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• MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER ·ir, ·1972
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Eour in W_alitut .
Wt•.NUT (AP) -Two pencms were
fo· dead' and two others died later
all .• 'J9:mbirte gun battle ·hen that ...
claL::Ltbeioacue_ofJbne_lllDllLcbildr:< f!om a "bulleHbattored and tear gu.
Mesa Arrests
Man Afl!?r
WiW Chase . . .
.. By RUDI NIEDZIEU!KI
Of ... Oliltf , .......
A 'hiiJ>speed punult by Costa Mesa
police olfioen 'ended In Huntlngton'Beacb
early 'today with tbe dtstruclloo of two
autoolObU6, ti!cludlng a Oqoad-car,and
the ¥res! of. a -.ye&Mld ·man polJee
IUspoct ~f borglarlzing 111 !nine IJxluo.
trial bWlcllni· ne cbale, Wllich leatun!d speec1a m
.. .,... ol uo mile& pU hour ..... raiJ>.
Bllctened streets, came · to an el\d near
Huntlnglon E:enll'll Part Wilen Costa
Meaa Olflter Gary Borwig ~ out
tbeJiiding IUspoct with a abot&Un-
WWle Lee DaviJI, ol Orange, wu ~
Into <Ultody on cbarJes of burllarllln«
tbe office· suite ol the Standard' Pacilio
CorporaUon, 1511 MapV!bur Blvd.,
Irvine, around 4 ..... toilay.
Al alam1 ·a!jegedly triggered by Dovls
broulht thnt Cosla·M-aquad can and
(lloe PVllSVIT,:i'qe J).
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cloaked-apartment, sberlff'1 'depuUes
aaid.
The battle began late SUndly In this
tos"'Angeles-aabmll;-cleputles-sald,-lltel'-
tbey ;,ere summoned to the compJex
near lilount san Antonio College by •
securit}' guard' wbo said be WU thrtaten-
ed )>y a resldenl armed With a rifle. '
A de)iuty WU sbot .. eo eotend the
aparl!denl authorities aaid. Both be and ~ deputy WOundod later were
treated and relWed· at a local holpltal.
A sherlfl1a spokesman said the •booting
coDtlnued U IOme; 40 ~es and
hliJnrayjiatroimen'arrivtd at the ...... Gunfift erupled "continUoullJ•• for
more than one hour as an undetermined
mimber of resjdepb were evacuated !rOm the complU, said Deputy Jim Orr.
Before enlertng the apartment, one
deputy ooticed a !Illllll child at a rear
wllidow,'Orr aald that Tina craven, I, and
lier broth<r, Johnny, 4, -..... ,,.....,_ to Jump fnlm the ·~ story -
into the arma of two deputies.
Then, l>eJllllr. William Lickey. fl. &ln-neil • 088' mW' and climbed • ladder to
reacue PhWJp Riggi, 24, from a b a c t
bedroom of the apartnienl.
Orr aa1d that Lackey d!lcovered the
bodies of Pbllllp Rlol. 24, an occupant of
the aparlment; and-Sandra en..., IS,
Co~, aprawled dead oo the UvJns room naor. ·
John Robert Rlmd, 11, BaldWln Parlt,
died after arrlvBI-at Pomona VaDey
H!Opltai.
Boiited for Investigation ot attempted
mllnler wu Da9lcl BeNman, Jt, Joloo.
terey Part. .
I.any E. Pell>tierton,. n, Wabmt, bad
been boobd on lbO aame cbarJe•bal died
early today at Pomona Villley lloapltal.
Orr llld a motlve for the Incident wu
under lnV<lliptton. Detectl ........ allo
~ to detumbie wblch llhols tilled or
·' ' \ UP11' ....... GAS MASKED' SOUTH VIETNAMtSE SOLDllRS •CARRY WOUNDED COMRADE FROM BATTLEfllLD
Vletnamoaa Troops Recapture, Ono of ThrM F0<tlfied C~mpounda In Gu•ng Tri City ArH
Scotland Yard Scores, . . .
Captures N~ Italian
Miss America
Says Beauty
2nd to Talent
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n _... CIUl' IJ!owledge, all the ..tctlma died In the ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) -Tenj l~l!. cloudy atles will . exchan8e ol l\ll1flh Witb olflcen," ,said LONDON (AP) -Scotland Yard detec-In .Putney. Anne MeeuWll!n, Miss America 1173, hu ~ u., Orange COui toolahr • Sgl Charlt1 Lamte. tlvea ahot and captured a nakid lta111n Armed. police conv~ged on the hideout set out to give the naUon'a oldest beauty
I and Into 'l\IOlllaY witb 1 chance of . ., The chiill'"!' of Mn. Q'aven and ~~~ •• or abducting bis daugl!ter at ~ .. htg)oo.. ,my row ol hoU8<I J111t Iller mid· pageant
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new lma(e _ one that placa • -mar. drl!tila and')lpt abQw• ' Pb!Hlp lllul'• lrillll ... """ taten to .......... I ... I ·-thlou•' Tllelday. HlgN In the 'tbe boimes. ot riiatives, autbortlles aald. talent. over beauty.
-· .,. 2'lle man erubed to the (l'OUlld after a The deteetlves bunt into.a'bechwlll ou The U.year .. ld Depere, WIJ. beauty ~ ·willl low• """' 111• < , ' claile· illrlllilJi · 1ardens In L<lncJon•a thO '(int nOor; · ' . ' · ; : INSIDE TODAl' . 7i.1fXON .ADYJSE"R . l'llln<1 distrl<t. Police lal<I be was The Italian, oomple(ely ..;~ .. 1-.ped .. 1d SUnday Ibis IJ one of lhe thl"'1 ahe
(i In'• flOl'lh for ¥"'?/-'1 ' • ll;J • -' beJJevOc1 lilt ln the fool. ' • · out ol bed ancl jumped out of the WIOOow hewhipe>ch ~•acooan SmapliJhturda~unngDl:lhl. berw.._:elgn,...: loti bUq OI Ill< btocllt1 ·'' · J · . ' , Sootiand.Yatd ~not 111enUf1 lbe man. Into •tl!e tree.llnfd blctyard.' · · ~. ' '~" ""
to .,.. O-X.OtlO ' l MEETS GERMAN' . '!1ley uJd oo1y tli;l lie 'lllllrat<d to 11r1-· De\e<llve Dovld Gray 11 ... chue, 'but won the title.
.. ~ .. 0-tlltV 9fl bade ; '.;._ · ' taln illaplly. Police would' ll_ve no detalll fell tllrouch a ltyllgbt window In the roof MiJI Meeuwsen, the only clouble winner HMn oooirffon, "-~· fllhlgi . ·annmJl(4\P)~_,.Jieh¥'aod Cll\,tbe.man'lmaritalo!atua., ol ·tbe kllcbm and olaabed Ida -Oii during preliminary IWimsuil llld talfnt olioWd pklc "!>· s .. · •IOl'V °" ~ Baroil, -a.ma. tllillltlon Bio f-year.dd dancJ>!er wu roocuec1 brplrln &lass. competition, wu the ftnt Mias WIJ<llllSln
, llCtgf 1, ldld'er, dla< Z ~ Ille 11-..i-'*11 al 1lllJwmed saturdar, , " . . Another armed deleetJve aaw Gray to become Mias America.
LM. 9"', ., -,_ 11 £Ml,.lfest nlatkeo far 11 -In a 8eoUand Yard pve tbll veralon cl lbe slumped on tbe (l'OUlld and thouaht he A prof..,IMal slngar, Ille believed It .. .., • -• l\lllod aho••tur at a dow-betel la*ll and ;apture.ol tho Italian, -'an bad boeoi al>ot. ' was Iler slnglq talent, not her beauty or := ,.J =..-': ~~oft.~~.klaltww,...m In ~'lhcldentinBrtta'inwllmiPoliee lfeeallodontbeOee!rJg_ltallan,sprint 3&-iwt lli!llf• O< the 17.000 wardrobe
-" -c-. ' -Ill..... •WU~ ... e1r17...., and nen more rarely • Ing tllrouch pouring rala,, to atop • -wi!h whlc~ obt·arrlved .bere, that gave I t:•0
.:,... ': ::=·,..... ,..n Pnlldent Nl.lw:in'• adriler to JU mtte • lbem: "but the mao tlD"Dld and wu believed &o her the edge over btr rivals.
iiiiltil ":' .: =-=-"': ~ the de--· allowqi them ,ff---....... 1"° ._niion-·taio..alm. •-, Mia-M-WHD-llld •• ln141Tupted 1 fS'5 _,.,l :::;:-'--': to pt to ..... ..., olltarllau.rat ct. fr'pm poUce In the ltlll4e '*""' Qao. 'l!ledetoctlnllreil hll'rev.iver anclthe her alnglnc career to ... k tho title u a
"" " • ' ~, ' ' • ' tqii, Elon:. that • armed IDM •"bed f.,W.e ...,._ a few at.po be/ort means cl (linill( acholanhipa to ltlrlber
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In Incident
SAIGoN (UPI) -An e~oslon at the
Bien Hoa alrtia3e just If tnil., from
SaJgon wounded 41 Americans and
destroyed or damaged 70 South Viet·
namese hellcOpters, spokesmen said to-
day. It was the wom such incident of the
war.
Meanwhile, U.S. planes staged one of
the bluest raids of the war agolnst
Hanoi's suburbs Sunday, knoclcJng out the
huge Paul Downer Bridge and bombing
four military barracks installations close
to the North VJetnamese capJtal, the U.S.
commaod said.
A Navy A7 Corsair WU shot down by •
aurface-l<>air misai1e II milea aoutbwest
of Hanoi SUnday and tbe pilot Is mlaslng,
the U.S. command said.
Vietnamese marfl1ea llormed and toot
a Comnulillst po!ltlon In a surpriae Di8bl
attack near the Quang Tri dtadel In
South Vlelnam Sunday and tilled If/
North Vietnamese.
&t UPI'.-.-..pondent Barney Seibert,
reporting from near the nortbemmost
So\tth Vietnamese city, said it b doubUul
that government troops can meet Presi·
dent Nguyen Van Thieu's deadline for
recapturing Quang Tri by Sept. Ii,
At Bien Hoa air base a pile of large
airplane bombrwaiting to be loaded cm
Allied aln:rall exploded, setting off a
chain ,..ctloo which destroyed the South
VJetnarnese belJoopters. Two South Viet·
namese were killed and 20 wounded in
the mishap.
U.S. command said most of the
American wounded, Including f o u r
clvillam, were hurt while scrambling for
bunken. One American AC 111 ""Stinger"
gunplane was damaged.
The ca\ISI! of the original blast waa
untler Jnvestigatlon.
The huae loas of helicopters will hurl
South Vietnamese military efforts in the
capital regloo for 10me time, particularly
In tbe continuing flchling •round
. Hi&hway 13. A new mobile task foree
criated to wort in the area and defend
the capital depends on heUc:opten for
transport and for ruupply.
The 6,600-foot·long Paul Doumer bridge
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• Viet Cong
. Israeli Wounded_ Propose
(J~lition In Cafe Attack
BRUSSEl.3 (UPI) -A man ldmtlfled
aa 1 29-year~ld Moroccan Jyred an
llrltll embaS1y ofllclal to a Brussels
rnta.urant Sunday night wilb a promise
tO divulge future Arab guerrilla plans
against Israeli targets and then shot four
or (Jve times and crlUcaUy wounded him,
Bruaaela Police aaid today.
Police said they put out I WMt.ed
notice for Hassan be n Allah hen Sal.ab
Joudat, born in Casablanca in July 1143,
becBUle hll detcriptlon fit• that of the
man who shot and serk>ualy wounded
Ophir Zadok. 42, in a downtown cafe, the
PrlnceSI.
1.adok. 42. ls marlred and f a t h e r ol
two. Embauy of!icialJ aald he worked ~t
the chanceUory here for about three """'. It Wll the lltest in I Hries or attackl
tr lhruu a1aln11 t.raeill and brou1bt
demancll In Tel Aviv ' from poUtlcal
leadrn far lnlmlatlontl action •&•Inst
Arab 1uerrtllu illlell1 on attackloi
SF Transit
Trains Start
Area Service ·
OAKLAND (AP) -Under a b1m!e<
that proclaJmed, ••We're Off and Run-
ning1" .the 111Uon'1 flnt nrw regional
tapla transit l)'lttm in 50 ye1n, the San
Francilco area'• Bay Area Rapid Transit
District (BART), o!DctaUy opened today,
.-..'.'.Tbl1. IL.a 1lork!!IL <l!tY not Just the.
country but all the world Is watching Ibis
IJ.5:J>l~''lll-l!el~'ve mad>," Jla1i..Fran-
clsco Mayor Joaeph Alioto told a rlbbon-
cuttlng ceremony. .
•1we•re loin& to win on thia bet," Alioto aid, We'N 1ot111 to alrlU a blow qalnat
p:iltutlon."
Alioto and other official• then boarded
the flnt of the sleek, high-speed trains
with "blcb BART hope• to lure an
automoblle-oriented 10Clety to tht rails.
Al1olo Aid BART, wblcb 1""11 15 yeani
to plan 11M1 elaJ>t year1 to build. "tbowa
the world you can have an effective ra)>'
Id tnnlfl syll<m ill what Is now the
fourth Juiat popolallon miter ill the
~ ·YDMIJ<r i'l8nk ,....a
declared, ·~t train'• blei .I Jona' time
eomlnl down the trac= I'm 1111'1
tvel1'ont 111 pleued It's here." II irOI attenti>I to do wl!f! ~intJor urban lllJWporlatlon aptm m.Jhe
world bu done -operslii wltlloul a
deficit through labor-saving autoll\Atlon
method•. Today'• opeJUnc ts five years later lban
ortilnally proml!Od due to BART's
h1alory cl. Um...,,111umlng and costly
del•Y"' . 'Ibo 'IS-mil• e!eclrllled ran system
which lncludt1 a 36-mlle tubut.r Immel
under San Francilco Bay will connect the
dUu of San Francllco, Oakland,
Berkeley and Richmond with Ill outlying
auburban clllu. Ceremonies today marked the opening
of 1 :lknUe link from O.kland to Fre-
mont, with eight aerodynamic ahaped
can apeedlng betw .. n 12 llatlons.
1be rest of the plUJh, eomputer-
operated l)'llem Is acheduled lo open in
atsgt1 ll!roUgb next IUl!lmtr ·
centered In Oakland, BART radiates in
four directions with elevated, surfaee and
underground tracks. Pa.uengm: entering one of M lavishly
detlgned llationl see murals and poin-
ting• and buy magnetically coded tlckell
from electronic turnstiles.
They ride In air-conditioned trains
designed to reach 80 miles an 'hour top
speed and average 45 miles per hour,
counting the stops.
A computer at headquarter• hert can
automatically adjUlt train speed1 if they
get off acbedule. Attendant. riding up
frOiit will be needed only In emergency.
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Jewlab tar1e11 tbrouibout the world.
In Bru,..11, 11raeU embassy offlclall
said Zadok wa1 lured to a downtown cafe
by u man who clalmed be had fn..
form ation oo a planned terrorlal attack
on the tmba.uy.
He wu shot in the ltomac.b and
•!though operated 00 lo a1ll1 In dJ111•r,
the !Jraeli1 aald. He wu too badly hurt
to be questioned.
The attack came as Wt1t European na-
tions increased their vigilance agailllt
possible new guerrilla attacks against
l!raell individuals and installatkw or
against installations such 11 oil depots in
COl.Dltriet the Palestinian cuerrllla move-
ment coruiden overly friendly witb
lintel.
The Zadok ehooting wu aMOUnced of·
ficlaUy in Tel Aviv .
The attempt on Zadok'• Ufe happened
five day1 after 11 members of the llraeli
Olympic team, five Arab euerrlllaa anCl
on'e German poUceman were killed in
Munich as result of an Arab terrorl!t at·
tack.
Reports said the gunman was ac·
companied by another man, alao believed
lo be Afab.
The gimman wu reported to be short,
with a dart muatacbe and 15hort hair.
ww!ng I' brown jacket, green trousers
and bukelblll shoes.
Dana Point Man
Files Innocent
Plea in Sla~ng
Thomas Bradford McCutch1 'Friday
pleaded Innocent In the pistol slaying of
Laguna Btach cosmotologi!t M r 1 •
Virginia Hamnett.
Mrs. Hamnett, 45. wu shot to death
Tuesday morning after she ran scream-
ing lrom her home on Wave Street.
McQ,ltdlen, who wu nearby, was ar·
rested by Lal!UJUI Beach police and
charged In the death.
M~tcben, IO, of Dana Point. WBI
given a prellmlnary bearlni date of Sept.
19 in DiviJlon D of the South Orange
county Municipal Court ill Laguna
Niguel. After FrtdJ:Y• court aession, be
WU returned to -cultody in Orange Coizn. 1
ty Jan.
Eatller, Ille tu1pac1 had been beld 11
Laauna Clty J.U but ,WU ln,nll .. ~ lq
Ibo !"edlcal ltolaUm unit of the "ll"nlf
loctup wben LalUJlll offlcera uld be bad·
become despondent. 1
Hughes to Build
Cargo Airfi.eld,
Newspaper Says
NEW YORK (UPI) -Airport News. a
New Yori< airline trade paper bu
reported that btlUonalre recluae Howard
Hughel lo plannlng lo build ID air base at
N"'burgb, N. Y., for a new !ntarnaUontl .
cargo operation.
1be base, acconllng lo the paper, will
be part of a Hugbu-owned 1iobal air
operation similar to Trans World
Airlines.
Hughe1, who owns one-third Interest tn
a Nicaragua hued lntematlonal alrtlne,
Alanica, was forced to sell TWA because
of dlfflcu1Ut1 wttb lts management.
AlarUca would be the vehicle for the new
Hughes airline, according lo Airport
News.
Hughes dlscuaed the proposed global
air cargo venture w:tth Nicaragua'• West
Point-«iucated President A n a 1 t a 1 I o
Samoza lut winier, aholtly alleL be de-
nounced the bogus 111utoblography" writ-
ten by author Clifford Irving, the paper
said.
His sudden arrival in Nicaragua puul·
ed newsmen and set cff a bout of land
speculation because of rumors that the
billionaire was planning to build a Lai
Vegas-type resort on an off-shore island.
Loaded Carbine
Taken in Theft
A loaded mlllf1ry carbine, stereo
equipment and a television seti all valued
at •1.000. were repcrted stolen Sunday to
Laguna Beach pollce.
Clarence A. Morrlaon, 33, of 250S Iris
Way. reported the crlme at hts home.
Laguna Beach pollee believe entry was
gained by breaking • glass louver Win·
dow .
Morrison told oll.icen the theft occurred
Sunday afternoon durlng a h11l[hour when
the home was empty. The weapon taken
"'U an M·I carbine.
Liquor Flows Again
OKLAHOMA CITY ' (APl -Liquor
flowed agaln'Slturday on Aml..ak tnln1
rolling through Oldahqma after a federal
judge ruled that llate qenll must not
cork the bottle opened by federal lsw.
U.S. DiJlrl~t Court Judge Stephen
Chandler ll'lllled 1 tamporary Injunction
Friday problhltilll .Uu and local
autbortUa from hrterfer!n( with ule of
liquor by the drtnt ., Illa tm111.
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IAIGON (AP) -'l!le,Vlel C..,. lallod '
Wild Wedding
• -.......... ment1odq.llOYIDl·ll II
.._.... lo .... • pmtlloaal ,
--" llllilllll -tblt lhall --by uel!Mr alde."
U.S. -Ill _..,., -... -11111 •a-lbalnehherllda-• ..
tbe war mllltarUy.
Bui Viti Cong and Norbi ~ '
.ipob.DW, haw saJci i\oiieatedl1 1a the ,
pall -for publlc ....,umptlon, ot least ,
-that the ooallUOn --they l
proposed would ,be a coalilt90 cl. equall,•,)
with -of the factlona dominating. . '
In Waabini!lo"-there WU DO Im-
mediate ciomment "°"' the Stole o.pon.
men't. · .. · 4
At the White -. P!Olidalllll """' ;
secretary Rooild I. Zl•sJer -.., :
oaly tbat "we are~ it." ~
He declined ·to uy wbetl!er •
-u .. ottlclala found any .... ·<
'encouraclng languap In the Vid OJnr ; '
statement. •
1be Viet Cong termed the lhree-pa1e
declaration "an important statement on
As elephants roam fr.., in the background, Stephen
Colwell and Donna Jean Baumea. recite wedding
vows Saturday alqng the Umfol~ River al Lion
Country Safari. The couple were married in the ending the war in Vietnam and re1torin1 peece." preserve ~ause they enjoy being neu anlmw . . !lul 01 flnt reading H appeared 1o be
and In the outdoors_.____________ •no ._ than a reheratloa cl. previous
Nixon Baeked
Panel Okays Defense Spending
FromP .. el
PURSUIT •.•
• Communist peace demands.
Once qain, ii called on the United
St~tes lo withdra\f· all ill ~ from
_,.Vietnam, to stop aupporting the nglme
r of Pmideni-Nguyen Von Thieu, and to
, halt the bombing m>!I mln!ne of North
Vietnam. • ·
the Newport Beach i>olice heliciopter Into "Should the u.s. rovemment ,.a11y •
immediate action. Together they trailed respect the South Vietnamese pes>p}e'a
a ~ing vehicle west on Talbert right of aelf.determinaliop and serious1' .
WASffiNGTON (AP) -The biggest defense bill since World War 11 was A-·enu to-iii deidend ii Golden West,. negoUate to peacefully settle the South approved by the House Approprialion.s Committee today: $74.6 billion incl~ding v e . ""Vietnam problem," the statement aa1d. ·:
most of }7esident "N.iJ:on!15 request for JT)(Wf Indochina-war -~~.~·--.. ~ --Mr~t .. -~-~-----· .-:.9'1 • ----:--!!.lhe Provisional-.M,evolUt.ionary ~ -...
The record bill was cut '4 billion from the President's requests, including Police said Officer Bob Crogan was ment of tbe·Republlc of South Vietnam ii
a $4S:J-million chop off his $2.1-billion funding request for increased U.S. war unaware of the dead-end and ran into a prepared to reach agreements to the ef..
operations in Indochlna, dirt embankment hitting 8 imall reflec-feet that neither a C.Ommunbt rectme
Th& House is scheduJed to vote on the bW Thursday. . · .n .. ~ hich ed tbe nor a U.S.-t1tooge regime shill be Imo The committee aWroved all Q33.5 million asked for more bombs and am-t~r sign along "tt: way w raz posed on south Vietnam.
munition in the wake of Hanoi's inva1lon or South Vietnam and U.S. bombing siren and lights froro µie roof of bis "It is prepared to accept a provlslonal
and mining of North Vielnam-plus 139 jet fighters fiO combat heUcopters and squad car. He was not inJured. government of national concord that
otber hardware , ' Barwig, who bad remained 300 yards shall be dominated by neither side."
But the co.iimittee rejected doiena ot other planes and hundred! of tanb behind, said. he saw Davis "'.heel ~ The Viet -Cong also r e p e a t e d 1ts
and trucks requested for the wa~ aayiJJI the military bad not proved sufficient speeding vehicle 8~ to the ngbt, spm previous formula for the ,makeup of tbe .... urgency. through an empty field, llDd bead for two government of ila.Uonal concord -a .
.
Clement£ Woman .Faces
Charges; Son Injured
A 27-yoar-old San Cl8nente woman to.
day faces charge& of bll·run and driving
under tile influence ol drui• alter a
aeries of weekend crubel wblch Injured
her young aon.
Tonya Loulae Becllers di 124 Tnlal1ar,
WU arrested after Joav!ni San Clemente
General Hoopltal Sa-y where her
oon, Mark Antbony, 1, WU treoted fO<
cull and bruises.
The mies of incldenu began Saturday
morning when the wom1n'1 car allegedly
bit ao auto parked In front of her bouJe
at about 8: 15 a.m., according to the
Coast Girl, 21,
Killed in Crash
Vicki Alene Farrar, 21, of 401 ~a ·a
St.. Huntington Beach, wu killed arly
today when her small sportscar t out
of control and overturned the
Riverside Frftwar near I m p e r I 1 I
Highway, the califomia Highway Patrol
reporled.
Mrs. Farrar was dead on arrival at
Chapman Genera! Hospital In Orange at
3:45 a.m., according to the Orange Coun-
ty Coroner's Office.
Highway patrolmen said she was west-
bound on the freeway when bet car
smashed into 1 guardrail and overturned.
Mrs . Fattar became Orange County's
179th traffic filtality of 1972. This com·
pares with 169 the same date la.st year.
Troops
pollct report.
At about noon, poUce ~ved llJIOlher
call about • parked Ca< being !!ruck at
149 Barcelona wl!eN Robert Fain, 42,
noticed damage to hJI auto.
Later ill the afternoon on off-duty of·
Hoer called headquarters from a service
staUon al Presidio and El Camino Real
and uked tor an ambulance to take an
injured Infant to the hospital.
Mrs. Becf<n bad driven Into the sta-
Uon 1 few momentl before.
The Becllers boy and bla -were
Uken lo San Clemonta General Hospital
where the blby was treated and releUo
ed. •
Officen then booked the mother and
tr11111ported her to Orange County Jail.
The baby wu taken to Ibo oounty'1 borne
for dependent children.
Gypsy Servi.t;e
Unit.es CouP-le
LUGO, Spain (UPI) -Two
young IYlJal ... a boy from Orense
and 1 girl from Lugo, were mar.
ried today alter observing the
tradlUontl !OUl'day prenuptial rites
of the gypolel.
During these four days, the bride
was kept locked in her room and
the groom chained to the leg of a
table. ~
Meanwhlle, the guests ate a
sheep, four goall, and 30 chickens.
Go Ba~k
houses on San Leandn> Street. three-setmonl coalition compooed -a J,
He said Davis mowed down a backyard three-legmen! coalition compooed of (I)
fence connecting the two bouae1, crashed members of the Provilkmal Revola-
illto a garage, and conlinUed to flee cm liooary Govermnent (2) memben of, the
foot. Salim •dmlnlllratlon excJudlng Tbieu,
Aided by the 11aJ>11 trom the Po11<e and Ill .......,~Uva c1. o111er pe11t1ca1
helicopter, Banril Aid be cbued l:>ava fOf004 1a.s0utll''i'lltnam "lnclucllng -on foot for ai>)ut one mtle untll be fouod· ...&, ,Jor Polllll!'I 1USOl1I have been
him biding behind a parked truck. 'i co ~ed to Uve ln ...Oe."'
SUll shaken by the experience, BmN ~ three "!'Jlllelllli of Ibis gonni-
said today that the Davts• li'IZ ''m• •-.U. · m 'tlie wne footlq and
car" had more speed than the aquad, cars eqUat;!'. the . siatement aald. "The
and that tbe high-speed pun:~lt , 'lvu Provisional Revol~timary Government o1
some damn dangerous drivmg. ! the Republic of-South Vielnam and the
"I bad him clocked between 100 and Salgm administration without Nguyen
110 and Officer Owen Kreza, 'Vho wa.s van Tbleu must appoint their men Cll
with us, opun throe different times on the either side to ~pole In Iha national
wet streets," be said. concord government. M for the nomlD>
Hunllnglon Beach police aald both f I the tbJrd sogment memben tbll
vehicles sustained major damage bu& did ion 1° be carried out through neioua-
not have ~._,intormalioo oo the dama.J• =·.,
to the -· The addreal of the -was not ~ately available.
COsta Meu ollloen recovued .an elec-
tric typewriter . from the Dav!J •fhlde
and lhU morning were in the prpce!ll cl.
obta)ning a warrant for a further -
of the car. ~
Ff'OlllPcitfel
COPTERS ..• Police believe Davis ma1 be llaked lo
three other burglaries In the Jrvtne
IndU1lrial .. complei that ocrumd ever over the Red River at Hanoi was bit bJ !
the weekend. Iaserguided "smart" bombs from U.S.
Three electric typewriten, valued •t jet fighter-bombe.rJ Sunday, the U.S.
12 100 were taken from Actloll Slip-command aald. co~er;, 1851 Kaiser Ave., SlturdaJ night They reported three spam: of 1hl
and a typeWrlter and addtng inacbine, brld1e deatroyed and heavy d1maae to
valued at $879, from ROberts and three more ip8111, and the it.eel and COO-
Kosakura, 1791 Kaiser Ave. crete superstructure of the big bridle.
Nothlnc wu taken during the tblrd Tbe Doomer prevlolllly was bit Clll Maf
burglary of . McKlbbln Salos, Inc .. 1121 10 and 11, when two ..ctlona weN ci"'1>'
Reynoldl Ave. ~ Into the river. An Air Force
Police said plate glw ~ "'aln"' sj>bkt1111811 said the bridge wu beilll
smashed with a blunt lnltrumant lo g rebuilt when bit :f!"' Sunday. • ' access ill all tbrH ....,, American joll 1 1lammed amiy·baro
Crime Running Fests?
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -Indiana Atty.
Gen. Theodore L. Sendu bu called 1or a
federal grand jury 1nv .. ugalioo to
determine whotb<r organized crime bu
an Interest In large tock mulic 1..u .. u.
Sendok aald larga rock II~ 11ve
the criminal drug pusher a "supenn#ktl
operation set Up for bis benefit and , .•
the longer the crgy lalll the men he
~sells."
on KP
........ iDii'eUlwo uiil-four mllW_..-
lllDOI, destroYilll U bulldlnp and
dama&ing eight otberl, the command
Aid. Ff8btlng continued today around cop.
lured Tian Phlloc dlatrict town, 11 mH"
south cl. Da Nang. l'10 miles nortbeut et
Saigon.. .
UPI reporter Ed Billett uld '°'""'
monl tnlopl -back an oulpotl lbNt mllet southeut·of•tl1t town. \riet Cool
aod North Vietllameae tlOOpl uplured
the lo\lll Sunday after a week of flabllnc.
In a delayed report the U.S. command
said !Oday an Air Force Mr Jet ~fbter
bomber .aceldel1tall1 Wied one South
Vlelnamoae IOldler and wounded aootber'
Saturday wtille bombilll bear An Loe, eo
mllet north of Salglln.
House Panel 1Rejects Funds for Civilian Workers \ 3 Yanb Serve
WASHINGTON (AP) -Plana lo
elimintte KP and c11aro11 .. butt·pollclna
details u an incentive to aitract more
young men Into the ntw Army were re-
jected today by the Houae Aw<>prlatlona
Committee. •
C&Ulng the dullt1 "wbol ... me .and
char~cter-b:Wldlng," for Ota. the com-
mittee cut fl2&10mllllon urmarked (or
blilnj clvllliiii -dO tlit joba. Thi cul
was mode fro'!),..• 174.1-blqlor) delen,.
appropriation bw ICbeciuled for a House
vote 'nl'uttdlt. -
The commlltee recommended that the
clvUlan kltclto•pollce and c,lunlnl.<fotall Prosremo uncter ,.ay .be terminated by
April IO tn all aervloel, and 11111 the
potalojledU., ttUHollectlaf a n d
•
latrtne duty be turned bock over lo
ooldlen, 'ialloni and alnnen.
'nle Marine Corpo had lleld off blrtng
clvlllan1 for Ibo Jobi vending the com.
mlllM'a dodslcm, and U.. committee Aid
it appreciated tbal .
Tbe othar aervicos, porllcululy the
Army, bad boJ!un lo eliminate the usu _ ·~ .wt of the tlforl to change Iba inill1ary lmaae and attract enough young
men for att lll·volunteer service by June
30.
Tbe commlllee was critical ol the
Army, which ii said 1ot 134 mllUon from
Confr•u for blrtrc dv!Uan kitchen help
II I pilot project and bu committed
f7U million lo It,
'Ille cmnml!Jee rejected tlla 111111•
for all '""lea u loo coot\!', 1DllllrtaRn
with no ltudi• cl. Ibo affect cl. IM dllt1ea oo military dilclpllne er on how _.....,
men ...U, !al about dcJb:l4 !Jlom,
"The commlllee la oL tbO ,tplnloo -· such dullea do not detract frolJI t1ie ·
serviceman' a lmlu, '' II ,.W,lp a _.i.
"As a 1111t1ar il fld, Iha -.miaao ·
beUev" that tbllO ..., wWwa1• klll
character-buddlD1 -wllldl ..,.._
a ~~J:'" :wttM ;::::•KP
11!\1~---~· year COll1pand tq ..... llr 011.
II uld '11111 11 111 I Ill -kltdloa bl'g, ... ,_ .. ~ ...
...,_ -·-... a.-.. ..... ~-····· ---~'1•'111 1 -
•
.. s DAllY l'llOT 3
CdM Sef,enti.ts· !llestore Coast· Kelp Beds
ltllp -. -la ,.... put formed
lftll -In the ... oil the Orana•
fA>ul, toUy .. being -tllroogb Ille ellorU ol the Colllwnia lnstllule of
TechnololY l1bontorl<o at Con!IJ,\ dtl
Mor.
Pollutlcn ond warm water have bftn
blamed for the demise of coastal kelp
-...... the post decode.
Wboeler North. prof.,... of ...
vlfoninenl>l llclence alCal Tech, aold the
project ii part of an effort to reatore the
bll> bOllt lo • --their -alaJe. 'l'lle 1111J embr)w .,. ailtlftled In
-of --and Ihm pWited ln the PIC!lle In -llopeo that -will
aavtve to molllrilJ.
The -ol slJlllj)us -provide hornto for ccdntleu ,.. creotuno ond
, help peel lbe boa<hee Jrom eroelon,
North e>l>t•ioo4 lo addllJolJ,!; WI lbe tiny erea\Urtl
are ued ln moklni tnealdnel containing
Iodine and potassium ond in the making
-'
~ , ,.
:tlaking. the · Surf Seene
'
i.m.w at Olltecll'• opeclal lalJnlor)' la c.r... clol Mor.' --
Some al the kelp ¢11!tunl being planted
are hardier than the opedes wiped oul
But the by to the project ls the em-
br)oonk alp'• -rote al IUl'vival in lab culturt41, Nor1h uld.
Only about thne or lour out of -
trillion embryoo ...mvo In natuN 1or1J1
enough to becqme vls!ble ~ti, the
ocleotllt said.
Bui at Caltech'• Kerckholf Llboralory, .
nearly too per<ent or the embrJ'oo ,._
main alive loo& enouib to be reltlled in-
to the ocean.
When they are sent to the octan -
they are planted on rocb by divers -
the embryoa hav~ pwod the stage of Ille
where they ""' most wlnerable, he 11ld.
But North said they are stlll pretty
detensete.o.
"Each embryo bas two tiny tails, or
fl1gellse, that propel it through the
waler. But Jt is very slow," he said.
Irvine Planners' Move
The kelp "can GOly move about tllne
feet an hour." He aakt they'D'lmt find a
bospilable rutiJi& or --me pllCe Jn 1
day or two, or they wW die."
The one trlllion embryo, JI 1aow.d to
.,... to matut!IJ, would illl tJle.Pltific
from rim to rim with visible plants.
However, he aakl their rate of l\U'\'lvat is
about one in 100,000 -stW algnill<onUy
better lhan the one in 250 millJon rate •
that occurs in nature, North aald.
Buried Lines Ordered :
-Irvine planning commiJ!iomon have
put lhe\r legal "loot In the door" by r ..
quiring undergroundlng of hlgb voltage
power lines as a condition of ·an W.
dustrlal tract map approval.
Chalnnan Wayne Clark said today the
action bas a "technical" significance
aince it ls the first time a city bas used
the tract map approval as a lever 10
force utillUes undergrounding.
Deputy City Attorney John Murphy
told commissioners county law ;JN!SE'utly
allows commissions to require un-
dergrounding of any utility passing
through a residential tract.
By conditioning the industrial p:-i rcel
approval, however, the commission sets
a precedent, although the action \Vill not
require the entire 66 kilovolt line to be
underground. "Only the portion "'ith io
Road·bulldlng Money
Senate Panel OKs B ill
To Fund Mass Transit
this tract must be underground," ctark •
noted.
Edison spokesmen cited high rost of
undergrounding the high-powered lines as
lhe chiel reason they hope lo continue
putting them overhead.
Edison officials noted the costs or the
undergrounding must be spread among
all the utilities' customers to benefit
Irvine with an improved skyline, sans
poles and wires.
Clark explained, however, that the
planning commission hopes to require
undergroonding of at least two major
distribution lines plaMed to crisscross
the new city. U legally possible. the citJ
might avoid any repeats of the umighUy
lowers and lines along the San Diego
Freeway which rankle CUlverdaJe and
University Park residents in particular.
Because t h e undergrouodlng re--
quirement was attached to an industrial
park tract map, Clark said be: expects
the Irvine Company to appeal the ap-
proved tr~ct to the: city council. The ap-
WASHINGTON (UP[) -The Senate transjlOtlaUon In crowded urban centm peal must be filed iii the nm IS claya, ln
Banking Committee has cleared for already suffering from auto overpopul• order. for the matter to be beard ·by l:be 1 floor action a $14.2 billion highway aid lion.- _ _ ---·-_ -·~-CO~.C~.:..--·-----__ _
~ .... , ..... .i.,._ --••• -Pn.ctice Makes a Winner bill that fort~ !int time would _pefl!lit Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr. CO.N.J.), ~ ~ Qf road-building moner. to buy lra!tJ.' ___ author Of the mass transit amendm"ents
and buses for mas.t tran&J.t system!. t~at were attached to the basic highway Pilot' s -sporis-~-·
Sc ribe Calls 2·
,
) . . . ' ' '
Mary Setterholm, 17,-displays form that helped.her
win .women's division of U.S. ~urfing Champion.-
shipg ·lii Huntington' Beach Sunday. The Corona del
Mar High School.<00d practiced •for several ·months
for the event, carrying her surfboard on a bicycle
between her home in · Corona del Mar and Hunting·
ton Beach. For complete story of the champion·
Amendments were a~~ed that.w o uld bill by a 9-5 vote, called the action a "real
make another $3 billion available ~o turning point in our governmental philos-
states and l~al go~emments for publ!c ophy" away from a heavy reliance on
ships, see Page 16_. -----------t~ans.port equipment, guarantee. '800 nul-road-building as the chief solution to
lion m subsidies to help operate transit transportaUon woes
DlJL Y PILOT 1'9ff f'tlelt
Wins Again
' ' Lee Wllli1ms of'Danll Point ~d to bis third straight seniors .title
Sunday in the U.S. ~urfing Cham~ionshlpg In Huntington Beach. Wil-
Ui1ms, 41, won in 'the division for men 35 and.older. . . .
!I ' ' Fr-· the Slt9
• ta It a' '4ircit A 111-t Or Jlllt h>edator 'lookfu1 fqr 1 ... t ~t the
. U.S. SUrfinI Cbamolambios? Acfliall7, It WU' Jusl a ~ "4dlil1
a lilt of coTor lo tbe Hwitbl(llon Beacb ···~· wbl~ W. ~ , IUfleted from licit ol IDrf .-almllllt u muCJI ~ • Ille
()lJmplr,I. See atoey, i'IC! IA ' '.' ' ' •
Concert Boasts
Top Music ians
ln San Clem ente
Several well-known ·j musicians and
vcicalists will be among the scores of
performers at tonight's Pacific Pops
open-air concert ~t San. aeroente High
School. Spokesmen emphasized that ad-
mission is. free.
Among the performen at the 8 p.m.
concert will be soprano Marilyn Savage,
vocalist Harry Babbitt and a full
orchestra conducted by J a m e s
Christensen.
The special event is sponsored by the
Capistrano Bay Guild of the Symphony
Association of Orange Cotmty.
Christensen, director of music for
Disney~ and Disney World, will lead
the orches\ra in selections which will in-
clude bit own "European Travelogue"
plus put and contemporary musicals. .
Compositions from "J~ Christ,
Superstar," •Tidcfler on the Roof" and
many more will he included iii the pro-
gram.
Planning Meet
On Environment . .
Set fo r Tuesd~y
Environmentally minded gr<ll!ps will
hold a planning session at 7,311 p.m.
Tuesday at Ben Brown'• Restaurant,
Jllll6 S. Coast Highway, South Laguna.
Spearheaded by leaden ol four
organlzalions, the South Laguna Civic
AssoclaUon, Laguna Greenbelt Inc.,
Pn>ject Zl, and Open Space Action, the
gatllerlng will diacU!a plans for 1 coon-
lyWide group called Environmental Coall·
tion.
According to l!pOMOrl, the coalition
would he formed to map atrategles In
seeking ilmlts to extetalve development
of now open lands and other en-
vironmentally important projecil.
Groups Wishing to send repreoentatives
to the &elSiqn ahould contact the South
Laguna Qvlc A.jaoclation through Lorell 1-or Al Wlehle In South Laguna.
Folk Dancers
Sponsor Cla~ •
Tiie LaillDI Folk Ducm.,.. -· llw a clul In beginning folk d 1 n c e
Sotani.n at Laeuna lleJ<h High School
systems in 11173-74 and to allot federal · mass transit aid on the same !IG-10 for-1be .combined b 111 -consisting of
mula now used exclusively for building authorlZltlon for ~14.2 billion in federal
the interstate highway system. aid to highways In t.h~ 197,4 anif 1975
The resulting package comprised both fiscal years P 1 us Williams three-part
the largest federal highway program In packa~e amending the 1970 Urban ?.1ass
history and the biggest federal commit-Transit Act (UMTA) -was sent to the
ment ever to the probletru1 of pub tie Senate floor Friday on a 10--0 vote.
Anti-burglary
P rogram Backed
In San Clemente
San Clemente's Exchange Club mem-
bers have agreed to take s~monhip
of a property identificaUon program in
the city to aid in the recovery of It.oleo
items, City Manager Ken Carr bas an-
nounced.
The E¥Change members were the only
group to accept the role after carr ap-
proached three organizations for !J>OD-
sonh.ip.
One other service club declined the
offer. Another, a woman's group, never
answered the offlcial'a queriea.
The project, which will be launched
in coming weeks, involves the engraving
of t))e owner'a driver's license number
or other identifyb;tg marks on property
that could be stolen and ,..,.Id.
Without proof of owner&hip, police in-
sist, it Is impossible to return recovered
items to the owners .
The program has received widespread
zupport in other communities along the
Orange Coast.
,The Senate Public Works C<lmmittee
approv~ the highway portion three weeks
ago and sent tt to the Banking commit-
tee, which has jurisdiction over urban
affain, for review. The Houae hai not
conaldered auch leglslallon yet thla year.
The hulc highway aid bill would allo-
cate $712.42 million from the general
fund, plll! $1S.5 billion from the High.
way Trust Fund, for road-building in the
1974-75 rl!cal years. Such bills are passed
two years in advance to g i v e states
needed time for planning.
Child Guidance
Director Named
Rex D. Gaede has been appointed ex·
ecullve director of The Cblld Guidance -
Center of Orange County with offices in
Costa Mesa and San Clemente.
The center provides low-fee outpatient
services to emotionally d i a t u r b e d
children.
Gaede holds muten degrees in
psychology and hospital administration
and has served aa administrator of the
Brea Neul'C)-Psychiatric Hospital. He
lives tn Brea.
Football Upsets
Craig Sheff for an All-American team?
If one for sports writers ls picked, the
DAILY PILOT writer appears to be a
leading candidate as a result of two
remarkable predictiol'll lor the first
• weekend ol the. 1'12
cellt(e fco tbl!J •11-
ICll. ' Not. only did lllolf
in ~:.· Plot
oelect both IJllC ...
UCLA to pull ........
but also pnd(cted
the 31-10 ...... by
. w~lch USC wwld de-
sc:Mtt feat Arkanaaa and
picked the U.-potnt score by which
UCLA would dump defending natklnal
champlon Nebraska. (He was only three
points off on the game score his predic>
lion being 2'-21.) '
Nebraska was an 18-point ravorite
Ark1nsas six points. '
Odds on such a parlay in horse racing
prorobly would be about 10,000 to 1.
Sheff's supporters, however were
puzz.led as to which position to ~L him.
Some suggested at Tight End, because
no sober person would make such rash
predictions; some . urged at Rl&bt Wing
or Left Wing because of the radical
nature of the predictions, and othen pro-
posed at Len Out, for that wu where
they thought the predictions ohould he.
Shell, meanwhlle, decllned to mate
public his forecasting aecretl and ap.
peared more worried about next week's
games. Shoukl he pick u n d e r d o g
Pittsburgh to upaet UCLA or Oregon
State to upset USC!
See Friday's DAILY PILOT to find out.
Ita ly's
Lar9est & fi111t
manufoct11rers of tourin9
& C-petltlOll l lcycla.
Priced frOlll $9t.9S ~
to $400.
llrla l)'ID. •
lnlvolUonal -ravorttea will be B lb .
empliulsed In the clua. -Carel a· ' o· ·.a Brand re<entlf attended a "llCll>fereoce
featuring Isriell, llungari•1t', Ball;an,
B aaeyelea
/ I XPI RT ltliPAllt
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;:::,:mahe-:::i~~ B. ·1·c· .Yc1es 2120 west
°'::.:.2.;lar 7:IO p.m. to IO:IO ti:'b 1 .. W• .. Mn,..t l'ler
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f DAILY I'll.OT -·A~;b World Seething Qver U.S. Veto
No Gold Medal
For Students
SCHOOL DAZE DEPT. -y.,,
f1l(llheft of the Orange Coast, th is I.a in-
deed your time cf year. You can sweep
the buch und blck out the !root door.
You can turn off the record player. You
can enjoy lhlt momJng cup of coffee
wit.bout fearlna for ~rge of young
f .. 1 lbrol!gh the klkhe
Jndeed, 1ehool bella a ringing across
our Orange O>a1t and the mothers cif oor
region can let out 1re1t huzi:ahs as they
tum their offsprln1 bllclc over to the
teacher& for anotheT tcbool year.
Blea you, teachers. They 're a!J yours.
FIRST DAYS of 11thool, of course, do
provide IOnle momenta or trauma for
liberated mothen. You can bet that
great howls will go up u somebody tries
to acape oot the front door with
10mebody elle'1 Jundt bud!:et.
Disorders
Cool Down
In .Georgia
GAINESVIl.LE, G1. (UPI) -Several
rires have broken out in businesses Jn !he
black district Sunday night and police &r·
rested about 20 persons for violating a
curlew imposed during a weekend of
racial violence.
A police spokesman said e~rly today
that "everything js just as quM!t as can
be now." He ,said the flurry of rlres,
along witb isolated incidents of rock
throwing, ended about 12:30 a.m.
lie said the largest fire wa9 in a
storage building. The Incident• followed a
day of relative .calm when black leaders
met with city official! in thi9 northeast
Georgia city of 15,500 and demanded
more participation In local government.
ABOUT %00 black9 fill ed l h e
Resolution Condemning
Israel Raids Scuttled
II)' tJ.ue.t ""-Iol<ruUoul n. Arab -w reaete<I aqrlly today to the lhlltecl Slates .. to of a U.N.
Security Council molulloo condenmlng
lame! for Its pun!Uve ab-raids 1gainst
Lebanon and Byrla. Syria Uire1tened
"hard llrikel" Ill the Interests of ..,...
tries 11 aald w°"' 1UppOt1ing Israel.
RelalloOI betwee11 Egypt and Wm
Gennaoy alJo toot a oblrp turu for the
......, and Egypt njectod today u "w>-
con•inclnll and lmulllclent" the Wen
German e!planallon of llatementa
made followtnc the Mwtlcb Olympics
afaylnp lut W.U. Egypt alJo Wal 8111')'
becauae the Arabi were rdemd to u
.. terroriJU,'• whereu they are regarded In the Arab world u be,....
'l1IERE WAI more violence. A man
believed to have been a Moroccan Arab
llll'Od 1....U diplomat Ophir Zadok to a
Bruuell nllauranl Sunday night and
obot him, -.ndln( him ltrioUlly. He
bad promlled fnfonnallon about an lnr
pendin• Arab at~ 11a1m1· an "!Jraell objed.r.
trol with bar.oow and small anns Dre ~Hebron in the lsraeJJ-occupled Weat
Bank of Jordan SIJnday, mll11aly llOllrces
In Tel Aviv saJd today. --··"' ,._ The assault caused llO -ues. UN
.....,.. saJd. It occumd little more than
48 houri after Jaraeli warplanes 1Wept. m·
to Syria and Lebanon to attack. guerrilla
bases In repri¢ (or the killing of II
Olympl.w in Munich.
Talks Opened
In Kremlin
By Kissinger
MOSCOW (UPI) -Henry A. Kiss-
inger, President Nlxoo's special adviser
on aecurUy affaln, today starts: a round
of · dlacu.ssions with Soviet leaders. Viet ..
nam, trade, European &eC?rilY . and at ..
tempts to further limit strategic arm.t
top the agenda.
And you can figure: there wW be more
than one Clle: where a young man will
try to elude Mom as he charges off to
class ln his old grubby beach je:.ans and
cne red aock combined with a blue one.
Gainesville civic building Sunday for a
meeting wlth Mayor Joe Stargel.I ~d
other members of lhe city comm1ss1on.
Among olher demands. they asked for
the dismissal of PoUce Chief G. A. "fled"
Singleton for "racist policies." They ~I.so
accused a black policeman of orulahty,
and demanded his: dismi.ssal.
TblJ bnJulbt ID angry statement fnnn
ID lmeU p>litlcal IOUree In Tel Aviv
Who aafd the shooti!lc Illustrated the need
for International adloo aplmt Arab
111<rrillu lnl<lll on attacking Jewish
_IM&ell_lbrol!gbout the "'°'Id.
Le Due Tho, North Vietnam 's highest
ranking peace ne1otiator, afsc was in
Moscow briefly for tal!s wilh_Soviet .of ..
fiCiiiJ but lie flew today to Paris and lt
was uncertain whether he bad talked
with Kissinger. He bad talked with Ccm--
munist officials in Hanoi, Peking and
Moscow. rai!ing the JIOS'ibility cf a new
These lhlngs aside, the mothus of our
area wlll aoon get things settled down to
a routine. Then their only problem will
be tryln1 to let used to the uncommon
quiet that sha I prevail around the house.
rm sure the adjustment will come prett)'
er i ~,!tep_t for U1e klnderj!arten
Mems. -Kffiderlanen' ~ethers a!Wnvs
worry for a few dayt more than the
veteran back-t&school Moms.
EVERvBoDY ALWAYS hopes that the
transition from summer's lazy days to
the regimentation of classrooms and
books will 10 eully (or the kids each
term. Thia year, however. there may be
a couple of extra problema.
A lot of the klddlt1 may have openl
eontlderlble lime w11chlng the XXUt
Olympics on televlllon. "n!ia exposure
could au.e aome problems for the
teacben u claues resume.
Tlke the younpter who, lar enmple,
opent 10me lime watching the U.S.·USSR
basketball pme. He '""'""' wandering into elUI and the leacber bel!Pws,
"Johnny, do you nalbe you'n three
mlnulel lalel"
SO THE KID shrugs and answers.
"'That'• ok1y1 teach. Juat eet the clock
back and we'll llar1 over ••. "
Now Barban Ann Smith wins the lop
score on the year's flrlt math eum. But
Billy Green, who spent a Jot of time
watchtn1 the swimming competition, im·
mediately files a protest with the
teacher. He aaw Barbara Ann take her
asthma pill just before the test began .
' Geography homework may cause &0me
problems when those aharp youngsters
remember how things worked out fer
our U.S. pole vaulter Bob Seagren who
got his pole diaquatmed.
THOSE m.JDENTS may file protests
against one classmate: because he had an
Encyclopedia Britannica available to him
1l home and the others didn't have this
apportunlty. Or at least they d1dn't ha ve
the same edition. Or anyway, the color of
thv rover wa s different.
Walch cut, too, for those youngsters
who followed the diving and bas.Ing com-
petition at the Olympics when time
comes for the public speaking contests
this school term.
IT MAY BE lhal none of those kids will
want to compete unless they can be
assured of having the majority of the
judges from thelr own home room.
Yes 1ir, our youngsten learned a lot
about sportsmanship and clean com·
peUlion this summer by viewing the
Olympic Games on teevee.
You can only hope they unlearn a lot of
it during lhb1 school year.
Most of the 76 persons arrested during
Saturday night's rock and boltle-throw·
ir.::; were released on bond by Sunday.
Police bad reported at least three in-
stances of sniper fire during the rioting
which began shortly before midn!Jht, bu&
there were no serious injuries.
·The Qiiorden began the previous ni~bt
when a fight between a black and a while
at a high school football game erupted
into a free-for-all involving 200 spectators
and later spilled onto the streets.
IN A SOMETIMES tense, two-hour
meeting with city cfficials Sunday, the
blacks called for an invesligation into the
police department and for the ap-
pointment of blacb to the all-white Civil
Service Board, which oversees the pollce
dej>artment.
Stargell authorized the loan cf two city
car9 to the black group for patrolling the
clly'1 predominanUy black south side In
an effort to maintain peace. The police
patrolled the perlpbery.
Tbe quick releue of those arruted
satisfied (Ille ol tbe blacks' demands, Md
the commission agreed to consider the
others. However, the ma}'tlr warned
them he doubted If "all the demands can
be met cvernlght, iI at all."
Israel Refuses
Bid by Lansky
JERUSALEM (UPl)-lsrael's supreme
court rejected today the dtlzenshfp ap-
plication of reputed Mafia chieftain
Meyer Lansky, In effect upholding the
government's claim that he would con·
stit ute a "threat to the pubUc salety."
Lansky, 72, came to Israel in 1970 and
stayed for ooe year en a tourbt visa be-
fore applying for citizenship under the
Jaw of return, which forbids reje:ctlng
the im migration request of any Jew un-
less he is adjudged such a threat.
The state had said that if the court
ruled against Lansky, Jt would grant
him free passage to anywhere he wants
to go instead of sending him back to
the United Stales. where he Is under in-
dictment en charies al illegal gambling
and tax evasion.
The decision was unanimous among
the five judges.
''I don't know what l'm going to do
now," Lansky, grim-faced, told news-
men after the deciaion was AMounced.
He refused runher comment.
"The court does not grant lhc appel-
lant's request that he be given lsrae.11
citiz.enshlp." the chief Justice announced
to a hushed courtroom.
Beatity Will Marry
Miss America 1972 Lauri Lee Schaefer and her fiance Joh~ Lurie
toast each other after announcing their engagement in ~Uant1c City.
Miss Schaefer will become Lauri Lee Lurie when mamed. ·--. _,
-·McGovern Assails Farm
Policy, Starts Big Week
MINNEAPOIJS, Minn. (UPI) -Sen.
George S. McGovern today accused the
Nixon Administration of trying to scuttle
the small farmer and tum agriculture
over to giant corporations and "to 5th
A venue farmers ."
McGovern, who will be joined tonight
by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy for a four-
day blitz cf aeven states which could hold
the key to the November election, bid f9f
fer the farm vote in a speech prepared
for a Farm!est USA and the National
Plowing Contest at Vernon Center, Minn.
Contest at Vernon Center, Minn.
AIDED BY the pulling power of the
Kennedy name, the Democratic presiden-
tial Mminee hopes to draw his bi1gest
crowds of the campaign in Minneapolis,
Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Pittlburgh,
Philadelpbi1, Albany, New York City and
\Vaterbury and Hartfcrd, CoM.
In his Farm.fest text, McGovern said:
1'1. will move to atop the takeover of
American agriculture by absentee cor·
poralions and Slh Avenue Fannen.
Unless we act quickly, the names on the
mallbo<es of rural America In 1980 will
no longer be Smith and Jones but Ten-
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cupied an cverstuffed chair in the
Department of Agriculture bas there
been an administration that has been so
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fundamentally antagonistic tc the in-
terest.I of working farmers as the present
adminlstraticn," he said.
"The new faces cf the Nixon
Administration are the aid faces cf the
Benson Administration," he said.
"They have returned to complete' the
job they so efficiently started 20 years
ago to preside over the extinction of the
independent farmer in A m e r i c a •
Unfortunately, they are doing a pretty
good job of it." Agriculture Secrelaly
Earl Butz was a department official
under Bemon who beaded the depart-
ment under President Eisenhower.
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Julie Nixon EIM!nhower walks
bm1foot through sand after
dedlc:aUon of' Indiana Dunes
NaUonal l.Uethm Part ""'
wee I< end. The President'•
daughter spoke briefly It~
mooy.
The aequenco of events began last
Tuesday momlng In the lsraell aectioo of
the Olympic Village In Mwtlcb wben
Arab guerrillu killed 1,,. lliraelb and
kldnaped Dine other who sublequenUy
were murdered. Altogether five iuer-round of secret talks.
rlllu 11 braelts and a Wen Gel'!Dlll Kissinger wu to cooler with Soviet of-
poUC:man ~--_ _ __ ficial,sjor three days and the~ was no
-----· indication .vbelher he might go on to
A GERMAN POIJCE . spokesman Paris for secret talks there. He llopped
reported that police arrested a Syrian cff in Gennany en route and conferred
Arab at Mwtlcb ab-port Sunday on BUBpl-with Oiancellor Willy Brandt.
cloo be mJgbt have been connected with
the guerrilla attack. PoUce saJd they bad
nothing dellnlto against him, 4bat It was
a precautionary arrest and that the man
was being (N.eatiooed. Three other Arabs
were arrested at the time.
1be first aoU-American atatement
stemming fmn the events came today in
Cairo when tbO II-nation Arab League
expressed Ill "dimdy" over the Security
Council failure to condenm the l!raeli air
attacb. The United States vetoed . the
measure becaUIO It did not allude to the
Mwtlch llllllllcre.
The Middle Eut News A1ency, In
reporting the 1...,.. statement, saJd the
U.S. uae ol the veto is "practically a sup-
porl of 1'raeli l(imafon." A Syrian
commenlaly bn>adcalt over Baghdad
Radio and monitored In Beirut said the
Lsraell 1b-lkt1 agalnll Syria and Lebanon
were "premeditated and prepand In ad-
vance by the braell state of aggrwion."
ID other related action:
-A Y0111<1JI diplomat living in
Switzerland ts the top llUSptcl behind the
Mwlicb musacre ol 11 llraell athlel:fs,
according to Newsweek magazine.
The magazine ldenUfied the diplomat
as Daood Barakll, chief of the Black
September Ol'llllizalloo In Western
Ewope:. He llvea in Switzerland and
represents Yemen before the United Na-
tiool and other lntemaUonal organiza-
Ucm tn Geneva.
-Arab gueirillu attacked an lliraef!
Spassky Returns
-llardly a llero
MOSCOW (AP ) -Boris Spassky didn't
show it if he was bothered by the oon-
VIP treatment be received on returning
home after lostJll the W<rld cbeu cham-
piolllltip to Amerlcon Bobby Ftscber.
Spusl<y, who antved home SUnday
night, bad lo waft In line for passport
control, get up for bis bap and fill In a
declaration lhll be WU carrying DO anns « ammunition. 'lbe only concesskln wu
that be didn't bave to opf.11 bis bags for
cuatoms inlpocllon.
Spaukf, who _, '82,llJ u 1ooer In
tb uiatcb, aald all be wanted to do now
WU rest. ··1 will aptnd I week or IO in
M01COw and tbe!l take the vacaUon I've
wanted t.o take," be &aid.
KISSINGER APPARENTLY suffered.
no ill effects from an accident while in
Munich. An cverloaded elevator be was
riding dropped JI feel, but only shook up
the occupant.o. •
Two days before Kissinger's arrival.
Premier Alexei Kosygin received East
Genii.an Ambassador Horst Bittner, air
parenUy to hear hi! country's views on a
proposed European security conference.
The two Germanies play key roles in.
pt·eparatioos for a conference on security
and cooperation In Europe and for the
taJb oo reducUon of armed f~ In
Cenb-al Europe, which the United Slates
and ita allies want to lake place
simultaneously, poUtical SOuretll sald.
SO FAR, SOVIET leaders have refused
ta name a date for beginning arms
reduction talks. Ono of Kissinger's
assignments is to bring them around on
thi!: point, Western diplcmatlc sources
.aid.
Kl!singe:r also is expected to cement
arrangements for the Soviet and U.S
government! to resume their talks on
limiting strategic arms. This follows the
agreement which Nixon and Leonid
Brezhnev, general secretary of the Soviet
Communist party, signed In Moocow in
May, limiting anUballi.aUc mlssUes.
DiplcmaUc sources say the talb prob-
ably will reconvene in October in Vlm-
na, but be moved later to GeoevL
Wicks
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Chess Champ Fischer to llave Fun
NEW YORX (IJPI) -Bobby Flschor
planl lo ~ bis monutlc UfHl)'le to
Include a cor, a bomt In Southern
California and more elites with (b-ts now
that ho 11 world .-dllmplon, Lila mas-bu ..,,..W.
But .. cbanp will dirnlnllb Iha pool-
llon ol -" the -lmplllaol thine In .._.. life, the magulno aald.
"Wbll I rwDy -lo do 11 .......... nlplOI for -. • Plldlor ... quo6ld
., W1btf Liii Jut -ID ~Yll:,
loolaatL "a-........ Dulci··""'' Under mpft ........... md be plid" U wellulopa-
"Wbafe'far Mllhantmld All. reta. nat
Ume t want morel• 1lt added, with a
ltht.
!Jfe aald the flnl thlnc l'llcbtr prob-
ably will b<q with Ilia -II I
M ...... and the -I -O< lpil'l-Dld lll .... ~
"Now t1t1t ra ebt""*"1 rm 10"'8 to -.... crrto, ... •JW>Old blcbelor uld. 'f1lt !Npdno aald IOine of
l"1lclllil'• lrltl* .,. bell1nl be will bl
niirrled within I )'Oor,
"In .love .. In chess, Fllcber II fll!S)'
about plaY1n1 condlticlfll," !Jfe aald. "He
ll);es tolt (lrll wllb atellent ~. 1,,. lelllimt but not aggriatve, and be ln-lllli 'Iba! the one be marrle1 mUJI be a
vh'gba.''
'Ille magutne aald Fiscber'1 ft1endl
1-f there already ts I (ltl In ~ be libs Very 1l1llCb. Ha allo
Jaoo -*'Ill two inti) 11rts ho met
ol I a.e,ltJlYll: l1'lnlnlq pool clUrina tba inP.14:1111111 lnY1led lo fbt final blnquet.
Tiii ...ir111na ulil Fllcher'1 lawyen
hove ..ir offera to produce Bobby
Fl!cber chest aets, cbeu record!, cbeal
books, cbesl Uhibltiolll and a -special en televlilon W!tlch together could
PIT tbO cbamplon more thin •10 mllllon over the ne>I two yun.
So far, ltowever, FllCber ha1 DOI~
1ny CODtrlcll, Life aafd, •
"! want lo Diab lllOM)' bu\ I hata t.
... tbe .._ 1•tberlng ll'llUIJd,. It
quoted Fiscber .. ..,in,.
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Bonili Kills ----"""'~
3 Troops
In Ireland
BELFAST (UPI) -Thret
soldiers have betn ldlled by
••the largut bomb yet'' in
Northern Ireland, a illlO-pound
blockbuster which destroyed a
10-ton Sariicen armored car. CALIFORNIA
'J'wo IOldiUI inlllde the lix• '--------"
wheel vehle]e were killed
• • •
LA Chicanos Heckle, Boo Kennedy
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Malc:an -American activilta
booed and heckled •••
Edward M. Konnedy {!).
Mass.), speaking bere al a
rally In support of Son. George
McGovern's prealdential cam·
palgn.
Kennedy relinquished the
spt,aker's at.and for a few
mlnutes Sunday to a member
of La Raza Unlda after about
30 01<mbers of the group clop-
ped and cbani.d "Ollcano c:rowd for about 10 minutes In "c:aru about all Americans "refiected lbelr deep -ol
power'' as the llDll« tried lo Spanlab. The ~-· oak! and when be II llocted he wW f""'11Uon."
opeal: to 2,500 perlOllS In pollUclans come to the do aomethlnfl about ln)u>-Ho added : "I thlnlt most ol
predomfuanUy M e x l c a n .. Chfc1no oommunity only when tices. '' us ln public life have to erpect
Americatt Eut Los Anceles. they want somethlng. ''J !IT\ not here to teU you •.• this k1nd of lnterruptlon.
"I'd almost forgotten what When the c:rowd began thll If George McGovtm i. The Rtpubllcans. who havt It's file to be heckled," K,.. meetings in clooed lialls, they nedy a11ui. "But this is in the booing, Kennedy. arose, stood elected all the schools in East can be guaranteed not to have
tradil;,( ot the Democratic behind tb.e speaker and mo-Lo,, Angeles will be made goOd it .··
Party, lf this was a tklned wlth his bands lot the and all will have jobs.111e one KeMedy and Sargent
Republican meeting we'd be crowd to stop. thing I can pronuse is that he Shriver. f\fcGovern's running
meeting in the board room of The small group coothwed will try." mate, scheduled speeches here
m ." Its heckling when Kennedy Latu _x en n e d y told today at a meeting of the
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OAJLY PILOT G
Kennedy Ulen invited a resumed his speecb1 but he ig-newsmen he also had been International Association of '::-.=':--=,....,=="""~ outright when the bomb,
estlmat.d at 500 powlds of ••·
plosive, blew up under the
armored car, Sunday, filpped
l~oo IL< back and aenl !I Dying
upoide down 20 yards aloog a
quiet country road.
M bee.kier to the speaker's stand nored it. heck.led ln his home state and ?i.fachinlsts and Aerospace '"'IOY'at AJIM..Y,JIJkr~?· I Actress Ann. ar gr et 1-•-nd_the_hec_kl_er_•..:.po_k_•_lo_tbe __ H_e to_l_d_tbe_cr_ow_d_McGo __ v_em __ tha_I the_d_e_m_o_n_s 1_r_a_1_1 o_n_1_vor_k_er_s_. --------------
e Fonda Quoted
WASHINGTON (AP)
Transcripts of remarks at·
tributed to actress Jane Fonda
on Hanoi radio quote her as
calling President Nixon a Har,
au8:gesting U.S. weapon 1-
makera have a personal death
wish, and saying North Viet-
nam is being bombed · by war
criminals.
Miss Fonda, who visited
North Vietnam In July, didn't
urge U.S. servicemen to
defect. But she broadcast !re-
Hurt in Casino Fall
soum LAKE TAHOE (AP)
-Singer-actress Ann-Margret
was hospitalized In satisfac-
tory condition today with brok·
en bones alter tumbling 4Go
feet from a scaffold just prior
tll her late show at a Lake
Tahoe casino. ·
Manager Allan Carr aaid the
31-year-old eotertalner BU!fer-
ed a concussion, five faclal
fractures, a broken jaw and
broken left arm. The scaffold,
designed to look like a giant
hand, was used in her act,
Carr said. He s a i d tbe fall
came moments before the cur·
taln was to have opened.
The Sahara Tahoe Hotel au-
dience was unaware of the ac-
cident, Carr said, until they
were later Wonned by hotel
personneJ.
She waa taken by ambulance
to Barton Memorial Hospital
here, a fire department
spokesman said.
Corr said she regained con-
sciousneu after the fall.
ff.er manager said the enter-
tainer would not complete her
•J1P4tlll§ll oched.1"od to..-eon-
linue through next week. He
said he wu unsure whether
she would be able to appear
at her next scheduled perform-
ance in Las Vegas starting
Oct. 3.
"We didn't believe it (the
scaffold) was dangerous, or we
wouldn't have U!ed it," Carr
said. '!be device had b e e n
a}>le to lift men nearly three
t i m e 1 Ann-Margret 's 118
pounds, he said.
Cause of the aceident w a s
under invesqgation ~ authori: ~
ties.
The Stockholm-born enter-
tainer has appeared in m a n y
films, including the r e c e n t
"Carnal Knowledge." She ear-
lier appeared with Elvis Pres-
ley in the film, "Viva Las
Vegas."
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: ,4 -. I.
•,
quent questions lo them and
repeatedly called for an end to
American bombing of North
~ietnam, according to a 4,80IJ..
word text obtained Sunday
from lfOUI'~ clQ:Se to the
House Internal Security Com·
mlttee.
"No Bad Vibes"
ltS one reason we need
a~~i~onal power.·plants: --· -~~
e let Bu11 Ni.red Pair Live at Murder 'Site
BERN (AP) -The Swisl
Cabinet has rejected a
Defense Min Is try recom-
mendation that it buy $350
million worth ol, Co r s a i r
fighter planes in the United
States, the government an-
nounced today.
The ministry's No. 2 recom-
mendation, the F r e n c b
Mirilge-Milan, also failed to
win approval.
The Corsair Is built by Llni·
Temco-Voughl.
e Murder Probed
HAMILTON, Bermuda {AP)
-Murder squad e1perta from
Scotland Yard were due here
today to help investigate the
killing of Police Commlaaloner
George Duckett and the woun-
ding· of bis 17-year-old
daughter.
Duckett was shot as he step.
ped from the door of his home
SaturdJy night and h I s
daughter, Marcia, wu shot as
she daabed to hi5 aid, officials
said. The girl was reported
resting comfortably in a
hospital.
es on Run
CHRISTIANSTED, St.
~~~J·;i~~urdJ~~ e~~~
persons during a robbery at
the posh Fountain Valley Golf
Course still are on the run aa
police keep a heavy guard on
two others jailed in the kill·
l.Dgs.
Bench warrants for the five
fugitives were issued late Sun-
day by Judge Warren H.
Young of U.S. D!Jtrlct Court,
Atty. Gen. Ronald Tonkin aald.
e let Sale Told
SEArn.E (AP) -The
Boeing Co. bu announced the
signing of an agreement to sell
10 jetllnera to mainland China,
the largest sale of heavy
equipment lo the Chloese
since trade barriers ·f e 11
earlier thta year.
1bc giant aerospa~ r111n
said the 'agreement for sale of
the Boeing 70711 worth about
fl50 million, waa signed In
Peking Sunday alta-nearly
five months of negotiations
with Chlneae olflclall.
SANTA CRUZ (AP) -Like
most newlyweds, John and Joy
Briggs are enjoying their
borne.
'"Ibere are no bad vibes,"
says Joy Briggs. 32, wife of
the carpenter who has done
much of the $'1t'l,OOO worth of
restoration wort on th e
former residence of Dr. Victor
Ohta near Soquel east of here.
The lUIUrious mansion hugs
a canyon side and carries
grim memories.
On Oct. 17, 1971, the famous
eye surgeon, his wife, two sons
and a secretary w e r e
murdered bere, their bodies
thrown into the swimming
pool, and the hous<!, valued al
!300,000, partly burned. John
Linley Frazier, a y o u n g
mechanic, was convicted of
Tub Sailor
Has Trouble
With Escort
RED BLUFF {UPI) -A 411-
year-old man trying t o
navigate a 130-mile stretch of
the Sacramento River in a
bathtub was forced to rescue
his motorboat escort durlng
the weekend.
Leonard Moore of Oakland
managed to row the tub only
slighUy more thari 10 miles
Saturday because of
mechanical difficulties with
the escort craft.
Willle Johnson, a sen Fran-
ci&co police inspector ac-
companying Moore in the
powerboa~ aaid the craft
"wouldn't run part of the time
and It bad lo be rescued a """
pie of limes by the. bathtub.'
Moore, direct.or of the West
Oakland Community Center, is
making the river run to
publlciz.e a homework
assl!tance program at the
center ...
He hopes to reach
Sacramento, which ls 130
miles downstream from here,
late today. Last month Moore
walked across Death Valley.
.
FRoM Fashion Island
Newport Beach .. •
their murders and sentenced
to death, since commuted to
life in prison.
"It's very pleasant and
peaceful," says Mrs. Briggs of
the spaciOUs mansion. "I love
it, but then I'm not skit·
terish." She and her husband
are paid $200 a month to live
in the house as caretakers.
1be one catch is that they
cannot leave it unattended un-
lil it 11 sold.
1be 4,100.square f o o t
mansion ls on the market, but
thus far with no ""'takers, even
at the price of $185,000, says
Soquel real E!!tate agent Bill
Lewis.
"It will sell eventually, but
It's going to be a problem,"
says Lewi.II.
Mrs. Briggs says sHe had
some uneasiness when she and
her husband first moved into
the house while !le was still
working on it, erasing all
traces of the fire that followed
the murders.
"I used to carry a hammer
in one hand and a cat in the
other,'' says Mrs. Briggs. "I
figured I could throw the cat
at an Intruder apd hit him
with the hammer. I still chock
locked doors when I'm home
alone-but don't all women?"
"It's more than we could
ever afford. People like us just
don't get a chance to live in a
house like this," she says.
"We're really having a good
time ."
"People always ask us. 'do
you swim in the pool?' Of
course we do.
"We can destroy some of
the bad feelings by making the
hous<! happy, colorful and
fun."
Ficker Named
Board Member
Can you picture what
would happen to employ-
ment in this area if we
ran short of electricity?
Nearly everything would
stop. Including production
lines.
That could seriously
affect the welfare of you
and your family.
Today there's enough
electricity to go around.
But as the population
contiwes to grow, industry
William P. Ficker, Newport
Beach, has been appointed to
the Board of Visitors of the
School of Architecture and
Urban Planning at UCLA.
Ficker ts a member of the
American Institute of L---========
Archlteds •
will need additional
electricity for new jobs.
To meet this growing
need, Edison must be per-
mitted to build additional
power plants now.
And the transmission lines
to deliver that power.
Nuclear power plants are
one of the ways
to provide additional
electricity. Nuclear power
plants are clean, proven
and smog-free.
Other ways to generate
electricity are under
intensive research or being
developed now. Meanwhile,
existing methods are
steadily being improved.
Electricity and jobs.
The two go together.
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Unattainable , Equality
The virtually divine belief Americans generally
have in the value of education as the cure-all for social
Jlls -!Jiequallly in particular -ha• broughl a costly
drill away from rcalily.
Fortunately, the problem of determining what Js
reaJ and unreal about education haa been receiving Jn ..
l~tBlve study In recent · years. A 1966 report of sucb jl
study by James S. Co1eman o! John Hoplilns Un iversity
was the first to stir widespread controversy.
Based on data on 570,000 students in 41000 schools,
lhe reporl's principal finding was thal non·S<:hool ra.c·
tors such as family background are more important 1n
determining educatlonaJ achievement than anyt hing con-
nected to schooling itself, '
Other studies have concluded that 45 percent or
!earning skill, as measured by test scores, can be traced
to the genes, about 35 percent to ~nvironment and about
20 percent to "co-variance." Co.variance means that,
first, parent~ with favorable genes usually have genet•
Jcally advantaged children; se'cond, p~rents with favo,r·
able genes tend to provide a rich environment for ch1l·
dren, whatever the quality of the children's genes. Thus
those children receive a double advantage in reducing
lnequallly.
Harvard researcher Christopher Jencks and seven
associates deal with this in a new book, "Inequality: A
Reassessment of the Eflect of Family and Schooling in
America," to be published next month.
The group concluded that "the character of a
scho<>l's output depends lar.gely o~ a single input -the
characteristics of the entenng children. Everything else
-the school budget, 11$ policies, characteri.st~cs of
teachers -Is either secondary or completely' rrrele·
can bring allOUt algitlllcanl &o<W ch.anges outside lhe
schools.
The book likely wlll draw fire from both conserva-
tive• and llberal<, ~lid some educators, but at least It
reveals that lbe llCbool ••P!>Ct ol'our society 1' receivln!(
the lttenllon and study It should have lo reveal trulli
an'd deatroy old dlyths: It should stimulate needed public
dialogue.
Why Nixon Won't Debate
DemocralJ have beeo demanding a televised de-
bate between Presldenl Nixon and Senator llcGovern.
They must. on reOecUon, reall:e that such a confronta·
lion is unlikely to,occur-for these reasons:
-The Houts," as the attackers, have the advantaga
over the "ins," who must be on the defensive.
-The incumbe.nt President cannot indulge in the
free-wheeling giv .. and·lake of debate with a challen~er
wtthoul risking making an off.the-cuff remark which
could have dire consequences in domestic and/or world
alialrs. The holder of the most powerful ofl!ce in the
world cannot take lightly the responsibUities that go
·with the position.
-Finally, as long as the President holds a long
lead over McGovern in the polls there could be no pos-
sible advantage to him in a public debate.
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vant." •
Desegregation, lncluding -~cjlool ~using; should not
be argued in terms of academic achievement, they as·
scrt, adding that there is no evidence that school reform
Nixon's detractors will blame his refusal in part, at
least, on the bad makeup (5 o'clock shadow) image ha
projected in his 196-0 TV debate with John F. Kennedy.
The makeuP. has beeb improved, but even if that were
still a flaw 1t woura have no importance compared to the
lesson Nixon learned theo about the folly of lhe de-
fender extendin~ a major advantage to the challen,er.
II appears likely t6at ooly a precipitate drop In his
ranking in the polls could cause the President to change
his mind. And he might not do so even then.
, '.And we members of the committee chipped in
to give you this special award.,.'
Our Sense ---. ·--.
-i -Of Values ls
f Lopsided ! -~YDNEY J.HAR.Rl~
: Two new world's records wtre set in
., July. If you asked the man sitting in
front of the TV set, he could most Ukely
\ name one of them : A gangly youlhn11med
Seagren set a world '~ record of 18-5~
for the pole vault al the U.S.' Olympic
Trial s, in Eugene,
Ore.
That same week,
however, another
:ind quite different
\vorld 's record was
11el in Batavia, fll.
The Atomic Energy
Commission's year-
old nuclear accelcr·
ator reached a new
energy level or 300 billion electron ~olts
-ex.cceding by 50 percent the previous
\1·orld record or 200 billion volts.
OUU, ISN'T IT, compared l o
Scagrcn's leap of over six yards into
outer space? But, as the protons raced
through the fou r-mile-long accelerator
track at the highest energy ever im·
parted by man to atomic particles, some
startlinJ! things were about to happen.
Scienlists wl ll now be ·able lo delve far
more deeply into the substructure of
atoms, researching the basic building-
btock of lh e 11tomic nucleus. Out of this
profound inquiry may very well come a
revolution in our whole understanding of
matte r and lill' un iverse.
Eventually . the Bata\'la physlclsts hope
to Increase the accelerator's energy level
lo 500 billion clrctron volts, more than
doubln.its previous limit. Can Seagren , or
anyone else, hope to double the world·s
pole·vaulling record by leaping a few
n1ore ya rds into the air?
PLEASE DON'T put this down as a
Dear __ _
Gloomy .,,.
Gus
At chess' Bobby Fischer has class,
but as laymen suggest quite en
maue th!t they str ike a new med·
al that will not soft pedal the fact
he's _tfle world·s biggest ass.
' -T.D.S.
Ttilt • fNtvn rtfl9Cll rtt41tr1' ,,_, 1191
llKH•lt,. ni.H ti tlt1 "-lffHr. S-
Jflolr HI ,_,,. It Ollom' G~1, 0.1,lr' ~lfet.
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put-dowp of any athlete's acbleveme:rits.
It~is a gobd and glorious thing that man
uses his body to the fullest, and exhlbits
what spectacular feats we are capable
of, when the whole organism is sharply
honed for a single purpose. When 1 was a
lad. the "four-mlnute mile " wa s deemed
ftearly impossible.
What I am putting down Is our lop-sid·
ed sehse of values and our own single
focus of interest. Although we are the
first generation to be living l'hlly in the
atomic age, we C{)mprehend as little
about it as savages took notice of the
First Law of Thermodynamics.
I DON'T MEAN we can be expected to .
understand the technicaJ aspects of
atomic research -but we can, and
should, take a spirited lntem:t In the
social. eC{)nomic and politicaJ im·
plications of the new physics. For our
impending power to create power adds 1
whole new dimension to mankind's ex·
istencc: it makes old problems obsolete,
and rcartanges the whole chessboard we
have ahvays taken for granted.
Tr.emendous events are taking place in
every area of scientific inqu iry; events
that are bound to reshape our, and our
ch.ildren's, lives. But as long as our col·
lective attention is distracted by a pole.
vaulter soaring over a bar, we shall re.
1nain ignorant and volceleSJ aboct the
direetlon and distance tbe accelerator
will be taking us -and about who is run-
ning it, !or what dark purpose.
Dickens Was Appalled
Charles Dic~ens was perhaps the most
famous English1nan to visit the United
States ln the 19th Century. At 30 a
liberal·minded novelist and journalist,
already with a vas t reputation in this
country, he arrived ln 1842 to observe
this new society based on revolutionary
principles.
l~e was received with O\'atlons, but
i;Lirred some displensure by his caustic
public remarks about An1cric11n in-
difference to C{)pyrlght )n\\'s and by his
proabolit1on1st sentlmenl~. Dickens did
not like 1\•hat he saw of America. He was
frankly disappolnted, and outraged just
about everyone on these shores when he
published his report on the republic as
"American Notes." The resiction of
James Gon:lon BeMett, edltor of the New
York •1crald, was typical. Bennett
dcacribed tll\!. writer as the most warped
of all British visitors 3nd branded hb
book "lhe esaenae or balderdash."
I HA VE BEEN reading In the new
Penguin Engltlh Ubrary edition ol
"American Notes" (paperback: $2.85)
during these summer days when good
new bookl art 11 a rare u a tw1>-blt old-
f uh!oned: 11 11 vlolage Dickens, a rou ..
Ing caricature of the raw ant.e-bellwn
America. 1111 1 savagely dellghlful book,
olttn close lo ~18)1 utlr< rather than
1<rlous analylll by a reporl.,...~large.
Among other tlunp, l>!cke» WIS OJ>
palled al American !Ible llWIOetl and
dlnlq habits. On i Pllllllurgh to Cin-
cinnati rl•tr stum<t' he f'l'!'~ !he food ~¥ovilnablo1 ao4 DOll>IOI ""'°""~Ille
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table but "great jugs full of cold water."
There were unheard-of quantities of hot
co m bread, C{)mplicated tangles or
pickle. applesauce and pumpk in, "almost
as good ror the digestion as a kneaded
pincushion."
THE PEOPLE were dull, languid.
There was rnuch splttlna, "In ,silent
felk>wship round the stove when the meal
is over." "You might suppose tbe whole
male portion of the company to be the
melancholy ghosts of ~parted book-
keepera who had f1llc!n \dead at the
desk," he observed. ''Undertakers on
duly would be sprightly beside them, and
a collation o( funeral-baked meats.; In
comparison with these mell11 would Ve a
sparklln& festivtty." (It ttm.lnds one or
the ohlcene dlnln& ritual at Pawklnses'
boarding house In •Martin Chuzzlewll,"
which may havt! been baled on the rl\'er
boat ob!lervatlons.)
Dickens offered t d1sclalmer In a
foreword to the original edition, 11s
though upecting a t:rttlcal atonn : 1'To
repttscnt me u viewing America with
ill-nature, coldness or anlm051ty, is
merely to do ,a very foolish thing; which
is always a very usy one."
No matt.er ; mort than a century later
Americans can read "American Notti''
with pleasurt.
.,. WWlam llOfU
V.S. Bas Paid 40 Percent of Total Budget Since 1945
--· -·---·---------Nixon Seek-s ~ut fti --tt.N7-PaJlllents ··~·
WASJflNGTON -The U.S. is under
fire in the United Nations again -this
lime over money.
U.N. authorities are very Indignant
over this country's intention to cut its
share of the huge U.N, budget from 31 to
25 percent.
They don't like
that one bit, am are
threatening quite a
hassle over it when
tht ''Ceneral Assem-
bly reconvenes Sept.
19. African, Asian
and other U.N. mem-
bers always ready
lo fautt the U.S.
are doing a lot of angry backstage mut·
tering -even though most of them are
In arrears on their own payments.
There is talk of making a big anti-U.S.
propaganda issue of the matter,.
If that happens, it's far more likely to
boomerang against the U.N. th.an the
U.S.
CONGR~ IS already up-in-anns over
continued openhanded U.S. spending for
the U.N. In June, the House, by the
decisive margin of 2tl2 to 156, voted to
pare this country's share of the U.N.
budget from 31 to 2.S percent -lopping
off '22 million· of the totaJ recommended
by the State DepartmenL
The House' filed the amount at $46.9
million.
~OBERT S.ALLENJ
Weeks later In the Senate, a combina·
tion of anti-Vietnam and disannament
forces put through a $60 million grant for
the U.N. budget.
()utC{)me of this Sl3 million difference
is in the hands of House-Senate con-
ference committees headed by Rep. John
Rooney, D.·N.Y., and Sen. John Pastore ,
D.·R.l. -chainnen of appropriations
subcommittees in charge ·Of the State
Department budget.
PASTORE FAVORS paying the 31 per-
cent U.S. share for one more year.
Rooney emphatically does not.
Long critical of the U.N. on tbe ground
it iS basically anti-American, the forceful
New Yorker strongly supports the policy
proclaimed by President Nixon in h i s
budget message early this year that the
U.S. portion of U.N. funds should be cut to
25 percent.
"The President wa s absolutely right
when he advocated t h a t," declares
Rooney, "and the best time to start cut·
ting needless expenditures is now abd not
Jater. If it makes sense to reduce our
contribbtion to the U.N. by 6rpercent ih
1974, lhen lt ti just as good sense to Ito it
now -and I intend to do my utmost to
see that it's done."
THE POWERFUL Congressional de-
mand that large-scale U.S. spending for
UK. U.N. be sharply curbed comes at an
awkward time for U.N. moguls.
Secretary General Waldheim bas p~
posed a record-high $224.150 million
budget for 1973 -a 5 pereent hike over
this year's previous high. Jn addition to
asking for thls boost, Waldheim 'further
soured members of Congress when be
charged the U.S. is bomhing North Viet·
namese dikes..
The A~strian hastily piped down 311d
lapsed into silence when U.S. officiaJs
angrily asked for proof.
In anticipation of a row over the
budget iss1,.1e when the General Assembly
meets later this month, the U.S. is
circulating among U.N. members a
memorandum defending its contemplated
cut in funds.
THE DOCUMENT makes two points:
it's "unhealthy" for the U.N. to depend
heavily on payments from one country: a
reduction in the U.S. share ls justified t_o
"accommodate a changing UnitedJ(a·
lions." ·
Also pointedly stressed Is that since the ·
U .N. was launched in June 1945, this
country bas given the world organization
and its affillated agencies and programJ
the huge total of $4.1 billion. That is a~
proximately 40 percent of all the money
contributed by U.N. members -DO\V
totaling 131.
And that isn't all - vast as the amount
is.
The U.S. also purchased more than
Sl40 million of United Nations bonds -65
percent of which are interest-free and the
balance paying only 2 pereent interest. It
costs the Treasury Department an
average of around 6 percent to borrow
money.
U.N. EXPENDITURES last year total·
ed more than Sl.115 billion -17 percent
greater than in 1970. Of this record
spending, the U.S. put up '335.443 million.
approximately 31 percent. or the 131
U.N. members, 117 C{)llectively paid less
fJOOrthbl-country's contribution that year.
But all U.N. members have the same
voting rights -regan:lless of their size
or how little they put in -or don't put in
at all. Many of them are in arrears.
As of last November, 86 U.N. members
owed $186.867 million.
Leadinct this shocking list are Russia
owing $86.864 million, France fl!l.789
million, and the East Europea n Soviet
sate!Utcs in default $32.731 million.
Article 19 of the U.N. charler\states
that any member country in "serious 11r-
rears'' shall be denied a vote in the
Gervral Assembly. This provision has
never been enforced and probably never
will be with the Communists, Af~ and
Asian blocs controlling the United Na·
lions and most of them in arrears.
. ,
Reader Dissects McGovern's Claims
To the F.d.ltor:
For political eipediency McGovern and
other false-liberals take contemptible ac-
tions: (1) extreme tolerance for the
enemy in Vietnam while condemning the
actions ol lhe U.S. aod (2) playing
politics with our POWs (by rash-pro-
mises to bring our pNooen home
wlthool a plao to·do IO-a cruel bou on
the American people).
In irresponsibly appealing to lbe youth
vote, McGovernites ignore reality, are
contradictory and exude f 1 I 1 e
statements.
McGOVERNITE a...illl: It's a civil
war strongly supported to the Soulb. Tbe .
only reason North Vlelnsmese are. In lhe
South Is thal U.S. troops are !here. Once •
the U.S. leaves, the North's partlclpa.Uon
Will end.
FACT: Once the U.S. withdrew most of
its ground forces, the North mounted a
large-scale conventional invasion .leaving
only one division In the North. Only then
did Ille U.S. mume •ln>nJ bomblnl of
the North. The refugees ned south, nol
north. A year or so ago the allies wanted
to exchange over 500 Communist
prisooers. On1y 13 wanted to go North.
McGOVERN CLAIM: Says he doesn't
believe lhere's danger of a bJood bath ln
South Vlelnam U the Communist. like
coolrOI.
FACT: Alter capturmr ca11>e, the v1e1
Cong murdered Ibo wives and chlldren ol
all !be local mllllla. In the Monl•enar<I
vW!NIC of Dabon lbef u 1 e d
Damelhrowers to lnc!neral• 250 vltlaaers,
two-lhtnls of them women and chllilren.
Quotes
Mlclald B. Donlli, Sacramnlo al-
tontey ... _,.. Jtllllylol, ..
demllt ol 11111 lo nd ·-comm-meedop u1 ltclalaU•• _....., ti
Jlllbtlc'• rtc~t le bow -"Laws live .....,.111u ... •t . · .
MAILBOX
They executed 5,700 in the 1968 Hue
massacre. 'Ibese atrocities are standard
Commuolst policy. After beiog a Com-
munlst for 24 years, North Vietnamese
Col. Tron Van Dae defected. He said H
lhe Communist. wlll. they'll slaughterup
lo 3 million (OUI of 18 million ) SOUth Viet·
namese. Also see "The Blood-Red Hand~
of Ho Ohl \Minh,'' Reader's Digest, Nov.
1968.
McGOVERN CLAIM: W o u l d im·
mediately withdraw all US. forces from
Vietnam and rely oo· the good will of the
North to return American POWs.
FACT : The North bas replled to all
concessions wllh contempt and continued
fighting. The J.5 millioo prisoners Russia
took in WWII weren't released or ac-
counted for. Of 75,000 U.N ln>ops cap-
tured in the Korean War, only 12,000
were returned. Only 11,000 Of the· 37,000
pristlners taken in lbe Frencb·Indochina
Wat were returned.
SHRIVER CLAIM: Nixon blew a
chance for successful negotlaticins early
in h1a administration.
FACT: Nothing In the 1969 stalemont.
~yths About 'Loop~oles'
ladutrtal Nen Review
Featuru and Facts for · Women. a
pubUcatloo of the Americao Petroleum
lnl1llule, preoentl aome old facto In !MIW
g1rb enUlled "Old Wives• Tale$ and
Other M1lhs. • Amoni lbe old •Ives'
1ale1 ll meoUoned l•&endary foll:
nmedl .. Mb II pladnt a abarp D
btlleath the be<f to CUI the pain of
cblJd)1rtb. No leas ollly, the pltce eoe> oo
to~ oome of the"mytbs tllat bava
~ .. atllcbed to 1111 enero lndllSlry,
~ petrole1DD.
AUIO, THE MYTB· ti still prevalent
lhal the oil Industry enjoys special
beneflls from lhal magical tax loopbole
known aa the "oil JSepleUon allowi.nce."
But, auch tu pm1s1ons, dlanclerlsed
u "loopholes"', wen earnlly -lo-
to la'I to aaiomplllb cerllla objecttfts.
They auo.. for ....... iledaell~
avall•ble to IUl>IYlfl al all IDcome
levolo, and Include ~ ponnllled lot
cbirillblo contrlballcm, moctlcal eI·
..,..., homo D>Ol1PP--
1Dd the IJb. I
Tbe mineral deplellon provision ts
...Uable to over 1111 mlnerala. It lab1
Into conalderaUo,i Ille NP risk to the In-
vestor wbo must llDd ..... dcpositl ol
U-minerals and provides an m...Uve
tor capital -1.
Mml old wl"'' lales are harm!..._
Tti. pertaJnln( · lo the oll industry
present a clear and preseat danier lo
or communiques by Shriver, Harriman
or Van ce indicated they belicvl'd this.
Dean Rusk (LBJ's Secretary of State)
said he knew of no opportunity lo end L'le
war in 1969. Henry Cabot Lodge said that
U.S. surrender was the only Communist
offer. Shortly after Nixon took office,
the North sharply increased its attacks.
NO WONDER George Meany sees
McGovern as an apologist for the Com·
munist world. McGove mites '' i I I
character-as.sassinate those who say
what seems obvious. McGovern called
Nixon a red·baiter because John
Mitchell said Ramsey Clark is a "naive
.American who Was unwittingly playing
Hanoi's wretched game."
Is McGovern a political opportunist
Working against the best interests of the
U.S. -·playing on the war·Cears of
youngsters to gain their wpport? Or
would McGovemmcnt in Washington
make "wishful thinking" the state
religion with the President as its hlgb
pries!? Or both of the!e?
LEONARD WRIGHT
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OAANOI COAST
DAILY PILOT '
Rob<rl N. W <ed, Publisher ' . Tho mu K e1ofl, Edi&or
.A.lb<rl w. Bo1<1
Ed itorial P•o< Editor
~ ~lloM1\I r-~ or the Deny Piiot Jl('tl(s to Jnrorm and atlmu•
ltte rottdm by prf!l('nting thlt
110Mpeper'1 oplnk>n1 • and C<Jm· men.tat)' oo to11IC1 or lntO"elt and •brntflcanC(', by provldlnr • ton1m
fOf the c:11rirc-.:ilon ot nur rr1«1tf¥'
opinions, a•d by p~nunir tPH! di~ vlt WJ'l(llnU ol lnfonntd ob.
1crw-n and tbokt.>imtn OD topk:I: ot the d&y1 '
)lond•:(. &!ptember 11, 11173
For lol!Mce, the mylh pentsts that
-with "" on .well )n 811 bacl:yard Jll'Obably bU a fleet of Cidlllacs ti bis
!tool cfoor, As I malttr of fact, lbe
•VUlle oil well lo the Onlled Stales P"'"
duces only tu bamlo 1 day. Al an
avont• prlca al Ii!.# per baml, the
operator o/ ltldl a ...U WOUJd l<9Jiu a
II'* Income of about 1$1 1 day after
psytnc U>e royaliy owner one eJibth ol
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1-Ca~if~rnja Ur~aming
McGovern Momentum S'lows in Coast State
By GEORGE SKELTON
SACRAMENTO (lJPn -Tbe young
man charged with rallying California
blames a high IUrf, gentle ocean breezes
an«J warm 1uc for the coolness toward
ht:i canctidite.
"Young people have been at the
beaches, taking-it my, sunning it up. '
"l'oa119 pee pie hetie ,
been ct th ,,.., ... , talc·
,,.. ft eaav, suanfng ft •P·
Om!e theft •et fJllclc , • , ece•µ be oJcau."
C>DCe they come back from vacation and
gel the sand off their· feet •. we'll be
okay/' predicts Rop Spfrin, · a UCLA
economics major who ts· 19 and ls .wOrk·
ing in hJs first major political campaign.
Eugene Wyman, a Beverly Hills at-.
torney, is 43 and has been putting the
touch on fat-cat Democratic contributors
in more campaigns than he can
remember. He doesn't think the beach iii'
the problem.
"I 'DON'T THINK McGovern Is as well
organized as tie was during the primary,
Noi' has he the momentum," says
Wyman, an important member of the
Los Angeles Jewish community and pre-
. convention supparter of Sen. Hubert
Humphrey,
that President N1J<on laads Mc<lovern In
their quest !or californla's 45 electoral
wt ... the biggest bloc In the nollon.
Both comps -McGovern's perhaps
hopefully, Nixon's 1 o m e w b a t con-
servatively -agree generally with the
latest California Poll which show the
President out In !root by 8 pettentage
pointJ. ·• ,SUU. this potentially sunnountabl~ lead
ts a Ill' cry !ram the 31-poln! bulge en-
joytd nati.nally by Nixon in the latest
Gallup Poll.
• And McGovern sti:ate.gtsts say they see
alps llie Ude has turned In calllomia
. 'and that this ultimately will be reflected
naUonwide, as political trends here ao
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·1 like Nixon's tl'(tlS ••.• but on
the otherhand. ·McGovern ... •
' gression@:I races.
Beth LaPaon, at 18 a Democratic. can-
djdate . for ;he state ,U..mbly, says:
"Young people are a little skeptical of
McGovern right now. They think he bas
Jost some of bis pureness." She cites the
Eagleton affair and "compromises' be
bas made."
"If you want my opinion,'' sa}'s one
major California union leader, asking for
8.nonymity, "McGovern would be better
off if he dismantled bis staff and toor a
two.month cruise."
uc~ORNIA AND mE Pacilic
O>ast generally look like one of our
'We hod art today. Did you know Von Gogh cut off
hit ear?•
strongest areas," says Richard G. --------------------1
Stearns, --21-year-old western coordinator
for McGovern. "Our 'biggest problem
now is~ to ~ure people that tbe 1 cam-
paign bas found its foot and is moving
ahead. A minor problem,'' be adds, "is
clearing up some of the issues."
One such issue is McGovern's recently
discaided $1 ,000 -a-hea d income
redistfibution plan. Stearns says after
the California primary, which the south
Dakotan won by Jess than 5 percentage
Chicki.es, Dudes
Get the Notice
points, a private'poll found that the $1,000 EXE.1'ER, England (UPI)_ not leave it 00 """tr car or Jy. scheme ~·was ·probably the most un-J" popular issue associated with McGovern. Police ·m · Devonshire and ing on the beech.
"It caused more disaffection than Cornwall, mting a ra.sb of .. Lock it up safely. Do not
anything else," he says. thefts of surfboarifa !towed on delay. Do it at onct. -
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DAILY I'll.OT f
Uke some other old-line Calllornia
Democrats, Wyman is sitting out this
presidential election and concentrating
instead on raising money for con-wrm EIGHT WEEKS remaining
before the election, there is no question
McGoyern was encouraged by Visits car-top, racks, have printed CircuJated by Devon and
last week to two traditionally Democratic and .u.t .• u ... ted l0,00> Jeafie'-C.Omwall police to combat 1--------------------
groups -the Jewish commwtlty and ....... '".:."~ f ... _ l.JJ these thieves."
organized labor -which have not been . w_....,.. ers 0 wJC danger Police C! .... Ted Burgess said The leallels read: ""' Ki.ds Like To Ask Andy
• overly "!'thusiasUc about his candi~, "Some ~ with a perch :::,. aurfi: ~;id=~
•-THE. SENATOR DREW standing ova· for_ boo boarcts bu dlpp\ed, _:l~l,:._:a~k~een~~aurf~er~·~, ===~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;::±;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::== lions from the-Southern California Board ·plenty oo this scene. II you "'1-
__j A 1' • _ _ _ • -~ ·· · of Rabbis, when be clJarged that Emt il<ll f?r making· out with the -1'.ll m,J•DID U D ·---'-, "".-----. andu..,,....were-crueny resjlonsilili!-for -wF"'" t11e -1oosawareneas _ __ ---·--.... ~r----~--= ~ -_ -the..O!.mipic.killings and:..wasendoned by~~-~y::e 1:';Uf~-on
the -International Association o f ·moke or .. ~lin2 · the
Soldiers Blast 'Cheesecake'
WASHINGTON (AP)-There's a dlllerent breed of soldier In tnday's Arrily.
The editors of HSoldiers," the Army's official magazine, hoped to heighten
U1e publication's appeal by featuring a monlhly color pinup of a scantily clad
female. Apparently, they figured wrong. .
"You won't believe it," the editors wrote in the la~t issue, but reader
· response was 48 percent to S7 percent against the chf>1!secake.
The said the remaining 15 pereent wbo Wl'Qte In asked for an occasional
male pinup. Possibly these requests came from Wacs.
"I'm amazed," said Maj. Gen. Winant Sid1e, chief of Army information,
as he looked over a photo of the August pinup in a revealing red negligee.
"Who could complain about that?''
But some troops, both men and women , are complaining in a flood of letters
to the editors.
"It seems the military leadersh ip, in order to riiake anything acceptable
to ils soldiers, feels· It must ·make It easJer to swal.low by th.rowlhg In liberal
doses of beer and naked women,,. wrote an enlisted man from Vietnam, one of
the magazine's 240~000 readers.
But an arlillery specialist Jrom R l!lls, Tes., _acknowledged: "E_erllaps
I am merely a male chauvinist but the month!r edition of your back cover
certainly brightens the offices at this installation.
'Fetch'
Whales Recover
Goods for Navy
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Navy, 3fter secretly e:i-
perimenting with porpoises
and sea lions to detect enemy
mines and frogmen, has train-
ed whales to recover objects
such as torpedoes from the
oce'l.n floor, the Pentagon
liaid.
A l,20!).lb. pilot whale and a
5,500-lb tlller whale were used
In the t e s t oil Hawaii,
( ANIMALS )
where they div!d ·with
recovery equipment clamped
Jn their Jaws to a maximum
depth of 11654 feet, the Navy
said.
The Navy said the project
demonstrated that "a simple,
highly reilponslve and
economical to use system of
recoveries to depths of at least
11600 feet can be developed,
using trained '.Vhales."
esurprislng
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Clyde
Hill, curatOr, wu surprised
when one of the two femele
Siberian tigers gave birth Aug.
· 25 to the first cubs -twins -
In the ~year history ol the
San Diego Zoo.
The bear broke Into a plastic
holding tank In which the I~
foot whales were b e l n g
prepared for a Dlght to San
Diego, says a spokesman at
Sea World Park.
A whale weighing 1,000
pounds was dragged by the
bear a distance of 25 yards,
the spokesman said. A thfrd
whale escaped Injury.
ei...nc1 Lion
OAKLAND (AP) -Startled
mot.orlsts stopped their car>
as a 250-pound maJe sea llon
.wandered into tht. -middle of a
busy thoroughfate, p o I i c e
repoeyed.
Officials from the animal
shelter who came to claim the
unusual jaywallter hosed him
down because he appeared
dehydrated.
They said the sea pon prob-
ably has waddled away from
a slough off the Oakland
Estuary, about a ball mile
away.
ewe•t~und
WASHINGTON (~) -
GYJIS)" moths, the . "'f• ol
Northeastern trees a n d
shrubl, continue heading west
on camping ·and o t ·b er
vehicles, says the Agriculture
Department.
One moth bas been trapped
for the ,first time In Iowa, in
Rock er.el: Park, Jasper
Machinists at its annual cQnvention. saltgrit , l on
A year ago •. it ap~~ Nixon. could be uMak lt · -ith ~-twirl In hurt by sagging unemployment. e ,.., u•
But since then the C a I i f o r n i a some uptight spot Quit acuf~
unemployment rate has improved from ~g your creepen man. Do it
7.1 to 5.8 percent. And aerOspace employ. hke now. Spread by tbe fuzz of
ment is on the upswing. DeVO!l and Cornwall ~' help
Nixon, meantime, probably has the sock it to the mean cats.
smoothest campaign operation in modem Translated thil meens:
Califortlla political history. Money and "Some unpleasant person
party unity are no problems. who wants surfboards bas
And Nixon youth director Gary Hunt , stolen a number in this vlclni~
23, reports no trouble-recruiting young ty. If you do not wiah to regret
volunteers -even oU the beaches. the loss of your own board, 4o
"WE JUST HOPE OUR people don't
become overconfident. If they start
thinking we've got it in the bag, we're in
trouble," says Lyn N~er, former
commugications director for t h e
'!\eJ>Ublican National Committee-who is
Nixon's California campajgn director.
Nixon carried bis naUve state in 1968
despite a Democratic registration ad-
vantage of nearly S-2.
. Sheep MajQrity
WJ::LLINGTON, Ne,;
Zeaiaiid (AP) -SbOep Out·
numb<r peopli :zo.i In New
ZealaJJd. '!be latest official
figur .. are-2.9 mlllion -le
and 59 million lheep:
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He was flabbergasted, be
admits, when five day1 later
the other female added an
unexpec'ted cub of her own.
The second mother now~
glven..blrtll to a M<Olld cub es·
aclly 99\i hours alttr her
lint, 1iill said. Usually. a ...,.
on cub ts born 'wflbln four
houri of th• firol .Ul lour
cubl are doing fllle.
County. ' Somo 1l10 nave been plcktd
oU campera and other vehlcl,.
N Ill' -u Callforilt1 .•
'!be~ aays -scented tnps will bo lnltalled
In the Iowa location nm
SJlling to eee II any of the
moth'• rtlaUves IW'Vived the
A let of people. wold\ing c11ir new
building going UP.<nNewport Center
,Drive in Newport, hove commented,
'"'Jery l~ looking ... tiutwhat are
tlvly ~ng to !l!l in 1here dll dayT
million in benefits. This money helps
people ~ doctors' and hospifol bills,
funerol ... and tax alll9JticrtL
II replaces incxime lost 1htough lltire-
ment, sickness or disablement. h helps
kids go to oollege. Pays food, clothing
and housing rxpemes for SUl'living
·dependents. And helps peqllt CIJP9 with
financial eme<gencies !~,otl1er>WyS.
winter. • e Bear AUaek
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Two •
beluga wbalM destined for • KIDS . LO VE
San Diego marine 1>1tlt l>ave UNCLE LEN beon attacked by a polar bait
at Cburcllill Manitoba, 1..i one S ~ was mauled ,. badly that . 11turu11y1 in ' j
Well, for one thing, we11 be writing a
lot of checks. Lost year, for instance,
PacificMutuol paid ils policyowner$ and
their benefkiaries more than $175
the hroadway
111 Our ;,of111l•11•I Porh•it Sh11ili1
lit Floor
Because, fim and furemost, we're a
life and health Insurance ccmpony: our
ooreer agents sit dOwn with ind'IVicfools,
fomilies and businesses and help them
pion for their financial securi!y. Nation-
ally, we're ranked 32nd in assets out of
the 1,800 and some insurance~
ponies people hove to dlOO$e fri>m, Our
cust<imers currently own nearly $6
billion worth of life insurance. I Pacific Mtrtuol is licensed lo tell tts
insurance products in·"9 states, the
District of Columbia and Pu"1t! Rico. And
our customels ore served loClllly by
more than a hundred lndividuol and
group insurance, claims and lllOl1gage
loan offices thrilughout the United States. . .
The assets of PocifJC Mutual Ufa Insur·
once Qimponyeio:eed Sl billion. So
many of the 800 people-i.ing in our
new building will btwold\ing _.the
investment of hundreds of millians of
dollars. Sh1ngth and safety art the
most importont al1eria when wt illect
the investments lhtlt will stand behind
our custonieB' lnsuroncew!icies. They
might be lnvestnienlS In new ca 10'Jllrdal
or housing CXlllSlruction.·Or utility \ind
industrial bonds that help cnate ,_
services for people, like a wa1lr system'
in Florida or a lefephone network ill
Illinois.
But these days Paci lie Mutuolis mort
than on insurance canpony. ll's a fomily
of financial arnpanlet an nlated 1o a
single purpoee: providing financlal -
seMces for-lndlvlduals. families and
busirma.
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REDeVIJ), rx:.
As il1 nnme suggests, thfs is our real
esto!e development oompany. Its role is
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V«llkwoys and pcrxls sfOd<ed with fish .
Nm projects along these lines are
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It aincentrates on cnotiw financial
Pronning for lndividuqli and bui/,_
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to cxrnplex financial planning~
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art life lnsuronot CJ!jlllls loo, and ...
men hove a porifclio o{ Pl¢u!;ts to
meet the financiol ~of lndMcNols,
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I DAil Y PILOT
' Canada Cup Vruf.er Wa11
Dynamite, a yacht from Detroit, took afl early lead In the Canada Cup Series
which started In Toronto SundAy. Dynamite took the lull seven-hour time limit
to flnl.sh the course. The aeries consilt1 of four races. The defending champion
b Mirage frnm the Royal Can1dlan Yacht Club In Toronto.
4th Power Officials Throw Out
18 Ji'ro111 Newport
53 Set for Mazatlan Race
"A neet of 53 or tll< top btue-
wat.tr raclng aallbolta on the
West Coast.ha• been aelected
for the 1tart of Lot An&eles
Yacht Club's aeveoth edlUon
of the 1,000..mJle Mazatlao
race. The race geta under way
olf Point Fermin Nov. 4.
N<wport Beach lops the .,..
tries with 16. Los Angela
Harbor bar U, San Francisco
nine, Long Beach six, San
Diego three, Santa Barbara
two, Seattle one. Mel.lco one
and Marina del Rey one.
"Altogether Jt is finning up
as one or the best Deets evtr
asatmbled for a Mexico race,"
.uld Bob McNeil, g..,.,ol
chairman. ''The 1 e I e ct ion
commlllee -which hid to
choose from aome 70 a p-
pllcanta -lo to be con·
gratulated M tho qllalily ol
competJUon. The race abould
be extremely close."
Top candidates for line
honors (first to flnlab) are tiro
venuabJe M-footen -the 5Q.
year old ochoooer Serena skip.
pered by Byron O!ambetlab\
of Newport Beach, and Bob
Lynch's M Clua sloop Sirius
II. Slrl"' II lo alao nearly a Free Spirit
Wins 8YC's
Island Race
• hill-century old.
Fr~ Spirit, sk!J>Pered by
Roy Lahue of Balboa Yacht
Club made it a_clean sweep in
BYC's Catalina to Starboard
nee Saturday.
Free Spirit was first to
finish the 81·mile circuit, also
known as the .. wrong way
Catalina race," in 16 hours
and 54 minutes to pick overall
handicap honors and first in
Oass B.
The neet IJ divided into lour
nearly equal classes. There
will be 13 in Class A, 12 in
Class B, 15 in Claas C and 13
In Chw D.
Making her 'West Coast
debut will be Bob Gr.ant's 61-
foot Cassius and OJtbbertson
sloop Robon III which was
first to finish in la.st June's
Bermuda race on her maiden
outing.
Four of the new Erlcson-46s
which have been making a big
spl .. h in both east and wesl
coast racing are also included
In the field.
Two prlor overall wtnnen of
the Mazatlan race, Roderic B.
Park's modified Ca 1-3 6
L'Allegro from Orinda, Calif.
and Lewellyn-Bilby's 46-foot
yawl Typee, Long Beach, are
also among the entries.
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• m AMPU PAlllNG IN IUI /
HOUI -t:JO"' 6100 Delly Cl_. .. ....,._,H.....,. 644-7575
Boat Crown
To Magoon
Result.s in Seattle . Winner in the PHRF division
was Sequoya, skippered by
Jim Moore of South Shore
Saling Club.
An entry for the seventhl:~~;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~; straight race is Clark Sweet's
40-.foot cutter Jinker from
SEA'M'LE (AP) -Dennis Coast Yachtine A.ssocialion The evenl drew only 10
Conner, former world star the results and re-run the starters in Ocean Racing and
Bob Magoon, a Miami Beach clan 11Utng champion from race. live In PHRF. Summary:
eye aurgeOn. marked up h1i San Diego, was waylaid by Conner was fn good Ntion OR OVERALL -(1) Free
fourth atralght of"fahor• conlualonandequlpment al tho end of the "llrat Sptrit: -(2) Antares, Alan
--• ..l>O!l'~QL .XJS • n.a.. shAlth ~-~l~_Frld!JLl!iJllJ ~-ytndward.le&...oL !l>o.. secoi¥l -A.'4lrewo,-·B¥~ .... -(!)· c.w..
' pfQnshlp when he won tho tM-aerit1 ol the Carr Trophy • race when a spreader broke terpolnt, Bill Headden, BYC:
mile Catalina Chlillenge race races. and be hid to withdraw. CLASS A _ (!) sum-
out of Marina deJ Rey. ConDer ended up fourth IJ'ld Evan.Dally of San Francisco merwind, Ben Bennett, BYC.
The Florldlm delaated 2J laat In the first raca when the flnlahed flrat In both racea. CLASS B _ (I) Free Spirit.
other entriel In tbt event. offlcla1 committee boat flag Seattle's Dick Mmhall was CLASS c _ Chasqul, Dennis
No other driver has ever wu moved from 8 utlbolt to aecood and Barney Flam of Choate. SI BYC.
won more thin thl'ff U.S. a power bolt. Several hourt Long Bu.ch wu third over the CLASS D -Antares.
tliles. Last year Magoon made later officials of the Paclflc course whipped by winds of up PHRF -(1) Sequoya ; (2)
hll debut in inboard hulls regatta decided to throw out to 21> knots. Niki II, John Kinkel, VYC.
wben he campalped Carl The aklppera !ailed lo notice
Kieihaeler'1 •foot Cigarette · the change ol the official flag
hull Aeromartne I, lo a ... King Har. bor In the first race and atarted to tfQoaJ championJhlp and a croea the llnlJb line between
recon:ketUog seven wins. the saJlboat and the buoy
He won thla race in a 38-loot yacht Wins rather than betireen the buoy CJgantte using the n e w and the power boat.
Newport Beach. Sweet was
one of the founders of the race
tn 1961 . The inaugural race
drew nine entries.
McNeil said the race ts now ll!Jll.""-. IQ_.J!I .• boats.~.\ _!l'f
nlore ·were accepted in lieu Ol
the usual la.st minute
dropoots.
The Newport entries in the
race are Dorothy 0 , Columbia-
57, Bob Beauchamp, NHYC;
Nalt1 JV, 48-foot sloop, Peter
Grant , NHYC; Robon, 61·foot
sloop, Robert H. Grant, NH·
YC; Serena, 83-foot schooner,
Leweck Takes
Lehman Races
Xiekhaefer Aeromarlne wtlt.s Erl Tom Lewect of the host
connected to Me re u r y Cheetah. an cson-39 akl~ Bruce Matlack ot: Alamitos California Yacht Club was the
Race Taken
By Matlack
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stomdrlvu. He averagod 73.3 J>ll'<d by Dick Pennlnltoo of Long Point Bay was the Clasa A winner of winner or the Marina del Rey
mUes per hour, only one mile King Harbor Yacht Club was the Windsurfer Association Lehman-12 championsblp Sun-
per hour off tho extstlni world the winner of KllYC'a Catch Race Scheduled day. There were seven races mark of 74.J mph. Me Who ·ean race Sunday. Newport Beach Regatta Sun· sailed in 1ight to moderate
Lewis Holds
Barusch Cup
day. \finner in Class B
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was wi"nds. The event feature:s a reverse ....... Long Beach Yacht Club Sch · p r I J1~ • 1 Bruce we1~, ac c (Summary: (I) H•nky
sletl In !!hlch eacb boat lltartl 1111 faaued lnvltatlons for its Pal!Jades. Panky, Tom Leweck, CYC; eecoritlrii to lti handicap Long Point Race, 1 feature of Summary: CLASS A -(I) 12) No name, Dave Croal!ere,
raUng with the lowut rated the Catalina ]sland Series, Bruce MaUack, Alamitos Bay; CYC ; (3) Cuttysark. Bob
boats starting first. Trophy sc heduled Sept. 30 and Oct. I. (2) Pat Love Playa del Re y; Bums, CYC: (4) Scrambled
Winne.rs : . t (3) Hoyle Schweitzer, Pacific Eggs, Steve Hathaway, CYC; (1) Cheetah ; (2) Dlusion, Ed The race 15 open ° Palisades: (4) tie between Jay (5) Gu a cam o I e , Rick , •• Lew' McDowell, K HY C : (JJ members or recognized yacht GI N rt Be h a d SEA 'M'LE -~ter 19 A 1 Ch k F 1 aser, ewpo ac , n Sundberg, CYC.
or Seattle Yacht aub sue· nt gua, uc 0 w er · clubs who own a sailing yacht Carter Ford, Newport Beach. ==='=======:::;!
cess!ully defended bl!; tllle to KHYC; (4) Drambuie. Ron and hold a valid IOR Mark II. CLASS B -{!) Pi1att
the Barusch Trophy for Brumbelow, PVYC: (5) Jen· PHRF or MORF rating. IOR Schweiti.er, Pacific Paliaades;
Predicted log racing Sunday. net, Jim Foyer, WYC: (6) acb be 301 t (2) Dick Munroe, Balboa ; (3) Malfl H p SMYC y t,., mu st ee or over.
Th. Barusch Trophy 11 the -C, enry eper, : Steve Scott, Lido lsle; (4) (7) High Flyer, Dave Searing Entries must be submitted to Mike Walti.e, Newport Beach;
top award ror west coast KHYC, and Ed McAultffe, tho Long Beach Yacht Club by (5) Lori W J•--N port predicted log racing, featuring 8 we:, ew
sk..ippers from San Diego, Los OiCB,.;iY;;iCii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.i.5 ~p.~m~. ~Se~p~l-~2~!.i.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~B~ea~chiiii;. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;ii Angeles. San Francisco and 11
the Northwest.
Lewis' percentage of error
was .660. He won the trophy
last yea r in a race out of Long
Beach.
Who Ceres?
No other newspaper tn the
world carH about your com-
munity like your community
dail,y ..W.paper _does. Ira
the DAll..Y PILOT.
Run ner·up was Frank Finch
or San Diego Yacht Club with
an error of 1.02 percent.
Mufflers Due
On J\fotol'boats
An excitingly different comic strip
for the Aware Generation
SACRAMENTO (AP ) -
t.1otorboats operating on any
inla nd bodies or water in
Caliromi2 must ••effectively
mufn e" the noiJe of their in-
ternal e<1mbusticn e n .g I n e s
under a bill signed recently by
Gov, Reagan.
Assemblyman Eugene Oiap-
pie (R-Cool), authored the bill
which sets specl!ic noise
levels that engines must meet
if they are manufactured after
1963. It also forbids the ale of
motorboat.a With en It n es
louder than the specified level
after Jan. I, 1974.
STARS
Sydney Omarr ts one ot
tile Wf)rld's great utrolo-
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LET'S JE fllNll Y
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to our area. _... ttll ua
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frtendl7 MlcorM and htlp
them .. -· ll<qll&lat.d tn Utelr neW aurroUnd4fto.
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DEtJSiiiM mnovn son fmrn ~h flle piie r of the
carpet and the c1rpet backing. Since no hnnha or
Knlbbft'I( actkin Is UHd, there Is no dl,tnftlon Of.the
carpet J>ilt, The powerful extraction acdon of the Ill~ process lifts matted pile to "lilCI ntw""
eppNrance. The need for fr.qutnt PfOf••kmll cltlrto
ln1 fs red-blc1use deepl)I embedded soll is re-
moved •ltd le1ves no residue 11'1 the carp1~1bers ta collect dirt. Curing this c1e11n1n1 operation fiber
Is coab!d with SOIL RETARDANT, OEODO , 1nd
MOTH PROOFING lo l<eep -carpot """" ai>4 PrOttcted Iona•~·
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DEE PVlili/t-
WaJl to Wall
Carpet Cleaning
'nit convtntl'onal lhttnPDO nthod tises prettmJrmy ftelnm\1ng
to nmove tom. loo1e tolL The lhlnipoq, equipment, With hlllh btull'ltr. utllizlnl difftrtnt types of liquld dlt.t111nts or PQWderft
sct11bl th• r1m1lnlna toll blaElt Into thl carpet •• , tnd even with the ftl!P of • Wit wcuum tau. to ;"mov. most Of' thl soil
or mldu., 'The JOtl and detenrent oC PoWdtr nsldue left In tht
Clf'pet thtn WOf1ts Its wry to the ltlfface end etmtcts mort 10H.
Soon "'""-11111•-...., _ lhln bofortl
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FWJ•rton 879·7~4~
Anaheim 879-7940
0111119 879·7?~0
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ORANGE COllTY
3 in Valley
Theft Case
Face Court
WESl'MINSTER -'lbree
defendants who pollce allege
coached juveniles in a
burglary conspiracy cent.red
in Fountain Valley have been
orden!d to lace arraignment
Tuesday la Orange County
Superior Court.
Judge James Smith closed a
prelimlnar; hearing In West
Orange County J u d l c I a I
District Court by ordering Bill
H. Miller, 35, and bis wile,
Linda Lee, 25, Of 8816 El
Capltan -St·;-Fountain Valley,
and ·~. Miller'• ball-bretbtr,
Ray Goforth, 21. of Para-
mount, to lace higher court
a~ In Judge WWlam Mur-
ray's courtroom·
Fountain Valley police con·
tend the Millers trained their
son, Andy, and at 1east four
neighborhood juveniles in a.
burglary scheme that netted its operators an estimated
110,000 in stolen property.
Special Car
Will Aid
Sea Vi.cti"ms
1.:ondly, Sot>-11, 1912 DAILY PILOT 9
Hinshaw Foe Lashes Bureaucracy Damages
Awarded
By 0 . C. HUmNGS Of .. .,._ •tMt ,, ...
John Black, the Democntt
running against A n d r e w
HlnJhaw ror John Scbmltz' old
stat in the llouae of l\epmen-
tallvea, bu condemned cosUy
campolcn lundtng and bas
called for betttr npruen-·
&atlon of ••plain folkl.11
•"Jbe average cltlztn'• volce
Is slowly being drowned in a eea or blind bureaua"acy,
poUUcal lnorltlsm, waste and
confusion," said Black in an
addrtal last Thlllliday -to
aenlor eltl:ens at Costa Mesa's
Bethel Tower.
• Blaclc Is himself a former
bureaucra~ havtng worked for
the U.S. Fortlp SOrvlce and
the U.S. Trsvel Strvlce.
Tl1e Newport Beach attorney
said poJIUcal favorl ti a m
....Wil when candldales ...
cept large campaign doaa-
tlons from motilecf lnttr.11 -pa thal expect leglslaUon
favoring them.
Black auggested thal public
funds be ciaed for election
campaigna:. ''Thll way, no
rtrlngs would be attached to
the candidate whtn he pined
office. Theo common people,
instead of outalde monled in-terests, would receive lair
represt0lation."
One woman asked Black ii
Ibis Is the firsl lime be bas -
Indicted Broker, .
·wife File Stilt
run for ofnce. lie said yu,
then mused, "Actually, I did
run for pmldent or my
aeventb grade ctw. And I
won."
Black Is optimistic about his
chaneeto or upaettinC Hinshaw
lnNovemba-.
11Jf I can carry -all the.
Democratic vottr1 and draw
one out of atz Repubtlcans, I
can win," b6 aald.
* * * JI yooi &averi't enttred cout>
ty Tu Collector Bob Ctlnln's
slogan eontest. forget It. The
deadline for entries was last
Friday.
Meanwhile, Orange County
Supervisors have approved a
Firm Drops
Request
On Land
req.-by COllDly -WYiie CarlYle that be be
allowed to continue uae or a
mettr mall lnoert which tn-
ctudes the name and adclrua
of his ornce.
He said bis om.. malls oul more than 30,000 window
enftlopea a year and to order
-him lo junk the meter mall in-
aerl would mull in -slderable extra upeme.
The problem of using the
name of county department
heads on ol!lctal mall came up
~everal weeks ago, you will
recall, when Supervisor
Ronald W. Clspers of NewpOrt
Beach objected to the imprint
on county Tax Collector
-Citn>D'• mall wllldl In-
-hll name on<! a alapn. Cltroo who uaed the slogan,
"Citron aays, "Tutt PalJ On
Time Nevv Draw 1 Fioe' "
To Nurse
was -to ..... and SANTAANA-Anursnrho
dalal. CUptn called 11 suoceasfully argued that she
"&1-tng." waa lalaely llC<Used of stulinc
Lalor Cllnlu said he bad ap. narcoUC. from an Anahelm
poa1'd the board'• runnc to hospital has been awarded County Counsel Adrian KllYPU · '75,000 by an Orange County
and added that he was con-superior Court jury.
ducting a contest to !Ind even The panel In Judge William
better slogan! for his en-Lee's courtroom assessed the
velopes. , damages against the state
Kuypers ruling based on after hearing arguments that
Citron s contenUon .tt:iat as 8." sta te narcotics agents acted
elected . county orf1c1al_ he 1~ unlawfully and improperly
not subJ ect to board edict, has "'hen they a1Tested Mrs.
not yet been made. l\1arion Esther LJUewig, 49,
Anaheim, on Aug. 10, 1968.
Program Seeking l'o'lrs. Lillewig sued the state
and its Bureau of Narcotics
Enforcement, the City of
An~heim, her !!mploye rs. the
Anaheim General Hospital,
and its direc tor or nursing,
Miss Nanoy Davison, in •
lawsuit aUeglng that she wa~
forced to undress and submit Retired Persons
SANTA ANA - A request to lo a search and that sbe \Vas
SANTA ANA Indicted million action filed by the cancel the 8 gr i cull u r 8 1 ORANGE -Retired persons For (urther in forma tion call then jailed wit hout 8 warrant ~-"-k•· Jooep· b Dulaney Dulanevs against a former preserve status on 1,300 acres i..Ai -h I Bob Peters or Dick Coo"""r at for her arrest. •~· ~ client 'Cl ti B a. .. _..... · of the former Nohl Ranch has are Lll;M.ug 5008 t as vo unteer r~ Lawyers involved in the
and "-wile have· sued a Santa ' ea e .......... ~. m h w· tructors and act Iv . t the Vocational Se r v i ce 'd = blchlt'-all edthat~ ............ ~wit drawn by the Grant 1 Y litigation sa1 the city, the Ana firm !or '1.95 million in w g eg -"" Co ti d I •-I pb · U b Department. Easter S e 8 1 h I I nd f • and lOO co-defendant.a con-rpora on, eve opers of su~~on or ys1ca y an-Rehabilitation Center, 633-. osp ta a attomeys or
an Orange Countyc1al/:'~~r trtbuled to libel, &landtr, con-~imand~~-•~rtb o I dlcapped adults at t he 7400. Miss Da1 .~:-setUed their por-C.ourt action wblcb w.111t spiracy and invulon of the ... ~ .... 6 e IUUUIC.Uu. RehabilJlaUon Center for Crip-tion o u111;: action out of court.
M. p, ·Kruae and-Company IJulaney's privacy. The c:orpora!Jon'a move to pied Children and Adults or Th< details of that settlement
reneged on an agreement to It is alleged that total remove the reserve design.a-Orange County, Ai•d Funds were not made available.
take over the now defunct 1 Including ••· rted lion to allow development of The pro~ms, scheduled 10 Mrs. Llllevtg demanded a World Securities Corp. 'Of oeses, -asst an equestrian center and ~·-· total of $2.5 million I n
La uu~ nd Seal Be ch tbe11 tblougb fraud ol $500,000 eatrlan ta•--bad bee begin in late Sepltrnber. are d l •-rt . I 1.1. gun&nw;J8 a . from a San Bernardino equ es leO:I, n designed to offer occupational A '} b} amages nnero g1na ting.
Dulaney, 38, and Mr'. Catholic hospital, will amount vigorously opposed by the alt<rnatives to persons not V31 3 e She pointed out that the drug
Marlene Dulaney, 32, of 2631 to more than $3 million. county Planning Commission able to enter employment in charges pressed agaiMt her
Via Ca!cadita, san t1emente. Among ••--•efendanta and the Grand Jury. the commuruty. California residents under 30 were later dismissed i n claim that the Kruse company u1e l.V'"U William Stark, president of municipal court for lack of beaded by Mark Paul Kruse facing trial with the Dulaneys Aniheim Hills Inc. said in a Vollmteers will work with who will be high school evide'nce.
agreed to pay $250,000 on July are Daniel Hayes, 40, of 8211 letter to the county Board of the Center's professional staff graduates by the summer of She wu accused on arrest
-1-I the w Id ~---Snowbird Drive and James SUpervlsors that the company in aupervlsing and instructing 1973 may a~Jy !or scholanhip of •·"'-· quanUtlea of ~, w•, or or '•-• Shipley, 38, of 16951 Lowell l d-'--nun patients on actual work ~ rr ~ .. clal Trenda empire beaded by • consl ~.... g a new re-,.. fu-•-for t•-1-1• academic Demerol from hospital SUI>'. ~"---Circle, both of Huntington t Ult the jects according to program ·~ -"r • . J.AU.tl.lley, . Beach. Shipley was vice ._.i--ques to reserve status director Bob Peters. year. plies to which she had access.
The couple laces trial Oct. dent of the World ~al "' the entire 2,200 acres or Awlications and ellglbilily An amtt report rued by state
15 in SUpen0< Court "' multi-Trenda emp•-.beaded by ;::;;;th:;;;.:;;;l:;;;oi:;;;rm:;;;er=N=ohl=Rancb==· =:;;; !Skills to !be taught Include In! a genii stated tbal the nurae;
1 ...... _ f 1 grand ..... c e r i c a , manuf•cturing, onnation are avaUable at bon!I hypodennlc markl on ·.
Pe ~&es 0 orgery, Dulaney aircraft and electronic sub-the district office of Sen. Den-both arms. · -theft and conspjracy af<m-• b D bl woocl kin ming from the operation of the Done y unn :i"" ~. pa:,:gln:· :J nis E. Carpenf<r CR·Newport ~~.:..~,!ii fi!t' ~ '"""
World Securities organlzatiorL A! .:I_ Sets Pat Dwm gets things done. rtln Beach) at 3912 Campus Drive Y -·· wu They are two of seven U.W Throw her your challenge so g. or call 557-3200. ' allergic to Demerol and had
d"'·--•-·•-indi'cted by the and how b hand! t In Pei.rs said penons with A 1. ti ~ be • never attempted to obtain any euwwwi see s e ea i small busineas management . PP ic~ ons mu.... sur.r narcoUc from the hospital
Grand Jury after an in-Sh • Talk Sunday's "At Your Service" experience u well as those m1tted to the Slate Scholarship State of California lawyers
vestigatlm oparked by the rr.ne column. tth peclll k"ll . ORANGE-A·speclal vehicle complainb of investors in the w s c s 1 s are being and Loan Commission by Nov. said after the ruling that they
known u a "Jimmy" will be --'••ti The . '=========::::!._'.:'°':'.'.ugh~l:..'.l':'.'.or:._:th'.'.e:.!pr!'.'..'."ogr~am'.'..:._ _ _:2~0:_. --------~w~ill~a~ppe~~al~the~ju~r;~ve~rdlct~·~·-purcbased with county Fish 0·•--on. investigation TUSTIN -Joe Ryckert,,
and Game Commisslon funds ~as inten.sified when it was community service represer>-
b learned November 1969 that tatlve for the Sou t he r n for use y lbe Veterinary L.. la Health Divis.ion of the Orange tLn: Du neys were ~ving in ·California Gas Company, will
Co H Ith . Munich, West Germany. address Orange County Shrine unty ea Department 1n
the removal of sick, injured The Dulaneys claim in the Club members at a noon
and dead marine manunals. · second civil action filed since hmcheon Friday.
From September 5th through Seplember
151!\ we'll have fresh roosted peonuts piled
pnxtiallly sky high in oll our Z1 offiais.
If you're an overage Squir\el, come in crrywey.
Besides all those nuts, we olso have Umpteen Ways
to Save, special Squirrel displays, and a few extra
surprises.
County .. ~ have their arrest and the .. u1ng of "The Flame·That Came out B•c••• backed a recommendation of • trial date that the Kruse of the old" will be his ............. ,.,,, .. I. hcttf'. m w, '"" St .. No. Tal, y -·--· to tak .,._...
So stop by. Find out obout the Squirrels dub-
cu nutty,_ savings dub for kids' under 13-<md
.,jO'fyanelf.
P.S. Feel free to bring yourfrill)Cfs 1oo.
Cil..BDll.E FBEH. 5mlNiS cos•• Mtu. °''' of c1ett11. Septwmbtl" '· the health department and the compan . pron~ e ~c. 1be luncheon will be ~k~~~;"':::':.rt::'~; comm~on that $4,000 to overtbeirorgan.IJationandre-_ · at -~Rt~~tn
11o1t1 of Cot*• MKll. Strvltts, T~r. 2 $4,500 in fish and game funds lain the Dulaneys in sales· 'Ti.lit.in. · · -... -~M. Btn ·~•r Cti.ll'f, wOh In-be used to -·-•··• the · new -'lions within the new v_._ ..... _ • ei...:.--and M ,.. ummlltlf. F•lrtwiVll'I Mtmort.t l'•rk. a.ti .,..._.........., I"""' su.uaii:: ...... ~. a Son I
lra.dw•v M<lf'mrv. 01r1Ktcn. vehicle for use on l h·e company. need.Ing·-. transport.a.lion may o~·•td 01s1. ""' 5~.15J 2111 v.11..r "..., coastline-A~Wll~·t1ng~~lri~·~al~ls~~·~f1;.2~~C"all~·~~~~o~q~·o~. ;;;;;;;· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Cos!• Mesa. O.tt 01 dNth, ~btl" 11 ••• ~=-=:::--:=-=-===-=-=-=:-Tm . Strvlcn ptfldfflll •f Bell Bf'OHW9Y
Mortuary. MAllCHBANK
Wel1er R. Merthbank. 13211 N. Kl119
Sire-!. S.nl• Alie. o.i. al dttth, Sep. ttmcer t , 1m . survlV«I b'( 1N...nt1. Mr.
ltnd Mn.. Wel!tt' M•r.::hballk. Cotti ,.,.._l ...,, H•rley S. M1rd\Nnk. S.nl• An1;
M~ ·~. El1ln1 Fax. R.OMry, T\ltldl'f,
Ser.!cmber 11, ltll Br'HChA'/' °"'*· f vn· ·.-1 HN!cf, Weclnudly, t PM. 81111
lra<dway CIWl1)91. lnt.rn'lenl, HO I 'I' k -··,,er Cemetery. Bt ll llf'Oldw1y
Mor .v1rv. Olrtel«t. P,t.lMlll
N.trllytl C. P•lmtt'. 1116 L-•rd Uflf, Ne•: ;irt Be•ch. o.a of dHlh. Septtml*
t , 1971. Survl\lt'd tw h4.llblnd.. Wllllam I .
P;:' :er; .ms. R•llM!I W. and Mllfflftf A..
P almtr, tll of !hi "'°"": 4-ugllt.r, Mrt. Ric Jn:I p, CP11fl ) Thom~, lrv1M;
mplher, Mn.. Thy.a I. 0.¥1.i llffipf•tfltf,
f:l 1-Davls, bOlfl of S.n /Mreo.1 ll1tw, Mri. Fr•nkly11 tArnl•ll Elt.1, S.11
Ra!MI; tlt'OIMr./n..t1w. Aldl!I C. Palmer.
Gl1nc1.t111 M• MPhlWt and -nltol. Se;vlces, Tunday, 11 AM, Ptcffk VkW
Chaptl. lnltrmtnt, '°ldfk"~kw Noemar1'1
Pork. F1mlly 111ggesl1 ~l•I con.
tTlbutlOl'IS be mldt to t1w Amtrk•n
C•<1<tr Socl1ty or thl Cl>urdl ol !heir choke. P.clllc Viff Martuary, Dl...cton.
WESTCLIFF MORTUARY
ARBUCKLE & SON
4%1 E. 17th SL, Costa Mesa
KMl!S • BALTZ BERGERON
FUNERAL HOME
Corona del Mar 17MGI
Costa Meaa HI-MU • BELL l\ROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway, COl&a Men. u Miii • McCORMICK LAGUNA
BEACH MORTUARY
1115 Laguna Canyoe R4.
494-$415 • PACIFIC VIEW
lllEMORIAL PARK
Cemetery Mortuary
tbapel
3IOt Pacific View Dme
Newport Beach, Ca!Hornla
144-rltl • PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL rullERAL
HOME
7tel Bol1a Ave.
We1tmlnlter tn.ms • SMITR'S MORTUARY
117 Mala St.
Htlllllnl!ton lltldl
Plll!t
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fabric. MAYTAG
Matic Washer
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More than a washer & drver. •• it's a fabric care csntsr!
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UDIO DISPATCHD l'ACTOIY AUTHOllZlll ~7
__ e . Federal is havi11a
/-:-'. ··~ a nutty celebration.
COSTA MESA BRA.NCH/2300 Harbor Boulevard
(Harbor Center)
NEWPO.RT BEACH BRANCH/500 Newport Center Drive
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FLAGSHIP THE FLEET -The all·ne11.. Chevrolet Monie Corio ls among
the most changed of all seven Chevrolet car lilies Jn 1973.
In High Gear
Ghevrolet's Of~ei1ng Plenty
Of Choices in '73 Car Line
By CARL CARSTENSEN
Of fllt Dlll't ~lltf Stilt
. Chevrolet Is offering a com·
plete\y n e w Intermediate
OJevelle line for 1973 as well
as a new Monte !Carlo and a
restyled llne.ol pickup trucks.
The '73 Cltemlets, ieaturlnJ
seven car seriee, have a
.d.ivenifled choice of atyllng for
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ the new model )'<al'. Dlvblon
officials call it ••fbe greatest
choices of styfln(. selection In
our 62-year -tiiif.Oij."
~Jcancl'l.ilb.
Flnr Custom TRilorln1
W.-cltff, ..... 11Jl I,.,._ Aw. ... .,., ...... c:.11,......
PHONlt '41·1112
CJllMIOLET BROU: Its
all time pas! Siles rocord In
the model yesr Juli ended.
New sales · record5 w e r e
eslabllshed !or the Corvette,
Monte Carlo', caprice, Nova,
_, and the Vega.
F. James McDonald, newly
appointed division g e n e r a I
manager, say1, "the ' 1 S
modeJJ art 1ubetantlally Im-
proved In roadablllty, comfort
and styling."
"In .addition," McDohald ad-
ded, "our de41Jer1 1 are lm-dertaklng an all new service
program, ~ltd S er v I e e
supremacy, which should
result In a giant step toward
better service.
"Iii1proved product and Im---Denture Invention
FerP11•l•-''U ..... " Ind ''l.ewen"
Tbe oarut tJI ina to ha•ins your am teeth ii po11ibla now with a
pluUc cram clilcovay thlt actu-
ally holds botb "upper•" aod
aoiawera" aa never be:l'.ore pollible.
Jl'• • dilcotu7c:al1ed FttCOll,..,.
for daUy hNM Ute (U.S. Pat. 13,003,981) and. lt h11 ,. .. au:.
tloni&ed denture •etriaJ. Fu:OODfT
meet the 3lf),OOO panthef:'* •••
PANJIBRA
by deTomuo •.. imported tor U~1.-1eorcury. Italian
coachwork created by the brllllant Ghia StudfOI ol TUrln.
Ford dtslgned the ~1 CID 4V v.a engine. Four whffl ln-de~nent tuiperu:lon and mid-ship en&ine placement nve
opoed 1ear box. !lllly 1ynchronlud •.•
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Mey be used on 1nv1lop11 11 return e·cldtMI
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91oi1 •n<I m1y be ••M for m•mflg hOMo
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9umm1d p1pw.
iiroved service added to the
momentum built ln the past
year should guarantee a super
year for Chevrolet in 1973," he
concluded.
'11le .new Chevrolet
passenger car• and tn.Jcks are
scheduled !or p u b 11 c Jn.
troductlliii on Septem0er·21. ·
AIL TOLD, Chevrolet will
offer 47 .peWnger car models
lo "13, eight more than In the
pttVlous year.
The new Monte Carlo ••• a
candidate for Car-of-the-Year
honon . . . h a 1 improved
ha,ndllngand road a bl Ii ty
characteriatics.
From lta-new impact resis·
,lant bumper and new rooOine
to ita sculptured taillighta:, the
Monte Carlo bas redesigned
Jnieriors, instrument panel
and. steering wheel.
-Allo new ii an acoustically-:
engjneered double-panel roof
while a power-operated all·
metal sliding roof ii optional.
Another feature ia a new 22--
gallon fuel tank.
THE PlJLL.SIZE standard
Chevrolet . . . the industry's
top selling car • • offers a
new luxury series ... the top-
of.f.he..tme Caprice Classic.
The Clll!ic sports a con.
vertlble model for the first
ti~e . along with two and four·
door hardtop• and a lour.<Joor
sedan. .
Also offered are two and
three-seat Capr\ce E s t a t e
wagons which have a US.inch
wheelbaae and Glide-Away
tailgate.
New station wagon names In
11173 are keyed lo comparable
Cllevrolet aeries. Thus the
'fonner Kln(lwood becomes the
Impala wagon and the Be1 Air
replaces the former
Brookwood station wagon In
the Chevrolet lineup.
Both Nova and Camaro have
new model entriu in 1973.
111E NOVA hatchback
coupe featurv a lift--away
deck and di-feet of flat floor.
Utlllty Is the hallmark of this
amall·family car either for in-
town shopping or for country
crulslng or camping. The new
member of the Qtmaro family
ls the Clmaro Type LT.coupe,
a luxury touring ~ which
hu a t~st!power, Turbo-
Fire 350 cubic Inch engine.
Chevelle for 19TS ts offered
Jn threa ...-tes ... top.ol-the-
Une IUXUl')' Laguna, popular
Malibu and a new base deluxe
model.
In edditkln, the SS option is
available on Malibu Colonnade
hardtop coupes and MaUbu
statk>n wagons.
WHEELBASES FOR the
Cbevelle Include 112·1nch for
couples and llS.inch I o r
sedans.
At the same time, new
namet adorn Olevelle'a wagon
line-up Including the Laguna
Eatate Ind Laguna; Malibu Es-
tate and Malibu; and Delu.ie.
Can Mafia
Improve
TopEXecs?
PALO ALTO (AP) -Top
aecutlves ml&hl lll)prove the
way they nm major corpora-
tionl by lludylng the Inner
worklnga of the Mafia, a
management expert say1.
A. J. Tuca, _maneaer of oor-
ponte manpowtt development
fer Control Data Carp., Min-
neapolis, Minn., aald that one
·reason the Malla baa aurvtved
for eeven centuries 11 Its:
unique organization.
WHILE LARGE American
corporations 11.1ch as IBM and
Control Data have put In up to
10 le.vets c:A management u
they've grown, Tasca said the
Mafia has stuck with only
three or four Jevelt.
He e%plalned ~that by the
time a decision filters through
10 management levels, "the
information is so massaged
that you qU"estion It."
On the other hand, he said,
ii it g.., through only three or
four Jevels there's much less
chance for error.
Tasca, 34, ·Who wU born in
Sicily and has studied the
Mafia all his life, spoke at a
one-day conference h e r e
sponsored by the Ceflter !or
Oraganization and Manpower
Development, part of the
~l Of Business a t
California State University,
San Jose.
"AMERICAN corporations
tend to become happy with
themselves as they get bigger
• • • and sometimes end up
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has a minimum of
bwreaucraei1 and
a fast reaction to
changing condi-
tions ••• They ap-
pear al..,ayi to
lie growing a n d
changing." ,
pushing products that were
out of style five years ago," he
said.
To the cootrary, the Mafia
"has i minimum of
bureaucracy and a fast reac-
tion to cbaDtnl condlti&s ...
They appe8r always to be
growing and changlng."
In private business, Tasca
said, there ii "a lot or
nepotism and favoritism," and
a Jot of interaction between
top exectitlves and employes.
He said this often leads to
decisions being made on the
basis or emotion n o t
perfonnance.
BUT .IN THE . Mafia , the
boss does not fraternize withJ
his empk>yes -just with
othe< bosses -and his
· deciskms "are much more
businesslike," he said. A boss
can get an initial job for a
member of his family, Ta.sea
said, _"but be has to perform
or the organization will do
away with him."
Similarly, he said, large cor·
poratk>Ds olten end up with
"inept and uninspiring"
leaders -or leaders who have
alcoholic or mental health
problems and stay on the the
job for yeara.
If a problem like this
developed in the M a I l a
hierarchy, Tasca said, the
man probably woold be asked
to leave, forced to leave or
kl.lied . He &aid there is "a
periodic purging of
leaderahip" in the Cosa Nostra
about once a decade.
"We come closer to the cor·
porate excellence model in the
Mafia In tenns of no wastt
and no duplication of effort,"
he sald. BIB'eaucracy crea1'1
'disorganization and they avoid
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TASCA STRESSED that he
doel nol condone the Malla'r
Illegal actlvllles, but he aa1d a
study of Jtl organization Ii
relevant today -pertlc:Ularly
eince corporations are now
moving away lrotn the con·
cept ol a single large organ!·
r.atlon to one of numeroua
smaller unit&. .
.. ,. the last decade." said
Dr. Patrlclt' Williams, head ol
the San Joae Center, "one ol
tho major problem• of hi& cor-
porations. .. hu -the 1acli olcloltnell,ofa-of
1ioloril1ng, ol bavlJ>C a ,.._. ..
OM way they have tried lo
overcome this leellnf o I
allenotloo, Ii. llld, II "tr
llrln« down Iha big .....
i>O'*tlons and ' ma1ot then'
' llJlallet 'f(DIUy' ........
WIUJill8 CAU.ED tho
conleronce, which wu &
tended by ~prlm.vllr law en-
fon>eiritnl oflloerl with a ICal•
terlni ol --"the tint ont I've ever heard of
dealinl with the Mafia from •
Wall Street • • •
Fifteen out of every 100 Americans today own stock.
We couldn't prove it, of course, bu/ it see ins likely
that the percentage is even greatei: here 'in the Or-
pnge Coast area ... and it's growing every day.
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That's why the DAILY PILOT was proud, years ago,
to be the first newspaper
its readers "today's final
in Orange County to bring
stocks tuday'1 via Dataspeed
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in every home-delivered
better all the time.
edition
We're still doing it
and ·the service gets
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Wall Street's computers "talk to" computers in the
DAILY PILOT plant every tradi.ng day at the rate of
mqre than 1,000 words per minute. It takes only 12 ' ' .
minutes to move the entire N~w York and American
. ' Stock Exchange reports fro nr the canyons of Wall . . . ' . .
Street to the typesetting machines of the DAILY PILOT
right here on the Orange Cocist
And when technology finds a 1way to beat that speed
record, the DAILY ' PILOT> no doubt, will be ,among the
fir-st to use it to bring readers "todats action today."
When it comes to financial 'news, 'Jhe one that means
business is the
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Mn.. Dor!J l\lcC!ary,
Cormu. de! Mar, won a
19'/2 PI n to-Jully
load.a 'With groc•riea -rroii J,loblns Ford In
. Coat& Mesa. The deal·
enhli>. eponsored the
dr1wln1 to, celebJ:ale lu a11t annlverury.
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"YOu'll find no sex cliacrimlnation
EVERYONE'S overworked."·
L. M. Boyd,
Drunk Rats Have
-More 0 -ffspring--
II should be not~ that hair grows lute In tha mom-
Jng than at any other tlme of day. ,
SO IN what U.S. town, pray, do you figure taoos now
sett best? Who'd have thought Jl? Milwaultee claims that
distinction.
WAS NONE otbtt thao Baird leoaard who ·said, "No
husband who 1Ieeps with his mouth open can be clal.'lifled
11 grade A."
A GERMAN geneticist divided nllDl<n>lll male ·rata
. Into two groupo. To one group be fed
alcohol, to the other plain water. Then
he put said males lAto separate cages
wlth their respectl\lt 'Wive1. 'l'he water
group pl'Ddliced 100 female baby rata
and llO mile baby rata. The alcohol
~P produced 100 female baby rsta
but 120 male babY. r1ts. 'n!IJ man of
s c I e n c e concluded hlere.:trom that
drinking fellows are more.apt tO father
; · boys than glrta. Pleale ool<, also, the
IOber ratS In thta experiment ooly turned Oil! J801'ffll])ring
while the Inebriated rata produced 220.
QUERY...q. "Among plastic 111rglcal -llllDM. which
are commoner, the nose jobs or the b~ 'implants?''
A. The nose Jobi oulnumbef the brWl-lm!liJanta.,Jlut
facellfta outnumber both. And the trlmmliig dowli of boggy
eyelids 11 commonest of au. ·· · • ....... • ,
Q. "WHY Is that breed of -1e) ~ l •'sprtnier'!~
A. To bird hunters of old, "IPMnJ' wed to bf IYD!'!'I·
mous with "fluab. ''
YOU CAN'T judge whelhOr. man ls a/good husband
until aft.tr at least .e:ix ye1rs of marrlqe., ~ was old
Ed Durling'• ctaim. A good wil•, on the <Other band, can
prove herself in about two years, he bllleved. Our Love-
and War man concurs. · ..
GIJIUi -It's an astonWtlng my"9 to IDme world
travelera, I'm told, lhai one of the ijlot todescrlblbly
beautlful placea to Jive in the world, New ·Zealand, ls 90
underpoP,Ulated. Britl!h newspapers cootlnue to print the
announcement periodically that New 7.ealand desperately
needs '6,000 unmarried girls.
WHAT'S the No. I hobby now? Photocrapby IJ ,,..
quently "' described by the boys who tally up such 'l''i.
ters. But they count everybody wbo OWDI any tort of little
old camera. It's not right. No. 2 usually is listed as ccln
collecUng. It's not rtght, either. In thJs category, the tally
b'.lys include everybody who's got a plggybank. Actually,
the No. 1 h'.lbby today hereabouts iJ said to be the raising
of tropical fish. ' WHY the air bubbl., don't an wind up at the top ol
·Swiss cheese is easy to explain. The Swiss tum thelr cur.
ing cheeses at least twice a week. So the holes in the sliceJ
will come out uniformly. Or almost.
Addres1 mail to L. M. Bo¢, P.O. Bo:i J375, Ne~
port Beach, Calif. 92660.
LSD Now Detectable
centrati0fl8 of LSD In body
fluids," the Bureau of
Narcotks and Dan I er OU s
Dru&• said.
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Government narcotics officials
says sclentlsts have found a
way to detect LSD in huma n
blood and urine so doctor1
may help treat patients sur-
fering from the drug.
1 'Un ti1 th is major
breakthrough, there has betn
no analytical method sensitive
e"'OUPh to measure the con-
But acJentJs t s at
collaborative Research Inc.,
Wal\h8m, Mass, developed a
way not only to detect LSI> 1n
small amounti af body fluid
but also to measure ae-
"1r&tely how much is pttSeDI,
the bu reau said.
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Want Ads
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atr tOCne free "" Siatnne ktttrns, L wetkl old. 2 are
whl ... 1 It calico.
e UKE A ni.J.iOND • lhlt
·a; o~ Slarf\rt lhloea.
Jt'a a 2 doOr ·hardtop, all
PG'**_, ~ • ...,., aJ>C! b•·
ft', lttNO and • tach-
ometer. lt'a .bt acellmt
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• HUM .\LONG on this '6.'I lli>ndl. 305. 11'1 In good
condttica 'Ind hu had a --1'JI.
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l•bolo. Also .. ry h•nOlr •• ;.lootlfiuije. ,
l1bol1 for -'!lot' PtrioMI it-1uch 11'
.books, ,..,.,,,,, p'otiw. ~ L.bel1 1tlck ..,
tlus attd ••"i be "'~ .~~ 1ttarld19 ~· Clnn•!,!~ lf9MS. Al ""11 l't l!'lofM
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, SUzaone Stanwood, a Fountain Valley
-molliii Iii two, i. trafiied u a "ipeech
pathologist.
Mary Moateller i. a lonner leachet
• active in the Huntington B &• c b
Asslltance League.
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Speech Cenl<r, operated by t h a
Aalstance League at ~1 ·walnut Ave.,
' Huntington Beach -and a concern tor
youngsters with commwtlcatkm p~
~mt.I
Since 1918, the cenl<r bu worked with
niont than !JO children from pre.cbool
• 1ihrougb high school with a variety of ' · ._. compnuticaUon problems. ,
-~ . A1'a>nlili'g lo Mrs. Mossl<ller, an
average of 21 to~ children per week get
1eteening or tperapy at the center. Hours ·.
• . are t a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuesday1 and
• Fridays and noon to ·4 p.m. on Wed-
nesdays. •
Children living In the Hunilnglon· Beach
"' Union High Scllool DiStrict are eligibla
for center services, provided their
1.."' parents cannot afford a private cliilic.. '• _, SPEECH PROBLEMS
•Any child. with a,,..peech or tangiiago ' . • · pro~lem is eligible for a free screerung at
,,.,,, the center," ""Mrs. Mossteller explain
"After evaluating · hiJ problem, if the
center can meet hi3 needs, iees can be
adjusted to the parents' ability to pay.1'
" Mrs. Mossteller, chairman of the J!roj-
ect ror AasiStance League, "said that
around 25 children is all the center can '
• Suzanne Stanwood tests
,. handle al pre~t.
"But we'd lo\'e to double our work,"
she explatned. "Our main support comes
... from Thrift Shop sales ·and oti1er ways
---an~ -meaM-projHts.i' ~
Todd Lewis on small ;
audiometer at
the Speech Center operated'
by HB Assistance Leagoe' ------------..-. -·--· -~·-·
The Thrift Shop is located at 223 Main
' · St., Huntington Beach.
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enthusiasm for her work others see In
ect so we want the whole· club to, be ju..
volved," the chairman explained. "Every
member must ser:ve. in the center. dUring her.
the year. Even our Assi.steeos have taken "I love the work we're doing here," she
a gpecial interest in the center." said. "We're working w.ilb children and
VOWNTEERS ~gers that often have no other place
Mrs. Mossteller, In addilion lo other IO'l!O for help.
volunteers spends several hours at the C(»IMUNICATION
«11l<r ea!'h w~ I<> keep things nmning. .'f1emimuolcation u my Jnai\l objecjlw.
.. , criotbly.·• .. ;;-. ' •: " '.: ... ,!ti\ 11·-&et _the' cblfdrezr•to l!l.pr:s5 "· ~ ~ and thtilpf ~ gtV~:lii' 11 .~1.1bemselm. Then 1ater~ ~ _wo~! on
;.. cheerfUI room stoclled Wi~ toy1,11~,,, s~c problems·like articulalion.
" ma!erials and games. wbiie .,VP/!)ti} for ~ The ball·botlr session w!Ut Suzanne ls
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coffee, children with toys. giVeD. guidelines or WOrJiliig With their
· children at home. Sessions are limited to 8 ¥f M hour
once a week but "Suuuine manages to •1:t can't sqcceed unless the child con-
get quite a lot done ·m that time.~:Ws. tin~e, at boriie •with .,.hat I've worked
Mossleller added. "She really· com· with," Suzanne explained. "l only have
municates with .the children, really Utf,!n for ball an hour. The child Is in tbe
brlnp lbeID out. 'Arul that ls ball tbe bat· bom& all week."
Ue." slie added that one of the best facets of
SUzanne Stanwood shows tbe same
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• end other youn9tfer1 with
leeg'uer· Mery K•nopeaelc,
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his parents ta. .discuss his progress and
any Problems that arise •.
the league.
ASSISTANCE
••1 couldn't do it without them. They
b&Qdla all of the ~'l!ing, serve.collce,
to tbti mothers, pli'jl' wlUt tbe children
and afe. j .. """"~ • . , .,,o·r 'L
"TheY W.41 .~. of time lo the
cenl<r so .tj,at my'liJile. s deyoted to the
children.-1.lleel-the-work we're ck>ing is
fantastic." . . . '
If the center cannot deal with a child's
specific pr:qblems, he is referred to other
groups or ageqcies which may be able to
help.
''But we help whenever we can," Mrs.
MosSteller said, "becallle 'we'd rather
help tbe cbildren·tbaii ~ve tbe money."
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·By Rlch1rd KooKlor
Cosing
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Playing with toys
and games is
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Detective
Curtails
Priv~cy
DEAR ANN LANDERS ' I'm a J+year-
()ld career girl -normal (I think) and
happy. I became acquainted at work with
what'seemed to be a nice young woman.
.-----{,, we became better friends, she con·
fided that frequentl y she drives around
at night checking driveways, garages and
parking lots by hotels and motels looking
for cars that belong to friends, relatives.
public onictals and so on. She llas a
notebook filled with license plate num·
bers and other identifying features.
When I asked why she does this. she
replied. "It started out as sociological
research, but now irs a hobby!"
Last night I became aware of her driv-
ing by my house. It was nearly micf..
night. Thls made me angry. Needless to
say, r no longer want her as a friend.
Should I tell her lo knock ii off or should
--" ~< -..s ., ...
t keep quiet? Is she breaking the Jaw?
Please advise.·-SPIED ON
DEAR S.O.: No Jaw 11 being broten H
long as site doesn't harass IQ,)'One. But a
penon wbo would apy on friend.a and
relatlvts 11 a ltobby ls off her rocker.
Say notllllg. Sucb kooks are an.
predictable. Keep quiet ud cool the
frlendsbip.
DEAR ANN LANDEIIS: Since I'm
IW'O ,.. lllYe ...... donl • laundry in
1 JOlll' whole ·llfe I'm nO! IW'pl'lstd tbal
'+u;mir answer ~to ••Missourf-Mule wu
superficial and inadequate. Hear this -
from someone-who-ts-an-authority on
dirty clothe• .
When my husband told me to wash six:
loads in one day rather than one load a
day, all week Jong, l gave him the
answer~ sugg~ted : "You run your o(.
!ice and let me run the house.''
He said, "Don't confuse me with facts.
My mind b made up. It's cheaper to run
the machine for several hours one day a
week than to run it one hour a day, ai:&:
days a week."
We went round and round about this
silly tb1ng unlll I discovered that his r..i
complalnl wu the whirling and grinding
and sloshing which he hated. So, rather
than fight, I said, 0 Yet dear, )'Ol.l'J'I
right," and f do as I please. -DUMB
LIKE A FOX
DEAR FOXY: Flnt, let me dl1abuse
)'OU of tbe aotioa that I've never clone •
laundry la my Ille. My waab was Ute
wbJteR oa Valmont Anaoe la Eaa
Oalre, Wll. -lbe envy of the
nelgbbort.ood, If you'll pardon the im-
modesty,
At for your 10latlon (ny, "Yes,
Dear," and tbea do 11 you please) it's
the oldest one in tbe world. How come It
&ook yoa so Ion& to figure Jt out?
DEAR ANN : I was manied to a
handsome man wllh a proml!iing future.
I learned to my horror lhat he was a
secret drinker. It was agony to watch
bhn deteriorate before my eyes .
• He lied, cheated, Jost jobs, ruined
friendships and alienated his family
because of hls drinking. Flnally, he was
killed in a car accidenl
Now, two years later, I am married to
another wonderful man woo enjo)'! a few
cocktalla on weekends. He ii not a ~
lem drinker but I go to pieces wblnevu
be takes even one drink. We've bad IODle
arguments over It and I know I'm not
being fair to him. How can I C<lllql1U tbio
fear before'I drive him away? -R.C.
.DEAR R.C.: nJs 11 ta& m.c• lo lludle
alone. Aa uderataoill111 d....,.... wllo
wW Ustta tt filD verbalbe yow fean cu
be lmmt.,.ly llelpful. Gtl 11108(.
Don1 get bumoct by a "line" tbat'11oo
hot lo hiiiille. Play It cool wllb Alll
Landers guide lo "Necking and PetU.,.
-What Aro tho Llmlll!" Send Your ,...
quest lo Ann Linden In care of tho DAI>
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FATHER COUGHLIN IS ST. JOHN'S OWN 'MUSIC MAN'
~ Br-.IO-ot.80N --·-duJina lht tum-• .. DIMr' "*' ,... mer, then lnc:reuecf to four •
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-81 SI. Joho Ibo 11a••• lhll yCMJ can find boys who ..-wW wort bard now," the soft.
C.lbollc ClJurch In c..ta spoken priest aald.
M..., bocaUIO be nqlecll bis Their bard work paid off
priestly duties OMO In a Wblle. with two tripo to Europe. Tbe
In fact, be II encouraged by On1 wu a l&<lay swing
Ibo Rev. Anlboey McGowan to lhroogb '!ustria and the next wu a trip lo C.rmany and overlook ..,.. of bis lndJ. Italy with a brief foray inlo
Ilona! uaignmenll to devote Allltrla.
hlmaelf lo his . barberlbop Father Coughlin came to St.
chorus for boy1. John'• in March and bas
The Rev. Richard Coughlin, started a barbershop chorus
a Boolonlan who llltll apeat1 tben! !or boys ~f the same age . boping lo !rain the second With • blVlld Ea>tern accent, group well enough lo replace
xtarled cllrectlni • boy1' choir the f1r1t, wblch is slowly
at St. Anlboey.Claret.Calbollc disbanding as the boys grow
Church in ,Anaheim several older or move away.
yean ago but found tt NO GAP
unwieldy bocauae of Ill olae. Why is a barbershop cborua
He rem e m be red "\be an important ministry for a
barbershop quartets at St. priest?
John's Seminary in Brighton, Father Coughlin explained: "It's knocking down the
a suburb of Bos:ton, and decid· whole concept of a generation
ed that s.rnaller groups of boy1 gap. The boys have appealed
with a barbershop approacll, to senior ciU:r.ens most of all.
might give better results. Jt bu done so much to
CLOSE HARMONY , establish communication."
Pensively he a d d e d , "It was very diacou.ragiog at
fint," be said. "The harmony
ii close and the arrangements
are hard. The boys were
faithful though. ti •
ReliearaaJa for the 10 lo a.
yellNlld boys loot place three
"SomeUmes I wonder what
my real objectives are. It is a
real opportunity to spread
yourselves out and do good,
though."
Waal>loiloCo D.C., wlllcb ....W
Include lhe Coats M u a
alngen.
The prtest'• one regret Is
that be doe.t Id play Iha
piano. Having a re1utar
pianist, he uplalned, would
mate ear lralninl much
easier for tbe boys aDd would
be much more effective than
lhe pilch pipe he now .....
HI! main mu1tc1I ex·
perience waa gained at st;
John'• seminary, st D g ID'
under the directlon of a noi.d
choirmaster who wa1 trained
at the Sistine Chapel.
"Barbershop singing came
infonnaUy to the seminary,"
he added. "1 could almoot ba
sure there ls a barbenhop
quartet there now ."
Tbe priest speaks of his twn
cboNSel wilb almost a note of
awe in hi! voice.
DENOMINAnONS
"I dreom that lhis ii only
the beginning. It /'" brought
me into places where I would
never have gained accea. Not
many people can bold up a
barrier to youth. We1v1 Ming
for Masons, Q u a k e rs.
Lutherans and just about
every Protestant denomlna·
tion.
"The bejfinning has been
made. There is so much we
have teamed. There is an op-
portunity to do m a n 1
fascinating things.
Sum.mer Vacations End for Club Women
The European trips offered
the Anaheim youths many
unusual experiences, such as
meeting with the Vienna Choir
Boys, singing at an . in-
ternational music festival wilb
a large teenage audience,
staying for two days high in
"It is a very real chance for
youngsters lo do a real tlJing
-doing good. 1bey are not
just being kept occupied. They
can bring happiness to others.
"lt is a temptation lo
become more involved. 1 have
to put the reigns on it." The event will take place at LB Gardeners also will dilcu&s a project for
10:30 a.m., Sept. II and will be the children'• wing in the new Affiliates of the Laguna highlighted bv a musical pro-Laguna Beach Garden Club library ' members will tow-t h e · "ach Art Mueewn w 111 gram presen~ by ~aria and:.l't r.uibe.raon J~~ ~~,,..iJJ ....
weloome new-membe ... 4fld-l!o<1A110 Martino.-~-Bir Air 'TlleSiliy~-~f.Jlr.··-i, SC Juniors
install officers durtng a 2 p.m. , Buses will lea~~· from. ~· Huntington Beach Juniors
tea Monday, Sept. II, in the Toe.tm11treues festival grounda at 9 a.m. will be gueais of Soulh Coast
borne 9f Mr1. H. W. Bruggere. Juniors of Fountain Valley
Mra. John Padach will ac-N • w Port Harbor Altrusens during lhe first fall meeting
cept the 1avel. Toastmistresaea will gather at District 11 e :rte n •lo n slated for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aflillatea will begin their 11 :30 a.m. Monday, Sept. II, Sept. 19, in the Fountain for a lunci-meeUng in the chairman, Louise Salisbury
Art Affiliates Home Ee
Orange District Qf t h e
California Home Economics
Association will meet at 6. p.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 19 at the Olive
Tree Buffet, Fullerton.
Alumnae
Past president! will be
honored during the opening
Cunningham, MiS$iOO Viejo.
HB Juniors
For the second year Hllflt-
ington Beach Juniors will pre--
sent Polly and Pete in safety
puppet shows for students in
Hunlingtan Beach, Ocean View
and Fountain Valley school
districts. ·
the Swiss Alps and singing for
the Pope.
They also went to the head-
quarters o( the Franciscan
priests in Italy and learned
the ~ of the order which
founde<I the ca !'if 0 r n i a
missions. "This made a big
impression on me and the
boy~,·· Father Coughlin said.
EASfERN TRIP
He has hopes for a trip to
Meanwhile , Father Coughlin
and his boys will continua
singlrig for pizza' p a r I o r 1.
service club!, church groups
and wherever else they are in-
vited.
... In their red and white
striped shirts, straw hats and
blue pants, they add a lot or
color to any parish.
11th year u an auxiliary Marquia restaurant. Mr 1 . will speak during the dinner Valley Community Center.
YOluo-a D d fund-raising M I """ f the Lagu a Beach · snup. Meeting• are eonducted ar an Olcutt of the Las Olu ~~ .. Oub planned. for 7:30 Irvine Women meeting of~ Alumnae,1 _____________ -:----------------to take place at 6:J'.t p.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 19, in the on the tblrd Monday of each club will conduct a workahop In antict-•t.-of ••-~ Oct.
th In on parliamentary procedure. p.m. Tuesday, Sept. lt, in the i--"-1 ....-Republic Savings and Loan
building, Santa Ana. moo the museum when Coast Inn. 17 silent auction, I r v i n e
profealODal art11t1 present I Women will bring sale items
progrl!M and doceDll lecttn-e Counci LB Juniors to 1l>e first fall meeting plan-Mrs. Lyle Dutoit w i I I
demonstrate Hydracal, a pro-= of dry pointing.
on current uhiblta. Mrs. Lucille Francis, who 'Plllul will bt outllned for a ned at a p.m. Tuesday. Sept.
instituted the .home YiaitaUoo Rubella cllnlc ln October when 19, in the C om m u n i t y
service called SOmeone Cana, Laguna Beach JUDlon m<et at CIUbhouae. Monday Club
()peDlq Iha fall ...... wllh
a bullet luncbeoo In lbe
Sheraton Beach Inn will be
memllen of -the -Monday Mominc Club of Huntlnglon
Beieb.
•ill cliscuu tho program d"" 1:30 p.m. Tuelday, Sept. 11, in Harry Lawrence o1 w.,...
ing the Mondly, Sept. 11, the Laguna Federal Slvin11 lmporll, Laguna Bead! will
.meetlnt of Ibo Orange County and Loan bullding. speak on the Rommce ol Art.
Council of Ho!J>ttal Volunteers. After a awrn>el .bun.t din-He will ·just have-returned
-The group will convene It ner, a repreaentaUve from the from a tour of Europe which
9:30 a.m . in the. SeacliU IM, March of Dimes will show a 'Included •tlendlni Ult Olym·
Hlmtlnglon Beach. ftlm on rubella, and members pie oam ...
Viejo Women.
A membership aalad lun-
cheon is planned by the
Rancho Viejo Woman'• Club
at 11:30 a.m. Tue9day, Sept.
19, In lhe borne o' Mn. Vinton
Horoscope: Aries Checking Finances
TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER I 2
By 1YDNEY OMARR
Cancer perl0111 bang on, are
perliltent, eventually stt what
they leek and are capable of
aceumulatlng larie llW1lll of
money. Cancer maku money
with Leo, falll In love with
Scorpio, builds foe 90eurlty
with Libra and should exercise
caution in dealing with Aries.
Natives of Cancer hide things,
dig boles and find secret
places for keeping valuables.
ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19):
Check financial affairs with
mate, partner. Dig deep for
information. A~nt now iJ on
legacies, money connected
with investment.I. Ge.ml.a.I and
Virgo persons figure pr<>
mlnently. Analyze . Put
together puzzle pieces.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
I.Je low. Your judgment, in-
tuilion may be allghtly oif
target. Emphaal1 is on mar-
riage, partnership, I e g a I
agreements. Let others take
Initiative. You gain by quietly
observing and plaMln&. Keep
strategy private.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
Study Taurus mes,,age. Don't
be in too much of a hurry.
Fairview Hospital
Volunteers Needed
Fairview State Hospital has
made a 1pedal appeal for 50
add1Uonal volunteer workers
beginning this m o n t h .
Volunteers work with
Fairvjew restdems who are
mentally r e t a r d ed or
physically handicapped.
Minlmwn voh.mteer age is
14 and there 11 no maximum
age limit. VoJuoteera must be
able to work two mornings or
1fterooons or one tuU day
each week. School a g e
volt.111teers may work after
school or on weekends and
there are evening wlgnments
for those over I&.
A special request I.I being
made for IO mature volunteers
for lhe behavior adjustment
program to be assigned to
work with teachen on an
educatlanal program of crafts,
music, physical educaUon,
pre-reading. math , dancing
and work asslgnm~nts.
Clerical a n d secretarial
workers are needed , also.
Interested persons may con-
tact Mrs. Enid Lathrop, direc-
tor or volunteer 9e'r'Vices, M>
9331
Build alowly. Enaure aecurlty
in area of wort and health.
Avoid estreme1. Deal with
PllcoL Secret eould be reveal-
ed. Be discreet You can learn
and earn.
CANCER (June 21.July 22):
Good lunar aspect now coin-
cides with success through
creative endeavors. Caprltona
could play prominent role.
Drive ahead with your own
style. Emphasize individuality.
Romance is much in picture.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)'
Completion now is key. You
finish project. Plans are
outlined. Blueprint is brought
into focus. Practical efforts
dominate. One who opposed
you in past now could offer to
co-operate. Accept.
VIRGO (Aug. IS-Sept. 22)'
Sbort lrlp Is featured. Vlsttln1
relaUve also ii in picture. Be
lndepeDdent, original. Don't
follow crawd. Stress humor,
versatility. Try varloua pro-
cedures. Be flexible, willln& to
laugh at own foibles .
starter. St re 11 originality.
Higbligbt peraonallty. Trust
your own judgment. Expand
borlzons. Reluse to b e
pigeonholed. A c c e n t e1-
pan!ioo. Your own 1 t y I e
"~tches on. 1'
SAGl'ITARWS (Nov. 22·
Dec. 21): PlaCes cf con-
finement are much in picture.
Some restrictions are
necessary. You can 1aln
t h r o u g h organization, in-
stitution. Check details. Learn
rules before attempting to
break them.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan .
19): Emphasis is on pleasure ,
relief from tensions. Love and
desire are spotlighted. Rela-
tionship! are intensified.
Nothing now is apt to occur
halfway. It ii all or nolhJnt.
expecl&Uy where oppo1lte sex
is concerned.
AQUAIUUS (Jan. JG.Feb.
reciprocate. One born wider
TaUl'\ll helpl Yo<I lo fulfill
basic goal. You're going
places! ·
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
Good lunar aspect now coin-
cides with chance for added
knowledge, travel. You are
able to separate truth from
fiction. Your natural abilities
surge to forefront. Yo u
become yaur own person. You
are happier.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRTHDAY you have fine
sense of humor, are versatile,
expreS!ive and artistic. You
have natural talent in writing
area, can put across ideas and
are a natural critic. Your
1tandards are high -In
Oc)ober you mike cbaDCe
whlcb IU<ls lo recosnitton and
opportunity for mauve ao-
Uvtty and !ravel.
II): Efforts are rewarded. ~-a.,~¥:"':'~ YCMI have feeling of uuata.. • .~ ',h .;;;i;
Uon. Famlly member ez. ~, '111''1 ·---c:ll:l.3"11: preases love. Be receptive -Ji!t"'W.W'4'.0.Y:"il11. •
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct.
22
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DALE DOBSON, MEN'S CHAMP AND DUKE KAHANAMOKU ALL-ROUND SURFER, HEADS INTO PIER PILINGS IN FOAMY WATERS.
Day of Controversy
U.S. Surf Crown
Goes to Dobson
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of t1M o.llY Plltt lllH
Dale Dobaon of San Diego, perrormed a
dllllcult 380-degree turn in the 1tmlflnals
and went on to wln the men'• cham·
pk>nship and sub!equenUy the Duke
Kabanamoku all-round .eurfer award in
lhe 14th annual United States rurflng
champlo111hipa Sunday at Huntlng!on
Be•ch. •
Doblon'1 victory came late ln 1 day
filled with controversy and a near fiat
fight between two competlton for the
seniors championship whose boards
brwihed In the water and they carried
harsh words ashort.
The championships were held on
mediocre aurf for the moat part under
overcut skies before the smallest crowd
ln rtctnt years for the championship
Cin11.!, estimated at 30,000.
A 17·year~ld Corona del M 1 r
schoolgirl, Mary Setterholm, who rides a
bicycle from her home to Huntington
Beach (often twice dally) woo the
women's championship where all com·
petltora are grouped together regardlesa
or age.
Steve and Barri Boehne of Huntington
Beach repeated as mi1ed tandem cham·
pions and Les Williams of Dana Point
won his third straight seniors title.
Donald Takayama of F n c I n I t 1 s
repeated as masters champion as the o~
Jy other succeslfuJ title defender .
fn whit w11 tiJlled as a double lo.!s
elimination before protests by four other
surfer1, managed to survive the extra
competition and to meet in the finals
head-on.
Do~n did a complete tum to cloae out
his semifinal ride end emerged from the
surf early with a broad grin on his face,·
emblematic of victory Jong before the
judges' decl.sion wu rendered.
A tired but happy DobllOD was an
smiles as he accepted his honors at the
awards ceremony following the contest
at a late hour Sunday.
"The board I used today was shaped
especially for this meet at Huntington
Beach," he said .
"But I thought the waves would be big·
ger than they are."
Corky Carroll of Caplstrano, five-time
winner of the all·round surfer award, and
David Nuuhlwa of Huntington Beach, the
men's derending champion, were in-
volved Jn the dilpute early and again late
in the day.
When the earlier dispute was resolved,
C&rroll and Nuuhiwa met in an elimlna·
tion match, head-to-head.
Nuuhiwa was declared the winner and
met Dobeon for the righ~ to face
crawford for the championship.
Mike Cru ick!han.i: of Dana Point won
the boys title and 1.A?nnle Foster of
Newport Beach annexed the juniors (IS.
17) crown.
Instead, when th is one was fini shed,
judges brought Carroll back and Dobaon
wu forced to go in the water agaln on
the beela of his triumph over Nuuhiwa
before facing Crawford in an uphill battle
for the championsb.ip. STEVE AND BARRI BOEHNE REPEATED AS TANDEM CHAMPS.
Dean CJeary of Huntlngton Beach won
a new event, kneeboardJng, to glve the
Orange Coast area six or the eight surf~ ing crowns.
But the conlroveray in the men's event
not. only threw a cloud over the pro-
ceedings ror a spell but caused the day 's
program to be extended far beyond the
time schedule.
Dobaon was forced to take to the water
JO tlme1 on Sunday and to co me from
behind to win the CO\'eted title over
unaeeded Jell Crawford of Cocoa Beach, Jl'l.t . '
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Net Foes Now Respect
Nastase's Gras~ Play
FOREST llILUl, N.V. (AP) -Ru-
manian Davia Cup star Ille Nasta se has
won lhe coveted men's sln1Ies title of
the 1972 Open tennis championship, and
in doing &o has achieved a personal goal
-respect ror his play on grass.
Nastase, seeded rourth in the louma .
mcnt. beat sixth-seeded Arthur Ashe ot
Miami :Hi, &-3, 6-7, 6--4, 6-3, in Sunday's
fin al, a match ve teran players and
spectators ca lled the best fi nal in re·
cent years.
Prior to this year, Nastase was noted
only ror his clay court prowess, but Irr
a three-mon th span , p I a )' er a have
started to resptct his grass game.
In July he was the WJmbledon runner-
up to Stan Smith, in August he took Ute
Eastern Grass Court.a crown. Now 1n
September be baa the U.S. Open l!Ua
and the prestige that comes with It.
The Nutu .. Aabe match 1taned 11°""
ly u each player, 111 trying to feel out
the other, forgot about hit own game.
'Ibey exctwiged bre11k1 Jn the flr1t two
games,. but Albe, who double faulted
stven tbnct Jn the match, bro ke thl'Olqlh
again In the eighth for the ,.L
In the second act It was Nastate'' turn to shine. He broke AJhe In the .....,d
game and held again In the third for
• 3-0 Jud and the winning margin.
'l'be third 1<t brought the crowd lo ils .,.
reet when Ashe took the tie-breaker 5-1
and looked like be had another cham-
pionship. But Nastase . came to life again
in the fourth set, brealdng Ashe at
deuce in the elgth game and allowing
him only one point on service in the
10th.
The (inal set sta rted as the first, but
lhis time it was Ashe who broke Nas.
lase nnd Nastase breaking back. In the
end. it waa Ashe's blazing first serviee
that let hlrn down as Nastase again
broke in the sixth game and took a com·
mandtng ~2 lead by holding in the sev·
en th.
But It wasn"t that easy. tn the flnal
game Nastase was brought to deuce
twice before getting the advantage. Thi
last point wu 1ICOl'ed when • bllater-
lng forehand by A3be ticked the lltt and
trickled over only to have Na.stale catch
It of! balance and drop lt back with the
softest touch.
Ashe summed up hi• play by 11ylng ..
••1 didn't serve worth a damn and r
didn't voli.'Y too well either," but lh the
end he gave the credit to Nastase.
Jn women's doubJu, Francoise Durr
of France and Betty S,tove of the Nelh-
erlands baal Margaret Court of Auatra·
Ila •nd Vlrrlnia Wide of England, s.J, I-'. 6-ol.
•
Player Once
A $70-a-month
Club Goll Pro
AKRON, Ohio (AP) -Gary Player,
once a f1G-a-montb club pro, earned a
coo1 $25,000-a-day over the weekend.
The 36-year-oid PGA champion new
10,000 miles back to his native South
Africa loday with a IS0,000 check for h11
third World Series of Goll UUe Sunday.
His rounds at 71·7l·72-142 beat Jack
Nlcklaua and Lee Trevino by two shot.I.
Nlcklnu1 shot lbe only sub par round ol
the tournnment, a 89, to flnlsh at lff with
Trevino, who had • closing 70. They each
earned lll,llOO.
Fourth plaoa Gay Bttwu plck<d up
1$,000 !or ahootfl!I is.n--1u.
"I made $70 a monlh wbtn I llarted
out 11 • pro hl<k home, aod"it gives you
a better RMe of value11" said Player.
"'l'hlt'I why 1 'don.' believe In
spomort. It inakcl you eoft,0 ·tht litUt
pb)'alcal fttneu fan aa14-
Pioyer then proved 1\1.1 point by run
•Ing tWQ mUea late Sunday around the
deserted 7,llOoyard Fi(Oltooe South
COllrlO. l .
"Don't tdl JID)'One.," .Ae Clutiontd. "lt't
Ute ooly pl..e I can run ID privacy, Y111
lbolld have to -k lor ~JOO get."
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U.S. Cage Loss
.
Syniliolizes
20th Olympics
MUNICH -''They've been trying to
rook the Amulcanl in the Olympics and
they've finally done it!" United States
basketball star Kevln Joyce filmed.
Wlletber the .,.....i "rooked" Is euctly
proper Is up for grabl -1bollt u much,
it seems u tbe we-won, they-won
basketball 1ame against the Soviet Union
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MUNICH
1972
which, aa far as the United Slates is con-
cerned, will IOll\ebow aymboliu tbele
:ztlth Summer Games.
Tecbnlcally, although the Russians bad
alreldy bttn •warded the (Old medal,
the outcome of the basketball game -
which we won 50-49, then they won 51-50
-was .UU. In doubt this morning u the
Intematloaal Olympic C o m m i t' t e e
rtveiewed a U.S. protest, only hours
beCbre the closing ceremonies com-
menced. •
The U.S. Joss of the basketball game -
the flnt in a oontests since thfl
American-b:>rn sport was introduced to
the Olympics in the 1936 Berlin Games-
wali'd_he ultimate blow to the U.S. spirit
whiCDbad taken a roller coaster ride
since these Games began here Aug. 26.
There were, of ~. moments of m.
credible elation. The magnificent Mark:
Spitz with bis 1&ven gold medals led tbe
way al America's aquaklct. dominated
the swimming.
And there was Sunday's final track·
and-field competition, when Larry Black,
Robert Taylor, Gerald Tinker and F.ddie
Hart blued America to victory in the
400-meter relays and when Frank
Shorter, a Munich-born Yale graduate,
becarM the tint U.S. winner of the
marathon in 64 years.
But as the thoughts or glory fade away,
names lite Rick DeMont, Vince Matt·
beWI and Wayne Collett will linger along
with other distasteful memories.
It was DeMont, a JI-year-old swimmer
from San Rafael, Calif.. who toot a
medication containing Ephedrine to COJ:rl·
bat hUi uthma -and wu deprived or
the gold medal he'd won in the 400-meter
freestyle because U.S. team officials
neglected to telr him to change medica·
!tom lince Ephedrine WU banned by the
JOC.
It WU Matthews and Collett, IOid and
ailver medaliata in the 400-meter dasb,
wbo breacbed Olympic decorum on the
victory ltlnd, chatting and reluing dur-
ing the playing of the national anthem,
an action which brought out the wrath of
Four Medals Won
the IOC. which barred them from the
rest of the Games -and illll kayoed
Amerlca 's enfty in the 11800-meter
relays.
There were lesser cootroveniea, too.
Some, particularly U.S. bolin& coach
Bobby Lewis, felt America'a poor show·
ing ill the ring -just one gold (by light.
welterweight Ray Se.ales) and three
bronzes -was the result of judges who
voted not on whS:t they saw but on how
their politics ran.
And when Hart and Rey Robinson
showed up too late for their qualifying
heats in the 100-meter dash, some felt it
was the result not of incomr,tence on the
part of U.S. track offJcla s but of non..
cooperation and ocbedule miJhandllng by
Olythplc organizen.
But it all ends up u one rather large
moot point. Whit atands out, among
other tblnga, Is that, after Sunday'• com-
petition, the medals race went to the
Soviet Union, with a total of 99, includhlg
50 golds. The United States came in sec.
ond with 33 golds, 30 silvers and 30
bronzes for 93 medals. East Germany
was nu:t with 66 medals, 20 or them gold.
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Coast Area Ath.letes
Stand Out at Olympics
MUNICH -While the United States
team wu taklns the pipe durina com.
petitions o! the past 16 da)'>, Orange c.oast area athletes stood out, bringing
home a 1old, two silvers and a bronze
medal from the XXth Olympic Games.
' And there were two more near misses
for medals with HwitiDBton Beach's Jim
Seymcur fourth ill the fmals of the 400-
meter bun!les, missing a bron:e award
by .U secmcls. Abo, Fountain Valley's
Shirley Babalboff WU fourth bl the 400-
meter frt<Style, !ollina .58 !eCOlldl lhort
of• bronze.
Our aret Olympians are to be ap-
plauded for the grand job they did here
and for hav.ln& made the team in the first place.
Mial Babalhof!, still too )'Olllll to date
boys, came of. age in the water as hu
spunky 11pirit and abiilty brought her a
gold and two 1llver ll1<!dals.
Site broke the world record In the 200
freestyle, yet !iniolied l8<0lld to the ....,.1
Shane Gould o! Australia. Miii BabaJbo!f
broke the Olympic rocord In the 100 free,
medalist Russia and then defeated Italy
to cllrich the bronze medal.
OUr other area representatives -San
Clemente's Patty Johnson, Huntington
Beach's Clay Evans plwi the Newport
trio of Kim Atne .. y, Andy Weigand and
Tom McKiblton did their best, too, and
that's all you can uk from anyone.
Of the tvtllls involving are a
performers, I thought the most e1citing
were the 400-meter hurdles final and the
400 freestyle relay.
Miss Babshoff'1 effort that last 50
meters was a bipte shot of excitement.
WHITE
WASH
beat MlsJ Gould but hid to 1&tile for But the topper In my book bad to be
second behind U.S. temunate Sandra Seymour ••• probablY because he wu
Neilson. the SUY wbo made fools of the aparta by
And then Shirley put on that conllmlally beating people be wam't 1111>-
memorabie drive in the 4(11).meter roiay Pofed lo defeat, by maJdng finlil he
to overhaul the E11t Genn1111 and give w1an't 111pposed to be good enough for
the United Stites 1 gold medal and -Id and ' by being 1n Oiy:npian, which al!O .
record. wam't 111pposed to happen.
Not bad for • 15-y .. r-old. Even alter makq the Ol)'ll'.pic team
Thi U.S. w1ter polo !Mm •ilo atood forr -.perto fOYa him 1 dwJco al being
ou4 picking <fl the lint Olym~ ~ • flnallJt here. Yet be overume Id-
ler the U.& Ill IO -YWI Ill -i. •tnlly lo l1o OlllOllll tho fin,il ellltl ,,.._
Oolcbod by Hunllngton BMch'1 llom. i>IAc for tlit three madaJa,
NitzkowMI Ind with ~ Belch'• ' And rwt lie did. ~1ilmming Into
Ertc Lindroth on ihe . , tllt Yl!lb the lint lmrdlt Jim poured it
-ed doWll their flrll " loet; co ••• ·cut down moot thole In front ol
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Obmtplc (Old medttlilt Yucoatavll. -....,. OI • allv• medal at th.. IW.ob. ·
Then 1111 U.1" ... Ued by Wet! He Wll CMhed at not rnodlllnc •Iii!
Germ1117 u madlj. play opened f« the f"llnd little conaolotlon Jn havinl! run tho
top air airvtvon o! the pr<llminlry fUth faslut Ume in ,..rld hiltory, But I
niunda, thought.ill tuntad in• lrtmendoo1 ming Bacbd ,to t1te wan -with ..,... olperlo""'nca lton for• 1111 wbo u • oUJ~ tint couniria t1te U.S. bad fifll\ &rldtt flnilhed Jut In U.. rre... .. .., lieN!i:A water polo, till City cbamploNhlpe.
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thq · bodt lo be tied by gold !"t what they did hen. 't
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LA Bids to Climb
Closer to 2nd Place ,
LOS ANGELES (AP)
Someone once observed that
In bu<blll, 11 you doo't win it
all, )'OU may u well finish
last. No one remembers who
llnlsbu second, .. goes the
clalm.
Perhaps not. bui the. cbe<k
for finishing second sure beats
what you get for finishing
thlnl.
• The Houston Astros and Los
Angeles Dodgero, all but
m a t bematically eliminated
from winning the title in the
Nation.al League West, are
waging quite a due.I for sec-
ond. •
Last year the Dodgm, by
virtUe of the ir second place
finlab, each received a check
for ft,440. Houston, the third·
place finisher, collect.d $000
apiece.
The Dodgers moved closer
to the second place Astros
Sunday, coming up with three
eighth-inning runs to spill
Homtoo, W. Loo Angeles,
with two slrllght wins over
the Astros, now ls only two
gam<s behind the Astros.
Tile Doclgert will try to
Dodgers Slflte
All Oa-t WI K"I ("°)
5-t. 11-0odott'I "" H-t.\ J:.U ... rn.
$ept. l1 ~ •t kll FrMCltc•
1:15 "'""
sweep the series from Houston
in the concluding aame ol. the
series tonight when Al Down-
ing, &-7, oppoaes the Astros'
Don WU..., 11.f.
"We have plenty of time re-
maining to catch up with
Houston," Frank Robinson
said Sunday after his single in
the eighth, one of five coosec--
utive bits, helped the Dodgers
to their.29th come-from-behind
victory.
"It's great any time you can
come from behind like that,''
be added.
Houston enjoyed a Ut lead
Winning Touch ·
May Doesn't Want
To Forget 1972
ClllCAGO (AP) -Most o!
the Call!ornla Angels will do
theJr best to forget this season
as soon as It's over. But not
Rudy lllay.
The big lert-hander1 wbo has
flirted. with euccess but never
found it in 'four previous major
league ,.....,, bas found the
winning touch, and showed it
A ... ebSlate
All 0-Ori KM~ Pttl
$wit. 11' -°""' O.tw s.pi. 12 -Anttl• "' Tt••• r:ss p.m.
!our complete-game .victories.
sunday's game CO\lld have
been a HVere test of May's
new.found mastery, as he was
opposing 24-game w'i n n er
Wilbur Wond.
But the Ange.ls, showing
unaccustomed power, blasted
three home runs, and May
coasted to a seven-hitter, im·
proving bis reconl to 9-ll
"It gives you a Jot more in-
centive when yoo go against a
guy like Wood," May slld.
''I'm pitching well now and
Sunday in pitching t h e I'm starling to beat the good
California Angels to a 5-1 vie· clubs."
tory over the Chicago White His (our wins have come
Sox. against Baltimore, Detroit,
May started this season as Kansas City and Qlicago.
be had his previous !our with The loss <Jn>pped the White
the Angela, with an oocasiDnal Snx 311 games behind the
lluh ol brilli.loce Interrupting •• Oakland A's In the American
gloomy sptlls or mediocrity. League West'. The Angels are
But he started pitching more laniu>sblng bi fifth place, 1611
consistently 1t mldseuon, and games back, with only a slim
then caught f1re in August. chance of moving up.
In his last rour starts the 21-Bob Oliver h1t a twi>nin
)'ear-old southpaw bu pltcbed homer, tilif18tb, iii the nrst in-
alter aeorJnt I"" Wleamed
runs 1gatnot Don Sutton in the
third illnlnl· Dave Roberti.ap-
peared to be in control, too.
llmltlng tbe Dodgm to lour
hits in the first seven innings
and pl!thlng out of a basts-
lnaded, non-t jam In the
slnh.
But In the eighth, a single by
Maruiy Mota and a double by
\Y.lllle Davis, the Dodgen' ~
ly extra bu< hit ol the game.
brought Fred Gladding out of
the bullpen.
Gladding was no h e I p •
however, as he sumndered
three straight singles, to Wes
Parker. Frank Robinson and
Steve Garvey and also threw
away Garvey's single for-an
error which enabled Parker to
5COre the go-ahead nm.
Ron PerranoskJ, who re.
Heved Sutton and pitched a
sct1reless eiphth inning, got the
win and Jim Brewer hurled
his 17th save in the ninth.
"I'm as good as ever,"
claiml Perranoskl who's now
2-0 since coming to Los
Angeles as a free agent after
his releue at Detroit.
"I can't throw any better
than I have the last two times
l 've pitched. I just hope ~ can
slick with this club, go to
spring tralnlng and have a
good year. I'm going to throw
all winter and be in good
shape. No, there wu never
any question in my mJnd I
could still pitch. I'm just
thank£ul the Dodgers gave me
the chance.''
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,
. M11niz
Defends
Ctown
Bozlnt ntums to Anaheim
Convtl)thln Center I o n f I ht
with ()range t.ounty favorite
Armanclo Munl% deiendJna b1a
North Amorican welterw.lght
UUe aglinst Perey Pug)I ol
New OrlN.ns in the featured
J2-round bout.
Muniz hopes to move a step
closer to the world cha~
plomhip, c:urrenUy beld by
Jose Napoles, with a victory.
over Pugh at Anshelm.
Origlnlliy scheduled to bat-
Ue Adolph Pruitt, Muniz was
roreed to took elsewhere for
eompeUtlon when his foe was
injured in training. Pugh. -
preparing for a bout In New
Orleans, eagerly accepted the
opportunlty.
Muniz, a 25-yeaMld former
U.S. Olympic boxer, ls hopeful
of gaining a shot at Napoles
before the end of the year.
Meanwhile, he ls looking
• • . . • • .. -•
•
;~~ ~uOO: :::.: i~ ---~A~RMA~~N~,DO~~M~U'.'.:N'..'.:IZ~(L~E:'.:F~TI!....::.F:A.::.C:::ES:..:,P.::.E::R.::.CY.:._:P.:U:.:G::H:.::A~T_:A::N::A::H.::E::l::.M:...T:..:0:..:N.::1..:G:...H:...T...:l...:N_l:.:2:...·R_o_u_N_O_E_R_. __ _ October and hopes this will be
a. step toward the coveted
champlonsnip fight.
Armando's reconl Is 19-2-1
with bis two cle!eals coming at
the hands or Emile Griffith
and Raul Snrlsno. Since hill
defeat by Soriano at the
Forum, he has won t hree
straight -two by knockout
over Cassius Greene and Jim·
my Ham and lhe other a
decision from Ruben Vasquez
Major
1£ague
Leaders
on the last Anaheim card. •r TM• ,.11oc1ATID •••ss Pugh ii a veteran of ring ae-NATIONAL LIAOUli
t' 't Jn t"6 1~ rvu1NI "'lllS IAnlNG IUI et t..11) -I . 1v1 Y ~ ·~-l't..-~-· wnu .. m.1. 0i1 • .ldJ c-.no, .._"· '"'' The Southern xer his wins 01rr, A", .32t1 "· otlvtr, P1111. .Jui
Bill Ba ~·-Sn i no and ••k1r, At1, _,,,, aver y CAW, r a llUN5--M"911l. Cln. 11Jt '"'"' SF, Oscar Albarado, the latter 1011 wYn11. Htn. tt1 CtoHno. Htn, "' responsible for the draw on 1tow, C:111, n.
M , ) te Puibs d • llUNI IATTEO IN -Sll'ltll, P'l!I. WlJZ I a . recor lS 1101 •. Wlllllf'lll. CM. 1021 lll'ICl\o ''"· ff·li-1. IQl; Clllt.trl, SD, 1011 Sl"1fl'IOl'lt. ~L.
Two ]~rounders are also ti~ITs _ 11. w1111.rn1, CM. trsr ll111t. scheduled on the Monday night c1n, 11s1 11roc:k. s1L.·1u1 CldtN. Htn.
c a rd featurina undefeated 1'°1 "· ouuw, ''"' 1•· a DOUBLES -c~ Ht11, "' Mono Bobby Chacon and Jimmy 1u11r. PM. :si1 '· wmi.m.. cr.i. lli Heait. ShnrnlMU. SIL. 311 FWl!fft, SF, ••
Chacon (•• ") has 11 Tltl .. LES -•-•· .. Ill. 111 ·-· .... -v Cl11, 101 lroctt. Sil.,. I ; SMOUllllM\. P'tft, knockouts and "ill race 1, c td-Hin. 1; L ... so. 11 ~ ..
Valente Vera (19-0) of T'a-. s~!e llUNs _ ct1btl't. 50, 311
juana. Vera has 11-knockoots . s1.,..1t. """ .u1 lerlcf\, '"" 311 •· Heair (20-0) will 411tgle with :!'!'.'~,~.~~· J11 H ... ,.., At1, 211 L.
experieoced Cesar Sinda of the STOLEN BASES -I~, SIL. 511
r •• ~ Sinda ls b t sJ --~ <"" "'" -""" "1 ....,_.'6v· ._ __ _::~ --. •llfldt. SI', JI/ T.,.....-Clll. M. remem~ tlonnally for his ~ITCH I HG 02 oct11w1 ..:. c.rttw1.
triockout over &Jcar Ramos f'M. DO. .141, "·" ii.a.-il"tll. 114.
last II! I ·the F .nt, ut MwWll, IMft, IM. .n6. 1.n ay a orum. N111 ... c111, ,...., .m, i.N .fflllt. LA. 11.
The Cbacon·Vera bout gets 1~:~1.u~~»t:."' 1~1;2'i~ the triple-header under way at McA~. NY, 1M, M4 t.1t.
a o'clock tonight. STAIKIOUTS -c.tfton. '"' 2121 SN\OW', HY, toll JeM1111t. Cllf, 1 JI/
Glllloft, SIL, f71J ....... U., 171. ,
Kenney Provides Triwns
With Top Overall Attack
A solid, ground-control type "If we don't get hurt we
or offense may be irr the ofling might be ok ... we're not
at San Clemente High where super fast and we're . small.
coach Allie Shaff has his
Tritons undergoing thr ... a-day Prep Grid
contact practices in prepara· Outlook
tion {or tbe 1972 campaign. _B_u_t_l_l_hlnk.:.....:.w.:.e:.;h_a_v_e_so_m_e_w_in-_
Schaff ls building h Is ners here," says Schaff. variable T·£ohnallon around I K s... Other ends in camp include quarterback BU emey. a Dennis Murphy (5-10, I ~ sr.) 2• ~pound returning senior and Bob Bishop (5-t, 170 jr.).
starter. Mlk And if Ktnoey and receivers At tackle it 'll be e
Charlie Dargan (6-l, I80 sr. ,, Chemotti (5-1 1, 19S sr.) at one
Jerry Key (6-l, 180 sr. spot while Greg Jansen (5-9,
transfer from Bonita ). Corky 18S jr.) is maMing the olhtr slot at the moment with John Fisher (W), Ito sr.) and lton Phillpoll (6-t, 205 sr.) hobbled Sanchez (5-11, 180 sr.) can
because of a muscle strain.
Phlllpoff and Kenney are ce>-
captaln!I.
In the guard picture are
Lonnie Hutts (~11. 180 sr.),
Bill Dougall (H, 165 sr.) and
Jim Murphy (HO, 1811 sr. I.
Slltloned at center ls Orvilte
Wri41>t (5-9, 1811 sr.) with Mike
Chestnut (6-2, 2il5 Jr. I and
Dave Hartman (~11 , 165 sr.)
also available for duty.
San Clemente caps Its Initial
two weeks of contact practice
Saturday night al 7:30 with a
scrimmage with S u n !I e ~
Leaguertpresentat iv e
Marina.
proVide the Triton. with an
aerial game to supplement the
ground game San Clemente
may &ive some people trouble
in the Crestview League.
Weaver Wins Tourney;
Sayers Hangs 'Em Up
'
"We're not real fat as rar as
depth is concerned," says
Schaff, "and I don't feel we'll
have a wide open attack. stroke, he teed off again and ;
Pro Grid
ning, Leroy .Stanton his 12th
with a man on in the fourth
and Billy Parker cracked his
first with the bases empty in
the ninth.
Olympic Results
AMllllCAJf LIUUa -
•ATTING (J5t ti btfl) -c.r.ir. Min. .31•1 o. Alltft. Chi. .Jlj1
kM111blum, kC, "141 fltnlelte. KC,
.. , lludl, O.k. .307.
RU"'S -"-ctr. NY, "' 0 . An ....
Clll, 12t Jl.IAll, Oak. 121 ~'""' lhl\,
"ilUSpect we11 be playing It
rather c:onservatively, but I'd
tmaglne we'll be able to throw
at any time during a game
because we do have a couple
of pretty fair receivers and a
kid who can throw the ball,"
be adds.
COLUMBUS, Ga . -Allan·
tan DeWitt Weaver combined
luck and imagination Sunday
to capture the $100 .0 00
Southtrn Open golf tourn a·
ment, edging Chuck Courtney
on the fitlt hole of a sudden
death playoff.
the drive hooked In the same
direction. The shot struck a '
tree limb. however , and fell
Into fair play.
Exhibition
Standings
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"They didn 't get any
cheapies," said. Wood. "I got
a couple of 'em up and they
hit 'em out. When a knuckle
ball stays up it doesn't do a
lot."
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Meet the Man
Behind .the
ScMco Smh.
e AUTO e HOMI '9 YACHT e INDUmlAI:
e ·c~llCIAL e IONDS
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COSTA fl'ISA
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11'! c-. Ml11. llll Mwrar. N,Y l•r D, Alllll,. CN, 1.U.
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Mutter, HY. 211 l(HlfOreW, Ml11, !l;
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3GJ P1ti11. kC, 271 0111, KC. t7. l"ITCHINO U1 Decl1IOllll) -ll1nt,
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1.'2 WOOd, Chi, 24-13, H, 2.» Lelkh,
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CDIM\111, Ott. ltli ··~· Mlti. 17'.
Backing up Kenney a t
quarterback i1 senlor Rick
Arons, a 6-1, l~pound senior.
Providing the majority of
tbe running game will be
fullbacks Jim Boyer (HI\. llO
ar.), Fermin Camerlna 15-10,
170 sr.) and Nick Vllesldes (5-
10, 175 jr.) .
At halfback are Dan Can.
navo (M, 14011r.), Greg Kelly
(5-11, 100 sr. I , Ray
Elsenbower (M, L!5 ar.), Jim
Hawkins (5-8, 145 sr.) and P~t
Dausa (M, 145 ar.).
Courtney charged to within
one stroke or Weaver at the
17th green, coming awa y with
a birdie after the leader set·
tied for a bogey.
But while Courtney played It
sare thinking · be was fighting
!or second place II the 18th
green, Weaver -playing
behind him -was ex·
perlenclng near disaster on
the teo ol No. 18.
Weaver's final tee shot
hooked sharply out ol play.
Already facing one penalty
The former Southe r n
Methodist University footbalJ ,
quarterback took a double
bogey seven on the finishing
hole , followln1 Courtney, who
had chipped past the Oag and
then thr ... putted !or a bogey.
CHICAGO -Gale Sayers,
tbe Kansai Comet w h o
rewrote N•tklnal F o er t b a 11 .•
Lea1Ue ball~arrylr\g records •
ln his early years with the
Chlcago Beara and before that
those of the Big Elg)lt Con·
ference, retired Sunday.
Baseball Standings DIAN LIWIS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Eut Dlvltloa
, AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Dlvil'4>1
W L
Pltuburgh 88 18
Pct GB
.642 Boston
W L Pd.
73 IO
73 II
72 83
72 61
62 73
MBZ
.Mii
.537
.133
.529
.459
.397
GB BRAND NEW
Just Arrived From
Toyota Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Montreal
Philadelphia
Cincinnati -Dodpra'
AU111!1
7S II
19 61
61 72
62 72
49 86
Wert Division
83 53
75 IO
73 62
8111 FranclJco
San Diel<>
6173
IO 77
51 83
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New York
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1966 HARIOR ILYD., COSTA MISA
S,.Vlce Ind Porto for All 1 ..... rttd Ciro
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~ L11rle Opere TONIGHT'S
TVIDGIDJGHTS 'Fair La4y' ~ol_isJied Show
KHJ 0 7:SO -"Th!Nen DUI to Die.• Thll
1965 adventure movie centera on Ifie prince of ThaJ.
land, given 13 days lo pay '3 mllllon for a precloU5
black ruby Jtolen for a museum or die.
ABC O 8:00 -"The Rookies." The premiere
eplso® of this new fall series about new police of·
f1cers d~plcts a youni policeman conlronllng rival
gangs In> ghetto area.
NBC 0 9:00 -"The Anderson Tapes." The flrat
of a new series of Monday night movies stars Stan
Connery, Dyan Cannon and Martin Balsam In the
1971 suspense thriller. ""
CBS O 10:00 -Tbe New Bill Cosby Show. Harry
Belafonte and Sidney Poitier head the guest list.for
the firat program In a new satirical series on con-
temporary American life.
KCET 12!) 10:00 -Emer~ncy Medical Services.
ThiJ program reviews measure• that may aave your
life -Information what to do, who to call and
what to expect when contronted with 1 medical
emergency.
TV DAILY LOG
Monday '"" m -..... -,...,,., autsb ire fofrrMr pl\tsts J1m11
Krl'IUUfll, Robtrt Durytl, tfld Evening Rontltl 81..t; 11111 F1tt1tr Emory
TtnL flthlr [twoolf Klttlf Ind
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it lotUMll ol t!U/111 I WOUlll &ifl-1t1 tcqulrtd In I Mlil'll 1cddtrtl.
llKI las • lynch mob. Alin Opptt1htlmtr portflJ' Or. H•
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fl) ·~,. H1llllton, Geor11 1 l().mnd bout
hppaN, Vlnctnt Edw1rds, Mtlln1 0 Cl) (j) m AIC lkndly Mowlr.
M1rmllfl, llkl Som1n1r, 1t111n1 Mo· <'I (Zhr) "l'lii ~ Couplt" (com)
r1111. · ·n-.IKk L1111mon, W11t1r MaH!'l•u.
CU llSews W1ltt1 Crri;ltl A pair ol mllm1tched room-
y.,,, lllltll .., matea liod th.It shalina an 1p1rt· =r_ l riffiUI ment is no 11sitr !Ma befna m•r·
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llldr" (COM) 'IS--Dl111 Martin. profmor wlto h11 wriltlit I bill·
fr1nk Slnatr1, Dlbor1h Kirt, N1 ullina: boo«. 0.... Clluttln 111ub
Sin1tr1, Cuar ~.John McGl'ltr. IS """°' Eric: Stl•1rt. CJl!Jl!!P""'-.''"'· ~ID""'
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-· Ill u..r t0:00 B ctl "l!llO£"" ""' 1111 ea. I LM Lucy '7 Slltw Sldt'll)' Pollltr ind li1rr,
I hlll ff Junlle Beltlontt 1rt aptdlJ 1uuta for till
f"f DhiMIHt li11t ' afloo# ti lhb 11Urk1I HlllS
De 11r WIJ A looll 11 lht ll'fl< 1boot'diltlll'lliorlf1 Arnlrkln lift.
lnr homow:111r '°!Mlvnlty 11'!1111 a Ctst 11&.lari Loll F1l1ni, Susa11
COLD SHOULDER -Marilyn Savage and Michael
Evans snub each other In a chill~ moment from
#My Filr Lady'~ tor Lyric -opera Ass<i<iaffon In ·
Laguna Beach's Irvine Bowl.
'Light Up Sky' Cast
For Irvine Theater
"MY PAia LADY" d\lltmml Doolittle, Wtigley
BJ TOM Tl1'JS • -• " .,,. J•v """" "" ~ It up orcesslvely with °' .. Wt' ••.1Nfl :::=*~.:t"'...,..llffM.':: •= the rubber--jolnted l'1\.ln-.
In .u or America'• muslca'l ..., e,_. "' ..,...... .... v CPt-• neriJma iii hb: 0LltUe Bit of f'1lf'd1 ...,.... ~ fl,.gw JM u 1L.-odd! theater hlltory there have 1t11KM1, IC*'MtY ..., 01.., ..,.,..,. w Luck number, wen Y
been few more notable ac-"" .,..."""° t"Otl'lll'NI "" ..., ...... 0Ytte0rnpensates lo "Get Me
""'' ""'""' ~ CM1 c..ii;,~~.-To n.. ,,..,--i. nn Time " In compllahments than Lerner ....... ll't' ~rtt °"'' t1G11 • mu UJwu1 ,.... ,
arid[.()lwe'1':M.v'fair..t.dy." "°'..,.. ,~......,.'-· whlch he perfonm with the
Only "Hello, Dolly'' and .. .Jl'id. e:.:' ~.:.,.,~~~ calm of 1 choir boy. He~is at
~ on the Roof" have oat· ''"· .._.., J,:,:~ ~ .,.,,_ the top of b1J ~orm in his
dlltanced It lo Broadway at-e11u O.U"'-....... ~lf11 s.v.,. hilarious scene m lhe pro-
ttndance; only "West Side AllfM "· 0111111"" ..... "" w,i,..., lessor's home where only Cllb>tl Pld:l<"llll .... JW £11.wontl , .. s--.a S&ory:I and 11Man of Li. f'r9#f E~llf • "'" ...... /rMy9 eomic actingll f'tq'-lUG.I•
Maitcha" 'surpau it In thiS =:: ~r:' :::::: .. ~ ~.::: John Ellsworth. who does an
criUc'• adnllrii.tion. -.. 1~111 ...... Offw •1t1wt otherwise rme job aa COionei
The ' '""• Opera of Orange "1nt CotkM\' •· ..... "· L.,,. """'1a Pick•'"'"" commit! tbe major ~,..,. S.C.-.Cod&Ny •••. 11111 ~ ... _,
County. production now on TNrd CldtlllV .......... Ed Mir-" blunder of opening night by
...... e in Laguna Beac, h's ~ Coctu.y ...... " Jim WMi-omft+i..... a 1·-e. chunk of "~ 81!'tMcl9t' .......... °"""4 Hemll*" •-. ...,..6 · Irvine Bowl ii a quite.faitbfuJ, Mrt. Hopi!,. ...... a-L'l'M r..,... verse in the "You Did It" .•· · oot altogether flawless, "i.r--tlr1 ............ J1M11e "rte~ nuriiber. Paul Mayo brings a
1rlbute 1o one of Broadway's r1son himself onatag•, so crisp rich, full~ed tnterpretstion
a.blnlni morooi!1,_ .!Lis strik· a114 perfett Is the Evans Jn. 1o lhe role of the foppish Fred-
lngly well staged and its cast tupretatlon. dy Eynslorif.Hill, -a!Ong with
as a whole ill superb. Only a Marilyn 'Savage .. as the an excellent voict ..
han4ful of troublesome eon-Cockney cabbage leaf turned Genevieve G~ tums 1n a
tradlctlons prevent the Laguna. ~do princess ii very nearly splendidly solid 'performance
version from achleving its · as polished In a role she also as Hlgg1ns1 bigtH>om but sym.
hi~hesl potenlial. ha. perlonne<f many times pathetic motlier, "'1l1e 'Nancy
Ernest S a r r a c i n o , a before often with Evans. Miss Bond is quite effective as, the
latecomer to the ditectorlal Savag~ captures both the harried housekeeper. Ol.ive
duUes, bas f~oned 'tor the · befOre and after facets of her Riches· c:ontribllt!I a delicious
most part a ·,higbfy polished,, character beautifully and her cameo as Freddy's snooty
prolessional .cril;wn jewel.of a vOcalizing is impe«able. She mother, Ross Lynn Tepper is
Casting lw been announced die the lighting, Carole Levy show .. '!be choreography'. by could, however, 1bore up.Jher a marvelously gutsy streat
for the opening producUon of properties and Barb a r a Patricia Sigris .. of tbe original performance with a litlletlnore matron, and Stan Throneberry
the Irvine Com mun it y Garlich makeup. ca-11t, ls ftrst cabin all the wa)'., gusto, particularly 1n the {an ei:cellent Doolittle bi.mseU
Theater's thlrd season, Moss "Light Up. ·the ·Sky" will. and Bert Pettey's costumeJ earlier scenes. six years ago) stlnds out as Hart's "Light Up the Sky," are.breathlaldng In their IJeau-'!be major disappointment • one of Alfie's follr Cockney
which opens next month for a open Oct. 13 :ind play Fridays ty and period flavor. of the shQw, though not' cronies. .
four.weekend run. and Saturdays for f o u r The c l e a r , cornm~nding altogether a drawback, is Ben The overall set by Glen
Leading roles in the comedy weekends at the Humanities stand~t of the cast is ~chaeJ .Wrigley as ~ d a p p e r Raney and Lee Bradshaw is
about a new play in its Boston Hall Playhouse on the UC Evan$ as the egocentric and ii. ~~~
tryotit will be played by Alan Irvine campus. curtain lime despotic 'Professor Higgins. I-~"'<·":' ;:
Levy as t))e fast-talking pro--has been changed from last Evans 1ias played the role
ducer, B"eili Titus as the prima season's 8 o'clock to the more over 2,000 times ancflt is evi··1, ;Jl:lll
donna actress, Ann Lapp as traditional 8:30 dent with every line. One1.1
the producer's flashy wife and!=;;===~====~] might close one's eyes and be Frances McCann as the ac·ll convinced that it is Rex Har· . . .
t.rtsses' wisecracking mother. ~· II:;:--========:::: Also featured in the Irvine •1wiu £
cast will he Daniel _Ford as lhe ttrT.
teary-eyed dil'flctor, Wllllam _ •Ml """" .....,,
Cullen as the I deal istic ~c••OH•t•L,....
playwright and E r s It i ne
Morden as the seasone.d
writer. Jack Ogborn, Suzanne
Park, Paul Steele and Chuck
Benton round out the sup.
porting cast.
Tom Titus, who staged an
earlier production of "Light
Up the Sky" for 'the
Westminster C o m m u n i t y
Theater, is directing the
lrvine version of the comedy.
Joyce Connolly ia producUon
assista'nt and stage managef,
while Chuck Benton will han-
Janet Blair
In 'Follie8'
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"Frenzy" !Rl ---·Cffffl..,..._ ·~
"The · Great
Northfield
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"NIRVANIC
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A N1w Surfh19 Fil"'
by M11"'•Y Mel11to1h .
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---,, polltltll ind ICICl1I st111dPolnll Toljky ind fosltr Broob •rt 1lso I D"-n... C.." Mlflr teiluf'ld. Janet Blair joins the cast of
Mtwlt: "A Prln 91 lllf'" 0 m ,._ the hit musicel "Follies" at
Rn. lir l'lmrN g 1i11J CnMi• CMadl F1om Bir· the Shubert Theater in Cen-
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"THI MIW CENTUalOf4S":-.(O~J oil -'•......., c. Setn 7:30 El JtEW SWOI Jell.., Mill•' 1111n&Nm. AIL tury City Tuesday night,
StaM U, IM a.. Comedian ID 1111 CtaDJ Sltw Do th Collins · Bbhott llllSb ind illlpfbq tM mu· (l1l ~ THatr. replacing ro Y in
sical 1roll!H with a rnlfldolln 1Dlo. &l~-~-the role of Sally Plummer.
0 NDllEIE n. 1tw Pr1ca b t1i1 ClmiD "'"'"''"'"""''•Cl Ntdlt1l The Tony aWtlJ'd..winning irPt D111nll Ja11111 lloltl 11mt &llipldlt An hour pro1r1m 11· mus.ical, which opened the
allow 111 whldl tour contntanb bid tltwitl1 me11111es !Mt m., U\lt oa prlan 111 11 sttsmpt to c.o1n1 your 11te. lnlormit1on on what to do, new theater In July, continues
close ta IM rt11N",OC. fl lhl prfzt. who to ult, wlllt to oped wll11 nightly ei:cept Monday at the
~Th ""'" lame c.onfronltd with 1 medical llhlr1tn· Shubert into what producers Mlfllt11 $ ....,..: ~ (tllr) "nllr· ey ia Los An11lu ii aiwn, pl11a M· have cautioned may be its
111 o.,. ti Die" (ldW) ·~ThOfll· Yict on how to Hlect • doctor, final weeks. •I Aid•. Tiit P~nce of Th11l1nd ii hospitll, ind 1mbu!1nct Hr't'lu be· ----------I
1lvt1 thlrtHn d*J1 In which to PIJ lore • crisis awrn.
j. lhrlt mllllon doll Its IOf I prklout m ladl So111brs
bl act rui, sklltll from 1 mu1eum, GI Varilcllll
0( dl1. w ...... ,, tM Sea If& Will llllfdtm "Undtr the North· 10:30 .._ Tta lid
''" lc:1" I .., TNI Actflllturt ''Whiles or
I!'' Hlf'm Sclmmon La1oon" °'''"" . m 1.11 Sllaflica lrtnowal: IOtll Ctntllry °"' Mnic "'XIII T .. onn 5ooll·
n "A PttlCMlll HbtorY' Tiit poet/I "'" phllolOPhtr t1e1!ll his dllldhootl rn Ql Outdtor Sports1U1
Europe, hit laml!fl 1110¥1 lo En1l1nd 11:00 Ii 0 0 &:l m al Nm
Ind ~11 llft It Clmbridlf. i (I} (}yj Ntwt l ~~r•tt (i) :'.n:' flt~ ·
Ml(ftlltl Wiider S111W 6 Mfrrit: ~ tf llttll" (dr1) '63
Add1m1 f111!:y -Vin Htllln, Ritl Mor1110.
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111\1 11111 drivts M1rltl1I Dillon off Cantf TM At8ltnq:
1 dllf Ind hllo I rvshlrt( ri'llr, Jldi tluidlrtil (R)
Elem, Miriam c.on 11111 SUM Picll· 11:15 w....., '-911
Ins J!llSf. . 11:30 II (I) CIS Liii Mwll: (t) ~ B Qt m NEW SlAIDN lluP,11 _. tf Herftn" (llol) '66--Culrt
lf"n r1111l1ri 111 Todd 81sa, Donn• 01nov1, P1trick O'"'''· Wlllrld
JIM Yoa111. lriM lfusltr, Patty HJdt·Whill, LIUfl Divoll, P1trlct
' Deutsch, S.r1h Renntdy, Jud St1un~ WJ11101t, SUzy P1fll1r.
1fld wnlri!OQllid Willll TJ11r. Sptcl1I 0 ®Im .lolluy CarJH 1111 Bbtl·
cuat 11 .lotl1t W'1flt, who 1ppe1ra op substitutl hos1s. Schedull&I
11 1" EllflftY 1!1 lh• world. 1uests: flfll1ndo Lamaa, Pit H1nry, D ell EDPllMIEIE Tiit Edll Adalll$, Leon11d B•fT, Monlcl Mlii: t V1lley, Hton S~'f'' M1fis.
WUll•, fttsh out ol !ht pollc1 tea · 0 lobtrt L DDl'lll SlllW
dtmy, conlronls rMI 11n1s In a Q (J) Cil E!J Dick c......tt Brlti~ alNtto lrt1 In 1n 1tttmpt lo llSSfn film Mar, Peter O'Toolt, Is lh1 onlr
ttndofl, but N1 pl111 backfires. sthldllled &'utst.
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NAilONAL GEHERAL IHWRES
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WEEK DAYS 6:45-SAT. & SUN. 12:45
llCCW5IVI IH&MIMEHl' --Cilfla&>T
IMAUllG
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tmpre11lve. but their
blckdn>po .,.. ... artlopa!
and allow tao much curtain to
sllawl 'l'wo ll«ntl Wblcb
ahould haye beeo played on
the street ~ /n the lll"'Y,
respecljvely, a.rt d on e ,
apparently for upedlency1 in
front ol lhe curtaln-
lldplt• its minor dell·
clencies, ••My Fa.Ir Lady'' la 1
most enjoyalile evening under
lhe llais and Mldroel Evans
is the flnesl Hlggina thil aide
of Rei: lWrrJ1on.
PerlonnanCea continue for
two more weeieods, Friday
through SUnday' tn the Irvine 971. IAguna ~·
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WAGON" ... M_,..
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Here's your chance to live in one of the fin-
est e:rclusive communiUe• with your beach
only about 20 steps away. The view of all in
& out boat lraWc ls yours from this modem
1 • 3 BR. home, with an elevator from the ga-'
, ra~e lo the upper lwo Coors, RealisUcaJJy
MACNAB.
IRVINE
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Genlr•I
NEWPORT
• HEIGHTS-
OF COURSE!
Adult c:ared for. 4 bedrooms,
2 b a t h • • O:lntempon.J')'
home with lar&& td'.BR su1te
-Quiet neighborhood. Only
$53,!m Fee.
Gener•I GoMrol
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General
WATERFRONT
T\vo .i.1des of lake fronta1e.
Bo81 dock \vith charmine
gazt.'bo, J~fMEDIATE POS-
SF.S..510N. 5 bdrm. 2 yra old
y,·1tb over 3.000'-TRY Sll,IXXJ
doy,·n! O\\'NER IS An IN·
TER,IOR DECO RA TOR.
Leavif't&' an:a . . pn~ed at '98,000. .
·j ' -ri • ~·~
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DUPLEXES,
DUPLEXES &
MORE DUPLEXES
Many 10 cl1006e from -take
advantage of the tax &helter
-NEW ONES -Lov.· Invest·
n1cnt.
4 UNIOOf. tl()Mf.
SOUTH OF THE HIGHWAY IN OLD COM
The best of two worlds: Brand new construe·
tion \Vilh old world charn1. Heavy shake
shingle roof, quaint multi-pane \vindows,
lots of used brick and dramal.ic high ceil-
ings. You can hardly beli eve that every·
thing is brand ne\v , including the t\VO s tory
floor plan. Open Daily.
GINNY ~!ORRISON
'!\:** -REAL'J'Cm.S.. *; .. .; * OOi Mesa *~ *Vl'rde Dr. East, "* --* Coata ~tesa
"
• ~ .Linda .!Jd/e
'PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT .
, 101 ' Lind.I lslo Drlvo
Lovely,-5. BR; 4 ba. home with downstairs
: wtt.erfront mstr. suite & lge. game rm. or
stu2t. -Mexican tile floors, beam ceilings,
qu ty constrµclion, slip ' ' ' ' ' ' $155;000.
For· Complete Information
On All Homn & Lots, Plu1t C1ll:
BIU GRUNDY, REALTOR
675~161
\lNUSUAL • HA~D , E HOME
Lusl> landscaping, room I. 4 BR., 4
ba's., den plus 15X30 nnnpus room. ¢ov-
ered palio. Mary Lou Marion ---. .
4 BEDROOfllS A POOLI
The 'original owner has falcen great pride
in maintaining Ibis lovely Westcliff .home.
4 BR:, 2Y.i baths, family no. & lge. swim.
pool. $59,750 .
IRVINE COVE
This home Is localed within sleps of the
most beautiful priv. beach in area. 3 Bdrms.,
! bathfi din. room & lam. rm. home. Pie·
luresqqe garden ·entry. Lge. pool & deck.
S132,500 .. Edie Olson , '
BAYFRONT-PIER & SLIP
Beautiful, spacious home (4500 sq. ft.~ 5
1 Bdrnis., study & family rm., 4Y.i baths. 3
car garage. Patio & sparkling pool. $169,000.
Carol Tatum
UNUSUAL -HANDSOME HOME
OPEN SUN. 1-5, at 1019 Marion Lane. Ilush
landscaping, room for poot 4 BR. 4 baths;
den ylus. 15x30 rumpus rm. Covered p'alio. Mary Ipu Marlon
. ' GREAT VIEW .pf LIGHTS
Comer lot. 4 BR, paneled den, slumpstone
li'PJ.c. Dnmatic cathedral ceilings. Walk to
~Call for l0<ation. $59,950. LaVera
l!UY & BE HAPPY IN
Beautiful Shorecliffs lradiUonal 5 BR w / tam. rm., tfen w/frplc. & wet bar, gourmet
kltclien. Some ocean view. $110,000. Mary
Harvey
5,0 YQU WANT TO -111
r -live In Newport Beach -have 4 Bit -
'.be In Marlneri School Dist. -use 3 .baths -
.,f!l'lm in your own . H&F pool -have fee
land. $6,t,llOO. Al Fink · ' ' • EASTBLUfF . FAMILY HOME
Imm ed. po.WS. on this large'. 3 or 5 Bit. .. 3
ba. home. Fresli paint & new cahiets. 'Walle to tchools, church & tennis. wiII lease/op-
Uon. JSS,500. H~eu .~ries
LIDO ISLE Lee-lll.llr. 1ulte up • 2 bdr~, 2 balh.s,lam.
rm., din. rm., clown; on 2 lge. lols at moot
deltr1ble' area of loland. Rm. for expanslon.
Poolllu paUo. $129,500. X.lhryn Raulstqn
OWNllt MOVI~
liful Lusk 4 11.R., paneled fam. no.,
lace. Located Hatbor Vle\r IDU.. l'r!ce bsdiidell land. .79,500. catllryn Tennille .. . . ;
BA YPRONT -NIAii N.H. Y.C,
Beluliful view fr'om this ftll klffted 4 BR.
torMI' 'home on 42' lot I.only paUOI. Slip tor ·iarse boat. Please submit •m,ooo.
Eueene .Vreeland "
ONE OWNER
HOME
EASTSIDE
-DUPLEX-
$35,000 .
Two hOmes separated by gar·
ages for privacy, 2 Bdrms
each • owner's unit deluxe
\\•/dshwshr, ets etc. A~
find -can 1:0w.
N-rt
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Fairview
646-1111
CONTACT UNl9UE HOMES •f CORONA DEL MAit 675·6000
U,_.l()U~ ti()MI:§
REAL ESTATE
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LINDA ISLE-4245,000
Luxurious custom built 4 bdrm. home. Fam.
· rm., lge. game rm., formal DR & 41h baths.
"Wir~d for Hi-Fi thruout, electroriic oven,
cus,t .. cpt. & drapes. Pier/slip for 651 boat.
"Our 27th Year''
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realton
2111 Sen Joaquin Hiiia Roi1d
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910
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4-BEDROOMS
$31,950
Con1c sec thl.~ y,•cll kept fan1·
ily horn<' 1n onr of Costa
Mesa's brsr arr.as. Bltins +
dshwshr. Bt•aut. rovered
patk>. nice Jrist"M:. 5'1lt doy,•n,
payments lcs!I than r ent.
Call 979-1050.
SHDRECLIFFS
Wooded aarden wtold brlck
entr)'\\'.ay, ltattl.nc to a
heavy Shake rooted 3 BR., 2 Iii.:-homo. L&"e. countey
.kltch. w/frpl. All finest
gyallty._ \V!l.!s. to prlv, beach.
$88,500.
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CORBIN-
MARTIN
REALTORS 644-76'2
IMMEDIATE
~ lllJASlOC•ns vaoant ~.~~!!1~
REALTORS •f>le h>me compl& with
cove.red patio, good carpel.I
& drapes, attached garage, _ 644,• "'T"l'liQ ovent...i lot and many fruit _ I~ _ tree&. Territic Coe1a Mesa
2121· EAST COAST HIGHWAY location, c1.,. to scl>ools & 'c;;;;~-C.:;O:;.R.:;O;;N.::A..:..::D\:E:.:L:,MA~:=R;;, :fC::A:::L~I F::•c_ __ 1 othopping. Prke, o n 1 y l'Jiliiliiiiijiiiiiji!!!!i~·I General Gtntr•I 1 t24,500. Assumable 6% ·1oan
1• MESA VER'D'E 1.::;;;;;i:;;:;;:;:=;;;;:;:;:;;;;;;;:;:=ii;;;:;;;;:;:;:;;;;;;;:;:;:;;;;;;;:;' with paymonta o1 only $152. 1-per mo. includes taxes.
-REP,O~ 0nru· Call 546-5880 (Open eves.)
$28,500. ftl REAL
<:; ;:1...,~;,:71 ~! ~"21 EST~TE . •. HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
orated inside A out, new
dlbwahr. etc, etc. 95~ loan
avail. See anytime • VacanL
Call now,
Nowport
at
F•.l"low
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* SEVEN UNIT'S -Reduced to $42 000 Owner must liquidate. ' · * 9.4. ACRES -Prim• ocean/min view, for re51dential development -asking $145. 000. ' * 3 BDRM near ocean -$26,900. * 4 BDRM near 0<ean -$54,900. * 4 BDRM, J>OOl -$51,900.
1733 Wntcliff Dr., N.B. 645-7221
MESA VERDE Gonor•I , _____ _ Gener1I
LUSICY BUYERS •
JUST REDUCED!
NE.W BACK BAY HOME ~
on largt!' lot in Newport
Beach. 3 Bedrooms, formal
dining room, eu..stom. built
with lots of brick, open
beam ceilings and spacious
rooms. Extremely w e 11
built. pre-messed tor fourth
bedroom. Now ••• $78.500.
PETE BARRETI
-REALTOR-
SPYGLASS PLAN 74
3600 plus sq ft in this 5 bdrn1,
4 ba, plus bonus rm home
on a V.I.P. location. Central
air cond., lntercon1 & built·
i1' record player. No-1vax
vin)'I, shag cat'p<!ting, 11·al·
m:at cabinets in kitchen, pool·
sized lot & brtath-taking
vie\t' of ocean • coastJtne.
You can celebrate the boll·
daya tn your new home. Call
DOW llSO,(KX) including land.
ired hill
REALTY
Univ. Park Center, Jrvine
CaU Anytime, 83J..-08a>
Oftlce houn 8 .AM to 8 PM
EASTSIDr-
BEAUTY
Super sharp ( bedroom
home, ifadous living in
2991 sq. tt. Maulve atep-
down rumpus room from
co m p I etely modemlled
chambers, kitchen, separate
family room, 2 fireplaces +
BBQ le: Inside fish pond.
This one will dazzle your
imagination.
· COUNTRY CLUB. Newport Heights Newport · Heights
"!':,3::': ~ ~ 3 & Family Custom Design. ------Rea1ton ,...._..,,
u,. O.b bas a view of tbe Abandoned! ~ •• theC~_'.!!" ... ~~!lto-$25,950 Open Eves. golf coune and I a k e • 1 block to OCEAN VIEW! ,, , • u~un ... ._ ...... ,
,., • ....,, :llOO ~· 11· of ltv-Biko to beach! Wl'Ollabt Iron thls 1 p I i t-1 e vo I con. "SECLUDED" $1500. DOWN
llli apace, with. h\lie U~ pte entry under giant temporary often aomethlng Move lnto this )ovcly 3 ASSUME VA LOAN room and 3 car praee. palm&. Bl&: living room with dill nt i oc.1 ll
MESA VERDE
SPECIAL Oceanfront Point
On extra lge. lot, 4 BR, 2
FHA-VA TERMS ....... N•. N.l!.Y.C, Call In• appt. $100,000. Hu~e 2 story, 4 + den, or 5 Call 673·3663 642.2253 Eves.
bedroom executive·~ home. Bayfront Lot
Costa Mesa's brst area. On Bia: Bay w/pltr Is: &lip
Near Balearic school. Ve'f)' for 1&:e boat. Build )'Our
nice back yard in a quiet own cuStom. hOme •
area. No,.down to quallned Cl.II 673...aea eo-U. en., veterans. CALL N O W
BEFORE THIS ONE IS
GNE. Prtced at $45,IXQ. associated
DR!JK[QS R£ 1\1 TO~:>
l C'lS W Bui~ , ~· ,\I I
Realtors 545-0465 .., ___ 8'1 ___ ,,
Open Ev" * JUMP IN * SEE fHIS Family en!ortalnment at lta
best. B e autiful pool
Bock Bay •
Newport Beach
4 Bedl'OOM-FamJcy' rt:Som·
Dinft)g room-Den or office
with own entranee. Newly
decorated lnsKle and out
with new carpeting and
cus tom draper iea
throughout. By Owner at
$48,500.
1930 ffiVINE
~lCl or 548-6237
OPEN HOUSE SAT. -SUN.
EASTSIDE TRIPLEX
Two 2-Bedroom + bachelor
apt on large 6Z' x lM' k>I
with double detached gar-
age. Price just reduced
$2,IXXI. Call oow for appt.
to see.
$41,500
CAIL &1i.1m
w/covcred I an a i , Im-
maculate 3 Bdrms &: family rm. 20' x 30' + bonu.s nn.
Complele 1v\th fireplace,
bar and bath. Onl)' $39,950.
Hurry for appointment.
Call ~ll51 !Open Eves.)
· ... ~. HERITAGE
REALTORS
DO YOU
NEED •.••
A 2 BEDROOM Juxurioul
condominium, tn Jovtly
sreenbelt area? 2 pool11 +
rec? 12 mlnutea to Newport
Center? $19,950.
Needl tender lovJ.nc care cathedral beamed celllne. ere n t vizlg bedroom home. Gn.cious ' bedroom, 2 bath, covered
and be tor aaly 11pace .and ~ram at i c living room ' enhanced by paUo, carpets &: dn.pet Ontu
. ctn yours Cracl·.llna: raised hearth tire-elegance. Three bedroom ha.ncisome fireplace, built·ln thruout. Our exdusivt". Ji\tll ~IV21 ·~,950._ Call ~231.3 "f place. 'GIANT FAMILY with extra tireP'lce m· the dfeam kit~. even a price $31.995. Prime area. ,,, YOU'VE FOUND ~ ihto. ROOM. Gourmet kitchen. muter s u I t e . Brealdut dishwasher. Beautiful patio. A BUY
1-;z· THE REAL . """T~ ""'r r • .:-.. :~.1. ...... R.S
Larae .ecluded muter eatine area in the bright Pool sUed weU. landscaped ~ COATS Minutes from Beach, ovrr
.Wte. Laundty room. Dec-kitchen, . minimum. up-keep grounds. Near all con-A 2500 sq. ft. 5 Bdrm., 3 bath,
'-iiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiii&I = ";:"d;:'i\m,~ land.cap.,,., just rltlh< loo' YOnH!ncet. Brk, S<G-lnO. WALLACE R·2, SOUTH OF ,...,.,, d•n, lonnnl dining
1• . the "laznlly "'8t'1 on the IO REAL TORS HIGHWAY nn., "'""'" bo&t """'"'· GRACIOUS ~! •• ~.-. !O pre. 10 I"· Nine ,..,. "'w and 546 414!-GINNY MORRISON ~ only $44,'150. (~ E •-CORONA *** ·REALTORS-UVING C. F. Colesworthy 2955 Harbor, eo.ia Mo.a ...,..n von"'"'1 ** *• isa; M ...
• • • ,,~·-.,. tbeme ot lhll & Company oWNER..,.. .. n,3 bdrm.,2 i '-""""."'"~~~~..,..I DEL MAR •W•v•""' 0r.,,....
beaatlllll 5 bdrm., 2 story bath home, deep shag cpt., 4 BEDROOM Room to build on thls lowly •. : eo.ta M•sa
homo, Fea....,. lncludl 2 640..0020 corner fl" P I a "' , dbl $28 300 1 ox!ra-wlde lot. O>armlng 4 * * * 5'7-41.10 niutei-" hdrma aulte•, earaa:e. btg yard. Make of. I • bedroom, den bouie !Open Ev~n1ngs) fonnal di.nine,. step.down ' HOUSE Hunttnat Watch the fer Askin& $24.950 bier, Grtat home to sell on 221-0..2 pretently on rear 01 'lot. 1 --~5-2-4-,-5-0-0'--l.Mni: tm., ,beaullful re.flee. Yov'll. fin.I tt in 'Clusified OPEN HOUSE column. 546-8640. program! 3 baths. Light, $59,500. Appt. Only. Call
uon pOol, cul-dHac lot anctl;;:;=======::.:,;;========.:..,,;;;;:=====;;: cheerful kitchen, h Andy now to see. f13..8560. Ifs cheaper lo bey than :rent
~ for boat or trailer. work features. 3 Baths. this gharp 3 bdnn home.
Oriiy 2 Yri old and 1n $@~~',, }A~""Btrs• Plumbed for water aoftener, Located on an extra Ja.rge perfect condlUon." For "' plullh carpetini, drapn:, lot. Call now, 847-6010.
Pretty patio. Park like ~~ :~n EWs. The l'unl• wilh lhe luilt-ln Chuclle • yaro, brk, MO-irai. -MESA-VERDE-nu Repolieufun. con].
\o ~THE REAL '0f ESTATERS
· HfRlfAGE
i~l /\l lURS
OCEAN.._ N••Jort
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ldrm. 2 bllll -plotelJ ....
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I I I · • This 11 lhe l•nd of oppor· ' ~ · -· I . tunilyl Whoro olse could you
1n1ke •IJOVQk to P•Y JO m•ny r-To""'Eo-:-:-x"'u""T~o--.ldifferent -1 9 -11
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'IRINT Nt.MIUID lfTt!RS IN
ll!tS ·-
SC~M·LllS ANsWERS IN CLASSIFfCATIOti 700
TARBELL
~ Harbor', Costa Meaa
PERPECT EXAMPLE
of a well maintained home.
Palnted inlkte and out
wtthtn ttMI yeaz . 3
Bfdrmma, 2 B .a t h a .
S..UtllUlly 1a-.pe<1 ftont
• Reor. !Art• Covend
Pollo. Fruit Troo~ 121.:m.
C a 11 &tf.0565 Evenlnp
..... ly Returbisbod. Looks -=:::::=====:::::::::::::::::=
and Smella: Ukl!! New! CW. WATCH nlE SHIPS
dHftc Street. 3 Bedrooms, 2 2400 CUff Dr. MilHon $$ Y1tw
Baths , Tiie Entry, olLido.BalboaA-Catallna.
Flreplace. f2'150 Do w n , MndMHne houM by the sea $23fi00. HURRY? Ca 11 only $54,950.
64MI06!i, Ewnl""' 642-7438. REAL ESTATE
·cOlWEll.
P ROPE RTIES, lfllC .,
REALTORS .·
TREASURES
l~l Weslcl\U, NB '6"'7'1U * SUPER SHARP *
.. .. REPO ....
&J>JH.18 .......... a..;;;; .............. New plu.h ct.rp@l.lnc; moden
bltins, cozy lirtpl and lJn.
m~culate! Qu1et ~t-df..eae
Best prk!e S bedroom 2 be.lb
home. la prlme-J.1.aa Verde.
$28,500, C a 11 545-804,
SO!ml COAi>'!' l\EALTORS
OWNEI\ t"•nAfemd. -II\
a1erto bl IMna rm. ~
duded. 3 bdrml., ' _..... •
llOtha, wclvdod Uvll>g ...,.
w/firtplace. ~~ ~
-lncl..t.d.
c·o LW '£L(
PRf)P E:l'll t ~.INC
; Rf-.AL.T(.)HS •
LAKE Els ....... by 0wntt
complete mobile h o ni e ,
finllhed, lot al• ar trade
for home In CM/HB/FV/Nll
area. Mlillon dollar view.
ISOO .... It. J B~. J loo, 111
bllnt, tncd ..,... .. -
15Qi<125' lot. -Like"" Tm., TI004MU.'
._VA-
REPOSSESSION Ill•· blr 4 bedt<>Om. 2 ~ory
with family and dlnln&,.-~
bath 1• now offered at $38,!500.
with $900. down ~tlll to
anyone! 1/urry on lhla one:.
Call --540-U51 o,,.n Eves.
· •. · HERITAGE
REiil TORS
'
polnt<d. .A <relot --....,.., &k.. 111,U
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ieJ ._I ___ ... _ .. _...!~I -·-Del I --lre,JI '-___ .. -_-i -..... I~ ~I .:-~··jii;; .. ~~~1:;r ;;":!...~-~I ~ 1· -::..."=" " I~ -----1 ""Gener•I C..taMoM _,,_ Q .... ..._ p._rty 154 lt1tl Est~ Wan .... JM Irvine "~-WoM.....,FO~R-S'.!"A":":LE"" CAMEO SHORES • * 1tEPO"-'ESS10N •
Room tor Dad'• rart1per. ''PR IVAT E aucH•• Super abarp, vtct.m., under
boat ar a:arden, pool OI' 333 MlLFOR.O. OPEN ·l-5 ~ $30M. CaJI Skr. *-71'39·
ehlW~n·• pl1y arni. Larxe CUSTOM bulll 4 brdtoom,E __ •_ll_B_lult _____ _
4-IEDROOM
PWS POOL
BREATHTAKING
VIEW! -Your family wUI lov~ Ws
1pacloua 3 BR. 3 8th. home
lliua a:nothtf rn.tormaa NOm.
Panoramic view of oce&o
and private 1wlmmin1
beach. Any &lze 14Jnlly wW
111. Fom111 dlnloa room and
viR livlne room. F.>ctra
bonua t1 anotlw:r 2200 8qWll'e
Jeet lo ul.Ul:t.e for lll'l)1bbw
)'<IU N.'ed. CAii 673-8550 for
5howlni. A1klng $UO.OOO.
TWO STORY
4 Bdrm. bfauty ID Turtle
Rock lln>odmoor ~ ' Full
baOUI, fam.Uy rm. W,alk to
elem., hi&b ac:bool A tbe
wUve_rslty. Ot1trtd iar only
ISl.950 INCLUDING THE
LAND!
PRB!Er1'10lor 12llO PVT pony wull 2.3 bf DEAR n ....,....::i.""'i::.u.i. """"' IO o.P. or So. tea.
HOUSEWIFE .. L1W lot. Must be-· st 1 1 5f5-l424 BKR. 1o 11 ;,.. W/allky ru.r.
••• brlQI: your ~usband Ind Fat Profit II attained when Prlnc.' only. Ho ., a rd ,
cuJ..._c yard. 4 BR. 2\S 2% bath rtaidtnce. An opp. LUSK S BR. 3 ba, cul-de-uc
bt., itpl. AU ltrml. lo acquln • quallt,y pn>p at 111. Excel cond. Beaut yard.
COWNS A \\IA'M'S, INC. a tnOlt modelt price $75,«0. $7' OOO '"·-
96?·5523 646-3921 or EY•. 67J.41 32 --·-·----·---
, a.rt on,ly two ol the
many amenitlet of th.la
.............. Otlw _ ...
include w/w crpb Ii drp1
tbruouf. w.Upeipu In h&IJ.
way A dtnt_ns atea, UNO
brick flrt!pl, 3 car gar, pa.Uo,
nice Jdlcpe and U wolld.na
dh1t. to new P~in School
and new park, This nco.v
list.in& IA pricf!d 11 "6,950.
Slop 11tt-bowie • hunting •
blutfl, t'lll tot appt. ro see
thiA beauty •
chlldttn Jo ... lhll-you ..i1 tbrolllb mull._.., 194-7168,
3.bdnn 2llo bath eondo .. the ""' Dally Pllol Cuslllod
WHt lllde ol llewport 8ld< Ado. 6fU6'il
-----· . ·-
Bay, Your hUlband will ·::::;..:.::...:=-----1,lr-------.J~ Jove )'OU !JID oataide won Commercial n.cw * C & W * F..,,,t•ln Valley
Lachenmyer:
for him, 'wlc04 there Is a Praporty 151 rl 11 I, I 1 11:1 REPO-Anyona Quallfles
~lrs1:1 \'erdt: l brdrm, only
S2, l;i()_ down. Total Ales Realtor '
''""" 128·""· =*=;s""o""u""m"""'="oF HWY* GlNNY MORRJSON Lovely duplex. Sll'!CM>WI 2
•• • -REALTORS-BR It 1 BR furn w/el«i • ·CiM·. 1'.<tiMaa bltns. COPP''' plumblna.
,. • Venlt Dr. Ea.!!:, Xlnl COnl'I. \Valk 10 ev~* --* ea.ta MHA 111 * * • * 557-4130 thing, Good financing avalt Only $68.500. tOpm EvPnillisl MORGAN REAL TY
FORECLOSURES
l' 531·5111 I :1 531·5111
'O THE REAL
"' f;STATERS
$25,500.
---Ii 1·1illur
''SINCE 1946"
l.M We-stem Bank Bldg.
Unlvmilty Park, Irvine
D•ys 551'7000 Nifhto
blllluds rm, card rm " COLORADO
pultlng ....... ~ -
will ,have a huge pool, arts RIVER 8u1lna1
0-rtunlly
"oralls rm .... ,.......,,... MOBILE HOME
A ..... school lo but I bll<, SPORTS FANS
aowl they will "° to N"'P>l1 p ARK • • •
}farbor J.U. AJkinc $28,900. If YoU are looldne ior •
w/S2,900 dn. with Jovtn& Excellent waterfroot_locatlon i\dellne busine• wnture
coml)Ul.ion on the Colorado ruVer ad-with a minimal c:uh ou~
I' · jacent to Hollda1 ~ (leas than $1,COJ) we've aot
devtlopment. Space tot 24 the proeram Sar you. It ln-
ON Ly $42,500 mobile boron plW1 a duplex. volVi!I a large number or
cozy COTIAGE 673-6642 67$.6459
WJ>; JIAVE 2 VACANT
1-IOMES cll!arwd up and
ready lor IG'ir. Ono lwo
story with xtra large room11,
s rtal ff1m1ly home pri«d
at $32,SOO. wi th min Sl.000
down. AND No. ':i lie lllso 4
btdml• but one 11tory nnd
priced to ull quickly at
$33,SOO. ~ both today.
I' Extcutive Livl119 -4 BR, 2 BA, Irr. 60'xl06'
fncd. A lndacpd, I o t ,
overs.bed dbl. ear. 7 )TS.
new, k1Uflllll rm. combo,
all bltin appl'.1, big cl011eta.
plenty cupboards. patio,
w/\v crpb Ir drpJI. Xlnt loc.
$1''.l(X\' dn. -No 2nd, pymta
Jes.'I than rent.
for th~ '2lOO ... n. home In 531•5111 I :;:J 531·5111 AU ulillti., att available pro at h J el ea nollonwlde
Univenity Parll. 4. bdtrn., I !l!!!!!~'I!!!!!!!! ... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I and shOppine ii c~ for all tprima.rily pro fOOtball) and
2\> ho'. fllmi11 room, 1a,... ' CANALFROl!IT your needs. Alao mcluded Includes ,.v.,..I of the Loi
dry room and all electric Cite duplex, l-BR. each with are t"'.° boat _docks and . • Anaele1 Ram•. You would
Nea r N'pl lights. 2 BR, OCJ::AN.BJ..VD.
w/brlrfst. nook. Askin& Spacious S Br, horn.. wllh
$22,500 fantastic view of llarbor
CA.LL Q '4•·1414 entrance, Catalina, etc. Sep-
A~' aral!' guest or majd Apt. 71~ 1WE~N • COMPANY Ne•r Newpert Peil Offlt• Rcaltor1t 675-6900
OwninCJ Beats
RentlnCJ
Call us for detail•. 4 BR. 2
BA, only $26,!IOO. You name
Costa Mesa
GI BUYERS
4 BR
c!o~s • WAITS, INC. COSTA MESA
962.ssn FIXER·UPPER * C & W * $280 " all you need 10 buy 1 -~---~,..-~-this large 4 br with family layfront Condo room 1n one of Cosla Mesa's
3 Br, 2 Ba, pool, pler A slip,. finest areas. AnxiOUJI se:l.ltt
DelJctrUul $'19,500 will pay all your other com
6 EMERALD BAY at the price of $29,000. Cen-
h'al location near Soulh
Coast Plaza ~ idtal for lmmand•le 3 Br + ram nn.
View $145,000
Tad Hubert & Assoc.
3.f71 Vi.a Lido 875-8500
* DOLL HOUSE *
SJ'EPS TO BEAOI
3 BR. 2 ba., fam. rn1. Jn
lClnl cvndi, Cl08t to oce•n,
poob 1i· teuni.1. $36.500.
CAYWOOD.REALfY_ * ,..1290 * *PENINSULA PT ••
Balboa's ..-t excluaive re1l·
dentlal area. ~ BR.. 3 ba., Jc. lam. nn.; hlk to Ot"ean
A: Ny, Ste lo apprec. $67,!al
BALBOA BAY PROP. * M2-7..,, * PRIVATE~ HeJghta.
~ant home mlautn b'om
lhe ........ 3 bis bdnnt. 2
tiled bl.Oii, bullt-irr kitchen
·vacant and tt11d)t to be llved
Jn. 1*l' 546-a40.
Poo=L;-val=ue--"'blr=74 7be<lrm-,,,--::.,,
bllltb Jn esttDmt am.. 18x36
poo\, • OwelWI patio, b/I
bbq, lleautllull• ............
Priced to aeU at $36,500. Bkr
546 1811.
BY OiirrRr -4 Bdrm., 2 bath,
paocltd tam. rm.. buHt·in
ldtche.n, 2 story, l!x36 pool,
Joli of t~ical Jandlcaplng,
~ceUe.nt cond. We want to
sell! Priced below market
at $35,950. 557-tO'll.
S )tepoutldonl by V.A., in a
32,fm.33.000 &rPa. A 3
Bdrm.. 2 bath horM, now
$28,250. won't last call bk.r.
516-8641).
SPANISH 1tyle. arkted fan1 .
rm., 4 btdrm .. 2 bath built·
In kitcbnl. dbl prqe
S29.!IOll bkr -
NEW DUPLEX ••.••• $48,9fl0.
3, 2. Bdrm. 151 E . Bay
Costa Meu. &CZ-4837
B•lboa Ptnln1ul•
4j' Baylront ... 'l.000 sq ft
home. Pier & floot. $195.000.
Manha.JI ~ally 675-4600.
Capistrano Btach
FOR Sale by owner.
Capistrano Beach B I u f f
vie"" corner lot, 2 story, -4
BR. 2\9 Ba., fonnal dlnlng,
den w/wet bar, drps, cpl~.
intctt0m. Completely fenc·
ed, patio. AcroM from p11.rk.
Approximately 2.600 sq, ft. 5
rn in. to ahpg le fwy. sro,ooo.
By appt only. 496-5020.
at'hools. Call 1 o r ap-
poinlment.
~Willl<fR & Ill -ftcoalt.an 545--0465
Open Eves. ..__ -
* FAMILY HOME
XTRA NICE 1700 .&qc ft. l..
Bednn on corner lot, fully
fenced for privacy. Dbl fire-
pl in living nn. & family
rm., sharp 11ha.g, boat gate,
lots more! Hurry! JU&t list·
ed! For additional inlonna·
lion •
CALL 842·1418 • ::::: .•
....... U IJUl
1TI71 Bt-ach Bh1d., 11.B.
RIGHT ON!
$25,000
This Costa Mesa home has
IT! Tasterully decorated.
Just painted in and out.
New shag carpeting,
Cov~ patio, large yard.
16 shndl!! tree1. Super sharp
anti 3 bE!droom1t. C a I I
64&-717L
TWO UNrTS
* EASTSIDE *
1·3 BEDRM, 1-2 BEDRt.f
$30,000.
Roy Mccardle Realtor
1810 Ne"·port Blvd., C.1'1.
su.n29
4 Bedrm, 2 Bath
3 years old. Large family
1ypc kitchen with \valk·in
pantry. Shake roof, Owner
moving north. Below market
at $33.750. Call 96.S-4441. * Crest Realty
IMMEO. OCCUPANCY
Be the first to enjoy this
brand new 3 bedroom hon1e.
Family room, dining room
& breakCast at'l'.!a • all within
easy walking dla:tance or
schools, park "-Westclift
shop~.
OWNER 646-7676
TWO STORY SPANISH
home on 111.rge pie ~aped lot
l'll'8r th~ Santa Ana Rivrr.
!"1 IK'ftroo111s, thrC'e balhs,
hUS?e family room. Sf>paralr
rhn1njC roon1, C u s t o m
loUVr<'!I. Thrcf' car _i;:nragc.
Vogel Co. Realtori::. fM-9346 * MESA VEROE *
FHA REPOSSESSION
Cle11.n J BR, 2 baths
\Va lk to school
$28,SOO
AUTHORIZED BROKER * 54MS70 * LOVELY Jrg 2sty 4BR, ho1no.i :l•, ha , frplc. blt in p;as kl!ch
Ushf"'sh. Furn. Huge yard.
Sprinkkrs. $39,;:oo, O\\"llf'r,
9iG Denvrr Dr., C i\f .
5f0..2f42.
DAILY
PILOT
The
JJY Ow1wr. Nffii~ ""Ork, 4
BR. fam frplc. <»tO Prrsi-
dcnt Pl. S930 d"n. ~!1Th4;
\\'ktlays, 8.U-1103.
ORANGE
COAST'S
0\VNER Sacrili<.'t -Jeavinc
area. Beaut. 3 BR. 2 BA,
dinlnz nn., bltn,, ruo. ~
'\\'/w crpt, drps, nice C.M.
foe. S33,SOO. m.7654.
BY OWNER, 3BR, 2BA, fem
nn, 2 sty, $l?i,OOO.
N.E. C.M. 545-4710
5ll·Hll I :::1 531·5111
At its finest. Priced in !he
loW 40's. Lovely, 2 story, 4
BR charmer. Comer Jot,
velvety land!K'aplng, 00\'i!t·
ed enclosed paUo, Commun-. $4,950 TOTAL DOWN Hy swim PoOI & green
buy1 you a vt·t, lhh1 nice 3 parks. Luxurious e ntertain·
bedroom 1%, bath, ln good ing. Champagne Jiving at a
area. llurry, this can't lasl! bf!.cr pocket prier.
WE ALSO llAVE 2 others, Relia ble Re•I Estate
for les11 than $400. lolal to R46-3391 1194-2296 r vrs.
vels.
540-8555 OR 968.3318 Huntington 8t1ch
SHERWeeo REAL TY ===:;;...=:::.:.--
18964 Brookhur11:t Jo ... v. --------~-OWNF.R must sell 4 yr.
new ... hort bike to beach! 3
bdrms., 2 baths, elepnt
fireplare in family room
ronvt'nlent to !he built-in
kitchen. handy dish1\'aahrr.
Lovrly palo, loads of drck-
lng, heattd & lilleretJ pool.
Carpeting thru Olli including
kitchen! Brk., ·S J 0 , O O 0 .
842-6691.
O\VN ER leaving. Hich \vood
panelin g , ~x pensive
wallpapcr acc<"nts lrnds
personality and chn.nn to
thiA dJ.sUncriW 4 bedroom, 2
bolh homr. Elegant
fiit>plact<: <le!Uxe bUilt-th
dishwasher. Covered palio.
Near future park and nrw
school. Brk .. $31 ,000,
962-55fi6.
O\VNER sa.t'rif1ce 4 big
tx.odroon1s, 2 balhs, isolated
rear living room enha~
by fireplat'!'. Bui 11 -in
kilchen, dishwa!her, fo~
air ht-aling. Slrlking large
family homt'! Brk., .$.11,000.
962-81165.
BEAUTIFUL. "LA LI NDA"
:r.tuch de11ittd, ' ' S a n t a
Barbara" modt•I. -4 hed .,
rum. nn., + Bonu., rm.,
owner anxious. Ask for
Diane. days, 842--2535 eve.
962-8013 agL
CLASSIFIED
HOURS
-BEAUTY •
SPANISH STYLE
Beauty is the "'Ord for this 3
bedroom, 1% bath Spaoillh
st)'le home. It is priced
rij'ht to sell at $33,900. It
features a large family
room, R Palos Verde stone
fireplace in the livini:: room,
B formal dining room and a
pool i<izcd lot. Call now.
847-60}0.
*TACK SHARP
4 Be<lnn; Dutch J1aven • ab-
ioluteJy-TmniaCUlafe in-and
ollt. Xlnt area on cbild-58.fc-
streel! Best buy in H.B. at
lhis price <1f nnly $2!t,900.
For details and terms -
CA LL 842-1418
•w':m•• .........
inn Beach Blvd., ILB.
JACK AND JILL
ROOM
This home has one. It's a 3
bedroon1, 2 bath home that
can be 4 bedrooms. A f.an-
lastic: home with new
carpets and drape11:. Covertd
patio with brick BBQ. Only
$28,950. Call NOW 842-2535.
'0 THF: REAL
\"' ESTATERS . .
Advertlsr~ may phttt
thrir ads hy tell.'phone
~:00 a.m. 10 5:::W 11.m.
Monaar thru Friday ~ to noon ~aturday
COST A MESA Of'FICE
3:\0 W. Bsy
642-5678
Model Homes
, For Sale
NEWPORT BEACli
:l.333 Newport Blvd.
642-5678
IIUNTL~C;TON BEACH
17875 Beech Blvd.
540-!2'20 .
LAGUNA BEACH
222 F'orNit Ave.
494-9466
I Phone (714)
962-6605
OWNER aru:ious. Pride (Jf
ownership home ¥ti.th 4
spacious bedroon1s, 3
glt>aming pullnian bath1i,
delu.xl.' huilt·in kitchen op·
posite the family room with
I' illJge ReJI EstJte
HJ.4471 I ::::.1 54M10l
2 BEDROOMS·
VIEW
kJlchtn 'are just a !ew of the launcb.uig ramp. Owner will be woridna with some or
features found here. This boe.t dock. $6&,500. exchange for local property. t~m tn what Is considered
one ~•n'l laJJ long. CONDOMINIUM Price $137,500. Call our a "'"' glamour buslneu. If
8 ied hi.,, Park Udo, 2 b<lnn., 2 boths, Investmen.t DI v 1 • Ion , you are .,.,.salvo ...i
frplc .. patio"-encl. prage. 54fi...1600. really lntertattd ln a
s:l>.500. sideline venture that could
CA.Lt ~ t4,·1414 mushroom intO a. major
REAL TY 9i'-bullneu w.IUUn a year, Univ. Parle Center, Jrvine A ,...,, ed Ad N ~ Call ~4{~...., FOR write Classlft o . .,.,.., Anytime 833-()83) N N SALE: 2'12 acrea. Dally PUot P .O. Box 1560,
Office hours 8 AM to 8 P1'.f rar ewporl P•1t Ottlt't AnU:lope Valley, $600 down Costa M~ 9262'. * PIER le SLIP * ~ ... ,.!!!ume payment. REsrAURANT__ specialty
60 Ft. 3 B<lnnt .. 3 balhl _.,,, 1·~ Sim 1 •··t •· "•b Immaculate!· $250,000 · .......... P e. i.-• ~ * BA YFRONT * Condominium• prortt. Well esL 1n fine area. • ONLY $27 ,500 Lagun• Buch
Perfect slarter home Jor the OCEANFRONT
young couple or a retire-4 lge. luxury units, smack oo
ment Haven for the young the sand! Best Nor t h
at Heart. You O\VD the land. l.agvna Joe. Xlnt financlna.
Elevated corner lot in lovely $60,000 Will handle, Asking
Laguna Niguel. 1 !~ baths. $215,000,
~~ii!~. kitchen. Cal I / •* 499-2800 * ~
~ '~ ~
.... '°" CXlolil:ll' llW'lt 30UrM ~ CN.r. .... ....... a.-
IO THEREAL
1, ESTATERS ' . * RARE BEAUTY
Ta:ntast:lc ~·& S built 4 Iled-
rm, 3 bath, :I car gar. Cen-
tral air, 2500 sq rt of llnkle·
deep-Shag, vaulted ceilings
and so much more. Vacant!
Only $56,500. For details -
CALL 842-l41B
• v:::::R •
11,\j. ''""'' 1nn Beach Blvd .. 11.B.
MOVE IN
BY SCHOOL
A fanlastic 3 bedroom. l bath
home wi1h lovely Pine tree!
nnd landscaping. Walk to
schools only $31 ,150. Call
Today 842-2535.
'\O THERCAL
'"-ESTATERS
OCEANFRONT
FabuloU$, good security, ex-
ecutive O·Y-9 apt, furn., 2
BR, 2 BA, $52,500. Pool,
elevator, i)aooramlc view
surf. rocks, coastline. IM.
avail. Also 3 BR, 2 BA.
$76,500. SWartz: RI t y ,
499-300).
TRl·level custom home. VA
firlancin_g avail, 3 Br., 180'
ocean \'Je\v.
$74,'95
Sering is Buying
Portafma Laguna
714/494-9388
CUSI'OM home. &autilul
ocean view, Underground
utilities. 3 Br., 2 ba,
$69,'95
Atrium·Fountain
Portafina. Laguna
714/494-9388
ATRIU:P.1 ENTRY
Brick walks & iron gatt? lead
to unique 4 BR., fam. rm.
homfl; frpl., many extras +
ll6x36' J.ree/form pool; can·
yon view. $65,000.
MISSION REALTY 494-0731
Ololce 35 IL Nord .• BR. 3 for Mia uo Fully equip. OWner will ·1 lrain. Will lake R. E. In ' ba. Pier/lllip. $195.IXM>. ELEGANT 3 BR. 2 ba, fam trade. Mr. M a e b a m ' r * NEWPORT SHORES •. rm. pool. rec nn.-ell for
3 Br, 2 ba. i..tory. Moorint less than $35,000. Agent, 642-4527. ~-
prlvil. $37,000. 642-3073 or 644-8814.
LIDO REALTY D I /U Pipe• Tobacco.-3311 Via Udo l!IB 673-7300 up ext1 nits Beauty Shop
' aale 162 Butcher Shop
3600 SQ. FT. CLEA E U R Beau'Y a.u,.e ' OF GRACIOUS LIVING ON N R PPE I HOLLAND B S I ' 113 ACRE. beautifully Cosla Mesa, great ~ US. a es '1 land~aptd. Sprawlin& 6 vestment or Jive tn one & 1716 Orange, C.M. 64&-4170 l
Br., 3 Ba., 2 frplcs. music rent the other. 2 Separate NITE club tar lease, Lee-I
nn., forml din nn., 1rg fam houses, 2 BR's each. Only Collta Meaa cmr Joe. Lota ot
rm. Ideal for ente.rtalnln&:! Sll,950. By JJexible O\mf'r. parldfll'. Gre1t oppty tor
larwin realty inc. 642-2430. ·' vtl')' little money, il YoU act
96&-4405' _,-~n) NEW duplex 3 BR, 2-Ba., 2 qulc~-Owner, .< 1 !.•J l * $32 JDOT ' BR, 2 Ba, lrplcs, ocean bay .:.:·494-<XJJllJ.:,;.;=·----~-I
:'I BR. Park, Lido Condo vu, good rental loc. ~wner. DENT.AL practice, No . ,
$3.250 Dn., $220 Mo. PITI $79,950. 962-0 3 4 9 or Hollywood. $10,000. Gt'Ollse• +
This Is a soocJie, hU?TY! 2U/694-U!3. $35,800 annual OD 3 day ) ---GEM lncom• p,_rty 166 ocbedule only. (213) '"TA'ifiD;:;:;;;;;i;;;u~·t;,2'J6.40f7~~·~.,----:;--. l610 w. Coul Hwy .. N.B. TAX PROBLEM? 240 REAL 'l'ORS oo..4623 ' •l fo Loan
WE CAN HELP! XKl"!o OPEN HOUSE depredation available on HOMEOWNERS!
BORROW · S Bdnn. 3 ba. home, for the prime Pasadena unlts. Two
big family, located 17il lJ'. 24 units, full security
vlllf', full price $49.950. buildings. Tax advantages $1000. $10,000 Up
FULLER REAL TY In 1m, mmplelo In 1973. LOW MONTHL y
546-0814 Good . opendable, nwble PAYMl!NTS
BALOOA Coves, N • B. financing, Submit tndn. LDANS on ANY HOME,
Watutront. Pvt ramp Ii Pick tap construction p:lril:its. PAID FOR er NOT
float. Modern 3 Br. $19,500. Don't ·misa this opportunity COMPARE OUR CO STS
Call owner, 6'J5.-0'750. tor creattft 1512 tax plaft. FIRSJ'I i * WESTCLIFF-By Owne!' * nlng jffi..016-017} p bone nRESIDE LOAN
3 BR. 2 Ba. ldt/fam nn. 7l4/8J3.00<0 GUARANTEE'
poollize lot. 2 p a t 1 o , . rt you can cet the SAME
642-1919. LOAN from any O'l1IER COLLtJ£L L flARBOR VU H 0 M E
Palermo 4 BR, 2% BA, Fam
Rm., S mo. new. $69,500.
PROPERTIES. INC
R EA LTORS
OCEAN ROAR
Dutch clean 3 Bdrm. & din-
ing rm .. 1% tiled baths, dlx
crpls, drps, I:. window shut·
ters. Many 'tret"s + low
mainl t n d sc p g. Just
f!ecornled in & out. Perfect
for the beach goer. Truly a
' ~Id medal winner a t
$.15,950. Call 962-8851.
FAMILY DELIGHT Owntt. 64IJ.-0247. A Subeullacy of Tho
45' BAYFRONT 5 000 llCJ. ft. ColMll Co.
LENDEJt In cautom1a at ~
RATES LESS THAN \VE
OFFER, re t ur n the
MONEY within l5 days, and
YOUR LOAN with US Ill
FREE! R.C. WERNER •
Pl'Hlde.nt
eANNOUNCEMENTe
GOV'T REPOSSESSIONS IN
J lunt, Bch. I:. Ftn, Valley
NOW AVAILABLE AT
I' 531·51DD I ::1 531·5111
Call now for Information
4 Bdrms., with room far ex·
pansion: located on quiet
!itreet in excellent reliden-
tiaJ area. An xlnt valur. Ask
for Glen Moffett, $47 ,000.
$64,'9S
Unlimited ocean viel\'. 2 Br.,
2 ha.
Portafina l1guna
n4t494-9388
LGE. 2 BR. new home, close
to Victor Hugo's; R·l lot.
rm. tor 2 more units.
330 MAGNOLIA 494-1297
home. Pier/fio~t.' $195,lnl. lnvetbnfl'll DivWon
Manhall Realty 675-4000 2041 Bullnea Center Drive
2 " duplex•~ n•"t door, ll Irvine, Calif. J'IRESIDB Thrilt
blk from ocean beacb.. MARKET ms Harbor Bl., C.M. 64.5-1000
$85,lnl ea. Agt 673-8563. Free standing food market 819 N. Main, $.A. $C7...Q68t
HARBOR VIEW ROME on long term lease. BO~W TO $25,lnl OD the
MONACO. 2 + d~. 2 ba. Net, net rtnt equity in your boule. Ute
Fee. Qwnr.agt. 6f4-2536. $385,tm the money for any purpoae.
Over $5,000 on l"H,I estate Newport Helgfttl and ptraonal property. Call
NEAR NEW -IN C.M. FINANCl~~VICES 3 BR, 2 ba.. 2 frplc. +
fonnal din. rm. + + ~ 500 N. Anaheim Blvd.,
Anaheim 535-2&16 lam. rm. $U,900, Contact R~"'l'ORS "" s Eu lid s Jon Ma rtin. "'""'-' """ · c t., SINCE 1944 Anaheirh 776-5250 SAN CLEMENTE
30:> N. F.I Camino RC!al
'-492·4420 fireplace. Completely in· ;_;;_~_;;_::::_~-i:li-~-i\l::i:-~-::::::-::i-~~
sulalcd. Quality construe·
lion. 'Patio. Sprinklers, ex-
pt'rtly 1andscapcd, Brk.,
$33,950. 9&2·1373.
LOWER Three Arch Bay. 3
BR, 3 BA, Vie\\. $79,500.
494·8498 or 499-2784. LIDO REAL TY 673 AAOO 1819 Hubor Blvd., lm Via Lido, N.B. 673-7300 ..,., Costa Mesa M2·348C
NORTH COUNTY
dial ln!e ~40-t:na
CLAS$1f1EO
DEADLINES
$4,950 TOTA L. DOWN Laguna Nlguol S•n Clom•nte NEW DUPLEX.,, 9 617 W. 171h St, ' 1 buys you a vet, t: ·., nlce 3 -.,_, SO. Santa Ana 547-4Cll
bedroom 1% bath, Jn good *FOREVER VJtw * BEAlfl'IFUL a oct:an I hill Jeaturing 3 bdrm., 2 ba, l'JlT s Main St '
area. Hurry, thls can't lut! By owner. 3 Br., 2 Bl view. 4 BR home, $38,600. "0Wner'1 unit" & 2 bdrm., I Santa ·Ana. '• 5t9-33Sl.
We also have 2 others. tor Pacesetter m home. 1/3 3U1 Calle Dorado, 492-4260. ba. income unit. Xlnt loca-~ Brookhutst Blvd
Dt-adlinr for copy ti Jcilla
is 5:30 p.m. lhe day ~
for publlc:aUon, f'XCC!Pt
fur !:iunday & :P.fondfty
Edi lion111 when df'Bdlinc
U Saturday, ~.2 noon.
OWNER Despet·ate. 3
bedroom home. 2 lmlhs.
Built-in dream kitchen,
family nn. adja~nt w/an
ln\•iting fireplace. J6x2·t ft.
f'n c l osed pa!io wilh
!'ascading \V a I <' r fa I I ,
FresWy painted expcrior.
Brk .. $29,950. 84&-0604.
less lhan $400. totaJ to vets. ae, cul'1e-u.c. Prindpala San Juan Capistrano Ho~. Large attractive units. Garden Grove s30-m
54-0-&65 OR 968-3318 onijr: $39,IOI. 495--5631. Quiet privacy. See lS1 E. &W WHtmlnlter Blvd
SHERWeeo REAL TY Lake Forest Octan Marin• View Bay St., Colta Me 1 a , WHtm.lnAa ssl.m :
CLASSIFIED
REGULATIONS
ERHO B.S: A.dvrrU5"1'1'
s huuld ch('('k their ad.,
l'\lly A: rrport r rror.o;
ln1n1f'dlately. T If E
I ·AILY PILOT ar.:suinc:t
li11billly for 1hr fir;t in·
currecl JnscrUon only.
CANCELLATIONS:
\Vhen klllinK a n ad be
surt? lo make a TCeOrd
uf the KIU. NUMBER
i::ivf'n you by your ad
t11.krr a.<i ~lpt of your
canccllatinn, Thill kill
numtw>r 1nust Ill" pre-
lr.e11t1·d by the advcrt.l!cr
111 cn.:oc ot a d.L:.r)Utt·.
CANCELl.ATION 0 R
COHRFX:MON or NEW
AD BEFOHJ>; RUNNIN<i:
"':\•t'ry t•[forl i1I msde lo
klll or roM'f'Cl a lW'YI' ad
lh1tt has l!N'n C'rdcrf'd,
hut v.·e c11nn"t xu1tran-
l.1•1· 111 drJ !to until~ sd
h11!1 a1111t'tl.red in l h ~
palJ('r.
nfMF,.A·t.L~F: AD~:
OWNER TRANSFERRED
5 Bedrm, family rm, gour·
met kilch, xtra largf! yard,
loaded with brick & shrub-
bery, Priced for quick sale.
10% down, no 2nd's.
larwin realty inc.
~4405 24 HRS.
OWNER Desperate, No down
terms. Out <1f State owner
t:xtremely anxious! 4
lx'drooms, 2 baths, laf'I(!
family roont w/fireplace,
bullt-ifl!, dishwasher. Love-
ly patio. Brk., $34,950.
842-2361.
18964 Brookhurst F .V. ---------Immediate ule, 2 BR. 2 RA. &U--4837. 1 ' " ' >
-----NEARLY NEW 5 Bdnn 3 T1" -lndustrl•I Property '" st TD Loans
e SPANISH e balh ho""' surrounded by * M·I CORNER * 6%% INTEREST
ALMOST NEW 2 story a .. eucalyptus bffs. \Valldng I --II•. J W/older house, prime loc., 2 d TD L bdrm, lam rm. $5.CKXI. in distance to pool, 1ake and C.M. Ann, Fare! Walker n oa ns ~s~~ .... drps k roadies. boating, localed in "woods." Rltr, 642-8989. &t&-7414.
.....u Owner transferred and am:-Lowtlt nttt Oranp Co.
lous. $53,950. KATELLA Mobile Homts Lots for S•I• 171 "WE BUY TO 'S" •• e CATHEORAL
CEILINGS e
3 Bdnns, µJ tra-mod. Indoor/
outdoor kltch, on huge cor-
ner lot, $36,950, 968-4456.
REALTY. &n-9lll0 For Sal• 125 R·4 COSTA MESA Sattl•r Mtg. Co.
Lido Isl• BUYER'S dream, 24'"64' Level 63' x 290' lll'. Harbor '42·2171 54$.Mll A
cuatom moblle coe.ch. -Best Blvd. OK for 12 unJtt Strvm, lfarboi aru 2l 1fL r J
STREET TO STREET Joe. dlx adlt pk, 1 ... al 136,5!0. Ololce RA level • $11000 I
Prtv. beach at each end ot nef&hbort. Come look, you11 36,StO Sq, n. OK for 2C Pvt Money ior ft. Eatate >
the block. 2 BR. + den le buy It! 5% loan, price unltt $94,290. Loan. M'r. Adams. Bkr. j
dining alcove, $57.!00. J>elO[IAble. Pvt. pty. WHl•y N. Taylor Co, (71f) 499.2130. ! . m-es«. RHJ.ton •
bococlll& laweon j11. l Bit, I BA, ltfull court. See nu SM J014111D llllta Rd, Mort••··
3'16 Via J:"'C°" 675-4562 al :m w. Wilson. lll>C· 3i, Newport Cent... Jl44.4910 Trust DHd• 2M
C.M. ar. Harbor Sl\PI· •Watertl'ont. 30' boat au,,. TRUST defldl: wanted 2nd
BEAUTIFUL 5 BR, 4 BA &U-CnA."' • Lot 7, Collins l 1 I and, TD11 or ht at d.bcount.
WALK TO Bl!ACHI home. hie heated A fill..,,.. 613-11'111 P11vai. Pty "•·-FOR Sale by Owner, ·nne 11 1 4 B -, 1 f pool 3000 fl ... 000 SAC lJdO waJertront pk. 2 • ' ~ eve&
1 1 r u-r-1eve caturt.1 , aq. -· · b " -Alm d'bl wldf -I ~-older 5 BR home, fan1 rm,, hrdwd n,.., parquet entry, WUI corWder any offer for r, --I n , --rt, ------·--
lg fnni yd, gar&'ff", $500 2i,; ba. + lf'I. ~P-fain nn. 1mmed. Al!'. 23831 WindmUI rum.. $4.99!S. f73..Mlf .• !fet0!!.. . . 1?4 [ -JI~)
down. Good credit req'd. Rtar yard 3Sx60 w/lrt 1..a.nt, 49$-.56Z. LOT 1n Wnow: £Je Rlvuu, ,..,..
2:516 De.la\va!'!' St. putio. A Must See Today! ..,;..;...;:..;,;.....;cC'-----I .., htaf.,. I rAJ borne of the world tamoua:l~iiiiiii!;iiiiiii!iiiii~;ii
BY Owner. 3 BR. 2 Ba, coun. * 962·7637 * Mission VlaJo -~ !A-. 8rldae. t.ocalodl' j
try kit. '•""' !iv rm., "1>!c. ~R~EP~O~S""S-ES~Sl-O"'N~S OLD WORLD CHARM -10 all -· a dti-. ltouMS Furnlshad JOO
Must !!<'II. $28,300, Prine-3 BR. 2 ha fOrm&1 1 19llO) or wW trldl R o.ta Oefteril
pals only. !Jlil.8329, IW lnlmmalloo ard lo<allon ....,.. c<!I'~.. &ard<men .:r.; .... ._ F'~!!~ 154 = W N'--•1-:::---:::---,.~---I
OWNER. 3 Br., 2 Ba., lrpk., :.,i::-~ lo VA l>ooi°'\I <OY'd. pa!lo w/fOunWn, *Mo Mc* * prop. -· frM Ront1I S.rvl-
pollo, tllo enlry way. KASAllAN oech1ded-tcourtyd, MJ-RNIEst•W..,,.,.lM tO 1 -
$31.oJOO. 5842 Raphael Dr. -trees 6 ponoram1e $31,!00 Doom l2Ul.OllO J'.P. * · LANDLOIWll AND ~. RHI l!state 962-4644 vtew. All I« $31,900. awnor Sboppl,.-... tar w / 1 o J Id Quick CCllll * T!NANTS
•::.;5.Blt;;;-,,.-,:-::ly":-.7,,,-ow-... -,-.,.....,.J..:N=o=-DOWN=:::.~,-B-JI,...:: 2 BA, 1131).1.!37 C< 11'4191. I"""'' Jo .... t ..... -· \\>VI """ ,...,. -· AU AU Jll1«o and au -
drpo. Xlra clean, i.<J do. TOWNHOUSE w/._,c. -~~~. ~am ~ lnr a ll\ll1d 13.1$,. <1111 ash ·wllhln 11 hro. Call ~ , "'" --v •n~ -• ,., ., ~-bit. 00 ~ loo 912-aSl DIVOttt ,orct• a 1 I e . pt.Lio. J1001. ttnnls eourta. owner. 2900 1q" .itt., "4 Br., 3 come of P>.& Allowanofl •
·· leciding
Marketplace
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THROUGH A
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Thl'lle lld~ 11r,. •trlctly
cash Jn 11dv1rnce by matl
nr at IU'l.1 onr f.I( our of~
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THE DAILY Pll.OT re-
ltr'Vtl IM right to cluo
alf;y, edit, cen11>r ar ,...
fuse any advertf•men~
and to chanee Ila ratu
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~-· OltMONTHLYPAYMENTS ha.,den,.ful•rm.,lp.ldlch. tor mbnt., ,_.., and mt
HONEYMOON rolTAGEl i.ow.r w/dowo ...... nl. Xtra .......... Cu ftrepll & ....... ol »• a.-In.
at the ·beach. $12,500. R.-2 9'rn-l!IW. 1 BBQ. M&nY DX1tt h:aturta. Don't waft on tlll• b&r:p1c. I
.mniiig. J, L. Younc Realty, BY Owntt. Nice 3 Br .. 2 bL, NUBt .et to •ppr e e. Not tancy, jutt protJtaMel '!!!!!!'!!~
1141-1216 or IH2-8540. 3 yn. otd. vacant. $900 dwto. Jl30.l307. Oru"" I Illa. .. ,., I I::'':"'::::"~~~=..,..
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Q.EAN, che<ty 2 Bdrm.. =-====== l~;"ii"leEKi:-0.>;:1iiiiiiii ,,,,.~. pallo, odol ... $200. LANDLORDS! 3 BR .... ··-••• 3 BR. 2 s... ,,.,., drpo, * $20 WEEK " OP * Cotto MeN
Children Welcome
127 Amet"'9t. f15.2UT. • • ~ m>. ... _ bltns, pallo, '""deck. p,; e Studio" 1 BR.... VI LLA MARSEILLES
We Specia.lltt l:n Newport 3 BR.. 1 bL ··• •••• ••••• $33) age btaut vu ol bq, $3151 e TV Ir Maid Snvloe A\tt.0 HARBOR GREENS e FAMILY AFFAIR e
1, 2 k S Oil'"· $150 to in>
Tt•nnu• cl, pool, BBQ, child
play .1rf"a. Oay Ct.re eentfr,
3 story 1'e<'. bldg. incl. ~
& pa.Hy rmt, DESJGNm
FOR THE GRO WING
f•AA11LY. SEE FURN.
A!OOELS. (7141 842-0629 •
Belboo Panintulo B .. d,.e C..00. dd Mar e f BR. 2 ba., tam ....... $385 mo. f15.520T. e Pbono s.m.,..Htd ~· SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BEDROOM APT. W•~• ~ 3 BR. 2., A Laguna. Our R111lal s.,.. 4 BR, 3 ba. tam rm. .... $400 e ChU.S.. 6 Pet llo~ Furnl1had & Unfu mlshad .-:·~"'::'..".'. 3 -:' .i.. b FREE to Youl Try •BR. 21\ be, tu> rm ... $425 Belboo Panln1ul• 2376 N.':.....rt ru':. d;., Adult Living
llJo't, ...., ....... ~. car ....... Nu.View! ~-.-Dishwasher color coordinated appliances •
Furnished &
Unfumlshad
:;1,.,!"' ~3115 ldonten>, . NU-l{IEW Rl;NTALS ~:;;rn~~· ~BR.• 1:'; cd~: Th~~.:, ~nt Plush shag carpet -mirrored wardrobe doors-
• • l13-lo30 or ~ W>Qrl; prlv bcb, <Jodr ape indirect llgbUrig in kitchen -brealtiast bar •
From $130 to $215 mo
I~~~ ~: ...... B ..... d NEWLY dtt s Br., 3 ba, ... avon. 1775 wlnte'-IS'J!i-yrly. El. Puerto Mesa huge private fenced patio -plush landscap-Bochalors • I Bdrm•
.....,, a •a:w, r, E'll. ecudve home Jn Upper Bay 67'5-3o63. 1 BR's .. $130 UP ing • brick Bar-bft..Ques .. Jarge heated pools 2 Bdrm• e 3 Bdrm1 6401 \VARNER AVE.
3 Ba, prage. Winter or yr-area. Lea.sc $3TS mo Furnl1hed ~ts & lanai. Air conditioning. 1 Yi or 2 full Bath1
l.v. $450. 536-l068 646-8320: 833--3544. . "SINCE lM&" Corone det Mer Alt Utilitie1 Paid 3101 So. Bri1tol St., S•nte An• S57-8200 s;c ~~v; e~ i~~:i~x.*All
2 Br, taro rm. furn, frplc, 4 BR, 2 BA. VIE\V! Cove.red 1st \Ve5tem Bank Blda:. 2 BR, unturn, frplc. Monthly Pool &. R«:reation COLDWE LL, BANKER & CO. l\fastf'r slie bedroon1s \Vt p I bl'• Kld
few amps to bch. Child OK. University Park, Irvinf' c u u•u•GING G hl'°h beam ceilin~s. targr rxtra.s, 00 · rtt .... 1
patio, newly palnte(.f, Im-ttntal, a for a PP t : 1959 Maple Ave., C.l\1:. ~,_ A ENT 1 ln \\',..lronll' Front $139. See
W111ter. S2SO/mo. 675-8966. med. Poss. $275/Mo, Agt. Dly• 552·7000 Nights -494-3661, 719 Mar I & o Id , JH~O~L~l[D'!A~Y~PjiLLAAL~::iA[-/!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111• / \~~ b:nr;·\v:i~:~1,,,::. r.tgr, 1737l Ktelson "B".
COf'OIMi .del Mer BS46-<li..~4~ Llgune Bel.ch CCdM ..... _ DELUXE Spack>us 1 BR. Apts. Fum. 360 Apt. Unf'vm. 36.S ~~"'J<l~~~~~-l~~~1,~:cd n:~ ~TJlO or 847--t260.
c BR. 3BA. Poot privileges, • .._ l1l1nd oste misM furn apt. $135. Healed pool. ,._________ •-~:."<TllA lar.:l' 2 er. 2 Ba. all !·~ 1 BR .. Ample ......... ~ng AtfuJts no Newport Be•ch Costa Mesa tlos. 2 s1\·lmmlng pools. $410 a mon~lose to YE.UU.Y; lo~ly 3 BR. " """. pr apt. , .. o. end. UNIQUE DUPLE,X _..... . ' sauna. rttreatlon tnelll· ('Jee. deluxt' apt. Pool, ttc.
schools. ~nt CPI GT;i..1225. tam. rm,., 2 ba's.; frpl., 2 :~ IO beach. O!.lld/pet NBeRw-2--at~~u Co
1500
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1
tyle 2 pe~ Pomona Ave., C~I. Y!!I RL~'lu. Bilk Brio "", acll. E-SJDE UUJ)lex 2 bdrm or J tit's. Sl'rurity l.'llnrd. No ~:· O~~ut. SlG:J~n::z:o Cotta Meu patios. $500 Mo. + .at.....,, sq I, wet ...._.. uxr m ., &. bdrnl + den. Crpts, '!rps, pt>ts.
Winton Real Estate 6T""'3331 $280 • New 3 + tam rm .. 2 bar, frplc, bllns, gar., 1% ACAPULCO D/\V, fil>I<', wa s h Id r y , range, refra, g11.ragt', fen<'ed Mod 1 O I Florida, 536-l9'iG
NEW 4 BR. 2% Ba, lge. ---------::Us. frpic, home. Niguel ba. SHARP! BlP\ 6T~OOO Deluxe 2 BR. $175. Utll. patio. $285. 213133J.3100. yard Rnd rovl'rrd pnlin. e 5 pen 'ti I pm. WALK TO BEACH
yard. $350 mo. 976 Denver Corona. dtl Mar or &I0--05.5;'). Paid. Pool, parking; Adu~ts, SEACl.lFF ~tanor Apt!; Adults, no pets. s l j 5 . 2700 Peterson Way, CM 1 & 2 Br. Cpl<>. drp!!I,
I>r., C.P.1'. 540-U42, 213: $335 ... Ulil pd. 3 BR. 2 ba, N Be h no pet!. 740 \V, 18th St., n-hel t til pd 642-5.531 <'ves or \\'knr!s. nr H1rbor Blvd & dshwslu·. 20~ Jjth ·. 30!! 16th. •-•••• 3 Bed-m 2 blth 2 pa"-frplc v1·c1or•·a Bea~ ewport oc c '' OilC or ap . u · ~. ...... ' ' ....,.. ' ""· -,,,.,0,~--,--..,.....,...1-;;'"7'=~=0:--,.==-1148.50. Pool. B25 Placentia 8'17-3957. + office, ocean view, steps NU-VIEW RENTALS =:: LRG. 2 BR., 11), Ba. ~hag Ad ams ~===~=~~-$95. COTI'AGE. Util pd. 1 to big Corona Beach. Lease 6'13-40.10 or 494-3248 BEAtrr new lo\\·er duplex SHADY ELMS and POOL Ave., ask aboutourdlaoount crpl, hlt-ini::. rrplr. prh" BEACHB LUFF Apt s •
BR. SUO Util pd. •i::nn th "'TR Avail, yrly rental. Wik to 1 A 2 Br. Pool. $140 up. 548-2682 or &12-8340. patio, rncl "ttr, '-. hlk 1, 546-5025 ., ,,,_ ., na .,,1 t' Rent .. A·Housa 979.1430 -.,u pr. mon · su.. · l19un• Hills beach, shopping. schls, un--Unfurn. Av a i I . ELM --l "' '' ... .:;u.., -" pi,., • pa 10• 673-8550 ask for Bernice. furn. 3 BR, 215 3lrd St .. NB GARDENS AP'l'S, tn E. 3 BR, 211 Ba., bltns. Ne"' i-ch 54S-I9-ll 11r 61:l-6J4 j, I 1 dshwahr. llZi l l·~ll!! Avr.
Lagun• 8eaeh 2 BR, 1 ba. cpts. drps, frplc. LOVELY 3 BR & den, 2 ba, i ire 6T:>-6223. 22nd St .. c.M. 642_3645. crpts. 1 ~ blk !o OCt"an. 634 1-lamillon Avf'., C.l\1._ 1 1!!!!1111•~11!!1!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1 -',,",,--=-·:-.--,.-,,.--,-
N hild beaut landscaped _,_ nqu Furn. $300/n10. Ye a " I Y · "THE VICTORIA."" DELUXE 2'-BR < N I $13S • Util pd, t "'e bach. ',\ o c req or prts. $265 • garuc:n LOVELY · 1 8 .~ upsta rs apL <'\\' "' 'v
'4. mo. Pl~ae call 962-8449. patio. CW1tom crpts & drps, NEWLY decor. upper 3 BR, ' spacious r., Days 642-7671· '.? Br v.·I gar-adullll, cpt.o;, APARTMENTS cpt thruout. Drp;:, di.~posa1,
blk beach. Full kitchen. -dshwshr & bltns. Frplc. 2 ba., frpl c. yrly lease $280 tastefully furn ... fenet'd yd. OCEANFRONT beaut lrg 4 drps, fned yrd 1\'/ pa110. Air Conrl • ~·rpk"s . 3 Swlm-bltlns, G~:r. !162-8573 for $:~ ~pd~d~ BR. ocean ~~~.~~h~~~~~~· Overlooks Leisure World ~e\\'port S h o res , =~.0~~: ~~~i!,: DR. T'ully turn.,' frplc .. \Vl r pd. Call b1wn 1,1(5, n1ini;: Pools . J.iea!IJi Spa. appt to see.
$225 ... Ocean!ront 2 BR, frplc, Rent·A·House 979•8430 Golf Course. $325. 83()..7782 · 546-5704 washer dryt'.'r Ann u a I . 636-U20 Ttnnis Courts • Came a.ndLRG --"'-. -2~B-,-.. -1-st-y-4p_l_ex.
. , Deck Lonuna Ni·nual 3 BR, 2 BA, dshwshr, frpl., · 552-8503. 667 Victoria SI 111 .•. S155 Billiard Rooni, Crp•· d-. RIO 1 •• gorgeous VleW. • 3 BR, l ha, crpts. drps. Car • • ocean view Year JelU!e $3'70. PENSIONERS, \VELFARES ~. • ... s. ' '""I')', NU·VIEW RENTALS & patio, $235 incl water. No ON golf-tennis-country club. per mo. 6-fi..202U, 636-6114• WELCOME. LOW wkly, BAY FRO NT-Dix upper 2 BR., crpt/r!rps, lllt11s, 1 BR. From $160 pr, fn ed. Child ok. $130 .
673-4030 · .or 494-3243 --~~~-~-~--i monthly rates Util pho~ duplex. 3 Br., 2 Ba. Yrly. beamed Cl'il. $140 1no. No 1 BR. & Ot'.'n From $180 828-5417.
pets: 675-0367 Nr. heh, new luxury 2 BR, 2 OCEAN view yrly or wil)t.er 1>ool . I 2376 N . ri $400. Adlts. 233 19th SL, No. pets. 1'-l blks \V. of !!arbor MEDITERRANEAN N ~~E-,,W~ll'g~2-B~,-un~!-a_p_l~Y~ard~.1 ~N~~~:19A~t~r;'nct~~ ~::~ Co•t• Mesa ~~is con:st chi~i,!k. ~ro: ~;BA $250. 644-8180 or Blvd. =~967. el\ po C, 675--0236. ~~· 5'1~%. \\'ilson. li46-3i&i VILLAGE \Valk to Huntington Center.
vlseie1v~ .. ,cul281 d,·.~~cl.235$350 mo .• QUIET RETREAT ... 1 BR. 493-9227. Sunset .Btach 1t CLEAN 2 Br. Close to ~O~IL~ ~omlle,85Bays:de Yili • TROPICAL l~I • 2400 •lnrhor Blvd .• C.M," 3$160/mo. Ph TI4:,828--5417.
, ..., • ' ;;>"t' • tv/ hi Newport Beach shops. Adults on1y, no pets. . r, a. , yr y, ,,inc ~ CTI4) 557+8020 BR. apt. $260. BR apt.
l BR, Victoria Beach Sept. to .,' r.r!e!JS·g .• crp!s/drps. Sm JOO' to beach. Sbarp 2 BR. Inquire 179~~ Rochester, utll. Ad!!s. 642-1536 aft;). 2 Br. Studio, p ; lla .. frpl. RENTAL OFFICE $185. :?1732 S. Brookhunrt. splr. strcst', $200, furn. $210. Call 963-2Z7ft June. $225 Mo. Fenced yard. ALA Rental • 64S-3900 e OCEANFRONT • Spac 1 w/roof garden, $Dl mo. C.M. 4 BR, 21; Ba .. lurn. frplc., l 145 E lStt SI N 1_ OPEN 10 AM to 6 PM -,,===o-c~-..,-.,--I
"94-4308. s BR furn. All utll incl. $135. Adlts. 592-5043 or 962-2126 SllARE an apt. $l7.50 lo $2.'l blk to bea,c7~; ;
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arly. 548-ltsB. 1
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· .>. LARGE 2 BR, l story 4-plex. e COZY COTTAGE 2 BR ALA Rentals e 645-3900 .)""g ' Park·Like Surrounding Cpt -I lncd OCEANVIEW, l bd. nic~Y · • Duplexes, wk. Util, phone, pool Incl. t BDRM cpts d QUIE:J' DELUXE s, '" "'" r o., gar, "
furn. hse., lg. frplc., l blk ;,,ncl gar, child/pet ok, $150. e SEA SHA NTY • 2 BR, Furn,.,, Ullfum. 355 2376 Ne"'port B I v d.' YEARLY Lea,-;e, furn. l ·BR. quiet E~stsid~· locri;,~~a::::;. 2" 3 BR API'S. chitd OK, $135. 847...QU.'i.
Victoria Bcll, $3Xl. 642-1272 LA Rentals e 645-3900 Chi!d/i;m pet ok. $L50. 645-3967. Steps to beach! 20th & Tustin. Prerrr ma-Pvt. Patios * Htd. ~• 2 BR •pt. ClOll!d prqe,
1 BR furnished house . e CRASH PAO! Furn bac~. ALA Rentals • 645-3900 S.lboa Island SPACIOUS, 2 bd. attractive ABBEY REALTY &12-38:JO furl" 11du!t, no f>t'l s. $115. Nr Shop'g 1t Adults Only Crpt11, drps. Child & 1maD
?i.fature salaried gent-leman Encl·gar, pool, Util incl S65. $200 2 B at trig * DELUXE & BEAUTIFUL furniture.bits., bar, close to 3 Br., 1. ea., new cpts, 9 mo. ~-7729, reallnr. Martinique Apts. pet ok. $140/mo, 847-8149.
only. $163 .. No peU. 4~-8170. ALA Rent•ls • 64.S..3900 gar, decli:. 6ce~ntre ' Brand new, never lived in; 3 OCC & shopping. Adult!, no l!'ase, S260 or $285 ** BEAUTIFUL 1 i.. 2 BR. 1m Se LRG. 1 BR a'J)t. S11i. With or
Lido ltlt e NEEDS LOVE ... 2 BR, ei1cl $400 -Util pd, 3 br, 2 ba, BR., 2 baths, frplc. Close to pets. $154.50, 549-1777. w/surnlfek .. 64.H429. Contemporary Garden Apls. Mw. Ap~.1)1~na Ave:s.i~2 W/oot retrig. ,(Vail alt 9/1
gar, Kids/pet ok. $140. waterfront, deck, 30' slip North bay. Unfurn. $450 SPACIOUS, 2 bd. attractive 1t \VJNTER LEASE * Patios, trplc., pool. $155-17712 Ash l.n, HB, 842-4549. WINTER renW: f Br. If den
w/3~i Ba .. Frp]c., dbl gar,
patio, F .A. heat, wshr/dry.
Avail. ~7667 or 1213)
~.
WINTER 2 BR, 2 BA, south
patio, dbl garage, frplc,
f<>Ned air heat. ~2'i04
Newport Beoch
THE BLUFFS
4 BR . ..:..3 BATHS
Like new • spacious home.
Sewral to chooise from.
$400-$425 Per Month. lm·
med. occupancy.
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2414 Vista del Oro
Newport Beach
644-1133 ANYTIME
$75 • Utll pd., bach at fcb.
Full kit. patio l .
$1115 • Util pd. 1 BR w/ffplc,
pvt patio, ocean front.
$280 -3 BR. 2 ba, yard, patio.
ACl"08a from oct!an. 9 mo.
NU-VIEW RENTALS
6'73-4030 or 494-3248
.OCEANFRONT 2 BR. house.
Furn. Winier rental .
$300/mo. Must see to ap-
preciate! Frplc., b a r .
dshwahr. 675-544b
Walk IO bch $140, Bal. Isl.
1 + Rumpus rm. Also 2 Br.
mob. hm.
Rent-A-Hovsa 979-8430
NEWLY decorated 2BR, %
blk to ocean. Adults only.
I 75 3 I • B 2 N•w dur.lexe1 & ALA Rtntals e 64.S..3900 4 -+ tam rm, 2 ba, 2 mo., yearly, or urn . , furniture, bits., bar, closl' to ., R. Ba .... Reasonable! $170. Call 546-5163. FOR Rent spacious I BR
trplc, 3 hse riom bay. winter, $150 month. OCC & shoPPing, Adults, no ABBEY REALTY 642-3&50 SPAC 2 & 3 Br apt $140 up. trip exes apt, dish washer, re(rig., Three bedroom, 2 bath with
flttplace, buill·lns, n e·w
shag carprts & drapes. $230
per month. Free renta1
SC'rvice.
C WALl<fR & Llf
Realtors 64S-77ll
204.J West.cliff Drive
Open 'till 9 PM
MESA Verde rental home
with 3 bedrms., 2 bath.~.
w/w crpts, drps, in quiet
n.brhood. Avail. ~pt. 6th.
$275 per mo. Ph. agl .
546-4141.
5 BR, 2 ba., all on 1 floor. All
bltns. Lge yard. Walk to
schls, ''" college, ch~hes,
shopg7-Qoptd & ~Newly
painted, Water &: in:tnr. pd.
$350 ·~ 5157-8400.or 833-8974
4 Bdrm, Family Room, Mme
for lease in Newport
Helghta area. Top Con-
dlUon, $435 mo. Call Mr.
Balley Agent 673-8550.
3 BR. 1 BA, dbl gar, lge
fncd hack yard, $210 incklg
11.·ater. avail Sept. l O.
548-5802
3BR, 2BA, din rm, crpts,
drapes, dsh/wsh, bltins,
fenced yrd, No sgls, $265.
243 Ora nge Ave. 548-8578
COLLEGE Park 3 Br., l %
ba.. neW crpts I: drps,
frplc.. fncd yard, $265.
54&-0281.
$109 ~ Fncd ... Vacant 2 Br
home, ear. kids/pets.
Rent·A·Hou se 979-8430
NU-VIEW RENTALS Salisbury Realty 673-6900 pets. S139.50, \Vinter. Block from cx..-ean. Pool, cpt/drp, bltns, kicls ok : i :: .'ta~~\~~~ ~:. crpl!, drapes, $121, M&-5127.
673-4030 or 494-~ Newport Beach 1 Br. $140. Adult only. S/pool $150. Cpt, drps. '1996 Maple No. 1 •••. 642-3813 Beaut., n<'\\', spacious apts LGE. · 2 BR studio. Encl.
WESTCLIFF 2000 SQ· ft, 2 --------... --Ideal for Bachelors. 1993 * 675-1145 * ~College No. 5 ••• 642-7035 "'/fncd yards, patios & quiet aar., patio & fenced yard.
blks Mariner School, 1607 ;BBi Rd, 2A BAual. gt.ell E. Ball hseboa Church, 548-96.13. OCEANFRONT BACHELOR 3 BR, $165 per n1o. 1~2 Ba. 2 privacy. No pets, 151 E. Bay $150. No pets. 842-4549.
Kent Lane 642-0431 $500 v · nn ase. · SMALL · BR $150 N I S ( ' I • • from Bch Children & oon· * apt, older adlt. All apts, $90 & $100, uhl. pd. • per mo. ew y t. at Fu lerton SI.), C.M. L•tun• Belch
nio lease Includes trolled pels. O.K. uli\~pd, $110. Apt>t, in rear, _£_73-_ti_<_L ______ decor. Child ok. 753 Ph: 642-48.17.
.....,,,., '" ·• · 1 BR \VaH!l'front. gar & sm, ,. •. .,............,., · ELEGANT LIVING Gardener. ~~~~~~~~~~! 0000 Eld•• CM Shalimar M~ "" ~13 OCEANF'RONT. Co ndo,
BLUFFS 4 Br, fam. 3 Ba. BACliELOR ts 11· ll boat . 1 l' Call 67" """" 3BR, 2BA apt. 1016 El , BlueBird Bch. 3 B R • -1 Be I · ap " pa ia ':I site ie. ........,,.,,.,.., or Spaciou.o; adult complex with elevator k pool, ••~ per ••..-c, aut. enc· patio, I l!Vl turn. $110 mo. inclds all utU . 557-1844. Camino St. CM. No pets. --pool, tennis,~ schls. $385. ApartlTlefltslOfftent . 642-8400 MN 11 Reali •~---------Sl7j pt'!' mo $lOO rleposi1. f\rt'plact', patio, pool, Quiet mo., 1 yr. leaR, 499-ll69.
644-Z?:to. ';mimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~l iFFuurnn']B!.at.c~~lj:~1IBs,~.~YEx· 2:~~~~u~i~b~t 1~~::i.:: 6~384 liut Th";e~RL EANS Mes• Vtnte
NORnt BLUFFS • View, 4 • . 360 ceptionally nice! 2110 Blvd. DELUXE 1 & 2 BR, 1 & 2 DELUXE 2 It o BR 2 Ba. b'· 2" "' townhse. Fam Apts. Furn, ~~===-~--b 1741 Tuai,··. "" •••1 • ·• ~ ~ N t Bl d C M co-a, $160 up. Pool. Adults. " l)'l~l>'I encl. .,. Rental nn. POol. CUst fealul'@S. Nr twpor v , . . OCEANFRONT l Er. apl. Util pd. 324 E. 2Clth St.. ---,"";p,..-,...;C:::.= pr. -up.
schls. $42S. 644--0275. Balbo.1 lsl•nd 1 Br. or 2 Br. nr. llhops:J>OOi: Winter. $165. Utll pd. FREEi I Ofc.. 3095 Mace Aw.,
Util pd Adul ~-· • 548-1930 645-4761 Lendlord...0Wn1ra $46..-1034. * Small 2 BR w/slove. WINTER rental • 1h: blk to • ta, no pets, .....,., =""'"""~~=-~-·]
2 R -3 Mo-·ia t•o ,,.,.,,.. BEAMED <.-ell., spac 2 BR, \.,-e w!U refer tenant& to """U UPPER 1.,. 2 'BR.•-l 1V. refrig. Beach 2 blks. $22J water, B · _,,, mo., "•"" • ""~· Apt, Unturn. •.r.~ .,... .~ -... R, 2 BA $275 Le -crpt drps, bltlrui, refrig. J'REE ot chllt'ge , •• Many Nr ocx: Ir: lhop'f· Adults,
_,.,._1y_, _•_til_pd_._55_7_-8400 __ . __ I. ~le. & gar. :lN~~ts. ~ Huntington h•Cl'I General Adlls pref. $135. 646-2627, desirabJ" tenants on our no peti:. 298C Royal Palm
SHARP roomy 2 Br, dbl gar,
big yard. Year lease. Avail.
Oct. 1. $275. 646-0020.
Opal 675-2773 646-2039. "'ailing Hst. Dr. $153 mo. ~
· LoQUINTA HERMOSA 2 BDRM. Oat ov" • .,..,,, * BRAND NEW * ALA Rentols_e 64>3900 u-wport •··-
NEARLY new 3 BR, 2 BA, Spaniab Country Eatate Llv· lg. rooms with ... ". ·--". 2 BR bl * * $1IO * ~ -......, compl furn All elect kitch r •• ..,...... , tns, dshwshr, crpts, • : ' ing • Spadow: Apta. Ter-Eldon SI., ttas. 540-0111. d-su·•-·k Adult& -3 Br., 1., Ba •• newly pain NE\V duplex. Yearly, 3 B" 2 frplc., patiO, BBQ. Lease raced pool· aµnken gas =---------.,.w, ·~ • , •-· ~ Ba S32S 2 Br 2 bl :~
Sept.June. 638-84701539-8831 BBQ. Unbelievable Livln& • B•lbo.1 1t1•rtd mo. 645-7554. Bltins, Crpt/drps, e nc t · ; " • ..,,.,.
R 2 B Onl • LOWER 2 BR. 2 Ba .. close patio. Nr irehls &. shop'a, frt>lc., ocean/bl.y vu·
2 BR. frplc., view, $225,
wall, wlk to bch. 163
Alessandro, 492-2835.
BAYFRONT, 3 B • A. Y e 2 Bedroom, 2 bath. w/w Children ok, no petJ, 181) · 982-034'.l or 213/694--1183.
blk tum. $450 yrly or $375 2 BR. STUDIO • $240 cpts, bltns, patio. UpsWrs. ~:-st 5:J:·a. ':°~'°t. ~~ C 8:: Center St., C.M. 642-S.340. WATERFRONT Spac. 3 BR,
\V, win1ter~,-~3 67~-.. =~yfront, d AILL UTUJTIES PAID $215/mo. yearly. 673-3391 or 545-2J2l. Shady Elms ·a·d Pool &: tam nn., boal/dck •vail.
Ba • lM<Utu· ol""OJ'llJ• A u Is No pets 675-5691 CVt'S. """'=:-::::::--:o-:""'=-" .. DELUXE 9.30 aq tt 2 BR, 2 1 I: 2 BR, $140 up. Part furn. yr lse. s:m,
Hou ... fum. Or BAYFRONT-Winter starting S Sa D' Frwy .Balboa Peninsule B p . p . G C Fum. A• .. il. Chlld-•'s ,.J. 642-3559. Sept. 17. J br, 2 ba. 311 No. (4 blks . of n 1ego .._._.,_.._ ____ A. riv. aho. ar. pts, ... "''" ""' 1 =====-.,..,,,...~~...,
Unfum. 310 Bay, $350. 2 Br. 1 ba, 401 on Beach. l blk W. on I.Jolt BAYFRONT di'Ps. bltns, frplc. $195 mo. EU.I GARDENS Apt11, rn BAYFRONT 2 Br., den &
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.,'7d~!-3'41ne.) Brand new cust. triplex (2) 642-4002 bef. 5 PM. E. 22nd St. CM 642-3645. wel bar. Single m'an. Winter General o-1 ....,.. 3 B 2 B 11 2 B 2 B LRG 2 BR 1" BA Pri D rental. 18111,S \V. Bay Ave. WATERFRONT, Christian r, a, l r. a. · · )'ll • v. an• Point
BAYSHORES guy to share with 2 others. 1145 . SlG5 Pvt bch & pier. 546-0310. pa tio. No pets. Childl'f!n ok. 2,..,,,,.,,.,.,.-,..,,.,----i~87-t;..!O!M=-·---~-~
WI t S · 4 BR born ~~ -•-• C d I M No s•••I•• $155 726 J"'""" BDRM., 2 BA, $195. Crpll, 2 BR clo,. to beach. No n er · pac1ous e. Winter .......... .,,,)"'~. Bachelor & t BR, patios, oron• e ar ~... · · ..._ .. ., dl'J)I, bltns, ~7058 after 6 ' $350 mo Apt. 1. 846-1584. pets. $225. ' Bal•--Panlnsulo frplc's, priv. garages · 2 BR I pm & wk''' r-IVUI' RI ~• -BALBOA ISLAND -Divided bath & lots ol •·• wa k lo beach LOVELY spacious 1 Br. apt "'==~=·N_. ----~. 1amwn tr ·"•n• .. u v
Yearly • Huge brand new 1 Winter Beach Rentals closets. Rec hall, pool & AGEN1;°°1. Adults on!~A ...... NrCI. shop'g,3 Strwys, acc ..... ~ NEW 2 BR apt, bltna, priv. OCEANFRONT. Jie. 3 BR. 2
BR apt w/frplc. $285 Wl!urn. pool tables, sauna bath~. '"'"'""'oowi U . $1 Imo. v:lLl pe.Uo or porch, $195. Adults, ba. $3251$3151$425
Yearly • Lillie Lsland. Lge 3 1 B~ !~s w/paJ ti?s See for yourself~ 17301 TOWNHOUSE. 2 BP, 2 car 979-0134 . oo pets. 496-1115. Jrwln Co., Rltrs.
BR home, unfum, $500 mo. ~::=~to& !:an Keelson Ln. <t hlk w. of covered parking, pool, LR~G--2~B~R-. -b~l-ti-ns-.-crp-ta, East Blvff
WILLIAM WINTON From $l2S. mo, plus utll. Beach. 1 blk N. nl Slater). 644-8814 or &12-3073 drps, patio, gar, no pets, --o:--::7::"":-=::----
$225 per mo. incl util, 'UJ IMMACULATE 3 BR, New
J~ ~1875. carpel'!, drapes, paint in &
WINTER rentals, on beach, 2 =""='·,.S225_.,m_o_._55_1_._764,_8..,--,
Br. house. $330; l Br apt, 3 Bdrm .. large yard, lmmed
PX!. 6'6-9291 eve. 54>-28t6, poss. College Parle $225.
3 BR, 2 ba, frptc. l blk to
bch. $275 yearly. No pets.
£73-2455 REALTY 675-3331 •-ashore Real Estote 842-71148 • Corono dal M•r _l'~'°=·-55_1..,-;oso,...--.,,-,--,,-e DELUXE e
28 .-~ 3 BR, 2 BA Apt for leue.
R, Fenced yard. BBQ. 67>1573 SPACIOUS 2 BR. $174; 3 -2 BR. unfum. Crpta, drps, Iocld apac. master ,suite, din WATERFRONT charm. Yr-
Carageo. Responsible couple, • $25 WK & Up-On Ocean BR $194 lovely furn. Kids range/oven. nfrle. No pets. rm A dbl garage; auto door ly. $285 mo. 2 br, cpt, drpa. ~;ildren $200 m 0 • Lovely Beach-1 Br. _ ok. Pool. 968-7510 or 8474260. ft~-$140/mo. 968-1455. opener avail. Pool I: Dock avail. 6~1145
Condominiums Rooms, Maid Servi~ -Pool ~a Be•ch A1" 2:·u~~,Y~ppliances $135. $50 Recreation ren. "While EJephAnls" over-run-
days. Agent Call 540--1151
I 320 -Util Pd. • $275 • nJng your hotlse. 'l\im them Un urn. Call 675-874() • $110. Sn1all cozy bachelor. ON TEN ACRES 548-4301 865 Amlgog Way, NB into "Cash" •• , llE'!l them LIDO Isle. 3 BR, 2 BA, patlo
new dee. $400 mo. 9 mo
AGT. 64&-1456.
3 BDR?i.f., 2 ba., covered pat-
io, pork IXIClt plua cars. Util
ltie. pald, $300, 714/~76.
$on Clemente
SHORECLIFFS, lovely -i Br,
S hi. View. Pri. Bch. Lease.
'92-2901 or 544-2316.
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CUTE 2 BDRM home. couple • Near heach. For o • c Apt 1 1 1 Le 1 $175.. mo 548-7389 r " s urn un um a!le Manared by thru • Daily Pilot Classlfled o(~JY~ • 0 j Newport IMdt 2 BR. 11,S BA. patio, balcony, respon!>iblf' t'!mployed adult. Firepiaces · 1 priv. paiios Cl~""'--fied~~•-••...;.·_·_·:...."-'~·567l!= WILLIAP.1 \VALTERS (X), ad! 315 E. Bl.Y. $250 mo. on )Tly 494-4200 • · · -: ~~~~---~=I
4 BR. f trpl , OPEN HOUSE Sun 9/10; lse. lnq. at Apt c 673-1521 Pools Tenrus Con!nt'I Bkfst Apt. Unfum. 365 Apt. UnfuM. 36$ Apt ... Unfum. 365 as195nn., c. 4455 Coast Hwy. Boat slip or 548--mt BACH". nt Crescent Bcll. 900 Sea Lan~. CdJ\.1 64'1·261J I -'----------'-------.....:.o.:._;::.:;;..;;"";;;..:;;_ __ _;;;:.
:IMO Presidtnt Pt opt. 3 bt, new bayfrnl. $545. • Color TV, util pd, $135 mo. MacArthur nr Coast lhryl cr:.,..:::Me=:':"::::::=~C;os~tc;•_Me~~"'~=71i:=T~c..~~tJ•=Me=I0=,;~~2==ii 335 OCEANFRONT 2 BR, 2 ba, $jO '"k up. 494-2.:;QS, • Townhouse Unfurn. R. 2 ba .,M / "' Fountoln Volley $250. 3 B " -· N B h . ----------Winter rc:ntals. Util incl. ewport eac CHOICE I o c a t 1o11 , 2
$34()/optlon to buy. RUSTIC Newport Beach 67:M724 nr ha 1 t •· .11 bedrooms each, v.'all tu \\'all , . ne vc w nter ren a..,,, \v1 d b · -2 S'f()RY, 4 br, 3 ba, fam ADULTS ONLY I OCE"-ONT . d 1 1 k 1 d 1 carpets, rapes, uill-1ni-,
3 Al•r .-.. nice up ex, a e s u ens. ti 1 $200 :~=· =-~: 3 BR, 2~· ba. bll~bi new 2 BR, 1 BA, i210 mo. Win-4 BR, 3 BA , ........... $~ 6;;~iutr. per 1110·
l.397 crpts. drps, pa.int. &al' .. ter. Adulls. No pet,. 67J.6601 3 BR, 2 BA ••. ,,,,,,,,. S285 I:-;;;--..,.-,.,-,---,..,---. ~ · pool. $300 mo. Rltr S48-'966. YEARLY 1 A 2 bdrm~. Sl30 1 BR, 1 BA •••••••••••• $175 NR. ~an, new delux, 2
Huntington Buch, Ouplexet Fum. 345 & $l50. UtU pd: 417 E. Bay. 3 BR home •••••••••••• $275 level, 2 Br .• 2 Ba .. beam
3 BR, 2 BA, $200. per Bolboa Panlnsul• m.a>33 ~ 547-ll55 eau 673·3"'3 ~~J.i~.""· fl'plc. !JOO. '"
month, bltins, immed. CorotNI d•I Mu IMMAC. 3 BR, 2\1 Ba poss children & pets BA YFRONT, 2 BR + wall DUPLEX Bl •-
Ok. 'AGT, ~· .. 71· or fxi'd, • carport, prlv. beach. FURN. bach SUO wlut11. . tns, conve.n,..nt ~ dock t $300 Non . a; mo k er . Mature location. No pets. 607 Iris, 54fr8103 . ipaoe avru · hwiinHSman. s p n t I e 11 1 , 644-8799 ' wlnttt, $400 yrty, f75.m1. $145 • Vacant. Fncd. Alone patio. 675-4859. OCEANFRONT; trpJc.1 2 A: 3 2 BR, 1 BA. b\tns, enclosed
on lot. Crpt/dtp, Move now! l.19una lhleh BACHL., for r efine d BJ:· 9 r>.fOll. 1..e: Fum. garag~. nt·nr shopping &
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Rtnt-A-HouH 979.&430 2 SR, 1% BA, forced •Ir genlJeman. wlk to bch k $2501290 beach. $195 mo. 675-l.875.
$15 • UNREALJ 2 BR. ollkr 2 Story, 3000 S.Q, 3/bed 3 !\tat, pvt pallo, ~Id a:ar.. stores $U5 mo. )Tly. UUI 2 BR, fpl, nr beach. SllO mo., Cost• Mes•
hsc. Fenced for kid11, pei.,. baths, 3 car gar. nr beach, 494-960l. pd. 67l-6071. · 9 moa. 3 BR. hoU!le nr. bch: _
Hurry! 968-580l !iundcck; S2i0. 9 n10S. Jqo, * !::tunning J & 2 br, * bl Newport Beach l BDRM furn. apt over-look· fi7~1972/67r>-4073 eve. 2 bu. pool. It<. aroa .
.$95 .. BEACH Padl All furn. 3 BR. cptl, tna, dbl eal'3ge. S BR, 2 Ba .. dshwsbr, t~c., :...s;~tt'.r. S%i0. per mo. LOWER duplex, 2BR, frplc, 645--55.10. 710 \V. 18th St, C.M.
tnd. utll. Vacant. pets I: children ok. $2%5. ocesn view. 9 mo .. tease. Nu crpt It lurn incl 2 new SPAC. 1 BR. adlts. no pets. * 544-9506 or a::Jl..1.S.l). s.~ per mo. ~. lt.EAR Duplex • ~ BR, &l. ot rtd velvet kln& 11 bod$, QWet area. Nr-sbopping.
$100 MINI home! l Blt, 4 br, 2 ha, bltinrl, 646-6114. Hwy. Ocitan 4 jetty view. Yearly rental. ll4 E. &lboa $140. agt. ~115l
yard, utU• pd* Re~~~·~-' OCEAN VJEW ~ Deck. tum. Adulta, $235. G44~. Blvd. Nr Beach It Bay. l &. 2 BR. Adults, no ~ts.
n •or uM 2 DD I 3 BR s:lU. 2 BR.$235. Cotto MeM Newport Beach BAY MEADOWS APTS. IJ20 • ~·• _, "" Irvine
pe11o, ..,.. v.-. J .;;-;;;;;·-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I 675--0922. 119 :!Ith 5'.. N.B. NICELY ltlm Ii• 1 BR. A111e11, tBA. YRLY. mLK ro 3117 w. Bay s i .. CM 64£.-0tl73 11~ H,,_;! OK! 2 Bft We have 1 IOOd scleetlon of l BR. l% B1k to oettn. u.tn pd. Bltna, crpts, drpa. BAY OR OCEAN. Ut!I incl . LGE 2 BR atudio, l~S ba, 1
• ., v~ n. homes I: townhou Adltl. No ch1dn or pets. S140 1 $1.f(I. ~ or 545-1517 $175. 675-4600 l'l('W crpts, dJ"Tls. $150. mo. I
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aar:.T_ >NEAR~ for~ch!Udl/poBRt. pvt · i CALLredtJS N0Wh1 ·11 4 elec. 111 Junt JS. 548-21$2. j l Bij. tum. $110. wa.te.r. pd. BACHELOR., YRJ.Y, tBLK Avail Sept lti. 979-842CI. WINTER duplex avail• 31 Call btwn t.Q, 548 Bernard TO BAY OR OCEAN, Util ** LGE. 11('\\'tt 1 ER.
BR. 2 ba S300; 2 BR. 1 ba St., "A", .. l~. 1ncl. $95mo. f17S4600 Rclrlg., bltns, SUS tho. No h?mtt.mBL~Dsr 1.. USO. J2& CSth St. 6'f3...&'56,3. 1 BR. W/pragt. Waltt pd, 3 BR Oct'anfront u p p c I' chlldrtn or pell . 837~
J:R&E •Jl£;N'I'AL SERVICE REALTY. .. You doo't 'netd a gun to SlO. 2344 Elden Ave . duplex Yrly or winter 1·11ites E-SIOE 2 BR $150
111!ACON RINTALS Univ Pali C...i.t, llVllle "Draw Fu1" when you place IC-tl34 or 6*-Sl45. 67""12i3183H219 Blllns, w/w, h'ig. Pool. Adil•.
'II' '45.flll * c.n ~. -.. 14 In the DAILY PILOI' • M. N ... travel Inlier. 2 BR ...... """' bay ...... No ..... 641-0020.
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5'11 -Jems ••• -~ ~. --paid. 217 19th. 615-013t, tho -Pincher. --' ... ' -
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L•go, whM• the empt111b Is on the nautical, and the
make 11, L1ketid1 living mekei th• dH/1ttnce tor 1hoM
enjoying boeting, ct~ding fount11ins and sw1mm1nt
111 close•• your pe1!0.(fe<:k. Lind love" wlll •P!'Htehtte
fj'er 11;rn Df ticqulsitely l•nd•etPtd grounds 1nd w1tkw1ys.
f~ Each •Plrtmtrit-home lncludts every toncel"8bfe h.1~ a ury •ppointmtnt, l1k• lif-C:onditioning llnd speclal
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sound proofing to i111urt your comfort 11~ prlwey.
The V1ct11 Ch.1b offers handbtlt, gym arid MIUl'llS, gem.
and social rooms. -
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seeing V1l11 dfl Lago.
Efflc~encitt, t, 2. 2 Pus dtn, from $1$0, furnllhtd
ind unfutn1shed models OPtn dill\' nine 'iii dark
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Adtms ind Mesa Vetdt Orivt. 540·1800. '
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No--1 loecll f'um.., Unfum. 110 OlOJCE ........ Coot a 1'0UND stt7 • -..._ CUSTOM --_..TRUE --0000 TYPIST ADVEJITISlNG IOYS
1----·----· Cotta -M-1711' 6 l'ewpon 81..S. ....... brU collar, ¥leWI)' S., ~ Gnt1 rt,.n. ~. _,., oJoctrl. WIH de _. tw1io1 al SllCRE'TAR\' leo »H " --PAU NEWPORT locodon. Bloop ar oflloL -V.,., Coota M-Ph. ._ Do D • r k a, "'1, ,.,..,, ...... --her -. WW ~ .. Groat oppty. Jor aml>ltlauo, In Illa Dua Polo!. Su a.
A, '"RTMENTS ......,......_.nu eft "'" nnl 2 loll. Call Boo -... 1!>!11. ~ '6ml. .... .L•~-L.. a. hla"11 oldllo4 chi-ar.tm. -~ .. __ .,....., -·--H. • ini11ltivt " SH "'I'd. DAILY PILOT
Spll1dbw New Mult Apto. ~• "' "'"" -FOIDID eorm.n Shepbrrd C..rpet Service Haulfnt f'.V., Wat, 75c per,.. -tm' -Oii ffle bay ll<M1'7. mlud ..... q, •-· l Ill ..tc .._ hou 1c-:;:;.;;:::,=,...._,,,.--,,,~l---.=;:,=--..--1' i.-,. .,,,.,111,.,11 llvlDa ... • 2 BR, l BA. Funt ll2I ·~ )'I'. Vlcfnl" Pa u I 1r1 o o, JOHN'S ea.,..1 lo U]>hollttry SKIPLOADER ad-°""' W W "" r APARTMENT J4sn, Eq>, BOX boys. lull or .,.rt dme.
..-,. Ina wotcr. Enjoy • 2 BR, 2 BA. Uni, -210 Rtnl•lo Wanted -Coota Maa. SIS-6964. Drl&>o Ir•• SCotd> ~ °"""""' lo ...,i.ll ull l47-. eplo, 1/tlm<, 16 uolta, Mllll be a..U, 9 a."""'"'·
fll0,;!00 healln -1 owln> i:;;: ~ bJsh ~ E>CECl1I1VE lan\lly, all FND Sn. Youot: fftnL StoJ. auard ()loll Retanlanb). aawiatt lo broakl•I· llEED holj> at bomet We 'l\iltin, Full malnl 84&-ml, ...... In ......, Rldlal'dl' l
mhw JIOObl, 1 Jl&hf-~ tm-u.c E. i>th St., c.M~ ~ adults, •ant. t1> ft'lll s « .t point Slln:JitR.. Atlanta &-~ & all color .._1ll0. "*" AkSes e NIDll • S82-lllll MkU., '43.1Via1.Jdo, N.B.
nlo ....... plua mU.. of B• home, Corolla def Mar Mo,p>lla H.B. 8362 llOl> brlrl>r.nen • 10 minute TREE " Irr plant nmowal. ~ °""= ARTIST.-ioin a joUy crew In BUSBOY b~ tralll, puttlnc, lhllf· ll9un• Buch area « ottantront, Sellx. cuta, Ht&. Bcb. ~•ch f(Jlr ~II: earpe~. ~ ':~ •~ 5CT~ • handlome n e w oUicea. MUil be clean A. neat. Ovt'1'
Deboard, croquet. Juniof l't BEAUT. 3 BR, 2 BR or Mcb., PilniNul&. Need Oct. U. Loft 555 _:e.,.~ ~ Wlllby Advlng ......... -·~ Publk: telaUont titm ftMdl 18. Apply ~n pence. &il'f A '
1'ooo IUUO moothlY: abo I """' mw l350/mo. maximum. C.11 "~ "" uopo. ''" _., -·-Jobe WMlacl, M 6 F 104 p/Ume oreadvo type who Slrlolil, l8» W. O>all ll'w)',
and 2-bedroom planl and be.:&a.'fn:' am_, m.o1: Nancy Powdl, S4()..-0500 Mon 1.()Sf 9/6 vk: Mn.a Vmk. llvl"&' rm., dlnlne rm. A YARD .can&• cltanups. can provide ideas; do Im. ,
U...,. lowll ........_ Dec> pm. th"' Fri, I lo s. Lt. sm p&rakttt, WkdaYI hallch~~ !_"!,. nn. l'f.SIJ, _,,;.. U-. dirt, t.y, ~!' ~ n~•~ ~;_11< """"'· llnilb<d art. puto1 .:,:::;..._C_AS~H-IE~R---I
tJ1e ldt.ckna, prlv•te paUOl\iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillii\ 1/4, 1424564 or 54$.1725 on cou .,....,, "-llll.ll" SS. 15 )Tl. Driveway•, cra4Lnl. ~P cau. --.nu._ Empuy-ups; ana bandle prodUcUon ATTEND·-or balconlet, --"-dra. PROFESSIONAL fa m 11 )' -·"·-"· op 11 what CX1W1ts. not lf'1 2686. mtnt Aaenc7 JM S 0 ..... n. •-~' ~..-ui.. needs dean pool borne:. AM ---~. Yield. Reward. tbod_ l do .. Anah!:I St. i,. J • ~ w/printerl Posa. "4" We wUJ train mature well
ptrtn, Sublmaoean park· I •-II &j f"' """'· ...,_ 95S-2SOO. B""'11 mlnlatUtt poodle, male me _.. """'1L YARD lo Garage Cleonup ~ •' h • m ' F/Ume eu<I. -. .,..,mtd Individual to -, ~wl:.::.•::t ~ ,,,-"White Elephanlli" owr-nm-Vic. Sane& Ana Aw., C.M. CGood .m. 53l-lJ10l. Free est. 1 days. Call AUTO in our busy colrt-op Rl'Vk:e
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pd San Joaquin Hiiia Ror.d. Rooms 400 Into "Cuh" ..• .ell them LOST, btk mlniatun male COMPLETE weddlnc and GEN. Hanline. Tree/&brub Full time lllnman needed m Rnief lltl1t. 6 Days per
Telephone (n4) &u-UOO thru a Daily Pilot OauWed poodle, name Joco. Call 536-prty. aerv., lnvtts., tloral, trim. Gar " yd cleanup, Accountin& Oftica1 at Orange ·County'• oldest wk. Good 19.l le bme.flta. ,
tor renlal lnfonnatlm ROOMS Sl.8 wk. up w/ktt. ad! 7481. :;::1!!!, etc. 536-1tB'.l or Elt. 839-2303, 557-6904. Fee P&Jd American Mrton Dealer-~1"~ 295be~l~ !
"s~E-A"'WFF=~-Ma~no-,__.;.,A_pt'-,.~1 1 ~. wk up Apt.I. tow ~~~~~~~~~ ...__,,4 Book\tffper to $fWX> ablp. Sales have OOUBLED St CM. Ask for Mr. Putette , ;,;£~!~;§.;:~~~~~~~:~I -· l~,[~•;';"';'""'•'°"•·~'r.'·.·.:1 c~~:;=~=-~+=1=;,~_:::r: =~?~7:.:F;: ~~~·S,;:Le·.,~c~~:~l:i:l~~I~
548-.2682 or 642-8340. mo. 542.85j), 530 11 Any Ume, 644-7183 Reas. Ex:ec. Sec'y' $700 n1 • beautiful San Juan '
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p.,...,.1, Schoolo A • IC I C I 54!\-llll. Accountt-Clk ••~ •-•"--..._.IS" Capistrano, permanent. * OBLUXE lgc. 2 HR apt 1 c e or, tn renr -Instructions 575 •men • oncrc e O.dic•ted Cle•nll)ll Bkkpr F·,c to i650 ""' ...,_,lllUWI Christiansen &: Aaoci&tel
bA, drpo, crpU. bltn• 1••· room my horn•. J502 O•an•• ALL BOATERS -I e CUSTOM CEMENT WORK * WE oo EVERYTHING * Bkkpr·Hostess $450 • 547-5826 837-0321 or 493-3321 • ~!ik ,':;m 1":-r,'."; my:: Avo., C.M. 64(;.!>lJD. ATTENTION! Inter.steel In Drlve" WALKS, patios, Reu. Free est. 646-2839 ~~Y ("~~> ~ 1234!;. M~ SL \•-"""i;;;;;i;;;;;ii;iiiiio;;.,\ .
MEN ONLY -Lovely room, Scnnlnn11hlp & Small Boat pool deckl. Don, 6C2-851.C Prof. C•rpet Cle•ning ~ UK.'\a~ -·J CLERK TYPISTS '
714154.4-7297. ' private home, $6.'1 mo. lla.ndl!n1e cour11es offered A Real Estate PATIOS-PLANTERS Also windows I: fioOr care Bookkeeper to $006 Automobile Type 50 w.p.m. ii'
Newport Height• ~1713· free-or cha,..e ny the llunl· r-reer? All "-•• rk Bri-.. Call Dutch 537·1508, 8am-6pm OMUnlde Aast. to $500 SWITCHBOARD Gueot Homo 415 -~-~ wo ' ~. Medical Re«pt. 1o ~15 RECEPT. KEYTAPE OPR. 2 BR, carp., drapes, paOo, ~~'.o~!ac~~a.~sw!~1:;d7 slumpstone wk. 894-3533. HOUSE OF CLEAN Sec'y/Bkkpr to $625 Needed for our b 01 y Min. l yr. exper.
praif!. Adults. No pets. *PRIVATE ROOM* PM Tuf's&y, Sep!. 12th" fi' PATIOS, wtlka, drivel. Saw, Floon, windows, crpt, walls. Order Desk-0. ofc $C3 dealership, Automobile
Yt'arly 5"4&-5306. for ambulatory lady, Good will be held every TUt'sday break, ftmove I: replace 6 yn. ln area. 642.-ti824. PBX S2. hr. background pref'd.. Rrl. STENO
S.•I &e•ch food, nlce cheerlul •I.Lt· night for 13 v.·ttks at the concrele. 548-86&! for eat. LADY Dey W o r It • Free I: Fee Positions 8:30-5: 30 Mo~Fri. p b : Type 55, ah '1U
roundlngs. Jluntlngton Beach JI I g h ~ ~ PATIO~SJDE\VALKS housecleaning ~hie. own RUTH RYAN AGENCY 979-2500ext.19aft10 am.
LARG'C apt 3 BR, 2 BA. 2 _...:*c.Ca=ll:..54=8-4:;.153.::::..c::.*__ St·hool. l7•h 1r r.irun Street. CE~tENT CONTRACTOR transportation. 673-2918. 1793 Newport, CM &t&-4854 AUTO POLISHING SECRETARY
blk to beach, crptl, d~. COME see, have your parent Room 136. Any qu('stions 'IP c l Call Max 1t * 644-0087 Expert Housecle•ninv 17931 Beach, HB 847-9617 Full·p/"-auto polhib I: Type 60. sh a'.>
" •'
bUns. $250. mo. < 213) car~ for u YoO would do, call (714) 962·18.'4. S d lk B D Reis 836--0648 ~ ~·~ 59'J..57'3. tt nnl . 64,9278 1 ew• 1 & P•tio1 Y ay, · <J:etail po11itionJ, Multi Joca. PRESSMAN
me pe tting. v *HINDU SPIRITUALIST * 1.lc'd/Bondtd 645.7050 J•nitorlal tic.n Growth co Good pay
Apt• .. Furn. or Unfum. 370
Rentals to Sh•re 430 Let !hi.I ad change your Accntl. Constr CPA S15K METRO CAR WASH. E:<per. w/!850 multllitb Child C•re J u· Cl .. _ .. _ Legal Secretary S650 . whole nullook on life for the e • eanlng .x-i-vK.--c: Underwriter, ~""en....... 2950 Harbor Blvd., C.M. For A'r.tn~-~ •' M<Y'l'HER Ir daughttr wU1
Costa MeH •hare home on bus line. 1:0=---=;;;;;;;;,;;-; Co I o" TV .
tt NEW tt
LA COST A APTS.
I & 2 Bedroom e Bult1-in1 e Shag carpc11 e Drapes • Walk in c1oset1 e Swlmmlnir Pool
• Bar-b-Quea e Enck>led Garagt'
All . Utirlties Paid •
Adults, no pet1
Walkins dlstance to
&hopping center,
04&-6.13'1/642-549<.
FEM. roommale 21-28 to
share new duplex in N.B.
wtaame. $100 mo + utll .
Evelwknds 646-8725.
FEMALE to share beaut. 2
DR. furn. apt .. Hunt. Bch,
w/samc, on Oct 1. 847~5790
eve.
YOUNG buslneu 1n an
wanted to 8hare 2 br bch
houAC w/aame. 835-5500
betwn 9 am &: 5 pm.
IRVlNE·Woman w/yng child
to atiatt lee home w/same.
Pvt rm I: ha. Jntervw ttq'd.
S140 mo. 5.52--7097. ---
heller ProfCMlonal advlct J DAY child&:· t l Residential -Commercial .,_,..., .... v~ 1"1W'I"'' in an care my * 646-6384 * Jr, Accountant Open BAB Y S I T T E R ·Lite Cont•ct •rol Smith
on Uf~. Licensed. Readings LI i p F home, near Doug I a a, 1 =~~-'O'--"'-..___ Clerk Typist UOO houaekeepl.ng. Wkdyl 21
dally, 10 AM-10 PM. cent "9 rep. or 894-8004. Paintl-& Ex •·-' T 1 -~. 8 • M~ 10 G .C92-9L36, 492-9034. 312 No El Full Or P•rt Time ··• ec. ~ Y rave ..,,...,+ pm. ~,, « ~ .. , · reen
C 8 m f n 0 Re a I. San e R.E. Slsrn & Bkn DAY child Ir infant care, 1 _.;.P..;•;,;P<..;;.;'h..;•"ng"'-"ln'-'g'---SecretaJ"Je, to $650 Valley . area of Fnfn VJy.
Clemen!e. • Sales Success Tralnlni my home, near Oouglu, No Wunng Dental Chralde to $500 Must have own transp. Call
e Placement A!st for ira,ds 894-8004 * WALLPAPER * Dlctapllone Typist $450 968-3432 aft. 6 pm.
MOST go up but this goe11 w/1eadln_g b~kera Contr•ctor , . When ·-· call "Mac·• Recept/PBX $100 BABYSITI'ER nee<led to 644-SIOO •
OOWN, The fooc:l's the beat e Day & Eve Cla~• 5el#I ,,..,.. 546.l7ll Med. Gal Fri!l°ay $475 love one infant part time, 3 Equal Oppor. · Emp]c)yerm =:
In Newport Town. Here e TuillonReimb.Plans RE.'\fODELorrenovate. NEWPORT to 5 days wk. Reta req'd 1-.==:=:=:·=·==== .
where bears could hibernate e Broker Re'e'Tal Program General contractor & l!Onl. 00& EXT painting, pap;; Personnel Agenc' Balboa Island 675-131.C. ·Ii ·~
You'll find the place to in· $110 L!c, & bonded. 30 """"· exp. banging, natural wood 833 Dover Dr N eiz t
cbria!c. l..IJOk for the F 1 t · Free est. 831-1109. -1•• finlahing. 5 4 8-7 9 0 S or 64•317o"' ' • BABYSITTER. Monday thro •
CABERNET SAVTGNON • or n ormation Brochure 548--2759. .,_ Thursday, Corona del Mar, ertca ·.
Your clue Is here so don't (714) 541-1192 JACK Tau l an e-Repair . l child. 673-3988, 6'ffi.(1535, ' • & Free Guest Lecture remod .. addlt. 20 yn. t'XJI. PROFESSIONAL Painter. ACCEPI'ING Applications: lnt1!1'Viewtnr for work tn Loi ~.
be lof!Jl.7'·.-.=.-..==-325 No. (Oldl Newport Bl. NB Llc'd. My Way C.o. 547-0036. H one & t work, ttaa. CookJ1 Rellei I: dinner BABYSI1"IER. mature, 2 Angeles wrtf1 move ·to •.
CASH FOR COINS Edmond F. Jack1on Additions * Remodeling Llc./tns., Int/Ext. tree est 1-Iosteas/cuhier Pit wlmda mornlnp per week. 5 yr Newport in late September. :
Silver, Gold, CollecUons, R.E. F.ducadon since l96i Gerwick &: Son, Llc'd Rel!.· 548-2759. Dishwasher over 18 grvyd. old. 531~ · FR EE D a I I y bu 1 •
Accumulations, U.S. Type, 673-6041 * 549-2t70 HOUSE-painting. inl &: ext., Cocktail w a 1tre11 le BABYSITl'ER. must be in traJ'llportation provided UI). ~
Foreign and Stam~ Nteded Academy a c co u s t i c a I ceilings, wattreueL Apply at Colony vicinity of K l l l y bro o k tll move. )
PAY TOP DOLLAR Real Est•te Electric.I reuonable, trtt eat. Kt t c b e-n, San Juan School, C.M. 91S-46T1 •
AVCO
Financial Service
ROOMMATE WANTED
Student OK. For details
\!J!!B!l•!!!!B..,!!!!!!!!.,.!!!P \ call 00-4042 8 pm lo 10 pm.
CLASSIF1ED will aell it! SHARE Condo w/"-'llrldng
Apt. Unlvrn. 36.1 p]. Pool, N•. OCC. 181 ulll lncl. 545-6477 'Or 548--0912.
354 Avocado St., C.M.
642·97DI 222 r~.~~.'i::;' SHo:i,_rrn Contracting & HOMEOWl<ERS TI<lsa&-5851. • Capl•tnm. PACIFIC •,
Insurance School• ELECTRICIAN SEPr. sale, bll d f 1 c.. BAKERY MUTUAL WANTED! Consignment Pot·
lery -Lealheno.'Ork -PaJnt·
(CI approwd, MIC. BoA) Wiring, instillation, ttpe.in. 547-5846. wallpaper 1: hang·
220 V serv. 5'5-G'.l27. I Jng, 10,000. Sample• 1be
ings -Jew e I r y -Wood· FRENCH & GERMAN G•rdening
·work-Custom made shirts, Exper European Teacher.
dresaea. De!alls: 8 r Ing Call 552-9541 BOB'S GARDENING
Hangman.
P~F. Painting, also roof!,
aceous. cell., interfexter.
Lie/Ins. Free est. 645-5191.
PAINTING -Honest, clean,
guaranteed work. Licensed
-" !mum!. 675-5740.
PAINTING & PAPERING,
19 )Tl in Harbor atta. Lie I:
bonded. Ref's furn. 642-2356,
Accounting Clerk ·CLEANUP
PERSONNEL.
' .:
~
Apply Mon thru Fr I . ')I
9 am·U pm at our new i
building, 700 Newport .,
Center Drive. (l
'
Newport Bt•ch G•rages for Rent 435 gample. 130 E. 17th St. CM, ~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiii & LANDSCAPING
Store I ;: ~ Irvine Jnduatrial -.
1
STORAGE EXCWSIVE Stora.. fo• recreational
EXECUTIVE vehlcl.,, furniture. •lo, .959
Maple Ave, C1M. Mgr Apt 5.
RESIDENCES Office Rental 44() -· TffATLOOK [ ~ Tim ~
l-F"-'Y'--ot;-AR-;M"E"E"~"°IN-!-;E-RE--l· I 1 Slrvlctt Md RtPlirl )~· 557-i:1~~85prn.
NEED A lSf CLASS ES.Al '""'·s~Land,-=:;:,.:..,.::p:;:lng:.;.:,. :::;T-,-, e
CORT • CALL 833-9328 or leby1itt'ng removal. Yard remodeling.
836-9360. 0 N E H O U R -...:.--':.....----Trash hau11ng. lot cleanup.
SERVICE. YOUNG Set School open 7 Repair 1prink1era, 673-ll66.
PROBLEM I'regnA"'""· Con-days . S:45-7:30 pm. Ages EXPERT Japan-.-.-.
DOWN ON ~cl.~ wJHGn~ THE BAY CWB ~~ "i!J;i A. ll'ILANOC WM.K <I!.
-·~., 21,t-6. Profeuional teachera fldent. sympathetic Gardener, know.how ,
preenancy counseling. Aber· ~W=="'~kl='=· 64~&-3~100~·---upkeep, plant, pest, trim * PATCH PLASTERING
llon &: Adopllons ref. AP· LICENSED. Xlnt day care ln cleanup. 968--3486. All ~~tel
Plaster, Pat~ Repelr
TbeN.,.V..-..,oa
the Ilda at Newport
Elepnt., new apartment rtf. ldcnct1 with viewa to llMI
aea. Dtaisned In. the 1uptrb I
contemporary French tradi·
lion, l1U1d1C1pcd like a royal
pnkn.
• \JDCJCClled viewt and
Joct.1ion
Pull 11a11 walls for ouao
and haibor views
:l rnlnute1 to )'OW' yatcht
fn Balboa Bay
4f mlnutel 10 tbe Bay Club
Panoramic view of
Catalina bland • Ullo•• .....,;t,
M1nntd ,uard·hOUMI
entrariee-visiton tcruncd
pu your ln!tr11ction1
Coted circuit tecurity TV
LJshl<d ""'"""""' IMUl.lnj:
Private e1cv11or xrvice
bl ,ach bu.fldio1
Lampllt wallwt)'I
• Apartmtnta duill)Cd
Yllth 1 Muter'a tolldl
All-electric k.ltchtn
Private p11M>-balcon)t1
Fireplace& wil.b touch·
... troll<d su lo1 lisht<n
Wall.CO.wall carpet
O:>ordiuttd custom
dr1pcrle• •
~packlut J way mirrorcJ
drenins areas
Jtuilt·ln•wetbtt1
Sun tlY ftlllrtd tol•t slas1
• ll'ld udcl '"'Ibo Veru.illca
Club" Unlqut "Aclpulco lypt" .,..w •Ith heated pool
.ndlWldl<b
EarGI• ud 1&U1 room
Jlllllanl ,....
Fonnal ......
Jtuniiad _., Uat1.1m.llliild
srud1o, 1, ; .. )•Becll'OOml
CJne. bidtoODt/lllucUol
/ tnnl19l ''nlo-/ln>m$19l °" ... --Mode.II osia ' a.m. to • p.m..
~
ON 11lE BLUFFS
-~Sn1111 ~•1•11fOllt oll!(u •ft lrlt•POf1'1 ti.I ,,,..,,.,, J,.,, Sop111i1oc11~d l11rn1i.ll!ft11
r1nec1 bYIOll• tr1 ot "" B11b11r to111
.,.,a din or 11ut "''1"" 111,,..
~M :".Nm.f1vr-A
!GS:::::::.. 11~..;";;.'~..::~l<.!J
DESK space avallable S50
mo. Will provide furniture
at ~ mo. Answering 1ervl<"t'
avallable. 222 Forest Ave,
Laguna Beach, 494-9466
DESK space av&Jlabl.e S50
mo. ~WW pnryide tumlture
at " mo. Anawer'aC aervtce
avallabl1. 17875 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach. 642-4371
BAY VIEW OFFICES
Deluxe, a\r-oond\tloned
Redeoonted. Udo area
Realonomlcs, Bkr, 6'ffi...6700
BA Y1''RONT office for rent
approx UOO JSQ. ft. on 2nd
fioor, bay view $340 per mo.
714: 772-6450.
OFFICE-Stott. 525 sq. It. OU
St. Pkg. Utll. 2052 Newport
Blvd., CM 646-1252
PLUSH small 3-0rttce 1ulle,
Newport Cenler, 644-8814 or
CARE. 64>-15.16. my home. To 4 yrs. Prefu * LANDSCAPING * -Infants 548-S45S Plumbl~
ESCORT SERVICE ' ' New 1awna, Sp r 11. k I er s, ---·.;;..·•-----
In O.C. NEEDS S J.I AR p BABYSmING in my home. dttk8, cleanup. State Uc'd. Dralna unclogged -fl.SO
ATTR, GIRLS. 833-9328 or Exper. w/bable8. Part or 536-1225. Sewer line to 100' • f1S
836-9630 f/timc. Refs. 646-4274. EXP. Hawaiian Gardener. * 549-2502 *
VINCENT J, Pre s t er a. Carpenter Complete prdenlng service e PLUMBING e
Urgent that yoo call }'Our LARGE OR SMALL Kam.alarrt. 646-4676. In.rtall-Remodel-Repair
elder al.Iller! Important EXPERIENCED and ~eEs1 [Jc •••-
f. II ~-1 All Types Work? Cut doors, £'"" • • ..........,, , .. m Y uus neu. reliable &an!-•-.. rvi-, panel, remodel, finish, ....... ,. ""' PLUl\ffilNG REPAIR
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. frame, repain, etc. 962_1961, free eatlmate1. 963-1072 No job too small
Phone 54.2-7217 or wrlte COMPLETE L * "A" "~"" * P.O. Box 1223, Costa Mesa. awn It Q'lr''"""° "Ll~t" lt ln classified, Ship C.rdenlng service. Hauling COLE PLUMBING
E .S.P. Counseling-Classes, to Shott Rl'rults! 642-5678. &: clearHJp. J im 548--0405. 24 hr. service. fi45...1161
t'lc. Your homc.club-Prty.
Rev. Mickey, 558--1301. * Stwing/Afteraiions
JAPANESE boy need• home * * * * * SEWiNG:ii'ESiGNING
with tamlly attending high ,-----------------,\ Men/Women. Reu. Ratea school. 548-3.'\M. $10 min. Call 846-7450
Cl.ASSES In .ESP, . 111eta VICKI'S ORIGmAl.S
Ph,yalai, A.tr 0 I 0 g y " Trader's Par:ad1'se Custom designing A ~llYlln& pnva1e ,..•dings. 542.Jm. • alterations. 645-4325.
Social Clu~1 53.1 Alte~ation.-2·5145 Ii nes Neat, accurate. ~,.an exp. nND YOURSELF
JN· SOMEONE ELSE.
DISCOVER
DISCOVERY
n4~ 21J/3S'i-3393
times ![Ill
I 17'1 dollars Job W•ntad. M<le 100
Bu1lne11 R•nt•I 445 Lost lfMI found JL:lJ ~~~~--------------.J ·-
OCEAN view p.Antled ~fflce. TRADE 1965 Olds 88, pwr I: 27' lnbd crula.•aCboat, 1966 SCRAM-LETS
'42'm3
Approx 800 sq ft, 2nd noor, air, &ood cond, for Medlter. Roya.I Vlklna •26-$5900 val;
easy acccu, good parldni. Found (frM •ds) S.SO ranean Uvlng or formal din. w/Npt moor.-$'7400 val. Sea· ANSWERS,
$300fmo. Open for In-GRO\VN white male cat, Ing 'Mn ol comparable value IOJ1d 2nd TD.J5l)O vll. Trd
i;pecllon 9: 30 to 4. Go b)I & long halr on till, \llhlte flea 968-8377. all or pt ~or mtr run 112·!1948 Handle -Showy-Etude -
look &: then call Mia ~ collar, vie. M 0 n r 0 v 1 a CONCERT ~c'allber vlolln, '66 Ollfl, Dell& 88, 1'1ll pwr. Tuxedo -TAXES
qul8t, 639--0150. After·S, Mr. WUeon, C.M. ~7557• bow newly Te•trunc. Cost 46M mt. '63 O:ie-1 JAiT PU, Thia it the land of 0ppor..
Hickman, SoM-8511. 2333 E. S250 new, wlll trade for 6' "'--bed, M-~ 5 Silo"-turiity! Wile.rt elle could )'OU ~-H FND: Blk pl·Slame~ male ..,.,.. cu,. ..-ak h u.>o.llt wy., CdM, near h good condition 10 1pd blke smith, want 1a1er model PU m e enoua: to~ IO m&OY
M •-h cat. Ve"" thin wil white dllJ t TAXESt 11c ... • ur intersection '" or ? ~768. or Van &U-0633. eren collar. Vic. 21st St., It Elden ,;,;.;;;i;~.:..;.7=-==" I Prima O•enga County C.M. 642.J681. 4 BDRM. large polio A COSTA M.,. 4-ptex, $55,00> Job W•nted, F"""'le 702
Shoppinq Center Spec.t FND. 2 tiny Yoriullllre Tel' ltll'le block fenced yd. HWlt· val or 2 f.pJexes for Sll0,000 FON. O>nva.lelctrtt Cate fn
3000 SQ. FT. rien _ Vic. Mlulon Vlrjo. ington Beach. Approx. $500) All lge 2 BR. ·want Diw. Your Home • S400 Mo.
Xlnl expo~ure &: parklna: call 10 \dentl(y, Qh.~. eqly for l&nd or TT Pl, N. San Dfeico or land. Phone monw. 6 aft .C pm.
Spe.ces available • YELLOW " black CA""'"" 842-1783 673-7J78 or 1·728-27d. eves ~. , In 1'11htr location!. ·-z WOODLAND u111. ho BOAT 21 ,._ blrd v\c Brookhurn A • ._.... me ' ~ uUI, on trlr lt!DD' ~AG~---·-will Call L. J . Mohler ..,,.... •u-·-• S" .. tu ...,..,.,. 4 Cit ' Ld:I"' -"'V-'"'",..' Adam•, H,l!. 96)..45113. -·-·~· ""~ ~"-· 'Y tl'C, needl ""'11, l6IO .. ~ ~--714, 5'HtSS Br 2" Ba 1 F pl ve t •• .,.., -··• care to , 11 , poo . ~ ane, v.iue. Want mech&n 10oll 1 • PERCY ll. GOODWIN CO. F'OUND on 16th P laOe Celt& tnco u•""ll Co ntanta toddlen. Littna-Meu. Ca.llf. Uc: ... 1 .. 1e wm me prop, •-.· ·• trk, car, camp, bus, thl:IJ ot ,ed.~~tit&~Dll~:,.' -~~-1136-1738 Anaheim, C-M. r-Ritt. H).4985. val. 1199 Place:ntla+ 557"'851 =
Ground tloor offices • 500 19q. tag. l~OUI. Ca.. ~. ·w'"N<T="'1~a-cre"""-;a&n~-,-com--H RECENT bl di. >:Iola'
tt. $100. 650 1q, ft. $1U. FOUND man'• watch 9(7, rntrclal • .Wt•ble for Illar-...!_V: ~ ,' ~ar :M IB(I,, Jooldnr 1t1t d'la!lel'C"
Prtv. tollel~. pkg.. n r near jtlty, Corona dtl Mar aae yard, HAV ~ 15rrfequlty with .;~:ble.. mt "lqr,.,;;,~lllll~~Ume:;;.,;,Jol>.,..;..._~~~
Newport Fwy. Schworer, ,s~''=''.:,...:Bec:•:.:ch;;;':...-=· ~c.'''--In rtnted 2 br E/111.dt home. Mada:a bavl11, Rtlltor Jt01JSEKEEPER .. COok • ,;.m-J&54.;:;,;:;:;,;;..,===~-· I IRISH 11lter, we.II trained. 1 ____ -;;.;.;,;;:;;;___ 83U11k> Uve ln. ~No tiny ebUdren.
A/Payable, A/Rece1vabJe,
Pilyroll Any or all ~per.
considered. Some typing
prerd. Xln't earn11'lgs. Short
Apply In pe'10D only
to Mr. Andor-16n Raynoldo, S.A,
l!COCKT~~AIL~W~altreuea!!!!!""'!!!(3!!!), I i'
& 2 female bartenden. At·
tract, Young, Exp. The Uv-!
Ing Room, 130 E. l7tb St, •
C.M. :
' term temporary assign. F.qua1 ()pp(lr, Employe COLLEGE or hi achl. lta-,
ment. Immediate plaoe-1 -.==:=:~======1 dent sit for 5 )T, old boy. : ment. Abll02utely no fee. Ii -after IChJ. 12: 15 • 2: 30 pm. •
Apply In Per-BALBOA Dally. My W, l'pt Bd> '
2061 Bu1ina11 Ctr Dr MERIT PLAN home. &G-1364 aft 3 pm.
lrvlna INSURANCE COOK, EXPE~ .
Between loam & 16 pm Reliable, non drinker. 1 man •
UNDERWRITERS kitchen. see Nr ..
ADDrflONAL "WOmen need· McLaughlin 2.5 pm. The
ed at once to handle ~ PeNJOJ'lal lines, property, Merryma~. 334.f E. CJt
creued demand for Holiday l:uualty I: auto. Hwy., CdM.
Magic Colmetlca. Small I~ -~C~OO~K-, _E_X_P~E-R-. -·•
ventory invHtment brlnp For Appointment Contact Fu! Im hn
generous oommi.sslona. Call Bonnie Prett 1 1 e, good • GOOD '
Holiday Ml(lc Dl.trlootor, . ~60 ~~ 11~~~ = .t =-· I Equal Oppo.. Emplo!""' s ... 1 • su1o1n, 5930 w. '
looking
foralOid
job?
U you've been out
18 months or ie.s, you
may be able to come
.btu:kin withoutlosinr
a thing.
You can keep your
stripes and get a job
of ypur choice near
home or anywhere
else, for at l<!Ut one
year]/ there io room.
And, all the time you
spent with us before
will count towards
retirement.
!1you'reintei-
ested. find out ii you.
qualj!r bJ talklnc to
yourloq.!Annl'
Recruiter. Far his
location, dlJ 800-&
6000toll"-'Or betlM
}'el, -the Career, C<lwllelor at the
neareot Army poat.
Do it todq, while
th@re'aatlll room.
o;=:~:;o=:::· -::::;:~I Cout Hwy., N.& 1• COOK 1,.
Banking Fry. Apply 300 N. Main St, .·
Santa Ana. i!
, , Exper. for conv. bolp. ln Q} 1 CiiSToDIAN·Maint. ma n •
tr 1'.s. ..... &G-2410. ;
DELIVERY of DAILY 1
PILOT, SUJ<DAY ONLY, to '
Need Girls newapaperboys. Requlm ,
With Bankq: Expel'. the UM! of a St.lt1on Wqoa ,
or Van. Cont.ad Mr. Bany '
Seeley, 330 West Bal' St., I • Eacrow
• LNn Proc111or1 e Now AcC:ll. Cltrkt
• Tellers
°'"" Meu. l
DENTAL P-.tk: lab
ttalnee, mast know dental
lermlnolooY • ..-.....
Intrned. Tt111p. Aulgnmentl Non •mo k er. Some
APPiy In Person chairside. ~L betwn ll A '·
206l . l3u1fne11 Ctr Dr. 28. 6f4.-06ll. ri'
Irvine DENTAL Receptlonlat, ... I
Betwffn 10 am • 10 pm per. necea, for a prtYenti\l'e
dental ofc. Must ~ brtal\t 1
B.Mt¥AIO Uhder ao, will enthusta.stJc le cbHrful. • ·j
train. 1830 l'!WP!>rt mvd., 846-0ll5C. ,
O>ota Me" he\wn 4 • 6. DENTAL RECEPTIONlST I
BEAtrl'Y Opn. wanted (2) very ex p ' d • Challe~ :
Buoy lhop. 1'o followtng position. MUii .,_. b :
ntetU. _ Comm/euarantee. suranot. Hnta Be a c b. !
"5-1050". lf6...0Wr. :
BOOKKEEPER' P I tlm• DENTAL . Fmrt ofllce, a<rt. ;
Dynamic ltB. CPA !!ml 2 -Santa Ana. E>ip. ~ -a F/C bltlcp•. Expet A rm rtq'd. 141-211!. .:
nee. Al1n l Eves orranpd DENTAL AoaJoto.n~ ~ J;
to convenie-. Sal open. -l X..Jtoy -In> 1:
6'>-1333. mtd oprtilnt. 5fl.mJ. ~'I '
BOOKKEEPER. 11111 char1<, I , 1
fl:lr accounwstts of 1 t c • , Deparb:nent Siore ;
ap'd. only. 541-1731 :
. IOYS: JANITORS ,l . '
I --bol'll to 1111 -c:let .. boot -""' boy cnw. on l? uperM>nctd
~ -TOI\ Pl)'
and -Aft,.. -..,...it to quOil!11 JJ ..
STQCKMEN ·1'
· f'vll Time ATNEWl'ORT ,.,.m ~""""· ,,......,...,
-11 lfA>lpllal .... <-bloct t.\ow P11elf\c Cota
Hl ...... y al Lido Joie) to
• • T fl £-FACTORY", con-Vic. M ... V-Shof)!Jlna it.ls. -T·:ll hrt. F• ..
I _, -Center, !557-4•57 'lit· AC'R.ES No.. CalJf, Like to tradtf Our Tratkr'• slit n1 w .w unique bouHque 'J'rcff, c1o1e to town I PandlH column II for )"QUf
coll: DAYWORK,.....,.. cit,.. !HWMf
tng au kinda. ltell•bl•, IROADWAY -Donal4 J, Sdml1 • Com· f:!?:.!!>O C.aoe, Lin•, ~·-~ CaJl{onila
Ttl11tr11: (7Jf) W".ootO
•boDt. hU 2 openlnga In the FND 1weatf!r vie. NewJ)Ol't lake. $XO), value. Trade S llne
mall nnglrc trom $80 mo. HsrbDr 111Ch. Idenllt.)'. Mo for car, or ~t $ ~
G5 !0th 91., NawJll)l1 Be1ch, 11822. • (n4) 13S-Q18 ror 5 boob. -... -l<lTJ'EN w/wh\1e pew., chin * * * * * StU kilo l!aTI llOWI Call --1 6. 1tom1ch Vic. or Irvine 6: *
F'lowtr St., CM, IMMllS. ---------------
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Trana. 543-Ta09. 541-93!0. Yoo °"'' -a .... to N..,,.. -I
Don't 11w up dlo lltl•f i ;==::;::;==:;::;:'i "Draw Fut'' -you plaC< No, fl htlliloo 'illaotl LJ "Uat" It In clallllld, Ship I· "' ad In Ille DAILY PILOl';'!"!!""el"!"'lllli .. m,.j
to ma. -llCMITL A -wu1 at1 •a pd ID-Want Adil CID "°"' • · 'ls.II die old -. 8"r lllo l
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Persnel Agency D EllGNER-HOllSEKEEPEll: .... _ IWZ, .... 11. NII ....... oma: -· -JI.£. s.u.z:s 8l.111VBT. -· publk WAITRESS-· -21.
uv.ic. ao ---. •f!A yr. o•• -~ .. -··· -·· -..,.. DO rr NOW! op1n1oapo1t11.10hr1i ,1n Exp'd1nv-.-.
' Of lnine -•hrlJ,...,~ 10 •-••••--· Jtd'•Piaa.CIOB.lld>SL, --N••w1.,.oalhl.,...and-SECRETARIAL ,...,,.~-. Cua R<ttau.rant, 191 E.
P.O. !IT. N..,,... Bach, u-ID w/rm a bolr<I + C.11. bo1u1 A -,._ 0wtJ 11t1p! U )Oil WUlt a P>ol• Swlld\boord Opt-. 11111 SL C.M. Appty 4"Jl1, Pe ........ 1
c-olorTr1ln. Co~. .... -............ Rdl MALE ATTENDANT FOR ... rl&ht ....... Yachtlqf llloaal ea-. "" )Ill • CLERICAL IO::IO-U:30 ....
DISHWASHERS ttq'd. Ph: TIM3:!0, ut 132, WHEEL CHA11t PA'nEI<!'. "-lat.. Olrp, "64lll. IOI>, and.,. WWia1 to mab Kelly Girl WOMAN ota!, ,..,..tic. New oUl<e .. almoot .......
We an IOIQ& to need people
.. llli ............ ,.. by
expamkln, Wt. an: •ldna
~r penon who Ja: dttlnilely *Id,.-IUCC'eM • ts not atrald to work tor lt. It )'OU r.el )VU are at a dt
Mn.Gree.ncr.$.l'l-M38eve. *~11151• PARKING 1Uendant. f/time a Sllcceu Q:mmlttra.ebt J MOTEL MAl'O work.
HOUSEKEEPER. .ome Man-rtr•fnee&-Apl\lm!:.Toppe,y,WoR:tn wanttot&D:toYOUI Look ~~er:!:~to~ N~• you tor thort term Laguna Beach Resor&. Dey & NI,.
must be lJ or over chlld care, Uw Sn. pvt room ·--...-Orange or Nwpt. Apply 111 at tbe benefits • ~ Pri t ~ m poraey uslgnmenta. 49'-U96
• bl,, on beach in l..quoa, S•'-m•n penon Tuel A Wtd. bl!!twn 6 ALL. Department&. PLUS !ch.ml I: ComP9Jl¥. ft1uat b:i•-.r cxper. Xlnl ·===--.,..----,---.1
INTERVIEWS "5 PM SXIO £ntbu.al11tlc Inside a I 11'4 I: 7 pm, at the Hurcry New Homes Sa!et t.iur MW An txptt, lc~r in the .,'Or.klnl t'Ondl. Top cam-YOUNG waltrutn ~ CDf. ~:~ :»·w':; PJJ: wanted by ut'l retail eo.. Tipir Re1taun.nt, Pae. Cit tn.etll Same: positlona Sal· ~gl.oetrin( oorui1rueUoo lnp. Weorkly pa)' c hf ck . fee sht>p. J'.IO Nortb Maka
Coco:S
Box ~ Loi Alatn1 Our rapkl el(pe:rwo.n auam. HW)' N a I: ask Jor Ray lndU1try, open• a new At.ol 1 1 St .. Sulla Ant.,· cor. of MaJn
• tot. tut promotiOna. Avs Hrn-' · • aryG + Comm1aalona, othen Office tn Newport Beacb. A ""i Y ""i "p· ' 3rd.
Cr baw not yet tow....,fu;r
apor. 1lve ua a
HOUSEKEEPER hr larp 11'111 over Sl0,000. A.pply at PART time, eervice nation, uarancecd Draws bJch per-Pritchard ls a Kanau pp1y n er1on v-o~u~c-,n-.-.-,,-. ~ln-our-"'t.ao-1
retirmlent home. Appt, Color Tlle, 2221 Harbor BJ, 21i days a W'ffi. Chevron cerst bonua. si-ld wcationa. City bued firm, opcr11-206l Buslnes1 Ctr Dr
ditlon to a t« than
pve:taP tncre • we o~
155.5 W. Ad•ms
Costa Mff•
park bur 1 t , 9925 La CM. ~1126. Station, Mlma/Ma&noJ.ia llledk:aJ and Lif9 Insurance. Ina on an intematlonal Irvine Afllc.les Tlnie• telephone
Alameda. ott Brookhunt. MarketJnn SKNtary HB. Do tt NOW! It's Your move! .::ale with ottiCftl ln ,fet'Wft!I 10 am A: 10 pm S{Uf's rm .. l'ttllln.c the L.A.
profit .......... Ille, """ • • -hosp, lnourance. Paid .. ca. DISHWASHER
F.V. Good ~~"-'---•. PART time homt:kee: ..... Vic Call JOHN SEYMOUR Houston, London I: CoJ. TELEPHON!; Sales: SeU Tunes. Full or pt. time. ~ ~ CALL -mi Ge Cuar. hrty w~ A com-H Ou S EKEEPER-Llve-in, Call LotTaine 64th St., Newport Buch. • •~ acne, mtal\,Y. Southun Orange County'• nussk>nl. For details, call
tlon, major medical. You 1'ftime·Nltet. Apply In
I.ho have tbe prestiee ol penon. O>loriy Kitchen, 321.l
~wotki.ne w/So. ca 11 i . Harbor m .. c .M.
Dr'o hqm•. 4 se hoot WESTO.l>T * "'5s<lOll9 *' • SEYMOUR l'avonte New•paper Oom """"30!
lty & We have open1
"-ln the .-... ~--M k• u m""" ;;;;;;' ;;;;;;;;;;;;i children. Mature, able to Personnel Agency P/time motel v.'Ork tn cxch. Ree Investment u,... ,,.._ '""'"'· 8 """' dnve, non-smoker w/good ........ we-clill ~ NB for Rm Newport Bttch otflCe IOr u you ntf'd. Generous com-
lal&"l apocy 111.at pru-DISHWASHER
.a.ow '" &.11 ., or Apt. Malnt & -R---qualllied individuals with misstoo on each ~ale. Call
refs. XJnt salary. &t2-1C7, 645-2770 desk clerk needed. 548-~. ec.ptJonf1t·T'ypl1t akills & exper. in the fOI· ,.~~39 motet only from within. Must be clean 6 neat. Apply
Cal.I .h interview with Pat tn --Stzrt I: Sirloin
HOUSEWORK, Tue• ' Fri, MEDICAL receptionilt tran-PICI'URE ,Framer needed, Join a bappy ~111 in a lowine area.1: <NI • IMerctwndl.. ~
no •-•-. Must h• rl"-___ _......... -~· ,,, .. _ handtome new office . I,...,..,..,..,.., ... _,_ 'V
uv .. u<e SC u.:r "'"""""' unmeu1ate.., ..... acb area. Must have IOme Puhl! I M---TELLER I iiiiiiiiiiiii-'!iiiill •~·-OWn l r a n s · ' I d~~ ttl Km I Se"'-I ting c re ._...,.. ... tlrm needs e S. I I u"''T oc ra ~ o ce. w • exp. u.u .. , Rec , mat &harp, diplomatic, depen. cretar a Part Tinte Beran. ~-·· ' 5930 W. Cout Hwy., N.B.
Sain Rep TrolnH E'-~ Fee Paid. National giant ln .....-ro.Mechanical
IUJ'ldriel aeeks career Technician Tt;•inM
6f4.-81 · edge of WM, MTST pref. work. Call 213: 682-1670 for dable, attractive y 0 u n g e Clerk Typist Downey Savin.gs & Loan
HOUSEWORK, part-Ume 5 Newport Beach. 642~. interview. 838-9360 e Telex n-rator hu a part time opening at
Antiques IOI
ORIGINAL REMBRANDT
CHINESE ART OBJECTS motivated individual, This Must have mechanical aldll1
bluechlp corp. provide• car I: ~ledge of baalc eJec-
woman. . ...,....
day week. Own car. Steady Medical Recept1oni1t POSmONS ave.ii IM neat RE CEPTIONJST wanted : e Mall Clerk "its Costa Mesa branch for
Job. Call 644-7344. For busy doctor's otfiif'. PO appearlne amb1tiou1, men. Competent, plea.sin&: at>" e Multlllth Opr. an expcr. teUer . Xln't µa.y,
Inspector, m1,1st be exp, Box 143, Huntingtor: Beach. No exp. nee. Xlnt PlY i per&nce for N.B. law ofc. p1Ccasu
1
nr y,•orking conds.
tn blueprint reading, 1\fEDICAL assistant, back good opportunities. Apply Typlng"90me transcribing. Wi: invite your ~ntrrH~: for a I Mr. Davenport
. trorucs. I: expense• &: stars )'OU at Please Apply
$9600. Call John Gola. Also Gulton Industries
Auction Sun .. St-pt . lT. 1 pm
Preview, noon till sale
1 original Rvm brandt, ink
&: waah 111·11.~'lng, app $1.0K.
Over 250 pcs. n.re '
unuirual Chinese art objects.
8" h.and carved ivory cht!sl'I
set Rare' 1nuff bottles. Raft
Clnnlbar, prn·c~laln, clol·
sonne, ambf'ri~. b r o a a e.
Unuaual carvings in jalfc,
\wry, rote quartJ:. lapi1,
cbrystal . t urquolse,
malachl~. amethyst. Oil
paintings, jade t r •es ,
M:ftens.
Fee Joba. 1644 Whittier Ave. micrometer1, calipers, office, experienced onl)o. 800 S. El Camino Real, No. 8:~ pm. Call 540-540I).. tllrther in!onnat1on & intrr-962-2407
Swing ahlft. callfornia Call bctwn 1~5. 644-1025. 216, San C I e m e n t e. view please telephone Mn. Equal Oppor. J::mpkly!'r Account•nt-to $10,000 Costa Meaa
F'abuloua divisior. of old line 642-2400 Injection Molding Co. (Upstairs in El Camino RECEPTIONIST-typist, for Fran Gibson Tues 9/10/72 atr "l::Z:::C::::
265 8l1ggs Ave., C.osta Mesa. MED. Transcriber E x P · plaza l Tuff 11 AM sharp. A small co in Irvine. Cen'I 833-2179. AirPortr.r Inn, 187001 •
f/tlme Personal Dept. Hoag PRESS OPERATORS of<. work. Xlnt aal I: fringe MacArthur Blvd Newport ~..,, Hospital, Newport Beach. benefill, 14&nba. 833-9088. Beach. ' Women to v.'Ork f'Ot plastic
firm in buaineu more than
a century ,.... lharp * ELECTRONIC *
,.,..... minded indlvtdual * TECHNICIAN *
TYPIST
who seeks arowth I: pm~ Progressive medical c o •
iflal wlmajor firm. Call aeekl enthuaiastic, creative aohn Gou. technician with
Btnk Teller Trne analog/digital exp., for
~ PER.50NNEl
SERYICES•AGENCY
FEE PAID
Miiiion $ P~ram molding plants. 546-3370. RECEPrIONIST-typtst for (Directly acroas from thf'
Opens in Or•"9• Co. Jae apt complex. Rental ex-o .c. Airport I ,}(, ~z SAiesmen I: Salesladle• need-Printing per. he.J,pful 20 hn/wk, Interviews will be schedu1M
ed now! $15,COO to $25,COO $2.50/br, 546-435l. Tuesday, Wednesday & • 'J I, you kwe dealing with peoo. Rlr:D lab. Xlnt co. benetita,
Pie A: have a iood math Call Rohe Scientific Co111.,
ability thlJ spot ii ideal. Santa Ana, 5f.7..,Jl16
~u.st be friendly. Call EMPLOYMENT offered •
Barbara Mac. male, mta.11 lite • manu.tac-
Bkkpr F/C-to $700 turino co. needt reltable
Fee Paid. BalaJU their fllll-ttme e m p I o y e e , Op-"°°ks A youn too when )'OU portunlty to grow-with com· Jami · thll blab paylna apot. pany. Min. e x per i en e e
Good co. wants friendly In-ftQ'd. 979-2290, Jim Cine.
Secretary/Constr to $675
Settetary/Brolttrage S600
F /C Bookkeorper to '875
Escrow omee $700
Constr. lnlpectot" $700
Manapment Trainees to $650
Al9o Fee Jobe:
488 E. 17th (al lrvi.ne) CM
642-1470
per yr. Prof.. permanent PRESSMEN RESTAURANT belp full & Thursday until noon. Septern·
selling job. No gimmicks, pan time, day &: ~t. Ap-ber 10, 11 I 12. = ~:e~ 4;:;· ~ Immediate openlnp for ex-ply in person, Taco Bell, 896 J. F. PRITCHARD ,... perlenced preumen on 1eoo S. Cout Hwy l.quQa 0 tions. Mr. McDonald. .• -& C MPANY ~~9471. ::nct'&hiflon w=: ;:.: Beach. MRr.ETLuster. 4625 Ro•noke Prkwy
MO'mERLESS home 1ooldng l:/or 3i50126'lS multia.. All Kansas Oty, Mo. &U12
tor live-in Nanny to care
for 2 lovtng children 4 & S. Appl,y In !'moon SALES CLERKS ~ Free room & board~WeUare
A SUM!diary Of Tnterna.Oonal
Systems I: Controls 0.,,.
TypULI temporary. All exper.
oon&idered. Top earninp Jor
top skills. Let Kelly Girl
start you with your best loot
forward OQ the work usi&n-
mtnt of )OU? choice. Start
wrlr immediately.
Apply In Person
2061 8u1ine11 Ctr Dr.
NEWPORTER INN
Auctioneer: L.. ...Burluon
Cond1.ttted by:
SfAR OF SIAll c1m emT: 92!>15JS
**WANTED** ~lvJdoal. 'Call Marlon Mann. weekdays. JOBS f.'° Fee Job•. EXPERIENCED Sales help
lady OK. 645-2'262 leave
name, phone & age. MARTEC, INC.
For QualltY Bakery
Apply tn penon mey
Equal Oppor. Employer Irvine
!l!!!!l!!!!l!!!!!!\~~Be~tw;:•;••~lO~a~n~>~&~l~O~p~m;,.
Antique wub stand with
marble top. Reuonable,
Uegel Secretory u..g.r1e. Apply bei-n ID UffJently Needed
P.ee Paid. Fine firm 1eek1 4, Mon thru Fri, e Secretaries MTST OPERATOR
$414 '° $589 Individual worth ot the F. W. Wool\VOl'fP e Rec:eptionl1t1
tffatibction of h • v In I 3333 Briltol St. CM. Mn. e Keypunch Opra. The Office of AdministratitJ.e
1sn Pl•ctcttla. Ave,
Newport Be:tch
CNo Phone Calla Please) ' to Mr. And1r1on
1672 Reynolds, S.A.
auoclated w/one of the Hauck e lndu1trlal Service•. Xlnt c 1 er I ea l
beat practices in O.C. Call EXPERIENCED t~• v e I lrvln• 540-4450 background necess. Aptitude Equal Oppor Emplo)'tt ~n Wall Aiao Fee Jobi. .. _.'wanted. Tram ~ N~-R A -AT TEMPO a abllitv-to ~ ht..h. Prlntt"'"' ···-ROOM . I: ... baal'd .&. small
Equal Opper. Employer
Secretuy
The Irvine Co.
Has Openings For
SECRETARIES
Medic.I Fmt/B•ck ;;:;._ UCI·lrY.lne .· ~"c. TEMPO level cl~rlcall"""'..;;; .. of': ... salary for eatt ot 2 school
J\blolutely labuloua spot. 833-0t54. Alie for Mn Oxak. Temporary Help specialli.ed naftft a quickly a· INDERY age children bet. 6 an tcb1. M.rketlng Sec'y You'll be paid tr full tlme, ' 64Q..0416. With min. 2 yrs: ex.per. 'I'yp@' r: -~ -~ 2 '·" .... • EXPER. PBX IWlldibolr<I learn Ille poll-l pru-GIRLS -Ba ~.~ in -~ -· 'uu ......,. • ~ ..... --•-k oed of the university l S'LEsUau uu w.p.rn. c._ ........ halt .days• wk. Salaiy to operator, Call Mr. Sb:yder, JOB wan-....., 1 e e • urea "' .._.... itat1stlcal t.YPU-.. s H J'251. Call Sharon Walt fMO.Ol.40. ' employment u chauHeur, specific operations of the Must be experienced. Large Good record ln water treat· helpfUl, but not req'd,
Mari.ger Trainee EXPERIENCED medical re-companion, gardener. Refs. ole. ,Prefer 1 yr. or more volume print atqi. meit 2 Yr. cbemlcal dell'ff Familiarity w/maintalning
dlll!Ck your baroeoope! Fan-ttptlonl.t.. Call Mr, Snyder Newport area Pref . training on MTST, accurate preferred. Luerattve ter.. a llbruy I: e:xper. with a
,,..,,, ,...... 67S-5629 spelling, correct crammar Apply In Pml:ln ritory, $10,(00 ~. rese·-b 0 r & an I• at Ion tutic Cllreft' in tbt.tlm.ndal 'lnlM,l.I..... -==·====c="-&: accurate mathematical $18,Cx:x> p:itentia! comm. Call . _._I -d Pftdlcled! lltn'1 a iii;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;,_. KEYPUNCHERS 1 ~-· Do' Jae~ 540,6055 . -deainbe.
ll"'at -for oharp FACTORY Needed lmmedlar.ly. All c 0 mp u I at 0 "' • ·~ '· MARTEC, INC, a -
jriend!y individual. Call Lone term uaf&m:iat ahHt.. 'll'lust haft exper. graduation from high achoo! 1577 Placentia An. OJastal Agency,. 2 7 9 0 Planning Dept. Marion Mana. Tt'ainee I: e:icperienotd. Im-Xlnt eanrlngi. & 2 Yl'I· gen'l clerical exper. Harbor Bl., C.M. Secretary
$ecretary-to $575 mediale} ~Qt. ~eekly Apply In Person ~s~ry ~~l = Newport S..ch Sales Min. 3 yn. exper. Type 'lO
!)lake a wbh! O>uld tt bo ""'~o tee. i(ELL Y GIRL · (No Phone Callo Ple8Je) Toy & Gift P1rtia1 w.p.m. Sil 911 w.p.m. Exper.
that )IOU've alwa,ya wanted Apply In PerlOn 2061 Business Ctr Dr. EqualUC ~ lrvineEm. ',.,~_mA. Housewives, de.-. ... --ettablllhlnc 4 maintaining
lo""'1'k!Utalarp!unftrm KELLY GIRL lrvlnt v~.. ,...,_, Equal Opp!-. Em~ earn to $2,000 ~~·~L departmental library
0>/1uper bou tn the ex· 2061 Business Ctr Dr. Betweet> 10 am a 10 pm. MUFFLER '!!l!!!!!!!l~~~~~~· I NO DELIVERIES, NO cox.. helpful. ._
!"ting dept-ula whore . Irvine LAB W!i1an~ temL 6:>h1 INSTALLER PROD. MACHINIST LECTIONS, FREE Hosr. ~ I• a happenina;. '!!!Be!!-..!!!!!!!!!l!!O!!om!!!!!!&!!l!!O!!pm!!!!<I pm, Tues-Sat Some typing Exp'd, xlnt salary, frina:e 12'18 U>a:an Ave., CM ESS GIFTS. Need 'cu. It you are detail minded 4 Call Marion lt"ann. ·~ *'-6-.,.,, L'nL"1 549-1284 9"19-4307. Gttt. 'N Ca"-ta. enjoy work l n r l n-
N·, e~ Ftc11 Of 72 ~ .... ~ "'I d •· ll ht """· ~,,mo. ~ ~~·· ben"1lta. 8'7-6002, ask fur 1.._...,..,..,..,.., .... .._ ... nd tty ,_ ••·
w • ~·~ ·~ p .... wr g Art , • * SALES CLERKS ""op"'po-~ ... • .... ~. -= .. 'lou'll be on hand to O'fft maeblne operatiolf' W/rr# LAUNDRY &-dry deaning .,.,.·.._.., ....... • ...... ~ nwu -
them when you handle the mtg. co. inteftstina: wonc. attendant. Watt on counter, NEW ACCOUNTS ExceUttnt worklns condl. I:
new accounts here. Your Xlnt' cond.Wona. 642-1877. cleanop & do customen REAL Full & part time. Apply co. benefits.
ability to mHt the public FIBERGLASS man. Exp. in laundry. 570 W. 19th C.M. ~ull s:~~e Loan The ToHcconlst Inc. fno1t important. Salary to all pbues. Pmn. job. LEGAL Secr'ttary w/carp A haa opening at its Huntington ESTA TE Huntington Center, HB Call Mrs. Smoot
644 3319 $500. Call Lee Phllipt. Medical I: penlion plan. banldn& experience. Fringe Beach branch J.ur a viva-SALES SALES-Christmas help Full
Receptlonlst•to $425 l.Rke Am>'Wbead Marinas, benefits. ~1550. cloua individual exper'd in or P.T. No J.nwst. Sarabl .. ~~'!'!!'~"!"~"!" .... I
Late sleepen welcome! Hn. 714-3.17-2501. handling new accountl, FWl Opening in old eitabllahed Cbventry Jwty_ 557-?Sai or SECREl'ARY, tull charge
are 9-5 in th\1 super firm. -FRY-C~OO=K~--LUHRS BOAT CO. a: p/tlme.,Benetit. include 8J2...71S7. bookkeeper. Accounts
Be utilul __ b U N H'-' ,,____ •------firm in best reaale atta. -::====--,---! --~v I --hie, --u. a 0 •...,., wan we ~. -t'd. Apply ~•-ny 0 .h•nfil u~uu..w·a.i"-~· "'-"ab!• broker • ., •••••• , SANDWICH •=•• ~-~·--~ Individual tor ... ,_ ..,.. .... , ,.._ \...ut\I Fl J-L C I C 11 M D rt n.cu ._.........,,; ma ken. typlna ah or than d . Ex· pooun:u u... Kitchen, 3211 Barbar Bl., n NJ •rpen era • r • 1venpo to complete your aalcs. delivery girl.I a: waitreue• Randol
"ey spbt. Call Sharon Wall. CM Rough Carpenters & 962-2407 Licensed 001 .. apply. needed imm ..... ...,_,, --. periencedM .... ~ 1
Oen'I Ofc Tm• _:._ ·==~~==~ Assemblers Equal Oppor. Employer cau: BUD COR.BIN 644-7662 Honest AI'a Na~ 'F~1 _A_ve_."-' c~·=·,,.-==·.,.· -,-1 Earn""' Ill whll• )Oil l•arn GENERAL OF~ICE Appl,y 1n !'moon Fo' Interview ·App'I. Eat..,., 675s41'1. All< for * SECURITY *
an about thli major co. AND SECRETARIAL 849 W. 18th St.. NEWCOMER WELCOMING' Katie or Kathy. Guard & Patrol
lleautl!Ul new bldg. in auper LAGUNA NIGUEL Coat.a Mesa Hospitality Jbteu ,., C rb' M rt' ' I Service
locatton. To 1455. Call Bulldec'• ofll<e, apartment ""'~~:....~~ ..... To Call LOCAU.Y "!' ... 0 In· a In nc. SECRETARY ADT Sterlin( Security
WAITRESS wanted. F/ or
P/time. Prefer matur'9. No
exp. nee. 550 S. Coast HW)'.
Laguna.
830-8333 eves.
2 Antique dolls. Diamond I:
Opal Ring. Diamond I: Jade
Rln&· Antique Porctlatn A
Bronze. cau 961-Zll. ---------
!oi elp Wanted, M & F 710 t.:'.r> Wanted, M & P 711
SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
~Agents" .. ..,.... 1nt1trou•~·· ...rt.uno orv1niu11ot1 -•fltl
get ready IO go.upl
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CALL 714/831-7006 NOW .__ •••' ... ,
lr!tn. thni FrL I 1,111, 11 5 [Mt.
l MIE~~fW ) ~ •1111--= ;---21
Barbara Mac. records, payroll Require LVN•S EXPER. retldent tamWe1 brlngtnr · Service now hu openings
Sec'y Exec-to $700 sbortband • typing. APPIY • Nunes Aides. 549-""1 .Uta a dvic 1n10. Good pay Realtors 10, top qualltiod emp1oy,..illllllllllllllll~ !ee Paid. An occaslonal day 9-12 am I: I-4 pm. Suite 14, P/time. Mut have happy Summer Time, Winter nme, who deall'tl steaclY employ.
trip to San FtancllCO will 27162 Forbea lid.. Laguna MACHINIST tmUe, car, typin( ablllly, CORONA DEL MAR AIJ the Time, Earn your poy ment, top.,...,, We Int, pd ~reak the monotony. This NJiuel. 831·1600. 547-:m5. the Kelly Girl Way: vae. Unlforms furn. Must
111per nrm al• provides GENERAL OFFICE TrainHs 12Re•I EstaM Sales clear for police commluion
vacation• vl11u al Bia LAGUNA NIGUEL NEW FACTORY FREE Jull S.e • bond. Apply .. ponon, 3l6
Bear, MIL!Xico 6 MammotPl Builder'• oHicc, apartment Some machine shop exper. or EXPANSION So, Lemon St.. Anaheim.
lor employees! Call Kim ~. pa)'l'Oll. Require metal trade ichoollng $50l-$650Per Mo. q; Equal Oppor, Employer.
Dark. Also Fee Joba. ahorthand I: typU.. Full demed w/aood mechanical License Training // /)/) •,./ SERVICE •ta. attendantJJ, pt
o.t\tal L•b Tme time. Apply 9-12 am. 1-4 pm, aptitude. Al Per Written Limited Time Only J\6{{'J t 1: tull dme. Mmt have up. to MO). Four M.y week. Suite 14, 27762 Forbes Rd, AgrHment Famous llcenM coune now Comm. plan a: o-tim~ pay.
loin thll IUptt .wt I: your Laguna Nl,guel 831-lliOJ. Da,y I: Nlte Shifts available thru Tarbell Olm-Apply Shell Sta., 17tb '
Pnt;' 1W:lfrY will be what to GIRL Friday wanted for 9 Hr. Shift, 45 Hr. Wk Full Time pany. Applicants full1 re-Then Ptck The Moun, Jlayt, ~~c:;;,-=,c'c,,cc,._M_.~-~-·ll Clo w/thole Iona wkndl. Eart'1 BodJ Shop. Some Profit Shartn& Young men -mechanical lmbuntd upon qualitlcadon. Lenath Of Employment SERVICE Sta. G:raveyd man
penon 900&ht. typln&, payroll, etc 2178 aptitude helptul, but not New or experienced tales n.t Fits Your Needs I/time. Prefer co 11 e & e
even pays for Placentia Costa Mm_ THE required, Must be 19 or people. Openlnp available. ltude I D wk Arco
1. Call Jo Kelly. ' OYet. Able to 1,.,_ wori: ,_ ()mplete tn1nins procram. You'll Wo~ Fer U1 nt. aya . HELP tr CAMPER FAC· ,_, "~ On Our Payroll 19th. Newport, CM. •a0cr -·"·tely, H a-pt~. For Future management oppor-~ dyq to do TORY. Aluminum lklnnen. J c CARTER co J;'Wormation~"'" ~ _.~rutitl. Ctll Mr Sloan at In Our eu, StMMNL' Ollioes, SERVICE Station help need-
ed>lnt .;...111a11 'l'hb tramm cablnota • detall. • • • Cell Tut1day 142-'581. 206A1p8p y 11n PeCrsonD "'· Exper. only. O>evron
tins' p>tttkm awaltl Exp. only Apply Major TARBELL us ne11 tr r. Sta. Ortega Hwy. a San
rtaht Individual w/Jn-Way, 8158 W. 18th St., O:lfta 671 W. l~'i.~ Me.. 10 •;u.s~r·"'· lrvfne Diego }'wy., SJC.
mind. To ~. Call "If".,."".,..,..,.,. ... """...,..~ Between 10 am & 10 pm SERVICE e1tab. F u 11 er -"' Equal Oppor:unl!y Employet' REAL TORS -Mll1:1n. HSKPR. live In, ~. NURSE Att nd b I Bn.11h customen. X I n ' t
ol.Frlday•IO $525 cltll!l!on s" 7, m1t1111aw MACHINIST . ro11rem.'ni°'1 ~.m~1 REAL-ESTAH Secretaries eamln(I. !J62..0U•. ;.,.Pai.,d.,!~:,: ::· ~m !.~·;:11~ General. o,... .. ..,.. Apply. Parl<hunt, 9925 La Ala· PROFESSIONAL Typists ~~!:v. EtnR "'S~D~R1d~-R .. ·~ ·-·-~ _ Advanced Klnellcs, Inc., moda, ott Bruokhurat, F.V. •-• • -~ Cl·.._ ~~, ·--=• 1o\teJ.y 0 It Ice. Important ~I. 1231 Vlctoria. CM. 646-TI.65. -..esmen -nwl , ... ~ _., amaU •ta.lnle•• 1tffl IUl>
¥Jtmts. ao boll n e eds "H"ou"s'"EKEE==P=rn"'°°"1or""'11a=p:::py. equal ployer NURSES Aide a.a.. -no pmui'IU:y ll here! You are Are YoU betweeq jobl lookin& usembUn • thin wan tul>
ooph llttcated lndMduaJ houlthold. to Uve' In. Own oppor. em · obllption. needed lmmedl1tely for our for work clOtW to home? 1 ..... ·~. tn lnductJon MAIDS wanted, o-r. Apply &a-)110 rapid! --~!no R I "• -~· W-/pod penonalitJ. Call room, bath A COIOI TV. "" >' 11:,...,..,... ea Want to dlOOR houl'I il brazln&: deslftd but not n-ic.:·c · ~-~-Alto .. .,.._11,."" - -Ben Brown'1. lll06 So. NURSERY WORKER Eltate division. Pollltve op. llme? Pl ~ '11'1lC)' .,,.......... "" .......,... MC. vi;r-.119'•· Coast H 9o Lacuna ten. eue app..,. • 1oba. \ H O U S EKEEPER/babyll(, WJ.. • ' N°"' Cbrlltlan 1a<1r 1or .......,lty fer advaocm,.rrt. Call U1 , NO FEES EVER! Gullon lnduJ!rlet
r;11al "'y Tme tn-, UY.ill, pqt room, MAIO work in~~ ~unerr, SUn 6 Wl'd. ~Phone. P.P.S. 1644 Whllllcr Ave., CM
8Wt your Clf'ffr here A Alu7 ODtn. C&U bffore apartment. ..,., ., .. ,...... -Pecffic 642-2400
-the -A _,. -. -· Blvd., C.M. 51M755. NURSES Aldt1 • All '1\11,., • Ptr-1 Services Skilled =:..,,.111a-:'. Pl~ iiuornu;;SEKEEP;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;ERi"iu~-.;;;;;;;. Maintenance Ext>er~ Hunt 8ch l;.B~ 112 No. Tow" MACHINIST ~ ~ .-. ..... :;:;.. ~~ i:xper. M.c:hanlc A o7F~~ TEM"°RARY R.& Sala. All ... -
0":...~ ~.~ PROTOmE
~-$4!0 "DICK c•sH Mln.,5 .... exp plttmblnr, :-v en Monly. w:'."...!"" 547"'446 lie able .. "' owtl "'"P· fli,ir lb1pn wfll II)' ..,_ \I M plpl iltttrc, ldlnr. -.r Sutnmor'o ~ Cont O,' ,O.,.' .,;: G;":d p;:! Alie b Rld>ol MAJ' Sbori IBm.
Ila ltcys In lllll tun spot · ""'IJol ap, Good op-bot rllll Ila lenl)' 11"111· t..sds piuvtded. II• e Sec'ys -lrvlna 5"40-4450
\<hen yuu"""' In Ibo pru-Trri.~~"H A portunity ·..;;..,.::,.olflco'l:t!w11h broltec oompotltlon. Gd. up e F/C Bkkpn !650-181111 NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO
luctJon dept. of llJPI!'" oo. • l ' f.' Iii In 1table comp. Pleut apply .... P ... , lnl--oJ.,,. _ ... .....,, tlme. Xlt1t tratninr. Reim· e Legal SeC"..-ys -TEMPO
1"11 ol varllly bore. Call · ' Celanese ;Ji i:;;,, 2 ~;-n,,;; bttrlo schoolln& for u-• Trne1 w/typlnc ~ Temporary Help
Need
remodeling?
See
want ad
SERVICE DIRECTORY
FOR EXPERT HELP
h1 the
' DAILY PILOT
Barbara' MCA .... ll ·~' .. ILY Pf, OT Plplng ·System . .....,..,...,, over I& no1lic.ca111.oo,IJ3..ll03. ~~r..,!':!",:n!;" Stock clerk, tuu <Im•. Ex·
-C', -W ~-~• A--R.E. Trainee. Brkr I ·~ ,.,__ ....... l:'Pl;ri~~~i'~~iA~'~··:·1111111111111111111 I 711 -~';:.. .... , Brown's Te devtlaper wtll train 6 ......,.,, ....,npua ..,", itnoe requu-_., pp.., uo::· R~~-2 '"' u.f"r'T •.D !157-4980. An Eq\lal 0p. '023GLakewoot1,•1 ... -"'"11<.Callbel-n S<&s:rui NewponBetch iw;,;~~!4~:':'.:hFrl. •2 ....... ,__ "·.· II r I'. ""'1UnJly Emplo)>w 52112 .. 10 ..... pm. 54$.1124. SECREl'ARY, -...,., ·1333 D~~-· St., C.M. ~ lllMlllMN 111. ,. ·S'la ---'---.,.----lidlls. Day, Utllno. Pmon---.-
....... ._r, '·,"';.". tltll_'!_old aodl. 111J tilt 1111. 117 w_'!_old a11111. 11o1 a. :! Dopt. HLM B01Pltal. ·Mn. Hauck · A,.. ---, .. _ ted a "Pad"T ~ 1n flc1! -,;;;;;..;.;,;;:"-""='--~
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mos. old, Ille ... cond.. m--$23$.•m
'12 -DA 'l:ill, -a· ..... 10,QOO ml. Bnt oil«.
54M1D5 after e p.in.
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------REWARD SHOW & SALE
Lq Beach Aten•
Ocean I Lo~ Beach Blvd.
s-t.000.00J Of1play
100 A~ Exhlbll1
Stpi. 14, l:S, lf, 1T
Tt'luni., Fri., Sat t.10 PM
St.Inds)' 12 noon to 6 PM
TtCA Victor J.ra horn 78RPM
ded< plug In -· Bnnd MW. Guu. Wu l t f t
unclaJmed. OJi&, S289.M.
Now S95 Termt. C.OUectJon
I ...::-"~ ]~ _Motw_s._ ..... 1~_on1 ____ MO~ WILL PAY OVEI
Kely BIN look
phoJ1oa:raph, old Cokmial
JP\11'1, brau bnby cradle,
Oak dbl bed, Indian Tur-
quoise jewelry. 646-7317.
Appllanc•• ID2
Jo.'ENMORE auto wuhtr ~;
Kenmore aas dryer .$6S;
f'rigidal~ auto. wuhtt $60;
fiet'Ond. guar. lrtt del.
546-8672, 847-8115.
MA YT AG tepairmnn ha.a
wuhen ~. to $100. Can
deliver w/1 yr. ~arn.
83>-1778.
dept. 714: 89:)...050L -Boats, Gen1r1I TIN * ~!'~!~ * ALL BOATERS
""""-AmNTION! Auctionl Frida)', 7:30 p.m. Seamanship A: Small Boat
Windy's Auction Barn Jlandllni mtll'le• ouc~
~Iii Newport, CM 6*-8681 free of Charse by the llunt·
Beho'nd Tony's Bldg llfat'I ingtDn Beach Power Squad-
WALNUT wall 1 y1 t em, ton. New classc1 start at 7
h nd .. bl I...,,_ PM TuKday, Sept, 12th A: couc , e es, p .......... . girls bike, b/w 1V, mlse. will be held every Tuesday 6"--0904. night for U wtclc1 at the
-~~-----~ , HW'ltlngton Beach 1111 h
Mu1ic1l ln1trument1 m School, 17th I: Main Strttt,
CORNET w/CAM, 11 e w Room 136. Any questions call (TI4) 962·1834,
mouth ptttt, $35. Elect ===---"---guitar, ampU, like new $45. 'IRAILER 4 wheel tandem
'968-6215. for sale. Capable of pU].ling
}lA YNES Oute; Excel cond. 26' boat. Call 673--4720.
OVER 200 was~n.
refrigerators from
545--0'00.
REFRIGERATOR u 1 e d, Rare French model. Make
works l lookl like new $50. . oUt't. 546--0605
Boats/Merine
Equip.
'1130 Wetitmlnster Ave. Office furnrture/ 24' Wallstrong bQat trailer,
surge brakn, winch, guide
ralls & Illes $795. dya.
646-5033, eves, 646--0681. •
REF1tl.3ERATOR 15 cu ft, 2 Equip. dr, auto defn>1t, 5 yn old. _ _.__._....,,. ___ , ____ -
124
EXEC. swivel chr. $15-23.
893-9060. Sec'l chr $8·11 Desk.I files
&o.t1, Power 906 -Rent Washers/Dryers stlJ. 867 w. 19tb CM
$2. Wk. J."'ull malnt. 642-3408. * 639-1202 * :-1
Cameras la
Eqvlpm•nl I08
FU~Y AtrrOMATIC 35m.m
?£la I k o n Conteuarnat
with leather case. Operates
without batteries on bulll·ln
llght meter. Excellent con.
dition. $69.50. Private party.
64Z-4321, Ext. 7T.
Furniture 110
SCANDINAVIAN bed, IKlfa,
waU uit!t, TV,.table1,
chain, 'ele.. Call aft 6,
642-1401.
Duplex Demolition.
MW1t aell all fumilhinp.
..:_ ·-·-·-673-8088 --....,.-
KING size antlque aold head·
board, 145-
642.-05'16
* ** Sola I matching love
seat, never used. Both $150.
Private. 9fi8..7910.
DUAL headboard, I I a: ht
walnut. $25.
897-8174
BUNK bedl, 2 yn old. is<J.
Bedspreads, shet>f1 t r e e.
Fountain Vall~ 968-2344.
Gorogo Soto 112
Antique hand loom, 20" x 20"
wood boxet1, ladles clothet,
Pl1no1/0rpn1 826
50 ORGANS 50
"1971 SEA RAY"
455 Olds, Pack1-jel, 20', 200
Serles, F.qulpped for Water
Ski.Ing & f.lahlng, tandem
Yes, 50 Ofl&nl on the floor. trailer. Call after 12:00
Hammond Wurlitzer others. noon. Cn4) 836-6482. MUSf
Floor models, dlleontlnued SELL!
models, new &: used. Buy or 24' Dyna.craft '65, []y bridge,
rent at most attractive new 155 OMC eng., head,
rate1. galley, 100 1al tanks, ba..it
Wallichs Music City tank, 1talnlen steel Tan.
South Coast Plaza 54(}.2830 dem trlr, $3,500. Will trade
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PIANOS.ORGANS* for comper. ColJ c..,,.., 6424527, 646-3801.
Going Out For Business
Best quality ~ prices. serv. 24' Cabin Crui.let. $2300.
KawaI-Sttlnway-Baldwtn, etc Plank hull. ll5 HP Chey1
PlaY"r Planol &: Rolls Crown eng. Dock Avail. 673-<935 •• Rental& •••••.• ~.we Buy-Sell
Dally 10-6 Sun 12-5 21' CRUISON f 1 b e r & I a a 1
--FJELO'S PIANOS cabkJ_ crulter, ChJ'yB]er .Jn-
Costa Mesa · (714) 64~3250 board. $800/ofier 548-9960,
PIANOS -ORGANS 96~178'1.
Hammond. Wurlitzer, many 16' Built Rite, 50 HP
others. Pre-season specials, Joh1190n, Tilt trailer. $1395.
model close-auts. Piano il 592-5705, 67S-S&10
Organ rentals. Money sav· ~l8"''""0u=too.=-n1:.,:.-wc:;/:;:85;....,.h-p°'M~•-rc
Ing bargains are h~ right now at: eng. Good cond.
• 963-1927 Walliohs Music City .,1 15, 0,.rg1u, •kill. 9\1
South Cout Plaza SID-2830 HP Johnton, fully equip.
TIIOMAS electric transil:tor $550. 675-UOS.
oraan & bench, l yr, old, 't"96800•i..no-=-""'0=1"1"0-. "'120"'"""'HP=
Mint cond. PvL P ty Mere. cruiser. 17' deep V
646-7654. hull. Like nu, 968-2871.
Sporting Good1 '67 15' glass boat, 55 hp., big
wheel trailer, extras, M2·
7368 after 5 p.m.
!!ooh. Soll
SANTA ANA
EXPLORER
Mat'OR J\()MES
WHY P'A Y: MORE?
'SEE \JS FlllST
NEW A USED
MOTOR HOMES
JIEADY TO CO
830 S. llAROOR BLVD.
For late ..... 1, cle...,
low "'""• ...._ tics, Imports, trucks or
c•mpeir1.
can ...i ""' tor e-. DAVE ROSS
PONTIAC
SANTA ANA 2480 Horbor Blvd.
8J9.8IJ40 Coste Me.. 54U017
-.-------WE PAY TOP
OPEN ROAD
MOTOR HOMES
at Garden Cniv• Blvd.
Garden Grove 89f..44'19
• SANTA ANA fi
• EXPLORER •
e MOTOR HOMES e
* SEPT. ONLY * FREE
TV & AIR C.
Wl1ll PURCllASE
OF llt7'2 EXP. 24
830 S. llARBOR BLVD.
SANTA ANA
&J9.8040
Motor Home Rent•I•
Available for daily, weekly
or monthly basis. 21', %3',
and 25' sell contained Mo-
tor Homes, &ll equipt with
generator, roof air, and
many other extru. All
Coaches are 1972 models.
CASH
tor -..... -. llllt
<all .. "'" .... -· GROTH CHEYROUT .
""' !or -........ : mu l;leacb Blvd.
Hunttncton Beaeb
Nl.«187 :a &-3331
INSTANT
CASH
We need )'OUl' tmport car.
Buyer on duty 9 to 9 dally.
8. J. Sportscar Center
2833 Harbor, Costa Mesa
54().4491
WE buy all makes ot clean
Died IP'fll can:, paid for
or not. Please drive in tor -·-NEWPORT
IMPORTS
We have the all 1teel Amigo .... _
a!JO. Please can 839-9560. -W. Cout Hwy .. N ........ iloa<:h otor .Home Rentals 642.9405 IMPORTS WANTED
SALES & LEASING Oran1e Onllntleo
full setvlce facility TOP I BUYER
Danmar Motor Homes an;-~ ~;~A
R. Beach. I"\. !47-'5!0
S_JL-6800 WE PAY TOP DOLt.AR
e '72 LIFETIME M.H., 23• &: FOR TOP USED CARS
25' Air, tux. " safety equip., U your car II extra clean,
xlnt rates. Pvt. p t y • see ua tint. 968-1397. BAUER BUICK
2925 Harbor mvd. Rent A Motor Homo Costa Mesa 919-2500
for your V•catfon * 839-4301 * Aut01, Imported 9iii =-~-'=-"=-"'-Tr a 11 er s. Travel MS
1970 Winnebago, 1T eeU COD-
tained. Draw-tite b t t ch,
$2,100.!J63.4lB8.
ALFA ROMEO
Alfa Romeo 72-
VllU: our new bomel
0 ROY CARVER, Inc.
23' E. 171h SL
Costa Mesa $46-4444
DATSUN
'72 240z ·
2 Dr cpe. 4 IP<f dlr Take
older car or will finance
balance (14LS389'10) Call
546-4002 att 10 am 49H773.
'TI 510 DATSUN 4 dr, $1,350
or best offer. 833-8659.
FIAT
'70 F1AT. Ocean blue Racer
cpe. 4 speed, radio, heater,
ll,000 miles. Kelly Sug-
gested retail $1820
<lOOGBR100871?7l S 14 9 9
DA vE ROSS PONTIAC,
2480 Harbor Blvd., O>sta
Mesa s46--8117.
1970 . FIAT "l.M . Spy de r,
AM/FM Sharp car, Must
sell-leaving rcountry. Best
oUer. 847-8221.
'ti9 fl.4T 124 ·
% Ill'. Sport Cpo,' 5 spd dlr.
Take small d0\\'.11 or pickup!
Can finance (Z\VW370) call
49'--9773 att 10 am, 546-4052,
JAGUAR
'71 Jaguar Conv. AIC, witt's,
wine, Concoun cond. $550,
Also '69 .Cpe. equal oond.
$3850. Pvt. ply. &n.1232.
MAZDA
MAZDA
LEASE SPECIAL
New '72 RX3
$57.56
Loaded. ROTARY powered.
36 mo. + T &:: L. For resp.
ply. Tradea cons.
• • aiie 12, deep cooker, toys, SPG8H • 2 Silo-Flex rod $12.
Odd• l ends. 116 Kine• Scull\ Bend Florida Surler
Place, Newport B e a ch . SlB. No. '774 Hornet albacore
548-1347 SJS. 5'1--9832. TRl-Marran l2icl8' New. You
ANTIQUE HOOBier, dresser, Store, Restaurant, ' fl.nJsh. Huil& A Croa beams
Auto Service, Porta '"
72· ROTARY'S 2000 "Demo Sale"
NOW IN sTOCK 10 TO CHOOSE couch, 6 cbair1, Iron bed, Bar 832 completed. Plywd &: frbglll.
toe box. Motorcyclc1, boat &. Sell for storage $1000 cub.
misc treasures. Frt & Sat 3 Sin Ft;r!:r, new cond. 4' 675-4505, ask tor Del.
only. 2U Coral, Balboa Js. Grill with oven. S 100. --*"'CH""'ALL~ENi:':::G'"E'"R~*-Freezer $50. Cash n'!glster 1 HOJ]SEHOLD Items, living rep · val $25,250. Xlnt cond.
.............
AnllquH/Clos1lc1
l§J
953
For lmmocllato
D~llv•ry
Instant Credit
BANK FINANCING S50. Ice Tea mach $30. Call M rm furn, beds etc. 7302 any xtras, mWJt see.
Ocean front, N.B. sat, 8-5, Georae 642-452'1 or 646-3801. _645-47.-_,',:."=.,.,,----.,--~ * '39 CHEVY *
Su '"5 Chicken broaster, used ;;;CA ,.._ Bwllneu Coupe n, J.V • L ...al 14', V1'Y gd cond. 2 Xlnt cond. 545-1077 COAST POKER table, corr~ end Only $79S. VaJoe new • $2000. sails, l, 2 booms, 1 nu; nu ---------
* 64Z--05!ll * tablS. dishwsh., b Ike 1, ~~~~~~~~~I tramp &: paint. Can cartop. Truck1 962
much more! 1515 Orana:e, ; Reas. price, &6-1816
Collta 1i1'esa. JI"-' j 26' Excallbe:r sloop, aleept 5,
MON a Tues. Moving out of Pttl and 5'lppi9I r, many extras, ln the waJer.
town. Baby crib, children'• Excel cond, $2,000. 836-3403.
things. Misc. 2239 Arbutus, RAINBOW 17 Catamaran.
EastbluU, N.B. Pets, G.ner•I l50 Xlnt cond. $850.
GARAGE Sale, clothe1, T\T, 6 Mo. old South American 1 __ 54&-804 __ 5.;,; ~'~"'~'~'~1J..4<l:....c.;,19;__
rock tumbler, etc. Sa.t/Sun. Raccoon, fully trained. 11-lust LIOO 14'
111 • 44tb St. Newport aell soon due to illne55 $45. 2 sails -no trailer
Beach. 546-9238. $500 * 67>m3
• •
1969 Cb••>'2 T truck. 40,000
ml. 2 spd rear end, extended IMPORTS
bed, w/i:tnve up ramp. Abo JOOG.1200 w. Paclftc est. Rwy.
trir eqwpd to cany (2) 23' Newport Beach (n4) M2-0«l6
boat.. Gd-cond. Pert for
racing cars, dragsten, or Alf• Rom90
boats. 642--0542.
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"BIGGEST .SAVINGS"
"Setvk:e is the ~lttel'f'nc-e"
HUNTING.TON BEACH
MilDA
17331 Beach Blvd. -t.u. Mgr, lfr. Fry
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OPIL VOLISWA.ut .. XINCSWOOD I -___ ....; _______ , _________ , wP-sso tutbofttt, ..
'&9 OPO. WITTE LS '70 YW CAMPO -. Jiil!. ..... ~
• Sptl, dlr All/J')I ..... ~ $1,995 pvt por\Y•
4 -· ncllo, beoler. c= Shat?' Take """'" c1own'I ::lM::IM35:=57::·-===--· I IMl. im c11r. SJIQ15. w111 an.-pr1 .. :. J>11r1> CHIYS&ll .
PORSCHE t63381Xll !M6-W 0 '1----------·I 494-ml. . '69 NEWPORT
1970 PoRSCHE 9ll·T wllb 'IS VW Westpllalla. Pop-cop r-.,. alt .t loodod. S-.
-"""'' • map. Camper wfttM. AM/fM. !OlllABRl. dlr. Call ll3MSlll t
Good cood -Front """"'' ..... u....1..:.:=:::::::~;;.:;;c--
Porche ,70· 9ll E T ll•adtt exhaust. Trallcr DODGE I
...... bitch = S!S-364!1. I B.......,.ry, Sportamatk AM VW ,63 BoJa Bue · "1nt cond '64 Dod&e Part co"""rtlbl<. 4 ,
FM, extras. l.mmac. $6200. • • on 11oor new ~ea.
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~ EDITION
VOC 65, NO. 255, 2 SECTIONS, l4 PA~ES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER H, 197.2
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• 1e ers
Nixon Baeked
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· Pa11~l Okays 'Defenle Spending ·
WASlllNG'IQN (AP) -Tbe bluest -bill a1nce World Wu D w11
approved by the lloulo AJIFrV(lrialloos Oommltlee todoy: '7U billlDn lncliiilln&
-ol President Nixon's requeJt for more !Jldochllll war money •
.-. The record bW '!II cut 14 bllllon .fnmrthe President'• requeslx, lnclucllng
a flSO-mlllion chop off .lib $2.l·billioo fundllli request tor lncrealcd U.S. war
Optr&UOnl in Indochina. "
• 'l'be·HOUIO Ix acbeduled lo -..te on the bW 'lburedly.
The c.'onnnitlee approved all $933.5. million asked for more bombs and am-
DumtUon •in-' the wau ol Hanoi's Invasion.of Soulb Vietnam and U.S. bombing
and mining of Norlh Vietnam-plus 139 jet fighters, eo combat heUcopter1 and
other hafdware.
But_ibe eoD!Jnittee relected doum of olber planes and hundreds of tanU
and trucb·reqUelled for the war, saying the military had 110t proveil llllllcienl
urgency.
• Serles of Mishaps
' C·lemente W onian Faces . __ .,. .p----~ --. .. -·. ··---=--.
· Charges; Son Injured
A :rl·yuN>ld San Clemente woman !<>-
day faces <barges of lilt-run and driving
nnd<r the lnlJueni.'e of drugs alter a
oerles of weekend crubel which injured
her ~aon. Tcmii LoU\IO BecUn of 121 Trafalgar,
1ru urested alter. /el>Vlng San Clemente
Geiieial Hoop~ Sa-y where · her ;on. ~t Antliom1, I, '!II tnoteol ,,..
cult pd 1!ndlllir ! .;.
Tbe ..... ol liCidOnts -SatunlaJ
lllCll'lllnl -"'" -·· ~ illecedly blt ·u auto •ported In~ !'I hjlr boUle
11 aboal I : 15 1.m., .-ding . to the
j>ollce. r~rl.
Clemente Spurns ·
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_Damage Claim
In Horse Case
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• A MOllClnlV!a man who uaerla be wu falaelt emstod Oii elllrcea of being I
horaelbtel by San ' Climente police Jut
bu seen blJ damage claim for
OQO .. jected bl: city councilmen.
The council decided lo niutlnely deny
the clainl for falae.erresl damages by
.Ar1bur F. Helliwell, 5Z.
• The 'min WU arrosted lnlllally by
Laguna Besch officers laat )'W IS he iode 1 thoroughbred race bcine down
r.a~c C<!all ~bway.
: The Bleed, whlcli came from the .J. J.
J:Jinor flanch near the Nixon Ellate, ln-
ldiiiq .hacf been,~ llolen, but lbe
illell charaes .,.... ~ earlier lhl.9
,.V When llelllwell'I clalma be\ bought
the hone were IUbllantlated.
' ~ clajm aplnll San Clemente 1ten\J
lrooi -He1Uwell'1 lrlnlfor lo local poHce,
who booked hlnl on the charges.
. Now . that Ille dty bu .. "jected the
clamage bid, Helll'l'1! ta clear lo file a
lawiuil In civil Court. .
,Jewelry, Art Work
;Taken in, B~glary
• :· 'lbe ibalt GI.jewelry. cub and art wort
•alutct at fl,JIS was "l.'?rled FrtdaY lo
~ Beacb police. .
t The 1"" reported bf Bill Gullafaon, 11; 'Pf .,,. Kendell Drive, Lquna lle!icb, ln-:i:Judecf•a 11,0llO diamond ring, '980 cub, :ater!lttr .uv.r. and a Pointing.
Al about noon, police roceived another
caJl about a parUd car being ~~ al
119 llar1:eloDa where Robert Fain, C,
noticed damage lo hi! auto.
Later In the a!len>oon an off-duty of.
llcer called headquuten from a aervlce
l)ation af "-ld!o and El camtno lleal
and. uted for an amb111!1nce to take an
tnJure<l !Dfanl "' .. llolPlta!. Mn. Jleclc.n bad 'driven ue,: uaa:a.mr moments klAq.
'Iba l!Octers boy lmcl 1111 motlier ......
taken lo San Clemento ee-.1 Hospital
Where the baby WU treated and releu-
ecl.
• Officers then boote<I Iba J\iotliu and
lrlDIPOrted her lo Orange County Jall.
'lbe baby wu lilcen lo the county'• homo
for depondent childron.
Nominee Session ..
Set by Chamber
fn Sa:Q. Clemente
San ·Clemente Chamber ol Commerce
dlrtctors will formally select nominees
for >an elecllm of Chamber ofllcen al
their moolbty meeting Tueactay al·
temoon.
The adoption ol a slate of nomlnees
will head the llsl of several major Items
• on the <hmber agenda for the noon
luncheon· 11 the San Clemente Go~
Course clubhouse.
Other Jl!ltlers coming up wW Include :
~:1°" ~i:,w c~oi:::
committee.
-Selection ol 1 delegate lo olt on 1
new elty ooD!lnittee evaluating lbal same
Cbam~ tnfDOllon acuvuy.
.-Tbe, hlriiw ol Mn. Fem Dtcbon,
who bu lln'td in the ....W,•1 dlvilloo,
11 a pfld membenblp sales repr-..
tati.e, ,. .
. -~ ol spedllc llama coming
up 11 ~community meettnc ~,by
Ille Ola-Sept. II In the community
clubhouse. The major points will b)clude
the dty•a 'IQPICS muter plan lor lnlflc
Aldy along wllb . the need' lo !urniah
JnCll"! ciffslt:eel, i>arttni !D lbO buslnesa
..... of l1>e cmununlty.
-;I>'*"-· of plans for a Joint
mtetlng l>etw.,.. · allidal• . of the San
Clemente a.unber and their coun-
terporta -Oceanside.
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GAS· MASKED ' SOUTH· VIETNAMESE SOLDIERS CARRY WOUNDED COMRADE FROM BATILEFIELD
· . . 'Vletnemito T~ lteuptura Ono of ·Thrat Portlfied Compounds ln Quong Tri City Aroa
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~ -.. v· .l{t • Tu . G'1u i Battle •
At Al?.artmen~ . .
WALNUT"(AP) -'fWo peraom were
foimd '.dead and two others died tater
after a 10-mlnute gun betUe be .. lbal In-
cluded the rtscqe of l1iree ama1l chlldron
from 1 'bu!let'sbalU<ecl and tear gu.
cloaked aPartment, sheriff's depul1es
said. .
• The balUo begin late Sunday In Ibis
Loi' Angel.. auburb, depJlleo said, aUer
they ;....., autnmoned lo the complea
deal' Mount Siir Anloiiio College by a
aecurtly guard who said he-was lbroaten-
ed by a resident armed wtlh a rifle.
A deputy wu shot u en enterod the
atiartment. aulhoiilles said. Both he and"
another' 'deJluly wounded later . were
treated and releaaecl'at a local hospital.
A sheriff's spokesman aald the shoollng
continued ·U some 40 depuUn and
highway i>atroJmen arrived at the scene.
Gunfire• _erup.ted_ "coptlnuoqsly'~ for
more than one hour u an undetermined
number of residenta: were evacuated
from .the complex, said Deputy Jinl Orr.
Ber... entering lbe 1partmen4 one
deputy noUced a anall chlld at a roar. ·
window. Orr aaid that Tina Craven, a, and
her brother, Johnny, 4, were persuaded
to ·jump from. Iba ·~·~ window
into the arms .ol two depuUes. • Tbe\I. J?eJX!ly'Wllliam Lact~y. :rr, c!On-
Ded IP.I mUk ulcf clllnbed•a ladder lo
i.tcul! Plimip·RiQt.. s( -• b"• c't tiedroom of' !hi!. oi>&rlnlenl
, Orr' oitol 'lhal Ladej: dllcOvered the· ~·of PbJutP'luqr, If, ID oCcupanl of
tjlo . apartment; and Slndra <hven, 12,
Covina, IJll'aW)<d ilead On lhO Q\itni room floor 1 ' • •
. John Robirl Rli&I.' Ill,' Baldirin Part,,
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Issue .Peace Statement ,.
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SAIGON' (AP) -Tbe Viet Cong bsued
a new peace statement today 11ying it ls
'.'prepared . to 'accept a provisional
~vernment of nation~ . coocord that
ihaU be dominated by nellber side."
U.S. !IDU1'cel In Saigon lnterproted Ibis
u a concession that neither side can win
the war militarily,
Beaches Empty
As Summer Ends
Tho. official aUJ11j1ler season ended
imtil cloods, ~es aDd nearly
deserted ·beaches a1P!ig the southern
Orange Cout over the weekend.
' ' ' · San Clemeine Uleguards' who patrol II
miles ol the aoutb eounty lh0 .. 11ne said
the beach attendance Was the Jowe!t of
the put l1iree monlha u beachgoera
opted for wanner punuils.
Cloudy, -. driJz1y welther
prevalled both da11 u only• about 10,000
pe!'IOCll all told ventured. out ·on the tie& \ • -. . 'Iba on1y dillresll call ol . D!>je, tbe
f\laMI said, .VU anilllng1 Rlt.mcb ,,..W up oo ·the) San .mmente beach.
'lbe animal '!"9 tunled ....... tn county
animal control ofllcfn, .
"I'*'. the awon•1 over." aald'Cspt.
Phil Stubbl today. "Bui ·Wt'i'J 111111 ex·
pec:lljlg IOnl• of lhO !11<1• Jndllil ,aummer weather this month . .,
But Viel Cong and Norlb Vletname,.
spokesman hive said iepeatedly In the
put -for public CDDSUmptlon, at least
-lhal the eoallttoa iovernment tbey
proposed would be a eoallUon of equals,
wllh none of the factions domlnallng.
!JI Wllbinglon, Ibero . WU DO Im.
mediate eomment from the State Depart-
ment. _ ~
At the White Houae, presidential preu
secretary Ronald L. Ziegler would 111
only that "we an studying It."
He declined to aay whether
AdmlnbtraUon offlclala found any new or
encouraging langua1e In the Viet Cong
statement.
The Viet Cong termed the three-page
declaration "an important statement on
ending the war in Vietnam and ... tortng
peace."
But at first reading It •,PPO•rod lo be
no more than a relteraUon of prevtOUJ
Communist peace demands.
Once again, It called oo the United
States to withdraw all ltl troops from
Vietnam , to llop supporting the roglme
of Prelldent Nguyen Van Thieu, and to
halt the -bing and mining of North
Vietnam.
"Should the U.S. government realll
respect the South Vlelnamese paop!e.1
rlgbt of sell-determination and ser!Ously
negolllte ·lo peatef1111y 10tut Ill! _,..lb
Vietnam problem,'~ the ltltameDt llid •
"the Provisional Revoluttonary Goftm.
ment b~ the,Repllbllc ol llolllb Vie_ )a
preparod lo mch -II lo Ille el· t.ct lbal neither a ~ ni8lme
nor a U.S.-ttooge ~. lball be U.
poled on Soulb Vlelnajn.
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Troops Go Baek on ·KP
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'-'Iba lbell wu hellned lo bava ... :c.mcs '111uraday wblle lbe heme wao Giioccup1ac1. 11oUce reported ,,. 11gn 01
~ -In lbe bcqlary. . .•
t ~ I U.S. Commun:ist ·House Panel Reject.I Funds for Civilian Workers . . . . I
50 PHO.NE CALLS
{GllEET PILOT .AD
. Jn E. Germany · WASIDNGTON (AP) -. Plant 1o· l&lflne dirty ba tumed ~cit -over 1o tor an oervicaau 1oo eno!IT. andertal:en
eliminate KP 'ml ctpret~Uclng .,Jdlen. Milon and alrmln. • wllb m -~ c6Ci ol lbe duties
-· -(AP) _ • .....:, ......... ~· details u an Incentive lo attraot more Tbo Marine Corpo bad l>eld off blrlng on m~:?·4tsd er cla ho'!' enllsled .. .... '
L • ' r '"1'wrUlc ftlJ'lille?,.
( ~ -Iba -el the """" -~".""pl-* lhll ad In 1111 DAIL\I
,. DEUVD.Y S•r•tct-
! -..Part Um<, ·11111 • ; °'*· ~·..X:
• '""' ad ~-In -dq. NM! llmt ,..... l'llr 1'111 --1o...,.,1.a1...... . ... ---pit,., IUllTI ............ iClft
-II. • lbe ... •21 ..... " lhe PAR."l 1'11.111'. DI r 1 c I la: ...,., . Call-.
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_....... ..._ _,.., .._ lntd 1be · •"-~"'·-f Iba w.. __.<J. tiltn • .....,, 1 .. 1 abolrt tlOq lhem. f\'O)n ~-llaJ .l!.~ ... ~ ,... _ ...... -~, --... w•-· or • ,.... ,...._Ille com-''Tlla <ilriunitlaa ll'ol lhe opinion that umo.; •-~ •,11. ,_.. ,,,_ --today ~y1be.llouoe ~ mlttoa'a """''iool,.llld lb> eom111ll'*' _. aucb 'doll• 4o not delnct' from the
• 1rrtncC11 &all 111ri111•1 Sdooeoaftld Coalm1ltee. : II ll>!netated that> . -.....,,. bnage," it 11ld In a ,.port.
alrpClrl, Illa &al Genuo. --Collins Iba duUea "wholoooma •nd Tbo other aervlcea, ~atly lbe "Al a ·matter of_fact, Iba committee
ADN nporll. cbancl0r-J>u11dl211,"•!or Gll, the com-Artny, bad~ to ellnltlllte Iba luks bell••• lbal theM are wholelome and
'l'be ·U.$. Commaalll -_.itlOll In mttlaa cut 1125 million earmarkecl for u part of the eflort lo change Iba characteNlullding dutleo wlllch enhance
J-of ,,...._., ~ a • d hlrilil d•lll1111, lo do the Jobi. Tbo C)ll lllllltaty Imai• and attract enougb young 1 oerv!amu•1 pride tn tpo wvlcea."
oompiracy ....,...__ wlllclo -'!* -w11 made frOm 1 '7U·bllllon defense men for an all-volunteer Mice by Junf The committee uld clvlllan KP
I Clllft1rnJa OOllrlho!laa ahoalc!lil -. will l~t'°!',lllDJclledUled f<W a Houle JO. "Plactmeala OG1t an. avereRo IU,200 ·1 ,....ln Eul ~ f1't.,.,.. ..... Ttiaraclay. ' . ~ . 'lbt· committee WU crtllcll ol lbe year ............ lo IUllO for Gia.
Allor W arrWal a.day, ltloa Dnts Tbe committee ......un.nded Iba! lbe Anny, whlcb ll 111d got $H .mlllloo from II uld lhla la because I~ civilian
wu clrlven 1211<1 Bui a.tld ,.-a dliat' · d'1llltl kltd>en-pollee and~ Cqrtu for.blrt211 dtfilan k1lchen belp k!tcbet>balp mln-yaara ' are ·needed for ~ bJ Iba -of 1hl Bui Jl'GCIMll -ft1 bl l<lnnililocl by M • ptlot l!"'lect and bu eommtlted ••'61-Ct maD-yew, and clvlllanl 1r1 ctr.. ,..U. ...., -l'ffll Dt9lldot Ajlri1 JI In o!I .-Ices, .and lbat Iba flS,7 million lot~ paid an a~ ll,800 compared to
.,,...., ,....,., .. 11.or. -oolltctlllc 11 4 'lllo -£"111tf rtjeeted Ille procr1112 '6.IOO for~ alilted-. ·
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. Troops Htµ1
In fiicfclent ·
SAIGON (UPI) -An explosion at the
Bien Hoa airbase just 14 miles from
Saigon wounded 41 Americans and
destroyed or clamaged 70 South Viet·
namese helicopters, spokesmen said to-
day. It w11 the wont such Incident ol the
war.
Meanwhllt, U.S. planes ataged one of
the biggest. ~ of the war ag-1
Hanoi's suburlll,SUnday, knoc:klnf.:,t lbe h\11• Paul Downer Bridge and bin&
four mtlltary barnca 1na1a11a11on1 doM tO Ille Norlb Vlttnameoe .. pita!, Ille U.&
command. Ille!.
A Navy A7 Corsair WU 1hol down by a
1urf:ice-to-D.1r.mtuUe f4 mUu southwest
Of Hanoi "sili!aa}'"a!ttt'llk!'1>~•
the U.S. command said.
Vietnamese marines stormed Md toot
a Communilt pos!Uon in a surprise nlgbl
attack near the Quang Trt citadel In
Soulb Vietnam Sunday and tiled lJ7
North Vletname1e. ·
But UPI ...,..,pondent Barney Selbert,
reporting from near the northemmosl
South Vietnamese city, said It Ix dou1>lful
that govamment troops can meet Presi-
dent N ....... Van Thieu's deadline for
rocapturtnil Quang Tri by Sept. II.
Al Blen>iloa air bue a pile ot tarp
airplane bomba waiting lo bl loaded on
Allied aircraft uplodtd, lllllnl olf a
chain .. ctlo!I ~ dlllro70d Iba Soalh
Vletuameae belleoptero. Two l!oulll Viel· naniue ... kllJed and IO .......sed ii
Ii. mllbap. . U.S. Cllllllll2ld llld moit of · Iba
Amertelll '""'511ded, · tneludlnf Io u r
civilians, -. tiart whlle ....aibltnr for
bwtkeri. One All)erltan AC 119 "Slinger''
gunplano wu damiJed. ~ -
The cauaa of · the original blut wa•
under lnftlilgaUon.
In I delayed .. port the U.S. command
said todq an Air Force >.YI jet fil[bter-
bomber accidentally tiled ... South
(flee COPTERS, Page %)
Dana Point Man
Files Innocent
Plea in Slaying
'lbomu, Bradford McQrtchen Fr1daJ
pleaded "1no<enl In the p111o1. alaYtnc Cit
Laguna · Balch cosmolologllt M r 1 •
VlrgWa Hamnett.
Mn. Hamnell, 45, wu shot lo death
Tuesday morning after she ran ~
lng bun her home on Wave Street.
McCutcben, who ""'-nearby, was 1r·
rested by Laguna Beach police and elllrced In the death.
McCutcbtn, 50, of Dana Point, was
gtven a pttllmlnary heartna date of Sept.
II in . Dlvlllnn 11 ol the Soulh Orange
Cbunty Municipal Court in Laguna
Nll\MI. Alter Friday's court l<Slion, ba
wu returned lo custody In Or111ge Coun-
ty Jall .
Eailler, Ille IUSpecl bid been held In
Laguna City Jall but wu traMferred to
the medical taolatlon unit of tbe eounty
lockup -Laguna olllcerl said he bad
-despondent.
Orange
Weatller
Considerably cloudy 1tle1 will
grace lbe Orange · Coul lonilhf
and Into Tllesday with a chanoa of
aome more driz:dea Ind light tbow-
en through Tlleadly. HIPa In Ille
mid·70s wilh Ion near to •
INSmE TO•AY'
Cali/ornla'1 flOl'llr for .lkC ...
em are too bv.sr a1 tile Hoc1N1.
according lo ont ll<!nocralf<:
,.:riorter. Once lltfll O~I &aicA: from tlO(Vlioft, thougll, ~
ohould pick wp. Stt •torv .,.
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On Trial
Gypsy Service
Unita Couple
WGO, lijllla (UPI) -""" YOWll a]lllel. a boy !rGm Oren.
ml • girl !tom I.up, ...........
rled today alter -rvlnl tho
traditional IOUM!ay prenuptial rile•
of Ibo IYJlOlea. In Slayings
FAffil'IELD (UPI) -Juen V. c.r<>tuo,
1 •yee.r-otd fmn labor contr1ctor from
Yubl CJty, went on trilil today on
dwgea of backinJ and s14bblng 2S ll•ld
hands lo death -tho wont confirmed
cue of mau murdtr tn U.S. history.
Wearing • blue 1Uit and black 1hoet,
Corone Snliled and nved to hl1 wife,
Gloria, when he entered the courtroom.
Before tho boglnninJ of tl>e trial. Ibo
trn outside the courtbouw with a group
of 15 demonst rators, carrying 1 slgo.
reading, "Justice for Juan Cororur."
Other pickets, mostly M e x l c a n •
:Americans. earried signs declaring
.. Corona is 1nnocent, "Frameup" and
"Don't Pick a Racist Jury."
Corona, apparently reeovered from two
IUI~ heart attacks that followed hia
arrest, Js being tried in a Tl-seat, Win·
dowleS!, wood-paneled and gold carpeted
Solano:County courtroom. Tight IOCUfily
hu been imposed for tl1e court pro-
eeedJngs.
Selection of a 12-member jury with two
alternates is the first task during the
opening se11lon before visiting Superior
. C.ourt Judge Richard Patton. A panel of
JOO prospective jurors has been Bum·
moned.
Th• trial la apected lo last ,.vera!
month.!.
The Melican-bom Corona, who has
11eadfalll)' maintained his innocence, is
~g pmecuted by G. David Teja, a
rnetladoos, plpHmOklnf Sutter County
dktrlct attamey.
The defenJe attorney Is Richard E.
Hawk, a flamboyant veteran criminal ... .., ... "°"' Coocord.
1bo Irie! orlgln11ly waa lo have begun
Sept. I but waa poclponecl briefly by an
oPPtllate court. It •u r-1 far today
after Corolla relenlod lo a· proaecutton
demand for fresh handwriting aamp!ea.
Coro~'• trial was moved to th.II rural
town of 11.000, near the big Travi. Air
Force Base, after Hawk contended
mal!Iv• pretrial publicity mede It lm-
JX>Ssible for Corona to receive a fair trial
ln Yuba City, near the grave Illes.
0 Juan ii a kind, 1entle man,'' Hawk
Ays In ileacrtblng hlo client.
He 11y1 Corona11 pro9tCt1ton know ht
Is innocent and that tho ldontlly of tho
k!Uer wtll come cut earl1 tn tl>e trial.
Tho CHI bogen unfolding May II, Im,
w!ien tho fll"ll body WU found by a
Ja-nl)cher on hll properiy. FOUT
118)'1 hlter, tlght moro hacked corpaee
were .pulled out al makeshift grava in "fnllt Otthardl near tho F .. ther River.
Corona WU"lll"J'Ollod tho nut momlng at
llfl homo.
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Newspaper Sdys
NEW YORK (UPI) -Airport NOWI, a
New York aJrlloe trade paper bas
reported that blUIOIUllrt recluoe Howard
Hughes it plannln~ to build an alr base at
Newburgh, N.Y .. (or a new international
cargo operation.
1bo boae, according Io tho J>OPOI", will
be part of a Hugbea-<>wned global alr
operation similar to Trans World
Airlines.
Hughes, who awns ane-thlrd Interest in
a Nicaragua based international airline,
AlanJca, was farced to aell TWA beclUM
of · dlfficulttes with it! management.
AlanJca would be lhe vehicle for the new
Hughea airline, ae«>rdlnf lo Airport
News.
Hughea dlscuuod th< proposed global
air cargo venture with Nicaragua's West
Point-educated President A n a s t 1 s I o
samoza last winter, shorUy after he de-
nounced the bogus "autoblagraphy" writ~
ten by author Clllford Irving, the paper
aeld.
His 1udden ;rrival in Nicaragua puzzJ.
ed. newsmen and set arr a bout or land
speculation because or rumars that the
bil1ionalrt was plaMing to build a Las
Vegas.type resort on an off..ghore island.
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WU kept locked In her room and
Ibo croom cbolned lo tho "' of • table. •
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aheep, lour soots, and !O chlckena.
Mesa Arrests
Man After
Wild Chase
By RIJDI NIEDZIEUIKI
Of .. DlllJ ...... '"" A hlgh-lpeed punult by Coi1a Meae
polli:e ollJcen ended In Hunttngtoo Beach
early loday With tl>e doalructlon of two
automoblle1; locludlnf a IQUld cor and
the 1rrett of a 26-yeaMld man pollce
auspect of burglarlzlni an Irvloe indua-
trtil building.
The cbaao, Which featured speeds in
excess of 120 miles per hour over raln-
sllckened ttreeta:, came to an end near
Huntington Central ·Park when C:0.14
Moaa Officer Gary Barwlg llulhecl oul
the bldlng llflPeCt with a shotgun.
Willie Lee Davit, of Orange, wu taken
inlo eu11ody on cbarJOI of burgiadzinJ
tl>e office aulle of tho Slaodard Pacific
Corporati<ll, lll6 MacArlbUr Blvd.,
Irvine, ~ 4 a.m. today.
Ao elmn allqedl, lrlaered by Davis
brought -Colla Meaa oquad cm and tl>e Newport Beach police btllcopter lolo
Immediate action. Toiether !hey tJail<d
a apoecllng . veblcle west DD Talbert
Avenue lo Ill cl<adeod at Golden Weal
street.
Police aald Olllcer Bob Crogan "" unaware of't!lo deaJl-end and ran lolo a
dirt embankment, hltUo1 a mall reflec-
tor sign alODI th< way which rued tho
.~.. and ltgbta ln>m tho roof of his
squad car. He wu not injured.
Barwig, who had romaloed 300 yards
behind, said be aaw Davia wheel his
sp<edlog .. hlcle around lo the right, IJ)in
through an empty fielcl,-aod bead for two
houaea on Sen Ltandn> Street.
He said DaTis mowed dawn a backyard
fence connecting the twa houses, crashed
into • garage, and continued to nee Oil
foot. . .
Aided by the llghl4 from the police
helicopter, Barwig said he chased Davis
on foot tar about one mile until he found
him htdlnf beblDd e parbcMruck.•
Still shaken by the experience, Banrif
said today that the Davis' 1972 "muscfe
car" had mofli speed {han the squad' c8t1
and that the tugh-speed pursuit ·~was
some damn dangerou1 driving."
"I had him clocked between 100 and
110 and Officer Owen Kreza, 'Yho was
with us, spun thfff different times on the
v:et 11.treetl," be said.
Huntington Beech police aeld both
vehicles IU!talned major damage but did
not have any .blfonnation on the damage
lo tho bouae. The addrOSI of th< house
wu not immediately available.
Costa Mesa oUicer1 recovered u elec-
tric typewriter from the Davis vehicle
eod tbla JllOmlng were to tho proccu of
obtaining a wArTant for • further aearcb
of the car.
Police btltevo Davil may ho linked to
-other burglaries In the Irvin•
Industrial complez that occurred over
the weekend.
Three electric typewriters, valued at
$2,100, were taken from Action Slip-
covers, 1851 Kaiser Ave., Saturday rught
and a typewriter and addinlJ u1achlne,
valued 11 1871, from Roberta end
Kosakura, 1791 Kaiser Ave.
Nolhtog was 14kon during the lhlrd
burglary of McKlbbln Sales, Inc., 11131
Reynolds Ave.
Pallce said plate 1Iass winCtaws were
smashed with a blunt instrument to 1a1n
acces.s in all lbree cases.
Miss America
Says Beauty
2nd to Talent
ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. !AP) -Terry
Anne Meeuwsen, Miss America 1973, has
set out to give the nation's oldest beauty
pageant a new image -one that places
talent over beauty.
The 23-year-ald Depere. Wis., beauty
said Sunday this is enc cf the things she
hopes to accomplish during her reign,
which began Saturday night when 1he
won the title.
Mlss Meeuwsen , the anly double winner
during preliminary swim.suit and talent
competition, WU the first Miss Wil!ICOn!iD
to become Miss America..
A professional singer. she bellevtd it
was her ainging talent, not her beauty or
36-25-36 figure or the '71CO> wardrobe
1Vitb whicb she arrived here, that aave
her the edge aver her rival.s.
MJsa Meeuwaen sa:id she interrupted
bet singing career to seek the title •• a
.,,..., of pining scholarships to further
heneif in the entertainment field.
Chiang Sent Home
TAIPEJ (UPI) -President Chlana
Kal-shek has been relea9ed from tbe
Veterans General Hospital whtrt ht wa1
treated for 1'1 mild Cite of pneumonia,"
reliable oourcu aid lod1y. The IOU(<tl
said ChlanJ, 11bo wlU bl & Oct. II. !ell
the ho!pltol for his homo In IUburbao
Taipei "1 rew da)"I ago."
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Guns Down
Israel Aide
BRUSSELS (UPI) -A man ldenUlled
as a 29-year~ld Maroccan lured an
!STaoll embasay olllclal to a Bruaaeio
restaurant &mday nlgbt with a promlae
lo d1vulgo future Arab auelTllla plans
againal Israel! llrJ•ll and tl>en &bot lour
or ftv• Umes and crtUcally wounded him,
Brumll police aid 1oda7.
Police aald · they put out a wanlod
notice for llusan hen Allah hen Sal.th
Joudat, born to Caaablaoca in July 1'43,
because hb de>crlption fil4 lhet ol tl>e
man wtio shot and seriously wounded
Ophir Zadot, U, in a downtown cale, tho
PrinctSI.
Zadok, C, 11marlredand1 ather ol
two. Embuly ollidahl aeld ho woried al
tho cha...iJary here far •boot tlroe
yeara.
It .... tl>e hltest lo • -ol altackl
or Oiruta 1gatoot llratlla and brou1J11
demands lo Ttl Aviv !tom pOlltlcal
leaden for '*""'tlonal action· aplnsl
Arab guerrll!U , Intent OD altlcklo&
Jewtab tari•ll thnJugbout tho world.
In Bruaaela, Iaraell embaaly olllchlll
aid Zadok WU Jw-ed lo a do1'Dlowo cafo
by a IDID who claimed ho had 11>-
formaUon on a plaont.d turorilt attack
on tl>e embeaay.
He WU lhol lo tho llomacb and
allhough operated on la 11111 to daofor,
tho loratlla Aki. Be .... loo badly hurt
lo ho ~loned.
1bo attack CIJDe u West European ...
tiooa -their vigllaoce qallllt
poalbhl -perrtlla attecb apioll
!lr..U todltlduala ml tmlallatlool or
qallllt loltallatlool -u oD depota lo
couotrla the Palattoiao .,..mu. ""'"' mm COllllden overl:y lrteodl:y wUil
llr•el
Tbe :r.dot ohooUos .... -of. l!ctally to Ttl Ariv.
Wild Wei4c1ihg
As elephant. roam free In the background, Stephen
Colwell and Donna Jean Baum.ea recite wedding
vows Saturday along tho Umfolozi River et Lion
Country Safari.. The rouple were married In tbt
preserve because they enjoy being near aolmala
ahd in !he outdoors.
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llve daya alter 11 memborl of tl>e llraell
Olympic !tam, ftvo Arab ruerrIDao and
one German policeman were killed in
Munich u reoult of an Arab terrorist at.
tack.
By FRANK HOTCllKJSS
AIMc:lllM Prwl Wrtt.
of handling the tax had ane common
result -confu11ion.
~en they come In they .will bow :
Reportl 11.ld the gunman was ac.
companied by another man, allo boltovecl
lo ho Arab.
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Vietnamese aoldier and wounded another
Saturday while bombq near An Loe, 60
miles north« aai&OL1 • , ' ' ~
The huge !osa of lle!icoptero wlD hurt
South VlellWn.,. military ellorta to th<
ca,Ual ...,1oo far 1<>me ume, puttcularjy,
in tho cooUouio& fighting around
Highway 13. A new mobile tall force
crealod lo wort< in tho area and defend
the capital depend! m helicopters for'
transport and for resupply.
The 5,600-foot·IOnJ Paul Downer bridge
over the Red River at Hanoi was hit by
lasergulded "smart" bambs from U.S.
jet flgbter-bomboro Sunday, tl>e U.S.
command aid.
They reported three 1JJ8D1 of th<
bridfe destroyad and heavy damage to
three more spans, and the steel and con-
crete lllpOl"lllructure of tho big brldfo.
The Ooumer previoualy wu hlt on May
10 and 11, when two sections were drop-
ped into the river. An Air Foree
spokesman said the bridge was belnC
rebuilt when hit •Jato Sunday.
American jets also slammed army bar-
rack:J areas two and fcur miles from
HMOI, destroying 13 bulldlnp and
damaging eight ethers, the command
said.
Figbting continued Coday around cap-
tured Tien Phuoc di.strict town, 38;mlle1
south cf Da Nang, 370 mlles northeast of
Saigon.
UPI reporter Ed BaueU said 1cvem-
ment troopa wm back an outpost three
miles southeast of the town. Viet Cool
and North Vietnamen troopt captured
lhe town Sunday altu a waek of llgbtiJ!i.
NIXON ADVISER
MEETS GERMAN
MUNICH (AP) -Henry KiJSinger and
Ralnlor Bmtl, West German opposition
loeder, dlscua.oed the rl!e and fall of
Ea.st-West relations for 10 minutes in a
stalled elevator at a downtown hotel
Here. Banel, who received Klasl.nger in
the lobby of hb holtl Sunday, wu laldng
President Naon'1 adviser lo his llUlte
when tbe elevator stuck, allowing them
ta get to know each other better at cloae
quarters.
"Two dollars wcrtb of gas please."
In California that simple atatement has
led lo coolusloo and anger.
On July I, tho stale put a five pereent
tu on the overall price of gaaoline, in·
eluding existing tu.es. Gas statf>m chose
aeveral day• to collect the tu.
Some included the new tax in the pump
price. Otben 14gged their pumps with a
small aign indicating the tu: mu.st be ad-
ded to tho pump tolal. Consequently, a
COl1S1llDOl' bad lo look clostly to
detennine the esact price he would pay
far a gallon of gas. The diverse methods
Thursday, State. Atty. Gen. Evelle
Yaunger said the pump price should be
what the consumer pays and the tax
must be incorporated in the price shown
on the pump.
While oot legally binding, the opinian i.s
ooosidered an indication af bow existing
lawo wm ho interpreted by both pros-
ecutors and courts hl ~ future.
Reactian from lel'Vice 1 t a t i o P
operators was generally fa~rable. In
Fresno, Phil Hudson, who owm a Shell
station, said, "I think this la e ml good
idea. I think tl>e customer will Ilka I~
whether the laJ is included or not."
Hudson ·added: "The employe might
forget the sales tax if it i.s not included.
This .way the owner ls sure of getUna; all
his tal:e3."
Said Mani. an Iranian Immigrant who
worka at a downtown Loi Angeles Mobil;
stalioo concurred. 0 1bls will maq pumPot
ing gas easier. lt'1 also falter to the"
cilstomer, but ·1 thbtk we may loee IOJM'
customen beca.., of ·th< hlg!ll!' posted.
prices."
'.1'he attorney· general a11o said that
corner algns lbowiog JU prices muat
give tl>e Iota! price tho CODIUlDe1' wtlf
pay, Incloomg the new tu.
Service Stations Start
Mal>J. olatlo\11 .-en IUJJl)Orted YOliolOr'• ~ wHb mervau .... sm · ~·.-lf-$i;U1 SheD in Sao FrlllCllco , •siJd. · "'9'lil"lil1ultcl' 1o" .what . we'le go lo ii"-'! W,,0Iehea~y-agrM
With cOOl!iiafly, Bu! if I post. my price
and tho other lflll' doeln!t, It pull me at a
tremendowl disadvantage." Displaying Full Prices ·
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The five per·
cent sales tax an &asOline which went in-
tc effect July 1 will show up oo California
gas pumps and advertising signs thia
man th.
Service' ataticn managers ienerally
were favarable to the change Friday,
which re.suited from an opinion Iasued
ThuradlY by state Atty. Geo. Evelle J,
Younger.
The ruling Is not legally bindlnr but
waa put Into regulation lonn by Sl4te
Agriculture Director C. B. Christensen,
who al.so aerves as Callfomia'1 chief of
weia:bts and mea!Ul'es.
Christensen slid his regulatians ai-e ef·
fective Sept. 17 and violators will be sub-
ject lo llOO fines end ala lDOlllhl In jall.
Some gas .station operators fear higher
pump prices will drive customen away
and IUrlher cooluse all concoroed.
When the five percent sales: tu was
mended to gasoline Jn July, tho ....
croued price puzzled _. ml
presented tl>e men behind tl>e 'PuinPI
with different aptions on how ta collect it.
Some stations included the new tu in
the pump price but most added 1 mall
tag indicating tho tu would ho added lo
tho pump price.
Schmitz Claims 'Dynamite
Issue' in Vietnam Role
LANSING, Mich. (AP) -Rep. John
Schmitz, lame duck Orange County
Wngrewnan IJld American Party can-
clldate for president, said Friday the real
''dynamite Lssue" of the presidential
campaign Is that the "United State i.s
furnishing the sinewa of war" to both
aides · 1 Vietnam.
Schmitz aaid America bas furnished
the technology to the Soviet Unlcn to use
lo build •eapone lo supply tl>e North
Vietnarneae,
Speaking at a news conference here, he
said that both American blue collar and
white collar workeri have been put out of
wort by hlvlnl the "IecbnolOI)' transfer·
red to a compeUtcr."
Ho aald tho ooropetllor, the Sovitt
Unton, then .... "slave hlbor lo balld up
1 war machine" to fumllh materials to
"the other llde in a DC>Win •u."
He said the "real Immorality" ~
when the white collar er blut collar
worker looea his IOI! figbUng In tho war.
He cemci lo Lensing lo ippear at ·a
meeting of the Confl"Oll of Freedom, a'
cunservatlve group.
Scbinita, an ei·Ma[JJ\e, aid U lie had
remained In tl>e oervi<e, be wqu!4 ha••·
boen:rulo4 IJllulona oyor VIetftain, wllh· tho ftrtoc "hlgbly omnpu-.I
... ~.ce-D'llllUU" at him.
Younger'• opinloa wou1<1 eliminate tb9
station manager's aptlcn to post tbt
lower price, a ipokesmao laid.
But Herald Hemaod, a Texaco olatlm
manager in Los Angeles, opposed the
move.
"The only lalr way la lo do II tile Wa1
we do ..... Otherwise, the <llS!Omer will
ho paying I littlo bit eI!ra." . .;
Heraod explained l!iat pu!Dpl compute
only tenlhl of a oeot. On a gallon of Jll
aold at 40.1 ceols, tor ~ the-five
percent tu would ho J.0!$ centa, IUUDded
lo two cent.s, be aid. '
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dled. after arrlvat at , Pamona Vallq
Hsopltal.
Booked for toves~gatlon of 1ttempted
murder was David Beruman, 21, Mod-
terey Park.
Larry E. Pemberton, D, Walnut, had
been booked on tho aame charge bui dlttl
early Coday at Pomona Valley Hos~!~,
Orr said a moUve for tl>e Incldt!jt Wd
under inveaUgatlon. Detectives wen allCt
trying lo determtno which lholl ldDed or
1'ouodecl the vlcthlll, "but lo the beat of
our knowledge, all the vlcllms died lii tho
eachlnge of fWlllre with o!Ocerl, • Aid
Sgt. Charles Lemke.
Tho children of Mn. Craven and
Phillip Riggt'a infant IOn wore taken to
tho homH of relal!N, autborltleo aald.
James Huff, 19, a student at Cal State
Fullerton ind QICllpant, of an a~
almost directly across from the iboot.<lut
scene, said be looked out the window to
aee ofllcen llrl111 tolo a •lndow, abat.
lering the glw.
Window• In Ute apartment directly Wider 11re and one adlocent to 11 load
been lhlttered by sliotguo · pellets,
wltnessea aald. The walls ...... nPQ!W.
ly dolled Wltb buU,t bola: .
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• LONDON (AP) -Scotland Yard detee-
UVM abol and caplund a neked Italian
llllpeCled of abductlof llfl daUChler II
gunpoint.
Tho man cra8""d lo tht ......,.S alter a
cba1e through 1•rde111 tn London'•
Putnoy district. Police aald be -believed hit ln tho foot..
ScoUand Yard did ni>t Identify the man.
They aald only lhat be ~led to Brl·
lalo Wqelly. Police wwkl llvt ao delalll
.., .lhe man'• marital Qtul. ·
His "YMl'<l<I da1llfller --anhannod SaturdaJ. •
Scolland Yard pn Ila ...ion ol lht
hunt and .:oplurt fl. Ibo llallaa -an
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nrol:y carry IWll and even mare nral1
... them :
Keadquartm wu alerlod by t rtpon
from police lft the aeutde ..-ta! a...
ton, Eatt, that an armed m~1 1D1tcbed
llfl dat11bter and fled wtth her to .......
to Plltoey.
Anned110Uce conveiged on the ll!deout
lo a 11-ruw of ~-)1111 ill« mJil.
olgbt.
Tho dllectl-bunt Into • hedrootll •
lht ftnt floor.
Tbo llaltea, -..w.'1 llllde; .....
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F.LAG$Hll' O!' THE FLIE'I' -The all-new Chtvrol,et Honie C..lo ls among
Ille most Changed of all seven Chemlet car lines In 1978"
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cOacbwork cnated by the brilliant Ghia Studfot of T'Urin.
''Ford deslKl\l?'d the 351 CID . 4V'""l-8 engine. '-our wb,eel ln-
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By 0. C. llUITINGS
Of .. Oltt'f' •• s• the U.S. Fortlp Sorvice lllld
the U.S. Travel-.
nm lor office. Ile llld y..,
then muoed, "Actlllllly, l did
""' lor prtoldent ol my
eev•nth grade dus. And I
won."
Blade ll optlml.otic lboul hll
clwlca ol upoettlng llim:baw
in November.
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allowed to -... of •
mdtr mall -wblch i... d..i..theumeand.-
of hit ofllce.
llobttt atna'• mall -m. c:IDdMbll-anda .... o.
Cilrm wtao -u. .... .... •a-81)'1, 'TUOI l'llcf 0n
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Damages
Awarded
To Nurse
Dissolutions
Of Marriage ORANGE COUNTY
John Btzclt, the Democrat
running against Andrew
Hlnahaw f.,. John Sdunltz' old
ocot In tht Houae of Re~ ..
tallvet, 1111 condtmned 'CO.uy
cunpalp funding and ha1
called for better repreaen·
talion of "plain folka. ''
'll>e Newport Beacb 1ttorney
old pollUcal f1vorttl1m
result. whtll candidattl ac>
cept large campaign don•·
lions from monlecf illlttt:lt
groupa that apect l•glslltlon
favoring them.
Black auggmed that public
lunds be used for election
campaigns. '"lbla way, _ no
strings would be attached to
the candidate when he gained
office. Then common people,
instead of outside moo.led ln--
terests, would receive fair
repruentatk>n."
"If l <111 <"")' all the
Democratic votm and dtaw
one out of Ill n.publlwll, I
can win," be said.
He aid llll --out more thin JO,OIO -•nv<lopet I fW ad to order
him to JW>lt the -mall .... aert would .-In .....
slderable •lira .._.
Leier Cl1roD aald be lied •
pealed the board'• ruljllC to
eou.ty eo.-1 AdriaD Klqpar
and added that hi -.....
cluctilll • contest to Ond -better alop111 for bll er>
velopel.
SANTAA!IA-A-who
..-1\tlly orpd that lhe
WU fllioly acctlled of lleallnc
--"' Allabelm llolpltal bu betn awardecl 1
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3 in Valfuy
Theft Case
Face Court
WESTMINSTER -Three
defendants who police allege
coached juveniles in a
burglary conspiracy centered
In Fountain Valley have been
ordered to face arraignment
Tuesday ln Orange County
Superior Court.
Judge James Smith closed a
prellmlnary hearing in West
Orange County Ju d1cia1
District COurt by ordering Bill
. . Miller, 35. and his wile,
Li Lee, 25, of 8846 El
Capi St·. Fountain Valley,
.&.nd Mr . iller's half-brother,
Ray Gof 21 , of Para·
mount, to fac hi~her court
action In Judg William Mur·
rav's courtroom
' Fountain VaJI police co~
tend the Mille trained their
son, Andy, at least four
neighbor juveniles in a
burg scheme that netted
ill perators an fftimated
,<KX:l in stolen property .
Special Car
Will Aid
Sea Victims
'"ftle average citizen'• wice
tz 1lowly being drowned In a
aea of blind bureaucracy,
political favorltlam, waste and
confUJloo," said Black in an
address tut Thursday lo
serUor citiwla at Costa Mesa's
Bethel Tower.
Black ts himself a former
bureaucrat1 having worked ror
One woman asked Black If
this is the first time be has
If )'OU tven" ente~ .,.,...
ly Tu COiiector Bob Cilron'a
slogan contest, forget It. Tbe
deaclllne for entrlea wu last
Friday.
Meanwhile, Orange County
Supervisors have approved a
Indicted Broker, Firm Drops
Request
Wife File Suit On Land
SANTA ANA -Indicted
stockbroker J ... ph Dutzney
and his wife have sued a &!-nla
Ana firm for $1.95 million in
an Orange County Superior
Court action which claims that
M. P. Kruse and Company
reneged on an agreement to
take over the now defunct
World Securities Corp. of
Laguna Hills and Seal Beach.
Dulaney. 38, and Mrs ,
Marlene Dulaney, 32, cf 2631
Via Cascadlla, San Clemente,
Claim that the Kruse company
headed by Mark Paul Kruse
agr<ed to pay $200,000 on July
23, 1969, for the World Ffnan..
clal Trends empire headed by
Dulaney. ·
The couple faces trial Oct.
15 in Superior Court oo multi·
pie charges of forgery, grand
theft and conspiracy stem·
ming from the operation of the
World Securities organization.
SANTA ANA-A request to
million acUon filed by the cancel the a gr I c u I tu r a I·
Dulaneys again!t a fonner preserve status on 1,SOO acres
client, Cleatie B. Sharpe, in of the former .Nohl Ranch has
which it is alleged that Sharpe be<"I wtthdrawo by the Grant
and 100 co-defendants con-CorporaUon, developers of
tributed to libel, slander, con-Anaheim Hills, north of
spiracy and invasion of the Orange and Anaheim.
Dul!ney's privacy. The corporation's move to
remove the reserve designs·
1t is alleged that total tion to allow development of
IO&SeS, including the asserted an equestrian center and theft through fraud of $500,000 t · ta•-h d been from a San Bernardino equesrWl es ~. 8
vigorously opposed by the catholic hospital, will amount county Planning Commission
to more than $3 million. and the Grand Jury.
Among the ro<ie!Elldants William Stark. president ol
facing trial with the OuJaneys Anaheim Hills Inc. said in a
are Daniel Hayes, 40, of 1211 letter to the COWlty Board of
Snowbird Drive and James Supervtaora that the company
Shipley, 38, of 16951 Lowell is conaidering filing a new re-
Circle, both of Huntington quest to lift the reserve status
Beach. Shipley was vice presl· ·oo the entire 2,200 acres of
dent of the World Financial · th. fonner Nohl Ranch.
Trends empire headed by ;::;;=========:::; Dulaney.
Aide Sets
Shrine Talk
Done by Dunn
Pat Dunn gets things done.
Throw her your challenge
and see how she handles it in
Sunday's "At Your Service"
column.
'll>e problem or uatnc the
name of county departmeqt
beadJ .., olfldJJ mall came up
several weeks tgo, you_ will
recall, when Super v f1'0 r
Ronald W. CUper1 of Newport
Beach objected to the Imprint
on county T1:1 Collector
Kuyper'• ruling baaed. on
atron'a contenUOn that as an
elected county offldal he is
not subjecl lo board edict, has
not yet been made.
Program Seeking
:Retired Persons
The panel in JU<lgt Wlllllm
Lee'• courtroom ·-the damqes 1gainlt the slit.
after hearing argumenta that
atate narcotlct aa:enta acted
unlawfully IOd improperly
when they armled Mrs.
Marlon Either Llllewl1, 4',
Anaheim, on Aua:. 10, 1968.
Mn. Lillewtg aued the state
and tu Buruu of Nartolks
Enforcement, the City of
Anaheim, her employers, the
Anaheim General llolpital,
and Its director of nursing,
Miu ~ancy ~visan, tn a
lawJUit allegln& .!hat, !he was
forCed to undress ard 1Ubmit
.to a ..arch lllld that she was
ORANGE -Retired persons For further lnfonnation call then jailed without a warrant
beln ht I Bob Peten or Dick Cooper at for her arrest. are g soug as vo unteer the Vocational Ser v I c e Lawyers Involved In the
instruclof! and act Iv it y Department, Easter 5 ea I litigation aald the cJty, the
supervbora for physically bar>-Rehabilitation Center, m. hospital and attorneys for
dicapped adults at the 7400. Miss Davison settled their por--
RehabllllaUon Center for Crlt> tlon of.the ""tlon oot of court.
pied Children and Adults of The detaib· of that !etUement
Orange County. A•d F d were not made avallab1e .
The prograll)s, scheduled to I un s Mn. Llllevig demanded •
begin in late September, are total of $2.5 million I n
designed to offer occupational Available damages In her original filing . alternatives to persons not She pointed out that the drug
able to enter employment in charges pressed aa:alnst her
the community. catifornia residents uoder 30 were later dinnialed in
Volunteers will wol'k with who will be hlgb school municipal court for lack .of
the Center'• prof•••lonal staff evidence. _,,., graduates by the Sl,IJlllner of Co\.~ -· a-··~ on ·-st in wpervtalng and instructing ~~ ·-~~ ~ .. paUenta on actull work pro-lrTl may apply for scholarship cf taking quanUtiea o f
j ts rdln •-funds for the 19'13-7l academic Demerol from holpltal sup. ec acco g w program plies to wbtch she had access.
director Bob Peters. year. An arrest rtPorl filed by state
Skills to. be taught Include Applications and-eliglblllty agents stated that the nune
c 1 e r i c a J, manufacturing, Information art available at bore hypodermic marks on
alrcraft and electronic sub-the district office of Sen. Den--both arma. '
assembly, woodworking, arts nis E. Carpenter (R~Newport But Mra. Ll 11e v11 sue·
and crafta:, packaging and Beach) at 3912 campus Drive, cessfuly argued that she w111
sorting. allergic to Demerol and bad or call 557.-3200. Peters said persons with never attempted to obtain any
small business management Applications must be sub-narcotic from the hospital.
Ntc<:o, Wancll J. Ind 01vld D. swart. Shlr11n IC1v and ll:kMrl
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FtM, D"ll""'' Et!Ubtlh and lti<tllnf Arlan
ORANGE-A specW vehlcie
known as a "Jimmy" will be
purchased with county Fish
and Game Commission funds
for U!O by the Veterinary
HeaJth Division or the Orange
County Health Department in
the removal of sick, injured
and dead marine mammals.
They are two of seven
defendants indicted by the
Grand Jury after an in..
vestigaUon sparked by the
complaints of investors in the
organization. The investigation
was intensified when it was
learned November 1969 th.al
the Dulaneys were living in
A1unich, West Germany.
experience as well u those mitted to the. State Scholarship State cf California lawyers
with specific skills are being and Loan C.Ommission by Nov. said after the ruling that they
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Sdlw1b, Ma,..m Anflt Ind Gary E~nl · V"', J1'AM 111'11 0-ld E. Wtniet...,...,, llrtlil l'rlflC" and
Wllbtrt Nlcl'loll1 Gora. '•trkll L Md II~ G.
••c••• Arll•,z. B«hr'. mW. '""SI., NI. 1.iJT, COlll Mnt. 0.11 o1 dflttl, Slptwnlllf t,
1'72. SUN!\.W bY' IM!htri Mn. Elnnor I". hcker1 and brotlllf', Cl llorO E. llKkll',
bo111 o1 COii• Mtq. Sll'vlc.,, T11t1CS1y, t
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umnwnt, f1'111'111""'1'1 M-1•1 1"1rk. WI
lrotclWIY Mor!INll"I', OlrtclOl'I.
OIST
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Mortuary. MAllCMIANM'
W1ltw Ill:. Mtnlllllftk. 1120 H. ICllll Slrcof, 111111 Allll. O.t. ol cfllllll. ,....
temlWf' f , Im. """'IWlll 11'1' ptl'WlllJ. Mr.
91111 Ml"IJ. Wtltwr Mantlblnk, CO.II MIMI tan. HMl'I' S. Mtntlblc*. "'111 Anti •l11er, Elalrw ~. lll:llllry, TWllday, s.plembtr TZ. &ti! l,._,_.Y C,..,... Funeral -11k 1, .widnft41y, 2 ,M, HI
lroMwt'f' Clll§lill. lnlll'rnenl, H 11 y
St!:•'khlr Cf!MttfY. l1U lro.dw9Y
Mor11Hll'• Dlr'Kton.
l"ALM•lll: Marllyft C. l"llm«. 111• L-lnl L_,
Newport 1.-dl. Oat. ol dHlll, StPt.ml!W t , 1m. J.llf'VI-' W ~ Wlt111m I . P1l •. ~r1 -. lll:ll"Olll W. ft Mllhtw A.
PalrMr, all M ti. "°""' N\1911111', M"' Ric .)rd '· (,1t11) :rt1ompt0n, lrvlrw1 mollltr, Mrs. Thyr1 I. O.Yl11 •l"Pftlhll', E~11fl>' Oavl1, tla4'll el hn MtrC011 al11ef.
Mn. fl'rtnlllyn CAr"'"O E/111, hft RtlHh llrothll'-IMaw, Aklfll C. f"almer.
Oltnclllll lls ...,,._. tnd -111tce. S..r\'lcn , Tllftdt'f', 11 AM, 'tclflc Vltw
c1111111. lntwmenl, l"tclllc vi .. MtfNll'ttl
"•rk. f'1mlly "'99"ta -111 c:on.-trlDUTlont bf 11'>'61 to llW American
Canel!' loc:ltty or Iha Ctw.lrdt ol' ttwlr dtOlca. '.Kiiie view Mortvary, OlrKton.
WESTCLIFF MORTUARY
ARBUCKLE " SON
1%7 E. 17th St., C.St1 MOii
llMlll • BALTZ BERGERON
FUNERAL HOME
Corona del Mar l7U'5I
Colla Mesa 116-UU • BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 BrGldwsy, Cost.I Men
u~ • McCORMICK LAGUNA
BEACH MORTUARY
J7ts Lagoa Canyo1 Rd.
lff.1415 • PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Cemetery Mortuary
Chapel
3500 PacHlc Vie" Drive
Newport Beach , CalUornll
lll-2709 • PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNERAL
HOME
7Ml &Isa Ave.
WMtmlruter 193.J.t?S • SMITH'S MORTUARY m &1aln SI.
Hantl11~n Beacb -PUBUC NOTICE
JICTITIOUS IUSl~l!S1
.flfAM• ITAnMlfllT
County supervisors have
backed a J'e(.'Ommendatfon.of
the h .. lth department and the
commission that $4,000 to
$4.,500 in fish and game funds
be used to purchase the new
vehicle for use on t h e
coasUine·
The Dulaneys claim in the
second civil action filed since
their arrest and the setting of
a trial date that the .Kruse
company promlaed to take
over their organization and re-
tain the ~laneys in sales
positions within the new Kruse
company.
Awaiting trial Is a fl.Z
community service represe~
tative for tbe Southern
California Gas Company, will
address Orange County Shrine
Club members at a noon
luncheon Friday.
"The Flame That Came Out
of the old" wJU be hll apteeh
topic. ~ luncheon will · be
held at the Revere House in
Tustin.
1 Shriners and Masons
needing transportation may
call 541Hll!O.
f THE DMAV •••
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SAVE
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From September S!h lhrough Seplember
1511\ we'll have fresh roosled peanuls piled
praclicolly sky high in all our 7J offices.
So slop by. Find OUf..about !he Squirrels dub-
our nutty new savings dub for kids under i 3-and
enjoy~lf.
If you're an overoge Squirrel, come in arryway.
Besides all those nuls, we also have Umpleen Ways
lo Save, special Squirrel displays, and a ffW exlta
surprises.
P.S. Feel free to bring your friends tao.
tiL.EN:W.E FEDEA4L S4V1NCiS
le Federal is having
a nutty celebration.
COSTA MESA BRANCH/2300 Harbor Boulevard
..L. (Hp c.nfw)
NEWPORT BEAC:H BRA"'CHJ 500 Newport Center Drive
(Newport Financial c.nter) . ·
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SACRAMENTO (AP) OfRee GI °"' Dtf~ Tbe more people than ~ ,._..... 1'_!* •1w • w.. _..,. .,-• :r::.,~ Ne~• Jaland •· Mooo LaU baa -'-· o...an 1o 1111. ho vllltod tlle Sin .,......, -,__ -··•"' --;: -"" -. ~ decl.;;, a "natural ~~;;;'';.id that .tnylnc .,,;: Animal Park l!nce tt";; ~ .,$J~ =J':i ~ ~ ot~~ "!"'.=. f.-r:::. ~.:~-r. .=:_•0::, ~
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EVERYONE'S ·overworked. K
L. Jff. Boyd,
Drunk Rats Have
More Off spring
It &bould be noted that hair grows lutor In the morn-
ing tban at any other time or day.
SO IN what Uli. town, pray, do you figure t.aoos """
sell belt? Who'd bavt lhougbl It! Milwaukee claims that
dilti:tction.
. WAS NONE other tban Baird Leonard ·who 18id, "No
husband who aleeps wllh his moulh open can be classified
as grac!e A." • _ . ~
A GERMAN geneticist divided numetOlll male rat!
lnl.O two groups. To one group he fed
V alcob::il, to the other plain water. Then
~ lit: he put aa.td· males into separate cages
with their respective wives. ~e water
group produced 100 female baby rats
and 80' male baby rats, The alcohol
group-produced 100 female baby rats
but l3l male 'baby rat!, 'l1lla maJ\. of
1 c: I e n c e concluded here-from ·tnat
drinking fellows are more apt to father ~ : boy• than girls, Please noto. also, the
oober rats In lhiJ e:q>erl\D<Dt only turned out 180 offspring
while Ille inebriated' rats pro<!uced 220.
QUERY~. "Among plasllc surgical operatiDM, which
are commoner, the nose Jobe or the brtast implants?'"
A. The nose jobs outnumber the mast Implant!. But
racelllts outnumber holh. And lhe lriJnlnlQg down of boggy
eyelids is commonelllt of all. · "· .. .; ..
Q. "WHY is that breed of spaniel cde4 a 'aprinaer't''
A. To bird hunters of old, "spring" <used to be synony-
mous with "flush."
-YOU CAN'T judge whether a man Ir a good husband
until after at least alJ: years of ·marriage.,. $uch was old
Ed Durltng's claim. A good wile, on the other-hand, can
prove herself 1n about two years, he · believed. Our Love
and War man concurs.
Gml.S -It'• an utonlshlng myatery lo ,.,.. world
travelers, I'm told, th;lt one of the Iriost indescribably
beautiful place1 to Uvel in the world, New Zealand, is 80
W1derpopulated. BrlliBh newspfpers continue to print the
ann!:uncement periodically that New Zealand desperately
, needs I0,000 un=ied glrlr.
WHAT'S the No, 1 hobby now? Pbotol!l'aphy Ir lre-
quenUy ao d~rlbed by the boys who tally up such mat-
ters. But they count everybody who owns any a.ort of litt1e
old camera. It's not right. No. 2 usually is listed as coin
collecting. It's not right, either. In this category, the tally
b:iys include evefybody who 's got a plggybank. Actually,
the No. 1 bobby today hereabouts is said to be the raising
of tropical fJ3b.
WHY the air bu6bles don't all wind up at the top of
Swiss cheese is easy to eJtplain. 'The Swiss tum their cur-
ing cheeses at least twice a week. So the holes in the slices
will come out uniformly. Or alm03t,
AddreSJ mall to I.-, M. Bo¢, P. 0. Bo• 1815, Ne,,,.
port Beach, Calif. 92660.
LSD Now Detectable
WASHINGTON (UP!) -
Government narcotics officials
saya scientlstl have found a
way to detect LSD ln human
blood and urine 10 doctors
may help treat .-uents 11111·
ferlni from the drug.
centrations of LSD tn body
fluids," the Bure.au o f
Narcotics and Dangerous
Drugs said,
But scientists at
Collaborative Research Inc.,
Waltham, Mass, developed a
way not only to detect LSD In
small amounts of body fluid
but also to mea!Ul'e ac-
wrately how.much is preRnt,
the bureau said.
••until this major
breakthrough, there has been
no analytical method ae.nsltive
enough to mea1Ure the co~ ~piii;;;ii;;;_.._.._..__.__.,__~=-=-;;;;;;;;;I
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Want Ads
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art IOlnf ~ ~ S1ameae
kttttnr, 6 wttk-1 old, 2 are
whttt, 1 ii calico.
e UKE A DIAMOND • thb
'63 01<11 Starflre -It'1 a-2 dOor hardtop, all
powtr, air, radio and heat.
er, 1lefto and a tach-
ometer. It't ill ucelleot
«>11dltloft.
e HUM ALONG on this '63
Honda .x&. lt'1 ·ln good eondi~·and hU had a
new tint up.
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eapeelaOy the California gull TM GrMnWlcfl °"""' 1~ °'"11 """"· ~ 1..c:11 ,.... 0r c .. IMM ,..,
and the c.aspian tun. said J.R. Of Hemorrhoidal Tissues ~ ~.:' ~ ~= ~ ="" ~ ,.!~.::-Jt • ...,,. ...... , w •
Ptnny, slato director of the ""' -- -..... .,_., -• -
bu-au. Prompt1yn~neved ·~ ... w... Sf*'C*' c .... ., °'.,.. COUl'lfy • ,.. .. , ,., """.,.,,_, ,. ......... ~ '"' .l1A:.i' ltoM, ~. WltolNl11 lolf\I tm. ay ~ J ~ -Ctltk elf ON• ~ • ..... e. 1'71 Mooo Lake is a big lake cf Thlf IMHleQ I• IMlnt ~ w • CClllfllY on. . WILUAM LrlT .IOMMo COUWTT ct.IAIC. I ed al t Um11ed ,.~.. ~·-by" .. tty J .......... Detllfr, azure-co or miner wa er In mlll1' caw .Prepuation H clredl of pati&ll abc •Ill um n. ~ ..,... Niii.,_, or.. c... c.u>t· .. 11Gt, MtnJ which Is considerably denser • p1,·-..._.._~,J to be•-·· ID-•• a.-. la ~=r.r•:::.. ""°""" n. a. ..., .,. .. ,_. " 11, ,,_,,.,.. OfMlll eout U!f.,.'1klt.
Iha t It , located ll\"e9ponl ~_.,,...... UUIJ -#.. C V..hlft II' V .. lm J11).n Ir";"'*" 11, It. U W Ocflber t. Jusr !!! 0~";.f:g3 P~ from ~ pain and itchinl fact. many dodora_ them· ,,., ,,..;,.,,, 11..d wi111 ·n.e ~ PUBJJC NOTICE ~ · ·' -~
Tontumtotheir'birtbplate mid .actually bel.-thrinlt •--~':;:-~i"" .. ":.::;'!r,=.,"':.=;'~ PUBU~~
and nesting area, the seabirds "'~-~ bemorrhoidalby inftemm1t!" !:.'~';'l;!~~Ha\h., .__. CJerlt. • .., '~=':n...---Ptr.T"1ous MtllflllM-, -muit Oy several hundred -.uee a:_. --·q *** "'911 .. Or...-c.11 o.ny !'!lot, ""'9 tonowtnt ,.,_ .... .w,.. JU.Ml ITATllMIWT
the M-by dodmm ... --«~'tcriei. Al~ ·21, a. 111111 StpllmW "' 11, M'-M ! TM ......... ,.,_. ...... ....,.,
mile.a from · Pacific andl~=·=,=========='======'.:===~F""::_Piiii 11D11 TH• PAINTIN ~a. ·111111111 acrou the 14,~foot Sierra •roet1M1t. Fti!!ftf•~ va11..,. PIC'f\HIEI .., MADDY. "'° a..-PUBLIC NOTI,_ , WIUltM L. McOow-., l"11 Wt,.,.., Ltnt. twMINIM 1Mct1. c.I. .....
Nevada, Penny said. -".ll< """ Hlll'lt!Nlltoft , hKh. "·""• ao11«t All...,.... toe
W I --JOM L McGowtn. 1"7l Wl""*"Y I.... LIM. ttufttfllt1'11 ..... '-''
• R··I-• E-·--" e ve .. ..,., "'· ·~"-....... . ""' -.. ~ _...... NOTIC• TO ca•DITOltt TN• IMIMU .. DtllW ~ .., • Tl'l1• MIMM " "'"' ...... w .. FRESNO (AP) -Heavy 1u,.•a1oa couaT °" TK• P""'-rtl'llp. -1ncuvtM1. • • · , ' •· ••• the ed STAT• OI' CALl,OIJUA P'OA , Mrs. Jetft L. ~ • MwrlY It. ~' raJns uoVe ea;,eu ex· mov • • • THI COUNTY OI' OIAJ11H Tt\11 tltllf'Mftf f11..t wltrl tl'lt Cwnty Tl'lll 1t1ttn*lt tllM with tl'll C"'"" tremely dangerous fire Con-.... A-natl .. CJ«• o1 Ot"anoe COUl'lfY on ,t,ug. 1s. 1m Cltttt tf °"*NI County •u •· is. 1tn. d!Uons In the Sierra National D!':!!:..... v1ao1NlA MAY GRO,.,, ~Y.n. aewriy J, ~ Depvty c.uritY ~r.,:elt'f' J. ,.,.....,.. DeiwtY '*"""'
Forest, prompting rangers-to NOTICE II HIRllY 01Vl!N to TM > ,,,.,. ,., ....
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' I f' I I C"'°'tor• ol the ~ nerned dltMe!lt ~hlled Or•• Cout D.lly P'llot, Publl.,..... Ortllllt CNtl O.lly P'laot. cane spte1a Ile restr ct ons tr.t elt Pll'WM rwi~•nt d•hM ..,,.,,..,...., ,..VllU., 11, .. w Sfpttmbtr 4 11, Mowt ... •1111 •""71W .t, n. 11,
on smoking, camprires and .... 4'ecldent .... rtq111rec1 to t1i. hrl'I. tm · :t1""12 1m mt-n
oothill wlttl ttlil __,., ~ In tM ~
crOS!l-country travel in f . o1 tti. dft °' ttae •tov. ent11M11 t-s. .. PUBIJC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE
areas. "" ..,....,., ttlMI. w1"' ttw _....,.1---;:.,;;:;:;'"=:;;;;;;~---I---==-' ~----~ te the W!dtnlgMd 1t Mm •ICTrTIOUS IUSINllS PlCTrTIOUI IUSIJllUS The restrictions, imposed by c.1i. Tns Lorne.. El T-. CaAflrnl• • NAMI ITATaMIJfT •AM• ll'ATSMUT an unusually dry winter and n.31, whlct1 ts ttie p1ec. ., lMlneu er TM tor~• P'f1MI .,. dtlne Tbt fllkiWllW ,...... .. ...,. .,..,.. lhl> l.eldlnlgriN 1n..,i ~ IJWf•IN,.. IMI""' ••: •· spring, banned smoking except \ .. ,... ...... ., UNI 'llfiKedenl, Mltlltl ,_. TOTAL S&AVIC&S co .. 2500 N....,.n • THE llU. Ofl l'MI. Cl ,,.., in buil..11..... and autos and "'°""" .,.... ,,. fl"' JIU\lllc:.eltorl ., tl'lb 11w .. No. " C•I• ....,, c11. nw. ""'*' ...o. "'° .....'6" c l!Otke. • Rey G. o-1vf'I. 2S11 Nftl'Clrt lhod, Art1wr Wlll'-1 T--'t. t •I I open campfirt3 except in ' O.ted AlllUlt u. 1m No. 1. c-11 Miii. c.t. ""'· _.._,.., c..... ... .,,.,
designated areas below the NEW YORK LIFE'S ~~ .. W1:·.,Mc~IY· •acv1rts ~~~-'··~Jn(.-. c .... ,J~bul!Wt" ....... ~ .., __ f,~foqt elevation. Off.trail ...,.. _.,.,, decildent. w1111tm D. ...m-, !Siii .NewMt1 ,,;,..,. Win'-T....it
0 r -·~··try vehl-'·· NEWPORT BEACH ..... , .. v. MC KAY .,.._ •• • "'"-. '"· """ ""' ••--.,,. ,.. ~ ....,..._""'""""' l.:!,U.Cll M77'I C.U. Tnl IAmlt Th11 .,..,._ II andllcl9d W • C.... el dr .... COW!tf .. : AWf. If.. 1ftt. travel al3o was prohibited. ., 1-. c111,.... nm ,..,.,.,...,.... ,., l9llY J, ......._ DllMi' CIUftt't GENERAL OFFICE T•h ITIO 111-lnt A•Y G. OWrturl Cl«L
• Hoearlnn Set " ,.. "' T"" "'"'""" ,,.. .,,. .. -~ . ,,_ •--ir P'ut>11"'"1 Or•noe CO.d o.nv l'llel, Clerk of o· •ni-• cri·t1tf en Seilf, •· 1'1'1: Pllllllthld Onflfl c..t Detty "lot
WASHINGTON (AP) -The ~ "'uswat • n Stpt..,,ber .., n . 11, :~~~ ~· iT =.:· ~"" cua1t. .......,.. :a, .,.. ,.I••• .. n. _1.:
senate ~n~M>rh. Committee has ftOW located in im -·P_UB_LI_C_N:r1:'!!'::--..,.-n·i!"~"_:'.,..:_._:°':_, _ _:. :_:_.'"":_:_'.:_;_:;;-_:~~·;.~'1,..:!114 ~----:.:::;: .!!!!-sche~uled a earing for S~pt. . , leplftnber 11, 11, u n OcloDer 1, PUBLIC "":1:&08
22 on a bill by Sen. Alan 1t12 2JM.12,1---
Cran"ton, ( D ~ca Ii f. ) , to Id ,,CT1T1:11r~.s1NP!s1 -•1n1T1ovs •u•t•••• " 1200 Union B11nk Bui Ing . •AM• ITATIMINT PUBUC NOTICE 11111.,·.• 1TAT1M1111T
authorize a Gold~n Gate Na· 610 Newport Center Driv• TIMI fol1owl!'ID .,....or1 1, 0::119 bull-NOT•c• oft nunaE'S ,,..L• .. ~~ folloWI,.. "'°"" 1
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tional Recreation Area in the Telephone: 644-1230 ••: .. ,...1( LIDO WIST 101 Wfttiffl T.S ..... 1•1mtA DAVE'S SERVICI! C:liNTl!A. 1'0lt
vicinity of San Francisco. "'-· Newoort l4Kh.
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C:.11. m.o. ·A!; !r=t.1~E~k t~,~~1 :=: 'r.r.i~ GfO'lle ••w., °"'"' ~ The bearing will be con-Wllft•• s. c....tl• • .....,.. ......... CAUTHERS •tld Gl!OHEO,..N co .•• duly tppolnl«I l"'"" ""*".,., pwtWflt D.VI AINMtwl, 1'1l:J f. Urwli•
ducted by Sen' Alan Bo'ble, (D-.,_ M. ~ Aulltaaf M-UM!fed P'•rtrllnNJr 4IOI W•lwtf' to DIM of Trust t.eordtd Allrl 1, 1971, • Dr1w, Le Mlra41-. ·•· P'lmu, N.wport a..cl\. Ct11f, t26M. IN!. Ho. 12Cl2. In boGll; ""2. ,_. a.J, of Tlllt llutlMM 11 Mlfll ~ W •
Nev) C··1rman of the sub-Mi15 IJN ......... Office......... THE OHIO NATIONAL LIFE IN-OHki.1 • ...,.. Ill ... .rtkl.,"" c-lncll'lkMI ' IJG IUllANCE COMflANY, (All Ohkl ty ·--., 0r.,. COl,lftty, ·c.ufwf!le. ~'f'I a.nlltl'lll
committee on parks and lit our ,._ qu1rler1 you'll fi114 th. ••Me frl111cUy New York Ufe CorponttonJ, W1111mlft H. T.n ., WILL Sl!U. AT 1'\18LIC AUCTION TO Tllll 1t.lwMtlf ""' Wlltl .... c~
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'on ' t ff , t "' _ _. · t ,..._ HlgPllMd. Onc:IM11tl, OtlM .tDll. HIGHEST llDOll fl)a. CASff (P91'-C'-"' _, ___ ,,...,....., -· ..... "
, • • r•••Y • 1111w1r your t;tu11"0111 '"'" 11111 w1m your pro· ,,..!"!,_• 1tM1~11,.1, "'•!'!....'"'!'.'!"".,."".! .... _ ,_, tl111•1o"t•'°"• .....,Ill ,...-"'"I: ,;-i.'tt.,"'!-..;• -o..,· a.t'I
• P k D •-9re111 for 9re1ter fi111ncl1I tecurlty, Drop i• 111y flffte !'n• ••i ..... _.,, _,,_ .. .,.. _, """ "' CIWL
GI' eaag ._el/o. The w1t,o-1 -1t i1.•I••" '''· . -Otllo ~Ion-C-'Y C~ loClted .. lfl .. ·-11
0 UP ....... " '" '" c-t!Mr1 Mill ~ c.. ~ Modi . ., Wiit ...... Afllii ...... "' . ~· AKI.AND ( I ) -JlJC •v Wlltitm A'--.. , C.-,.nlkin CIW'lnlrtr west -St.I IMt• AM. P'lltitlll!IMI Or .... C..-st Diiiy """'·
opening of a millt.uy campsite c..111 I '"..,.. .,..: Tlllto 111temtt1t t11.t "'"' .... c-tr c.rlfomla. .it rilM•-""' 11t111 l(ltinlt; °"" ..,1em11tr n. "' JS .,.. ~ i.
as a 460-acre public park was a.nt • :-r c.-, •: A"" '" mt. """"" .. .., """ Wit .., " ...... Nici im ~
postponed for a year because GR~~~~~:~~i~cE ~T.t..._,., . WWW Depvtj ::: =:~~111~:;:r~=;;,,, __ ,:.PUBUC_,,..:~MITl--CB=--
of the nn<r•ible d"naer to ·-N-~-O.-T=·.IJJ·H40 PuMlllMd er...-e..t 0.11y .... ~-·-, -~ PICT-IUSI•-_..... """O ,._ .,. ___ .. --. AuQwr :JI, Jf Md S.,filmlllr 4 11: l~ ~= , u.Mi'iTATIMl:frT visitors from gov~~ WMU.. ,........,_At hi• M......-1112 -11n.n CWE A.1r_ w ,....., ne ~ ......... ....._ ......
radiation experiments wlffi · ' -.,. -,,.,,_ -... , ~P •• •=r. field. • , • PUBLIC NOTICB '°""',. w..--&.m , ... ,. *' "''."°"'"°' OOL~ UHOa. • .. 111:111; w a ~. n "" ,,..,. 11 ""' ., ue. 11 ..,, ,w·or4 .c.te ,..,_, · Fonner Ato C· Energy ,._ lftdwM1..°' .-... Tr.ct,.., SK01 •or A.,,..,, fll4 DMwr Dr4 ~
Conunlssion Chairman Glenn NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CoMPANY NOTIC~~ c':i~M:. «»' 1.!~~\~E/M..'"r.::!:: ='iMll'llll .. ...,. ........ ., •
T. Seaborg said deadly gam· A Mutu1l CoMptny F•uHed i11 1141 auuc TRAllSP'ER AND IMTINTIM 't'l.~trM ~ .,. .,,.. Qmll"IOl'l l,,..vldllet. . ma ~ys from CObalt 60 Liie ln1ur•nc• • Group ln1urenc• TO •XICUT• ••CUtlllTY delltnlnen.1f .,.,.,. .. ., tM reel ,.....,,,. . • ""',,,,,.., •• beln used to • An11uiti••~• H11lth ' lru11r111c• INTEA•ST AOAllMINT dnerltled ·~ tt Pl,ll"POl'ted .. -: 110 Tili• •lmtemtnl fllld won ""u.c.:t SOW'ces were g • ,,,, .... ,,,,, '-IH-,~4~'111'9'1 u.c.C.) J ..... JI,..,,' Celt• •Mello C.Ufln'tla; C"1,!!_...~M'--· -~ .. ,,.2--
dlato ·•eep in 'A"" f the lfotke 11 htNby ..., 1i"'iffjSttorr6f 0 ' •1-·-·r --R -..----~· . ~ a r,c;J~ or · tM wtttiln t1111Nd "rti.. ttwit • b\lfk n. wM1dfi-r'Tn1tt11 fltdt!rM ~ C""'-"1ttft • -,...,.,.,., et'ld the 1ucvtlon o1 e *"'1ty hblUty for ""Y. l~tectnai ot IN ti _ ... ,, ... -c-Dt1.., "1tot.
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TM _.,.. 1/ld blnlneJll Mdi'eu et tt..i Seid .... WI• .. ,......, 11111 WI"*" 1'71 11..,.
ln!tnded "'"""" ........ lt!lfl!OM lkUrlCI ~ • ..,,...,,.,, .... or 6rnpl!M, nrf'll'l .... c NOTI~ ,.11y ere: -,........ 1'fle, .....-.r-"" Ill-rv&JM& ~
J. V. 01 MAllllA. DIAIU! S.. 01 "'"*"-;;:.."'-'.ttw ,..,..!Nnt ~:1----~--~=--MAllllA. Ml C.IWflll'Mll. H11t1"ftlfwl r'n11r:.....1 ~b.::: ~ PICTITIOUI aUSlltUS
ltffdl. C.tlfomle. fl'llf'' ~ i.v=*...,...... MAM• lfATaMIMT
TM -etld blnl.,..1HISl'HIol1'11 .,..:::11" Mt._fff'*'1'_ ,,_ If .. Id Thi foffewfnl 11WMM -.... ~ tr•Mi.rw& end lni.tlded dtVIGn C9ed or Tr\111;..., ~ ~ buttneJll .,; 00 i_ J •'""ULTZ a y 5CHUL'l"T 22IO cl ttw Thlllle lflllll d 1M truJll UNlld CASA IOHITA INVEST S. 1• ' ""'" ' · ' '... W Mid DIM el T;(ilt J...wtlca llMd. c.hl Mell, CllH. ft06 E11t 8111 lloM, No. 1'1. AMM!m. TM ~ .,,.;... Mtf o.1111 et U.-W. M1cMmM. 1 .. JalMk.9
t"1llfernla. Trwt Mrt!Okn b....ted ...cl e.li-ecl "°"' c.odl MIU. CL n.M ~ ': ~ ~.::"":'! 111 11'11 •llderllO"" • wrltt'lfl o-w.ttGn . Gtfl9 sulU.--. am c........., Drtwi. ' flf o.JMlll ... DlmMd for Slit. ... • Ntwpert IMcR,. c.. ... N,olleri.lt. WPPl1". nwn:hwd1&, ~ Wl"ltMn Natlct of' o.tM11t lflll tledklll .. Tflll ltUllW II ... ,. .-ldllctef W e mlflt.._ Mid lt locetld et MESA VlllDI 1111 TM uu ... illl*I UUMijl -Nefk* UmltM fl•INPlll'A ... lP'OT\.ESS U.UNOllY, 2m H9'tlor 81¥11., et i>efM,111 9M Electkln te St11 to N u-.ct W, ~
Coate Men. C.llfoml•. recorded Ill 11111 '*""' .......... ,.... TN• ... ien.it med .... tfle '-" Thtt tl'll plaai wlllre ttle ,_,.i_tl ~ 11 locallld. C1«11 el o,-.,.. ~ •: Alltlllf J1,
HSCrllMd bulk tr-fer -"" exllCllflorl o1 • -o.tld: MllUll a. lm 1m. 'l llllY J, ..,._.., ~ MCurlty llltertst .. ,""""' 11 IJltendld .. Gl8AA1. TAR OIEllD COMP' ANY C-'Y lertt. -
-~Md 11 ,, tl'll office of •• trwlel •• ..., " 1"11 ::.~~,!:: ~=t:.· :.'io, w.iri '! · 1::r1~'-~ ~ 4 ~~ 11c.wn ~ 1= .n ... Stpt. "' 1m. .., LOO€ ~; l:OFfltM.1111 • • ' so ,.,. •• ,, 1c-.. ,., w1d ...,,.... .... Alllhorlted t111111Vre pu•• •c NOTICE. foll-1 ...... llldltl-I blnllleU MIMS tlld S;4'11Q U\oil .odre,_ UMd bY Mid Plrtlls wllftlll tl'll l"*ll!Wd Crt"'9 C'.nl Dliity flliet,1----~~-~=--ltlr" .,..,. IHI ptlf lf'lll S..,tetnbtr .C. 11, ,11,. 1m 22'Jt.72 •tCTITlotis IUll••SI
• ., Ml41 Jft11ftded treNftf'On: None ..... ITAftM•WT ~ • ., Mid In,.,..,. dlVtenl: NOM. T T I 1"' f91IO'#lnt ...... -..... 0.1•: ,.. ... _.., 11. 1m. ry fAVe ""'-. .. : · '· v. 01 Ml.Al,.. ' .., -o•vjs. MOllLIHOMI! UJ.lt ....
01,..NE t. Dl MARIA Next 1)eat ttilng io takinC & VESTOftl, 11f$ JllNIU lllM. C.19
L J. SCHUll'rZ tr .. 1.... ;-:: Ma9. c.ru .. ,.,.. '
•• Y. SCHULTZ ip 11 rea,...'6 ~bout• one m· ~ w. #okl ..... , ... J ...
eaAMIRcY IUCROW COMl'AlfY the travel eolumm o( the flo.d, ~It~ ca. ~ .
M11 w..t llllflll llrHt ~_.. .... n..i n ,v w.... -. D3-M. M. ~~ 1IOI J.mtkt; u........., telllln!N-. .,_,-., ~J r""'1& a-. c.te MIU. c:.. nae.
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YOURS... ..:L5
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VOC. 65, NO. 255, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PASES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1972 TEN CENTS
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Niguel Bank Heist Arguments Set Tomorrow
By FREDERICK SCllOEMl!:llL Four ouch motions will be made belcn -Amil A. Dinsio, 38, an unemplo)'<d Wallen decllned lo tlal>arale. oo the °'., ..,. -'"" a U.S. llillri<I Court judge. U.S. At. miner from Boardman, Ohlo. Dlmlo. other Uno mOtJoos lo teep evidence out
Motlonl lo exclude certain evidence torney Joll) Walters oald todoy. He will Mulligan's brotber-in-law, was amsted •• __ ~· t•--araue thlt the evidence wu aeiled June 211 'In Ohio. -·-• ~-• _...,. were from Ibo trial el three men cbargt<I with leplly b1 lnvestlcaton -Pblllp Btu<e Olriatopber It 1 fed-unavallable for comment oo the cue tllla
the '5 million burslarJ el . the Lquna Once the defense ~laoa .,. acted en1 paiWe violator, arrested' Julie 21 Jn morn1nt. ~ branch of Up!led~, .tbo-way w111~be cletred for tbe-a...w.i. ·°'"°' --~ -Ettb-of--the __.,endanla bu
will lie beard In a Lo& Angeles federal opening ol tbe trW later tllla .... t. One el the motions lo suppreu pleaded m.-.t lo tberebarJles.
court Tueoda)<. Facing cbarg .. el c:omplncy, bani< evldencfe deala with '30,Gl)O allepdly in Walteri, pfedlcted lbe· ase wU1 NI
AtlomeyS repreoentlnc tbe delenclanla i>W'lllrl' and bonlt lmeny 111<: • Cbriltopber's pouesaloo at the time of abOOi three W..ta _ "folloWlng aelectll'n
will arsiJe Iha! certain tv"'-aelzed . ....aiarles A. Mulllpn. •• an bU arrest, Walters ...... led. The '30,0llO ~
durinl ·the arreot <JI lhelr dlenta, wia ·unemployed · barber from Younptown, la believed lo be.liloney llolen from UCB of ~ Jury. lalerlhls weet. -·
con(lacated Iii violation qt oear<h and Ohio. He' was arrested Junt I by FBI during the burglary during the weekend Remainuig "at large in ~oo with
lldlure llalulel. . · qenta-oulalde a TusUn bar. . • of March 24-27. the caae are two brotbera RooaJd Lee
-,Fioul Weather
_ . F_~!-'J.i'air Lcu_!,y_'
. The' Sunday evening performance
ol "Ml' Fair Lady" In ·J.agw\a
ae.ch'• Irvine Bowl was rained out
lelB than hall an boul· after the
show got under way ai 8 o'clock.
lt wu the Ont such cancellation
of a LYric Qwa • A!socaUon pro-
duction in eleven yeara, Eiecutive
Director Velmo Sun aaid today.
Blast Rips
70 Copters
Near Saigon
~t stubs for the Sunday &bow ,.
wW be replaced with tldeta for SAIGON (UPI) -An eJploalon at the
Friday or Sunday perfomumces on Biel) Hoa airbase just 14 miles 1rom-
elther of the nm two weekends If Saigm wounded .fl ~ and =:1 ~ bo~ om.!'. .,t::. . destn>yed or damaged 70 south Viet-
• oaiti nanie>e ·bellcopten, ~aid to-
:r!lo ,box .me. la open from 1.. day.nwastheW.rst"sucblncldelltofthe
p.pi, I!' 'p.m., plioDe 4'1~11D. Wll{1 . . .. . . •
'· 'ii·• ~bile, U.S. j)iaes itoioil -ell . . . -~P.lt ..... ~ '!( llit-.• ..... A lt,a-Laguna · ··~;....-:::.:.-!"t..~ . ' =r inllllary borrlcb lnlWlalkm -
E. ,f na • lo the North Vlfotmmt11 capital; the U.S. ·--x~ .• swn · -·~-A'N•"Y·"7 eotaolr wu lhot ilown by a
• · 111111ote-lo-elr mlalle 14 mila ""'thwat 0 . A da o111ano1 Sunday and the pilot 1a mlalnc. n gen the u.s. command said. .
Vlelnamese marines stormecl and toot
A _.. memlan of Alta La a COmmunlst poaltiao ID a ourprlae lllgbt
P•....-. guna auact -·· the "'··-Tri dtadel in Boulevanl, atta<ted by Laguna Beach --.-. envi(omnentalllls, will be the loplc el a SOUt!i Vietnam Sunday and tilled U7
d Pl_,..., ~-"-•-•-· t Norlb Vietnamese. ty -~~ meeting a Bot UPI correspondent 11arneJ Seiber!, 7:!0' lniUgbt In Qty Hall. • ~ ••• -·---~ The·~· routJnc of the bolllevanl reporilng ~"m near ~ no~™'
would 1111<11J!Y follow tbe city..,..,.ty SOUth Vletmmese dty, oald It la doubtful
aces.
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Barber, 29. South Gate, and Harry
Barber, 31, Youngstown, Ohio, They have
been indicted by a federal grand jury on
the aame. charges as the three who will
appear in court this week.
Investigators claim tbaL the five men
rented a townhouse in Lag\D'la Niguel and
spent the weekend inching their. way
through tbe thick bank vault walls.
Once lilside, they allegedly toot $50,000
In UCB's cash and methodically rifled 4S9
safety deposit boles, leaving with
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boundlorr betW... TOP ·onllii woria and that fl))TI!l1UlleDt ~ CAil meet l're!l·
An:ll Beoclr Height&, and la -by . ·dent Nguyen Van Thieu's deadline for
eoale c!lty· depa.-Dla an4the 1cboo1 recap~ Quang Tri by SepL It. cllllrlcla . ' At Bl<n Hoo air base a pile of larse Pn>i>oMni. maintain tbe TOad, a -alr!'lane bombs walling lo be loadod' oo
lane widHboulder thoroughfare would Allied alrttalt exploded, aetUng olf •
groaUy Improve a<cess lo the two cha!n,reactlon which dellro)'<d !lie SOUlh
, Countey .Sar.rt.; The couple ·were married· In ·the
. pr\!86rve betau,. they enjoy being near lllimals
and·ln.lhe ou!<!oors. ,. ...
Loaded~ Carbine ,Six" Seek Three Seais
reglaoo now laolal<d frompcb other. Vietnamese bellcoplen. Two South Vid·
\)ppoiltnla cb1rge tbe road la "butdi. namese were Killed mil Zll 110\inaed m
erlng tbe I.ind" by not fo11owtng tbe (Bee COPTERB, l'lllt I)
natUrat coaldin ol the bllla and ·that ex-
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tensive cut and fW ..m be r.qlilred. '
They· also bold Iha! U the -road ts
developoc!, whjle It mig)ll temporarily
eue·aceet1, tlle ~ ~~t
of , DOW landloctod properties Woufd
ntcellltate ~ el another ·fire
Dana Point Man 'Taken 'hi Th.eft .On Arts · Festival Board
statlao· and more ·echool1.
Plannen.,.UI also dtacuas:.
........ --·-permit requeat by ,,,..,.. U.,.O,lo ,_ .. ·~t
compta ·1t llS Wiicox Way. Resident&
..... protolled the development because
"' reotrlcted accas lo tbe lite. -A propoaec1 cap1ta1 1mpnmmoota Provuii lot lbe city'• transportatlao Jl'Oll'UIL •
Chamber Party Slated .. '
The Lquna Beach Chamber of Com-
merce·:M'mnaldl Ind Mulero will hold a
part)' for :tbo entire Chamber mem-l>mb!J>' 1\ I p.m. Satllrda)" at 439·i..
~bleli Drive.. . . .
~-for tbe· .. ....,.. of...,.
•lvWily,• a no-holl IOClll, mar be made
thr'!llh lbe ""'mber.ol °"'''"""'"of·
flee.
50 PHONE CALLS • ' GREET flLOT. 4~
" /Verilllc ...,_t" n-....... lbe -of tlle "'"" U... who· plliOed thil ad ' ID 1be DAILY· PILOT:-, 1
. DELIVERY Service,-
. Produco. Part time. NU
11me. -p:oc, · .j
'111e ad pMliecl IO ... 111 Ill-M)'r Nut time ,...,.. IOotlng for real actloil
-ito buy, ..n, hire, ~ • · •• Whitner
.,.. Pill your m-• wbere -re mo ... tt. In the cluallled MCl)aa" of tbe
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Files Innocent
Plea in Slaying
Thomu Bradford McOtt<ben Friday
'pleaded lnllocent in the plalol'alaylng "'
Laguoa Btoch. cosmolologial Mr I.
Vlrglll1a HamnelL
Mn.· llamneU, 45, WU allot lo death
Tuesday ~ after she ran ........,. Inc from her bome on Wave Strtet.
Mc:Qitchen, wbo was neorby, was ar·
reoted by !Afuna · Beach' 'police and
c;birged In I!><' death. , 'McCutcberi. so; of .. f>l.na. Point, was
given a prtllmlnaty llearinc'dati of s.p1;
It ·In Olvlllon ll of the SOUth Orange
County 'Municipal Court in Liguna
Niguel. Mier Friday'• court -Ion, be
wiJ returned lo castody In O!anc• Coll>-
ty JaU.
EarUer,-uie IUIPtCI bad been bekl In
Laguna Qty Jill !Jut -tranderred lo
the medlCal llelltloa 11111 of lbe ...,.ty
loclolp wben Loe-olllcen aid be bad
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A loaded mlllt&ry carbine, llereo
equipment and a,.lelevlaloo oet, Ill valued
1t $1,llOO, were reported stolen Sunday lo
Laguna Beacb. pollce. .
Qln!llCO" A. Moniloa, 33, <JI 151115 Iris
Way, nported tbe crime at his bome.
Laguna_ BUcb police beUeve entry WU
gained by m.:akJnt a Class lou)'V win'
dow.,
Morrban !old officers tlle theft occurred
Sunday afternoon during a blllhour wben
tbe bome WU enipty, Tbe WUP0D taken
was an M-1 carbine.
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No~ns for tlle annual electlon lo . .
the Boan! "'· Dtrecton of . the Lquna
Beach Feitival of Adi. doaed Friday
with lllz pe;.. .. In the "'lllllnc'Jor three ·-· Ballota will• be dlttrlbuled lo the voting
membonhip by Oct. l'and result& of the
eJectlOn. wW be lllllOUllCed at tbe annual
'...Uva! lllO!Dbenhip metUng I n
November.
Code U nla~ed
.Laguna . Tr11Stees ~Thr01.()' a Shoe'
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'lbe •Ix nomlneet ·art-Incum~· Dr.
Harold T. Burtcll,·S\Uar!JL Durbe and
Glenn E. Vedder and a-trio of loogtime
Pqeant of the Muten,voliuiteen.
Nominee Ernalle •iclmeeberger of
Laguna Beach bu been aaoctalod with
the F..Uval of Arla for 14 yem and was
awarded a lHe membership 15 ye.an ag~.
She Berved u a backltage •olunteer ln
tbe mak..up and ~me department&.
waa art director for 12 yean, painting
backgrounds of pegeant · reproductions
ahd also was a llJ'OUndl eihibllor for 12
years. Her nomlnaUon , paper was·
clrcul1ted by 'Earl I>anlelJ.
Pageant Producer Don Williamson
clrculaled nomination pipers for Robert
lngalla of Laguna Beach who, with his
wile.Betty, hu been actively Involved In
the pegeont foe. the. put 10 years, as a
cast member and bactatage volumeer.
ln&alla la area IOpmentaUve of a
ck>lhlnc nrm.
Nomlhee Jock Kemp el Newport Beach
' (lee rESTIV AL, Pqe If
Bl~f Buildings Set
To Be .Demolished
Demol!Uon of Uplaad lnd .. trlct" -
tlll'll in t!le ocean blllil~1'><Jlbtt
the Hotel Ucw>i and steijY llOllow wW
begin w.tthin seym da1f~ ~
apol!.,.i ... oald ,14day, • I• • ' l ,
. Thf-wtU.not demollft tbe.,1119
.Captain's HOUll, now ~ by' the
fuvor t\llb01apt The d ~wlll lie'
moved -lo a lllO 11 7'0 C.tallna
-ad ,...,.,, •• tltt OW@nfl!)~
ruldence.
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~otlable securities, jewelry, cash and
rare coins.
In the wake of the burglary, laWIUlts
aaking more than $$7 million in damages
hive been filed against UCB by
depoolten.
To date, the only stolen property
recovered bu been $100,000 worth of non-
n'lotrable. feglstered securities found
stuffed in a burlap sack in dense brush
near the·· end of Sea Island Drive in
Laguna Niguel
DA Slaps
43-Charges
On Brannon
Forty,three more counts of bookmat·
Ing have been added to charges facinl
Saddlebodt College Trustee Alyn· M.
Brannon.
Depuly! Dlatrlct Attorney Stewart
Graot oald be flled the addltlaoal cbarg11
against the 40-ye&Mld Santa" Ano real·
dent oo Friday buecl oo new evidence In
the case • · ·
Bruaon wu arrrR 1 ~· two .....-. qo
by In~ -lbe Nw-lltatb Police ~ llld lbe Dlilrlet-Alo •loa>ofa Ollloi. At lbet time, be no ~ IWl>-ol-llie ..... ~ .. ' . .
Tbe eoillltt tnutal, 'who It . • ••
countaat and part-time lnstrlict« at an
Anaheim ·bu--· la .(llrrently' free <E•10.ooo, f>!i!I. He 11 acbedo•led lo
appear In the Harbor J1"'lclal Dl.otrlct
Court Oii Oct. 4 for a preliminary hear-
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lnVeJtlgators 1tleP-e that Jlrannon J111s
been ninnlng a bettln( o••!raUon In the
Orange Cout are• for the past three
ye11n. 1'1)ey further assert that an 11 yet
unidentified 11ccompllce w11 used 11 an
enforcer by Brannon to collect garnbllng
heL• In whot-has been described by ln-
vec:tit'!lton u a $25.000-a-week bullnea.
DeteeUva, said they first learned of
the -•king ring throu~h one of
BrllDDOll'I allelled cllenb wbn told police
he and h11 fa'lllly ...,.. b<!ing thrtalened
over a 11,800 gambling bet.
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Rocks Plug Up
Laguna Sewer
A temporary blockage In an eJirht·lnch
sewer line at Laguna Avenue and South
Coast Hlgbwav caused 11me overfiow
through a manhole Friday and Saturday
in '.1gun1 Bert<'h.
Cllf crews Friday flushed the Uno
clf'3T and then washed down the highway,
but Saturday morning, a blockage again
OCCl!TTtd.
Tbla time, when crews chec.ked out the
line, li wu found that a number of largo
nx:ta ware Jammed In !he pipe crutJnc
a sieve. 11>1 rocks were removed.
It b believed the rvcta entered tbt _
sewer line when a water main bunt r
aboot a month ago undermlninl the ~
highway and damaging the sewer line. ·
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Considerably cloudy Ulea will llJ'•ce~ Orange Coast tmlgllt
and Into Tuesday with a chance of '°""' more drtales and light"'°"" era through Tueoday. Highs In tho
mlcf.7111 with Joya near IO.
INSmE TOD.4l'
Caltforirio'1 'VOMtll /or ltc<Joo.
ern art too bav at the btaellti.
accordmo to ona O<mocnztf4
sul'J)Ol1cr. Once Ille~ Ofl baq.
from "°"'"°"· though, Ill~ should plck up. Sec •lorv °" Poot 7.
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Nix n Ba~ked
Pllrtel Okays Defense Spendin.g
WASHINGTOlf (AP) -Tbe blgeat dd-bill -Wodd War n WU
approved by the House Approprlatlonl Conmtln.e today : f/4.fbllllon loeludlnc
moo o! Pr,.ldent Nixon's req .. 11 for more IDdodilna war -· The record bill wu cut II billion from the Pralcieot'1 19queota, locladlnc
a '450-roUltoo chop off hll $U·l>Utlon fUndlng nquetl !Of ln<reued U.S. war
operations In lndochlna.
, The Houae ii aclltduted to vota oo the bill 'lllurlday.
The oommlttet approved all sm.s million a1ked for rnort bornb1 and am-
munition in tht wakt of Hanoi's Invasion of South V~tnam aod U.S. bomblnc
i nd mining of North Vlelnam-j>lus 1111 jel lighten, IO combat ilellcoplers and
olhtr hardware.
But the committee ,.,_ dozens of other planes and hundreds of taok1
•nd trucka ttqUealed for the war, 11yln1 tile roUltary had not provei! su1nCienl
urgency.
Reeommendatima•
Laguna Board to Study
Unit's Finance Report
Viet Cong
P1·opose
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Coalition
SAIGON (AP) -The Viet COOS toauo4
a new peace statement today ll8yiDC H ii
"prepared to ...,.pt a proYlalonal
JOVl!mment of national concord that
shall be dominated by neither side."
u,s. -ill .Salaoo lntaJ:ptttaLtflla
11 a cooceaton that neither aide can wfD
the war militarily.
But Viet Con1 and North Vietnamese
sookesman Mve said ttpeated.11 in the
past -for public consumption, at least
-that. the coalition government they
propo..d would be a ·<OllJtlon of equail,
with none of the factionJ domJnaUng.
In Washington, there wu no Jm.
m<diate comment fl<>m the State Depart-
ment.
At the White House, presidential preu
secretary Ronald L Ziegler would NJ
oo]y that 0 we are studying lt"
He declined to aay whether
Admlnistration officials found any new or
encouraging language In .the Viet Cone
statement.
playing the 11guesslng game" between The Vlet·C.Ong termed the thrtt-page
asse!sed valu ation and the tax rate. declaration "an important statement on ending the war ln Vietnam and restorln1 -Prepare long-range budget pro-pe~ce ."
jtetions for the next 15 years as a basis But al first reading It appeared to be
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Fina11Cial find ings or the citizen-based
Educational Priorities Study Committee
will be studied by the Laguna Beach
Board of Education at 7:30 p.m. Tu es-
day.
The financial report recommenda the !or future financial decisions. no more than a reiteratioo of previous
-Publicize the projections 80 that C.Ommunlst peace demand!.
GAS MASKED SOUTH VIETNAMESE SOlDIEltS CARRY WOUNDED COMRADE FROM BATTLEJltELD
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-Stop the practice of balancing its a~
nual budget on a Y!i!•r-to-year basl1,
De1nocrats Claim
Stans Engineered
Political Spying
WASHINGTON (UPI) The
Der®Crlitic PBrty-aCCused M8tfrict
Stans today or helping hirt a "political
espionage squad" to spy on Democratic
offlciaJs and-candidate., and fJnancing
the operation With funds intended for
President Nixon's re-election campaign.
The Democrats named Stans in a
formal legal document along with three
other men formerly connected either
with the President'• campaign or with
the Whlta Hoo ...
The compallnt alleged that they "em-
barked upon a conspiracy" Jul spring to
purloin poliUcal secrets from the
Democrat.I "by any available means, in-
cludJnr thefl and photograpblna of
documents. and inlJallollon and •ltor-
illg of wiretapping and eaveaclioP\>mg
devlcet." .
Named with Stans, ~,the
Finance. Commit... Ii> "'RHlli:I the
President, were former cai:npiliiD aidet
Hugh W. Sloan Jr., G. Gonion liddy and
E. Howard Huot Jr. .
The allegations werti contained in an
amended oomplainl, submJIUd b y
Democratic party l1wyers in U.S.
District Court here, to a civil suit filed
last June against five men amsted in
the hreak·ln at the W1tergate offi<e1 of
the Democratic Notional Commlttee.
The unended complaint added the four
men and lhe Committee for tile a .. Ele<-
tion c.t the President u codefendanta and
upped lhe demanda for damages from ll
millloo to 13.1 milllon.
The latest allegaUon.s, according to
aourtes close to the Democrats, were
based on information gleaned from 1
sel!-Oescrlbed parlidpant In lhe alleged
wiretap operation. He was not Identified.
The Democrats charged that Stans,
fonner commerce secretary. and lhe
others conspired, among other things, to
destroy flnanclal reoord.s sbowine; that
$114,000 tn Nixon campaign funds were
diverted to a special account lo pay lbe
"espionage squad."
Sloan was tttaaurer of 'Stanl' com-
mittee at the time of the Watergate in·
cicient, but left his post last July.
Liddy was counsel to the committee
but was fired in June alter he refused to
talk to the FBI about the Water1ate
Caper.
Hunt was a $100-a~ay White House
consultant at the time but no longer holds
tfl· t ' •, e··11~··.
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Once again, it called on the United . Vietname .. Tl'Hp Recaptu.,. One ef ThrH Fertlfled Compeund1 In Quang Tri City Ar•• ·
school employes, parents and taxpayers States to withdraw all its troops from
are aware of the financial problerM of Vietnam, to stop 1Upporting the regime
the district. of President Nguyen Van Thieu, and to
The report recommends lhat taxpayers halt the bombing and mining of North
spend more time finding out what they Vietnam.
are get•; .... for their money. Taxpayer• \. "Should the U.S. government really
... '6 respect the South Vietnamese people's
abo should atttmpt to understand more right of self-determination and seriously
ahool financial problema peculiar 'lb Ille negotiate lo peacefully aetile lhe South
local school diltrict, the report notes. Vletoam problem," the ltatement aald,
The financial survey ft one of three "the Provisional RevolutlOnary Govem-
parta of the F.ducational -Priorities Study ment of the Rtpoblic of South Vietnam ii prepared to reach agreements to the el·
Committee report released in June. fed that ne.ilher a C.Ommunirt regime
Truitees baVt ~ia past Study sessions ' nor a U.S.-stooge regime 'shall be im-
on the other portions of the report and posed on South Vietnam. .
implemented several or-it! reeom:.-...._.It"iJ prepared~ -'l:ccept a prov lst0nal
'mendations. government of naticnal concord tbat
The meeting at the Education Center, shall be dominated by neither side."
550 Blwnont St., Ls open to the public. The Viet Cong also r e p e a t e d lta
previoua formula for the makeup of tbe
Miss America
Says Beauty
2nd to Talent
!.'11Aimc Cni, N.J. lAF\ ·.:. Terry
Anne Meeunen, Miu America im, bu
IOI oul lo l)ve ~ lllllan~eldolt"-'!J
pageant a new image -one that places
talent over beauty. ..
The 23-year-old Depere, WI!., beiilly
said Sunday lhll Ir one of the things •ha
hopet lo accompliah durll!R her reign,
which began 5aturday night when ohe won lhe Ulle.
Miu Meeuwsen, the only double winner
during preliminary 1wimault and talent ,
compeUIJon, WU lhe firat Ml!a Wilconsln
to become Miu America.
A profeulonal al!lger, 1he believed II
wu her singing talent, not her beauty or
36-26-311 figure or the fl,000 wardrobe
with whlcll ohe arrived here, lhlt gave
her the edge over her rivals.
Miss Meeuwsen said she Interrupted
her singing career to seek the title.. as a
means of gaining scholarahips to further
herself in the entertainment field.
Niguel Woman
Hurt in Crash
On Parkway
A Laguna Niguel woman whose car
spun out of control and crashed on Crown
Vall ey Parkway Friday night was listed
in serious conditioo Sunday in Mission
C.Ommunity Hospital.
Hospital official! said Mrs . GUda Ada
Dagostino. 57, of 25252 Via Piedra Blan-
ca. has not recovered con5cioumess since
her admission and wa11 being treated in
the hospital's intensive Clre unit.
Californ ia Hi ... hwav Patrolmen said the
auto driven by Mrs. Dagostino Wu
heeding south on Crown Valley Parkway
near Sea Island Drive when It swerved
from the traffic lane, hit the center
divider and smashed into a tree.
Officers said the accident occurred in
good traffic conditions and with no other
auto In the immediate vicinity of the
Dagostino car.
Pro111 Page 1
government of n:ational concord -•
three-oetment coaJltioll compo..d - a
three-aegment coaJltlon eompo..d of (!)
memben of the Provillonal Revolu-
tlOIJBl'l' Government (2) memben of the
SaJgon adminlstration es.eluding Thieu,
and (I) repreaentaUves of olher poliUcaJ
forces in South Vietnam "including tbo5e
who, for political .......,., llave been
compelled to live II\ Hile."
"These •thref' .. pllenll> el -·-ment are on the wne footlnc and ~uaI," the statement aaid. "The
"-•l!IOnal 11$olut1Qoan' Go~ ,i
the Republic Of Sodlll 'VlttAalli all the
S.lgoo adminl!lratioll without Nguyen
van Thieu must appoint their men on
either side lo parliclpita Ill lhe natlDnal
cooconl govemmenl .h for lhe nomlna-
tlon of the third segment memben, thll
must be carried out tbrougb negoU.
tJon.s."
Owner Discovers
Caddie Damaged
Peyond Repair
Richard Goble of Lagt.ma Beach osed
to have a big white Cadillac. nae Caddy was a casuaJty in a recent
battle between cliff, tow trucks and
Newton's Law of Gra vity.
The ~mpty vehicle rolled down a Hre
break and into a 500-foot canyon in the
~ipitous Portafina Laguna are .
Goble, who lives at 1431 Cerrito!: Drive,
ls a contractor and bad •topped in the
area to talk with an aS!Oelate and look at
some land.
Three of Larry Hunt's tow trucks were
called to the scene to rttrleve the Clddy
and after seven hours of frustration,
broken cables and stuck tow trucks, the
car was back on the road again.
But. in what shape? Goble said Friday
he'd just gotten the rtpalr estimate.
lt would be cheaper to bu>' another
Cad, he said.
1be actident twisted the bi& car'•
frame, pushed the floor up and generally
wiped out the undercarriage, Goble said.
Insurance would handle mosl of the
cost, Goble l&id, including a ml lowing
bill.
Troops
Moroccan Bunted
Israeli Official Lured
To Restaurant, Wounded
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BRUSSE!.'I (UPI) -A man ldenllfied
as a 29-year-old Moroccan lured an •
Israeli embassy official to a Brussels
restaurant Sunday night with a promise
to divulge future Arab guelTilla plan.!
against Israeli larilet& and lhen ahot four
or five Umea and criUcaliy; wounded him,
B,...,els ponce said today.
Police l&id they put out a wanted
notice for Haosan beJt Aliah hen Salah
Joudat, berm ill Ca.sablanca ill July !IHI,
becauae hia description fits that of the
man who abol and lletlously wounded
Ophir 1Adok, 42, ln a downtown cafe, the
Prlncera. '
Zadok, 42, la marired and fa t h e r of
..... Embaaay officiall l&id he worked at
the chancellory here for about three
years.
.U1waa the latest In <I aeriea ol,-ka
or threats agalnat laratlla eod brqushl
demands ill Tel Aviv !fom politjcal
leaden for tnrmlit!onal ·action againal
Arab guenillu mien! on attacldng
Jewtab targeta throu(boul Iha world.
In Bnwelr, Israeli embuay offidala
l&id Zldok waa lured to a downtown cafe
by a man who claimed be had tn-
for,m.::tion on a plaMed terrorist atiack
on the embassy.
He was shot in the ston\ach and
aJthougb operated on is still in danger,
lhe lsraella l&id. He wu too badly burl
to he qutstloned.
The attack ca~e a West European na--
tlona inc:r<ued lhelr vtgliance against
pooaible new guerrilla attacks agklim
Israeli Individuals and lnstallallolw or
against lnstallatiolll IUclt u oil clepota lo
countries the Palestinian guerrilla mov~
menl conslderl overly friendly with
mael.
Tbe 1.adot --.. WU announced of·
ficlally In Tel Aviv.
The att.mpl Ill Zldot'I IIfe ba nvo da,. Iller u members ot the
Olympic team, five Arab guerriilu;;mxt
one Germao pollceman were tili,il ill
Munich u result of ao Arab terrorllt at-
tack.
Reports l&id the fUOJlllll WU ac-
companied by another man, alao believed
to be Arab.
Wild Walnut Shootout
Claims Lives of Four
WALNUT (AP) -Two persons were
found dead and two others died later
after a 70-minute gun battle here that in-
cluded the rescue of three small children
from a bullet-shattered and tear gas-
cloaked apartment, sherifrs deputies
said. -
The batlle began late 5und1y in thll
Los Angelea suburb. depuu .. Aid, altar
they were summoned to the complex
near Mount San Antonio College by a
security guard who said he wu thre8ten-
ed by a resident armed'.wlth a rifle.
A deputy was Shot as en entered the
apartment, authorities uld. Both be and
another deputy wounded Jater were
treated and relwed al a local hospital.
A sherUfs spokesman said the shooting
continued a11 some 40 deputies and
highway patrolmen arrived at the scene . ./
Gunfire erupted "continuously" for
more than one hour as an undetermined
number of resident! were evacuated
from the complex, aald Deputy Jim Orr.
Before entering the apartmen~ ooe
deputy noticed a small child at a rear
window. Orr said that Tina Craven, I, and
her brother, Johnny, 4, wue perauaded
to Jump from lhe second story window
Go Ba~k
lnlo lhe arms of two cleputlea.
Then, Deputy WUilam Lackey, 'rl, don-
ned 1 gu mask and clhnbed a ladder to
rescue Phillip Rig!, :14, from a b a c k
bedroom of the apartment.
Orr said that Lackey . diacovered the
bodies of Phillip Riggi, 24, an occupant of
the apartment; and 5andra Craven,' 13,
Covina, sprawled dead oo lhe Uvlng room
Door. ·
John Robert Riggi, 18, Baldwin Part,
died altar arrival at Pomooa van.y
Hsopltal. ;
Booked for illvestlgatlon of attempted
murder WU David .Benunan, 29, Mon-
terey Part.
Larry E. Pemberton, 22, Walnut, had
been booked on the lame charge but died
early today al Pomona Valiey Hoopttal ..
Orr said a motive for the tncldent was
under inveatlgation. DetectJves were allo
trying to determine which lhola kmed or
wounded lhe vlct!mS. "but lo the bat of
our Jmowled(e, ali the vlctlms died In the
exchange ol gunflrt wilh offlcen, • aald
Sgt. Chu1eti Lemke.
The cblldlen of Mn; Craven and
Philllp Rlut'• Want aoo nn taken lo
the llcJmtt of nlaUves, aulhorltlel llld.
on KP
FF:STIVAL ...
has been associated with the Pag eant for
the pan 15 years, working as a
backstage volunteer in the make.up And
costume departments and appearing In
the cast of "The bast Supper" for maoy
years. In 1987 he won an award for hJs in-
dividual efforts in behalf of the page.ant.
Tom Anderton circulated papel'I for
Kemp, who ls a mobile borne park owner.
House Panel Rejects Funds ior Civilia,~ Workers
S. Viets Censor TV
SAIGON (AP I -The Sooth Vlel-
n; ·~"se nallonal te.levl1lon and radk>
nrtwt)Tk~ wrre orde~ by hlr h 1ovem-
mc11t offict&'s todny to 1t.@rtdltorlaJ tt-
tacU on Sen. Georse MCGovem, ln-
fnrrnan11 aald. The report followed a U.S.
p ............ ,. "'w~·~1t lo t ~e $nleon aovem-
r' 'l a ..... : lh: aU "cks. ·
. WASHINGTON (AP) -Plona lo
ellmlnalf KP and ctgaretlo-butl-pollclng
details -as u incentive to tttract more
young mea Into the new Army wen: re-
jected today by the House Appi:oprtatlonl
Committee. '
Calling the duU.. "wholesome and
character.bulldina." for GI1, the com·
millet cut 1125 million earmoned for
hiring civlUano lo do the j()bo. Thi cut
w11 m'"'° from-. f/4,MllUlot· deloH
approprtallon btU tcheduled tor a Houle
vate Thuredty. .
Tha commltltt ncommendocl that the
clvlllan ldtchen-pollee and cleaninc.fftall
progra!lll ...i. -bo tennluted b)' April 30 In ali aervlcu .. and lhlt Ille
p·11to-peelln1, truh-collecUn1 and
"
lllrl• duty bo turnod ,-.... to
aoldlen, Allors and alrJ!lell.,
'Ille Martno oirpo bad held olf hlr1lll
civlllanl for tho jol>I pmdm& tho .....
millet'• declllon, and tho ...,.,,111ee l&id
11 aJ>lftClated lhlL
'Ille other aenicel, particularly the
Army, had betrlm lo ellmlnata lht taaka
u part of · tilt e!fort to chanp the
milllary !map and attract «*'lb ,.....
--· iii alJ.toluni. -b)' Jllna 30. n.. eommltlee wu cr!Uoal of the
Arm:/, which Jl llid fOI $11 mDllon from c.n,r ... for hlrln( dvtllao lllchen balp
u a pilot project and Jiu eommttted
f/l 7 mlliloll to II. .
'Ille commltlM rejtcttd tho pnll?tm
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COPTERS ...
lhe mtihap.
U.S. command said moct of the
American wounded, ipcludlng f o u r
dvllians, -:e huI\, while saambllng for
bunkers. One American AC Iii "Stinger''
gunplane wu damaged.
The cause of the original blast was
under investlgiUon. ·
In a delayed report the U.S. aimmand
said today an Air Force A:rl jet fighter..
bomber accldeiltally ldlled one South
Vietnamese soldier and wounded another
SP.turday while bombing near An Loe, 60
miles north of Saigon.
The huge Joa ol helicoplers will burl
South Vietnamese mtlltary efforts l!I the
capJtaJ region for some: time, particularty
In lhe contlnuln( flghling aniUnd
Highway II. A new mobile taalr.·for<e
created to wort in the area and defend
the capital ~epend.! on helieopters for
transport andHer resupply.
The 6,J!QO-foot-loog Paul Doumer bridge
over the ReQ River at Hanoi wu bit by
lasergulded ·"amart" bombs from ll.S.
it\ lllJl~Sunday, lhe U.S. ~·aa~ . M . · . spa111 of the
~I ;ai\d heaV)' dalD&I!!> to ~ !llDre IJ!Olll, and the sleel and coo-~cture of lhe big bnd1e. ~previously wu hit on May 1e~incr::11, whll!n two sections were drop-
ped, lnlo the river: An Air · F°""'
spokesmao said lhe bridge was being
rebuilt when bit again Sunday.
American jets al.lo slammed army bar-
rack!; &rll!as 'wo and ,four miles from
Hanoi, destro)'iDS 13 buildings land
damaging eight olherl, tho ,.....and
l&id. .
Fightlni CllDUnued today around cap-
tured Tien Pbuoc dilJlrlct low, II· miles
aaatb of"llo,Nang, l70 mtles llOrlhiut 'of
Salgm. • .
UPI reporter F.cl JIUlel! ,.id' govein·
men1 .. ir...p1 """ 1;>aq 111. wtpQSt .~ miles IWlheut of lhe town. Viet -COng
and North Vietnamese troop.ti cap~
the town Sunda;f altar a week of flgbling.
Clemente Spurns
Damage Claim -
1 n Horse Ca.se
A Monorovla man who aaSflrtl he was
falsely arreated on char1ea ol li<lng a
hor.. thief by San Clemente po)lce last
yeer has eeen hl1 llamage claim -lor
!200,000 rejected by clly councUmen.
The council decided to routinely deny
the claim ·for falte-arreat damages by
Arthur F. Helllwell, 62.
Tbe man ,,.. arrested lnttially by
Laguna Beac~'-ol!icen last year u he
rode a thoroughbred race horse down
Pacific Coast Hlgbway .
. The ataed , whlcb came from the J. J.
Elinor Ranch near the Nl101.-Eltate, in-
IUally had been bell"'ed atolllll, bul the
theft charrer ..re dlsmlaaed eorlier this
y.ar When Helllwell'a clalmo , ba ilollghl
the hone-• aubstanUated. •
Tbe claim agalnat San Cl..,,..,11 -
from Helllwell'a transfer to b:aI police,
who bOc>kod btni on the charja.
Now lhlt the city bas ,.Jected the
damap bid, HelllweJI lo clear to file a
lawsuit In clvil court.
' Gypsy Serv~
Unites . Couple
• • •. ~.. • f • •
L"IJGO, Spa1D f {UPI) -.......
yolml fYPllel, • llOy trocii °'"*
and ~ (fit fnm Lugo, wtra mar-
riecl today ' •liar oblorvlllg tho
tradltlo"'1 1"""""1 -Uptial rites
JJI the moi.o.
Darfnl lllMI '""' dt)'I, !he bride wai •ep1 locko4 In her room and
lhe IJtom cbalnad to the lq ol I
table. .
Meaowhlle, IM ...,11 ate 1
ablep, four ,..11, and llO ~
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EDITION N.Y. Stoeks
VOC. 65, NO. 255, 2 SliCTIONS, 24 PAGES • ORAN6E COUNTY, CAl.FORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER JI, 1972 TEN CENTS
Rate, Route for UCI Bus Service Approved
I •1 JAO: llR.oBAO:
Of .. Dllrl' Piii .....
An _.i to provide ncuiar bus
...tee lo UC Irvine students llarllnll
with the\bqlnnlng of oc:bool" Oct. 2 at a
-ol•centaperlluden\each
aeademlc quarter WU approved todoJ' by ,
dlrec:lon of the Orange County Transl!
· Dillrlct. "
Tbe acreemeol hu a nrO year lllt With
•
a.. I• !Gr -Dia beillC rallecl to •t are not Included 11111 will pay the regular
.,.i1m1ac wttb !be tt7W4 ocbool yeu. 25-<fnt .... ,.11 llM.
JI!' bdtlal route to wve the stud<!nta T:ansit district a.-aI ~
wll!'mci-al SOuth Clout Plaa In Gordoo "Pele" Flelcllnc tOlct dlrecton
C<llla M-travel to the un1"'"11y and !be !0-«111 per.quarter fee --on
111en IOUllr to Newport Ceo1« and .. to the anllclpated ......,. to the dlstrlct if
the Balboa Peninsula. . students paid the ......... 21 \;<Ill fare.
SIU<lenta wW be allowed to ride on \be · Under terms · cl !be agreement the
buael by praentlog a vaUd ,..1s1rallon unlv.-.!ty plana to promote !be bus
card:'"stafl and-faculty of \be IUllvenlty'-llrVk:e to lludenll, lacu!17 and lllafl.
43 More Charges
Brannon Accused in Bookmaki~g Case
fliD(ly.three more counts of bookmak-
ln( i,ve been added to charges facing
Saddleback COJl•k• 'Trustee Alyo M. -· Deputy Dlatrict Attorney Stewart
Grant uJd be rued \be addlu ... 1 charges ataliist the to-y..,..1a Santa Ana resi-
del!.t•OQ Friday ~ oo new evidence in
\be cue,
Brannon wu arrested two weeks ago
by lnvesUpton from \be Nweport Beach
Mesa Police
N.ab Suspect
After Chase
IJ1 BIJDI NlEDZmsKI . .. ........ ,,......,
Af ~ pulooiit.by Colla Mesa
poUCo iililciirs ended ID ~ Jlelli:lr>
""" today w!tll Iba -·el <two q:.toe':l':~~-~
~ of .bllt1Ja/lzlnl ... Itmt Ind ... • !rial llul1dlng . . ' '
11ie chde:' ..fucb featul.li lpeeds !n . uCesl of ani\ilea per hour over ram.
alickened atree~ ·to ID end near
Hunllngtoo Contra! • Parle when .::..ta
M... Offleor Gary BanriJ! flusbed oat
the hiding llJJpeCI wltb a ahotJUD • . wilUe r..e· Devil, of Oralll!e, wa1 taken
Into CIJltod)' on charfles of "burglarWng
\be office suite of ·the Standml Padflc
Oorporaiion, ma MacArthur Blvd.,
~ af'OODll 4 a.m. tOday.:
An alani> allegedly lrlaered by DUfs
b,,,,...hl three Costa Meaa l([U&d can ard
the Newport Beach polltt helicopter Into
Immediate -· Together :hey trailed a opeedlng· vehicle ·west .. Talbert
Avenue to Ill deadend ·It Golden . West
street.
Police said Officer Bob Crogan was
unaware of the dead-end and ran lnto a
dh:I embanirnent, bltt1n1 a small reflec-
tor olgn a1oog the way which raied tbe
a&... and . U1hts from the roof of bis
lqllld ear. lie WI.I not Injured. Jlanrii, wbo had mnalned 31111 yanfs
beblnd, .aaid be llW Davis wheel bis
_.ilng vehicle around to the right, '!lln lbroucb an empty field, and bead for two
-.. Siii Luodro Slreel. He iaid DaYil mowed dOwn a haclcyard
!""" connecling \be two houael, rrashed
.Into a 1aral"1 and mntin~ to Dee an
loot.
Aided by the llgbta from the police
bellcopter, Borwig said be chased Davis
.. fOOI' for abollt one mile unlU be lound
lllmJ1idlo& behind a parked truck. S1U1 ·obWn by the experience, Banrllr
.., '9dly !hat \be Dam' 1m "muocle
Cll" had mOre speed than the l([U&d can
l!'jl ~\ \be big~ pursuit "was aome damn ..,.._ drt.tng." .
Police Department and \be Dblrlcl At-
torney's Office. At that time, be' wu
~god with two eounts of es!Ortlon and
booklilaklng,
The college trustte, who Is an ac-
countant and part-time instructor at an
Anaheim buslneas acboof, is currenUy
free on $10:000 hall. He II acliedule4 to
appeai: In !lie Harbor Judicial Dillrlct
r~·rt on Oct l for a prellmlnary hear-
ing •.
t.:1vestlgators allege that BrlllDOD has
been numlng Ii belting operallon fu the
Oran&• Coast area for the pul 1bHe
,.an. 'Ibey further wort Iha! an u yet
unidenUfied accomplice was uaed. 11 an
enfor<er by Brannon to collect gambling
beta In what hu beeQ de!<:rlbed. by IJ>o
vestlgaton u a $15.ooq.a.wtel«bUllness.
Detec~vn said 1he7. lint !tamed of
the bootmaldnc ring ·throucb .... of
Brannoo'1 alleged cllenta who told police
be and bil family ~ being --over a $2,890 gllD~ling bet.
70 Helicopters
R0cke(lin Bla8t
At Viet Base · ·
SAIGON '(UPI) -An ~Ian-at the
Bien Hoa al1tiue jillt> If ~ -,--~ .01:-~ ·,-',W
t!tltro,ed or ~ '19 Sliltii Viel·
';''='llt :~~ •JJ I ?' • llilJ -1!-
Uf.'ll -ai, ,,...!lll01'incl4onl aube·
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SAILING •LONG
Police Officer N11h
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Pat:i;pl'ffl.an. JVmk ,
I ., ' ' ,
Sai11ng Enthusifi,st
Sellint ii the .chief off dufy activity of
one of ~ 10 Costa r,tesa policemen now
asalgned to . covering the new city ·of lrvlnt. . . . . > '·' • St~ """ brlnp two years ex-perience to his assignment » one of \be·
fulltlme Irvine police offiCen.
He has worked In the patrol bureau and
Is a member of the taclloal unJt,
Married aild tile father of one chlld,
Nub bolds an associate ln arta dtgree
and Is working toward a bachelor'•
degree.
Since Sep!. 1, ·poiicerD<JI trained and
supervised by• the Oosla Meaa Police
Deparlplenl have been providing bpth
crlmt and tnlflc trilorctmenl to \be U-
square mil• ell)' of Irvine.
war. . } . :. . . . '1 r
· M.-ilt, t1S:'pl 0.'· 'l\iiocl olie of uest .• : __ t
-·· ~ ~· knOck"!I did lhe huge Paul Domner Bridie. ao4 .llombi11&
lour millt&17 harracb lnalallattona clole
to the N"orth Vie-eapftal; lhe ll.S.
comml!Jld ~. .
A Navy A7,~,... abo1 do1m b7 a
IUlfate-ta,alr mtaalla. H mllea aoulltweat
of Hanoi Sund.; ad the pUot 11 mlislng,
the U.S. ClCllMlllld' .aid.' ' .
Vlebiameae illartneS .formed ilid' root
a CCimmlinill poo1ub • ourpr11e nlglit
attaclt near the Quq Tri cl\adel ID
South Vielnam Sunday and lililed 127
North Vietnameie. .
Bui UPI correapoOO<n! Bamty. Selbert,
reportlna from near lbe nortbemmoit
South Vie-city, 11id It ii doul>tflll
!hat govemmenl tiyops \'Ill ~ ,Pres!·
dent Nguyen Van 'lbleu'1 ~lne for
recapturing Quan1 Tri by ~· It.
Af Bien Hoa' air' bue a· pl1t of' large a~ bombo walling to be 1oOded on
Allied ~ •1<Ploded, ~liq oil a
(See COPTERS, 1'ap I)
lrvme Recreation
Group Meets Tonight
'!be lril!" 1'Cl'eition Cjl'*8 adVilory
-.Uttoe· meets at 7:3!1 IOOlallt· In lbe COUlldl conference room of ti l 7 ball,
Irvine Town Center, 4201 Campus Drive.
Tbe lrYlne" Charter ltud,)r ~meets at 7:!0 p.m. fl!ea4ay In i'oOm 381
of Unlverolty High SCbool, ·ca/opus aiid
OJJ.ver drives.
Meotingl of \be h'Jlne clliJem _.
ml-ore -lo tM publlc. .
'l1le dlstrlct will tabulate the number of
lltudenta using the wvi<e and In lutura
1~ts the estimated revenue to the
district compared to-the regular 15 cent
fare will be a consideration.
In other buslneJS todiy, the dlstrld
directors:
-.Directed Fielding to negotiate with
the st:ate Dlviaion of Highways to acquire
an 11-acre parcel of surplus state prop-
erty at the junction ot the Santa Ana
' ..
and Riverside frttways, Fullerton. Cost
oC land 111cqul.sJllon and improvement for
a Park·And-Ride facility la estimated at
$1.l mtlllon with $000.000 In federal funds
anticipated.
The k>t would be designed to encourage
!Ome Orange Countians who work outside
the county, about 175,000 people, to ~
tbe Southern California Rapid Transit
Dbtrict buses to and from Los Angeles.
-The advertising firm of Hallman and
Associates of Santa Ana wu adected
from a list of three firms to handle the
transit district's promotional campaign.
-Directon also approved a plan by
Opinion Research of Callfomla, a Long
Beach firm, to conduct a survey of 1,200
persons in the county regarding attitudes
towards bus services. This survey will be
canied out during October at a co.st of
$11,500 in federal funds •
' . Country Safari. The couple were married ln"'th•
preserve because they enjoy being near animw
and In the outdoors.
Israeli Official Lured Democrats Cwim
Stans Engineered
Political Spying T·oRestaurant, Wounded
BRIJSSELS (UPI) -A man ldenUfiei
u a . •year-old Morocc111 lured an
laraell ·em~ offiC!al to' a Bruue1' realaliran\:&iri~ay nil!U w!lll a proriilse
·to diVlll(e llil\lro k41> ;u.n;na pl1n1
against Iara.II flrieli and !hen ahol folir
or nve· llmea and criUeally wounded blm,
Bruuela "polite uid today.
Pollet • "!ld they iMil out a wanted
notice for liaaaan bet\ J,llab . beQ Salah
Jouda~ bom 1n· Cllablanca In ·July IM3,
beca1111 bil da<Jlptioa· •fill that of the
man wbo abol and aerloualy wounded
Oplilr Zadok, U. In a downtowo cafe, the
l'tlpcesl. -. .
Zadok, 42, ii mailrtd and f a I h e r of
lwo. Embuay offlclala·aald be worked at
the -chancal1ory here for about three
years.
It· wu the latest ln,a 9'11es ·of attack1
or threita i1a1nst-·1arael)a 11)11 brought
demanda In Tel Av!Y •lr,olJI .«poilUcal
leaderrfor lnte(llltiollll ·~ against
Arab cuerr)llu l!Unt· °"' •attacking Jewf4h .laf(eil tllrougbout· tljO ;l'orld.
. lo ~ii, Iaraell,-em~ oUlcia!J
said 1.adok w1,1 lured to ~-d<Wntown cafe l>1 a man wbo clalnjtd-,iio had Jn.
lormallon oo a planned.~ atw:k
cm tlJe, embauy.
He wu shot In the stomach and
although operated on la sun in 4anger.
the Israelis .aald. He was too badly hurt
to be questioned. _
The attack came as Well European na-
tions increased their vtgll1oce 1gatnst
possible new guerrilla 1tlacks against
(See lSRAE!J, Page I)
Business Service
Contract Weighed
An agreement by which the Tustin
Union High School Dbtrlct will provide
business services for the new Saddleback
VaUey Unified Schoof District will be
discussed by Tustin trustees tonight al
7:30 at Tustin High School.
The item wu deferred at an earlier
meeting imlU the San Joaquin School
Board could discuss it.
Trustees will 11.so heir 1 progress
report on construction or the tennis and
handball coorts al Unlverall)' High School
In Irvine. Tustin High School ii at 1171
Laguna Road.
WASHINGTON (UPI) The
Democratic Party accused Maurice
Stans 'today of heJping hire a "political
espionage aquad" to spy on Democr1tlc
omctoil~ and candidates. and financing
the operatloo with funda Intended for
President Nixon's l'Mieclloa campaign.
'n>e Democrats named Stans in a
formal legal document along with three
other men formerly connected either
with \be President's campaign or with
the White Houae.
The c:ompalint alleged that they "em-
. barked upon a conspiracy" last spring to
purloin polltlcal secrets from the
Democrats "by any available means, in-
cluding theft and photographing of
documents, and lnstallallon and monitor-
ing of wiretapping and eavesdropping
devices."
Named with Stan•, chairman of the
Finance c.mmtttee to. Re-elect the
President. were fonner campaign aides
Hugh W. Sloan Jr., G. Gonion Liddy and
E. Howard Hun! Jr.
the allegltions were . contained lD •
(See STANS, Page I)
Oranf e
•it bad him elocbd between 100 and
uo and Ofllcer °""' Kma, '""' .... wttll 111, .,... line dilfeftnl limes oo lhe
nt~ta.• be uld. JfllnOasloii Beacb police . uld bolh Wbldel-major dalna .. but did
DOI brn ID)' Information Oil !be d-
to the -Tbe -ol the house
GalS' Volleyball,
Kids' Football · . . : . , \ '
Programs Start ·Troops '~o Baek on KP
waa DOI lmmedl&tely avaUable. .
Colla Mcaa olbcen recovered "' de<> tSai PUllSIIlT, Pap ll
SO PHONE CA.LLS , . . .
GREET PIWT A.D
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PIJ.OT: • J)EbIVERY Servlc•-
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meit will ...... lbil --'
,._ta -ID lormlror a teanl to-~ .. the fill-·· ..Ueyball
leape are llrtllod to attenid "a ~al
7: Iii p;J!!. 'l'lllltoolq In -144, Irvine
Town c.ter, atll Campoa orive.
llalel, 1-. , .... tlA* lllll ofllda!I
w!ll be dlacttild l
ftl c1l7'1 lall log foolbell p«C'IAI for
lour•~flll.Wntw!lb• ...... -ana at .7:• .... -dl71Dtlleeoancldlamllerl.-..
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dl7 rnamJncj. ~-....-.__ llWUl be
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House ·PaM~ R_ejec,ts Funds for Civilian Workers
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for all aervlca.u too costly, undertaken
with no 1tudlea of the •fleet of tbe dutiel
on mllltary dlaClpllne or on how enllaled
m<ri really feel about doing ·them . ·
"Tbe commltlel ii of the opinion !hat
ouch duties do not detract from the
te"lctman'1 Image," It uld In 1 report
"As a matl« •of fact, the comtnltte:e
bellevei that theae are wholesome 1nd
character-building duliel wblch tnhanee
a servicem1n11 pride in the ""1ca."
The committee utd civilian KP
replacementa COit an 1verage $13,IOO 1
year compared to *6,500 for Gl1.
It said this ii becaWJt Ill clvtUan
kllcb<r>llelp man,ytin are needed for
evtrJ ono QI ...,..year, and civilians are
poid an a-..ase ·ll,800 compared to
$6,IOO for loW·ranklna enlllted ljlell.
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DAILY ,ILOT S!lff ,MM
¥ES Says No to Weeds
Three of tho 15 Irvine Youth Employment Service (YES) teens rake
the meager remains of unsightly weeds in the median strip of Uni·
versity Drive. Nicky Adachi and Mike Sweeney of University Park and
Larry Biggs of Turtle Rock (from left) were among youths hired by
the city for the '308 cleanup project. Human Enhancement Director
Paul Brady said the project w4s so successful city may consider other
uses for talentl of Irvine teens registering with YES program.
Corona Wears Blue Suit
As Murder Trial .Begins
FAIRFIELD (UPI) -Juan V. Corona,
1 SS.year-old farm labor contractor from
Yuba City, went on trial today on
charge• of hacking and stabbing 25 flelrl
hands to Cleath -the worst conrlnned
case of mau murder 1n U.S. history .
Wearing a blue suit and black sh<:Ni!!I,
Coron1 smiled and waved to · his ·wife,
f'f'f>m Page J
STANS ...
amended complaint, oubmltled b y
Democrotle party ll'tlytn 111. • U.S.
l>i!ttict Court here, to a civil ault filed
last June against flve men a~ted in
the break-in at the Wa~erga~ offices of
the Democratic National Committee.
The amended complaint added the four
men and the Committee for the Re-Elec-
tion :..: the President as codelendants and
upped the demands for damages from $1
million to $3.2 million. -
The latest allegations, according to
sources dose to the Dtmocrat.1, were
based on information gleaned from a
aelf-described participant in the alleged
wiretap operaUon. He wu not identified.
The Democrat1 charged that Stans,
former commerce secretary. and the
others CONpired, among other things, to
dutnly rtnancial records showlng that
$114,<XXI in Nixon campaJgn funds were
diverted to a special account to pay the
•;espionage aquad."
Sloan wa1 treuurer of Stans' com-
mittee at the time of the Watergate in-
dc;ent, but left his post lJst July .
Liddy was coumel to the committee
but was fired in June after he refused to
talk to the FBI about the Watergate
C.per.
Hunt waa a $100..a-day Whlte House
consultant at the time but no longer holds
that Job either.
The Democrats alleged that the June
17 break-in was conducted to repair and
rtplace faulty eavesdroppina: equlpment
installed earlier.
They also alleged that tbe squad tried
to break Into the offices of Sen. George S.
Mr~nvem In M."y.
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Gloria, when he entered the courtroom .
Before the beginning of the trial , she
was outside the rourthouse with a group
of 15 demonstrator11, carrying a sign
reading, "Justice for Juan Corooa."
Other pickets. mostly M e x l c a n -
Americans, carried sl~ declaring
"Corona is Innocent, "Frameup" and
"Don't Pick a Racist Jury."
Corona, apparently recovered from two
suspected heart attacks that followed his
arrest, II beln& tried In a 77-oeo~ win-dowless, wood-paneled and gold carpeted
Solano County courtroom. Tight 11ecurlty
has be<n lmpo>ed !or the court pro-
ceedings.
SeJecUon of a 12-member jury ·with two
a1temates l! the flrat task during the
opening ·session before visiting Superlor
Court Judge Richard Patton . A panel of
100 prospeetive jurors has been sum-
znoned. "
The trial Is expected to last several
mnnth1.
The Mexican-born Corona, who has
steadfastly maintained his innocence. is
l>eing prosecuted by G. 011\lid Teja, a
meficulous. pipe-smoking SUtter County
district attorney.
The defense attorney is Richard E.
Hawk, a fl amboyant veteran criminal
Iawver from Conrord.
The trial originallv was to have be1un
Sept. 5 but was postponed brie ny by an
aopellate court. tt was reset tor today
after Corona relented to a prosecu tio n
demand for fresh h11ndwritin1? samnles.
Corona's trial w11s moved to this rural
town of 48.000, near the bi~ Travis Air
Force Base. after Hawk con tended
massive pretrial publicltv made It im-
posslblt!li for Co rona to receive a fi:ii r trial
in Yuba City, near the grave sites.
"Juan 111 a kind . gentle man." HAwk
savs in descrlbln11: his client .
He savs Corona's nrriserutors know he
Is innocent and th.q t the identi tv of the
kil ler wlll C<Jme out earlv in the lrial.
The C'ase he,Ran unfold ln~ Mav 21 . 1971.
when the first body was found bv a
Jaoanese rancher on his prooerty. Four
davs later. el~ht more hacked C'Orpses
were pulled out of JT1nke ot"iifl graves in
fruit orchards near the Fe.ether River.
Cornna was arrested the ne-,i:t morning at
his home.
Ford An1101111res
Ne,v Rer.>au· Work
Guarantee Plan
DETROIT (UPJ I -Ford Motor C.0. to-
da:v announced a guarantee program on
repair -parts and labor -that the No.
2 automaker says is uniq ue in the auto
industry.
Ford said it and some 6.300 Ford and
~1ercurl deale rs will guarantee all parts
and repair on all cars, no ma tler what
the model years. ror 90 days or 4,000
miles,
Most automakers guarantee parts for
that period but leave the m1tter of labor
up to dealers to nea:otiate with
customers.
"If a rtpair Jlr par-ti replacement fall•
Jn nonnal servlCe during that period, the
CUltomer will rtetlve the neceuary
repeat ttp11lr work tree -part.I and
labor," the compsny said.
To encourage getti ng the work done
right "th< lint time ," Ford ,.Id it has
begun a "pioneering 1ervlce-employe In-
ce nti ve program" whereby 12 million In
prlzei will be ofltrod during tho collling
12 months to dealership m!ChanlCa and
service writers.
"Winners wlll be determined by
customer commcntl on Wport cards'
dlatrlbUted to oil cor otld truck ownoro
who obtain strVlce work at Fotd or Li.
coin-Mercury dealershtp11" Ford said.
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VwtCong
Propose
Coalition
SAIGON (AP) -'Ille Viet eon, lau<d
a new peace statement today 11y\nC Jt 11
"prepared to accept a provilional
government of national concord that
shall be dominated by neither tide. tt
U.S. IOllttiel In Saigon Interpreted thll
u a concession that nelther DiSe can wlD.
the war milll>rtly.
But Viet Cong and North Vietnamese
spokesman have said repeatedly in the
past -!or public coosumptloll, ot lcut
-that the coalition (OVUM! .. ! they
proposed wOllld be 1 coalition ol equoll,
with nooe of the fadtona domlnalJoc.
In Washington, there wa1 no J.m.
mediate comment from the State Depart·
ment.
At the White House, presidenUal preu
secrelary Ronald L Ziegler would uy
only that "we are studylnc it."
He declined to uy whether
Administration officials found any neW' or
encouraging language In the Viet Con1
atatement.
The Viet Con1 termed the three-page
declaration "an Important statement on
ending the war in Vietnam and restoring
peace."
But. at first reading It appeared-to be
no more than a reiteraUon of previous
Communist peace demandl.
Once again , It called on tbe United
Slates to withdraw all It.I troopm from
V.ietnam, to llop 111pportlng the "'lime
of President Nguyen Van Thieu, and to
halt the tig\nbin( ond minln( of North
Vietnam.
"Should the U.S. (OVernment reolly
resped the South VletDomeoe people 's
right ol oell-determlnallon ond oerloualy
negotiate to peacelullJ oetUe tbe South
Vielrulm problem," tbe lllWnellt oald,
"the Provts!01111 Revolutionary Govern-
ment ol the Ropubllo al South Vletnom is
prepared to Nlch -II to tbe ti·
feet that neither a Colnmunlll roglme
nor a u.s ... toop rectme lhall bl Im·
pooed on SOuth Vietnam.
"It iJ prepared to occept 1 provl1lonal
government of nallonal concord that
shall he dominated by neither side."
The Viet c.on, ·aho r t p e a t e d Its
previous formula l<>r tbe makeup ol the
government of national concord -a
three-setment coallUon composed -a
three-segment coalltloll compooed of It l
members of the Provisional Revolu-
tlonory Government (J) memben ol the
Salgon admlnlstntlon ucludin( Tbleu,
and (3) representaUve1 of other polttlcal
lorces In South Vietnam "Including thoae
who, !or poltUcal ......., hove be<n
compelled to live In exile."
"These three aegmenll ol thll aorun-
ment ore on tbe lll11HI lootin( ond
equal," the statement aid. •"nle
Provisional RtvoluUonary Government of
th< Republic a( South 'Vltinlll> oncl the
&igon administraUon without Nguyen
Van Thleu must appoint their meii, on
either side to parllclpate In the national
concord government. AJ ,for the nomina-
tion of the third segment memben, this
must be carried out through negotla·
tions."
Schmitz Oaims
U.S. Aids North
In Vietnam War
LANSING . Mich. (AP) -Rep. John
Schmiti, lame duck Orange County
C ... ngrtssman and American Party can--
d:date for prtsldent, aald Friday the real
0 dynamlte issue" of the pruldentlal
campaign is that the 0 Untted State Is
furnishing the sinews of war" to both
sldr · Vietnam.
Schmitz said America haa furnlahed
the technology to the Soviet Union to use
to build weapons to 1upply the North
Vietnamese.
Speaking at a news conference here, ht
sa id that both American blue collar and
white collar worker• have been put out of
work by having the "technolol)' transit~
rt><! I J a rompetitor."
He said the competitor. the Soviet
Union, then uses "slave labor to build up
a war machine" to fumllh materllla to
''the other al.de in a no-win war."
He said the "real immorality" cornea
w~ ~n the white collar or blue collar
worker loses his aon flghUng tn lhe war.
He came to Lan1ln1 to appear at a
meeting of the Congress of Freedom, a
cvnservatlve group,
Schmitz, an ex-Marine, said ti ht had
renlained in the service, he would have
been flying missions over Vietnam, wilh
the enemy firinl 0 h11hly computerbtd
~to-air mlaalle11' at htm.
He said he would take a "dim view
that my commander in chief, the presi-
dent of the United States, has been over
telklng to the monuloduron (Sovttl
Union ) on a ao-caUed peace oncl trade miss ion.''
Scluniu aoid !hot he rood In tho
n.wspopers, that l'ttoldmt Nbcon II tollt·
ii.g about KivlDI "them odvanced com-
puter technology."'
"Why! So thfy con more elllctellliJ'
bUlld the modwla lhot oro tqin( to kill
me after l'Vt been tent to a no-win -.ar,0
ho Slid.
S. Viets Cen8or TV
SAIGON (AP ) -Tbe South Vlelo
n•meae notlonol talevlllon and rldlo
networks wort Otdertd bf llIMb ,Ov.,...
l(ltnl olllclala today to atop oil!torltl •1'
taclu on Sen. Gtorfo llleGovtrn, i.
lonnonll sold. Tbe relJOl'I followt4 a 11.1;
Embuoy prottot to Ult .... ~
meot about the ottaclu.
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GAS MASKED SOUTH VIETNAMESE SOLDIERS CARRY WOUNDED COMRADE FROM BAnLEFIELD
VietnameM Troops Recapture 0.ne of ThrM Fortifled Comf>ound1 in Quang Tri City A1'9a
Th.ree Kids Saved From Page J
Wild Walnut Shootout COPTERS ...
chain rtacllon which destroyed the south
Vietnamese helicopters. Two Soutb Viet-
namese were killed and 20 wounded ia
tbe mishap. • Claims Lives of Four U.S. command said most of the
American . wOunded, including f o u i
civUians, were hurt while scrambling foi' WALNUT (AP) -Two penons were
found dead and two others died later
after a 70-minute gun battle here that in-
cluded the rescue of three amall children
from 1 buJlet-shatt.ered Ind tear gas-
cloaked apartment, sherlffs deputies
said.
The battle hegan late Sunday In this
Los Angeles suburb. deputleJ aald, oltor
they were summoned to the complex
near Mount 5an Antonio C.Ollege by a
security guud who aold be wu threaten-
ed by a retldent armed with a rifle.
A deputy was shot as en enteffit the
oparlmen~ outborillts sold. Both be ond
another deputy· wounded later were
tnated ond roleuod at a local hospital.
A lherill's opokesman said the sliootiniI
contlnued u 10me 40 deputla: and
hlghway'palt!llmOll orrlved ot tbe -
GunfiUArupted '•conttnUOU1ly" for
more than one hour as an undetermined
number of realdeutl were evacuated
from the complex, said Deputy Jim Orr.
Before enterJne the apartment, one
deputy noticed a -small child at 1 rear
window. Orr said that Tina Craven, I, and
her brother, Johnny, 4, were persuaded
to jump from the oec:ond story window
into the arms of two deputies.
Then, Deputy William Lackey, 2'1, do ..
ned a ga1 mut and climbed a ladder to
rescue Phllllp Riggi, 24, from 1 b 1 c k
bedroom of the opartment.
Orr said that Lackey discovered the
bodies of Phillip Riqi, :U, oo occupant of
the aporlment; ond Sondro Croven, :a,
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PURSUIT ...
trlc typewriter from the Davis vehlcle
and thC. mominl were ill the proCc11 of
obta.ining a warrant for a further 1earch
of the car.
Police beUeve Davia may be linked to
thtte other ·bUlllules in the Irvine
Industrial coftiplex that occurred over
the weekend.
Three elec&ric typewriters, valued It
12,100, were tabn from Action Slit>
coven:, 18$1 Kaiser Ave., Saturday n1cht
ond 1 l)>pewriler ond •ddlna 1111chlno,
valued at 11'/9, from Rolitri. and
Kosatura, 1711 Kaiser Ave.
Nothlnc WU to1t.. dllrin( the third
bur1l1ry ol McKlhbin Sale1, Inc., 1121
RoyDolds Ave.
Pollco oald plate pa11 windows wer.
llDllllld wttb 1 blunt Instrument to Sain
-In all three wes. .
Dana Point Man
Files Innocent
Plea in Slaying
Thomas lltadlord lllcOdchtn J'rlda)'
pteoded innocent 1n IM pistol alaytnr or
LaiWll e.,.h ~ 14 r I.
Vlrllbla llomnett. , Mn. llamnett, 41, .... Pot to. dutb
'l\teodaf inoniiiil after obi roo scrum-
IDC from bor !lime '«> wa .. • -· MtOllcbeo, Wllo waa ftllll)y, wa II'
noted by La(Ulll 8-11 poUOI and
charpd .. Ibo dealh --
Meeutchen. 50, ol Dua Polill. wa li•l!ll • pnllmlnarJ ...,... dala al Sopl.
11 ln .Dlvlllcin D al the louUI ~ °""'11 MIUl!dpol Court In Lasuno
Nlpl. Alltr rriur• ..an ...... bl
WU rttunled to custod1 In ~ Cowl-.., Jail. i:::;J::ci =.::::: = .. lloillloD 1lllt " Iba ~ 9;~ ..... mlblllild
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Covina, sprawled dead on thP living room bWlkeri. One American AC 119 "Stinger"
noor. I d d John Robert ~iggl, 18, Baldwin Park, gunp ane was amage .
died after arrival at Pomona Valley The cause of the original blast Was
Hsopltal, under investigatkln.
Booked !or inveslt(otlon of attempted In a delayed report the U.S. command
murder waa David BeNmaa, 29, Mon-said today an Air Force A'S/ jet fighter! terty P1rk. Larry E. Pemberton, JI, Woinu~ had bomber accidentally killed oiie SOUtli
been boobd 'on the wne charse bl.it dJed Vietnamese 10ldler and wounded anotbt.r
early today ot Pomono VoDey Hooptlal. Saturday while bombing near An Loe, 60
Orr sold 1 motive l<>r tho Incident wos miles north of Sal&on.
under lnvestlptton. Detedlveo were o1so 'Ille hu(e 1-ol hellc:opten will hurt
try1n& to determine wblcb lbola tlllod or wounded the victims, "but to the bell 01 South Vtelnomeoe military efforts In tho
our knowledp, all tho' v1ct1m1 died In the capital re11on for oome lime, particularly
uchonft ol sunfln with oUlctn, • sold In tho contlnuln( flgh!lng around
Sgt. Charleo Llmlle. Hi(l>way u.. A new moblle tailt lof<:e
Tho ~ ol Mn, cmen and ci'.ateci .. wQrl< In tbe areo ond dtlend
Phillip Rlul'• Infant aon .,.... laMn,to tbe caliilll de~dr Ion hellcopten !or
tho bomol alrolaUvw, outbodllli Mil -•-'"~ " "' 1 Jameo HUI!, it, a 1tudont at Cal State --... ""'Pl' y.
Fullerton ond occupant o( oo 1partment The 5, t·IOlllI Paw Doumer brid(e
almolt dlrectlf wou from Ibo lhpot-out over the Red River at Hanoi wu hit by
ocene, sold be looked out the window to laserguided "mart" bombs from U.S.
,.. oI1k:era flrin( Into 1 window, obit· jei fl(l>lcr-bomben -,, the U.S.
terln& tbe llau. -<OIMlllld said. ·
Window• ill tbe apartmeot cU.tectly Tbey repQrtea three spans ol the
under fire ond one adj_,i lo ti had bddp deslrofed and heavy dam11e to
be<n ohottered by el>otgun pellet.. three more llplllS, and the steel oncl cot>-
wl-.a sold. Tbe wa11J wttt reported· crete l1l[>Ullructure ol tbe bl( brld(e.
ly clotted with buDet bolel. Tbe Downer prev-ly wu hit on Mat to ond 11; when two oectlonl wen drop-
Fret11P .. e~
ISRAELI ••• ·
Israeli individuals ond InstelloUooo or
against tnstallatlona 11.JCh u oU depots In
countries the Palestinian guerrilla move--
ment COllllden overly Irlondly with
Israel.
The Zadok lhootin( Wll lllllOUllCOd Of·
liclaUy In Tel Aviv.
Th• attempt on Zadok'I Ille hoppened
five days after 11 memberl of the lsraell
01,ymplc teom, five Arab suerrmu ond
one GermlD policeman Wert tilled In
Munich u ntult of an Arab tarrorllt ot-
tack .
lltporll sold the ,,..,,.. WU IC).
componled by onotber mon, alao believed
to bo Aroh.
Panther Wife Target?
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Polloe 11Y
KAthleen Cloaver tho wile ol lll(IUve
Black Panther Eldridge Cleaver, aP.
parently wu a tar1et of a "set-up am-
buab" OD Aua:. u. in which IOJ11IODe
hoped olllcen -Id lllqot her •tld liar
two bodyl\Wdl. However, the Incident In
the basoment al 1 bUlltIJnc ill san ~..,.
ci!co'• Mlallon· Dlltrlct endtct .l!fth, no
shots being fired and no one belnr In-
jured, oncl oo arreall, police lnlpedor Ed
Hall II.kl. \ ' 1
ped Into the river, An. ~r-Foroe
spokesmoo IBld tbe laidat WU being
reboil! When hit agoln Sunclay.
-jell olao llammed Ullll' illl' nck:: .,.... two oncl loor miles from
llonol, destroylnr IJ bulldlnp oncl donuliinl el(bt others, the command
sold.
l'lghtlng continued today around Cl!>
tured Tien Pbuoc district town, 38 miles
llOlltb ol DI Nanr, m miles oortheast or
Sl)gon.
lfPl reporter 'Ed Bauett said aovem.
ment troops won back an outpost three
mlles southeut ol the town. Viet Cong
ond North Vletnamuo troops coptured
tbe town Slllldajl alter a week ol ll(l>tln(.
Meeting Slated
For Bond GrQup
A special m10iin( !or 1rvtne midonls
interested ill '!O'kin( for p1ssa1e of a ISO
million ICbool hood eloctloll Nov. 7 will
toke ptlCe ,toniJbt at 7 O'~ II
Uoivenllf Pork Slll!Mlrtary School; .'572
SondlJurs Lant. ' . .
Tbe me.etilltr WW bl Jn rooms II aniI :JO •
Follow)Da tlie·bond campolp IDJ!lllng,
tho lrvtlle Unified School Dlltrlct boord
will condiict 1 replor m10tlllf[ ol 1 p.m.
· Topics Include 1 J:":lbla ' "= =~:: ond ·'f:...~ -
N ixo n B aeked .. ' PaMl Okay• [)eferu~ Spending l
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Huntington Beaeh
Fountain Valley Todur's Fl.llal
N.Y. Steek.s
voi:. 65, NO. 255, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1972 TEN CENTS
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49,200 W. County Students • Ill Class
II)' MICHAEL GOODRICH
Of .. Dllh> , ... Sltff
When 41.JOO Weat Orange Counly high
and elementary ICbool 11udents an·
awer<d the call to achoo! today they
fomid thlnp aomewhat changed and
perhaps more tnlerestlng.
Tbe HunUngton Beacb Union Higb
School lllllrlct and three of Its major
fetcter ele"'"°tary achooF dlstrlcta are Ill'
sUgatlng cbanges In things from cur.
tlculwn to. food . oervtce•. · ·
Tbe changes are lnfiuenc:ed by two fao-
tors affecUnc tbe ICbool dlstrids -tbe
g11>wth tn student enrollments and tbe
trend towl!'I more tndivtdualized edllelt-
tton for stUdents.
Here is a run down of what 1tudcnta
and parents can expect.
Haatjqtoo n..a High School opened
with about 2,500 students. Tbe old a(l-
ltlt!Olf"blllldtng baa been ·de..,I·
I.shed .as Pl!rt of , a renovation project.
!'he adminlltratiOD )l'ill be ill tbe cafe-
o .w.. . ' • DAtLY "-.n ,..., ,.._ JuuY GRABER, 16, DISPlAYS HEJl.>COLORFUL FOOTGEAR
Edison High Senior a Fashion Plato on School'• Opening Day · ·
Church Leaders .P"nder .'
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J\'.~xt ,'High. Rise Step
Leaderi· o! tbe First. ChriJtlan Church
Jr, !luntlngtoq Beacb are trying to decide
If the1, 51Jou!d resurrect ihelr dream o! buJl4liig a 17·story, senior citizens apart·
ment tower.
Tbe ctream w41 ahauered recently by
Superlor-<;ourt. Judge ,J. E. T. "Ned"
Rutter, wbo ruled ntegal a eonditional
aceptloo the city bad granted for the
tower.
"There are esaenttally three possible
actlonl left,'' Da1e Bush, a· church
member . and attomey revresenUna the cburc1'. said today, "We c;utd 1ppol hi!
dedskm, ask for a new (g:>odiUonal eJ•
ception, or do nothlng/' ..
-aald churcb leaden bave not yet decided w(lal they will do.. ,
' Rutter'• ruling ended • lll!t filed by tbe Rim~~ HOME Coun'cil, ,which .~·~ constrUctl9n ot1be
'°!F·•l 111h.S~ and Ac!apll• Ayenue,
I BUslr lalci tbe jlidge had Nied the COO-
~ aace~tl/n lll'l!I becauae tbe Coimdl' hi~ made no fin<llng of «(~'~{ -1an. ordinance ~uifement
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Ho aald the church could ilk for a new coodttloDal exception, pleading hardablp,
lhiuP that could be cbaUenceet 1n court.
Tbe tu mll1lm cburcb tower and new
50 PHONE CALLS . ' . G~ET PILOT. AD . .
""f111Hlc J'lllDmel''
,,,.., -the -of the -.. lfaer wllt ploeed thll ed In lhe DAILY . PILOT:
DllJVERY · Servtee-
"""""'· ~ tFmt, full
'l1le '!i'P,:::i'io Ciiio In one -.lay.
l'faMhm JOU'rt looll!l\c for rtal l(tfon
-to ~. oeU, bi.., trade ••• whatever -"" ,... n-,e .,,.,. -le can -II.' lo lie c1allfled ..ctlaa -ol the llAILY PILOT: Direct Uae:--.
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sanctuary now cannot be built on the
land wned Rr 1.
Bush said, in fact, the tower j•cannot
be built anywhere ID Huntington Beach,"
because there ill no blgb rise allowed
wilhout a tondiUonal except.ion.
"It's ironic," .be....sald.· "because If the
federal government wanted to build, the
city could not atop it."
Tbe church wu In lliH: !or a federal
grant !or low-<OSI boualng from tbe
· (Ste TOWEii, Pqe I)
Two Grove Mep.
Held in Heist
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'At Gas Station:
Two Girden Grove men. wire arreSted
early this mqrnlng alter one ol them
alle11edly threatened a Huntµiglon Beach
service station au.ndlint w)th • botcber
knife and stole flO !rom the llaUoo.
Police ldentlfled the two .1 robbery
swpects '» ~I Ji."!""'4 r•
11, and John Donald Skeriton, alao 11.
Both men IA being beld ID the Hun-
~ Baach c:lty jalL . • '
"""""""' to pollco, -allepdly
bepn ba--Iha -llatlon at Iha -ol -Jl6WtTmd and Hell A-at aboat 1:4' lhll mamlllg.
Aecordlnl to polJce -· be •• ..., pu0M a blfl • tht atotlon at.
'tmdant, RAIMld Dykoten, •• ...-.
and -.. -the -..... Fenton then allecedlY !lad in a car
reportedly clrl,..,, by Slenloll. 'l1le ota-
Uon attendant pholled a delcrfptlon 41 Ille
two men and tbolr car to police wtio ap-
prehended Ibo ....,ectl II -·ltlllr
'OD W_..,,. A-... 1111 .II/I ~ .,.... ' polloo ,.,.......
Pollco 11': both -.. , ......
peace!ully.
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teria building.
Tbtte cater«! r.od oervtce llt>el will be
.. t Up OD campus to prvvlde hol IUDcbel
at prices c<rnparabla to tbe fonner
cafeteria fare.
NewJy·appotn~ prlndpal I.any Lucas
will be personalizing educatlan on the
Oller campus by 'uttllzlnc . tnstructtonal
aides, parent vohmteen and commw>Jty
le;.ci!';!c! 1~as;"" s<h..1 wllh 4,450
students will be ~ largest. ill 'tbe •tote. ..
' Near Saigon
Tiie lludeall .-t!Y nii for their ~ flrlt puptli in the dlstrtCI to
aelect their OWll• claa Umes and
teachers. Tbe ICl>ool prtnclpal II Dr. Paul
Jlert<r. .
Fountain Valley wjJI alao lnsttcate a
new atudent aoternment oraantution
known U :a management .,mm. A MW
mulU,medla c.nter will open oo tbe
Baron. cwnpua . comhi01'!1 the library
with apeclal . .....un:e ceiten tn math,
Enclllh, ~ .Wdlea and art.
Viet ·Copters,
U.S. Soldiers ' ' .
Hit -hy -Blast
SAIGQN (UPI) -An esploslan at the Bien--Ho..-atrburjust-11-mlles 1n>m
Saigon wounded 41 Americana and
destroyed or damaged 70 South Viel·
nameae helicopten,. spokesmen aaJd to-
day. It wu·the wont· such lnddent of the
wai ....
~r!~\.:'::~:,.m
A ~speed . punuJt bx c.ista. Mesa
~~~in HuntiJl«lon Beach
... r1y lo!laY with, the deltructiOD ·of ""' automobiles, ~udln1 ,a oquad ear end
the arrill ol a 26-year.old 111111 police
ouspect ol burglarish>c an Irvtne lndlli-
lrl•I bulldlng.
Tbe chue, "1llch •featured iptedJ In ...... or is mnes,per-11oar ~ ntn.
sllckened. atreets, came to an end near
Huntlnilm Cenfral · Part when .-:ciota
Mesi ~ Gary Barwtl llulbed '"'t
the biding suapect with a """'""· Wlllle Lee Dow,' ol_<>nnn, WU taken
lnto ·CllllocU' ... ~ <L blirlW1zllll
the Olfi<e suite of the Standard Pactllc
CorporaUOD, 1$11 lo(~ Blvd.,
lrvtne, around 4 a.m. today.
An alarm allegedly trf(gered by Divis
brougbt three Costa Mesa IQUld can ar.d
the Newport Jleacb ·police liellcopter tnlo
lmmedlate action. Tofetber :hey trailed
a opeejlinf vehicle west on Talbe!I
Avenue to Its deatleod at Golden West
llreeL
Polic< • alld Olfloer Bob Q-osan wu
unaware· of tbe del!Hnd and nn into •
dlrt en>bonk!Mnt, blllln1 a amaU re11 ...
tor •tsn along the way which rued tbe
str.n. end lilbll from the """ ol hll
lqWld ar. He -not Injured. Barwlii. who hid rmialned 300 yardl
beblrid, Aid • be uw Davll wheel bis
opeed .... --to \be li#lt, spin thlwch ID emPIJ lioid, and -for two
-... Sanri-.. l!lreet. (Seo PtJll8UIT, hie I)
Meanwhile, U.S. planes 1ta1ed one ol
the blgeit ·raids · ol the war against
11ano1:1 suburbc.Sunday, knocldng out the bur• Paul 0.1mer Bridge and bombing •
lour m1lltaJy barracb lollaUatlom close
to tbe Nodh Vlt!namHe capital, the U.S.
......,nd aald. .
A.JlaVJ A7 ~ wu'lhol down by a ~..:J!;t"11~
the U.S. !"""">Ind aald. ·V·· .... atormecl aod took :~ ~ ... £"*~~='!ti.t""t ...... ' . ·BliPf and ldJW4 1lf lilllll'ifti 71 ~ :• ' • ' •• 11111lll'JW.19~~ 8elbetl, r · ~hm mt llOrlheminool ·::Tr ?ap H'e\!Y aalil It Ii iloubUUI that '....;._....;. ~ can.1neet Prell-deirt "tii"-9' '!l'bleli'-.de-dll -1or · :o .. n Tri liy ~.·ii"" · '-:t Bien Hoa atr bue a pile of large
llrplOne. bi\mbi ;fi!Uiig to be loscfecl OD
AlU04 ' -uploded. ,.111ng off • cbj1D, readJan wblcb dollroyecl the Sooth
. Vlotnamese hell<opten. Two· Sooth Viet.
-were lillled and 30 wounded ID
the mlll>ap.
U.S. command alld lllOlt of the
Amtrlcan wounded, lncludlng Io u r
clvtllanl, •re hult ·wbllt acrambllnc for
~one American AC Ill "Sttncer" ' " " . . . run~ ilu dtmii1ed.
·,,,. .couae ol the orlllnal bla.st was
.-r · lnvesUgatl(la.
In a,olelayecl report tbe U.S. command
llld todaJ ·ID Air Force AM jet flgJlter·
bomber accl~ }!lied one South v~,,,.. .. *'!<!!er ind wounded another
~tunlay wbllt, bombln& near An Loe, eo
miles north ol.8algon.
Tbe hqe-1111•. of belleopten will Mirl
SoulliV!et'ilni'"' mllltary efforts in the
copltal ...,_ for aome ttme, partla•larly
ID the COD~ flgbtlng mund
llJChway U. A •new mobile tuk force
created to·-'t in th& ilrea and defend
the capital depondl on bellcopten for
lralllpOrt and for mupply.
Tbe 1,1110-fool·lq Paul Downer bridge
over the Red Rlftl' at HllJOI was bit by
Cleo OOJ7EllS, Page I)
Marlu 111&• School greeted uoo
students. Independent stuoies programs
will be tlwiche<I in the socill studies and
buslnes! department of the Viking cam-
pus.
School principal Charles Weaver hope.s
to e:rpand the independent study program
while Improving communication between
staff members and the students.
Edlloa BJglt School opened to about
3,600 students. The Charger pupils will he
choosing their own coonselors this year.
Principal Ernie Pascoe also pl.Ins lo
meet frequently with small groups ol
students to exchange ideas aboul lt.e
school.
\Vestmlasttr IDgb School \viii be the
education home for about 3,SJO students.
An interdisciplinary studies program for
underachieving students will be in--
stigated along with new courses in city
governmen t and poliCe science.
According to principal Fe r r e n
(Ste START, Page li
I : lliAll.Y ,ILoT ,_... W TlrfY 0!¥Mlt
·SU MAUDllN, 17, WEARS FANCY CHAPIA\l'tO. SCHOOL
11.cfloon High Sfnlor Aloo Sportod Big &Ow Tio on Flrar Doy
Huntington Police Vowing
Bike Violation Crackdown
By JOHN ZALLER
Of "" o.llY .. , .... , ....
Huntington Beach Police have an..
nounced a Crackdown on ·bicycle riders
who habitually violate standant traffic
laws and g!t ,a.way wJth it.
Citing statistics that show a doubling in
the bicycle actldent rate this year, of.
fleer Ivor Gltaham aaid that "some of-
ficers mlght have teodtd to overlook the
odd bicycle tnlractlon tn the past, but
with the problem getting this serious,
we've ·got 'to buckle down."
Gitsham, who ill coontlnator or tbe
department's new bicycle aafety pro-
gram, said 90 percent of car-bikt col-
Uslonl are tbe !ault of the blcycliJI.
"A lot or riders don1 11eem to realiu
that the same law1 that apply-to cars
also· app!y to them," .Gltsham said.
"We've got to educete pebple to thia.." Ainooc tbe common vlotatlolll that may
have been underemphasized In the put
are :
-Riding on the wrong side of the
street or · coasUng through stop. signa
wlthOl!l·maltlng a lull stop.
-Rkilng at night without a .re:Oedor
and headlamp, both visible from at lea11t
300 !eet: ·
-U1lng handlebars or "choppers'' that
come lbove the shoulder of the rider.
Cyclists Under 15 years of age will be
given warnings for all violations. Riders
15 thru 18 will be given warnings, and
after three, they will be required to go to
court.
Adults will ~ cited for their first of-
fense and required to appear in courL
"Children aren't our only vlolaton,"
Gltsham said. "I've seen whole familles
out for an-evening ride, and with pop In
the lead, they'll just cruise through stop
aigns or ride on the wroni aide of the
street.
4 Die in Walnut Shootout "Anyone who drives a car kmws wbat
(See CYCUST, Pase I)
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3 Children Rescued as Bullets, Gas Employed.
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been booted on the same charge but died
early today at Pomona Valley Hospital.
Orr<N.ld a moUve for the locident was
uncJer invesUgatlon. DetecUves were also
trying I. detennlnt which shots killed or
WOUllClad the Ticllma, "but ·to tbe best of
nur knowledge, all the vtcUm1 dled In the
exdlanp of gunfire with olflcen," aald
Sgt. Cbarles Lemke •
'l1lt chDdren or Mto. Craven and
Phllllp lllUl'• Infant aon were taken to
the bomts of relaUves, authorities <d •
Jamao Hull, II, a student 'at Cal State
Fullerton and OCC\lplllt of ·an apartment
almost ~lrectly across from Iha 1hoot-01Jt
scene, .. id be looked out tbe window to '
,.. officers ftrtng Into a window, shat·
tertng the glaaa. •
Wea .. er
Considerably ~1oudy skies will
grace the Orange . Coast tcrlight
and into TUesday with a chance: of
some more drlules and light show·
ers !hrouah Tlleaday. Highs In tht
mld•70s •!th lows near eo.
INSIDll TODAY
Cali/""'14'1 !IO•lh /or llcG°""
~rn arc too b~ ol tltt beach.ti.
occordtng lo .,.. Democnltlc
supporter. Onct U&q get bat.le
('Tom . uacotion, thnugh, thing1
1hould pic.9 up. S11 tCOt\I on
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Clmlc• " °' .. " (Mty ' ·a.·...,,, .. 1--,. 1:1(.:itll Ntllm • ""' =1~ lftttr'-1 ''" • ·--lllttrlll--" ·-" ·-tt-tl -. ...... ._. • --• ... lll'fl M
Windows tn . tbe opartment directly
unde• 111'1 and one adjloont to It h8d
been &battered lly lholgun pellets, w-aald. Tba wan. Wiit reported• ;
II' dollad with .bullet bole. '"---------...... '
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rfop 1~ixon Aide
-~amed-in Spying
WASHJNGTON (UPI) The '!be compolinl llleaed lhll tbey ......
Democrallc Pany accused :Mlurioe barked upon a eonsplraey" last spring to
purloin political MCttts from the Stans todliy of helplna hire • "polltlcal Oemocratl "by any avaUable means, ln-
espionqe "'luad" lo IPY on Democralic dudlni tbefl and pholOCJ•Phinfl of
olfld.all and candldale1, and !lnancln1 documenll, and lnallllatlon and monJlor.
the operotlon with fUndl intended for Ing of wlrellppln1 and eavttdropplns
Pruident NllCll1's rHlectlon campalp. devktt."
The Democrats named Stes ln a l he formal legal document along with three Named with Stans, chairman o t
other men formerly connected either Flnance Conun.Utee to RHl1ect .~
with the Prelldenl'• campaJcn or with President, wert former campaign a1 s
the While House. Hugh W. Sloan Jr., G. Gonloll Liddy and
E. Howard Hunt Jr.
The allegat.Jou were contained lD an . ·z · d the bruk·ln •t the w.~cnce. °' Media U ti ize ~ the The~.:~;~, added ::four
men and the Commltte< for the Re-El..,.
B M G lion .: Ille Pmldonl u codefendanll and
Y C . overn upped the demands for d111U1g11 from II
mUliot> lo tU million.
· '?be late1t alle1ationl, accordin1 to
I C · • soutcet: close to the Democrats, were n ampaign based on Information gleaned from •
sell-described participant ln the alleged
wtretlp operaUon. He w11 not Identified. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. CAI') -
George McGoverii, ocrambllng bird lo
glln on Richard Nlaon In the r1ce for Ille
White HOUIO, bu appareolly llllUed ~ a
lhree-plrl formul1 for 1ettlna hll f1et on
televillon and his n1me In the paper u
ht CllllJ>l)lftl about the country.
Tiie pll<ft he 1oe1, the thtnp be cloa
and the remarks he maku vary. But
McGovern'• well orchHtrated effort to
mike new1 hu become prtdtctlible.
In the lint week of hll full time <1m-
palp for lhe pmlcltncy, the South
Duoll Dlmocr11ic ltDllor h 11
employed thae devlceo on 1 dilly bUll:
-The "vilual event1" tuch u 1 .Ult to
1 111pel'llUlrUt lo tllr 1boul rlllnl food
prlcoo with lboppen, or lo 1 numu1 ... turlna plant lo Ilk "°rk1ro what lllUU
Ibey conlldor Important, or lo 1 farm lo
dllClla crop eupporll.
11>ere'1 nothln1 new about the 0 vl1Ual
event." In the WhJte HOUie, when Presi-
dent Nlzon doe1 II, tbl pr<H lldel Clll' It
a "photo opportunity."
There ii UtUe bird lllWI I n
McGovern's vlaull tvtnll. Anytblna Ille
e1ndldlte 11y1 hi ftnlfllly • perapllrue
of hll pr .. loutly lllllcl oplnioDI. But,
bec1uee ol the Interplay with the public
and the pbyllcll Mtllni ltNll, the IVlnt
uaually mlka for roOd ~-
-The loCll ..... conlennct. In hll
The Democrall dlar1ed lhlt Sl1111l,
an'lended complaint. aubmltted b y
Democratic pony lawyen In U .s.
Dlllrlcl 'Court· !!ere, lo 1 dvll 11111 filed
Jut JuM. qalnlt OVe tntD ln'flted In
former commerce aecretarY, and the
othm CIOl'ltplrtd, amooa: other thlna•, to
clellroy llnandll recorde lhowlna lhlt
1111,000 In Nlxoo CllDJ>l)I" funda wer.
dlvtrted lo I apodll ICCOlllll lo pay the
"espionqe 1QU1d."
Sloan wu trusurtr of Stam' eom-
mllle< 1t the time of the W1ter111e In-
cident, but left hll poll IJll July.
Liddy wu C0\111111 lo the commltlee
but wu ftl'ld In June llltlr ht refused lo
1111< lo the FBI 1bout tho Wllefllle
C.per.
Hunt WU I tlOO+dly Wbllo Houle
"""'"111111 at the time but no lonpr bold>
lhlt Job llther.
The Domocnll lllefed lhlt the June
17 break·ln wu conducted lo repllr ind
rtpl1ce · flully .. vetdropplna equlpmenl
tnstalled earlier.
They lllo llle1ed lhlt Ille "'iu&d lrled
to bre•k Into the olllce1 of sen. Geofle s.
McGovern In Mly.
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flnl five full dly1 on the rood, Mc<lovml ~ the di)' ,..munen1 and :....:.J!:U:w1~~= ~·n-,-wt11,l>a~by
Ilk quntlom on any laut In 1 formll Wff-Clly Mlnqor , R o b • r t
prou confennce. • • Huntley ~.~ .. i;lllet .Wll~r .~11. BU! In Wit, Sin lilqo, Roctford;' Much iii ti;, Clw tlitie Will bl'lpelt1 at
nl., and tlNWbefl be bu lllond dll· the dty hill Ind pollc:t beldqlllflero.
lerent laell tel .. illon l)OWlft\On lo film ., '""Illa Vllley Blemeallrf SCl!oo!
10 minute lnlervlews. Sometlmt1 laell Dlatrlct welccmed 11,900 l!Udenta to
newspaper reporters are ~Jto. Inv~ to begin the school year. The district wllh
participate. ~ . t · ::. : • open 1 new ICbool -Plavan -which will
-McGovern alto appeJridlf•t &'r&lly.1 have 1pecial faclllUes for )\andicapped
day during his first .,. .. Ii ·b• <ll!f roll!! atudeJlll wbo .. m .mak< up '1o of the
·since the campalgq,1 offteffilly!:~~rtid · schbots~44o 1tudents. /
Labor Day. They art;J:lefd at,~:ol' Eac1i~,scbool in the district/will also
downtown inte:r1ectloiw A' .lfC~I =-rock bave proarams for educationally han-
bend or the hllh 1ehciOI mi#Il>f ))11ri1t:j1·. dl<1pped and mentally 1illed atudonts,
USU1lly <ecrulled to ·J¥lp '!tlr .iCJi I\\'!', A apecllf proal'lm will be 11unchtd for
crowd before McGover;ii·~lits, • ,. ·: ~ · .• clill~ with br~ln . da!fla&e and t~e
Probably the best r.!J~·· thi ·fir's~ .dl~nct wUl msbga~111g a new 1n:
week wa1 in dowt1to~ tle ~iud culum m mathematics,
night when DM>re thin i,lm, It Jim· ' Superlnlendent Mlk< Brldi.
med the lnlerlectlon odiSid.!' Coovem's · vlft Eltmeallry !tchool
hotel. Democratic Sen. W'a?fen: G. ;, , · ,-~~1 an enrollment' oPtl.M9
Magnut0n and rour of the state's 1ille -«-!lud'en . uperlntendent .Tames CarVen
Democratic Hou!e memben appeared say11 the dlltlict will continue to in·
"lth the candidate. dividuallu ln.strudlon for each student in
The pffifomlnantly young crowd waited the dtltr:lct. .
n.Ues1ly through a lengthy introduction Most of the scbooll wlll be run 041'. the
from Magnuson but erupted with ·~ flexible space program allowlnf. more
plaUJe and cheers on numeroUI occasions diversity of ln1trucUon through eaming
a1 McGovern spoke. <:i!nten.
When visual events. local interviews, A new dl1trlct developed testing pro-
and ralliea fall to get McGovern a minute gram will alao be launched to mea11ure
or two on televllion, there will 1tlll be oc-the abilities of each 1tudenll. 'Ibe results
caslonai 1peeches at conventions of labor will be Uled to tallor programs of study
unions trade auoclatlons and other around each student'• needs. organi~Uon1, and full news conferencu. A cl ~• for the deal and bllnd students
McGovern aaid ln July be would give at' will open at Lark View School and • new
least one news conference per week that cl ass for hard of hearing st11dent1 will be
ii not limited to Just certain newsmen or started at Golden View School.
certain subject11. About 7 ,300 young1ter1 1 n I w e r e d
the openlna dly bell In the Hunting·
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ton Be1ch Elementary School Dl1lrlct.
Two new achool1 -Burke and Kettler -
1te opening In the dillrlct tbl1 fill.
Superintendent A L. Moffett 11y1 the
lnslructlonal programs in the dl1trlct will
vary little from last school year.
Equality Hiring
Pro~ram Slated
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At Valley High
An equal opportunity employment pro-
gram for thf' Hunlington Beach Union
High School District. will be pnaented to
trustee• when thfy meet at 7:30 Jl.m.
Tuelday in the Fount1ln VaTiey Hl1h
Sr.hool cafeteria.
Tbe employment pf08ram pled1te1 the
dl,trict will be totally fair IJ'J hiring and
will not di scri minate on the basts of ract,
color. rel i~ion. sex or naUonal or1,Rln.
Furthermore the plan proposes that the
dt1trict not deal financl1ny wnh oom-
panles which discriminate In thelt hlrJng
pr~ctlce:'I'.
The llChool d\1trlct WI! cdt~lltd )lflt
s~ .... ,. ..... ber by membtn: of the M6Xlc1tn-
Amerl<'11n Committee on Educat!Oft who
ch•t"'ed the"e were not enouah Chicanos
e'"'"'oytd by the district.
· " lnvtiiitlgatlon of the district's
tr-·"0 '1""tnt practices w1a conducted by
!1'~ t""te Fri• l:mpl1rimtnt Practlr.11 er-..,-1sJ'1''1, The commllllon helped the
~·-' '•t drow up It. <mploymeot pro-
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DAILY f"IL.OT Sl9ff ,.._..
N """ Prlnclpal
The Fountain Vllley School
District's Arevelo1 School blS
a new prlncipll. She ts Dr.
Helen Clower, former director
of instruction !or the Valle
Lindo School District in El
Monte.
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• Vi.et Cong
Propose
Coalition
SAIGON (,\!') -Tho \llol 'OOoc -
1 new pe.oee 1talement loday 11Y1n1 ff hi
"pnparecl lo ICC<pl • pr'Offslcll&I"
government ol naUoaal OOIK.'Ol'd that
lltlll be domlnlllcl by neither -•
11.S. -In Sal&<>n fnterpnted tbla u 1 ClOll<lllloo lhlt neither llde cm win
the Wit militarily.
Bui Viet <Jona 1nd North Vletnam<a
spokesman hive tlld repeollclly In the
put -for publlc aJllltlDtplkm, II lout
-lhlt tlie colllllon IOVmun<n! they
p~ would be 1 collltlon of -la,
with DOM of the flctionl domlifallni.
In Wultfnalon, Ibero WU DO lln-
medllll comment N the Sllte lleplrl-
ment.
At the White Houle, presidential -
...,.1ary RAlnald L. Zlnllar -NJ O(>ly lhlt "we 1rt lludylnJ IL"
He declined to say whether
Administration officials found any new or
encouraging languqe In the Viet CO.,
statement.
From Pagel
PURSUIT ...
The Viet <Jona lerm<d . the --declaration "an important statement on
ending the war in Vietnam ad l'tltbring
'1:!' peace, I'
· But at flrsl roldlng H 1ppeared lo be
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' • Ronnie Penhall, C, cllmhl the _ocallng ladder In HunUnrton Beach's
Sun View Put. The pull: f1clllty on Julleti. Low Dr!v1 In north
Huntington Be1ch bu the latut In modernlaUc play equipment for
children. It la ne1r Sun View School. He said Davis mowed down a bAckyard
fence conpecting the two houses. crashed
into a garage, and cont inued to nee on
foot.
Aided bf the ligbll from !ht,, poll""
helicopter, Barwig aa.id he cllUed Davil
on foot for about one mile untll he found
him biding behind a parked truck.
StiD shaken by the erperience, Barwig
said today that the Davis' Jt72 1'muscle
car" bad.mort speed than the tquad cars
and that the b1gtHpeed pursuit "was
some damn dangerous drivtng."
"I had him clocked between 100 and
110 and Officer Owen Kreza , •vho was
with us, spun three different times on the
v·et streeta," he uid.
Hunlinllon Beach police aald bOlh
vehicles IUltalned major damage lxrt did
not have any information oo the d11n11e
lo the boule. The 1ddreu of the house
was not immediately 1vall1ble.
Costa Mesa officers recovered t.n elec-
tric typewriler from · the D!lvhl vehlde
and th!J morntna ...,. In the proceu of
obtaining a warrant for 1 further eearcb
of the car.
~~~'~r.,,,m~ ,,.tl!011n~
JndU!trial complu: that occurred over
the !Wfflcend •. ' I < I'' J
Three electric typewrlten, •alued At
!2,100, were token fnnn Action Sllp-
eoven, 1851 Kaiser Ave ., Saturday night
and 1 typewriter and 1ddfng 1n1chlne,
valued at -tm, from Roberll 1nij
Ko51kura, 1791 Kaller Ave.
Nothlnc WIS tll<en dufinl the third
bllrJllary of MdClbbfn Slln, Inc.. 11121
Reynoldl Ave. ·
Police 1ald plate &1au wlndow1 wire
smashed with a blunt lnltrument to 11tn acceu ln ·all three cue1.
FromPqel
CYCLISTS ...
kind of problem this can cauae, ·• Gilsham
said. .
Through the first seven months of 1t72
there were 104 bicycle accldenta ln Hun-
tington Beach, Jnclucllnc two in which
riden were killed. In 12 montbl of 1971,
there were t7 bike acclderits.
Oltsham explalned that the crackdown
Isn't aimed at simply iJ!u1ng mort cita·
Uons, "but at educating the bike' riders."
He noted that the new btcycle ufety
progr1m will seek lo retch .111 tbl
elementary achoo! children In tbl city
thi1 year, teaching them ba1lc traffic
laws and safety mealUl'et.
"Everyone has gone hoc wild over
bikes ln the put year or IO," Gltabam
111d. "Some kind of 1cllon ii necawy
to bring the lftuation into lint."
All-year Report Set
A progress report on all-year schools
and a discussion of the di!trict's new
education plan are tlated iotUlht at the
re1ular business meeting of tnastees of
the Oceln View School Dlrtrlct
The me<tlng wW be held 11 7,llO p.m.
at district offices at the comer of Beach
Boulevard and Warner Avenue.
no more th.an a ttlteratlon of previous
Communist peace demands.
Once again. it called on the United
States to withdraw all ill troops from
Vietnam, lo stop 1Upportina the roglme
of President Nguyen Van 'Ihl.eu, lbd to
bllt the -blna Ind min1na of North Vietnam.
"Should tbl U.S. gomnment 'ullf
respect the SOuth Vietnamese people's
right of self-detenninaUon and seriously
negotllll lo peacefully setUe the south
Vietnam problem," the ltltemtat 11ld,
"the Provisional llmllutlonary Govern-
ment of the Republic of South Vl1tnam ls
prepared ~ reach agreementl to tbe t.f·
feet that neither a CommuniJt nglme
nor a U.S.-stooge regime shall be im-
posed on South Vietnam.
"It 11 prepared lo accept a prov!Jlonal
government of national concord U..t
1hall be dom!Dlttd by neither 1ld1." C
The Vlei Con( ll>o rep e I U d Ill
prtvloul formula for the mlkeup of the
government of naUonal concord -a
three-sebnent coalition composed -1
tbree-selM<ftl coalilioo composed of II )
members of the Provisional Revolu-
tionary GovtrlllDlllt (I) memben of the
S.igon otlmlnlllratlon ucludJDs 'lll!IU,
and (3) repment.uv .. of other poUUcll
force• IJ'J•South Vleblam ulncludlnl tbDle w6o, for political reuon11 have been
compeUed to llVI in oJle. '~ , i
"These three jegments or tbla p'ftin.
ment are oo Ille ume footlna and
equal," the •tatemfllt . llld. 1'1'be:
Provialonol llm>IUUonary Government of
the Republic -of South Vielnam and the
Sal1on atlmlnlllraUcln without Nguyen
Van_ 'l'llieu muat 1ppolnt their men on
either sldl lo ptrtldpate In the DIUOOll
concord government. Al for the -tlon ol tbe tblrtl 111111ent -memberl, thll
muat be CllTletl out tbrougb ..,.U• tlona."-.
S. Vietl Censor TV ·
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llAIGON CAP ) -Tiie Soutll Viet·
IWl1... n1tlonll talevilloo Ind rldlo
networu w1ro ordered by hlgb pv1m-
ment o!Hclall loday lo olop edllorlll •~
locu on Sen. Glorge McGovern, tn-
fOl'J!llnll 11id. Tiie report followed 1 U.11.
Emblssy protell lo the Saiplo fOVll'tl-
ment about the attacks.
Corona Wears Blue Suit
As Murder Trial Begins
FAIRFll!LD (UPI) -Jue V. Coronl,
• 31-yllN>ld '""" labor contractor from Yubl City, ,.ent on tr11l lod1y ·on
cblr1ea of blcklnl and 1tabbln1 21 lleld
handl lo death -tbl wor1t confirmed
case ot m&11 murder In U.S. hlltory,
Wearlna a blue suit and black shoes,
Corona smiled and waved to h!1 wlfe,
Glorll, when hi eollrod the courtroom.
Before the belfnnlng of the trlll, Ille
wu outlldl the -with 1 ,....P
ol II -llorl, c:lrf)'lnf 1 Ill"
rudlng, "Ju-for JUID Cornna."
Other pldiell, moslly M e s I c 1 n •
Amer!Clnl, clnlld """' dodartnr "Coranl II IDDoeent, HJPtameuplt and
"Don, Pick~ Jur/."
' Coron.I'• trlll .... moved lo lhla run!
town of •;ooo, n11t the blf Tr1vt. Air
Force Bue, Iller H1wtr: COl1lmlded•
mwlve prl!rlal publlclly midi II lin-
pou!bl1 for Coron• to recelw 1 fllr trlll In Vubl Clly, nur the ,,.. .. situ.
II Juah II I kind, aentJe mlDt n Hawk
.. ,. ln~bln( hla client. " •
Ht 11Y1 Coron1'1 proeeculorl 1moW i-f
II lnnoconl Ind lhll the ldlllUIJ ti llli
killer wtD comt1 out Wl1 In lbe trtaL
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,.,_.... --lhlt fGDowtd hla ~ tlt!Dt ••. ~..=:.= :.s·~-. . ttie~·~"':J:·:i~~
Solallo COtlnt1 courtroom. 'l'llbl _,i1y Judilin -~ .. ~ -ol bu. -lmpoaetl !or tbt cowi;~ tliF.tliirdi---· ~. ! •12ila wboltt ... bOflrly t:Ougb& me lb ltlectlon of I J2otne~J!ID'.J!ll!! lwj> -111t·'llllddla ""ID allcllon (Aprllr-! II iiltemalil lo"""1Jii llril IUlt cltlrtn( the dMlt. 1111 ...-and -. • J1ff7 ~ -befonl ffslllna superior !bfney dlclarecL "I Ital lhe coundbm
Court Judp Rlchlrd P1tton. A panel of • who -for U, ·1nc1 lllt eburcb, .... me
IOI prolplctlve Jurvn bu been . IWD· and Mr. (Jad<) Ortell .. 1poJoo.'' ~~· : ............ ~) al "ltllllDlllWUID~-"~ tr111 Y · _,...._ w Ill HVer for the ••• ~ ,, llCI .. G.-ldded.
montbl. . -~ w , dlllrdl ·'\'he MuiCll>bonl Coron•. wbo ·bu "W• were 1ctulll7 eued by ~
steadfattly mllntalned bll lnnoconce II fllr try1nf lo upbold the law, )11.atnq
beina ..-.lid by G. !!_Hid Te)I: e cc.nplalned. ;
mtt!Culouo, plpMmoltlng Butler Counly
district 1ttomey.
The def-1ttorney ii. Richard E.
Ha,.k, 1 llamtioy1nt nleun crln)lnal
la..,.. llun Oonoord.
The trlll orlglnllly ... lo 11a .. begun
Sept. 5 but was postponed briefly by M
anpellate court. It was retet for today
after Corona relented to 1 prosecution
demand for fresh handwrltlnf aample1.
~P .. eJ
COPTERS .•• ..
leserguided 0 anart" bombs •from U.S.
Jal figbtef'bomberl Sunday, the U.S.
commllltl aid ..
They rtpoNd three Spllll " the
brld11 destroyed and heavy damage lo
Nixon Baeked three ..... -· and tbl lleel and ..... crete IUpel'llnlcture of the blf brldp.
The Doumar prevloualy WU hit Gii liq
10 .. d 11, wben two oectl°"' wen drop-
ped Into the rlvtr. An Air ~
opoMsmlD elld the brtdP --rebullt when hit qaln 8uncll7. · Panel Okays Defense Spending
WASHINGTON (Al') -Tbe blgut cl<I .... blll olnce World W1r U wu
l pproved by the HOUIO A-lollolll Committee ~: flU bllllon lndudina
DIOll of Praldont Nlsoo'a requell for more Inclochbia war lllOltl)'.
The record bW wu cut fl bUUon ln>m the Preoldeol'• requffll, lndudina
• fllO-mliUon chop off hll !2.l-l>Ullon luncllna requell for lnau3ed U.S. Wit· oper1tionl In 1ndoc:hlna. .
Tbe Houae ii ICbeduled lo vote on the bW 'l'llllredly.
The commttteo 1pproved •ll 191!.S mliUon aaked for more bombl Ind 1m-
mun1Uon In the wrn of Hanoi's Invasion of South Vleln1m ud U.S. bomblna
and mining of North Vlelnam-plus t39 Jet flgbtOl'I, tO com bit belfl:oplen ·and
other hardware.
But the committee rt]ecled dolen1 of other planea Ind hundreds of tlllb
•nd. trucu requeated i,o_ !he .,,.,, aylnl the mllltlry hid not proyed lllfflcl111t
llrJl<ncy.
Power Squadron
Offers Classes ' . ' The Hun~~ Beldl Power llqtlldron
wtll · ofltr ill 1nnnll COtl1'll on
JelJIUll1lhlJ> Ind t11lill bolt btndllnf
l!lfllna Tueeday ntiht.
Tbe clul meeta 11 7 p.m., ln,niom 1'I
al HllntJlt(IOn llelch 11111: Sd1ool
Jlti!Slrltloq wlll bl tUn It tJ0 lln\
1e1slon. ,
T!le_hl_l'l_lndo
Troops Go Baek OD KP ptrlenced bo1lm. , .
Teclmlques 1ppll<1bl1 to --bolll lllll 1111 boell wtD be ~IS.
Memberl ol lbe -squadron -ea
House Panel Rejects fund.II for Civiliart ·Worker1
WASHINGTON (Al') -Pline to
albnln111 KP and •ilmttHutt-pollclna
ditlll; u 1n ln<entive lo 1tlrlct .,....
fOU01 men lnlo the new Army wm ro-
Jected lod1y by the Hou!I Approprlatlone
Commit lei.
Clllln1 the dulies "wholffOrne Ind
ch1t1Cltl'bulldJn&," for 011, the --
mltlee cut t!JS mtnion fll'DW'ked for
hiring clvllla .. lo do the Jobi. Tbe cut
w11 mode from 1 flU·bllllon d1fenee
1pproprlollon bill 1<beduled !Or 1 Houle
vote Thursd1y.
Tbe committee recommontled !hit tbl
dvlllan kilchen-pollca.lnd cl11nl...ittlll
progr1ms under way be termlna1ed bJ
Aprtl 39 In Ill ltl'Ylcu, lllll tblt lbe
J!"lolo-peellna, trub-collecttor 1 n d
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fntllllelon, •
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• Moodq, S.,Umbtr II. 1'72 H DAILY PILOT I
CdM Scientists Bestore Coast Kelp Beds·
KAip bods, wbldl ID )'WI put 1"'111ed
_, -lo tbe ... oil tbe Oniw•
<lout, today .,. beinc rtllared ~
tbe olYorta ol tht c.Jllomla Institute of
TatbnolcV '1-bo<iloi1ts at COrooa c1t1
lllar.
Pollution and ,...,. water hive been
blultd for the 4anhe. or toasta1 l;elp -·-the put clecade. . • 1!heelu North, prolesaor of ert-
vlnlDmental sclence at C.I Tech, salcl tbe
project It part ol u eUort ID mtore tbe ,. I
kelp beds lo a ltvel 1111t tbelr fonner
llatt. Tbe tley embryol.,. tultlvai.d'ID
bttdles of°"" lrllUan and tlleJI planted in
the PacJllc In hopes that oome will
aun:ive to maturity.
• Tbe beda ol sinuous fronds provkle
homes for countless sta ue.atum and
help .prot~ tlie beachea floon• ero&lon,
NQrtb expialnod. _
t In addition, be saJd tbe \inY Cl)!ltum
art used in malling nledicin<s <00talning lcicll-. and pota,.iwn and in tbe making
ol vtgttable 1elatlnl.
The decllno ol Ille '-Ip beds was caus.
ed on Ille Oranae Coast by freak warm
warers ID tbe mid 1!16tls, and ID Lot
Aogelea and San Dltgo counties by pollu.
lion ID tbe lllOI. Both 1ttaa. North aald.
are beglllnlna lo tt<OVel' sine< Caltech
retenlly lnlllai.d Iha mtoration project.
"Auwnlng that laV<lfable c:oodltiona
perslat, we anUtlpate that luwrioos
canopies 'of kelp wlU appear nell year••
oU some beaches, North said ID an iJlo
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Seene ·~~king . tJle .$·orf ...
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terview at Clltecb's special laboratory la
Corona dtl Nar.
Som• of tbe ktlp tultura btlnc planted
are bardltt than the sptda wiped oul.
But tbe key ID lhe project ts tbe em-
br)'oalc kelp's lnortued rate of survival
hi lab tultura, Nortb said.
Only aboul lhrff « tour out ol one
trilllon embryos survive In natu.,_ long
enough to become vfllble plllltl, tbe
scientist saki. . •
But at Clltecb's Ktr<kholl Laborotory,
Israel
n arly IOI ptrOOlt ol the tm""°' ,..
malo alive loo& enough lo be rtlWed in-
to tbe OCWI.
Whtn tbey .,. sent to tbe ocean -
they AN planted on rocks by dlvtn -
the tmbcyoa bave pa53ed the 1tage of Ufe
where they are moll vulntrablt, he salcl.
But North nld they are llW prttly
defenseless.
••'Each embryo has two tiny tail!, or
nagellae, that propel ii through the
water. But it is very slow," be said.
Official
Tbt kelp .. can Ooly -. about a....
fett an hour." He said they must find 1
hospitable mlio& or moon.., pJKt In 1
day or two, or they will die."
Tbe one trillion tmbryo, U allowed to
grow to maturity, would till tbe .Pacll'IC
from rim to rlin with . vllllile planQ.
However. he said their rate of llll'VIYal 11
about one In 100,000 -lllll llgnlllcanUy
betltr tban the OM ID ISO mlllloo rate
that occurs in nature, North uJd.
Shot
Victim Lured to Uife; Moroccan Hunted
BRUSSELS !UPI) -A man identilied
as a 29--year-old Moroccan lured an
Israeli embassy official to a Brussels
restaurant Sunday night with a promise
to divulge future Arab guerrilla plans
against Israeli targei; and then shot four
or five Um~ and critically woundell him,
Brussels pollce said today.
Police said ' they put ·out a wanted
notice for Hassan ben Allah ben Salah
Jouclat, born in Casablanca In July 1943,
because his description fits tbat of tbe
man who shot and seriously wounded
Ophir Zadok, 42, in a downtown cafe, tbe
Princess.
Zadok. 42, is marired and f a t Jw r of
two. Embassy officials said he worked at
the chancellory here for about three
years.
It was the latest in a series of attacks
or threats against Israelis and brought
Bookie Case
demand! in Tel Aviv from political
leaden ror international action against
Arab guerrillas intent on attacking
Jewish targets throughout the world.
In Brussels, Israeli embassy officials
said Zadok was lure<! to a downtowhCafe
by a man who claimed he had in·
formation on a planned t_errorist attack
on the embassy.
He was shot in the stomach and
although operated on is still in danger,
the Israelis said. He was too badly hurt
to be questioned.
The attack came as West European na·
lions increased their vigilance against
J>OSsible new guerrilla attacks against
Israeli individuals and installations or
against installations such as oil depots iri.
countries the Palestinian guerrilla move·
ment considers overly friendly \vith
Israel.
The Zadok shooting \Vas announced oC·
ficia lly in Tel Aviv.
The attempt on Zadok's life happened
five days after 11 members of the Israeli
Olympic team, five Arab guerrillas and
one Gennan policeman were killed in
Munich as result of an Arab terrorist at·
Jack.
Reports said the gunman was ac-
companied by another man, also believed
to be Arab.
The gunman was reported lo be short,
with a dart mustache and short hair,
wearing a brown jacket, green tQ>Users
and basketball ahoes.
SF Transit
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Trains Start
Area Service
P1"4~~fCe M.a~J· a ;Winner
Mary Setterholm, 1'7,_clisplays form tl)at h&tle<i her
win "!Oinen's · diviSion ·of 11.S: SUr!ing Gtiampion-
sbips. Ill Huntington Beach Sunday. The. Gor9na deJ
.. Mar High Schopl 'coed practiced.for several m9nlbs
for ·tlie.e•ent. carrying ·her _surfboard on a bicycle
between her· .9ome in Corona del Mar and Huntptg·
ton Beach. F.or complete story of the champion·
sblps, see Page· 16.
· 43 More Charges Filed
Against College Trustee
OAKLAND (APl -Under a banntr
that proclahned. ''We're Off and R\mo
. ning," the nation's first new regional
rapid lra!1£1it 4)1stem In 50 years, the San
Francisco ana·s Bay Area Rapid Transit
District (BART). officially opened today.
·"1..ee Williams of ·Dana Point' cruised ·to his third >Straight seniors ~itle
Sunday in lbe.U.S. SUr!ing C,bampionshlps-in41untington Beach. Wil-
liams, 41, won In lbe.divlsion for Jl!en 35 and older. ..
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Pilot's Sports
Scribe Calls 2
Football Upsets
enu, Sbeffifor an..AU..Ameriean teaUJ,?·
If one for sP!> ts writ en is picked" _the D-\ILY PIWT irrlter apj\ears ·lh .. -,
leading' .C8.00ldate 'as'. ·a result Of two
remark8ihe predictions . for the first
weekend of the · 1972 ·' · · · ~~
• college football sea-' .it
IOn, . 'f
Nol qnl~ dkl Sheff
in Friday's Pilot
select both USC and
UCLA to pilll upsets,
but aISo-predicted
the 31·10 score by
which USC would de-
feat Arkansas and sHe,,
Forty-three more courits of bookmak·
Ing have been added to charges facing
Saddleback College Trustee A1yn M.
BraMOn.
Deputy District Attorney Stewart
Grant said he filed the additional charges
against the 40-year..()ld Santa Ana resi·
dent on Friday based on new evidence in
the case.
Brannon was arrested two weeks ago'
by tnvesti.gaton frooi the Nweport Beach
Police Department and 1be District A~
tomey•s· 0111«!. At 1hat time,· he WH'
charged with two counts of extortibn and
bookmakin&.
The college trustee, who Is an ac-
countant and part·tlme instructor at an
Anaheim business school, is currenUy
free on $10,000 bail. He is scheduled to
appear in the Harbor Judicial District
Court on Oct. 4 tor a preliminary hear·
ing.
Investigators allege that Brannon has
been running a betting operation in the
Orange Coast area for the . past three
years. They further assert that an as yet
unidentified accomplice was used as an
enforcer by Brannon to collect gambling
be\1 tn what has bten described by in-
vestigators as a $25;ooo+week busin~.
. Detecllve1 uld ·tho)' hnt teamed or
tht bookmakll>g . ring ibrough ont ol
lilf.annon'& alleged clients ·who told police
he and his family were being threatened
over a $2,t!OO gambling bet.
Justi~e-Italian
"This i1 a glorious day, not jll!t the
country but all the world is watching this
$1.5-billion bet we've made," San Fran-
cisco Mayor Joseph Alioto told a ribtxin-
cutting ceremony. . . "We're a:oing to win on this bet." Alioto
said, We're going to strike a blow against
pollution."
Alioto and other ofilclais then boarded
the first ol the 1leelt, hlgh-apeed train!
with wblch BART hopea to lure an
automobUe-orterited IOCletf to the rails.
Alioto aald. BART, which look IS 7tar1
to Pllllli lllld ellbl • "''" ~ build, ''lbowl the worlil you .can have 111 ellectlve rop-ld transit sysrem In wbal ts now the
fourth larg .. 1 population cenrer lD the
country," ~
Style
Scotland Yard Detectives Corral N akea Suspect
picked the three-point score by which
UCLA Would dump defending national LONDON (AP).-Scotland Yard detec-unu1ual incident in Britain where police into the tree-linea backyard .
champion Nebraska. (He was only tives shot and captured a-naked Italian rarely c81T)' guns and even mOre rarely DetecUve. David Gray gave chase, but points off on the game score, his predic--suspected of abducting hie daughter at use them: tion being 24-21.) gunpoint. fell through a skylight window in the. roof
N •-·•-· I The man crashed to the ground after a Headquarters was aJerted by a r~rt of the kitchen and slashed his hand oa . e..,,.·~-was an 18-point avorite, from '""lice in the sea1ide resort of ac--broken glass. Arkansas six ""ints. chase through gardens in London '• ,.. .. ~ Putn dis · p ii ·d "-ton,·E.ssex, that an arined nlan snil.tched Another arm~ d t 1· G Odds on such 8 parlay 1n horse racing ey . tr1ct. o ce sa1 1111:' was o;\,I e ec 1ve saw ray probobly would be about 10,000 to I. believed hit In the loot. hli daughter and fled witb ber lo a house slumped on the ground and thought he
Shell's supporters,. however, • were Scotland Yard did not identify the man. in Putney. had been 1hot. _
p=led' 11 to ·whj_ch pos(l\9~ ID booll.hlm. Tbey aaid only that he ernlgrtted ID Bri-Aqned police converged on tbe hideout He called on the n~g ltaltan, sprlnf.
Some suggested at Tight End, bebause lain illegally. Police would give no detalls fn a gloomy row of houses jull alter mid-fn& through pouring rain, to llOp _
no sober person would mate suCh rash on the man's marital status. night. "but the man turned and waa believed to
predictions; some urged at Right Wint His 8-year-old daughter was rescued The detectives bunt into a bedroom on 'ake aim."
. or Left Wing"' because of the radical unbanned Saturday. the first floor. The detective firtd Ws revolver and the
nature "Of the predictions, ahd othen pro.. Scotland Yard gave this ver1ion of the The Italian, completely nude, leaped fugitive staggered a few steps before
posed at Left Out, for that was where hunt and .:apture of the Italian -an out of bed and jumped out of the window falling on the wet grass.
they thought the predictions should be. ,-----------------------------"----...::.. _____ _
Sheff, ·meanwhile. declined to mai:e
plibllc bis forecasting secrets and ap-
peared more worried about next week's
games. Should he pick u n d e r d o g
Pittaburgh to upset UCLA or Oregon
St.alt to upset USC?
Se& Friday's DAILY P·llm lo fmd out.
Hughes to Build
Cargo Airfield,
'
Newspaper Says
NEW YORK (UPI) -Airport News, a
New York airline trade paJ)er bas
reported that billionaire recluse Howard
Hugfles ts planning to buDd an air base at
NffW~ N.Y~ for a'tlew lnteroatioMJ
targo operation.
Tbe base, according to tbe paper, will
• be part of a Hugbe«>wned global air
operation similar to Trans Wor1d
AlrUnet. •
Hughes, who owns one-third lotmll In
a Nicaragua based lnre~tlonal airline,
Alanlca, was forced lo ..U iTWA btcaUle
ol dllllcultles with Its maoagement.
Alanlca would be the vehicle lo• the -
Hugbet • airline, according lo Airport
N~~~bea ditcuuecl tbe propoted llobal
ilr cargo veolurt !!.Ith Nicar~·· Wtst
Point.«tuCatilcl ·Pmldent A D I It I Ii 0
Largest & flint
manufoct11rers of touri19
& competition llcycles.
Priced from $H.95
to·$400.
Bleyele8
, t • 1 , Samoia J11t1 winter, shortly after he de-. s;._......,., tL,-S'•t1 .. ·, . ' . llOUnctd the bogus "auloblocraphy" !"1t· Balboa
Bicycles
/ EXPIRT REPAIR
SERVICI
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w .--.,... ne P' ttn by outhor Cllltord lrvlnc, tbe. paper
'ta It a blid! A' plane! Or jµat ''!*tator ll>ok!ng roi. a seot at t~e aid. arr! ai
. U.S. gllrfb\1 Champloitshlp1! Actuall7, )l Wil )alt a ~ addm1 ..i U: and '111 ~~rP\'!:i
· a bit of eoror. to, the Htllltlnston Beocb event. ·wblcb 'Ullt W1ieken<I ll)l!lculotloo 11ec .... or rumors that the m•ff~ from lack of surf and almMt a ml!Ch C0lftr0v:erl1 U the • billlonalre WU plaMI-to butld a tu l 'Oifmpici. See sto\'Y, Page 1~. · i ,.-1 · ; t. • '<· ·r• ·~ r.iand .. t~., , ~ ..,,. 1 , ' ·' • V~rtlOrtonanott~ ..
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Arab World · Seething-Over U..S .. Veto
with
Tem
hiae
No Gold Medal
For Students
SCHOOL DAZE DEPT. -Yes,
mothers of the Orange Coast, this i5 in-
deed your time of year. You can sweep
the beach sand bock out the front door.
You can turn off the record pl.Jyer. You
can enjoy that momlng cup of coffee
without fearing for a charge of young
fed tbniup the kltcben.
·Indeed, 1ehool belll are ringing across
our Orange Coa.at and lhe mothers of our
regioo can let out great huzum 11 they
turn their olfapring back over to the
teachers for another school year.
Bless you1 teachers. They're all yours.
FIRST DAYS ol 1ehool, of COlltl<!, do
provide aome momenta of trauma for
liberated motheni. You can bet that
great howla will go up as somebody tries
to escape out the front door with
somebody else'• lunch bucket
And you can figure there will be more
than one case where a young man will
try to elude Mom as he charges off to
class in his old grubby beach jeans and
one red IOck combined with a blue one.
Thtse things ulde, the mothers of our
area will SOOD get thlnp 1etUed down to
a roulilte. Tben lbelr only problem will
be trying to gd uJOd to lbe tmcommon
quiet that shall prevail around the house.
i·m sure the adjUltment will come pretty
er ·y, u:cept ror the kinderit:arten
Moms. Kindergarten mothers alwavs
'worry ror a few days more tbap the
veteran back·t&.achool Moms.
EVERYBODY ALWAYS hope1 that tbe
transition from swnmer's lazy days to
the regimentation of ctwrooms and
books will go eully for the kids each
term. Thil year, however, there may be
a couple of enra problems.
A lot of the kiddies may have sptnt
conolderable Ume witching the XXth
Olympics on t.levilloo. This exposure
could cause some problems . for the
teachers II clulel reawne.
Talce the yOllllgller who, for ewnple,
•pent some time w1tchlnr the U.S.·USSR
basketball game. He co..., wandering
into clau and the teacher be:Uows,
••Johnny, dG you rtallze you're three
mlnutes late?"
1 SO THE KID shrugs and amwmi,
''That's okay, teach. Just set the cloek
back and we'll start over •.. "
Now Barbara Ann Smith wins the top
score on the year's fl.rat math eum. But
,Billy Green, who spent a lot of Ume
watlmlng lbe !Wlmmlng competition, im·
medJately !Ues 1 protest with the
teacher. He saw Barbara Ann t.ake"'her
.asthma pill Just before the test began.
Geography homework may cause some
problems when thole aharp youngsters
remember how things worked out for
our U.S. pole vaulter Bob Seagren who
got his pole dbquallfied.
1110SE STUDDn'S may file protests
against one classmate because be had an
Encyclopedia Britannica 1vallable to him
1l home and the others didn't have thl!
opportunity. Or at leaat they dldn1t have
the same edlUon. Or anyway, the color of
thu cover was different.
Watch out, too, for those youngsters
who followed the diving and boxing com-
petition at the Olympics when time
comes for the public speak.Ing contests
this school term .
IT MAY BE that none of time kids will
want lo compete unlesa they can be
assured of having the majority of the
jU<Jies fmm their own home room.
Yes sir. our yOWllSien lea.med 1 lot
about sportsma.nabip 1nd clean com-
petition this summer by viewing the
Olympic Games on teevee.
You can only hope they unlearn a lot or
it during this school year.
Disorders
Cool Down
In Georgia
GAINESVILLE. Ga. (UPI) -severol
fires have broken out in bUllneues in the
black district Sunday night and police ar-
rested about 20 persons for violating a
curfew imposed during a weekend of
racial violence.
A police spokesman said early today
that "everything is just as quiet a:11 can
be now .11 He ~id tbe flurry of fires,
along with iJolated incidents of rock
throwing. ended about 12:30 a.m.
He said the largest fire was in a
storage building. The incidents followed a
day of relative calm when black leaders
met with city officials ln this northeast
Georgia city of tS ,500 and demanded
more participation in local government.
ABOl1r 2GO black5 filled th e
Gainesville civic building Sunday for a
meeting with Mayor Joe Stargell and
other members of the dty conuni,sioo.
Among othtr demands. they uked for
the dismisSal of Police Chief G. A. "Red"
Singleton for "racist policies." They also
accused a black policeman of orutality.
and demanded his dismissal.
l\1ost of the 76 persons arrested during
Saturday night's rock and bottle-throw·
ing were released on bond by Sunday.
Police had reported at least three in·
•lance> of llllper fire during the rioting
which began shortly before midnight, but
there were no serious injuries.
The disorders began tbe previous night
when a fight between a black 1nd-a white
at a high school football game erupted
into a free-for-all involving 200 spectators
and laU!r spi_lled onto the streets.
IN A SO~ tense, two-hour
meeting with city officials Sunday, the
blacks called for an investigation into the
police department and for the al>"
pointment of blackJ to the all-white Civil
Service Board, which oversees tbe police
department.
Stargell authorized the loao of two city
cars to the black group for patrolling the
city'• predominanUy black south side in
an effort to maintain peace. Tbe police
patrolled the periphery.
The qulck re1..... of thole lrreJted
satisfied one of the blacks' demands, aDd
the commission agreed to consider the
others. However, the mayor warned
them he doubted if "all the demands can
be met ovemlght, if at a!J."
Israel Refuses ,
Bi4 by ~nsky
• ••
JERUSALEM (UPJ)-Israel's supreme
court rejected today the cltl1.enship •P"
plication of reputed Mafia chieftain,
Meyer Lansky, in effect upholding the
govemment1s claim that he wou1d con·
!ilitute a "threat to the public safety."
Lansky, 72, came to Israel ln 1970 and
stayed for one year on a tourist visa be-
fore applying for citizenship under the
law of return, which forbids rejecting
the Jmmigration request of any Jew un·
Jess he is adjudged such a threat.
The state had said that if the court
ruled against Lansky, ll would grant
him free passage to anywhere he wants
to go instead of sending him back to
the United States, where he is under m..
dictrnent on charges of illegal gambling
and tax evasion .
The decision was unanimous among
the five judge3.
''I don't Jcnow what I'm going to do
now," Lanslcy, grim-faced, told new~
men a!te.r the decblon was announced.
He refused furthtr comment.
"'nle court dou not grant the appel·
)ant's request that he be given Israeli
cltlz.enship," the chief justice aMounced
lo a hushed courtroom.
Beauty Will Marry
Miss America 1972 Lauri Lee Schaefer and her fiance John Lurie
toast each other after announcing their engagement in AUantic City.
Miss Schaefer will become Lauri Lee Lurie when married.
McGovern Assails Farm
Policy, Starts Big Week
MINNEAPOIJS, Minn. (UPI) -sen.
George S. McGovern today accused the
Nixon Admini5tration o! trying to acuttle
the small farmer and IU<D agriculture
over to giant corporatic:m and "to 5th
Avenue farmers."
McGovern, who will be joined tonight
by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy IOI' a foor-
day blitz of seven states wlllch could bold
the key to the November election, bid for
for the farm wte In a gpeech pnopared
for a Farmfe!t USA and the National
Plowing Contest at Vernon C.enter, Minn.
COntest at Vemon Center, MlM.
AIDED BY the pulling power of the
KeMedy name, the Democrali<; presiden·
tial nominee hopetl to draw his biggest
crowds of the campaign in Minneapolis,
Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh,
Philadelphia, Albany, New York City and
Waterbury and Hart!O!d, Conn.
In bis Fannfest text, McGovtm said:
"I will move to stop the takeover of
American agriculture by absentee cor.
poraUons and 5th Avenue Farmen.
Unless we act quickly, the names on the
mailboxes of rural Amerit4 in 1980 will
no longer be Smith and Jones but Ten-
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"NOT SINCE Ezra Taft Benson OC·
cupied an oventufied chair in the
Department of Agriculture has there
been an administration that bas been so
closely aligned with agribu!lne.w and so
fundamenlally antagoniltic to the in-
terest. of WCW'ldng farmers as the present
administration," be said.
"The new faces of the Nl1on
Admlniltration are the old faces of the
Benson Administration," be aaid.
"1bey have returned to complete the
job they so efficiently started 20 years
ago to preside over the utinction of the
independent farmer lo A m e r t c a •
Unlortunat.ly, they are doing a pretty
good job of it." Agriculture Secretary
Earl But> w.. a department offictal
under Benson who headed the depart.
ment under President Eisenhower.
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Julie Nixon Elltnhower wllka
bare!ool ~u11r sand dlU
dedication of lndl111a ll1Ules
N11ionel Llkeshore Park O'ltr
weekend. The President'•
daughter spoke briefly at cere-
mony,
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Resolution Condemning
Israel Raids Scuttled
By tJaltft Prell .IatenoaUoaal
'!be Antb world reacttd angrily toclO)'
to the United stales veto of • U.N.
Security Cooncll molutlon condemning
1111'1<1 for Its punitive air: rlldl. agalrut
Lebanon and Syrl1. Syrll t!u.atened
''hard strlke:J" It the interests Of ~
tr1 .. It said were 11Upporllng lsrlel.
llelatlonl bet-Egypt and West
Germaey -·took;, lhlrp bull for tho
-and F.aPI nojected todly IS • ...,. convlndnc Md lnlufllcienl" tho West
German eJplanallm of llatemeots
made following lbe Munlcb Olymplct
alaylngs lut -EcYPt -.... ...,,. beca111e the Arabi were referred to u
''tenorlats,t' whereas they are regarded
In tbe Antb world as beroo:s.
TllE1IE WAS more 'riolence. A man
belleved to have been aJl!oroccan Antb
lured llraell diplomat Ophir Zadok to a
Bniue!s restaurant &md1y night and
lbot him, -.ding him llel'loualy. He
bad prom1aed lnformatlo!> about an !JD.
pendlq Antb 1ttoc:k agalmt an "Israeli
ob)ed.H
This broqbt an angry atatemeot lrom
an Llflell polltlell """""' In Tel Aviv
who said 1be shooting Wustraled the need
for inlernltklllll aciloo agalrut · Antb
guerrlllaa intent on atlacklng Jewillt
targets throughout the world.
Tbe. sequence of events began last
'l'uesdly momlng 'in lbe lmlell section ol
the Olympic Village in Munich wben
Arab guerrlllu kllled two Lnells and
klllnllpecl nine other who lllblequently
were murdered.. Altogether five guer-
rillu, 11 l1111ells and a West Gemwi
policeman died.
A GERMAN POUCE spokesman
reported that police arrested a Syrian
Arab 11 Munich airport_ Sundl!Y '!II suspl·
cion be might have been connected with
the guerrilla attack. Police said tbey had
nothing definite against him, that it was
a precautionary arrest and that the man
was belpg questioned. Tbn!e other Arabs
were atte:11ted at the time.
The first anti-American statement
stemming from the eve:ots came today in.
Cairo wbeno lbe 11-naUon Antb League
expressed Its "dismay" over the Secwity
Cowlci1 failure to condemn the llraell air
attacks. Tbe Unlled States vetoed the
meuure beca111e fl did not allude to the
Munlcb mauacre.
Tbe Middle Eut New1 Agency, in
reportlq the le-atatement, said tho
U.S. me of lbe veto ii .,pracilcally a fllP, pan of llraell ._ion." A Sydaa
commentary b!Oldc11I over Bagbdad
Radio and monllored In Beirut l8ld the
lsnell 1trlkel qllml Syril and Lebanon
wen "premeditated and prepared in ad-
vance by the IA'aell ital< of apreulon.''
ID other related IC!kn:
-A Yemeni diplomat living . In
Switzerland Is lbe top llllpOCI behind the
Munich musacre of 11 IJraeU athletes,
according to Newaweek maguln<.
Tbe Diii-ldenUlled the diplomat
as Dooud Barakl~ chlel of the Black
S.ptember orguilllion In ·Western
Europe. lie n... In Switzerland and
npraents Yemen before lbe United Na·
tlona and other lnlernltionll organtza.
tlonl in Genev•.
-Antb guerrillal 1tlacked ID J.mell
Spassky Returns
-Hardly a Hero
MOSCOW (AP) -Boril Spassky didn't
alJow fl If ba WU botbered by lbe DOJ>o
VIP treatment ba received on returning
home Iller lcllng the world chess c:haJD.
piomhlp to Amerlcon Bobby Filcber.
Spually, who lfrived home SUnday
nigb~ bad to ...it in line for pusporl
control, &el up for bis bop and !W in I
dec!aratlon that ba WIS cany!ng no lf!1lll
or ammunltloo. The only concession wu
that be dlda'I have to open bis bop for
(lllloma inlpectlon.
Spuab, who WOii '82.111 u -tn
lb 1D1tcb, llld all ho .... i..i to do """
w 81 rest. 0 1 will spend a week or ao ln
MOICOW and thea toe the vacation I've
wanted to tab," be 11kt.
patrol with bllZookas and sman anns fire
near Hebron in the lsrae.ll«tUPied West
Bink of Jordan Sulld1y, mllllll'Y sources
in Tel Aviv said today.
The as11ult caused no cu1111Ues, the
...,,,,.. said. II OCtU1'ftd Utile more than
41 houn alltt Imell warplanes 1wepl in-
to Syria and Lebanon to attack guerrtlll
batet In reprisal for the ldlling of 11
Olympians In Munich.
Talks Opened
In Kremlin
By Kissinger
MOSCOW (UPI) -Htnry A. Jtlu.
Inger, President Nixon's special adviser
on se<urity allail'!I, today ataril a round
of discussions with Soviet leaders. Viet-
nam, trade, Eur<>pean aecurity and 1t-
lempta to further limll strategic arms
lop the agend.a.
Le Due Tho, North Vietnam'• highest
ranking peace negotiator, al!o wu In
Moscow briefly for lallcJ with Soviet of.
ficiala but be flew today to Paris and ii
was uncertain whether be had talked
with Kissinger. He bad talked with Com-
munist officiala In Hanoi, Peking and
Moscow, ralalng the posslbllity of 1 new
round ol secret lallcJ.
Kissinger wu to confer with Soviet of.
ficiala for three days and there wu no
indication "bother be might go on lo
Paris !,.. secret lallcJ there. He lllopped
off in Germany en route and conferred
with Chancellor Willy Brandt.
KISSING ft APPARENTLY · sulfored
no Ul effects from an accident while in
Munich. An overloaded elevator be was
riding dropped II feel, but only abook up
the occupants.
Two days berore Kissinger's arrive],
Prerruer Alexei Kosygin received East
German Ambassador Horst Bittner, •P-
parenUy to bear bit country's views on a
proposed European aecurity conference.
Tbe two Germanles pla"y key roles In
J>l'epar&tlons lor a conference m aecurity
and cooperation In Europe and for the
talb on reduction ol armed lortos ln
Cen1r11 EurOpe which tile United Sllt.s
and Iii allies .wanl lo tab p-
simultaaeoualy, pollticll oources said.
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SO FAR, SOVIET leaden have refuaed
to name a date for beginning arms
reductton talks. One of Kissinger'•
assignments la to bring them around on
this point, Western diplomatic 11011tCe1
said.
Kiulnger also ts upected to cement
arrangemenla for the Soviet and U.S
governments to fe4UDlO their ~-on
limiting strategic arms. This !ollolll Ilia
agreement which Hixon and 1-Jd
Bre2lmev. general secretary of the Sovtel
Communist party, signed in Moacow in
May, llmlllng antiballlstlc mlsailea.
Diplomatic sourcea lly tho lalb prob-
ably will reconmie in October In Vien-
na, but be moved later to Geneva.
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Look Out, Girls
Chess Champ Fisch.er ro Have Fun
NEW YORK (UPi) -Bobby Fi1cber
p1 ... to apond bis monulic U!Htyle to
Include a car, a home ·In Southern
Callfonda llld men dalol with lltls now
lllat ho II -chea champion, Life
m11aloo bu nporled.
Bui DO dlanl• will dlm!nloh flit, poll-
• tlm., ... u tho -illlportaDI !hint
In -·· Ult, 1111 IDI ...... aid. .,Wbot I roa11J -to do llo ..-.ge ""*" !or .-. " -ril quot*I .. ill1lnl Life 1111 ....... ~
Jcollnd. •-a. --"'.play
........ ""'"' coadllioal and bo polll .. well u WI' atllletol. .. Wbotever Mubolllll\ld All geil, DUI
time I wanl morel" ho ldded, with 1 &rln. ,.
Life llld Ibo On~ lblq Filcber prob-
1bif will lluy willi his -Is • M•...._ lild tho ial a ._ or apart·
-.. -C&Ulornla. .. _ .. rm dllmplon I'm IOIMI lo
... mart llfls," Ibo •,..,..ld bachelor
said. Tba mqas!DI said -of Jllll:bor'i lrimdl .... llelllnl he will be
manied'withln a year.
"ID love u In chesa, !l'lscber ii !uasy
about playing coodllloc\t," Lile uld. "He
llkel .1•1r g1r1t with a:cellent 11gure1, 1 ...
telllieat but not 1(11rtafve, and be in.
lilts that Ibo one lie manies mllll be a
•irC!n-"
Tba mapzlne said Flscbor'1 friends
~ there 11'""'1 i. a &11'1 In
Clllftlnlla ho llkes very much. Be -
.. --oeelDi two prell) Sirls be met It• 1111l;Jevlk l'lfllnmlnl poo1.mq tho
111'.tcll ... Invited to the flnal baDquel.
Tba magulnt said -·· 11..,... lleYe had ollors to prodoto Bobby
li'l!cher chtu Mis, cheu -· cbeu book>, cbess ublblUOl!I anil a ~
spe<lal on t.levlalon whlcll.together could
pay the champion moro than llfl mlllloa
-Ibo ne"Xt two JU(t.
So lu, howevtr, Jl'lacher hu not •lined
..,,, conlracil, LI!• 111d.
"I -to mab money bat I hate le
... tho -ptberlq '"""""" lt quolodrilcherusa~
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te;, Route for UCI Bus Service Approved
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Two A.utos , -... " '
·D~$troyed
•• .IC . ' · ln Pursuit , .
'
II> P.HONE C.4.LLS
&~BT '.J>1w'.r .4.D
• • •
.,. 11111 Included and wlU P1Y the rtCUlar
-1-waytar..
T:anoit district Geoera1 Manqer
Gordod "Pele" FieJdinc told dlNcton
the-~1eo--.. the utlclpaled .......... to the -u
-pllcl the roeullr a cmt tar.. Under terma of the qreemelll the
unt ..... Jty 'piano to. promote the ""'
-to llUilenls, ficuJIY and llalf.
.
The district wlU tabulate the number of
llOdeotl Ullll( the -and In futln ~ the esllmaled revenue to the
dlstrlct compartll to the regular II cent
fare will be I CGll.lfderatlon.
In other bulloal today, the district
director.:
-Directed ~ to negotiate with
the state DtvilloD of lllgh-1o ~
op 11 ...... ~ ol awpl111 state prop-
erty at the juDctlon of the Santa Ana
.
and Rlvenlde lreewa)'ll, Fullerton. Cost
ol land ,..q\lllltlon and lmprovtment for
a Park·And-Rlde !aclllty ti estimated al
SU million with $11111,llOO in federal fw>ch
anticipated.
The lot would be desJ&ned to ellCOllrqe
JOme Oranee Countlam who wort outside
the county. about J'IS,llOO -le, lo .,.
the Southern Calllomla Rapid Tramll
District boles to and from Los AnpJts.
-'nle adyert111n1 firm of Hillman. and
AslocJalel of Sonia Ana WU -..
from I list al line flnlll to handle the
transit dlstrlct'a pmnotlonal campalp.
-Dlreclon a1IO approved a plan lrJ
Opinion -of Calilornla, a Loor
Beach firm. to CGllduct a """IY ol 1,D
penons In Illa_, ,.....unc -
towarda bul ~ 'l'hla.IW'Vey will be
earrted out *'llt>I October al a COii ol
SU,IOO In ledenl lwida.
70 Copters Rocked
41 Americatts Wounded at Viet Base
SAIGON · (Ul!I) -An aplosloa at the
Bien Hoa -jual .H miles fn>m
Sa)&on --{I Americana and ' -yed er damapd 70 South Vlei· ,. oam ... hellcopten, spokesmen· llld t•
day. II waa the ""'11 lllch lnddent of the ......
• Meanwblle, u;s. planes itaged ... of
' the b1Qell raldl o1 the war agalnat
Hanol'a auburbl SUliday, knocking 001 the
hqe Paw Domlier Bridge and bombing
loor mllltary bamcka Installations cloae
to the North Vietnamese capital, the U.S.
command said. '
A Navy A7 Corsalr WU shot down by a
surface-to.air miasile 14 miles southweat
of Hanoi Sunday aJld ibe pilot ;., missing,
the U.S. command said.
VletnalMM ·marines atormed and toot
a Commun!JI position In a aurpriae night
attacl: near the' Quan, Tri citadel in
Sollth Vietnaln SUnday and tilled U7
• American wounded, Including I o u r The bup loll of helicopter. will hirl
civilians, were hurt while scramblinc for Soulb Viefn•meee military efforta In tbl 1
bunkers. Cloe American AC Ill "Sllnpr" capital repm lcr IOIDI time, ~
gunplane Yfl damqed. In tho conflnlllnl ll&btllli . ai<>und
The CIUIO of the orJglnaJ blut Wll lllglnraf II. .A new mobile IUli -
under lnv .. llgaUoo. created io -" In the ...., ..i defmd
In I delayed report the U.S. command the capital depeQda OD bellcopten hr sald today an Air Force Ml jet fl&b,.... -.. . _
bomber accldenlally kllled one South transpon ·llild !Or resupply. .
Vietnamese soldier and wounded another The 5,600-loot·ICllll Paw Down& bride•
. Saturday While bombing near AJJ Loe, 60 over the Red· River at Hanoi wu hlt b7
miles north of Saigon. (SM ·(ll)Pl'EllS, Pqe I)
Center Planned
Radiation Therapy Set by Hoag
North Vletna._. ·
Bul'lJPt ~Barney Selbert, Olllciall of lloaJ Memorial Hospital coocentraled. beallhy Uuue II mora -
reporting ·-near Ibo nortbermnoal · IOC!IY announced plana for a '250,llOO ra· il.Y. spai:ot • .
South ·VIOllUl=rn city said 1111 doul>llul Allli90Ma=F, center in memoiy ol /ffoopltal olnetaia uld U., """ al-
lbal ~ ~· Preli-Mi:s. (Donna Mqillre) Dllllleld ready ncotNd ---· -ti ! ~·._...._, .~J:=:i.:; lir wbod1'4Ul'lleri:~o1-r. family,Holll --=~,_. I ~,..,. <.;. .. I A ~flllil tllOtl .. llalld'. dalloll .. .,. =: 111111. ~Allen "' -. a pile et I ~ nateil ·bu been · · 4'-b. Ill tf. ... ... ·~II' lo -a~ '1111 m~ ~~ ~ to lie loadod u:f: pltal'a I.a Club 1rblell 1 -~ ~I fiiii I a chain~ re'~~~ flmd rali!Jig llQ.lln:e for Ibo holpltal. , room ~.mora 1111111 Giet
Vl•lr\I.,_ be~·'IJ': ...... V'-t-The ridlAtlon tbtrtPY cenlet 1'11l ,houae to I!!! .... ~ ~ fleal tho ere' , . ..,.... .. • Jlliear '!Cl'tle..tor wblcll wm pilwtde .,......._.
oamesethe m1s•'!. • Ill wOunded m hllb radilµoo '~rapy for cancer pa· ~ et the aeeullft cornmlt-•~P· · · lleota. ' . . tee whldi'li dliectlng tlie llmd nlallla
Tl)e !J,S. C'.onunµd .~ JDQSt. of the 1"" lli\ek accelintor PrOifucet a hl1h el(ort · ~ Earl lfanla1e, waya ..a
John · Bromfield
To .Lead .Newport
Lobster ParaJ.e
John Bl'Qlllfield, former •star of the
tetevlalon' series "~rW of Cocbl.st "
wW 1eajl ' the Newpbrl Beach LObetU
Bake pirade S.pl :II, according to of·
fidala of the Balboa Bay Lion's Club.
Tho parade wW 1>1' lieJd as port of the
three-day I.obiter Bab, an annual event
&pOl1IO<ed by the J;Jona to raise funds for
their projocla to aid the blind in Orlllie
County.
The Lobster Bake will open at 6 p.m.
on Sept. 22 al Faihlon Wand with a
beauty contest, a camival mktway and
Jobst« bake. The 10 Lm. parad< wW cir-
cle around Newport Cent.r Drive and
wW be followed by the carnlval and
lobster.bake. .
&mday, the ~val and lobsttr bal<e
will contlnlle and aeveral pr!aea wW be
awarded. A 11'7S Pinto has bee!! donated
for the 8l'lnd prjae.
Tlc:ketl for ihe !obiter 'bale and irJaea
.re available from Harbor A r e a
merchants and Llona Club membtl'I.
BromlleJd, wbo will lead the two-hour
parade, ti beat known for hla two
televlalon series, "Sheriff of Cochise"
and "U.S. Manhal." A flshtn& enthusliJt,
he has recently worked Ill the aerlet
"Fiaberman'1 World."
ou!pul ol, electron eneiv,"wbleb ti theD meant illab:man of the ISi Club, and
cojiverleoj Into a poWerful •"'7 bealn. Gey CrldiO, oemjary of the cl1lb'a rap.
The beam can be.predaeJ,. Pl'lirrauuned Ital deftlopment and manqemenl"""'
and oontrolled, and because I( ti lllOlO mlttee. '
Newport Council to Study
Helic9pters, Hig!1 Rise
By L. PETER KRIEG
Of ""' Dlillr ....., .,.,,.
City COllllcllmen tonight are iolng tO
try to decide, among other things, what
gets to ao up in the air above Newport
Beach.
'nley are 101Dg to air the eootrovmlal
lasues of high rJae bll!Jdlnga and ldgb-
Oylng polk:e hellooptera at public ~
lngs beginning at 7:il0 p.m. In City Ball.
Whether they are going to be able to
take final action on the propoeed height
limitation ordlnanco at tonight'• meeting
was in dovbt thil mornin11 bowem, u
plaM!ng llfafl officials clllcloeed they
wint to make aootber cbanie In the pro-
poKd regu)atlona. .
CommU;,Jty Development Department
Director Richard V. HOian Isn't happy
with the way the propooed ordlnanco
regulates how much dirt can be ar•ded
before a bulldin1 11 built.
He wants U to either ban all grldlna or
to allow the pl1JU1lng conunisalon to
make an arbitrary detennlnatkm on how
much gradina: is allowed. .
• tonJcb1 u leader.. of an antJ.11elleopter
,...P; ·i;lellcopten-Llmlled. are almlllc
to shoot the whirly birds out of the lkJ.
They want the police department to
ellmlnale n>utllle air patrols and fly tbl
bellcoptin ooly on emergency m!Jslona.
Police Cblel B. James Glsvu alrudy
bu delivered a 17·page .. port defending
use of Ille helloopten to councilmen. He
la upected to speak penooally al the
bearing.
Bui tbole are only two ol the major
laauea oonlnlatlng councilmen at what
promllel to be aUll another lenilhY meettna.
Coonetlmen a1IO have scbtduled a
hwlnl to -allemallvt .... of the city.owned trallv part, atarlnapark, but
are expected to delay aclJnc "" any ol
them.
City 1•111 member. are 1lrllntl that the
(See <lOUNCIL, Pqe I)
Oraage
Cong Peace Statement
City Attorney Dennis O'Neil already
has ruled that the change would rtqlllre
dty lathm to conduce 1tll another
public hearing oo the tall bulldlng
onllnanc:e. S.pl 15.
Wea~r
Conalderably cloudy aklll w!D
,.... the Orange Cout fmllbl
and Into Tuesday with a c:bance al
IOIDe more driDlea and JJibt a..
m tbrwgb 'lllelday. lllghe In tho
mJd.!OI with Iowa -Ill.
Issµed; Concessio:q Seen
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'nlal would make the Ii.th bwtnl In
the put two· months.
Bu the atorm brewtnc over pollce
bellcopterl may steal the opoWclll •
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INSWE T08.\11'
Coll/ondo'r ...,..ul fOf' llcGoo-
'"' .,, too buq al Ille,-..
GCC<>t'dfng to ... D<mocnatk
rupporiir. cm..r 111111 pct back from ...,,uon. thoUl/11, thfnga
1holllct p!tk Mp. s.. IJot:tl OA
Page T.
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GAILY "LOT •
TIU Peel Tresla
Marcia Kull Oeft) and Ellen Rosenberg, both 15, display mobile they
put to¥ether with trash they collected in about a half hour recently
from tide pooll at LitU• Canina Corona de! Mar High School coeds
p-1ed Ille mobile lo Newport Beach 111,.,,. Donald Mclnnis as
evfde-of wllat ls Jrappenlng' lo tide pool!, 'll'hicll are supposed to
be a marine preserve.
COrona Wears Blue Suit
As ~urder Trial Begins
PAIRP'IELD (UPI) -Jun V. O>rona,
a 38-year-old farm labor contrador from
Yuba Cfty, went on trial today on
charges "' backing and stabbing 25 field
hands to tloath -the YO<lll cooWmed
ease ol Dml' mmder ID U.S. bl.Jttwy. Wearing a blue !Ult and blact shoes,
Corona smiled and waved to his wire,
Gloria, when be enb!red the "'""1o0m.
&Jore ... beg!nnfllg of the trial, Ille
was oUtside the coarthouse with a group or . lS demonatratora, earry.0. a sign
~--~ ,_ Qlrma.. ,._,.,_ -
other ' piclu!ll, mool!J 14 e X i C I n •
~iwww; -~ cleelarq ·~ ls ~ • lilMIP" and ·Ddlo'J~' -.1a17· ., . ·eor-, ~..a, nc0.ir.d-.1wo
......... lirart --fQJll 0\111 bil ::.t':/.' ..=....~ ~~-= So1-c-ty <Ollftrooni. 'llgbt RCUrlly
bu '-1 lmpooed for Ibo court pn>-
....nnp.
Selection fl. a n.mtmbft' jury wltfl two
al-tes .. Ibo -wt ~ the
opeinl --vlsl\inl · li\Jferior
Ooalt Jadp Rlclmd -" _. of IOll ,.,.....u,. junn bu been 11111>-
moned.
F..-Pnge J
PURSUJT ...
tric typewriter from the Davis Tthicle.
and this mornlna ...,.. ID lhe _.. of
obtaining a ,..,-for a lllrther swd>
of the car.
Police believe: Davis mBY be linked to
three olfler bllrglartea In the Irvine
lndiJlllrioJ complex that °"""'"" over
the-.nd.
Thr• eleclrie typewril<n, valued at
$%,1•. were 1akm ll'om Actk111 Slip-
cown, 1111 Kaiaer Ave.~ olgnt and a typewriter and. a macbine,
valued at $879, from and
Kmakun, 1711 Kaiaer Ave.
Nothing WU taken durin& the third
burglary of McKlbbln Sales, Inc.. 11121
Reynolds Ave.
POllce aald plate 11111 wind""' we,..
11Ns:bed with a bhmt lnatrumeot to gain
aectSS in all thm ca!e'S.
OUNH COASl •
DAILY PILOT
fte .... C-.. DM..Y Pit.OT, ... .._..
.. comllhm .. .._ ........ _,.., ""
.. Or ... Cililll' ~ ... (MnpMy. ~
,.,. ldll*" •r• -'hMd. MO!ld1y tflrOVgl\
frtllty, ,_ C•le M..... N--1 IMtll.
Htlft~ ••«111'"-t•in V1li.y, Lttun• a..d.. l~S.dd~..., S... Cl9menl•f
.... .-Qpiiitrw. "' ,1,.... ,..,..,,..,
9111t-it -~ S. ...... •11111 Su11C11yi • • n.. ~ ,......, ,..... "_. U1 Weil
... Jtr.t. c... ..... <Alllownl1, ,,.,._
Roffrt N. w,94
........... -l"llobflllllr
J•clr It C.itley ................ ~ .. ~
n..i .. KMYil -n.,.." A. Mtn'plli•• .......... ..,...
L ,_..,. Kn,,
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'Ille trial Is expected to last several
months.
The Mexican-born Corona, who has
steadfastly maintained his innocence, is
being prooec:uted by G. David Teja, a
meticuloua, plpe-smoJtin& suu.r County
district attorney.
The defense attorney is Richard E .
Hawt. a flamboyant ftteraD criminll
'"""' from Concord. The triaJ originally was to have begun
Sept. s but .,., postponed brieny by an
appellate court. It wu met for today
alts" eor-relmted to • prooecution deMnrl far lresb handwrttiz)g aamples. .
Comm'• biol .... moved to this rural
town <I •.•. w the bit Tnvf• Air
· r .... --· a11er n.wt cOntendecl massive pnlriaJ pibliclty mode ft im-
~li.' """""\q, reqij~,o I~ l!lal m Y•ll, O.ty, near the crave litea. "Juan ls o kind, Jentle man," Hnrl:
says In ilacrlbinl bil client.
He 111)'1 Cmooa'• pnioecul4n !mow be
is Innocent and that the~idenlity of the kili4r'wjll comeoulearly ·ln Ille ·
'lie cue """" unto , 1m, when the flnl body .... found by •
Ja-rancher m his pn>perty. Four
days later, eiglit more hacted corpses
were puRed out of makeshift graves in
fruit orchards near the Feather River.
Corona w11 arrested the next morning at
his .......
Jet Flight Foes
Plan for Rally •
On Wednesday
Or(anizen of a new llf"UP oppooing Jet
flight at Orange County Airport will meet
Wednesday night to plan the detailJ of 1
m.-rally they will -Oc~ It at
Newport Harbor lligll School.
The citizen'• committee, known u the
Airport AcUoo Aasociatlon, will meet at I
p.m. in their headquarten at Bayside
Village, 300 W. C.oast Highway.
A spokesman for the organization said
they bope the rally will "°rk up public
support for their anU·jet campaian.
Founders of the AAA are mainly
members of the Harbor Area Freeway
Fighten, the l!OOP that led the cam-
paign against the Pacific Cout Freeway.
Freeway F11bter official Manball Dul·
field is co-cllalnnan of the AAA along
with Mrs. Jean Morris, a recent air
poi ntee to the Newport Beach Parb,
Beaches and Recreation Commission.
FrornPegeJ
COPTERS ...
laserguided "smart'' bombs from U.S.
jet flghter·bombers Sunday, the U.S.
command said.
They reported three spans of the
bridg~ destroyed and heavy damage to
three mol'e spans, and the steel and CQg..
crete superstructure of the bi& bridge.
The Doumer previously was hit Cl> MaJ
JO and 11, when two sections wue drop-
ped into the river. Ao Air .Force
spokesman aaJd the bridge wu be1DI
rebuilt when hit again Sunday.
American jets also slammed ormy OU-
rack. areas two and four m.Ou tro,n
Hanoi , dutroytng 13 buildings and
damaging eig ht othen, the command
aald.
F!Chtlng continued today around cap-
tured Tien Phuoc dtrtrlct town , SI miles
south of Ila Nana. 37~ miles nortbeut ol
Saigon.
UPI l'fporter Ed Dwell &aid ........
lf,"1t ll'OOJ>I WOii back an outpost tJlnt
mllu ooulbeul "' the town. Viet CCIII& and North Vletnamae tl'OOJ>I c.1p1....a
the town SUnda1 after 1 week of fl&btlol.
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Democrats
Say Stans
Spy Figure
WASHINGTON (UPI) Tb e
DemocraUc Plrty accused Maurice
Stans today Qf belplng hire a ••poJitical
.. ploaage squad" to spy .. Democratic
ollldall ml emlldates, and Ii>• .....
the operalloo wllll funds Intended far
President Nixan's 're-election campaign.
The Democrats named Stans in •
formal legal document along with three
other men formerlJ eomxcted dtber
with the Prtsldent's campalp or , witb
the While -The compa!Jnt alleged that Ibey "em-
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barted apon • conspiracy" Jut ""1111 to
purloin political aecrets fnlm • Ibo
llt1DOC111ts "by OtJ1 available meana, 111-
c:lucllnc theft and pholocr•plllng ol
doannenta. and imf•D•ttan IDd mon1• Ing ol _....., and eovesdn>pplnc
devioeL ..
Named with Stam, chairman or the
Finance Committee to RHJect the
Pre!ident, were former r&mpaign aides
Hugh W. Sklon Jr., G. Gonion LldclJ and
E. Howard Hunt Jr.
O.,er Emhtrlnnent ' ,:_ I
1be allegations were contained In an
the break-ID at the Watergate offica of
the Democratic National Committee.
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ThiJ car wouna up on embankment near main en-
trance lo NeW!lorter Inn on Jamboree Road follow-
ing accldent a&oui 8 o'clock W. morning. Newport.
er officials said an unidentified driver lurinc the
Inn Jost control of the vehicle when its bntel, •JI'
parenlly failed. "There were no lnjurl .. and' there
wu no damage, IO •we didn't call the ~lice," said,
a spoltelmm for the Jan. "We ·lllll pulled Ille ~ out ol the bu.shM."
The amended complaint added the four
men and the Committee for the Re-Elec-
tion ~:the President as codelendants and
upped the demands for damages from $1
million to $U m!Dm
The latest alltpllons, occorclint lo
sources close to lbe Democrats.. were
based on Information gleaned lrvm a
sell-doocrlhed porticlpant in the alleled
-p operaUon. Bo -DOI ldentifJed. The Demooa11· charged that ~
ameoded C!ll!!Platnt. lllhmltted b J
D<moc;rallc P1r17 lawyers in U.S.
Diabid Court -bore, lo a dvll lull llled
last Juno ogalnJI five men arrested In
former """""""' -.y, ml the
otllenl consptnd, llDClllll other lhlnp, IO
deltroy ftaandal ftCDdi --.. lhal
$114,00ll in Nl:mn campaJco funds ....,,
diverted to a lptdal -to pay the
••espkJolge lqU9d.,. ---
Sloan was treasurer of Stans' ~
mittee at the time of the Watergate Ur
cideol, bul Jell )Iii .... bit July. Lidd7 ..... eounael lo the mmmiltee
but was fired In June ofter he refuaed IO
tall: to the FBI •-the Watergate Caper.
Hunt ..... 11-y White -
coosullant al the lime bul DO Jooier bolds
that job either.
The llemomts alleged lhal the JuDe
17 h<ut·ia -conducted to npair and
.. ~ faulty Nvudroi>Pinl equlpmelll
installed urliu.
'Ibey abo alleged Iba~ llot oquod lried
to b .. at Into the alllca ol Sen. Georges.
M.cGovem in MaJ •
l're•P.,,eJ
SHOOTOUT. • •
our knOwledge, all tlJO victima died In the
exchange of guufire with officen," said
Sgt. <llarles Lemke.
The cblldrm ol Mra. Craven and
Phillip Riggi'• Infant aoa were talren to
the homes of H11tlves, autboritiet said.
Jamea Haff, 1', a lludenl at Cal State
Fullerton and occupant ol an apartment
almost directly a=-!nm the sboot-oot
scene, said be looked out the window to
see officen firing into a window, shat·
lering the glass.
W-w1 In the apartmem directly
under lire and one adjacent to ii had
been shall<red by shotcun pellets,
wltnesaes Aid. Tbe nlla ftn nporteci-
ly dotted -bullet bol ...
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COUNCIL ....
f~ bayfl'oot parcel be converted IO
• pibllc: park when the -ol
residents eaplre la two years.
Marlnaport tenants don't like lbat
Idea, llawever, and an -1nc ....,.
cilmen to allow lbam to stay. They have
offered to have a part of the part uaed
for aome public faclliu.., like tennJs
courts.
Alao be!°"' c:ouncilmea tooight:
-A requ .. t by the PaclOc Cout
Manulacturlng Company to .... ...,.. ol
the oondltlom of appn>vAI of the Dine-
bole golf course neer, the tip of Upper
Newport 1117.
-Ameldments to the Harbor View
Billi planned CQllllllunlly ,.... to allo"
cons1ructon of towruio.-near Spyglaa
Hill.
-An 1ncr.... In the building ...,;,.
tu, the tax m °"" c:onatructlon that pays for lilrariel, fU"e statlcm and
parts .
-Diacuaioo of the poaibillty ol
creating a non-profit oo_.tlan to buy
and ~op more than " Dimlall Ill "park sites.
-New regu.lationl C111.tri.Yate Police
patrols and guanb.
-An ordinance cracking down on litter
around .(rivate and public pien and
marinas.
-Eliminstklll of special 11gbIh1
dlstrictl Jn eetlin Btas of Newp:wt
Hei1bts.
-Recommendation to rename Die por-
tion of lll)'lide Drive· to be deaffnded
when · the niod is nrouted around
Pro-,. 1111 to Harbor lalaild Drift.
Company Gives Grant
A grant of $1,500 !nm Ail"1'pll Pbarm-
aeeutfacls, Irvine, WU 11D01J1 ab 0 U t
$20 million In gifts and gran1a oe<epted
by the Univenity ol W-llC<lllln Boord ol
Regents.
The grant is for ..-In the School
of Phaimacy of Wisc:omln'a Univmlty
at Madlaon.
Nixon Baeked
Panel Okays Defense Spending
WASHINGTON (AP) -Tbe blqest defense bill Since World War 11 was
approved by the llou!e AP!ll'>prillklll& Conuniltee today : 174.6 billion including
moll of Preoidenl N-'• request far more lndocblna -money.
The reconl bill wu cat .. bOlloo from the Pmldenl'a requeata, including
a ~mlilioo chop oll bis $2.f.l>llllon lllnding request for Increased U.S. war
operatiom lo Jodtx:h!na.
The Iiouo ls acbeduled to vote on the bill Thurada)'.
The commiltee appt.,ed all '91U millklll ubd for more bombs and am-
munttlon In the wake "' Hanoi's Invasion of South Vietnam and U.S. bombing
and mining ol Nortb Vietnam--plus UI jet fiibten. Ill combat helicopters and
other hardwan.
But tht COlllDlitlet njected cloRm of other planet and bundrecla ol taalir
and trucks requested far Iba,..,, IOylng the mllltary bad nol poved IUflldenl
urgency.
Bankjng'Record Snooping
Annulled by U.S. Court
6 P.~.· S~j~
Planned for Fete
After Foulup
The nintb annaol N....,.n -
Chamber IX Commerce 11Get Acquainted
Barbecue" will take place ¥. JO at
Rom-Clm)'Oll CID the inlne Randi.
"nlet'• f« ...
Bui lheto ieema to be ..... oonfuJlcln
about the Ume of day it "ill talre place.
A flyer mailed to cbamher m<mbera
over tbt weekend unounc:. that
cocttai1a will bt sened al I p.m. and
dinner will beiin ·at 7:30 o'clock.
However; a reservation card tucked In-
side the flyer ..,. eocttaila· will ... JOld
lrvm t :Jll' p.m., with 4bu>er al a. ,
It aeema lbal netlfler ii ~ -reel . .
"We IDlde a bot bot," Qoanbar
Manager Jack -·w I rRf tlilt morntnr.' .
Gueoll can &el ~ 11\)'time· thq
want, bat drlnb wUI IO m ·a1o at t
o'cloct and -will bt -at t .
o'clock, -aid. , One-tblnr" lor -lfll COll·'7
per -to -~ ,,,. bar w. ...... Ira.
l!l• .. P-.eJ
PEACE .••.
Troops Go Baek . on KP
WASllJNGTON (AP) -Plana lo 1"trlJlo 1tJtJ bt -bock over "
elimlnata KP and d(orellHotl-polic!tic IOldlera, llllors and "1rmen.
detalla u .. ID<entiye lo attract --,,,. JlariDo Corpa haol ltolcl ol! ltlrlnl
)'OUllC IDID Info the -Ar11J1 Yn .... clYilJina far the joba ,,..Jtil tbt ......
J«led todlY by_ die Houa ApprvprtaU.., mlttee'a declstoo, and llto ~ Mid
Committee. It appnclated lllal
Calling the duties "wboluome 11111 The other wvlcet, portitUJarlJ lht
character-bulidln(," for Gia, Iha com. Arr/11, had begJlll to tlbnlnata the lalb
mitteo cut •us millloo earmarked for u ptJt ol the drort to d!anr• the hirlnl clvlllafta lo do> 1be Jobe-Tbe <ill • mllltai7 lnlqe and a!tract enou8'J yOlq
"'" mode from • '71.&-blDJoa def..,,. men for u all-vohlnleer IOt'Vict "1 'I""
appropdaUoo bill acba\luled lor 1 Roust 30. • voio thunday. The oommltteo ,.,. erltloal ol lht
ni. oommltlll rtcommmlod that tht Aroty, wbldl It said l.Ol 91f mD!lcm flvlll
dvlllan kilcllel>pollet and cloonq-dttaO 0..,-.... tor hrrtqi Cl.WU tlttlten ~~ Jll'081'8ma tllldor ..., Ill lfrmlnated b1 u a pilot projtcl and bu _,,,ii,..
April io In all .....,,..., and lbtt Iba ' flJ.T m1Dlon lo IL
polato-peelia(, ~ •• 4 'Ibo ....,.,,,11 .. ~ flte -
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Orange f;oast
EDITION N.Y. Steeb •
VOC.·65. NO. 2", 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER I r, 19n c TEN CENTS '
Rate, ROute for UCI Bus Service Approved
., JAClt BBOBAClt
., .. Dlltr ........
An ..,._ lo provide reg\llar bus
iervtce lo UC Irvine students llortlng
wilh the ~ ol llChool Oct. 2 al a
coot of IO _,, per olucloftl each
......... le quarl<r WU approved today by
dlr.eton of the Oraap Count)' TrallSll Dlltdct.. .. .:;
'!be ..........i hu a lwo ,.ar lift wilh
the f" for llludenls being ralaed lo '1
beCIMlng willi the lf!J.74 IChooi )'tlr.
The initial route lo ..,.. the ltudeota
will «i&lnale al South <lout Pica In
c..ta Mea, lraftl lo the Wllffrlll1 and
then -IO 11ewport CG« and cm lo thellalllool'mlwda .
Sl>Jf tr will be allowod to rlolt oa the
-.., _.nlng. -..lid~ ~ 8lafl ll1id faculty ol the unlvenlly
'!be dislricl will tabulate !be number of
students ualng the aervlce ll1id ID filtunl
agreeme.nll the estbriated revenue to the
district compared to the regular 15 cent
fare will be a consiaeraUon. ·
In other bu!lness today, the district
directors:
-D:rected Flelcllng lo negotiate with
the state Dlvlllon of Hlgbways to acquire
an u .. cre parcel ol surplU1 state prop-
erty it the j1l!!CllOll ol the Santa Ana
and Riverside freeways, Fullerton. cost
ol. land aicqulaitlon and-improvement for
a Park·And-RJde facility is estirmted at
fl.I million with l800,000 in federal funds
anticipated.'
1'1e lot would be designed to encourage
10me Orange Countians who work outside
the county, about 175,000 people, to use
the Southern Callfornia Rapid Trans.it
District hml IQ ,an<lfrom Los Angeles.
-The advertising flnn of Hallinan and
As.1ociates of Santa Ana was 1tlected
from a list ol three firms to handle the
transit di.strlct.'1 promotional campaign.
-OU.Cton also approved a plan by
Oj)inion Research of California, a Long
Beach firm, to conduct a survey of 1,20!)
penons In the county reganllng attiludea
towanls but Mn>lces. This survey will be
cmled out during October at a ...i ol
$12,500 In federal funds. ,
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Ruins .Cars
Wild Mesa Pursuit-Suspect Held
By RUDI NIEDZIEl3Kl
Of .. Dllb' ,., lfaff
A hlglHpeed pursuit by Costa Mesa
(lC!llce officers ende<t-tn HlDllingloo lleach
WIT toc1ay wtlh the deslruclim of ta:o
aulomOhlles, •tndudlng a oquad car and
the ll'l'eSI o1 a :.yeaN>ld man police
. llUSped of burJW:izlng an lrvlne lnduo-
lrlal bulldlng. -----'
The chaae, Which featured speeds In
e:r:ceu . of 120 mile• per hour over rain-
, allckened streets, came to an end near
Hwitington Central Park when Costa
Mesa Officer Gary Barwig flushed out
the hiding suspect with a shotgun.
Willie Lee Davis, of Orange, was taken
into custody on chargea ol hurgJarlzlng
the olflce suite ol the Standlrd Pacillc
COrporaUoo, 1518 MacArthur Blvd.,
Irvine, around 4 a.m. ioday.
An alarm allegedly triggered by Davis
broul(ht three Costa Mesa squad.cars_a~d
the Newport Beach police helicopter tnto
. ~mmediate action. Together ~hey trailed
a speedjng vthlcle west on Talbert
Avenue to Ill deadeod II Golden Wat
streft. '
Pollco aald Officer Bob Crogan wu
'!'\""are ol the dead-eod and ru IDto a diit embankment, hitting a amall ,_
to< alp· alq the way which ra1" 1111 ·
siren and !Jihts fn>m the roof ol bll
squad car. Be was not injured. -
Barwlg, w.ho had remtined 300 yarda
behind, aald he saw Davia wheel his J.See PURSUIT, Pase I)
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, cYC~I'! ~i;~g~~~~~~~CM~: ~:J~E~~~~::~ '.ROAD -
70 Helicopters
Rocked in Blast
.. At Viet Ba8e
~·P~ :-~~l Opens s~s' lriich
~tU4r Ordinanoo
SAIGON !UPI) -·An uplosklll at the
lllle Hoo · -just I• mlleo 1ro111 = .......... 4lt.-and
Id "' damaged ·If 8oulll l'W
Nm•, W1rw;,1fi1; ..,..... .... ~ ~
:::. II wu Ibo-'! such ~I" the
MNDWtil!e,' U.S. 'planes ila;td cme of
the hlQal. ralda of· the ... .,. apinal
Hanol'a sy"""" flurjday, bockinJr out tJie
huge Paul Doumet Bridge and bombing
four military barracks installations dose
to the'Norlh Vlelnim ... capltal,.the U.S.
o~ Developments Jr.or Newport-Mesa Pupils
' ' ¥J PHONE CALLS.
GREET Pl:WT AD I
I : ;~m:.:."T:"'.:... " the -, -wbo (II"'*' tltll ad In 'the DAILY ~~y Set'tlec-Prodlice.< Part llmt, lllll
• t U,.. DX•XDX.
'lllo Id pnduped IO Cflll Ill ... day. Nat -,....,. lookJni !Gr nol action -.. MJ, 1111, bin, tr.a. ....... ,..
-put ,.. •111111 ....... .
I. 21 1M d• .... ...illi> ol Ibo •tl',ILOl'.Dl~1cllloo:MNlll.
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district officials said they hadn1 received ooe piohl& . can . from • parent& ·or
leachm.
'"1!1jngll' llOelJI lo be nmnlng smooPhly, •
Jean llarD\m. adnllnlstrailve ~I to
. ~ Joln>Nlcoll, saldl"'Maybe
~·· "." btlsz_oul lh<rO, ·~ can't
An olllclal ·coual of students won1 be
made until Oct. S, when the dlatrlcl mull
report attendance flgurea to the llate.
ccmmand said.
A ~vy A7 Corsair WU allot dcwn by a
aurface-to-alr mWilt 14 milea southwest
ol llancl Simda1.0!ld the pllol ls milslng,
the U.S. ...,,mand said. .,.
Vie-mar1nea stonned and tock a Coriimunlat pooltlcn In • surprise n!iht at~' near the Quang Tri citadel ID
-~Vielllam-lullda)C.and..killed 1%1 -North Vletna.,....,
.. ~:i:i~~ Mesa Bftat.lft
South Vlelnamele dly, alld it ls dcu!IUul " ·
Wild Walnut ShoQtoUt
that &OVeniment troopo ... meet Preli· Deborah Hammett, Mary SU>lz and Pam Amburgey (from left) are
dent NIU)'m Van Thleo!• deadline for three of nine contestanta who have aigiied up so far for 1972 1111"
,...plaring Quang Tri by Sept. 11. Costa Mesa Pageanti Potentlal !iIJues.~ MtM have·unljl Oct..'10 to
At Bien Hoa air ~ a pile of large submit applications to ch@b\ber of COID!JIVC•·-To qu.allfy girls mull
llrplane.J>ombaJalliDJ..lo_l!o ~ on be between 16 and-2,2;.unmarried 'll)cl..Co,ata '14'esa.<0sldent.. -· ' . '
C'kiims Lives : of"Four .
Allied airqaft aplode11, aettlng of{ , a
chain reaction' which deslli>yed the South
Vletnameae bellcopten. :rwo South Viet·
nameae were killed and 20 wounded in the mishap, . '
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more than •one' hour u an uncletmnlned
nianl>Or of residents were evacuated
from the eompia, Aid ~ :1lni Orr.
Be10re ~ the .• Ponment. ...
. deputj · mllc;od.'a mnaJl c\>lld at a 'rear . window: Orr,ltlil that Tllil CraV.0, s, ll1id
lier brother, JobnnJ1 .. ~·-lo Jqmp from the sec:oll!l ·Jtory -. IDto the 1....r.r 1wo:c:, I ' ' I Tbeil, Dejlut)' William ey. fl, dol>-
ned ' •· gu, -.and1c:limh0ct • ~ to
....... PlllDlp !Ugi, 11: """' a J> a c k be<lroom of the apartntent; · , '
. Orr ltlil lbJt . Ladiq -~•rod the bodies of Philllp RJi!ll, 24, ah o.ccupo•t of
the apartmeot; and s.niti'I ~ven, 12,
COvlda, sprawltd dead 6a tJio llvinf room
floor. Jl'l>o Robert llJUl,.18, Baldwin Pm,
, ($to SHOOTOUT, hlf It •
The U.S. Command Aid mo1t ol lhe
American wounded, Including f o u r
dViliaDI, were lilrl while sciamhllng for
buDktn. One American AC 111 "Stinger" .
gunpi ... WU damaged.
'l'lle ca111e of the ortglnal blast was
under invtsilplloa.
In a delaym r.port the U.S. oommand
said tilday an Air FOltl! AZI je~ fighter-
bomber accidentally jdlled ooe South
Vletnameae 10idler and wounded another
Saturday while bombiDI near An Loe, 60
mlles north of SalgQO.
The huge loss of bellccpten will hlrt
South Vlelnameae military eHorta In the
capital rqlon °for 10me ilme, portlcularly
ID the continuing flghling Bn>UDd
Highway 13. A new mobile ta11k forte
created IO worli in thj! area and defend
-(lleo COPTEllll, Pace I)
Nixon · Baeked
Pmwl Okays Def'!flle-Spending
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'I .WASIDNGTON {Al'),...,,'l'lle ....... 1111_.blll ... Woi'ld ·~
.. _ ..... ~y Iha HOuae ~-cormD1ttee t!lda1: l'ltl·billloa. .
moot o1 ~t 'NIJCll'a ~ for .... -oh!M -nioney. • 'lllo ~ blD ... 1:111 M bllllOo 'from the Proaidel\t'I nqqesta, includln1
'a'...,.mlllloa' dlGP oil 1111 fl"Wlml llPDdlng requut for incrWed U.S. war
.operatlont Iii IiilloChlna. ' ,,,. ltooae la a<jlodu!ed to ..,. .. the bUI 'l'burada1.
The .. -'apploYad ~ ll!U million asi...t for mot. bqmha aniJ am-
mun!Uen In the walio of ll>nol 1 lnvulon of South Vie~ and U.S. borilbint
and mlniDI of liorlh ~·Ia jet ftahtara, IO -bellcoplen and oilier borditan.
lrtl lbe ._. reJoeted dot!elll~ otllir, pl-and htll\chdS ol tanks aad _.. _..Ill' :lie W, ~ lbt .,utlln'bad'DOI pllll'ed Mllclent ........,, .
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Democrats Declare Stans
Behind 'Political Spying'
W ASIDNGTON (UPI) T h-.
Dem~tic Party accused Maurice
Stans today of helping hire a "pollllcal
esplonaa:e squad" to spy on Democnitic
officials and candidates, and financing
the operaUon with funds intended for
Preslden' Nlion's re-election campaign .
1be Democrat! named Stans in a
fonnal legal document along · with three
other men formerly coMecled either
wlth the President'• campaign ot with
the White Hoose.'
The compallnt alleged that they "em-
barked upon a conspiracy" 1ut spring to
purloin polltlcal secrets frcm the
Democrata "by any available~ me.ans, ln-
dudlng theft and photogaphing of
documepfl, and lnslallallon and monitOI' lnl ·of wiretapping and eaveldn>ppllig
devices." .....
Named with Stan., chairman of the
Flnance COmmlltee to -the
President, 1'en former c:ampaJgn aides
HllO 11'· Sloan Jr., 0. Oordcm Ll4dY and
E. llOWlll"d lhml Jr. ;1,,
Tbe ·aUegat~ were con\llntd m an
the b!:eai\·ii at the WaJA!riat. olflces of
the Demcicrauc N'adoni! Committee.
'fhUrnellded ccmplalnt added the four men and the Committee for the Re-Elec-
tion .: the Pruldent u c:Odelendlnls and
upped !ht, demondl for damages from $1
million to IU ml)ilon. •
The latest allepl!ons, acconllng to
IOUrce&. clooe to the Democrats, "'"' based en tnf..,..tlon &leaned lrom a
..U-defcrlbed parlldtpant in the alle~
wireltl> _..uoa. llo WU DOI lcfentlfifd.
Thi llOmocnfl dw&ed that Stans,
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lllnellded ccmplala~ auhmitted b 1
DemocnUc party lawyers In U.S.
District Court here, to a df!l ault filed
Put J1111e againsf fife meo ll'l'esled in
former commeroe· se<Jttary, ll1id the
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COnslderably cJoudy -wm
grace the Orange Coast PClllal>I 1
and IDto Tueaday with a -" I aome more c1r1a1 .. and lflbl -I en thn>urh Tlleodly. lllcbo ii 211o I
mJd..'1111 'lil)b lows near a l
INSIDE TODA'Y
Ca,llfor111a'a ~II> for Jfceo.. I
tm a.re too buav\ot tM ·bf9dl1r. t
GCCOTdlng to ... DfmomJUe t
IJIP1JOrltr. °"" tllfr flll hadl I
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,A DAILY ,ILOl ' M-, ~ 11, 1971
Center ·Planned
Radiatio1i 1'1ierapy Set by 1Joag
Ollldalo of lloq Memorial ltool>ltal _,_plloolora,ao,116 .. _ ...... _ .. _,,
lll'rL 11an11a1nDonna Joltptre J Dullkld WbD died urller thil ,.., of cancer.
A major fUnd rallJoc tf{prl IO build a
facWIJ IO -equipment airudY ~
......... -undertaken by the hoe-
llilal'• IU Cub whldi bu -a Dlljor fund nillac oouree for !be holplt•I.
Tllo ncllalloo thenpy cenltr wUI bou1<
a llndr accderalOr which WIU provide "IP radiation lberopy for cancv po-
U...ta.
1llo 0-acctlerolor prodllCtl I h!p
output-of eleclron enugy which ii Ihm
can•erted into 1 powerfuJ l·rtJ beam.
The beam can be preci.tely procnmmed
ml ...,...,.led, aod ........ u ii ....
-•tralH. ...._ -Ill """' -'=-oald ...,. ....... nadJ ..... NI ......... !Niii liooll
foalllJ, -Olfti ...... ltooc ........ -.. ...-............. 111111. . ,,., _, ........... -IOfC1al
bou1111c fl 111 ""r.l:;•-· 11oop11ol of· fl<lall llld npla that II iabl a
room with ...ill more than 11> 1 .. 1 thick
to glva ldequate protection from !be
ptnetrll!Joc beam.
Coebalnilan of Ille uoeuUve "°nunlt·
tee which ii dlmtlnc the fund ralainl
ttfort are Earl llatda1e. ••Y• ancl
mean1 cl1alrman of the Mt Club, and
Guy Cll.ire. secreLlry of the club's ca~
Ital devtloprnmt and rn1nagement com·
mlltee.
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McGovern Uses Formula
For Exposure in Media
:
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. "!AP)
Geiqo McGovern, scrambling hard lo
1ain·m JUchlrd NlKon in the race for the
WbJte Houa, hu apparently 1ettled on a
tftrM.part formula for 1etting bi! face on
televiaion and his name ln the paper as
be e1mpaign1 aboot the country.
The places be IOU. lhe thing1 he dots
and the remarkl be maktt VII')'. But
McGovern'• well orcheatrated effort to
make new1 ha1 become predictable.
In the first .. eek of hil full time cam-
poJcn for the praldency. Ille South
Dakota DemocrlUc aenator b a a
-ployad -tlevlcu on a dally bull:
-Tht 1"viluaJ event," such u a 9ttlt to
a supermatbt to lllk about ri1111J food
pr1c:el with lhoppen, or to a manufac-
turlne plant to ask worten what luues
they consider l,mporlanl, or lo 1 farm to
clllcuu crop supporll. .
'niere't nothina new about the •0 vlsual
event." In· the White House, when .P(¢St"
. dent Nlron -II, Ille prus aldt1 Clll ii
• "photo opportunity." Tbert I> little hard ..,.. I n
MoGovem'• vllual events. Anytbln1 the
calicllclale says ii 1entr111y I par1pbrue
ol bis pnvloully llalad oplnlom. Bu~
becln11 ol lhe fnterpl1y .. 1th the public
and the p/Jyalcal aettJnc ltaell, !be event
usually ..U. lor load -
-Tha local """ conference. In hll
lint fiff full clays on tho roacl, NcGovem
dJd not 1190 the 1ppro:t1mately IO
--traftllnc witli him a -lo
' John Bromfi/}ld .
Td'Cad NewW,t't.
Lobit.er Parade
John Jlromfllld, ,,.,,,., lier of tho
televlakMt ..-•'8btriff of Cochise,"
will !tad the Newport Beach Lobater
-parade Sept. IS, accon11n1 lo ol· llclall ol tho Balboa BaJ Liem'• dub.
. J , .. ""' panda will bo bold .. part of ti.
' fli'M.daj Loblter Bake, an' annual event
-od bf thi LIOlll to ralla fuodl for
their projectl lo aid the blind In Owlp
County.
1llo Lollllar Bak< will open al I p.m.
"' Sept, D al Fublon bland with a
beauty conttJt, a carniYal midway and
lobster bate. The 10 1.m. parade will clr-
~le around Newport Center Drive and
will bo followed by the earnlval and
lobster bate.
SUnday, lhe camlVll and loblttr bake
will conUnue and &eYeral prtza will be
awarded. A 11'1! Plnlo has been donalad
for the rrand· prize.
Tick.eta for the lobster bate and priies
are available from Harbor Are a
mercbantl and ,IJoDI! Club member•.
Bromfield, who will leod the lw .. bour
parade, ii best known for hl1 two
televlslon series, "Sheriff of Cochise"
and "U.S. Manhal" A liahlnt enthusiast,
he hu rectntl)f worked ln the ter1tl
"Fi!'herman '1 World."
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DAILY PILOT
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ill ........ tJilt H._,,,__ ............
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1sk questklm on any inue in a fonnal
press conference.
But in Suttle, San Dte10, Rockford,
DI., and el-here bo. haa allowed dlf·
ferent local televll._,n· new1men to film S.
10 minute lntervie\fl. Sometimes local
newtpeper reporters are also Invited to
participate. . -McGovern al50 appeared at a rally a
day during his fln:t week on the rold
llnc< Ille c1mpaJin offldally atarted
Labor Day. They art held at alrporta or
downtown intersections. A local rock
band or Ille high ICbool marching band ii
uaually recrullad to bolp lllr up the
crowd beforo McGovern arrlvet.
Probobly the bell rally o! the first
week wu in downtown Suttle Mooday
night when more than 5,000 people jam-
med the tntenecdon outllde McGoYtrn'•
hotel. Democratic Sen. Wamn G.
Mal!lUllQn and four of the state'• five
DemocraUc House memben appeared
with Ille condld1te.
--'\,Jr -----·•-FromP .. eJ
COPTERS ..•
the capllal depends en bellcopten !or
transport and for mupply.
Tbo i,lllO-foot·lq Paul Downer bridge
over the llecl River al l!Jnol wu bit by
Juerguldad "&marl" bombs from U.S.
jet ~ Sunday, the U.S.
command Aid.
They reported lhree span1 of !be
brldp iJe<trDyed llld boaVJ d1J!\11e lo
thrla .mon ,~. aikl Iha steel t'1'1 ...,..
crell wpel'llnlclllre t/I. Uit bJ, bridge.
Tho Downer l!RV!!!Ul1Y WU bit Cit Moy , l~ ~llm"liili ., ........ cJrw ll<d 'lito Ille rtvlf. AD ' Afr -Force
~ uld the bridge WU lleli!i
,..'6ullt"whell bit again Sunday.
Amarlean jell allO slammed army oar-
racl:a areu two CCI four miles from
Bano1, tJu!re1'"I II bulldlnp and
clama~ ~ othep, the ~and
-Aid. -' I!: " Fllblllll -11nuoc1 loday -.. !>' .
turec1 Tien Phuoc dlllrlcl town, SI '!'ilea .... u. ol Da Naq, 1111 mil" aorlbe•ll of Salcod. .
UPI npor1er u aa ... tt said 1overn-
ment troopo ...., bock an Cl!!!Pc>ll three
mil• -ot tho town:-vlel (:onl
and North V-troopo eaplllred the town &mday alter a ..... t of OghUn1.
• • " •·. Jet Flight Foes
Plan for Rallv •
On Wednesday
Or1an1>er1 of a new (IT'OUP opposl111 jel
IJl&hl 11 Oran1e County Airport wlU mttt
Wednesday nt1ht to plan the detalll of a
mau rally tbey wiU spo090r Oct. 11 at
Newport Harbor Hl1h School.
The citlzen'1 committee, known u the
Airport Actlon AllOClaUOXI, wlll meet II I
p.m. In their beadqu1rtera al Bayside
Vllla1e. IOO W. Coast Highway.
A spokesman for tbt oraaniulion said
they hope the rally will work up public
support !or their antl·Jel eampalcn.
Founden of the AAA .,. mainly
memben of Ibo Harbor Arn Frttway
Fllhten, !be sroup thlt led the cam-
polcn against Ille Pacific Coast Frttway.
Frttway Flahter ofllclal M1nhall Duf.
field II co-<halrman ol the AAA aJoog
with Mn. Jean Morril, a recent ap-
pointee to the Newport Besc~ Parb,
Beachel and RecreaUon Commialon .
From PQfle J
STANS ...
othen COlll)llred, •monc other tblqa, lo
dellrvy financial rocordl lhowln& tbol
1111,000 In Ni>on campalcn funds were
cllverled to a speelal ac:cew1I lo Pll' the'
"uplonagt oquad."
Sloan. WU treuurtr of StliDI' eont-
mlttet al the time of Ille Wate1'11te Jo.
ckieo4 but Jell bis post List July.
Liddy wu COWllel to the committee
but ftl fJrecJ In JWIO after he rel\l!ed-lo
tallt lo the FBI abo<lt Ille Wate111te
C.per.
Hunt wu • lllXH-dar White HouM
consultanl ot Ille time but no tonier bokll
lh•t )ob either.
The Democrats alle1ed that the June
17 break·ln wu conducted to repair and
roplace f1u1ty eav.,droppln1 equipment
installed earlier.
They 1110 1lle1ed that the sq_uad tried
to brttk Into the offices or Sen. Georte S.
• overn In Mr)'.
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Viet Cong
Propose
Coalition
SAIGON !AP) -The Viet Coog lllUed
1 new puce statement loday 111inf h II
"prepored to 1ccept a provlllooal
aovemment of national concord \baL
lhall be domluted bx. neither fide."
U.S. llOtll<el In Saigon Interpreted this
a1 a concession that neither aide can win
the war milllerliy.
But Viet Cong and N•rlh Vleinarnese
IJ)Okesman have said repeatedly tn the
past -for public coosumptloo, It leost
-!hit Ille ~tiGo govemmeot they
proposed woulcJ be a eoalltloo of equals,
with none o~ !be lactlonl domlnalln&.
In Wuhfncton, lhere WU no Im-
mediate commeot from Ille Stile Depan-
ment.
At !be White HOUie, presldenlial prea
MOrttary Ronald J. Zlqler would say
only tb1t .. we are 1tud)'ln1 it."
He decllntd to u.y whether
Adm.llUatration offlclala found any new or
encouraging language in the Viet COnc
1tafement.
The Viet Cong termed the three-page
declaration "an imPortant atatement on
ending tbe war in Vietnam and restoring
peace."
• •
Wild Wedding But at first reading lt appe.ared to be
no more than a rtiteration of previous
Communist peace demands.
Once again, it called on the United
States to withdraw all itt troopt from
Vietpam, to stop suppOrting the regime
of President Nguyen Van Thieu, and to
halt the bombing and mining of North
.. As elephants roalll-kee in th• background, Stephen
Colwell and Donna Jean Baumea recite wedding
vows Saturday along the Umfolozi River at Lion
Country Safari. The couple wen married In th•
pr ... rv• becauae lll•Y enjoy beln& near animal•
and in the outdoors.
Vietnam.
"Should the U.S. govemmtnt :-eally
n.specl the South Vietnamese people'•
right of self-determination and aerJously
negotlat<! to ptacolully setUe the South
Vietnam problem," the ltattment aaid,
"!be Provi>lonal Revolutionary Govern-
ment of the Jlepubllc of-South Vietnam is
prepared to rtach qreemenll lo Ille ef·
feet that neither a Communist rtglme
Gas Pumps Must Show Tax
Younger Ruling Helps DolUu-comciow Consumer
nor a U.S.·stooge regime shall be im-~ By ·FRANK HOTCHKISS
poaed on South Vietnam. AsHc"* ,,.. .,.,..,
"It is _ere_P,ared to a~pt a provtaional_ · "Two dollars wort6 of gas pleaat:l~
'goVem'fuent , of naUonal. concord,, tha1 In California that simple statement has
ahall be dommated by ne1lher 1ide. . le" to confusJon and anger . Th~ . Viet Cong also r t P e a t e d its On July 1, the state put a five percent
prevwus formula for tht makeup of the ta:r. m the overall price Qf 1uollne, in-
government of naUonal COllCOrd -a duding elistlng toes. Gas atationa cboae
three-setment coalition composed - a several days to collect the tu.
lhree-segmenl coalition composed of Ul Some induded Ibo new tu In !be pump
memben of ·the Provilional Revolu-price. Others tagged their pwnps with a
tlonary Government (2) memben of Ille small altn Jndicsllng Ille tu mull bo acl-
Saigon administrat~on e:r.cluding ·~eu. ded to the pump total. Qinsequently, a
and (3) representatives of other poltUcal consumer had to look closely to
force1 in South V1etnam "lncludin1 those determine the e:r.act price be would pay
who, for po1i~lcal reason.~, have been for a gallcn of gas. Tbe di\lerte methods
compelled tc live ln exile. of handling the tax bad one common
From Pqe 1
' PURSUIT •..
result -confusion.
Thursday, State Atty. Gen. Eve11e
.Younger said the pump price should be
-·hat the cooswner pays !nd the tu
must be incorporated in the price shown
Oil the pump.
Wblle Ml le1a1Jy blncllng, the opinion II 'Ille attorney ,...raJ alto lald that
considered an lndlcatloo of bow nlllfnl comer signs lhowin1 gu prlceo mU&l
faws Will l>e -biierprelad by both p,... • ti~ the total price the cetllUJll6 will
ecutors and courts in!'\he future. pay, induding the new tu.
Reaction from service 1 t a t I on Many station managers supported
o.,.ralors was generally favorable. In Young ,1 move with memllOlll. BUI Fremo, Phil HudJon, who owns a Shell er .
llatlon, aald, "I tb1nk this ii a roa!_(<!O(! Wren of w,..•, Shell In San Francil<lD
idea. I tb1nk the c:ullomer will like II. uld, "I'm kind ol puzzled u to wblll
When they come ID they will know we're geJnr lo do. I wholeheartedly .....
whether !be tu II Included 0< aoL" with .,.,tliulty. But JI I pool 'fft1 ix'!ce
HucllOn ldded: "'111e employe mllfll and the other guy doesn 'I, ll pull me ol a
forget !be ules tu JI it 11 not Included. -dlaadffntage."
Tbll way !be owner 11 llUl'e of pllfnl all Younrer'• aplnloa _,Id e1lmlnlle the
fits ta1.es." stat\on mana1er's option to post tb1
Said Mani, an Iranian immigrant-who lower price,· a apalwmu said. wora ,1 a downlDwn Loi AJistla Mobil ..ail~ ~d, 1 Tenoo station
statloo concurred. '"nlll will make plllllP' mailiier In. ~ties, opposed 11\t
inc g1$ easier. It's a1ao fairer to ti» move. 1~
customei\ but I thini: we may Jou IOI& ~ ·~loDly 'f•k-is to do It the way
customen because Of the htghier we Oo now, , . , the customer '1ll
prices." ' be Jia1lill a Uttle bll opra.• ·
1peodlq vehicle arvund lo the righl, apln
through an empty field, and bead for two
boulH on San Leandre Street.
~ * * . * * * .: Hennd uplalned that pumps compute
otlly.ionlhl ol ·1 eon!. On a gallon of 111
oold at 411.1 ceall, tor Instance, the flw
percent tax would be 2.MS cents, rounded
&o two cents, he nid. HeP,J<l.Da..vis mowed down a backyard
feD'ce corinectlal the two bou1t1, crashed
into a garage, ind conUnued to nee on
foot. c
Aided by . the llshll from !be police
helicopter, Barwtc aaid be challtd o._y;.--on fnol for about one mile until be hllmll, him bldlng behind a parked truck. ·
SllU shaken by the oiperlence, Barwlf
said today that the Davis' 1'72 "muscle
car" bad more ~than the aquad cats
and that the high-speed pur1!uil "was
10me damn dangeroua dri'1ng."
"1 had him · clocked between 100 and
110 and Officer Owen Kreza, 'Vito was
with us, spun three diflermt tlmea on the
vet street!:," he said.
Huntington Beach pollco said both
vehicles sustained major dam11e '>ut did
not have any information on the damage
to the bou ... The oddress of the l'oouae
wu not immediately available.
Costa Mesa officers recovered "n elec-
tric typewriter from the Davis vehicle.
and this morning were in the proccq of
obtaining a warrant for a further tearcb
of the car.
Police believe Davi• may be linked to
threo other 'burglaries In !be Irvine
lndll.!ltrial complex that occurred over
tht weekend.
Three electric typewriters, valued at
$%,100, weni taken from Action Sil~
coven, 1851 Kaiser Ave., Saturday night
and a typewrlt<!r and adding :nacblM,
valued at 1179, from Roberti and
Kosalrura, 1'111 Kaller Ave. '
Service.Stations Start
Displaying Full Pric~s
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The five per-
cent tales tu on gasoline which went in-
to effect JuJy 1 will show up on California
J*' pumps and advertising signs this
'month. \.
Service 1tatlon managers rener1lly
were favorable to the change Friday,
which resulted from an opinion inued
Thursday by state Atty. Gen. Evelle J.
Younger.
The ruling is not legally binding but
was put into regulation form by State
Agriculture Director C. B. Christensen,
who also servo u California's chief of
weights and lllt!asuret.
Christensen said his regulations are ef-
fective Sept. 17 and violators will be sub-
ject lo llOO fines and liJ: monthl In jail.
Some gu atalioo operaton fear hJa;ber
pwnp prices will drive customers away
and further confuse all ccncerned.
When the five percent sales ta:r was
extended lo · gasoline In ~uly, the ln-
creal<d price puzzled customers and
pr.senlad the men beblnd \be J>Ul!IPI
with dilferent options cm bow tO colled'll
found that eut my Alu almoot In half ..
I went baclt to addin& the tu Oil later."
Pbll Jluojloa, owner of a P'l'l!sno wvlce
atailon and chalrman of California
Pelroltltllll Retallm, said : '1 think that
this ii-a iUl ciiOil Idea. Tliil way It'•
unjform all over. I think the cuatomer
will like it."
Ma:r. Moor:e, who works at a Los
Angeles Standard Jtation, uid the ruling
"will make our job easter."
Schmitz Claims
U.S. Aids North
In Vietnam War
FrotnPflfleJ
SHOOTOUT . • ••
died after arrival al PolllOlll VallOJ
Haopltal.
Booked for lnvtlllpllon of •tltmplad
murder wu David Beruman, 29. Man-
. tmy Parle.
Larry E. Pemberton, :IZ, Walnut, had
been booked on !be wne charge but dlad
early today at Pomona Valley Hospital.
Orr said a motive for the Incident wu
under inve1tigatlon. DetecUva were also
trying to determine which abota killed or
wounded the victims, "but lo Ille bell of
OW' knowl<.di•· all Ille vlcltms clled In !he
ge of gunfire with ofllcen," 11id
Clari.. Lemke.
children of Mn. Ct1ven and
p Riggi'• Infant IOD were taken to
the homes of relatives, authorities Aid.
James Hull, 11, 1 lllUdent .i Cal Stale
Fullerton and occupant of an aporlment
1lntoel directly acrou lrom the shoot.out
-'<, Rici ·ho looted out Ille window to
aoo olficen tlrlnl Into 1 window, ab,ol·
terlnt the clau. ,
Winclowl In Ille •J>li'lment-.. cllractJy
under fire and one adjacent to tt bad
been lhatteroct by ahotlun peilela,
wJtnesaes aaid. The wan1 were reported-
ly dotted with build boles.
Nothing Wal taken durln& the lblrd
bur(lary of McKlbbln sar... Inc.. 1121
Reynold& Ave.
Police uld plat<! glw windows wer<
smHhed with a blunt lnstrumeot to 1a1n
acceu in all tbrff caan.
Some •leilons Included the new tu In
the pum1> price bul most added a small
tag lndicat1n1 the tu would be added lo
!be pump prlco.
Wally ELiner, a Sacramento Shell Oil
station manager llid u1 was one 'of the
orl(inal ..,.. who pul Ibo sales tu lntD
my pump and advertllinl prlcel. But I
LANSING, Mich. (AP) -Rep. John
Schmits, lame duck Or1111e C4unty
: 'n1re11n1an and American ParlJ ....
dll!ite for pr.iiden~ wl'Frldai Ibo real
Hd;ynamtte iuutlt of the praldantlal
eampatrn II that the "Unlllcl Stale ii
furnllblng Ille 1lnow• ot war" to both
· "~:1::"Ainor1ca hu furnlsbod Left Turn "Out
tho technololY lo Ibo Sovlll U~~ ~ • ~=-=~·.,... to lltlPPl1 T -----I (IJn 17th Street
Troops Go Ba~k on KP
House Panel Rejects Funfh for Civilian . Workers
WASHINGTON (AP) -Pl1ns to
ellmlnate KP and cigarette-butt-pollcfna
detail1 1s an incentive to attract more
)'OUDI men tttto the new Army Wtre ,....
jected tod1y by Ille Houte Appropriations
Cqmmlttet.
Calllll( the duties "wllol,..me and
characttr-bulldlng," for Gls, the com-
rnillee cut 1125 million eannarkatl for
hlt!nc dvlllans lo do Ille jobs, The cul
wu mode from a 1'11.!-bllllon del-
approprlatlon bUI >ebeduled for a Houae
vote Thursd1y.
The committee recommended that Ibo
cl•Ulan kltche .. pollce and clt1~-dolell
programs under way be terminated: bf'
April !O In all servlees, and thll tho
JYl•~peeling, traa}l.(ollecttna 1 n d
lllrlna dlll1 ... tumotl -°"" ..
• ooldllrl, aallon and airmen.
,,., -Corpe had bold off hlrlic
d•illanl lot • Illa )* """""' Ibo com-
mlllH't docfalaa, and i-. oommJllol oaJd
II aJllireclated lhal. Tb• other aervl-. parlleullr\1 tjla
Army. had bof\111 to allmlnale ibo tub
u part ol ~ effort to dlanro the
military lmall Ind attract tDOUgh youn1
men lot u alJ. .. luntear aervlCI by Juno
'°n,. oommlttee waa crltl<al of the
Army, wblch It lald aot '34 million from ~ ... bfr1lll dyUtan kitchen help
u • llllo!I projod lllcl ~ committed
.,.. ' iDJllilll .. It. 'Illa -1lloa rojtctod tho pn>tp'am
for an -u tao eolllY, undorlallan wiih no eludl• or the offed ol the dutloo
on mllllir1·411dJ>.lloa or on Jiow '"1Jllod
-nallJ, i.I about dolq lhoin. , ''nil ~ II Gf Illa o,lnloD lhal
ouch dlitlM :u; ditr..i '"""' Iba aervlcta!~ ·" 11 lalil ... a ftlPOl1. "A1 a ma't: lad,' Ibo coomnlllel
bolle•n thll -are -and charact.....i..Uc11111 duil11 wlllcb onhanco
I terViceman'I pride In ta. IW\'ictt."
Tha commltln said clvtll1n KP
nplacementt colt an averqe flS,100 a
year cempored lo 18.100 for 011 . n •Id thll II boeolll< )IO civilian
kltchon-belp D111>yoa11 m ntoded for
e'ltry ona GI mu.rear. uil dvlU1n1 are
paid 1n ...... 11,111111 comporoct lo
'5,ltlO for Jow-raMlnl mliated -·
(
Wheii drl9lng Wiii Oii Cotti
Meao'a !'Ith Street .durln( the next
taw dAy1, watdl cloaely to aee If a
left tum' onlO Nowporl Booltvard ii
11111 ptrmltllcl.
The turn& are being ellminlted to
...iuco congestion and .accldenll II
the lnt<!rsecltoo. Pollet 111 more
!ban IO accldenll hive ooc:urr.d
lbore ~lb.; poll year.
To IOI ID Newport Bellll from'
l!lh Slroo! ~ tho prohlbltiGo
..... oflecl, allber tum aouth ...
~· A ..... ,.or Cl'Oll NeW!IOtl Boiil!vard 1dd take S.1t p ar I O'r' ~villue <lo litb ~. Ihm badt to
Nowporl Beuievard. '
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Ibo prohibition of porting oa Iha
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from Wallact AvtnUe to Meyer
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