
;1nd lif'S.
During the parade of nations on open·
ing dny Aug. 26. the gals will be
marching behind the American flag in
red blazers. "'hite polka-dot shiru and
v.·hile Gucci-l}'pe moccasin~. The men.
lhe oldrst ill 47, "'ill bt deeked out in
11hite blazers, red flared slacks, nnvy
shirts. lri-color striped ties and \\'hlte
loafers.
··nie bi~gcst problem v.·e'll have," said
B~rbara Seegers, in charge of clothing
thr women 's team, "is if thr; girls 1ry lo
roll up thr; waistbands or their skirts.
"\\'r;'vr; been cutting them three to five
inchr;s' above the knee-depending on ho\Y
good their legs are. Vt'e can't make them
any shorter ~ause "'e have to have a
decent proportion or shirt bentath the
Wuer.''
Ont' New York rashion consultant v•11s
appalled by the skimpy skirts, especially
in vie1v of thr; fact that the age rans;:e is
a~ diverse as the sizrs -from a misses'
s ize 6 to a v.·omen's size 44.
A Ne1v York designer said she v•ould
prefer that the women parade in !hr
ll'hite pants y,·hich are part or their •ravel
i::ear.
"Pants reflect 1norr the v.·:iy ·wo:nen
feel today," she said, ''especially ;ithletic
1\·omen. I don't think they "outd '.1ear
s kirts on their O\\TI."
The re v.·as a consensus. too. that tht'
shoes could have been impro\·ed upon
since v.·hite tends to make the foot look
larger. The shoo sizes for the \1·o~en
range from a tiny 4AA to a 12EE.
The problems for the men's consultant.
Frank Winters, are-mostly those of
tailoring, not of individual taste. Consider
cutting look·alike coats and pants fQr
gangly basketball players. s quat t y
wrestlr;rs, V·shaped swimmers and
muscular \\·eightliflers.
"The male athletes hn,·e been super."
said a fashion spokesman from Sear!'!
Roebuck Co,, \1·hich is picking up the
$500,000 lah.
Baseball Stnndings
NATIONAL LEAGU~
East Di,·tsion
w L
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New York 51 ..
Chicago 57 52
St. Louis 51 s• 111onttt11I .. 51
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\\'est Di\·ision
f'1nc1nn11ti " 42
llouston •1 ..
l>odgtr5 56 "' AUant;i 51 59
San franciscu .. •2
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Ea't Division
w L Pct.
Baltimore 59 49
Detroit 58 "' New York 56 "' Boslon ,. 52
Clt\'eland "' 57
1.iil"·au krc 43 65
\\'tst Division
Chicago 'l u
Oakland 63 <6
1'.linnesot• 55 "' Kansts City SI 65
AnJels " 5!1
T('Xa~ 43 '5
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1959 Era
In Football
Revisited
There's a new magazine on sale the!le
days titled California Football and
1mong the-contributors In CIF publicist
Mike Pa ·k.
The issue is rr;minescenl of da)'!
bygone whtn lhc inau11ur1I Oran1e Coun-
ty AU-star football game was on tap at
!ht old Santa Ana Municipal Bowl In 1959
-a delapitated structure lo be replaced
by today's modem facility.
Tn 1959 • magazine calltd Grid Index
"'·as put out by \\'ill Ktrn. His chief
ROGER
CARLSON
c1rcula\ion manager "'as formr;r Mattr
Oei coach Dick Coury.
Herc are some itc1ns puJll!'d out of my
dog-eared copy:
~ow ~li5sion Vir;jo High football coaeb,
Bob 111,·nr;r , v.·as tabhfit as the bell b1ck
for the \\'ashlngtoa llu1k.Jt1, but the
Purple Gang was picked last la tht
AA \\'U. Hh·nr;r aod matr;s \\'enl on to •
Rose Bov.·I victory.
The \\'hillier Poets v.·cre tile class o(
the SCIAC and among thr;ir arsenal WIS
\'ince Asaro (Edison 's football coach).
Bill Vail (a former Edison coach and now
assisting at Long Beach CC) and Ed Bain
(formerly the J.~ootball HiJilh grid tutor).
Also listed was Ge<irge Allen , "'ho coach-
ed Tust in in football until last year.
Santa An Vallry Hlgh's Dick Hiii Cl'·
plained in leni(th why hr; chosr; to lr;1ve
Santa Ana Co llrgr; for the prep lr;vr;l.
Ha\11home ~ligh's Cougars were picked
last in the Bay League, but v.·ent on to
the CI F' finals against U!ng Beach Poly.
Darrr;I Taylor's Fontana Hlgb team
\\·as picked fifth in the Cltru1 Belt
Uagut. He's now the principal o( San
Ocmcnlc lllgb.
And the coach of the Helix lli&h
Highlanders'! Dick Gorrie.
El Rancho lllKh's Marshall Adair W.'.'11
predicted to lr;ad thr; Dons to glory. And
hr; did. Adair, now basrball and assistant
grid coach at San Clcmtote Hlgb, waa
the CIF AAA playrr of the year in IMO.
A leammate \\'&s ~1artin !'o1c\\'hlnnr;y,
non· !ht' ht'ad coach at El Rancho.
Santa Ana and Anaheim "·ere tabbed
one-1\\'0 in the Sunset League and that"~
ho11· it ended "'ilh Santa Ana knocking off
Clare VanHoorebekc 's Colonists, 32-25.
lluntlnr;:ton Brach IHgh coif coach
Stevr; Stlltrlund ~-sti li1ted as one of
\\'r;stem Higb's top playr;rs and Ed Sukla
"'as tabbed as the player to lr;ad Nick
Uglt'sich's Huntington Bt;ach Oilr;n.
Westminster \\'at picked last tn its first
year in the free"·ay League. Assistant
Bee coach Bill Bos"·ell took over the
rtigns. ho\1·ever. and led the Lions to.a 4-
4 mark in their initial season.
St. Paul's S"·ordsmen were picked for
la!>I in lhr; Parochial Ltagut',
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Products
On Display
r.d Newland, UC Irvine's water polo
lllld awtmming coach, would lib to have
the twn be has be<n di-Ing In ICrlmo
maae sessk>ns against the U.S. Olympic
a<jU&d 11 Newport Harbor High under hit
tutdlce during the coming year1 at UCI.
Newland aent a sqU1d compoaed or
three Anteaten, three UCLA BNins ond
ooe San Jo.se Stale player again.st lbe
Olymplanl in a rectnl work.out.
On the 1quad were Bruce Black, Tom
Baughey and Boyd Philpot o/ UC!;
Garth Bergeson, Kurt Krumpholz and
HOWARD
HA1''DY
l<evin Craig of UCLA; and formtr Cor-
ona del 1'1ar star Brad J ack!IOll ol San
Jose State.
Watching the proceeding!!; was Cliff
Hooper. former high school coach of
Krumpholz. Bergeson, Black, Boughey
and Jaclloa.
Immediately at conclusion of the
1eri mmage (9:45 ) Ne"·\and and most nf
his players departed hastily for summer
jobs as beach lifeguards in the area.
lrve Kue, uslltant to lM president of
the Sn Diego c:hargers, Ufl the Bordtr
aty m1111Ung:e11t ts utrtmely happy with
Its sttudoa at UC ln1ne al a U"alning
1ite.
.. 1'1lll II a auper facWty for onr
tramta& needs," be ~lates. "The people
here hlive bttu wonderful ud have made
111 feel rtgbt at bome.
"'We have eYery hope and delllre to
llttlD1I to UCI for many yean to come,••
be add•.
Wla&t about the new train.Ing tompltx
ti.t w•• mentioned for lbe San Diego
Couty aru a year ago?
"'I'be entire project has been aban-
domed ud ii• thl:ng of the pail We don't
baft any other plans for • training 1lte
u kleg u UCI will let a1 come here.''
Doo Fraser, the boxing impressario for
Jack Kent C.OOke's empire, i.s v.•eU
pleued with shows at Anaheim Conven.
tion Carter.
"We are very satisfied with all of the
shows we ha ve had in Anaheim." Fraser
said following the last triple-header pro-
duction.
"We have made money each tum,
bave put on a good show and the people
come back whenever we have another
one.
"It is an amazing thing lo me, too , that
most of them stay right to the end. This
l.s an unusual situation in boxing."
DAil 'i' l'l\.Of l lt lt n.+.
CdM'S BOB FIRRARO (42), REED JOHNSON (15 ), MALCOLMN O.MILLE GIRD FOR BATTLE.
South Offense on Schedule
Boswell Predicts Higli Scoring Ganie
By ROGER CARLSON
Of 11111 O&llf Pll•I S1tH
South coach Bill Bosv.·ell predicts a
high scoring game in the 13th annual
Ncrth-South All-star football game at
Orange C.oast College Thursday.
But hi.J opinion Isn't necusarily built
on the basis of the offensive machine be'•
been attempting to mold the 1aat two
weeks at Westminster High.
He's happy with the progress of his
team's ability to move the ball, but that
capability has been clouded somewhat by
the overwhelming defense that coach Bob
\Voods of ~fater Dei has been cooking up.
figures to take a back seat in regards to
possible problems for lhe South offen5e.
The Rebels appear to have a strong
running game built around ~1i!sion Vie-
jo'• Aundre Homes, ~tater Dei "s Rick
Sheldoa and C:Orona del Mar 's Bob Fer·
raro.
It'• been the passini game that the
South has ltreued most ln practice, w\th
all the heavy workouts in the books.
"If you can get one phase of your
<lffense going well in a game you can
tum to it and stick with it," says
&15\vel!, "but you can't enter a game
with only half a plan.
"You ha\'e to go 1n with both pass and
run available, othervdse you're going to
get in trouble," says Boswell.
The South meator i.s happier with his
team's offensive timing and figures pro-
gress ii tin schedule.
Johnson was hobbled !IOme"-'•hat by a
pulled thigh muscle earlier, but he al>'
pears to be 1n aound shape for the clash.
The Soutb trails in the series. 1().2, and
the last four have been won by the North.
Sllndl)', Al/fJllSt ll, lID DAILY PILOT 8 :t
Popul.ation Expl.osion
Olympic Village
Looks Like City
?inJNICH, Germany (AP ) -T'he !Um·
mer Olympic Vlllage Is 1t1rtlng to look
more like achy.
About l .000 athletes and teii:m officials
from a dozen natlons ha\'e mo\'f'd tnlo
the b1&h rise dwellings , but the popula·
lion t1ploslon 1s 11111 to comr
fiames ofhcial1 ~y the lrick.!e of ar·
rivals wi!l turn into a flood on fridav It
\\'eoek before ope:nlng ceren1on1es. pushing
populatwn above 12 .000 fur tbc i&-d .. y
games.
ln1t1al rtacuons lo thr Olympia Park,
10 minutes bv 1uh11 av from dov.nto.,.n
t-.fun1ch. ha1·e 0been hil!h lv f;11·or;1ble
Russ ian spririter \'~len Bors ow
described the apa rlmen\ cornplex v.1tb
MUNICH
1972
its te1TaCt'd balron1eJ1 a5 "• cons1ructfon
out of the year 2.000 "
Diego Henao of Colombia s11id he was
Impressed by land.~caping and foun tains
in the village and the indoor plat form
diving pool he 11 ill rompcte in.
"I don't have the .,..ords to express how
beautiful this place 1~ " he sa1d.
US. track learn traLner Bill Exum of
Kentut'ky Slate Un1\'ers1 ty said the con·
crete village "looks l1kP the pyramids m
P..1txico or the new Disnt"y \\"orld."
"\\'e are all terribly 1mpr£:S~('d." said
Au.stralian team ch ief Julius Patching.
"The team's overall reaction is ooe or
marked appreciation for what the
Germans have accomplished."
fllost athletes are training 10 the morn·
Ing and late afternoon. and tun bathing
on the village pat ios 1n between.
The village night life offers live music
for dancing, films, theater performances
and shopping in the village arcade.
Male athletes and the 600 1ournali~ts
and technicians say they are impresst'd
by the abundance of attractil'e frauleins
serving as hostesses, waitresses and
guides In the mile·squart Olympia Park.
FocaJ point of lhe sports complex is the
80,000 capacity Olympic Stadium v.·ith 11s
tent·likt, see-through roof. Athletes v.eon't
be using this facility until they march in
for the Games openin& ce1e11NMts on
Aug 26. ~
The. stadium roof, which cost an
estimated HM.II million marks or 60 5
million dollart, was heavily criticized
last month rluring the West German
track and field championships: for
allegedly trapping hot air and lrucky .
winds tn the bowl·shaped stadium.
C-0nstructors of the world'• 11rp-st
roof, which ooverr half the stadtum Md
1v.·o adjacent arenas. ha\'e flatly dented
that the structure wa1 responsible fO!'
competlUon problems in !he 90 dtgrte
hrat.
\\'eather foretasters uy It ls too early
to predict condttlon~ for tht Gamet. Bet
thev note-that warm weather can be f':t·
pt>r°ted 1n ~;ennan:-' during late August
and early St'ptf'mber.
The initi::il Americ:in trick and f'le ld
contingent of I! •thlf'les a.nd lwo cosche!I
v.:is arri\'1ng in ~fun1t:h o~r the. Wttktnd
fotlo11.1ni;: pr1·-0!~mr11c: n1ttl.! in !'\orv.•1y
and Italy
lncludtd in lhe group wert decathlonist
Jeff Senneu. sprinten Eddie Hart and
1.arry Black, hurdltr:s Tom Hill, Willie
Oa\'enport and Rod t.li!bum, and javthn
t'\)mpetitor:s Fred Luke and Bill Schmidt.
The main Amf'r1can Olympic ain·
hngent v.·111 fly to ~tunirh on four chartf'r
planes departing Aug. IS.21. KCOrdln& L·1
lhf' U.S. Olympic Comm1tttt .
.. The organtuition htrt 11 the btst I've
seen for a spons rvent of ll'u1 11ze," Col.
F Don P.t11!er of the I'S. Olympic Com·
mittte report~ dorui1 • v\Jll et U>e
Olympia park on Y.'f'dnetday
''E\'eryth1n' 1s 1n """°""tW prnlmUy
"nd tASY In find Tlwo roomt ate ...,,...
fonable ant1 Thro fotld ••,....INel I .. t
:re,. how the: AmtncanJ "" bf -.,,.
but h1gh!y 1mprt~~ lhJl.et ...._
UCLA FiYc Opens
Against Badgers
'i\lisconsin's Badgef'4' will give Uct..A '!I
deftnding NCAA basketball dlatnpion.t
their first rollegiale test when Uw:y meet
thf' Rru111s in Pauley Pavilion No•. :S.
Oth('r top-ealiber teams on UCLA 's !&-
game schedule include BrldJey, Paclfie
and Drake in the Sugar Bowl Touma·
ment in t\ew Orleans.
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•-Peclflc IEltl'lt Gtmn
Ne1t show sponsored by The Forum
group at An aheim will take place on
Monday, Sept. I I.
Or. Thomas Ashley of Nev.'port Rearb
bu been elected president of the UC I Hi~
I booster1 club for the 197!-73 sea50n and
wllJ replace two-tlme prtl)' Gene Adams.
Boswell refrains from going out on a
limb lo predict just how well the defense
can detain the North, but he does say,
"We've got a defensive line that iJ
unreal. VEAR END CLEARANCE
Ashley ii an economJ.n and president
ef his own con.mJtlng firm.
Other membeni named to the Blg I el·
ecattve board for the emuring year in-
clude: Ken \\''asmann, Ntlfport Beach,
and Jim ~fc:Qaaid, Irvine, YI c e
presidents; David Cra~·lord, Orange,
ttta1Urer; Sue Martin, Balboa Island,
recording secretary: Paul Mars:, S301a
Aria, legal secretary: Dorothy l\tilicb,
Newport Beach, his tort.an; ud Loli
Jnrln, Ne"'J)Ort Beach, Boosttrette: presl·
dent.
"It could tum out to be a high scoring
game il.'ith the defense outscoring the of·
fense ," he says.
The offensive punch that Boswell has
in store for coach John Hangartner and
his Yankees is built around !he middle
tandem of center Malcolm DeP.fille.
quarterback Reed Johnson and running
back Bob Ferraro.
In many instances during all-star
clashes irs the fumbles between the
center and quarterback that plague
teams.
v.·ith DeMille and Johmon famlliar
with each otber'a Urning tha t aspect
Versatile North Star
D$e Prefers Defense,
But He's Not Unhappy
By DENNIS CAMPBELL
Of .. Deltr Pn.t Sl9fl
Most football players -partirularly
Jinernen -prefer to play defense and
Dave Duke il no u:ception. But he's
resigned blm.5ell to playing offense for
th.! remalnder of his career.
"Yeah, I like detense better," the
Fullerton !Dgh Sdlool grad concoded,
"but I hope they play me on orfeme ln
this game."
"This game" is the Orange County All·
1lar contest Thursday and the 6-2, 205-
poond Duke will open at either offensive
guard or defensive end.
"Jt's kind of hard to say oow where 111
be playing because they're us1ng me at
both positions," be says.
•·1 hope I play offense be(ause that's
what I'm going to be playing at F'UJlerton
Junior College and I want to get wed to
It. ..
Pro Football
Satarday'1 ResWts
Green Bay 14. f\.tJam i 13
Philldelphla 29, New England 20
Pittsburgb 22, New York Jets 3
Kan.sas City 24, St. Louis 14
Clncinnati 28, Detroit 20
Minne3ola 24, Sa.rt Diego 13
Buffalo 24, New Orleans ll
Ted1y'1 GllMI
Cleveland &t S&n P'rlnclKO
Moixl•y's Ga.me
Baltimore at OakJaod
Although he was a.n All-Freeway
League selection in football, Duke II
better knov.'Tl as a wrestler.
He placed second in the 178-pound
dh·ision in the ClF finals and was a
three-year varsity leltennan and tv.·o-
year league champion at Fullerton.
'•\\'hich sport I like better ii hard to
say," Duke says. "When I'm playing
football I don't even think about wrest·
Jing, and when I'm wrestlinl lt't tbt otbtr
way around.
"I'm going to wrertle at FJC as wen as
play football m:I I think I'll bl abls to
piclc It up pmty quldly .. .., tl>ough I'll
mlSI part Of the KllOO.
"The blggell Cllina ..m be droppln •
lot of weight. I cut about to poandt fut
year and alter mt wtl&l>ln I p,lned
eight poundl -I lie breakfut ••
Duke b Iootmc foe •ltd lo meeting the
South and ts lmpt c111d with aome ot the
oUensive wt1pon1 the NCl'tb bu tn Ill
anenal.
"Fred Santellanes (Kennedy lu!lblckl
has really been looking good and '° has
Bob BlllQI (Sonora fullback). He has
Imnendoii• """" llld btts bani. He'•
just unrelll.
"Our linemen are good loo and GI"'
Martinei (Anab<hn) can rully "lclc and
block. He has J>!'l!Y good lpeed."
The ooJy -ol the -loam Dub has pla)'fd 11alnll ll ta Quint. tnd
LollT Hirt. "Bui I cloD'I ,....bet
btm, '' Dulce la)'I. "I WU too CCDOll'Md
with lhat ~ tadlo 1-~lo
block to WOrTJ about an,yone ebt."
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WITH DEKE HOULGATE
Raci1tg
Results On California 500 •
Bob f\lasson callt~d the other d11y and sugge:stfd we organize
a (·]ub in honor of the Salt Bear. The £1ub would rrvolve around
;i 11tll kno~n ra!ionale at Bonnev1lle-whenr.ver so n1ething goes
v.•rong. tht' S:11t l:lear did it.
In c;ise 1\lr. ~lassoo needs an introduction, he is more read·
1lv 1dentif1Pd u1 auto racing•circles as Bonneville Bob. In real
hfe hf! 1s • public relatwn.s man for Goodyear Tlre & Rubber
ron1panv. but prn·ately he is the biographer of the Salt Bear.
A~ n1urh a 1ny~trry a! the Salt Bear is. \•tteran3 of Bonn~·
\die find the arl·anum of Bonneville Bob im possible to solve. As
fllll"' guv put~ It : "J'\e been going to lhr ~alt for years. bu1 one
h1U!'\ ume ~la5son i.:ocs up there and suddenly he is Bonneville
IV>h '
\\'c douht that lhe ~alt Bear v.·as o great American legend
tJn lll Bonnrv1tle Bob arrived on the scrnc There are no folk
t•lt·s nf the Sall Bear lurking on the: horizon \\hen the Donner
P:irtv became lo~t on the while wastf'lan d 100 years ago. Ab
Jo>nkins ne1 Pr spoke nf the Salt Bear and George Eyston ntvrr
11rOll"' about him
Hut suddenlv there "'as Bonnev ille Rob attribuling 1h1rigs tn
lhr S.1lt Bear. <is lf il were a naughty Paul Bunyon ox Babe or
::i.charactt'r out of Hia~·atha. In no time al all the creature 1vas
,., S1l11••11
l'lllT llolCI )<,(I ~••O• ) V•t• "'"'' Allowtt><• """' \! to0 tr.. 1'111ilM I !OOl',.wllr ,,_Incl •O)lt
l l"C"t tO>) i to i loll 1 f<J
Ill"'"" 01""• IWl''ll"l SOii l Oll Trlrl1 Truckle t(1tM11I 1.0
Tln>1 11 J,(I
"I'° 11n ~tr11tl\fot (11'1, G•At\d Do<:• T"'"' You" Joro•or wno" 'i'vtll¢1 "'"'•NII, Ft1'1>0 Moon c1.1. ~'"'""'"'• Jot J< 5t•1tc....i G• ll•'"''" Go, JUf' '"" "'"It, ll•-n No•ffn, Fllt~f'I M1n. N1• ... t 1 l l/
11 E11<•1 '-\!•""° 1nd t old I. I llUOI' Otndv. P••• \JO
~lCOND lllACI ua Vt •d• l v•••
olO• .. uo ClolmiM """" ll IOO , ... .lldlno J•>!hl'l"it !. !AC
f"r1nl l1 ,lil1m/loo
l81n••I 110 oon 3111) f"1,,Faa1ttW11-1 Sall 47'CI
I'"• llitl ll•• 1Vt ll011"1 S 70 ""'* n '' "'"' t i n O'••tf W:1< Tin• lof e .. , .. ,, c~ .. c~u '"" ,, r .. 011 ••~•. S'""' POii • Oft Ot Odt
'fa •<••''"''
THlltO llACl U() v1•01 l v•I• "''"
A "n r '••"''"" Pv"• 'I too Th• P•<·«r [,.,ol<1Y•" G'"''" !NA
"'•ml10'\ 8•• 11 fll•n•"ll oll ''~ J 111 ll•rro,.,ol fM••!I l to ) •o
f'<•• ft•IV (l>IOo••dl, 3 00 rim• n o.i Aho ••n D•ll; Ou"''"" Dt•t n<I ~It••• G•I 1<1n11•11wn '""'t~<I R!>'"•tt '" ""· "1aa~> ,~~
By HOW ARO L HANDY
ot IM O•llf f'I ... 11.tf
Ontario Motor Spttdway Is
eiptCted to be the scene of the
hr1t 200-mile-.per·hour quali-
fying lap for Jndianapol11-type
raee cars when qualifyinK
tria ls are slaged Aug. 26-27
preparatory to running the
California 500 oo Sunday, Sept.
3.
Rick Muther of Laguna
Beach is one who believe.s It
can happen and ttlls why as
he discusses the race and the
cars that will compete.
''The new wings are tht big
difference," he says by way of
early e1planation.
RICK MUTHER
Ip t.be top three ei:cept for
•nother blown englnt. (He was
with A.cg.it at that lime1.
"And at Poeono we were
runnlng ll.lptr and ran 001 of ~::!~~-==~~~~~~~~~ ~~::~~~~ water. We wert fourth at the _-: ;:
time and I think could have
finished second." Instead he
had kl .settle for 11th.
Hi.s constant companion on
the road ls bis wifr. "She gon
with mt to a.I I of the rares. It
would ht hard to get along
without her. She does some
timing at tht races but mainly
It '• that home cooking and
moral support she give.!! me."
How does he look at the
Ontario race this year~
"Bobby Unser ha! the best
car by far. Dan Gurney's
group (the car owner \ got way
ahead on the ir car and
engine. Bui they haven 't beeo
getting the reliability. They sit
• Rotcf T111 • Drain l Aefill
Fl&iid e R1Mt¥1 Pan • Visu1I
ln .. ttion • Adjust Bands l
Linklt• • New Pan Gaiket •
Cl-S..., I krwfl.
"Ce.,,.,,tlM P9'111lttl ... "
::i~ 11otorious as the Ahom1nable Sno"'·man.
Thl' mo~t i:ommon trick th e Sall Bear plays is to Wl't the
salt !lats so that cars ca nnnt drive on it Ronnrville Bob jusl
~hrugs and says. "You know how tl1e sa il bf'ar i.~."
"The wings keep t~ c:ar.!I
l'lose to the ground and they
incr,ase the speed through the
rorntrs to 181,l-l~·mph. The
!ilraightaway speed has gone
down a htlle but the corners
have more thao made up for
1t ..
on the pole for every race but older," the 36-year-old Muther havtn't finished too well."
I nttr n1ti0Ml / Co1 st· to-Coast
COSTA MESA
1934 N•wport Blvd.
645·7570
says. While he doesn 't have a SANTA ANA
81011.-lmrd lloro••Prf b11 Sall Bear
,\ compatriot of Bonneville &h's. Al Blanchard. re:caJJ5 be·
In,:: hnrasr-<'d hy the Salt Bear on~ day. "·hen Craig Brttdlnve
\\'ith tht SpE"eds moving up
each year, the sponsoring
United States Auto Club has
!alked about restrictions to
hold them down fO'f fut ure
races.
Born !n Alhambra. hr at· riding commit me n l for
lended high school in Whittier Ontario, Muther says he will
be f or e matrltulating to be at the track the first day of
,,. f Fl'<! St •••• _ .... "*-JIOtf
LONG IEACH
HO E f'~r•llc: Co•tl Hwy ff!·llll
Orange Coast Colleg' and life: practice, hoping to get a car to
on the beach in Laguna for the race. \1 ac Cl)int: for a re:l·ord in hi~ Spirit of America jet l'ar.
WHmlEK
1104! V.'h'"'" l l•d ...... «12'
1'111TH l!ACE. 110 •••II> l Vf•• 11<0\ DOWNEY ""'e"d i:one out lo thr salt livt days straigb1 and nothing had
happt'ned ." Bl;1nchard 11a id. "Wt ~al and "'ailed "·bllr e:verylhing
ll rnt "·roni::. i\l\' film crrw v.·a11 therr lo shoot footage of thr run
anrt l[l'l ii on 1flevision. but "'t didn't npos,. 11 single: foot.
I. UP (l.,m,ng Pu.,f 1] 000 In• "•'"'"''" .. ., ....... past 15 years -~'hen he 's Such is the life of the: nom· 111 0 Lt~t~ 111.,d .. Nt-1,.,.
MON. THRU FRI. I to 6 e SAT. I to 1 r.11 Flo .... Co (Alll\On~ \l '° I ·~ • 00
""' Pt ••cn•lllY •P••n••\ •Ml i on ''I hope they don't cut tht
"'inJ.:~ down or compl~te\y
::ibolish them ," ~1uther 11dd!i.
"I hke the v.·ay the cars
perform now.
hon1e, that 1.s. 11d1c dri'''r without a firm
lndianapohs race followers _'::'°~m~m~i~tm':".e~n~t.:_ ______ L_::~~"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""'!"'~~ "l had thrse: l\lo'O new guy~. and I put them in a <'amper lft
};#"Pp lhl"m from burning up in thr !iUO. On !hr si1th da y 14·e knrw
th<' run \\OU!d go. So I took them out and ga1r them final in·
Sottd~ ~t•'" (~n1on11 \ID
TIME •SIO
Al\fl ··~ ""h•I• P•O. fi n D•o• rull Moon Mon. F>o•1.,,., "" t•v• K•ht
remember him well in 1 race,-""'
i.trurlkln!-. ·· ·;'\n~·. remember. )OU s:uys.' I told them. 'If anylhinit mo\·e:s.
!>hon! a piC'turr of ii. II ma}' nevrr come by again."
"I dro\e a14ay and 'll'rnt to my ol\n lilation. and altrr the:
run t """' back to tbt camper to pick •p the film. There thry
11erf. pl avinJ! l!in rummy.
" '\\"<'II. did \'OU 1tel ii all ri11:bt'?' I a~ked thtm.
'·rlne gu\' lniikrd up and a!iked, •Grt what • .4.17'"
The ~alt· Bf'ar had done his nf'fariou!i work a Jain.
''ou hear a lot about thr bra\'t mrn who dri\e al &nnr•
\·illr. hut very littl~ rilt<'rl back from thr salt about the support·
\nJ! ca!it. !iUCh as Blanchard's ftlm crew, reporters, prts!i a.r;ents
and offlcials. One publicist brcame a leitend M:ause: he ordrred te~epbones
fnr !be pre11s installrd al the: Bonnt\·11Je Inn. Never bav1nt been
st Bonneville before. he did n't know ii wasn 't a motel bot an
ahanrlone:d tire !i hetl l~rt bf'hind b~· Sir ~Talcnlm Campbell. W~en a~krd ~hn~e idea it "'as In put phones lhtre. be bad • quick
answl'r.
··Thr ~alt Bear."
tir 1•off11fif,tt fJPbnte Gor~ Ott
lo ~\'a~h1n~ton !he politicians are debating one of the nation'!i
iml'!flflant que~l1on~. air pollution. usuath· v•ithout 8.!i much in·
f"rrnal1nn on thr ~ubject as \lo'hat i!i availablr to a privalr citi·
7f'n If ht' takrs \hr time to find nu! about ii.
To be,e.1n·w11h. a \1ttle kno"TI fa ct is that !he transportalion
lnr111slr\'. includioi:: all cars. trucks. trains. motorcycles. pl anes
:ind ~11)~. contr1bute:s onlr '28 percent to the nalion"!i !im~i:: prob-
lrn1 !Olhrr conl r1butors· Furnaces. 34 pt>rcent : factorie!i. 17:
liurning dumps. 3, and m1sce!l11neous. 18. Source : Frderal tablt's,
J!lf..1-rJ.:i 1
But '28 perct'nl \.~ a big chunli:, and ehminating it occupies a
large federal prlori!v. One of the byproduct~ of the current
IPchnolog1cal st;:impede -cause-<! in part by llOvemment cettlr.
rrorls -towa rd the clean engine that thr.;iretirally would elim·
1natr. au!o air pollution is lead free gasoline.
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Mr M••' 111• IW••'°"I lt .0 11 to '1(1
D1ro t• D1ndv 111 ,,,,.,a, 11 90 '10
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R es ume Play
The role of lead free gas is largely mi.~understood. and to
help brinl! lhf' deba1r-more clearly into focu!i l\lo'O major Amr~· J\.1 et r 0 p 0 ) j tan League
lean corporations have taken to the race track to publicize their
opposing points of vie w on the suhjKL . . baseball play continues toclay
One is Universal Oil Products of Des Pla1f\t':s. 111 .. v.·hic'h ha .i; v.·ith all three area team!i in
111 lead·frre gasoline-powered Can-Am car driven by England 's aclLon .
Jackie Oliver. and the other is Ethyl Corp. of Richmond . \'a · Sen1k 's Rustlers lry to re:-
"'·hiC'h spnnsor~ a Porsche 9IIS dri \'rn by Michael Ke yser of bound from a 7.3 setback to
To"·son. ~Id . and Rob Beasley of Ri chmond.
.'ttllflO Riqqer CottcPrtl Todntf the El Toro ~tarines Thursday
\'('1thcr f'nni~any ·had previously been invoh·ed ·in AUl(lmf'I-night ~·hen they host \Vard's
bill" racing, and each has u~d the sport as 11 platform for its Realty Pirates in ll I o'clock
vie"Tlfllnl on 1hc t'ffrcl!i of lt:ad on air pollution So it is safr to till.
assu ih t that smo1:: is morr of 11 concern to them than the 11 in-And the ~laber Ti rt
ner·~ C'irC'lr Gauchos have a doubleheader
·me public drbate o\·cr lead in fuel no\lo' infiltrat ing motor scheduled .,.,.ilh the Orange
racin2 revoh·es around these queslion!i: Pantllers al El ?\iodena Park
"The new \lo'ings give the
cars a lot of stabilil}. But they
are apparently a lol harder on
the engines. 11'1 unbelievable
th~ number or engines these
car~ have i One through this
year.
"I'm sure the "in11:s are put-
ting mort of a strain on the
engines."
If ht prefers the wings for
.15tability and uniforn11ty of
speed in the tums, how does
he propose USAC officials
make changes to hold speeds
dov"n"
"I tl11nk they should cu t
down on the eng ine size ur
\Jm1t the amount of fuel in !he
1·11rs for the racr. To niy
'ray of thin king . the \1·1nl'(s
are al:ro 1 big safety factor ··
P.!uther is one or lho~e
nomadic drh·ers without a
permanent ride. Al I h e
prrsent time he 1s filling in ft1r
injured Mike P.iosley in J . C.
Agajanian's fam'd No. 98. a
'''inner at Indy v.ith Troy Rutt-
man in 1952 and again in 1963
with Parnelli Jones.
Rick will drive the car to-
day at Mil\lo•aukee in a 200-milt
race and then will a\lo•ait his
fate at Ontario with Mosley
expertrd back by that time .
''Aggie has two cars and I
hope to drive one of them but
I will have to voai t and 3ee,"
he says philosophically.
'" He began his career \\'ilh the
Cali fornia Sports Car Club
driving a Porsche he and his
"'ife Patricia O\lo'n,d.
"'I'd love to drive in !he Can·
11m seri ~ again but therT are
roo many individual! thrre
who race their own tars.
USAC owners are • littl r
Tilt Rained Out
at the Br ickyard l\lo'O years
ago. !le was 1nvoll·td in a
.speet acular accldent coming
off turn four late: in the race:.
"l"vr been really lu cky as
far a!i accidents are con·
t:ernrd," he: adds "That crash
a! Indy on the 120th lap was
the "orst. 1 \lo'a! in the
llospih1I for about lour months
11nd rouldn'I do 'xercise.s or
anylhlnJ::.
"They thought had a
broken st ernum (breastbone ~
T still h:ive :11 bi!'( lump that
slic ks out in my chest but
ha ven"! cherktd on it."
l!nw has he OOne this year t-0
date?
"At Indy I didn't gel In run
\\'e ran out of engines before
quahfring. I'm glad I · m
thMugh 11•i1h that deal.
"Al ~1 1l11•a11ke:e and
:O.llchiga n wt would have been
Mesa Girls
Win 'f,vice
The Costa Men Royals
~arned two wins in girl's
softball action last week,
downing the Garden Grove
Gro1•rttes 4-1 and walloping
the Orange No. 2 team 17-0.
The Garden Grove game
went 11 inninJ:S with singles by
Debbie ~larks and Lori
Donaldson and a double by
Kim Avdelottr accounted for
the: v.·in.ning nins. Karen Wolf
,1:a1·e: up one hit 11nd .struck out
17 for tht Royals.
' .. (<ttl6 Mnl ~10 000 000 OJ.--0 11 I
(I\ Lrad disch;irged into the air is e health hazard. Vrry tonight. The first till i! slated
little lead comes out or tailpipe~. and most of that falls on \hi" to begin at ~:30.
"1"Nind. The debate i~ over v.·hether lead in thee<iair is a signi
1
fi· In the only othe r ~ame to-c .. 1. Mt\1 It•~•••,',"', " '"1 •· ·-· ~ d th 1· · Iv Fo ••amp e \Vest minster's American i:ant heallh haza1u. an r ques ion is unreso · r ,, · day, C~·prrss hosts Anaheim· Noll ~ • • 1
the UN"s \V orl d llerilth Or ganization found a higher lead level in F"ullerton at l. Legion team races Palos b'1~,1~,0fl ~ i i i
th e blood or New r.uinea natives than in Californians. \'errles tonight at fi in the: ~"~;~,efl ~ j ~ l
(2) Lead de~lroys catalysts which eliminate smog from 11uto Anaheim tournament at L11 '('1;~~ie•i• ; ~ ~ ~ e1hausL~. Nobody argues this point. Leaded rue.I advocates._hO\lo'• Swi111 rt cs11l 1s-· Palma Stadium. M••kl ~ ; j ~
rvt"r. clalm that simple. inexpensivr: lead traps could be designed The lilt wa!i originally !i,~1~p"•0n t ~ j [
tn k_.. lead from contaminating catalytic mufners. which .soon ~chcduled for Saturday, bul To1111 3J 11 P 11 _, h I Or•~•t Ceu11Tv Sw•"' l te•t '• l""I"•' , , ,
•"II •-required for al! gasoline-burning motor ve 1c e en,l'!tnes. rain postponed the entire 'J <.I!: C1nltrt11t t ,lfltll (O••• Mt•• Jn lll-11 I \
(3) Lead can be replaced by othe~ addil~ve_s to m~intain the ''' l'lew OC1t1 ll••Mr Hl•~I baseball round. 0••"9• ooa 000--o 1 a
s;ime prrformanrc efficiency of gasoline. This IS UOP s pitch. It ,,:,, "'1•;•11<1 rii"Mr,.ao 1~~·a~·1-;1 " Go~ct,---------------'--'------~
•·an•· lo P'"''· throu11h racing. that it can_ concoct po~·erf.ul ~annn•P"' J}•, • Hun11mr1"" lie•<" 5 p E c I A L .. .... e--A( JOI'" ! A111M•m ll7 .• 50UIM•n
lu'I -ithout 1,.ad in it. The pro-lead ..-.nle claim th at aromatics c11 P"<•""" 111 1 sou•r.e•n c 11 Gold I'll ._ l'~vr lOO. I 1111~ II•• Club 136'>; 9
added to nasollnr as a su bstitute to upgrade performanct' ma y '.>ou'""" C•I F111• nl: 10. S•dd••twi•' ,, V•ll•v m be more harmful to health than lead. ,-,:"':::C"---------
(4) The economics of transition are in question. Refineries COOL-RAY POLAROID wi!I have to he modified al a cost estimated by the: govemment
of $3 billion to !i\lo'1trh over to other ingredients from lead. Re-
mrMng lead may mean !i to fi percent more c:ode. oil ~ill~ SUNGLASS OFFER
rf,(lutred 10 produ('e: the same amount of gasohne. and 1t ~·1U
J;?ive .poorer mileage. the pro-lead people claim. Unleaded fuel Richard Petty Racinn
may add maintenance -cost to ~verybody's car budget ,
meet the $10,000 panther* •••
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JIM NIEMIEC
Coastal fishing tl'main.$ \•ery good ·along tht kdp beds and
over the rock piles wilh the outer islands also producia& tom~
\'f"IY good 1n1xe-d catches of hsh, The hot bass bite •·hieh began
t14·0 v.'eek! ago is still tto•ng Qn wnh sand ba~ ma.king up the
major part of the fish sacked by party boat pas~ngers.
ln addition to bas.,, Art's Landing and D4vey'1 l.oclter
rt'pori that barr:u:uda, halibut, mackerd and a ftw big ydklwt
11nd whll#! sea bass are being \andeid oo all bo3ts. Most of the
yell014'1 and while5 are beini; <;aujtht on the boa111 fishing Cata-
lina and San Clemente Islands. •
Bay fishing i.s good to great for halibut and spotled bay bass,
rf"J)OrtS ~11ke GrO!i'7, miinaj:lrr of the Pavilion, additlg that a fair
bite on l'roaker l!i' al!'.O bf>1ni;? rnjoytd by angle? •bo k~w
.,•htre to fish. Roth the Pavilion nnd Art's t.andJrll rent skiffg
for bay and jetty fishing.
\l1h e r P a rP l ,o,1g fi•11 B id ittff:'
Dock ('()onts dipped to their ' lo\\'tst ef tht )'tar tbis wtek
as boats spread out ovtr the ocean look.Inc: for new scbools of
luagflns.
Tbl1 •Titer fi~hed aboard thr-sportfl1ber Little Rkhard on
Toe5d111y and found "'al« ind bait C"Onditlons ideal •• the out.-
aide.
Althoul(h fishint "'·a~ on lht 11low side after an early morn·
Int jig ~trikr • .sklppt•r D<>ug Harmon could not stt t1·by this
area some ;s mile~. 190 degrt'tS off tbe jetty coul~'t be tbe bnt
11pol whtn the fi~b btgln to bite again. Water temptrature was
16:1.!r degrl'f"!I a nd dt't'p blue all the way l11to the U fa tbom spot.
Tbf' Liltle llil'hnrd Is a \f'ry fast sl.r passengt.r ('bartrr boat
.,peratin~ out of f\e14·port. There are aome good dates left on
the books and <"harters c:a n bt madt by calling M'"'53C.
San Ditgo boats running two-and thrff-day albacore trip!!
llrl doing a j!ood job or localing alhle!I somt. ltS mHtt south of
San Diego. ~11xtd in v.·itb the longflns are dolphin, yellowtail.
bluer!• and yello14fin tuna.
Action up at ~torto Bay !!I off and oe, "'lie• the spl)ft boat!I
can get out and fish they art rt.lrardlnic pasStngtrs •i lh lot!I of
action somr !O miles orf th,. beach. Any angler who plans on
tnaking tht drh·e up to the !'l:orthrrn California landings 11bould
call in advanct to check on fishing and v.·tatber conditio11s.
~fnrlh1 B11 ildi ng fJ p 111 C hanne l
PrivaU!-boats report a good bu ildup of spikebills in the chan·
nel near the favorite spots of the 209. east end ot Catalina, 181
and 14--mile bank. The marlin have not settled dov;11 to bitt yrt.
but it shouldn't be too long bt>fore they do.
There are lots of broadbill in the v;•aters between the islands.
but rough seas have made ii almost impossible for rod and
reel anglers to locate and hook into the big sv;·ordfish.
Cnt .• Bn•• l'lsl1h1g S t ill Good
A f1>n llnued good run of wnrm water fish at Soulbl3nd lakrs
Is being e njoyed by fresh 1''ater fishermea. Catfish are the m nst
popular targets. while bass an-'lt rs are picking up some ni<'e
limits working the shorf'line.~ Jn the early morning and ·late
t.\'enln1 hours.
Vail Lake"s catfish are hilting all over tbt lakt in about 10
feet of water. A new lake record \l'as established Ibis past week
"'hf'n a IS-pounder "'as brought lo ntt. The c:als art hittinit btlt
on rut mackerrl and most t'\'ery anglrr fishing for whiskerfisb
is retllMlin-' to t•e do<"k v.llb near limits and many p;iunds of
good eatln~ fis h. Crappie and bluf'gill arf' billing at Vall. too.
Bas5 lisbin1t l"i beginning to pick up at lht San l>itgo lakes
as "'t ll as at \\'o hlford, Htnsha"' and Cuyumaca. The a\"t rae:e
i;Jze bronzeback ls about 2': pounds \l'ilh a ftYi' lunkers in the
6-tn 7.poond class aJso bein ( caught by anglers "'Ork ing lil·t
cra\\·dads \"er)' slo"IY along the bottom In 20 fet.t of water,
Troat action is 1110• at Big Star. but lots of 11mell ba!ls are
being taken from tbt shallow bay!! on surface plugs. Action is
[5ted ~ Ytt}' slow elo~ the Colorado Ril'er due to extreme
heal and W'htdy oondltl.n11. "'
Tbe back tovntry lakn .r tbf Eastern High Sierra are
productive for fiimall brookie1. rainbo~·s and goldens for anglers
usint fl le!I. while rondside anglers att stilling for plaoltd rain·
bo"·s which teem to prefer eggs and v.·orms in the popular lakes
aod streams.
D e er OpP11er Belon· A rerng<'
Last \\"eekcnd markrd !he Opt'ning of !he C<Jastal dN.'r sea.
son, but hunters did not tum out in the numbers expected. lligh
fire danger, rloM'l'.t <ircas and hot wc:ither 11·ere responsible for
keeping ti«! hunting pressu re dO\\'n
Nimrods refX)ned sering lots of doc and fa 1vn. but said that
the bucks \l'Crt' still biding tn the h,.avy CO\'er. Thr hunter sue·
ce5s ratio v.·:is tabulated at belo"' 30 prrcent. hut this v:i!\ im·
pro,·e as the hunter pres.~ure drops and th,. bucks begin to mo,·e
prio r to the beginning of the r utting season.
Foll1er n11d Son Pl1e n <n11I .'iliool
Raabaug1"1 Pheasant Hunting Club in Corona bas set aside
the eatlre month of S.-ptt·mber for a father and "on pheasant
shoot. Manager f\1ike R:iahauge is offerin,11; a full day's hunting
with no baa; limlt to any fatbt'r and Slln team v.·bo "''ish~ to
bunt bis larit:e prcser,·e. A limiltd number of partie~ "'ill be
allowed on tbt c lub at one lime and six ph.-asanl "'ill be rt.·
leased in lht fields prior to the day's hunting .
J-luntinjl'. "'ill be by resrn ·ation only and the <'lub 1''ill t)('
open Sf'\'tn days a "ef'k btJ!:innin( S.-pt. I. Fathers and son~
~·ho lnltnd on carryinll'. a shotgun in the fitld mus! ba\'t a \•alid
California hunting lit•ensr .
The price for the hunt. inC'luding pt"rmits. birds and hunting
rights ,.·Ill be $20 per dvy for a party of ll'"O, For mort informa·
tion on the hunt, pbu11e ~like Ranhauge at (714) 735-2361.
Schoo11 ers, Ketches Vi e
The Se\'enth annual Pacific
Cup Race around San Nicola!!!
Island for schooners and
ketches gets under way Fri·
day at 1:30 p.m. from ~far·
ina de! Rey.
This 150--mile blur "'alrr run
ts for schooners and ketches 40
fttt and O\"er and is sponsored
by the California Yacht Cluh.
Conceived hy Carlton ~f .
n o~r!I of CYC in 1966. !ht
Pacific Cup race \\'as designed
to be a real challengr to the
larger and hf'a\ier l w o •
stickers.
Last ~ear a ~etch wt111 first
place on corr«ted time. Sec-
ond to finish v.'a.: a 40 fool
schooner.
Tht> race will be pre<'f'ded bv
a skippers mt•eling, along wit h
a no-ho!lf. cocklail party and
dinnf'r Thursday evening, Au g.
17, !he closin~ date for enlrif'~.
FIELD
SUPERINTENDENT
Ouhl•nding opportunity with growth·
oriented home building company.
Must be expl:!:rienced in FHA construc-
tion, both on-site and off-site.
Sen d resume to Standard-Pac ific Corp.,
1565 W. M•oArthur Blvd., Co•I• Me••,
c.n1. 92626.
ATIN :
GLEN HOLMES
Multili ull
.]{ace Set
On Harbor
The fastest tlflliboat.I ano:1t
v.•ill bt lM't'fl In KCion Aug. 25-
216-TT ~·hf'n the Si~th aMual
\\'orld "' u It I h u 11 Cham-
p1on~hips gt! under wny on
1.m Angeles fl3rbor.
Co-h~ts for the event "''ill
be Cabrillo Beach Ya cht Club
and the PacHic J.1ullihulll
Associa11on. T~ regnlta will
be high.light!<! by ~ trials
on F'ridar the lSth.
Addt'd irnntive has bttn
providt'd 1'kipptnt and crews
by tht rt<Cenl announcement of
t~ Royal Yachting Associa·
lion that 11 is sponsoring an in-
ternational cont e 1 t to
determine !he fastest sailing
craft in the world.
T!MPO TIP: POINT LEFT
XNEE RlCHT, JUGUT
¥ND:LDT
Good nini tempo ltlJ1a with
SoOd kpork. You cannot mab
a smooth swing without it.
Wbenevcr )'Our swiDg fccb jt'f"-
tJ-ou< o11 ....... 1 -""' c:.bect your footwork. Durin&
your backnrin& yoar Id\ knee
should swivel to point to a apot
ouuide yoat right foot. During
your downswi.na, your righl knte
ahoold q uickJy swivel lo poinl
Oijlaide your kit fooL
R.tpeat this jingle to yourrlf:
"'left tace tiPC. right kn~ k:ft.""
FoDow that proo:dutt an.d your
swinJ will lctQn fetl-back in the -11.
G
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Tht John Pia)·~·,, Qimpany ""HrrTINC THE IRONS'"-'!1rs dd frlp, IWltt and'swi"Ccioi"'" •1• to tioMt i,,,n pl.-;" t nd loww 11>lf KOrtM Send 20f. 9nd •
has dona!~ a $5,600 pri1.e to 111111"'4, rtturn 11!'1'11ofle. to "'Mold Palmer, C/• lh•• Pl'C*·
be 8Yiarded the skipper who 1 '=====--:---------------~
p:>sts the fastest time th L1
year ,
Among the 50 plus entrieJ
expected this year are North
American Tornado champion
Tin1 Taylor <tnd w or Id
multihull champion Roy
Seaman. Both v.·1JI be s.a1luig
Tomados.
Others to bt sttn in acluin
are Alex Kosloff, recent IJ.S.
·c· Cat match racing king
Sle"e Dasht>w in the current
'A'Orld rtc0rd holder. Beo14'Ulf
V. with Hobie Aller and
\Vayne Schaefer heading up the
Hobie contingent.
The e\'tnt has be e n
Colorado Rive r
Site of Marathon
The 19~ edJ!ion of 1hc <in·
nu.al Needles ~larathon lur
pG\\'t'r boats on the l'ulorado
Jtn'er Sept. 21·24 n1arks tht·
silver anniversary of the
popular event. and offic1:1I<!.
said 1t promises to he "bi~ll'.~r
and better than evrr
Sundrt} ·~ racini::-proi::rnm
\\1!1 f('ature !he bi~ unl1r111ll·d
11utbn.irds and inboards O\t'r
th(' same IOO-n11!.-courSf'.
sponsored bv thP Ameru:an
ro"'·er Boat Assoc1atioo
1-:ntry fee for all boa!s is
SIOO. Cash pr1zts v.il l bl>
;1v.·.ardt'd duri ni,: !he
l'f•rerr1onirs fol lov. in~ Sun·
v. ;iy's r~ring.
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O••"V• (n"~'• H••bo<"
J.,., .. 1.1 lli1!•"
dominated by West Coast
sailors since its inception in
1966 when \\'i!dl4·i n. the 32.foot
"D" C;:it u n de r t h P
hetm.smanship of No r ni a n
Riise v.·oo the vent on Lon~
Js\and Sound 'tinder sur\'ival
conditions.
\\'hile The principal ill·
trac1i<ln durinli!' the friur-11.i ~·
celebration v.1!1 Ix' !he h<lnt
rac1n~ for C'ash pr1zrs 1ir1
Saturd:iy and Sunday. a
general frst1vr ;i1r w 111
prevail. There v;·ill be fun and
games fo r everyone-including
a carn1\'al. hi gh school cla~s
reunions, golfing. both rrgular
and miniature. ho..., Jing and
many other acli\·itirs.
, lt]U
lw oht:1inrd hy cnntact1nl'.:" the P..,r,11 1...., O••n'1"' t~••' oa.i, ""'·' i\e<"dlt'S (:hamtx-r of t:om -.-,..,gv•1 •· n. 10. i.·. 11 1. l'C11 n
f'ur1•1"•·1 <i'-"''"• {""" 0•''' rdot
)ul1 il. lO ano r..,Q.,il • !l. 1111 191• l1 Sy Cun• M . l lO•r,
O•flV'• PL Bl.ft: 1''0TICE Jim .. A. Sthm••l<n,,
Information and entry fonns
may be obtained fro1n T<lm
!\osek, 4422 Toruj!as St. Tor·
ranee. or Lee Gr1s"·old. 1445
South f\·1 ar en g a A\·e ,
JJasadena.
New Ship
Planned
For Avalon
All ye a r transportation
service to Avalon. Catalina
Island. 1s now being spear·
ht.>aded by the new 50(}.passen·
ger G. ·r. Avalon 11lon~ v:ith
seaplanes and other !'>Cagoing
carriers.
It n1arks the: fu-st lin1e in
many years that tran.<;porta·
l ion lo \hP i~tand resort has
bttn a\"a1lable all y e a r
around.
Tht vcleran of the Catalina
run, the S. S. Catalina, is still
temporaril~· out of ser\ ice
because of labor negotiations,
The n<""' vessel incorporates
.a nc14· drive shaft system
which enables it to !ravel at a
.11 peed of 25 kools, making-it
the rastest l'<:hedule<I ve~~el nn
the cross channel run. Props
are 53 by 60 inches with foor
blades.
Ra~ir shaftin n1atrrial for
fhe system u·as su pplied by
Duoommuri ~letal s & Supply
Co. of Los Angeles.
The Avalon. ordered from
the A1aJ·ILnotich Shipbuild1n~
Co., Tae<>ma, Wa sh., in 1968
y,·as delivered in 1970. During
~ 1970 summer season it 14·as
used for roastal CT\J1ses in the
Los Angelrs harbor arta. In
January, 1971. it went lo
FelJ014·s and Stf'"•art shipyard
on Tt"rm1nal Island, primarily
for a change in 1 t s
t ransm1S!lion system. It v.·as al
Felluws and Ste11.·art tll.a t lhe
new drive shaft "'as installed.
Fesli\"ities v.·ill get under
\\'ay Thursday eveninJ? ,,,.i!h
the ~liss Needle! pagerint,
sponsored by the~ Necd!c·'I
Soroptim1st Club in th.-lli,5!h
School auditorium. The "'1nnt'r
v.·ill reign ovtr the 25th an·
niversarv e\'ent and 14•1\I
represent. the City of Nttdles
througbout the e<>ming year.
Saturday'!! racing events
v.'ill feature gm.all boat com-
petition fnon·sanctioned l over
a 100-mile course, 5ponsort'd
by the Southern California
Outboard Association.
Sportsn1a11
Ca11 Ord er
Any Style
Interior optinns \\ith a
"custom \'acht'' feel For !he
new Cal ·cru1.~i ng 2-46 have
been announcrd by Jens.en
f\larine. T h e prospt>etJ\'{'
014'ner may now sci{'('! a
layout to fit h1~ person;,il
needs.
Bill Lap11·orth. df'~t~nf'r ,,r
the Cal 2·46, h:1s g1\ en
p;u·11clllflr a1le11t ion to the :i1··
t"ommodatinns in thf' n<a111
.~<i\0011. The b<lat \1dl he 41f·
ferrd \.\llh ei1her a cl1n1•tte and
tllart 1'1\Jle arr;111grn1!'.'nt for
the tr;id1!1onal cruisi ng sailor.
or v.·1th a con\'ertible loungf'
seat and adjustable tablt' for
informal entertaining.
The owner's stateroom will
in clude either a double btd
;'lnd con\'er11ble settee or t"·o
singlt berths. at the o'A·ner's
discretion. All bunks arc
more than 6 feet 6 inches long
throughout tht boat.
An enclosed head, adjacent
to the o\\·ner's cabin. is equip-
ped \.l'~\h a shov;·er as standard
equipment. A second head
forward may also be equipped
v. ith a sho9ler.
DAV( ROSS PONTIAC'S
iXCLUSIYE NEW CAR
5 YEAR/ 50,0DD MILE
WaRRAn t y
n1errr·
Wood e11
Boats Still
AvailalJle
l1r\t.' soni;· "ill ;1h\a,v.~ 11ant
1!111• \1no<lt•n cr:ift." ~;1Jd \\'hit·
~··tr "Ston{' lklatyard 1s on<'
or 1hr J:1s1 \1110drn h11ild t•rs on
thr \\'r<:t C11.-i~t anrl that ('Olll·
bu1t-<l 111th the Stnne tradition
:ind our rep11ir and O\'erhaul
fac1ht1t•c: for bo..11s up lo 100
feet indicate a bril(ht future.
Yac ht Club
WiJJ Host
J\t a ]J ory Cup
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The Week's Market Highlights VOLUME, BEA VY TR..U,EBS
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Shopping MaJI
Concept Could
Set New Style
TORRANCE . fUPl) -A one·third mil e
long aircondi1 ioned shopping mall v.·ith
an 1890s decor and lures designed to keep
l he f;imily \\'andering around ell <lay i1
the latest entry in ultramodern merchan·
c!is1ng in southern Californ ia.
Suprrdupt>r :i;hopping centers have long
hf-en part of the big city scene bu! Old
'fo\vnc in Torrance is a ne1v {'(lncept that
its orljitinator. Robert Rrind!e, believes
may set a \\•hole new s!yle .
Most shopp ing centers are built around
t>irce ()r four big department stores .Plus
discount house.~ \\'ilh !im<1ller specia!r y
:-.tl')rrs sandwirht'd in be!l\'t'Cn the big
!rllo\\S .
nrindlt'·s conrrpt \\'as just thr oppostlt'.
'ihrrr arr no big stores but instead ap-
proxin1ately 200 small shops ranging in &
\1"1de r;ir1rty plus 30 eating places. two
111ovie theaters, ro\·ing musician s,
carousels and craft displays.
"The lrend for years has been lo hig-
r:rr :1nd bigger stores Y:ith the resul! not
onl\· that the cores ()f cities h11ve twrn
drriuded but small merchants \\·rrr not
\1rlcome eithe r in the suburban centers."'
Drindle said in an intervie1v.
"\\'e decided to design a mall JllSI !or
:-;1,1al\ stores -and certainly profit 1,·as
our motive as \\'t'll as helping the lillle
JtUY -and the response has been
absolutely trrrif1c ''
The variety of shops is boggling.
Jr"·e!rr. bike shops. men's clothing.
hobby shop. 10 dress shops. flori st. gol f
shop \\'ilh indoor driving tee. bookstore,
bndal shop, custom glass, shoe repair,
tennis delicatessen. kiddie store. \\'incry.
clock 'shop, import shop, fabrics, art
gaHery, travel agency, pipe shop.
"The idea is to meet e\'ery possible
customer demand." Brindle sa id.
There \Viii be s1de1,·alk cafe s. puppet
,.hov•s. :irtists pa inting at their eaS<'I S,
musicians ··and an atmosphere intend~'rl
to keep people rchixcd and intcrcs!ed
rnough to stay away from the TV :-;ct.,,
as Brindle sees 1t.
.. rm intercstrd in maltinfZ money on :i
$10 million invesllnent." he con cc<l1·d.
"hut J have really got .excited a0011t !he
\~hole thin!. I lhinlr. ifs going to be a tcr·
rific fun p ace."
Pacific Finance
Names Manager
"'llliam J, Brennan has been appointed
manager of Pacific flnanre's Co~ta
t..1esa brant·h office. located at Iii&
Nel"Vport Blvd.
The announcement "·aS made recently
throuRh the company's home office in
Los Angeles.
Brennan formerly "'AS a :.; sis t 3 n t
JrLanager in the Company 's GardC':n
Grove office. He jointd the company in
August, 1969.
··0ur Costa f\.fesa office Is an in·
~cstmtnt in the growth of the area."
J\renNn ttated. "We are taltr to assist
~e with personal finance netda and,
ft_gtneraJ, btcome involved loc:Jlly," he
llhld.
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HUNTINGTON BEACH DEVELOPER OVERLOOKS APARTMENT COMPLEX
Lenny Lindberg B•li•v•• City Fathers Guilty of Underdeveloping Oc1anvi1w Proptirty
Developer Wa11ts High Rise
Beach Area Zoning Blasted
Hy TERRY COVILLE
01 "'• 01111 P'i'-1 Sllll
Lenny Lindberg frankly admil s he is
ashamed of many of the apartments he
builds in llunf ington Beach.
Everytime he puts up a duplex or
triplex near PacHic Coast l~igh"·ay,
01·crlooking the ocea11. ii hurts '1 1s pride,
even if il fattens his \\':Jl!et.
"I'm ashamed of 11·h;it r n1 doing to
th.11 arra, but it's all the city aUo"s,"
L1ndborg complains.
City pla11ners refer to tha1 section of
lluntington Beach as the "Town lot''
area because or the small. scattered 25-
·foot \\'ide lots \\'hich mark ;1s terrain.
Lindborg has be'n one of the most ac-
live "Town U>t" developers In the past
tight years. constructing aputments
from two units to 22 unil'I.
But he is critical 01 his work and thllt
of other builders.
i'The property is underdtveloptd."
Lindborg charges. "Near the ocean
noth in,I{ under lh!'ff-stories should be
considered .• \\1e should go all htgh • isc
facing the ocean 8nd give Marly every
apartment an ocean vie"'·"
City laws, ho\"Ve\•er, ham~aring such ef-
forls. The city 1.onlng code has no pr~
,·ision for the e<>nstruction of a residen·
tia l building above three stories. They
aren't legal at present.
The plannln~ department is developinJ::
a high ri3e ordinance, but has been gh·en
no set deadline for its completion.
City councilmtn art now considerin11t
l~ lmPG'ition of a four-mont h building
moratorium on tbe Town Lot.!, to aOow a
thorough rtudy of the area and com·
pletion of the high rise ordinance.
Lindberg totally supp or I s a
moratorium. As he says: "l"d like to be
one of the firs t to build a high rise unit
dov;n there .. ,
The TO\\'n Lot nrea is bounded by 6th
and Gold en \V est streets. Palm Avenue
;ind Pacific Coast High\\'ay. Th(• pro·
posed moratorium "·ould covt'r only the
area fr0t11 17th Street to Golden \Vest.
\\'hlch is largely undeveloped and dotted
"1th old ()ii \\'ells and storage tanks.
The area south or-17th Street fea 111res
11umerous apartment units and a few
scattered single family homes .
Lind borg feels frustrated because he
thinks city planners have held back
developers and forced them to build
rather bland, small apartment projects,
instead of slightly bi AA er, more in·
novative units .
lie pionttrt 1 subterranean parking
"'ith t\YO projects, but nO\Y battles the city
when he <'lsks for n1orc underground
parkini:.
Ci!y officials ha\'e pointed lo some prob-
lems \\'ith tht subterranean units. such
as per~nal saf('ty, but Linc100rg ~nys
that cnn be corrtttcd \1 J1 h better
light ing.
"'A Jack-in-the B<>x and a Taco Bell ;re
the height of success ()n our ocean front
pmper1y -that ·s great 1nastcrplan-
ning." L1ndborg comments.
City planners did develop a To\.\'1\ Lot
Study which recommend!! all high density
apartments -!Omt of the area is now
zoned just for duplexts -1t hich even in·
eluded high rise apartmenls up to 12
~lorits
Local homeou·ners objected t G
spartments next lo them, and the city
planning commission cut the high rise
proposals lo a ma~imum of four stories.
The report has not been adopted by the
city rouncil.
The political fervor of Huntington
Beach has been anti-high rise the past
fc1\' years, but City Administrator David
Jlowlands feels that might chan~e. jf high
rlse were built properly, with lots of open
space around it.
Lingborg Is urging the city to develop
a solid master plan for the To"'n IA>l s,
and to build parks and parking lots in the
area.
"I al'° think they should build wr
derpasses or ovupaSM:s across the
highway to the .beach. Rlai:ht now. people
who live here can't Jet the.Ir children
cross the highway," he uys.
To prove hL'< own faith in the area.
Lindberg spent $1D.000 to beautify hJs
O\\'tl office on 18th Street, putting up 11
f11cade with 8 1910 thc:mt. The interior
aku follo'i\'S !he antique origin.
But despite the admission of city plan·
ners that the Town Lot sector is a
\'al11able chunk of real estate -betau30
or its ocean orientation -Lindborg is
skeptical.
"This city moves l40 ~IGw. The area Is
already devtlopina wllh apartments.
There llrt only l .tlk\ lots here." he says.
City councilmen, however. may set the
moratorium when they mttt Au1. 18.
And that \\'Ould at least indJcate Ibey
don't feel It it too late to dettrmlne the
future or a valuable 1tetlon of. ocean4
oriented land.
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Unio11s Ask 32-hour :W eel{
Witl1 40-hour Pay Credit
By ED TOWNSEND
Cl11istian Sc it nce Monitor Seroice
NE\V YORK -Labor demands for 1
shorter work'i\·eek may be back on con·
tract bargainin g tables in 1973.
L'nions in t"·o major industries have
placed a reduction from a 40-hour week
on !heir tentative negotiating agendas for
next year. And as al"·ays before, the
unions insist that present \l"eekly pay
levels must be maintained.
A number of other unions have similar
dcn)ands on planning tables, but the
focus now is on the United Aut()moblle
\llorkers (UAW) and the AFlrCIO
railway employes department, made up
of six railroad unions.
\\1ith the past month, both have an·
nounced that •·serious" consideration
must be given next year to reducing
'rork time, to create more }ob ()!>"
portunilies, and to relieve the bordeom
and pres:iures of today's industrial u'ork.
The shorter-'i\·ork\veek issue has been
raised in bargaining before. Most often,
unions have given ground on demanda for
reduced hours in retu rn for more money
or other management concessions. It
could happen again. Most employers are
<1damant \\'hen unions demand contract
changes that would mean less productive
\\'Ork for the same ()r more money, and
there are quesHons about how committed
the un i()n! really are to a shorter4
\rorkweck fight.
Juft ho'v serious tbe demands will be
coold depend on the future ()f economic
controls and on the success for govern.
ment efforts to reduce unemplayment.
However, railroads and employers who
deal with the VA W in auto and other in-
dustries are preparing, warily, for the
shorter-week demands. They hope the
unions' interest in the issue will wane -
but they rannot afford to take chances.
\Vhat the unions want is 1 four-day
'"eek of eight-hour \\'Clr kdays, or a 32·
hour \\·eek at nG less than today's 4{).
hou rs pay and preferably a bit mort. The
UAW and rail unions are interested in a
four-day wui of 10.bour days, a minor
trend in industry recently.
The t ight-hour day became a major
goal of or1aniied labor as far blck 11 the
first convention of the American Federa·
Joins Witter Co.
In Laguna Beach
George O'CoMell. Jr .• has joined the
Laguna Beach office of De11n Witter &
Co. as an account execut ive. according to
A. u·iuiam McCready, Jr. vice president
and manager.
O'Connell is accrtdlted by the New
'\'ork Sloe>. Exchange and ct h" r
regulatory bocUe1, and \\"ill handl e in·
vestment t1CCOUl'lts for investors in the
Laguna Beach area.
Before joinlng Dean 'Vitter, O'Connell
wa1 1 flight lnrtrurtor. Prior to that, he
\\'AS In the U.S. Marine Corps. and his
"7"ic• included • lour of duty in Vietnam
'\'h('re be \\'llS a helicopttr pilot.
tion o[ Labor In 1886 and continued to bt
sought in baraaining and politically
through the decadea before the five-day,
40-bour workweek became firm J 1
established in the 1930'11, in labor con-
tracts and through the Fair Labor Stan-
dards (wage-hour) Act.
The fight for the eight-hour day is an
important part ()f labor history and ac-
cording to an AFUIO spokesman, labor
"·ould resist any broad moves for J().hour
days -even with a shortened workweek
-as a major threat lo the eight-hour
day that i.5 •·now deeply embedded in
labor's traditions. '1
··The workday can be shortened," ht
said. "but we cannot go tor a len1tbenina:
of the eight-hour day."
During the UAW'a biennial convention
in Atlantic City, N.J., earlier thil year,
rank·and·file proponents of the 1bortu
W()rk week campaigned for a a hour-day
week. led by Frank Runnels. president of
Cadll~·ac Local 22 in Detroit, Hats witb
bands calling for a four-day week were in
evidence, and auto bumper atlcken and
T-shirts with the ahor~r-week slogan
\Vere in demand when they were placed
on sale. The premrres built up so
sub!lantially that the union made it clear
tbat it will press nei:t year for reduced
h()urs or other measures to reduct
assembly-line boredom.
Pacific Mutual
Plans Newport
Learning Center
A plan for construction and tmtallaUcn
of a Communication and Leaming center
at Pacific MutuaJ's new home office in
Ne v;port Beach has been announctd by
Norman H. Carter and Paul llatlldd.
Carter is presidtnt of Development
Systems: International CofllOration and
Hatfield is president of Cibola Syitems.
the l\\"O compal1ies developing the center.
A requirements analysis of Pacifte
Mutual indicated the need for faciliOO to
support a broad spectrum ot manqe-
ment oommunlcaUon. sales devtlopment
and advanced training courses and ~
mtt'!tings.
The ~mmunlcatioo and Leamina
C'.eoter mcorporatu au~vlsull equip-
mtnt to facilitate e I f ec t iv e com.
municatlon and analysis of infonnation
while mlnlmiting meeting and trainin1 time.
The centtr occupies 6,000 square feet
on the main noor or Pacific Mutual'•
home office. It has. been designed to ac-
commodate small executive s a I e a
meetings of les! thin rive pt0ple.
training classes of 2S to 30 and large
meetings of up top 250 people.
"'hen completed. the center will offer
nutomated training capabilities lnctudlnl
projection systems for multJ-tcrtm
slides, moli-On plctum aolvideotape. ID
addilloo, the mllll mark<tinJ room
serves as a TV and aod1o rec:mdinl
1tudlo with lnnlmlulan 1blll17 to all
parts of the centtr.
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PATIO LIVING FEATURED AT·BIG CANYON'S DEAUVILLE MODEL
Big Canyon Developme nt
Versailles Model Popular
Buyers are agr«ing with
the judges who presrnted four
major Gold Nui;iget Awards to
De an e De\1elopment Com·
pany's luxury home projtct at
Big Canyon Country Cluh in
~ewport Beach, it " a s
reported today.
"The Versailles. v.·hich \\'On
the Gold Nugget Grand Award
for horaes with more than 2000
square feet , is our most
popular model in sales." sa id
Larry E. Deane, pttSldenl vf
Deane Development Company.
"We have 18 ot these home
ln our flrst tv.·o unit!, and 16
already have been sold," he
aalc!.
Right behind the Versai!les
in the Gold Nugget judging of
homes wlth more than 2000
square ' feet y,·as an o th c r
Deane mocltl. the Oeauvillc
"And the Dtauville is in the
samr position in sales. v.·ith 14
of the 16 we are building in
units one and two now sold.·•
Deane added.
The Bordeaux. a Deane
home which took t~ G<ild
Nugget Grand Award for
houses with Jess than 2000
square feet, is sold out in both
units one and two.
Deane Development Com·
pany 's fourth Gold Nugget
honor was an Award of ~1erit
for the in novat1\'e planning of
lts project
Gold r\uggt't 3\\'ards, \\'hich
\\'ere prt'sented at the recent
l'ac1fLc Coast Builders (4)n-
ference 1n San Francisco.
"·ere judged by the National
Association of Homebuilders'
Institute of En\'ironmental
Design. The eight mem!)(rs of
the panel rome from all parts
of the United Sta~s.
Sales at the Deane lurury
home project In Big Canyon
now ha\·e passed the $7.J
million mark since the models
opened in January of this
year, Deane reported.
Biggest Park Pa~t
W ork B egins on $1.2 Mi llion Project
Orange County Supervisors
have awarded a Si.2 million
contract and \.\'ork has begun
on 167-acrc Laguna Niguel
Regional Pa rk.
"I believe this ls the largest
park contract, in tenmi of
dollars. ever awarded by the
county," said Larry Leaman.
chief of operations for Orange
County Harbor, Beaches and
Parks Di!trict.
He sai d that the rontract
had been awarded to J . D.
Deffenbaugh, Inc. a general
contr acting firm fro m
Ril'erside. Completion is
scheduled for February or
f\.lar,h.
\\'1th a 42-acre l8ke and
natural \'egetation to enhance
its beauly. the con tractors \\'ill
improve the site by adding
three n1iles of double lane
roads; ('(jUestrian trails; four
night-lighted teMis courts; 24
barbeeues: six picnic shelters.
totaling 8.400 square feet: and
six rest room buildings total·
ing 2448 square feet. Upon
completion. the park ~·ill be
served by underground
utilities and have a J,25G-
~ q u are -foot maintenance
building \\'ith a fenced yard for
equipment. An I.JOO-square·
JOOt administration building
will become the park's head·
quarters.
The park's natural beau ty
"·ill be improved by Roy C.
Barnett, a landscape con·
tractor. Iii! firm will pl.ant
some 400 trees, 28 acres of
i.:round cover, nearlv 1.5
1nll!ion square feet of lawn
and numerouc; plants, the lat·
ter valued at n1ore than
~20.000. The tree-ronlainer
sizes fumlsh some idea of
the ir dimensions. Thev \\'ill
range from fiv~gallon Cans to
JO.inch boxt~. Among the tree
varielies l\·ill be jacaranda.
sycamore. e11ca lyptus, oak,
acacia and pine.
The first phase of im-
provements will include road
construction and sile clearing.
Next the buildings will begin
to take form. Then.
landscaprrs will start planting
trcts. fencing along Alicia
Park"•ay and around the dam
·will be among the final tasks
perfonned by the contracton.
The count y plans \o stock
the lake 111ith blue gill. trout.
mosquito fish and catf ish in
April or 1'1ay. Dock facilities
for a boating concession are
planned for completion in the
spring or summer o( 19'15. A
building for food, bnit and
tackle concessions would be
rons!ructed at the sa1ne time.
Laguna :-.;1~uel is an 8,000-
acre con1mun it y in
south"·estern Orange Countv
i)(ing developed by AVCO
Community De\'elopers. a ma-
jor builder of master-planned
new 101.,·ns and residential
commun11!es. moderately
price<l housing, recreational
developments and apar1ment.s .
ACD is a publicly held com·
pany listed on the Pacific
Stock Exchange.
Vlewpolnte Homes at san Juan caplsbano
This weekend you'll find the home you've been looking for. You'll
iind it nestled on a rural hill side above charming old San Juan
Capistrano with a panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean and Dana
Point Harbor.
This is'where Leadership's luxurious Viewpointe homes are going
up. Big homes. One and two story beauties with features like formal
dining rooms, family rooms with fireplaces, libraries, multi-purpose
rooms, up to six bedrooms and a long list of
luxury options.
The official opening of Viewpointe at
San Juan Capistrano is not until next
weekend. But these homes are so impressive
that 30 have already been sold'
See what all the excitement is
about. Come to Viewpointe at
San Juan Capistrano '2 .. ·
this weekend! ~
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Third Unit
In troduced
In Niguel
.Avco Community
Developen are introducing ~
q"""" Ill of the~ hllhly ruc-
c e 1sfu1 Sea Terrace
Townhomes today •t L11una
Niguel.
Development ot the 98-un it ..
' -.,, A"""t ll, 1912 DAILY l'llOT • 7
' •
Seque.oce Ill was prompted by
unprecedented dernanc:b for
the neighborhood's U·unit ~
quence I and 32.unit Sequence
11. Roci: Lubin, saltl manager
for the developrrs, attr1bu1ed
this to the classic real l'state
formu la of "location, location,
k>cation.'' He ~aid, "People
ha ve become more and more
recreation oriented. Here thty
have the ocean leu than a
mile from their front door . 'JO
ptrcent have sea views and
!hey all en joy private access
to the beach.
THIRD SEQUENCE OF SEA TERRACE TOWNHOMES OFFERED IN LAGUNA NIG UEL
"Complementing tht' recrea·
lio n outlook of !he
neighborhood," said Lubin. "L~
the carefree posture or
townhome owners." ife ascrib-
ed this to The Sea Tfrracc
Townhomes Associat ion Y1h1ch
is respon!ible for the exlcrior
n1a1ntl·nancf of buildings and
upkee11 of !he fenr111g . "It's
nice to bl' ablr lo ~pend your
free time al play instead of
slaving in lhe ~ ard:' he said.
Fam ily security and safr!v
~·ere de!ICribt'd by Lubi n as
posill \'c factors lhat rountfd
heavily In The Sea Terrace
To~·nhomes success story . Thr
homes are localf"d in a
neighborhood where gua rd
gatc!i, ntanncd or e\er-
lron1callv controllt'd 24 hours :1 da~·. n13Jnla1n pr1\1acy and
pre\ t'nl hazanlous throu gh
lralfll'
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Lubin cited des11tn and eun-
struction as the final faclor~
that h31 e sprlled SUCCt'SS. il l'
smilt.'d broadly as he ex-
claimed. "I don't ha 1·e to ~~·
much on this score. .ttu.•
r\at1011al Association of Homr
Builders ha.s said it betti'r
than anyone could hope for'."
He was referring to the fart
that the r-o-AHB 11elected the
Sea Terrace Townhomes for
ii! Gold r-ou/,!get Grand Award
for des ign and ronstruction of
townhou.c;cs.
Tht' home~ arr priced frorn
11.J .t50 and oflrr a.~ many es
lour bedroo1115 111\h t)\o anri
one·half baths. A1a1lable 111
one ancl two .c;!on· 1nodf'h,
lht'v cn1or all-l'lectric k1t-
<'hens. forced alr hea!Ln~.
lar~r wa!k-in closets and )\'alJ-
lt>-1•1.ill carprting.
Laguna r-olguel Is an 8,000-
a c re community 111
Southwestern Orange Count~·
ht'in11: devrloped by AVCO
L'11n1111unity Oevelopcrs. a n1a·
jor builder of master·plan1 n 4f
new to~·ns and residential
communities. moderatel y prir·
rd hons i n It , rC<'rea11onal
dt'1rlopn1ents and apartmrnt~
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A1'1l b a flubl "'l\·held com ·
p:1n.1 !1,t1d •lll 1he Pac1hc
\ ""'t ~1u;l k\th;inJ.!l'.
Co!01rfull~ 1lPcorated and
fun11.~hr1I tn11 nhomr modt'lll,
O\'erlonk1ni: lhi' oceAn, may be
se<'n cl11.1I\' fron1 9 3{) a.m. to 6
p.m 111r~· 1nay ht' reached by
1!r n ing ~outh i1n the San Dle10
Frrl'll a1' to lhr t 'ro11 n Valley l':irk11 ~l1· l'.~lt. ri~ht about six
ni1irs !u Pnr 11!t• Co ast
lht!h11a;.· tlH·n lrfl one mile to
.\11.:ut'l Hoad and left aaain to
thi' ~.1lr~ 11ff1• r The office
n1a1 t·w rnnt.u·trrl by dialln.::
4X-~0.IO <•r 830 :.050
A Lakeside Drop your tine inlo a cool. privale. 3' 2 ·acre lake. Or, follow the
gentle stream which runs along Village Road. Take a dip 1n one of
three, heated swimming pools, while the littl e fo lks splash 1n their
own wading pool. A few minutes away is labulous Dana Point Macina.
with its 2.600·boat harbor.
Community
by the sea!
•
g 'EOUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES"
VIL
Village San Juan is an aquatic wonderland of comlortable living for
modern famil ies. Freeway close to business. shopping, and schools
_ •. yet, se cluded , private, and tolally maintenance-free.
Ma gnificent Townhomes and Country Court Homes. filled with
luxurious, cuslom quali ty features , private patios. and graceful,
sweeping lines which blend easily into the ruslic terrains of rolling
hills and valleys.
Designed for people who want more out of life than jus t a
place 1o live.
frorn $22, 990
T1ke San 01e10 Fwy. soutl\ t0Jun1pero St'rr.1 ~,,1 Ta~" f rontag" R".id '" \'111'1111" S"!n
Juen entry. furn11hed Models 011 01spla1 Pilon ': ( 71 4) 831 -138 l
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A lommun,1y by SOUTH COAST DEVELOPMENT CORPORATI ON
A Sub5'diary of FIRST BUILDERS BANCORr
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• f CAIL Y PILO:_ Sunday, Auqu~l 13 1972
Age Less of Ha•adieap
Home Barriers Tumbling
NEW YORK <UP!)
Traditional barriers which
madf!: et d1tf1l'ttlt, 1f not im·
possible, for a wo1nan alone or
the over-10 l'Ouple lo obtain a
hon1e 1nttrtgagc are giving
way.
John P. F'nrr~" president or
the United Stat es S.1r1ncs and
1...oan League. says· "Fin<1ne·
ing for hurnl" buy('rS nearing
or nt n·t1rrment a~t: h:is
be<'orne 1'01nn1nnpla<·e \nd,
wh ile it still is not ;is ensy fur a
\\'Oman \11 l:l'I :1 n1urti1:1Pr :ic; it
ls for a rnnn. th(' 1><'n1lulum is
Sl\ini:in~ in th:1t dirl'rlton"
St1\'1n~s ;i~so1·i;1lions ;irf' !ht'
natitin·c; h11!i:1·~! rn n r I g a .: c
lcndt•rs and 1iH' 11 S l ~.1g11".
\~:ith &t!rl\' ~1.tMlfl n1l"mh('r 111-
l'tiluiu•n~_ is 1h1· n1n1or tr:it!t'
.1 ~SOl'l;I! ltl11
"It ""~n'I loo 11111g aro."'
Farrv ~·11d. "tha1 !he 'rul1· ! f
65' pi·e\:11lt•r!. If ~·nu v.·rrt• 4:l or
o\'er. your ;1ge, plu~ the lcrrn
of !he r1111rtgagr you \\'f'rr
:seek1n~. f'nulrt no! f'XCl'('d th(•
total 11f 6.i, the ag<· <1t v.hi('h
people \1·ere expected t o
retire. But toda .v tnanv in·
stitut1ons are J,;i\ ing Jun~·lerrn
mor!g:igc.s '11 borrO\\'Crs \\ho
alre<id\' arc 65 or old~r "
At the sa n1e tin1c. hf' sa1tl.
"the 1\'nrk1ng \\'nn1an nr !Ill'
divorc1'(' or \\·1 tln1v with hf'r
ov.11 financial re.s11urf'CS has ;:i
far bet!rr chance of gf'lllt\~ ;:i
mortgage today than she had
even 1110 nr three years aizo."
('hanging economic factor~.
11nd ch;1nging :i1t1tudrs arf"
behind the liberalized lencl1ng
trends.
Farry. \1ho al so is president
REAL ESTATE
,.f th,· F1r'>t Ft'<leral S.i\ lllj!S
;1n1I !.<lan r\.<:.Sl)(·1atiun of Alhert
l.1•a, J\linn .. Si'Hd th:1t \1 h1le
lhi·rc arc dtff('rrnces in t1•11d-
111i::: patterns from one area to
;111u!her and r1·cn an1oni::: <l1f-
f1 ·rent 1nstitut1ons ~1·1 th1n 1hc
sa me arra, overall change ·
evident "·hen it t'ornrs to the
1vi1ul d·he borrower 11ho fall.~
IJUtsHte the rna1n category of
under·40 c:ouples.
The 11·om:in aloof" \vho "·ol1!c1
purch:i se a horn<'. he ~;iii!, has
going for hrr 1oda~· the chang-
ing attitude !11\\·ard "''Jmen in
the 11·ork force.
"As rnore and 'llore 11·'lml'n
v.·ork and n1ove into po~itions
of greater re spunsihi1ity, it 's
beron1ing obi 1ous th,..ir S('\'. is
nn barrirr 10 handlinJ,! the
obliJ:at ions of a n1or1gage."
Farrv ~:11tl.
"C0ntribu1tng. loo. are n,..w
hirlh control methods c.nd
changing attitudes tow 1 rd
family size. which ~•n un -
married young women arr
more liktly to conlln!Jf!: ~·ork ·
1ng if they marry laltt on.
Women's liberal/on and con-
sun1er movements also arr e..:·
er!in.it influence on lenders.
•·But probably the most 1m·
portant reason. is de velopml'nf
of the condominium, 11nd alOn.1':
\I 1th 1t the planned unit
rt eve lopment. Th i !!I i!I the
l<1giral type of housing for a
"·uman txocauSt> ti provtdes the
O...·nerits of homr 011·nrrship
"'ithout lhf" hard v.·ork in-
1 ol1·cd in maintaininp; 11 singlc-
fa rnily c1~·ell1n~ "
Tl1e queslion no~·. Farry
~aid. no lun~er re v o 1 v £· s
;1r11und a \\'Oman's :ihihly to
1na111t:1i11 a prupt"rt:/. 1 t
heconH·~ purely one o f
1·conomits: Can shf" nHord th"
ho1ne" Is her income ~uf
firi('nt and slrad~· f"nough to
n1;1 ke the paym('n!.~'.'
The san1e criterion gov('rns
lending in the o v e r · 4 0
e<1t('gory. ··~lore :incl morr."
Farry said, ''the lender's only
t•on ccrn LS "•hcthcr the oldf'r
burrov.·er has an :idequate
r<1tio of retirement in'.''lme to
the deb! he wnnts to carry -
the same yardstick .1rp!ied lo
borrO\\'l'rS in any other age
bracket."
The ulder huyer may tw rx-
pcr!('d to put 11p more th:in 111e
mi11i1nun1 do\\·n paymC'ol or. a
hom e. ;ind he may not be able
to get the 1n;:uri1num 31J-ycar
1erm hut if he can afford 1he
home he v.·ants lo buy. the
older borro\\·er v.•ill be able lo
get a Joan.
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e.biod this dlan&•. Farry
1Jud. art a numbtt ol facton:
-The arowth or ptnslon
plans. Coupltd with Socia l
Secttrlly, they have lf!:d to
~re:ikr st.ability in the in-
comes of many rtlirt'!S.
-Th' fast turnover in home
ownership. \\'Ith people mov-
in~ more often , the average
lire or a loan il only seven
)ears or so.
The developmt"nl of
''relirement villages.' and tt:e
J::ood lending experiences at
rnany of these.
Condominiums and
ptnnncd unit dC'\'elopments,
v. hif'h ~ivc nlder buyers a
maintrnanc:c-free allernati\'f
to apartment living.
-The ,l?:rO\\ 111g use of
pri vate mortgage insurance,
"'hich reduces the lender's
risk.
-The entrv into the secon·
dary market -for conventional
loans by the Federal National
J\tortgagr Association and lhe
Federal llome L-Oan r.lorlga~e
Corporation. This R i v e !
asso('ialions a market in 11·hicll
the v can sel l the ir morlgages
if the y \\'ish.
Lenders also ha\'!' rom1d .
Farry said, that rven if the
he:id of the housrhold dies. the
"·idO\>.' ofll'n has thf' rrsourt·rs
lo kl'el) up thP n1ort~o'l~r. And
e\'cn if both p:irtnl'rs die. often
nn heir pit•ks up the equ ily 1n
!hr proprrtl·.
JI is seldom today. Farry
said. that U1e older borro·.1·rrs
:ire required to ha \'e a ctr
signer. usually a son, as \vns
the practice formerly .
"If a man makes a 25 per-
cent do"·n payment. h:is plen·
tv of life insurance and mairt-
tiiins a substantial savin~s ac·
count. the lender is unlikrl.v to
tell him his son must co-sign
the note. In most cases. the
father is in a lot belier finan-
cial shape than the son
anyho w."
Tliree Hea(l
West Bay
Subsidiary
CAPISTRANO VILLAS PATTERN ED AFTER VALLEY'S HISTORY
Capistrano VIiias
Ho11ies Harken to Hiswry
lfousing
Subsidies ·
Working .•
LOS ANGELES -!BWi'-
Govemment -subsldiud hous·
.Ing programs are worklag
and are extremely suCC't'Slful
when proressional how:ln& pro-
ducen are involvtd in the pro-
ects. according lo a 5Uf'"\.ef
disclosed by the Council ot
}lousing Producers.
Challenging outspoken
critics of the programs design·
ed lo house persons of low and
moderate lnromes. the CoWJc.il
of Housing Producers, an
organization of 14 of tbe na·
tion 's largest home build~~.
re1ea~ statistics o f I t s
members that showed only ·,.
l .2 percent foreclO!ure rate on
32,001 units. .
"This il a far cry from ill~
extremely high failure rale.'I
the critics are citing,'' said
Rene A. Henry Jr., executive
secretary of the council.
"Our survey sho~·ed no
roreclosures what!IOtver in
17,571 units under I.he subsldlz·
ed multifamily programs , and
onl y 415 foreclosures out of
14.430 units: built under the
Section 235 subsicliled home
ownership program.
"These figures reprHent
The San Juan Capistrano ceeded beyond even what they executive continued, ' 'ye I • more than 125 different proj·
\'alley i~ steeped in the history had hoped for. Areording to even ll.'ith our low price. \li'e ects in virtually ever'!
or C<1li!ornia and !he sv.•allows E. J. Cantillon, chairman, al-have been abll to include a geographical area of the
that return to the ~1ission ;;:t i:r'!~he ::a~:::o~ ::: host of better living feallU'eS, ~~ri·i~~ or;~e~ro~~:~ s~~~
yearly keep that history alive. garden homes have been sold. such M carpeting in the measure their value by look·
The \'alley and city -U· primary areas, luminous ceil-ing at !he success stories and
perienred little change over The two nnd three-bedroom ings in kitchens with all built· knowing that for the fir11t ti.me apartment homes are priced · f ed · heat. g pr-u · •1 se\'e ral hundrC'd years, until ins. ore atr in • .. -our na on s poor are now a"' e
the decade of the l960's, \\•hen from $J7,500: the IYlO through wiring for both television and to afford decent, quality hous--four-bedroom garden homes t 1-v..v... "' car · the gro1,1•th and expansion that fmm $2l.500. The apartment e "Y'"""'• one or ... wo mg. is still continuin~ at a N"C'ord garagt>S and many other items ··~tembers or the eouncil
"'IC'<', first begun to manifest homes may be moved into for that appeal lo value-conscious represent the professionals in ,~ $900 Iota! move-in eost with families. the industry. All of the com-
Hself. monthly payments as low as Scattered U.-oughout the 120 panies are well managed.
One of lhe first to realize $174. Conventional. low dovtn acre oommunity are recrea-soundly !inanced and capitallz-
the inn ate advantages of the FHA and no down VA terms lion and leisur1.. centers with ed and ha ve the experience,
v;illey \\'RS \\'~stport Jlome are o!ferrd. pools and cabanas. Main-organizations and social com-
Builders. lnc., An<1twim-head-"\\'e have continued lo tenance of the grbunds and the mitment to make these P.l'O-
quar!ered bu i Id 1 n g and mainta in as JO\\' a full.price a!! recreational racilities is pro-grams \lo'Ork . '
developn1ent firm. .,...c econoinically could," the vided through the homeowners "There have been isolated
TI1e l'nmpany projected 1,200 association, whose officers are scandals and abuses of the
;apartment and garden homes elected by the homeowners. pro g r a ms and these
flanking Caminv Capistrano J-fott Sill.2: .J111nps Thi!: 10 decorated model circumstances have been
Road. 1-lomes that Y.'OUld be ~ · apartment and garden homes given nationwide headlines
financially within the grasp of NEW YORK (UPI)_ In the are open daily from 10 a.m. lo giving everyone in the in-
practically any fam ily 1hat past three years housing prG-7 p.m. and are just a 20 dustry a black eye," Henry
"·anted one, with homes that duction under direct or in-minute ride down the unclog··;::=sa=id=.=========;
would not be "stripped." but direct government sub.<;idy in· ged San Diego or Santa Anal,
contain all the a1 ienities of creased from one-eighth to Freeways from either the
homes costing thousands of almost one-lhfrd of the total harbor or Santa Ana areas .
dollars tTl<>tt. housing starts In 1971. ac· Exit the free\\'ay at Junipero
THE BEST
Thf!:y Mmcd the develo~ rording to Dr. Oliver H. Jones Serra Road, tum right to f.am·
A three-member extcutive ment Capistrano Villas and of the Mortgagf!: Bankers ino Capistrano and Capiltrano
team has been named to the buUdlng company hu ~ Association ~ America. Villas.
Ret1.de~hip p o 111 pro\·" "Peanuts" is one of the \\·orld's most popular comic
strips. Reed It daily in the
DAILY PaoT.
leadf!:Mihip JlO.Sl!I of the WB1\-~:..:'.::'.:~~:'.'.'.~'.'.!..'.:~'.::::_.:::::::=:::'..:'.:~'.::'.'.::::.. ___ _:_:::::::_ ________ .."============!
Management Company, an
Orange Counly -b ft s e d
6Ubsidiary of \Vest Bay Finan-
cial Corporalion.
Joe l~onescko of llunlini::ton
Beach has been na1ned presi-
dent and will retain his posi-
t ion ~s a \'ire-president of the
parent firm.
Jan \\'iviott of Ne\1'J)Orl
Beach \\'<IS ap1>0inted \·ice-
pre s id e n I , and Sandi
\Vh ilehead con1plctes the trio
in her new role as O\'crall proJ·
ect supervisor.
The compan.v's pr I m a r y
re~ponsihiht~· is the man:ige-
ment or over 19 apartrn<'nt
('()mplexes throughout
California, inclucling Banbury
Cross un its in f''u!lerton. Hun-
tington Beach and Tustin. and
the Hearthstone and Park
Plnza apartments in Santa
CENTURY SHORES HOMES DESIGNED WITH SPACIOUS LIVING AREAS A"'.
La.~t fl 0111es
Bein;: Sold
A1, C"11111r:y
!Jn:.1n1111g aholi\ ;t Ill'\\' homr
nrar !he IJ4>;1eh·1 ":'\o'.I ·s the
t1m1· tn ;tnp drran1u1g ;ind
~tRr\ h1 lfl!!. · says J oh n
J•arkcr. pr1·s1d(•n1 of PBS
{_"<1rp1ira11011, h111l<lf'r nf r rn·
h1r\ ~hon~~ in llunhngton
1~l':lch.
··\\·e·re closing 0111 our 1.151
unit of ho1nr,," .<.a1d !':nkcr
";it !nil~· ,,.n~:it1011.1I prii·r!'
for a L'11111n1un111 !l\ lh<' sea ..
These 1'11'.lf'h h111n1•~ ;1re
\111h1n a f111• 1111111111• h1kf' riclt•
of hC'.1ch :ind IH1,1t11i.•. lac1\it1f's
1{{'~1drnl!> r111ny ;1 lre~h ~mni;.
frl'l' S(',1 bl't't'l.t: t!1;1I kt•f'\'l.~ HI·
dl)nr and nuldoor l1v1ng alw:i~s
tv11h1n the cun1fort zone.
"Century Shores is a pcr!C'rt
pl:ire to ll\'l' for people v.\-M.1
love the sea and like the cnn-
veniencrs nf being part or a
"'ell ?!:inned, community,"
Parker noted.
A variety of ocean-oriented
.a ctivities. t>:<cel\ent
r estauranls, nighH1me en-
terta1nment. as v.·el\ a s
cultural allraf'tions ~uch as
concerts, 111 e theater and
numerous art gallerirs, are
snn1e nf the all11rrn1ents of
this Southt"rn Ca I 1 for n i a
coastal area.
Homes al Century Shores
1.'llmplement the Sou I her n
c;aurornia scene ~·ith en in-
door-outdoor lifestyle t h a t
emphasizes specious yards,
pasa tbru windows, and sliding
walls or glas.• that bring
nalurf!: into every room.
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nll'"'"'; \'PU Iii" br\I nf l\\O
\\'(n!o! \1ii.:lr t~moly hom"~ on
\ 5%
DllWM
1n1L1 ,fl,1.•I 1,11 ... iwre thr u1u.11ly· ,
.,...~,11·d -.odr\ .11d< of conv<'nl•On~I t1.1(t
hnme<. h~ve ht•rn 111il1u•d 1n l'"'Cre.1!1r'ln
.1nrl p.1•k .1rra• for l~pr1\~lr,
r'ldu11ve U'-f! ol your 1~m1ly!
EE31arbor lane Homes
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
•Harbor l.lnr I! 1 TIM nlrrr the C.1rt'l1re
.1rid m~1n1rn~11tr·lree l1v1ng of 1
1n1vnhou•r h1Jf, Yo oih the <rpa1.1t1on
nf ~ d!'!.1< '" d ""~Ir f.1mdy home .,,
.!1dl'fll• lffl',llllnll
TWO THll t & IOlJ• 110 1001.1 tfOOroll!
FROM S251950
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fresh, ocean breezes ..• enjoy social events, and friends over
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The itinerary of a vacation along the Riviera? Almos!. This i,-
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atmosphere. Incomparable recrealional tacitities, and JuU. land·
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Real Estate
Questions/Comment
By Realtor Randall Mccardle
Taartle Rock Seart.'ey
Buyers Back Homes
l
8u1ldtr Richard B Smith hi Rock -tht park!I, pool area!I. homt, 1o1h1ch fraturf'~ a h\111i.:
coing direcUy to th t and indoor atrium gardtns room with f1rrplact , d1n1ni.:
What lt the best ln.estment for the •wr• in-homebuyer for ntw construe· Th~~· al'ctpttd tht ztro-lot hne art11 , Hnd moden1 \.:111·ht-n
• .,..,, I• th•r• 1 formvt1 one utfld toJlowt A few tkin and desicn 1dea.s at !ht N>nct"pt of tht Tu.rile Rock Sf'll8ratr fro1n the :ihdu\i
Y"H" ego, tome friend1 and I tot ......_. encl Mueht li~•l~~ Broadmoor Turtle Rock C'Oln-honits finding the feature v"Y glass doors of lht •slro·court
'°'"9 ecrwge which we hope wlll make1u+. tome money mwuly in Irvine. functional. ll allowed rna1-only by a ("(IUntertop and the
-someday. ThM, there are otht-r iftYettmentt I tw-9 Reactions or Broadn1oor 1mum USt' uf the ltil. prov1dtd width of a halhr.'e&)'. '"*. . . · rt'!!lldtnta to their M"' nr"' a side lo! for pluy. and a Tl1t As1rocoort -part of
I'm ot f id f tt" '-w.i ttuf I cMn't home and rommun1ty Wf'rt privale patio arra on wluch lo Hr<>admoor's F:n,·ironmcnlal
dn • r• 0 .. '"I my t .:::r.• · taken dur'"" 1 door·te>-door in· enterlaln. A number also in· l.1\ 111" rorn11il 1ia{'kaue -1s want to rown. Are there IOfM guldellnn we could fol. ""' " ,. fow that would ._.,. us time and money? TINnk&. terview given to a number of dicated that lhts <.'OtK't'pl 1m-"'' artual roon1 "'Ith w;ills
T G . homeo~rs proved the degrer of pn' ll('} ar1tl dui1r' and floo r -but no
• ·• Newport Beech ''We ask-• ho--wne-to t•-1 ff d-• b th rool I l'la « ghl 11 . Here Me a Dumber or "Dos & Don'tJ'' wblcb ex· ni "~ •;> ov?:r ,..,. a or '-" Y econ n n ~1 • ie
perlence has taua:ht u belng valid in teal estate invest-express their views on our ventional home placemPn! Aic\r()(.'ourt 1~ ~deally situatf'd ir;ig. • homes In terms of advantaf.!eS "The negat1\'e C"01n111en1, lo t>«·o1nt' a u111<;ue 1ndoor-0ut·
· DON'T feel that owning real estate t's ~s1 for every-or disad\'antages of 1 he helped. too," noted L11otte for door fum1I\' roon1 Tb IJlllt" ~velopmffit cooctpt and the 14e dlSC'O\'ertd homtbu~ers In add1l1lln lo Plan E1i:h1
o.ne. er~ U no such .thing as an "average" investor desifn of the h 0 m" s preferenees and be<'ame n'IOrf' B"{)admoor HotTies at Turtll'
DAIL V •tlOT Ji> 9
•p~ there is no such thing as a ''best" investmenl Con--1hemselvtS." stated Larr\' awarf' of ftatures tha1 shou ld ROC'k 1)ffer four o t h,. r
11der what you are trying lo accomplish, discllS.1 with Lizotte. 1•1ct prtsident ()f 1~ bt' added. Some homemakers d1~ttn<"ll\e pl<111><. and a total llend.tl f 'irtt&
your real estate 1genl, then decide if ~ belong lo Tu!lin·bast'd firm. "Their opi-14·ould ha,·e hktd a broom of L'i e\.tt'rior tle1al10fls fron i \V. &ou Riddle of Ne 11 -
real estate. 1 nions ire val~ highly -the closet whi le others favortd a "'h1eh to choosr Homes are port Bt·ai·h has been
. DO ~o~sider the effects or INFLATION 'oo your comments and ideas we'\'e narro1o1· kitchen be<'aust 11 pnt·td from $35.990 to M6 .990 nan1{'d prr~1dent of ptes.e~t living standard. Will your eunings increase received help t() shape the saves steps." ·rhe sales compltll is open Tu~1111 ':-. Kai·anaugh
suff1c1enU y to provide for the needs of your family' designs. styles. and con-The results of tak in g daily bt'!14·ttn 10 a .m and $ l)cveloprnt'nt. In r ·
\\rill .you be ~ble to. retire comfortably on your savings, veruenas of our develop-homebuyer surveys can be pm and rna ~· be reached Bidd le ha:-been \·1re
pension, prof1t·shar1ng or Social Security income:' ments, present and fut urt" sttn in the product f or ell· from !ht> San Die~o Frttwa' president anrl general
DO know your present position thoroughly. Your Boyers generally related ample, the Broodmoor Turtle by tak inJl: Q1h·er west to <'am-manager of R1rhard B.
realtor can help you to develop figures to determine will to the en t Ire en· Rock Plan E1~h1 1" a s1ni;:le-pu.~ and left to Turtle Rcx:lo. Smith. lnr. for the
where you are. now. With this knowledge, you are equip-SLIDING GLASS IN TURTLE ·ROCK HOMES vironmental theme ()f Turtle story. thrce·bedroom. twe>-hath Drive to Sierr;i Amign past seven ytar~
ped to make 1udgme~ts relative to your objective, and l--------------------------------------------------=-----------''----
chart a course to achieve your goals .
. . . ~o use "leverage" intelligently. Uverace is the
1ud1c1ous use of other pe~ple's .mane~ -and one key to
su0<;essful real e~tate 1nvest1ng. f'ear of borrowing
money. ~o accomphs~ your purpose will limit your op-
~rtun1lies and possibly prevent 1ttaining your objec·
lives . . po~"T pioneer. It takes too long. Select oppor-
tun1t1es 1n the path or immediate progress unless you're
110 wealthy you can afford a "land bank."
DON'T ga111ble. Obtain facts. Your realtor will have
these facts which are the basis for sound protection
and judgment of the investment.
. DON'T become emotional about the property ttseU.
"Pride in the property1' ls the most expensive type of
ownership. It blinds one to its true performance and
may postpone or prevent reaching your goal entirely. ~ikewise .. n:iaking value judgments based on a P.ersonat
like or d1shke of a property limits maneuverability and
can often negate the investment program.
. DO examine all ownership from the after tax view·
point. A heavy cash flo,1: can be wiped out by taxes. At
times, it may be v.•ise to pay out·of·pocket to support a
pz:operty. It may result in great tax savings. converting
an apparently poor investment into a very profitable
one.
Contrary to popular belief. it does NOT take large
s uins of money to become active in real estate invest-
ment. Some people start with as little as $2500. Their
success dept-nds upon their courage. determination and
WILLINGNESS TO ACT ... Studying" is done best by ~cholars v.•ho seldom get past the s tudying stage. Thev
almost never become '"'ealthv. v.•hile those v.•ho serk ou·t
competent real eslate counsfl and act on intelligent an·
alysi.~ reap the r e\l'ards.
Ra11dalt R. 1'1cCardle is an investmnt mialy;!t. eol~gf!
1~etu rrr, nnd authnr of .. .Beal Estate in California." !end
11ouf eommen t.,-nnd question.! tn Rtrndall R. 1'1t:Cardlr. c/o
fht ·DA.Tl..Y PIT.OT P. 0 . Box 1560, Costa i\1esa 92626.
Grand Opening Held
At New Viejo Tract
·A grand Opt'ning is under
"!SY et Cast a de! Sol at
Mission Vie)<), a complelt!y
ntw S I 5 - m i 111 o n adult
nei~hhorhood in the northern
hll!s of the Orange County
community
Designed for adults over 4~
y~ars of age ~·ith no children
under 21. C;isla del Sol ·will
fea ture its a14·n S 5 O O, O O O
recreation facility. and will
o¥trlook a new IS.hole ex-
eeuti1·e golf course.
.Exceptiionat view sites are
Al-'itable in the first phast of
419 homes. on 92 acres
otrerlooking Saddleback ~loun
tain and th e Ow Creek Valley.
:Designed by G ros~gnld
A:;sociates. Inc .. A.I.A .. Seal
~ach. Casla del Sol homes
\\ill be offertd in t1ro bedroom .
l'fO bed room \1'1th den . and
lltree bedroom designs. Prices
"'ill range from $26,995 10
$..14.195 with attrac1i1·e con·
veriiional finaocing avaUable.
Jarriain Roche of Lo~ Angeles 1 •D<t~irginia Baker of Arcadia
deed'lted tbt models. Dlaae models are available.
t'al!lf with four distinct11·e e:{·
C~ ,e}eYations. Four of the
Pf'ojut Chief
RtSf Canon of Mission
VfeJo Is heading a nev.'
•P"<ial project' dlvl·
s10n of tht Mission
Viejo Company. The
dimion will bujld CU5·
tom and .. ml-custom
h OIWI • 1 in Mission
Viejo.
nine may be purchased ss
single-family homes. while the
fi ve other models a re
ava ilable as duplex, triplell or
fourplex . Jn either case. the
home purchase includes the
land.
Re c re a tional lacilities.
designed by Craig Combs &
Associates of Newport Beach.
ioclude a custom-designed
pool. a hot therapeutic pool.
!>ilufneboard. boccie bo~·ling.
physical fitness room. billiard
and card rooms 11nd kitchen
facilities.
Me m be r s hi p is also
available in all the ()!her $3-
million recreation centers in
1'1ission Viejo.
Casta del Sol homes feature
carefree all-electric kitchens
wit h Tappan continuous-clean
ovens. d i sh w asher and
disposal. Standard features in·
cJudt a fireplace , de«irator·
selecled light fixtures. full in-
aulation, luminous k itch en
oeilings and an automatic
garage dpor opener. Also In-
cluded are stubouts for a built-
in barbecue. an ice maker and
1n outdoor b arbecue .
Carpeting is standard in the
living room. hall. master
bedroom and ad10i r.ing dress-
ing area and closets. Hea vy
shake roofs are also featured,
although mission barrel tile
roofs are ava ila ble on some
models as an optional extra.
Plan D, the Dona. fea tures
two bedrooms. 1111·0 baths. liv-
ing room, and a large multi-
purpose arta and kitchen, with
an attached patio and a
covered 1torage area.
Plan F, the Flora. is a three--
bedroom, two-balb mode.I with
a spacioos masltr, s u i f e
featuring a dressing area. two
Jvge wardrobe.s and 1 com·
partmented hath. Uvinr and
dining rooms tiave v1ulltd
ceilings.
Plan J. the J uanita. ts 1
thrff-bedroom. two-bath home
with 1 vaultrd ceiling in the
living room. The t h i r d
bedroom easily converts to a
study or den. The kitchen
oprns lo a covered patio with
an enclosed storage: area.
C11Stll del Sol model homes
may be ruchtd by takini;: tht
La Paz uJt 6f the S.n Diego
Freeway to Marcuer l te
P1rkw1y, thtn M•rrueritt left
to Cast• de! Sol Road.
ThoUsands tiew been sreaming tc
Westridge siooe the Grand Opentno
and !Bies records tw being shattered!
But there is atin 1 superb collection
of homes in 1he perfect locaiion for
you and your family. High above 11all1 1'1
colorful, hislorical. 8anta An& Canyof\
among the rolling hills. A place to
1alte t'lold in e country home sheltered
from city congesr1on . Weslridge of!ers
~e d1gn1ty and serenity of a comfortebl"?,
bt>aulofur res•dence complete w11'1 evP'Y
convenience. Jus! a short stroll trom tne
' ,, , hand:;ome new Westridge Sw1rn and
T enn1s Club cornplele w1lh giant oool,
caba,as, lighted cciun:; and outdoor
barbecues. Come discover e.-:ac:tly 1ne
t'lome you've been seek11ig fro m amorig
1he one and two story. tnre~ lo s•ie
b<?oroom decorated mode•<. r>ow open
!oryoor rnsoecl.on lolty hv ~ IOOm1
with dt'a mar.c. ~01rig ceilings.
e-1egaol dining rool'll!O in'llt•ng, step-
down !amity rooms w1tti wet ba ~ srid
pan94ed W91ts. Scads cl luxurious shag
earpeling. Master &.tilts with bale~.
w21"'-in wardtobes, garden baths with
lr,doorplanl!!B &nd Roman tubs. lv-d
aensationail Sun-Lite• all-eleciTic
self-cleaning cwens, n:sh COl'llP3C~
d rshwashers and disposals-eH
r-ciudcd Se! in scene!. comple1e wi!h
cerarruc 1i1e .count"rs. pass-ttiru patio
w naows, k.lml rl<U3 ce111ngs and
harowood cabi rielry. Truly complete
hornes nesiled oo large !ot-::, p1otecied
v.•1"' shaior.e rCJof~ and reaay fOf your
SP oc11on. Fu d two or lhree car garages
airi concrete drJ',ry,a/S. Sec West ricge
toca, Pie.It your choice of residence on
yriur lavorrTP, hOfl1"?S1te now. Then start
l1v1nq Ta10 a h·~e. r1deyo1.1t bi\fe, fty
11 k11e Loft yOIJf lde~tyle t"1ake Ille move
10 W1>o;rrodgo. It s wl1ere you ought 1o be!
f:XCf:Llf:NT CONVl!NTIOHAI. flirlAHCl'Q
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8Grant Home
today!
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Grand
Opening
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Exciting 1 and 2 story
3 to 6 bedroom
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Now Open!
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IT'S HAPPENING IN OUR TOWN! ...
life at Mission Viejo is a growing thing ••• green grass,
colorful flowers, 1oaring trees and precious children ••• and
It's a growing way of life, tool Growing families, growing
friendships and a gtowlng involvement in happier living.
Mlaslon Viejo offers over 3 million dollars worth of recrea-
tlon1l f1cilltie1 In four great centers ••• 20 Little League Base-
ball Team1 ••• Junior All-American Football League, •• and
n1Uonally recognized 1wimmersl Gently rolling hllls, azure
blue skies, clean air and an occasional fleecy white cloud
make the setting for life ••• a bouncy, busy, happy llfe ••• In
America 's most successful new town.
Come to Mission Viejo ••• discover five new communltles
••• and see the complete shopping facilities, schools for all
ages, churches, theaters, challenging golf courses and, above
all, 1 new way of life for you and your family!
= MISSION Vl~O. CALIFORNIA
'~MERICA'S MOST SUCCESSFUL NEW TOWN!'
"EQUAL HOUSING
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A1hnlnb1ralor
James n. 1-lall has been
nathed administrator
of the ~acre Park
Ne \Y po rt apartment
complex in Newport
Beach.
Rancliivood
Popular
At El Toro
The ~w "compJ,te look"
home-buyers parkn,R;e being
offered at Paceseuer Homes'
Ranchwood El Toro projtct ii
recei\·ing strong public ac-
ceptance. according to Landon
~I. Exley, Pacesetter vice
president and g e n e r a ]
manager.
For the first time in its
history, Pacesetter is offering
homes which include rear
yard fencing, custom drapes.
wall-to-wall carpeting and
front yard lan<tscaping and
sprinklers -all inclusive in
the $26. 450 to $32. 750 price
range for two, three and four
~rooms.
"In the first four "''eeks
after .,.,., opened the develop-
ment. we sold 32 homes out of
the 121 units available in the
initl31 increment." E 1 I e v
revealed. Eventuslly t~ pro)-
t'"l \Vil! consi11t of 391 units.
Ranch\\"ood El Toro is
located \Vithin the rural set-
ting <lf lht Lake Forrest
planned community in Orange
County, 1o\'hich provides an
Olymplc-sized sv:imming pool,
tennis courts and clubhouses
on a 30-acre lake.
In addition. the-development
will have its <lwn I.I acre <lpen
area. landscaped and main-
tained by the eounty for the
use of Ranchv.·ood reiddents,
ht said.
Occupancy in the first in·
crement is possible within 60
days , Exley sakl, adding that
con \'entional financing is
available v.·ith 3!'1 little :i.s 5
percent dovrn.
In addition to the exciting
home-buyers' package. al so in-
cluded with all models are
such features as O\'ersized
t\\'CH:ar garages. built-in range
and oven, disposal. master
bedroom vanities. 1 a r g e
closets. custom light fixtures.
cathedral ceiling in the living
room and insulated ceilings
throughout.
0th er all-inclusive ap-
purtenances in the homes ari!
\rood burning fireplaces v.·ith
ga s: concrete drivev.·ays, and
deptndable, cost-saving forced
air heating with ducting and
v.·iring prepared for future air
conditioning.
The four bfflroom Cheyenne
n100el is highlighted v.·ith a
IJ11'd floor family room \l'hlch
opens onto an outdoor Jiving
area and a spnciou!4 living
room ~'ith an extended hearth
and masonry fireplace.
Street design plans at the
housing project specify cul-de-
sscs which lead to park-like
open space area!!.
Home Buyer
Protection
Bill Posed
WASHl~GTON rAPI
!Jome buyers eould r&'!:i \'e
J!OV«nment compensation for
r!'pairs due lo shoddy con-
$Jruct1on. building cOOe viola·
tions and poor inspecti<ln ()f
houRs insu red by the Federal
Housing Administrati<ln under
a bill inlrodu<"ed by Sen.
l1iarles H. Percy IR·lll.l
The builders' warranty <ln
fedually insured hou.ses would
be extended from one to three
years.
Percy said the bin is aimed
at strengthening FHA inspec·
lion procedures to aMUre
adherence lo building i;tan.
d.1rds by making the govern-
ment financl.11lv accountable
for slipshod work.
Lax inspeetion, Percy said,
has permitted sptcUlators to
"'peddle defect ive homes at ln-
n111ed prices to a large new
cl15.'I of inexperienced and
unsophis!icalf'd low-incom('
homebuyer!. ·•
New Trailer Park Born on San Cleme11te Hills
A half 1nilhon yards of dirt ra!'lttm extremity of Carn!no
are being mo\ed du ru1g ~•le di' 101 P.iare:s at 3000 Callt•
preparanon of lhe S2 n11lho11. /'\ut\'O
46-acre Shnrechlfs ~I ob 1 I t .\lore than 70 perl"l'lll 1.1f the
Country Club, a new mobil<i lots at !ht adults-only 111obdr
home park I~ on a aeries club offer \"1ev.11 of the Pacific
oJ hilltops at San Otmt:ntt. Ocean, eastern mo u n I a 1 n
Grading and road ~ ranges and the goU couNlt'.
struclion are under way at the The mu1t1 ·lt vel ShorechUs
201 -spact open park Yl'hich will ~1oblle Country Club is bein~
adjoin the 18--hole Shorecliff:s de\•eioped by Dtl Prad o
Country Club and C'r01l Cour~e. ~tobi!e Home ParkJ, Inc .. of
The park lS rising al the Santa .~a. It ii expected to bt 1 -~-'--~~~-"-~~~
eon1plrted and ready for or·
eupa11ry tn Ortober
TIM> p3rk 1s the fi rst mobile
honi<' 1·omn1un11y to be con·
:.tructrd sinte the adoption or
rii;.d unllorm construction re·
quiremerils by the city or San
Clementt. As a result, zoning
and other ne<'t!'l!.llry per111its
\\Cre acquired arler {\.\O ~ear~
of consultations, according to
!he O\l'ner-OeveloPf'n.
Among spec1f,c re·
quirements spelled ou t in the
pari."s torung papers arc thal
all structures '.Ii!! h:11e a
natural v.·ood-hke apptaranre
\\'Ith n:-d11oood sidmg, board on
l>Mrd or other materials in
common rtsldential UM; roof-
ing materials v.·111 feat ure
v.'ood shingles or shakes. con1-
pos!Uon shing!t!'I , a s p ha It
sh1naJe.s or other similar
materials; !!kirting y,·il l com·
ple.ment tht home!! and alt
a\.\•nlnas will be glare-fret
Othtr regulations Y.'hich wilt
str\'e to create and prr'-4.'r\ ta
prtsugious commun11: arl'
1hat no u•!evi•lr-., antenna.'.
roof-rnvunttd air-conditioner'
or coolers .... ill be perm1Ued;
e\ ery ;iuton1ub1!e will ha\'e a
co\·ertd carport; each home
will ha\'e a CO\'ertd porch
or patio of at least 50 square
{eel at its entranre; and
storage compartmtnt~ f or
each home wlll bl!'nd \\1th
other structures ln 1hr park
Plans for the-par!. al~o call
for ~realt'r 1'f'I barK~ .,., h1t'h
\\ill l1t<\1idl' fl\Hf(' fllf <Jrld
~ra," t-w 1111-1·11 II\ 1:1~ un11~
1h1111 111 ,1 t•, jll1 ,d t1l•1lide h11n1e
pifl\. ;n_\·urd111~ tu I he
developer. Th~: 11~·1\' park -...111
also ftaturt' ;1 !arKt> ci1n1per
and boat .!-'uf'al.'e area for
rerrrat1on·ini111!t•d rt·~1dt'nt.-:
Si1(1re<"l1fls ~lohill· ( nun!ry
("Juli \I Ill affl•rtl fl'S1dl·1lt~ ar11I
1ht·ir 'l\!lOr.; :. park-l1kr at·
n'o~ph('rc 111th r n I l i n jt
greenbelt~. lrt•e-~haded mall~.
t\ eri::rttn shrubbery and e<il·
urfully µlanted sloping bank s.
•\ 111\ 1sh $100.000 country
fluhhou!lt \l'J!h ineeting and
~an1t roon1s fnr all types of 11 le1~urt' \lnlt ael!I lilt'~ \'.'Lil be
avs11!ahlt fnr rt·~1den!s tJf
ShorechH~ 111c 7.000 11qu.are
foot rr<Tea11nna I :sho\I piece
\.1 111 offer an 01~11 re creation
arc:i. t'ard ti)()Jll. b1!l!ard
roo1n , full~· <"qu1pptd kitchrn
Olnd ln1u11o:r \I tlh a n1assi re
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11TOWNHOMES DON'T HAVE TO BE IN TOWN!'
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Discover Aliso Villas. an exciting, new neighborhood of country townhomes, built on gently-terraced
hillsides, and surrounded by acres of green trees, lawns. and private recreational facilities. One and lwo·
stories, up to three bedrooms, designed in the Mission Viejo tradilion of quality. comfort, and value1 In a
clean air community of rolling hills and gentle valleys. Affordably priced from only $18,500
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VETERAN $Q DOWN
$18500 TOTAL MONTHLY
, PAYMENT"
"Typical V.A. Sale: Plan E. C;ish Pr ier S18 500. Cash
Down Payme nt SO. Mo"e in Closing Cost Approximately
S525.00. Unpaid balance of S 1 A 500 1n 354 successive
equal monthly payments of $185 00, 1nclud1ng principal,
interest estimated tax es and homeowners assoc.1a11on
dues. Annual Percentage Rate o! i 25°0
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MISSION VIEJO, CALIFORNIA
"AMERICA'S MOST SUCCESSFUL NEWTOWN"
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REAL ESTATE
LICENSING
COURSE
FoJmou\ licerninq courie now •v•d-
.a ble t~ru l•rbell, Applic.,nt1 full y
reimbur1 ed upon qudlification. For
details c•lt Al Slo ao, 714.842 .5581
in Oronge County.
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~r A(JTV a•'P onlf I ' Y"· """ •nP " l1•"" '"'" mo<!»I '""'"''""' 1 ~·•'h '·'""'Y r<.>ori W•ln •:•9on• 1,, • .,,~,. "'~'' •0"'~"''"' lnr .,,,~,l~lfT•nQ
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EXQUISITE 2 STORY FRANCISCAN FOUNTAINS
•nP P'>C!'<l ~·row rfpl,•:-m•n• •I l"",'IW' 1)(1(1 "~ It o! lln•s! dU•h'V &
rom!ort • tl"<l•O<"''" l "P•••'• b•!n•. l.l<l>lly room wilh '"'""Ing 11«r!•rt,
bv111 '" or•om '""'""· d"""'•lht•. '°'"'•' "'""'" 'O(I"' Lov•IY gold n..io (drpol•"ll· 5uM.lt(~, Elonul•lul p•l•o loo. Ow~r 1ran•!~rrtt1: lolf>.000•
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UOO •O !1 O•«uBv• hOmo in PfO>ltOP (O>I• Mo;o IO(•t.on, No C!OWn GI.
tormJ -o• 10 • do"'n "''".""' 1 to..ln·-. to'T'·I• room lor 11! the ec!lc"
""''h a '"•Pl•<• IO• •" lo "°'''''•' Ou•~·1 ~ ""•~. gl••mlng bulnln 1111111. •net~ inclu<11ng <l••hw••l1or De•P P"Odftl c.rr~••r>\i, rv1tom d'"""'· <IKOr·
11or w1llf>ol.,., ~(<OMS, Nowly p;J•n!e<l. V/nlor >Ql!rner, Dologh!lul ,oe!io.
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FEW STEPS TO BEACH 526,000-NO DOWN
o I. !erms -low -low down non voi. -try I DOO do""'' Gonorou1 $110<!
bedroom., co1v d•n SP"ll~H <or>dlt.on ln11do & oul. Clo!ld 10!! 1Mg cir·
poling & w1ooow cove'ln9• 111'ruou•. Wdo '""•' bu11!1n 1c11enen, d11.1'1w••nor.
O-••ontlul <OV••«I p,'OliO. '6118<15
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.i'i\\'* FRESH AS A DAISY! 528,500-NO DOWN!
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"o n~"" (;,I l•rrTI• -•II OI"•'> 1vbm1r low down PtVmentt Try l1¢ll
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C1iv11l•y qu.tf ••!!1"9 wiln •n ovl•lu1Cllng vi•,.. OI grnHo rOlil"9 grffn 1'1111• ••<l mounl~lns. l -1 V•I. nfw wiP" fVlfV ""••9<nlbl• loMu•t l"LU~! 11»
'·I !I ot lv•vrv living! i bedroom>. J 1r111•t•• bl!"•· l"'G• tamolY room, ~1;morous lltepl~C•. rotmal dlnong room, 111 ••.i:t"c bl/Ill.in ~i'<""'· di>I\-.
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FMN!u' garaen -!>'>TIO ~llcnen. aolv•e buJ11.1n te•tvrft !tw:l!ldt l>lnclY
ll""""'nrr ~ ton 11r c""'31honor ~ttP> vou coot .,I surnmtr IO<>Q, ••m11y
room w11n hand.amt hrtPI•<• •n<I • llV<'nl"9 Wl"I l>lr. Plvsh t••Ptllog,
dr.1Pt>. Oel<Qnllul 1141>0. Prestige locat.,n. IJO.«ll:I
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Trulv • <lrt•m nomt -1n11 l''l yr. ntw Mlulon Vlt lo rHidtN:t 11 n1t11 to
rt\<111 l •i>acOOU• bedroom•. 1 baths, t !191nt Olnlnq nlOm -V'"' IOI Ir>-
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3 BEDROOM + DEN -$28,9001
P"cf<I lor lmm~l.\lo •M• by '"'.,.,' own .... 1 Qkam!"!I bum. !.otated
'""' llYll"l •OOm Wl!ll •i~•nl flrtPllCt tncl picture Wh'MIOWI <lvtrl<>OO:ll>ll
'"' l)oOr-.lf~t groun<h Bui!l·ln 1ppll~n<ft In cfl .. rfut brlgll! ~lldlt'n. L-ly
covtrta palio -•ummtr ·~ & coc.1 °""" brHHI 962-5566
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No dO...., to vft1 -low dOwn n«r-va!s. IHIJl!ful "S!ttdll\t" home wlllt
cu<IOm t1mlly room wilt\ gl1rnc>ro111 flrwplact. 0.luq bull l·lrl ~llctien. Pl•n
YOU• """'"""' fun ' t'nltflllnl"!I In tht Otllighttul pa!io. Nfflr I ll 1<1100l1 ill<lPPl~9 & !rHw1y1. 1~""691
Tarbell Reaches 87°/o
Of The Home Buye~
* 10 FULL PAGE ADS EACH WEEK. * TARBELL'S EXCLUSIVE MULTIPLE
LISTING BOOK * GUARANTEED SALES. * COMPLETE FINANC ING * TELETYPE SERVICE
''LIST YOUR HOME
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OVERSIZED FAMILT RM-$30,750!
lovely "°"'9 -El Toro fddrns. Only 1 yrs. ntw with l to«loin btd· "'°""' 2 l>lll\li, hu.,_ ltmlly room lor 111 !ht •Cllon bMsh I Ntwkame
tort Platt . OrNm b</1lt·ln appllonc:H tnclvdl"!I dl•hw11htr. Attr•ctl~• petlo.
Sptlnklt rs. N..,r W!•dtn1 grttn ft.Ids -(Ol.lftlrf 81rno$pt\t rt Y"1 llhopplllQ
& ttcr .. tlOn • !fw u.:Ol'ICl1 eway, tJIUOJO
EXCITING BUY FOR G.I. $31 ,0001
Srnd your ch!kl"'1 to the !lr>t" 1chools -FO\ln!tln VtlltV! l soa<lows
e..irvom1, 2 1>att11, q-·1 cltU!t bultl·ln' range, -I. dil.l'lw11ner. kJKht'n
pen1ry -1 '""' btttutyl Gr•tloln llv .... room with mvltlng ll••Pl•ce ov••-
loo'<I 1 pro!ty ''" llnt'd 1lrfft, nice homa & MIVflbo<1. Fin-"41••11•·
LOYtlY pello. Sprll\kltrl. ""'1) ffl·117J.
RETURN TO CAPISTRANO! $36,9501
Lll<t !ht 1w11iow. -only one• .,..,u get htrt you'll MV9• w1nr to lffvt! 2'> vti. ntw w1111 t gorgo.oU> 11rtum f'f!try, !un<:!il>ntlly pla"flld !Qr •Ulve
lamlly living I. tn11rt1lnlng, 1(1"!1 slit<! bedroom1, 1 """"· llrllf family room Wl!h eleo;,anr tir•ollco, wt1e-11v•r t>ull!·ln llllrhfl1, di1hw•"1tr. A_,,
for \'Ollr c•moer. An~lt detp carOl'lil"IQ, d••Ptl. ~Urry! '9).13'1
SOUTH COAST OFFICES * Costa Mesa 540-17:£0
2955 Hn.t 11-.d, * Huntington Beach B42-6691
16111'-clll11¥4. * Huntington Beach 962-5566
9017 ...... * Huntington Beach 846.0604
5124 1111 ..... * Huntington Beach 962-8865
ffJI H•lttH * Fountain Valley 962-1373
1 .............. * Fountain YaDey 842-2561
17941 ...... * Mission Viejo 830-6060
2JJl1 11 T9N .... * Laguna Hills 830-6030
lot•M Hllll Pl-. 24J70 l odfW4 * San Juan Capistrano 493-1341
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A REAL ''WINNER" $32,5001
lttlOI' sn.t11 ~ltlon lf'aldl & ou1. l(:lng t l!td bedn:iomt, 1 UIN, ttcluded
rMr Uv lng nlOm ovttlooll1 1 Ptrll·llkt y1nl, O.!lghtf\11 ccvtr..i .,_uo. "II
tlKtrk "Awtrd" bulllln 'llCMn, cll1llw1>Mr. An lddre» of prldt t. Ol1ll1K-
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3 ve.tfl -tncl bt"tr tllltn ,.... tonclilkln! !(Ing 1llt<I bedroom., brlP'll vow me1&I.,.. him~. J !>9th•. large ltmlly room •llh htndtomt ber
end .,. in1plrlng flr1>pl1c .. °"'""'' ~ltd'ttn. cl•lu•t l>vllt·ln rtrtgt, oven
& d•lllwatlltl'. Lowly p.oUo. C.a1 flf9cl 1180. Mtny 1xtrt tl t'U·ll1l :-. ..,..
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1 l>alfllt, tortr1t! dinlno room, 111 •IKtrlc Pll:lh bulton bulH·ln kltcti.., cl~
••-r. p1111 !hru ttntlng to lowly patio -'"81 for 1ni..,.1 .. 111Q. '"'""'
tieaaecl Grapes. ,1..,.nt m irrored cllftlng room w111. •lkll"'GI door 1o kwely
pe!kt from m.uter 1ulh & FlVlllQ rmm. Prof•llo!wtll~ 11/ldluptd, PMO.o
REAL "FUN LIVING" -$35,000
F11M.<lo\l1 hugt -U1 ""'m 21 l tt fl. Wilt 10 Wiii c1r~111. h.lllrout wood
PAntlltw;t, -~PO\.., t>Hm.<1 c~iling1, l bill bedrooms, 2 S11N•e!1 ~m •• wu .....
1av1r bullt·in 1pplll>nc.1t1, dl•/\w&1/\er, LO....ly pallo. lhlt h11 Iv bt Oflt of
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' . By <:ANDACB PEWON The llCbool, comprlled of an office, therapy. ..I.
ot • DlllF flt•~ c:tassromn Ind a pra(tlce• room, 1lt1 Petersen blames the ·medl.a, police I-~ "It'• dllll<lllt 16 tonore lllat ISO waftd •l-1 ""'°"'Plcuous'1 In a Santa Alla judges !or masaage'I bad 118D!f H1 man;
lmder your DOie for tomething extra industrial park. circles today. , ,~
"111\D ll1e rent'• due Md Ille babf needl A small sign with blue Md red plastic "Rather than uy Uiey l?J'Olled t,bt¥
, new -. ' letten bane• !IUI front, the Oll'1 due 10 pn>stltuteo, Uiey AJ they amsted tbreO
"Bu~ )'OU hive 10 look oUt for yo;,, own tho bulldlng'1 lclenuty. . !"""-tedmldaDI," be ob I• c l.S,·
ft)lUlalloa .,.i own lui...,," DiaaJd M. lnlide, Pdenen staunchly, delendl .t ._ -1• could no nion &l.-. .f'
""""""" lhe dqn ol tbi Los ,\ngelOI -·· • ' . • mw.,.. lo 11ve tbelr lives." · School ol ........ 4 Slnla Ano ...,. A ·brochure,, advertlalDtl Ulo ·-'lllole that oller somelhlng else Uljder
.,, .... 'lT9,.. U>e ~-•·Im' -iL,, states Uiat the-bumu l<Jlll:h m&J bov• ~ the • name , ol m ••JI 1 I e a re -~ '"' .,... • maglea) elled, ™'"" ,j)por llled ... 11\11; ''umciapuloul," ~ dJU1'I ond ~
daa al 4 · !F~..t ... re~ .. ,.., the 'Slouch·.,~ .... • lllllll<m (feaitimata) 'lllduslry ~
-~·-Ille '•lrllJMloii ~ ' ,tl!d .... Ille.... .... • In ~ ' :;~·~,,~~m;·~,;.,Cf,~lar: .and W OUl'lelvef71o ll!Jo,..~ Iii ·bis Crusade lo mn. ma....-a \ :T"'"l' ,_ ~ I { "'-~ 1 •· ,
f'f '~ ) I t ~I: ~tc!1MI 'V/~ don't ·caro if liley 'h'aio 'o ulfe<ie dogreo,
Im 11Boot D· Sdenoes '~ ""' ".. f
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' ID'ciil'a.p.wap aiatet,'1'Tbe miila e ' ~ Iii mry ll>cal!fl ii.= ~;.·.,·k.·.,-·. ·,,--, --.-----mpec:!ed--. -.. ·. tlooal--pasl-tllllf-,·Pe-1 ...... --li .~~ .• up lo Md respected .as 1 90Ud Ma1Age's' ·biggest . .aOci, Pelerseo figllting atuludes ol the public and ~
50mo--1< _ esPectany . ......,. _ says, is ao the blood. "Tbm are three police.
wooJd ICOUle Ille ICbool o1 rr:-of trtlllon lndlvJdual coils in Ille bod¥ that Many people who woold like to lwn '"'
· · · ._. ba•e lo be fed with nutrleots materials," l<COive Dllllllf• sre afraid lo t.to wllbful tllln~91 ' ·•Fist de911e Id "'"sa~, ~w""' ·~ ~~ Oil a ~i•· ~.~ ~-,.._ •·-'t ~ hijtQry, ..,.,, todiJ is ""I': .,. \JIA .. '6 UJlll: ._,UIQ wu -u. ... O!Sltl ~Ule ....,, YW VI
l1Mqlll bJ• 1111111 lo l!o~ with pad. o1 paper. "And ~ ~ sway. ·which .,. Jqilimale. ,...U~~4 ·,1i...a ICla ol ~:::::-loci:~ = :..:!~co~~~fy,IWA~ -~.l ,-=r,,,.. _parlors · .. were Brittanlca, fl one ot the 'o · ·forms o( Petuin thinks this II~ ~ ~·:.tr;~ew .~~~~I)' (Ill lo~ =-=~~':1.'~""-
...,. dllos Ja.()I' .... ~-~· '.\.)).);In Qilu, tt WU' '*"'8ldered I places around hlmlelf Into which , e11e-. In CallfoiwJil -~ .branch el -"dne. , . "• \J aren1 suwc-1 to mter. ~ parlonatatbl'ff~..... •'BegJmiiD(ln the 1t20'1 ·m Ille · .s .. it For oome ot·the Inhibited. .......Ill
qalrJq .........., Ill aduOI · IDIDage wu used tncruJingly in plzyslcal par Ion simply viola le Ille llw. liliif l'ir
from a -""' llCbool enlorcemeut olfic:tals lhlDk Ille certlfll;Ata In 111011 dlleo, II •likes .. b$1r1 of ' , is ooly 1 slight obltade oplaced In tlS ~to set a csrllflcate. '!Wt the ap-'Ille CGOtlnallou ot two --ooe path ol a c:oolinulll& career Jn proe,
.plicant must get afp&mit lnSnill>O polko •• t1le .... .,, tu c:olJect« loll t1le otHr tlluuon. :
department and. IJP.most-8*1, line • ta Ille ~·W?11or'1 office~ printed Don Carroll, prosecutor in the orazfp bad<iJ'olmd dleck Md a plzylical ex· 00 11111 pq., la 1u1 week's Buday Cooml)' D!Jtrlct Attorney's olQc:o, .. Id lit aminltlm.~, i • ·~ ,. ' ... _.. was IUppoled to be the "expert" On uu1 Ptfol were om-lrom tile psper. •h: offi '!be cqune at the Los Anaela School · · mallOge actlvtty in ,... co bat -ol MaWae, ibuoded In 19!'1, wjlldi bis 11 Tllo l,alormatloa that wai mllw.i II "unfamfilar with the certlficatea." •
brancbel Jn caJJfomia ·(induding "'°' In ,...led tllf• wed< oa Pap. CS. IDformed of the common requirement,
Fuilerlon "°" ~) costs abool>$300. (See MASSAGES, Page Cit) .
Kiss Still Kiss,
Unless You Get
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CHiRI CONNELL TAKES A BRUK
Slae Delp• tlae (;laildren
For tbe put two years, Cheri Connell bu been mUlng
what she calls "Utile friendshlps" with many underprlvllepd
children from sU part. of Orange County.
The 20-year-old Orange Cout Coll•&• student coordi-
nated camping trips to tbe San Bernardino mountaln1 and tbe
Palo Indian reservaUon, beach cookouts, trips to the circus,
buebsll games and parties as part of OCC's Help the Cbil·
dren Proaram.
Altboup she could not go on all tbe trips because she
worked on Saturdays, she ~lanned the trips, Interested tbo
OCC student body Jn donating ,1,200, worked with commu·
nlty centers ln selecting tbo children and gettlne their par-
enll' permission, bought tbe food and oreanlled oilier occ
studenta to chaperone a total of more tban 2,000 children.
But since June she bu been employed at the colle&• and
bu bad weekends free to join Jn tbe activities benelf.
"I love lids -I love to work with them. They are ao
cravina ol affection ••. in a lltile bit of time I have become
90 clOle to them;" she says.
Cheri also bu been volunteer counselor to Incoming
OCC freshman and a volunteer teaching assistant at Smeilley
Junior High in Santa Ana.
Beslofes tblJ volunteer work, Cheri bu represented Ille
OCC psychology department at faculty and admlnlalnUon
meetings, worked full·tlme at a local drug store and carried
a full c1 ... load at OCC .. a sociology and psychology major.
You Can Help
The Pet As&lstance Leaeue does everythlng from re-
trieving ldttena from tree tops to placing unwaofed animals
in good · homes. Members handle caJJs about everythlng from
snakes to goata to peacocks.
According to Kay Bennett of Pet Asalstance. tbt equip-
ment used in anlmal work is u:pen.slve. So the group can
continue Ill work, a fund-raising i:ummage sale ls being
planned for October.
Collection of sale items bu begun and tbe ~roup said
"we will take anything." Services of an 1utomobile repair-
man have been donated for autos whlch may be contributed.
Pickup can be arranged for anywhere Jn Oran&• .:Ounty
by calilnJ the organiuUon at 530-54~~. Anf large items tbat
can't be easily repaired and sold will be given to tbe Salva·
Uon Army.
Among services offered by Pet As!lstance ls trapping of
wild animals and nulunce strays, help witb neutering of
dogs and cals, animal placement, witb a major goal being
curlailment of breeding.
OFFICE AIDES, SANTA ANA -CRIS (Community Re-
ferral lnform1tion Service) is in urgent need of help to handle
incoming phone calls for counselors. No training is required
for this assignment. Helpers can volunteer for any hour.
Nancy Harris at 83fi.4357 may be contacted.
TELEPHONE CALL A DAY: COUNTY·WIDE -Calling
a shut-in once a d1y can make all the difference in the world.
It not only brings friendly cheer to the paUen~ it also ro-
usures tbe patient that some one really does care. To Join
Ille Cheerio Hollo or tbe Friendly Chat prognma, a call to
Mrs. Laraon at 530-2370 is aJJ you need.
YOUNG VOLUNTIEllS: NEWPORT BEACH-COSTA
MESA -Glenhavon Newport Convalescent Hoapllal needs
YOiuntoers, 14 and over, for visiting paUonll. wrllinl letters
and helping witb parties. Contact Julie Rowlett at 648-7764.
Working u teachers aides andllayaround asslstanta ls an
opportunity for volunteers, I~ en over. at Hol>O Haven School
for tbe mentally retarded in Costa Mesa. LaDeane Jacobs at
642-4789 will help in aulgnmenll.
Help for You
HIL' LINIS -Unlua apeclfied, the telephone lines u.d below are open 24 houn to talk to IDJOM needln1 help.
Some are bttt.r at bandlJnc drua .. rtented probloma; otbers
are more nnaW1 and provide sheltlr, a '1'11Plthlic .ear or
-· aupport ln a Ume of ttlsls. COSTA MllA -Youth Problem C.Oter, "2-0032.
HAuo. AUA -PJSH. temporary emerpacy weliare ..me. oronltatlon, MMOeO.
HUNTINGTON IUCH -Harllor lltlpllne, 894-4242.
LAGUllA llAC~~ ~ 'Holllne, 4JK.HELP.
NIWPORT llA"" -toun11Uns. 842-4438,
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SADOLlllACIC V~LIY IW U0.2522, DOOll lo lllkl~ CLIMINTI -Hollllie, ~ • SANTA MA-~ Pl .... ~
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COOSt Bill
.For Litter
$1 Million
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doee lhe coolrovony llllftOUDlllnfI the
cause of 11mono".
"Mono" ntal became a boa!ebold word
in the 1110s -when Belly co-eel wu
wearing plaid aklrta and bobby "'• and
boya were orcanlling panty nids for e1.-
cilement. In those days, and unlll fairly
reetntly, standard treatment was bed
real fm: from four lo aJx -a, followed
by llmlted IC!lvily fjll' lbroe moallll.
Contracllnc the dlseuo meant the loaa ol
a wbWe 11mester'1 wort. aometlmes a
lull year ol coUere.
Today complete -u -treotment ii u -u the ptll\Y
raid and white --'But doctooo
do -avoiding lllreouous ... erdae and llmltq llll10ceSSlrJ' acllv!IJ.
Spleen damqe u I rosutt of OVef.el·
ertiGn II I real ~ w tt b
mononucleolll. ~
Mono II olteo , mlitllcm for 9lllar
d1-el; the same 11J11Jllama ._ 1t
for dlptberta, ~Ila, ltubmla,
tubet<uloala, ~'a;41aoase -ovm
acute appendlcltla; ; •
Tiie problem el bow lo.~ wllalber Ibo
ma1a1at -lo -~ bu ~~~f"'d~ In ltl5. ,,. ....,. !llat'tbt
pro<aa toot SI 1*n. •
How a .... teal .. denlopod,
callod Ibo ........ on.Dot -
-... bo naof Ii Jull 11" G>lnu:.O. Spedal pdDoa pis_ .... Md dYld
-~~ ..... -... papor aU4a, u.i lllllii4 '11111 a llmplo ol
I patJent'I wlloio blood, -Cl
pl;;:' allda la ..... 1111111 bod: 11111
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datl W.. 111011 appall' ID Ibo -:1.:ruu:.=-.~ _ .. a...-.. ~-==:.-=·=~.= d1hM• If._.., ba1 llr ..... Ibo
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AMC Pays Hotel Bill
H Auto Breaks Down
LAKE GENEVA, Wll. -
Altboogb It denies it !.s ping
Into the lodging llW!neu, the
American Moton Corpor•tfon
bu come up with a oew pltclJ
to maxlmile alea In 1173.
U your 7S Hornet or Javelln
or any oilier car llullt by AMC,
bttW down more than !DO
miles from home and the car
11 bpi In the pngo •vemlibt
for repaln, the company will
...,_ you for food and
lodging up to 1150.
''Thil would mean we would
be providing for a man and hlJ
family U tbtir car became
disabled on 1 vacaUoo,.. an
AMC spokesman aid.
At the aamo time, the U.S.
automaker doubled the 111t1 on
Ila warranty by Including an
option Wlder wbldi a car
owner CG111d pay 1140 ml got
full-wUTanly prolectfon for SI
months or 11,DOO mlleL
Tha lnwntdlat9 ..... """'' -ti .. the follow!.. colltcllona hive ...... ..__
from the WIN'*'-. where ttwy .,.. pr111nt-
ly btl .. htld.
AUCTION
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PRIVATE COLLECTIONS
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$20 MAGIC CURL •• : ; ;. -9.95
$25 GLAMOUR CURL .12.50
$35 "EGAL CURL ••••• 17.50
Don, min these great "vlhgtl Our cllltfrM
perms glw luxurious body and bounct.-¥thi4t 1
tiny prices you c111 afford to look ~ .
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"Whit an "°" doln&. warden!" he uld. ''Yoa bow
me. I'm Don Reid. We.,.
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lrlendl! Why don't you etop
tbiJ!tt
•1•m lf0l'T'1, Doo. You bow
then II notblnf I can do.
You're nest • • ... •
At tbal moment Don Rold
-blmoell """"'"' -bis bid, bllhld ID ._t,
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llleralllYe II *W to lbollda
Ibo oleetb -111 altop4ber, •
DoeRed .UI.
"Wllol'the -.t bu -II
1 llllt llnt ltop. Bui I 11111111 WOD't bl ,_ aalll I
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-""" ••• ., lalD Ulllo piecm-11.., ... r.. -wn1 ... u..uaa-and
palll Ill• lh--"7,..... •
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Romlnllle ID lllf 11 editor of
tbl -..eklJ (DOW twice WllklJ)
--aod la•lbll eapoo:llJ, • 1111 o (II c l e I
..... --G( Ills pu1'lle ' lau wlh "'' ~ DelW'..., a-
-..... lboo. 'Iba ... wu luly •,JIN. .
"Wiim I loot Ibo job la -·--··· methell-Jiaytfo...., lbt--.'Reid aid.
• .,,_ .. .,. the -led
,.... -In llallu .,i.-4 aod llld be apected a story.
"ln11ariftedelthe
lboUlbl ct II. I -• over lllnudlloodlalbeniom
llD lftl\'lllwllllo nluet -be -· Ho lbnrn tbo -"°""" up "' ... mtpt---n. -·· Wo"'1 -"" '°'" ......S up 111:1 lllle. ... ,.. • • dloiC ud • Iba booll' 1111 ... llrUI aplnll
WA'IUI 'BUI DIB Ille -po. '1'1111 Ibo booll' ' •lie-...+. "Illa!'• what l'OI lhlmpo .... nlued .... tloe.
tlllnk. I know the punk. Ht'I ,,,.. lbet do II ...... ,,,. dodor optnl the lllllft11 ahJrt no aood. end ll wlD bt a end llllonl 0 r o u f b a
plellw'e lo nldi blm die .' ~ ud 11yo, 'I
"When tbt)o brouib1 Buller ~.. Ibis lilU lepllJ
111..ilbowardtoelkldllbt -
""4 ..,u.tof lo llY. Bustor "Wbtl do you do -lbs
tbanbd ...,,.one there, in-1w1tcb ii tbrown, Doa?"
"I watdl. 'nw.t'r wt." ~ dudmc the pollcema, then ~ ,_
And I proy." pt down .. bit -end
....... lbe Lord'• PnJtr. Reid •tlm•lal !bet lbe -
-· from the time the '"OD my ••J tD t b e priJoDer 1nten tbe cMmber i.lt~ 111ta: ll ..,., ovu i unW bt II wheeled out, tom
uw the polkomaa iiltllaf GO 1 about Ill minoltl. Tblt muu
btocb In the priooa 10td with Reid bu -I ..... It boun
Ids ,_ buried ID bis bands. I watcblnl mtn dlt.
111 down and put l!!1 arm In R<ld'1 view "'" -around blm. Rt turned to me who pro1 .. 1o lrfor lbe dollb
end Uld t1woufb ·bit loan, penalty .,. unblvalent aboul
"Whal hive we solved?" ll' bt bu yet to find e -
"I uld, 'I bow, I km.., who would bl wlllln& to pull
there bu to bt 1 bttltr way'." the lwltcb.
'!'be way II wu then -end '"l'bal'1 not aopl>Jllry," Ile
aid, "ll'1 the •·~·-ental mlibt bl apln, dependbla on ·-
lht ln&emiity ol 1 ta le question. The IDOll loP:a1
lqlrlaturu -WU quite un-INWtl' to lt J tVll' beard
complicated. c:une ln>m a f.._-In Ibis
On a rec:ont risll to death county, RulUa Waltor, who
.... Don R<ld uplalDtd lbe .... btin1 qutlllonod u a pro-
.proc<dure. V..lll ""' b tmI> ptellvo Jww In 1 murdtr
~-1. ty mw, Ill • lnbalJllonll, al "~ "When ..... asked him lull temporariJ1 npritved, -~, bavlq ___ .. whelbar 11 be bmd lbt ...
·~-_._ ~ .....i lllllt1 ti murdlr be
tre m bll a1 , •• 1"111111"1 ~.Al lqlb hie wife
c:alJed blm, reaued him, II
lboaCll bl ftft I c:lllJd, lbll It
... oaly • dream. But .,. 414
-.. -tolleep. •
lad -them ~ lbs ~ In. Re WU I blaclt
mon.Wllenlbe--•wrm. NIGll'llWI& 111m II Ile bed leylblac lo uy,
OWM -~•'Y CIO --.... the deelb -11J,
day o1 mi llOCUlloa, •. lltld· lluflll ww•ld 'I -I ~ -
llld. eoulcltrrd-blmdoll'." DON REID LOOKS AT ELECTRIC CHAlll
,.__ G( lbll llWlul Iii iell lo bit -and -
mptmere baye lllayld wllll•. lbs -beaulllul spiritual I !Jee Reid ·lbt put II JOl'S.' O'lf< lleud.
"Aleil9ollt ..... be •b ~i;:::=======================*'==; lael _.. -·• bl nnll,
Jod&ld llde bJ llde la bis mind .· "After It wu ..., I went
with memories of the ..... -lo my .......... paced
lorlonl Plllde of men be bas ' b1ck and forth. I ~ open
walclied dle In lhll bldnout 111 the wlndoln but I llUI
dla1r bJ oUldal on1er o1 the eouldn1 Cel the 1m<U out of
lllalo ol Tuu and the polite my nostrtls. I eouldn1 1leep. I
lnvtlatloo ol the wlnkn to fell plain sick. hive a.eut, please.
lloo Reid bu wllnosaed lhll SNUFF OUT
llJUmsto eel ct ~l -·~ It bothered me,
be -It - -.., waldllal tbt uto mull out a ,._ -111 tlm& .,..., Ille. But I rotmalllOd.
n baa 6ot -plllfi I -•-lll1IOll -peo. .... -...,.,. _ pie ... tbt IJClllD o(lbo-
Tbll'I the WIY It ls faday, )""1 -= when the money nm1 out the 1wi1<h gel! pull-
ed." Always?
.. In at least the 189 cases
that I know of. Only three or
four of tho!e men had enough
money to blrt a good lawyer
ID lbe llnl ploco, to defend
them at lbetr trials.
""-lbs ml, I know ol
tamma wbo ~aged lheir
-. -IQ> all they had to
• .. -aod -t:• p.m. Ibo ... lont ....... .-.111a dolib
wamat Ill lllm, 1111· court lhll bl ftl a )illdlllulable order ID pu1 llim lo doltb
loo ct eap11o1 ~:n1-"belcnthe bour ct..,.. the
Lib Seul ill Tl .. -·-tbt ulCl IDOIDIGt ~ 1-J? __.. •
II wu JU11 lt; 1t11, the day , ....:: ::':!':,=:lo ~...._.! • ~,_ • .)'OUili ...... ' ... ---Nor1bern WU II• -lbetop. Jllllleld,llkt
-Norlbem bid ldcQd lo • moat. ..... .,. pull ... 1111
dMlb .. eldlrlJ D'a 11 a I burial dalbea -a deu ldlUI
anad•dller la -.. rob = :.lll"':.! '*" :-: her of tJJ. the JmM." In~ '::.i ~-=::: "'Ibo -... Ibo -ofllclall ... alnadJ Ill bm. ~ ... -ct "'lfpllnn, ., tbtJo· ~ ---*"-..... -.. 1111111 --to ·iltalb, Iba! lbeJ-----------------ilm. lo Ibo -rlwmber II lied bad a lair lrial, lllli wu 'I wCM1't L-51tisf,.,d unh1 I -.ally 9el hold
Tbe UICllllantr II In Ible
--Ilion. btblnd lbs chllr. Ill ea • tlnuP lhll ilii 1-5lall PealloolWy tbtlr llwflll penallJ, aod I P'" ~-· -.-·-
' .II ~ c:ouldn., dleqe II ._ If I of !hot choir and saw it up into llttt. piefes.' ~ Ille Sija-Court 'nldld:to-butl<loa'ltblll:I •----------------·
UW. -· II baa _, Clall-'
...... aptoi.~ I porltculai!J-• TAPS ON DOOR
-~ ... -••• 1111 ... "Wllh eecb .:.:=.1na ... ·~ ,..,•,be llld.,.... ''el Oc:uflon lloeled ·~••II
• llait I llops lo Goil I 111 ... • beloreliaiit N uy 'Aw, bell.
b1re. a 1nye< to prepan IOll>ttbbli ·bllaa .... done' "At mldni&ht the. -
aaoOloo brill lo .... ent to Interview • IUD•-"'"· laps on the door, fnlm lbe ta-
lllOlber Jud.-to boy another Raid oblalDed ..J" wvclen'• side, ud the ...,... aod
It doya ti Ule.. Tbe proc:eos cl =-::: talbd· to cbaplaln come In with lbs t '!Iii ~ Court JUl>t a Doa, Ile-It. Waldi II,
.,.i.I· M lbll the .. lb report II,, lorlll II.'
,...it, 11 II -II ad-"But I cllloo1-I ooukln1 ~ Iii · the V-lor&ll II. n.· tboufbl -
llilll fl lllllriell. Ool1 -,,., ~ .... I •bow -lbll ct llll Jmll• ID lbt 1111Jor111 .... -II bad -1 Ii itPAJ. l!Ol4, -., thal me(W' G( ~. -...
clalmJn& to ha" new evidence ,.. Narlhmi. · ,n-r. can 10 oa IDdtflnltelY; the . j_n• told me tM:l ht.,,.. one 4'Tbe warden 8ddre1111 blnt,
IDOl1I01 iiUpPIJ CID't" :: ":e11bc~:":i:!..:":i ,bJ bll flnl D11111 ad -II
Doe Reid'• .... -.... ~ -In Jail. u. aid lbll be bu U1lhlnl lo ..., ......
ed 11 leul two men !tom the all be' bad --WU do, -don't 'l1lm Ibo chllr. lleallq ud n.ie-but lhlt -.,., 'Bin 1 iell.
"'l'bey ...... Iiltll -..... ho --· u lie II> pl1111.' u. _, ..., It
lllmplJ lnadequlltly defended ll"'Odled It, bow evil bit !He ~. Wiim 111" tblnlc
el lbelr trials," he oald. "I bed been. U. uJd bl wu lully .-11, there rtall1 lln'I sttf
talkecl lo them while Ibey prepered to Pll' for bit crime. approprlele WIJ to I e 11
wen • death row end ll "Tbll Dlghl the Dallu ..,,.booll' to Ill In an eltdrlc
• -lo me Ibey """' tell-pollcemlD who bad 11Te1ted chair.
II"' 11'.a I •••-I -1dn1' ...... lllYltlf lo Inc lbt truth." Buller sbtwed up to wal<h the ''Tbe ....... llrap him In
.,...... II_ .. 1'nablre a lbln1c lleyaad: Ible b Ille law, encuUon. I menlioned to him very quickly.
c:rual eod umuual form of It mull be riebl·" MAN F111EI> what a shim• I thought II wu "The genmitor llarta with 1 'Iba ftni WU I man .... lbal Bulltr bad bttll laughl whine. A guard llgnata Iba H· ..-...i, Tile -two Alltr lhll llnl encullon vk:led cl ldlllDf 1 woman . He!l-=....:.:=:....::::_::_:_:._:_ ___ _:. _ _::__ ___ 11
found II lo bl ..,..i eod Don IWd bad llld lo· blmlllf, fillld Reid· In oo delalta that
"'ll'PJtl only boc:M•ll, In the "Lord, I hope I doo'I bavo to dlda, . ...,,. out at the trill.
-ol -)ulllol, II 11..,.. wal<b ""111' of llleM." No Reld'localed Ille jury for•1111n
"toWatllanlyudlObullllbly .~ and the Judie, -had the tn~" •lllMI luck. In 1131 Tuu pufll mu•• e1aJma lnve!tiorated .
--mtO .. doalb, In 1"11 a ....... ~ ,,,. -tlnf JusUooo, for more, and by Iha time lreid Tbe man ..,..111ree.
lbe1r pert, fell ~ Iba! eotored the Air Foree In !Ml Tbe -was • black man
to -or ilbolllb capital lie had wllneued more thin ilO convicted of ubblng to death =·~ wulo .!.~~the executJou. a wtdte Ulfd.car salesman. ._ ~ Global warfart ecluaJly pro-Whal Reid dlleovered, which
Early week special.
Our budget perm
lllalr leslllalunl, DOI vlded aweet rtllel for Reid. badn'I emeried at the trial.
"' eourta. For ane thlng. be never uw a was that the ulesman had
-'l'he rulinl thUJ left the way man dlt. For another' he met been drunt ind had menaced
open for ltlter to continue to his wife, Frances Hawkes, of the black man. That man, too,
Is only 8.44
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lmpoat dutb 11 1 penalty for Andover, Mass. is now free.
crime, _....bl, H tbtJo ean' "Want !lo know' IDl!lttbing ll<id"s personal lnltrest In ~ ':"u::" ~-ap-ln>nle?" lleld lllld. 'Trances the llvt1 of H~ill•'• dOOll>-
.., ~-~ II a dactndaot cl a '"'™ ed men, u opposed to hi.! 1'!rM41 u. 1tt0 r 1 e11 who wu burned u 1 wttcll in journalistic interat in their ..,_.i of Tuu and two Sal ••· old ~-·•· ,,_ t · ljjllr lilllM haft petitioned em. I guess -pl just ~~. -.an, n o coll>-
• , . . __ dlda_'l_bl_w __ tDOUib--''---money-'-._c_iden_taU_y,_•_l_th_bis_._dil_sco_v_ary
SHC:.. • New organisi bait remover
AT H E HairS off In minutes, ........... &tm. off for weeks.
DAllf\I Lea\ies skin beiutlfully smooth, '
AU ftLOfl free .from hair ... Withoul shaving,
3 Rooms waxirig, using messy creams
•or foams or resorllfll! to elecl/Olysls.
Thn la now a OIWWl'f ID,.._ unwonlld hair
Carpeted complotetyfrom flcl.~ tlllghl, Ioga, -·-and keep ft olf lnngor. OU ... I gsntle. -OfllAillC~oeled o.m.; andh ......
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OeUla aclUally lftaOUI h-halt rn.. h ~Ide ... lal'lll y<W11"'1 b11Utlfuly-lnd --llllrlor-, 111111 .. , , ......... The ... __ DA'Jltl!l lllll lltlnl"°"i
--~ --)!Clllftnd.,. l'OI! can NII)' folvetllllol.t hair-... ,... ......... e SHUTTIRS The!9.,. ... --No PllddrlllUbblo, ... e WINDOW .sHADIS nlclca or CUii. And thn'•m qulclt 0""' lledt. -e WALL ,A,IR halr~-comoln,ft--end e WOVIH WOOOS blbyooll. • ..... , ., ..... llo!De. -Organic Harr"""°""·"'"" for 1"'110m. loo. $5.911 II our cotmlllO counJert. ,._.,.T•Y• Salee ---JCP•nney "-·~ ' 142-1214 FASHION ISLAND, N-l*i ~ ' llCMAIDI 11••t ML wew••MOl-.ctt HUNTIN6TON aJllTEA, ~+. ~ ,,
Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday only, you pay
less. And the 8.44 Includes
shampoo, cut, set.
Or, save on fashion frosting,
now only 12;18, Including
shampoo, cut, set.
JCPenney
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Fadtion loland, Nawporl a..c• 17f41 644-2lll
Hofttlnpo Co.10., liontlnfloo leech 17141 H2-n11
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Cost1 MISI only
we'll make a custom-fit
Silhouette pattern for you
Tho speciony troined steff in our fobrics deport-
m•nt will tak• your measurements end make up a
basic pattern conteinin9 your individu al figure
measurements. Then create a variety of styles with
Iha omozing custom·fit Drilt Silhouette potterns.
Silhouette dross pottern
bosic penis pottern
Fronch curve potlorn
come in A09uit 14 to Au9ust 17
10.00
1.00
2.00
damonstrations on Mondoy: 10:/5, 12:15, 2:15,
6:1 5; Tuosdoy through Thursdoy: 10:15, 12:15, 2:1 5.
p&lltrm M -to. cout plua only •
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0 .t'Ler mull be ~led obove •ll eJle,'.'fb ~llll)Oll llte eoterfO& I CQOY"11, ~ ~.,. oiJi!r,tllql She'd like to
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abe hu to llllU I clloice. She
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Lllll!ll. BuclJ Cine Ballet P., and t1lked a11our What it tltes to be pc1, ....uy
~-· dancer. She dacrlbed ber..U
The Russian-bom dtQcer ii 1 tnae
bill . . ~iJ!t Georci1 ID tbe m....,e SOlltll ., .... USsR. the Iris c!lme n1turally to '
her) Her lither, Boris Zallpoky. wu a kaclnc tenor in Jtulslan opera. Hf!r
was a concert pimtisl, violinist
er a voice ttacbtr.
Lila wu ti mon\hs old, her
fa Jy 1ttempted to Mtlpe to the United
Sta via !lily. But her father died of
id in COosllntlnople and Lila and
her mother cunt to America becau.te
her ather bad family here.
IN RICA
. Zallpeky began teaching voice in 'lhtngton, D.C. where Lila later
eel 1t the White House for Prqi·
Hoover.
doesn 't remember the event clear-
ly, ause ahe wu onJy about four at
the ime. And 1be can't quite recall when •Mt first began to dance. Al 1 •he wao
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, I .. tailnl !annal l,_ and by 11 ollt In CIMdl. Tben .,. -• rqlonlJ fll, .-i __ _, lo AN anl
workeddailY'Oltllberl<acher. '" -''"'" ; HumaotU.O la 1llS nl ..,.... 1Wt
$>e 111di~ "r the ~ BIJf'\ . ..::.. r::spl~-.~ ~ ~a.me. A_.,
Q>. 111er bJP odlool ,....d~ 1811 f"P lll*:A4 -"" -""'4 t11o1r no Lopio -..~ llllW o.. 1a:
I cootract. ~·thm .. da ..... wllh peNIU. Tbe COID)llllJ bu ·--.t oloo, ........ the -
the ortplll•~ RUSM do ·~ tlh;J'""""°"" for~~ , "1 lllo ~ 1" --"
and on 'early -· .., •• ..,...,_ ·.-· , ~· ;i ,, 'I pet-~ ....,._ • she won't ever fOflet. • ..... ~ • " tM ~
·n. makeup,... uo-ble, • ~·~i:; . Jru, ~ 'E ....__ban =y~rno:~ti.:i = ~= '·~=·lovt !'... ; ... ' . .. .... !:lo ... first time 1be 11W me In IL ~·11 wa1 . p1Joed ~,:"......,.: ohe ~' •/bin! ...... llllb II A '
fucibatlaK ·lo --'-~ ..:r~-mlre~1""'1 ~-ftr,..,., cbocJlil
ol ~ --·""""'"11·" • doo1 bl" llme !Gt lll)'llllnl_ello." 1.111 ' .them. 'll!lf )Ill -~ ·-.,.. . Sile·-I trijl to Ca1Jf6rnjl it lNI, even ..... CGIUpDel lar,i.ql.m -.... lllol'a )I. , • , '
rll'd 11111·-·celll•t llalta l,.eitlltme ~. . • :i1Win•ni..rljO!let1or-.
1!111....,er.,...bocktollewYortloUve. oa&11v .. root<"°' U111'Mthe~ at. wllo ~ ..,.., 4once pre;
t'bey boulhl I borne' In the Art QljOny In and dediaitlcin U.t miket bor lltiiileftta I ' I , ' . ' .
1911 and htlpod to founc! the !ormJnner wont 1o wen bllder. Her -.·toe, Ulo',..WJbll~:ni:a enrldlel 1he1JN
ol lbe BaU.. C<mcerto of Loo Anfeles. arc vari6d. j . .; by ·~ 1o a • f<nL Lolnial
There ... :nfJ. yd ab: yur1AldJn pre-lo .. llld, ......
TEACIPNG BEGINS ballel, lei, · _.,."'•"-, ..... ,.. • , J..-1 ,;Ni 11oit """--'" 11$1, she began teocblnK In 1.1...,. --....,... = ~ ... , Beldl llDd' Jn 11111 the ballet -pony men! 11_1!1 bow ~. If fl/Ill. )d ;'YIU -~tliil .... ID II> w.,, ....,_ated ., a nonprofit civic dance. Tberc .,. beginnetl. ~. ~lloa ol atuolc_ hi!." In billet lbil . .,.,. Id ed •¥ ldvancecl 'lllere mt ldUl!I Wlie bate ""* 11 the d1~· ,
orpaiAtloo. The ballet gui preoel1t danced be!Qre, IODle pn>leaiollllly. And Pb)'>oClf conditlaelac. the upll"'"" t:kt~b~=:,i~~:;~., markiDI the there 11aJiocleusol2$ to JO dancen who learned in ballet ii nenr f~
Tbe -m-•y, and ballet in genefal, perform in the 30 to 40 baJlet dancer learm thal her body must alWfYI ___. perfonn1nces C)ven Nth year. be ln control. have done very well in the beach city. And u of them Wort bird beca .. / "lelerell in ballet is Oil the upowiq." 1 ' uae Ula Zall greeted bet ~· 11uclenta'. ol she e'"'lalned, ~'and it is because of that 11 what thelr teacher expeeu. Ull 11 the day and Wffll back to .wt ~
-y ptCIUd . of bet company's many ~-touclies on • costume for "SI
regional ballet companies like ours. comphsbmentl. Se~eral Lquna .studedts n--uty'' to 11.. • ....., _ _. c...f I In ••-While there were once only two or three b to -..1eas1 nal -U11: ~ .wmcu ..,..,.. us profelslonal companil'S in the U.S.·, there ave aone ma)Or t'"'" 0 com-lrvioe Bowl, the seventh IMUll Bllld
are now San Francisco, American Ballet pat\iei. AUreeco.
Theatre, New York City Balltl, Bolton, GRAlff GIVEN Everythtnl wu under c:omplete con-
Penosylvlllll and olhers lJJcludini lhr.. The company received ooe of 1 bandlul lroL
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helps young
students perfect
denee skills in
her Laguna
Bee'h studio. ,
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Noone. but mane,,,. enr <blned or -.lded ol rlp-pq olf • tac .. tbtlr pillow
thll reed, DO NO!' REMOVE
THIS TAG UNDER
PENALTY OF LAW.
You could walk In tho llXlll
elepnl homes In tho ..... kl.
lini up to '°"' -In
,,.,,..i. -colle< ll'om -
dilna m1 uve --ran. qallonrt!wrNtlva, but
there wu alnys that one
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tac fllpptnc uod ... tho -lib • piece ol dirty ....
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your plllon. 'l1IO IRS wUl 11ne
)'OU. Sen. Joe McClrlllJ JIU\
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under the &Ins ... bis delk.
You """ bltckbtlled from
joining tho VFW ml tbert
WU IOl1\e rumor that JOU
-1d DOI bear chlldreo lor
,.'I'" yean.
One nlgj>t my hu!band bad •
few drlnb and llnatened,
"You know what I'm aoln& to
do? l'ttt gonna 10 in and rip
the Do Not Remove tap from
Ille pl,llowl oo our bed." A
nelJhl>or IDll l bed to pl>ysl-
c.nJ l'ttlnln him.
Ni>w l reed --"'bol!ol ~tho~
-ol ~ i..-with die~--....
vllory ""'" ..... ..-tho tag, 'l1IJS TAG 'Nil'!" TO ~VED EXCEPr BY
Fianldl'; l ..,, --tho wwld II .,..,U,. to. Tedty,
tho ¢Dow tap. -· we'll be ..,..1ng .._
rllbl aide upl Oii, i'm not 1111 wbllo..,.., ---!'Ye-
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Joft;lbe -af•a pi-.111 ............. . ~ ---1 llloaclit .,--....,.. l .... l)Od 'fll1l'l)id ....., • m 1
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"""" .... "'11 tho -· " I lll1lled down tho lllfta4 1D11
held tho pUlow In my l!!!Pt. '
Slldlnc Illy fln(wa ~L"/! ~ n ... m I !tit tho tac. o<fti6; l:,,.~
wrapped m7 llngen ....... tt' and ripped tt .a. . -....
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--tho ..uop..o olf heard • bol~ ol llllmder, ' ' tam,....... ad -1)' csl ran under the bed 11111,..1, ,
XIOWed Ilda ID tho -"" •• ....U luthen OOlln& '""
-ol tho....,.., ol tho _,, where I !lad ~P•
Bui ....._._ tho Do NOi ..... tho lobel "" • ~·-11Vm plllon. 'j' 1.U to mJ knoa. "Bf~'• •
'l1lat'a IOlllOilllns eb<. Alter I mt, Ralph Nader. I -~·· read tbt ltor7. 1 went to my a1nned." 'it! '
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Footurieg the llMrled fahioo liylH lo 91 .. y.11
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Short Shag Req. 27.50 Now 19.95 : ' Gypsy, with natural slin p<>rl. (
Req. 3500 Now 27 .50 : ' SR.rrHCOASTPLAZ~ •
, .lr.i& BEAUTY SALONS' : ~ AND WI& IOllTIQUE .• _,._
S(!)UTH COAST PLAZA ..
Before our sale ends I I t
serve yourself
another special.
Sale Price $89 ••• reg. $119
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Mrvil'I ny Ofld .... lhot'ti MOdt tit ,_ Into • family .._irtoom. Ouolity iA • Bttoar
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l'OMONA • 1.0 E. Holt A.,.. •29-XQ•
SANTA AHA• 1110 M.Mo;oSl."7·1621
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Reportei-HoJ1ored
COMPLETE
FAMILY
DENTISTRY
SAM1 LOW P11C1S AS~ll~Tll~~W~~~ ..... i
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WlllLl-VOU-WAIT -&C1IONS llLlllU _,..,. . ,
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JOI CHll.dllH • ADULn
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534 W. 19th St.-:COlta M-
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DR. COALE AND ASSOOATES
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4111 I F)MI· Week
LIZ!o MINELLI
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COMfLET~ BEACH SUP-S •
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la mw• parlon. "Wt 111'111 them wbetber llley • ..,.._ a
eerlllleato tt DOI. Wt ai ean If 11111'
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-!liq,. lo the lltmmer,""' ..... 111 llddod bl'• -.. e-1a »
Uvtty boca•• et lbt oenllkalo ,.
quJmnart. -lD -AIM, AMbtbn Ind NfWPO<I Bwll allo 11111 111q _, dln!ctly atlrl-the'*-
praotttutloll mull ID,.._ pulon it
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• . LONELY WINDMILL SECURES ROBERT TRACY CW lltVINE A FIRST PLACE
Windmill Takes Tops • Ill Field
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WILLIAM HOGAN'S TRUCICi IS RESIRVI WINNElt
-· Th~ Body Up in Arms
By COONr MARCO
AIUiouafl 11111 column bis nothlns to do with 1borlfooa, I
romark made br' -11"-
abortlonim and ltmale Uben·
tlonim ii that tbetr -... tlleir own to do with ., they
lib.
Not to! Evtn the police like
a dim view of 10meone trying
to do • ..., with hlmaell.
A coUeafle ol mine. bad a
le\ler --ol ber -aactly api _,. 1111 views:
YIXlr body 11,..., own u loll(
:.r. II !I does not lntorfero wilh
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on P*lclJ _...i. _..,Ill_ .,,. ........... -....,, ... "'.....,, ,. --·11'11117 .. ,. ....... ......... ...._.,
.... another Rolla·Royn, and I'm
stuck with lalt year's model
becaull .... ln'tlpoNlbla
dolll -their bodlea ...
DO affair of mint.
W1Yll .. uound 1ootlll(
sloppy Ind Wlkempt t""1 wrill
me nasty lettan when I lf>Ol
them. 'llle7 marl, ."It\ nobody
H11 body iJ rodllclll( my l,..i_ but my own bOw I
creatur. comforlt -of "'°'· • But -their mar-
bis aelflSlmess. Nee hits lhl -11111 -
A dllanlntled mother .,.. for I llllJriqe -• nounc:ei huffily, "Tbey'n 1111 · di-oourt, 1lollt qpol1ad
children." lle(orm aclloall on 111 mo (and -~). overcrowded and • 1 a 1 w • • 'l'ht fact 1bq ared: liD Uttle
techniques, coetlnl mOIJona ol about _._ tbmn them
dollan to rohabillteto lbett Incl their bnlo on the welfan
Juvoolle delJaquanla 1r11p f1J1 '"'1a ml lllt IU -rull1 a--..s, TamJ, !tom ""' ""' ~ ... llJ .;. .. 1111111 U. a • inlok coll or ...ii. ..oa-. dlamoocl t&ll rlll(. ....... .., " ,.. -,...
AlellllDl. " btcorillar .. ... "" _.., to eall lile ...... ~.•..a 11 liiirl'v ..i lllfllll--1
lltal ..,... al * • al II • ir-111 .. .... atld
Robert Tracy of 1 7 I 3 1 Wll A eerent v\eW Of the
Queenswreath Way, Irvine, Mor1an City, La. sbrtmp
.. 1 .. ted by Judi.. u top boats Ued up II their docU
black .. nd-whlte photographer waitlnl for their mulen to
In the 1lxtb week of the DAILY come and tue lhom IIahlnl In
PI L 0 T Snap.bol Contat, the auJf.
today became the flrat ~ It won 1 merit 1ward for
testant to win more tlwJ once Rober! V. w,.... of IOI
In the ei&ht-weelt competition. Hamilton SI., COllll Mesa.
He won f1rlt place In the ,.. only two men weeltl of
cond -of the <Ulleet and competlUOn ~ In the placed tee0nd in tut week'• DAILY Pll.DT Snapshot
competition In addltloll to this Contest for tm.
week'• w1o. Deadline for enlrlee In tbll
Tracy's cloudswept portrait neit-to-lut-weelt of com-
of a windmill amoog r•lllnl petition is ""°'! WecflleldlJ.
billl ol ...... and cram earned All stphotocrabe ·~·:'!ci ~· ~ him ti In cash tMs weekend mu ~ • r-~
Ind 1 chance to compete for or by mall to -of tile DAILY
moro tlwJ 155,000 in lnterna· Pll.DI' ofllca by t b a I
tional competition If his photo . lime to be ell&lble for Jud&lne.
Is ,.iected for nomination in Complete rules appear ID
the Kodak lnternatl<lllal Snap-1peclll advertll<ma>tl pil>
ohop Awarda (K!NSA) for tm. lllbed In ·-...r-:'.:
Reserve winner ln the 1lJth nenpeper aev
week compeUUOD Im 0 D ' week. blact-ad-wbl~ WU I I =-: .:~.:pohd "'::' .'¢;! Lru!t P,aet
of tumbleweed.
It eamed a mertt award
eertlllcate for Midlael Hopn
d 'IUI S!iannon lllvOr, Foun-
tain Valley. Another merit award for ; the week wu
aanted Pal Rolfe of Bl 9Is1a Baya. Ne..,,..-t Buch,
for 1 polcmnt plctur. al a . wnman and her Duffy dof.
~ color photo of the week wu 1 slide aubmtlt<d by Greg
Cori-ot ns Temple Place.
Laguna Beach. The pichn, •
lllihouette · of F•cefltl 1reea
apJmt Ille muted aley ot early
· !llOl'Ur·Cor\twlllghtl over the
-· wins Clrlloo $10 In cuh and the right of· cooalderation
In blCber competition. Reaem: '!Inner In the color
dMaloa'alaO 'wu a 1llde. Sl1ot
by BID ShofstaU of 107 Grant
St., Ntwport.lkacb, the aunael
.,... Clpluru the 1lowill(
ball ., the llnkinc ... just
alloYe . tbe llibouette of a
flsblnl trawler. AnoCber "water ICtM" kept
In the Nmini by judgea for
the mth ...t competition
SAVE '120
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MMIYA
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On Busway
Awarded
SACRAMENTO I AP) -The
llllt• bu awarded a '13-Dlillloo eoolnd lor the llnal
1.4-mile -nt al an upnu
bUll•aY 00 the Sin~
Freeway. ~ contnct went to the
Guy F. AWJllOll Co. of Looi
Beach, .. -bid of lll,0'1$,117
WU the loweltaibmiUed.
'Ibe 11-mile, two-la 11 e
buaway Is lmmecllatelf -11
ol lhl treew1y, Jntontalo 10.
-jual -of lhl Looi Beach FrMway, Calllornio 7,
and Alhambra and -1lold nw Ille East Loi
An&ela 1ntaclwl(e .
roorteenatructura
ov--unden:rOISlnll. ~ and a pedellrl•• overcrossllC _ ..., involved.
Twelve are rtplacemeDt jobl,
and two are modlfiCllioos.
SALE PRICE $259
e 1000 DTL Camara .. • • • • • • $204.95 e 1U""" Tale Avto P/'U . • .. 109.50 • 2X c:..-. . . . . . . . . ... \t.95
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• .Shoe AS-2 •• f... • • • • • • • • • • • • 4.30
• Deloe C... .. ~.... . . . . . • • 24.ff ;
TOTAL $allAO
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'Ille twin cltle1 el Nii au .....
IOd St. Paul lland 1111 Illa .......
ol 1111 VI 'UIW )1111 below
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llold,-lbe Tw1n atllo ~-----~
• to New . ""'ana. Onl1 ono ~ I .....r.e...i lbe Jlolla ~ -tlfll mtbO st/ Paol a ' velera lbeal. Private
ncWar port of call, arrlviDll , ""' can 1 rapldljt llMI taJ. "'f.' ~ H wu ..uat' ii/ . .''l'beri ''" airport
to lbe powlll of an area 1o '° lfmoaoiDp lo downtown llld
cloae to Waler, bot lht llobal I
c:apobUllJ "' today'• -bea put the -W al Ille ·i· ..
'£ .TUDENTS ON TOUR
docnfop ol tbe ma J or
alrparta. ,,,. MJMupolJo.81.
Paul 1ru It In a un1q_Ue poal-
tloo lo beoome a malM"
terminal. Land !or alrpml
development lo aUll a..nable.
and polar nrnplloe -are abortar lo the Twin a1let
than lo Eul .. Wiii -I
and other acllvJUes. Tbey are
cheap, bot lbe almolphere you
can get In a pwl<lft, plus lbe
local color llld lbe prtvoey,
may be worth a In ulra
cenll.
1111 allo ...... that, too olt.n,
tbeJoutllllollol-11
groopo ol Amtrlc:anl """ Canadian& nnpplng I I 1 b
at.na -their tnvell, U you're Jlqry for ™Ith,
loaely, .. In need ol a 1n..i.· me ..._ion. hoolell are
lfUI. OlbonriM, ·-tbem. YOU!' other major -II
food. Tbroo IUll -• day will nm into money. In
Eni)and, bnakfut with a -pie ol llll<b wDI llll 7"" un
aipper. stulf yDW1111 In the
-.iJn&. Al the boardlnC -. you've paid I o r
evarythlnl Oh the table
COHl'IN.INTAL --are .,....bat mare -..1.
Tberofore, you lhould .get In
lhe bablt of Plddnc up the
mUJnp lot hincb llrly lo the
ttay. 'l1lr<luiboot Fnn<o, Italy
and Sapln. lbse are amall
ahopi ~ bread, mea~
cbee!e, lrull ID! -wbere you cao ge1 an you need 1or u
U111e u 10 ...U.
AJ !or ......,..,1 Nlloi. a
general rule, llmply II lo note
where the wwi<en I D d
aludmts eel. They ... u In-
-ID a pid lneJpemlve meal •you are.
.......... llamldulol
Batmpoo -.... I -
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alrporU.
But many Ylailarl .,..,
walUnt1 !or tbe fuime. Aim.
• mDllon ... _, .... --tbroqb I h e Inla'Dl11onal ,
Alrporl lul year. """ Jn. •
cllcalors point lo ID tnonua
lhll year.,,,. alrporl faclllllel•
are de>oted lo m o • Inf' _ ..... fnllhl with .. -.. -. Tranaporlatloo for" movlna
_.,... IWIJ from lhl
termlnal I o me1"""'1iW. _.,.tionl II jumbled. On11
four public ""' trtpa are acheduledeacllday andf ...
Ticket Price
' Covers Hunt
For Gems
MtJRl'.llEESBOI, Art.
(AP) -lar lhe price ol ad-
-farlunt bunion may luat for dJamondl cm . ~ a
---ln.lhe Clll'7 clllmoad-produc nlpe
In North America, local..t
Diii' Murfl 1 rlboro.
Since lbe llkcre Crlls ol
Dtamondl fint WU Dlirl<d cxmunerclallY lo !IOI, more
lban 80,llOO atonn bave been
discovered. MUie m o 1 t
1verqe It dlamondl · ~ 1
cant, 1bout I percmt have
been ol -quallly . Tbe largesl wu tbe Vncle
Sun. Dllamred In 1114 and
•elahlnl 40.23 caroll, 1111 gem
WU cul lo JUI carall.
Foreigner• CQn Now Buy Beach Property in Me~ico
ly STAH DILAPLANE
MERIDA, Jlalco -·Ill lhe dark, cool paUo o!
the'Holel Merida, 11rsr dlWed Carta Clara beer, you
hW' Ille talk of beach land, beach land. 11'1 the
naw lrinio ,Old nab lince Kellico decided foreig n· en <!AN-own land Oii Ille warm aaa couta. •
· It bun't been 4eclcled WHO can own it -
lleslcan lawyen ana•t IUl'e of th• lnllrp.,,latlon.
TM b7 words an "development for tourist pur·
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"But," said ID American who llHl llere, ''sup-
poM I build a bcule on the beach at Corumel and
rent It onl Otta&lobally to Ylslton. Isn't lllal for
tourlll purposetT"
* The new law wu paaaed a year ago to Interest
more North American lnvtltment In Mexico's tour·
lit ~e -the bl& dollar earner. Before that,
foreliners could not own beach or border land. ~ 7ou now be able to build a '20,000 nca:
Uoti lloua an tropical Corumel! On white aandt In
llijaT A lot of people thlJlt II will wort out that
'11.1· Meantime 70u can aUJ1 do It Ill \be Oki way:
Tale II on lea.te. (lut wbll• you an dolnc II, !AU u .,.ti•• to buy.)
* "Wo OTO ~·orlnt al-.... , ..... for o .............. -....... • Woalher ii &oo4 •ere on tho Y.._ ,..m.
i1111a Ill wtntu. Tiit" off'1IOre lllaDll al Ooanllill llu
"lot al luxury botela -.935 to .... da7 d 'blo
with ..Z. Is Iha 80~ rate.
• ~Caribbean: Pricoa •o double Ill Ille winter. -hip (o me. Crulsei lat ,.ar aowclld the ' POrta so mqcb you could hardlT tel &lOWld. Dotla't loolt 1111 beUtr this year, lw'o~ llllenbl1 dalll. TM C1111J ,a-t1111 belltwi 111 Cold, and turn on the boat. Ii In tbt &ti
"90tls wlllcb are delllbtflll. Por a _., Cbrlst.-
aw, not111111 tops tho A.llltrlan ~ * . v.wn ~ alnldJ I01'I out. ffl1rllll ii ahr171 crowded dnrlnl Iha hoJ.ida1a, Ma, be
possible this yur alnce lhey are overbuilt.
* "Do yw haw a llora In Spain or Italy that -,.,.u order 11w1-In leather ...... ? With •
C11t1fogw?"' ...
Good one I &el cataloguea frOln is C.tello
D'Aurla, Via Diie Jlacelll, 55, 00187 llmne, Italy.
* Loewe, bett leolher ltore In spaln, tells me
again they are working on their catalo~ ~y've been "wotklng on II" for the last two-'1ean~ Any·
way, If nu're In Madrid, co h. and 'Wfnllow ·&bop.
On the main llfnel -the Gran Via. , ' * "Spondlllf Chl'ltttl\H on the laland of I Maul,
HowelL What wlll the -r bo liq? Clot!IH hi lab?" . ' ,,
, .Abollt 74 to 80 dlOW; 70 1t nl&l>t; watar, 70 •ll!MI-All lnlormll &land for llloitl IDd ' aloha lldrtl,,:dal• and blllllnf lulta. 'I biofsrl fore a
Ue • et evenlllp,_ but .,me of lbeae Hh1allan
rudrll°tre ffllin2 polll. Bo haH J°'* lublild tab • ana a. ~ 111111n -
"What & the ._.. t-. Di of •Alhtnt
yev •ti••• ... Por Octabw.
Oo ,.. Ille tlrPort al3d dO'llll the ~ l'Old
llltl JOll'll ilnd d-• ot llllla ......_ to •u "1t.J ..-'empty 1n Odo a. .,..,
SXCIPI' Ille plUlb Altlr wblcli 11110011: ~. Drltid't lllt and proballi1 flllL pie JOU ~a't m • .. ,..., .
. l)tlte .. boar down\ 1119 ..
-Wbett tht ltmpl• of ,...,.
Aeaeab -and JOU11 flod tilt
cot!a&t bole! In ODt ol tht inllled
II wu .IS a day for two wltll
Not m~ to do. Bui tbate'I
*'II (slip 11 Jot 11t71iif, OK iood tnerna for luncll on tht fn October Is excellent. Alhea
away from It. •
Line Lowers
Mid-week
Family Fare
New lower fare !or family
mJd.weel: lnffl on rupta ol
, al lull 1,llOI mllol II btilll ol•
fered bJ 4motlcao Akllrlal.
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St111•tllin9 Thtt
Sol'l)1on1 Elae Wenh ·The Biuest Marktttplace on the Orance Coast-Dial 642·5678 for Fist Raulta
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Completely remodeled S bedroom borne in
fashionable Bayshores. Private community
, beacht1 &. guarded rate. A deligbllul borne
with cheerful colors, formal d1nin1 room,
, all new fixtures & appliances. Yard lar&•
' onougb for 1 pool. OPEN HOUSE Sunday
' 1-5. Tell tho JUard on the fate you wiall lo
: see 2892 Circle Drive. '79, 700
PRICED RIGHT
Conv1nientlr located 3 bedroom home with
wood paneilng, used brick fireplace, family
' room 4 heated pool -all on larse. =nor
lot , for only $39,500, with excellent term•
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lli ACRES-SAN MARCOS
Located on Rancho Santa Fe Road. Ready
for develoyment or excellent appreciation
ootential i held. All utilities to property.
'143,500 Full price
SINGLE TENANT -NET LEASE
For a worry-free investment, fret ltandine
market with excellent return. $385,000
HARBOR
COMPANY
llALTOU
2MI E. Coat! Hwy,. Co,..,. del Mar
"S.lllnt ~aal lotate In N-rt Herbor
Since 1944"
673-4400
i-.,,,C-om_,..fo_rta_b_le_
Pow lodroom
Ranch
Sure to phue the houlewile
la the loeaUon of the kitchen
and cuual family l'llODI
with 1kkt: ltone Ureplace
with m..d hearth. ~parat.
---i; bath. The tormaJ dlnq' room and
UviQf room both have
prdtn vlitwa. Cu.tom 0\'U'-
wed prq:e with plenty of
room tor • resWar shop.
Cowrwd breezeway that
aerve• u boat or third car
parklna. super 1torqe and
wardrobe ck1Mt1 aalore.
Perfect family h o m e .
Auumable low In! I" r~ ~I
loan. Meu. Verde's finest.
$47,500.
Harbor View
Home1-
lmmodiato
Pot1011lon
Sque11.ky clf'an, v11c11nl and
ready. The Ttxas baled
owner My1 "Let 110meone
move ri1ht In now till we
can cloee an elCT"OW." You
own the land • 4 bedroom,
lamJtio "'""" fonnal dlnlna room. Modft'n bullt·ln ill.and
ldtctwn that malrn CDOldns
for tbl funily & reU tra.t.
Heavy lbake roof. Priced to
aell tlrl1 weekend 11 $58,900.
C. F .. Colftwonhy
& Company
640-0020
TWO STORY
* * *' * * * *TAYLOR CO*
COSTA MISA -$11,fM
Sharp 3 bedroom home wltlt dlnillC room •
2 baths. Lovely white brl4 fireplace • ...
carpetlnt tllruout. Copper plumblq. -
for boat. Near Orange Coast Co1111e.
3136 COOLIDGE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :30
CAMIO HIGHLANDS -'74 ...
Many surpriat1 ben ! BeautlfUI view of front
&. rear fardens. Very colorful. Private beach
privileg... Ocean view. 4 Bdnn bome w/
lge dining rm. Fish pond 4 tea house.
4709 DORCHESTER OPEN SAT/SUN 1..1 :30
EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE
Near new, cuslom bit 5 bdrm borne. De-
signed by Herbert Brownell. Mo1t rooms
have lovely water view. L1e family rm &
formal dining room. Many fine features. Pier
and slip. Good location. $167 ,000.
16 LINDA ISLE DR. OPEN SAT/SUN l-5:30
MESA VERDI -$29,500
Immaculate 3 bed rm & famlly rm home w /2
baths. Enclosed lanai. Larfe rooms, 1tone
firepl & rm for pool. Nicely landscaped.
1845 SAMAR PL. OPEN SUN 1-6:30
WATERFRONT "OWN-YOUR.OWN"
On the water! Fanteatic view• pride of own-
ership bldg. Private marina, pool, jacuzzi
I< security guard. Adult occup~ied. 2 bed·
rooms, 2 baths. Immaculatel '89,ISO.
Pllts Barrell Jea/t'I
pnunh
A R~L WINNER
WllTCLIP, -'l1ilJ a~Ye ~· ii Ill a
v.ry dNlnble neighborhood. Tllt~and
yard were prof.Wonall7 deli · Then
are many unU!Ual custom-btlllt t• lo
dell&bt the nally selective home buyer. A
tradlllona! Uvtne room, formal dlnlnl room
and I bedrooms -offered at ..•... '71,800. Im Llnaln Lona, N.I. Opon ht & .... 1-5
INDIVIDUALITY
FOUR lllDltOOM IAYCREST HOME -Lo-
cated on quiet cu1-t1 .. 1ac. Gardon IO full of
pines you can sme11 the mountain• I . Thia
all-wood borne is pt1tled behind a fence for
complete privacy. Offered at ...... '711,500. • IA YCREST CORNER
Nl!WL Y DECORATED -Has everything":
Beaullful 3 bedroom, family room1 large
dining room wJth wet bar. plus worbho!>. s .. this now Uat!n~ thll weekend ... f72,50il.
1'01 Gltnweod, N.B. Open Sat & Sun l·S
ROOM TO PLAY
2700 SQ. FT. BAYCRIST lfOMI -f . Bed·
rootDJ, extra lar&e fall!Uy room pltll dinllli
room. Spacious yard and 3 car rarege. No
thru traffic on thll quiet street. . ... •.GOO.
1115 Toyon, Newport Buch Opon .... 1-5
NEW BACK IAY HOMI
~ neral oonera1 WITH POOL J.;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; !Just ttpalnted thl• 1t1per
BALBOA PININSULA POINT
Charming Rustic Provincial with 3 bed·
rooms. dining rm & 2 baths. On a prime cor-
ner in the prestigioUJ area of Peninsula
Pt. Perfect for beach !oven. HWTY ! '75,000.
2149 SEVILLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-6:30
IN NEWPORT BEACH -Cuslom 3 bedromn.
dining room home. Extremely well lxdlt by
contractor/owner. Lots of brick, in1ulated
walls, spacious rooms, lovely yard. It11
stre"ed and ready for 4th bedroom Mf,000 .
2424 22nd St., N.B. Open Sot.& Sun 1-5
I* BAYSHORES WATERFRONT & POOL *
· Custom ~ome, 4 bedroom 4 den or 5 Ded·
rooms. 5\oii baths. Top quality carpeting, dra-
perle1, wallp•Pf!r & fixtures . Vlew from mott
rooms. 81' lot, big shade troea, lovely gardens
& larjt pool. 2832 Bayahorea Dr.
: ;111,1. GRUNDY, REALTOR
· · lolandtrt Bulltllnt
3:11 llayoldo Dr., Suite I, N.I, '75-C'1
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WATIRl'ltONT-SLIP & PllR ·
OPEN SUN. 11-6. Dover Shores -1014
POLARIS. 6 Lllxur!ou1 bedrooms 4 atudy.
Lge. pool. Nez( lo priv. sandy beach. Un-
believable price -only '11!11,000.
Mary Lou Marlon
Ol'EN SUNDAY I TO 6 P.M.
2575 ALTAMAR, IRVINE COVE. VIEW. 3
Bdrma., 2 baths, Din . rm. & lam. rm. home .
Beaut. gardena surrounding lge. pool &.
deck. fl311,500. Kathryn Raulston
FATHER KNOWS BEST
He'll love hi1 private den away from the
kid's bi& ba1ement rumpus rm., plus 4 over·
size bdrms. Lovely yard &. patio. '89,500.
Mary Harvey
COCKTAILS ON THE TERRACE
Lusk 5 BR. beauty! Lae. family rm ., formal
dining. Lovely 1rounda wJth view of sur·
rounding hllla. Every feature -only '95,000.
H. D1vle1
IMERALD BAY-VIEW
"Beaullful uncrowded beach ; also tennis,
pools 6 park! Nearly new home w/4 BR.,
3 balha, family 4 dining rooms. Beamed
coillnt•· f124 ,500. Cerni Tatum '
PRIVATE IEACHFRONT
Vacent Jot on IO feet of white sandy beach.
:E>:cellent water view & boating activity.
!lated private beach in front . '49, 750.
IM. C .. Bula
IN NEWPORT llACH
'i)mactne! 4 Bedrooms, incl. a master suite.
-BaUIJ. Two flrapl•ces, one in the serarate
family room. H " F pool. '64,500. A Finl<
W. BAY-PIER & SLIP
42' Corner lot. 4 BR. with 1rut potenllal
for remodlllnS inlo a fantutlc showplace. !.owb' paU... $119,IOO -Submit. EqMe VrMJ1N1
SICOND HOMl-ON MY-VllW
llenlll8llr 4--..I 1-bdmi., 1 "9th ·-in maet c!Utnble arta. RU'
..,. al beat alloPPilil ~
ldliOIMn
1harp 4 BR home hat
beautiful PMtlled LR with
Jarae Paiol VerdN atonf'
fiftplace, Lowty bu llt·ln
C.allfomla ldtchen and fami-
ly room that open1 onto
super blod. The spark.line
pool la aun-ounded by
tropical landlcaplnc. while
Marby the IU brick BBQ 11
alway1 ready tor outdoor
cookina. Don't wait until
tomcwrow. ean ~ to-....
&st ;t~,J{' 0 ~~
2414 Vista del Oro
Newport Buch
8"--113.1 ANYTIME
Salisbury
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IXCLUllVE
CARNATION COVE
~ Pta.. Dvplu; lot
..., 1111 It. -3nl ,,,..,..
tit ln plll', extra parldns.
Fff land ()'OU own It!). The
very bl!tt 1Jrivalt • quiet
beach location. S210,CXXI,
Call for Appointment
Evmlnp m-+tn
* * * * * L1nL1 ISLAND
3 Bdrm., 2 Mith1; llJ'"l't.
Beaut. corner loca.Hon.
Immac, retldtnce. ~Let us
lbow ~ul S§,000,
Salisbury
HARBOR VIEW HOMES -$49,50ll
Newly painted interior. Bright Monaco mod-
el w /3 bedrooms or 2 & don. 2 Bath1. You
own the land ! Best buy & quick pos1e11ion.
2021 PT. WEYBRIDGE SAT/SUN 1·5 :30
IRVINE TERllACE -$54,900
Still time for fun In the pool. And tht1 ii a
dandy one . Charming brick trim home w/3
spacious bdrms & dlnin& rm. Some ocean
view. Near Fashion Island. Hurry!
LINDA ISLE LOT -$ff.J0t
j\ real choice Taylor Co. Eaclualvt. Build
1our own luxury home on lhlt'illand ol finer
homes &. yachting. A real buy!
OCEAN FRONT VIEW SITE -$41.111
Encinitas R-2 Lot. High on a cJIH overlaok·
Ing fabulous beach &. ocean. Near I.A Colla.
Office ~n Seturday & Sundty
' Our 27th Yoor"
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., ltoaftert
2111 Sen J:'(.ln Hlll1 RN4
"O..rlooklntt Bit anv-n c-.y Clulo
NEWPORT Ci'NTER. N.B. ..._.,It
Of our sales were made thru referrals, peo-
ple who were satisfied with our -
"SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT"
Wouldn't this be the place for you lo lilt
your property?
WE OFFER -
EVENING CANYON ROAD
In the shaded area of Sborecliffl, relia -:it1
little beauty, completely mocor. !n1lde 4
out. malting it a showplace In Corona del
Mar. Offered at '89,500.
ORIGINAL HARBOR VllW HILLS
Sparkling view & pool, cloee lo every111ln1
ucept your neigbbon, at nilbt the barbor
shines like a jewel. 4 Bdrms,. 3 batha 4 fte.
living rm. Offered at '74,500.
NEWPORT. BEACH DUPLEX
Only 200 .ft. to the blue Pacific. One of our
newer duplexes in top notch cond. Owner ii
leaving the country & utrtmely aiWoua to
sell . Call for app't. I<> view. Offered at
$62,300.
ORIGINAL LUSK EASTILU,F
This 5 BR., 3 bath home la completely car-
peted &. draped, r,-dy to move !nlo. Loca·
lion, close lo all school& 6 1hopp!n1. In
Corona del Mar Hiib School cllat. Oflem
at '56,500.
• 11ARJNt AVE lWO NIW D\IP~IXU
Office Open Satunlay1 I Sundoyo
PETE BARRETT REAL TY
1605 w.,tcllff Dr. N.L
642°5200
-----. -General * BAYSHORES * C 0111e1t y Club
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1.i S IR'S +. Dtn
2500 MARINO $5),5001
DfSCRIMINATlNG BUYER A CHIP SHOT TO FAJR.
• Lee. cor. lot, 2 bdrm. 2 WAYS! Slpuated Uvinl
bath, klnplu! !Iv. room, room. Maaive lk>rle n,.
family room, blt·ln kitchen, place, FORMAL DlNING!
secluded patio, e o p p e r SUnken wet bar tn JtOCIC
plumbJna, dbl. car garage W A LL E D SECLtJDm
+ car port -PRICED 1t P'AMILY ROOM! .Polllhed
ONLY 159.SOO. abel't tdt<,tltn. I KJNOSIZE
HUNTINGTON BEACH ~~::=. i;,:;
like -"1111-Verde °""""" Qubl l'IUCS JU). oocm TWICE • lllJll'
SEU. TODAY! -U..
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1JuiH>u4 ..., vin>t u. .,_ H..._h kltchtn. 3 bdrm. It fam . ....wporta;cyll
room, 2 baths, lie· air. lot Outlt.andbw eoattmpruy
w/boat a camper accns • detJcn -~ three very
ONLY '36,IOO. larp bedrooa11 tnclldl.rw 1 * LOTS OF LOTS * :"".:: ~-:r "':." _:
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NPT. HGHTS. VIEW Ul.5'·i.1 brlcbt breUtMt eatln1
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Your 1uo11y w11t io.. this 1:~20 .. ., ----the PMDnmJc view or
llWtmmq at the prlva te
""'-· Any .... lamily BELOW MARKET
will fit. Existing an 3 lnvtslotl i..r.. M Cl'.ll"nlr
bedrooms. 3 bl.lbs., infOrmal )ot on O.ta Mt 1 a 'a
room. plus view livinc room Eu1mdt. Alm hu 2 BR
•nd formal dinlrw. The home. Priced a~ on 1 >'
bonus is anottw!T D» 1QUt.n! Sii.JOO,. Call bttire It's too
fN'I which <"an be aeylhlna tatt .....,
)'OU hffd, Must MM" fo ap. r'.,.•
predate. Call JIOW SU0.000. -!'Hf: :<r \. 0 ".' '' ... , t ....... J.; '
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D OF eolon " docorat1n1. Call oar o111eo for full :::.":" -· -LIPr our OWNIUHIP detallJ. • Coll~ ~-. ~ tllil ~ s bi11usfer.,..rrulut•t1n11• Wlheve On ~1:;.:-"11t.P:":t 2 °r:::n•st:.:W.:a!~:
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f r Action • 111 142-5111
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OCIAH ILVD., COR()MA DIL MM
a.. Houio * Sundty " U1' 0..... Blvd., C-.·4el Mot
Spadol!I 2 atory, 4500 l'I· ft. home with '*
taou1ar mw ot -• Jlltl. a u.. 1" u.. Inc roo111, formal dlnlnc w,lfl'plc.. s.pmte
111ut or maid qlllrtm .,.., ..,.,._ 1loom
fer PoOi plua la?J• parklnJ uu· Incl~ paddle ltilnil court.
DUl'LIX-· C_ORONA,,__~..,OIL MAl
R-2 South .af, Hlehway
2 4 1 Bii duplex on nu cl extra wide, 45'
lot. Tree lined. d .. d ead ,Ueel Lota of .O.m
to bufld. fllt,500. , • I
OUl'LEX ·BALBOA ISLAND 11 Uke now, 3 & 2111, ioYelj' patio a. bal<!04J
wtth view. $86,500.
21-45 E. Cout Hl9hway
~ .. Met .
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NIY(PORT IEACH CLASSIC
Lull: 241_. 5 Bil, dining rm. plus den )lo111e
in Eutbluff. Gradoua family ho111e; nln Ice.
atop.down don w/mll!ive frp!. 6 parquet fir.
St>actoas matr. 1ulte; interior laulidr1 chute.
Orea! outside entertatn111ont an• w/euatom
altutten. Outatandlnl lan4icat>lQ1! . Gtt on
Ille lilt for • private lhowlng. rrr.ooo.
llO DEGREE FOREVER llllW
3 Bedroom, den home on best CdM street
Immaculate -luxurtousl
A magic carpet of night lighla. '135,000
Q: Orange Coast
REAL ESTATE
2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corene tlol Mer
MACNAB ·
lRVINE
FINER HOMES
" DOVER SHORES-SOPHllTICATIO
SPANISH
View! Pool! Privacy! 3 "BR's, DR, FR,
&ard•• room, lt1ll deck! f1311,IOO. Laalo Sbarkany MH200. .
• O\llN FRISHI
Batei'1 W&rlll 4 cbartnll)I 3 BR, 2 beth,
i.,.tlo home, Cloe• lo Harbor JU a. W..t-
, ciltt Shopp!nc on quiet .u.tL UJOO(!
You'll like It! Jaek HoweU Ml not.
OPEN HOUSE-OVE IN RUDY
A beauty!! Work'• all done from w.W·
fall, lo decks, lo lush planting 4 cuatom
decorating. Enjoy the extr01: Hit~
oven , ceramic coot top, ga1 BBQ. f BWt,
FR, formal & informal eating areu. mi
Keel Dr., CdM--OPEN SUNDAY 1U p.m.
LIVE FOR LOVE
1436 Galuy is available. Enjoy th!J 3000
1q. ft. of beauty. 4 Bl\'•, 3 baths, FR. See
It TODAY. Charlene l\eicbmaan sa.ms.
2 LUXURY PRESIDENT HOMES
IN TURTLEROCKI
Superb VIEWS! Great condition. ~ Blt.'1
& PR. You select the decor 4 ~anl.
Laulo Sbarkeny m6200.
DOVER SHORES BAYFRONT
Wall; through en inviting briclt entry lo a
sparkllllg 5 BR, FR, DR, 4 galne l'OCllll.
Pier &. alip. Groat home for ~
Open Sunday 1-5 p.m. 305 North Siar !AM.
COSTA MESA-EASTSIDI!
Sharp 3 BR, 111 bath, Dr, finplace, wood
panelling, bookshelves, new Iha( carpet,
fre1bly painted tnaido 4 out. CJ ... lo Wut..
cUH Shopping -Assume VA ~.lllO.
WESTCL1'F-UNDIR CONSTRUCTION
4 BR, FR, DR 4 NlllJllll room. Let u1
sbow you the plans. Maxine Willlams 6'2-
8235.
TMI LAST 01' THE IEST
ilna1 _!)J)POrtunlly to ""'-a •trlldQa ,
Bit, !'R. DR :... ne1f.y <omplllad Ivan
Weilt' C:tlllcm bome .W/~ llq a. 1"°"'*8bl Vin. me.ioo. All -11m1aa1 m-· to ~ la •wpo!t'll fanlullc ~rlc I.lion, 1'llnlllbed modal Open n.Jb' 1 , W Ga1Q1 Dlive.
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819 CAHvotl l'AIRWAY LOTS
lleautlftlJ Vim! ~m $G2,IOO to •.oat.
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g1n1ge, enc!ORd potlo. . .......... m,soo.
OPEN SUN. 1-4 213 SAPPHIRE
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,4 llDI OPEN SAT I SUN I~ P.M.'
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lonial lnlar. .... let wllll $14',MD..
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' * 24'0 IAYSMOlliS Dll., N,I. :":'!i ~-:::-'.;.. ~ • BR., 3 BA. 56' Joi. '
wattt. Built ta -.., ,.If. $14'"°°
dHi>loL<&'ll> IOd Ill the KINNITH L HART.MAN, 1lul r.IW fa.
tlneil llnWdrc -. • •emnents. MJ.s7eo or ~Wl.
cultom home hu. 8uytr •iil!llill!!!lliiiliiillliilliliiliiiii•••• hu ddort of co&or or ~All tor $08,000. To General ... eanM-nn. ·
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ANY VITI ltAN iUYIR
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ILUFFS CONDOMINIUM
Lovely a bdrm., 2 bath home on corner lot,
nur pool • hlch 1 ch o o L New condition.
OcWI YilW from living rm. Excellent loca·
tlon on VllU Bonita. $37,SSO
llLL GRUNDY, ll!ALTOR
=I -~ """ l1la ...... lulldlne. w~11.7°Z:.: Ml lopW. Dr., Sult. I, N.I. 615-6161
.:l-"' ~a•ir,:~, for Actioll ••• Call 642-5671
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J BDR. & DEN
a11ume 11'." loan .
Pl,)'Tllfl'ltl n than rtnt
Cftltral docw' plu. mtunl --........ lamsi-I: ftttpiace equip-
ment b>cluded, dinhw rm.,
built-in raap • O\'eft •
dillnnlbft'. td, S.-1720.
TARBELL
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HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Bod_,,, l'amlly llm. or Den)
1400 ~ Rd., (Newport His.) N.B.
644-, _.,!00 (Sat le Sun 1-6)
1731 Port WHtboume, (Harbor Vu Hills)
N.B., 84&.ml (Sat" Sun IU)
1727 Antlaua (Dover Shores) NB
875-2721 . (Sun 1.fi) • (I Bod,_,,)
'ID cameo Hllhlands, CdM.
644-7270, '8f,!OO (Sal " Sun 1-6)
.•• !401 W, C<>aat Hwy., N'pt Beach
• 87Hl20 (Sat I< Sun. 10 to dust)
221 Mlllord, (Cameo Shores) CdM
Ml 6200 (Sat le Sun 1·5)
2727-0ceais Blvd., Corona de! Mar
644-U. (Sat .. Sun :W}'
'107 Hllar~ ~81. Newport Beach . • ~:Die; ...... (Sat .. Sunl m Wti AM: <W~rflielibtarN.B. "ff
848-7530, f42,llOO (~ • Sun lo.I) 5do Poinsettia, Coron' del·"8f
875-57211 (Daily 1-6)
1818 Commodon (Bayorell)
842-8235 tSfit •.sun 1-6)
*910 Wtllcllfi (Westclllf) NB
M2-m5, '87,!00 (Sun 1-6)
*283 Octanvlew (N.H.) N.B.
sc.823S · (Sun 1-6) tno Miramar, Balboa ; ecum. toa,!00 (Sat "Sun,1-6) ·
2012 San Remo Dr., Laguna Beach
40'/-IW (Sat le Sun lo.I)
2141 Saville (Balboa PeM. Pt.) N.B. 814-4910. m.ooo rs.t" Sun 1-!:ao)
2021 Pt. ::tbrill.ge !Harbor Va HomUJ
N.B., 910, '49.500 (Sat le San 1-6:30)
S13e CoolJd«e Ave., Costa Me11-
M4-19101 $31,950 (Sat & Sun 1-6:30)
528 Recllailds (Newport Heights) NB
673-7993 (Sal• Sun IU)
531 DeAn%1 Dr., Coroha del Mar
87S-7178 (Sat le Sun 1-$)
_19511 Sierra Seco, Irvine
548-2313 (Sat le Sun 1.fi)
3151 Barbados, Costa Mesa
546-2313 <Sat & Sun 1-6)
U07 Valley Circle, Co1ta Mesa
66-0303 (Sun 1-6)
!5311 San Bernardino, Newport Beach
64S-4170, 54().-0608 (Sunday)
2242 Donnie Rd., Newport Beach
84&-7171 (Sun 1·5)
8811 Joann. Costa M ...
548-2313 . (Sun 1-61
2592 Clrde Dr. (Bajsbores) N.B.
873-4400 rsw. t ·5>
(J Bod,_,, l'amlly ltm. or Den)
193112 Bel.lwlv, Turtk Rock
' Mf.7270, $48.IOO (Sat & Sun 1-6)
2030 Galary Dr .. <Dover Shores) N.B.
M&-15!>. SU0,200 (Dally 10-6)
*2575 Allamar < IIv!no Cove) CclM mmo. 11:111,!00 (Sun I.fl
6621 Crista Palma Dr., Huntinirton Beach
Mi#IS. 137.500 (Sat le Sun 124)
IOO!I Samoa Pl .. (Mesa Verch) CM
540-2473. '32.500 (Sat .. Sun .. 7:30) toe Via DIJOJI <Lido !sit) N.B.
875-74&2. $'15.000 (Open Dalfy)
2424 22nd st., (Btclc Bty area) N.B.
au.l200 .(Sat & Sun 1-6} :aoo Holldar. Rd .. Newport lleacb
MUIOO, .. 7.500 (Sun 1-6)
1I01 Glmwood !Btycnll) Nt'f!>Orl Bell.
MU20t. m.• (Sat .. Sun 1.f)
ID Llneoln Lane (W11tc!ltf) NB
MH200. "'·"° ulfi:J .. Sun 1-1) 11121 Via Maalna (TR lrvlDe
W-«m (Sun U)
21J SIDOhlN (Balboa lalllld) N.B.
l'IMOOO (Sun 1-4)
I Emerald Btv. La ..... Beach ,
f7Mli00, 1145,000 (Sat• Sun U)
2848 Alta Vista <Entbluff) N.B.
lf4.)lll, 114.000 (Sun 1-1)
18151 San Antonio, J'ountaln Vallev
~ '32,5311 (Sun 1-4)
1841 Samar Pl. (M ... Verdel C.M.
'844-4910, $31,llOO <iiun 1-l:•l ttUl9 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar ~ (&Jnl.f)
Ut2 OalW17 tu., Coata M..-
aa.11-. PJ,IOO (sat • Sun 1-ll
223 Rochester, Costa M"81
87$-722$ (Sat• Sun l-6)
1111 Coolld1e, Colla Mose
M&-nn . (Sat & sun 1.fi)
118 cameo Hlllh!and1 Dr., Corona de! Mar
673-8115!1, '61,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2547· Columbia, Colla Mesa
548-231S (Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5)
10042 Dana Dr .• Huntington Buch
968-9230 $32,000 (Sat & Sun l ·5)
2161! Impala In .. Huntington Beach
842-25'1 '38,GOO (Sun 1 ·5)
2011 Paloma, Costa Mou
5411-2313 (Sun 1·5)
*400 Superior, Nawport Beach
875-7225 (Sun 1·5) .,,.,,
CS a,_ and Family Rm. or Den)
2012 Santiago (Dover Shorn) N.B.
• 67R0001.l84.950 (Sal &&m 1-6)
~ 111111'!°'!4 (l'futblulf) N.B. e1k:MM, '4il.750 (Sat & Sun 1-S)
*296i'J.ftnda6ao Dr. (Mesa Venlt)..C.M.
54U990, '47,500 (SUn 1·5)
3019 Java Rd. (Golf course area) C.!tl.
546-599(), $58,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
20'Cl Diana Lane, Newport Beach ~ (Sun 1·5)
• .SS i\llso, Newport Beach ~. $44,950 (Sat & Sun Hi)
8253 Idaho Lane (Mesa Verde) C.M. ' 54a.6880 ' (Sun 1·5)
442 Catalina, Newport Beach
84().0()20 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
44 Braeburn Lane, Newport Beach
640--0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
(4 Bodroom)
~21 Briplon Rd., (Cameo Shores) CdM
· Mf.9200 · (Sat le Sun 1·5)
2Uf 1111.blal>d Dr. (Baycrell) NB
~ -(Sat & Sun 1-5)
· isd·Cyntliia (Off Santa A., N of 2.1rd )CM
64U235 135,9!!0 (Sun 1-5)
4709 Dorchester (Cameo Highlands) NB
. 644-4810 174,000 (Sat I< Sun 1·5:30)
tt300 Evening Star (D6ver Shores) NB
~ $121.000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
3009 Cleveland, Costa Mesa
V'n-1050 (Sun 1-5)
960 Union Costa Mesa
fl46.-05M '25,950 (Sun 1-5)
805 Vista Suerte <The Bluffs) NB
1145-41770 154,950 (Sun 1·5)
*3007 Royce, Costa Mesa
5411-2313 (Sun 1·5)
10252 Kamuela Huntington Beach
962.fi644 126,450 (Sat & Sun 1-6)
2145 College Costa Mesa
640--0020 (Sun 1-6)
(4 Bod,_, Family Rm . or Denl
'*2018 Galaxy Dr., (Dover 5hores) N.B.
<1111-1550 (Dally 10-6)
1221 Keel Dr., (HV HillJ) N.B.
ll4U23S (Sat & Sun J.U) 20~ Port Provence, (HV Homes) N.B.
644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
ttl857 Btyslde Dr .. (Yachtsman's Cove)
CdM. 675-1935 (Daily)
0551 Jonquil. Wetlminster
847-1216, $33,500 (IZ.fi Fri, Sal, Sun &
Mon)
425 Keel pi:. (H.V. Hiiis) CdM
• 644-:M30, $79,500 (Sun 1.fi)
~ Tmnoat (Cameo Shore&) CdM
!Mt-U., '149,500 (Sa,I & Sun l.fi)
3860 Ocun Bll'\:h Corona del Mar
f75.7225 (Sat .. Sul! 1-5)
ifr20260 Lantana Huntington Buch
557-4130 (Sat • Sun 1-5)
3IS Santa I.label Colla Mota 846-321!5 "5,000 (Sa t & Sun U)
2874 Clubbou .. Rd. (.Mesa Verde) CM
$11 llMO .1,950 (Sun 1-5)
*1311 Sbannon Lane Costa M ... d.C 1888 ISS,950 (Sal & Sun from 1)
llOl Inltlllle Nawport Beach
840 GOIO (Sat .. Sun 1-1)
1'181 llaboma Colla Meaa
~ (Sat & Sun 1:11().1)
1730 Port Wnlhoume, N•lllpOrt a-II
llO.otl20 (Sal le Sun 1-6)
1'5 Tulant Rd., Colla Meaa ~..._ $111,500 (Sal fs Sun 1-6)
Gil: nt* Clrdt, Cqala lo( •.ooo (Sit fc.Sun U-1)
**'536 V'IB Udo Nord (Udo Isle) NB
675-4582 (Sunday 1-4)
2015 Commodore (Baycrt1t) NB
642-5200 $84,500 (Sat & Sun 1-6)
18971 Blenmont Terr (Off EdJehill)
644-6200 (Sun 1·5) TRHills
2449 College Dr (College Pk) CM
557-4263 64&-aall (Sat & SUn)
396 Princeton (College Pk) CM
557-4263 64&-aall (Sat & Sun)
*2242 Heather In., Newport Beach
64+2430 $84,500 (Sun 1-5)
*1120 Goldennd (H.V. HillJ) CdM
64+7662 (Sun 1-6)
2006 Port Caudiff (Harbor Vu Homes)
548-2.113 (Sat, Sun, Mon 1·5)
7422 Colby Circle, Huntington Beach
962.fi644 $47,950 (Sun 11-6)
352 Princeton Dr., Costa Mesa
549-0m '33,000 (Sat & Sun 10.fi)
ifr1215 Dolpjlin Terr (Irvine Terr),CdM
· 67"6510 · '135.000 (Sat • Sun 14!
1001 Hampshire Lane (Dover Shores) NB
675.fiOOO $9'l,500 (Sat• Sun 1·5),.
*2815 Harbor Vu Dr. (Hbr Vuilll) CdM
675-6000 f79,750 (Sat&Sunl·S)
2839 CaNlb (EaslbluH) Newport· Beach
675.fiOOO $59, 750 (Sun 1·5)
25541 Adrilna (Aeglan Hills) MV
Off. 830.6060; Res. 837·M23 (Sun l.fi)
3216 Delaware Pl (Mesa Verde) CM
540-0780 $23,500 (Sun 1·5)
8141 Wadebridae Cir., Hunting(on Bch.
~55 $53,500 (Sun 12-5) **~7 Linda Ille Dr. (Llnda Isle) N.B.
67~161 (Sundan
*'~111-Chabuco Dr. (Irvine Ternce)ffil
675-6775 , (Sun 12.fi)
(S Bodro0ml
*lllOll Ruth Lane. Ne"l'l'rt Buch
548-4116'1 $87,500 · (Sat & Sun l.fi)
(5 Bodroom Family R-.i or Don)
*2333 Shaiitar Dr. (Mesa Verde) C.M.
546-4141, $43,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
**1306 W. llaY Ave ., (Balboa Peninsula)
N.B: -7270 . (Sun 1·5)
**305 North Star Ln. (Dover Shores)
N.B. 114U235 (Sat & Sun 1-6)
**•46 Linda Ille (Linda Isle) N.B.
114U235 . (Sat & Sun 1·5)
**54 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) N.B.
644-2430 (Sun 1-5)
***1014 Pplaris (Dover Shores) N.B. ·
1144-2430, $169,000 (Sat" sun 1·5)
1337 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 $198,500 (Sun 1·5)
* 1315 Santiago (Westcllff) NB
642-8235 (Sun 1-6)
20401 Upper Bay (SAJI) Back Bay
644-6200 $56,900 (Sun 12.fi)
**16 Linda Isle Dr. (Unda Ille) NB
1144-4910 . $167,000 (Sat .. Sun 1-6 :30)
7422 Colby Ci r .• Huntington Beach
962-6644 '47,950 (Sun 11.fi)
3516 O<ean lllvd., Corona del Mar ·
67J!.8900 (Sun 3-5)
735 ~t James Pl .• Nowport Beach
6411-7171 (SUD l ·6)
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
(2 ... s ........... ,
*~I W. Coast H'!f., N'pt Beach 11'7~ (Slit le Sun 10 to dusk) • J Becl-.n1
2601 Vista Omada (The BluHt) N'pt. Bch.
67~ (Sunday 1-5)
41od-•
2010 Baja (The llluffl) N'pt, Bch.
875-.10tl0 (Sun 1-6)
DUPLIXIS FOR SALE ,, 2...,_
2516 Bayside Dr., Cont111 de! Mar
848-2121 , !Dail1 U I
TllPLIXES FOlt SALE
' ,,, l ..,.,.
Tit Scott Plq, IM!ol'M ..
5'$-IC4 f!S, (Sun 1-6)
WA'llaFIONT LOTS FOR SALE
**1117 tla7aJde Dr. (Y1chtsman'1 Covel . ·~ • ~JJ311 (Dlily
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IALIOA PENINSULA POINT
7 bed., 6 ba. plus lar1e famil r. room, sundeck, four car aarago park·
ing for 10 cars In beautiful tiled courtnrd In this 7,soq square foot
home built on three Iota located a ball blo<k to beach or bay. $135,000.
Shown by appoint.
LOOKING FOR UNITS?
We have four plex on Balboa Peninsula, 2·3 Bedrooms, 1·2 Bedroom1
l·Bacbelor. FuUy rented -$10 ,000 Down, Full Price $89,500 .
FIXER.UPPER ON THE "POINT"
Prime Balboa Peninsula area. 30x90 lot to alley. 3 bed. home needs
paint and carpeting. All electric home -good rental area. VACANT
and ready f'lr the summer rush . Lot appraised 1t •40M. Full price
only 139,950. Sale subject to court approval.
VIEW OF GOLF COURSE
Charmin1 4 bed., 2 story home In choice east.side location near Santa
Ana Country Club. 2 full baths. beautiful tile, bar style kitchen with .
electric bullt!ns. Raised flreplace, nice carpets, detached doubl• gll' _
age. Full price $36 ,750 -owner has moved to Montana. Make offtr. :
1..oned. for horse.
NEWLY DECORATED .
Try this 4 bedroom home on small Cul-de-Sac wilb beautiful hard-:
wood floora. Fireplace. F.A. he•~ Eleclric buillln kitchen, Iara• double
garage with builtin storage and work bench. Raised patio deck over·
looking tree shaded rear yard. All this for only $33,000. Owner llld
se1l!
IALBOA PENINSULA DUPLEX
3 Bedrooms, 2 baths upstairs, 2 bedrooms down. New w/w carpeting,
drapes, completely furnished w/new king sized beds lhru-oul Redec-
orated In and out. 8 years old. 2 car garaa:e w/alley entrance. Full
price only 179.500. Has eiisting GI loan at--'7~ of $46,000 and owner :
w/carry a 2TD, &0 submit your down payment. Live in one and rut . :'
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the other. I
I TWO PLUS TWO WATERFRONT
'"alGHT ON" POINT ' '
200 feet on 14'11..er -~th apartmentl hive view on the waler. Good
net l)lendable. Only 19 .,;~ down. Praent owner will finance Iha
balance. Fantastic opportun»y -Pleue call today.
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SERVING GlllATlll NIWPOttT HAlllOll AREA
MEMlllt MULTI~ mNG IEltViCI
9uick Move-In
on thi1 vacant Npt. Hetcht•
beauty. Heavy aha1 cpb,
modern bullt·ln k\tch!n,
brick Itn!pl&ce, and view ct
the ocean from thl" front
yard. This 3 BR. 1% bath
home is only 7 yn. old,
Youn for $44,950. Call .........
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Expand~ 10 include Coe.at &: I l"lf'W duplex. Eacti unit hu I
Put )'OUf ecmfSdence In our ~tic and environment BR. l lii baths, wet bar.
-49 )'Uta of q-...alil;J cuatom aervloe.s. J service porch •nd Shq
bomt bulldlnc. carpetinc tlu't.luehout. Qua.Ii.
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THREE BEDROOM HOMES
:;.: . 2961 MINDANAO, MESA VERDE, C.M. $47,500
-Solid and sunny 3 Bdrm with a· den that bas an out-a-sight wet bar
and a yard that has a far-out swimming pool. Quality and excitla&
lhruout. A new listin g.
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3019 JAVA ROAD. MESA VERDE, C.M. $51,500.
Custom colonial elegance adjacent to the golf cource; on a comer lot
~ith manicured till green lawn. Inside there's wooden pegged floor-
tng massive but cozy stone fireplace and spacious tile kitchen.
orlN SUN .. 1°1. PHONI UN19UI HOMIS. MISA VUDI. "'°'ltff
2012 SANTIAGO, DOVER SHORl!S, N.B. $14,'50.
Price jus\ reduced $2,550. 3 Bedrm. and a paneled den, shag carpeu,
sunken living room and large master suite. Enormou. patio porch
with Back Bay views. Out of area owner li!:tttini antsy!
OPIN SUN .. 1·1. PHONI UN19UI HQMD. NIWPOIT llACH, MM•
' 322 POINSETTIA, CdM $19,500
Bran4 naw. Now under construction with chance to choose carpela
and interior colors. This is a 3 bedroom plus den p1us family room
and larji!e living room . Tltis 11 a South of the highway loca1jon.
ONN SUN., 1·1. PHONI ilN19UI MOMU. CORONA DIL MAI. 671Mff
2636 'BASSWOOD, EASTBL\JFF, N.B. . '49,7SO.
Just lllll!d and looks super! Popular Lusk A plan in immaculate con·
dition:. This one has a service porch, family room with fireplaee and · 1""'"'""""'""'"""""",;,,,,""I
floors triet •liine !Ike mirror<. Gre>t decor' Wiii mako a frtal home! .2.S'fOltY
OPIN SUN .. M . PHON'. U~~~~ HO,llU. COIONA DIL MAI. '7-' POO~lO,fOO
FOUR BEDROOM HOMES 11·1 ""'' A ~ brick ftrtptaa.. W\Ddinr staJreue
2115 l'IARBOR VIEW DR:, HARIOR VU HLS., CdM ,79,950 lb '•""" J bO be<ll-..
U it'• view you want, it'• view yo11'11 get! One of the finest views in -Gaiunnet kltclten • IN·
the entire harbor area and it'a of the-harbor area. There's also • O.UDES REFRIGERATOR.
Bdrms. a d•liRhlfui pool and 1 hippy family room . . WASHER AND DRYER!
.,,.. SUN,. l·L PHONI UN19UI MOMD. COIONA DIL MAI. jTMHf Private pdo. Pool with oabolia. SDI BUYS IT! c.J!
2139 ~OB DRIVE, E.ASTBLUFF, N.11. $59,750 fut.,. appt. 1o -· -
4 bedi'il'm single story wll!io,• vit,'11' that won't quit! It's ~ai!·Back
Bay, Tfie Bluffs, Balboa m11 Beyo'nd. Added game room · (wi\b view
too!l make" this unioue.
ONN SUN .. 1 •L PHONI UNl9tfl HOMIS. CO.ONA HL MAit 67MHI
2174 C~BHOUSE, MESA VERDE, <;.M. ... Anothet rfecto! 4 Bedroom single story and a master ••Ile )n flully
baby bl shag, additional C'!J'POtlnl and wall . trutmenls are de-
ligbtlul lhn1out this ent\f.e ;lJ)'llQUB HOME. $5119.50. .
°""SUN. 14, rHONI UM\flll Hqlla. MISA YOH. ..... .,. ,
1001 HAMPSHIRE LANE, 1>0\iiR SHOll:ES, il : lf2.SGO,
SoUd and 1ound with fo~l llvlng'?oOm Ind <lramatic 'f'!"'lr'room
complete with 28' stone 'firepla~ Lutll •bat ~II . Man.\' e11nveni·
onces Ill, this traditional. excit!ni hOllle. Terrific location! '" ·' · '
OHN SUN., M. ""°"' U!li9Ul"°lllS MIWl'OIT W.CH. MM.. ·
2069 MANDARIN, MESA VIRDE; ·e.M. ·;. $17,;50.
Price Just reduced '2,000. -2 story, 4 bdrm, 2 blth f1mlly home.
Bi~ mister suite, urpeted family room with 1tone fireplace. Grett
landsupln ~.
OPIN SUN., 1 ·I. PHONI UNlfUI MOMB. Ma.t. WUDI. J46.lttl
DUPLEX HOME
520 M.\llGUERITE AVENUE, CtlM $64.500
Here'• 1 cute shingled duplex on 1 palm lined avenue. Two 2 bed·
room unlll with potential to add on. Wpecl the property and review.
Unique'•' Investment proapectUI. Xlnl Prlv. financin( ovlilable.
OPIN SUN .. 1-1. PHONI INtqUl llOMll. COIOU. •MM. 67Wlll
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ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE
NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES
CORONA DEL MAR, 675-8000 • MESA VERDE,
5'6-5990 • NEWPORT BEACH, 14H500 • CALL US
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
57 Undo Isle Drive -Open Sunday
Cnstom 4 BR., 3~ bl home on Lagoon. Mstr.
BR. bu sitting area & f'l'lc. Waterfront fam-
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lovely prden, lge. slip ......... $189,500 .
Wor Complete Information QI"'" Homot & loll, Pio-Call:
Bill GRUNDY, REALTOR
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pool &be )IV<l. ~r eJI• 2400 Ill· ft . of luxury, 4 )IR.,
cepUnnat 3 l!OOM Mui.tr 3 BA . rAlhrdral ~lltftp.
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specw.I ~1b. Gourmet rowl'f'rl patio, S'7t.500.
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bJt t'\lltom built drHm ts --PRESTIGE u~ ullimate In prl\'IKY for AREA.VIEW I
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10 GARAGES -3 CARPORTS
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Price $295,000.
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REALTOR
1314 NORTH EL CAMINO REAL, SAN CLEMENTE
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2 ~ ..-.... 0,-l.eCIUINTA HlltMOSA Wldltr ...... tor,.::: .. ~+...Va '1 .. •lolft aol. EASTBLUFF BRAND N~ •
-• 2 lodr. - -,_ 6 OjamJ U.. = ., !Ala ~ °*• • 1111 • 1.111rA,lft,tEN1S 'VIiie Gr•nod• Apia. Jl102 Blrdl st. tltpt So. of HACIENDA HARBOR .. i
• 4sab<. wlUo JVd Jn OIM -"""*"' --la • • ~&.-.. e ~VE Townhoule · Ai'1'0ri A PAI-RdJ. " : or CdM 8 ,..,,.... Cloe pot ,_ DOOi; -IM7 -\.wall tor• to Dene -WJ -$ BR. d<n, 3 Ba~. Only I ... leh! ol BR A 2 From $1 50 • O.K. "-..r., RM or BBQ. VOblllnablo Lh1lotr -"'"" w id 1.... . 1"'"'!'7 , t UY1n( ..,.. ~ .. ,..1 w, atuched 2 BR. Prt. potioc. llilllatd DELUXE I & 2 BEDROOMS •
1-. Not -$8 nn °"'' ....._ h'l lot loit.,. a Nol l'OI\-, -1811111>1. J .-lo<*li( .-, ......... ~ cc..,..., l&OO ., ft Pool ,,. tod pool • Jammf Fumlahod & Unfurnlohod P1-hell>. Pb. M1b at 2 BR. 11VDIO • M ~ U'llllllG." llal .._, .._ E••11t•l•s. l1!0.ol0~111&. l ~ ta.:Ultlos . . ' • ;{;·• u°::r ir-:1no lllcr He•led Pool -Garaies -Shag CarpelinC .
llMDl! ltlt. I. ALL UTIU'l'IEll P4JB -...., -wllll Illa P.• -..._ ... Ill& -...... T lfabtOd teo-Near Qw lllll SCboo1 m..,. ' ' , DW>whber -AU UIU1ties Paid.
Adula No .... -. -::. ..--ID -U, W..,, -~":.':i..pllja llllloo " e; ~ Wi>'rlll& -LA PARISIENuEN Adulla Only. No Pola
' ODola -pallt fio ,.... SllS - -J>\lflllls, mot· m29i1 " 241 A•oc•clo$t., Cost• Mo.. 646.1204 I II•) (4 bibs." Su l>ilao"""' or-.~ -....., loo-DP -· -Junior l'• 1 BR. lllltUm 1191 •
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...... , ... .,._ ooBeoch.JblkW.cmllolt eelllnp, ...n.b1 -*N liii-!Br 2 lromllTUllmoothb':.i..J BREATHTAKING FIREPLACE. HEATED VILLAMAR5EILLES ':~·~~~::· ~~1,ID;l62!1;.;-~~;••~"';·~l t-1-ponllJnc, -.., c1rpo, bs and 2-bedn>om pi.., Md VIEW POOL. ADULTS. SPACIOUS l & 2 REDROOM APT. · (TJ4f.IM'l-MC1 dnpeL Fo•nllbed • :... w::in~ Lantttn. k1Dry town-._ Eleo-121!'. Hue< 2l!R. apt. HI on m<i m.Uli8 l'umllhotl & Unfumlohod ,.
Apts. ,urn. Ml U~ A J'UulGul tric kitdwns private P9tb Back Bay BluJf w/2 private ACf'OSa f'rom Golf Coutllo Miit LlvlAg _ ··
*UPPER 2 BO~ nc. bulldl;. -pool. 51T-leT~ or bol-..,·...,,.1">r. dra· balconi... Fl'plc. H•at..i »132 Santa Ana AYO, Dishwasher col6r.c:oordinaled appliances •
Anohelm .,,..._,,. jal1o -a. Ba-6 1 BR'a lrom NEW2lllt,clrpo,~rdo. P"loa. SubterTaneu park-pool, Loads of c•u. 7'5 RIOIA!lD'SILIOO AREA Plustillullcaiptl·ftilrroredwardtobedoor&-"'.
1 Br. '1%1.SO· 2 tr 1155. boUlt ead pe11o,.1,..i. $U5.:MIW.-(JllltW. :.:t .. .../ BR lorwtth•levalon.OptloMI Dom"!'.";-·.:'1HS'"': Newlarge2BR.2J1Aixtra Indirect lfc,bllliflaklJcllen·breakfastbar·.: . N_.:. dee 8Jttna. ·-....... Mature-CJI, .m Clijld. "° of Ntw'J(lft Slvd.) Cotta tnakl ltr'Vke. Just north ol extra .... apt may niCt", ,epu. drpl. trplc;, bu . •-1..0....A 1· I h landscap-Pld~ avall
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533 o"Gtt': -1115. l03d Db -ti. »-NEW I BR. bl.., -· Fublon Ialand alJ.,.bclq!o ·~I!., •1260
1 WJI..,, m.!268 dshwhr •• .,.,.. $ZIC. mo. 11 priva .. _.,...Pl 10 • Pus ,11 · ::
-• -• 531-TlfT alt I .... -WHATS A VILLA? -clrpo, --Alta ... Slon Joaquin HDla Road. ... -• ' yrly. m-0844. mg -brick Bar-b&-QU•• • 1arce heated poo ' . mo • ... 2 bllal to bch. Vllta. -=· 'I;flopbone (TH) 6"-UOO MEDITERR AN EA N NEWPORT ISL on. ,.,.... "lanai. Air CGDtllUorlblg.·. • ~ :
a..JbN lll•nd Pool. Adits, no P •I•. Hunt....,_, -'°' oental ""°"""Hon NEWPORT. Available ~ip ov•il. 1 BR delux. aar'. 3111 So. Brl1tol Sti, Sanle ,.,,. 557-IJOt .. " :
DELUXE 2 BDRM apt. fully !i3S<M92 D>l2tll Sl A """t :F::a:.::::. NEW 3 BR. 3 BJU 10 OC<an. Sept. 2 BR., 2 BA., nr opone,, •pplno, $:ITS. 211 BR COL=~l:o~:E'lJ CO.
turn. w/prq~. wmter Laguna 8Mc1' chaoM Elepnt Jrtvaey at a $l75 Bltns Sl>O/mo. ~1972 or Ho a g Hosp. Adults. sharp, gar. opener, applna,1 '!!1.!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!M!!lll!!!!!l!!!!!ll!!•l!!!!!!!!!l!!I!~~ '2'l5. mo o' yrly $295. mo. LA. .--. 138-9343. $175/mo. 642-4387 agt. $!2!i. Yrly i.a... -· I'
Pbono $43-9976 °' ~. NR bch. bf Jdll, ·-4 = :.'i,~ ....... -Ch ..... Wt'9ome Apt. Untum. 365 A"'-Untum. 365 Apt, Unlll..._ 365 Apt U tu !65
LITl'LE laland, liew delox, 2 nx1m1. Adlta. .., ~IL SIT~ tafn,.,....... &Dd ioOH• ltf. New F.mily Apts. ;,;i:;;;•..;.;;•~m:,::·_,_..;;;;.;~~~""'"..,...--... "F
BR. owndeck. Winter, s=;. 4M J'ori<. -· -Inc. AA* u.._ with 3 bed-8dnn. Color Coon! Newport BMch N-rt BMch
Avail Sept 10.,m-1394. Newport -_., 111 -· ........ 2 '
llallloe PonlMul• YEARLY _ Bill to boa<h. and.,_..,,.,..,_ lo 'l'BNNIS CRT, Pllt'1'ING
• ....... with --fn. GllEEN, POOL, BAJl..8.Q'a SPAC. 3 BR. 2 BA, ll60 A 2 Deluxe J Br. z Ba. D/W, · own --•· C111LD PIAY A11I1:A Ba 111 BA $22S Wini.r JS ltPI<, -'d'1• Patio ' d-"""' .-·-Djl,y CARE CElft'ER
BIJC to Bet., ;.,wly dee. '300. ~ aft 1 .... -Ooaoe ud _, I Sl'Oltt UC. BLDG .. 111C.
55T·1UT. YR. $ZIO mo. or Wfnllr SllO ' y 1 1 ~ GYll 6 PAllTY RIQ,
• $<> WK • VJ>()i> °""'" ..... Incl. •tilo. ' tr. Avail FAlllW A VI...... llf:81GNED FOR THE
Lovett. 11ac1>1 er.r. 11oo.,. sn. m-mt a1t 1 ... AP'AllTMENTS GROWING FAMILY
Maid ~c:o-PooWtll Pd wtalu; anytJme -..ta. .. BIZ 1\JRH. MODELS
e eau 6TS-81io • OCEANFRONT ' ~1y · 2 1<1121 s.ota Ana.,..._ -640 I WARNER A VE.
I C.-. del MM Br, polio on -· Fully DELUXE <Ooroer Wamer • -~.;,;.;~;,;...;,;;..;.. ___ , -· Avail Sept 9 · Do...: f u L •• .-.,
SPAC.cl ... turn-1375/mo. ~ APARTMINTS .. ..jtcto '"""'"''ct
See to .,,..-.c. Quiet. 1170. LIDO • Bayvw. ..t on Air Omd~ Ft»k~~ SWfm. -e-
Bulillessman, S. Hwy. water. 1 hr. SllO mo. m =. ~ G01M Spa.,.j $235
==-.,.--=::-:::i-61Ml59'7',,-! Lido 'Pk. Dr., apt. II. Bfilfud Room.• amDllEN WELOJME
FURN. Apt. !lM. vtn pc1. JS m-ms. 2 BR. Fmm neo BllAND NEW FAMILY
b1k to ocean. No pets. 2500 2 ls ' BR apt'• for rent 1 BR. Is Den J"roal S111J
St&vlow, CdM. Oc<an vm.. """'· yey. MEDITERRANEAN TOWNHOUSE APTS. tost• Mesa 5216 5300 SeaShore Dr. NB S .BEDlWS. + FAMILY, ~;;;;;:;===;m;;J eau' "4U187. VILLAGE 2 BA. TENNIS er.,
LIVE LIKE A KING e WINTER RENTALS e UJO Harllor Blvd., CM. Pll1TING GREEN,
1. 2, ~ 4 BR. n-.w ""'' (TJCJ 55T.003J P004 BAJWl.Q'• At Budget Prices! ABBEY REALTY -RENTAL oma: CHD.:' PLAY A1IEA
FURNISHED-2 BR. apL fUr winter retal. OPEN 10 AM to 6 PM DAY CARE CENTER
UNFURNISHED Avail Stpt. 10-June 15. SJti5 2 BR.. 2 ba, lp step dwn Uv 3 Sl'OR. ... ltEC, BLD, INCL.
mo. Eves (n4) ~'T856. nn w/frplc. Encl patio I GYM A PARTY RMS. DESIGNED FOR mE * POOLS L11< 2BR neor beadl,'frplc:, ..... >min lo Airport• ma· GROWING FAMD..Y * ENCLOSED sund<ck, -· Adib, 1lO Jar .._log. 1115 mo. SEE J'URN. MODELS
GARAGES pei.. S235 ,rty. 675m4. 55"1-9302 6401 WARNER AVE. * CONVENI l!NT u-wport Itel_.... $U51mo. 1-1 Br .. w/W
ro ALL BEACHES ' ... .... ... -· -·· ......... (°"""' Wamer • Edwanta) FROM $135 MONTH CLEAN1or2BR.Adullo. -dec:w.M&t=cp1.No ProjtctofUrlNoneti ..
SE ,.. ... "'°kit =50. 1121 ,.... Qt1lel. ...,..., 1981 ... ..o----•• I ADULTS PLEA E. 16th St., li.B. -I80L Newpotl M6-83'l3. ON BEA~H'. VILLA POMONA S.n ci .... -Shady -. and Pool
PHONE '42·2015 GARAGE apt. • ....., w, nr ,...! ~:.... ~:.::· -. 2 BR, 2 BA Uni. Fr.1251
(1700 Pomona Ave.) Riviera Bch. SiJl&le man ru.' GAR.DENS A,:. l7T 2 BR. F1:lrn Fr, $31»
pre!. llOO ..... -E. ~ a. ~ ·--· Oceanlnmt-Lux tum 2 Dr. * $30 WEEK & UP * ---· .1111-$400 ut11 pd. AV\fl tor e Studio 6 1 BR' Atts>'" · Apt. U!'!""h 10 > .-'f SP.IC. 2 I! 3 Br. apt. '1411 up 2 W.W.
It TV • Maid -Avail ~-;.;;... G l'qo!, c:pt/"'1>, -lddl .AI>lJL'IS ONLY .e Pbone Service-Hid Pool ' ' ' '* """1fture Ava!Wlle e IJllldm •Pet oectlon Ballloe Penlnsule 2211 Collep No.•·• &C-703! Carp~
2116 Newport BJvd,. CM cuatnm 2 1996 Maple No. 1. • • 6'2-311! beattd ~I ~ at M).3961 JUST com~ 2 BR. 2 BA. crpta, drpl, ne l'OOa>«'f!U, v1'wl
'nlt1 Ad Worth $5 M Rent Br. Loaded. 0erumc bltm. covered carport, .....,. patioe.tmple PlffdDI
HOLIDAY PLAZA ·= :"',.;...':'f!. l&o· 6 ._ ~....n Socmll> -
DELUXE S..cloua 1 B Peek at tbe ..... 1rom pet alknved. 115 2 • 5 O · HUNTINGTON
-.apt 1135. Heatod !""L 'il<ck "' bay lrom ap~ :lll 5'8-ll14 bl Cenlft SL, C.M. PACIFIC
I Ample potkinc. ~: no -to ~ $1110. Adulta FOR 1-loyely 3 Br, 2 Ba. , Tu OCEAN Ari. H.B. ' pets. , ...,, Yearly , __ m«llT .. bllno. -~. 11a11o, ·-mn S!S-1411
' U65 -A ... CM. t -unita,. f(JI IW'illnC· <$ ..,., pant A. -Ole -10 &m4 ... 1llll!J 1 BR 1um: 11.111 uP in<ll ntll, Avail Wall< to 'licb ... bay. 2 privll. No pell. For.,..._ 10 WllUUI WALTEM 0).
newly dee, beaut plden, Br., 1% ba. 5 4 a-3 6 o 7 ; * cail ......,.. • \ ! 111i'il!!oi,.1!1!1,,.~ .... I
pool, ...,. Adults. no peb. 5'3-1551!. 2 BR. •'-· ""'" prl>. SPAC: 1 8r In 4 ..... nr.
1959 Maple Aw., C.M. Mc LOVELY 2 Br:, Den. 2 Ba. disp. W-W crpta. View $245. Beach 1: Slattt. Several to
Apt S Priv patio w I & a rd e n • J.0..2 Sat. Sun. onJy. 322 chaote from. Qpta. drpl,
MGR, 12-2 S.. tum l"""· Fl'pk. Yr\Y Jao. $300/mo. -· Apt B. C<IM. ...... pr., ""-Pool • roe
<..Utal. Min dllti<'L Uve In. 6'l3-6IJ6I. • GAJIDEN K1fdlOl1 -2 ..... 2 nn. Kldll ok. See M,r. 11392
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-alt 5Pm 5M 08. OCEAN -~ mw 2 BR,
1 A 2 -BR. Pool. $140 'Up. r ~ * * iEAtmFUL 11: 2 BR. blt1n. erpta. d r a P •I•
Unfurn avL Qilldren'• aect. ~ (bntemp:nl'f G.rde8 AJ*. dllpoul. wn deck. laund.,
ELM GARDENS Apl', 171 Pallol. l•plc., pjlOI. "' --Wlk-E. 221ld St CM. 642-JMS, ll!04111J. Call 51H183. A pier. ll80 >'· l'Ql1Dd.
FOR rent. Furn.. mR apt ON TEN ACRES 2 BR. Lower, bltns, crptt. AdJtl., ba~ ok. 536--2131.
Pool, ..Uta, m peta. llSO mo. Apta. lunl./..-_ LaUe c1rpo, m Balter A FaJrvW, DELIJXE 1 Br ...... In "°"
Als:> need A•1tl'1lant Ftrtplacel I p:iv. patso.. No cbildftn. no pet1. f.pla, quiet ~
:r.tanaa:er. oo Pomona, CM. Poons..7ennll Omtnt'l Bldlt. $150/mo. 545--US:Z. Adults only. S 11-0 Imo.
BEAUT FURN. 2 Bii 1115 900 Sea Lane, CdM 644-l811 SPACIOIJS' Br, bu, bl... cw.-45.n;;;,_,.;;;;-·~~==,..,-
up Incl 0tllfl, Hid Pool. Adlll -JllacArtbur nr Coa'1I ff'!l') cp~ 1165/blO. US Albert Pl WALK TO BEACH
oo peta. Abo 2 S.. Uni. ApL B, Mr. White 213, I A 2 S... Cpb, -dab-.
&U-aaL $400 • Ulllllµ&l d.e}.uxe ....-... D 15th; 308 16th. 8f7-39$7.
·ACAPULCO Pentbouae ~ ~ DELIJXE' 2 BR. 111 Ba. IEACHiLUFF •Apls.
Deluxe 1 BR $150. 2 BR 1115. !"f' :; to. be!Mftl 6TM1«5. l;1lidlo. Qpt/clrpo, pool. 2 Br, 2 Ila, pool, pado, <Ill>
Ulil pd, Pool ..... ..Ub, ~ '-pvt palloa. llJ5. 1 -.mtEWaAve.IG,P "" ,..._ ,., w.-11t1a, or • New .,,.,,.,.• 1 C/lla/ eJdld·*-,. peta. -· BEDEC.·S BR. ....,....
LARGE ltudlo nJOll1, bath. aundadr, tor older~ no UPPER, cool 2 tr, nr 2 Noor 1>oach $ISO.
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l rrpa!n. se.m. Renovatinl. new lawn1.. have Aide• • Nurw • Payroll. AlO' er all aper. & ~ Veers experiilnce 6 X<ft)ll. MA .mer . ._. , 1 PLOltiST • ==-:---=-:=..---!•
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Refinishing. Frte Pickup * PATOt PLASTERING aalpment l mmedlate Areas ....,...._ "Y"'" Nl.1'£SRIFl'ONLY l _, ~II •--• All ~ Free HtlmaM ORANGE COUNTY placmtenL AbeaMely 110 DENTAL A-nt, IJllmo, Bml. S _ -. _,_ ~ust be ., .... ~ very. ~. vt"'•· OOMFSTIC AGENCY tee. Come 1n ot call • , • front dldc. At lieut M )Tl; 1000 SERVICE --..._... Ulll" '"' I
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Nowport. Cdl\I, <»&1a Mn&, ~ 10,000 wnplet. Rollable Transp. SC.1111111, DIRECTOR 1 .. n, or finance com-1111 In 1 • end ......,__ Ex,... Prtltmd lnr lldllr .... d. Elf .,.r.
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AL'S Landscaping. Tree .. HOUSEQ..EANING, babyslt· .rSom;:;~r~ Apply RequlNI 3 yHrl •X· •rm.d prad:tce-C••t• Q:I~ Kltc:ben ' LOAN a.ERK: 1lds,.. a·~i;,;e'"n· ... ·--· ~--· borne. pony. -·· ..... ..,.. -~~ ~
removal. Yard remodeling. uni. Hqarlan cooldnl· Pukhunt. 9 ~ pm. 9925 We Offer· pertenc. In ,,..,.,... M-.., N time ... ,.., 3%11 Harbor Bt. CM bank llQf tbe eceaa need.I.
Truh ha.ulin&, lot clanup. Job wanted. 5JH,S39. La Alameda, Fount VJy. • tlon & h1uance of lrto DENI'AL 4••11t1nt • ,ry Cook taiented sht with •1 bttt' R~palr l'J)l'inklen. 67J.ll66.. Schwartz 547-5846 Jobs Wented, M & F 704 (off BrookhuntJ. voicel. Must u.. 10 SeeretarlaJ. CQlll\ • col.. Cottqe c.oftee Sbop .._ ot: ~·Rare * LANDSCAPING * F ino otortln9 a.ilulos, koy 1ddlnf madllno I. "P. To ... 40. -· 56'1 w. 19111. Coot& Mea ~ ':t~o~
Now lawna,Sprlnklero, * w:l~m~R * ".";!'.=-' !~~= ADM. ASSISTANT and -llOnt now cakulater&bo 1noc-llrallrnml ci-ral LlboNr $11• c.uo.i ,,_, 279 ,
dttb. cleanup. State Uc'd. Whtn )'OU call .. Mac'' 50 unilL 6U-4641. EXEC. SECRETARY Mtwflts pro Ir• m, curete typist (SS w.p. Mecb.ruet.l b1c k1ro u nd llutarBL at .ra.m.. CM.
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-pl&m, pHt, lrtm, ~"=YtL~CJl_._rn.&923. __ ~-our career Pl" opportun-See'yr """/Ar<:b MOO SECURITY dinlle fuMtlon Nlat• 'l1llr poollloo ollen nrlety LYN'S clNnup. 9&J..3486. FOR clun I: nut palntina, itiet. Reorptionist to $fD) eel to purchaM onlln, We haw an h1medlate ..,... A dwl ..... :Lots at 'phone * ROTOTILLING * lnte:rior. rus. ntet. Call B«au1e of the outatandlrc Inven. Control C1k $5lXl lnvoicff & nalven, q for a dratt1man. weft A i:'I\, too. can Eva. Fall It p/tlme 5&81:
Dick. !163-«165. """""' o! "" company, we Im. Und.....,.,Ier 0.,.. PAf:.lf IC a clobll -· Wiii Quall1led _,,. w1ll Priority • $.15 Front/!'Nl'. Levellna: Ir are .elec~ 3 additlonal NEWPORT " •llO malntiln vendor have a min. of. l )W"I et· Penw.-.1 Atency Mach1nflt ~ erad=:o~ ~ca!;..P8!:~~· ::,!:e~'. ::. ;:.;:e: .:;ru;_ P1nonnel AaencY BANK documentation flJt1. :;· ~ ~---w=: """· O.Vlltg or Lvaa l1
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SPENCER'S Lawn SeMce! ~~~.":...area.~ UNNECESSARY ARE you -for more Equol ()ppr, Em-M/F KOi""" pay plui We """ an • t lraeth• 'ilNIRAL 0. -,FICE ':!f.! ~ :.:,;,,. ~ I n.o ffL Lawn car•, ll you ar.: than Just -jobT 1blllty to oporole 10 -oaJaey to -tian Ula -,...
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EXP. Hawaiian Gardener. ~~ ~ ~· Lic'd • 21 or O'Ytt Foods needs 5 ~ to Blinking SECRETARIES bentftta. PSeue cmD iw W'D'IQ..1J1' •
Comple1e ran!-"""°' tno. ··~ -· • BondablehOol d t leach prnt. mak•UJ> tech. appt. Pei--HYDRO.TEL
Kamalant. -. -Palntlnl •~!'.:bl "" ua' Exec. poo. A..tl. ~ ~~~ q;,.1 *3'Wor!CUll Dr., NB MACHINIST JIM'S ~ ecmpletc Inter/mer. Qllality ~tk • ...,...,...,,_ e Aul. Ctat. Setv. • E111lnMrl111 &. Paul OamAbt , '4S-2770 ,
lawn 6 ,..,S-. clu-Rtu 557-7455 ~~ ~,:: bll it.p PART TIME 'J Purchlllng 0~1 HOUSING G ~N.&ll.1.L o FF I c 1;, ~ :i:. =.... w::
56-3662aftf PDL A to Z Handyman, quallb' forward' U aelicted you NEW COMPANY EXPAN· Departments SYSTEMS. INC. Ni~moderb •fflee proti>type production
GENEPW.. clwi up yard painting indoor a cut. AllO wU1 ~, .. s Weeki 'tratn· SION HMC\EA.TED OPEN· ' wtfrilDdlf. cm •• b:a. of-2nd. 3rd Q.ift ope~
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Good refer, 83$-0312. Lon& Distance Call Collect ~Beech. BaMtnc INDUSTRIES 540-.f48l HOUSEkf:epeNlve in. time. '.see Penotmel •
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Hauling
TREE le Wre' plant
removal. Rototllllna,
n:mvatlns. Yard cleanups.
MOYe 4 Haul. Call Ml:T
IJO.llln.
GET RID OF THAT
UNSIGHTLY TRASH I:
DEBRIS. FREE EST.,
COLL. STUDENT. 5'&-<428
YARD, pnp cle&mJpa.
bmc1'!19 tiff•, dirt, tvy,
Driveways, IJ'&dtne.
M7-J966,
YARD It Garage Cleanup.
Free est. 1 days. Call
anytim@', 548-5031.
LOCAL Moves, Exper. col-
lere Btadent. Ua: truck.
Rtu. 5J.4-1M6
HOUSE OF CLEAN
Floan. wtrD:>wa, crpt, waUa.
• )'l'I In an.a. 6'2-6824.
Praf. Carpal Ct.anl"I
AIM ~ A Door care
Call Datcb 53'7·1SOJ, )I hn
Exctllct Houseclean!JI&:
b1 .... Own lra'1I. ·-· Dodkltod c1 .. n1"' * WE DO EVERYTIIING * Reh. Fbe Cit 646-2839
Dralna -• 17.50 A 8et1'r r_..,. _, """''"" euhla • ~~ -· . DRAPERY . CAIU'E:J' Sala. Wllloi~ 5 6 1, Balboa l!I)' Oub, UZI
Sewer, line to.100' -$15 Poatton • Must haw auto eQerleooe • Min 5 mo'• required Exper. decaraWr '1Pt .. ~ ~~ft . Cir. Cout HWJ', NB, ,
• ;L~1:N~ • URGENTLY ~~ :,,".:&";.,."~ ~~E,0!!·.c=':!·~ &i= ~. :'::°., !":,,,,~-~u~~ ::_ :;~>:,. ~
Inotall-Remoclel·Ropltr NEEDED s.tun1.,., m.2944. Newport BMch A..1 Electrlca! ~----. "J4l!30
Free Ell, Uc. 5'Sm2 Auto Co·•lor Call Mn. F.,..... Equal-. Employer M/F STATOR-WINDERS a1Prtv4. ~'tvd. ~th. A~ .. • _ ......... !Iii,_ __ ,
PLUMBING REPAIR Beach,\;. 146-'llll (Auem--lo lr~ ~ MAINTINAHCE
No Job too ..wi • SECRETARIES Poyroll & p.,..,,...1 Eqaa10ppor. Em~ CHll' wallled. lxp. Se•~'"' personntl ,..r.i.Ca11S57-D1n1pou ' MECHANIC ~=* -* • TYPISTS $11111 mo. c.11 '7M241 ., ....... ,_ 1n .--....,, -s.A. ...
COLE PLUMBING e IOOKKEEPERS •1 .. ~ ~rkMin 50 BEAUTY OPERAToR ell. 4 P.M. II•-· wlndtnr. Min.syn mqilr, Hu~~~-K~PER 6 Sl!oct...,.. Tbp$1$. "-· v~· · · .. ~,-·-~ MUii be able io ...s pr!nb ·--· -...,. Gd. Irvine 5tll ttSI 24 hr, ....ice. 6f5.ll61 •-·rola~u..._ H--!ant. ~ ~ -. 6 co. ~ ...
Pool S.rvlco &
ln1tellatlon
POOL care, $25 mo, avetqe
pool. lnt'l vacuumln1.
chemicals, tile bruahina'·
54~; 637-6151
Roofing
• KEYPUNCH ~ .. ...,J.".::.::1, In -. IWr Wat, m CLERICAL •have own tools. ~ ~1a1, -='-NEVER A FEE AT TEllPO •--"~ N ........ BMI., NB. POSITIONS ._ _, TIMPO OPRS -rotary -11r wm1r 1n .... PI .... ""* Dadlty, IG<llll: ~ '*-T...,..,., Help e REPRO TYPISTS SH Optional. Ex. Typlrt BOAT Upbolmnr, male. Ancelee until..,... ION,... ROYAL INDUSTlllS HOUBEKLEPLR •-
Omolr be-belplul. ~~":is boala """'11. port '7'. FREE -but Z10 E. ll)>er Rd., S.A. w/2 rtrla -U..ln nan-MAKE $1 per 1J ale
Int°"""' Haun L09al Soc:rotary tramportailol> provided. Equal ()ppr, -ny. ll4HTJI. Se111na sacto1 8ocuri'7
!lam-ll am 6 l J>m-4 pm Exper. (Llliptionsl BOOKKEEPER $606 PACIFIC -~ cardL "'°" lllll ldL Write
Work when I where Shneceuuy ,'J'hlacornpanywantaplwhb !:SCRO\V SIXflETAJt~: VA/111ALcuSec'yl(i50+ "Profit SJaria&" 3103
you "''"" R-pllonlll b a .. H 1ltar1'r with "'"" MUTUAL Fine local co. neodl pl to aom.: Secrstary llbl -Interim PBX .. ..,. '"°" ...... Outlet .,. Apply -lluu Fl1d&> ....., con...u.. ot """"-See'y/R<ca,,_ to llbl Lone,""'"' Meta 12G
e T. Guy Roollnr. o.aJ r-n--' Service Mu.I .... Min. 50. -'ed 6 -· can 9-1• pm, comer ol Santa land dev<loper. Slut l&-4/P -.,... IO $!550 MANAGEJ!,.TllAINEE -Dlttd. I do my owri worll:. l'IW'I Escrow Officer Eva. Cn11 a Newport Center Dr. P'ff Paid/AJ..:> Fee Jobi. Typtlt/Gen or $500 tiorw available In the bacb
-. 54He90. m W. 20th, C.M. E.-qierleocf J Prlorily Call Jeon --Girl ~ $115 ....._ A-mllll bo
'42·7523 ~25'2 R ... ptlonill Po.......,.I ~ Cl.ERK 1,p11t w I bk k p 1 Ooutal -· 21 II Cltrlealfl\'ne ~ $400 ovtr 21, lo. -p.,.-Sowing/ Allorol-Lite typln&. Pub. Contact 9107 Bo1sa Aw. knowledp, pub 1 t c. ae-Harbor Bl., at Adams. C.M. BmJt Teller $315+ condition, haft car 6 ------· --TIME FOR NIGUEL Wmmlnltor --Clllll\l&nl'• otllee. For •pp!. l!:XCEPTIOllAL -""'111 Bank/Cr a..wr sm+ -.... be •blo to ~~~':"!E~':/.~! Paroonnal Atency ~~ ~-~1~.~---· ,.. ap ....,.. 11 io JI io Prnme een1 Ole f1'0 br ...,. .-~.
$10 min. Call 141-7450 27635 Forbel ltd. ~ ·-.--"-COCKTAIL WAITRISS mob --"""'!'l' NOW! 411E.17th <at l>vlntJ CM ~ -• put.t1mo s.i. a Ailerotlon~ QUICK CASH "":3i.1~;;1 1~K,.K~:ll-:. ',;,. 2:: ~ :::;..~~1,:0 = ~ ~ ="~m:1".;;:r~
Neat, acrorate. 20 )'9lft exp. l..,J!!!!Il!!l!IJ!!!!!!.,.,!!!!!!l!!!!!!!JA cc o u n t 1 receivable, 1e-9083 E. Mimi. lbmt. Bcb. emp&o)lment and f:alt P"> JANITORIAL Toe~ i.e.
Tllo DA I LY Pl LOT 8ABrsrr?ER, yoongW. but coonlJ payable. Reply-500 COCKTAIL : -2ll' m.m1 -Put Time l)penlnrr For MANAGDIENT TRAINl:E·
CERAMIC TUe, KHche.m.,
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CERAMIC tile new I:
r"tft'Kldel, Free est. Small
jobowaJoo .... 53Wtll.
mature woman netded lm· Newport Omter no., swte Apply Tuft w~. coUect or n4: ..._, Ewnlrw SbiA 6-11 PM. &ul. Unusual opporbmi~ t ~ l ~ ~ ~ c:1m~ sar. N~ Brlcb. CaUt. aft 5 PM. DelaneY• ~ ~ lhr'll "nrars. Must be neat betin csreer mn, wttlt I WANT AD ham .. 2\l toS\ld.,..wl<,no 926!0. Sbanty.OILldoPl<Dr;NB. ·-Soc'y 19 $111 ~·==.•:; natmai compaoy. -
-0... trona. Rm ,.. BOOKKEEPER ond GIRL COMPANION' Can ot Oliii' Oorp. 1ep1 • ..,._ -ad..---.. Ind. CID m.8144 Iller 5 FltIDAY 1Y lr.<!Y. Walko·-· I *F/C 11k1q1r 19 $111 No. '5.A. beaa!llL -Call Joo 642 5678 pm. Expertenoed pr• It rr • d , d.,. •1<. 12» ""'· ~ Abllllt ID - T.8 1Ailri'Oilii »&; ,,,_, "'""""'· ..._ Olollal
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"'H39. "'9 11-14 IO clOlmP ,._ -)lo°"' 21, .f11fJ1i )a .,Clorlt $411 ..,..,. -. N<-t Booe•,
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.,._,_ with Call f73...411' or U) bat otter 11s.-0110ri 1033 Miaion, Apt C, C.M. ...... e1•• NO Pm• E:qier. Nff<k!d. PAPE'RBOX plant rnovtnc ID c..ta llMt. 16-'7151 qutn: Old W.sd hne. 2121 ' ~ ' wube:r I 19th St., Of. 5tM.l1I/
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,....l:r:y.Call'"-3)11. Cutttnr sn:amen.. Strtp. PRODUCTIOlt Soc. sec. Aae 5545. Gd t:Jplat. Purdiulne/nwtl:et. openin&. Good -~· Trina Refrilttt,t.on,wa1her1, CURVED l pift:e RCtional --=--""".,,.,.,.,..,..1
Na:D atn. iDcoutT Pam. pen, EQ'd only. APPb' nto I bnltb • sd .u around bu-UW exper req'd. Globe Travtl, c..t.a Mna. drytts. $30. a-up. 641--7820 ~h. ottve areu $25.. ~ ~t;~l ~
p/tln» beip. Ov"' U f., Lam-Aw,, Gard• n llllllMll -Apply Paalo Driw-Phone For A .. t. """""· or 66-l'llB. IJS.lliT. IUll ,,,,,_ $!00. 'M VW
dilvMlt tlttatn. CUblen. c..... llWllUlllMI In Thettn. Ooota -(714) ~1411 TYPING REFRIGERATOR. very 25" Color TV Medi_...... buay SlflO. TV -$1 ~ Snact Bir u.tp. Portm-Jtatinm ... t Rm· Men, Wed e ~ Alt 1,30 . Alk lor l<n. 0>a.... EXECUTIVE dun, ahelvu In -· "10. Conlot. mo. Aot u otw SS. Upr1pt ~ l'oolo Drl••·I• clencela-tald"Copplica-One ol tho,_...._,. pm. . Equal ap,o.. Ent-,....,.,.. bome. c..ta 71.!0 w .. tmtmt.r Ave., ~2914 tt.exrlJS. >lapi•-~ 0Mta II-...... tlons ror, ......-.... al ntObi1o ll-Driver .•• $6GD .,_ .._ CfOlr, Coll "1lr Weotmatr. CllROMl'! dinette lft $411. $25, 2 table TV. 23" $11 Q,
!Voa.61'1. f!' T:>O pm. • Ceolc ""'°'l' to tho ttadon 1tu on .Aft ,.. ombl-? Ila .. a 5-wtory , . , ... , , $60I l:U. l:ll. (Tl<) m.M. MAYTAG -aman bu Rollaway bed SIG. Seldom Hiab olool~ U. Cha1ra U. N'URS&'i• AID, 2 ttlll>ta U.T, e Dlolnrolhor -te -1or a -dri91DC neord? If ., Grat --. clo-blo wultm $30. to SlflO, Can tlOld. 5411-00 Diabn Pl .. all ldnda of '...,. s.n. ""'-· ew.-. -produetlon m1,.. .......... aha4. pllmmed.U.wlllbella TYPIST """"' wn .... ,..,.. MOVING ' Ewrythl,.eo..r -Junk:EworydQlill
Uptta M._, 1Ut f. e Houaek-r .._.CaMidf!l<4-c:allEn, nolblndwttltout,...,JldR. S.17TL Call •11,2533 tor rono.1mem1mount,r:.M.
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Pl-apply, t825 La Ala· ........ " ME, IE "' -Pt,_I AMncY ,._..,., ... Coll lvo // /,// q,J re"1praton ""1t $39.15. 1 Dak w/chalr a rtaa ..., 1BLAO< ==,,--.. --==•-=7 t ortll;E " NO l'ZE ,._ Fowtt. Valley (O!! -lioldo • .n.., ---{w. . -91tfr Bola Aw. _/\, /Ill • S<;-07m fl~ I p1a1n dtak, 11$. bod S12J. Maple taWe ud
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job . and are .... ~ittmto mntakel SALES. Haw a Brfeht Ds;y, f/tim., aperlenced. mat in Couta1 Apncy, 2 7 t D 5-U-1734 ewt I. WftkendJ. lami-:, Spanilh dinrtte Rt, Xlnt cond. Fur It n •d
a SUcoru .....,.um ' wort tn our health food apparancc. Apply morn-Hartxr Bl. at Adami. C.M. BELL 6 Howell movk' t.oys, bookJ,, lecftlt nJI, portrait rollar. 137-1'10.
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at the blmetlts • npandlDs ""' with • tqrntt In the C.M. SSl!S SZ. C&ll 648-4067. Splndrtft Lane H. 8 . bench. Xlnt cood. sa>.
All Departmente. Som• ... ...itb !God or Dlltrltloa llald SEl!VICE Station A-e HOSTE Fumltu,. Ill """505. Spantolt tt.ok. maulw, -~"""" Salary + Comm.. req'd. Sem ...... lot l?tOI days .. nlta. .. _ • •,uRSOIOYILllls ~EN FRIDEN calculator, Hot WJ, Seti 115. ""'3242.
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Ula Wunr1co, Do It NOWI llALESGlRLS 6 --· -....,. ID Onnp. lluoboya SOLD AT THESE d,_ etc. 111 -u:.n., eoch. B6-A Nnpcrt Blvd',
It'• Your mon' EQ. ~.._ ~ :-~ U!RV?CZ ~-!. 9:..'-• ll •WC'. Broild' men w/ LOW PRICES C.M. ~ I ,,:C.::;M.,;-=.,_,=,,...,=-;; I
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people, Openlnp awlla.Nt. M 'I I Hu openlac fot iteno clqt. W~ • .:. BabysSo. .. ~terl ' A~~ Housefuls tooll. 100'1 of Items. 229 ,;-~·""'===::<".i::= Complttt~ ftljnlrc ,......,.... ~ Ury p 1 mo. home, ....,. .,.n a ·-s::>ME CUsn:>M MADE Robinhood Ln. C • M • KENMORE wa.Mr 6 ~.
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':*' SUBARU Excelli!nt CondiUon '8'1 Bus. reblt i!"I, new pa.Int CTQTJ'99), JiOO HARBOR BL.. cuh u !&. ~ btwn I Pus. Sta. Wsn-Pwr. * l&'lfl. -'11911 dll)ID Top co~-~• $1299 COBl'A mt. ~ Nabers BIJICH-OPEWAGUA!l
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I:. fOYOTA $1599 AM-FM ndlo. 118 Bur. ltk:lr, """· ISLWIU) '71 RIVI-~ llr wbL ilaW -• Jiiii Jnllla.hcloty~O>lldi-........ -1 12 -8615 · . . ' .. * ,., __ * $599 ' ...... ·-· •.ooo ml. .. Woe ... Full ....... .Alll/fM -11is. . ~13&4!~~--~~--~1 * '65 VW BUG * e l'llelory air, lull -" ,_, Bloa bit volue $5110; ndlo, molt all -a a· •15 a..., -ss ' CHEVY ..... Vu "3i0 ..
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.-, Wll! W. !'<( St., S'"tl AM •~ VW ~ ••• .,__ --B ••·• ndlo ~ ~ .. I. A 1oadld RIWer&. -llC .... , pi.... try alt 6 pm. $&888 "''-''" -, _ -lled, -"""" ' • AJ.3171 •• -..... -~-.... ~. • •~·-.. ""'"'' -.,... with rwr.r~ . '::: -~ ...... X1.t -· ,,. _ l'ed ~~· !!:":'"" $59, only 9000 mllH.fill!Tllll. YOUR ONLY , ilfi• I-la; Sptrt Cpe._ ~ IZl\fl,.~ :r'1r1-:l ·~~t '=~~7 * -·· • . $4995 FACl'ORY ... ~ ben ,liitomatlC, >!f cond .. P.S., .-i ... NCSY• cou;E
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rtlU. eolll prtoo $2.1116 • • MIRACLE MAZDA 1'<duced to !1111 13>-12'1 e IN QUALITY loo In Onnp County. 5I0-91eo Open Sund"' CHEVllOLET CONNl!LL ~ ..... llce... 2115HarborBlvd. • .... vw 'ms ·,. '61CHIJV.Mlll~ BAUER • SllH•I -.,,. ... EL DORADO, 1.,...., 2B2!1HarborBlvd.. CHEVROLl!T ~ . .!'-~, ~ 1 , .,.,~;...,._· Qll:Auto.,Vl.ndlo.IRIZ • allen -~--~Cool&~-1148-Ull -Blvd -,-----6 ·11 -llUicK.b '4 All -wil>llr 'llb .... 1111< '65 OIEYY ,lllP01& W 5*Ul1
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U. Harbor Adlt driver. Saaill<:e. 12995. Cond. Mutt ..n. -T"' $799 QUICK CASH Call UT-1130 545-m! -equip. run-· Cl4 -. + • C.M. 616-9303 ..,.3102. 616Q)fi. '70 COUl'E 'TO Com.,... New ""''· lo * 54Ml16 * sooo. ~b *
; '69 TOYOTA 1970 vw ....,.book, aood ''6 vw. 00,fKll mil~. Mw ,70 MA~ERICK DE VIW mlleap. aulo, Mull .. n. -1970 lmp1la Coupe ;:'~~~ '=
l CORONA ·,. '°""· 11~ ~ s:...:;:e• oun ""''·I cyl.. stlclc, radio. Sharp. THROUGH A Vinyl top, ·1uu power, lactmy !2500. 673-M82. Cullom. •~ ...a., Aulo.. s:;o. 64i<m2
' 1'a' ..... Automatk 123111N/t>. ''" tilt wh .. 1. AM·FM CHIVROLn P.s.. P.8 .. ~ •""' -1969-lm~la Cu•"'"' ~ air "•1ndltloltlns. 'OS VW. Re-bit q. 1'lne ** 1961 Squartbacl<. New "1299 DAILY PILOT '""° rldlo. 1939AVA), <a•'. !1'21531. ~ ' = h .. tn WSW om; shape. Ra!Jable. Ndo ,..tnt ........ N.., ,.1nt 181$. <! • jl)l)I) -$2299 Coupe, 350 '''-In. VI. ndlo, I
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'68 FIAT SPIDER ................... $999
'56 VW IUG ..................... $695
'57 VW IUG , .. ·"r ............... $495
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'71 CHEVY VEGA WAGON ....... $1999
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'69 VW IUS ..................... $2195
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'64 VW CAMPER BUS ............ $1195
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'68 VW WESTPHAUA CAMPER .... $2295
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' SUNDAY, AUGUIT lS
12:00'ijn Ii MU lm.n.tlonat Chamolonahlps 11fe Olym.,. '76 Hlahll&hts of the second Annual
on• unlor Wresttlna Touma"*1t. 12:551 ~ BeMbell Oodaen vs. Pedrn at San Dlqo. 1:00 WestdMsW Goff Clasalc From Harrison. New York.
1:30 (I) C8S T .... Cleeaic
2:IO finw ,,.5-on f'ocltbd R1m1 vs. O.lla• Cowboys. a.-oo • The MDwl&IMe 200 Top names In redna me« n Mltwauk ... a.-oo Ratter Garnes T·Birdl YI. Reilly's Renepd•.
MONDAY, AUGUST 14
5:00 I Major LMP .... .. 1:00 . ...~ Leque ....... . a.-oo (I) (I) MandaJ flCM Special "Cone .. footbell 1972"
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11 •
9:30 I The Tommy '1odwo Show 10:00 C.nadlen Pro Footbel Ottawa Rouah Riders vs. Toronto Al· aon•uts. ntURSDAY, AUGUST 17
8.-00 I Bcnll"I From the Otptplc 9:00 CJ) (IJ 1 I Plimpton-The Great ~ Sneak R)
• unque~ 1m.teur tri• to redeem himself " • ~.
' ~•rterback for the Baltimore Colts.
i 9:30 U R•ms Action Tommy Prothro hosts. FRIDAY, AUGUST 11
• 5:30 I Sports ~ 1:00 C.Hfombi lasiabal Alta••• vs. Tilers In Detroit.
· TURDAY, AUGUST 19
11:00 AM~da MaiOt l.Mlue BaMbeH
2:00 I 0::-9.t. fndustitee Clasalc Goff , 2:IO and Wild
1.-GO .Action ,...., .. Malcolm Allison is profiled. 5:00 ABC's Wide Wortd of Spofb
CouMdowlt ln QeofP Hl&hl' of tM e an-
• nual eran Roed Rae• of Champk>nl C Atlanta,='-·
5:IO 8t"4t 1• Water WOl1d ~ Trof9n Foatbal Trojans vs. California S..rs.
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MOPN I NG
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'75 Hilflll&hta of the ltCOnd Annu.af
N1tloftal Junior Wrtstllna Touma·
mtnt held ln JulJ at ttlt Unlwtri!ty
of Iowa.
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(j) .. : "'Clny .. 1Y" (COtn) '63 -=ec. Monkhouse, Kenneth Connor.
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Jl"lnrie W.llet,, Edi., Budlaua.
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Westchester Classic o am w..tli•lllf w Cllllic
Amold PalnMr deftftcls Ills tltlt In
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II)... ... •bout tht fortals .. intiicatt ,.. m wiw ~ tatioMJltps., 1our ~ 1.,._. a L11a11 um "' RUSlfa •nn1 at1t tutbu-
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movlnc story ot • black man'• sllat· niftp.
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wtft, encl Dennis Hines eppears n Q;,11 ~ -Vandy, their son. Liit ff tilt M1•Jc• Pursued by D 9 m ... ......, ''The Stranc• hostile Hurons led by tbe trtacher·
Monster of StrtWbtny Covt" P1rt 0U$ M•su• (Philip Madoc), H ....
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Mt1dt (8urpss Mtftdith) to piove hllbidt cavt to await the ltt~
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wtltn smualtrs ovttpOWtf a sheriff m Tiit •1 QlllllM
11WtStlpt1111· tht stotJ. 10:00 a a m n. .... o.a _ "' D (lwfitawl . DecWt "IUlltr Oft the Loose" (lt)
·-$ .... : (2llr) ..... n.. ,_ ...,. .. ~com) •51 _ Andy A 11pltrious and dtad1J wlna rian
Griffitt\, Nict Adams. lo epideric pniportlOls. Oefl• R ...
m lllNt , ... ,.111 .. M:c•ta• ofUtlb.• ..... ID Tiit F...ei CW "Mousae au Choc:olar' DA .._ _. Ill lep
a ... ..-"l..ioft eountiy" •....., .... ~ . m,....., .., • r.iillaa .. "" ~ At· WM"(R) ........ . , ... ......
D Cl> CIJ m Tiit Fii <R> •Juda mt.. .... ...
Goer .lobft ~ ...., • • 1-11 e '11111 11 ..._ rbiac tv'lltl _.., ..._ ..trld
.. tMtft °"' by -'-.... Id • ..., 1111:1 "-"' 1Dd Ridl•rd P..-Wadlwofttl (l.JMe9 Qla). c.,.e.r ~ ttltlr IMs and
ICltMriat Justke '*'"" UL ...,_ .
• .... tc) (2llr) """ -.. I"' .... ,....,.. dlill """' ("1) '5'-TJnlM ,... • ...
•• Kl• Now4. .......... ......
I ""' -... Clluc:t Ctdl ..... "' ... &tidla ...... •a,..... u. 1'tle 1a.1o-21. ..... ,,_ • ,._
v .. r.o.i Yiailic" <R> s.. francbco u• a Cl) a D Cl> ..... "1 Im studtfttl Mite the tttl· 8111 lllBhrd
tuda ., """' tnfrudllsed JO'lftl Cl) ..... .,.,... .....,. (dr•) '31
wttn. -fredrtc ... -leMttt. • ... • .. • .... .,.. C--0 (*8) '31 a ... : <C> """' .... " £...,. -Ednrd ~ RoblnM. 0ouatas
tllllt' Flktaaab Jr. IBa.t.,.....,. IDM.*:"Pw 1rcw)'54-m MM: (2llr) .,lll)acM .....,. Term Wfilbt, Ratltlt Mitir*um
<mus> '38 -BtnftJ Goodman and • KATHRYN KUHLMAN .
His Orchesttl, Didi PoWtll, Lola and * (IN COLOR)
ltostmlfJ lAM. Q) latlNJlt ........
•=•aam..., ....,. ... mn.r-...s.
"Jfm'a Otcision" (R) Jim rubs lft U:lO ·-ti ... ._ ''TIM TIUr''
unexpected hit Oii I lV ta111 show D a.., ,....,.. ...
that leads to • lucratlw Job offtr. D 11111e: ......,. ti ¥h1Hu•
t:OO (dra) ·~rick Crnford.
8 Premiere! Spectacular I=·~ Cllltllll , ...... * Five·Part series on (ICl·fl> ·5'-enan 0on1ewy LE~:A~I~ i~ VINCI a TM Wall••• .
1 II CJ) Pll:Mlllt"' .... " u. ~CJ) ...... .....
.... DI 'Wild Part I of the award· 1:00 8 ..,._ '"IW ... ff -" winnlna ftwt.,.rt lttla ol apeclats (rom) ·~ LOM.
dwDtld to the renowntc1 flortntilM D CJ)..._
lftlst .... atnl&&S .... dozen flttds
of 1rt and actencc brouPt bis Rt11· l:lS Cl) ....
lbsance ....... to the ttaruhold of 1:30 ..... (C) ... Tlf" (doc) '51
modef'I thna, -41anmd llJ 8ta "'-·
MONDAY
AUGUST 14
Fot mamlnc .... •ftwtlOOri ~
plalM ... DAmlff flttOGRAMI.
...... fw '°"' oonwnJenc9, •
tM *f • mcMea.
DAmME MOVlES
... m.,... ....,, "-" (rom) '52-
Clllnts eo,tf, ....... "'1nt.
t:JO D (C) "tCllTJ llllCt _. t111 TiaW'
(su:s) 'SI -Sttwtft Cttqtt, Bit·
bar1 Rush.
lt:ll CI) "ln ~ .,..,. (wa) 'SS-
ROMld Rt1111t, Donlttlr MaloM.
11:-.U"TMCtl Aallp..r <•>·a
-Ooft Bany. Mlffotit St"I.
•• D "'CAcl .... Mlmt' (dr•) '60
-Orson Wtlttt. JuHette Qreco.
• ..... ...... (111'1) '52 -
WllU.111 Hotdeft, JoMny Stftart.
1:• D "Tai ,_ .. (we) 'SS--Uo,d
8ridpa. lit J Col*.. •:•a-.... ,...,-(SUS} '53 -
........ llkNaltJ, Alllis s.it~
S...•1••1111111
SM D.,... u. • ( .. ) '57 -**
..... Doi~
i \ ! .. •• '.
"•1weem ... tr} Matar lHIH lu1hll
TMt111tobe ... ftCM. 1:-.::,war
..., ......... (coor.e
t..SPll) •n.' l ..........
All M fl ...... Oft (It) .... ,.,. ..... ...................
""''"' .. G9l.t....-£.-CBn.. ......
&:• ..... : (C) (ti) ... ......
hit I. (llw) 'U -Sit ... M ·
are.,CMIMW.,llftyC...
as -•attw en.u. ......
Y.lllfCI*-.
...... llilrl&l lrw -...ants '°' °'"' ,..._ .. ....... ..... _ .......
mcvntr ,.....
Q)Rt t' s Oliot Miltl
1:118()) ....
... (C) car,......, ...... <•> .• -..... htllM. c.t
JuffML n.. •Cu 14 111 ..... a...-...,uw
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THE DAJLY l'tLOT, lV W'1U.. AUGUST lJ. U7t
l:Jt .... ....,, l I" (*a) '42 r:.. 111 ;_ lat. I , ..... fk. c.a,.
TUfSOAr
AUGUST 19
DAYTIME MOVIES
HOG» ......... OkllllllW' (WU)
'49 -R1ndofph Scott. Gtorle MK·
Rlldy.
t:JO D.,.. ..,..., • a. _., (dra)
'51-Jamn Stew1rt, M1r1en1 Diet·
rldl
10:00 CJ)..,..._ ...., fJfml" (dra) '52
Jeff CNlltdl1r, Alu Nicol.
12:00 u ~ llltlllM" (ldv) '58
-Midl11I Q>nnors, John AstlltJ.
1:00 D ,_....,. (dra) '60 -Victor
Mlhlrt, Rib Gam . m ..... LMetJ '*'" <dr1> ·50-
Humphrey Boc•rt. Glori• Grahame .
l:JO U .. Jet ....., (Mt.) '51-John
A&1r. Audf'IY Ton.r.
l:OO ()) "Tudllf'a Pit'" Pert I (com)
'53 -Ct•rt Gable. Doris 0.,. a CC> .,... •• •'*-ti" (dr1>
'70 -Robert Stadl, Robert W.,ner.
4:30 fJ (C) "elm llnt s,NI" (dra)
'55 -Ann SNtictaft. SttH Codlran.
(J)S-alt All ..... s• a (C) ,...,.,. (ldv) ·~·
sanu Plclesta, Alu Udd.
[v(~.·.c
, •• o u.., mm""" (1)9 ..... .... ....,
(j)CellMt!
GJ1'111 f'lilblHH ., ...........
(Jjflll~
fl) .... ,.,. .....
fDIW&1;1-.11.Mp a..,..,, ..
Eel.I ...... &,ea
g)Titt.. ....
':• D ..,.: CC> (to).._~
Cone!. <•> '&2 -Ric:tl1rd [(an.
~Farrar.
(I) CIS ..._ W11ttr ~ti a.,--. .. .,.. f1fllc .... 9--.-, .... _
m .... ""' .... " lllelwaf1 ac....~ EI9 ..... Cull &bl C..-?
El)Yidlllta ......
UJ ""'*'IP Host· Elliot Mintz
r.te11Cl18CD"""
• ..... fir ......
Cl) Tmlil • C.u•m•
(1) ........ an.r • .., u.? .It .... ..., . ........ .....
@t...T_. .La,.,.SlllP•
fD 1'I "'' c• "SMuld aiu *-'s T ... Be f* Of Com
tfttrdals7 eu ...... tare ...... a..-. <C> .,.., .... a-"
7:3011 JIM lrltf c....., tw am,......... ··1r. • Small
World'' (R) Mldlffl Dunn pests I•
I 4rttna fbout I dmD 11\idaft
umed bJ t~ wllo lroolc·
ally btcoma mud! In det01nd wtleft,
trapdJ Itri . a ,...: tc> C2lw) .,.,,, .............
(adv) 'H -Johft ll'llan4.
.k.llltM-0 CIHIH!J Th M•• l•u
"The Sona ot Willie" (R) Sa
Oma Jr. ptatJ • Willlt Rush,
rutfllts1 motlofl picture star w
llfa Is ttlreatentd.
(J)I Dfteaff .....
0111 • ' -....: <nf) Celdet Htun'" (com) '61 -Em
Kov~ Cyd Chartne. a"*"-'c.to•,.. m..., ............
G)Drepet
ID)"' fenrtl Sqa m La 1W1a Oc11e1
&J Prqu11t. Uatlll m • Addttu F a.n,
1:00 (I) loUl1t' .. die """ mn. .......... 1.i.. GJ'-"J .. _ m ......... c.a .. Em atywa~ A day at Dodpr
Stadium, com~• with interviews. m, ....... ...,..
a;> EsladM Central
Q) .... : (2'.111) ........... bt ...
I ....,.. (com) '40-Eddie Albert.
l :lO IJ CJ) ......, FM-0 (R) A private
.,. whose wife wa 1 murdtf victim
joins McGamtt's M1rdl fOf the
criminal. aam• AcUN,..,......
"VttdJd fOf TlfTDf'' (R) Cliff Robert·
son. Jo Van fleet ind Mld\HI Sar·
ruin star In 1 dram• 1bout a prom.
inent attomty who undttpes a bl·
une trtat by torthll&trt to prove that
his iu-murder conviction wu for
pol ltlcal pin. a CIHIJ m I 18elAL I W• ....
Puce (Part IV) Conchmon of th•
film .-.,tatlon of TotstoJ's classic
nowtl.
G)Merwlriftill ... en 9 &l.tQa .. ,.,. "lilit Gim·
peJ" 12·JU<·o&d vlrtimo violinist
Ulit Gam,.1 sotos with Arthur Aid·
i.r and the BostOfl Pops.
HOllJDqpet mu. ..... ,.. """"'
ti) LAI Crw. llett Cd8't a n. V1rifll• a;) LI CeaeatiU M ,.,.
t:30 II (J) c. .... (R) Viti Mlln plays
a doc:tof enaaaecf In an lfTl9C)f1ant
medical rnearctl at a atat• prison
who Is the subjtct of • campalp of
harassment.
DBfDJmnC.,,..,•RicW.
"All In the family'' (R) After Sheriff
Nichols Is klfltd tryln1 to makt an
arrest. hls looll·allM brother (11JO
pla,.cl by James Gamet) an1vts In
town to apprehtnd ttlt kllltt.
0 MONSANTO NIGHT* * Michel Lecrand·len• Horne.Jack Jones-Mike
Curb Conc;reaation u cmmD ....... llllld ,,...
•• lllktlel Leo-' A flnt·M I
American Premltrt of frencl\·llofl
Academy Award+WfMlnJ 11nh.11 Ml·
die! lqral'd. G.U lndudt Jack
Jona. ltnt ttoma. tad the lllM
Curb CoftarqJllon. 0 ..... Wltdl Jolln fultllltf m ..... HUii> Willlams fD tlJ I IHcAL I TMa bit ...
nit ..... A fOrtrlit of the
Cubfn nltn--many of whom wert
fottt4 to laYI possaslons. ftmlty
and UYinp behind In order to f1"
Castro's Cuba. ., ..... •AStJ),........._
10:00 0 .CIJ Cl) Q) Merca WtlbJ, IU.
"All the Pretty Ptopl.t" CR) The
earttr of • champion pro tennla
player is ended when ht dtVeloPt
myasttllni.I sravtt, a muscle de11n·
erettvt dise.ne.
fJC.•mu..,fttdbac* m..._ -m s.r• -. AMntwt at s,.dal ..... ""' (R) fE 1lle Ferqte lqa (R)
Gl:)fatiwllMmc.. m La l.eJtftd• • laftMt
10:30 fl Tiie ltldlllgers Slbtltlan Cab·
ot pests: D Dr. SlllOI Ledl "Qult1 Sunday"
fl .....
(()At bS4M as...,..._,.....,
.... CabJ ...
g)Lt Sit.Mica
mc.Jlef tM Wed :It MGwit: '111.W _, so." m c..deltda c.i,..,..
u:oo 1J ii n mm m""" (})(1)9 ...
(l)lllflMI Dille• D fMlt: (C) "Sttrtllp" (adv) '56
-Nan Ladd, Rossana Podesta.
mrrut1ttr~ m ....... a. .,.... m c..r , .. Anast1 ...
fl!) 1't Olaua Trait "Pet. Setttr''
&)Me.._, (R)
ll:JO 1J (J) CIS Litt .... : (C) "West.
.... ... ._ .. (wtS) '52-Rob·
art Taylor. Denise Darcel. Dd§8'W., C... Danny
Thomas pests.
• .. Step..,..
0 Cil (J) EB lidl c...a Bette oms 1uests.
GIT•Ttl .... Tf\IG
12:00 D """': ~ Cdra) '63-
Rossano Brml Gett frobt. m ~ (C) .,..., o. tt AC111t"
{com) '53-Jane Wyman. m•••rtast
12:30 m c.un, ..... n.
1:00 (])a o (J) lt9l .....
l:JO IJ Mtwie: (C) ......... •1 die ....
llistMk ......... (sd·fl) '6~ith
Larsen. Wendell Corey.
2.-00 • AIMU&M Sllllw: (C) •• , ••. ,,...
...,. tnd "'T-Jee"
J:OO 11 .... : ...,... DtadlJ Maatls"
(sd.fi) ·s1 -en a SttmtS, William
Hot>Ptt.
•
~ DAILY ,U..OT, lV WU:K. AUGUST ,.. 1172
81 a *I a y
auy And he'a 19in1 to be tMJS..
aer. Danny handles weekend
1porucas1in1 on KN BC, week·
day sponcutin1 on KM EX
Oann)' worked ht.. way up from
Sporu Director 10 Vice President
and General Manaaer of KMEX.
A former pro f ootbaJI player.
Villanueva wu a fteld pl apo-
clallsl with the Rims and the
Dallas Cowboys before joinina
the station. This month, Danny
a~umes the duties of General
M anaser of a new Spanish lan-
guQae station. KFTV an Hanford.
Dtanny is also General Man1aer or SIN-WEST (SponWt Intern&·
ttonal Network). The network
cosuists of six California 1tation1
serving over four million Spanish
spcakina viewers. Almost all of
Ctftfftl M .. lltt KMEX·TV Villanueva's frtt time is spent
working for the Mexican-American community. He has a 1t~nuout
speaking schcJule and participates in scholarship fund drives, youth
programs and a variety of community activi1tcs. Danny ~ known u
:i h:irJ-drivina broadcastins uecutivc, a highl) respected newsm•n
and i1 Ver) bu )' iU)'.
.. ,,m1e•1 Ann)" ... pro golfs larg~t brigade ... will be marchina
again at the Westchester Country Club when their leader, Arnold
Palmer, defends his title in the S:?S0,000 Westchester Classic. KHJ-
TV will r ,,rr> the final two rounds Saturday, Aug. 12 and Sunday Au~. I J at I PM . Last year, Arnie took 1hc lud openlna day and
held it to the finish . Amons those e•pcct~ back to challcn,c Palmer
arc Sam Snead and Juell Nicklaus.
SIGHTS &I SOlJNDS: Michel LegranJ, the venatUc, two-time
Academy Award winnins m~ician mnkcs his American TV premiere
in "Monsanto Nigh1 Presents Michel Legrand" Tuesday 9:30 PM on
KTLA. A child prodigy and virtuoso pianis1 rrom the aae of ti ,
Legrand has composed over I 00 at bums and motion picture scores
. , . KCOP relive ... the early American West Sunday (AUJ. I l) at S PM
on "Knott's Berry Farm Special". Hobo Kelly and Dave Reeva h<Kt
with guests fohn Wayne, Governor Reagan, RicharJ Boone, Olen
Campbell and Andy Devine ... Larry Scott, Tntckm11Ster of the
Phantom 570 Club on KLAC dtd personal appearanco "-ith other
dj's while on vacation. That's known as a trucker's holida;. Larry's
Trucker's Show is heard midnight to SAM. Only truck Jrivcn should
be up at that hour .
KNX Nt:\\'SRADIO Entertainment Editor, Honk Grant. ha• been
sianed for a aucst appearance on "Laugh-Jn'' ... News Director Jim
laillian announced thn.~ use football cames will bt broadco.st in
September . . . Newsman Pete Morngc paM icipaccd in a semin r
sponsorcJ by the El Centro Asuntos Chicanos at Whittier Colleae
... Actior Reporter Bc\crly Ann Lee cmcccJ I.A'~ fiN unnual Locus
Festival ... Veteran radio engineer Carl Campbell retired after 41
)Cars with KNX. C11mpbell joined KNX in 1931. Pr~iousl)', he
worked at KDB. Santa Barbara. KMTR, Hollywood, and KFXM.
San Bernardino. Do they sive you two (!Old watches for 40 ycan of
endurance.
RCJIMorf Q. l.nr.. llM ('_,,.<"It..._..._....,... .. 1CF1/ ...
WEDNESDA Y
AUGUST H
fat momlnl and eftlltnoon.....,..
'*"9'" DAYTIME PROGRAMS. ..._, for J'OU' conwnlence, .,.
u.. *r'• movtea.
DAYTIME MOVIES
t:tt • (C) ""'91,., .. ....,. (mus)
'55 -8ttty Grabt., JD Lemmon. t:• D.,.. , ..... T~ (WIS) '47
-William Elliott, John Clnoll.
1~ CJ) ....... I• hM" (com) '51
-M11t StM:ns, Pew Dow.
12.-00 II """ TI• ftr l.tW' (rom) '43
--01udett1 Colbert.
1:00 D "Cenldl f.w" <•re) '63 -
Bin Gmara. Stu1rt Whitman.
11 "'CMllt """ _, Prrr (dra>
'5S-V1n Htftin, Joannt Woodward.
l:JO D ...,.. Mt a Slier'° (com) '31-
Boti Hope, M11thl Raye.
3:00 ()) "'TucMfa Ptt" Cond. (com)
'58-Qart Gable, Doris 011. (C)
...... It .....,.. (drt) '64-Jlct
HMlns..
J:JOa§(C) "St U.1....,..,,. .....
(drt) '70 -Robert Stadl. Julie
Harris.
4:Jt 8 "1111 ..., Sealll" (com) '51
-4ltnt Titrney, John lllftcl.
CJ) ...... 10 .........
5;00 D .,......_.. ta" <wes> ·51-
""' Nftmtft, Lita Milla.
: \, f •, I ~,. f • ..... ., .. .._
(1)(11-.... y...,
Cl) Cllllllllll .. ,..., .. ..........
Tiit , ... "" ........ v--.
maw.•·•~ . ...,..., .. mus.•r..-mnr......_
S:lO D .... : CC> (ti) ._... ...
le .._.. (com) '64 -James Oar·
ren. Cind1 Ctrof, Caart Dlnowt,
Jessie ~ Llftdia.
()) CIS ..... Walter Cronkltt a...,. Cftfftft ... . .......
t11Mil u. fll) ,...... LIM .. c..trat .,,,.... ..........
•• ,.. la.a
GB Mkl111•• • 11 c..-..
a>~Ja.--
......... , Holt: Elffot Mintz
7:008(J)Dm..._ .................
Cl) Ttwtll 11 Ceu1 •• n •
()) ......
fJ"'8rtllJU.1 m•..,...., ...............
fBc.,.111 ., ....
........ c... .....
. THE DAILY ,.ILOT, 1V Wl'.DC, AUGUST l,, lt72
Cll ~ "9 feaDlll Ottawa at
TOfOMD.
1:30 8 Tiit T..., "'*9 ... Tom-
tit/ Prclttlro dhtu.aa ,..,.,_ and
conttMtrtt Oft tflis taasoft'a l1m
squid. •
D Cl) Cl) Q) I IHCW 1 I t r I ,
llWlt
7:JO B...., '1ltphlftfs Rampal'"
(R) A mit to Sottttl West Atrica
wtlett lltfds cf eltpbnts ..,.
dllrsfn1 ttl~ tt1t flftetS .,,.
round n1 their sanctuary e. 11t to
wattt. a ... D .... -,.., JoAllM Wor· ., ..... leJ iddrma I Wldcy tflow lo lib· a ..............
1r1ttd ftmltes. l'A5 G) Ill C.-.. fMCtta
D MM1 (C) (2lw) "INrtJ Ntna" 10:09 8 Cl)..._.. (R) A aunman
(adv) '69 -John Ireland, CWt tllrtalw M n and mfsaa ttlm
Jurpna. lhrw times, t"'4inf the ltMStiptor
Cl) Te Tel ... Td to suspect "tti.t ~ ebt It
())I DrtM .. ,_. r11l'1 the fotioclM *Um.
IJ .... t 11111w1e: (2lw) .._Ml D a ID.._... W., <R> ''TM
ltftfe I tur (dra) 'Sl -Claude House" JoaMI Pttttt. sttvt frtntl·
D1uptlln, Oline Clltnlo. lft; "Cert.lift Shadows Oft the Wall" m Hepe'a ....... Louis H1JWard, Alna MOOfthtad. m CJ).,,.,_ um""" CMc.-• ... Mtwit D ...... : (2lw) .. Left •. ._.. C•"
f.I) Lee Mun• (wa) ·sa -."4.tt Ntwmll\ Uta fD Or .... ladle Milan . m........... me ....... ,..... Ottow1
Q) ~ f...., Roush Rldtra vs. Toronto Ataon1uts. a.• B (J) DMll .. In hrs Sllew Bums 111 la.a
lftd Scfltti!Mt, Carol WIJM Ind fll) M1•..-. 'f11Utr•-.'fl11 last
Della It-suest. ......... , .. (R)
D fD...._1% ''Who Wonr· HMtwtt:.....,.. omc.n bid anc1 MllloJ wort to EE....._
-~~~roddefs~tht~. muu,.Me•w..t
but tradl owner Btmon (Dktl ewt) 10-.JO D CJ) (I) I #Hew; I II-* lln--·t cooperate. a--.... , Ctl1 ... .., The
• CJ) Cl) m • ..., "The flt ch1np1 fact "' race ttlltJOns in
;., .. Jot IDll on a diet to recap. the military 61 the focus for tills
lure Iris JOIJltl. ABC News lftqulry "*"'· umttd e 11HcWI ...,.,_ "Psycho by ABC Ntw1 ~nt frank
Oraraa Loob It Sa and D1tin(' Reynolds. M1Jor Genml Dlnltl
flll IOrbood and Ktft Mich11skl James Jr.. 1 blad man Who MMS suat. as Deputy A$sist1nt Stcrttlly of
• PWny .._. omrm appears. m ......... Cerlje mu Satnka
al) @ Dldlel •n Sander V1nocur &) 42 Pia
and Robert Mdtil continue COYtr-Q) c..dad1 c.itpa ...
.,. of tht Clndict.tes. Issues and 11:00 IJ D D • m m .....
voters. (I) (I) a .....
ti) ...... U1Nt u Oii ., ..,..
IE &tmcite c.trat Cl)MmW D111te
EJ) ..... (2llf) .. ~ mTrd11C....-
'""" (com) '41 -Mtr1t Oberon. fB "'-T9' ArllSbNc
. Dennis Mora1ft. m Htaa .... (R) l!ll&Qlm• ..,_, IWe -11:15aJFadnl F1Me
CW.. .. ·~ lft W1itin(' (R) Co-ll:JO 8 (() CIS I.lie Mtwit: (C) "'llur·
lumtio hMstfaltes when 1 f1mity ,. hct • ..,.... (dra) '71 -
flafrt fof contnll of • Cl)tJOrltioft John Forsythe, Richard IOley, 81r ·
leads to murder. SuUfl C!art and bara Baio.
lafit "•"'" svest. a am...., c.... ShtcQ D CJ) (I)(!). e...er .., Grtel\ Ted Kaiatrt. Nd Jon Volfht GI Min en... a.. are scheduled iuats..
fJl) fill OllJlllf "Man of AraJ1" 0 llwir. ....... Mii ... .....,.
<En&tand. 1934) Ont of the 11l1lest (com) '46--btlare Sta...._ Rob·
documtmarils Mr midi. Robert •rt Cumminp.
flltitrty's po#9rful titm probes D (I) (I) a> D!cl ca..tt Anttionr
man'a struate for sUl'Vfval apinst Quin• ruests.
h1rsh elements °" e llMQ flshln1 e Te T ..... Ttlll
blind off the coast of Ireland. lZ:OO II Mtwit: ......... Dela .........
HO II (J) ...... CeMtr (R) A C1$1 (dfl) '60 -V!fto11a de Sica, Hannes
of bubonic pl .. ue ,.,. Or. Gannon Messmer.
and 1 public health doctor, played U:JO • c:..trr Mac n..
bJ L•nr llJdtn. on an all-out l:OI Cll..D D (J} 9 ..._
$an;h for the soura of int.ction. 1:31 a ~ ..,._ ._.. 0•) '57
D CJ) Cl> m lllf1Jf*-C..· -8atl»tt1 ~ lany SUIDYan .
.., ..... Comedllft Godfrey Z:OO • ...,.,.. 8Mr: •Matti•• U,. Ca...... and slnaer Thtlm1 ,.....,. and .,.. lrllt T .....
Houlton ruest. .....
m..,..... 1:00 a~ CC> """ ....,, ......
• Utt .... ,.,. ..... ...... ......... (Id-fl) •• -Aft.
EB la c-..tMa • ,.._ "'°"' Daley, ,._, ..-.
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THU RS DAY
AUGUST 17
For momans and art.noon ..,
pleMe ... OAnlME PROGRAMS.
..... fOr ,... conwenlence,
tM dirt'• rnovla
'DAYTJME MOVIES
t!CIO m (C) •a ................ (dra)
'54 -ROfY Calhoun. Jean SlmlftOftl..
t:)o DCC> .,...... • ..._,. <com>
'M -Fred Gwynne, Yvonne DI
C.rto.
10:00 CJ) ~ Celt It c.cta Crttl"
(com) '!iO-Oonald O'Conntr.
12:000 ....,.., S........,.. (mys) '40
-4ttnry Wilcoxon, Carole ltndls.
1:00 0...., 1.-(da) '62-Tertnce
~amp, Robert Ryan. m-c.....-(dra) ·~11nn
r~. Broderick Cnwford.
l:JO a..... c....... "*" (com)
'46 -Olivia cit Hevlltand, Ray Mil·
land.
l:OI Cl) (C) "'tall It ...... Coftd. (drt)
'64-Jacl Hlwkl.._ a (C) ........... hltJ" (com)
'64-fmkle lwalon.
4:30 II (C) ..... Ac...... Trll" (Wes) ·sa Audit Murpflf, Wattar Matthau.
(]) ..... 10 All ......
5:00 O "'Oii" .. .,. (com) '58--MdJ
Griffith, Ftllcb r arr.
£V£N I NG
1=-ee1>m...., · ..... ....,
"GIHJs Klllatd and the ptpt' a Llllllt Lusit ... a flock °' ~ '° a CDm'llwllrt ho-. D .... : cq caw) -Dlrtr ...._..
(adv) '69 -...,,.. 111laM, Cutt
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Ci)T•Ttl .. Tl'lllfl
niE DAILY ~ILOT. TV wn•t. AUQUIT IS. lt72 -•o""'"''' ,_... n.. •~ ~ • ··Ntf~ (R) ... l» kum'a ..,,.. ..,. • wtiit. _.,.. u•eaaeea>.._
"' tft affluent "' bol1lood who .,, (]) Cl) a ... •lllna UMlr '*-to a bfadl coup6&. DOM .., ..,.. •
And1'W Ouapn. 111,moM St. Cl) .......
Jacquaa, Cicely Tr-nd Jlrtt • ,,,,.. • Cu 1111 r ••
WJatt star. • .... "' .. ..... tl)llledlelT.... Qlr , ....... (R) "'....... . .... "' .... .. ..... ~ .. ,.. mra #lllf
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(I) I Dlull ti ....... .. ........ Acts. ~ 0 -$ llillwtt: (at) •Attldl" D ..._ w.. .JoM r1.111me1
11:11 ... a.. ........
(drt) '56 -Jedi Palanct Eddie ~ '•• -U:JO tJ Cl) CIS Llea ** (C) ..... Albeft. • ...,,. ·-· ., ... ~--..~
91.., .. 111 ........ 10:00 a am.., w. ....... a.rbar1 SIMJleJ. m ....,_., ...._ C.. Dionne Wlnridl.t, Donald O'Coft, 0 9 m....., C.. Siied· at CJ) Drapet llOt, PM ford and Mimi Hines sunt. ulecl: Georte Carllft, Pf!yltls Ntwma
EE t• IMtl llaical D me..... D Mlwtt: *Clkattt" <•> '41 -m --CMlltft&' D Cl) (j) m • IH<W I "' u.. Man I.add, Gail Rumn.
Q) Mii• Ft.U, ta_, Ed Tiit ABC Ntn Inquiry D CJ) Cl) Cl) IMc* CMtt KI r k
PfOlrtm stu41ts natural dlASttrt to Oouat
1:00 8 (I) .., *"" 1111 ..... • It dlsccMr whit it will tau for the 11 auesb-
LJdia takes a punch at a ntl&11bot1 wortd'a most ldVlnced ttdlnololl· m Tt Tel 1111 Trlll
boJ who Ills aft lntmstlll theoty cal nltlon to protect lta dtlzW fn>m 12:00 m .... : •M!I .. "-"' ( .. )
on nit subiad of birds and bMa. Oftllaulhts of utwt. •57 _ Gttnn Ford. v Hefti D Ill m ....... 11luh fJ ................ .,. (com) '58 • WIMedUlt an "·
"Double Jeopard(' (R) Ltu111 a. -AMt Crtmtfl, ftllcla Farr.
call portrays ldtntlcal twins suspect. • fB Cett Jaipla 12:30 m c...trJ ... n..
ed ol murder. Also starrtn1 .. Jack ED (JI .... ,._
l'tlly, bl ba Gtllor and Tom Post· CE ..... Lan 1:00 Cl) a D CI> a .....
l:Jl811Mr. ........ t. ...
~ (com) '41 iw.t y.._
°"-mu ...,... • ..,._
D (})(l)Q)I mc141 1 1 • Slnl1* The )'OUtll c:otnecliln II loiMcl 10-.JO e. Cl) Cl) Q) .. ,_... C-.
by Andy Griffith. Ala GtlostleJ, Tint Pmtlw 2:GO. A1-f1ctit -..: "'111 .......
Col• and lAub Nye. Strunt. ... .. c...,... and .........
styte and material .,. tn the rich. m 0 !lllltr ....... ... . . •
1rasi.roots tradition of W"lll Roatn E LI SatlM:I 3:11 tJ .... : .....__.. (Wll) '41 -aocs ca~. Adl1an Boatlt. and Htrll Shriner, opens the show a-...: ............
with humorous tales of the folbl"".'.:~~=~~~ ........ -----------...;...-~
badl home. m .......... t.. m ... , .... • .,.,..-
EB""-~ m@ Jw SllepMf'• • ...,
Shepherd muses on th• mystique of
the open road.
8) El SllClw • I.tee Valda EE &ac1t11 entn1 m .... : <at> ....., .,..,..
(dra) '32-£dward Q. Roblnton.
1:30 1J (I) My llnt IMs (R) Stew
suddenly bec:omu leddtnt-prona,
perhaps as an indirect result of
Emil's dass protect on how"'*'
of the moon affect people's bthav.
lor .
.. ...., Cttflll
Ell) tBl Jm s.t "J11tmy Steil Quar·
tit"
9:00 II Cl) CIS .,....., .... : (C)
(at) "'DllffJ" (com) '61 -James
Cobum, James Muon, Jama Fox.
Suiannah Yort. Sophisticated ad·
venture comedy about a multl-mll·
lion-dollar piracy. o am,,... "Achlll•a' .......
(R) Jud&• Uwrtta Van Buren la
asUd to rule In favor of 1 pnfland
fiaure In Ofdtr to saw his son
from a phony murder chtfll. a Cl) (I) m 11srw: 1 ..., ...
-Tiit Cfllt ........... (R)
Thi unquetldlablt amlteut tries to
redeem himsetf 11 a rookll quarter-
back for the Baltimore r.octJ. mu.v...-,......,
I Sears I
"' Behind-the-Ear
Hearing Aid
Sean s329 Reiular
IA" Pri«
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Model 8047
• Separate On/Off Swllch
• Removable Ear Hook • Uses Sliver OxicM or Mercury
Battery •
•Better Sound Quality
• Easy to Operate and Service
Aili Abeut Sea,._
CoavtaiHl Cre41t Plant
Pritt Efredl~ t•ru
Satunbv, A•l•lllt II
Htarlna Alcb An Avallabl'
At n, followlJta ~an Slol'ft
BMOa Park
CuritO" c.,,. ..
East otvmpk
Soet EIMoett
C'11lua1« .... , ..
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IAal ~ac•
~U'Wce , .......
Ptcoe at Alm,_.. , ..... s.t• C.1t Plaaa
Tort'UICt
Va.Ile,
FRIDAY
AUGUST 18
For momlns and aftllmoon Hitt,...
pt.a .. MO DAmM£ PPOGRAMS..
Below, for your converMncl, .,.
the ct.(• mewlel.
OAmME MOVIES
... ..,.. .... ltll" (ftl) '51-
Mtl ftfm, MttionJ Quinn
t:JO 0 "See Hew Tbty Lii" (mys) '65
-Jotln f'onythe, Jane Wyltt.
10:08 CJ) "'Sfllll TIWll" (dra) '52--Ann
Stlerldtn, John Lund. 12:00" ....,... ... llut Htltnw" (tdv)
'42--00rotlly umour.
1:00 0 (C) 61J..-Ille u .... ,.
(ldY) ·~William Hofftn.
ID (C) .._, Sill• £Jllttt" <com>
·55 -Janet ltllh, Jadl Lemmon.
1 :JO U "'Cafe Sec'4ltJ" (oom) '39 -
Fttd MICMurrtJ, Mtdtlttne c.rrotl.
3:00 Cl) (C) """ c..e .,..,.. (""'1) '67
-Roddy McDowall, Debbie Wttlofl. a <C> .,..... r,.. .... ,. <wu> .,.
-Audit Murphy, John ~n.
4:JO fl "lluepMt ltf M....,. (dr1) '53
-Joseph Cotten. Jun Pttm.
Cl) S-t .. 10 All ,.....,
5:00 0 "1'M ... ..... (dni) '56 -
Pttty MeConn~ "ancy Kelly.
EVENING
a.-ooeoammm .....
())111 ..... 0 Callfontil Anpb ....a Anatls
vs. Tiprs In Dttroll
(j) Cetlbltt m n. fltfttltMn
ID~.._
(11 &Ilia& It .. &> bsu .... Ytf9llllca m......-..Leqe a...,..., ..
EI:)LaSt1 .... &,ea mnr..-..,
l:JO D Mowll: (C) (90) "'..._
Kttr (wes) '59 -Cftnt Walker,
John Russell, R•r Danton.
Cl)cn""" 9 MIR Clfffill mn.. ,.,.., ... m,.,... llMlustry of "ov• Scollt.
Q;)T ...... tllllW..W
8 ..... Adtl
GI!)Nallat
0) .....-., Host: Elliot Mintz
7:00fJ(l)Df!:)..._
(j)Truaw~
(1) ...... O....,s Mru..J m•""' Liiey .............
1='7?
fJl) &IUlc Ill ,_ .. Uut ~ ,.i"
tl)O ....... CIA .. ..., a ...... : <C> ~ ....
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TH! DAILY '9LOT, TV WUJC. AUG\JtT IS, 1t7a
7:Jl8GRlll! . ...., .........
(l)Tt Ttl .. r ...
(J)l..,_tl._.
·-' ..... (C) (Dr)..,.,. ,_ AMlr" Crom) '47 -Uncle
OlmtJI, Comtl Wilde.
Ufe Al...t lb ............
G»Clllnl..t 9....,,...
fl) a. """' .. ,.,.. mu.ia ... w..w mttP........._.
&)Mdam ,....,
1:00. Cl) 01lan (R) O'Htrt pos.u u
• drifter In en effort to jofn a band
of "flowtr Ctlildren" In the desert
10 l11m whe,. lfl 1 nearby mttropo·
lls they pt1nted 1 time bomb. aam• frldq ...... : (C)
(2~1w) "TM alt HMf' (rom) '67
-MthonJ Quinn, Verna Usl, Mlchltl
Rtdcrave. A Rum.nlan puunt and
hia wfft are uuitit up ht •azl •uressloft when 1 dlatrlct police
OtCl1 " OrM $ttl'nbtfl't psst Oft
• ti~ .,. and ... a'tlotoua ·-
coulrt Of FtJll's ~--D • ..._
fl!) TMFINMtf .... Off
Mott t11.1mlqtloft of relulna, pfus
C01Mt•r·commercl1l1 for the WOft
tttllc..
tl)Afnt••
t:4S fJ) PmtlOf Aldat
10:00 D CJ) (j) GD L'" Amw1ta1 stJlt
(R) HLovt ltMI the HIPC'Y Clari."
RonllJ Howtnl, Marlon Rau; "loft
Ind tht Ntwtusttrs," Keft Mars,
Sid Melton. D -..: ""-lad ..,. Cdrt)
'56-Patty McCormKk, "lnCJ Kelty. m ....
U)NaslMllllMutle
(1j) .....,._. T ........ Thutn
fDllHc!A(I ~,...... fts-
tivll (R) Em , ....... 40 (2111')
Q)Tt It All-c:-'
l!)La...,_. .......
htcld lend the husblnd to • labof 10-.JO O T1 It A1111•Cllll
camp. D a...u, "Frtnk Tallman" DCil(l)fiBTM .,_,, lmdl • ..._
(R) Grtl Ind 8obbf ..... bet Aald111 w..w ..........
where the los.r must do Mtytfllna ID liU c.-,
ttle winner says tor e wflole ""'· 0) u s.t.lca m......,.......... m"•••Dl..a• m ,..,, .... a en.twt """" g...,.,,,, ~ aJc.ct.da c..,.... m@w .................. mr......aa...,,..... 11:00eaummm""" m> [llldel c.trll (]) Cll a ... m .... : (2IN) "'Tiit '""' "' Us"' u o.. .., ..,....
(com) 'ls--OllYll de Havllltnd. CJ) lbniUI Dllee
ID tr.a • Ct•n •n•c• 1:15 0 A1111b Wr.,.Up t8 J ... ftlf ........
l:JO 1J ,_..: (C) (2lw) "'IMf1J Herta" @ T19e Jazz Sit (R)
(tdv) '69 -John Ireland Curt fJ) S... , .. ....._,
Juraens ' fD I klcijL! Vltlla (R) a (]).CI> m n. , ..... ,... m......, <R>
DJ (R) Denn1's owrpowertn1 ur .. 11:15 a> ane .. 34 to punch Gloria Hickey Ill the tnn
Is corrtetly di.posed by Ills mother 11:.10 II cas Late MM: (C) .......
11 first lcM. c.t el die ...,,. (dra) '63-Jant m Mtf¥ llfffll roncs1, Ptttr F1ndl. ma 11H<141 Vlttutl: ..,_ a am......., c.... ... r.., A film Yitw of ttlt Vletn•· D ....w. "1'M Flett'• .... (mut)
mese poople ' '42 -Dototfly Lamour. WJlllam
t:00 fJ Cl) cas fftdlJ MMI: CC) (90)
..,....,. TMtT ... .._." (com) '6Z
--Ch1rlton Haton. ElSI M1rtlnelll,
Htrry Guardino. A upttln of tht
Holdtn. fJ CJ) ()) Diet en.tt Onon Welles
Cl) ... bim
mTe Td lht Tr-"
U.S. Army Is sent to Roine In 19". 1!:00 0 ...... : "'I., Ille U.....,. (sci·
11oft1 with 1 nidlo operator, to ltam fl) '57-0ltn J1uer.
wflJ the occupyinr Gtrmtns .... vlo-ID MM: °'T..., Ille C....... (sci·
tatln1 their Hopen dty" dtclanition. fl) '54-Cllarte Dr1u, Karin Bootfl.
(I) (j) m ..... lZZ (R) An CMr· m c..bJ llUc
n11ous c1ndid1t1 fO< citizenship dt· l:OO nn DD .ca Newt at"'1t the art wort ot one of Alice 1.J1J IW
Johnson's atudtnts. D llHclA I Cltlm u.,d This
Ralpfl Story aped1I meals th• two
flc:ts of Htrold l.Jord, one of ttle
blatst n1mes In motion picture
c:omtd1. . .........
•• V... Pan "-dar eTVllGul an. ....
&)LI C111mt ..... ,_
t:• a CJ) CI> m 111t GIN ...,.. <R>
l:JO ..... : 61J.,.. ..,,, drl) '53
-Marl Stevtns, Dorvt11J MaloM.
" .... : .,.. CIMnil .... It °""' .. (adv) '36-Gary Cooper.
......... Sllft: .......... Clntt... "Oaft ....,.. and ..,.._
U,YtwTrwullla"
Z;JOCI) ...
J:Ol IJ Mtwit: -0.C. IJp9w I ......
(ttts) '58 -Dan Rowt1, ~ Mat·
tin.
2
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ALFA ROMEO
Coad Imports
I 000-1200 Co.st Hwy.
Newffrt Bea~,.~~ UC:ltf4 5~341
W 1rd S. Lee Inc.
1234 S. Main St., Santa Ana
547-5826
Harbor American
1969 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
~
Roy Carver Inc.
234 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa 54~4+t4
Crevier Motors
208 W. I st St., Santa Ana
835-3171
BUICK
... 8'lldl . 2125 ......
CGlllll ..... 171·2100
CADILLAC
Nabers Cadillac
2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
540-9100 .
CHEVROLET
Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
546-1200
CHRYSLER -PLYMOUTH
Huntington Beach
Chrysler-Plymouth
~ 6661 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 540-5164
DATSUN
Costa Mesa Datsun
2845 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
540-6410
Dot Datsun
18835 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 842-77 81
DODGE
Courtesy Dodge
2888 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa
557-9220
FORD
Dunton Ford
2240 So. Main St., Santa Ana
546-7070
Theodore Robins Ford
2060 Harbor Blvd., Cost• Mew
642..0010
Wilson Ford
18255 Beach Blvd.
Huntin9ton Beach 842-661 I
Bauer 8uldc • 2125 Hmt»or
eo.te Mes9 171·2100
LINCOLN -MERCURY
Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury
I 30 I No. Tustin, Santa Ana
547-9183
Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
546-1200
MAZDA
Huntington Beach Mazda ·
17331 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 842-6666
MERCEDES-BENZ
Jim Sl.mons lmporh
W•mer & M1in St •. S.nte An.
54MI 14
OLDSMOBILE
University Oldsmobile
2850 Harbor lllvd., Costa Mesa
s.i<>-9640
OPEL
a.uer Buick . 2925 Hllrbot
Costa .,.,. 971·2500
PONTIAC
Dave Ross Pontiac
2480 Harbor Blvd., Coste Mesa
546-8017
l'ffl IMULY ll'fLOT. 1V Wl'£K, AUGUST IS, 1972
PORSCHE· AUDI
Don Bums Porsche-Audi
13631 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove 636-2333
Chick Iverson l'orsch.Audi
445 E. Coast Hwy.
~-0900
Co~st Imports
I 000-1200 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach 642-0406
Slemons Imports
2201 S. Mein St., Santa An•
557-5242
ROLLS-ROYCE
Roy C.rver Inc.
234 E. 17ff1 St.
Costa Mesa 546 4444
SUBARU
fr;t1 W erren 's
Sports Car Center 547-0764
7 I 0 E. I st St., S.nte Ana
TOYOTA
Dean Lewis Imports
1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
646-9303
Bift Maxey Toyota
18881 Beach Blvd.
Hun~if!gton Beach 847-8555
TRIUMPH
FTitz W•rren's
Sports C.r Center 547-0764
7 ! 0 E. I st St., Senta Ana
VOLKSWAGEN
Herbour Volkswagen
1871 I Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 842-4435
Chick Iverson Vollrsw•gen
445 E.Coasf Hwy.NB 673-0900
VOLVO
THI DAILY ftlLOT, TY Wl£1C, AUOUSr 11. 1172
SATURDAY'
'.' (I P .. I '~ (,
(lllllllllle....-. ....
l a>...,~ ...,.. .. ,.,.....uaa
at s. end oattnr· Gueab .,, "'""
llne Klthood end Ku M~
8)L8dlal.IM an......._..
11:30. Cl> ...............
(j)flll F.-. a• e ()) ..._, 11• 1 11r "f.1111 D Cll Llicllet Lii*
APlat Wa1: Thi CMI Wat" 8) W OM S!OO II Mtr1al ......,..
t:Je 8 °""" •°CMn'IOllJ of lnno-e IMll! -F• ldlb .., Jiii! Cl) 111111: ,_.. 11 till ......,.
ctftCI" {Ml) '14 -P1ul P11et. Blrbltl (dfl) '49 -Dana AndttWs, M11U
D..,. ~ ""llJ· Toren. Cll 1' I a...... II 0.-W..W D ~USA "Consumer"°" GI Let• .., tlction"
7'JIO II NMe u, D la• AcC1e1 a 111 m °'· .. ,. Cl),., °" ,..
D Cll *" ..,... aew 12:00 e Cll n. ...... m fMll: CC>......, Us" (wee) m lqs _, ea. ...... 111M w.,.. llllabt "Pellot Utt '57-Teb Hunter, N1t1lle Wood. fD Sau• llntt Saddle" 9 Sdof1 Tllltm
7:JO II DntJ'• ,,..... Cl) Mtwtt: -..,.i Atrlcll ltfttl" m MMt: •i.:. ,,.. ....,.,.
0 ID .,.,.., 0-. (dra) '55-loula Haywerd, Veronica (dra) '63 -HUc1tprd1 Neff, Herry 8 C..,. PNflle Host Arnold Pflce Hunt Mtrtr.
and auest• Gina Rowt.ndl, Mthonr D ()) m...... ....... • ,~
Quill Ind luttlot ~ Hl•r db-fJ .... : "MH W1tf1 t11t I•" ID ...... :
cuss the kinda of foodt llMfttlll to (wa) 'SI _ l" Pittmon, Rone 8 Lilt II S,.. feminine bt•uty and malt fltnaa. Andi m ~ ca ..... D~(I)= lunMr m1fflCwn .... Is UM-.. S:JOfllulllr/OlllWer
lflllltf Im Mi"-Douatas narr1t11 • ont·floltr 0 o. C.... '1bt c.mpus Is the
document111 about • priest from ,_,. -rdl Un~.... PTllf-t:OO fl Cl) hp ._., Dublin and 30,000 unw1nttd ttalfaft -·1 '...,.. ne ,....,, .. 11 D m...., w111f111 cw .sent 1u.1n laftlCIWlllJ dacrlba tht
I ,.,.,. ,.. ,.._.. Of'Ph•ns. dl£lltn11 and QllllOflUnlty for stu·
CJ) Cl) fNJ ......... • ....., clt!Q no dlOOM to lttlftd I colltp
ID UI. -...: "'111111..... It 12:30 1J Cl) CIS ..._ Spedlt "Wtalt's c. M II urban rNllty.
IMt _. (wtl) '51-Ch•rtea Br0tt· • r;wMntlon All Moutr' A sutcSe D...., .._ T-lirds n. RtllfYa
aon . .,... OJtNa Mn Dirt!" <mrs> '°' rouni people rtprdlna the RI· Rtnqtda
'51--Stacy H1rrll, pubullcan Convention. Watter Cnm. Cl) .... : "111111ttM"' (dra) '42-• c:..trr II'* n.. kltt ls host Jt1n Glbln, Ida Lupino.
l:M 8 Cl)...,_.,.. 8i> r .. ram. falcM U sp.ta Adttl ,,..... Malcolm
D m ..... hltMr 1:00 II Cl) CIS CU.rn'a "'• ,...., Allison. Enafistl aocctr mtMpr, II
Q ... Alt:rJ "BoJ With Glasses" (R) An 1ward· profllt4.
l (f)Cl)JldM fM wlnnln1 film •bout 1 Jap1n1M boy ,:::; It le trut ff • • •
1:00 lllt1t• Clebltrltten who l11ms that one 11 not Judltd D 9 tD Tiii ,,.... bJ outward 1pparances. GB....., ..... U ....,..: "bclltllwe" (mp) '37-CJ)_.. ii tM '711 &> Wtlct ti ~
Fred MldAul'f'1, Franc.a Firmer. 11 ,._.: (C) "f1fttlf N t111 4:00 D Mewtr. "'Ile 1011 Frtt1 Lift
D CJ) Cl) INttdN4I ,,..... (wa) '65 -ROIY Calhoun, f1llll" (dl1) '53 -D1n Dalley,
Cl> c.ttM ~ James Philbrook. Anne ltAcnd't. l.JoJd Bridla. D IWe: ...... u......,.. (ac:f.fl) D MM: (C).,.... (Optlla" (tdY) D .... WIUI B!U 8tnowUy
'M--Joh11 Camdlne, Allison HIJu. '54-Jun Simmons. Victor M1tul9. D ...,,, ........
• Mtwte: ..., .... ., ........,... mum. .w CwtrJ .... n..
(.ctv) '54-0on Dtfort, Lon CtlMtJ m 11tn Nie• Carter ~ ,_.., ~a.. ... Cm • a.. ... II TMI IE,_ Lltllt t:• 11 n. .... ..., ._.. a LIM ., t11e ..., m c.t..a ....
D. m •nter .., l :JO (I) a.ta•u• 4:30 D ,_ "tlrmlc Alts Gift Shop" (I)~ .......... SluUI (j),.. Flattrt Cl),._.._ -D CJ> ' D lllN: -cdfenil" (ect¥> ·e1--"' -·•
10M8 CJ)=_, .... ... Joete Mafloney, Feith DomllJUt. =-~ ...:-' a am r• • et.t .., ..,. m E••••t.J """ ..... w..w
blra Walters and StM Ckiodmrn m MM: "'l1lt Wtd41• V Lii F• a. Cit
'" pesta. Rhodln1 Wllll1ma, Jenny ..._.,. (rom) '55 -Lisi Danltty,
Gutltrnr. Jiff McFl'ddtn end Ken Huch Mc:Otrmott
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By Alan D. u. ••
I r you, or aomeooe )O'l know, bas
triat to can a psydllatriat'• oCBce
latdy, you already may bave
some undentandina of the problem.
The dodor ii inevitably busy. ·Hia
appointmentl ~ boobd up wteb,
aomet.ima monthl, bl adVIDCO. The
COit of a visit ii outrqDoUI, ranpaJ
from $20 to $SO ID bour. By the time
a patimt baa a dwa to diJcum wba.l
la trouhliq him. be
may alrady have
lpCDt IC\'Va1 bun-
dled dollan. And
by the time hi•
problem ii IOlved.
be miabt have apmt
t.bouunda.
The rault of all
Dr • .....,, 0... this, u ooe might
predict, is that many people wbo
desperately neied paycb.iatric care, and
want it, simply can't afford to have it.
They can't afford it ftnancially; they
can't afford it in tenm of time; they
can't afford to find baby-.itters to care
for their children while they visit the
doctor.
h the only answer for tbae people
to ao without aue7
No, aaya Cbicaao plydliatrilt Dr.
Harry Gamet, chief of psychiatry
and neurology tor the Cbicqo Medi-
cal School and ML Sinai HolpitaL Dr.
Gamer bas developed a new-but atilt
controversial -way to help many
troubled people back to normal liv-
ing. and do it quietly and cheaply.
Dr. Gamer'• "psychiatric ftnt aid"
ooosists or limply oonfrootiq lbe i--
tieot atcrnty with the problems that
an: disahlinl him. proddina him to
come up with workable IOJutions, and
ma.tin& him aware of "'the absurdity
or bis aelf-iJnaae." A ICllion may take
as little u ten miouta. There a.re no
tona boun spent probina the rooca ot
problems and delviq into the peticnt'a
4 • FAMILY WEEKLY, A.,..e 1S. 1'71
early yean. No Freudian analyail in
which the paaieat ii mcouraFd to
free a.aoc:iate about aaytbina that
comea into bis mi.ad.
How do Dr. Gamer's te:D-minu&e
eeaioDI wort?
"Unlike ooavcntiooal tberapilU."
be explains.~ don't encourqe.,..
tialtl to feel that the analYll ii • Qod..
lib penon ~of womoa mqic.
What we do ii apply preaure Oil Che
patialt to force him to explore aod
IOlve bia problems. Thia ii calJed
•coofrootatioo problem-solvina. • The
key ii to face the patient with a ~
hibitive aiat.ement: 'You mull never.
under any circ:wD1Wx:a, do that'; or
an expressive or penniaive statement:
'lt would be beUer if your husband
died': Of an adaptive llat.ement: ·1
want you to continue to work at your
job.• Then we ~'What do you thint
or feel about what I just toJd your
.. By makins such statements. we
force the patient to tee that the atatua
quo ii not acceptable. that a 801utioD
must be found by cootinuous learcb-
in&-The therapist'• words make the
patient want to end his behavior aod
tcek a new IOlution."
Al an enmple of bow fint..aid
therapy worts. Dr. Gamer relates the
cue of a married woman in her
forties wbo w• depra.ted aod suJ..
cidal. ''She felt bopdeu, incompetmt,
ioadcquate. Sbe saw bcnelf u a de-
prived. unfairly treated dauJhter. Her
older brother wu a ftl'J aucceaful
doctor. She felt that ber own IUOCCll
wu in being an orderly. neat, elf fl(;
live boutewife and mother. Her bu.-
band bad diareprdcd her desire not
to move to Cllicaao from a Watem
state, and had allO failed to rccopliz.e
that when abe arrived at her new
home-a much leas roomy home than
abe was UICd to--.be found it in a stare
of sad d.iJorder. She reacted to all this
with the feelint that her husband
loved bia businea more than be loved
her, and that there wu nothint worth
livin1 for.
"In her ftnt-aid aaaioo, I told her:
'Stop believin1 that you have ootbio1
worth livin1 for.' lbeo I said. 'What
do you think about what I jUla said?'
"Her immediate rcaaion W&J to
beain expk>rina all the reason1 wby
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life wa.r worthwbile. She RCO&Diud
that bu fecll.np repraented a re-
1poo1e to a na.rcUsistic hurt that was
unwarranted and excessive. She d'°8e
to react on the buis of her aaeta
rather than of her wounded pride.••
A.a Dr. Garner explaina it. a patient,
in bil belldloq flight from rality,
finds himleU confronted by the then ..
pist in a way that cuta oil bil line of
retreat. If be Iii.LI wants to evade real-
ity, he must produce JOme rcuons
for wan.tins to do IO. Thil fon:a the
patient to evaluate bis reatom and
cboole bow to behave. Theee forced
evaJuationa help reduce the patient'•
anxiety.
Whether Dr. Oamer'a methods
wort u well u coaveotiooal therapy
or not, they at leut come to pip1 with
two big problems: (1) the expeme
of pl)'Chiatric treatment (ten-minute
sesaion.s are naturally much cheaper
than .SO.minute onet); and (2) the in·
ability of p1ycbiatrist1 to handle the
swellina number of people who are
nowadays seeking help.
One p1ychiatrist who lauds Dr. Gar-
ner's etforta, at leut in theory, is Dr.
Wilbert Sykes, of the American Foun-
dation of Reliaion and Psychiall)' in
New York ... Provided you accept that
the technique is essential I y auper6cial,
has limitations, and may require much
repetition," user11 Dr. Sykes, }'ou
can't quarrel with it. There are aome
patienta who, despite limitatiom ot
time and money, need '1ny help the)·
can,et"
Freudiana, Dr. Sykes pointa out,
mlJbt call it "1Mna • patit.at cbicbo
ioup," while other, more iooovadve
lhc:npilb miabt say, "Wdl let'1 try it.
What we Ii.a~ is not that aooct." Any-
tbina that ieems to wort, from a prag-
matic standpoint, is certainly worth
the efl'on. Nevertbdea, Dr. Syta
fee.II it should be made clear that
many patients would probably not re-
spond to this type of treatmmt.
One pyc.bi.atrist who feels that
there misht actually be moR disad-
vantaaa than beneftla from Dr. Oar-
net'a mdhocla ii Dr. IUdwd Gardner,
psychiatrist OD the staft of Columbia
Univenity Collqc of Physicians and
Swpom aod the WaJUam ADiloo
White Institute in New York. 1be
confrontation technique, which we all
use to tome degree. enhaoca the ~
11'bility of dependency on the anal~
since the patient ii not encourapd to
mate independent judgments," Dr.
Gardner claims.
"There is abo the pater chance
for error when the analyst doa not
give the patient time to free issociate.
Much may lie uodiacovered when
dealing only with the patient'• imme-
diate situation. Uoderlyin1 motiva-
tions remain hidden. Some bigh-pow-
ereci patient.I probably can tolerate a
1 S-minute ICSSioo, othcn might even
benefit from it, aioce they are unable
to tolerate looser time periods. But a
areat many patient.I would probably
feel that they are jult pttin111¥ted
when their time ii up. and this could
lead to raeotmcnt of tho thtrapbt.
'"On the whole," conchJda Dr.
Gardner, ... would say that tbl limn.
~ OUCWciab the 8dvantap. l
couldn't endone iL Yet. I would not
say that Dr. Gamer may not be belp-
ina 11 Jcut stHM individuals
in IOIM catel."
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The sun's shone on many a carefully tended green garden row this
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while the dew Is still on It, and start the kitchen aglow with the
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By Muilya Han.en
From This Slimmer's GardeD
To NeXt Winter's Tahle
Home cannin1 can be a rcwantiq and en-
joyable experimce if one follan tbe
basic rules of ltaDdard cmmiDJ pro-
cedures. It ii a aood idea to So over tbae rules
bef orc IWtina your praerviq this yur.
Check owr ,.,._ cannm, jan wl flHinla. The
IC&lina ectia ot jan lbould not be nicbcl. cncbd
or dJipped. Tbe lealiDa compound on tbe dome
lida lbould be iD ICMJd cooditioD, if you an Ulina
this type of jar. It ii a ICMJCI idea to buy new dome
Iida every year. Tbe jar bmlds may be med over if
they an in aood condition.
Check your ltcam-plalUn and water-bath cao-
.ncn to be sure tbr:y are iD perfect wortin1 order.
In our redpea we haft med the opaHcUlc
method for tbe Elepnt Pacb Mamlllade It
cont.aim a lot ol aapr, is made with liquid pectin
and can be safely pna:a wd this way. Each ~
lteriliz.ed jar ii quictJy filled and ..w befoR
aoothrr one ii Oed.
The mnainin1 recipes we haft gi\'eD me the
water-bath method A water..flath canner ii a larp
bttJe with a cowr and a net or metal bMket to
bep the jan from ratina on the bottom. The
kettle mmt abo be deep cnoup 10 that the wa-
ta will ccwer the lopl of the jan for one or two
inchca without boilin1 ova.
The water-bath method ii a way of proce11--
in1 f QOda at a tempenture of 21 l9P. This method
ii J1'!00D'me~ for bialHdd fruib. tomaaoa
and pickled ve,etaba.
In warm dima .... , or if stora,r conditiom are
poor, buttcn,cocmna,jama and praerva lhouJd
be proc rl I ed at limmerin1 ( t80•-1gs•P.) temper-
ature: for 10-12 minutes in a water-bath c:aoner.
Before atartina to cm it ii important to wuh
all fruib and veactabla tborouabJy. Dilcard any
that are not perfect. You will not aet a quality
ftnished product if you don't~ quality produce
(Contlnwd on pop I)
FAMILY WEEIO.Y. ~ 11. 1972 • 1
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s.. ...... lt Gar*u
ToWl'*-r'k ......
(CCHt1i11wd /rum P"~ 7}
when you start out.
Follow directions uoctly for
each step of the cannlog pro-
cess. That includes time aod
temperature directiool.
In our directiooa we have
used cannin1 jan with dome
lids and .eparate bands. After
food has been proc c •d, Jet it
cool 12 houn. If the dome
(center of lid) ia down, or sta}I
down when preued, the jar ii
properly sealed. Store jan with-
out banda in a cool, dart. dry
area. 1be cooler the storage
space, the. better your bome-
canned foods will keep.
If jan are improperly aealed,
Ito~ in refriaerator. Or, if the
recipe permits, reprooe11, fol-
lowina all sterilizing, Ming and
proceain1 steps.
We have not uted the steam-
preaure method, u we have
given recipes for pictlea and
praerves that uae either ~
gar or sugar or both. In cq-
nina low-acid f oodl mch u
beam, com and meata, the
1team-pre11ore method of a
prasure cooker is necaaary, u
this is the only kitchen utensil
that supplies enouab beat to de-
stroy the aporea of bacteria that
Foodshelf
No muss or fuss -just a
del lclous barbecue.
CHICKEN 'N' RICI!
CAMP-STYLE
Mate four 14-inch aquarea
of double-thickness heavy-duty
foil. Lightly oil 1 aide. Place a
chicken bNUt (~-lb. each)
on each oiled square. Or \.lie
chicken leg (approximately ~ -
lb. each). Combine 1 can ( l~
o:u.) cream of muahroom
..,.., undiluted, with 1 cup ln-
ltant rtce and 'h teaspoon
..,..._ Spooo rice mixture over
the chicteo breast.a. Seal the
packets with double folds. Place
on grill 4 inches from bot IJ'&Y
coals. Coot about ..0 minutes,
or until done, tumina once.
Maira 4 Nrvlng$
I• FAMILY WlEKLY, ~ti, 1112
ca&m flaHoul, bcJtaddm ao4
other typc:a ol spoilqic.
QUICK IWEEI~
811CU
1 .. (2-)J•t• ....... ..., ........ ct&.
~ .... , ,,
2 .... ....
TO STERILIZE JARS
t. Check lealing surfaces of
jars fbr nkb, aacb and sharp
edaes. Wuh jan in bot aoapy
water. I.lime. Wah and rime
lids and bands.
ta ,, .... ....
11' ''fl JEIFE .... JI '?I ......
4 ..... SS·-
1 .......... -· ,.t .. n-......, ......
1. Cut plctJca iDto quartcn
Jcaat)lwile. place la lU'ID bowl
Ttc prljc, dill teed and pict-
linJ spices in pieceol thin doth.
.
2. ~riliz.e jan: Place jan in a
very Iaree kettle, CO'fel' them
with bot water and put btde
OD to beat. Brina .am to a
boil and boil jan for 1 O min-
utea. Boil new dome lidl uad
bands S minutea. Allow Bda
2. la medium uuccpen com-
• biDe 2 cupl puulatcd ..,.... ~
cup upt-lnwD tupr, vinepr
and spice bq. Briaa to boiliil1o
reduce bell and simmer UDCOV•
cred l 0 mlnuta. C.ooL a. Pour ayrvp with spice baa
over dill-pickle lticta. Let ataDd
1everal houn or OYemiabt-
4. Put dill-pictk sticb iA bot
and banda to remain in bot
waler until ready to ua a. Just before you a.re ready to
\lie them, raDO¥e the jan, lida
and banda from the bot water
and let Chem drain bridly on a
dean cloth.
dttjtjrot jars. Lca¥e ~ iDcb
bead apace. Add remainina
susan ta syrup and brina to
boil RelDOYC spice t.a and pour
the ayrup over pickles.. SyNp
sbould cover pickJn ~ inch.
5. Wipe lOpl and tbreada ol jan
with clean, damp doth.
I. FoUow *Pl 6-1 • iD AU-
Scuom Com Rdilh. below.
Malta 4 ""'6
ALL-8EASOt19 CORN
RELISH
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... 11111
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1 .. -...... .,_.....,.,
1 .............. ..... 1 ,_ __ (4-.)r' I '1,
• t1 ••-•rr111 111 JJllAI..., ....
It flW 7 .......
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1 ........ ... ..... ..., ......... ..
11' .... -1~ llllFIJI_.,....
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1. Put corn, celery. arem ~
per, oaion, pimiento, celery
leed, mumrd leed. Cl1ll1lllld red
peppez. ult, -prtic ID4 vinqar
m 6-qt. tctlle or Dutch CMn.
BriDJ to a boil. ltinina. then
let boll s mimJlll. uncovered.
2. In 1-qt. aaucepa.n blend
supr, mustard and Gour, then
1kMty add M cup water. Heat
to boiliq CMS' modCIUie beat.
ICirriDa coastantly. Stir into
com mixture.
a. Brina cam miDure to boiJ.
ing and coot., stirring DOW and
then, until celery. p:ir;D pepper
and onion . are. ~·
4. If mixture becomes too
thick, add 2 or 3 t1Ncapoom
bot water OI' vinopr. Mixture
lbould be amt. but not aoupy.
Tiiie lor teuonina; add aupr,
ult or vinepr if nooeaary.
5. Ladle boiliq-bot mllh to ~
inch of top of bot lferilized
jan; wipe off anythiq apiUed
on topt or duadl ol jan witb
clean. damp doth.
I. Put ~ Iida on jan.
ecnw ateriJimd bands tiabt.
A.a each jar ii 61Jed. stand it on
nick in a canner full of bot, not
boiliq. water. Water lbould
cover jan 1-2 iDda.
1. Put ~ OD canner, ·brina
water ta a boil, proce11 jan in
boilin,.....m bath lS minuta. a. llemo¥e jan from canner.
Let cool for about 12 boun.
RemoYe bulda, tat for teal.
Lahd. Store without bands in
cool place. Miika 4-S plllU
--
..............
llMllALADI! , ..... .._. I..._
1 .. ca...,._.1.._.~
quadDn, llSllOW ..... Grind.
daap IDe ar lllcad in bk:2*r.
Tum into 2--ql. MD DCpnL
~cry fiii. COIDMM MOA:ed
.. ,.. .... mill clamilL
Nr roe~ cupa Imo a M)I.
bUle ar °'*ll cnia.
... llquld fndt pecdD. aim
• fomn wttb metal .,_.
I. Sdr and lkim"far 7 --. .
. to cool llJlbdJ IDd pre\llalt , .. _
I a..1tpep11Dt11
1' .. dllHll•--'* D 111•"'-•••nr' , ... .... ,. ............. ... ,....
2. Sql1eeza jab from llCODd
lemc-. MJ1wn 2 'Ml11pociaa
into tanapD widl lbe Mended
fruit. Add I cup waler md m.
mer. anaed. 20 nd1 ..
... Stir in mpr. Place OWi' lliab
bm; .... to • n1iiDa bail (•
blCll bail daat c.-ot be ltimd
dowa) wt boil 1md 1 rnhmte,
~---11.
"°""" fruit. 1. Lidie Imo hot .-i1ized Jan.
SJbaa Jan to ~ iDcb fnlm top.
Wipe .... and dnwll ol jan
wi&b dean, damp dodL l. Ped ud pit ,,,.. hel Clop .. acmo.. fnxn ~ ldr. ~ . L Put *til.blDd Iida OIL Scrn
ZUCCl•I P'C'O D , ................. ..... _ ,,. ........
1' I llfllaw 11-. ... ......, .... , ... ...., .... .... ,,._.,... .....
1 llHJDJl ..... O ltlld
I a..(N ...... )•11 ttrc, •01111111, ... ............. , .... ...., .... ......
1. Combine ............ ealt, red pepper,
celery teed, turmeric. IDUltlJd in ~ ......
pan. Brina to boil; ldr till IUpl' dillohel.
2. Pl8ce mcxbW and amoa. in 6-qt. Dutch
ovaa. pour vincpr miDure over. Let Dad 1
hour, ldrrina oreatio«Mlly.
I. BriQa ~ cnmNnMian
to hnfflna. reduce bMt and limmer 3 mio-
1*:1. Stir (I(( .... .ny.
4. Continue wi1w1e1iq wbDe quietly ~
Ina one bot ~ jar at a time. Pil to
within ~ inch ol top. ,,... IUle .-..r
IOIDtioD coven w:.,t•Nee
I. W'ipe otf UIJlbiq spilled oa topl ar tbrada
of jan.
.. Follow *Pl 6-8 .. In Al...se.am C.om
Relish, ~ If. after teltina far ..a iD
step 8, the eeal lt not tiabl. opm and empty
jar. llmtcrili2JD jlr, lid and bud; boil OC!ftleillll,
re8D and reprocw. Milka 6-7 pbrt6
For mon information about pictlin, IDd
--~---= 1972 Hei.nz • . I Boat. H. J. Heim.
Home Eccmomica , P.O. Box S7, Dqlt.
FW. Pittlbuqb. L 1$230 (DO c:haqe);
1912 Ba.II Ball Blue Boat. Depc.
K.PFW, Box 200S, Muncie, Ind. 47302 (SO
cents in coia).
Siqle copia "' tbe followin1 may be ~
taiDod from tho 01b ol Information, U.S.
~partment ol ~ Wahinar-.
D.C 202S0: Home IDd Ganim BuletiD 8,
'"Homo Camrin1 of Pndal wt v ........
(20 ceata); Home and Garden BuDrdo 106,
"Home Ctnnln1 of Meat wt Poulby'" (15
cents). (COlltbtM oa,.,,, 11J
:A oool m•in cow aalad you make in
minute. using SPAM, B In B Muabrooma,
Kellogg'• Croutettes, and drr1si.ng made with
Realanon Reeonatituted Lemon Juice. 2-::::.:.c--IDrn Into bhl ... plecee (or hMd .. auce)
2 cups KB I OGG"81t CAOUTETTEse 9tuftlng
HMb 81•1Med CftMDne
2 (So«.) cw 8 In P CHOPft1> WSHAOOMS
3 DMtDel. pMl9d and cut In w.dgee
1 (12-oz.) OM 8PAM9, Cut In J ....... Mrfpe
USY alFF DI MlllDIQ
1 C\lp....., or aha ol
"oup REM_... AecondtlMd LMnOn Juice
1 cloft glllc. PJI 111 If
2111 ifOO'll ,....., 1111 llllng
,. cup --brolt tan l'llUINoal••
Place ....... In = ..... bOwt. Add 8 In 8 Mult1RMlma. tomato ....... SPAM and ~ Combine oil, AleLAmOn ~ 1..-on JulOe. Qlllo. butllr brOth and l1dan ........
Ing In ..... a.ti and P9PPtl! '° ...... "°"' ,., and ........ ....... , .. ~ dNlllna. Pow O'lfll ..... ; ... ._.,, 8eNe
~•Ndllli••ff 1n dlllld · eafiid bowie.. Ylllll: •toe-....
llerilmd ---tiPt-ln-wrt jln far a few llCDDda. 10
bot marmabdo CID cleiboy
maid ar yeMt that may haw
lctdld oa Iida. Tbaa and ~
riPt to coal
I. Wilm jan are cold. tllt far
..i. Label. Skin m coo1, c1ry
place. u ... ii -dabt, .eon
.in reldleratm· Alda" pbdl
• • ' '
I adore aood foodl I rcaDy
do! l doa't mind beina
called • bedoaitt becm.•
to me that ii IOIDeOOe wbo
loYa the beat tbinp in life:
JOOd food, beautiful peintlop,
wonderful antiquea and aood
music. Perbapl I abould have
lived in another century. rm
very romantic and 1endmeataJ.
I alwaya love to eat the food
in the country where I tra¥Cl.
American food ii fabuloUI:
New Yort -lleak. mubed po-
tatoet with Iota of butter and
10U1 ~ imide, or sweet
potatoea, com muftlat. port
rout and turteyl I love aJJ tbe
buic American foods. but I
prE(er the' limpler fooda the
moll. What rm really mad
about and cui't Ft in Burope
ii Mexican food. So whenever
I come to America, I jUlt wait
for Muicao food: tacos, ta-
males. dillies rdleno&. endai-
ladu. either beet or chicba.
And IDOlt ol all. 11•tcamnlel I
acquinld my lade for Mexican
food wbeD I lived in Californla.
Tbe pnlmtation of food ii
IO lmpaltant: bow it'I iaWd
OD tho plate. YOU ba\'e IUCb
beautiful Dlptim and place
M!fttap in America! A table
loot. 10 1•Y with nowen,
naptlftl and the colorin1 all
uaund.
I love to cook for 10meoDe I
care foe, but I couldn't coot
~ day. I Ue> lite eomcone
to cook for me, too. I lite to
entertain in una1J poupa be-
caua I love to be with people
you know you can talk to. I
can coot anythi.na from .,.,1 .. b
to puta with beautiful uuoea.
eepeciaJJy Bolopeee, made with
fresh herbl and fresh tom1toa
My titcbeo in my new boUle
OD Ibiza (a tiny iaJand off tbe
coat Of SpaiQ] ii IO beautiful!
Tho refriprator and the ~
jult went out. and both an
brud new. The 1enerator
burned them out. But the
titcbcn ltilJ loob ID'IOOUll Jt'1
aJl.white. with Mecliternnean-
blue tllea on tho floor ud
COUDWL
1be meat an 8*a fa DOt too
FOCI. bot the Jamb ii fantaltic.
Tboulh ft rally hurta me. ..
.
11 • MMl.Y Wl!Dl.Y, A..-e 11, ttn
UrSt•la • •
.. J\Jnetfean Dl1dOlf ls
A CclcbrityCoo~
E Whm theFbod Is MexlftDI !"
0 The pr888ntatlon of food ta eo Important:
how it'• served on the plate. You have euch
beautiful napkins and place Mttlnga In
America I A table looks eo gay with flowera,
napkins and the coloring all around."
By Unula Andree•
u told to Helen Doney
came you tee tbe Iambi every
day in front of )'OU aliTe and
wanderlna all O¥ef the place.
Tbe c:hidtcn1 an fresh from
tho tarmen. and ewry day the
fi1berman brin11 the f rahly
cauaht tbb into your homo.
I apead a lot of time in tbe
~ OD Ibiza becaUle it'I lti1J
bein1 built and there'• IOIDe-
China aoma Wl'OQI fl'IUY day.
But 11ove that ttttbeu with an
ita copper .,.m e+e17wbere.
1be bowe ii moldy fOI' my
family. My fatbd1 ... to
the there, and my lileerl and
my biucbet come don olteD
to vlCltion. We're alwaya c0ot ..
Ina iDdoorw OI' outdoon, wbat-
eftl' )'OU want! ...................... ............ 511,._ ..... ........................ ....., ............. ...... .... ..... _...,..., .. ......
URSUl-A'S GUACAllOLE
CONTOllATE CA.._...._ .. Tia rs•>
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I tllfJlrr;p HM ..........
. I z1• •II rtu-,,_...
•c•upped
1. Hal\'e avocadol kqthwile,
twi1tin1 1ently to eeparate
baha. Lift pit out ptly with
foit.. Peel avocado balvce; tbc:o
m.uh tbe meat (or blend a few
IOCODd1 in elec:tric lWMcr).
2. Mix with m&)OllDaire, oGiOD,
1euonin• and lemoa juic:ie.
Cbill tborouply. Gaini.b with
tomato. "'""'" 12 •rvinga
BEEF TACOS
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2. Meanwhile. bahe aDd peel
avocadol a directed in ieclpe
for pacamole. Pl8Ct peeled
avoc.clo halvea cavitJ...tde
down and c:ut into fairly lbkt
a1icel.
I. To ICl"We: Open bat beef
t8COI ptly aad fill with lbe
·~ llicea aad llrredded lettuce. Ananp OD platter aad
pra.ish with leUuce.
AlakuU~
PORK·ANIMIEAN POT
s CM1(1 ...... ,,.. ... ite.. ...... _
1. Add to lade: duk-brown
supt or &nOlallea, lemon juice
and aood spicy catsup.
2.· Plac:c in heavy covered pot
in preheated 2So·F. oven for I
hour! Oamilb with crumbled
bacon. Mab1 6 inv"'61
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1. Combine tomatoe9. aupr.
pdic; wJl6 o~ kJW flame i.11
2 tableapoom abortenfna for S
minute&. Add 1111, peppec.
2. In .epuate lkillet. uuU
tortilla in the mnainina lbort-
enm1 (add DD lboneo.iq if
you need it) • t.urDina tacol 10
brown OD both tides. a. Drain; pac:e about 1 ~ tea-
spoom tomato mimare in cen-
ter ot each tortilla with IOIDe
nUnceci ooion aad meat.
4. RaU each tortilla up, jelly-
roll fashion; place in pated
bak.ina dish.
I . Top with 1rated cbeete,
orepno; place in bot OWD to
melt cbeae. Sene wieh leUuce
wedFI and tomato 11.ic:a.
Md..1 12 urvlnp
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A t 11· "•n•rtr • ............ '°"' ......
I 11llr411• ..... ,. .. ...., ml :rllOllloll
1t ... 2 ........... tr ,. ..... ...
1t •e 2 Ill,,..... ... a .. ,.,. , ....... ,tr .. .
1 ...... "'•'"" .. .... ,. .,....., ...• .... _,....,.Woll) ... .... ,, ........... ,...... ...... ._.._._ ...... ..., ..... ~ .,,.. .... '"' .................
1. Mell bulta' in lulD •ucepm
Oftl law beat; adlf omoo. mJt6
S mhauaea. Md boef., brown
Mil. Md IDUlbrooml, pdic,
tomato, 1heny and browa
aauce, mWna well.
2. Coot O¥er law beat lS mm.
uta, or until meat ii t.cnder.
atiniq occ•*'"•lly. Add salt,
peppertot.te.
I. Meanwhile brin& ..... to
IOiJiq boil, add 1 tahh lpoclD
ult; sndualtJ add ~ IO
tbat waa ccm•iaom to boil.
C.ook lpllhdti GDCOwnd, atir-
riq oa .many. uati1 tender.
Dnia in c.olM!dcr.
4. ~ immecti•tdy with bat
Bok>pele uuce. If clelired.
apriatle h"benlly with frclbJy
grated Parmesan cbeele.
Maku4~1
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I llllPlllHll•lllM.._ .....
ltll2J1p11•....,_..
· 1 1:111 1,111 ClllPJl•OllWJ ...... .............. ,,.. ................. .... ,. ............. ... ................ ~ .. ..
1. Mell butter m 1119Cep1D owr
low bell; edd mjnaJd oniaD.
CIU"IOU, celery Jeaws. pulley
and thyme. Coot s miln.da;
add lour. bleDd.
2. OnduaJly. add bed lt.oct
and continue cootiq owr low
beat until thickened. ltinina
CCllllbntly.
I. Strain brvwn aauce
tbJouah tne ~.
Lemon Breeze
2. In amaJ1 MncepaD, anbine
lemon Julee and 1elati.n. Place
OYW low-beat and ltir until pla-tin • dimolwd; cool.
s. 1n mixi• ~!i_~~-ea whitm until foam.Y; pwaua.uy add the 8
ta.blell'OOl• IUPJ'. Beet until 1ti1'
and P,.Y. Set aside.
•. Beat ea yolb in mixin1 bowl
until thidt and lemon colored. Stir Jn Sweetened Condemed
Milk and aelatin mixture. Gently
fold in white mixture. Spread
evenly 'f: Com Flake Crumb.
crulll. 8ptjnkJe top with ftlJll!l'Ved
CrwnbL Refripriate 2 hours or
until 8nn. Cut into wedpe.
Yield: 8 .mn,..
-s--.n~
To "''*" 1Wlle (C0411/u#4 /rom,.,. 9)
TOMATO llARllAUDI
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1 ...... IQ
1. Wllh. Q)d. peel lllld c:bop
tomatoel into ~ -Y.a-incb p.c.
befoie meumtn1-
2. SUce onlllD Into wry tin
llicll. Cut diem IDlo fouitbl.
I. Comblae tomatoea ud
oranp in 6-qt. bUle OI' Did
qyen. Coot o~ low helll uatO
tomato juice rum freely: dim
. increue beat and boil. UDCOY-
ered. undl ormp pod ii fed.
tmder. TW. 8-10 miDuta
4. Add lemon juice. eupr. all.
ainaer. nutmea and cjnnemm
1tict and boil npidly, ldJ11Da
often. until liquid 1p1adl wry
little wbm apoonfu1 of bot mar-
malade la dropped ooto a cbiDed
uucer.
I. Belin tatinC after miUure
baa boiled 15 minuteL Do not
0¥8l'C00t; lS-17 minnta lbould
do it.
I. Quietly ltim off foam IDd
ladle boilins-bot marmalade to
~ inch of top of bot l1eri1Jad
jan. Wipe ~ aoythiq ~
on topl or threadl of jan.
1. Put aterilii.ed dome Iida oo
jara; 1crew 1terilized band•
tiabt. Al each jar ii filled, and
it on net in cuner of bot. not
boilint. water. Water lbouJd
CO'¥U jan 1-2 iDcbea.
I. Put CO¥er on canner. brina
water to a boil. Reduce beat
and proceea jan 10 minutll iD
li.mmerina (lso•P. to 1ss·P.)
water bath.
I. llemove jan from canner.
Let cool for about 12 houn.
Remove bands. Tat for eeal.
Label. Store without banda lo
cool place.
Maka 2 plnt1 °'/ow ~ ,,W1
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metal bowl Add ult. am wen
--._
and COftS' with DcoW Wiler
(tat. about • qll.). Let and
12-18 boon, ~ llir
eneral dam dariq ... hour
OI' two ID bo M'O lllt b8llit
ICUlod .. boaom ~ bowl.
I. DraiD ~ Utoosalty.
rime ia cold water -...
apiD.Sctllide.
.. Put Ill lffft I '71 bt&reclam
into late bale. Hait, ld:J11D&.
for 3 mi•ltel
4. Add tbo drained • cpt1tllel:
timmer ~·Wei until bealed
tbroaab. If mom liquid ii MC>
aary. lldd miDure of boiJiDa ~ viaepr IDd ~ Water.
.. SpooD bot .... to 44 iDcla
ol top ol Meribed jan. Wipe
.. and tbrada ~ ja:n with
c:kU. damp doda.
I. Put lterillzied Jidl OD jars;
ll:tflfi lterilized bmadl tiabL M
acb jar ii IDed. and it CJO
nd. in • caimcr fvl ~ bot, DOt
boi1iq., water. Water sbou1d
CO\lel' jan 1·2 iDclm.
1. Put cowr CJO cmmcr. brina
wa1cr to a boil. wl prOCCll jln
in ~ blth for 15
minutr&
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1. Cut apple llica into 2 or 3
c:nmwite piecca. Drop apples
iDto a ncxunetallic container of
brine mUe by dillolviq 3
tJtJe 1poom all in 2~ qll. cool
Wider. Cow:r oaatlliner and •
fDaer* fOI' 2 days. Apples
will ctilcolor -abli9d • bit.
2. Pua all iapmjmta """ brined appa into a l8l'ID teaie.
Bdng to boiliDa and boi1 rapid-
ly uncownd, ltirrina oftat. for
20 mimda.
.. Add wdklnined applca and
boil ptly. uncavend, until
mixture thictem; stir occa-
aionaJly. MiKture ahould be
neilbu dry nor IOUIZY· Taste for 1ea..,ina. ldd aupr OI' lllt if
desired.
4. lCeep chutney boi1iaa .. you
JID hoc llerilized jan. Pour boil-
iaa cbutney to ~ iDcb "' top
ol ltcrilized jan.
I. W"ape • •Jthinl that ii
lpiI)ed OD topl OI' tbteads ol jan
with a dean. damp cloth.
.. Follow *Pl 6-8 u lo Hodae-
podae lleliab. abow. If. af1a'
tatiq fOI' leal in ...., a; ....
ii not tiaht. open and empty jmr •
Rateri1ia jar. lid and bad: boil
caaf.altl, ldll and lqJIOCW.
Al.U.Jplnu
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thi
Col lccto1 s · Classic
Vlchyaaolae originated from the
creative hand of "'8ltllr chef Louts
Dlat. Thia recipe ueea an up-to:d8te
method of preparation. but retalM
the French nuancee of flavor.
1. Slit aide ol ... witb point ol bite
111111 riw under nmaiq w.-ID W"8
al IUlld.
2. Cooitina lceb. oa.iom and pot1soe. in
chictc:n bl'Odl lmpiO'lel tbe ftaWJl',
I. Uee flab, cold CIUIJl and mut.
4. RefriterUe immediately after makh11
I. Cbillin& tbictem tbe IOUI'· Bo judi-ao.. wbm addiq milt It the cad. IO
IOUp remains OD the thick lide.
.. Always lel'W iD chilled bowla.
1. The cnditiooa.I prnilb ot c:Mvee lldcll
a colorful. frelb ftawor accad.
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1. la ~ Dutdl CMG. beat butter until
mebed. Add leeb and oaiaD. and auU
""" medium mat, Airrin1 frequently,
for 1 O "*"'*'
~ I. Add poc1toea, cbicten broCb. 1 tea-
apooa ult and ~ llCMpOOD white pcppel'.
Brina to boiJiaa. CXMI'. Reduce beat
aJiabdf IDd allow ID boil about 20 min-
ulel. uatil poC•tocl .... w:ry tender . a. P\ne lect..poaao broth miDun 2 CUI»
It a time ila ..., z dn undl wry ~
Pour into ,. howl
.... Slir in milk IDd cream. and beat with
wire whilt. ea..... ooi.wate ....i
boun or ~ uatil tboroqb!y
drilled
I. aw with wire wbi.t jUlt before 1en-
iD .. If too tbict. beat in Y.a -1 cup cold
milk. Tute for watonin1; ldd additional
ult IDd white pepper it daired.
I. LadJo into dllDed bowls. Spriatlo each 1emna with 2 teupoam chopped cbi¥e1.
Serve cold. Mda""°"t 2~ f116.
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Plain Talk about a Painful Subject!
you undoubt.edly have heard of many IO-
called .. c:uft9 .. for the paim, tendeme91, and
ttilfnea ol arthritil and rheumatism. The
plain truth it there it yet no known cure!
But now, there is tomethinc you can do to.
help you better live with your problem.
What •• Arthritis?
Whether it'a called .. arthrit:U" or "'rbeuma-
tiam, • it means pnactically the same thine ...
,.inflammation of joint• or surrounding
mU9Cles and tendons."
Inflammation which can give you an ach-
inc b.ck. ltill neck, 110re knees, painful elbows,
handa, or fincen; that can make it more diffi-
cult for you to move around
freely, comfortably ... that C4n
interfere with your work, your
tleep. your life.
Anyone can get arthritis: re-
) prdleu of age or .ex. It can
Slta•lden atrike early in life; or later. It
OftM Hwtt ocxun amonc rich and poor.
Amonc all races. In every climate. In alt
IOltl of weather.
Then! are many types of arthritis and
rheumatism; nmcinc from the mild aches and
paint of "Fibr0titit" to the more difficult
.. Rheumatoid-Arthritis" and "Osteo-Arthritis."
The symptoms of each kind are different.
The treatment for each must be different, too.
What To Do About It?
Only a doctor can diagooee your tpec:ific
arthritic: or rheumatic condition; as well aa
the proper treatment to control.it.. In certain
cues.. he may preteribe powerful drugs. For
leu acute cases, he usually recommends the
regular u1e of simple anaJcesics (like atpirin).
But, for extra relief and soothin& c:omf ort,
many docton today ~mmend an external
rub to supplement your regular internal med-
ications. So, thaf you can leaen your feelq
of pain; increase your range of motion.
Until recently all well-known liniment,
ointment, and cream rubs contained merely
an anti-inflammatory ingredient (like Methyl
Salic:ylate) to help reduce the pains and cfU...
comforts resultin& from tender, inflamed
jointa. Thae were all right aa far as they went.
Bu~ they didn't 10 far enough!
GrutNews!
FOi' yea.re. ICienoe 90lllht to develop an ez.
temal rub that would oot only help relieve
peim camed by inflamed arthritic jointl; but
would alto tem~rily de9ensitize tender
nerve eoding1 that transmit pain. What'•
more, one that would be abeotbed more
effectively through the 7 layen of akin.
Finally, such • remarkable formula was
created! A deep-penetrating spray-foam com-
bininc "Methyl Salicylate." the best·lmown
external pain reliever; torether with "Benzo..
caine" the quick-actioe, medically-approved
anetthetic. A famous New York hospital
tested this formula ... proved it most effective
for 4 out of 5 who tried it!
Now, YoU can &et this very same medicated
foam formula. And you need no prescription.
It's called "EXOCAINE"!
In most cases, this remarkable extra-action
medicated foam gives fast, dependable relief
from discomfortin& muscular stiffness, and ita
cruel, nagging pains-up to houn at a time!·
Relief At ¥our Fingertips
Today, tbouaanda of grateful
men and women agree that liv-
ing with their arthritic flare..upa
is no longer such a p8inful a ·
perience; that EXOCAINE'a
combined analgesic and ana-
PWaful thetic action gives them the
Hands? extra relief and comfort needed
to move around more freely, more comfort·
ably; to work better, sleep better, feel better!
EXOCAINE is not a smelly liniment!
Not a greasy cream! Not a mesay ointment!
Not a watery spray! But a veasetess, stain·
lea, and f racrant aerosol foam. Convenient
and easy-to-use. Day or night!
For fast .. on·the-apot" relief, just spray and
rub in EXOCAINE where it hurts. That'a all!
While there is still no cure for painful joint
inflammation of arthritis, EXOCAINE (to.
gether with your utual medicationa) can do
a great deal to lessen your arthritis diKom-
r -
I
forts and pains ... to increue your comfort
and freedom of movement.
Of coune. no medication works perfectly
for all who use it. But in 4 out of 5 caees,
EXOCAINE haa proved its remarkable effec-
tivenea in providing welcome relief and extra ..
comfort for the transitory stiffness and pains
caused by tender inflamed joints.
"What A Rellef"
Everywhere EXOCAINE baa been intro-
duced. reports are enthusiastic ... "Thanka to
EXOCAJ NE, my husband and I now iet
hours ol e.ctra relief-move arOUlflfkoore com-
lortably. n "EXOCAJNE au.re
ia dillerent than any oint-
ment ot lotion tub I ever
used. What a joy.'" "l've·been
takin' aspirin for yea111, as
my doctOT told me. But now
I /ind by also tubbini in
EXOCAINE, whenever I '9t
a llaRN1p, my •houlder pains
start to ...m.ide much more quiclcly.8 KMe•'
With such public acclaim and unaolicited
testimonials, why let the diacomforts and
minor pains of arthritis joint inflammation
oeedleuly interfere with your work, your
sleep, your life. ·
* * * ~Although EXOCAINE Is creating a
national .. matlon, It Is not yet avail-
able In drug stores In your area. There-
fore, we wtll be pleased to send you-..
for the next 2 weeks only-regular
$3 package.
What's more, we wlll pay handling
ancl lhlppln9 costs. Don't delay-MAIL
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MAIL COUPON -NOW! I
I C. F. KID LAIOUTOlllU, Dept. I I
P.O. 9ox I, New York, N.Y.10022 I l'teoM send ,.. regular $3 package of EXOCAINE. I
Endosed is "'1 check, ...oney, or money order (no I stomps, no C.0.0.J. I undentand you wilt poy on ship-I
ping and handling chorges.
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MAKING YOUR EARS
HURT AND ITCH?
''Earttla" -er.noying peJn Md
Itch ln your eara -11 bfought
on by eccwnulatlon of aceea
WU. But when you try to ,. mow wax wtth ,....,..,.,., tooth-
plcb Ot other pointed objecta,
you may lnju,. your earal
lbefe'• • better, .. .., •wt '° remove ••o• .. wax-with
AURO Ear Oropa. AURO a. usy
to uM-just a few dropa looMr'I
and dmotv. Ht WU, lets WU
remow ltMff. When exceaa wax
la gone, the paJn and. Itch of
"&rUll" ls gone. Get AURO
at all drug countet'a. M'"lona ,.,y on AURO to h•lp atop
"Earttla."
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Vigor ore Stamina
F.ndurance
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VIOOIN, ·• .
ID.•EY•I DEITUIES FOR A
PDFECT FIT ~&
Do yow locJm dent'fNe .Up or cauH eore sume1 BRIMM·s
PLASTl-LINERrelinadentUIW
•ucb-without powder • .-U or Dede. 01¥9 U.ht.eomfortable fit for month•. ')'OU CAN EAT
ANYTHJNO. Simply lay eoft
etrlp of PLASTl-LJNER on
dentun. Bite and it ~ per-
fectly. Euy to uee. harmJeU to
deMw. and sum-. Money-bed
uarant .. from mfa. At all
CIOUfttMe.
Acc•••tat•d ear
... ~ down
J'CMI' .... c:Mlll C.-
MUfll eound9, heft
cauae taMporar,
cfHrneH. DeWitt'•
ott for Eat u. ....
eapaclarty to ~
ncea. ...... lor ..., ....... Clllfd.
~===.i IJ Cleare •P thla
problem wtthout ...
of ln'9dlon. H peln -fa PNMnt, con111tt ro-ar dodot. Othefwlae, try
D1Witt•1 Oil for EAR USE
When You
Onl•ByMal
From
Family Weekly •••
SportSf1b1n's Special
Getting SWted Iii Flshlog-
Forlbu cwlOur Chlld
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fllh-bul ... da I.,, •
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.. clllellll
WUTc Booay acao"°''•
c.e..i CoocbM ~ N. ....
TtMr•ilcb Lab. 0.., lab De ...,.,..
ft>R 8&GINNltUa Start
with &be simple I 'rll 61.b-
iq technique. Tbo imM11.eot
• ia ao1y a couple of dDDan..
Uae a Ne. I .._, aaacb jula
a bea~ eooup .._to your
line to lint the bait pity,
and we a_. ••l:t:a IO a,..
naJ ICrikea.
..,. JN1DMD>IATac u
TE•• a limple fact fir you can budle more IOpbit-
tbaa ~ DOW ad • tica&ed ~ me cM .....
then b9 remlMed of: ... or l,J«fr t• a &odmiquea. ·
K"'6 Ion to fbA. And claFi1o 0 One of the IDDll aciti• ways
all tbe ltofiea JOU bear, wl alJ fO penftah ii witb U1 .....
the fancy equipment around, ..... ! I ........ Y.a~
tbcre'• oo 61bina tbafa more rod, 6-ounce nd and 4-pouod • fun-for cbild "' lllf:lull-than , tat line. A ooo-pou.od pu-
liml*. i.lic pane.bin~ Ewa 0 &lb. cauabt OD such an out-
-• o a if you're not an aqler. ao &. can provide eome adtina
wbat? That ju.a mew you • momenta before you land it.
and your cbiJd can atut oft on JIOR Ol.D llAND8c For the
an equal foodna. ultimate thrill. try II' ' a r:tle9
There are many di&rent • l.J ..._ Bat bcb for panftab,
f amiliea of ftsb that at into tbe • apecially btuqill, are Ne. l ..
pantab catepy, but tbe IDOllt • ... Bua IWitc:h to No.
.,..Pt after -and the moat • 12'1 if J'O'lf Itri.tea are coo-
popUlar lpecica -are bJuqill, *tendy abort.
crappie (white and black), ~ WHAT aA.IT TO USS?
white and yeDow pads. white Lwa and baits fOf' panftab
baa. roct baa. yellow bus nqe from manbmallowa to
and buUbead BlueaDJ. for ex-deticate ftia. Amona live
ample. are found in aU atata; bai1I, the bat b&mbooz.len
cnpPe. litewile. are tbe • .,.... -manure
There ilD't a state in dlia worma. niabt crawlen and
cauntry-or an uea near your eartbwonm. Other ftne pu-
bomc -tbat doean't cootain ftsb CDtiom are ' wa, ·
10mC ftDe paaftshina waten. • P I aHen, c:rlckk, ..-.,
Here'a a lilt of prime pan-0 .... fNp aod a•wM (a-
ftsbins waia. in the United pecially the tails fOf' bulJ..
Stata: bade).
MST: l.acbwanna and i. Amooa the bat arti1kiaJ
pat.cons lab:a. Toma Riwir, N.J., • lures ue Mef1i1 s,e -Ne.
l.ata Champlain, Chautauqua • f, 1'nJ lb, a., ........
ud Oaeida. N. Y -I Bowdiab Ila-tiny Dw•vle -a 1-, • .._ ervoir, a. LI Winthrop Late. • ....... ~ MlllMI a..pate ea,, *-· St._.., _... _. ,..._
MD>wmm Hot toe, Qaiv· '? IP <H emee).
er met Cutylo Jata (tbo laUcr ia Bat flies are ao,.I C....
tbc boOelt like b crappie in • -. Lisk C--. ~
Dz I' ); Waww ad Monroe 6-Qllm Gonla.. WW..
Jatea, .... , Habbard Late, • Mia, Plwl , and aucb
Mk•-1 Lake Mendota, W1LJ o nympha aa n.1 .. 111'11 c...
Toed Lake wl l>dnlil Labl ........ , _.. Wena, ,_
area.~ naatlD Creek~ • c..., and...... ll1m
-.air, ~ Lab McOmullbJ,
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90l1l'Bi Late Texama, OUa.;
Table Rock Lab., *-; Dora
ud Oeorwe tatc.. n.a Dale
Hollow R~r and Dix River,
&14 bdfoo& Lab. T~ Lab
llamiltm. Alt.
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PREI I Y A8 A PIC1UU
I note, u I fmD dna'f}l our tcnpbook,
To die md from dae "'1 begianlDg,
Tbatallolw-to bec:la.11ful,
And IDOldy wre c:luwuhtg and
grianiag.
,.., ewJrJOI•'• friendly and happy,
C.oateoted ud ably ecljumd.
Not once._ a face haw a f.Nwa •
Or a look that ii peiaed or dUgusted.
Weallwmto-..oneaaod.r,
TIMn'• ...... aoOMempered lapa
lt't a 9Cnpbook-od yet not a photo
To help• a 1111..,_ ou.r .aapa.
flnaDy reuni.S ud are now Uviq on
LODI lllud. •f1M:o followed I .eries ol
oaJy llilbdY Im cdcbnUd "1oYe
tlOriea .. -indudiQa that of Irina M11-
tw. and her lt..W. bulband David..
Irina and David tried to Id a visa to
mow flO Janel. lluaian oftkiaJa pw
Irina an otay, but refueed to let David
joi.ll. bet. Sewn times they refwcd.
Fmally, afta Irina olf a number ol
kGer'I of appeal, iocludina ooc to Mn.
R.idmd Nixoa, Irina let up raideoce
aa the tidewalt ouClide l...oodoo'• Soviet
Embaly. Wbea ._ .a, • wa .on
convinced that low could eooquer alJ.-
evm Qunmuoilt buraucncy.
I JOU ... IMle .....,.._. are a
nmnm1 job. maybe you•d bettlcr tab
a c:ber loot. One manufac:turu wbo
turned them out in quantity .. ,. they
dd ia a trice-women bouglrt them
for their bmbands. (No ooc knows
wbttber the meo wore them.) They are
a mml. imim lhc maoufadurer, ho.
came tbe new faD mcn'a knit suib-
mandoul for their aood loob and for
kcepin1 tbcir ab.ape -let the breezes
throqb.. Comcrvative mab may ~
fer old-fabioned loq jobm undel' tnit
UOU1er1t ID combat tbe cool, but panty-
~ provide all the warmth with half
the weiafd. Would it help you my f el-
IOWI if they rmmcd them be-bole?
Said d.e old po to tbe two lady club
. mmJwn who apprwched him OD the
pnc&e tee: ""Do you want to leam to
play ~oil. ladies?"
'"She does; replied one ol them. ·1
Jeuned yesterday." -Eudora Sabo
THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES
Kldl ..... ~ldy.Send~
Uona to "'Child," F•alty WMldy, 841 Laln9aon A• .. N.Y .. tf.Y. 10022. 110
If UI I~ Ntumed.
Our aa•IW daaghta leaaed
to nrim in neighbcdood pooh
aacl laad looked forward for
....... to -~ trip to the .....
11ae day came, -with it ...
fint glimpse of the immcmM
reeellm o£ the P.alc Oeem.
Speeelalea1 at first. wlan 1he
found .......... wbilpe:red. ., .... rn sw1m ta the .a.now
...._. -Jin.& V.Q..-..
L. Veg°'> N•.
"'Tllw• le 1111 .. , In our dllalocretlc
Pn1 CI I I, and iporuclC. My l"OOlt dis-
mayin1 revelalion came u a rault of a
pol we toot alter ... the 1967 conire--
lional dedioo in San Mateo County,
Calif. Of the era. aedioo of IOMe
S2,000 aouk who ~ for me, the ~
apomc indicated that ftvc percent ~
foe mo becauae ot their asreement on
iaucs; 11 perceat .n-,,ud with me OD
muea but voted for me becaUIC Of
penooal fricodabjp, my becqrotmd.
or penuuion by their friends; and 84
percent did.o't know wltal my positions
oo issues were, or what my t.ckpound
WU. When queried .. to why they bad
v<*d for me. they responded either
"He b8d the bat cha.ace apima Shirley
A ~ ~ 1'mne 01W day lo
fwJ ,,.. ~ ... • "'9adful .......
-You·,. llltDcJ• coond.rlng what 1 do
aU day ... IU wlfe ltlkl. -Well. 1wre II w.
1 dkln't do it... -Wad. Andrew.
-rhe greatest man that ever lived,"
Barton told a ~worker, ·was a man
named Spenos. He wu br09d-mioded.
tolerant. generoua, temperate, witty
and brilliant ..• yet be di«i with his
taJmts umuapectec1.•
"'eo.h: aaMl hit companioo, "bow
did you manage to &od out about him?"
.. Oh, .. WU Butoa'• gloomy tapoote.
.. I married hit widow." -F. G. Kernan
PROPER Pl!A8PECT1VE
To label me a failure
lm't really fair •
I Just ltartecl •t tl.e bottom-
Ancl found I libel it tt.e.
-ft...l[~
Tlw ~ wlto com eagm~ an--
~ gdt#agOWOlj lo co&g-. oabd
hU grondfalNr wltal line of bculnua
lw tDOUld -a• that lw aim for. ·room,: the rnJ.ftdher qualy ,.,_
plW. ""Thlll• wlwre the money .....
-Ena Brewer
~ Temple m.ct• or 'He looted boaat
and docere OD televiaioo.' " Prom
1'ruth and Untruth: Political Deceit ,_
in America" by R.ep. Paul McClostey,
Jr. (Simon Ir Schutter, $2.9,).
DATES: The U.S. Women'a Amateur
Golf Championship bqinl in St. Louil
llondQ. On FrtdllJ, the American
l..qion mcdJ in Chicas<> and the VFW
mc:et1 in Minoeapotia.
ANNIVERSARIES: Pn::aidcut Nixon
announced a 90-day h'caJe oo waaa
and pria:a ooe year aao Tu I 1 day.
BIRTHDAYS: ...,_Alfred Hitcb-
c:oct 73; Ftdiel Caltro 4S; Ben Hopn•
60. T....UJ -Princal Anoe of Ena-
land 22. Wecln 11 d., -Eydie Oorme
"41 . 1buredllJ-Mae Wat 80; Maureen
O'Hara SI . Frtd9y~ Jones
31 ; Shelley Wint.en SO; Jlobert lled-
ford 3S . .......,-IOI SL John 32.
BIRTHDAY PEOPLI!:
Alfred Hltchcodl md .... Weel
UTILE EMILY
..... Q; M • .,_caled n. DUI door, '°'' .... d n. to..., "tOell o1 Flre'r
fMtllYWEEKLY,~ ti, ttn e ti
•
•
\
''To have and to hc!d ... ~n sickness and in health ... "
THAT'S A PLEDGE you can live up to when you
have "Wide.Range" paycheck protection that
pays you up to $1,200.00 A MONTH when you're
sick or hurt and can't work ... in or out of the hos.
piJ.al
'7o hold" is a fine and powerful promise, packed
with many meanings-'6to guard," .. to keep," "to
support." A world of promises in one-tough
promises to hold to in sickna,,.
But you can have help.>.. the breadwinner, you
can select the amount you qualify for (from
$100.00 to $1,200.00 a month ... more than
$2SO.OO a week) to help replace YOW' paychecks
when you're lick or hurt and can't work. 1bese
monthly benefits arc all yours to spend as you
please for any purpose you choose ... money you
can use for every kind of bill.
Tiley are payable over and above any benefits you
receive for hospital and medical bilJs. And you
,
arc covered for disabilities that start before retire-
ment or age 6S (wbic~r comes first), except
thole caused by war or military service; narcotics;
childbirth. pregnancy or remlting complications.
THERE ARE SEVEN REASONS
WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER
THIS Mun.JAL OF OMAHA PLAN:
• You're paid up to $1,200.00 a month (more
than $250.00 a week) to spend as you sec fit when
~·re sick or hurt and can-i work!
You're covered both IN and Our of the
hospitaU
! You're cove.red for.both accidents. that occur
sickness that is contracted after the policy
date!
You're covered for mental disorders the same
y other sicknes.1!
You're covered as a pmenger in any kind of
aircraft-even a private plane!
Mutu11I
o/Qmahil • .,.,,.,,_;I ·~ ...
Ufe l..,rance Affiliate: United of Omaha
You're covered on and off the job. You're
paid in addition to your Workmen's Compensation
or Employer's Liability benefits!
• You have this rmewa1 agreement: Mutual of
Omaha guarantees that no matter bow much you
may receive in benefits, you cannot be singled out
for policy t.crmination or for a premium increase.
The only time your premium can be· changed is
when prcmiwm for all policies of the same classi-
fication in your state are changed!
How much monthly income do you qualify for?
Find out. Send for the free facts about thil basic
protection that helps you keep your promise, and
you will also receive information about the fine
plans to meet your life insurance needs now avail-
able from Mutual~ Omaha's affiliate United of
Omaha. Mail the post-free reply ~ ooW, or
write Readers' Service, Mutual of Omaha, Dept
128, Omaha, Nebraska 68131.
.. . Family WeeldJ Readers Note ••• Limitecl Enrolment Ends in 30 Da1s
Evmy Fmilly Needs Low Cost lnlurlnce Protection!
Now •• Every Famly Can Eaaly Afford ft-WITHOUT JOINING A GROUPI
Aval"ehle Before OnlY to Association Memb ... and Employees
$
$ 30
. Up to Age 301
And Low, Low Rates Thereaflar ••• fJp to Age 701
AND ALL DIRECTLY BY MAILI
BUSINESS REPLY MAIL
POST AGE WILL BE PAID BY
Mutual of Omaha
Dodge at 33rd Street
Omaha, Nebraska 68131
FIRST CLASS
Perm11 No 50
Omaha
N~braslla
Now you can insure yourself and your wife with a policy guaranteed
' renewable up ~o age 70 ••• and even your children ages 15 days to 23 years
can be covered and with the guaranteed right to convert at age 23.
But you must send in application within 30 days.
The f..UIJ Uf9 1....-.nce ~ la IO pod llld IO
lnaplnlM far the ......... of COii .... ,.,.. ....
onlJ $1.15 tar eacll $5.000 up to ... JO a!'d .. ,... ......... thlt,.........., ..... _ ....
tlona. We'we put all tlll ....... down._. Ill blllCk
MCI whitl ••• tar FmlJ W111dJ ....... IO JOU
... , ....................... <See...-•llJ
the Ql•tlonl MCI Ans ... on P1P1 I MCI 7 of
ll*booldel).
The Family Uf9 Insurance pt.n is • low cost. hilh
pnactbi insurance pa.. up to now ofter9d only to
a1toeiation members end emplo)'l 11 to edd to their
NCUl•r croup·lffe insurance Md you can apply now
without joinln1 a lfUUp. This plan was deslped to
flll one and onb' one lnlurance ne.t: To provide low
coat. hf&h pwoC8ction for your loved ones. Insurance
to be pun:ha91 by )OU, the breadwinner of the
family, up to $20,000 to provide mon.y for your
survivors, not for yourseff. The Family Life Insur·
•nee Plan do8I just thl1 while It allows you to also
Insure your wife, up to $10,000 (up to 1h your ctN· eraaa> Md all your ell&ible children ($1,000 e.ch,
no matter how many, for one low prM'lium), ttt
rllteS so low for their coverqe, you can't afford not
to provide for them .. well.
Why Tenn tnsunnce ii Best For You!
It pnMdes maximum c:ownge and the lowest pos.-
sible cost to do the prinmy job that life insurance
Is intended to pet'form ••• pwatecttan for your lovid
ones In the event of the unti~ pesslna at • pri·
mary famltr pnwlder.
The Family Plan Is T~ Ute Insurance so strai&ht·
forward In concept and uplained so fully in thls
booklet u..t it Is the only type of life insurance we
NCOmmend buying this easy, tow cost way, throu&h
the United States malt. And ~ can apply rilht
from this fllmily Weekly booklet. but you must malt
the application within 30 days. Better yet. do it
today#
10 DAY NO-RISK
MONEY-BACK CUAIWfTEE
When ,_,F.,..Ufe l........,.polcr.,..._
-rd• • In ~ home. Sha. It tD OM ol
,... trUltlld ....... And If tor -..... . r:u~===r.:1= n...., llt once.
~ ...................... ,. .......... ., ,_, ................ , .............. , ..... ._.,,_.:::fM,__.. ........... ..
.. ..... Ill -..... ,... .......... ... ................... , 1'1 ..... ,.. •• "* ...... 10.., ...., Ilea 9 ••••• , ..... ,. ,.. tsz-'*1,.'IW1*9ct_._, .. ..
•111
Y•'re D11b1t T• flN'OI Up To Ace IOI
You ~ ~ wtf9 up to ... 60 .,. ellclbee to llpplj for
up to $20,000 1119 Insurance for you,.., ($5,000-
$10,0C>0-$15,000 Of $20,00C)). up to hatf .. much CDW• .... tor ,aurwffe ($2,500-$5,00D-$7,500-$10,000)
but not more .... hlff yiour CCMl'all end L._11000 on wit
of ,out' eflatble c:hlldlwl. And ... ,..... CNtCnn fram 15
dllyl to 2!"' ~ old-no mMtw "°" ....,, can be lrt-·
duded (far $1,000 CCMrllll =far orie low ........ ~of onlJ 45 C*D a • When dlld CCMI ..
In force. fubn c:hildlm .... co.wecl llUtDlnltic8Qy "'*' tf'9Y rwh 15 dllys old llt no Inert EI I in prmDium.
Qsma"'r r • C.•tal1 ............... Of .. 11.....,,
You and ,our-wit.. MJtlll .. up to~ ... 65, c.. CDeMlt ,aur F...u, Uta lnsurMC:e ~ COWlflll to the w or
.,.,.., ...... of Ordkmy Uf9. lnlur11a, without 9111
proof of lnlurabiUty wMtlowlr. Your cHldren .,. ....,.
...._.the rWlt llt 811 23 to conwrt their COWW:: •
mudt • $5,l>OO. Ordinary Uf9 Insur.a NP of
thllr hlelttt or occupMioft, wtthout MY physical ...,a,..
tlon nor proof of lnsurtbilttyt
Tum Page for Low Low Monthly Rates~
FREE FACTS WITHOUT OBLIGATION
Mutual of Omaha
OmaN, NebrHU 51131
Dept 128
Please rush lree facts about new Wide-Range paycheck
protection plan available 1n my stale !hat can pay me a regular
monthly income when Im sock or hurt and can't work
Also rush free onlormatoon about lone modern low-cost hie
insurance plans available lo my family from United of Omaha
I am over 63 Please furnish tree facts about new · Extra
Security" hospital income plans available 1n my state
1aTll[lT •NO NO 011 ~' 0 I
________ ZIP Code ____ _
THE120
YEAR OLD
National-Ren
Fr-..i:n Ufe
lnsuranc~
Corporation
IS A MEMBER Of
_., ...............
.. , luuraoce srou.-. Netloftal·BH Franlllh1
l.119 ....... = .. ......... ,. ... "' .........
OCK:
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How Can R--.• 1o L-1 wort&edfotMMMOll ...... 1 4. Does,..., araap life or.._ lnaurance low·oost. hl&h·protKtion fMtUy Ufe In·
TM answer 11 llmple. TM Family Life Your ~ needs may M .... ecMI',..... wife? au.....a Plan that cowers J:f:• and If you
lnaurance Ptan wa1 u.tect for UIOCia· 9Y9t1 becaUM of you~ Money can't replace the aowia she IMt wish your wife and your ldrwn for one
tion memberJ and emp~ to aupple· standllt'd of lMnc. Our pllin to the faml'J;,,. of course, but money can low monthly prMnium. To pt tt... low
ment their NCUlar 1roup life lnaurance. this edded ptotKtion. hetp care the children and your family rlltel for your wife lll1d chlldrwi
home if she Isn't there. howewr, you must a19o be Insured under
And now for the first time, National-Ben 2. Wiii JOU •till ..... COWWllP if ,.. the plan. . .
Franklin 11 o«wtnc the ume plan for c:hanpjoba1 5. 0... ,.,, =--.....,,_ .. v ............
matt enrollment of Family Weekty Ned· You need to be aure you and your fem· COW'W ,... •1 Ale JOU ...... E~ If you cha:: f;' mind afle~ era throuahoutthe Untt.d Statel. Throulh .... .,...~ ............... receN9 your Fam ty lnsunnce n.
mna enroOments, costs ire kept VfK'I Hy are ptotec19d et 111 times. Our plan life ... ,_ ..... ..., .a.rt --lust rwtum ~r policy to us wltbfn 10
~ and you act the molt ptotmction for continues no mattw whit. .... _, eta,. and we II promptly refuf?d the money
the kJwelt poaible rat.. 3.HneJOUIKtlllM,ourUfe....._. Condftions of t.tth COUid chanp IO you've paid.
NOW-JUST ASX YOURSD.f In ......... two ,..,., that your children.,. no lonpr' Insur· So ti: risk nottUnc b1 l!ppfyin1 today.
1HEIE QUESTIONS 8ble. TIMI 'RI they're param.ed pro-But you :::i. conditions Of t.lth of
Prices of ~lnl (n well u your t8ction. you or 1 mem of your ~could 1. ff ,...,. ...... plo,ed. do,.,.a proftde ltlndard of I "I) Mel> rillna. end ctutn .. suddlnly and mea. ft d It or
-lftUdl .... lnaurance pnMction fot cow ..... ldequaa 1 few ~rs aao, If you answered "NO" to any of these lmpouible to set life Insurance any· ~
JOUrMff .. JOU would upect It. JOU lust isn't enouth today. questions, you and your family need the where, It any price.
.... -t.-'-r-. ; ;>..-.
.
1, .
COMP,ARE THESE
> LOW MONTHLY RATES . -WITH ANY OTHERS-
• ON OR~ O.FF THE JOBI .
The Fmtlly Ute........_ Pim:
R .......... Tenn Uf9 I......._ To Age 70
...... 111 111 ....... ......... :. ........... ....... ....... ., ....... .......... ....... -...... ....... a.ma .._ ....... ----....... "" ---.... ,_ .... . ..... _,
[l i ....... ' 1.15 'JIO -~ ii ~ ' ... 1.29 Jl5 45 .....
I [ft ... lAO ... ..... ..... I.AO .. . ....
~ ~ ..... 3.18 IM 48C*lla ..
I . ~ .... UIS 2.2JD ......
, 11 .. ... 5.l!S .. ..... , "
' . .. 12.9 s.os ......
I ~, ... 2ID.OO 7.80 .......
•Nldel ._..•ti ... -. Clea .... tw clllNr9a • 15.,. ti 12,....
9l1la A _. -.wtcl .... ".,,lie II ..._. ti ,_ -. ........ tltll ...., ..................... ....,.Y .... tuO ..... ,_.,_,_ .. ,...-................... .,.,.., ..................
• • •
HOW 10 RGUR£ YOUR OWN
FAMtln UM MONTMLY PltOllUM
.... fir ..... -······--............ __ _
.... "'-. ......... -.. '2.SOO ... ---
'':::. 7'ctt':!::. ~ .. d!IM _ ....... ..
Yeum&.ew .
TeTAL Ml ClaY •am&Y HEMllM -...... $---
..... bt ...... ,...... .... ,.. .... ltlllJ
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1. Who ls elieibM to apply?
Anyone 18 to 60 yurs of ep who'• In ord._
n•ry FOd heefth .• Wlw. up to ... 60 and
dtNdNn from 1!5 deys to 23 Y99l'I can also
be lnduded for vwy llttta eddltional cmt.
.... 8ddftlons to the femjty .,. ~
aueom.ticaly wt'9n they're 15 ays old .t
no edclltional ...,,.um when chlkt ~
i. In force. Howlwr. you must be Insured
In otder to cover your wife and children.
2. .... mudt can I appfJ fofl My wtt.r
..,~.,
You c.n apply for up to $20,000 1119 Insur·
a~ younetf On units of $5.~
Is a totat of $5.000, s10.ooo. $15.000 or
$20,000). You c.n edd coveqp for your
wtf• In units of $2.!IOO ($2.500-$5,000.
$7.!500-$10,000) up to • '1\Ulmum of o,.
haff of your cow,.... And you can lldd
$1 ,000 puaction for elld1 of your alilible
chlld,..._no nwttar how nwny-for one
low premium.
3. Why such low ratnr
NatiOn.1-Ben Franklin Is a INder In low
cost l"OUP sUns for vNrw and others
•nd by mass en"°""*" throushout the
country, ..... costs.,. held to the bernt
minimum with uvtnp ,,_... alonl to you
In lower premiums.
4. ........ .,., ... t8pef
None .t al. Just .,,.,.. the ... aUnple
questions on the Applatlon on the beck
peaie of this booklet and malt It wtth your
first month'• premtum belot9 the deedllne.
ThM'a all U.. ii to tt.
5. c.n t ........ Qnl,_, Ute lnanncef
Y....ontJnery ute "tnaur...:e eccumuWM
C8ah wlue. but of coune hes hilt* .,,...
rM.m costs. You 1M1 convert to the aame
Oil amaller amount of 'f04llf COWf1llll .,,,.
time up to 65 wtthout proof of lnlurabllty
~.
Tite FMnily Ufe
Insurance Plan
ra1:es .. so1ow
tocover J011r wife
anclonlJ~
a month more
to coww al your
elflible chidlen,
that you can't
afford not to
provide for them
as well.
6. Cain mJ .... conwrt tw CD••-1
Y---"nyttme r.pna .... of her hMllh or
occupetJon and without ..., phytiall a.n-
IMtlon, up to your (policyholder'a) ... 65.
7. Cain ,,,, chlldl••......,. tMlr cwwwapf
Ya-Your dtlld'9ft.,. ~the rtPt
.t ep 23 to c:onwrt their CIWlll1l9I to •
much • $5.000 Ordinary Ufe Insurance ,.
prdlesa of their heelth « occupellon and
without any phyljcel eumtnlltton.
.. c...'"' ....,,._ polcJ--...
canceledr
No--1 loHllW, to ..., 'f04llf policy In force
you must P9Y snm'unw wt.. ck& N-BF
Ufe auarantw ,...,.,lllbllity up to ... 70
without any proof of continued IOOd heefth.
9.C.nmy,.._119~
No i'beolutMy not!
10. Why dD I need tNa COWi .. if I~
athw IMurancef
Ordinaty ltt.. unulty « oater plans ~
vidlftc for retirement Income ... fine da-
pendirw on wMt you want ~ Insurance
to eccomplllh. For pu19 pool!KticMt how-
ww, this .. the buy for ~ And " ~
pr-.t m.ur-c. .. "'°"' .......... it
pn>bebfy domn't CCNllf' ,our .... and cM·
drwn. Plus the feet that If you ll'toutd law
yo(lr Pl ••nt fOb. ,.our famUy mWrt be
cauatwt wfthout peuta:tion until you could
jcMn • MW arouP plln In your new position.
11. How mudt don"" ftrwt month COit?
How much lftlr thlt?
You P91 only wMt is lilt9d on the monthly
rate c:hlrt tor )'OUr ... Ind ~ de-
sired.
12. Whit If I become tat.a, clslbled for 6
monthl ot more up to .. ., and can"t
mallil ""~ Nationll-a.. fqnklln Liie ... ... ...
~ ....-niUm ,.,....... whUe ~ ...
lbff1':Y continum or .....,. you ~ • 10.
Butw tbcMCh,our.,,....._.,.......,
you lltil llllp '°"' ftlht tD COIMl"t ,allf ........ tD CMh wlue .. 11----. In
feet. "* ...... m., ... •1 llecl up tD ... 10. (0'12.,_ called bJ ~ .,,.
Jury, ect of w, -WW wftlt rnlbry units
ot pertlclpeta. In rtols or IMun9dlons II
not c:xweted).
13. WUI my benefldllrtea NClhM their
money promptly?
Ya-We ect promptly, ml"J .,. petd by ,.
tum ma1n
14. Wiii the moM1 be •• theh1 Whit ........ ,
Alt thlinl Lump awn ltfe Insurance dMth
peymelrts .... not 1Ubj9ct to Income tu.
15. How do I apply?
It's wry simple. Just flll In the Applatlon
f'orm on beck P'll9 of this booldtt and meu
It with only one month's pt9mium by the
ducllM. w.1' P"OCIU )'OUr epplcatlon as
quicldy • ..-.ibee .o tt\llt ~ policy can
1Dinto~~d.a.y.
16. wt., should I ....-., nowt
8-• The f'emUy Ufll en.nnc. ...... II
only ollered tD the ..... pubic durtrw
limMlld ... ...,.,.,,...... And thla 11,.,....
oppoftlftty tD -the eddltkMMll ~· ,ou need •a.. m moi...., ,.._..._.
b9b9 only tD 111acllltlon "*'~ end ~111 B11ldel. ,_,. hellth or the
...... of .. ,...,.. In ,.,.... ..., could
dw.-Without W'ntnl w mm • 1m-
...,_.,.. for you to -... the .,.~
your-sand--.
Since tMrw's a ful money beck sua,.n-
i. If you c:hlnp )'OUr mtnd within 10 d•
eftar )IOU pt your policy, you Mk oothl"I
bJ ~..,. now. And your swoe.ction and
rout' flmlly's piotllcticM can belln • eoon
-polllble..
17. Why should I Mlect NationlMlen
f'ranldln tor my F1mlly lffe Insurance Plant
.._.. Natlonal-Ben Franlelln, 1 130 year
old compMy, ta Uclnsed by your own ltatll.
,....a.ted bJ your own mws tnturance
depettment and cam. ful llpl re11rws
for the PR*CtiOn of .. , lnaut'9d. And ...
mMllbllr of the Contil•rtal Corpotlltlot1,
one of the wartd's ..,.... end mo.t ,.
..,.:tecl a,........ puu ...
1&. What w 9'duslon .. .._.,
0ntr Uddl,. end w tNs II CCMr9d aft9r '°"' poUc:r .... belll In .... tor ody 2 ,.,.... .
11. Who should 1 lst on a.. appllc8tlei1
fDnn?
w. ......... JOU Include ..., .....
nwnblr of ,_.. family. TM ........... tor
fMlily eowr.p II 90 low, you cmn't donl
not to"--the eddecl .,.~ ••
-0. ,_,, .. C ' ............ OeMta 6 Le••·.-
CLAIMS
PAID FAST! .......... f,.... lHI ...
....... wlll ..... DA .. ClllCll'll =ra· ...., ........ ., .......
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Applc811ae .. NATIONAL IEJt f'IANIWN UFE.QllUllJCI COIPOllATIOll Oflf), Giie ••r. ..... IOIOI
••U11'11arwm'*7,.•1111 1 -••lluc ....... 1• ............. ..... ,.
INSUft£D: 0. 5.000 0 $10.000 IPOUIECOYERME :I. not lie men a• zaoo a • a.ooo, o s1a.ooo a PO.ooo ttWl~tbeema...efQr ~ n s 7.500 0 $10.000
CHILDREN'S PREMIUMS -a.....-o~ 0. 1,000 COVERAGE . TO BE PAYAlll.£ o~ 0 monlNy
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