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Home My WebLink About1972-09-14 - Orange Coast Pilot• • 1r eone • . , ·~~-oreyele Gang~ I .. ·.8ono:r Deeeased ' ( 1· '. Heinher.-i .11 Mesa f ' '' I • • " . I ~ . . I .. • ' . • I DAILY PILOT * * * 10' * * •k THtl RSDAY : AFTERNOON, .SEPT~MBE~ ·i ~. Y°'"' Mr·•O. ... 4 l•CTIOff .. •· P~ • , ~· ~ . - • • ., 1 I Rants· .IJ p . :G:itns. , ~ , I . . . ' COWBOY U GEllD:HOPA : ;CASllOv .;..AO :r•;:,t-• • Wlllit m llO;.tlhoWn 50 WlllTHoj'M Tcip ' ' ~ ' , . ,· .. , '/!: r ·~ . . . . ' ·.,· ' rrr 4 ctor Wif~fum .Boy~. 'Moppy,;;iJi~s t!,J:~7 1, ... :; .. ~illiam Boyd, the ~-4r!Cbes ~ctor . ;Dtl·copJ .. Uve ~failure. . who '-Weni to the ~.;;~again ,before • A , cm~ Holl)'llOOd p!aybOy who ' ··--~·"ty Western gooo1·m~ creditl!OI the ·kids he ~Ired for three .ea~·uuu~ ""! . · •• , l~,oaa ~and~ fil "wile Grace -1.1oiijlong ·CW!dy, s_·dead:al '.17,.neorly . io; '. l1!rni dee~ any 20 )'.WI ·Bh<f Ing ·llP-~ ol --lD rocent'yU1'1) -·, · . allvif all~. ' -, -. "J'm 1~·man_ptop1t re•ber as lJLdled ·w sd•J at 'South ~ HOjlill!a(· Cls.i141," .Mr.~!~· said In CO!j\munity · lillltSd(Jth'tegllna,. ~"7 rMfu ...... ry IOI;~~~ !if !"Ire a coinblna of ParklD100'.1 -~ JYDli>h glands. ·' ' ,~ t ' '' · · . ·~d ~ .OOCkecl at 4ifference," 1 For Cyclist By RUDf' NlllDZIELSKI 01 ltl• Dlll't' Pllet Si.If Walter R. Marchbank lived as a laborer but he was buried like a king .\\'.edne¢ay. A runerp.l procession nearly one mile long followed his flag-shrouded casket ;through downtown Costa Mesa. Roads along the route were blocked off to traf· fie. Police cars, red lights blazing, escorted the mourners. It was September the 13th and more than 100 Hessians, Mescaleros. Devil's Disciples:. Nuggets and other me'ni.bers of . outlaw motOrcycle gangf paid their last respects to their "brother" from Santa Ana. Marchbank, 30, died 8'pt. 9 on a desert road near Barstow when ~ chrome horse struck a .. roads-!de reflector and broke off the front wheel: He left behind his wife, Linda: a son named Harley; and his sister Elaine, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marchbank of Costa Mesa. -·The Harleys thundered into town just before the 2 p.lil. ceremony at Bell Broadway ChaJ!el, eaCh carrying a black ... •ilk streamer on its ~issy bar~ " Most of the chopper men had matc6ing . armbands twisted arp\Uld their biceps: All wore their colors1 ·And one man with a Mohawk haircut carried a hatchet on his belt. .. Groups of cyclists drank freely from hip flasks and .others lo9k _pictures of the riders as they -ro!rOO lbto'··foWif.1-for· the1 biggest fun~al 'that _c.osta_Mesa has; perhaps ever experienced . lnskle the chapel, Father Don R. Kribs told the qclillS.Jb<)C were all children of~ (S.. HAN~MEN, Page Z) Seh1nitz Charges . Conspiraey in Br~•ner Inquiry '. ~---.. ............................................. r . ':> • . " I .. --- AN AGGR&'JSIVE FOX whJch may be the one ' responsible for a rabies scare this summer at San Clemente State Part ,appeared again this morning -chasing a San Clemente holisewile off her own 'front lawn. Police said they were called· a~ 7:40 a.m. by Mrs. Helgarth Wanamaker of 237 Montalvo, who said she was chased by the animal as She went out for the morning paper. THE NEIG~RHOOD where this morning's incident ~urred is imme- diately upcoaSt of the state park where a fox has bitten more than a haU- dozen campers in the past few.months. Officers tried to spot the animal this morning but said there were no sign1 of the creature. · · ANIMAL 'CONTROL officers, who have spent weeks capturing arid destroy· ing foxes -in the area; were notified of the latest incidents. Thus far no evidence of rabies has been noted, but because foxes are known to be common carrien of' the dread disease; authorities immediately order antirabies ·treatment for persons who have been bitten. In all intsaQces, biting attacks have come , comr,letely unprovoked,. pri- marily while vicUm.a are· sleeping outdoors in the ear y morning hours. Girl 14 Found ·irt Field ' ' ' ' . . ·Dead, Sexuall y Ass aulted CAROL STREAM, Ill. (UPII -Four. tfen-year-old Sally Kandel left her home in this Chicago subtJrb on her new bi- cYcle Tuesday evening to look at the hOrses at.nearby farms. . Her bicYcle was tound along . a road near a corn field early Wednesday. Several hours later, police found the girl!a body, four rows bac!k in the corn .f!'Jd just a 1ew feet from where her bicy· cle was foilnd. Du.Page c.ounty ·sheriff's police said some clotblng had been ripped off' and a1ltl had ~ bludgeoned to death. 'I1>e slaying apparenU)" was "sexually motivated," police said. 'A blooditained metal bar shaped ~.like a.baaaball bat was the ap- parent m~er weapon, police said. The weapon was found near the body. Earlier this week, Mrs. Barbara Flanagan, 27, and her 18-month-old daughter, Renee , were found murdered in the parking lot of a suburban Mount Prospect church . ·There are no slispects in-either slaying, police said. "If a child can't go out when there Is daylight in a quiet suburban community, 1 don 't know where anyone can be Jafe." Sally's mother, Mrs. Cynthia Wilson, said after the slaying. Mrs. Wilson described Sally as an 'honor student and a well-disc!plined young'ster. She ,sata Sally" a high school freshman. invariably returned home before dark: ••• A Se we r ' By JOHN ZALLER Of 1111 Dally '1'-f Stiff I " .. · . .. .. . . Orange County Water District officlab testified Wednesday that during summer months, "the Santa Ana River is essen- tially just a Sewage flow" and it is slowl7 ruining the county's underground \valet reserves. ~ .,,. The Santa Ana Regional Water Qualit;f Cor.trol Boari:t countered in officifil testimony that upstream water users a(i ah·eady treating their sewage wastes ~ the utmost degree feasible-and to req~ greater. treatment would Jil "unreasonable." ...., ·!· These .divergen t pojnts of view weft presented. in a public hearing in Oran~ Wednesda·y before the State Water: Resources · Control Board <SWRCBh. which is trying to decide just how mu~ degrl\d1tti0:0 of upstream Santa Art! RJver waters should be allowed . ~- The problem is important becau~ V.'ater users in Riverside and S<tii Bernardino counties presently huvc rio alternative but to return their treated waste water to the ground. This treatCd effluent then joins with the subterranean flows of the Santa Ana River, runs intO the undergrouhd water table or Orang9 County and ls consumed domestically.· "We face the Joss of oqr water .supply 1r this deteriOration continues," said Don Owen, manager of the county water district. "The state health· department (See RIVER, Page %) ;. , " Orange WeadJer -~· ~ , ~rtrom: ~ tJ.eeri. llotctand.hl.! B?:!!i P'-',,. ' :th'"t:~~~'.~ ~nt 'to ~mper "'•1 4' : , j • , tJme,~ftn lt\"GCeaD 'Probers La~hed • • Sally-left home around 6 p.m. Tuesday and planned to return home by 7 to watch a television program, Mrs. Wilson said. · "She was crazy about horses and there are two placer on Kuhn Road and two on Lies Road where they have horses · apd ~1ore fair and beautiful days are in store for Orange County, Tern. peratures will range from 72 a\ •1 beaches to 82 inland. It may be a tad foggy In morning. ponies," Mrs. Wilson said. "s he INSIDE TODi\:Y '.: Schmitz Says There's · Co n:spiriacy R Btiy Ti'aim-' ... :) ~~ Pa)m p.n. ' D (AP) -some.;.:.llOI Born to a •poor fann Jaboi-tr In Hen-. sometime1 stopped at these places to "Fof1t1 Carat.'' ·boWs in at ti~.· watch and talk to the animals." L erg u n a Moulton Playhovte, It was . alO{lg Lies Road that . Sally's while six other local theatw -·• thin twice 11 u !leylburg, Ohio, Boyd headtd for ..umofed • -i..ie -llJ ·Area ~ a -... bf'!illll4•to.NlllP~ 'WASHINGTON • (~!) ~ John . G. -tnm1 dur~llfll two . hir' Ille Oilier .hlll U..d.''111 Jove<f Ibo' · ·~fi, tllll.Allllllean•~dent Par\ Of Gp1nlilll.' BART -" ~le. I · t=presldentlal caodldata, · c .h a r 1 ea, '1'1111 ij fir 1bove our .-.t all ••t.o lit ....,.,,,. a cUuf...,,, Jilmied an y there I~ a "conspiracy ol J.•1#1 fir lldlidq and, !an••·" a bllroa', got• flll•,,.... job Illar being " lllmlW1dlng tbe government's iAJ1t ........ ..ici w..... ~by ~.c,.jl B, DeMiile, Jm:eetlgation ol Mbur H. Bremer· andl 'l1ljl ..... ..,. -ll'om lin pta illld ..,.._ boietme' I nldoll plOJl>or 'Ille lbOoting ol Gov. George C.. Wallace. 1 r11:1 .. ... • ' _. •111111* Mii ..... ~.· ·The ,caJlfomla .Rep u b·ll C'a ii co~ S-JU bllllclft .,-, ~ • • ..... In l"llll Vtlla Bolln11<1," "King gr<llimaJt demflided a coogresslonal In· Ila tna In Ille ... ta, ._, 1111 "IJ ti llJJlp" and ,.,.,,. .,........ Nilhts," . qulry Into the C8$t. .._ 111111 ,... Of coiillrlldllL \lot -AUlftQ, lllillt I) Schmltl told a news conlerenct lie bad . \ ' ' • • • body wat_ found . . groupt Utue casting calla' for /u.. aaked the House Internal securtty· Com-Mrs. Walson said she and her h~sband , ture 1 shows. see Entertainment, mq\,e. of whl;.b i.!'!·Uf.·lll.~1!';r, 19 .. ln-~r~ not al.~ed when Sally falied lo Page 17. . ·veatlgata aUegaliolii' ill 1 magazl~ art!-.. •ijtum ·boni"'b\i·.lhe·"Pl'lilnlecl• bour,,llul · ~ ,.,.~ ... ~'"!:. cle tbat there "WU a . Communist con-became worried when she w~s not borne • ~~nitr'!ll• ! =:-twi """"' ~~: spiracy to·tlll the Alabama ·govirnor and by dark. • c:11111tlM .,.., tta1-.1,.... .. , that the CIA might alJo be involved. They phoned SallY'lf friends apd finally g::.,., : = C:Mtt ~ ,j'I char&t thaJ tl\fre h.•·been a con-launched a aearcb ,of their own The Dutti Nttk.. 11 StM:ll M.trUt1 ,.,, • · .r · 11 1a t"Ied • .,, · d ... ,IOfll\ ,... , '''"WM .. 1' · splracy ot allenctl~.the evidence .. ~ ee.were terr no u , .:"'J™ Of&anlze a ''Mi• ,.,,, .,,...,.,. 1t11 1 how t n a _the repeated ·auoclati90 1ot ~arch. t ::-,.=:,,. ._.,.. ~; ::::;. ...... ·~~ Brtmtr witb Oxnmuniltl , and revo1u· It was after daybreak when the body "" ......... 1s • .,., Mtwt iM! (See SCllMJt;. Pl&• I) waa found. . 1 v I ' ' . f • " • OAn.Y PILOT lt1tt l'llltl ~ HANGMEN LINK UP AROUND COFFIN AT FUNERl\L RITES FOR FALLEN FRIEND ,,. Motorcycle Club Members R01r Into Co1t1 Mew for Service, Then to Orange for Burial • < •• Tapio~a Tee1ns iJug~ /'udcJ,ing lmperil_s Freighter CARDIFF, Wales (AP) -For a while today, the blgge!t tapioca pudding lD the world threatened to split the seams of a Swls11 freighter, but a dock offi· cial said firemen and the shlp's crew finally got things under control. The official sa.Jd dock workers wtre unloading the 12,l~ton Cassarate, which a fire chief earlier called a "huge tapioca time bomb." Firemen had controlled the fire which started in timber stacked in the upper holds 25 day1 ago, at sea. 11te crew kept the smolderlnJ: tim.ber damp- ened, until U>e ship docked here late Tuesday. • , , But the water fi:om the Cardiff's hose! seeped down to the lower holds whet-e 1160&-tons of-tapioca from Thailand ..wer.e stored. The water swelled the tapioca. Then, the heat from the names started to cdtlk the st.icky mess. .. ; The swelling tapioca -enough to serve a· million plates -could buck1e \tie ship's steel plates, fire chiefs warned. . .. ,. The plan is to load the iluey mess onto a neet of truck! and dispose of it. One report said there was enough to fill 500 trucks. ~ut where do you dump 500 truckloads of tapioca pudding~ From Pagel HOPALONG DIES ... wort \:tardoru, but Boyd plummeted to a hu-b(el\ allfr a New York •ctV by t~e same name was arrested amid gamblli\g snd drinking scandal. ·A New York . neWspaper er-roneously ran a picture of Hollywood's William lloY~. th• !uture Hoppy -oYtnbol of vb1.11t to millions -and despite retrae- tioD1 and apologies his career was finish- ed. Paramount Studios offered him the HOl)81ong Cassidy role in 1935 as a w~ky-snorting, tobacco--chewing o I d cuss .who walked with a llmp, but Boyd figured this time he was due for a change of jmage. we polished up the crotchety cowpoke's clijl'acter -he bad to sw .. t-talk the s~o -and the silver-haired defender of right was bom to reign over movie and television screens for 30 years. Hopalong C&Midy emphasized the sir(lj>le virtues to his millions or, young ram and even founded Hopicy's Troopers, with a code of conduct stressing clean Jiving, thrift and ambltlon. 'tembership rivaled that of the Boy ScOuts of America. ''The way I figure It, If it weren 't for the klds, I'd be a bum today ,'' he ex- plakled. "They've made my suceess possible. They're the ones who should benefit from jt." : tllgh ethics were Hopalqng 's hallmark. :tte always tried to capturt. the bad guy, but if it came to a showdo wn he <fl~ays let his ad versary draw first - then shot the pistol out of his hand with hhi own silver six-gun. • S e shrewdly purchased tetr\•;.,;.,n OIANH COAST IT DAILY PILOT ',,.. onnge COlll DAIL"( I'll.OT, wl!tl Mild! ;ft camblned 1119 Ht~ 11 ~lahtd .,_, • ,,.. on1111• c-• l'vb11t111r11 ~ • ..,. :n1-•II'-an "1blllfMlll. M ... y ltorwv!t ;Frld1y, for Cotti Mfll, H...,..,, 8ndl, •HU'l'IU1191o1! le-ch/F-t•ln V1li.y, L111un1 ; hldl, lrvf11e/S&ddltbftck Ind S•n Clemtnltl :s.i Jll•n O olll•-· A 11,,.gl• r99lon1I •edition b pUtllltil«I SlilVn:lr,'I enf $wld1ys. : n .. pr Ind pt I Pllbll1lll!>ll pllnt 11 11 uo ·wet! : llY 11"1t, COlll Mn1, C..llfomY, ..... . . R1lt1rt 'N, W11d l"rftldllll Ind l'vbtW!tr J1ck R. Cvrl•y Vkt l'rt11c1.,1 end Gl!lll"11 M~r Tho'"'' ic.,.,a IEOl!Or ThoMH A. Murphi11• ~ MM!lllnt e"Cltw ;ch1rln H. Loot llti ch1~ '· Nill . . Al1!1l1nl "'-tlnl Edltwl • c.tt ~: m Wil.i llfY Strwl ' ....,...,, 1910i: aD H.wporl IOll!fwnl t.....-...0: m .._..., ... _ """"..-...-1 tnn 1 .. ct1 11o..11.v.nr IH atmerlfel * IJlklr1ll •1 C..mlne llMI righl! to 66 of tht 106 old Hopalong Cassidy movies before TV came of age, staklng virtually all his fortune on the deal . And they proved a goldmlnr -with spinoff benefits such as hats, pistols and other paraphernalia -because while there have been 18 Tanan:., six Lone Rangers, two Supermtn, three sets of ·Batmen and Robins, plus a litter of Lassies -there was only one Hoppy : William Boyd. He made his last public appearaoce in 1961, appearing aboard his familiar white horse Topper to open up a highway ln the Palm Springs area. Scorning the modem scilsoca used at such formal occasions, the ag ing defender ol law and order proved his aim was still true by blastini the ribbon in hair with his pistol. Funeral services being arranged by his wife of 35 years are expected to be private. One or Mr. Boyd's former leading ladies, Mrs. Eugene James, also found her way to the Orange Coast aft.er her movie career and now lives in Newport Beach and Palm Springs. She could not be reached toda)' for any reminiscences about the rags-to-riches actor who had to repeat that cycle again befo re he found fame, fortune and firm satisfaction as a shinin&: example to you th. Fron1Pa~eJ SCHMITZ.· .. tionary militants ln Milwaukee," 11ald · Schmil2. Schmitz was flanked at the conference by Alan Stang, author of the article in the October issue of "American Opln· ion," and Timothy R. Helnan, who said he was an undercover operative for the Milwaukee police department wh.ile at· tending Marquette University from 1968 through June, 1970. Stang said in the article that his own investigation of the May 15 Wallace shooting showed it "was a Communist conspiracy. lt could well lnYillve agents of Communist China. And the Central JntellJgence Agency miiht have had something to do with IL" Schmi tz stopped short of outright en- dorsement of Slang's conclusions but 1aid he would put the entire article In the C.Ongressional Record and said he wanted the committee to investia:ate Slang's find- ings. Workers Get Orders SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A federal . judge has ordered striking employes •t the Fcremost-McKesson Com put er Services Center in Olkland to return to work. U.S. Dlltflct Judgo Oliver Carter issued a temporary realtainlng order Tuesday against striking memben of the Office and Prol..,lonal Etnployes Union, paving the way for both 1lcles to work through t1tabllshed 1 r I e v 1 n c 1 llf'O" cec:ures. \ From Pagel -HANGMEN ... God and their comilig together to care for someone illustrated the meaning of Christ on a deep level Tough, bearded cyclists who revel in violence and machismo, sobbed openly during the rite, and tears rolled from the eyes of their girlfriends. They roared out of town In a peaceful, orderly fashion · and down,-111< Newport Freeway where Costa Mesa · police cars left. them behind. Policemen froril Orartge and Highway Patrol officers took oVer from thert and led them to the Holy Sepulcher Cemetery where Marchbant Was buried. \ Standing around the casket, their arms linked, they recited the Lord's Prayer with Falher Kribs and one of the Jeadera of the group stood by as he received the American Flag which had been draped over the Hangman's coffin. Father Kribs and the funeral at. tendants, as well as some members of the family then withdrew as the cycllilts paid their final respects to Marchbank . One by one they filed past the casket, silently placing gift! on it. Several deposited their club's business cards. One lala down a chain: Another what ap- peared to be a roacb clip. And yet another strode up boldly, removed a plastic bag from hls P!:>cket and sprinkled0wbat appeared to be mart'. juana over the coffin. · Police, who had remained outside the cemetery gates, picked up the cyclists once more as they rumbled out of San· tiago Canyon as quieUy as hog Harleys can be ridden. Nudity on Beach Facing Official Spain Crackdown MADRID (UPI) -Spain's blggesl newspaper today lashed out at tourist "immorality" and demanded t h a t authorities take "energetic and final ac· lion" to stop beach nudity at such places as the Island of Fonnentera. In a three-page rePort depicting unclad bathers -with some jlllrts of their bodies Inked out -the Madrid daily ABC said Spain welcomed foreign tourists In- cluding hippies. But Spain is not willing to tolerate a "moral colonialism of a t o t a 11 y un- acceptable kind" which , ABC said, some toorisls were trying to impose on it. "Energetic and final action b y authorities is overdue," ABC said. It compared nude bathers -many of · whom, ABC said, were mature and ap- parenUy well-to-do people -to arumals and called them morally depraved. ABC said foreign as well as some Spanish touri.sts were bathing in the buff on a deserted, rocky beach o f Formentera, a small island off Ibiza. II said nude bathers faced a 5,000 pesetas (S80) fine and confiscation of their passports, but that thls did not see m to deter them. In easygoing, cosmopolitan Ibiza, a police spokesman alled ABC's report a "tonderia" (stupidity). "I haven 't heard of complaints about nude bathing," he said. Asked how he explained the photos ll· lustrating' ABC. story, he said "lhose people In Madrid get excited. so uslly. The pictures could have been taken anywhere," A spokesman for the island's ad- ministration said about 30 persons have been denounced to authorities for nude balhing thiJ year. Last swnmer, Ibila Police evicted more than 100 loog-baired youtba lollow- lng complalnts tbal they had been bathln( In the nude, stolen fruit a n d copulaled In public places. Inmates Escape Camp SONORA (AP) -Authorities In five counties ,,. ... rchlng for five lnmalol who allpped away from the Siem Contervitlm camp sevtn ·mtltt weoi ol here, 111e Tuolumne County 111erur1 of. nee HYL ~ • Red B'IM! Det1Hllf I Butz Says Trade .... . - Critics Harmful WASHING'IOK (UPI) -Agriculture Secretary Earl L Butz a c cu se d Democratic critics of jeopardizlna U.S. trlde with the COmmwilof bloc !May u the AdminlstraHoo announced the .. 1e ol aliout 15 million bullbe1s ol wheat to malnJand atina. Butz 1touUy defended the Admlnlstrattoo'• huge wheat deal with the Soviet Union, and singled out Democratic presidential ca n d i d 1 t e Gtorie S. McGovern for parUcularly lll8l1> criticism, In testimony befc>re • House agrlcullun! 1Uboommittee beaded by Rep. Graham Purcell (!).Tu.). At about the same time, t h e Agricujture .Department'• Esp o r t Marketing servtce announced the wheat sales to China, confirming reports wbicb circulated Wednesday. The 8llll0Wlcernent did not spell out details, almply saying documents receiv· ed an r<gtstntiont ol export paymenta 1bowed the deal bad been made. 1 Butz, asked about the relatively small Chinese llllleL said he undentoad that for llOllle time ClllJlese spokemieo bad been in contact. with an international grain trade !inn Identified only as a Frencb- based company. prices to !Armen, .. -lo luplJtn in tbe form of a ISGO mlJl10Q redlictlon in fann <"Olla, aod creation ol new jobs. Al for charges that blc grain cam- plllles cashed In oo ldvaat;:e lnl<>nnatlon about the dealwilll lloloala, Butz salcfany oucb knowledge .....ued fJOm dl!'eCI ...,. tact between individual firms and Soviet officfalJ. "We did not !mow about II (the scope ol Soviet need.I) ellher from the Ruulans er the companlea." , The wheat deal with llullia. wu beiog eodao&ered by "biased po II t I ca I manlpul1tlant, .. -said.. Any bentfila accruing, ~r am sorry to SllY, hjlve been partially ;t>scured by a palet)UY politlcal llDOkescteen emanajlng from hmuendoies, mt.1statement1, fa-and barangulng," he charged. *· * * T~adeA~cord I • ~I I { Gains Mr.ide In Mo8cow Pr••Pflftll RIVER •.• bu alrud7 ci-1 down lwo al .., ...US." 'Ille water dlltrlet bu loog foucbt to fon:e upolttam ....,. to-4na1-tbei< _ -DMN~.~U.~ Ana IOJIOOll wager quality board DOI backed the dlotricl'• efforts. Wednetday'' publie Wttrlg, <Omlllc 1 •,11111 pUon per day d!Jcbatge jllllllll II!' a mobile borne park near Rlvmlde, Is the flnl of 111 formal •P- pealo to the stat• which bave been lodg· ed by the county water district !hi.I year. TesUlylng under oath for the Santa Ana River regional boa~ executive offl· cer Rldlar~ Bueermaon admltled th a t dllchltge si.nd!trdl for the Rancho caballero Mobile Home Park were iD ex .. ow of water quality objectives for the region but he conlended that the .overall aitulllan was already '° bad that 1lng1Jng 'out one small disclw1 wouldn't be fair, Further ho said, Colorado River water la so bad lbat any allghl degradation would pollute it beyond Cl.lrmlt ob- jectives. "II'-..; and I believe still 11,\lenerolly ~ccepted that allowing no lhcrement of degradation at all is not within econqmic feasibility for the general waste !ilispoaai ,.i~.•Jl...-said. ~ Or .... County Water DI.strict dais' countenc1 by aiJulo« !bat the 1tooa1 board wu "!D'tderlng only w was fwible !pr ·~·am users, and orll>g rots pipe! and ~atera and create> ~ -for l!•ter and water OD Monday, Butz said, the firm flied a statement with the Agricullun! Depart· ment applying for export subsidy on 20 million bushels of U.S. wheat for China. ~ ~~ted 0 a study showing that the cost of; low quality water to thJ!! average ~~lamlly, which scitteaers, " about per year.' WAllllJllGTON (AP) -The United 'l'be dillrict a],. tea data oboW· Stalal and tho Scnltt U11m jolnUy ~ Ang !!lilt ~ ~ . t Prado Dom claimed 111ignificant progress:" in draf. have not met currentl~ adopted ob- iing · a broad«ale trade agreement . · Jectivea once la. the J>UI 16 '\'ontha. between the countries during ta1b ijerirj Butz, who has been engaged in a heated, long-range debate w i t h McGovern over the U.S.-SOviet araiD agreement, told Pun:ell's panel: "The parliwt attacks on this historic sale to Rtwla, and the poor judgment displayed, are J~ the preaeot and future sales of American farm pro- ductl, and all commerclaJ products, to the Soviet Union." · Butz rebutted McGOvem and oihe.fs who have charged that American 'grain dealers reaped windfall profits from the wheat sales to Russia at the expense of the consumer and the farmer. He aaid the deol would mean higher ANGELA DA VIS GIVEN DEGREE EAST "BERLIN (AP) -East Germany's Karl Marx UniveraJty has ainferred an honorary doctor o f philosophy degree on Angela Davis, the black American · Communist. •'The logic of your scientific studies, mt above all the loetc o! yolir polltl..t 'betlW, lead 'you as a young sclentiit ever cloeer to Marx· ism-Leninism/' University Rector Dr. a.m.n1 Wlnkler · lllkl 1n con1m1ng the degree CD WedneadilY,. , A. Kissinger beld In """"'°" this week w!lllSoviet"loadm. A "statement released lmuftaneously in Washington and in Moscow today said that "in view of this progreu, negotia- tioos on a lend-lease settlement and c:orta eluding a trade '•grtentent will be con- tinued in Washington in September wllh the aim of completing them in the near ~future." · (Occidental Petroleum reports de a I wit)i Rtwla to build trade center In Moscow. See story, Page 5.) Secretary of Commerce Peter G. Peterson said President Nixon bad n tiJ.· ed goal of seeking a trade accord by t!?e end of 1972, but the Sovlet·Ainerican documenl Indicated the matter would be wrapped up much aooner. Kis.slnger, Nixon's assistant for DI· tional security aflain, spent the earlier part of the week In Moacow talking to Communllt Party Ch 1 e f LeCllJd I. Brezhnev, ~lgn Mlnlllter Andrei A. Gromyko and othen. Tbe Joint llltemenf made DO menUon bf ViellJlm ~terbig tl\e talks, but White HGuJe Pl..s .ecr.tirj 'llono!d L. Ziegler said Oatly, "Vietnam was dixussed." He decllned·to el1borate.· ,. , .•• -· The joint clocumeol said: Kitchen J)ut'y To Civilians? . WASHINGTON (UPI) -The ·Pentagon, anxious to save its new •breed of servicemen from !U•cb menial chores aa ldtchen police, was reported today offering to absorb Uie half·bllllon dollar annual cost in return for congressional permission to keep hiring civilians to take over the traditional GI jobs. Rep. Robert L. F. Sikes (D-Fla.), a member c.f the House Defense Appropriations subcommittee and associate of .some top pillitary figures, told the House he bad been aulhorized to transmit the Pen- tagon cffer, which be said be sup- ported. A pending '74.8 billion defense ._ bill req\llres that the armed , ~ by April ilO end their el· forts tf "civllianize" KP and other e -llUCI> detail .wort. . ' " .10 Days Only • • • Chair or Swivel Rocker from,,thir Handsome Collection · Values from 199 to 219 Now 14900 •• ... ;• . ' . . . . . .. . . . . • • • • v•ceful In design and iuporb constructil>n and ,,. beautifully enhanc9d by meticulous tailoring to gi~ you lavish comforl. You May Choose -.fJ'om ..4 Wide Selection Of Beautiful Fabriu H.J. GAl\l\f[ fURNI}URE PROFj;SSIONAL_. •• INTERIOR DiSlom 0,.n M-. ' 2115 HARliOR ILVD. n..n. • F.1 •. &... • eosrA° MESA. CAI.IF. •. • • • s D.<ILY PILOT 3 Irvine Coastal Annexation Signaled DAILY PILOT Iliff ,.._.. 'I JUST DON'T WANT TO BE THROWN OUT OF MY OWN BED' Huntington Beech's Robin--.On "Siys He Can't Help Snorl"• · -. ..... , •sound~ Sleeper Coast Snorer Facing ·Lawsuit? By TERRY COVJIJ.E bedroom or close the windows 1n the 01 t111 0111Y P'lltt s11tt evening to remedy the situation. If not:'I Harris Robinson is rapidly developing feel my client has adequate grounds to tbe most famous nose in Huntington ask the court for injunctive relief:'' Beach. , ~binson, a retired "Navy· chief petty His schhozzle may one day rank him officer, hired his own atto~y who with Bob liOpe and Jimmy Durante. His promptly replied:' sleeping habits may soon be as well "~have made wtiat l 1ike to think.of as known as those of· Rip Van Wlnkle. a fair -ell of the law. but I am una* 1t began when qte warm weather came to find any autbofity tO the d'fect that this summer and Robinson started slee~ my client can be compelled ~ a coUrt of ingwlth hisbednJ.9m·window open' -equi~. to:_ -.• . .•• --· _: HIJ_ snoring broke the soundless-barrier A. Move his bedroom. ' between bis Mme at 9Sl2 Erskhie Drive, B. Close' his windows on warm aummer and the bouse of his neighbor, Earl evenings. Hardenbrook. C. C.... his sooting. The nei~ complained. He couldn't . "H you can-tind appropriate authority sleet) to the' sound of Robinson 's Zs, be for the last proposiUon, however, it will said. be welcome ?>e¥'S indeed for housewives E.ven Mri. Robinson admits her SS. all over tbe world." year-old husband bas one of the . loudest So far. no judge bas been asked to rule schnouts in town. She describes hi! snore snoring out or order, but the near nose-~ as "a long rolling SOlDld~ like thunder ia nOse confrontation has a t t r a c t e d the distance . There il a second of silence, coverage from the press and Los Angeles and then it begins all over again." · televisicin. Nejghbor Hardenbrook finally mapped, Robni.son, who moved Into hii home he couldn't put up with the "distant thu• 1ast January, say' He doesn't mind the der" any m()re. publicity and he Isn't mad at bis Last week Mrs. Robinson was shuflling neighbor. through the mail when she found an at· -"I just don't want to be thrown out of tomey's envelope. my own bed," be says. The lt!tter jnside announced : "I have His wife of 15 years says she has been retalped by Mr. and . Mrs. Earl always known=:;· but adds, "I'm Hardenbrook, your next door neighbor. just not a comp r." 11Mr. and Mrs. Hardenbrook's bedroom "I have three; ·ons," she eiplains. "I window and your bedroom window are can try to fall a'.sleep first. I can take a adjacent and approllimately 10 feet pillow and ,lo io another roqm. Or J can First Step- , Given Okay By Agency By JAC!C BROBACK Of "'9 D .. tr flu.t St.ti Annexation or 2,253 acres of lrvine , Company properly between Laguna Beach and Corona del Mar to the Irvine Ranch Water District was approved Wednesday by the Local Agency Forma- . tion Commission (LAFC). Merger of the coastal property, plan- ned for intensive development by. the company beginning next year. signliled the first step toWard annexation of the lush, la:r·rich area to the new city of Irvine. Alex Bowie, attorney representing lhe water district, said the annexation had -, received the approval or the adjoining cities and water districts and he asked approval without further hearing or a vote of residents. · ~ This was granted by a 3 to 1 vote of the commission with SUpervisor Robe.rt Bat· tln dis~nting and CUiton Miller, Tustin m&Yor, abstaining. • " Assessed value of .. the property was 1pl8ced at $5.5 million-and there are 2& registered voters in the area, largely in El Morro Trailer Park and Crystal COve. A vote. nonnaIJy necessary when U or more registered voters live in a proposed area for anne1aUon, is waived when the property js. under tbe_ownership of one company, as this area is.. The Irvine ·Randi Water ·District Pl'Q- posal covers fUtuie water: service to the area as well as sewer facilities. Monday oigbt, the Newport Beach Cily Council refused to consider annexing any part of the area.. until tbtir new general plan Is completed one year from now. Laguna Beach, which bas shown no real interest in the property is opposed as an annexee by the Irvine Company because of its arbitrary 35-foot -height limit for buildings. The company plans call for several high rise resort hotel facilities ·rn the area. • . • The Newport council action was taken despite a CO/It.benefit study by the city p"""1fng stall which, shows an ev'"tual proftl Of $211,000 a year 11 4,500 acret of the sector were ame1ed. , / The Irvine Ranch Water Di.strict · ,.,.... ~ ·of the Irville Jlapcb, hicJuding the new 91y of Irvine, and ill pl'f¥1lt tetriloiy /Dcludes 75 pertent of the 10,000 acres. In .ll>e COJl!paoy'• coaslal property oxteod!ng from the ocean to the San Joa- quin Jlllls. The ,.district wu formed in 1961 with 42.353 acres. It now .includes 67,850 ams. Carl Kymla, Ne~rt Beach city coun· cilman and chalnnaii of 1'>e Aliso Water Management Agency, l8ld !be agency supported the annexation. The water rnanagemen~ entity . covers Lquna, Laguna. Canyon, South Laguna, and parts of Mission Viejo and Laguna Niguel. 43 Area Seniors Make National 2 Merit Test Cut ti.I.IL Y l'ILOT Sit!! 1'1191• CIRCLE INDICATES WHERE SQUIRRELS HAVE ERODED CLIFF AT HEISLER PARK City Officials Figure Four or Five Feet of Cliff Will Faill When Rains Come ~~~~~~ . .:...-~~ Rezoning Plan lo. -s. Laguna To Be Reviewed Sq1iirrels ·saved!>·-· New Gunrd Ruil for Heisler Pnrk Laguna Beach has Josi 11 bit or park. Rezoning ()f 1.6 acres of choice ocean· gained a bit or beach and kept the furry front property in South Laguna was returned to the orange County Planning friendship of hundreds of gro11nd squir· Commission for further consideration rels in the sea c!itr at 1 lcisler Park. Wednesday by the Board of Supervisors. The city also gained a nl'w gua rd r<iil \vorkmrn. and asked hin1 just what he \vas doing. "You're making our park smaller,'' she said . The property, 70,000 square feet front· along the top of the sheer t·l1ff JUS\ soulh B ll D • Ing on Pacl!ic Coast Highway opposite f h bo 1. e Y <lllClltg Second Street and 140 feet north of Sea 0 t e w ing green. Cliff Drive is proposed for terraced Men from U1e city 's park tlcpart1ncnt apartment development by the owner placed the new railing. a sturdy 1netal A1YUiJt Offered , ·,,. Leon G. Chaulet of Palmdale. one, about fi ve feet inside Lhr old \VOodcn l'1' The P11Jperty is within the woposed railing now stendiog al the imn1ed1ate J L ·D-J .South Laguna General Plan Study area edge of lhe cliff. It nguna neac t· .. and the Piaruting Commission on July 11 voted that the rezone be denied to avoid The cliff has been steadily eroded by th but t•· · J • 'd d A unlqu& ·e•ercJ.. t"al "u!IUzea ~' sitUng i ·precedent in the study area e sea, 1n: -squ1rre s nave spee e ,. 11 l-'1W before a.r.-tton of the genti'fl plan. up the natural wearlng away of the land hands, genera i posture and body ~cle! .. • ... ~" , • -lo tone the wallt, hips and thighs al:td to verJ.Yn N. JWen, Santa Ana attorney by burrowing ink> tHe face or the cliff_ strengthen the stomach. waist and leg representing the property owner, assured sections of the cliff undermined by the muscles" .is expected to be !)ne of th~·.' supervisors that public -access to a small rodents' tunneling then peel off nnd fall t I ff · · h the Id be nios popu ar o er1ngs 1n l e Laguna· beach fronting property wou onto the beach below. Beach Recreation Department's winter provided. He also Said parking areas had The situation is especially acule during program. been doubled from the original plan to the winter rains when the cliff is weaken- 116 f the " I ed ·1 All would be The class is titled Eastern Belly Dan-or -P ann un1 s. ed by waler anyway and the burrows on· d d cing and it was such a hit this summer un ergroun · ly further aggravate the situation. J ·d th t ed t t two extra classes had to be sc heduled to ' ensen sa1 e. errac apar men Despite damage done by the digging of d lo t uld ff ·ts t $00 ooo <iccom modate Lhc would-be belly dan· eve pmen wo o er un1 a • the animals, they remain a grea t favorite cers. each. He said the owner had tried to with residents and visitors alike, some ()f reach agreement with the South Laguna whom travel from Pasadena to feed the f{rcreation Director George Fowler Is General Plan group and the .n.--an and 'tte ready for the fall rush with two schedul· . vu: cr1 rs. ,_, Shoreline Planning Steering Committee. "The city does not have any progranl ed classes for beginners and two more He said a mu1ti·Ievel stairw4y would be whatever to get rid of these squirrels," for intermediate students. The classes provided to the beach which he cautioned Ed Wadleigh, parks supervisor said. are held on~ a week for 10 weeks and was narrow and not a safe bathing area Wadleigh said some parkgoers were a fee of $10 is charged. but often frequented by skindivers. concerned when they saw the city trucks Beginning classes will be offered on He said a deep erosion canyon carrying working at the cliff. Mondays al 8:30 p.m. 1n the high school runoff waters from the highway would be He emphasized that the only work girls gym , starting Sept. 25. and on . properly channeled. being done was the construction of the Thursdays at 6 p.m. in the RecreatiPq '. Jensen pointed out that there is an new rail. well in from the edge of the Building. 175 N. Coast Highway, startiiic' · abandoned gas station. on the property at cliff. This is to protect the public. Sept. 28. Intermediate classes also ~ill~.· the present time which would be remov· The parks man noted, however, that an gel under way Sept. 28 in the Recreation Foriy..tbree high ICbool seniors along ed. elderly lady approached nne of the burly Buildlng, at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. the Orange c.oast have b e co m e 1;;;================::::::::::;;;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;::;=::::::::::::~::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::;:===:::: apart. Tbt llardenbrookl · have been get up and listen lo an all-night talk unable to slffp during the hot summer sil:lw." weeks wben the bedrciom windows of Robinoon says he has had lhoes lhrown both homes are open, due to loud snoring at bi,m, and children laugh at ·hll SDOring, • seD)illnaJists for their blgh SCOttS OD the In your bedroom. bu\ 'never ran into ii !<gal problem "Tills loud moring, 1 feel , constitutes a before. ~ 1173 Natiooal Merit Scbo~p com- petition e1amination given in October of 1971 .. private nuisince alfectlng the quiet e~ I ./.Jf the "!!!&tber wb good, I sl~pt joyment of Mr. and Mrs: Hardenbn>Ok't tOpsJde ./n ~ Navy," 1* says. They. and the 15,00I> other semifinalists throughout the nation will be considered for 1,000 National Merit scl!olarshlpt of $1.00 .each and for 500 four.year scl!olarshlpt for up to $1,500 a year. Win- ners wlll be 8DDOllDCed ln·tbe spring of 1173. real ·property. ' I . The Robinsons mov;i! to llunlingtoo '1Mr. Hardenbrook is an architect.lind Beach because be_likes ~'tbe smell of salt has a vigorous occupation which requires air." _l ' rest. It makes hlfu sleep liotter, ~ if he "May I suggest you move your doet 1110re. l · State .Will Scrap Pl~ns Here are the ti semifinalists, lisl<d by h/ih schools: ' Corona dd Mar -5uzanne M. Doyle, Robin A. Glascock and Anne M. Schneiderman. For Beach ·Sanitation Ed.boa -Darren Craig Gallear and Terry S. Traynor. Estaoclt -Thomas G. Brockington, Robert M. Mitchell and Patrick L. " Washburn. ' ' ' State negotiatora have SCl1!PI!¢ plani to seek aanitatioo services from lbe City of San Cl..;laie for the San Onofre Beach State l'ltk. ' Instead, t\if will buy only city water to aerve a ~ slx-mlle stretch of beach wliliih ,.reirideiil Nraon 1ciOi lrom ldarlne Corps con!tcl ast year. City Manager Xtnnetb Carr said todJly that orl~qal.plans (or 81111tatlon le~ ate apparenUy out of the picture and tbe state .JlepartmenL or ~ and ~ tion expects to teek that Criticaf aerv!Cb from tbe·aulhorlti., at .-mp Pndleton. Bui "8ter,one crttlcil neceal!J before tbe olate •l"'CY can accommodate the President'• peraonal CGD<tm for tile park, will come lrom San Clementa .....,..1ra. The stat .. porks repr,...taUveo, lold flaUy by tbe President lo bute denlop-~I Of the park, have onougb grant lunds and re~e ,,,..., to l"'Y !Or the lnstallatlon ol a water main 'to the 10Uth dly UniliJJ In tlm• for oat llimllltr'• ....... . Carr 'aid that the cllY'• J)Ollcy of • Foutafa :Vlllloy -David G. Clemans. doubling the price It outside waltr Ralllloctn 8"'do -Kathi'°" L. Long, custamen probably wold apply to the Mark J. Neiman and Geoffrey R. llat..clty arnoiement. Euctly how Wlnlm>wd. mucb '!'!er tbe porb deportment -1d Lapa lleaclt -Gregory R. Bishop need for San Onofre hu not yet •been and 'l1lomal M. Houts. · ~etmned. _ ..;... _ ~ adu. -John,JL.Lloy.d-Davies,_Ken, 'Ille second crlllcal .....ic. needed to neth A. Martyn and Ellm Sung. 1pe&d up pork p....,_ la IOJ!ltatlon, bui Maler Del -Tom J. C.chat, Mary in .that department, San ai.mtDte Would Ano Cc<Jh, Wllliam Stuart Flocken, nol 'be able to .cope with r*zt 1Ummer•1 Patrick J. Htlland, Paula E. Hennen, add&d w.ute lrclDI a..,. •t• ptrlt. Richard P. Lindsey and Joseph J. With a. vilitap .. _ main alrtady Mag!lone. bunl!Dg at the ...,.. and cnnt •P--Vltjo -Steven Michael pUWlom I« IL --.• 11101n atllled In Bowen, Kent R.' Chadwick. Kevin M. Sacllunento, the dly would .not .... Coon. David R. Lauahon, Lot G. Mundy been. able to' -w11b .lbe ' PIJcNce ml Scotl It. P-. fl"GOll s .. ODolrO, c.r. aid; Newport --Alan V. Andttw" ''II aeems l!"lb' *1ooo !Mt U., wlll Cllarleo A. Cllaler, WWlsm W. Heid- -k boJp lnllead, IND the llarine brlnlt, Brad S. 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Tiie c:ommlaJon uk<d for _,..,. ttJ the quatloha beloro Sep!. :Ill, apparmUy muntna it wW not rule before-tben on tbe paxUnc price lnctuJet bJ Qirysler and AmerkJn. • Among other thl!lo. the -wont<d 14 Jmow die Impact of Ille' [, ·JN SHORT... ) ,. . ., bh>ov•I of the auto excise tax 111 profit• 11*1 sales, the ·profit margin of the com· ~ Jn recent years and the potenUal ;!:!eel a price lncrtaoe would have oo l!lj>Jecled aalet and profit... ~ Me .. ure Chopped ~:>l'ASIDNGTON (AP) -A Houae com-• hu lopped oil nearly a blllloo rom lhe aoctal·weUare spending ld<nt Nlzoo vetoed last month. ll the new venion will gain his 1f not his wholehearted en- 1. ~ Houle Appropriations Commttt .. f:w the HOUie floor today a 129.g. .meuure appropriating ftmds for department.. of Labor and Health, !11ituc1Uon and Wellare for the f1SC8.l year :Jl!ilch begao last July I. :::.Jibe bill ts $935.5 mllUon less than the 'Cfte which Nixon vetoed on Aug. Ii on :~d.s it would He "reckless federal :~nding." ;~ Ge ner..al Dlaagrees . •.'.WASHINGTON (UPI) -Gen • .&-eight.on W. Abrams in four hour! ot :ustimony on unauthorized bombing raids ;jtt:~lmt ~ North Vietnam clearly COP- ;..tradlcted earlier statement! by Gen. • Ji>lm D. Lavelle,'Sen. John C. Stennis (D- Mirr.J, said Wednesday. !:: StenniJ said he was not surprised by : Ille conlllct, but did not discli>oe it.. : Nture. Stennis is chairman of the Senate ; :Apned Services C.Ommlttee, whlch 1'14'!1 : guestioned Lavelle and Abrams in closed : .. lllisaion this week. : • .. Abrams, nomination to be Anny chief :'"of staff has been delayed because ()f ~velle'1 admlulons ol bombing North .:VJetnam bl violation of President Nixon's · 'irders for protective reaction strikes :~ly. ·~. ".• We lfare Tab Dips ;--: WASHINGTON (AP) -Twenty •.thousand persort!I were added to the na- ' den's welfare rolls in May, but costs declined by $2Z mlJlloo, the govemment >811DOunced today. :.;,Department of Health, Education and ;Eelfare said the number of recipients in • eral welfare programs rose by 40,000 : . a total of 14.1 mUlion while nonfederal · =ctneral-assistance rolls declined by about • ::J0,000 to 90tl,000. ~· >it Diplomatic Ties Set • ' BON!f, Germany (AP) -West ;:~rmany and Poland decided today to •'SS~blish full diplomatic relations ef-:·~ve immediately. The announcement, : .. Ciomlns at the end of two-day t'alks :•between West Gennan leaders and the -. Polish foreign minl!ter, Stefan 01.szowski, provided a belated triumph for Chancellor Willy Brandt'1 peace ef- forts wward the CommWllat East DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE ·. Dtllmy of the Dally Piiot ls guarantttd ;. ·: ·. Monf1y.,,r14r1'1 H you .. not IMvw \'Oii!' P'llPll' ll'I' l :JI '·"'·· un 111d )9llf COP'!' •Ill M tnlufhl to yOU. t".tlll ,,.. llillll unt» 1:JO "·"" lat"'""" ,,.. lvndayt ff you do ""' ~ l"OV' OIPV .. f I.ti\. 11!\lrU'!', or I 1.m. Sw.di'!', c:ell w 1 C9llY wm " iwo1.1111t • ""'-(llb 11'1 •lfl unttl t0 I .In. Most Ol'lllOI County ...,.... ......... ..a.an Nor"'-1 H1111llna10n a.m Ind Wlllf!llftsltr .•• , , •• •, •••••• Mf.IU. "" ci-t.. CtttlltnM llldl. Sell JliHlll CIPlllr-, DIM l"olnt, loutll L.aewM. L9flllll ........... -..a. U"IT ......... H ea ring D rama ' A man ldentilied as R. Livingstone, lather of one of the 31 victims o! the Sept. 1 Blue Bird cale fire in Montreal, had to be restrained by police and his wile Wednesday at a coroner's inquest. He lunged at a material witness in the case, Giles Eccles, and shouted "I'll kill you, you bastard." Eccles and two companions still at large are sus-- pected of •etting the cale fire. _Grueso111e Task Killers Forced to Dig Up Victim RECIFE, Brazil (UPI) -Police al gunpoint Wednesday forced 'two killers lo dig up the body of the man they had murdered a month ago to remove a coin from his mouth so that his soul could rest Jn peace . Antonio Gino de Oliveira. a tanner, was murdered Aug. 12 by unknown gunmen in the nearby village or Salgueiro. Neighlxlrs, following a local superstition, inserted a coin in his mouth which according to the legened would help identify his slayers. The nelghlxlrs then buried him. Three days later police arrested two men, Joseph Pereira da Silva and Joseph do Nascimento Barbosa, and charged them with the killing. Superstition says that the coin must be removed after the slayers are found to prevent the soul or the victim from wandering about the '.'~rtao" -lhe Brazilian wastelands r--forever. -De Oliveira's neighbors petitioned Salgueiro police to have the two suspects exhume the body and remove the coin. Police agreed and the two men were taken to the cemetery Wednesday under heavy guard and "forced to dig up the corpse a:nd remove the coin at gunpoint while a large crowd watched. Wind B reaks Stagnan t Air Mas s Ove r Housto n HOUSTON (UPI) -Residents got a glimpse ol 'biue sky Wednesday !or the first time in four days. 'lbe wind, which had died during the weekend and caused a brown-colored haze to descend on the city, began to stir and flush away part of the smog. But a layer or scum remained today on everything exposed to the outside. "I don't see how trees stay alive in ii," said Tony Mayne, 30, an engineer. Air stagnation warnings a 1 e r t i n g respiratory patients to 11tay indoors were lifted Wednesday. Health authorities said they did not know what physical harm the severe smog had caused , but they were more worried about t he psychological effect on the city'! 2 million persons from looking up and seeing a brown sky. 1'It is a health problem, but more so now because it affects the mental state of the people more than the physical," said Dr. Albert G. Randal , director of the Houston Health Deoartment. "When the air stagnates, we get a little better view of what garbage we're dumping into the air.'' During the heavy pollution, airplanes had to make instrument landings because of poor visibility, cars, windows, trees, and houses were left covered with scum, and citizens taJked of moving away. "I have lo get away from ii," said Robert F. Rupley, 21, a salesman at a fur store his father owns, and a junior In col- lege. "As soon as I graduate I'm going to .move to another state. Pollution is one of my main considerations. Downtown the main thing that gets me are the' bus fumes." Mike Salick. 45, who fixes refrigerators, sa!d he lived In New York City until two weeks ago, when the Pollu- tion there became too much for him. "I planned to open a small busine11s here," Salick said. "But I got this ltlnd of asthma problem. I came down here to get away from the pollution in New York, but you can't breathe down here either." Father, Girl, 2, Reunited After 23-day Kidnap NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - A Mexican father reunited with his 2-year~ld daughter following 23-days. of trying to meet a kidnaper's demands through four different cities in two countries, said to- day he was taking the child home to her mother. Diana Canedo Carrion was found Wednesday in a Biloxi, Miss., motel room. She was not hurt but her bands were tied and her mouth was taped shut. The discovery came hours after her father, Raphael Canedo Benitez of Puebla, Mexico, paid $105,100 ra r-n Tuesday night to a man who approat.1ed him on a tourist filled street in New Orleans' French Quarter. The man is still at large. Today, in a news conference with FBI agents, the girl's cheeks were stjU red from the effects of the tape but she look· ed healthy and a doctor said she was well enough to travel. Her father looked tirtfl , and haggard. j _. Storms Blitzing Nation iE Midwest Heaviest Hit; Northwest Cool, South Swelt.ers :: : ' -: Temperatures " ft 9J SI " n , \ Radon Hazard Told Peopk Find Fill Under Houses Harmful GRAl'lll JUNCTION. Colo. (UPI) -adWIQg them how 14 ... wllh ll Of. Construction oompaola larmttly used llclals have ..toaed lo ldetlf)' them . pt)" of ....s.iure dirt left ,,,,.,, lrGm "lb! o1 them ... IUlDg It Jn llrklt," uraalum nUllas qperAIJono-19 landfill for aald Bud 1"rllnz. the bealth deplrlmenl'• ruldeotlal areu. '1'118 "tallJnp• .,... ndloloe1 .. 1 heallh dllel. Be aaid his ol- dumped and s~road over the ground lice wu not ldvtslQr the· rWdeot.9 to whtre about a tenth of the city's homes move. altboucb fDIQ1 bin already done oow stand. 10 and talcen a financial lou Jn lhe '81e. But the unnlum taUlnp havo .me. "We recmnmmd l'<IDOVll of the Dale HoJJlllirwortb, cllrodor ol lbe Graad JuoctiOD Chamber ti Onmeroe, aaid the publicity the """" aot -the imPft&lfon that homeowners '1dldD't aive a dam0 aboUt the radiolctJve gas . "That just wuo'l true.'' ElllDpwortb" 11id. "Tb•Y didn't Jmow what 14 be con- oemed about Tbe conditiolll ellst<d long beloro the media wld us bow bad of! we been declared heallh haWds· lor .,.,,,..,. uranium mill talllngs from unclemealh or who live near them. They emit ,rr8ckio,f against U1e1r bomel," J'nnz: said. were." - a ndloac~ve 'u harmful to bwnaol Fram raid be had tal!r.td to a "great -which -tm.uch. doori and walls. number'' of residents who we.. wld they Tbe "Colorado Heallh Department had uraolum taUlnp beneath their NIXON WIDENS Wedneailay begao telling each of 3,ooo~,mer· _ ~ _ ------ bomeowoers afiecled of tbi hazard and -7.:.jet-~~~~ LE:A.D-SURJ'EY people wbct are," be llid. "They come and Ay, 'I''" IOI'°""' tallqr uoder my . boure. What do I do about It?' I tell them to open lhelr ,.Indowa w cot clowo oo Executive Succumbs PEBBLE BEACH (J\P) -J. Robert Doyle, an ei:ecuUve of the National Association of Securitlea Dealers, suf- fered a fatal heart attack here after playln11-tennt.9, lhe.Moolerty..!:o\Ully cor- oner'• office said Wednesday alter an autopsy. Doyle, of Winnetka, 111., was here with his wife Katherine for a meeting of the association. OUR IEG. 39.U alrbome radlltiori." Wbeo. the llrat blnta ol tbe pniblem surfaced in 1970, the economy ·of GNmd Juoctlon.lp a -v .. Realton were unable 14 aell homes, _and buslnes!es scraj>ped plul 14 move ltJ lhe !OWD· But city ofllclals AY the llrat fwa bave been· quieted. • · KODAK CAROUSEL SLIDE PRQJECToR w ilh 5 inch f/1..8 Ions l · BESB.ER TOSHIB!;, · . 660 Elf~TRONIC ST KVJ~ • App111._ 180 fiuho P• 8 hovr ctiorgo • Perminetnlcktl cedium batteries • Altemlllt AC Current.cperation • Gulde 114$ witll ASA 25 jilm • Built In battery rach"'?"' ' 19.95 VALUE . .. .. .ll SAWY,El ROJO TRAYS.· OUI 1£1.PltC[ 2.19 35111 ,9 ' 20-EXPOSURE NEW YORK (AP) -l'i<lident Ntxon leadJ Sen. George MCGovern In the Iate;t Louis Harrla survey by 113-29 pereent compared with last month's N"u:on lead of 57..st per- ctnt, while vote~ agreed ""'° per· cent they thought Nixon "deserved to wiri ~lectJon by a landslide, .. tbe polling llrm reported today. 83 OUR REG. 49.95 HOtDS 80 MAGI CUBES cln. ol 3~ 23 • • • - • McGovern CanaJNlfft! Kennedy to Make Plea for Funds PlllLADELPHIA (AP) -Sen. Edward M. K<rmedy, who has •pent n111ch or the -k urstne crowds of thousands to give G~ge McGovern their votes, today tries Stans Hits Back At House Panel, Democratic Foes WASlllljGTON (AP) -President Nix· en 'a chief fund.raiser, Maurice H. Stans, ,has struck back on two fronts at Democralll who he says are trying to make political capital out or Republican· C¥J'PB:ign.money controversies and the break-in at Democratic headquarters. Stans accused the House Banking and C~rrency . Committee or ' ' p a r t 1 s a n m1sbehav1or and discourtesy" after its staff report qu estioned his denials of in- volvement in a transaction Jinked to the Democratlc·headquarters bugging affair. And Wednesday Stans joined in llllng a $2.S..mlll1on clv1t suit against Lawrence F . O'Brien, former Democratic cliairman and now chairman of Sen. George McGovern's presidential campaign. The suit charged O'Brien with abusing the federal-court process in cOnnecUoo with O'Brien's $1-mDUon suit stemming from the break.in and alleged bugging of Democratic national headquarters. Egypt~ans Lash Terrorism Blast ' By United Press ~ational Egypt has taken exception to a mes· • convincing a bevy or wealthy Ne• York.era to give the Democratic presiden- tial candidate 10tne of their mooey. The two make tbelr pitch for con- trlliutlons from 150 1uests Invited to a buffet dinner tonlgbt at a New York hotel, capping another dsy of tating the McGovem-Kl!Medy blend on a public rally, this time In Albany, N.Y. The formula attracted a total of more than 30,000 at rallles In Pitl!burgh and Philadelphia jl'ednesday. Some were so enthusiastic in Pitt!bur&h that a Secrti Service agent bad to use both hands to push away i&everal persons pressing toward the candidate. KENNEDY RAS ISeen traveling with McGovern since Monday night, warmine up audiences with 10-minute speeches heavy with anti·Nl1on administration language. In today's appeal for funds, Kennedy will face an audience already convinced McGovern should be elected but still uncertain wtlether any fresh con. ~ ( CAI\f P AIGN '72 ) tributions from them would b e worthwhile, one McGovern aide said in Philadelphia. < "l don'\ thiiik anybody will deny the f&f!l that there was a very slow period"· in attracting large contributors earlier in the summer, ~sald another aide , Art Chotin of McGovern's campai&n head· quarters in Washington. , Th'e slack period, Chotin said in a telephone inl_efview Wednesday, wB.s caused by d~bts about McGovern's cfuufces tor Victory after he dropped, Missouri Sen. 'l;'bomas F. Eagleton as the VtCe presidetttlal tandldate. . ' sage from Secretary of State William P. "BUT.SINCE that time," Chotin said, Rogers urginl a World campaign against some "larger gifts have come in." guerrilla attacks because tbe statement McGovern himself has repeat~y uk· fails to mention "Zionist terrorism)" ed audiences this week to send con- po;:1ical sourcts in Cairo said today. tribulions and he cOmplains that his The message was delivered Wednes-campaign fund hasn't yet matched the day to Egyptian Foreign Minister Ato-$10 mllllon campaign bankroll Preaidtnt hammed Hissan el Zayyat by an offj. Nwm'1 fundraisers had collected by last cial of the U.S. interests section at the April. Spanish embassy but the sources said the governrdent would not answer it im· Wednesday, in the third day of the mediately. · tandem appearanct:B that began in Min- The Arabs have Jong contended the neapolls, Mc:Gcr/em said hia election in Israelis carry out al much guerrilla war.. November woul4 resul.t in the reduction fare as Pa1estinlan commandos. in the country's welfare rolls by 30 per· 1 Zayyat S41d the message dealt with re-. cent by 1975. cent guerrilla attacks an,d urged Egypt It would be a pllshed , he said, by as well as *other countries to ta ti?' inter-pursuing a gEemment-backed full· no Ilona I acli-eementj ·aimed lt C<!unterin&. · em,ployment· pol and refo~ the 1uch acts, he said. • ~ present welfare em, .. .. .. . ' UPIT ....... Motle B•rretl Former New Mexico · GoV. Da· vid Cargo, who was preparing to move to Oregon, bas had a sudden change of plans. He flunked his Oregon bar exam. Rep. Mills Says He'll Push Tax Bill Next Year WASHINGTON (AP ) -Rep. Wilbur. D. Mills says he hopes to stett through the House nat year a major tu-refonn blU, probably including substantial revision of the capital·gains tax. The Arkansas Democrat, chainnan of the House Ways and Means Committee, also hopes for House passage next year of a national-health-insurance bill and one on foreign trade. But he ._said that if the Senate again fails to agree on a welfare--reform n;aeuure 1'.J ~~ ask the ;1:1.ouse to go up that-mountain a third time." In the last congress Ute llolile pa!aed a reform biU"·aiong 1ines proposed by Preside.ht ~ixon, only to see it die in the Senate. The House last year paBSed a simllar bill which is still bogged down in the Senate Finance , Committee as ad- journment of the present Congress ap- proaches. Mills discussed the outlook in an In- terview as his committee began a series of executive sessions to trim its agenda for the remainder of the present Congress, which hopes to adjourn by about Oct. 11. The only remaining major piece of le&islatlon usured of committee action la an increue: in the national-debt celling, on, ymich hearings begin MOJ>dsy. The commiUee also may act on tat , credits for parents of children in nonpublic schocils, but chances of finaJ passage of sueh legislation· ·al this· seuion · are · al~·~ • .. . Kosygin OK's Deals U.S. Trade Center in Moscow Seen Moscow (AP) -The E-Pan AmtrlC1J1 World -ldeot of o cc t d e • t a I Airw>Y• and Pullman Corp. Petroleum Corp. Pid today Premier Alexei N. J.olYCiD 'T1lE nRST two were set up bu given bis eancUb6 lo a under a slrict exchanJte aaree-. series of commercial du.ls in-ment with the Russians. Soviets over a period or 20 years. In return the Soviets would provide the United States with an equal value o( amonia and urea . DAIL V '1ttlT WORLD & NATION . eluding deveJopnent by the American Express and Pan -PURCllASE OF Soviet American [lnn ~a pennenent Am were allowed in Moscow natural gas. "There Is no U.S. trade center tn Moscow in return for U.S. pennW:ion estimate yet on the worth. I '---------~• with offices and l'hottl. for lnk>utist .tnd Aeroflot in can say. however, that it's •• Dr. Armand Hamme.r the United States. "ery big ," reported Kol1Pl'• approval The negotiaUons ttntered on -Development by Oc· after a 90-mtnute meeting with three separate projects, Ham· cidental of a permanent tr:ide tbt Soviet leader. mer said. cen1 er 1n Noscow. The center Hammer sakl. however, that · -A pro))OSal to supply $150 v.ould ha\'e enough spal'e for some things tllll need to be mi 11 ion worth of 400 business firms. he said. It setUed in the series of deals superphosphorlc chem I cal would include a large hotel he estimated could be w·orth fertilizer annually to the and businses ornces. Macabre Show" SALISBURY. 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PHONE 546-5525 • • ' . • I , I ' • J • J -' DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGI:: YES on One measure on the forthcoming November ballot would be hard for any Orange County resident -or any Californian, for that matter -to argue against. It is Proposit!Qn 2. Its purpose.is to provide up to f[58 million In bonds for expansion 'of health science factlitles In the state'a medical schools. Ila coat to cacb Californian Is estln\ated to he ap. proximately 50 cents "year or the price of a package of cigarettes Jn a vending machine. Or, as Attorney 0.n· eral Evelle J. Younger puts it, "about the cost of a box of Band·aidJ." · ' (>range County residents would he prime henefl· ctarles because it would provide the funds for the first permanent facilities for the medical school at UC Irvine. It would do the same at UC Davia, provide new facll· Illes at UC San Diego and replace the antiquated and condemned denial school at San Francisco. The need for more doct.Ors in California 15 great - and .not simply becau15e the short .supply in relation to demand for physicians' services affects patients' costs. The 450 doctors now g'raduated annually in the state do not even replace the namber who die each year. Because of this shortage, California has been de- pendent en other areas for new doctors. Predictions are that by 1980 Calilornia medical schools will h~ve to turn out 2,500 new doctors every year just to maintain the present doctor·to-patient ratio. And that ratio is too low. 2 why there are often long wait. lo doclon' ofllces ..,.. with set appointments. , While Proposition 2 ls vilally needed and will ... sen the doctor shortage, it is really ju" a be&l11D1111. Next 1hould eome a revamping of the health core Jlll>- fetSions to emphasize preventive medicine and lo UM computer technology. to speed up pby&!clan tralnln1. Computers· should be brought into UJO to p"""1ot doctors quicklf the Information they need lo treat cuu outside their particular spedaltles. , These moqerniutions are on the w1y. 1beJ will mean more eJficient use of the siills of ph)'llclana and surgeons now practidng. But this does not dimlniah the need for educating more doctors and dentiats In Call· fornia -the primary goal of Proposition 2. The measure .deserves the YES vote of every C~i· fornian eligible to cast a ballot in Jl!ovembfr. The Star-spangled Banner ' · Francis Scott Key wrote .The Star-spangled Banner _ 158 years ago today. President Woodrow Wilson made It our national anthem by executive order in 1916. Con· gress confirmed the order in 1931, but the armed forces were using it before Wilson's order. According lo statistics compiled by the California Medical A.>soclat!on for 1969, there were 166.4 doctors per 100,000 persons in the state. But the ratio in isolated rural areas dropped ti> a little more than 75. One county, little Alpine, has nO'doctors at all. · ' , These figures reveal why a good many doctors on the Orange Coast do not accept new patients -and .. Objections have been raiSed because its music Is lhat of an old British drinl<ing song. II has always been difficult lo sing, but today its "bombs bursting in air," Us "rockets red Rlare" make It too militaristic for the tastes of many. And lts playing has occasioned Insults by protesters, most recently by tho two black American sprinters at the Olympics. Nevertheless, despite all objections, its last words express the essence .of the American spirit: '4The land of the free and the home of the brave." May Key's work l!itand until a better one comes along. I ~':;-!~,..... •1F fWOveRN 'MNi IM (j()t~ HOME . AN~ MY PAl>'S' .(QWN6 Tf ·cANA~A.• . r emperament~ Two Kinds • • -. -' -~ In the W orld -. €YDNEY J.H~~ There are, basically, two kinds of temperament! In the world. 1hose who get to the airport early enough to gas, oil and.wash their plane. and those who get there just as the gates are closing. TllOI< who squeeze th<lr tootbpaste from the boltom of the tube and roll It up, and those who squeeze tt any which way, losing the top in· the -proce11. Those who sleep raw, under a thin she(t.,. and like the Windows open at night; and those who sleep in flannel11, u n d c r blankets, and.like the windows closed at n1ght. Tho!e who read their newspapers neatly folded, page by page, and leave them in the same condition they were found in; &net those who detach the shdts and scatter them in unholy di!onler. . . .,t1JOSE WHO love parties, dancing, conviviality end late hou.rs; · and those who fall apart by I p. m. and are al their peat waking at 6 a.m. Those who carefully itemltt their checkbook stubl!I, balance their accounts, andlmow how to budgel their outlay ; and thos~ who have no idea or how many checks they wrote. charges they ran up, or. 'money left in the bank, u any. THOSE WHO flourish In outdoor su r· rounc:Ungs, and whose idea of joy is bud- dlinf damply in a marsh waiting for ' Dear Gloomy Cus · Gotta agree With the radio disc jockey on his choice of "Shart" to dedicate to our Olympic basket- ball team and the rooking (not beating) it took from the Com· muni sls. Right on! -B. c. TI!/1 Mtlllre ralllcll ....... !'$' new.. Ml ..c:t,Mrltr ftleM ti tll9 _,, 1eM .. ..,, HI -¥11 ,. OIMmJ .... 0.111 ~/ltf, ducks ; and those whose noses begln to run after a few minutes in the great out- doors. Jbost Wlio~.foy the elaborate and in- genious prep~tlon of new and tXou·ci dishes, and time who want nothing but bacon and eggs with ketchup Poured all <1ver the concoction. THOSE WHO believe that a regimen or strictness and discipline is the only way to bring up a child; and those who believe thal easines.s and freedom con- tribute more to the child's character. Those who want the house filled with company at every .,ossible opportunity. aDd those who find entertaining a painful burden and an invasion of privacy. THOSE WHOSE idea of "travel" ls dashing about from point to point. mov- ing frequently, and taking in all the sights; and those whose idea of travel is renting a house on a secluded beach, and lying on the sand. Those who look forward without fear to growing old, and those ·woo ·dread it mortally and do everything to perpetuate the illusion of youth. ' · · These are, basically, the two kinds of temperaments in the world -and it is the supreme Irony of the · ·humatr con· dition that almost invariably they ere married to each other. · 'Froni Samir to Eagle' WASHJNGTON -At lhe hei~ht of the Olympic drama. when the Black Sep- tember terrorists were moving their tsraeli hoslages lo the ~1unich airport for the unexpected shootout. guerrilla radio transmillers in Syria broadcast a nuin· bcr or coded mes· sages. "from Samir 1o the eagle," began a 1ypical message. "We await your gift. The sky is cle11r and the Job well done ." There is other evi· dence that the ter· rorists may have re- ceived 'orden: from 11 clandestine headquarters in S y r I a. However, the Syrian authoritie!. w hi 1 e pay- big lip service to the Palestinian cause. have kept tight control over gue.r-- rilla .,operatons within their borders. Tug CENTRAL lnttlligence Agency hu i-eparted from Damascus that the Syrian; authorlUcs reached an agreement wllh Yaslr Aralll, leader ol the largest Paleltlnlan guenilla organW.Uon al Fal4h. "to rein 1n the extremist organlu.tionl and not .aUow lhem either to cauae any fur1htr (roubles inside Syria 9r · 19 ...,. trooble1 wltb Jordan." 'l!!o CIA, 'quoting the· prly1te remark• of Syrlon Anny Chlo! ol Stoll Mustafa T~u, ldded: "He ...,Id not guarantee lllO perunt thlit Ille~ would be no furllw ,,......u.ns by· the ladayeen against Jordln, u ,,.lther (Syria) nor lt'ablll lto4 f1ill conttOI mr the extreml!I -Ill Ibo ndlcll lldaYtf'I \ organization11, and an 1 a c c i d e n t ' sponsored by one or these organizations was always a possibility. "HE ADDED, however, thst Syria and Fatah were fully agreed on a policy of no further provocalions against Jordan and that Arafat had promised to force 1he radical organization in Syria into Une. '' It may be significant that the' emphasis was on avoiding trouble with Syria's Arab neighl:ior Jordan. not on preventing provocative acts against tsrael. Talas was quoted by the CIA as say- ing : "We have had enough of Arab! shedding ,Yab blood. The enemy iJ lsr~l. and" when the Ume for bltUe C9rnes. then they can fight u tnuch as they like against lhe lsraelia." THE SYRIAN ARMY chief recalled the military showdown between Jordan and the Palestinian guerriOu ·.In Septtmber, 1970. which spawned the Black Sep- tember movement. Jordan smaahed the guf_rrlllas and drove back Syrian tanks that had been sent to help the guerr!llas. "We fought the Jordonlano In Sep- tcmbor, 1170," Talas lo quoted by the CIA. "We lost some tanks and men : they lost some lanks and mtn; nobody won. And for what purpose? We wert taken in by the fedayeen In 1'70, but we are obooluttly detennined wo will DOI •llow IUCb • tblng to happen qaln." ' A n E~travagance No Society C:. n Afford Injustic_e =of_ -Ath·ittary ~ Retireme·n.t Jn the Incessant pother about the clvtl rights of this group or chat -women, or blacks, or baseball players, or what n'ot -has anyone taken to coun the practice or depriving people of their right lo earn a living just because they reach age 65? When a man hits 65 in our society two obvious things hap- pen to him: He's el-i~-igible for social se-~~ curity benefits, and .;;;. be can often be re--, ~ moved from his· job • because it is thouglit (ff lncompeteoce falls on him like a veil on the morning of his 651h blrtbday, - Other things happen too. To a man who is 65 and ~ Perfectly ~apable of car- rying on the job he. is entrusted with, social security benefits are a kind of economic degradation . Further, he soon discovers that he is a member of a large and unrecognized class in this country - what a friend calls 0 tbe wor1hless ones." He is an old man, and what that connotes in a society that dislikes and distrusts the old . THE FACULTIES of some people fade (cHARLES MeCAB~ before Ibey are 65, or even before they are 40. But there is as much Yariety In the age at whtCb people· fall ·apart as there is in people ~elv~. 11Je Io1s of physical vigor j5 often accompanied b'y • growth of llOUllCI judgiqent wbich m«e than compensateJ' for-the Jooo. , ' . There ls NO WAY 'to Ibale an arbitrary legll judgment u to when a· man is no longer abJe to perform bis ass!gnejl ~rk. Dlscrll\';inalionJn employ- ment baaed on chronOJogk:at -age is at least as unconsUtuUonal-,Q..akin.. colOr Or sexual discrimination. To pre t·e n d otherwise is a hoax, and a cruel one. We all know our lively old men and women, people bright u buttons into very old age. Titian painted a great self· portrait at age tt. Bertrand Ru&seU and O.W. Holmes Jr. kept brilliant minds functioning into tbolr 908. Alice Roosevelt Longwortb ls •till a Uvtly aoc1'J figure it 118. But the tatboolt lll'gUIDent against retirement at 65 mu.st continue to be Winston Churchill., J WHEN IN 193' Churcl!ill was 65, he was a ha.sheen. After a rilliant career as journalist and Firs Lord or the Admiralty, he departed · lie life shortly after Worl.d War I. He w thought of as an eccentric literary fi re who often wrote for the Hearst a d Beaverbrook press, and' often drank t much. as stupid an idea as it ls a rotten one. · Yout,b should havF its way,,,to be aure: T~ come! a time when we should all step down. to be sure. But can these things be determined by law, and en- forced by mandate? Who gives any of us the right to end a man's productive life before his time ? And his productive We is his ve_r; life. The nm yur, 194{), y thought of Winstm's age when tbe te of imperiled RETIREMENT is ool wrong. It's the Britain wu placed in hb;bands. We may matter of timing. The matter should b!t think Chw'cb!ll merely afted for.the gods ' .sefiled by either the worker'h!mself, ... of war. we ma,y think that be 1ea his by . ti ~or~er-!Danagement board whlcb Country down 'the garden path to its has ob3ect.ive Judgment that the worker'& failure aa a nation. But. we can never effo~ are oo longer of help tO tbe ~ doubt · ~ extzaordin~ ablli~ls & ~ teryr1se. There are ~ teachers, and showed beiweeit ~HM nOr doubl. that · ~lchln!sts, and even statesmen and those &bllitles_dlaDged course"'ol th'e Jour;aµsts , who · are better at 70 than world, and' mo'sf probab for the bij,\tef. · they were at 30. T~ waste them Is an U· · • travagance no soclety can afford. Few J. EDGAR HOOVER, au contraire, soCieties, outside our own, do. was around too long. Our sa~hem in ., Ideally, retirement is a reward for Sacramento, Ronald . Reagan, thin~ age services rendered. Too often it 13, viewed 65, which he wil~ be 1n 19'76, ~uld be no u an ordained punishment, with a man bar to his runnmg for President. 1'rue; on a precipi« going into the lnllnnlty of but beiri, Ronald Reagan damned well old age. The "right" of the state or com- could be. pany to forcibly retire a man who can Any pathologist will agree1 I lhin)Q that still demonstrate competence does nol to assert senility begins at or about' 65 is exist. Campaign's .Rampant pemagoguery WASHINGTON -Demagoguery ram· pant has rapidly become the style of tile 1972 presidential campaign. At the present pace all credibility will be lost · before election day. A few items are Offered in evidence: George Meany says Geor1e McGovem Is an "apologist for t h e Communist world." George McGovern says Nixon admin· lstraUon tu policies make the laboring man. pay for the businessman's mar- tini lunch. President· Nixon says the 1972 presidential choice is a good 1ife under the work ethic and the easy life under the welfare ethic. GEORGE McGOVERN says tbal "money made by money should be tued at the same rate as money made by man." The truth is not in the foregoing statements and those who utter them must know it. McGovern 's· statement about money brushes aside the fact that Investment income already is tutd at the same rate as earned Income. Meany's statement about Communism implies that McGovern favors the Com- munist system, which he does not. Nlx!IOJ'• supposed choice between the \vork ethic. and the welfare ethic dismisses the reality that his awn ·welfare plans add millions to the rellel rolls and cost billions more than pruent 1 federal costs. McGOVERN'S complaint about lbe 111· deductlbiUty of businessmen's luncbel excludes the likelihood tbaL a businessman ts angling {pr' a new cia. tract to put more men to work under prlvlleged union status, with dues ta1 Quotes Irene l\ta11ntag, former U.tl)"weld, 1'V. film •tar -041 would never bin~ peared in tbe ·nudt. 1 have lived • wide •nd hancllome kind of Ille, baalcaU7 l'm a square." • (RICHAltD WILSO~ deductible. Attempts to coin catdl.pbrues revea~ Ing bl!ncllnc tmbl --dangers. They tend to .....i -wbo utter them u slmpl .. mlodod. bl lbls the' McGoven> ...,.,. atatement aeels. It -• ,...11e World in which all meo wort their dally stln~ and &ban equally ln rlcll .. -. lbu! repulinf the capitalist l)'ltem ln a ~ oot yet real!ud In the leading toeialist stole, the Soviet Uiloll. I~ TB& MoOOVERN scheme, no special tu --wouJil stimulate in-vestment and liil'**' upamk:m, A morll Judpnml la made that Ibo maD who --he treated tbe-ume by the tu -u U-"'ho lnvelL This bu a rlnc of justice which· ls ...,. founded by Ille OU1110mic realiUes. Without Investment aud expansion, "Colll!dor the dtUerenco between a TV -m1aflllkouneeourme1-1 ..• bet-.. -•led ..... otory and a lltlMqth -.,. . betweeo • -line clllllhn'• -and • .....,._ .,,........,, lf ,.. can ~ a.. .... b".... you'll -lllt ..... )IOt1-~ what r clll _....., falblonl and trua designer Clflclnlll." -art. the openJnc linel of "111o s-s, of Cauture Sewlnc br ~. (11k<Jr'n.!W, f1 .9$), a llrik!nctT ..-..., beavll11U1111rated awing ·fllldt by Ille -.. awar<l-wlnnlng ~ wtoo bu...,... toor uperlonct over 11 JOll'I of dllllplftc and coosull!ng for New York'• IQldoii dn:le. millions who work can easily find themselvea jdbless, as i1 presently the - case, and thu.s 't.ith oo .tax problem at all.· In providing the g(¥>d lire, government bas· not yet fouhd a satislactory . alternative to steadily expanding in~ dustrial production which provld6 a stadtly lnereulngl numb<r of Jobs :at. llleadlly lncreulng levels of pay. they lost their jobs. This hi McG·overn wishes to take b1 version of the new economics. Ibo risk his .... TIWS wou~ BE crealed .tbe true populist stole where those who dare to take risks) organize production and com- pe,te for market! could expecl no en- i:our&iement from ll1e tu coll"'tor. Where will the lnitlative arise to cre8te THE 8EAllCll FOR this alternative uew bu.W!esses and Industries providing bas -~""' yean since lbe gainful work for evel')'Olle in Senator Great . · McGowrll'f onJ1 ~m's papulist society? alternaU.., bas beoD .....,.,. Seaator "cGo d bt ~·•• lrled ln ariouJ fonm, ls tho' • vem no ou bas an ·-... , """"' but It b not to bo found In ~ ci:eollon eov-l·financ>. demagogic catch phrases •ppelllng to <las! hatreds. The case !0< toling capital By cb ...... the tu llruClllre lo Ibo. llkll at an inhibiting rate, for repeal;no name " juatict, McGovent woold ir.wSlment eredtls, and ---..., itim~for 1n ... 1men• and . l<lllO•lng other • ~-·· .,.. " sllmUll to buslnesa expaosioo should be In the -II harder for many stated on I ·-• the ,._ mlDlcn of !nvSoro to ...U.. their a ogi,. no r ~• an em<> • Ilona) bis!s. penonaJ hopea <for future eQlllCJ!l1le . Of 1 oecwlty. course, Iha woold lalre a ,great deal But It 1s o1 gram slgnlllcance that' his , ol ~~.!"bast and bot air out of the 1112 scheme might 1Iao take the steam out of ~mpqµi and bore TV audiences to eoooomlc recovery •IO that many -king dlatracUon. men would have fotmd tu justice · while lf lbe countcy Is lnteres.ted In the lo vol· ecret· (THE BOO~) J . 1. .. , all then -..... -. -pol' ter\11, ~ • dress fonn.. maleN• -to potlolnll. a-'I -rd rule. tba • good ... .=.a Illa ..,_ for !nllnile dlle II lilc\e4 Ip by 1111ttll ct hlr -ciuUc balic y:tterns for tb a11111, .,... coat& and Iv.I wblch If>' .... Ill ... '""" . llOllANE UI BEEN a re<ip!ent of 1111 aHlllkl Award and 'J'ha )nterni- lillilll SUI: • Her worir ... In- ...... ltlll lectlool made In 11a11. """"'"'od from Ptl ... .... ~ • mtlde In Splla. and a Britllb of boutique -C..-Balolu ... • • • Ing · process In Income dostrlbut!on It la clearly entitled to know how It 11 'to be ·~t about and what the eUOClli would be wjtbout a shower of epitbell from bOth sides. DAILY PILOT -- I ( i • , ·- • LAL>o ·~elling 2- :pnage..S . : .... . . ' J.ws ANGELES ~I) - Tiie Los Angeles 1.oo IJ, 10llin1 two of Its rare wlld1 aS8el }Down as Onagers io the ¢~yenne Mountain r.oo in ~ (:OIOrado Springs . .,.Oe onagera are on the en- daD(ered species llat aJ¥1 will net the ""' $2,lllO • . ':iv• have been very jucky In ~uclng 1bem here," aaid !!'t ~·a curator of anlm1b, Df. Sharon Emerson. "We haye bad two females born In f% last three moi)tlu." -~is brought the zoo ' s otMl!ier population to air and Dr:: Emerson said it needs on- wo pa~. be said the onager Is bigger a donkey al)d about the aiU of a hotSJ1 and is JJJean. ·"'Ibey kick _ahil _tbe:Y bite," a1le said.. · ~I . •se.i Reokerg . ~~ATrLE (AP) - A Seattle b .. ogl1t saya he discovered a ~~lously unknown northern ~ seal rookery off the Southern California coast. ,.Robert DeLonc. a biologist Wflh the National Marine :f!iberies Service hert,.aaid he l1ia been irurtsllgalin& the fur U.15 since they "' e r e Qiicoverea four .Years ago on s&.MJau<! laland. . •llbe newesi ~ ts on Catie lloct -Son Miguel, lllf• Point· Conception, DeLoog lll(ld. He counted ticbt bulls, .lhjn thin IOO·COWI and· 43 •.· pups. ,.,.. ""' ,. " . •Nation'• Tr11P '4'0KYO (UPI) -A Jrplnese a~tlntr has CODI· pl'ted a TokyO-Peklng·Tokyo flight carrying a stork and a pe.it" of black cran'n from Clblna. · ~, ·'lbe birds were given by the au.,... to J•pa• 1n exchan&' fat. a pair of chimpanzees and 9i;bJact IWID WblCb Japan ·-to the Peklnf -· l(Rare. Lo•ster , •'19EW YOU: (UPI) -The If~ Yori: Aquarlmn bu )!ll!eecf on e>blbit a rare 10lden lohilter. lt may be so rare that ~ lobster1 have never lffD lllle: Stephen Spotte, curator ol ~ iquarium on COney lslan4, <!iii~ I h e yellow-colored remlife lobster a . "one ''"' a ll..,.:!1111Uon find." • ,1t,Tbe lobster was ca\llflt , tn ~ AUantlc Ocean about eo "'"'5 east of Hamploo, Va.' '~"'· .9J¥eao Threat " ~·. . . • ·,.,..uSTIN, Tu. (UPI) -The wasa carp, an agrwive ~water liah imported from Alla to Arkansas to eat water 11!fn11 choking reservoln, has ~pteted Ila Wk ·and ts MgiMlng to eat all the other llah, wildlife experts aa7. ,<'Jbe Te11S P•b . a n d Wlld!Ue Department aid the lfillt ought to be put on the hermful liat immtdiately, to 1161> it. apread out o 1 Arbnsas. •;i.m>I• 111111 could destroy the ;9orlfl1h -lation," 1 ...Olotllst' said. • tiut otnce the gras• carp pws up to 100 pounds and ~ leap slX feet out of the ""ter, lollnl other !Nab water if!i 'to tt would be one of jlif>litans created . Wilen c.rp IJ stopj>ed. • • • ' rhursd1y, Stptrmbtt 14, l9n ' =-a·•· .... . PM I , :1!1i::.~= !!!';."if?:'=: . ;;;;a .; . ' ~ .. . ' ,, , ... ,. ·~ 0 r ~ 0 I'\ .... Ul-· '1! ......... IUI ... ,.,.,.:: 2 7 7 '. " . · 3088 BRISTOL ST •. '· ' 54"9 Diego Freeway at Bristol • \ A t• .. ' .. • ··- ' -- ·-----' l ' ' ==' ,. ......... """"fir··= .... ..... ·~Pt1119: ' ... '1 ~.· .- ' ....... ""' --'Fi ...... =.1'1fa7tli ' ' ' • J • l • • . . .. '. ..... • ' ''I; . ' • •, "• +;;;: . ·: ... • ', j; --·~ .• •, .I • • . " ' . " . ' " r . • l_ --- l . . ~ DAILY PILOT ·Pollution Curb Plan Supported CALfOINIA U.S. AgentS Slate ~et Crash Probe ·' SAN FRANCISCO IAP) - Federal safety btvestlgalorl acbeduled .. lnlpectlon today of a parttally submerged Tra..,World Airlines cargo Jet that cruhed, on taUoff Into San Francisco Bay, an alrlints spokOSll)all aold. All three mwmen, plucked fro1111 lllerall by Coal G\lltd , 1 · ltt!J<opter, ..caped bljUry. · ·t A team of National McGo¥.,.1 :l -nsportation Safe\Y Board GIYe-Awey Kit ; it;"ettigators will aeek lo :_a=,~':::"~ : 4etermine wbethg ar'.IY of the .._ ~.....,...., St.000 pllne's 97,000 powtdll of fuel ..._......,..-.,..., .. • ti.... -.,, .......... '°'.,.... . LOS ANGELES (APl -The state Air R-l!<Wd 111• approved In •rln. clple o 11an to tssve permllf 16 limit con· •tructlon of major polluting C.Cilities In ...., _______ , The ain:nlft, • Doting 7'11 carrying • payload of 11,671 pounds of mail, expre·ss pacbgeo and produce, plung· ed Into the water o~I 1,000 feet from shore WediletldaY night •. bu opilled into .,.. .. y, TWA ,,.... .. .,._ • .,_,' spokesmen Jerry Colley said 0111r"•••,......,..._ today. •••••••••••••••••••••••~ .1 Band in Till . ~,ITt .... Eileen Fagan, 17, of Burbank literally got caught with' her hand in the ~afe. She p_ut her hand too far into the wall-safe to desposit some n;ce1pts al the taco stand where she worked and it got wedged tight. Firemen cut the safe out of the wall with jackhammers and Eileen 's ha~d was taken 9YI of the safe 11ninjllJ'e~ 1! Ibo hospital. Militant Jew Arrested In Bomb Raid on Arab LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The head or pipe bomb hurled from a passing car the local Jewlah De!enSe IA91~chapter, Tues(lay night at the Hollywood apart- whoSe television debate with '" Arab men' house where Mohammed Shahth escalated tnto a fist fight, was ~rrerted lives, Wednesday ·on su•pieion-of """1bing the e ..... ,. Br ke Arab's hoine to ••revenge Muntch." -_ 0 ]!'vlng D. Rubin and four other! SAli JOSI! (UPJ) -The Salvation descnbid liY J>Ollce 11 l:ne111biri ortbe --~-·toppect·~g food·for the mllltant Jewish group, were arrested on city'i needy becaUll Jt1 OOfftn •re empi. charges of intent to cause injury with a ty · des tructive device. . , "We are broke," MaJ: Wpllam The charges were in connection.with a Ricken, adminlJtrator of Ult armf'i eme'lency grocery order J>l'Olf•fn1 qld Wednesday. He said hil Ulllt Wiil '4,000 in TUNNEY, WIFE TOGETHER WASHINGTON (AP) -. Sen. John V. Tunney and his wife of 13 years have reconciled. The office of the calilolllia Demoorat &aid Wecfnel!lay that Mr& Tunney, 35, has returned to the family home here with their three children. debt. e .4.rguments S•' L06 ANGELES (AP) -Fin a I arguments in the prelimlnlry bearing for Assetnblyman Bill :~ wilt, ... cusetl of felony mano and driving under the tnfiuence' Of drul•. were ochedllled today. · Ttltlmony in the 11t1rtn1 bofore M\IDlclpal Court Judge Leo Freund ended Wedne>day. SllZlllDA M. Brophy, 19, Is accused bt ' lhe !i!IJ!way dettlll of I C1i4a1or eO\lpie 'lllt,"UDe. /. .. 'f . mueb of Soutbol'D califomia. Robet>t L. Chaos, head, of the LO$ · ADplet County Air pollution Cootrvl Diltricti iold the board Wedneaday !llCh • antfm woul~ m13!1 a "no-growth policy" for the l1flrl eight yon. "I dcin't tbtnk tblre'a any way to sugar coat it,., said R. Robert Brattain, a board member. "I tbptk thi! iJ what it means and the people better face it." Tho system '®J.d ban eqtlipment pro- ducing over 100 tons of pollutants an· nually if the pollutaii.tJ wouJd prevent at· taining or maintainin·g fedeia1 air quality standards. 'rytis could curb•constrUction of power plants, chemical factories, cement plants and steel manufacturing facilities in the South C.Oast Air Basin, which includes atl or parts of ~ ~geles, · 6rana:~. San Bernardino, Rivtltlhle, VenllltJ lftl IA!i- ta Barbara count1e1. "W! will allow a:rowth, but require more stringent re~tlOo of polluten to compensate for it, lllid Dave Sou.ten, technical advisor for tht federal Eftvlf'(Nl- mental Protection ~cy. · To go into effect ti,. .. rmit p11p wtllld have to be approv4'd 1i.y all tilt ttuln'I pollution control dlltricts, the Air Resources Board, tbt governor and the EPA. · --E(;G-COST -BOOM- SEEN IN AREA RIVERSIDE (AP) -Ji:H prices in Southern Qalifo"1ll ma rise nearly 20 cents • dozen m the next two weeks due to tfMi 1'q of millions of cbickfill Qltreyed because of Newcastle di•ue. Gary Bowen, geoerol manqor of Southwest ·Egg Ptocfueorl • I Rlversl'l", Aid w~ pr!• . on la11e grade AA eps oould junp llotft IO to 19 ctnb I dozen. The disease Is deadly to fowl but harmless to humans. BRAND CHANGE SALE [JIJ.(]3.00 Color TV '" THRIFTON .\~I"::'. 259'' It's cofor vMwlnt pleaau,.. for th• whole f•tnity. h's porttblt. And it's prictd right. 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Sanford and flight : s.ic1cl-*•""""...,..11o: ;o.: ~ineer S Philll-Their • fiM FmtorJ PioMllofll. 1".0. llol _TtM. ~ 0 • I"" • ltuclo Olly, CA 11804 • ~ aces and hometowns w'u not =•••••••••••••••••• ... ••-':~ lmlllfdWllY anllable. _,, " ~ . ~ IN COSTA MESA ·•SHAGS a DUPONT 501 • Hl-LO'S •SOLIDS • TWEEDS • ANTRON a NYLON • COMMERCIAL lOOO's OF · YARDS .TO CHOOSE FROM ALL INCLUDED I . . ALL 'OF THIS AT ONE . l-OW PRICE C.,.lttely, ln1t1tled VALUES TO . ' • $12.95 . • Bring In your room' .,,..1urement1. COMPLETE . :FAMILY DENTISTRY S SHAGS a KODEL HJ-LO'S • POLYESTER • PLUSH SHAGS S TONE-ON-TONE S SCULPTURES "S TRI-COLOR SHAGS NAME ·~·ND$. IMtiJE·DlATE ' ' . IN,SlALLATION Every Style & Color -Ever .Roll -No Pressure or "Come-Ons'' Lay A-ys Na1111 iMony T.nllS 1 Styft1 A•lllMt Bank Avallabl• Branda ; -. z:. . ;c:o1ors Fjnandng m111· STOii .. __ I ........... HO,UIS. -AM.M j S...IW .. . · 124 E. 17th ST. COST A ~ TEL:. 645-4JJO r • i ' . . I . • • ' .. • • " • • • • • • ... • • . , .. '" ii'. :ii> 1~ 'l • ' , ' ~ , , ' l .. .. . •' ! ' s $ ' ! l ' ' ; l , , i ' ·• ~- I i. l ,. •QUEENIE .~. Y o~e ticket? Wllh what lhe city's got going for if' , I m sure you can come up with ·two or three ; violaUons. '' · · . ... I )~ ' ~~· Jtf. Boyd ~:,; ~~ Life After Death? ~ ~· ~~ ~~~ Opinion Differs ~ .:. ~ Odds now run one in 2.4·fhat a football player will hurt J 1\fs leg but sei:Iowsli>' sometime in four years of college ~ P.lay. · ~ : YOU KNOW what else causes obesity? Inbr~ing. ~ The Metabo11c Research Foundation of Louisville, Ky., has S proved that. . i IT'S S6JD -nobody on earth actually knows at w~t J age a man becomes too old· to father children. ~-:· 'J'}IE-GREAT. Plutarch by no meMs was the first-to ~ ~ · obse~e that women tend to ,be faUer • : than men. But he WU first to point I out this pecu11ar· ~: "Ezperience ~ I at tunerals,"· aald be, "lhan that the 1 bodleS of women burn hotter 1han those of men. Thole wboae business tt Is to set fire to bodlel always add one woman to every 18 men. 'Ibis helps consume the p)'rfll more quick· ly 'because tl1e flesh of women ii so •• fat it burns like a torch." ' .. ·;~ QVERm -Q.• "What did J~ Paul Getty, aometimes ;!it.,"..llCribed as tl1e world's ricbtst man,· get for endorsing rt investment firm in a "IV cdmmercial?" :~ A. Euctlf. '1 and • bo>: Ot candy, 11'• roportec1. ~ Q. "BOW old ts th6 averqe Woman· JWJW who under-:i:c ... surgery to get her lace lll!io!I" • , ·~ -'111 ,..~. ~• ; A.,J;uctly 4 Pl0040 note,_ JO years ago said &Y'fage , was It· ,AQd rteendy -wed, moot probablj. '• ;, AT 14 l"!untls. s~ven oun~,-Larry Quinn was not tl1e ; est bab,11,om ln 11\11 cOUnll)':'But l1< wlfl·noteworthy. ·• client askS ·if any "'wspaper eve'r ~ a lit9tslze .•· 'cture or a human being. Certainly did. Finl to do so • as the old San Francisco Call-BulleµD, nOw defunct. It .~llabed a full unscaled portrait of Larry, ill 21% inches ~}! him, two days after be waa born on Nov. 12, 1935. The •:.riseardl lady here can find «JI ariythlng. •-"·e al -will. ·~. ....... ..... ':f:: LIFE -ls there life after death? Pollsters asked '!'1irow>d about tha~ 1oo .. Eudly 23 peiwit of t11e citizenry •" "'' I• "Definitely," and 20 ~t .$4id, "Probably." And ,.. percent said, "Don't mow."' And 22 percent said, "Doubt l " And IS percent said, "Certalnly not. .~ TEN SETS of ldenUcai twin3! are enrolled at the Deck- r Elementary School in Walled Lake, Mich. A teacher • here says her professional cOmpafriots tend to suffer dou- le vision, become di9oriented, confuse the names and ~laets. ~ · GET IT right A clock strikes the hour, a timepiece 7..doesn't. And that fancy wrist watch tooled to strike the our la neither' a :clock nor a timepiece tecbnically,1 but rer)eater. · • CERTAIN flogs bark like dogi. Maybe you knew thaL :;nut did you kn~ tlley bite lite clotls, tool Vldous. A.ddreH mau to L. M. Bol/Cf, P. 0 . Boz 1875, l'ftto- ~port Btach, Calif. 92660 I • TRUSSES-:-i:ACK 1BRA;~'EW11c HOSE CERVICAL COWIS . I " We c• • complete lino of 'llhffl choirs lot tho .. patient, 1 well •• other nece1ury 1lck·room tuppll••· lnqut .. todoy •bout ... , ronltl l'llel ••• you'll find v1 most ro110111blo, • h WESTC11FF sma Sll'PllS l ROOALS llOI W~lff Dt,. Newpovt llNch . 845-1272 . ' " " VD Study 'Let Them Die' Thund,y, Stpttftlbtt 14, 1912 D~LY PILDT 9 ******************* lly JEAN HEJJ,Ea WASHINGTON (AP) - All.er ooly foot years of •• year federal syphilis ex· periment ln Alabama, doctors had gained the specific knowledge they i n l t i a 1 I y sought. But lnstead o[ ending the study and treating th e participants, the doctors con- tinued the ezperlment'with the • knowledge lhlt aome of the huoiltl stlbjects would IUffer potentially fatal dlseues. 'l1IE EXPERIMENT, called the TuUegee Study, began In 1932 and eventually involved more than 430 1yphllltic black men from the Tuskegee, Ala. area who were given no treat· ment for their disease.. • Also Included. In tl1e early years of the study were 275 POLYESTER ' l Jl!l~!{t:s "'671115 fASTIAKTube Type- tor: fords, Chevy, Buic,lr, · Pontiac, Ply_., & Mf:rcury . . '8 '8 sypb!Ulkl who clld rective treatment ~ 201 ft 0 •• syphilitics. 'lbt --WU nm b)' the U.S. Pub1lc Health Service which 1Wl has over-all control. During the course of the ex· periment, at least 28 men died as a direct result at untreated syphilis. DOZENS or ~ suffered ouch poteollally fatal aide-ef· lecb u heir! and central nervous l)'Stem detertor1tlon. Otherl hid glandular and yjlka daJna&e. "Morblcllty ( p h y 1 I c a 1 dtge.neratlonl in male Negroes with untreated syphilis far ei· ceeds that in a comparable pr e s u m a ti I y nonsyphiliUc group," PHS doctors said in a 1113' report on the Tuskegee Study,'the first rtporl on the four-yeaHld experiment. MERCURY SAVINGS ud loltl lllOdllill NOW OP EN EVERY SATUR DAY , . .,~.10A.rv1.-4 tJ.f'JI . I i.:c • , Opto Mtxt.-Tbun .. 91.J!l.~ p,111.; M. 9 IJll.-1 PA BUENA PARK MercurySl'/mpBldr.,ValltyVltwll~ HUNTINGTON BEACH Mercury Savlnp B~I .. Edlqlrlllludl TUSTIN Mercury Sovin1s Bld1., lrllnt 8~. llilnportM. ***************** MARKC. ILOOME T1'emendou1 Satlln91 Ota.All Olher Si:rs! . UNIROYAL "iAREDO TVBELESS The faMOus Uniroyal loredo Multi l it. ti..9' ollO cGlled the .. Ro in Tirt.'" lhi• tire ha1 b•e" purchcutd by millio111 of 1oti1fied custOfll•fS thruout th• notion. Ktlown fer it• perforlftO!'t• i~ the roift, 1hi1 ouhrondin9 fire i1 ftOW civo il oble ot these extremely low prices. Don't .S.S evtl UM~OYAl LARU>O TUBELESS! !i.60x 15 6.50:rl:J (iu: 8.85.rJS (171/llJ) · 9.0fl#' s : (1.11/J, .. )1 24 ~~~ , ...... ,_ WOW! FAMOU$ .AN> IEAUTl'll. Super S,-1 Wheeh ifl M1•1 13" .rd 1•" 10 lit end b1011tlfp fOfdl, Chevi•I -"' rlr· -UNIROYAL W-1-D-E 78 Series Dual Protected low Profile H18/14 J18/14 G18/15 That Will fit Many: FORDS CHEVIES BUICK OLDS PONTIAC POJlllS I ' PLY MDC nc: (F-78/14) (171/11) (G78/14) (f71/~I) (H18/14) (G71/il) (.178114) ' " BB While They lastl Exch. + $2.IO to $3.05 fed, .. Ex. Toa eoch ·v altle 91!!!!! e Balanrln11 $ J a Stems d ~-.:::=· Ceu•mer Pollry ()vr COl'llUIMr polky fl fro bef,: ter...,.,.. pu. If you haY. any que1tlon conC.rni1t9 products or Mr¥kH rend.,ed .. you, plea .. COntoct our Dlrectot of Con1u1ner Affoln; Mr. $. Ara· blon, .1i55S S.pulYedo llvd., Cut.... City 90230 ••• or call (213) 170-1737, (213)391 -1211. If we Mould Nil out of yowr •lze, a .. Aa l111 Check" will be i1111ed 01turing o lot.r dellvel'y •lfliilillflliili ot tlte od¥9tthecf prlc•· A,f,I , 4 WHEEIS LOW PRICES! DISC BEGllLAR BRAKEIOB DRUM TYPE 1. •STAU. IO Mlllll JIMI .a 1. ltSTAU 10' MSC '"' 111 ntlfT lllrlMlllM.l41M.U.S ..... t•r•uMt••ncYl•a . =' ,...,, ..,., -=~ J. Pt.Cl rMtlt RIU. llM•S ... ... lllC CM.1'111 ... _ t ltn I 1n•AU Ill 4 _, . MPMlnllT•IL UOICS s. • llllll•t• a •n• t•s s. • 11111 Mii & amt.•s &.115"C1 --·-... l lflS'1CT All SPtHICS .... SNlllS & llSl:S 1.tNS'1Cl All NUES "Wt 1.»ec•au1uusms l.llS'1C1f•TSIWI SUU · MHIAll f'K ....... I. Cllttl 1W1 •Ill .... .., .. LJlft &Ulmu?S f• lft fl ... l lllltm llWlllJU -·· ... 1t1wmr,..wm 11.1011 nsH11111m ~39'!::* s29:.:~ L~'- * C•"""-,...;tti .. .,.,_...n., lllfNI c ............ -Cfll ....... ._ Mll·Miltlhn. _..,Cf!~ ........ _,.,,....., ....... ~ ....... I • •. .; :: .. .. , .- .. · . .. .. :· .. .. .. .. .. . . • . ' • . • • ' . . . \; • . ~ :· . • . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • • • . • ' \ • -. ·Lawsuits Settled ··For Work SACRAMENTO (AP) - <.ontracton who worked on an ~merican River hydroelectric :project in the mid-1960s have :agreed to an out-of-court set- ~le.ment to end $62.5 million in :1awsuit.s against the Placer -O>unty Water Agency, an ;~gency attorney said. .. pan,dora see·thru shoe boxes 4 for 6.99 Reg. 4 for 8.'111'. Scott orgonizer> keep t h i n g s dust fre e. Non·tilt patent interlock , •• you can open i drawer while box is stacked. Notions, 4. 1flanllll festival <IDfI values • • rem~gten eleetrfc sha,•er 31.99 ·~ Cord/cordless LB 29 shover with unique slont.ed, hood to motch your beard. Dispoioblo blede.s. 6-position shoving hood, Sidebum trimmer: Comoros, Shovers, 13. • • • •· springbok doll eraft kits 2.49 E.ch . . , 6.QO volues. Chorming _ little dolls repres)lnt 6 countries. All you need toimtJ~e them 1 except sfufflng, is in• dildod in those· eosy-te>follow .kits. St.o!ion .. ry, 15. n~lepolnt and s~hery kits .99-4.00 Originally 5.00-12.00 eo. An excit· ing collection of styles ond sizes in· eluding designers like Progress, One West; Bamboccio. Yorns. · Needlocrofts. 29. .. . .. : ,, ': ' ., ' ' ' ·' Fredeflck Girard. a member ~f the law firm handling the ~"Bgency's defense against the :auits med by the American :Wver Constructor3, 1 a Id :.Wednesday the only 1""" end . :re, be .tied up is 'a legal fee to :lie paid Mayor Joseph Alioto ~of San Francisco. t • I .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~L...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--'~~~.:...~~~~~~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· . : .. : UNDER mE terms of the ----«ttlemen~-Girard-sakl,--in- ·•unnce cOmpanies represent- lnl lhe agency will pay $1.4 'million to American ruver -Constructors, which argued ·'the agency gave it Inadequate ;jeologic data that drove ita: :J>roied costs up. :: Alioto was to have :l'epresented the agency in Its ::own '27 million federal an- :;urust suit filed ,against the ::,American River,Constructors, :~ group of all firms that joln-'.:ed together oo the 191.4 ';rnlllion project, Girard said. ·: Saying bls !inn of Kronlck1 l.loekoOiti, Tledemnn lllCI .G lrard was looking into how much Allot• llhoul4 •be paid because tbe 1gency decided lo Utop the anbtrust !Ult as part of the settlement, Girard iald1 ••t want to stress that at this time there Is definitely no dispute with the mayor." • ALIOTO WAS NOT yet ;,,ayor of San Francisco when 1te agreed to represent the :;igency in the legal dispute that ·erupted shortly after the :massive Sierra N e v a d a ::)iydroeleclric project was com- jileted in late 1966, Girard .added. ; So !ar. the Kronick firm has nade Alioto no formal fee of- fer and Alioto has not in- . dicated how much he wants 'tor the effort he put in on the :cue before settlement was '.fonnally reached Tuesday, '.Girard said. 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ANAHEIM 444 N, Ewclid 1114 1 SJS-1121 I I• -•' -----·-...-.. _,____ __ - • ~t savlngs OD textboe~ - 1.00 .. 2.99 Orig. publisfled ot 2.Q0-69.50. A Broodwey exclusive. Lorge essort. ment on s~ce. engineering, medi· cine, law, eccounting ... history. Books. 18, not et Wilshire. ' ' . . . . wefitlnglio~ > '>. ~ I ' 2-s~ed waSher 189.93 ' Sove 20.00! Herd-working heevy-. duty moto • 3 woterlevel selections, 5-positjon W.ter temporeture. Per-, ' . manerit tpress care. Mejor Appliances, 80. . I . g~e.~·~1ac~wWt · portable tv 18~88 ' • . • Features 12" diag. meas. s~reen, ''.Silver Touch" tuning, VHF/UHF t~ners. Up-front controls. 3" front dynopower s~kers. Televisions, 72. ' • •• ' ., ,, steteo. eolllb«· , I . '• f · · ··lloyds· , . JttJ.99 • • • ' '• .. -. I g.;e. solld-si.te ·~tor portable ·--299.88 Toke olong this 16" diog. moos. screen set. Reliecolor chassis for ..... ... :lop quelity. UHF/VHF tuners. I . . year carry-in service. T elevisiQns, 72. ~ syste• Wlfk ,a.traek 89.99 ' :ln.95 . value Electroplionic Jt.M7 F~/FM .. tereo ireceiver with built-in eutdmetic turnteble. D,ust. cover, ' .. ' . !ape player, heodphones. I 00 welts ohi)ower. ' Stereos, .es. • ' • , - "-I'; • " ,, . ' -' •• •. .. ' ' " -\ ., • ,• ' .1 . ' ... I , ' . ·' . ' . ~.· "· ,. r • ' ' .. • ' " • • ' , • 11....rJCiQ', 3fPttmt>tt 14, 1912 OAILY l'ILOT Al. Party Syste~ Alive, Kicking On Co~ty's Political Scene l'aelng Court Pero~I or The .. :Record Grove Tries2nd ·Nudie Law GARDEN GROVE -This dlscuu tht mtrit.1 o1 tht ... ~Y hat tdopttd Its ......i c:ond measure • GankD Omo polloo Ila been ordaed to !'II I me. aurvtillance o! lhl SIWll'l·Lo. whlla aherlfi'• officen COD-' Unue to am.st alJepdly nude entertalnttt at a tl:Vmt justi outside the dty Umlll. -., By 0. C. lllJ8TINGS alJYO locl well ID onop ~ llulf .. a 11111 -" ~ ot 1111 o..r ,_ '"" ty. accordlnc to the MCGovtm * * * ....... ...., In a bid lo ban nude City councilmen drilled the enfertainmtnt bom taverns new ordl.oance after ........... ad-wtthio Ill Umlt.1. -.. :; Births A cocktail party ,,.. the camp, w!IJch bas lldleduled • m l:lCllOltt 10· ta lie- :; "°"e MllMOllA&. MOS benefit of the C a l i f o r n I a pair fl cocktaU partlel at op-. elect ~ Bob Barte ·" ...,., u. "" •IT•• CoaJtal Alllance, aponaor of poolte -ol the -, 18 (8-Jltd"""'° -) plans a ~·~ ~~w/•.i~ Kt"'..M.,.""' Proposition 20, Is acbeduled buoy that usertion. p1I tourMment SeV .. 22 to ')A"""" ""· ''''·' • .Friday at tht Newport Beach The !Int. party will be from ralM ,_ !or lhelr man'• , .. ~-;;:,_~~;:.~:· :.:...""'=.,,... borne of Mr. aod Mrs. Joseph 5 p.m. to I p.m. S.turdly al CIJDPlllll. ORANGE COllITT City lawyers wbo '*" the vll<d of Ibo features of the lnl- llrsl ordinance branded as un-ilal mtasure wbicb bad bttn -nstlt t1o I b Or condemned by J u d g e as '" u na Y aoge CGw>. unlawful and insufficient to ty Superior Court J u d g e h James F. Judge will go before alt nude dancing at the Judge Juda• 11111 rul~ Sept. 21 on an argllmtnt Dlad bJ• lawyers for the Froo,tler bari on Garden Grove' Boiulevatd: ' :J-~,':.IY'"'l°Jollr)J,,.•ftGl'l'Jr .. 1a+"'Rosener. tbt bmne ol llr. and Mn. "naeyarecallln81ttbe"Bob the same ·jurilt Sept. '2 "to..:-Sh~~~~o~ltso closed Arr.,ta of onlertalnera DA chargts ol nudity .,.., 1oWt!: conduct have contlnuect: despilll pleas thlt tho amN: are unlawf'ul a n d ~ constituUonal. :"''· •NI w.. ~.=."'A.~ 14117 It starts at e p.m. at m Via Leonard JLo b b In 1 1 '191 Blrke GoH Clualc.'' :::==:: ... !i:tr•••· ~. " v~,Lido Isle. 'nckets are Ra.n«evift' Drive. Santa Ana. ' J\ ltartl •t noon ll the . ~~'ttr:!t'!' ~·~PllMY· 1M w. ·$2i50 pet pG1oo_ and will be on Tbit teCODd P&berinl wJU be SeiclW Country Qub, 3CXIG ~ i.,. ,,. "'" '"'"' ~ • ..., Ala at the door. from S t:. ta I p.m. Stpl n, Palm A,.., Huntington Buch. ::r ~Vf/., ~ 'If. ·~ Stata 5ena1clr Peter H. Behr at the ol Mr. and Mn. Tbere will be prlltl ac-.f.E·a.~ .w:,,:ui. "· •r~. sis (Ro.San Rafael), of wild rivers, 1-tlr w-. 1ISG Sotmnet cordlllc to Georse Nellhl, .::,91n Hvn""°IOll e.11.1t, bill fame, will be ooe of the Unt, Huntington Harbour. chairman of the cluslc, in-: ! , guests. TlcbU lo both partio1 ore cludinc a lltW car to the guy ' Three Jailed In KUlnap Of Girl, 17 Grove Man Faces Court In Shooting ;,.;. •nd ~~111tt "'..._ 1:_1, no c1eq Let's see · now, U p p er available 1t MeGovem-Sbriwr or pl who can aboot a bole-hl-~i.u. Apt. •· c11111 "'"'· 111r1 Newport Bay was ooce m. Oranee CoantJ beadqayters, CIDI. ReMrvatloDI for the :;.,»rt.-:,,::; I,,~~·.~~~~":,.:· eluded in Senator Behr's wild m N. BroMftl, Santa Ana. tournament and buffet dinner SANTA ANA -Leanard ~ M.~d ~V.. ~. ~-~~ mo rivers bill~ .wp.~n'L it. 'Ibey are ' lolnc' for 'tZS per to foUow can be made by call-SANTA ANA ~ Three men Calvin Farley has bee n ~'• •nd Mr\. 1ton1ld H. Mc.Mlcllltl * ;fr * eeuple, « $S· per ltliden\, -. Jn& &Q.-1... accused Oil arral Of 'the kid· ordered to face trial Oct. SO in i~~ G11M1yr1 SlrMt, L1Q1.1r11 Bncll: THE TWO party system ls u you have quettioDI, can Nei!lbl'1 tournament com-naplng of a 17-ytaMld girl Orange Col1J1,ty Superior Court ~r. Ind ,Mr1. "*" '· c1n111 n6f • Judy Llnon Cl' Bonnie aetd at mlttee 1Dcludel Tom Enaland who worted u an undercover for what lawmen describe as ;\k".~',!,"ZT.;.ft:''o~~~:~"° 547-7005. of Costa Meta, Gordon agent for Huntington Beach tbe ''1Patrlck ff•nl'V" shooting ~ Uctona c1:;;,:.u;;;ny;n auc11,. g1r1 La Habra . * + + POWtts ti. SUI Beach, Di.ct p)llce have bttD &entenced to of a Huntingtoo 'Be'ach man. ~· •nd Mri. o.'l!d H. McMJchHI OONGRATULATl<iNs to the Huston of Huo:f:.Beach, 30 days ln Orange COOnty Jail Farley, 35, Garden Grove "'.ot 1.i31 cart111o Twtln. girl ' 1 . Oraoge CoaJI ampler ol the Cliff Weitdorf of Mesa, al~ pleading guilty I o f •· .rwt Mra. ow" A, P't1g1r. '"' W 1~--Bee! charges of assault with a ., Commodore Circle. No.l • Huntrrvton ' oman Held NaUonal --.uaoclaUon of Ac-Peggy Shupe of. Huntington ~ chara:es. f • deadly weapon following the ~~~ ~. Oonlld o. Atper, Mn count.anti. Wordsmlths, for the Beach and Dave Brandt of Superior Court Judge Wil-wounding Aug. s or Vern ~~w111ow Av1., Foun111n V•ll1Y. boV accountants have come uP Santa Ana. llam Muiray ordered the jail Ste1·skal, 38, of '""I Tangle-J;"Pi::1,~t ~n~\~.; :=:i-111~1• In Murder with a new way to aCCOWlt for * * * tenns and two years probation iliUi '" !'iJ,'t c~_:~~ /0r~~11C1111Jn. that 00 hour or so or boozing that laot LDofBWE Eirl Warren, for Joe Griffin, 21; Jolm MoO: ~!·waS ordered to return to $ . prec es most d Inner e the U.S. Supreme arch, 25, and Richard Roemer, Judge William Mu r ray 1 s , Death J'¥atlri'l ; · SANTA ANA - A La Habra meetings those days. Court, has signed on to help 21, all o1 Stanton. They plead· courtroom Sept. 29 for a .,. FULTON •woman accused of the fatal Theycalllt 11getacquainted the statewide commlt'tee eel .guilty to charges of im· pretrial hearing and freed on ' •· ""I::-t.'I: !\' .r::l~..:! •tabl>ing •I ~. husband bu time," which la quaint. ~bing PropoalUon 2, the pooing falae Imprisonment. ball. l· ,m·uJ"~~. bJ. ~n11 been ordered to face trial Oct. Anyway, the aceOuntantl 155·•·-mllllon bond measure The trio· was accused on ar-Police sald wltnes.ses to the ,'!;.ci1,.ffL:f,1~'f · ,',ii!, SO in Orange. COUnty Superior will acquaint themselves with 1:u;U l~• 11 c b q o 1 rest March 14 or holding the alleged shooting 1 n 8 .. c _ 1 C<>urt. GOP congressional candidate ea 1 ••:-r-: campuses · girl, a Huntington Beach High Weslmlnster bar told them a1 P•rt. srft1~~~~ o;:. Judge William Murray set Andy Hinshaw next wecme. of~ .Uwversity cf Cllifomia. SChool graduate, ln .a...Beacb that Stejskal, a member or the ... klNG the trial date for Mrs. day when they meet at the UC lrVine would be one of the Boulevard motel room and ac-Guardians of Freedom hn fM!~'!l D. Kl1111~m 5omertlt Barbara Victoria Neilan, 40, Alrporter IM in N......,.... camJKIM:I to benefit, H' the cused her of working on a organization, delivered the v. PM. f:i"KlitC view c111 return to bis courtroom Oct. 'lbe rrieding · starts at 1 ~--n th 1 Republicans will to the arrest of two of their ''Give me liberty, or give m~ • •. N"'ii.' !f~~r~11~ ~:!~· and ordered the defendant to Beach. "".....,.. ho= Nov. 7. narcotics investigation that led Patrick Henry admonition ~ "'C/,'· w1a111noton. ,. 1c 13 for a pretrial bearing. p m with dlnne scheduled ~ a Warren, bealdes friends. death," shortly berore Farley ~ rv, w':';i· Police booked Ml'I. Neilan fc. "9.45 r being a UC alum, w.as ap-Police said she "as opened fire- Mil'ltrY w.n1. A111 ""· o1 :tt11 All• v1111 on murder charges July le at ~w i:-~~· •: towbkhtal'"" pointed to the Supreme Court threatened at knife point and Officers said Farley ap-'N:W'fr1,1fA~11i~'~'~~bvde~; herhomeafter disoov~the about •·Aueum~ Practice: JD 1953 by President told she would be given an parentlybecamelrrltateddur- ' two 11111iii:r11; 1m111 '"" body of her husband, om.uei in 1 M~ F.co " Eilenhow~. after 1erv1 n g overdose of drugs befote ing an impromptu lecture ~ :Y'J~F.: ·~1 ~ ~ c§k,~ 40.. ' SoundS ·like .,...lty ~!.:., 1about 1 dilCade as callforni1'1 · police moved In to the mOtel being delivered by Stejskal In B • •II' ot Enc1r.o .. Pr1v111 11rv1e.,~,r-=:r;~~;ii:\i~;;,;;~i_;;;;;~;;~;;;•·~-~~~~·;'~ov~omor;;~· ======::::~and~!a~b~bed~bor~~~a~bd~u~cto~rs!:·_~th~e~C~~~J~~~·'._ __ _ ron F11n« .. ·HOmi.--Co,_ -l'ICIOf'l, ve, H11nt IOI'! 14«11.i~ , Iii r•n(ff~f'ff..J:ttUr , I·• ·~· w.::i~ti'1i':"ll.. 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That's right~ pounds in 14 days!~ The basis or the diet is chemical food action and was de- vised by a famous Colorado physician especially for the U.S. Ski Team. Normal energy is mail)tained (very im- portant ! ) ~'hilc reduci'ng. You kee p "full" -no starvation -because the diet is designed th at way. It's a diet that Is easy to follow whet her you work, travel or stay at home. This is honestly a fant astically successryl diet. If tt weren 't, the U.S. Women's Ski Team wouldn 't"be permitted to use it! Right'~ So. give yourself the same break the U.S. Ski Team gets. Lii.se weight the scientiti~. proven way. Even if you've tried all the other diets, you owe it to your- self to try the U.S. \Yomen 's Ski Team Diet. That Is, If you really do want to lose 20 powtds in two wee.ks. Order to- day. Tear this out as a reminder. Send only $2.00 ($2.25 for Rush Service) -cash ls O.K. - to : R.D.S. ,Products, P.O. 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And I'm Just a qo. philooophy ol the U.S. llOVtrn-newcomer lo tblJ .... emeni Bui even alter ochievinl ment. aplllJl tile war In Vietnam. U motk>cl picture stardom she Site Is fanatic on lhe subject. never became part or lhe She .... heraell nellher .. olher poople can change !heir Hollywood aceoe. Socially, she ~_...... mlndsr lneludll lng !_~!tu red w11 a mlant -because she (Second in a SerieiJ American P otl, weu so can L wanted Jt that way. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ "Before all this I wu •.nrt. .......... a. ......... eaa.,.. "-CJl41 n ..... SOUTH COAST MEDICAL 6ROU, SPlCIAU11H6 IN tfil PMCTICE Of FAMILY MEDICINE AT 1170t MAIN mtET SUITE Ill HUlfJJ~lON IEACH. CAllfC)RNIA t2Mt 847 .. 585 , Today. lhe is curiously in--......--.-~ unhappy. I was leading a different to her famlly. She Jane of Arc nor a remale vacuoWI life. I t bought h.u little to aay aboul her Aaron BllrT -nol martyr' not somelhln& waa the matter ed husband F h traitor. witlt me. But !hen l dlJcovered T s 1 daf N , ' Q estrang y '. renc ' "t think I'm a patriot," she it's not my JrOblem. U 11 a ry atur ,. ......... U;Z director Rotier adun, who said. "I'm not _, •• to say 1 1 t " 'JIM Fonde iloooio N-'o t:'INo "' :;· ~ -:· ··~ • ~ • • . . • •. • • . • • • . • . -• -• ---. . •· -- ::! • When she says, "I waaled 32 yean or my life,'1 she tnttnl ii .... ooly -lhe political activism ol lhe past lwo ytan l!Ull ha• lullilled her as • female ontl a human being. But lt IOO• deeper than l!Ull, whether Mbl Fonda lt aware ol lhe facl or chooses to Ignore It. often takes custody ol lhe" l!Ull Vietnam la ';;'u"good and problem o 10C e Y· 1 . , , · daughter, Vanessa, 4, when,,.Jtlle~~Uniled:~Sta=tes:_:all~bad.:~N=ol~~l~F~rida~· ~y~:i1:•"':_F~o=llda=~"':..:•~-~~~What'~~·--•..:.e~ot~·-~=====;==~~i:=~:;=:!:=:=::;:=:=;=:~=====:;:3~ Jane I! btlly elaewhere. al alL mwl< star.) 111ot 1 -~Y "111 tell you why I wasted 3Z yean of my life," she said, assu:ming the lotus pqsitlon on the floor of her home. At qe 12 she aullered lhe sort of trau- ma OM Jiev .. • f • er forgets. · Her moth- er Frances Seymour com mltted suicide. Jane waa l)Ut in a boarding Jj\NI ,.o,.DA school. Her father aoon remarried. Jn all, he h a a had four wives since Jane's mother ended her life. •. WHILEHER brother, Peter, sometimes speaks out on those motherless days and the shock of her death, MW Fonda "IT WAS WASTED inJerm1 of not tappln~ my resources as a human being. Not knowing who [ wu. I did what other people wanted~me to do, being what others thought [ should be. [ allowed other people to determine l'AY lite." ims Fotia'a did not specify who the "other people'' were. One must 8!5Ume she meant her husband , film producen and society in general. She went on in her rapid-fire delivery which sounded almost like a pat speech. "I believe a lot of my wasted life bas to do with our culture -the way people view . . ' 'Women are tne.ud as creature• : telao. n11ut he docile, pual.,e, pretty, ; femfn.fne, nQt quite a• ·aggre•rlv~ and : tntelffg~t u man.' . ;•_ .. _..,._.,_..,._.,_ .. -.... _ .. -.. _ .... _ .. ____ .,_..,._., _____ .. _ .. ____ .,_..,._., ____ .,_,._ .. __ ..... :adamanUy remains 111 en t :'about her childhood now. : But there was 1 time when :botlt Peter and Jane 1poke oul ·about lhelr movto-star·ralher :'for magazine ~tervlews .in ·less than !!altering lerms. ~-Fonda was not thAI ln<!U!erenl a parent. 1· ~ Her flrst vertvre in show :buslneu was at her father's 'aide in a summer stock ;presentation of "The Country • Girl" in the family's native ·Nebraska. : Until two years ago , Jane ~Fonda lived in the shadow of : her famous parent. Their posi- : tionJ are now reversed. Henry ;Is reticent about discussing ID\ "daughter. JANE BOT\fBED in her first mwie, "Tall Story." She was inept and sell-conscious and IWOl'e ah~ never make 2 Speeches Cancelled By Schools DETROIT (AP) -Actress Jane Fonda has been turned away from plaMed speeches at Michigan high school! twice ln u many days. The Rev. Thomas J. Baln. principal of University of Detroll l!lgh School here, cancelled a planned speech by the antiwar activist Tuesday afternoon lollowinl a flood ol calls "from parents and alum- ni who thougbt Misl Fonda's appearance was to be man· datory for students and on IC'hool time." · The · speech was to have been after school and just for the atudenu, he explained, 11oot· aomehow the word got out that her speech was open lo lhe public." Falher Bain said the school did not have the necessary space or security to haDdle a public speech. A speech Monday a t Northwe!t High School in .. Jackson also was cancelled after the school 's principal received what he termed "strong external pressures .'' Miss Fonda ls in Michigan on the first stage of a seven- state antJwar effort called "The Indochina Peace Cam- paign" aimed at "exposing Nilon'.s hidden escalation of the Vietnam war," she said. women In our society. And I think that Is related to what l.s going on Jn Vletnan1. "Women are Viewed as creatures who m11St be docile, passive, pretty, feminine, not quite as aggressive and in- telligent-as men:·"' -- "THE IDEA IS that we should stay in and do the cook- ing and housework. I know what that means to a·woman's life because 1 did it for seven years. It takes a certain toll on a woman. She is not given the opportunity to grow and expand. Ours is a maJe- oriented culture." She appears to have little respect for men 1n general. Silo does not say so, but her attitude is antimale. . Her father is a gentle man, oot gJven to . ng public out-burs.,. · Simltar!y, Vadim -who once .was married to Brigitte Banlol\-~'~~passl.,\man lmmeried In 'the arts and less tx>l\ticaUy motivated than his wife. Yet, one feels if ~tis.s Fonaa were the wife or a stronger man who took her over his knee, he almost certainly would live to regret It. ONLY THREE years ago, she was a docile, Introverted wife and mother. It WlL'I when she returned to Hollywood from her home in France to star in "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?" that things began to change . She saw a poster of an In- dian woman demanding "Red Power." lt burst the dam of emotion forces in the actress. The timing was perfect. She was bored with living on the rustic two-acre farm in a valley southwest of Paris, cut off from the mainstream of social upheaval. "I can't .:itay 1n one place very long," she said at the time. "l'm·t.oo yolll'lg to die:I live in France not because I love that country, but because I love Vadlm." 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Birt young moms can ... 11y be dl!cour- , aged, ,.. frightened, by old wives' tales. Acconlillg to Mrs. Bob Riller ol Hunting- ton Beacb, they shouldn't be. Mn. Ritter, a leader in the Huntington Beacb La Lecbe ia,ue, nur>ed her own IWo -dilldral. Now, through La Leche Nursing mothers feel there are advantages over · ~ottle-feeding for mother and baby through breastfeeding. League, .... Is belplng to -other roung moth<n on the orl ol breUtf eedlnc. She empbas!Jed tbat La Lethe members do not dispe<lse medical ad· viee. They counsel lrom liter1ture •Po provtd tor La Lecbe by a lklember boud ol physicians. , SllARE EXPEl\IENCE "We mothers who have nursed just share what we have learned," Mn. Rit· ter •lPlained. La Lecbe League lt.oell was begun in 1954 by two rnotben at a family pimic in Chicago. It crew to J,000 cbapten in· • ·Healthy ' l ~~,ginning for " - 1 Qnce a mother has decided ~ wan ls \9 nunoe her baby, La Lecbe Leagu< sug- .... tbal llrst of all sh<j take \be best Possible Care of herself.· ' Jo· • ,To nurse, a, pedlatrlc: llllr,!O ~. the mother must have lhree lbing1 going for bu "lob cl rest, a good· altil\lde about nura1ng and the complete support of her husband. Without all lhreeahe will · ver nurse successfully." ;, Diet Is important, al!o. Nursing ~..JDOthert are advised to follow the rules ~I a good basic diet and especially !J>t :~tlrnp OD liquids. './. No lood.s aboukl he avolded.specilically ~ bll~ auralng,' uiilesa mol!ier· Is · allergic • •tt; tljem. But it isbefter to go easy on ~ .and concentrate on fresh lruila }'::~ greena, meat, fish, eggs and cheese. · ~ET.REST ~ There Is no need to be overweigbt just ~ause ~'re nursing, it wa~ UP.laint<t, ~ faUgve makes nursinf, harder, :Cbecabse"'a tired QIOlher. means a cranky J;: by" . .. . ~ '(" When she begins nursing, La Lecl>e ex· ~ained, ~ will be a lltUe tenderness ~ the nipples, but this pain will only be rw=',.i., .... la1Mklnne4 ... red· .. !;"baited or who are especlally aensitive !Y-ibould prepare theJr _nipplea for mrsUt .·before the beby oomes. •: Mother can nurae the baby only five • ininutel at a time al first, but more fre.. queotty, until the tenderness subsides. La ~ bas belOl'e'llursillll literalllre •vallabte. ~BRA . , ' A well·flttlng nursing bra .OOUld be ~--while still In the hospital for both IOJ>POrl and falort, ' . ' If poa!~te, tbO. phyaldfn:.atiPuld' ar- lo haft tilt boby ~ to the <~;&. at leilst once eteoy_ \!'"'Ji hours. •rr.quont nurilng at llrsl liitpr''liring in the milt." ; . . ' f' . • n ,. Tbe usUa! pattern for llUl1ing Is 1<11 ,!) mhldel o!I oocb side wft!I 1 ~ fer a dtapor cban&e-or a ljOlrpjoJ~lwetfl._-'-'~.,--- ;i. At Ibo nm feedll\(~, •!'JOl!le< just be11111 f! die 1111'1111& Ob tho . -I • •' Wbon ~ "1 ooine lioin• • v ..... the llolpltal, 1•1111<n -bo • , Jlmlted and the _. rouUno lllbtoo- . ed lor the fllll lt1f~ ' . ! A woman must be very Nland to ...... and Ibo !toe time 'tllll 'be -wllll tho baby. . . AY IU'l.&XED fl.Ing .-pjetely related ,and com-~~.;.=.a,, JIOdlsll:k~ ~La ' -... """" -role ... "' :,,, .. Illa. -lamllJ! ObY!Mly, he :..::".:.:~,=-~ . ...,. ' , I • • -· • ' . ' " \ .. Caralee Har~ell an.d .baby Todd; j'usl over two ,mo11~hs, are 11 l9ving, nursing ; c:oupfe. ' • . ' 11111 your lltlle one the bOll llarl Inure." 11ie leai)le bu cbaptm In Anaheim, Cello Mela, El Toro, Futlorton, Garden ~ Orup and In la Tustin which may lie ccntocted tlJrauCll .loftl. Bob Rit· tor ol lilo ~ Beach. <llapter. Alq wUh al~ tho four-port In- '""'""°"'. to -··· motlls>to- he can l'"'P8"' ''" their baby through literature ·avtl '. . Approved by La .Leche "are "The WOl!llllly ~ of Breostfeedlnc", an 11- lllllraled boot; La Locbe i_. News, a newsletler lsllled bl'monthly. and many pempb!N cl varlaul aapect, of ninlJlC. ' es TEC tematlonally with nine In Orange County alone. The name, wblcb means literally 0 the milk," came from a Spanish title of the Mot.her of Christ. ''Nuestra Senora de la Leche )'.Buen Parto" or "Our Lady of Happy Deliverr and Plentiful Milk." The organization holds a series of lour monthly meetings whtch cover the ad- vantages of breastfeeding to mother and baby, the art of breastfeeding and overcoming difficulties, the family and , bl'eastfeeding and Ups on nutrition and weaning. Ideally, women take the series while pregnant, but many attend meetings even before a child is conceived. Women who have nursed attend regularly to share their experiences with others. BASIC NEEDS other fadal fulm'tl u ~ plus. Pedlatrlclanl added, bowover, that there are noW ortbodontka.Uy-approved botile nipples av&llable as well as approved paclf1en for molbers who want CO use lbem. Motben wbo """"' tlleb'-bab "• llbsll-cians and La Leche agree. wru bave !en ble<dina a(ter de!iverr. will aet ba~ into shape sooner internally, wUl feel flt faster and are Je;s., likely to. have breaSt cancer and other femaJe-orjented cm- cers. She cited additional evldeooe that mothers of bottlefed habits are twice • likely to gel pregnant before the ~ ls nine months old. So, breast!eeding may act as a natural method of spacing child.ten. \Vhat are some of the old wives' tales regarding breastfeeding? Here •i:e. a Quoting a noted A-10, Airs. Ritter ex-sampling with La Leche and phys1c1an plained that "a newbom 's three basic answers. needs are food . security and wannth. CAN'T NURSE 1be baby gets all three from You can't nurse if your mother breasUeeding." rouldn 't. "Wrong, every woman is an Ur Aaide from intimacy of mother and di\'idual. Each woman has her own nurs-- child, there are other advantages for the ing abilities.'" "nW'Sing couple." A woman with small breasts can't FOr the baby there is prevention of nurse successfully. "No, size has nothing allergies, a prolonged defense against to do with it. Many successful La Leche virus-caused diseases and a superior members ha'le small breasts and a plen- fonnula that has yet to be duplicated tiful supply of milk." 1yn'thetlcally. 1 I won't have enough. "This is wrong, "Jt is more easily digested by baby also. It is a · matter of supply and de- because human milk has a softer curd. It mand. The more the baby nurses, the is a1ways fresh, ah~1ays at the right more milk there will be." ttmperature and always available. There Pl'diatricians questioned said that in is no fear of contamination.'' f\.·1rs. Ritter 54Jme cases a baby may need more milk added. than his mother can supply and a sup- ••Tbe baby receives the warmth of his • plemental bottle may be needed. But this mother a1ong with his food. the sense of is generally an emotional problem with a loving presence and the comforting the mother who may be too uptight about eound of a familiar heartbeat." nursing or too .nervous. Breastfed babies, according to an arti· Most doctors agree that there is rarely cle by Niles Newton, Phd, are less likely a physiological reason for a woman not to get serious digestive upsets, some being able to nurse. ~ allergy-related skin disorders and You're trapped In the house all the respiratory infecUons. time. "No," said ~rs. Ritter. "you can go out and often. It Ille baby Is h!Ulll'Y DIAPER RASH you just (ln<r" a tlldll!\ room or in- Pediatricians Interviewed explained conspicuous spot. Most hlothers use a that they will get the usual diaper rashes shawl or poncho and no one even • and Other-rashes newborns suffer, suspects." "----~ , .. ._,.._ ~ •· 'lhr- bowever. You can't nurse wilh a cold or flu. La Leche literature lists better-"The baby won't get your cold ·or flu." developed dental arches, palates and (See FORMULA, Page 111 . I BEA ANDERSON, Editor Tllwnhr. S•Pltmlllt 14-1t72 , ... II , Friendly Terms Affection Noted DEAR ANN LANDERS : I tblnk you were too hard on the young woman who begins letters to her in-Jaws with .. Hi ••.... " instead of "Dear .•••.• " closes with "So long for now" instead of a niOre intimate sign off. Your notion that she did 'not feel wannly about her in· laws may have been incorrect. Some people grow uP withc;iut affection. They are not accustomed to words of endearment. It is very difficult for these people to express themselves in tender tenn1, even though lhe feeling is there. My own father referred to my mother as "Mn. • • ·" when he spoke of her to others. She referred to him as "lbe Doc-. tor." After. reading your column for several YeafS I would bet that your faml· ly was a close one -and affectionate. Am I right? -SAN DIEGO READER • DEAR SAN: Yes, you are right. In all the years I was crowing up I never once beard my mother or father call one another by their given name1. My father called my mother "Momma" -and 1be called him 11P•P1·" \ Maay people bave wrlt~n to uy I Wlf too bard on the letter wrl~r, and lt may well be tlley are correct. Thank you for c:alilDg tbll to my attention and belplng me tee ~e 1ltaatloa ta a more c:om- paaaloaate Uglt. DEAR ANN LANDERS: May I add "Bravo!" to "Mad" who urged the reading public to get more facts about their education systems and how they operate. I do believe "Mad" made an er-ror when bl! referred to wiemployment · conlpeRSllllob lor teacheri. A perton, can draw unemployment compensation only if his previous emplo)'el" has contributed to the state funds which rrovlde that compensation. Most ICboo systems and higher educa- tion inltituUom do not contribute for teachers. A teaeher who Is out of work is out of tuck -and UJUally out of money. ]'hla la: just ooe more tacrifice ln benefits one must mda if be chooses a career in educatJon. Believe me. Ann, the rewards In teochlng are N<Yr financial. The progress and srowth of the promising young students are the only real aatlslactiom in the field of education. -A TEACHER WITH NO REGRETS DEAR TEACHER: In my oplolon, educatlin ID America ta In a bad way. TeacliJra are tbe most under-apprtclatff group of employees In tbl1 coUn&ry. The1 guide the deatinle1 of our nadon'1 most valuable natural resource -It• youth. Yet when budgets get llgbt they are Jop- ped off like C1>rdwood. Every day I receive hundreds or lettert . from loth, 11th and l!lb graders that look Dile ransom notes. We have a whole 1enentloa of kids in America who don'S know bow to read, can't lpeU and a.re not aware that evuy ~teDCt 1bould blve a verb. , 1bl1 11 what comes from overcrewdea cta11room1, teachers wltltoat cert1flcatee or degrees, and the permJ1slve approadl by 1ncompeten11 Who can't tnforee dlJclpllne. I II)' there II • 1erioa1 crbhl In the field of edwcatioa and we'd better cet wtlh II. DEAR ANN LANDERS: You told a girl who wrote to you about her boyfriend's llC'l' mou1tache and beard that Jt we a matter of taste, but I.bat you didn't care for all that hair. My hus. band thinks you are great !O he went and shaved off his beard. [ loved his beard and I'm furious. People write to you ror counsel, not personal opinion._ Sllck to fOllr ,,.rlc, Kiddo -BILLINGS DEAR BIWE: Ytpr ~Hbaad Uoul4 he lnternted ta pleallag YOU, Mt me. Tell blm tt lei II cnw. .. Even If drlhklng II the "in" tblng ·Ill your crowd, it needn~t crowd you out. Learn the facts from Ann Landen' ., booklet, "Booze and You -FOi' Teenagers Only." Send 35 conls In cobt •and• a long, aelf.oddruoed, stamped mvtlOlll to Ibo DAILY PILOT wltll 'P1lf nquesL ' ' • J .f DAILY PILOT Tll•nd•t. Stpumi.t 14, 1972 Couples Make· Wedding Vows WEST ·REEVES Slepben Scott Well of Hwr llqloa Beach c I a I med Pablda -n..v.. u hll bride clur1nc -.... ducted In SI. Tbomu Aqulnu Ollpd, Ojai. Parenti ·of the newlyweds are Mr. and Mn.,J. B. Wert of Huntlnaion BeldJ ml Mr. and Mn. wlluam -.. of 0t1t View. Attendants were Mn. James Palmer, Miu .!an Carlaoo, Gory Hickey Ind Gltn n.eve.. Both the bride a D d lirldqroom are atudylng at Cl! Pol~. San I.Alla Obilpo. A1'RES-BRUNNER Deberab Jean Brunner beame the bride pf H. P1trlct Ayrts du r t n g c:eremonlea in the Westwood llJ1Ja Cllrtatlan Church. AJRl la lhe~""'1 of Mr. and Mn. H. L. Ayru ol Newport Beach and bll bride II the dalJihter of ' Mr. Ind Mra. J11111ta Bninner of Pllya Del Rey. She ls • graduate of the University of Southern caJJlonlia where •be pledged Xappa Alpha Tbela. Ayru ' J1,1mper's In The D1W Jumper'I aet ' lo mike lhe baclt-to-ICbool IOene.. It goes ovfr 1weatm with dolman aleeves or &OH over . a!Jlrta with Clpo llotVOI, ~v<d a llWllm degree In buslnt• from USC where be WU afflllAttd With Kappa SiiJllA. • The couple will Huntingloo B<acb. MITCH Ell· BROOMHEAD Community Church Congregational, Corona l!el Mar wu the se!Ung for the marriage linking Co~tance Anne Broomhead of corona de1 Mar and Patrick JameJ Mitchell of Balboa Island. The Rev, Dr. Philip Murray performed the rllea for the daughter ol Mr. and Mf?. George W. Broomhead of West Covina and the son of Mr. and Mrt. James W. Mitchell of __ TUcson. Matron of honor was Mrs. Judith Miller: Mrs. Richard Spaulding was the bridesmaid, and Slacey Spaulding' was the flower girl. James Mitthell served as be5t man, and UJhers were Spaulding and Edward Dillon. The bride is a graduate of · Whittler College where she earned her leachlng credential and al!lllAt<d with the Ath- enian Society. Her hosbend la a graduate of the Univemty or Arluma and is a member of Delta Chi. 'nley will reside on Balboa Island . YOU CAN FIND rr AT '· Or(Znge County'• · Largut & Finu ...... It.Ila""" ~ftj =.: Y01Je -· r.:::'N. . SHOP iJ~ ,._, till.,.' PM IMO ICMtt Att. (It U..111) w:f"l.1M IUINA PAii • UNl20 TRAVEL MART Invites You to ) oin the CRUISE OF CHAMPIONS! 1973 CRCLE ff _Q4CJRC BRJDGE CRUISE on a TRAVEL WITH GOREN BRIDGE EVENTt • • + Play bridge ID your hearts content with famou s Marple! Wates and her staff. - Be truted like royalty on the cxqui~itc Royal Viking Star of Norwegian registry. Three exciting m.iiscs for 221 27 or 66 dayS wilh up ID 18 portwf<all. • Sail from caJifomia February 18, 1973 or Sydney, Australia March 18, 1973. Gorgeou•, saroovy, goy, olcrmorou• pant..fopl t•lor• at Holf·Slz• Shop. 0., 'em whil• •ltctfot,t cu• 1r-r.reod (Garvontvon group of ponb, too) T.,. frim $10 ...... ·-$1' su,.,.Y Sh.,...rt .......... & ............ °"'f' 12 •I ~sHALF·SIZE SHOP l!llMllM•--• 1 COSTA MDA • N Mazd 5111 -=--llOI Nnpett ""'· ............... ·-·--) IV.Modo-ol1 ... St.I ~Oi 1CCMll,•01 11 .... .&H..., .. ;a • rt, : t ft w ....,c::e..w. ' . · • Unleashed Enthusiasm Dog-s Family -Vacation • (EDITOR'S NOTE: While Erma Bombe<k la vaca- tioning. a selection of "The Beat of Bombe<k" columns wlll appear.) 87 ERMA BOMBECK I've read about peopl~ who limply will oot travel dnless they can take their animals With them. But then, I've also read aboUt monk.s who 11 o g themselves with chains for penance, and a native tribe in New Zealand that Inflicts pain by wearfug spears tbroug~ their tongues. I am as crazy about 3nimals as the next one, but face it, dogs were never meant to live the gypsy-life. We were oot on the road with our dog eight hours before we realized he placed certain restrictions on everyone in the car. 1. He demanded a seat of his own. In the front. Next to the window. With his own safety" bell. From Page 13 AT WIT'S END · 1 Wbort Uotber car powd •Ith a dog in U, ha declmid -the car open range and sprang fn>m the front to the back I08t 1ouglng everyone with bll loenalla Ind obllructlng everyaoe's view. (My bus.- band remembers the entire 1 ' slate o/ Teau " • hairy WI.) motel, "la lbe dog,baa nolhinC 1 S. 'l'bett would be llOllO of lo do." I b ii i:iack·lho-window-and· • "He chewed up the la11 leave· the'-<log -In -lbe ·car· 1hree rolorlng books 1 bought while-we-eat iwlille. Bbe lint him," I laid dryly. "And ho time we tried it bll .......,. doesn't sing well" were picked up by & Russian "'Don't be cute," be said. ''l .. satellite. From then 'on, be ate feel aorry lor him. ! think the i hamburgen, fries, chicken. answer is to stop more often • pizza I/Id tacoa with the rest and let him run and be with , of the people. other dogs " . • 4. He was quite . selective , Tbe nexi r•ftemoon we putJ. about his res~, rejec::tJng ed up to tlle roadside park and the barren atri~ along the followed the signs to a section ~~' _or f_!eld!._ and marked, ''DOG AREA." The secrudea forestT.He preferr~ grass was 80 tall we could the intimacy of a lawn cha~ barely find the picnic table. at poolside, a potted plant m Delicately we made our way the motel lobby or the leg of a through 'where we found ~tel manager. ,. · . ourselves surrounded by dogs. '1"e proble~ said my "ThiB ts great," said my, husbl.nd-one mght at the liiiS1laifd:-'7ustwliat11·~ , Now, where's the dog?1" We looked around t o · discover him in the well· manicured lawn section sitting • • • Formula on a bench eating fried chicken with an· older couple. -1'shoolnnY" bead.~'! !mow he's a dog. You know he's a dog. Do Y"'1 1n11t lo tell him aild lnak bis heart?" FILtlNG SHE.LYES -The Newport Harbor Art Museum's sbqp will be filled with new art books when it opens for its second year of business Tuesday, Sept. 19. Preparing for the members' preview are Mrs. Arthur Jeppe Oefl) and Mrs. Richard Jones. The museum and shop will open to the public Sept. 20. Museum Shop Restocked Art Treasures Offered Treasures and trilles to please every art Jover will be available when the Newport Harbor Art Museum's shop opens tor its second year of business Tuesday, Sept. 19, wilh a previeW for members . Art objects, jewelry, pain- tings, ceramics, stoneware, posters and. books will fill the shelves or the shop, which is maintained by the museum's sales and rental council. According to Mrs. John E. Connolly, director, the shop has expanded its line of art boob this year and includes a new publishers' series of , ·' quality, JOw-priced works. Ol interest to parents JS a new line' of children's art books on a variety of subjects from architecture to Floren- tine cathedrals. A new publica lion on Winslow Homer will b e available in October. and plates_ of interest to. collectors will be in stock. American art posters representing Morris Louis. Frank Stella, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Rauschenberg and Jackson Pollock have been added, as well as gift items. Jewelry by caJJlomta arll!ts Angela Petesch, G~rald' Stinn 'od Tom Cox will be sold, as well as ceramics by Lu Murpbine and Laura Andreson and stoneware by J o n Stokesbary. Museum reproduction jewelry will be available as well. · llebtsl-palnllngs · will be priced from ~ per month, and salea slart at flOO. Museum hours, beginning Wednesday, Sept. 20, will be noon to 4 p.m. Tuesday through SUnday. Moody Dress The meaningful dress ts -a dress with a purpose and personality. That's what Jerry Silverman says. 'lbe dress manufacturer ei:pltins that such a dress gives a woman an Instant chans• ol·pace « mood. "Only a dress she can step Into and zip up the back does this fM her," Aj'S Silverman. Mii TUYIL SHOW AUSTRALIA -NEW ZEALAND LJ . 1-'im J.Jl!AJIJ..ci.Kv141 ' .... , .•• -:.. .... -21 "'~ 'f"\, /J_t tr\ __ j f}. __ -".. ·•SOUTH PACIPIC ISLANDS ·IL----·~..-_,_ ... _Aa_._._ .. _._ .... _._ ... _._··-·~-'-'"'.":--:JI 'ir...'~~~~~~.,:J;· ..... ~>'.Ii!'~ A r11I ""'u1t"' for. pl111t1i119 tour 111d cruh1 •111fl111s. to min. 11te1 of u11ful id111 on •cr11n 111d in person, To avoid clisappo1111ment, prospective brides are reuiillded to have their wedding stories with black and while ~ossy P.hoto- graphs to the DAILY PILOT Womens De- partment one week before the wedding. Pictures received after that time will not be used. • For engagement announcements It Is Imperative !hat the story, also accompanied by a black and white glossy picture, be sub- mitted six weeks or more before the wedding date. II deadline Is not met. only a stary will be used. To help fill requirements on both wed- ding and engagement stories forms are available In all of tbe DAILY PILOT offices. Further questions will be answered by · Women's Section stall members at 84W321. SHRIMP <;REOLE V.CIMltttt , .. ., .... 1 T IMlfft ........ ..,.... ! 1111 c~ """' ' C CM'"' ..,., ! I "''*' f!Ma "' C ~ tf'Mll ,.,,.,. I~ ( MIMI ... (flt .. !" Clflll I T fleW \t C .. ftf' l T ... -Mlf l .. cell .......... SHllM .. Mtlt ...,.., .. ""' .lllllllt • ...,., ........ ,., ...... ..... ,..... .. ...,... ........... " lfthttr IMW!Mf, ... "' ,..... • liM rtfNl!Mnt .....,,...,. ~ ...,_, Mlll wtt. C.wr •• ,......_. • Mia. l"r le 111r1,.. Ml! C...,-. ~ tvst ... lllrlft'llll It ........ ...,,..., IWH l¥tl' llllt tfMmM riRt -· LA•et COOltlD a PllUD SHRIMP ............................ s2, 10 ~ ... • Dl~IT'S llCOMMIMDS CHAlLll HUe YIN IOU' TO MCOll,AMY TMll Dllfi • " s•ATIH• LtMtTaD -ADMIUION • ., TICKWT ... LT , ••• TICKP• AVAtLA•LI ONLY PllOM BOYD TRAVEL :~E:::. I " c:.n.a1 .. "°"' ~ aft&•• 225 E. 17th SJ.-COSTA MESA 541·2778 e _IAJIJ(AMIRICARO ' • MAlftll ctlMl:O!I e ··-SA•••I PlltlS" l=O ROU.S .I\ I ......... -·- .... t1JI 11,1,.. ,..,..n 69•:.": 89• ... M~ODA•QE , '1\, 1J, ITALIAN DELI e BAKER.Y CCI J..Jeli . RESTAURANT 1911 Adlm1 at Mapolla, Huntlngi.n hadt, 01M ....... ,.... Dell~• (a..,..., ~II ........... ewt11,,.... ...., 1N; M. 1 .. t: S... 1W; a.iliJ4 M ... ; ffl.4466 ' ' I I . ' • • • < • T""'1dly, S.,..-H, 1972 Horoscope: Virgos took to -:Future · ANNOUNCING M k:pa11a1 AUCTION f All ~llARTf R Sept. II to !M¥. II• ....... , -..::r• .... Atlwo...... ._: .,,.., .............. : Wllhtcolor; C.tor • Deolt1:Prl .... ldet:lo- hrlw Deslp; Jewelry: CeP'••lc1; Sc•lptwe. _. ... , .. er ..... 1e Drawl19; Pol1!111: C... _, ..... , .. ,.,. .A,p1o;:a4 hr Y-+- Frilt or phon1 for Jrotim 17141 4M-1S10 "' ""-c:...,.. ... ~_.tHll FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 15 By SYDNEY OMARll Add lo my favorites ammd the todlac: Buddy Jloierr, Merv GrWin, cancer; Dorta Day, Aries: Barbra StreJJand, Taurus; Vincent Pr 1 c e , 119 RAVOll Of SOLVANG CLOGS MIN'S WOMEN'S ' CltllDllN'S Mh Uk' 1N:• PILIM•allllW HARVEST ii\lmll~' It SCANDINAVIAN IMPORTS ..._ ... ,M .. 2W...HIWPOD W.'9-,,-jl COSTA M114 ~1214 Gemlnl: Ruby Kftltt, Vlrp; Art Buchwald, L J b r a ; Margaret Mead. Scorpio: RI c Ir d 0 Montalban, Sagtt:. tarlus; Henry Miller, Clprl- cmi; Kim Nonk, Aquarlul, and Anala Nlo, Pbcesi ARIES (March ll·April lj): What you seek is available. Key ls lo !mow what yoµ want. Older Individual can aid Open lines of eommunlcatlon. Cllcb up on cormpondeoce. Cliect directiooa. Postpone Journey, ii poutble. TAURUS (April »May 11): Check mOGey al!aln. Gel ..,, counting, take inventory and count your change. Arin ia in- volved. Cooler and excbaoge lnlormaUoo. Finish project. GEMINI (May JI.June 20): ·pastels Picked CANCEJI CJ ... II.July 21): Home al!aln, ,bulc oecurlty llCOltPIO (Oct. SS.Nov. II): anr hlp!!lhlt<I. 111111<1 on solid Pull In ~ relnl. otbon 1true111n. Wbal II purported -,_ to be carelea with lo be coalldeotlal lnformaUon your _,.. Be oelactl••· ... , be ~. 1111111 00 -plans with lamlly facts, eldlew rumon. Heed member. Diplomacy Is fine loner voice. Sllct lo prln\, 1"11 lland fast lw ballc prtn. dpleJ. dpl ... Ta-, Lllln ptllOOll ~ (JUM SS.Aug. D): h· pend boriJoos. Display veruWlli. Mal!llaln lllcady pace. Em9lljJnl....,, could lead you oft coune. Youog person ls sincere 1"11 mlalnformed. VIRGO (Aug. n.&pt D ): Loog-nnge plao ..,,. may have lo be nvlaed. Look to future lnllelld of brcoding 'about pasl Check apparent ....... plclUre. SAGmAlllUS (Nov. :ii. Dec. II): 'l!bal IJll'Olrl I CCI' taloey may be aomelblnC else. Legal aspecta reQ111re at- teot!On, nview. See _., sltuatlonl u they aclUally ez. ilt: Be imaginative, n o t foollsb. Partnenhlp problem iJ accented. In the junior market far mJoor de!aJls· Leo I 0 d ' ha L lo •••-) <L~ bab ' A41wiU IDdivlduaJs figure •• ~-~ Y promlnenU7. Be Verf obser- CAPRICORN (Dec. 21.Jan. 19): Jiiilgmeol could be cloud· ed. Walt for addiUooal ln- formation. Hindle resp on s 1b111 t y, but.set cooperation from a p e c I a 1 e up, organlzatlon. Br Ing pastels "" big. '11lele Include vaot Ice blue, winter white, pull · pink, lavender, yellow. !ABRA (Sept 23-0c:I. D): fortll --learned .. put. Special metllllC 11 CIG lap. AQUAJqVS (Jan. »Feb. II): """"•I Is on affair ol heart. c.uno c1 love mar not ""' loo smooll1lY. llllll' bin& on lo lltuatlon that reau, may be llofshed. Looi: lo Mure proopoc:ts. which are bri(ht.r lhan might be Imagined. PISCES (Feb. Ill-March 20): New oullool: II oo agenda. Yoa aae In dlllertn~ monr con- ltrucllve light. Advancemeot 1a featured. Some ambitions on IUllUled. Leo and Aqurla1 ponona may be Involved. T9 ftM wt ..... ~ kit WU In ,__ Wiii' llfW, erdtf' S'f'frwt Ort1.,-r•1 brMai.t, .. S.C:ret Hlfltt for Men W WOIMft." SeM Mrthdfltt W 15 t.lb t.ornan At'"'"" s.cr.h, ltlt DAILY r11,.0T. IOIC 2Mt. Of'•ncl Cantril SI•· tlen. Nlw Y..i.:. H.Y, 1•1i. Teammates Of !Jd••lfr Yi• 1•11 Sfectr PIUIAN RUGS " ..i Olllor Orl....i 1.,. Note About This Sale: ·nue to the clolln.g down of M aaency and withdrawal ot rtpMJientatlon by the Persian ~t exporten:, they, the exPQl"Un. are foroed to alter their plans aria now we -by au. thorlzaUon ot thOlc flnancla.Uy concer?M'd -hive bttn instructed to liquidate these and othft" bela of valuable handmade Oriental and Pcnian carwtl. rugs &nd runners whJch have been In storage await· in& shlpment. Peraian ~ts ot re:al quality of all t)'Rtl an becoming acareer and more expe:natve all the time, Don'l miss this creative art-form auction at; NEWPORTIR INN II 07 JGmboroo Rood Nowpo<t leach, C:allf. Monday, September 18, B p.m. VlewlnCJ and Jnspectlon from 6 PM otll time of auction I ncluded are the finf"!;t gnd<' In 1mall find tarp sizes: NAIN, lnlald silk QUT\IE, nat.ura.l KESHAN, KERl\1AN, ISFAHAN, SAROUK, BOKHARA, AF~ GHAN, HAMADAN, ARDEBIL, TABRIZ. BIRJAND, The newest 'old' teamarot¥ld BELOUOiES"(AN 11.nd oth('n;, Also included &!'ti ·rasbion town after dark for fall many other collcctor·s itrms. AuctlonMr: lolt. ltO:lonblum and winter: a long evening Torm•: C••h or Chock d,_wllh 11Wfflerorfur·lrim·1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!' med Jackel lo matoh. Kids Like To Ask Andy VISIT OUR .BEAUTIFUL N _EW ___ §TORE IN ORANGE r 0£1/0. -3.Days Onl I wlihtMJY or 0-..· Ill• Grillo· ·-Fleldcreit ~,.. King Or 1-o....; me.top-Shell• fWld.. ..... ~~king"'°'-' -Fltt9d--·· neldcreet ~~ tclng or ou...t llu Pmowc-• 2 King or OJ.n aizo Bolster Plllowt •~or~ tlze ~ hd • king or OUoorl liz• MNI F,.,,. on euy.. Ron ca.a... Double Bonlll Klng01CU-:Pad<lod..,,,HudboordAHO Quitted Ricloprucl. Twtn or Full: HM~ ANO Metal Ftlml on Euy..flol c..w.. Rocn::I: Full-Fatuoned top Sheet NllJ--- BELAiR' ·.!'.118 A at"ktog -of -' contempollry Unea IOla INa --·--..... -... • lmfJAmorlcml ~ .......... ,, .... of IAIY·1LT·'R>CUAM ••ck of .ofa tilts '°"'" .W.+wnbedlritll opon, for •••Y ro1r KClWl~FM tuNd on i:n Ortho .Polt--- TMTHIC uvlng1 crown this klng--wlth qualltyfit for SI Em~. Scroll-Oullted CCNfJ/t & Tempered-Steel lnr)enpr1ng. Includes: -PLUS2Box Springs PLUS Ortho-Pok ~Double- IOI• lnlldl ~-·Alan · lc:Ac•l'.,....tlOrlct. *158 -111_0.-_ iMS .... Tllllfn AW. ,..,... .,_ 0r • .,.11.n1. _ .. , ... In~--&~ ~ Chllf' 8"llHI. 11111 All 111• FOUNTAIN YA'''Y HUI H.triow 1W. ,_ ........ ,-.. 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Michael Cole, Peggy Up- ton, Qarence Williama ID. CBS ·& 9:00 -"Around the World In 80 Days." Part I of lhll 1956 utravaganu atarrlng David Niven, Shirley l'uhcLalne and Robert Newton 1irl tonight. The Jules Verne cWsic follows Phileas Fogg on his globe-girdling trip in a balloon. KCET SI 9:00-"Tbe Picture.• Eugene Ionesco's farce about a rich man'a desire to make life beau· Uful on Hollywood Television Theater. KlU 0 11:00 -"Djno.• Reginald Rose'• prob- ing .drama of a juvenile delinquent from 1957 stars Sal Mineo, Brian Keith and Susan Kohner. .. , . TV DAILY LOG • • BALLERINAS SHOW STUFF IN NEWPORT Morlloo "Mognuoon (left), LovlM fr1ur , "This is Ballet!) Dancers Set for Newport • • 3 GoOdies on Wednesdays . I llJJ.lYIRARlll1l'T support !!Giii od«·ln>-go1bobtlllklllclohlmlelf. The~ ti. w......,._ NEW YOllK (AP) -The 11 ·prllllodfl Blch lJIUe llld Biil D• odulJly lllklDI ~~!'Did....:..:: o'cloclt ._. oo Wedneldaj< comodlame A1lco Qboolley, wilh ~ ltloredlth 11111 nlghla t1i11 loll loob 1lb ... eilher ol whom could l1llke other equllly line IUPllOrilnc la ...... ol blrlaC tap.leftl tbll'll leove vJewors two op-~phone book.,..,. out tizn-lclors bock 1n· the lltllCJI'• -·-· be" ulllmlloly !lam: griping at noJworlt com· · Mlulon Control, wbldl r..UO. bl......U• -lf Jiiiy lll<e pellllm or 1oJag ID boct !or nyj,, abort, ibe entlrO abow 'lnfonnallon only he can hear 'Cllllll -llllt opllUn( lop- .-llld lhlrd ... levlslon . .,.11 000 of u-r 1 re 'and '*<elv<1 telemetry data -lo llrt.lp _.. ~--··~-~·o 0 d television birds that gives you = t ~~~=:.' w~maJ..': •:: :r"'-itton ~ ,::-ur.~'11!<Y •~ 1 met>lal Ult llld a va~ Oh yes, It ~i-lnatanl and ID09ell br1ot1J almg. Bat CBS' "Cannon,.. NB c • 1 .=r_s11Y u to w~ lhe lime computer rud ... 1,1 oo · the the eltctnmlc lomfoolllry wu "Search" and ABC'•· "The background of an)'Ute who tbe mOlt fuclmHag and chiJ.l. .Julle " Andmn• Hour.• They NBC'1 "Search" doel the •counta In the-Id of bid and Ing of Ill. H lt'a 1ioot11 the . could -•e flatllghts In the . ..,,,. thing fer thole who lilt• ' good. future,, lieoven bolp UI Ill. . ~v·-their del<cllve obowa crisp"'.'::::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=::::=:== -family over who geta and full of h I g b • v o II 1 g el· • to wllcb ""1cll. cadi•lrY· Clnnaft, abi!i.d fmn Tues-The aeries revolves around daJ' nJcbls, la hick for I sec-0 dnaeaOOll wilb William can-·the. World Securltlel Corp., a ·non llarr!nl In !be tautly writ· .J>CIV•" delecUve agenq: wilb ten. well·octed aer1ea about 1 enough electronic and com- pudgy pdva" eye wilb'a heart puter aida to make NASA ap-.and heart of gold. pear linked to but an •cldi!ll He only uaed to have machine. a ... rled vlllalna . to worry Ila opertlng sepnenl atamd about. Now th&-opposition hr ·Hugh 01!ri0 • as 111 upper~ eludes that Mary,Poppim lady clas.s private eye who ta: tuned and a fine new gwnshQe In as no one ever his been ..series. resembllnl( a . crosa tuned In before. between ••star-Trel,.__&nd---i!IJ"l®ld·ts"Wlred~for-eloaed· ••Mts.slon lmpossible. circuit sound broadcast from afar. He has a miniature MISS ANDREWS may be· television and-le J em e Ir y I~"' .. _,::;:.:;:;;;;;;;.;.;;;~;;;.;.;... __ the Jougbeat 10.. lier llO-· transmitter conCelJed • In hta. minute debut mav have been a1 _:nng~· ~and~_!be~olten~~·ppear~~•_!to~======:=:=:=:=::::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:== •1'Jbls-· ls Ballet,,.-8ii'"'eD-ca1lJiii ett 4Y4. ~tape editor's ·tightman, ,. t:GO 111 llllllW IWlll en -lerlalnlnf a n d educational ReoognlZ<d u one ol Jhe buUrom start lo fmlsb ii was iiio1r. !Cl can·-,., -presentallon ol d II fe.r en I l<ldlnl nglonal bollel com-1 delllhl to the eye and ear. Thursday ••..,...,Iii I l""l ._.,,,. t..imJquea and types of ballel, panlea In the counqr, the ·It traced her career from Ev.nl'ng ....._ Sh""7 MKUlno. -will L • --•--I •-~ I Rollllt -... Thll Jo"' y.,,. be ataged qalnal a Lquna Belch Civic Hallel ~ mus c = o . ID'1EMllDI 14 "'"" fol.., ,., oplc """"' 1o backdrop of sta;a and ... Company has an mens!•• Brooclway and Holl~. a un ti "'"" lea tll""l • 111-overlQol<lng UPP"" Newport reperloire end performs an-pelb lined wllb the BOOR• ii>< ~ .. 8 II D e llll Ill -""" ..,._, .... ..,. flis "'' Bay by !be La11JM Beach" nually at the. Fesllval o1 Arla. made famous In "Mv Fair (1)8._ P•SM,.,uM (Clnttafl•), Mb out Clvlc Ballet Company on Under the leederahlp of itl Lady/' "Sound of Music'' and . 8Piq~arm ~::Sc'::n:.~:•1:'.:l Saturday, Sept. 30, at Park founder, Russian-born Lila of course, "Mary PopPMs." ti).., ...,. "' ...., • to u,.. Newport Apartmenta In New-Zall, who earned many credlta themSbe aang0 '.!:' ? and ungnl, • 1'llo -~Iii ID NOi Wd •-port Beach. before lllrllnl lhe current we · . •. 0~ poi 111111'"' -"T., °'" I• .. °"~ °' Sat-A· Jhree.part p r.o gram compeny, !be group bu gab>-·. lbrougb eleclrooiC, wizardr}'. RODlo" conms ASSOCIATIOfrt • · R02'10 . ~ mueh1o see, so mueh is freel = ' =~ .....,_ °" the "" ...... pnmlert of T111 children and adults, ''nils ls Since incorporating ea a conslstJng of ~ulie Andrews as SEPf. 21 .:: OCT. I I_,_,.,.. · !r::-= ~.:SJ',r'1: designed to appeal to both ed. acclaim in its abort hiltory. !he even formerl !' sm~m2 tri~ la---Jold •) "°"*'llnd It Cnil1 In· .Ballet" contains examples of no~profi\ civic organizaUon 1n Julie. Andre~. Julie Andrews -•-· -J!ll!I·~~·-"' c1··J I ~-M• -~ --, ••· -·-· •·· ulberag~mufllnLlza·DoollJ. -, -·nw.• •I'• .. "'10 ,... ~Ins allot, Ed'lftiWll Ii thl Waet iii -awca ic.uMU-a .... ir-aw-~9a,--Wlllll' C0111t-1,,_--W01L--1re-anct-1ttlle "Andrews is the 1:11~,,... *-. ,,.,11,..1 """" ttllmpll. """' edy ballet -with eacerpta many awardl, bolb for !ta prim and ;,.per Mary Pop- ! -!Cl (II) -..,. """'' ....,. ....,, ...,...,. from Les Sylphldea, Swan dancing ....Uence and for Ila . ) '57.......sa.en hrtr, R -U· Willl11 ltttlf Is urpt-~ I.Ue, Puss 'n Boots, and enthusiastic au pp o r t of PShe put her best foot en "'' WllO, ..._ "-· of or.''::!" ""nst tllo ""'1• Sleeping Beauty, a de~tra· youngsters who could not forward al the omet wllb 8 ..,:_._ faUllV.-Pln...,.. UonofbowadanceriSf:ralD-' athe.rwlae &!_Cord to tapdancenwnberthatbegan ..., .._ fD di ~ ,....._ n.. ed, and a complete . 20-nunute participate. Proceeds from as 1 IOft-shoe solo and rapid.Iv ~ t VVv 11n "1111 l'ld\lfl" E111t111 klnlsco'• ballet entlUed "Festival of Na-performances go toward grew into 1 clattering crowd ,...,.. II ...._ =: ~ ~ ~:i:b: tlons." scholarships for dancers and whole members ranged from ::::::: = 00 chol ~ Cl,... •Id Clndtc1 ~ark Ne-.7J>0rt's main pool. ballet shoes tor ~ ~ a rat lady to 8 skin diver., . ._ .... u;hnl u. which ls on the edge of the need them to continue 1n toll, 11 -lffit.......,. · bluff overlooklng !be hay, will tralnhw. WHEN lT came time lor ---LaC1 "'""" act u e mirror for the ballel Parl<·Newpori II located al comedy, she had m:ellenl. -l:JO·--preselilaUon. 'l'!clleta for !be the -ol Jamboree 7:11 CJl••--7:111 p.m. performance are and San Joaquin Hilla Roods ..,_lii -ll:IOBllile•--lltr· 12.llO and are available now at In Newport Beach, just 1 few T• w ca-; 11• ii" liili Dlan'a alllJtt "' Gene Park Newport's Spa, Further minutes West of Newport = ~ ' . .:Z:"a~IOl,;5:,.•;,i,::~ lnfqrmatlon ta 1vaileble b1 . eent.r 1111 F-!Um. I 1-I.IQ' VIII, .QoJ'tff-oll natlw of Wtt•rford. I .... ff...... I SouUI lttlilnd,. zoomed to 811 to,· : .. :ii:=~-' ti -·'""""' ~ ....... -tlio" pool" lytl,&"' wit~ ... :r=u':r.:1c..• Molt,! ;."'/;:i."::t,. • .!:1~": .... : (C) .....,. ti 1111.., ontt Ill tht untttd sutn 111d h•• l!!O"-· •A~ th• JOIH'lt voe11Ust In tht numbtr cm ..... --Olli spot Oii ludln1 ratin1 dl•rts. lncllldln1 thoM of C.lhbCll. Blll- Composer of 'Berets' 'Retired' in Arizona 7~. PMMm f-C DldN U. ._,,. and Record WO!W. Hb nnt• -. "Tht'\Jnff11bhld Chtld" Dr. Kil· 111 Is Gordon Miiis, who bu 1uldtd TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) _Baro sakf, 'iun. .. don't you wrl. le a cl1!9 (Mtrk Je11..i..s) ~ Ult such ... dllntrt • TOllll Juna ind "~ fll:htr, a Jl'DrlllMnt dYll EAltlbwt Humperdlnel ry Sadler, who "used to make IODg for the Special Forces? ...,.,, ID '"""' "''"" " • qm-up dlrly marchlnl aonp," So I did." -...... t"" lttntli I ti) ID lllW IWlll -After he wrote the -· ... -l ·--~ ~ ··--~ llYI I quart of'-·"· and .... . ·-· ,._ ""'-VI ~-VIJm-~-SadJ "d ···-L-of II PftlUOE ni. M:11tu111 .i.._beint Ma GIMI' (Mlf'ltitll Bu· queats from his Anny budilies er saI • U4UCI: mem~ .. .. ~ ... •-· '••p'-' him lo wr1 .. · ••-the SpeicaJ F°"'"' made ta...i. ,.,, 1r1 as 111 ..... nm bf) Iota htr 1mettur sUtW lit-ou.;o u~ ~ .- ,_. ICIMJ mr..,. 1111 Mtwlf """' d Loubl c.r,.m. (lifbu• popular .. Ballad of the Green of it and eventuany, it wu e"" --Gf~~-u"'"" """l· .., --....., Berets." made !be officla1 Special , ... , htf of tlm111 Mdlall lillf tMnttW Forces.-ICJDI. _.'""I ' • """' dfu1lll11. hl O'""" °''"' -The record, whea released In IJM, Sadler weal lo Viel· FflMI SMICtl.' '"'°' Crtil StMa ,.. ._. In Ja. ouary 1968, became an nam, wb-he ~-- W JtJtltlltftllli JofltllOlabo--ogg WIVllC .,..,.~ --I •-Immedia te hll It oold lour l!OUlll and wu wounded ID ha!-_, _ (llll) '\•_, t:"~ unlll!on single copt~'and lour tie. •Altar · oJx montha and .._. 1-1 ,..__ a.. · i!., •-~ l))l~lon . adlbumsSadl that • y..,.nd unsu<;cWM ·Opertllons 1 o &Kme, s1.1 er, now .:>1 a remove sbrepoe1 from bis leg, living here far removed from he tolorned to !be United the military • n d ahow States and started peddling hta business. songs. -=-Will "I wrote !be or'•lnal version While he wu still In ••· :r,: .-,.. i'!" • • ' . • • . .. "~ ... of the song at Ft. Sam Anny, Sadler said,· • friend . -: ""° -°"'CU!" Houalon, Tex., In 1983, belore I wllb coniiectlom finally gol l:OO NiMf ...,_.. ever' l"Ot to "Nam," Sadler ft~ give him • contract. GTHEWALTONs-.ASH ll:GOll!E..,.P,.lill•m said. "II wu strictly for .' ersaldhtaauc:cesaaaa * FOR ALL THE FAMILY li:;i myself and the pys In my Im-composer and singer "kind of 8 Cll PlllllOl 1'llo ·-- -med! .... unll dried up after I ... out ol the J'OUlll ............. her JIDll &Y-illldrt• ow thl Wahol'• · ""* "Diii• (dn) ~7-Sil "I Wll one of the guya who Army (in 1968)." wfttlout lier llusb1nd'1 Mowlldat. Min Ktltb. used to mUe up dirty CtllillllllWIWllln, 1-·--marchlnl l!OUlll.' lie said. TV Sp. eci'al A -°' ttlnWol ,... .... Dlf... I .1.-.. tM PtOb1tfD1 fl t.IWiw hi 1'I CltJ C1mt • 'n.11d Crom there, I progressed -... ,,.., ... _., ~· _, .. _, lnlo aeunl·leglllmale music. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - pta wbtll F1111 ,,.,. llOlt to 1ueat ......., "We were juat 1 1 t t i n g David L. Wolper will produce -Jod "e'I· It!" 111"7""11:11e-J4 · around Ibo bon'acka drlDklng a Jelevlslon 1pec!a! hued on ni;d\~lllW -·11o.f11:Jt•11JC. I.tit -(Cl""' lequll1 ooe daJ', and l ·wu thePulllxerPrlze.w!Mlng iill'1t &.11:1i." tt 1 .,.:Mi ,....... (wa) 81tn11 Ford stirs. __,Pc..loylng..:.;.:::..,ill1,.:.:iuillr~=· -""c..-:.:....•..:PY:..:.._.llllllcal==-".::..:.OfTbae.::::::;,;:·l.:Sl::lll-::..."_ •->i -Jodll. "" 81118 />'MY Conoo Thi ... · and Uac .,. tllloM .. 1'Neif1111 ~ trt scbtdulH ---liom "'" ..... -1n1b whe ltttmpt to -It I 8 llllllr. "'lllllc ff llln'MIW" I TW lkt (mus) '49 Mtcdonlld Clrey, Win- ..._ ,,.. tllt Cltyllplc Hlra-dt Htldrfx. Nunosl "'TINY PIMCl• 111110-DWrl>llDkt CMlt Clpt. rouM fttlhtlwll&hl bout. Jfcquts Coiiitt•u, 11Jlderw1t11 u· I ... _.......... -· tnd his ...... ""' ..... ...,__ "'1ie \orlflpMr, PhlUppa •rt scllffultd 'lM.::::..~ ·lto-li'I!' r11"' '"" lllllf Dlnl•I V11d11 l11COrp011tu lz.jO m Mlilr. cq ...,.. lerrilllf' ~ f'llrl of Chlclno flistory •lld (Wa) ·sl _ ~ 1ttts, Johll ..akli tf'tllltiOl Into I prot.1'1111 OtflllJ w. ~ :t"9rn" .. , •• ij,,,n........ I 1--l!:JUl•--n. --·-· l:IO(J)88Cll9- '"Aill!UIT' · his 11a1lir1-. sus,.....1221 nCJ, ttqedJ • lunlll" _,......- ' A Mil HUN9 •u I t rtJr Dancer Set HOU.YWOOD (UPn -' • Chinese· ~ b81Jetini • • Vlr&IDla Ann. Ue, wlll ·be one . .• et lout rea_.d_,, Jn .· • eoiUintila PictW'e'J release. of •· ''Lost Horimm." ~ varue ... -- -~' ·~· .... -, 1rtd ......... ~ 1ro1111. Kent McCold, • ;·w-fend .. CDllfM. Jofll Slxoll, •H l ., -· .,•11_. "1lll -V 1r1 IChtfultd flltStl. It, II AIRPORT -llUAT LAJICM1IR DEAN llAllTll p n. JtrJ lit "811 lnm l:IO D-"1lll ,_, - ,.... (*1) 15' -fqmat TllCW. Friclciv • ,, ....... ~._. ,,..... ....... ~- r ·- • VAlllOIUPfloNlffl.l.'1 I ; ...... e IY-'1:1•fn1J• ... -e l'llly I I Jiddl I ........... ............. ,... . . e Gft.1111 I lllr ......... . -..... • fall ""'""' .............. ( • • • ... ' -" -=-+ • \ • • • !.· ... • • -: .. • ~· r. ,. ·' •: ): "' ~ \I '• l· i:: .,. i' .: ~ ·-I> ·! it ~ ., •' " (. ~ ~ • • • .. • \ !Af••••C .. INf :'Forty .. Carats' Gem In Splendid Setting I ' By TOM TT1'VS . _,, ... ~ SAT. -Si.ll lti 1S , --· ODTM Mifti~ °'°"' . "-lllflYll · .... ,. .... 'SU<UO-fl-x~·· , . ~ . ., ~ . -·-f !~ I • ,,,,.. ......... ---''PlfPEl Oii· A' CHAIN" ___ ,,., ............. -........... !1115·TllSPONAI111 , i .,,.,,_ ~E;COWBO.YS~ J-..,..., ., MSKIN G~" (PG) "'TN• OTMll" IHIJ • • *'WlrT UNTIL DAlk" ... e_,. • ., ........ "'TMVMDU IAU." • "'YOU ONLY Lt\19 TWIH:,.._.. H -- -. S'Jfl!v+! .! .. . . - ' . . "'J'be ... ad ol . NIGGER. CllAJlLEY" ........ .,...wm•arr• -----~ INCOlOtl~I 2ndTOP A ........ 11\lltClllp ............ I aw1......, "JOl.KIOO" • "IOMftlMIS A •llAT MOTK*" . "'TNI MIW CPTUl.IONS" Cit) .... .... c. .... -"'l'U'r MISTT P'OI Ml" (I, ' • • Jtasr Weekend Six Playhouses Hold Auditions 2 Mlllt ""'' "THI l;ftl:ftAIV" "THI uaY MAKI•• ... •C...WI (IJ M11u •1nla M ~ci11 ~mis rm lilllli ~~ dbn illef I Im~ · ,._ ... 111111r. : ~ IE• I .:. .J SJ··~ s:i .... , , .. '( , .. :.··I~""' r -i E d '!tODFATHER"s~t~ 2 • fll'WOftt lftlll • " ... ,-.. ....... t .tt-8" IM-J5JI 1tHtlAMl.f ....... f MTl•U¥9t~I "TMI ucana1r tn +"WllKIMOWfYIS" l'lt ...... 1, ............ ... 1.\Mill~A .... , waft •I , ... ' ...... ,1. MAILMllAIM "GODFATHll~ Ill s ... Dl<ogo FW)' •I llroolll'l\ll9' '"'' M2·2•1t I JllMl._.,1 WlltlS-~--"TMVMOllU.U."IN ) .... "'TOV MY UYITWKt"" o••-• b.1M1 An• ,, .... y ~·· C~•PITI•" A,. •LORANCE 2 " OQIVI IN 547°1011 •• o.. ..... ,. u.1"'4 '"fllTLTNICAT"(.X) ""'autn._. "1lOYIMY WIPI" fl~ w ........... . -91 01 llttGll 111•11. IMJ-2h1 12.00 "' CMMMo .....m= .. ·-: ·~,.. 1•J0n1n•u••lf..-.. I "'UYIM n11~ 1•1 Pater Sellers ' ~-\ ft·llurt?i. 0111r lrhrt , .. ,..,4 JO ,\ljN PFLUG ' RICK LENZ ALSO· DAVI> llY&l N ~IUDllKI AllD Tiii Pill• STARTS IXClUSMl.Y wtO. S!l'T. 27 ....... Fl 9!*-•"'-'" -- ~ • ,• -; .. . , " --· I .. (' . ' ! l • ~ ~ .. . . · ·: .. • .. :·· . ~ -· . I I t • II 0-'JLV PILOf s lleat Deadline OETROIT (AP) -That 11J11en!Jt1 bl1<k 11,IOO Cldlllac Eldorado Pruldent N i xo n pve Soviet Communllt party dlltl Loonld I. Brezhnev ltn't being r«alled. ·When cadUl•c annoWJCed tteaU of nearly S7,000 cars Monday boca111e aome of them may have an overly long rear nJe lhlft. ther~ was t0me eoncttn UJe RUSllan leadtr'• Cit was tnvolved. Bui a Cadillac spownum iud Wednesday, ''no, not at IS YOUR· CHILD OVIR ACTIVI? .. TllRY OllANT. a.Ptl CllULA 'l'ISTA (AP) - Robr tndustrlel, loc., .. ,. dlvmllylng with 1Uch · prod- ucts as rapid transit can ts boottlng umlngs de 1 p I le reduced uleo • An announcement said earn- ings for Ille !iacal yesr which ended July 11 were 16,011,001 or 11.10 a share compored with 14,001,811 or 11.IZ a share Ille yur before. Often, a 1mall cblld with a seemlnaly lar&e amount of exceu ene'10', who ts very raUep,, aagre11lve and lm· DUI.live IJ 1tmply dtlcrlbed by lovtna parents u "all boy'' or ''the'• "' llttle cJevll." 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It WU tbe ltYIDtb straleht flustratin( lessloll llnce l.Abor Day, and o•ce qain trading wu ''""'· On the New York Stock EiclJance, advanclnt luuu had a amaU-lead In Ille mcidDg hours, but. decllninf luuea pulled khead hi the afternoon. "The market tried to rally but dld not hate any bull to l1lltain It," aald tiny Wadllel,·acolee president Of Bache • Co. . ' • ......... •••1111• ' • • DAILV 'ILOT -.. OllllU ....... a..-. _,. KIDS WVE UNCI.E J,.EN S1turcl1y1 in The DAILY PILOT ·'1 ··~ ... ··- ···14 . . . . • • • Phou • . • • • 6424321. • . • For . ' ' Weekeader ·: . . • Advertiaing . ' • I • ' I 1 · ' Naturai ;·Menthol:~i~.~by.: .. Salem uses. only . natural .m.enthol • ."nol superb gol.deo tobaci:o5. It' is a:unique .". thl;i .kind made in·a laboratory. Like.our blend found in :·no other cig~rette. 1 · :, rich, full-flavored tobaccos, our men-blepd thai giVE!s Salem a t~ste 'that's . · tho! is naturally grciwn. never harsh or hot ... a •til.ste iis riaturallv. Then we blend natur~I menthol with our · cool and fre5h ;is Springtime. ... ... ... ( • ..! , i II T - • • ' . ' , -· 1 • • ' .. t • . - 1 • • • 1. ' ••• ' - . - Sliirleg; Is Layered For Fall IN IOLD PLAIDS AND IRIGHT CHIC:KS BWERS .... $30 FIAIR & PLAZZO PANTS •••• $16 NOT 10 SHRUNI SHRINKS .... $8 LONG LEAN SKIRTS flOM $18. '. Shirley's Fashions HUNTl ... TON llACH . SU Nm IEAC:H .. 17055 Paclf'k . •, -A llU CINT"" CMlt Hlthwoy .... ..r.--a ••1. ,....,, w.,., '"""47 5'2·2737 IAHU.MlllCAID -MASTEi C:H/J.IG! - Town and Country Iii . Sophlatleated comfort tar the dty (lop photo) or rully euy ll'flnJ look for the country (bottom photo)--either loolreauile achieved Wllh fuh!Olll available at May Co. Cofla Mesa. Woman'• panll outfit (top .photo) II 100" camel's balr Yirl!in wool made by Jaeger. 11.alao comes in alilrt model Either can be wom with llie Jaeger wool turtle neck. )!an'1 outfit l• wool and polyeiter ll)end, trimmed in auede. Bottom photo features woman'• three-piece outfit br Evan Picone. Shown are shirt style jacket, mini-do vest and whlt.! polyest..r shlrt with tum· back cull. Sult comes with skirt or panl.!. Man'a oulf!Us simply, but eleganUr de1lgned wllb subU• contrut rtltch and color-coordinai..d pants. . . Uniform is Gone? Thll fall could be the season that kills the "uniform loot" among young pe~ple. There is such a variety of shapes and colors that no two guys or gals need to look alike; as shown Jn lbt. variety of bright hues and patterns displayed in many different styles by young people modeling fashions available from Buffums' at Fashlon Island. Cu.1lom . :Jailoring :Jo '/}our JncRviJuaf :J~ie. ,., .... , . .; ·-, ..... , ... , ........ , , ... , •.. .,. ··~ .; •• ·'.l"• ,,,a .. , "t ' • ~1 •• -:0· i•I· •. , ...... :~.r>;,...:'~'I ,.,,r.~ ~.d· ..•• '-1.'·• .·;,,_; •. '"·/·~·· "fll': ~ ....... ,,,_. --"-""-'· ~;..--.. 1-..... ,. -· SUITS from $195 SPORT COATS from $125 CUSTOM SIDRTS from $12 ALTERATIONS :Ir REWEAVING LTD. I .n11e ~,._ r.,......._ I WUTC:Llff' nAZA • llJZ llYINI AYI. • NIWPOIT llACH I PHONI: '4&.1072 ------------------.......1'--~~~~~~~_.:_..::__;,,~~~~-1 v • Books or Bikes These four members of The .Broadway stores' Youth Council demonstrate the wide variety of "books or bikes" looks available this fall. In left photo: Cheryl Erickson, Rancho Alamitos High, Jn angora sweat..r and skirt set by ·Andrew SL John· and Unda Lee, Bolsa Grande High, wide leg wool pants- by Crazy Horse, blouse by Ellen Tracy and angora sweater vest by Trafalgar Square. In right photo: Dale McBride, Huntington Beach High, corduro)I' skirt by Grab Bag, sweater bJ Junior House; and Sandy Morrow, Westmlnster Higb, with corduroy warmup jacket, wide pants and blouse -all by Grab Bag. Complet.! outfits s~o on all foqr girls available at The Broadway. -' --------- • • r, i . ! .. t ! ~~' •• . _.: r (.., • .. , ' nie .. 1ntJn1ftJI . ..,......,,_on .,.. bk Mian m ait a fall beUoc aru1_104'ie Ibo 111oaer m • ..- new 1weaUtullaob '.l1ie lq libbed cudlpl 11111 mwhiDB ~ol mff llt ... take. pwe wbile ..... .Ali DHU .. GDJ J>oauil~l-18. 1bc~DM ,.,...,,. _ _,_ v...,a.Dlole ._ .. 'UL NEWPOIT e fl FASHION e NEWPOIT CINTll e 6+4·1200 MONDAY I flllMY 11:00.tolO e OTHER D~YS IO:OO·l :IO . . . . Coin/ ort, Fashion New .. and fashion·right at Hemphill's shoe store in Fashion Island is the Air-Step line of shoes ~ing shown to Janie Vasquez by Part Shoemaker. man- ager of the family shoe store. Air-Step comes in many new designs for comfort Ibis fall. • Tasfe/1.t Look for ~ti. · · · Steve Sousa of At-Ease. leisure wear store for men and boys in Newport Cent.er's Fashion Island, re-- fleets the comfortable look' for fall in his turtleneck sweater by Gant Shirtmakers. " Anne Klein's Soft, Sumptuous Suede Pantsuit in Fawn or Silver Coif Plush. ' Blouson Bottle Jacket with Straight Legged Pants. $244. • •. • • I • • - • Piai.4:iily IQ1>1\:ls..ioof ~wipti awl oolids ' . --" • /ow-'ris<., 1-icfk~e.icjttt..,, DAILY 'ILOT jt:J Day or Night . ... . A P1tty Woodud IOO<J' fully lined wo6T enumbl~ this "n>und the clock'" outfit includes ldl~1tyle lklrt In hunter green ind wine. M11thlng bluer hu vtl· vet trim collu. Halter vest llsn II velvet and II worn over ribbed turtleneck sweater. Ensemble Iii "IVlll·- able at The Windsor Shops, ·Harbor Center, 2300 Harbor Blvd., in Costa Mesa. ' l -_ : Eor.Mr..alone • .di11n!llld.Jllli.tai)'jS i~ _ 14 karat white gold : A. Heart. $1 ,095. B. Pear. $425. C. Round. S 1,076. In 1 B karat white gold : 0 . Oval. $825. E. Marquise. $475. F. Emerald-cut, $ 595. Enlar;ed lo Show 0.t•ll. Do·Something Beautiful., .. cu..,. AcCfflll.. .. .. -. A!ne.'Cle• lt•,,..1 aallkAll'lff!UN ... Me1W Cfllrte IM. ;SLAVICK'S _,,. Jewelers Since 1917 18 FASHION· ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH-644-1 ~O Open Mon. end Fri. 1,0 a.m. to 9:10 p.m. Wllt'I llct,,._ tlf: Torranct, 9'"•""• LI CtrrlHll, L1H111t1, ""°· .. " Pi. ..... ..,.,. .. " . d~~~··c. V-~~lc.s. fully ~~klori~~ ' b1111os 1Cco I or OISll llCl'C. I • f~ •. ~ . .. . . •. -; ,. ' llin~n • and Wool Sweater. .. $36 ... 7 fashion island, newport center 644-5070 Jt41n tklhG 17th & IRVINE • WESTCUFF PLAZA • NEWPORT BEACH • / • • -- • ' I I• • ' ' ~ • { l .. .. f., i! ,- 1 ~ i • i • ' , , • ' • • , ' ' ' ' ' Kore! of California offers this Cobblestone Knit of best quality polyester. The fabric has been repeat· edly tested to assure that it meets the moot exact- ing standards. It is completely washable and dry- able and needs no ironing. Super in solid colors. Jt also Is sophisticated in houndstooth checks, as seen here. Available at Reinert's/ 1816 Newport Blvd., in the herirt of Costa Mesa. IACT/111 1 TH E CLASSICS, REBORN ... with the snap·dash shap- ing , proportion and detailing that datelines them Fall '72. Checked, textured, ribbed • . . a gamut of Act Ill separates, slated to be mated howeve r you please in this go- ahead·mix-it-up season. All color·attuned Docron® poly - ester /wool doubleknits roedy to provide a smashing ward- robe of onyt ime-options. All, 8 to 16. . Checked tunlc-lenath vest . • • Ribbed long-sleeved turtlesweat- er. Checked superfit pullon pant.s • • • sor · or ••• OUll OWN WINDSOR CHAROI • HAUOlt CENllR 2300 Ha1bor ~d., Cotta M- 546-.• 2122 • • - ~ ~ For great snipping! Let our skilled hairtutters give you a wpll . scissored haircut, In a carefree brushabout style. the shag -cut 4.00 up For Lasting Body! $17.50 Lanocurl OlJette Wave ••• 1g.so $22.50 Lanocurl Encore Wave ••• 15.00 · 'i)I o "1;'.'f~s;~:~~··~:~ONs I'"\...~ AND WI& IOUTIQU E., SOUTH COAST P~ f I 00 stop~ 1-+Ito Moy Co. I Appointment• not elw•yi nff.ffl•f"f· Color II Red ~One o1 Ille bit r1vorltu ror rail at BUHWlll' ID,_ loo llllDd, Newport Center, II 11111 1....iy, red <Oil ID ankle length. lf1 lusurloclllY trimmed wllb wlllle rox, !lllklng It red·wblte-11114-belutifUI. • ' i l MAD :J.d6hiow · ~NEW FALL ~--FASHIONS at -~ __.,ISCOUK-------1 PRICES . !I•~ 1piv1ls_ overy wook. W o hove ~·.Y exciting · ----f abriu-ancl interistln9 - Finest .... -r• Isabel Rahm, in a poly- ester print blouse and wool 1umper from Al· per Schwartz, admires crab pants and multi- colored jacket by Hanro of Switzerland -all available at O'Bi'ien's, 2515 East Coast High- way, Corona del Mar. O'Brien's features the fineot European a n d - American <Ire~ gowns, suits, coats and ,sportswear in sizes 6 to 20. colors. Sizes 5 to 16. WE l'IATURI! · LllYETIE "IRAS . ' MAD fashions IOCW MJAMs ot IR~KHURST HUNTINGTON · llACH ... 9'U 1 II .. n""-kaN .... -Cllll1f0 If ~liw In a shoe Foot~ ~ f In Air Step's . ' llght, lean aML T aJlored stitdilhg, anttque trim, $21. ' -*'-------W• c•rry 4A t. C s1 .... 4V. .. 10 ~••il•~lt wWtht h D Si.., h IJ. .. _., ·-- • ( 5" , ....... , ........ Noaport IMch -"9 lroollwoy • '44-lm .. ,... • .,_,_,._ ..... ~ • " ,,. a.we l • • ·( • ii • Jewelry Brings o ·ut I Fashion .Femininity Now that oho'• made htt bid for ft.iom (In lq, IW!nglng lfridoo), the woman for-Fall "II can be undeniably female . .,.in. More and more ahe'll replace ber uniform, classic panta with aoft, easy dn:sses by day and lots of glamor god- deu aura by night. And jewelry, accentuating all tbe positives, brings femininity back for a rousing encore with gold filled ·=-Jes. Nothing ts more ladylike thall Old World elegance, the Jewelry Industry Council auures us. In settings o! delicate filigree match<!d with highly poUsbed gold filled or flllgree mixed with textured golf filled, onyx, 11DOky topaz, garlleb, and cameos become elqanl -ions of tl>\B age as pins, pendants, braee:tets • and rings. The locketsj that w~ so much a part df the ~era have been rescued tO give the suit and the sweat.et new life In Fall '72. Filigree, ptulli- ple textures and engra\tings, even diamonds: all work together to fonn the surface interest that makes tbckets ouch a big hit in gold filled. 11Blg"· is a word to be taken lit.rally when talking aboot pendant lockets as . e are qulle large. ·Smaller 'v slons brightly polished, a I m o I t weighty finhh and a wiry 1Jnisb Jhal create the cutest owls, turtles, a n·c b ors, penguins, butterflies a n d swallows to pin on in groups. The neck area is fUrtber romanced by diUerent colored scarabs in chains, by light and airy chaim that can be grouped for a layered took wilhellt a loaded look; by very modem des•gns wing c~n amethysts that ap- pear to be in forward motionj , by adlpting tbe rigid neckwtre · Into flexible halves that curve around the · throat and drop pendants; by jade cut into Chinese characters, by carved ivory for more of the Orient; by ·stylized Zodiac pendants; by cultured pearl< in filigr.,.t gold filled "cages." Earrings and ~racelets ,ar made to p¢r with these dilferent theme.,:. Earrings are mostly hoops and dangles and some -bave_a _ - new post that slides back to slip on the ear and give a pierced look. . Bracelets are slip.on banlles in new tenures or stone-set flexible bands. Rings are for lady fmgll'S, ---,...,-api:<OPr· ia"I te-i . , pin and bracelet lockets. their .delicate gold filled wjres curved into-star}f, D)odern 1and simple ·desigiia. Tiny cul- pearh, cameos, jade sit hi'11 ike-buds lft ,tbelr-settiiip,cAlJt~ for the purpooe' of letting her ... New finl.sbea in go~ filled provld, the prom· 0 f feminine charm espec y in a wear up to f«l1' rings on 'a hand and • still' be taatefµlly elegont. Dress Back in School • . I 'As,· Tombox Dro~ Out _ •••• ,40;--~ -···-----·~ ~-------·--- '!be dr..,. has gooe back to school this fall, and .the tom- boy look Is definitely dropping oul For the first time In several seasons, 1 liltle girl fuhions have a ladf-11&-quali- ly that truly separates the girt. from the boys: clothes her claugbter bas been w~. 'Ibo ,,.,.. ·1.u loob keep their shape and bright colon -llrougl1 • llfe:cy-cle of tnaehlne .... !biogs. F.quilb: wul>aod=wurabk! · "" tile new lody-llke loob taking lhape in riyoo ahirl ch'.-, llDOCb and pinafores in both looi and tbort lengths. One of the good reasons for reviving the dress is the perfection . of libel's a n d fabrics that make designers and mothers equally happy. American Visoose,1 •tor in- etance, now has combined its Avril rayon andJ Av 11 n polyester . fibers_ fo_t a ' fabric ~ that 1ooU and feeljl ua fine • Oannel. · • ~ ' They're all in ey&<:atchlng prints with ocarcely a 80lld color in sight fw falL Polka- dota, pla Id lands Ir Ip es are pleDlifu1 and popular. '!be niftiest neweomer, however, la the , lllll'IOf)'" ·print piclurlnC -straight out of • c f ' stoeyboob. . ,, • I~ It's a dealgner's .dfeam for giving a lhspe that stays to jumper dresses, J!llirls and blazers, an<! the I-bric needs no more of Mollier's tender loving care than the casual '!be new loot In litUe &iris' dresees bas a lady-like quality styled right, in -from fibers tough enoog\I to take It, whenever a Utt!e girl forgets she's a lady. Kids' Wear Reflecting Trend T award Classics JI had to be. With the return of the Classics to fashion, children's w~r reflects ~ tren_d. At a t\ew York preview, one prestigious designer showed a tot's knit sailor suit. 'lbe suit features rhinestone trimming on the collar. Just the thing 1for the Miami l!each or !lollywood crowd? _ • , And priced at Just under a hundred doilarl! The cblld would have to be beld captive all day when be (or lhe) wore this little oulfit. Kinda' smacks of cruelty to kids, what? The designer,) whose clients include socialites and celebrities, has turned out his first children's collection, priced from ~ to $99. Sizes run from three to aix "z." A one-piece creeper In pink or blue is priced at m-for a baby of siI months. The line inc ludes a miniature knit dress printed with the designer's inillala, at $65. It's hand-loomed I n sophisticated red and black, and it's paired with a white cardigan sweater at $50. \ Soft suede. lt~s going to • waist. Atld thot'~ the way Vero wonts it. tit\. fdll belts ore beautifully buckled, richly ex>lored 1 and just wailing to odd Spice to )'IOl)r 'nlrabe. Top~titch with antique bud<le. ' V , red:yellow, green. $6. The double • • b le in navy, vituna, reel or greeri. $6. l.eQther-stripped suede wit ovot buckle. Navy, sand, _brown. $7, I All In sizes s-m-L Slllall Leather Goods. ' . NiWPORl' , . . . Who P9,,lished ·up the pants look with velveteen and checks? Alex Colman . ' Of course. Black and white, with a precision ,all its own, in very 72 pants put-togethers. The black cotton velveteen blazer. $46. The checked acrylic trousers. $20. V-bottom acrylic weskit. $22. Crepe stock. lie shirt of lriacelale/polyesler. $18. The checke4 .a_crylic b!ai!Oer, trimmed . .. with velveteen. $38. Block velveteen pants. $24. And there'_s,more lo the collec!ion: long checketl skirt. $26. Checked vest. $28. Everything's in sizes 8-16. Robinaire Sportswear. , • R ,OBl~SON'S .. A ; 0 •• FASHION ISLAND • I' /. . . ' • -- .. 644-2800 DAILY PILOT }S \ •• " .-.. --i-:- -,.1 -. •' • • • • • s • • ~-( • ' • • : • ~ i -· •• ·: ' • . -. • . . . • . • ( • " I -·· 1111. Y l'IUIT Discovery Scheduled or Girls at Sears .. --• ~very, • IJlooov.ry II the word at a..r. thll fall. Dilcovery lJ Sears' "now" _,.. ol fashion and heauty ... glrls 9 to 17 years old. i Dilcovery II designed to t.iD each young girl arrive at 11ier~ lodivldual personality. Discovery Js ta sessions on makeup. hair cart, skin care, Jnode.llng. exercise, diet, voice, anannen and fashion. DiJcovery II a -ttt ti learning techniqueo. ,_,. what works belt for &lie • dividual and puttinJ ti aD together. IJ'be new courae on beatJ and fashion ia avallab1e Sean Costa Mesa lkn (- Coast Plaza ) at $15 per Per~ for the 10 sessions or at tbl group rate of $10 per penan when ·four or more emoll toeether. Cordttroy Heading List Qf Classic Fall Styles The question most often ask· eel in fUhloo for fall, 1972. 'could well be: .. Where have • 111 the sJmmick& gone?" The prinll that strained the eye, the color combinations al boggjed the mind. and the ;"Jook·at·me" lines of offbeat 1coatuJne1 have gone the' way of the hobble skirt and the 7.00! 1ult. · In their place: the clean, un. contrived elegance of classic ·clothes -simply cut, and l!I06l Importantly comforlablt. . . • ClaMic clothes are casual w~hout being sloppy. and '• liJh w!lhoul belna' garlth. • ore o easy llvlQg fall fabrics iJ cordlD'Oy, as many wa1.1 new as jt is classic. PantJ are a 1taple once •aain-in a variety of lengths, widths and shapes. And to them off, an endleSI supply of waiatcoall, blazers, jack and smocks. , VestJ, lb I plakl OI; I tweed, contrast-pattemed · over a crisp dlecked shirt look nea with solid color ta 11 ore~ trousers. And over l_t an,~ perhaps a '-'wrap and lie blaur in corduroy. nw cropped batue Jackel buttoned or zipped up the front, with matclling pants that c:oqie hlgb up on the waist loOb smart worn with a aon turtleneck sweater and scarf. Jeans get dre8lier and more varied. OIUn plia)ed and hlgb n..e, they too come In plalds and solidi, ·Wide wale and » wale, straigbt-teged a n d Oared, and aometlmes quilted. 4--i-t--Sporrsu-irs-Bridging-t-h~-·Gap.--_; ' ' ' . I ·' , . ' ,.. Between Suits, Spores Coats Al one manufacturer sees it': "'i'he major -trend is to aeparate the look of sport coall and suits by providinc the sportsuit bridglog the gap." Interest of the aportauit in country looka for fall is typified by 100 percent cotton 1uede aportsuit. 1a1i will, be the llihter '!On. and bolder pattema.- "The shaped two-button,' side vent mOdel wW be the most important." As he ..... ii: ''There wlll be no back trea-· and a definite dlrectlm ... , .from military and llCllloped llapl ... Another Industry leader od· viiel: 4'Tailored clothing is leaning toward a dressier loot in .tho ,business suit buf the sport coat and sport.suit for Amtber n:ecutlvt: main- tains: '"Ibe terms 'aprfnt' and 'fall' are be<ominl a thin( of the pasl Tiie direction 1s· toward a 'here and now' con- cept in· style and fabricfttion." ' Specializin& ia plus sized fasbiaa ....... LANE ·BR.YANT l J NIGHT-ORIENTED Whefher you're sipping soki or sorsoporillo, you'll Itel ever-so 1xofic in !his ~y-sl~ mandarin drtu wifh loungeponts. Acefaft IUl'llll in sappiln/lime, lilac/ fuduio or tangerine/gold. , 16 Sim 36 to 48, ' SOUTH COAST Pl.Ali, COSTA MESA u,,,.,-level-Bristol et San Di•90 Fre•w1y . phoo3 M0-7717 •·°""···.DA.~.·.' ...... ·."·"':."~· '.·,··.·.P·M·, s.u.N •. ·' , .... s_,_.t.l._.:!t - i-I . \ , .. ' . . . ' . . ·, ~. ' . . ' ' . ' , .. ' . l . ' . the .ne.w ~t·r~t-c·Jf ' · ' , ~ :,, , , ':"' I •, , .sillt · f..,..... centura11 of El~~~~ :S11ra~•· · We'.re proud to' introduce an exciting n,ew concept in men's clothinq. Fine toil0red1 fit. Move·with·lhe-body stretch" com fort ond .shape -recovery;• • · • never befote available . in woven ,fllbric-s: 1• • ·.._ Mode pos.<ible• by' KloP,mon• Mills'. Suro)ene®. 'o revolutioliory •new 1two·way ·todurized woven fabric of 100 %i, Dacron® polyester. • I , I Toolor~d ·by Centuro®" into th is hondsome suit with wid,..l~peled jacket 'with side vents; trim. e~Sy-moving slacks. Novy or ton with . contros( stitching, IOQ.00 Men 's Clothing, '.9• ' • • - \ t ' • . . l • •• .. ' ' y l . ' • •• . i~~-~~1:.~· . ( .text·11rized ~ . . . .· . .,,, " ., ' .• ' '~' ' . i I ~ .. ... I 'l ' ' • ·' I ' . • ! • ' . ' . ' •• . • • ••• ) . ! . ' ·' ' ' . ' ' ' .. ••• ' ' . . .. , \ ... "' ' .. . • . ' ' ~ . '' • I ' ... . ' • .. : ' . ,, ' j ' ' . ' ~ ~ .. . ; J I •· •.J ' ' . .. ., ... , ' ... 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I • • . r ' '' • , I A I Natural Fashions ·0n Scene J'al M 11 ror• are down.to ..... '11111'• Ibo dlrocllan ... P'h el -· bandblp. Jo•ob. mllllllery, &)ovu .... -... takJnc lbla • Th& W1I topper Is a big fall I-topic. .;-U•ilJ'a pantl a-new· mood iii! •. ,,,.. Oro!>orlk>n. "lls a flOll way lo do a - , 1l)lh panll. T_,s are ~ Jel away !mn tbe • 'll"Y are ocmlortable, ~ I -tbem only with caay1 one fuhion ~~,-lbat.11 Ilka ..... ~uament. .'~ · IJIOkelnlan 1111. '.'11!" ~ 11 lbe perfect lool< 1'ilh ~ 11'• time for • look that'• lborl, wider 111 ~ l!lnll ..... proportion. rU'a'ello time for function." ~.a designer, --~'ti iii' the ...... , lhape ' ond llM!'Jla!OOI way to pul jouraell ~ with penll. I'm doing ~ t • call a lelllft jacke~ \!llloll lo unlined. I tblnk of ll atlmofe of a i!pOIUWIM' Item -'&;coal.'' ™"·fml topper WI look like • i!ill't.·• poncho •• )Oclm OOll ~ bl' • jacat .. oolt 11'• --4lke • aecoacl -.......... like !Ima In • thin lronl ' plaldo, ~·nil~.,,::;£: -. dllidUll, a-I ond oolt la!lll- • --raalllHiomid """" llpe ap the 1roat al .... 1-<·. • . ond !hi dillPii' ~ ~In red, dork -ond .. ,, Id -c:blndlllla. She ... ._ a -lblrt In °"""" plaid and art .,.... ..... jorlly ponb. • ~jlct dleckl are Iba lolllc a!·---~..-....-.---M •Oll a Wiii lllllllflllr: .............. ................ -·--llrtped -Ir ... ~----~lbe -'·---··· a pele ~ camel,' -~-. baadllr plnll ... .... -plate -..... ... 111111111 pollll. • • ' . - ~>, ..... ' ' • • palazzo pants ' .. ' . . ,. ... •Alex Colman 's ~owing polouo pants ' ·· in doubleknit ac ry lic .look morvelbus ·with our big 'dot.Shirt from " co llection. Polozzos in· belted pants in stroto-knit · in block or hunter green. Moil ondphone orders invited. Act ive Spoctsweor, 78 . . ' • - ' . • ... • " ~. s....-14, Im DAILY P'ILOT J7 . .. .. ... .. . • ' the s oft shir t ' ' \ Tho, gentle shirt by lody Arrow, elegance end practicality comb ined. In noiron 'Ultresso® Dac ron® polye ster.it Cll'ips Clry to. e lovely just praised look ofter wa sh ing, Tucked or plain, I 0· 18. A. Tucked front, block, green, red , wh ite, 18.00 B. SOiid white , beige,! l:f.00 Moil and P,hone order.s ·inYited, Misses Sp,ort.weer, 89. : . '• . . . ~ . , ., • AN,t.Hllll ' , 1 , NlW'°l:T HUNTIN•TON llACH Ol:A.HWE, MALL Of OMN$£ CHllTOS- -•44.H. IHU4 OMl 111·1121 • 47 F,11do" Id•~ 1714) 64~·1 1 1 1 1111 Edl"f•' A''"''' 1114) lf2·1JJI 1!00 ~ .. T1nti" Str.1t 17 1 ~~ ttl~tltl soo Loi CerrltM M•ll C2tlt ..._.., r S~P 10 A.M. t. t :JO r.M.. MONDAY THlllOU&H F~IDAY. SA NlOAY 10 A.M. +. & •.M. SUNDAY 12 NOON f• I r,.M. f , ,\ • I ' ' " 1 • • DAILY P!lOT Pttt-to gether s Jean Dahl Shop. Westclif( Plaza, is featuring this Anne Kl ein black ha cking jacket in petitpoint wool with a trouser skirt, challis shirt and rust·and·black pullover vest. It's one of several marvelous litUe groups fro m Jean DahJ 's interrelated wardrobe · idea. (Modeled at Westdiff Plaza, by Isabell Pres- -colt;)· -- Fall Fashion Preview An excellent sel ection of Gowns and formals from the Finest American and European Designers hteludl119 J1m1ice F11hion'1 b11utiful N1Yy '"d Wh it1 Thr11 Pi1c1 Poly11t1r T r1v11i n9 P11"1fSuit. Thi1 'up1 rb hi9h f11hicn line i1 1 n O 'l ri111'1 1•ch11iv1 in the h1rbor 1r11. SIZES I toll $89.95 , ') ------- 251 S E. Co11t Highw1y at MacArlhut Blvd. Corona de\ Mar 473-2990 'DRESSES GOWNS SUITS COAT~ PANTSUITS Sizei G to 20 , Your ct.6rt•1~eieunt Welcom.-Free P1rkin9 i~ Rear "' ..... ,, Chat9• Avtilebl• I Photo Beginning Richard Bennett Custom Tailoring Shop, Westclilf Plaza, 17th and Irvine, Newport Beach, u~ a eom- pu!Alr-age system called PhotoMetrlc to tllke men's measurements and pictures fro m many different angles and in various parts of the frame to assure scientifically accurate fil in all respects. Combining photographic an d engineering sk ills, the proce,. gives the designer of the garment Car more tech·' nical information to work with than ever before. • - 'The Singer 20% off sale is on , the Golden Touch · & Sew macb.ine. · . ______________ _ itot-~lt's a _L_iza ~_p~~ia, __ ~pecial. 'Closely Knit' Family . Everyone in this family ls wearing at least oneharid knit garment. That's jw;t proof that near!)' every· ,one is doing It. Sears Costa Mesa has knitting class- l!Sltarting Tuesday, Sept. 19, which, in 10 session of 90 minutes each ($10 for the course) can get your famlly into the knit bit. SAVE 20% on FIVE great SINGER* Sewing Courses (It's a Liza Special Special!) Sewing all the "now" fashions is as simple as It seams I Especially-expert instru<;tlons from Singer. Every course akillfully blends lectures, vt1ual1 and performance tonlllfly polish yourstdDs.Actually make an outll! in -h coll,..! ~THE KNACK FOR KNITS Beginner or --Knit Sewlnv Coune, regularly 14.50 11.50 BE YOUR OWN DRESSMAKER I Beginner or Allf.....cr Dr11111111dngCoune, regulerfy29.50 ' 23.50 l'tENS-WE TALK YOUR UNQUAQEI 1Mno1121:.adng Coune, ' ,.gulill1y17M 14.00 Bonu s: 3.95 ln struclionJ Bonus: 4.50 lnstru cllon l Bonu s: 4.50 Instruction Book yo urs free with Book yours free with Book yourf,fre'e wll tli course . Leam all the little course! You can create course t Tur~ecj on b~ fine points that really, dresses from the simple toQay'slooks?So·arewer' make the difference. 1 ••• to the sensttional I Singer CM 8'-you hoW' · Right now, .... S.00 I -e.oo on lhllcou,.... to make theln In a preezeJ v'"" up 81111 .... a.sor Singer llM-Credit l!lan lo fll rolll' budgeL .......... ~"'"'" ..... """'_ SlfiQiR I For tf'le tddtlltOI thttlOte ~ YoV •. ~ tN W!"lt9 ,,.._ uncMr SINGE~ 'ANY. COfTA"llllA • cos" MllA lrl1tof I S1ilf1flt"•' -S._.. C.t1f Pl111 )JOO H•thr 11-H. -H1rkt ~~·· .. o.HJJ -' . : • Kl f·lltl ' ,• Model 750 with cas~ SAVE! $92 .•• on this Golden Touch & Sew• Machine. :: • Exclusive push--button bobbin for easy bObbin winding. lrtterchan9eabl1 and ~; : built-In Fashion• Diacs, and more important features. During the Liza Special :; ; Special, lt'a2D% off th&Hgularprice. · .: : SALEI 20% off on 111 SI..-: 8.wtno Cou...._ For beginnar and advanc9d ~ Z students ••• classes. for Teenage and Fashion Dressmaking, and SJ1wing Kolts. !'· ~ Free instruction. book with any course. .., ..... er-._......,.111,,.~ ·:~ ~ . / s•Nr..ER -! •A T11d1m1rk of THE SINGEA col..PAN'f \ ~n9 ~-~ ..- ,.for addrt11 of th• store ne1r1tt you, 111 th• whll• page1 unel•r SINGER COMPANY, t• ••• COSTA Ml,._.rfsllt & s.ntww NUNTIMITOM llACM-l•fllftt' ti IMCll Ortf'll'-tl Qw ~; lwtll CMS11 PIM, J4t.Mn N•t11191M 1MC11 C.i., lt1·1t41 "Tiit City" ~· .. •°' ) GAIDEN OIOVIE-titH C Ort11tt c.tMll1 'lua, The -s -inger · 20o/ci off-_sa·1e . -. is on~ Ifs a Liza Special Special. ~ .. · ' ' SALEI $64 _:SALll 177 plr yonl' f., Po ___ hit !el,._ Ii.,. I.ft SALE! 4.77 per Y1fnl • -:;. ' ··..:~ •t.'0 .... ' ,• . ...: ···~ :;;-~: ;;•· :-..~ ' -' ... ,.., .. ~, ...................... . Allot 1°"'T'""".....,,.,....,... .... ....._O... ........ eolldl of l,...,. .......... ..,... ...... u. SOKllll .,....,..,. ... ,, ... • • • • , - The Whole Thing · Strong, Long · ---eo10T111!-pattern·-aM1>011r 1mporunflhis fall and_..... ·------- · Popular with young people, like this group, ls the -----.. --·---·----one-plaoe-spot-whue-oompleto.flll-wardr.obes. such-. as these, can be purchased under one curving roof. The place Is White Front, SOBS Bristol St., Costa Mesa, and every item pictured-including footwear . can. be. seen in cal"pus clot\les for both gals and __; guys·..,.. as demo~trat~d ·here: by selei:Uons lrom • ~ Sears Costa Mesa .. The plaid pantsui~;ky purse - . -... · ... ---- . •-. -· and auede..00....are-all-availabl-Uhe. th-O>ast·----....---~-·~=e -. : PTaza· store:· Mil so are the jacket, f enec'k, ·kfu~ · -.. .;·::-• --,------- j " • ..,..., ' : . ; alacks and two-toned shoes fiir the guys. . ' . . I .. • ' i .. t ' l . ., , \ ' ... I tle•igned bl Norman "f':i•tt ~f lifoml1 and Bleyl•' o Sfuffge'rt and Vienna. ·~' .. 11 2711 E!lit Coast Hwy. Corona dol Mar 673-4741 I Fram -'Europe -, .Mrs. ·\vll!lam 'ROiler shoWs pantsuits and separates 'designed.I, 'liigh' Continental standards by Bleyle of Stuttgart, .for tile American taste and -figure. Made by -Old World .craftsmen .using the finest. of' mater· ials, Bleyle .Is available in· the Harbor Area at the Brass Ring, 2711 Eis! Coast Highway, Corona de! Mar. • -: Quality At Discount ~ . ' Kay Oftasewsld shows new fill selecUo~s in sites ~ to 16 available at Mad Fashions, Adams I ad . ~ BrOQkhurst, Huntington Beach. Store features,9 • ity dresses a,nd sportswear at discount prices · als0 stocks a complete selection of Lilyette·Bru./ , ' ~,. ,--... A SLIM WIRE NECKLACE IS ADORNED-WITH A THREE LETTER CUT ·OUT MON06RAM • In Stitrling Silver $1J. In 14K Yellow Gold $75. • ' , ~ WESTCLIFF PLAZA OPEN MONDAY I THURSDAY 'Tll t ' ' . CHARLES H. BARl ' 211MUIA..-. --"""· "illf•f4t, AM9ffcJi• 4i•• Soci1ty KORET OF CALIFORNIA" WHAT A WONDERFUL WAY TO FER BEAUTIFUL I! A aASSIC BEAUIY. IK. ' ' !' I I ' ' .. CoaaLf51'0NE ~ BY KOllEf OP CAUl'OllllA9, EXl'R£SS YOUASB.I'. IN FASHIONS TO IE CQOlll)INATED FOR A TOIAL LOOK. &UOY THE EJ.St CARE OF I~ POl.YESlBt. ' . COMPLETf!.Y IMCHNE WASHAll! AND DIYABI£ NO IRONING NeassARY, KORET OF cAuFORNIA. WHl>.T A WONDWUL WAY TO fEll. IEAllllFUI. D•~ARTMEN1' •TO~• -is available there now • COLORS: Nevy end Burg1ndy Red. FllXWELT STEM PANTS 11.00 .. u .01 FITTED IOOY SKlltT 11.IO FLIP SKIRT 11.H SIDf IELTEO VEST 26.0I I JLH IELTED JACKET ,,, .. HACKING JACIITT >1,M LONG SKllT Jt.H • -F aahion lalllld ~ Newport Bea,ch STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR 11..,;;;c•;;;;lfllA::;;LL~Y~";jl:.;,;.";;~.;;";;,;;aw;;.;"'°;;;: ... .;a;.;A;;,;,"•;;";;;;A;;,;11,;;;0•;.:•L:...----•"",~-A~-~-1r_~_:;._F_o_~_~_~_us_\o_~_e_R __ _ I • .. • ··---- \ ' ~ ' • • I v • • DAILY PILOT DICK TRACY •PEANUT 8VTT£A t" W..AT MEANKT'T>ICll, 'STRANGER? Mun AND JEFF ... . .. ... -. . ~<CO.~-.·-~ ~~~~~~'iQ,.;._, '-~ ·--- ·· -FIGMENTS NANCY .· • ..,., NANCY-'NE WANT 'l'OU TO PLAY .THIRD aAS5 ON OUR TEAM wow:.... WHAT AN HONOR IDAiLY CROSSWORD:: ~by R. A. KlWER I: ACROSS 46 1'1.gUltfty Yut9'dly'1 Puz1te Solvlfl: 1 Elghl:Pl'9h no1ched 48 Owtller In I !i M1k1fun of pl1c1 10 Kind ol hind ao A.git•• .... FNdv . . 14 Accep~ 112 Hurr1hti I V9'1QllS 54 ThoMbom 15 Ro1red under Uon'1 16 lm!Mition of Zodltc ilgn --S5 Srne:wind 17 S.tlllr.edwtth instrumtnU cin1'1 19 P1r1d1 pollffHions ground ordtt: 19 C1u .. 10 2wordl .. _ !3 S1ocklngs ~··-· 6( P1rc1lning to tt Aeidity ~ AiNtinglo 1 kind of .,, hou11n11 12 Not bait · tht be1utlful 20 Pllot~r1ohl 66 Pon~nd loottd 41 Low111n h·~· 67 Lackm11 13 l oltOl'I -··· gr•d• brown tint A4 01 ... senH .011:hal•• 21 Ships' 61!1 Fi~•d 11• I« 18 Olst~1Hd A1 Ffflr~ lllfic .... 1n 1cces1 22 Old Englill'I tow1rd 23 Pl1c1 o! aii 69 Rel1~11lon •HI FUl>rfll•tllll -· 70 Con,e,.,ded runic ltttK IJUrllCI 25 ln1pi1n few 71 G11I von ·-~ 24 R1iH irl 61 Enilrgld • 26 Ah11oric1l G1rm1n status hoio t1u111u~n of 1dmlr1\ 2fi C1rd g1m1 5J TV'Ping pool • ltllPl,.liol'I: OOWN 27 Singer l1n1 membtr: " 2 word1 1 Cr11tivl WG!lr. l11lortnll JO HIV•llQ 1N 2 Suga• 1ourc1 28 Mu11im 55 ---- p1>tS 3 Bunk1< on peopl•ol H1,'11'dllll: 34 Animal goll Pun11b F1m1d 35 SkUl1 • Helps 29 Dl11tngulsll-1iplor• 37 Overwt11lm !> "Vitls1 --·"; Ing fe•tur• 56 Sit1ol w1111 S1bthu1 31 Boy's n1m1 V1tleln City f11nery: Slang compo11tion !i7 Emplop 38 Bibl!cftl ruler II Anen11on 32 Lend nut 10 M Clow with 1 39 Hlnder1d 7 Bird: L111n llllWI elick A2 To1:Sco1. e Ac1r1n -·---33 511•111 piping 60 Pr&Poaltlon Q 01111 J11klfy: 8'1ger bWd r'IOlfl 61 A.-.lllbllit1 o;.i. !I With1t11 36 Rt11\on In 101 P\llci'llll 45 S1imul.i1 ldg• forward w11tem 62 Shi: F1. dnPfv. 10 M11l1 Au1trll f6 Chemiell 1<1!fi11 1 J .. ·°A= S 6 a 9 .t.J'° II 11 13 4 :~-~ il3~.~.-t--t--t-~ b,,::-+-+-11-F.:,.:+-t-t-t-if-• If 20 . . " 11 ,. .. • .. !m"· I"" I" ' " " ' . lO m " n " ., " " :>< " " " ~-" q .. .. " ·-· ":ii S4 .• .. h,,do,,:++.,-, ~ .. :"'1.. .. .. " ·- 71 Nearl~ Everyone Listens to Landers • • ' -nlEONE flE'S ALWAYS LATE'fOI .... • ' By Chester Gould By Tom K. Ryan By Al Smltli ily Dale Hale .1.& ••• by Emie Bushmiller 1 l<NEW THER5 Wl>S A CATCH TO 'IT -- • DOOLEY'S WORLD SALLY BANANAS ~ ~ GORDO 11/AT ct.' (COT IS 1111!. FASTEST 61>1.AIJ. IN :r MOON MULLINS e ANIMAL CRACKERS •• "l f : • PEANUTS By Charles M. Schul& JUDGE PARKER DON'T IF FOR SOME REASON, 80R650H WORRY DECIDES NOT 10 <X>Mf OUT HERE ••• HE'l.L AT NOON, A68EY~·· CALL MY 8E HERE, SECRETARY AND TEU. HER! COUHS El.OR! MISS PEACH ! i I I • PERKINS . I ~HOOL fJ~Cllo&.01,IJT • DO I HAVE ANY APPOlliTMEHTS HERE THIS AFTER- NOON, TANYA? • By Harald Le Dom I ly Mell ' By Jaltn Miles -·. -· .. . ) ' • I ' • • • ly Rogtr Broclfleld .. ly Charles 1orton1 ; .. _ By Gus Arriola ·_ Iv Ferd Johnson No-JOS1" <;!'TTIN<i oNF tl~l-1 c An~P: AIJOTH~·- By ReNJer Bollen · -··. I THE GIRLS . ' • 2 ts. 7:(. ~ ffrftt8!14 "My Creuble I• all I ein ever cuceatrale ta 11 llow I'm golq to &el oal of Jllb postllo._ • DENNIS THE MENACE ' 1 ' .· ' ,. ' . .. .. . •,: •• .. • .. • ' --.:----------------,.--=-----------------------......,rS.,11•• H.-:im~-----IDA!tV..Pll~J'-----,-..--1 • :€lassies : . . eappear or Fall • : II fall, loot lor ..... el l lbe i...t.lovod fl(bioq -.i '; all lime to mate, their~ ~ -ln • allghtly --guile. Today's c ha'(" a apiritod leeUnc that'• &but "Ille" or taml. del1ibl II in Ibo -aad oquallona of lijl!lllM fabrics and lllbouet- !!'!:.~=...them anywhere, but ~ to blend into Ibo r 'Remember Ibo mater aet! tt's bact. Thia lime around, 'II wear . Ibo longaleeved · ver under a sleeveless · an. Have • ~ in Fair · patlern and aoother in ll checkf. II you're a real n baby, you'll want a sweater set in baby bue or pink-angora, sweet and sesy and very, very new. fii__faU__tbe. awealerdress goes to new lengths to show its veoiaUlity. Halston h a s deijgned an d anklelengtb venlon of this ultra-wearable cl.Amie in unbelievably tux- ~ camel colored ~ere. To toss aromid yoW-shouldersr-there's a matching cardigan, all adding up tO a picture ol unstudied elegance after dark. The great gray flannel suit! It's oome a long W.y from the ISlrjctly tailored jacket and akirt. Anne Klein puts · it together in the spirit of '72 : Dannel panla are topped a blouaon jacket in dark t sllede. Add a printed ·foplard tie, a pale satin ahlrt, huirl you have the whole ~urloUsly 'euy m-. , 'l1>!i old grey swe•~! ~·t -!Wh'llHt usedJo be, !llifiei', Thll . :fall's sweatsult takes .a new n .... on your lellure ~· -u !a hooded khaki • thl~ by I Martinekkl>, or a brlibt rod 1nylon Ciro · sweatsul\ from •Beene Bag. ~ I· Last summer's be Io v e d ;llllOCt shape la sWI a Winner. lui>dated in aolld color wools, It lM!Comes this 9ea300's classic lopj>er -probably the best car coat you could own. . Qrlglnala does • charmlng ~V&Oation on the double-faced ;eoat tbemel'lier designing a oolld ~co\or wra that n.vha to ;gingham' checks. : Missing from the ~ve ;ocene for aeveral >'"&rl'• the lll>orl ev,mlng dr&s It~ t ' · dr8inatic reappeanmce Saanl uncovers the full liren potential ol black velvet with a haller-necked dresa that plunges lo the mldrlfl in front. Hubert Latimer prefera the abort velvet dress covered·up and positively cllnglng to the waist with elastlclzod ribbing. Some things never change. E2cept for a caftan, any fashion II only as good u the filure lnslde It. Are you ready lo do justice to your own Fall wanlrobe I II no~ get in shape laal with a diet food such .. Slender from Carnation . .allistitule a Mlnule Meal of ~ for one or more of your regular moale u needed. Looting flt and .um and ter- rific i! the real fuhlon message -in this or any other seeaon. • -Fact 'TI ·· . ·' ( ' b ..... ·";, d,A ~!.~ .-· • ~wu,ig ~:ni~ " ~ /Ti..ial!~:.Jt~~ ' way 1UCCes1 fnsuraqce for _.w11o-. Fact Tapa, rolled into every bolt of I famouHDills fabrics llOld ow: the -· will -vlde oompltle petnllotnt care inllructlona, .. unoonditJooal money-l>act paranlee 0 f fabric quality and performance and spaelflc ..,.. IJll Upo printed OD OV"'f ball Jr;an1 or fabric, aaid Jam,os r. lllldJle, president Of Burl· ln(lon-Klopman, the company wlllcb bas the larges!' ml moot divi:rslfled line of fabrica available lo bomt aewe!s. On ~ yard, the care ID- olrucllons are-prillled 011 permanenllzod tapa, wllbable ...i dry cleanable, wblch ean be cut out and aewecl ID the aannent. The tape a11o pro- vides an accurate lllOUln .i -.. .. r •-n; Fact Tape can't be IDllaed wben the bome _.. l 11ta down lo llWI her proj- ect." Mr~ Rltdd• pointed out. ''()Jr nRarc:b labora- make lnlenll•• cbecb ol all I .....,ia of fabric ..... and doYllop -Ing pointers far \ ·rr r.brlc w. Jli•il1lct. So 11 kfllell "" "' provide """Ill • tr! liie boma II' 'tine: In e1mu1w 11 •1M•lllll ID-ta.,. V:~ 1111.-;w~ ID-' _.,... ........ ~ llllll!nr 1111111 m; .... .-...,." \I • • 111 f-UIB.11 1111 • IBt mTI. MmAmBl•M FA1·1IAll IETAI II -BN MIY UIMllTI ' OFFER GOOD ONLY WHILE QUANTITIES LAST ... SO HURRY I · ~- • Iha! yotr fashion dollars buy lll{)re, you save more at Whit~ Front We buy big f?I' big saVings to p~ss along to you. 'Vie buy qua)ity, the fa~s , braoos yoo trust at the lowest possible prices. Fioo out for yourself why shopping at White Front 1s a family treat ... see the u~·to-the-m1oot& styles, fabrics, colors selected for tots to teens and their value-miooed "10!115 aoo dads. Most of all discover the dependab1hly, the ser- vice aoo low discount prices that have made showing at White Front a special event every day for 43 years. . ·MEN'S PBIMANENT ·PRESS DRESS SHIRTS AT THIS UNBB.IEVABLE PRICE I ' I • , ' ' I ,\~·~. Mf't:,.~EI IN Pll' .... ITYLO •, 99 Lew, low 1peci•l 11rlct A spectaOJlar buy! 4 alll 4~ lncb width!, of easy-<:are poly- ester. Striking pattemt colorations in browns, bluos, golds greys, lllll>IS, black. Grab lllem upl . ...... PllYDlll lllPll.lll ., •• 4d fT. llYlll ICATIB • Scatter' color on your floors witli 4'x6' rugs of all-nylon pile. MuJti.color candyc1ne pattern with skid resistant backillg. fully washable. "'8.lY ·11m PAlllR 3.o!I ' COMPAIEAT6k 99 Satillfllish ICetJte Ill- • :::.r.nties. printed aitll es '" OWIL IA •n assortment Of toloB, sized ~7. I All In Cum1nt Fall $tyles, Colon, Pattems Tailored for the Jl13n who must look his beit, Manhattan's long-sleeve, 2-button barrel cuff dress shirts in permanent press polyester/cotton. Long point, spread-collar style in woven patterns & stripes, solids, too! sizes 14·17. •• 'AMBllGAN-• KNIT RARES OR CORDUROY M~'8 ·JEANS 0.0 Flare jeans, for men and young men, • in fall's most-wanted fabrics. Take knits for easy-stretch comfort, style-loaded Western scoop or L-look pockets, wide belt loops. in solids, patterns. Take cords, midwale or "'ll:=-ribless. Patch or Western scoop pockets. Take your pick in your favorite colors. Sizes 27-44. WEITBIN MEN'S · llYlfBS COllM IPllJUNI WDDPANTI s3 '2 OUI UG. PllCE 3.67 SPECIAl lOW PllCI Manly spur funs with Neat savlnp on nat 5 pockets; doa~e-stitc)-lool<ing pan1s. Styltd · ed seams' 1lkottoa. for ~ng wear. 4 pockets. 28-381 short, medhJm, Blnc~ oli,., sp111:e, erey, ~ng. Sizes 30-42. Prict1tMtl11n .... 1y,s.,t.17 --• . ,,., • --.. -S1011 IOUISrDAl1Y AlfD SATUIDAY JOAM ,., ~··SUNDAY tOAM .. 7,M. S~Ol'.AT w11m ''°"' CllTA MIA _...... •tmlaAVlllE letwtt11Fwy~& .... rStl'Mt • " ••• • .. • • • ' ' .- •DAILY PJl.Of. Clothing For Men Not Dull ,,. ••peecoet' NYOlut ... ll ..... but mm11 dotbes will llOtlr beduJI again. ll'aa- -ol dreaalnr. baaed on lmlll ' ' .with spirit and flair, 11111 alao 1electMty and good -· 'lbe7're clothes With ..... fan, that move and -lch. llal In • ..... genenitlon ol falJrics to IU!t the oceulon. No -loacor-wlll.lbeone knit ault.be the novelty of a man's -diobe: now lt con be Ibo IUll range, lrom l()JllWlllcated IUltlnp to cuual country looka. For Fall, Ibo variety available I n dooblelcnlll ttOecll the growing emphasis on dreaing for pleuure .••. in clotheo that don't" wrinkle and keep their shape, and at ·Ibo _ ..... 'time -freedom and lndlvldilallty. According to Tom Uno;-n)aD&ger of men's wear merchandising, at American Enka, these are the majortnndl: Coary elaulct: A big lamlly of checks and plaid&, from IOflhiatk:ated tartana In dark colon, . to small tat- teraalls a D d W~. Dlatrict cbecka, tradlllonal boundatootba and glen plaids, tweedy bettlngbones all con- •ey the updated country centleman Joo\. . B........, polan: Small, e Io 1 e J>Ollerna, aometlmea ~~--~m~·~itad....,pd~-hldclen;-liro · ~ Jn to roplace the iillln>Jy delin- .. I ed geometrics and bold llripea of_ Pftl'(ous eeasO!ls. 'nJli tllne around, there's a new refine. ment t.o pattern, -ojt:e n , :L acblevecl · "throogh m Ii e d ~ , tweedy or heather ellecll and bn>kOIHIJ> design. · ----· Patten oa p1ttmii Another oopblallcated trutment of the clasalcs ..•. In this case giving • more complex look, and a senee ol latun! and depth. It ?" be a plaid set against a nerrlngbone gn>Wld, or a broten llrlpe on • a line diagonal twill Shadow pat- temo that almolt dl!appear agtinlt a oontrUt pattern, or patchwork Ideas are all part of the ,trend to D e W --ellecll. Nallo and lfabt1 Giving new dlaract<r to Fall's lasl!lons · wtU be a family of lcnlts with a natural loot and touch. 'Ibey f~ . random llUbbY and 11ubbed wrface tez:ture, and are expected to be important In lllCb combinations a s Encron polyester .and Unen. The natural llnen color, used Jn -patlerna and plalns, alm COIJbibuted a dlstinctive whileQed, Uglrtened look. ne .,.1 11muoe1 bit: One ol ,llJe ..-dlrectlons In tnlll la a move In elegant duaica with amoolh wool-like IUrface. New developments In yams and yarn combinations llave .,...led the flannela. . • .a brand new breed with Ibo glvHncktretcb comfort of knit. Ideal fer town and business wear as well a1 after dark, they mete their ap. pearance In suits, blazera, alacta. , •. and In such colors as navy, burgundy, brown u wtll as traditional gray. Denim ud jun1 looks: Doublelcnlt denim swl~s Into casual wear in e big way or Fall. It Includes not only the plain blue jean den im but a wide variety of stripings too. In addition there are jacquard denima:, often with spaced out patterm auggesting an em- lroidered denim look. ne Kllft tblrt: really comes In!<> Ill own this Fall too, and with all the variety now available in knit fabrics, men'• wear makers are begin- ning to recognlu w h a t women's sportswear designers have known all along: the versatlllty and fashion appea l of knits that cocrdinate. As a result, there's a new trend toward flsbtwelght, well·slyled abhti that wut: together with knit counlerparll In Blacks. One way can be with a silty linll In an Entalure eylon print that ties In by way of color with double lcnlt slacks. Many of this season's shirts are alao deolgned to go with the new variety of leisure suit. • • .UDCOOltructed, and with _. lhJrt.jacket styling. lt'a :.:::~:~';,ta~ Ille .... plan of • knit !O< _, ..... .... Noc the 50's 1 I T-J, 5'11' 'o!..1t 1'~- • ----- . ' SWERHEUT BODY SHIRTS BY'IED ·m . = :.t.;~~~k ...................... $1·299 swum TOPS BY UllllW ____ .!!C!!!!Ud!:lu~V.lri•us c•lon-""'-llyloo.-'-t .sh 111 ·- , necfc, oJiort dHYI lqllm nocfr, 3~· I-• Hiteo" IWtlhr at Ylll ...... : .. PrlcK ~ $9'9 If $1.3'9 ' ' =---lOCUT;'.IRUSHID COIDJt.IJ:UYl!S!-~ ' • . l :i:"t,~~~'. ~~~~ ................. ·. $13°0 LOCUT 30'' NUVO F.WiS Now colon-ltigo _also $1200 Burgvndr Md n1vy. Sizes 5-13 ••.•.••..•• . I . I t i ' ' I * All Stylesl * All Slzesl Save More Now at The Grant Boysl ·I· • • URLY SUSOR UATHR AllD SUEDE COATS BY SCULLY IAIL T ·NASON ITAU AND SllllPU Sii SWURRS BY JERSILD Red, Whifl 1nd Bklt. Slm·34-42 •21•1 LEVI'S® UVl'S9 UYl'S®- FADEOUTS DOUBLE BELL . KNIT LEVrS® CORD SHIRTS LEVI'S ® GENT JEANS Grey, Burgundy, Brown, N1wy and Tin. St111 34--50 ind 36" length. Grty, Brown ind Burgundy. SizK 211-31. SLACKS Sizes 28-42 LEVI'S® CORD BELU Ton • Colors, Sizes 28-42 THI .. "• ··:. GUiil IOYS '-.-'I Your Im',. capitol · , ti tht W11t. THI GRANT IOTI "SALTY DAWG" SHIRT WllUIOWlf.llUI s.M-1.llL son 11USH1D DDllM ,. •79s .:-: JWIS · Bluo, Sizes 28 lo ,42 • LEVI'S® BRUSHED CORD Redwood, Gny, '"""""'· lrown, NayY, lluo. Shu 211-36 BODY SHIRTS • Kl-. . loy=-MA -a "''"' '"'" ............ "'ICll'tl*kl. ,M,l,XL •12.•16 .. • Now from lni's9 ond Tho Gnnt Bon 11'1 -9''11te lintlohavo 1111111. And Tho Gnnt loys probalilj liavo -..i In the colors you're loollng fort Navy and Maroon 5-M·L·X!: WE'VE GOT IT WHEN YC1U NEED 111 1111 HUT IOTS- Tho ONLY lovi's9 _capilol of tho West ha t1YWJ style lm's9 llllbs ltld a luD · range ol - lizes lo back lflom upl USI YOUR CHDIJ AT.Tiii GUN'r_ IOYS TllE GWl1' llOlS CtnJ I flll llo al .. PWtbll ......... ... .l ,., ........ ~ .. _ ... __ ,_,... Ylrtlo'woif. l . . ,,_ •. , .... . ' , . • 1 ' . ) . • l .. - • • DAILY I'll.OT SS Angels Hit New Low • Ill Attendance .LEE 'EVANS :Evans Proves • Ouly 4,111 ptl'IOlll "°""""' u lhe llllll Angel<S. fDcludinl WOlboda1'1 pme, Tralllllc M enterfn( Ibo efabtb, Ibo llld ..,...., Bl dme In two runs lo plaee Angell edlfd ae111M1t111ted Tau, 1he Angeb bod drawn •·•· Allll"ll w..,t to wortc on • Vacio Pinion ,_ Cllilomla'I 11-hil •~ three H fn a 1-...nm elgbth ~ roUy. They wW need lo nence -1,500 single and o Km McMllllen dooble elf ~ pltd>en. w.-.,•s mlauto Cl<IWd ~ was for their mnainlng games lo btat lhe IORr llorsclo Plna (S.7) Iba! deldloektd Oltver """ bu n rbl -the lle<Ond r.porUdly the smaUest in Anaheim !IQ altendarice mark ' ol 7111,111, cur-lhe <011lesl. ·-•· pl Sladiuni's ,....,_year history. Tho -McMuUeu tool! 1h1rd cm the throw to moll by .., A.,.-ayer jlnce the provious low c:rowd•aa i,170 !Qr a 11mo· • · 4i1fer. .SlllC8 the plate and BWy J'lrlrer roo for him. toom IDO\'Od lo ()range COilnty. Alex lu1 season wilb Qilcago, • • .. -·oo ..... '"" Loo Clrdenas U... laid down a perfect J...,_ owad<ed • In 1970. ~~~~~u~~ ~: . t;t: 1:, \ == s;~ . ,ffi ~ = =:ee,:r ~ r:,,~ ~ .,~~'.:!eds:~~ ~:1~ r~a~e:; three-game serlol tonrglir with 15-game ::i;;;;:::..:· '::_.::....,=•:.:w::..::O."J<;=:----""-'--Parker with the gllll1e-wlnner. AJl4y -Ith which ternporarUy winner Clyde Wright throwing for the renlly the low wale•" mart lbr ' the Rookie 0a .. Sells l>lrled the lfnal two created a s.11 lie In the sixth. Anll"ll agalnsl Mike Plul ol Texas. Orange County era. frames for the A.,,.i. to pick up his ...,. A oolo bomer by OUm in the same Wilb only II home dales remalninc. the Those who did appear W~ were ond major league Yictoey In as 1111117 .....t HD! the Angels back into the lead Angels Will be Jwd.prwed lo avert their , nowarded with an AagtJ oome-hom-decWons. > but lhe Rlllgm ICOl'ed twice in the loweal alt.eodanc:o alnce moving hom Loo behlnd:::='..:•=ic=lo::.:ry:.:· _________ .:Bo.:b:....:O:.:ll..:ve;.:r_unloa<l<d====-bls=.:l..:91b:.:_hoi.;_•_,.._.:,..: .... ..:..th. __________ _ Surpris-es- , ' In Store For USC? LOO ANGELES -The University of Southern California Trojans worked on defensing Oregon State's lull-house backfield Wednesday but coach John McKay also is aware the Beavers mat try something new on offense in Saturday night's Pacific-8 Conference football ga!'"e. , ... Cll CllJltiNll t') .. ,.,.. ., ... 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Hairston says he wants an extension on his current pact with the Lakers, last year's National Basketball Association champion. ;; --ae's tlie Best; •• . . "They're saving something for us," McKay commented after watching films of OSU's 17-8 .Joss at San Diego State. ·---The-Trojan-offense -practieett 3llliiSl the Beavers' ~type 4-3-4 defense. VCLA D R · . ·3 ..] LOS ANGELES -The same UCLA nyun uns o ru-1!nJ1115 TespoDSible for the season opening Hairston attended a morning picture taking session Wednesday but then left after a phone call from his attorney Al ~--Ross,-Acqull<!d seven!-y .... •·.Itonl Delroil, Halnlon grabbed niore than 1,000 rebolDlds for !be Liken last -. "I don't know why Wilt wasn't here. If h..: doesn't have a good excuse, he'll be fined an undisclosed amount, 11 'Ne,vell • · · 26'17 upset cif Nebraska will start again!t ' · • : Pittsburgh 'Sahm!ay, says Bruins coach ·l!OME ·(A1') -1.ee-EvlJl\~gOl..re~e-c Pepper Rodgors.· - and Jim Ryun hlid another disap-ROOgers said Wednesday of last week's potntment. 1 Nebraska game, "We didn't get a single The American track slan, each or · really serious ·injury.'' whom Wouldpi'eler to rortenbe Munich · 01i the squad of 50 players leaving Fri· OlJ.Dlpics, w~e the center of attention day i:zomtng for Pittsburgh is aenior ~ a field· of Olympians . Wednesday lullhack Randy Tyler. ·He missed the niilit at the Zauli memorial tract and opener with a knee injury but is now lidd meet. lisled behind starter Gary Campbell --1van.~ · ol San Joee, who failed .to also a senior -and 'sapbomono Charley qul!ify !pr the U.S. Olympic team .in lhe Schuhman. Gmeter dash ~though be bolds the With CarnpbeU in the starting bacldleld wer)d record In the eveol,.beal the Olyn\-wW be Mark Harmon at quarterback pie ' medalist, Vince. ·Mallbews, of with ballbacl<s James McAlisler and ~Y!!· · Kermit Johnson. Evini WU clocked in 45 seconds fiat, two-tenths of a second laster than Mat- thews, whose antics on the victory podliim at Munich Jed lo .his ouster fl:om further Olympic eompelltlon. -SllVet medalist Wayne Collelt of Santa Monica, w .. ·barred for the same reason. Thal for~ the United States to scratch its 1,fiOO.meter relay teani and cost Evans, a member or the team, a shot at a medal. R)'Un, of Uawrence, Kan., who lost a cba"IO al a medal when he fell In a quali(ylng beat al Munich, ran a poer third in the 1,500 meters, won by South Africa'• Fanle Van Zyil in 3:39.7. Ryun's time of 3:44.3 was 10.2 seconds below his world record in the event. : Tho crowd of oearty 20,000 which turn-ed -cllt it Rome'e OlymplC stadium to <beer the Italian Olympians was happy Wbeo Gianni Del Buooo woo the 5,000 tneten race. • Del Buono, who falled lo quall/y in Munich in the 1,500 meters and didn't eompele at the looger dlslance, caught America's Steve Prefontalne of Eugene, Ore., who led most of the race, and cruised the real of !be way. He was clocked ht 13 minutes 22.4 seconds, Prelonlaine In 13: :i6.4. Io other events, Olympic gold ·medalist Yutl Tarmat of the Soviel Union won the ~Ud> Junip at 7-4111; Pietro. Menea, ltau.n brome medalisl at Munich, won the 200 meters In 20.5 seconds and Sweden's Hans Lagerquist """ the pole vault at 174\i. Clllifontla BERKELEY -Quarteri>ack Steve Bartkowski and middle linebacker Bob Smith have been choem co-Captains for University of callfomia'a opening home football game Saturday a g a 1 n a I Washingtoo Stale. . Barlko"*1 and Smith, picked Wednes- day. """ consldenod •ll!ndouts 1" Cal'• loM lo nationally-ranked Colorado last -k. . Tbe Beili 'priCUced goal line ollell!<! and de!eaM Wedneaday because, coach Mille White aa)d. they "didn't p.il enough emphasis"~ on short y&J1lage situations against Colorado. '!'he ~ bad ,".good.Intensity" and ended. with a "profitable" 15 minute scrilnmqe, the eoacb said. Tho Bean acheduled a final pracllce today In aboulder pads, shorta and belmels.' • St.nlord STANFORD .... .. A weU-balanced at- tack" is promlaed by Stanford football coach Jack QuiJtiansen for t b e cOrdinaJs opening game against San Jose Stale Saturday. Stanford • will 1!!0 basic offense pal· terns involving Jot.I of passes, aweeps and options, Chr1stiansen said. '!be Cardinals held a short goal line scrimmage Wednesday alter coocentrat. ing oo _their game plan througb Jl1()8! ot the prl'ctiee. U'I T...,.,. BALTIMORE'S BROOKS ROBINSON FUMBLES BALL BUT STILL GETS MAH. DETROIT BEAT ORIOLES, 6-5, Barr · Baffles Dodg~:rs SF N q Longe·r 'l(ff;<nv,n ,' ' f' ! ' ' As Candlestick C"lnwns SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The San Francisco Giants and pitcher Jim Barr have come a long way since an early season series with the Los Angeles Dodgers in which the Bay Area club was ii:' ... t. IS I. 16 hl>t. ,, 5-111. 11 Dodgen Slate .... ·--.,, ('411 !'B '·"'· : '·"'· lj: ··"'· : "·"'· described as the "Candlestick Oo.wns." Following a four-game series in which the Giants dropped three games to the Dodgers at the end of M~y, Lo!: Angeles showed a 4-3 advantage over sagging San Francisco. And Barr was a seldom-u.sed reliever. That's an 'changed now. Barr's flve-hit, 7·1 victory over the Dodgers Wednesday night gave the Giants a final ~ home edge tbi.s season and a 9-6 advantage overall with three games to go in Los Angeles. Tho Glanli1 wbo In! Idle Im two days before playing al Allanta Sallirday, have now won six of ihe last eight gamtS Ibey bave played wllb the Dodgers. And Barr, pooling his finl-e..r Yiclory over Los Angeles, l.s f~y enlnncbed in the pllching rotation . ••t remember when one of those LA. writers called us 'clowns'." aald Giants manager Charlie FoL "ll got back to our players and mlgbl have done BOme good. Sometimes It takes sometblng Uke that·to wale you up." · The Dodgen, who committed a pair of errors that led lo \wo unearned runs in Tileaday night'•' :1-2 lou lo the Gianta, Made four ·more errors . Wednesday, leading lo tbree ·unearned runs. Two of those errora came in 8 five-nm, ~g nlly that featured a two-run triple by rookie Gary Matthews and run- acoring doubles by Barr and Ken Henderson. "It's good to win anytime," aid Barr, "but beating !be Dodgers is IOIDething lpecial lo me because I wmt lo USC and bad a lot of friends Watchlng on television ." lAI ~-f11 SM l"rlMltc-. 171 •rll"" .. rlll'M Snblrll'Wlh,21:1 4 I I I hnch, cf 4 I I I Mef1, If 4 I I 11'1.«llel, 2b 2 I I I w.~n. ct J o • s,.i.r, " 4 o 1 • Pwrt~I. II I I I McCewv, lb s o 0 t L ....... pfllllHflh,. Jiii W.,.,iiw, lb 1 I M---. ff S 1 1 1 #cDlmllltt, lb 1 I Dw.fl:Hw, c S I I I (A'Wfenil, rt 4 I ~""""5. rt 4 2 I 1 O.,....,, lb 4 o llrt", p 4 I 1 1 •-11. u. .. 0 C.nnlmr., c t t ........ , 1 0 ll•11. , •• f'.JlabfnlCWI. pit I I ltrlhlw, 11 I I VtiltntfM, tt 1 1 1 TOllM U I I Tot11$ 2' 1 ti 6 lit A""'• 000 oot 010 -I S.n l"noncltco 111 oao OOlc -1 E -Jl11tMll, o.,,..,. J, Gttbiirttwffl, F-tn Hart J. t>,. -~ I.Mel• 1, S.11 Fr1nc:lKA1 1. LOI L.ot Anllt'lft •, lift Ft•nc:ltc.m ll. 21 -G1rvtY, ....... H..m.11011, hrr. lll -M•lllM ... Hit -Vlllnt!M (JI. 11 -l'utl'lttll, Timi -2:21. A~ -4..MI. Boston's Lead So, lidif. • d I•' . Ie ... ....:S Now One Game By !be A1soclsled Preis The Boston Red Sox took over fll'St plilce Jut week and still find themselves in that euphoriowi pos:itlon. How's that for longevlly? It's not bad coruliderlng the unstable conditloa of the American League Eut pennant race. EspedaUy the unstable coodlllon ol second place In the Easl Since the Red Sox look over the No. I Jlpol oo Sept. 7, !be olber Ihm cm- ,.__ ftect ., • •"-' AM•RICAN LaAOUI 1.-t Dl\'IUM W L fief, el Tl , .. , ...... 14'2.ut-lt Detnlt 14 M .S» I 1• a.111"'°"' 14 65 ."2 11'.1 IS NIW Y.nt 14 &S .SS2 11'1 U '°''°" -H0'"9 nu. o. ...... nc1. Jtpt, 1s. '" 11, .. ""-'· Sept. 11. ''· JO, Drfrolt, hfot. 21, 22, ~ MllWI'*"• 5"1, 2'. 27, ICtnMt Clly, Sept. 211 ....... ., (fl, et 11111rmor1, .ht!-2t, JO, oct. I, •I Dtlrofl, Dct. 2. i. ... Dttrott -Hom• (I), New York. s.pt, 27, 211, M1fw.ut .. , Stpt. 2', 30, Oct. I, Boston, Oct, 2, 3,, 41 A'wiy (10), 'I Mltwtullff, s.pt. IS, 1.. 11, ., ::WttJfndL.. $1¢, f (I twl-nlOhll, 20, ti IOtton. ..,., 21, ;iu, 33, 2•1._ ·-· httll'llOl'e -~ UI, Cle\l'IJ.tnd, Sept. U, 2', Botton, lftlt, n, ». oet. 11 Aw.y 11011 •I Hn York, hpt. lJ, I .. 17, ti Bolton, Slpf. I, lf, 2t.. •I Mll'wl!illl ......... a, ,._ 11 C~1 Oct. I (Ii. Nn Yer\ -...,. (I), l•llin... Sip!. 1S. $6,, 17, CltYl .. nd, ...,., .. oct. I, Mlhnl.IMlt, Qt1, J. I, •1 .1.-y (IJ, •t MUW.lotl•b.t'::' lt, to. •t Ci.v.tand, lePI'. 12. 21. :IA 12), If hPf. 11, .. lendm -Detroll Tigen, New York Yankees and Baltimore Orioles -have all occupied the No. z spot. They oontinued baseball's version of musical chaln Wednesday night while the Red Soi soUdlfied their hold on llrat with a 7·2 victory over the Yankees. If you can caU a Olle1l&ma lead mild, thal is. "Tho biggesl thing thal this game did for us, 0 said Bolton manager Eddie Kukii, "ls that we left home In first place and we're going home in tlrst place. "It gave everyone on the club a big lift ••• pJUI the fans in Boston. We get wrap- ped up lo the fans' enthusiasm." • The Red Sox. who had a haJf.game lead Tuesday, now hold a one-game advantage over the Tlgen, who beat Uie Orioles, 6- 5, Wedneaday night. saia:-~ ,, BRATISLAVA, Czechoslovakia -Gary Hall of Garden Grove scored victories -1n both the 100-meter butterfly and the 4()0. meter individual medley at the lOtb International Grand Pri:J: of Siovakia swimming meet Wednesday, Hall WU timed in 4:46.4, in the medle1 and iD 57.7 aeeoods for the butterfly event, in which Mike Stamm of San Diego was third. Stamm woo the mmeter backstroke In 2:09.6, while John Murpl>y ol Hlnsdale, 111., finished lhird.· Murphy wcm tho JOO> meter freestyle in 53.0, wltb JobD Kinsella of lllnadale third. 1n women'• compeUlloo, su. Atwood of l..onl Beac.lt _, the fOf•mottr backslreke in 1:17.4, then placed - in lhe 400-meler Individual medley ~ Leslie CUI/ ol Clnada. who was docked In 5:13.9. ' ,,, MONTREAL -South Africa's CJUI Drysdale used deep returns Wednesda~ to keep Ken Rolewall off his game and posted a •1, 1-2 victory over the Australian In the second round of the International tennis townament. Drysdale, who now lives in Auatln. Tex., used hi. two-banded backhand lo advantage and never was ln trouble in advancing lo the quarterfloals of tho $50,000tounJameot In other second round singles play, Tom Okker of the Netherlands, seeded •lxlh. beat ninth-seeded Bob Lula ol Tiburon, Calif. 1-1, M. ,, SEATl'LE -Top-seeded Die N- ol Romania crulaed lo a M, M rictory over Glenn Gentnar of Honolulu Wedne,.. day evening Jn the $25,000 Rainier International tennis tournament here. In other flnt round metches, Jean Chanfreau, France, stopped Richard Dell, Waa,hington, D.C., 6-4, 6-7, &.J , and Ian Fletcher1 Australia, trounced Jack Neer, Portland, Ore., 6-2, 6-1. Among those who had attained the sec- ond round of _ singles. Paul Gerken, Norwalk, CoM., beat Bill Brown, Om:iha, Neb., M, 6-3, 6-2 and Jaime Fillol. Ch~· beat Brian Gottfried, Fla .. 6-4, 6-7, l}-f . In the second round of ddu , Nastase and Russell beat Jim Osborne of Honolulu and McManus. 6-4, 2-6, 6-2. T'.os.1 Case and Geoff Masters, both of Australia, beat Sooth Africans Bob Hewitt and Frew McMillan, 1..e, U , 6-t, ,, John Mackey, voled the beat tight end _ ln pro football's first 50 years, now ii up for grabs in the National Football League after betne put on waivers by the Baltimore Colts. . The JO.year-old veteran had told the Colts he wanted to be traded or put on waivers If he would have to play behind Tom Mitchell, who was elevated to the fiee Briefs Pap H U.S. Coach Wants Changes .... . . ' 1t'restllfl9 JINt'laer• Return ' • • OiJm'Plc wre.Uert Jqim (lefl) and lion Peterson was proclaimed John 111d Ben Peterson Day In • ~ the .tllge 1Pllh WllCOnlln'a IO\'Ul!Ot PalriclJ: Wisconsin. John took gold and Ben silver medal& in l. ~ llld 111ei. ""9011, Ill. and Jin. J!lul Peter> Cree style wrutling al KW1lch. ::~ -• • 'nlcome'liom~ rllJ1 In Colllllot:k;. Tiie di,)' • ., ---l - DENVER !4'P) -Bobby Lew!J, who eoaclied tho United States Olympic box· Ina team throup Ibo controveny-riddb Munlcb Games, 11)'1 mon American of· flclaJs iuid a oew -... sYllem mlgbl llolp Olympic boxioc . "ll'i llllbellenti!O; I Jal "dolil un- dmtand 11," Lewla aid Wednesday -be ntumed llore' to pteptn Ron Lyle tor • Sept. lit beaVJWOlibt boul qalnsl •eterm1 ·jluller Jlolblt. lie was n!lenliil lo Ille dlldlU., al lhe Olympics. ' " Lewla pointed aut lhlt 11 of tho II men Who olllciated Cllllt hill ~ ----- countries, whlle there were only two Americana. "Wbeo It oomes down lo close dedalons," be said, "Tbere'1 no way you're g~fi:_\l ll the other IUY (hol· er) ii from the Iron CUrtaln. •• LewlJ u1d more Amer\can Judaes would belp, but that lo quallly for Olym- pic ollldaljng a penon must be a member al lhe Amai.ur lnl<mallonal Bo&lnc A-"tloti. • Testa for mem- bership, be ""1ed, are. 1Iven eoJy · 1n Europe. ' . . " . ~~~wouldbea •bane' 'la ·~ ~. lotting -Judp .. -·bls·dedr1111 ·C11 , each round, rather than wallJna tmUI the end of the three-round bout' lo post a point Iola!. "Lei the crowd see 11;" be said, sddinf ®II such progress reports also would help the bo1en to "know wbal you "'111\ do." Lewis said althou1b lie was lls"P' pointed wilb the ofllclellltg, be was nol unhappy wllb bis boxers and tbeit- perfarmances during and alter some fl( • the controvenlal f1chta which 11\ey loot. I .'J'\te only American boxing &old medOi wmner was llgbt wel1ei'ri!ahl liq Sealta ol Taooma, Wuh. • '"""4q, ~ 14. 1972 Big Test For Gauchos In Opener • JUI! bow pd II tht "12 Saddltblck Colltp lootblll iuin? That answer could come Saturdlt night when tile Gouchot of coach Geora• Bartman host a vdtly Improved Cypl'tll CoUqe team al Mlulon Viejo High. "Cn>..., Joou toughor t1wt r.e "., teen them," says Hartman. 11Jt11 dtllnltely lbtlr bttl ball club. Dtlenalve- ly lbty pose more problems tllan lbty ever befe--befott. -..._ "They lhnnr 1bt ball ... 11 weJJ and their back.I are real quick and nm well. Jn thiJ first aame, the team that makes the Jeut amount of mistaW will win." Saddlekclt wW open wiib a vtttran team featuring a vastly. Jmproved nm-. nlng game -a allght deficit most of the 1971 aeuon when tbe Gaucboa: went 7-3 and finished ae(.'(lOCf in a conference: nee for tht nrtt time In -yeara. Alllldre Holm<I, Mlulon Hlgh'o ooma• tion of a year ago, ii expected lo giv• the Gauchos a big IUI In lbt running depart. -~ aking wilb anothtr u-Mluion Vie- jo 1tar -lmhman fullback Jot Jonn, • · 190-poundtr. And Bob Dullch <OUDltn wllb 1 pag. Ing attact that produced nearly 1,200 yll'dl tut ...,.., Dullcb II a oopbomore wbo al.oo P"'Pl>td at Million Viejo. The rel! Of the ofltntlve llneup wlll feature lllret freshmen and I l v • oopbomom. Frtthmen include ca11tr R a n d y Paulson, a 8-3 ~pounder from San Clemente, .guard Guy Dunn, a S-10, 215- poundtr from Tuolln and flaolll!r F.d Call from Unlvenlty (S.10, 175). '!be, 90pbomore offensive starters in- clude • auard Gent Luber (6-Z, 2115), tacldn Dan l!twell (6-0, 251) and Brad F~ (f.1, ~). Ughl end 11J! ~po (W, IU) and tplil end Bob Haupert (6-0, lllO). ' Defen.slvtly, only .lllret freshmen will dnlw ·•tarting IDlgnmentJ ancf all thi.e are linebackers. They include MWlon Viejo'• Jim Wand (6-0, IOO), San Cl-lo'I Bill Madden (f.1, ZIS) and Foolblil'o Rick Jacobi (6-0, 175). Up front, Rod CUmnilngo (f.I, 230) and Rick Andtraon (HO, 111) wlll bt Ille 1114rdl wilb Bob Burjeo (M, 220) and Gordon Dtmcan (6-0; Zlll) at the ·tacldtJ. • ~A'la ROD CUMMINGS ANCHORS SADDLEllACK DEFENSIVE LINE. • • UCI Tourney Launches Anteaters' Polo .Season .. • Defense Still Has Long Way To Go-Fair -,ca.uo-.... ..., ...... GWC Starting Lineups . Are Still Up for Grabs The fonnnl -11o1 .._ -a 9y BOWAID L. BANDY bic atemll•e wapcn ,_ Dfd; 'hcter'• ' °' .. ..-,.. ... Orqec.ut Colltpfool!wp-.. ,. A few~ have -dolermlDll4 the put II ......,., for !be Galdm Wat Oolle&t Nrtlnc Ao me fa ....,,llJ ....W, "I 1inellpl qalDlt Om!Ct C4llll O>llole really enjoy wattbJnc a-.... c.ut Saturday ,,,. llUI --are suJ>. beca111e tt playo IUdl an ndtlnc _,.. Ject lo m.ace u late u Yrtdoy "" Tbal'• true, bul occ looms ID I.be put cordlnc .. -Ray --.. We aren't tee pereent. aet ri&ht MW/' decade have alao bad -,..Uy ll>lld Ille llutllen mtnl« llOl"-"Gene Farnll • def.-a, u well. -has ,.... doubtt about GUr llarllng of· la the Plnlol' two ICl'ilnmq• laal fenslve gU8rdl and Frod Hoover bu In- _,, K -Ole dd __ that_...rq. =~ .. .!~ the lle00Ddar7_ on I =:.. ~y~.!!'" =::: s: If lndeclsJoo OD lltarllng llneupl AP' ....-pearo lo bt 1 ptOblem al Goldtn Wes~ It hoot U'Cll rival ~ WOii College In ls a healtey tltuatton ........iJng to the le8IOll opener. ' Shacldtford who bu 21 nlllrD1ng 1'1- 0CC'• defenot.e -.linator Jack ltrJllelloohandalongwllb_.oiJllllDd. Fair .Mfl the Plralol' deftnll,. i1ne bas Ing freshman prooptels. -. . . ..:. . SI 1n runnlo1 -lbt o11..... looking .,..,. way lo go. for startero he heglna wilh lhll "OUr deft111e la DOI neorl,y u lood llalomtnl: ' last yur'o. How ...id II bt. 11'1 young "Wt have 1bree guards battling 'for a and lnuptriencecl" starUng berth. T)lere are four l'll!llling •· 11 11 ~ u far u coliege bacu after two starling places and I ~"~ la ;,.... "'ally don't know wbo will start at com,..~-....,., quarttrbaclt right now. Of the live linemen and two bacltm, "On defense we hove a 1Jmllar oltua- 'lllorpl (!ti) llWll tbt --..... On <le!-Ille ~ wtll -!nm 1ellormeD -adull..t1 .-~ ceptlm ol the ladde bortb wlton - flnl.yeor playon ... baltllnc for Ibo -In( a-lpmenll. I • John Meunier (Ill) and Brian x.rno (Ill)) ol Marino and Jim Polltt llOG) ol Runtlngloa Bddl an lbt ployert ID· coo\ -Lettermen Steve Heil (1111) and Joo Mootanart (21111) ore llaled at fSldi. Tine -wlll -iroarllol lllcboo· (Ill), Jf!rTy Lelnlnatr = Diet Ftrr)'IDOll (:lllO) lll'Llilb (lllO), all monogram wlnntra. 'l1>e four .....wy peojllt wt11:cxmo from lhil ll"JU]> ol llx !-.... and -fmlunan, Klrk Harri! (Ill) o I Wtslinlnslor: . &II Kallir (Its), Jim Clavt1 (Ill), MIU Ladd (175), 5co1t Alberllon (110), Lee Fro!cltndotf (170) and Mike Ill% (110). BRIEFS .•. only. lllree, have coliege uptrlence lion at tackle when only two of three behind them and cme ol -played on mtn can llart. In tile lltCOlldal7 It ls olftllM lalt yur even more complicated. Only loor ol 1tv· 8larllng light tnd pooltlon lut aeuon. • en players ln eonlenllon for a llartlng The Colli --Mondly that Dela! .. end Cll -and tackJ&. spot will make II In our flral game-u Mackey had -lie dtnled It and noae guard Pat Swetllancl, along with llarten." sald he J..! wanted lo go lo anolbtr NFL laclde Dove Jae-are the onlYlel· He then 1111iles as bt reflects lbt depth team. So coach Den McCafferty m- termen lllrllnc. J-WU • -lhiit lhil rdltd.s for the comln( cam-llOllDCtd Wedneaday that Mackey had on dtftlllO ln 1'11. palgn. II Is a tpOI most coaches bt«I waived. If he II DOI claimed before Thole tint are all tough vtluans. Bui would IJke lo bt ln lo llart the first game f p.m., Friday he will become a frtt the jury W lllll out on end Gary Balch, of lbt ....... agent. , ' tackle Elden Kidd and llntbacktn Ken Gelling· down to n11nt1, Sbacldtford !-' Warren and Bob dtLuctllotU, ali of does a bit more elaborallon. CHARLO'M'E, N.C. -ToP"..- wbom are frtsbmen. _ Dale Wliliam.., a ltlltn!WI, appears to Blllle Jean King of Long Beach beat Be\--- Balch Is a &-2, ~ from have ibt opening center pool ..,.eel up on ty Stove of the Netherlands, 6-0, M Edllon. llll -'MIR 11 ll>t llartlng offense. Wedlielday ID lbt MCCl!d round ·or. Ibo left guard cm olltllle. Three lettermen are vYiDC f<w the $40,000 Four Roaes ..-U'• tennll Kidd, a w, llJ.j>oundtr, WU alJ.. guonl poailkllll lnclud1nc Jim -clualc al the Olde Pl'ovldence Ra<qUll ev"'Ytbllll laal yur al F0unlaln Valley (IU), SCOtl Smilb (110) and Tet'lT .and Swim Clab. ·-- wldle Warren (!;_l,-:1115) pnpped al Costa Robertaon (195). · Mn. King then teamed with Roltmary Mesa IDlb. ut!•ncellolU (6-1, 195) Jim Harper, a m.poundtr from Cuala ol San Francllco for • l\rll""""' ll'ldual<if from Mater Del a couple of Palmdale and Jaclt Murry, a :ne. doableo victory ever Cathy Kuylrmdall ol IOllOlll qo and altendtd a .Naval poundfr from Anat..Jm, make up the Mlaml and Pally Ann -of Sf. Acadtmy prep llCbool Wt yur. He dldnl starting tackles. Both are freshmen. Peitnburg, FIL 11, f.I. play football tl!ere. Bill Brack (lllO) la al tlgjlt end wllb Mia Cuala, oetded fourth who - Fair admlls that he'll bt able lo Randy Cobb (175) and Frank Kelly (!JO) carried lo lllret aela by the U.year-old, evaluate just bow good hls def..,.. will al wide receiver. All three are lettermen. Miss Kuykendall In the opening round, ba alter the Golden West aamt. . Bill Corndiua and Jerry Hinojosa, a . ovorcame· II• 111 • Teeaarden ol Loo "We'vt never seen them play under pair of returnees, give the Rustlen a Angele.I. C-7, .. 1, t-2. · pr...U..., but I have an Idea lbty won't .... two punch al quarlort>ack. Nancy Richey Gunter of San Angtla, In the tecondary, all ,four ltarten are lettermen. They lncludt·Jtll Denny (6-10, 175), Nolen llO)ler ($.11, 170). Kellb · GlblOll (J.to, 175) and Ken Marquardt (J. 1, 111). Seven lettennen, an outslandlng junior col1ege transfer, a red Shirt player from a year ago and a bumper crop of freshman prospect, are currently un- d~rgoinf twice daill' ~touts under •ooacll Sci Newland for a place on Ille UC Irvine water palo team. do loo bod. They're young, bot they have Rick Rice II the lone lellorman al !be Tu., No. 1 .. -ln linllu. ...., by outdoor championship lhll tummer. • the polenlial of being rellJ1 aood. And n· •ning baclt pool with frelhmen•aiucl: default .,... Karen xr..itsckt o I "USC will he tough again, and I donl Ibey "'°'k bard and hit good,• llfl Fair. Winkles (lllO), Bob Ferraro (:11111) and Pal Aualralla, who -ill. ' Marquardt WU Ollt of the leading run-nJnc bacU for •the Gauchos lut leBIOll, bot will probably bt !lled very llltle oil offense in '7J. CummJags tamed ,ii·~ Con- ference hoborl two aeuont ... _,u a frellunan, bat llllfftnd • -taJllry In the Cyptt11 Pin• lall yea'r·and aat out the rest of the season. He's had cor· know what Fulierlon bas. They beat us last year and sbould bt 'pretty strong again. The olben ..... uaJmown al lhil tifue lncludlng Long Beach~" ') UC! II working out In the morning al tht El Toro Marine bl.. and ln the lfttr. noon al Newport Harbor l:llgh. · rective aurgery since then. Los Angeles Gets QB~ From Atlanta lfhe Anltalen wlll face the lint of many expected tough 8Mlgnments In th< annual UCI tournament Sept IZ-Z3 In th< Newport Hprbor J11ib pool. The two-day event pits UCLA "i8imt UC Davis al 10 on Friday and th< Anteat.qa against. UC Santa Barbara at u ,30, Should ho\h the favond BrulN and UC! win opening gam... Ibey would return against each <ither ui a semifinal conltll al 5:30. "We have rT p1ayen out for the team, . the most I bave·ever bad. We'll probably have 1 JV program,· or at lea.st some gamea," Newland adds. LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Los Angeles Rallll have picked up second year pro quarterback Leo Hart on waivers, whlle also clalmlng rookie center and guard Willie Parker. The Rams WtdneJday c!Untd Hart from the Atlanta Falcons and Parker, a1so on waiven. from the San Francisco "49ers. Hart, drafted No. 3 by Atlanta in 1971. threw on1y one pass for the Georgia team last year. and that fell Incomplete. He ands ~fe:et...f, and weighs 20f pounds. Otber firll round tn<OUDltl'I match cal Slate (Fullerton) against the Univenlty of Southern' C8lifomla at I and UC Berkeley against cal Stale (Long Beach) at 2:30. "UCLA has to· be rated the top team in the NCAA again this year," Newland says of the defending champions. 0 Berkeley ii exceedingly tough but I don't koow if they are eligible for NCAA champion.ship competition. MOit of their guys were on the team that won the AAU Baseball Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh Chicago Ne..v York St. Louis Montreal PhUadelphia ClnciMali llOOlton bodgen Allan la E11t Dlvtsloa W L 88 41 75 tt3 72 II tt3 74 II 73 19 89 West Division 85 53 77 llO 73 65 San Francisco San Diego II 75 112 77 51 84 Weclflt ..... l"I •1Mll1 l"'ltt~ 6. Chic"° ' Mew Ytrk II, Pl'll~l'lll1 ' CltKINWlll L All.,,11 I, 11 lnnl"'I 11. Llolllt J, MolllfM1 ~. II lnnl"8J H11111lofl •• S.n Ditto 5 $1n FrlolKttee 7, Lfl Al!HIQ 1 T.,i•v•t • ...,_, Pct. GB .117 - .543 H .529 II .468 24 11 .467 2111 .355 40 .616 .SU 111 .529 II .4llO 21 \1 .446 23 \1 .371 3211 r t"lbureh (Mooeol 1M) •t CMCIM (11..vJdltl •n .11. Leuh: (CllWland l~UJ Ill N.cln!rMI (T•rtl ... , SM! DMP !Grief J.1•l 11 Houston l"ol:lerll llo6) ()Mo ...,,,.. Khltl11IW. ,.,......,.., .._ Nn YM llt Cflluwo Montrtel el '"Ulldelpfll• S... Dltoe •I Clflc.1-" L.M Mttln •• Howton l"ltfllllWllfl ,, lf ....... ,. C)ltfy ,.,.,.. ICNdllltf. AMERICAN LEAGUE East Dlvlsloa W L Pct. GB 71 112 .514 Boston Detroit Baltimore New York Cleveland Milwaukee 7111 .536 1 71 tt3 .531 1\1 71 tt3 .532 Ill tt3 71 .4$1 11\1 57 113 .407 II Well Dlvllloo Oskland Chlcq:o MlM ... la Kansas City An1el1 Teus II $7 "587 71 60 .565 69 61 .~ 67 18 .413 64 n .461 52 65 ,381) " w-...n aew111 ... loft 1, Ntw Y9"1 I KtMM City-'-Olk"' • o.lllNI I. M"-'Me t Mltw•W;• l, Cl9¥tll!MI l Deir.It ' a.ltlftlOr'W I CtHtlnlll f.. T111" I .....,.._ s 11\1 13 11\1 2811 Clfttland (Duntlffll +41 at MltwellkM (ll't'lt .. 11) T111tf (l"tlil 7-fl II C1N ...... {Wrlfllt 1M) Onlr """* KMcNltCI. ,.,.,, .... """ CW..Llrld It "'*" ••tt•• 11,Ntw .,..,. Dtlroll 11 M!IWeukM IC.,_ Cll'r 11 Mlr111Molt T1w1f 1( Oflltll"' _.. Clllc'" ,, Cit! ....... DEAN LEWIS . . 1tff HAUOll ILVD., COSTA MISA 646-9303 • S..lce ...i Pam fer. All '1""" C.rs -Modem lelly Shop for H Car's . . . OnDct Counl)"a taras and Mo.ai Modern TO)ola . and Volto DMJtr OVAllA& HLIVIRY DKIALllTS • . ' -~-------- Lettennen returning include Bruce Black, Tom Doughty, Jim Bradburn, Jay Brower, Jack Dickmann, Lee Graham ·and Terry Sale. Jim Krue, one of the top junJor coliege players a year ago al Fullerton, bu join- ed ll>t Antealtn along with Bret Bemai-d from the red ahlrl team. B<mard at- tended the Air Force Academy u · a freshman and II a graduate of CGrona dtl Mar illlh. Outstanding freshman · proapecto fn. elude Guy Antley, a goalle from El Dorado; Boyd Philpot, Downey; Tim Quinn, Newport Barbor; Cl1lp .Rowe and Phil Streeter, Paloo Verdel; Pat Wat and Dan Graham, Edilon; Rex PUIOlll, Bu,rbank; and Tim MacAUer, La Stma. DIAN .LEWIS BRAND NEW Just Arrived From Toyota MX MODELS Come In & Tat Drive Today Alao AYllL l'or Delivery • LANDCRUISERS MARI( II ~AGONS CELICAS VOLVO . '"Dealt lewis" We lee~ more Vo!Yos In Ore1199 County' thin •ny otlie't. deelersN~ , lliltUIPl&· .. VlllQI: ' · SfAl~l MO. • • I • ' t • • ' • • • I I • Ii I i 1· I I • • • _, _ _,,.......,...,._ __4;;.,:; ___ _.... .... ~"•'" • • DAILY l'!LOT • 19·72· Could 'Be Banner year MV Tennis M-y Two-way Starters . SC Defense Appears Set Diablos' Defense Improved For OCC Water Polo Team Tourney Scheduled WUll the _t._ ., ., caimw (M, HD ... > .... 1n ... i """0or1 BlouP <u. 140 When Onnge c-1 0oUoct --en and .... very -erred !tom U CL A . ocbool Ml for the flnl -., lllo l'lllllllns-. Ir.). If then .., a weal; 1lftlt lo water polo ~ J a e k good b...,...,.. Mlslolelt wW be a llarter for The second annual Mbslon followlnc San Qemmte Hl&h'1 Deep bocU lo Scbllf'1 plw Anot11or 81'lddfr who II fl• 1111 -·· M11e1oo Viejo Fullenon ealll a tline Wt In -GI them wW -act1m1 the Buel. · 11'12 loothlll --Include Jerry Key (II, 1111 pec1'd to Mt pleDIY ol -football i.n, It bid to he the his fJnt pme Frldly Dllld. 1\1dly nl&llt (!:ID) wbeo the A-traftlfer from Viejo t e • n 11 tournament, Sept. II ol llolu' Grlllde, ·sr.), C!orlle Dlrpn (5-J, 1111 II -Wlllon, a 5-U, llO-• def.,... he'll 111111 a loud -b:r to Plnlttl play their fourih ..,_ UCLA ii -·1'-Doug Weller, • lponsorod llll the Mission Vie-eooeb Allie Sdiafl cooUmaes lo ) ~,_ F'·'-(• • 1---' ....... ·····to ... __ ... -··· ~-....... o~--· Jo --·--sr .• ~., ~~ ~. -,..,..... • The Dlabloo ICOl'ed well, but --....---W.w a niQOd who propped at ~~•.. Tennis C!uh and ..-..tlon push his crtdden thnluil>1l-;::::======::;;;~======::;-IOVe ap on overa111 of three l'ullorton has the ~..t Alumni aquad. Weiler II batlling lettenn.an Department 11 set !or Sept :is-thttN-day pn<ticel. I louchdownl por 1anw on the turnout be's ever bad (33) and "Ill the past, the almm Rod 1!oa !or llie atlrllng 21 30 and Oct. 7,3,:11 • at And ot t111s Point hlJ defense 1'1Y to a H ncord. most of them ore hlue clllp-ha'" betn a little out of shape, goalie job. ~ "'·•'-· U · ' •wean fairly set, although "Out dtfeme.,.. not good," pera. · but theJ'vo stW had enough Other top IOjihomol"es In-"~' recrea on centers nne Individual blttl.. !Ol concedes eoach Boh lllvner, Some polo entbuliw are espestence ood knowlellge to elude Mike Beel. Randy Bia~ and. ~borlnc court a . atarllng berths ore expected to "but ft'ft 1pent a Utue more even 11yiog that Fvllertoo'a whip us. But th1I year it m17 tennan, John C a r p en t er • Entries are expected to u-conUnue QP until game time Ume with our defenae thia 1972 duD coold euUy 10 be djff«<nl," 11)'1 Fullerton. Ridlard Hyland, Preston Jlob. ceed the 4llD mark. wltb Bolio Grande. yeor llld I tb1nk we're Im-uoslefeoted agalnlf JC com-Transfer Ron Mlsiolek, who bit, Rlcbard Jooet, Dan Kent, Tho !e:ture event of the "We'll he going holh woys proved." . petition. , starred lo< Coeta M-1l1gh Bill McAneoey, Mike O'Brien. loumament will be the cpen with moot of our follls," aays MJssloo Viejo wt1I have f.ood Included In thllt 1111ol33 11e two ....... oao, 11 the blgal Tom Oliver, Jim &nlth IDd lnvltatlonol. Tbls event will _lichlf!, "we just don, hive i1Je on the defenslvo line, 'bul U letlermen, a oouple of top. bon\11 !or OCC t111s yeor. Be Bob Wurster. award $11111 to singles llld enouib to IO two platoon." :wt're 1!1)1 ""'"111 flll." aays_ , ~ _ _ Although ~ 11 . .J>lenly of doubles w"1ners, f10 to -The three best candidates ot Btvner. "We're not slow, but talent among the &rWP of place finishers and sis to clefemlve end hive betn Pat we're not f8-'t either." Sertllll JWear• freshmen, Fullerton doesn 't sing!" semtfmalists. Dauss (H, 115 sr.), DeMts ... At end will be Mark Moffitt.· think any one of them will Invitations have been ex-Murphy \5-10, 175 sr.) and Ron a starter as a sophomore who . · crack the .startlnc lineup. tended to teaching pros Stan Sanchez: 5-tl, tao sr.). flkln't play as I junior. He'• Coirona del Mar' "I doubt if there's I starter Kula. Anaheim ; Mark Elliot, ~::;ve(5-~ckl. 1~ ·sr:) i~:,a U5i pounds and Hivner call! In the freshman group, but a Newport Beach Tennis Club; blln "very stil"'J llld'" u · lol of freshmeil will play," Doug Verdieck, Laguna Niguel John Phllipoff (6-t, 205 sr.) -" t l tball " 1:'1...11.~-while three griddtrs are vying ~en oo ayer. says ... ~wn. TC: Dan Bohannon, The City; for the No. 1 honors at middle At the other end will be Rlclc Freslljnep On the OCC roster and top tournament players 'Curtis, a 5-91 170-pound junior s 'lid D f Incl~ Meaa -Matt Bob Duesler (1972 Huntington ~-Dougall (H, 165 sr.), 'Who also doubles at· 0 on e ense Waldelic:h,'MikeYa~wood, Beach Open Champ), Hank Orville Wright ($-I, 180 sr.) quarterback. Moffitt also Eric Lund, Steve Marron, Leichfried (defending MWion and Dan Orsburn (5-9, 135jr.), plays fullback. '' Oran Marksbury; Esblncla -Viejo doubles tiUISt). George are locked up In a war at that Tackles will be 2(11).pounders Larry Blatterman, John Yardley (ex-basketball great), Ruuell RJce and . Pat Conma del Mar Hl&h'• of· 0, · 17~ sr.) and returning Ready, Tom Sm.a 11 wood ; . Steve Pe a cock ( San s~~ing for llnebacking duty WU~, a tight end la.S · fenslve arsenal -.p pe Jr 1 ~ Bob Pftller (7-3, 175 Edison -Mike Braun, Brian Bernardino Open winner) , are Lonnie Hutts (5-11, 180 sr.) Y"ll'· Middle suar)! II ~ullh eepeclally briglJt with the mt sr.). . Snyder; La Quinta -Mark Craig Neslage (Santa Ana and Jim Boyer (HI\, 160 sr. I Gover; a l~pounl.lel)ior Hlv· football campaign 'looming ~ if any-of that quartet Desmond; Los Amigo! -Paul Open doubles champion) and along with Nick Vliesides (5- ner ~ one of our beet •··d but •-·te ... ;..,....e.;ts help Bollud has Jon Berman: Cal High (Whittier) Horst Ritter (top-ranked 10, •75 jr.) and Lonee Swigert Moemen." •~ • ~e• ·~ .,. Terry (IMI, 175, jr.), Mike Min--Kevin Aley. former use player). IJneblckers \rill be seniors cellent review the.-Is. na ($-9, 1110 jr.), ·Brod La8t season OCC won its Other events scheduled are <~f~·beeneyeingthree e Schulll and Rick White, due, it mtilt take • bock ... t McNamee ($-10, 155• jr.) IDd lint U games and finished men's and women's singles or lour poullJlllUes a t l!o-poundm. Sch u It r to the defense. Steve Bellrens (6-1, 115 jr.) with a 2U ie<:Ord;placing sec-aod doubles, IocltJdlng mlled roverblck. ·Swigert, JI m IWld San Frard&co. 8 Iii 11 I 8 day. Things are looking up in Loog Bead\. With oursml- ing, smokei.SS jets and cheery, law laras, happi- ness and San Francisco are just around the"""*· Likewise, Sacramento and San Diego. can us (lf your smiling trawl agent. PSA .... ,,_ • 1111. ~ IMI while White ii s.t. Irvine League kl b IP l n ....S7 lor duty. All four ore up ond in the slate tournament doubles for A-B, C and D Hawkins (5-1, 115 s r . ) . ; 111e seconctary'wW he made Corona def Mar II loaded ln lmn the 1'71 sophomoniteam. ~to~De~Anlll-~~------~c~ls~u~lf~led~p~la~ym~.---~vne.~·~ides~_:and~-P~•~llll~h~ly'....!Dan~~================= !IP of David Caldwell, Kl!vlo the defensive depor1ment with , -that went ~ t 'ta ton, Nick · Galvin and Jin\ · Satun!a>''l sc:rlmmage at sr. At llneback01 tbe Sea Xlnga Clilfon!, although BI vn er John 'BOoco (7:19 p.m.) the appeor healthy too with.Brad ~!ls the ~up tentative. nest-billlnea on , hand for Nelson (5-U, 1io R.), Gordon 1 ·' 11It's..J'eally hard to l;IY bqw ·"°:!ch·Daye Ho~nd a crtW. Stewart (l-0, 185 1r.), Brian ;litrong our defense II g01ng,to We thln1t we re prett~ oo)ld Qemence CHO, 115 sr.), and ~." san.Hlvner. "A )Qt of .our on defe~, r1gb~ .~w _1t •P-transfer Rhett Tucker-(S..1., Ji<iys wD1 be playing both ways pears gOOcl. Tbe oecOndary lG aopb.) from Brea Joolilng ~ It's a little J>J:ttnature I<> shook! be pretty aoOd," un-hOst In practlce. · make.any judgmenll." ,: 'dersllteo ijolland. --·Outalde 1lnebllClrors inCJude , lllvuer is, however, happy The defensive aecoodary Greg wlieeJer (5-Z, 1111 · 111'. ~dh the enthusiasm be's aeon. C0111!1t1 of aecond ·lam All· l'elur!!lnt llarter) st e v e 1.·we•re _pleiJed," be says. league bock John G.-r (IMI, StaJnioker (Ill. 1'5 .-.) and 1'The kida are hltUn& and 165 II'.), ..tumlqr starter CUff Wassertauah (f.O, 115 hustling, but Ibey have a lot lo John AndreWs (5-10, ,Jiii ..-.), sr) · , learn yel" returning startet Pat Wa1t (6":, UP front it's returning an. t leaguer Pat Lynch(._,, :DO !f), ' Mark Garratt (l-0, • 190 sr.), ·.Golf Cwwn w Display = i;;~~~w·< .. ~ f~ ~ flgllUn& !or defensive end ~Bag of Trieks at MV ~~~~i:~ 9. 115 jr.), Boh Rlglno (5-0, 180 sr.) and Mike Frosh (IMI, 175 Jr.) In the numlng !or •tariiJlc hooon. Paul Bwnann, the clown prince of golf, wlll bring his bag of trick shots a n d Jl!illosophlcal h u m o r lo Mission Viejo Country Club Saturday aftern0on at 3 o'clock t8r a public demonstration. Bumann uWlzes a i!IY'I~ of welrd 1ollln1 tools In his rouUne including r u b b e r abaft«! drivers "lrith the flex of a garden hose, smoking golf balls and three-loot tees. Bii bag of laugha aJ90 "°"' ta1ns a driver • sporting an eight foot shalt Wlllch Bumann UleJ I<> drive a bill almost~ yards: I matched IOI of lour Topfllte drivers .which simultaneously drive f o u r balls and the world's largest palrof iW*-. ,\udlenoe· participation Is also a bl& part of Bumann'• -oct. The veteron PGA in- structor'not only permits peo- p19 to attempt duplication of his lrtckery, but of!en timely •· 1191f llpa aa well. )llufori Viejo will also be Ibo ..... of a football clinic IDd ahclgun tournament nm Wednesday for the men's club. Deep Sea Fish Repo~ • -- . The clinic will be ata&ed by members of the Notional Football Hall of Fame FOOl>- datlon followlng clhmer In the evening. -· We're No . . . 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LINING & LABOR 24~ .... -...... 5ss OPEN I a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon, thru Fri. l s.tvnlay la.m.toS~.m. \ U.S. CRAG~R-MAGS SPOKE 2·49 01 DISH .. .. ,,_ M ... - TRUCK -CAMPER -MOTOR HOME TIRE$ Sno "-$10 ,. $JO per Tiro MZI 'ONLY llD ONlY 6f0.16 •••••• 21.tl .... 16il •••• Jt.tl Jf0.11 •••••• 26.tl ., ... ,, .••••• 41.16 7 ... ,, •••••• 17.tl ............ ,, .. . JM-16 •••••• )6.71 10-16,S 4t.ll P.l.T. l.M f9 &.61 11-16.1 It.II " ' .. • • ,. • Rustlers Run Friday In Opener ..... DmlCI' ••NllAC• -... ~ l4laM 1IDa MCrOaY AlmlOltO" DIAi• oua YOUI 1m NOW 111 AK l'OI ... IOUM D•YI WI •GHllAC M llolW ............. c:.. ..... Ml I017 Golden Wat Collele'I .,.. ~ tam JlUll ·lll .... .,_-.im ..... _ record Oii Ibo lllie Frlda7-j!!!!==========!!! Ibo 11u111m I ace Cllrul J1t ~ College 1n Ibo -·· 11n1 N I E , · ..RldlmAaDeftfil. meet at Cllrul. It .WU at 4. eaJ' y VCryODC Fin• CUiiom T•Uorilts Cooch Tom _, bol me of n-. • • . u-_..._~ i• T--..1.-Warmt....,11 -ama11a1 ....-~ ,... utem to .1AUic.u:rs 11·--c .. ., and be 11y1, "Wt 1n loiac lo -Ml-ltn, • bavetohlve~ --1 ---.------------_:_~-~!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ ... lo defend .... --1-......i. but ti II $lnclly . • • • . . . ' -· JERRY RUTH BIDS FOR A RECDRD AT OCIR THIS WEEKEND IN ' NHitA SERIES FINAL Ruth Tops ' Morwn, Stevens Capture Dl:ag Field AtOCm ' . Seacliff Gals' Golf Event \ -'ble" Goldeb Weal bu wm :Ii • lllraliht dual -llld baa not loot a1nce Eut. LA defeated the Ruatlen, In the fin! meet of Ibo 1• ........ Noon bu two very good IOphomores retunibl« In Daye Locllman and Bob Brtcber. Lockman linllbed -In the atate meet (small ICboolJ dlvillon) Jut .year while Brickner was 15th tn the same meet. Topping Ibo lilt of six freshmen on the Golden Weal roller are Kent lllnk!oo ol La Coeta Mesa women'• gotr Pekin, Dodie Woods and Betty Maull (77) and DorlJ Bucldea Quinta llld G"'g Dale of Orange COOnty Intemalional club hosted memben of the Detach. (IO). Rancho Alamll<ll. The other Raceway will be the ecene of Huntington Seaclifl Country In a strob play toornamenl, In the C compeUUon tt was freshmen Include M I k e the NHRA w or Id cham-Club In a member-jU<Sl Lola F.dea won !be A IUgltt Joyce er.well (71) Ibo winner Braunstlen and Bob Dietz of plonahlp amea final race for with a grou score ol • wblle followed b7 Mary Ratddn (75) Westminlter, llld A.I Hanna Jm Friday and Saturday tournament Ibis week with Edith Roblnlon wes the net and Edie Gow (79). and Tom BoW1111J1 of Fountain night. and a coatln&' of JO 1al· more than &D go 1fer1 winner with 79. 9 B I Valley. ~ . J.ol!J of a~lve wU\.belp cars wtlcipellng. In B ·!light, Slella Foster J tit • e •m _ _ ,..,. ,_.,. ~ and driven to 1ttatn national First place in the event went won groa honon with 95 and Entries are 6elng ~ted ~ · reeordl. to Barbara Morton (CM) 1od Beverly Rimel wu the net for the third annual Soutnem =:.s::..1:,--~~~. ThJJ ii the ooly race of the Virgie Stevena (HS) with a net vlc:tor with 11. California womtn'J amateur t1oMt cu ...... J )'ear It OC1R 1n whkb driven acore ol 12 on a low bill of It Wll Marge Stocker 1fln. goU cbampkmabip to be con:. =~: =.· 'f _-: ::.--:' w11t1 can set n1tional recorcU and partner'• beail. nlng the O flight w.itb a gross tested at Pomona National a1o HoNo track offlclalt are doing Frankle Durst (CM) and acoa'of91.Junermietopped . Goll Club Oct. 1~12 over M :.~:=·~,,_~.~~ ...... everythlni polllble to Inaure Connle Lonergan (HS) finllhed the net dlvl.alon with 73 !oUow· boles. ,_,. · • ptlm ndl"-· M Fri .• ()ct. fl -"' Ml .... """"'° o um co wv1-1. second at · 83 with Barbara ed by ary Dickenson 175) CompeUUoo will be ln four 1riv111r1DM1 ,,.,,,,.~, " ..,..._ -- One ol the "1op drtver1· on Leonard (CM) and Yvonne and WUma MlypOle (77). divisions, the champiOMhiP J~~ 'MOY. 1 1;. ·ar-~ u "'."'"' . hind for the 'reCOrd ru111 lo Hslg (HS) nell at 81. Ann (lladyl Mclvet wm the and three filgbla. Players '"• •w. 10 -" _, •- . Jerri. Ruth cfJfr Sea.Ille. J!•_ PIJ!l!U (GM) --and ~1,enore ~ grou cempet!Uon·bt.P lligbj · from..botb..prlvate_IJld..publlc '='=:;:~. ::~~.;;:;. - ·-r.cetillY cloc ... 6.11• ind ·•.07 Wahtenbrock (HSJ 1IDJJbOd wllh~IJ Werner Ibo net v~ links clubs ~llglble to com· ....., -'""-'· • ,.m. · · d •· at ... NHRA s.t., "°"· zs -.t at•» !Mil ct111-,.... marM "~ foUrth with 65. . tor. pete. • II •· In Indlanapo11• '1.. ~ _p.m. ·-----... 111om11 na onay ~ w A Ue resulted !or filth place Santa Ana B t.em members The entry 1 .. of $17.50 In. ,_ -· _ .. _. - ba::k·to-back clocking•. at 66 between t.eaml ol Lucille hosted the flnt day of team eludes three con t In en ta I "" m11t1 1111M .. l :JO. u111tN Bui oddly enough, he doesn't Wllson (CM) llld Wanda play bUt drew a b Y • breeklasts and a bullet al the --bold lhe national record. Gnagy (HS); Fallyn Brnokl themaelvee. Flrat match h awarda pr ... ntation party. '!p;;;;;i;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~-1 ~~n ,.1:!,:S t!:,!: ~ (CMJ and Helen Hod1ea (HS); ocbeduled Friday at Victoria The bandlcap Umll i. 21 with G 0 L f ER S · effort didn't com<i ln a world Haul Webster (CM) and Ev Coonlry Club. . entri" restricted to the flnl -""• • - championahlp aeries race or al R(CMlcel (andRS)Ali; .anc1. _EkllnUae(HStlS)peo llfe......,lark 120 lowest bandlcaps recelved. -., ,.. national ·open, lhe only two ce ~ · Deadline i. Sept. 25 wllh en-fAta•to•Mts ..,.., IAllM : . claaa from wblch reoonll A.nolher-tle reaulted-11-f'I Ilwulowneltrophydayal tries going to'Mrs. 'Colbert al -1:!!"~.::.'- are olftcl.al. • wtth Fran Lewis (CM) and Meadowlark goll course u the Poo>ono Nltlooal Goll Club , ..., ,. 11 ""' _ . Rutb fuo8 aet new track Helen Cowden (HS); Mary women'1 club ata1ed It 8 20055 E Coliml R<lld Walnut' 7 MYS A_. _, __ _, .,__ cord EH!yn Imler (CM) and Siu moothly event. ·, ·~~-:-~· ::::·~:;;·~~-~·~""~""~·~·-~·~·~ii ~~;;~·nm W: Dudley (HS); Betty Jo Sleva Fran Beall7 woo golfer of 91'w. • _, and the aeven-Ume (CM ) and -Mollica (HS): lhe monttrlionon with a 70. E S DR• &M • .. Norlhweat dlvl.alon champion and Belly Walthall (CM) and In !be claa A compellUon, EXECUTJV 1 - : . leelJ he ·I.a '1'<ady for OC!R'• Polly B"""'1nl (HS). Lad Murrsy WU the winner : newl11ur!aced run. "'--•-A"na wllh 61 followed by Betty : Othera In the field Include ....,.... Briley wllh 71. : · PRA champion Don Moody of Members ol tile Senta Ana Harvey Ann Woolcolt ,,.. , Weatwood, world champion Country Club women'• club the B dlvlJlon with 71 and B. • Gerry Gle nn of Panoranut Cl-staged two tournament.. dur· J, WJeland was second at-75. ty, Southwllll dlvl.alon point ~ Ibo peat week. ' II waa~O'Dell the wit> Jeader1 James Warren of 'Jn a two low balls of ner in C t with 73 foUo•ed Babrlllleld and Bob Noice of foursome compedtlon, first by Gall wllh 71. · Van Nuy1, and a pair of II-place went to Mary Varley, /lf•sa v-i• year-olds -Summematlonala Wanda Baker, June Corle and ~ ~~ champ Job Allen ( Lo n g Idell Faaon al IS4. A.lice Dertiy and A.Uce Watts ,. Beach) and OClR aMlversary Second place went to Selly Ued for fin! place lo a atrob • w l n n e r Fred Mooneyham Deane, Roaalle Hart, Beverly play tournament at Mesa · (Downey). Rimel and Gloria Fleming al -Verde Country Club lhLa week, ! Danny Ongal.a ol ClrlJbad 139. Two t.ama Ued for lhlrd each carding a '12. Charlotte • will compelA! Jn both the funny at 110 lncludlog Jackie Volkl, Woodward wu lh1rd with 71 lo i car and top fuel catqorles. Gladys Bemla, Evelyn Troxler A nliht. c .ru1 drapter asalgnmeot will and Margarite Sears; along ·Kay Farley won the B crown ~ be Vince Roai't -mllner wtlh Eloise Rose, Terese with. 'IS. followed by Peggy : In whJch Bill Tidwell oel Ibo == l • • l ' exisllnf! naUonal 1peed recoid of 239.61-mpb . During the funny car l'fl"' teat, Ongals will drive JQhn Mumanlan'1 Barracuda whJch carried him to a 8.47 &ee· ~ ond win last Saturday in ' Long Beach. Olhera In lhe I.I aecnnd bracket are Dave Beebe (Anaheim) and SU.b Matsubara (Lo 1 Angeles}. , Mailubara la expeCted to pro- • • 3,000 "I• ft. ""'-' buUt ........ nett'°" In the mtddr. of hu119 Sye11mot'H and Oaks. Owner put 1n the finest mmrl•I •nd werlcnu1n"'lp !Mt ...-y could buy. In ..tdltlon theN ls •n 1100 tq, ft. houM for malnten•• couple, barn, work Shed, st•blea & corral•. All theso .,. ~ by excollont bt1ck top r .. d1. Thore •ro oppNx, S .,,.. of ell·· rut plus· HYtral •cres of ...... , plums, and other fruit troos which comprlM ·the hl•I r;reof af.21.s· KrH. En11ro5Erty 11 fonc:icl. On II m-s frwn major Ing -r. This pr9lllrty can not be·do1crl n woi<ls. The llulld"'9• ....i ..,... rGUndlngs ·lire so lmmuur.i. !hoy mUtt llo - to be •pproclotod. Price $215,a.IO. OwMr wlH urry first trust doocl. For fu-lnfonMtlon~ r.:~~:c~ll ~~~.'.'. ~~'. .~~ ~ .~~=f EvH, & weolc..ndt .. . • .. .. . • . • .. • .. . .. .. '3Mf74 • ~ duce a new 1peed record for the plastlc bodied clau after clocking an unP"'C<dented 229. '12 mpb al lndlanapoll.a. 538 CENTER STREET-COSTA MESA 646-1919 ' ' . . . . . • ' • • ' . . • ' . . ' ' • l . ' ' l ' ' • . . l ' ' ' l ' i Butch LNI of Lawndale lo the beat bet to eicttd Ibo t.O tee0ncl -144.G-mpb pro stock national optimum. Leal ran several 930 e.L11 while on tour !hi.a year and holda the 'OCIR speed record at 146.10. Gates will open for quall- lylng st 3 FMday. Qua!Uyloi and record runs r e 1 u m e Saturday at 10 with elimina- tions following al 7. (;JIS;l bob OIO lyman's Ml'N'S SHOP a.... fToMll fllC• clat. tt.t••·• ..... •: JAYMAR A-I LEVI --..... _... ...... ... JANTIIN GOLDEN lltllD KNITMASTIR MUNSINGWIAR THE BtST Readertblp po I J t prove "PMnutl., la one of &ht, world'• mo1t J)Ol)UJar coade tlrifll. RH<l It 4ll1Y IA .. DAIL? flLO'f, • Tbese Are Our Everyday Prices - Gym Pants -1.48 Reversible' T·Shirts -2.95 Cotton Stretch Sox Pr. Pair 79c Orlon Stretch Sox Pr. Pair 1.25 Bike No. 10 Supporters 1.25 ea. Warm-up Suits • Orlon -19.95 Fo,tball Shoes -15.95 to 24.95 All Purpose Shoes • 8.95 to 14.95 Soccer Shoes -8.95 to 34.95 · Mens Tennis Shorts 5.95 to 12.95 Mens Tennis Shirts 4.95 tu 8.00 Ca~ SOI Grip Tennis 5'oes Mens 8.50 I.allies 7 .95 ·lack men Tennis Shoes 9.50 : Adidas Tennis Sboes...-..16J5 ' ,., . Tennis Dresses ·-14.95 " ·OPEN 9 to_ 6-Closed $unclays • Dunlop Tenris Rackets Frame OIQ ~ 15.95 Kramer Autogra~. Frame 16.95 ~ Davis Imperial Fiw 17.95 ~Yis Classic Fr• 32.80 Bancroft Comll8tifion Frm 30.80 Racket Stringtni Nylon 6.0t &; 7.58 Gut 12.58. & lF no· RacquetbaD Rackets -&.95 ti 29.95 Squslt Rackets -ffJO!IS 12.95 " Hmal GIMs 195 ti l95 . . llDbals -i.-·95c llt••· 1.10 Tiiiis 8als -Yllll • 1Mt Wilson er Petll 7.15 Bit llllCk Fiil Fis -lf5 I'· Tallll Tllllls JllMls lie ti JJ5 -Bi1Ths-Mlt-- Ul C111hr-.... 1ttt .. . --; GREAT BUYS ••• For "Fall Hu~~g and Back to 'School-. __ gtrllfltion of ruggod i<ood<· •bout bi noes. 8 • 30 pow9f with jnstlnt thumb focut. ce•. w-. -~::o~=-· 1 gss . ... ~ • ' ._' . l . ~ . . I iUSHNELL ··-CUS'tOM:iHNOCULARS .-.~11 C>P!icil ~~nts combine with non-11)1rrina nylon .ntrtctat)le ~ups. Field 1t 1000yd1. 420ft. 7 x 36. . . 8210 -IUWIDl .. lll•-LUI 28'' • ' 71135,15201' . , field II 1 <!00 jd&. IUSMWIU l"llVllW ~· 23,, 7 • 35. eoetld..,..... _..,.._ , . . WINCHESTE 0 R MODn.94 a·· ·4· 95 N.R.A. CENTENNIAL RIFLE 30-30 coL --S·llhot. Choice of rifle or I ~94 muslcot model . .: ,,_ .. • . ' WEATHERBY ggss MARKXXll 22 1..R.,AtiToN1Ar1c RIFl,E , COmplttt with WNvet 4X $cope • ·' Wot111-1,inou1 Woltheoby quali!'(, ALPINE "SUPREME" l!HG,-OAME Rlf'LE 1-341i • · 30/.f)&..300 W'tn. Mtg. or 7mm. Rem. Meg. ' REMINGTON 1100 AUTO SHOTGUN 157IO , · Vont rib. 12· 18'20111-, EMiNGrON·810. P,UMP,SHOTGUN 1 • 12' Vontrib, 12·111-20·-· ~ BOB WOLFE ALL·PURPOSE OXFORDS . for bubtt>.11 or ;--vYm. ~18' a.12J 4ss ·.CONVERSE ALL STAR·O)CFORDS 'Ibo __ .... by moot 1»9'•1 , : · gss adld11 BRASIL MULTl·PURPOSE SHOE &-t lorjr, boatb1ll 1ndfootboH. Mult.i-de1t9<f lnjectjon·mOlded white llOtet. Bl1Ck with white. ' 8'-' L • G FEATUllll A WIDE ASSORTMENT OP APPROVED GYM CLOTHING _.._...T .... -. ~--P-Schooilfl9L Tl-I RP7-14 ' .. " ' .. • , 0 0 .Drivers who don1t smoke may me as much as 25% . . . ... 10 Yesseu Purchased By Me~ ' l Saq. Diego Papers , Bought by Texans . ' nundaf, ..,.., "u t4, 1m $ Coast Mustangers in Pageant _ I I. tho -oa&Ollll. al f ' p.m· lletlt· M ond Ii ID Ibo Coma- lloa Rlnf. Debbie Bowers, II, Carltne Plnllb, H, l(yle Roberti, U, aod Sberry Roben Roberts. lf, all of Santa Ana Hrigbtl, will porticlpllle with lhelr mU!laJ\p Sept. 29 lo an Amtri... West ..-ntaUOo FASHION GALLERY I orteeding the afternoon lMture ,..,. at tho lalrlroond racotrldL The locol ""'11' II o chapter of the -Muetana: ~iatioD, !orroed to btlp prewol Httoc:llon ot tho breod. An tllllmalod -mullanp In the U.S. and Ila- loo are rqiltered with the group. --with JZ,,__;.~ -'Nafi-~~Policy. 1/2 and more off original prices during ·our semi-annual .. ' l• • I • '• . ' '· ,. 1 C;r:.RL PE$ ;:.. JERRY NELSON 6411 Edi r, Huntl'!flon a.ach,. '9USll· or · ! VISIT US _AT ·~ . iw 'Old MacDonald's Farm ;. ·•. -· · WHERE YOU CAN SEE, PET • TALK TO THE ANIMALS f . •tt It In •• ...,.. •"" ,ulll"I loWft !Mt Miii » ~ .... ,.... Tllo --...-... •• u ... "'" ....... ......... _.-..-.. ... tuk ..... 11111nunil aum Burke, a Brltlib 1tateaman. ma.de this observation about the time of our revolution againat hil country. He did not refer to the American rebfll. with whom he wu bl aympa.thy. Burke's day, ;fult u our own.-hMl ltl lhani ot peeuclo-intellectuala who apedallzod In dnb!>y-lnr the uiltln& gyst.m be- CllUR of itl lm.perftctlon.&, evm it· they wtte incapable of buUdlng a better mtem in it.I place. sale SWIM WEAR Famous Brands two and thr11 Pi1c1 Regular to $30.00 NOW ALL 10•/• OFF BEACH COYER-UPS T 1~ry, L1c,1, Cottons, Polyester Blends, the·long •nd the short of it. , , Regular to $25.00 NQW,-AU IO.'\'o Ol'F SPORTSWEAR Groups of Tunics, Shtrts1 Blouses, Swe•ter1, Jeclcet1, Vest, Pents, And Slcirts. NOW 50"1o Off DRESSES Old MacDonald's Farm has hor1es, pi91 , chickeM, 901~ • ducks, turtles, mules, doves, r.oosttrs, sh11p cows,, boars, 'longhorn ~1tfl1, turkeys, rabbits, and loh of f"!'• • Group of dresses •nd dresses with pents in• Variety of fabrics. Street end 9own Orig;nally to $100.00 NOW $1 O, $15, $20 • , r • • I --. ' , .. ' ... , WE'VE oor ·· IJAtL I ... ·:~~TOGETHER c -.. All Solos f;nal t:J0-1:30 w-.... Sit, c:..i.-- HO N. C-Hwr • ... tcan,..~C.Oter '-'-- DAILY PI LO T • ,. . . .. . ~~. . . *Ih<mt :includ•s even .San Diego and Santa ·B.ar:b~r:a channels-'Total Television' · I ' ' ' •• ,, .. ' ' 1 • ' I ' • v-.: ~w you .can · find out what's .. 0111 San Dleto's televlslon channels 6, 8 and 10 :-' GiN1 ·even on Sdntcr Barbara's Channel 3 ·-m the week's Worth of Hstings you . t.t •very ~ Ill TV WEEK and 111 the daffy IOgs In *"•. DAILY PILOT. With l ' ' r 1 I ! • lM ·llitlp of our friends at TV WEEK, the DAILY PILOT got it al together. Now we . offea readers. espedaly those In the Sotrlh OrallCJe Coast Cll ea ·and all others . ' • COllllllUlllty c•• les wllo can pul In all the signals there are In the Southland, 'TP'btl Tllnlston•, the most complete newspaper listlllg of televlslon fare avail~ble • • , Every Sunday ·in ·rv Weeklllliilllil· Every Day in Daily TV Log · • I -• l • • ' !!> • H DAil ~ PllOT l'llBUC N011CE . . • Thwldly, ~ 14, ltn • • • 'I Wake Up and Puke' Street ClinU( Listens-No Preaching • . ' ~ew Judge Given ~Cliinaman Qiance -· • -• • • Everyone His Something That Someone Els• W ·~ts • • • • ofinJa Jd/e PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES • 57 Linda lslo Ori•• DAil. v mar n You Can Sell It, Rnd It, Trade It With· e Went Ad ....,.., .. MACNAB. IRVINE BLUFFS ,.; "' A. lNKJui tOil: . ~· . 'rHE SEN'fATION o~ UNDALWooO DRIVE' 11 ,ln BIYcrest -i;ewest listing! Wann tones "'· ot ailtwnn throuKho.ut \hiS ·delightful ~ .. bedroom on SanaaJwood Drive. The moOd INSTANTL APPEALING , , , ••• HARBO. VIEW HILLS ; .. t rem~~"" 3 ~;,,: "£·~~ ~~ . room (or famll)' room),. fireplace, cheerful Enjoy your sit-don Uvlng rin. 1(ieW ~ the . , bµllHn kitchen with iilvltlng SUNDEC!t for CUslom 4 BR., 3~ bl. home on Lagoon. Mstr. BR. has silting area & frplc. Waterfront family rm w/conversation pit around the frplc; lovely garden, lge. slip. $189 ,500. For Complala Information On All Hom11,& Lot1, Ploah C•ll: llU GRUNDY,. REALTOR ELEGANT LIVING Channlnc 2 BR A dim. \Vl"OUlht iron ptH, enclos- ed private patiol, exquisite c~ • drapn. lhut- tt red' wlndo",.· C 1' y • t a I chandelirn, cedar lined cl08e'-t buralar alarm. A BEAUTY. lDlB) DOVER SHORES BAYFRONT . ·' . centers .around Door to ceiling' ro~k fire-" >{! • placea, nch brown shag carpets and the pride "" of· ·ownership condition. ·Proudly presented «1 . a.I $75)000. , · '» · • • . · ha$ar & ocean, including !lie. beauty 91 the your entertaining, pleasure; overlooking the spec~cwar herbo• light~ ·~ Jlight. The ft\r.-canyon· ~ y\tw of .the, ocean: • • • • $6~.60() ••1 B I'· D S It I .N B 67• '161 El .. ant &Ingle ,1ory, • BR, , .-..,...,•;,,Y•,.-.... .,r., ..... .,·.,·~·!!!!!!·~· ..,.!l!!!!!!!!~!l!!!!!!I!!!!!! I maid'• room. den & rormel 'J on.rat General DR. Pier &: float. Lar&:c ter: race lacing bay. No other like it! Elaine SVedeel) l~ '<;ONTACT UNl9UI HOM1S'1>F NIWPOlT llACH, .. 54100 ma! d1D1Dg rin. Is sep!l'11le, aa ls the~. trun. GE N" T ily. rm. w/frplc. The home.ta beaut dei T 1. HE • • • • • • • · signed foree,sy entertaining ....... /:. •"°-' . JUST l,\EDUCED -Tiiis's ·~n,.·2\~::. BAY FR. ON' J '· fan'lity 'roorii plus a eonvertlhle den, 2 used . . · , brick.fireplaces, builtlDa in kitchen and B-B-Q Like new home with an uceptlonally attrac. wlQi l>l:UVATF; guest l'l>Om If' bath. Entortalno !l.11> beach & view of the hlu'bor entrance. around·your on POOL ·1n CAMEO HIGH-' )>Kithing has been spared-™'your Uvlng,p)...,. J?.NDS.: .; ... ·: ·· · ,; ; .... · · .. ·: .. , .. · $72,500. sure in thlJ S BR. & family rm. ho111e, '159,bo0. DELUXE • , , , ••• , . ConWntent--tobo ... llt'il: ... · ' ' ... , . , CONDOMINIUM • "DROP·IN"otBiy •lleochlletif;J .. Uf~ !NM.CK BAYAREA -2 Story, 3 Bedioom, rol . . 0-rol 2\!i bath, . builtin kitchen, stone fireplace, ,, . .• • • ' • · ' " FAll!LY ROOM,. commwJity pool ' & REC. ..,..esa . Verde North A REAL CHAI.ET 'ROOM$. illcl,uding billiards. Fee lsnd sod · $3, 950 ·, ' · n.. only one clJ ts,lti<td in ' close to eveeythlng .................. '32,500. · 1 'Newport r Beach. Mowtta1n ' ' ' < <...."!llul i .bedroom, fap!U, . at m 01p1,:., •.. , wtt h , . BE RIGHT, ON • • • • • • .,, ; , : ~... 'IJ l'lli IVU~ tfCM~S ~~ . o'N TCMf OF THE .,EAL ESTAJE.MAAti:ei Wlnt'iHE • NICEST ,ECJllLE .SELLIN<; THE.NEATEsT HOMES t,'"t ' ~ ' -.: , • ·CORONA DEL MAR, m-8000 • MEJA 'VERD!, • ~~· • 1 ~IOIC> • NIWPORT IEACH, &45-8500 • CALL i)s1-'\ •. REAL ESTATE * SEVEN UNITS -'Reduced to $42,000. Owner must Uqwdate. * 8.4 ACRES -Prime ocesn /mtn view, for . ~identlal development -asking $145, . 000. * S BDRM near ocean -$28,900. ·* ,4 BDRJI nel? ocean -: $54,900. · tr 4-BDRM, ~ ~1,toO. -I'\ .rvum home with great bet. ti"•u .. don ~ • • , , • • .-.-1 n~Jlll . .11· \~· ·~~th and com-A-,,}!_:_!Mqe _ _:,undc ~! t obmy ~r•I ~ Genw1I POOL, PIER and SUP too! New c 'et! an' d fhrt_ Fe~ l l U<llll ..... ~.. ir;u -~; ' • "'. ,,.-1,_ ,,!~• v • Y ni}'1'i1Q tr<eti ind~aloruti.. '· · • Q,• • · drapes,, 2 '"°1lrooms,, 2Y.i baths; 'BAR, .. 1·733 Wutdlff Dr,. N.B. _, :i.i;.i'~ZiOO';.,.jt. Hugel bedrcoms,.3'ba<M, * ·.;A:. * "*' *. *'' marhle.•flfeplace. Overlook THE .WATER · ·~5-7221 ot • Uvtn& ,p..., ·· Pre .. llt' _park"~!!"': 1'rlced ·a1 · . ""'· · '1 .... -• "· I from;,.,bur!P*tld~d enjoy_ ....... ·~115,000; . c-al-Genoral 'NEWPORT HEIGHTS- 6U-8235, (Dl'.Jl TOWNHOUSE Newport Beaeh • 5 mtn. from . ocean A bl,y. Faces pool, • iftf!nbel.t. S BR's, 21> balhl, ab!. ...,...,. $32,500. Mn. h1 6U-8235. (015) TURTLE ROCK LUXURY. VIEW CBR. FR President Home! Heated pool • jacuzd! Coe~ tral air cond.! Reduced SD» for quick sale! An ft• cellent value at S'l'9,IOO w/landl Luzlo SbarbDy 64<-0JO. (Dn) . = bat spent maey extra $52,950;." . • * TAYLOR co * ~ EXPE~T TO BE;••·•••'• . . . -~Pl' cellond:~~~~1t!•_B,· . ' • · . . .· ... , '· ......... liNVIED · * JIX ,UNITS* ,.,. --er~ "l'bat'• part ot oWnlng this spacious · TWO ·· $'73 000 =~~~""'.·or'"' Reeltcn.,64&-mt . COSTA ME"" •• 1,.;. · STOR'Y' b~•ln the ·BACK BAY AflEA:'4 I . OF COURSE! SPYGLASS PLAN 74 2043 Westclll! ""'° .._ '"" Bedrooi:n' FMIJLY ROOM 2 baths builtlli .. l.ocoUd in North Ccita Me~ Adult cued 1or -4 illOO plo"q tt in thli 5 bdrm; Open 'till 9 PM ~::l s~oobulsy.!N~ Co3.'s~ta' Me's'a.Z ~!hie·· hotir' me!~'-'kitchen 'irilli maily.e~. Prlceil be!Qw mar-. . : :;: ... "' All1i:: ::0 ~;-~ bednloln•, 2 bath•. Con-c ba, plus bonut nn -· OWNER tranlf__.. Built in .,;.u r~ T[W c.& ""et at ' .. 4ft0 500 "• tern_.. ... ..., home with ta.... on a V.I.P. location, Central ""=· · fireplace, Shag carpeting~co pe' r plumbing. " ...... · .. ' ...... · .. " · .......... ,..., • the bedrml · wilh bulllin ~---·· ... -• int • ~-"t d!reo in UYing · rm: tn. · · • ual MBR tuite -Q u i e t au-u.1""·• ercom ...,... • • I eluded. 3 bdnna., 2 ieparate Try $1,600 down or_ V.A. ous owner. 1 • • s· ' 'kltcbt111 and indlvid ntlahborhood Onl:y $57 CO'J in record plaJ'er. No-wu OWNER.~ ojil, 3 )ldrm., 2 balht, -1uded lMng 1'0om ·~ , . _,, . ~ potlct. 10% down and wW F • . ' Wlyl Iba& .._ .... wal· ba•" ....._ •••. ·•·· i•-·•·-"Our 27th Yoar" "1. ~-1117"' "'°" lllU. mo. 1pendlble. ... ·DUPLEX nut e~blnell in kllcb .. '. peel-~ ~· ~P --cpt., w un:_.,... ~. Mn, 1 . • 1 ~ tbed lot A: brfflh·t&klng r. /THE l<L AL ~ F::-;Ti'.'l'ERS --- comer llrepl•c•. dbl ......,. included. Fretb1> WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors ~ N-rt OCEAN FRONT *"or ocean a coulllne. -· bi& yard. Make cl· : · peinred. A quiet cuJ.<le.a.c 2111 San Joaquin Hlll1 R•d dll. ..... • -• .. at You ean celebral• th• bell· "F ,.._ l2C.9!0 bla,'orireet! Bric., $27.Ho i· NEWPORT CENTER NB "••90 3 bedrocms'""2 bedrocml ~-111-··--e.Celf llil&-86<0. ' . .. , 5111-1120. • • • , . ....., 1 "'EA' 'TOR' S Fairview down, $121,000. ...,, ~ ·-· i~-------....._.,,... _____ oeneral Gwral • !" .. ,. . ... 646-1111 ONE OWNER ..... mo.~ 1neil>dq land. 1 Vlew..i..Golf I I I 64"'4,;,--.. . .. l .. HOME :8 ed hill .' . ..'" . -·-. 'Y "· .· "• . ' ,". ~;:< '( <!-1." lon,ytlme . ·~. ·.!!::'.!!'.'!'".'":'~!...lilil)I...... r . ~ .Den• P!!,Ot _ Spenlslll .. , .,., , -·-~~.~J9tf.W4~ · " ·-· .•-· ·_ . .,...,.. · ' 'Mesa nrc1,1 . . . Reil . ni."ltciof . .I, c;oRqNA D,IL ~ CA.I.II': . , hoi'ne· that'8J 1ieen tfeated' R!lA1llT ""'~~~~VIEW ·OF> MESA Vi;RllE rr~!f~ :j:(frl;$'ti :i. · .. ·4-IEDROOMS with lctl of TLC. excellent Vnl" l'lrlt Ca-,. tMno Ii .CXllJNTU'.CWB. GOLi'. STO&Y ' • .'.~A'Ql.t,EP·Gello~•I ..... ··.· Ge!lot•I • . .,. $31,950."" te~---•~~.Outatandlns ~~.·1~-to1-<X>URSE! WAllOOR CHIP BEAMEJ1i~(;:t 'J'()t(. 1"'•••1•;<• 1 '9' = ~ ..... ..,...,_, ~· -r- TO GJU!:ENJ:-t J,'!>n MAio DINE! G-·-....... v.,.r.· .C .. 1'.111 NeWport Come-tbil...Ui<eptlan> lilti ·:.:_.,uNiisuA.L.::.·~'"-SOMi1•a. '.I' :~~~ea= ~x'i:i~=.: · 4. +Du . "No-.Sln~., ·~~~~~·~ui:~i W!f IMMEDIATE J<!lef!.landJcaRlnr. . for p0oC 4 BR'. ~·DD.II -kitchen. master 'ault<. Redwood ' Dine;+ Pool . ....~ ..,_., dlb-. !!MuL -nm POSSESSION ...,, d' I isv-• '"'' TrulY -bedroolnL becmed ·~ patlo"l'LUS STAIN GLASS :EN')'RY! pwner ~ -IO iell ihls patio, Jllce ldlcpr.. 5!' 00..... . ..,. .; en P!UB """' pus room. UW· L••.ndr,y ....... joe! h ... 2nd-pall<>Wltb~t6d 'JORMALDJNINGI , .... t •Cl · lot wit! .. -,.,., ........ -..... 3· ._ .. __ m V""1ll!1Sbdnn.,2bathranch tjed ~litio.-Mary ~ MSfio.n ~I ,: :: ~--. SPARKIJNQ..,, (:REciAN ~ cover, 1Prfiate dot bedroo.m • PLUS' DENI ~ \.~ \:wtU proy:$de Call 979-lmlL . . ...vu lt)'le home complete witb • • 4 BEllltPOMS & POOLI . . . ,OVAL POOLI -er trail· ,,.... Pll1c like-Call •Girdmr<llcltl ldtchm ·wltll -~u* doim, bltiiftl :· ' ' Cameo Hlghlandi J>CV•red pat!c, llOOd carpetl erarea.'Qu!et-t, Would .-topnvltw•'HMIS03. • Anm-CUlhlclltoi!elloor. cntr·b;io·~-11-$64 900 • drapec, attached , ........ ;t:i• ~~e':f;o"ftT!' 1hase1ta1twen tclif~t pride ,...believe <?lil.Y _, , .. . ·~tor 1waJlpoper ....... tr to USE '~_ NO!'. . ' , ~~. T~'.1and0 ~':!."'"'1a !:::!! -ou. mow !I! ov y es f home: Huny .-. can .... 1o -out GIANT · SPARKLING !"" .... Lond --Betttt huny, thll channtnc ·-~·• -~ 4 BR., 2Y.i baths, family rm. & lge. swim. vM!w .• -CRESCBNT SHAl!ED '!joo!;~lli .. P1 rlcll,I ......,,. hctn• bu lllll bo<n location, c1 ... to IChools • pool. $59,750 ·• 1POOLI m.t -and · ~ • -1111· ftdaeed in 'price now cniy ._. Price, o •I lo I ' .~ft!o plL Doc rm. Pm ;!b19>__J1111. n;u. .. • • , $64,900. Sporld!nr modem pj,500. ~•nmablo Gl' looll , 111,VlljE COVE , , ,. like -• low m.intln-, ,. VACANT ldtchon with siyled cabinets with -"''Of cnl7 $W. This home ls located• :within steps ·of !be' ·•· r ._._·~,, ...,., ·IMMACULATE · ,al · .....;,,-.., 2i.ui,Nfri ._ bullt·in """" • !"<WO · pormo. fllcl..,..tua. most beautlfw prlv. beach in .area. 3 Bdrms., Cap• :-..oa ., ioJ<LY Utjllor Call .taot " · , Ale,.Q>llta..,;;. _ FM· . queJJty . WIW carp<11 'Olld Call 1118 -<Opeo -.J 2 l>Jths; din. room & fam. rm. home. Pio-Mo'-'...L.:..1 · ·• ,-. , .. ·-. Jac1tldo 1-i.mllf dnope~ ·Tell ....., and '"""' HERITAGE Hl 1\1 TORS turesque \l--"e n"" L 1 & d..>.c -' ,.,_,,. . $25,951 . • . ... >-~o L"' lawn -•the peel Ila ... '-e .,. ge. poo .... FRE:U· M T . St , . . . room. -•~~ ,~t1n1. yard .. cau . tor "'i>w'"" • ·~· die iplson . . " . : UIV . Y!)9 fn-• · " ' ~taclled doubll! Pnae, eul· 67J.85!0 , · BAYFRONT-PIER & SLIP . HbtitE ~~~~ "SECLUDED"· :::tl~C,:U:~'.0~ • =======:I Beautlfw, spacious home (4500 sq. ft.~. s . , SZl ,950 -• -~ ~ If... into t111o lowly I 1 oobr $28,000. and tmmed · BACK LAWN · Bdrm&., study'&· family rm., 4Y.i baths. "3' w!DdowL A 'irltm llftplaei, • bedroom -· Gracloul --bl•. car garage. Patld & sparJ<ling pool $}69,000. GOV'T; REPo "with 3 blc --~-'llvlns room. ·-hl Call -'(Open l:wl.) • BEAUTY • Carol Tatum '~ tile ldtcllen w!tll and • :reol, ~Ir · · · ,...,,, .... &L · ~ _._ built.in .EASTS I DE TRIPLEX A 'JOI' all'den and. waterlall lo'. • ' . • -"'ocd <abllilta. N~ly d... IOClll. 3 -., Thlo ""'I',::"" . , dream· ldfrboa0 -o 1, ..._,,,_ I bl t c< UNUSUAl:-HANDSOMEHOM'E • 'mi.<t.....,.•outand 'bu """"'and 111e entire DmNG -.Bo-1potli>. Two:t.Bedroom+bo~· :;'~",!,".;::•.:.,.:,,: OPEN· SUN. 14i, at 1018 Marlon Lane, Lush • double ui ....... OoWn .. lab-....--Tbll --wW -· --landit2'"'1 apt .. 1arp S2' • 115 lot Brll-<l ...... Thi• 3 landscaphl*, room for pool 4 llJI., 4 baths~, ...,,.t Oh\r $1lll0. Paymtr pride of ownmhfp, Dilii't really win. -owr. 2 ~ NW' Ill -· ' wltll doul"• d<taclled pro bedroom Halecn:•t home I• den plW: 151:30 hlmpus~·rm. Covered patio.. .$1B5. mo, mciudea taxe9 "I I tell ·~ le JI.Wt lee tt. Db:dlw ~ II a wnleitt:a.il!;&, S40-l'111 TRIPLEX .,.. Price juat f!duced 1mmaculate. A must on lrlaey; lou Marion ,' • ' No•Pott $311,950 . .._71n. ,::1nt ~"':,:'..:, .IMgl;JJI..~ . , !':.Call -for aw'· ~1::.::,.,"." aod buy. •. GREAT VIEW OF LIGHTS ,, • at I allol ""' "' • ldtcllonette -·-;l::"C .. CUSTOM BUILT $41,500 ~r lot. 4 BR., paneled den, Blllmpstone FalrVlow ._ Mamvt br.lck a tir:DtiOOMs. s lull batho, CUL · · w.1m ~ COATS ''""lef. IJrlimitlc cathedral ceilin§t.Walt to '.'4Nll1 1llreJlla<i, maplo 1100 " · jg(UfS' llQO.,ft_wolt. · o " urns. ~or oca qn. • •• . , er.a . • ·-• , -.. kl___, _ .. 1n11c1t and ouL • . 1 Bedloom. 1 bath -AIL I · ""' -rl Call •. ·1 ti $588 . !'..av • ...------thnJcul. Wede,. Ill-· . ' 2--in, ~" -. I ,a~~u~ WALLACE ,,, . . ,IM)'I...,..,, LUC ... BUYI~·" 11..t-."'in and..,..,. Wooded prcka w/fld br!Clt IJNrrs wtt11· bullUm • . • 21 541~~.~~RS .. IUY &·Bl HAPPY IN . ,JUST R!Dlff!IDI quid',~ . ' <11teyway., -..:. '° a d.,..,........._ r.A. b•ot. ("-E 1 I · "" "-'fUl-....._Olle •--~BA.CK. ••y'uoME ·-•·. , ,· . , . ll<o-lhelcaiOofed.SBll..S w/• ... ~ and.._., v...,n Vtn"ll eautlfu! Sho~i traditlonil 5 .nlt wt· ...., _., , ,.. "'"' -COATS " fam. rm., den w/frpk. & wet ~A(ourmlt ' Un~ Palk ··=-~~m N-•. a ,!';-.h."":iirpi.Ice-Aii~l4 :::: . .;1~~~~·~ -=c•H_A_R,Ml-N~G--ROOM FOR SALE ~lichen: Som~ ocean VjeW. $110,1¥1. lll!'J' 1311,tal:;r~ +·...., <lh>iPr -. ~~ , WALi.ACE . .Jll'll<r. Welktbpri'i. l>el,dl. -"'°1!Plnl Ut,950 . Room rcr Did'• camper. Iruv.ey · ~· .• , . . • · r-standiJW'....,.. i.o,.11 With '°" ct brlclt. 0pen • , .111µ1,10111 $81,IOO. • -.. bY ~t .. BAJU\llTl', COTIAGE boat or pnren. pool or ' ,' so \'OU W;\NT T0-111 " kitchen wtth1>•1ft-lnol beam .. Wnp'""' pdouo IM4141_.;_ co· RBIN . ljEAL;i'l( ~-HcU<l>y Raad, Newport chlldnn'fpl"l' ..... Lars• .. -:Uva :l,ll I N'ewpol'l.Beach ,-,haV. 4~ _ "~"·lallndr)ll'OCllli-rcome. ExtrOlnely.' \,,.ll (Qpoli'Eftn .... ) · . . , • WATIRl'ltONT Beecll • 3 Bedroomo, lamll.Y cu1..i .. 11c yard. c BR, 21> . be hi vArfn. -~1.,Sch ool Dist. -use a • -. bl• --· wvt bar • bull~ --/or fourth ' • • . MARTIN . HIDl•WAY room · and bulltln kllcben. ba., "Pl. All ''""'· ..-. ~ to .. C ~' litdl'"""" Now , • , lll.900, · S&llLnr. lllblnr and lwlm· ,\vollabh.'DOWI .... $41,!IOO. COLLINS A WA1TS, INC. swim' ~~ .. ~~,Ji,"',f pool ,., hhe f~ ~ ! -==· ,:!; '.PETE BARRETT HOUSI + 'UIUX U~TORS· ..._7"2 ·~,;;:; .~:J: PETE BARR~ * C'2-~52W * I \ :. • ' 1 LIDO fsLE , · • . . 1ut 'tcic, Pleue1 call REAi.TOR-. IASTSIDI .. . boine. A cm.,,, ..... truo . -REALTOR-, • . , ~ ~. ' .-111e COST,\ t\llA • · s.. 11, ,...If lo\>• I~ Call '4W200 • BAYFRONT LOT i:.,..1n1tr.liliteup42bdrms.,2baths,tam. no, .000 . $1,500 llOWN •foropp!. ~On Bis Bey w/pter I .Up ~. din. ·rm., lloinl: on 2 Jct.. tote .• ~ lleftblO • 1fftill . GINNY MOl\IUSON ... ... booL BUiid """ . ftatnble area1i>t lalan~ l!ili. for ext>•~on. *.FAMILY' t:1. t ::!.""'.:.. ASSUMI v,. LOAN. ' ..•••. -IWL'IU!a. CAMl!O SHORl!S -.. .;.... borne. '1'66~ ~.·1~211.aoo Kathryn Ba.ul~ ltTRA lllCE ~-.,I!. I ,)<Ill iJ' I~ ..... i:.,.~ ~;:;::.~~~--:= . ·~· lG-"PIUVATE ll!ACH·~ Call G73-1663.&ei-1"9-.. .OwNlll MOVING •. " -on-lrit,1\41r pta12llocbelorull11!orcnl)> thluout.O,..'fil::ull"°'J'Uli ~'lllll:l'*V-Dr.Eut, S!SMILl'ORD·OPENl.S , associated Be .J..... T •••• 4 BR. eled f --~· Diil-'20.0l!Qf -··-·-......... -. . ....... • . .. ·~ -CIJ""'M bullt ' bedroom, luww ......_ , .~n 'am. rm., pl la~·-....... CALL,. ... complete.,._ ,....,~ ***· 111.-2!i;·,,;µ.,...tdt-Anopp. RR:O~ rJ.t; RtJ\L TO~S 201 ~ W Balha<> •1' l'•l 'l&epl~. Lodlff Har.or View flills."'Prial ..... C"ilior. lititi &*I w.., .-• ,.... • ·"COA'rS . 1ap,.~1 "'~ aQllllltr piopot lnclu~es ',Jand.,;•J9.000· Ca!!"Y" .T~,e •· 1 1Nny1 1 ... _, !5Aljo • ,.ope -, • '.. ~r UYE UNT FRIE • mott mcdflt pr1ee l'15,ooo. . '· IAY,llONT -~II N.H. v.c. ~~· -~ . . . wALUCI• ,>lea Dll• llar c.;i.., lloOm ....me W'l!n. '7S:.ltv WE GOTCHA 8-tltul '11W'from thlJ well loca~ 4 BRi • · , t :. lliALTOU '1ora,..lGn0!11nonc1tw· 2 ll<drocml, -. bullt·in conier h9me <ln ·42' lot Loftly patios. Slip CUL ll:t.lGI · IM 4141..-. • -. t --t O>ppertone ~1"1rk: · .._ tot !Ira• bOll. Please submit •189,000. · : ;g8 . , Clllitn ,.,... .. , 'bat!'I -. i'all prtio l'flriaoraior, wu1ler • lupne Vreollhd • .,, A " , L' . · '' 181,IGO. oimot W1ll ....., 11ry<r. UPIJ'lded ab• 1 '• . •• . • ' DU.PL '-' ' Ind TD.·Thll -·t lut, ca,,,.lina thn>out Selhr ' • --" . -. ' ~. Na~T ,llACH ~ ~ ': *ldnl coll .... l!df.!'1 ' CHAN"~L RONT wW ~ f .... $18:000. Call .....,,vv ,, ..............-.........,..... · 1Jl!!-·lll\>4..ll.B. llNiljlfidlJdoi\ort~ca11,~ aiea.~a.,.¥n1 ... ~ciec1 · Pll!i:~LOAT ~i. ·m:w• * ..... n. ...... • * · 11.W ~"""'" tn prtnii ...,_.p _... 0.. $69 1so "El-ll'iP-tlP.!'lll--·· ....... a. Qi r' 0 • ..•,n•. 'E~~...,. tee:--.11111; I ..... OoufttrJ .,. l\ftoh. Wlltlf'/llplc .• l'l'Uo,._ ...... _ • MIOlll ' • ,,. J' ..,.~'"! j }lo. ~ .0--. ~ .u.llC. llrte )'Old • • drape1· ......., ta aU at • , .,... ......, , , Modern 2 BR. , 2 BA, one :9i 0 11 ~ ~__,., ,•',rstpllll~Sl-al ta,~._•rrr·-~ ~-t·T" kvelhl:llM.nrt-. FA, -!!!!!~=~ I , . •! ..... ~a.:· I a.-":n:~ .----·McMoAN llE~Ltll' ~~ ~.i4ded lam. bea~love1'patlo.Nt.tWo 00~ zone, ""*l .. NIWPOlT CIMTll IM. IU. ·---·-•-... .,~-•··~ IAY p•-_,.,llO, ~-c.11 ... 1J6'Q I. '·"""-'-"' rm., bodlm.,4 b;ldl INllt> Sbcpo. S,OUffll lmm-11.!tin. bou1a co '*1lt ... 1 ·--·--.. ----,._., -' "'""" ,.,_., liO ltltdoeo. Al ..... oe.vponcy.OWnerwlU-carry lctinCooteM-•N.SO In. blor 6M ••· 60.Hfl ll&AL EITo\TE. Ml ICM. Boll~ llomo •• , IG>S1I Sit~ •11. papen.-· too'mucht Cell b1a !Mii •& J ;, • I ' I '-! DN~LV!f!IL!O!T!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~ l --~ __ .. 'r •. HERITAGE Rf r~L TrlHS -O ' i·11T i_,; '\! "-:. 1 -,'!'.'\ ! ~ ;. '~ - COl lJJELL ~·· 1f:l,r'·!'\i C{f,'.,,TtH1~ ' . -...... -·-- ' rtOP PAYlll IENT!!! , ............. Ow CLOSE-OUT SPECIAL 0. ._ ...., S CoedllllllllilnM IN PHASE TWO I Ml•!mtJm '9tl0'Move1 You Ill. • No Clolln• Colll. I FrM Up8)'1de Carpel I bmnldlate Poueulon. IN ADDITION, you cel 2 • S bedrooms, 1~ i - 2 ballll, bulJMn nnge, oven, hood, dish- wuber, clilpolal, Individual laundry area, .... cl....S private carage, Jlrivate ·~trances, cbolco of CAn>tt color; cable TV, swimn\lhg pool, 111 B-Jl.Q & park-like recrtaUortjll area. Santa.Ana Fwy. to Culver, "right •b.O"t ~mile lo · walnut (lit road on left), left l 'mlle to "'Walnut Bqv&re"; or San. Diego ·Fwy. to CUlvar, Jell about S milea,to Walnut, right to ''Waliuirsquare" or can nvm.96'10:+-- ,. ., ' • < ~ ... · .... • ' -. A I 0 •I ' 'i l • i • I fl I i ll " •• ~' ?l .j • 1 l : l ' :I ,I ~ ! I •• . ' I I! .. " !i l· •I '• •, •• •, ii .. •: I I I I a - ~ I to .. Bargain . . ' • .. • .. I r 1 I • .. . . . . .. . '' ---·· Seat--Beaeh · to . . San Clemente You ' .. . . ' (Plus ~' 'd""1f· ";' :.' . newstcick 9dition f . · '··-. 1 :For . one . Ince 1~~-., • • • .,. v. ,, ."_I A' . , . .',"' .. ·. I ' • Cll ••11 .. • •• • • . . . • -- • ' . . . - --~----~-------:Ml Apls. Fum. Newport llNch We bave Winter Rentals • I l l • • • Will Take Studenta: I BR. 3 BA .. • .. • .. • • .. $3511 I 3 BR. l BA ••••••••• , .i. $285 1' 1 BR., J' BA •• , , • , • , • , •• $175 · 3 BR. home • • • • • • • • • • • • $215 CALL: 6T.l-J663 • associated BR OK ER S -~k A~ T"ORS J 01 '. W B al b~" b71 1~il t"""~~~··_ ... ..;_-_.1') r ,.,._. --1ttJ 1---1~ ·-~~-;:--'~' -----;~·;· ,;. E:~--~~""'~ .. ~-~~~; ... ~·-~·; ...... ;;::,Er ............ ~ Ml .__ U,.,.,._ all llu11v• • MfK.. ..... 411 L8lt' ' 18 C.u ••, C P ... l..,.tdll... __ • /11#1. u..... -If'........... -~ ~~ -0on• -~-1;.;;.;_ ______ , ·-~ AM 111..... ROOMS Sii ft: .. w/ldt. FOll_..,_,...lllWL .._ col Wiila eaisroll'.CDIEHTW~ -.... ,.....,, •• _. .. ,, 14.. ltn c.zt•-c.t1-L•--...,.olp $30. "",.AIU-Low---··· ..... -.·;;:..:~~~ =!,,1. Ut-UU, iiiiliiii * * $1• * * ()CEAl<1'RONT, C••••· $1311. 1 Br., ·-· Nfr1r., -..... -~ $10/mo. -B lie--H-~ -s• 4m HARBOR l'DrftW i'Br 2\IBa -11palntod. BllMBlnl Bdr. , BR, .-rararo. Cl>lk! OK. Blwl.Cll'.14Mlt& Blyd.,()Jota-.MLJM llQs 111-UOl, -JATI05-PLAHTIRS . Cl I ..,uiw 81iM, ;;,;i7"1pl, OllCI ..... tlel'lltee .l pool. .. .., 1562 Otebard Avt. 1pw1y .....,_ pr!v home LOT, -. ...._ c.a&. ICl.-it. Coocrete -"· Brick, * ~:::~;~ * Nrochll.llllop'a,Chlldrtn mo.,l,r.leuo,8:1111. US/mo. Z:mplo7fd Boltt,cam-.e1c.10o,..llNCE "'*I/I,°'"'*" .....,.. ... wi..!M-3513. ett 646-2839 • Fumbltod & Unfurnlohtd From $130 to $115 mo Bot:holora • I Bdrm• • • 2 Bdrm• • 3 Bdrm1 I~ or 2 Pull Botha ok. l'lo pelt. 880 Ctnttt St, 2 BR, 2 BA. delux apt. N. !..*'.!'~' pntleman Ci' • l u dent . ft/SS.50 mlntmlllll. 111 em T'&'tr ma16 cat. 0.. oolltr. PAnDS. ..,._e drivu. Saw, ltt:fl. Free • I I CM. C.U Mon'~ Wed'• A encl lat. Jfn o», Ml ... no DQlAC, I&<. 2 bdrm aot., 14&-lTU--. Hu 1 d..,....i eye (purpli!J In.II<, ....,... .l ,.p1ace Prof. Csrpet C Hn "9 Fri'• l.S prn., 1\!rt to 11:30 pttt. •• aio. poOl, CJ u 1 et atmOlpbere. Jtm ldtcb ~WWy 6 ~ 66-170S. GfndOlll ltewtfdl oonaete. scs-a tor etC. AllO window• • Qoor care 0~~~~~v~2:'° Lide.... =·~~~ =. = 1 ~· , , • 1~ ,u:.;: ~ ..... .1.= .. P•:e. C:£\&6:t1.~: 8 BA YFJWNTIJ Bl\, 2 .... Cec!U. 193-<J09. ~--~ '" A female, -•l•bort "°""' "iailows. c:rpt, nils. S-todult eon\l)ln with all bJ .. · lod -/~ PIUVATE roem w•w ,.,,. •.~ t --~-.. , 1ep .l eon. -to "Mac" ChlW CoN e ,,._ 1n ma. -1i.e"'°" ,.Ho, pool. Quiet A -· !>pie, pr. '1!liO Aplt.. both and entranco. P> wk. -• ro • ..,... ,.,_, -., "ll<'l;l<y'' Children _. :;;;:z.:=:;:7"'::':'::;"-j.!!~!!!~=::::::- but -• mo 1"' i.e. AYOli 0c<. 11t. Fum.., Uftfuni. m N.s. -. 6'Hlc. NllED .-1-. Lew..; tow. !151-454i. CHILD CARE Jonltorlol Muter -~ w/ The ORI.EANS m'..1111. I\' NICE Br., ~ pr!v, ... CdM 1 am, *'" -1 mo ..,,t ~ A e DEPENDABLE 8 1:;,:::;::;;,;;;;..._~-,..-=be::.. ,,.. '"": llU 'l'Ultln, &e.4MI Meal VtNe 9olbM PonlnlUlo Ilona!, pvt. adult ho,.., nr LA 4 pm. flWOIA. ""°""'· Vic a-om Wl!I • Hut>or-Boker -. . Jdl'• Cleul'!_~ •• ~·-• ~-·---•a---........ all.E-Ooooa-_-i.... --•-~ Call $4L ~145 _,.tial • ........,._. w u..uU1n1 .... "' .. -.... E-SIDE dupk:x I bdrm« 1 DELUXE 2 • a BR.. 2 BL 3 ~-· .-. --='9 o-"'~ '""""'........ v... * ~ * O>nwnlmt laundrl' .,... bdnn + deo. Crpi.. drpa, ~tt RctaJ bof, "''""" volleyball. Yl'. IUO • ,,_View. ·~· S4MIM Ir -iiii -IDi:n•:E:j r -AlcGi:rnD, .. ;m;-i&ij' •• ";;wn;jj°1jJ--~~=::..::___.J -oil kite .... Ehcl-" ... --· rt•-··-·e ·--~ end. pr. -up. -·~ ·-··u1~ -0 • -L ~-Ideal lor 2 I I • ~ --p I ti .. tloc. 2 '~111 nooJ1, ·-• .... --• ~_. Ofc., '85 Mace Aw., JVWJU ......., mo. '"' ....... ;;~ ~ ....,,,* J'EML lJcbt SLamete eat live tcder Iovtna are to • n nt 1 f,· Uunl, ttct'fftion f.actll· yard &nd oovt:rtd pt.tio. &tl--1034. peta. lm~ w. s.lboa Blvd. ="""-'.,;...-.,;...,,_..,.., ~-miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.:I~~ w/Gea collar. Vic 22nd St. infants " toddlerL Llcerw-P•eerh•nt ng tl<s. Security eu>nl. No Adult., no pett. 1151. Newport -;:~."" 2!3/69M234. ~~to •=~$:5 \ i Sanla Ana Ave, C • M • od. 646-2263 m,y bome. No w.mna ~ pdL =:: 002":"' suo PAIK NEWPO•'T C ltl "-mo. 6'2-19l. Ptrsanoli PO -· -•-.. Verde. WJLI; babysit' In, m,y home, *WALLPAPER 'Ii ~ MocMlo Opan 'tll I pm. s11ag crp1, b.cd ,..d. IOd; NTS" ;;;;";;:; .... ; .. ;:;;;;;;;;.;:;w Guest Hom• 415 ,ALL BOA mis" ~~ .::,• ;;u;:;: Wk...,. , 2 ~ = 1 cltlltl ~~ ""' ..ii ·~;~ ; 2700 Paterson Woy, CM ok. No pett, m.nn. .APAITME ATTENT10NI 814. -.. 545-1729 oo , the .._ *PRIVATE ROOM* --~ roctor vou ~.~y Tl\e Paint RmJ { nr Horbor Blvd & I I LIW, Nl1l\Y 1 Br. upper on .... , ** NEW ** ID< ambulatory 1.ey, Good !w~•!!-~· ~V~lcld~. ~~~~'.::..~....:·! ;.,;.;;_;;,;;;;;:,;;;... ____ ' _.,.. ~ Ad1m1 nu ctJ.\tS. drpl. bltns, fttrls. Laxul7 apartment 1tylnl DY-Iood, Jlicf Cheerful ai.ir-SH.manah!p .A: Small ott!: t.Osr Sat. ·ii& 1rilh Setter ODEL or renovate . Painted no ea •VI· Also, ., -:; 11IO/mo. M5-52'10, l33-35IO. -the ...... Eoj6y LA COSTA APTS. IOOl>dlnp. ~~~tho l!uot-In C..... Mele. 11o.....ci General contractor A .. ,... =· Reis 30 Yn exper. 546-5025 * Stunnlne 1 A 2 br, $1SIJ,000 l>eallh -T...... * C.U 54M'JS3 * 1ng1on Beacll Pow<r Squad. 66-2162. Ll<0 & bonded. 30 yn. "'11·1..::=:;·~_,.=-,,,~I 2 ba, pool, ne uea. mllW pools, 'I Ushted ten-COME aee, bave )'OW' part"llt ron. New cla.uet •tart at 1 LOST ma1f: lrilh Setter. 41 nee est m-1109• · ~ I: EXT palnline. pa~ DELUXE ". APARTMENTS Afr Cond • Frplc'a • S Swim· Mins Pooll • Health Spa • Tennis CourU • Gem• alld Blll1vd -· 1 BR:_,...., 11«1 l BR. 6 Den From Sli.J MEDITERRANEAN VILLAGE -Harbor Blvd., C.M. cn41 ~1.ao:D RENTAL OFFICE OPEN 10 AM to • PM ~ 110 W. Uth St. C.M. nts COIU'tl. phi1 mllH of 1 I 2 Bedroom ared for u you would do, J'~ Tuesday, Sept Utb a . .ma. o1d, bas akin dltease .JACK 'f auJ Ueoftepd' =:i-rw• ~~19 :5oow 1 BR, dtn, 2 be. Adlll, no pets bicycle traUs. pu~~ut1, • • Built·kl• • Shaa carpets time permlttlne. ~ wlll be held every Tue,day Vic: H.B. area •. MS-'7453. ftmod,, addit. :IO yn. ex:p. ~0 ~· BAY .MEADOWS API'S. fleboud, croquet. .Jl6lUU&' I e Drapes e Walk in cloletl nlgbt fDr 13 't!Vetkl at the SMALL doe. lotw hair & tall, Lic'd. My Way CD. 5'T-OOS --••iA'· 38T w. Bay St., CM~ ~:~~pl.!.~ e ,SWhnmlncPool Rentet1 to· Shere 430 Huntinfton Beach Hilb male blk w/white cbeJL Addltion1 * Remodellnc PROFESSIONAL Painter. D•IMI Ptitftt ~toey town bomet. E1ec-: =ecaraa:e ,LADY share my lovely ' Br =·:: Ir Main~ AJ11.. 0 to ''Hobo.'' ga.&931, Gerwick & Son. Llc'd H 0 De. t work,frff ~- OCEAN vkw, lure 2Bit.2 trkld~prlva .... tloo All Uti'lities Pa'1d 2\i Ba.-.. Frplc. call(Tl4l-962-~ LOsrpuppy, ~~--* 5$-2170 ~:." ... ~•-•---"--Dllher, Une ... wmr/drfvr, v1c ·-~~--· ·~ D'i BA, """· ..,.., • bltt... .... or--·-~--)1111> ""'""· Lr& ,...,, Nr. """ * HINDU SPmrruALIST * -~ r Ytw•P, HOUSE-polnthlr. Int. 4 ext., baloony, Sl.90. per mo. plliel. SubttrTIDwl Adults, nopeU Co. $100/mo. Pteue no Let th1J ad chal:tp. )'Olll' BQ&ide. OCEAMVJEW Constr. Co. aecou1tleal etllln&s. 83T-3927C#l!3T-51'1S. ~wt!.::ce~= WaJkinadillanceto ~ers, no drinkers . wboleoutlookonUiefortbe Our ~ty in aspbilt reuonabft, free eat. 2 BDRM., 2 BA, 1195. Crptt. ,._ 1a1on4 at Jamboree """•"""' center. 540-2442. betttt ProieulOllal .....,. , 11~1 ftpain. .. -... a1<oa~,.1 ,:n;;4J53S.&ST:,;:=.;;.·-:-,,...=~ clrps, bltnl. GS-'ltlil alter ' IDd su ~ HW. Read. 354 Avocodo St., C.M. MO'll!ER & dA1opter wlll oo Ill•. 1J<eDsed. ReadllWll -. jet-1 • lftdlnr ~TO. SEPT. Nie, bl& d I••. , pm • wt<M. Tel...,... <nCJ IMl-l900 642,970I """" home on bus Une. dally, 10 AM-10 p M. • 0 tdtni Kl416, ...u .. per • -- l!Ht Bluff ,,.;;1or;,: ... :;:tal~iof:;onn:_;::';;-:tla>"i'--:: 1...,...,.!!!!!!!!!l ... !!!!! ... !!!!!P I C 0 1 or TV . m-9136, 492-9034. 312 No D o .. "'&, 10.000, Sample• The iEAo..nT Manor Apts. 11 : 648-6337/642-5494. Camino ·Real, Sa.11 Schoolt& BOB'S GARDENJNG ffansman, 3 B:. 2 Ds';_Ll':;. ~. Br. 1144. 2 Br. 11111. Pool. .mfealilUIV &0 BACHELOR will"""" 2 BR Clemen... ~ n5 A LAllDSCAPING l'Rl)F. Pllntlnf, abo ...... " Opts, drps. bltnr, earb. Sputdfrlc New Adult Apt&. condo in San Juan CaP1• MOST go up but this KQH IN'J'ERF3I'ED IN A Irvine Ind\15~ aecoua. cell., lnter/exter. ~: 1 PerkQ-~~ g~~ndlng :1! '::c.1= :-:: dlapL 1525 Placutia Ave. • 2 BR, 1 BA. Furn $225 trano wllh female. Rent DOwN, The food'• the bkt REAL ESTATE CAREER? Complexes. Uc/lru:. Free est. 645-5l9L ·-" _, .. Ask about our ~L • 2 DD 2 BA. Uni. -o trer. 496-U38, aft 6 PM. 1n Newport Town. Hen en•• !548-ll92 $110 551-4299 after Spm. u•~G • Hooe•' ••••• t :.. 2 A: 3 BR APTS. opener ~"a4L. ~........ • IEMI.-.. ~.., ,.,... -~·•.._ '9J ... ~, ....... , ., uo:au, " n--a"-ree. · -~· Private patiol, lusl;i Sorest MALE wanted to '""'·-whett'-bearl cuwa hibernate -Academy Real Estate · ~ AL'$ LAndlcaplr!g. T re e "''&ranteed work. Lloellled ~..., ,Pvf, Patkla •~Htd. Pool• .._,_...., _, '"' ...... "' y 'll find the -1--in----1 ---t...11-•y ; Nr ShoP'I * Adults Only e . $2'15 e LEASE 2 bdnn, .incl stove Ii tettlnc. Carports, ps paid. Laguna bcbfront p 1 a c e , OU ' ~. to Contract Ir Ina. SChool reu-.o..... Yard .. ...,,....,._...,.. A lmlred. 615--5740. ) Martlnlque Apn. 165 ;'.,:;~NII =~"~i 11~ 3: ~z:. ~B:· ~:.·-~ ':;;~;;,· Incl uW.. Jack. . ~~~vi~NO~•; ;:,~;~:·~:_o'~·:,, = ~e:if:': P=~~~ ~ i' lTn Santa Ana AVt., C.M. WJLLlAM WALTERS CO, (213) '16S-198S $135-$139 mo,·1887 Monrovia FEMALE roommate, 23-28, Your ~ue ii here ao don t 'HAIJ..ORAN'S lawn 'IC?Vice, bonded. Reta film. &ti-2356. i•,1 Mo': Apt. :W ~ NEW duplex. Ytarly. 3 BR, 2 Ave No. 3 • 5'8--5'70. to share beach tront N.S. be long. I'." ,~ 1~ quality workman 1 h 1 P • R I ~ ;i: LiiG 1 BR. 11t0 + Dtp. ~"'!!~.~--~ e.. 1121; 2 Br., 2 bo, $271. H11ntl111ta<l 9Hch duplex. $85. CASH FOR COINS --..... ~ reliable, ,...,nahle alter 6 Plolttr, Potch, opo r i•' Crptt, cuport ol lndry In ChlldNn Wtl-J'tplc., oc:ean/bof vu. · . 518-2711 alt I pm SU Gold Collectiolltl p.m., 962-S71l3. * PATCH PLASTERING ,•.r bldJ. Nr. shops, 9Ch1a a: e fAMILYAllllAIR e 90-0349 or 213/e!H-tlll. HUNTINGTON Gardens MALE. 21-30, 3 BR. Dana Ace:!~~ U.S.~. EXPERT Japanese Alltypea. F'rffestlmates ; ... ,, flwy. Avail 9/. 998 ll 1, 2 A S BR.'1. 1155 to S235 WATERFRONT Spac. 3 BR, Apta. Heil at Bolu Ollca. Point home. $100 mo. Foreign and Stamps Needed .:S•bylltttnt Gardener, know· how, Call 15«).Q25 f•-Gamino, Apt 1. CM-. Te-ct, IXJO~-BBQ. child ol 1am· n.., boaVdcll avail. 816-1323, Com ..... See ** ~12911 ** PAY TOP DOLLAR lo T -p. -pest. trim Plumbl .. ;:.;1 5t&-4W. . PkY area. I>q care ctnter: ~~~~. yr i.e. $325. ~~~. 'l'e miutng. Fr. Office RenT•I ow-com-SHOP WOUU> ~~1 ~~kr -da.nup. 961 sm: '·"·D~·~2--,1u.naStudkJ 3110ry-rte;-bJdr.-fnd..-um ~ •-.r.-u 222~-~-orSyro .... I &a.JI sc•PING * DralnluncJoaecl-$750 ~~ uo a -• ESIGNED •-<0 ' L.B. _,,,, My home -Is, Bus .... * ~D ~ •--•.,_to 100' _ .;, ;-' on dead-end strML Crpts, • party rms. I? SPACIOUS 2 Br. 2 Ba. 1 blk DELUXE Apt·priv. patio, PROB.LEH Pregnapcy. O. % blk from ~. (CdM} New'lawns, SP r IL k I er I, _,'"°'* s;_2502 * ._ " drpc, pool, bltnl, pr1v. ~Rxm .GJ!,g .~ to boy, 1 blk to ocean. mUllc. 6 pools, uuna. ten-~ WlffHI~ lldent, aympa t.hetlc 6'5-1614 AM. alter 1,00 PM dedts. cleanup. State llc'd. LUMBING e patlol, $1$. 1 ehlld ... No MODELS. tno -Yearly. $%.0/mo. Bkr. ru., $130. Spaclowl~ !:\'~~· -~~ ---Abor-m-1644. 5.16-12'l5. • p :;• pett. 518:TIM. Hll WARNER AVE 6TH911. -IUO. • ~non •--~•·ll(~· lion ol Adoptiooa ref. AP· e RELjABLE 11-, maiu.. EXP. Hewalian Gardener.' ~Ro~ :.;~ 2 BR., crpUdrpl, bltna, A'ITRACTIVE brand • DELUXE new S BR. 2 Ba, Sent• A.ne ~~--=-CARE. 6C-(536, A exp. 6 a:zn.g pm. wktl)-a. Complete prdenlnc .ervice Fl'ee F.lt. Lie. :,.. bl!amei¢ tell. SltO mo. No 4-pla the bch. 1 6 2n;; unit. 1 lot to ocantront. 1 a: 2 BDRM apta. prqes, !MIU w1tttfr011t 1Mct1 kl •1WP01f• oM VINCENT J. pre • t er a. S5 per day ind. lunches. 234-X.malanl, ~ PLUMBING REPAIR ~ .·: :tlSei'ii ~~~f = avail. :a.ut. appobrtm fn. $.125/mo, Yearly. Bk r • pvt prden patios. $135, Ir ~== !:"'~-:-:_t:;llt!C::: Uraent tbat YoU call )'OUl' C FloWer St., C.M. (rear). EX.PER IE NC ED and No* ~m.:n ~ •· ~ eoL w/d bo(lk...ip, trple, \ ,C.6TH911""''-',-_,,_,,.....,.....,,,, up. Utn pd. FUrniture avail. 11111~11 """ 11ili!lc a111ps. elder 1iJW'! Important BASYSI'ITING my hqme, ~bl~ pi:dening service, i r • 'dlw•hr, eocl .... No pet.I. 2 BR. ...... baado. No m-m: -~·m"" ~ fAlrilly bullneu. _...,, or ol .... Jovlng ...... fftiesttn,a.t'ei 963-11112 -COLE PLUMBING ,-' Sha<ly>;JmoanOP<!PI Adul .. ooly.11T0·'225, ~'"·w~--RJtr•H.:... Apt,Untur,n. 365 ~"~"°~. ALCOHOUCS -J..ra.lnedyd.IC-&99. co~ Lawn &24hr.aentci. 6'5-ll61 I.' 1 • 2 BR. S140 up. 536:T.KT. · -· ~-. -·· :.:::;::;:;~;;,;;--~ Phone 50-7217 or wrl'" Gudenlng aervlce. Heullng Rtmodtl & Ropolr ;:· ' Fun>. Avall. Clon.lren'• -'· * MOVE IN/TODAY * 3 Bit. a ba, trpk, 1 bll: to l!lftport 9"ch DEme IP&CO avallablo JS0 P.O. Bai '!223, c.ii. Mw. C.,.,.m.r •.l~cl~e:!an-u~p~._!Jlm~5'S-0405.~~:;_.l,:;m;n.;;;:;;;;'i;;;;;;;ii;;RI ~'ELM GARDENS Aptt, 1TT Spoct•lllRoln-.Al! bch.$275,,.arly.Nopett. mo. Will provide !um!-JAPANE!!Eboyneeda-. .;; · CUSTOM Home~ ;, E. 22ltd St. Cll lllWlll5. . extru. Pool ..., bldz, Kldo 1'13-24!5 --~1 •t '5 mo. Answering llOl'Vlce with lamlly. attendln& ·hlrl! LAROE OR SMALL Gonorol S.rvl-Alterat1on1. Kltdlena. o.Vld ~; UIEI', ..... M ... Vet'de 2 welcome. From ·Slat. ... w·--nNT _.,_. y.. EXCUJSIVE available. 222 Forelt ,.... chool .. , ~.. . All 'l'Ypea Worlrt Qll ....... HAVE -· !II ~ -w wig! stewart ,..,.,., 963-31ll. -Bltnl ncl ar _ _,. ~·-~ g-•• Lagunal!each.-' · -t>Mel. rem<>del, l!nl1h, --" , •• P~···-;. Br. upper. ' e i ' M,cr. 11371 KeelJOD .. B". l $285 mo 2 br epC. drpa: EXECUTIVE ESK __ .. & .. ,& Kii CLASSES in ESP, Meta ---e ,..,..4.,.. etc. 962-1961. t,.;aU Joan for best fit and S.1wing/Atfer•flon1 ~-adlt11 on1,y,. $150/mo . 963-7510orl41-o;G. y, • •' • D ·IP&OI: a.v---u..w , _.... 1SW1lng847-Mll.. -----~- •. I 646-ll677. Lu. T Dock avail. moues . RESU)ENCES mo. WID ~ ,iumitun p..,...,., A~trolo1y "CUSTOM --· ,..,.i< '· -. ' SEWINGrDESIGNING ~ .. BEAtn'IFUL 1 6 JSR. WA ~ 0 BEACH S Br, 2 ba, yearly. Steps to &t SS mo. .A'.niw'Clc MrVkt private tu~. 542-lnB. t.rw. Cablnttl. Gen'l repein.. tt.ullng Men/Women. Jteu. Ratea : • ~..........,, G<ftlen Aptt. l U:..,!, :-:ioa = OCftn • bof. $2115. ADI... 11fAT LOOK •-111'15 llaado Blvd. Soclol Clt!llo, 531 Ph. Dulce D • D u r k a , SKIPUlADER-• dumi> trµclo llJJ min. Call 84&-T450 : _ Patlol, lrplc., pool. ~ M'!-395T. JonH Rlty, 6TW2JO DOWN ON R--.ii. lllMm " "6-'1581. -. Concreto • uphalt VICKI'S ORIGINALS • • 1110. Call :s46-1163. DELUXE 3Bit.2BA,1'plc. 11fEBAY. CLUB I BAY VIEW OFFICES FINDYOUllSELF C.rptl Sorvleo awtnr 6 hreaklor. Cllltomdetl-•restyllnr ;:;, LARGE DELUXE 2 br, BEACHBLUFF Apts, bltnl, patio, * bllt l>aY • Delux., alr-a>t>dltl<med IN SOMEONE ELSE. 84&-nlO. , aJtentions. 16-4325, • crpt/"1pl, bltn1, d.-, 2 Br., 2 e.., ~ patio, beacb. 12!0. 1"' --Redeooraltd. Lido uu DISCOVER JOHN'S Clup!t .l Upboltho7 Geoeial 11.ouilD&' A Movlna All9 tlon...-a45 : ~ .. Ho. pr. Nr so. Cat PluL ~.!'-"z:: 8231 • , Ave. 3 BR., 2 .,._ Clooe to bof 6 Tiii New Va -.,, • I Realommb, Bia. 615-elOO DISCOVERY Dr<SltalbPoo Ire e Scotcl> Stake Truck ;/lilt ptAo. N re t :II .,. - • From 1165. -· ~· ""beach. l2!ID Mo., ,...n,, *-•N...,.. I 'AcijolnhtC --m. n~ 'ru/381-3393 auard <Soil ~..-1. 111ao & truc1< fl.lO · bJ', "~......... ,. $135 2 BR fenced patiO 3 SR. upatain apt. New wtw A&e.nt 11$-llU. 'Usa 'la_..,......,.... teneetion CM. $90. Util'• Dtsreum: tr all cokJr · 6'5-«io3 ~~:~.:: :tlnl~:r.~ ~~1111.2 ::-i:ei'S~ :t ... :~~ -I lMt ... ,_ I :;-,:Eby-= ~"''::r:!:."~I ]IJ senior adults. 546-8866. •PPt to lff. The lnrrin Co.. JUtrt .,. 6111 ::-.kndcapedlibaro)'ll BAYFRONT o(Hce tor .rent . me extra trl.pa., wm dean ~~upl. Move/Mui. Call . ·-••I SPAC 2" S Br apt ·l1IO up. 2 llR apL Closed ..,.... approx 1100 aq. It. on 2ncl F-.. ~ (f--~1) ·-11,,jnr nn., d1nll1I rm. ol Ml<T, 1112-14')3. Job W ......., "-I 700 oe Pool cpl/d.-p bltnl klci.ok Crp ... dtpa. Cblld & mW1 Newport Htllhtt •U....,llochinund ll<Xlr,heyvtew$310permo. """" ·--.,. ball 115.· AnY ·no. fl,IO, ·YAllD, ....... cleanupo. ~-· -• ,''1996MapleN0:1 ••• :sc~3 petok.$140/mo.847-11.fl. * Ntce 2 Br. Pool. Gar. Joc&Uon n4:'772-6450, FOUND: Beautiful t'O'JCh$10.ChaJr$5.15yn. Remove trees. dirt. tvy,SCRAM. LE. TS • ZJ16 Collep No. 5 • • .~TG3S FOR Rent 1pacioul 1 BR Crpts, drpl, a~ts, no pets. Full P.Wllll for OC11D PROFESSIONAL Sutt e , 1ona-ba)red klttm vi c • exp. ii what , counts, not D rt v e w a y 1 , cnAinl· • UPPER 2 Br. Crpta, drPI, apt. dilh wuher, retrtg., Quiet. $165. &d-.9001. aadliaiborYint fi ready to £0, Hell at Bo1aa Stater Bros Market on method. I do 'Mpl!ic .myaef1. 147-~ ' . ~: cl<>fted pr. Patio. Adl&lt.1, no crptl, drape1, M. 14&-5127. Saint• Ana fo. ~::;rour1*hl ., Chica, H.B. $ 2 7 5 /mo. Fah'vlew & a.tel", C.M. bu Good ref. 5:U-010l. YARD & Garaee Oeanup. ANSWER·S ' pet•. 123 Melody Lano, LGE. 2 BR ltudlo. Encl. • -to tho Bay Clllb Mil-1323. collar, 557-lTSl. .... J'l'te ell. T ~ Call • 1149/mo. ~JS. pr., .. Ho A fenced yard. ADULTS ONLY -l'aDonmle 'riew o1 ome&.Store. 525 aq. fL Ott FOUNI> black a. white klttao -· 518-M31. Cloodl' -Sued' -FIWd - , : DELUXE 1 " 2 BR, 1 a 2 $lSO. No pett. 842-45j9. PET OK Olllllloa1'1111d st. Pkg. Utll. 2052;Newport with ftea collar. Vlcbiltjo. COl!flEl'E -IDd GEN. ~ullnc· Tr<e/-b Detain -STUDY, • , ba, $160 up. Pool. Adulta. 3 BR apt. SJ&O. 2 BR apt DELUXE 2 BR., S190 ·~::::I-. Blvd., CM 646--1252 HuntingtM ProfeaiOnll prb-. tll'V., Jnvlta., nohl, trtm.. Gar a: yd deanqp. A wry pl: Shes 110 teX)' ; . Ulil pd. :rn E. 20th St., $185. nm S, --LARGE 1 BR., •too -PLUSH anall 3-ottlce suite, -~ parldoc l<>t.2 ILB. . rental• etc. ,..!llf or Dt. D-2303, 5117,-. the -and -STUDY 645-4761 'can~ OI' 5'1)...3211 D-.W, ~le, '"'1m pool. nuuce-'rilitontcnlMll Newport Center. 644-8814 or 9(i8...S46l ew&-839-2072 ' · her . . -** LGE. newer 1 BR. LRG 3BR. 2BA apt. bltinl, 567·21Z. au42 Santa Ana Ave ~=~TV 642-3073 KIT1'EN -female. Beaut. b1k Cetllng1 . H~IMl\I~°!' ~"oUN=G=-man-wl=tb-palntlnr==-:· Refr:lg., bltns. $135 mo. No laund rm, no peb, S190 per 9eJI the Old tt\ltt. 8u1 the Lltb"4 tubtiawlD PLUSH. amall New p 0 rt A ;raY stripe -white chin A · AR.Kl.JN WJUTE LAl1'l J)my Work • plumblna Uperlence ¥tds children or ~Is. 837-9517. mo alt 2 pm. 96:J.0951 hlw stuff. park.iq: Center 3-0Uice suite. Phone tummy, Vic Ea.at Blutt * SP G boulecleaninl Rellable. own full-time em PI o Y men t • · • U 3(5 Ap Unfu -• = u~· 315 Private elMlor 111Tice !TIO 644-081< °' ~ (-plutlc Ilea eo1. New """""1cal.ce~ transpot1atl0n. m.:1918. pret,rably In "'""'1Jctloo .. 1111.pt. nfurn. t. rt. ~ "Pf• "'"'m. laPCbbWldinJ lar). 6"-&426. Afl1 Umt,.tM-'qll........ HOUSEKEEPING ·exp a industry. 60-0022. ' c .. 1. Mau Coit• MoN Coe•• -Lamplil ..-... Builntll Rant•• 44l MESA v-area. ·11...,. ColMllt, c-"· nllable. ~ ·~. RJ.TIRED ...... Exec, SS. . ' ' • . '· .. ( ' l , -l l , • ' I • , ' E.tcaPt with us 10th• lfllOlc:tl W1tttl1nd of Vl1t1 d1/ Lago, whtr1 th• •mphliil Is on the naUticil, •nd th• wsv of life i1 " trsnquU or 11tchlr'lfl 11 you are to nk• ii, Llknidt lroi"8 m1kN th• dlfltrtnct tor thoM .,,Jovino boatint, <*IC:ldino founwlns tnd tw1mm1,. • ctose 11 vour petio-etclc, Lend lowr1Wiii1ppreol1t1 ICrtli of e•qulth.iy ltndM!tpitd 91ounda tnd WllkMya. ~ Etch IPlrtmtnt-homt l~ludft ~ry co~l~bta IUlt· ([I.I Wl'V •PPOlntmtnt, Uic1 1lr-condltlonln9 tnd a~ltl to._up:i PfOOf!"g to lnlUrt VOUf C0n11f0tt 1~4 l)l'iVtcy. T"' V1eht Club btftri l'llMllllll, gym anti NIH•li, gime •nd totlal roomt. llY!ng 1nywhtrt t lM It 6Mt 6f tht qtt"tlbn 1ft1r ..,Int Vl1t1 dtl Ltgo, Etflcitncits, 1, 2, 2 P'Ut dtn, from $190. FMrnl,hed 1nd u!lfurnlthtd ~• open daily nlnt 'tll dirk, From tht_Sa..!) Di• Frttwtv talc• JiarbOr 81vd, t.o .Aatn1 c,nd Mtu. VtnN Oriva. 640-1800. .. ·==~= Ol'C ... ce A shop lor leue. b1c11 cat w/whlte chelt a ft.-riOl-SIDli:WALllS JUL°""~~ ... ks llaiarled poo. or Apt A>~-Appr 1700,. tt. Air COhll. a 1ee1. very,,_.._ mo CEllI:NT coiml.l.C!IOR. Expol't ....,. .. ...,.,. ,...,.. 66-23'79 oc 616--1%11, Prlft•pallo-~ <>llead dn. Nm t.n ~col~la~r.i5«>'~1~m.~~~~~1~0ll~~·ll'.;•;•~*'*'~;;.~By~oey=· Roll. -JoloWMttd,Fomalo702 PIRplociol -_._ Bal'llen'• hit Control, 696 FOUND -kJvabk black ... .=r: ... u,lillln Randolph Ave., C.M. Awhlte!....i.doc·Sept.l.rt 0001> TYPIST ~=.. 546--M11I AJk foe Mr. vicinity Baker SL, ()Iota * * * * *· * Wiii do your tvDlng ot ~ -~~ -~~~r~ SpaclouJ3Mymimncl "THE FACTORY", con-TOY allver kmale Poo!Je, .... doll~tr Itel H.B., dtetlin1 &tUS •lltfnr of 32 unique bouUque vie. l7th It Santa Ana Ave1, F.V., WHt, 7Sc per pt. t!I::.~~~ .,1.,,1... ...... bu 2 open~ In the Coota Me .... can 518-1200, Trade.r's Para·· ·d1"se or "'Ill -l'k by hoUr 'Jndudel "lbo Venaillol mall ranclng ~'80 '"~ to ldentll)o. ..el· M7_,.,5, . Oub• 425 30th St., Ne Beach, J'OUNO ~ male ~ iiEiD lbelp at home? We . Volq .. •Acopuko 11P'" ~ or lllM520. type .doc Ill vlclni\I' ol I 'tnes Jllft Aide< 8 Nunu e aquabuwlth-;ool Stor... 4S5 Helltt p.n, C.M. Opnlr • ~ 8 CotnPoolobl ==-~t:.--IOO to 'TOO aq. tt. In ,,.,. lllow-lll :lllM. 8 -• llpJollll Billla!d..... --· w. °"'" M.... BLKo mall! cat • Labor Dey 't1" 1 IMR ... ns5"1ii'-tm'i:=' ==:-.= Ponllll enrdem $100/mo. ~ , VIC. Hwt-.. • 1ulllet. ---./Oii .... - R.;,..li W-460 H.B.~· no. CJll. :O°k'=:J::·: ~, ~: all~-~·..,.... Bill dolln •-)<lolatil- ·dulta.' want to Mrt s or • It ~ .. eoUar Ott 1q. \ Bl'••••& .. °'*' ~ Br bome. 0orona del 11'.ar V10 f. -t • -1o114 cni11. ..tix.t; 1181 U. In, !lo tt., -.r.. .. -Balboo ., ate: ' ·No. Call!. llo1a1 Vlklns •-.OO val; lltll, -~ Jn. Fee. 1'e1llnlula. N"'1 Oct. 15. J'llD: llllllod Ooebr -. .:::::-,,:.,. w,;.: w/Npt moclr • .$111111val. .... Jiii W ...... M & F IM Qil/m<>. ........... CaJl JOiia ~I ,,_ Z Iba r--~ --_, 'l'>d , _ , N'""'!...~ IMO OSIO-vie. 'Sater' 4~ J'.V. car,°" tt -·~ ,.,.. fOi", .. t!;;;i In .......U:, On '"' 1 lo ii. • 2-!'"'I l!MD oil or pt tic,mtr hln ,,,_ M1p call __,... Elnplqr. U.GllllA ..,.. 1 1111, UD: sr a.......i_ -Vie VE: '., I .. -dtl • o.ift """' 411111 -.,,....,, Ill 8 o, !urn -tor · · -W•: ,,...., lo SpoJio . .U. Tnlla t. ,__ .. .l••••lm, .,... .,. ••is' t.ir. Wrttt ~ 8Cbl. a.ta llea. IUll 411' lat Mat or f J,!•~1~111.~-,....,....,.-== -i.o.... or .. H,,_. ~~-~·~~~~~i~~~~Jl~•~Q~to.~11~·~-~ --. ~'-w-. 14& p ne ...., w. -· Cid r ...... -Mt.l'-uu. .-.. i>ildfi!l!OiiAL 1amil, -. trlliPri Beacfi , lUlll -J.llrtlo-''!tlr·~r 1SiliHa ~1io:i., , --""'1 a-. Mr m-1>17. _ wi. llilCli Ar.• c Pandla aoloiitB It tir ,OU Ooi>loa Mio• • dlantr b rrPll. Act, Ill lilflO, Y6tJ!iG iii&lt Welmaronel' , 116 Ba,""°",..... I t'J _ ...... "' ....... y1c. JlamUton St U.8 ..... Jlilli' Clo., I ' DI• - -11 "'7d. JC. 'Ollli'1 nHd a,.. to ' " '._. • .i;r,.... Cad"a• w.a•1ru1 • "Dnw.rut'""1111Jlll:Npla1C.'e n.....,, · tr,...... ' ....... I .AlltllitOlllrlaJ u nd 1a 1111 D.\lL'! PD.Or rollND larJO.,.... ,....t * * * 'If * * a11e~••· --.,. 1 1fut Miii Call -• • • w/ttd a'itl. llMclo lo a · • ~ CoiileJd, R.B. -T· VI t • • • 2 5 0 I l~~~~~~~~~l~~~~~~~........,~~·~s.;~;"'! ... !!!!l!~!1!'172!!~~~!!!!!DAll.!!!Y!lllLOT!!~~ 1111171 ~.~:'~• ~. 9.mritt~I ;;rr ~·~j' ·~·~~mJ~• i ~'!ii"•' ~· ~~._~~· ';;ks;;-··~;!mJ;•:i;' ~·~·"~, ·~ .. ~l(lll~J!l ,~._;;'~e'·~·~~~~ ..... ,, .... ,,. --·--·· ~---.··""' ~ ........... 711 ltl!1>W"!:MI "!!! Hoa,W.mw.Ma 11n1 HotpW""'9d, M6Pn• ~"-"'i~,,n ., •• IAllYSITTEllft''bd&iiiliOl3llwtra '• llDITAI. • lltt / a. HOURKllNlt M.r~COiC PlllC. lnunodJ&lo -.P.ECEPTIONISTITYl'IST· ·-' a. ·nrs IC~ _ .... ,. _.....__ • -bPe -tor -...._ r · • Vlllor ....,......, lllr• ... HA HOUIEICllNR Q1a111te11, -ca11 .., °""' Should 1a.. -... M1111 bt .. poble o1 -.. _...,, • .. :: a.di __ ...... -.111118-_.pa. _ .............. DoeUett, ;au1 I ,..i. m.G311D. ,.,,._ PINaol -llltl --6 - Pit sz. ....... Ooll ia 1111 -CIYll. S•1l•oorhJ wr:a I, --don 1Yd111k Od. l. -MASSIUSE Wll1lll. SIWylUI br. 41) ~ w/IJ>o.~. C... u:!""..!nt.. c:: .. GI' ..... -.... I l)ren I 2 ,,.. -• d rent. nmre ullllmite4. home, .... ?fie.,ort area. Good boun: xlnt a houn par week. Apply tn Ull'IJClllS, Alply Ui pM"IDn. ..... upss .. rat: to -8ABYEJ41EIL ...... J dlwWDD op. .,_.. in Miil Mw _,.. s.i.,.. _...Adi cMrp arNe M2.oc50l0 ' toS-puson. DAVE~ PON· ~w.r, ~ ~ewpart · ' ·' 10 lllO idlo1-..._ wk, •011tlhl SU hu NI-_,.,. 5-5....,. dal-llElllCAL .::...., pm bodl TIAC, 2~ Huba< Blvd., Bl •• c.M. SICltl!TAltllS -. .... ,. --~ ~ lleO $1.lO/br. Ill' -. 0-~ ---DSNT.\L Fr\'#-sfr1. ly, Dr1vllil lmJort•nt. olll<o. .. --· ~ OiotA M..... • RECEPTIONJST wanted: $ClO -I-Vu -~ a --J ...,,,;, -A•.'Elp. Mlloqe paid or <or -c.n bm"' -"4-1025. ' PBX Opera!«, upor, Wark ComJ>etent, ploul'11 op. Pl_ ... Dapt. Ml-183To11L ISi-•-lr-req'd.llllJlt, ed. Coll .ou..t n ·.-. MILLING a LATHE lncludeswlmdla._c.u """"""for N.B. law otc. Socretory AIP Cltrtl" ' 'l'>1llal O..lin E"I'-' BABYSlllE&, tor hrs• DISHWASHERS HOUSEKEEPER tor '"'''" OPERATORS JM< Ellen, N•wporter lM, T)pl....,me tranacrlblna-. Min. S ,.._ ...... 1)pe 'ID ~ tr p n e um all e churd> meded. -_. CLlllk TYPISTS a 11oop, N.B. uoa. Exper. M bo .~ 11.n. 614.l!OO. t :»!! om. con-. w.p.m. SH 90 w.p.in. -~ -... 1·30 lo U·:tO --. prol'd. ~o. Ult able to m-· .... RESTAURANT beJJ> 11111 • Htablllhloa • --,; ft. ean ·-Mil. ,.,.. llG .......... BUSBOYS H 0 us E KEEP=-n.... ... UllL.DlY • lllabt slillt• p~~... ~---~ Um• -:; •• ' •• ';.L Ap. d •.par I ... a ta I 1il>rv)' aecet9.•Sa1Jrynep. *"' ~ ~ avaJlab~.Guan.nteedover-. _. ...... ,l.fell.1u~1111ve10me -~ •V-J "'~'.'.,. ,,,_ htlptu.I Call Barl>ora Kin& IWIYSll'IER·tut ..... 5 KIYTAPE Of'R. O.y a Ntt. lhl!t. _ ... pr.t<'l'nd time, Appl)l !111 w. l!U! St., .... Sellhw, lelectlnf<, maL ply in ........ Tac»~. -• -dl)'L 1:30.., ID S:3t -1 Min. l yr . ._.. IDllll bo ll 0< over but wlll ..-. trainee. N.l!. 8 am lo 4:SO pm. "°""-Call Zl!: 6!0-1610 lor S. Oout Hwy.. Lquna c-rMrct.I NIWPORT -child. l -· i.m11 Podllca HooptW tntmnew. Beadl. Mr. Lutier. ~wiol ,,,..,,.., -I>ilC. 99 Ml STENO INTERVIEWS 34 PM Call -1, <"1-HI, rorrms Wanta! w/own RN'•, ICU 3-U, ll·7. ~ .,, o.v.r 0r:, N.8. BABISirIER 1'Ulkd • ill Type 55. lb 10 Mn. DucDey * wt.el. l'UD or pltiJM. Call Staff RN'• U-7. s a ft With~ in «Wllb• ~ ""' lmle, 'Wlli!m ~. tile • SECRETARY Coe -11 o U S.EKEEPEIWJ.e.ln. m lor appt. 9TM644, A.ic lor a.m.nte c. .. ra1 Holpltal, Uon lleld ~ w/udll· wwtvtc, eo1et • Ml-10'12. 0 ~ llr'• home, ' • c ll o o l oon Mike. 49rrll22. m 214. tects, project dellpa'a a ADMll!llSTRATIVE. SEC'Y BAm'SIItER. mull be In 'l»OIO.lh., ~ ~. ':,~ PRESS OPERATORS -~~ 1)p&Qs'lll '9H1Uper1110oilh vldnlty ol Klllybrook PRESSMAN 1~ .. ~ ~:• ' rW.lQntaluy.OG-143'1. VJ I wom .. to wort< lor plutlc ROBINSON'S w.p.m.--w.p.m, Undtt aen.'I dlft<tlon, .... Schdc~ c.w. m-tm -~ ... llaSO ~tlllth _ • HOUSEKEEPER. Kaker moldinc planll. 546-3370. • NEWPORT • Exe<llent w-Conda form diftlwlt • comptex BABYSl'I IER. U pm . ~-~-----••• -· BEACH --·•·rt-• ttn0 l-'1-~ ~--DESIGNER·-·-·· 2d·•-'Wffk R.E.~ AndOom--Benellll = ~. • , -· -·· -~~ llJhr, Fountain Fer App1l3'11-~~-LAGUN~"mG . DO It NOW' ~y m IChl ll'fld • 4 yn °1 ptO-Valley. 9li8-3U;I alt l. Canted Cantl Smtth HVAC. CM ot:nce Send *** ~ ~ We are now 11iccepting • Ha!'~inr Jor Call Mrs. Smeat .,...tvety ....,.ns1ble exp. , ,......,. a brly rate. Reply appll ... tlona for _ W•'re on the move and need ~. ·- Dlctotlon 11t...,., 'l'!>ina 50. BAKERY •vco P.o. 211. · Newpml Beech, HouSEMµ1. ''"° pm .. 1 help• u ,.,,. ,...., a Prof•• MAINTENANCE " -·-· Apply ·Cty Hall, an cam-" Ca *25. am. Experience preferred lkmal Career • not jlllt a Jl'IS Dr., lmne, Cal. me· SA.US CLERKS Fln-lal Service DRESS SHOP MGR. but wlll "'"""" tralne<. lljshwasherS job. a11c1 are ..u1111a to make MECHANIC Oft ()r before 5 pm, Sept, 291 $650 A Mo. Belt clothlnl: Pac:U1ca Hospital , a Sllcceu CommHbnent I Part Time, Experienced im. 1n•i -· ,.o, Quality Bal!<rY 644-SIOO .,.,.. in town """" ........ Call 842~u. ex1 w, & Busboys ....,,, .. Wk 10 YOUl ioo• JANITOR Full Time ADVERTISING Apply in pel'.'IOD only Equal Oppor, Employer w I m• .... -.... e:nt .......-. to Mn. Dudley at the benefits • expanding • SECRETARY take ~ff. ..... ,..... H 0 US EKEEPER/compan-ALL Departments. PLUS Great oppty. tm ambttioua, to Mr. Anc:le"°" PRIORITY ion, Uve-tn Jor elderly Pleau Apply New Homes S&le1, four nl!!w highly lkilled llrl. Broina, 3444 E. Cooat Hwy c:z t' · PERSONNEL ~GENCY woman, MU1t drive. CdM BofwHn l & S P.M. !radii 'Som• poaltlons Sal· initiative, " SH req'd. c°'°"' .. Mar • I %lO E. 11th. CM 64>1150 fB.8510. ary + Commissions, others 833--1670. ' ert ca ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS: HOUSEKEEPER • Cleaning· 18542 MacAuthar Guaranteed Draws high per- ALE RT SHORT HAIR F.4uo1 Oppor. Em-. llelian a. develop woman 2-3 ...,../wtc. Own IA=ss trom o.c. Alrpott) ..,,, bonus, paid vaoatlons. Excellent Benc[its Apply In person 10-5 pm •2 Fashion Isl., NB F.qual Opper. Empleyer ' Occuiona1 Werk ~far wortl: ID Loi Degree, --. Refa. re q 'd' N ·-a. ch lledical and Ll1e Insurance. ArweJa until move to analor • dicltll clttuitry, u......... e ... ....,.. ~a Do it NOW! It's Your move! /'JU pe,y, stmt hoUrl BALBOA N~ in lata Stptanbu. power inverters, ale +·die ~-Equal Oppor, Empklyer Call JOHN SEYMOUR ROO~t: I.: board & small I Experlencehe1ptul MERIT PLAN F,REE Da111' bus motors • .F1ne co, ~ e HOUSm..EANER. exp'd, CAU. m.mt u.lary for care of 2 school I Gen'I helper mahltmanc:e INSURANCE -!loo poytded .,,. $1000 per mo up. Call Don w/rels. c 10 5 hall-days per MOTEL MGR., couple to • SEYMOUR age chilW.n he!. " &ft schl. IRMENustTAdrlvL.'R• AEA"o"'1i3Rpm tB move Jacbou, 5*«155, Coutal wtc. 12JOthr: OWn transp. managebeacb in31 unit mot.t on 640-4l16. UNDERWRITERS , . "-• mo Harber Bl., 494-1432. OceMlide. Free Realty & lnvedment 1...:...'------- Secretaries Typists Clim A:tt ,.. between Jobe 1ooklor for work cloM to home! Want to cl.ooee boun • time! Call U1 • NO FEES EVERl P.P.S. Paclfli: Por1011nal Sorvlto1; ll2 No. Tower ' Union Bank Square Ora~. Calif. 547-6446 569 I/I. 19th Sh C.M. p•ClffC CM. HOUSEKEEPER, Olve inl apt+ util'a +income. Exp. SALESLADY-CASHIER ALTERATION Ledy, p(time ~ lines, propav, M .:.;:.,;_ ______ ·I for mature lady. Must cook only, need reply. For appt. Real Estate S1le1 Matu~ I: exper. \Vanted by Ask for Rachel MQ' :. ~~· Some .,ell-cuualty • auto. MUTUAL ~!d:nkf!:~::: :°~V:,,-ic. b ave ~~ 1:• 1e!it ~. FREE ~ti=e~u:rau ~=e~o~~ I ·.-Se<r!l--tu-le-1-....;.=..,.. For Appointment Contact. ".....i Mon thru Fri Must have mechanlcal 1kW1 to: P. 0. Box 10979, Santa LI T I '~ Sat nl&ht or Sun. work. e F/C Bkkpra ,u>ARTMENT Mgrl, Exp, ~ le p It ....,..y . ' l lcnowledge of bulc e1 ... HOUSEKEEPER-O>ok, Fri, An&, CalU. !l27ll. ...... ran Medical l hospital bendlt1. e Leta! Sec'yw cple,. t/Ume,_ l6 unill, • ~a :...= i; ~a°:'~ tron!CL --·· • " Sat " Mon .. :IM. &.lneu. MOTEL Mailitenance Man __ Limited Tlmo Qn y lb>fform !Urn. $2.25· per • TrnH -w/typ!JW $SllCl'"'1DI TuJlln. Full ma1nL M&-3727, -, . Centet DrlVe. Please Apply COQPle. $21/day, 675-629L experienced, 2.176 Newporl Famous 1icenH coune now hour. 100% Fee Pald By C.0.1 592-6n2 F.qtW ~r. impic?yer Culton lndu.triet HOUSEKEEPER Cook, m Blvd CM . avall&bl .. thl'tl Tarbell U>zn. · Apply Uz Relnder'• Aaency ARCHITECTURAL llrafll· CLERK 1644 Whitt!,. Av.. c1>11ru.n, J:Jve.tn. 5 day Wk. " ' ' JIOll>'• Appllcanlo ruu, ,.. Lindberg Nutrition 4500 CamPll• Dr. 1 man·. Infennedla~. Min .W BARMAJI>;-Llttle John'• IM: c.o.rta Mesa Pvt rm. 675-8248. M~ home looktni Jmbuned upon qualltlcation. (l.n rear ot the Toy World 546-2ll8 Newport Beic!h •yra. aper. Type 5 bldp. ciu 5G-9963: 'i'ey us )'OU'll i INVENTORY 60-21» HOUSEWORKER. part lm for llve-fu Nanny to care New or experienced sale• Store . on lower level So. Pfolrtalve N.B: • tirm. t e, tor 2 loving cblldren 4 ·a: 5. peotle, Openlnp avallable. Coast PJaza Shoppin&: Cen-SELL FAP.'IOUS KNAPP 9'J9.JOIO. . _".':~~'.._ • ·~· • _CONTROL ~row~....,.'°= :_,11ay~1teady job. Own ~...,. & board. Wel!&n! O>mplete traintnr program.1 ;ijt'iil''O.Coili;stiia;;i·M;;;•iioai..l"-;;;;;""' :,oES :·tlm:.ior Ff ARnsrs. craftsmen,~ nlta. ~1n Requires 1 to I )'flJ neenf · • ~ OK.· 645-2262 leave Future management oppor-1, e PP e1peor~ carpen)en waMed. . ..,.,., ,...,,,, Tbe Tin. LtrPe, 152 Dlfl<:e ~· Should ~bot .... Get job°""" IBM Ma& Card Typewriter name, phone A.... tunlHeo. ·Call Mr Sloan at SALESWOMAN Eun MOl'e Beeau .. Coin' • l in ,;,.ilunrr wltl> handl l SI. Qalr, CM. like detail -. aood with PRIORI.TY Opt. -·~ p/tlme, IU-558!. ~'::o ~:.--ves=I ~ =-~~·!~.:~.'!'.~~ 1m.188:: ;:"' -=LIP• -oldUa P230E~StC?!:!N_!~ AG~,.Y $3JO br. 6'2-MTST 0!_ERATOR .ARIEL NI Time. ed_ -Equt,...nll~,.,..__,...,..i---+,, J• --..._. •.ut ::::;::-..,.. •U>t....... _,....,,.. 1v Commiuion I Benefits. ProJraml lntere1tedf Write -1 ~ Beacb. ™ --Pl<ue applj. EXECUTIVE Secretary • IMPERIAL REAL TORS II.A. DIManlo, Kn a. p M~•l::a== er ;_a:~~"-c 1 Pl 1 Qltice Man,..r. llynamlc SAYINGS ~;J.~~u~. REAL ESTATE ~::~ :J~3o =· Brockton, Ma11. · • oome. Guarant.e + ...,. • -po "II -Bead> CPA l1nn & LO•N baclcgroond ApHtude PROFESSIONAL mlnOr tn -"""' ,,.,_ · -in ,....... • .symm1 bu opening"" inteJUgent, ASSOC':'TION • ablli~ 10-.,, high Sal , JOSEPH MAGNIN SERVICE StaUon m an w/exper, for eve. lhlfL-Ap no factor, GOod 'pay le comm. Apply Cl>evron .... t1on. llM So. Oout Hwy., Lag. Bch. er related expo-. deltrable. ... .-_'.!.._. Watdl.Beaut1 1 402 w, Central Ave., U ereative 9!CfetaJ'Y with an ..,., level ~ wort f mnen &: trokm. The op- . -p'~, .... Rturte..i u ..... :!. '. ~{idioor). 'Tri7 mmt-Alt equal tipportunlty iniatl•tive &: ability to u- 0 • portwrlty ls here! You an • ----Center Htr' Bch. employer sume respoblibWty. 0 n l y OAN PROCESSO speclali7.Cd nature A quickly needed immedla.telJ tor our Equal Oppor. Employer Bolboa Boy Club • career minded need apply l R learn the poJldes "' pro. rapidly _... R 11~""".,,,;,;,,.,,!!!!!!!,,,;,- 1221 W. Cout Hwy .BEAUTY OPRS (21 ·cLUB STEWA~D MUii have ,...i ...... : c:edures 01 the Unl..raity A Eltote di~. Potltlv: :.-Sales ·· .• ,"Newport Bead>"" a.... sa.ie,.~ J:ll!lowloc w_emp1oym..,torma· llhort-llldllaj,--.. <lfl'l'lltiom 01 the (>Orlunlty tar !ldvancement. Toy ·&Gl~Partm ,.TTE.,..ION· -nicea. ~~ """ .,.._ .. __ -m-~1 .. -r.~u~ • Jrll rR °"'· Prele1' i yr. or more Pbooe . ~ • -n..-.. ' patl'OI )d pounds • doc.kl "l-""""' ... ' u.u, trainlq:: on MTST, ac®l'lte • Houtewlwt, •monstraton Sal11w-a MAI) c.u-.... MS-weD. includhir lite janllol'W unlimited. Sal"7 open . spellin(, correct .......... earn to 12.000 by Dec. l. $25.000 to $50,000 Boat "-Iliac' 11* main. Bahia Corinthian Pbooe 1'12-14811. " accurate mathematical NO DELIVERIES, NO coi.. Glamoroul. exclth1g, adven-..... 1 "'6 Yacht Club. I«n. Baplde EXCH for Rm, ' board , 3366 Via Udo, Npt Bch comp u tat f 0 n 1 , Req's, LECl'IONS, FREE HOST· tul'OWI sates career with · '' Dr., CdM. Salary. Minimal haetk>ld m.3130 graduation trom, bJgb achoo! 1 I i I ESS GIFTS. Need car. Clubpaclflca ltyin( ,eJP of ' · · ' '· COOK EXPE R help.-Tlme \0 do ,.... "own equal opportunity .............. a, ·2 yrs, -·i·Clerbt ....._, " ~ Sal.., All _ -9!M307. Gilio 'N Gadgell. SERVICE Sia a~ pt <# full time. Pump Wand onJ¥, Apply momlnp, st1na1 Serv., #12 Adami. ma. Deb. : SERVICE __fltl!t. I' u 11 er Bn11h cuatomen. X l n ' t earntnga. ~6. U a . • Mex! -tJar. loat C.rpenlert • • ~'-," while I ---h!. .::,;=..::;;:;;;.;;;:;;;::....:::==:::.::. •·· ·-~· ~ ·-· -•~ ·"'• 00.'•l'\... Boat Eloctrlclans' NI time, pd bn. GOOD ~ ·---~--·-·-Send n!lwne & uJary Women only. :Work H'.e .. SALESQristmu help NI ~· ~ ::c~~ tl•rdwar ... IMtall.Men PLACETOWORK,Mustbe ~ ~ historytoPelOHDd.~, F.V~·CM.attLRettlveuzi or P.T. No invest. Sarah 3 Service Sta. Attend. 1515-9'71 or !!61.fl5L Line C.l'JMnlon' over 21 Apply in ,....... EXPER. PBX lwltcbboard ~ PERSONNEL UC lmne, lrY!ne,.ea 92884. to 90% comm. Gd, ad pro. Coventry Jwly. 551-M or w/l"be exper, Apply hi ,.... ATTRACTIVE G'R ' 6•"C.at.touch11t min SUrf l Sirloin, 5fl30 W. -· Call Mr. Snyder, C:CDlN"C<O ... rci..lr'V F.4uo1 ()ppor.EnJplO:fer. .,..,., Leacb provided. ·Nol""-""''115;i;7..,. :-.,....,-=-'°"• '90 E, l'ltll St., (0-. " '· YJJdar.Ar.ch 'a Holi0<c Oout Hwy .. N.B. 641Ml1CO. .......,"-""'_"""'....._., ""'¥r competition. Gd. •P SANDBLAST trainee O.f mo road Irvine) CM. , Occulonal work COOK -IOIDe uperitnce re. EXPERIENCED medical re-NEWCOMER WELCOMIN~ . time. Xlnt training. Reim· exper. Apply in penon =sr~L~l(Scre~-.. -'--u~---1 I HI pay, ahorlboun ~--~ qulttd. Apply ltJ ,....... cepdonllt. Call Mr. -FEE PAID HOIPtteJlty "°"'" buroe achoo! lor "-not betwn9a.3pm.SAEAd...,. WW train.~ u.:.~ I Geoeral "'4nilla ~...,-. •..-~ B kb l 6C!MIICO Secfttarl" 10 $Sl5 To Call LOCALLY on new not Uc. c:ed Pocl<a&ina, 2165 So. I No heavy work ApOty Mon 1brU 'l'tnn 1-roo urot . Elc:row Officer ITllO ~den! tamlUn -S.TANDARD R. E. Grand Ave., Santo Ana. 646-:1624, di< tar Mr. Lalar. Mllll· drlv<. A,,.lY lJ.l 4 Dey~ Worlt Week -·Hun-Beedl. * * Exp"d IMnagor Camtr. Inspector ITllO -" • elvte lolo, Good PlY Mary or Loo 13U700 1.:.:::::.:.~~~~a. l=.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-1 RENTAL READIER COLUMBIA YACHTS SI Unll1. 67W221. Mana«:ment Trnes lo 16"' Ptt!me. MUii have bappy !I.E. ' SICRETARY Skilled 569 w. 19th. Ooola M'"'I :175 t.lc:Cormldt Aw. COlllSElllli FINANCIAL ....,... a Also Fee Posttkml anlle, ear. typin& ability, Trainee. Brkr • Secretary with tront ttlet MACHINIST AUTO . ' Coote -"""""""' independence can 481 E. l'ltll (at Irvine! CM 5'7-3095. developer will train • .,,....,.... _;,, • PROTOm AN F.4uol 0ppor; ~ 111/F be,..,... Natlonal o.. look· ta.1470 NEWPORT JIMbor Yach! ~tor~...._,, Pllbllc ...,i..ct experience, E SALESM l!OOKKEEP1!:1t: P ./ time Boautlful loll lor creative POOpie wh> -----Cl"b now · accepthw ap. am pm, · Requlru oldUa in typi,,.., Be able 10 do °"" .. 1up. NI time ..ieoman needed I>ynamle N.B. CPA 11nn PacHlc Ylow cen train l motivate otbera. JANt'roR, fllll time, ...,... pl!catlono tor full • put Receptioni"st SH, tel•-a. olllce llY• Sborl term. at Oran&e ~·a oldest -. a rte bldcpt. Exper Momort.I Park Call ('11'1 15e-172o, l.wcuey hi. r11<1 apt bldg. time help. Good w""'' " '"'"'" lrvlno 540-4450 Anwican MMort Deai..-nee, Aftn -6 Evei ~ FRONT D~-Room cleric, Apply 31423 Cout lllway, wm1dng c:ondl, Apply Fri., EMPIRE ~AGEMENT NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO llhlp. Sales have DOUBLED "1 cooveme-Sal <Ill<"' Needs two Cll older a ezno. eve ohlft. Call 8 l ll South Laguna. . ~ SepL 15th noon til.3 pm., OQRP. TIMPO ~lp.~~.\..""at'need 6«).1333, , • tlbolllly mature men. Sch ...... , 9am·12 noon. JANl'IQR, put time, Mela NURSES Aides Full OCEAN VIEW 2161 Bu+lneuCelller Dr, Tomporaty Halp 1 _,, BOYS ' Newporllir JM, N, B, Verde Conv. llolpltal, t!6l tlme-Perlnanent. 1·3: 3 o ·SCHOOL DISTRICT N.B. • 8.13-S'lll ant ei'Le . . : Thi> Is MEMORIAL COUN· ~ °""" M -. I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!! .... 1 TELEPHON!: Sales: Sall 'UT. ~ e I -two ""1o ID 1111....,.. SELING with lamill" be-&CC-1'100, ' eta lhl!t. HWlt. Bcb Conv. Holp. $500 A Month l!outhern Drane• County's n• c:letl OD belt -""1 -the --Gon"I Die. to"°° JOIS ~r-· Ave., H.B. • Secretary • -with fa-to Newspaper _, ~ AIOM'loln Mc .. n cmv. 0 n l 7 ~ Dcpet. in Ofc wart can set · PABX ~tor proce• small otc. exp. 1o wist ore )'OUI' home. Malm u much 547..-boyi .... -. Top ,.. Above ._. eam1np a ,.,,,. this one. Come hi a11c1 Urtentfy NeedecJ NURSES; Aides ;u PM·7 AM mall, Ute 1ypto(, Type ~ mar. put ttme (lllin. z hra u,.,,,. need. a.;.....,.. oo& l234 So. Main st. and bonus., Are JOG aocJd bonus plan. .-111 riow e S.Cretarlet 9titt. Meu. Verde Conv. w.p.m. 1 Yr ottlce uptt. per week.). ComtrucUon Co. minion on each W.. caD Santi Ana. -ID ~ U ao PRIORITY e R-ptlonlm Hoop, 661 Center SI, CM APPl!eatiom muat be l!led Mali replies llatin( wortt ,,55~7~-"739~·===~~-I , __ ...;.,:=c,:.,;,,..-,.== 1 call: • A _,., 11ttoMw -in PERSONNEL AGENCY e ICoypunch Opr1. --. l'fnonnel Commlllllon Of. exp. ltJ delall, age, tan>lly T Y P !ST/PROOFREADER· AlTI'O SERVICE CASHIER 56-33CT • belpbrc people u.ve money. DJ E.17tb, CM 66-7140 • lncfUst;Jal NURSES Akin, .exp er. flee, '$72 Warner, H.B. By ltatul to: "Personnel'', ne«Sed 2 days a wk. Profi- and ,WARRANTY CLERK BO'lS JS.1' GENERAL OFFICE lrvlno 540 4450 pref<!. 74,30, Park IJdo Sept. 25th. F.4uo1 Oppor. 434A. ~ 17th St, °""" dent In opellll>!. Apply In expertenc:edp..terred. JoinTo!ICrew-~ PloaM "'-For LAGUNA NIGUEL ~,,,.;,'-AT~ Coov. Cir, 4fJI J'1aCllhip Rd, Employer. Meoa. penon, ,,._..,, li45 HOWARD CllEVROLET . M~ •• 1~ ·-.. ~.~A·~ ·~ N.B ••• _.. '~•zz=====lu.:;:;..::=:-;~..,... Newport BL CM N""PORT BEA01 <lout'• II-le •-...-per. -.. ~rv-Builder's nHlce, _..,ent TEt,\PO ==· ,,,-~_,-..,.,....,.--I' ' . ' ~·-tla>. -&e<-2!llO ~~ ~~ ~-~ -· ,.,..fl Requlr< Tom H I NURSING -...Ot, care R tl6 • I/PR >4olp Wonted, M & I' 71t Hol~ Wanted, M & F 710 v..,,_,. _ __ ~·--12 --..i a. typln(. Flll1 perary • P tor ...m.lnvaltd lady, muat ecap "" lir.;:;;;;;::::::::=========~ EVENINGS. am" B<mlil. Mab Money , ttme.Appl)lll-12am.l.Cpm. JUICE ••R bo exp'd. Moo'a l rellet IJke to -in a c:ountry w••w- AU.TO POLISHING alld lreep "" with Schoo~ rouNTER, ill! tt dooiit Suite 1, 21762 Forllel Rd., A~ $2.25 per br. 173-354'/. cl"b -ere tn IOllth J\&ll..pltime auto polish I: work, too. 551.f131. lbop Mature. uperleooed IAauna Nlpel. 131·1'00. Wanted to make • aerve NURSES Aide Clau • county area! Exceptiona1 \letAll ~ Multi ~ •• IOYI womu. ... JS Cll' °"'• J'all GENERAL OJTICE: nne frab vteef;able. fruit .. .t.... obUptiOft. DO co. requlre1 penon w/lota ~-~RO"cAita;'~· Aae 10.tc "' -..,.,. .,.put~.en-'IOOO Joea10>.needsttalwlthnlee at modem lul<e bar.'?;;. Gl2-24IO ::.T:1,"'1o'd~t~ - -BH., C.JI, ~ Dana....._-~ Clo-OOIJNTER' ~ • E.llr, ~ pel'IOll&lity 10 bandle trom vlous exper, not neo, 40 br OFFICE -·---.-•~-Gnat 141•-. Worlc Wed. •-"• 0..-. -~· -8tort $G5. eaJl Linda Wit, No sun work •. Urillorm ~---~ _, A-0• DAILY PILOT HW"J,ColonadeJ ·Mar.. Ray,-· Coastal !Urn.Med Aboopbenetlta. ~~ J':'! -~Jull•Sprina ~ITCHllOAltD -' cusroDIAN·M.alnL man. ,..nc:y, ·mo Harbcl' Bl., Apply boall • ·~· 0ppty JI:-. ' RICIPT. · CASHIER. exper. -!or -· tor ..,..; 1-In Ooota Mna. Llndbort Nutrition ~ M-y.~.... -·a•-N~~ ~ -bu Iv IUl" .,. .. ~ pertOll.. ...,., ... ._ --• I l•I , ~.,,.. "?'f" " diftlrw room. Af1lt4 ir1 Nl.8.. .,._ ~. Gaa::&AL Offi ce, book· (l.n rear of the Toy World A I t ,._ -11 -" d•alonblp. .. -. -10 -~ ·-~--1 •·"'-~ -~ 1-~ So ..... a .. ~.. nu No Broodw ~ """"' Jin. ~-· -_ .... °"'""'"' .,., -. _,..... •---· oo -~ -. 'Orderly: N.B. aroa Santa An~ away 11 s:JM<• -nt. Ph) HH~. ~ ,..!! ao. ~ P..,ftT TIME .lady w 11.n tt I au v'. Cout Ptua lllloppltw c.... Call 112-:1410 14.r 1;311'6 PM U54I , f11.4!o1 o1110 •• -..._,.., ~ .,...S,. com-ter, Colla M ... ) ,. , •Jt am. CASlllEll, -.., NCR NMr Oo;Erpanolon -· w. Colla Meta. Jr. Socrolory Opt~ R-'lonlat lo$5!0 AUTO ........ -· QIO Dll' -· Cal llll Ru ...... oponl••• -Ute .... Jood typltJI. . -.-....... abarp _..tt11tnt.b1mm'1"1Zt _,...., t ...U w. For-2l~to GENERALhlWmk.Moo--CallLorraJne Weate&tOWile!Ancllooklnc p.1.Me1t•P'ttfPlllllciD ·----~-Ne-lei Ino. 11 .B. llmt~lm l1tely W•nt. AM enl)'. Rm. WESl'Wl'F :,~n;:i:i-113'9G~ plulhokPR.IUOteRI~ I -. w-"4-la ""128 WI(. ....-c1.m.azs Peraonnel Apnq -onCUllotnturftrunko. •• =~st.-~ QID' -tor W ....... N'l-GIU n+n r Gmo:IW. MAINTENANCE 20<3 Westdltt Dr, N.B. n,... qua1t!r call KANVAS PERSONNEL AGENCY 1 ,;;;;;;.:...~,..:;:;.· .;.:;:,;o.,,,.;;:c ,-1Mvq Cll1I. ., -.,.,_ Mu. l'aml1lar with boall '45-277t By KATIN, ~73S:'ZJO or l30 E. 17th. cM MS,~ AVON allU8TIWI EARN-fto eilli•lod -.. llllUVJ:ll'( tt DAILY J -~~• LAUNDRY l ~ •••·M-.714-521-. RECEPrlONIST-TYPIST,· lllGS ... lillp -... ~ ..... I -· l'VDI'. 8U1'DU ONLY, lo ,....., ... ~. _, --· Bea"' bo)ostde -·-..... .......,. ... 1'1W MiPID ........... IS 44 ...... R1cahw ... ,....., \ .. S50I ·~ Wlltdooa count;· p~~-T ... t~.·~ Wff~ M ·30 Mutt~ _.tamUJttr1...,..a. owrw"awdm6df1Wol4 a.-tl•ltatioaW .. ,._1plofc19dapl ~I: c:mtoe•..,.. .-~ ~~"'~or wtU..groomfd '.A •nJo'I .U..'be A"",.._. ... on.a..,......*'*' 111 •Vu. 011111et ~· 111117 w/llla ..,._Dini 6 typ-&lundl')'. 570 1'. lttb C.tl. ~ man. M51SC Jor meetlnc peopie. Prefer our '1'I 11ldilt CllrlttmU ...... ... Jn el aei ...,_, • Wtlt ..., a. tac to help boll. .,, · app mablre "'°'"*"' . Non ~ ~-· caft Now. •t1)Ntttiul ,_._. Clllla-. · PRIORITY . ~UHRSIOATCO. PART}lrnodrlvmlc-.'-er,CallMra.DOvlotor -TVll. -bo a • Da.IVl:llr IUJ-. l'llllONNIL AGENCY Plnllh ~ H~ Ova' 21. Al>PlY ' at U5S2 6ppt., Mon-J'rl. M. •llAltlSll 1111 , Lav1n1 b&lllJ -· 111 -GI ,_... Alllt, DIE. 1'1111, CK 16-Tllll arpon-. 11fldl BML, !LB. eu..11138. -~ _-:i _lo a1eoD!!-11of1r 'Iii\ . "*GI .'!'!!,._ ~ 0111L ........ -· a-:a .:.-::!~'!'"""" a Part time delivery, RoqptlOOll~t $4~ -,... f1tq4M fn9J Vt 6 ~ 7N. -...,_. Blyd., Apply Jn Plflan Newlpapen. Auto nee. Work !« lftlOY1 cio.. J'un _Job ~ •, 2;.~ llG t I rs he ftluaw .. O ' t'•t ad natr:AL l'+Milth ..,.. .... Ol'llla ..... . .. w ltth St. * MMJ.82 1t snett.ns clients 1t a.1rJJOrt ..... • cm. A,. lllta • -. Ill. .te Dllr Pllt, Pll\-. •• pau:zwaw -.._ tM ta. dlowea, cat. lC8a • f'llX ~--rvke. 0t,v tar lbe bolt. d., P.O. lloK-Clllla-="1i'*· .... llo "!Pt #l~ea 5•1. -lltiw In.~-Ex· PRIORITY SALES REPRESENTATIVE LlolNod -........ .,, E-our-nllv .. IMrllellng ........ lion -.... . ...~ ....... ,, '!1-:J=.~:=·~.J' ·~ ;:.;;,. ___ ;::;::_~.T.:I ............................. '* :-~----.-. ...... --___ ..,_ .. .., ....... ... ··-=·-··r:--·------·· ........ -·----. ...... .._ .. _ .................. . ..................... -..i ~~~ ..... ..,. CALL 714/U8-l088 llOW .... Is ' • 1 ' ........ Fit.ta&ttl .... l*F• MllM1*MW ... Jili41ii119it-DAYii Ca -. . .. l'lc 6 du ti& ..,, Jll't ma TV, 516 daJ MALE .,. -m•-l>ft, tnrd HJ.UM. QI. lltSONNIL AGINcY cw• alt Dla't _, • .. eollt a lht ..... • -W. !11r, m -sa,oo, ,..,..,,, !/time, i;l7;1 l'alt-OlO li>" a J1ioa1 DI E.1'11. CM 16-1'750 .. ...., --' wall• ... _ .. AB. 0 I"• Ma.•• iii& .. ml, wldlW eand. --~~~!-~~·l-~~;::_=]~~!a~"~Pad~"!•!~~~UO~ed~i l ..'.:===============:!Jt~ • • • I • ) ' I D!SE:S. C!qier, dQ' ar "'-ft. New bu:sltltlt _..., __ _ Plt-.Q._hl_ at J\iG\bo Jimbo, 11) N. Cout Rwy, 1-1ldl. YAl'rii'ESSD A Coo k a "1!ted. Eq J~d. Owt 18. •ty bet. ~ I: S pm ... Van ... ~po Rn<aunutL :iaI9 &iBrlaW. w.~NIHt-Exper. APdl¥ tn pf'rtan, Kaptan'• Restaurant'. Ir: L>eli, So. Cat: Pip, C.ll, 11.owtr Jevel De'Kl to MQ' C.0.) ~W~lrCOOK. ~ IN M£XfCAN FOOD. • • fiG.8274 * l§J :.I iiiiiiiiiiii..:~:.; I • . . A1111.,.11 • ~ m __ .... 112 Mllool•u• 111 ,._,Cllll Diii ........... Wt Ca.1..,s.111a..t• ORIGINAL ,REMl~NDT roa -~ -GARAGE --Ill -* AUC110N * llMDIGltllf llCll'l'OM. R.\PPOOllll>.. • '11..JUl'l'I& -SIU' -now -... CHIHESEARTOIJECTS ....... _.,.,-. qulna,Tbr'Blulll,ll.B.Frt-fRIDAY7:JOP.M. ,.bl< top pud -··--tble---...,....,..,.,S!jO'J..i: .... loo s..., ..,i, 11, 1 pm .,. s ..,... .... c!e ... ftano day A S.tmday, 9'pCo » a SEPT. I~ --. _, ,..., -.,.. Uld a llmY lltl!o A _, """ al $!C5! ,._ !oUot, -wtr, "" -·--!90 -16 --.... -.-111r.-. ~ ·-... Siii<> -A1'!YTUIE •"*. 50 ~ "" -.... Pt•>'...,, ,_ ~ -cell band ..,;,.., -• • Emte of c. ~ _L..,.:-"'"-:o:,....;.=-;-.:= I Dataun ,,_ Mr ....,, 1ow t -Jltmbrudl, !rl< K•111ncft ~ dryer, Pari!al !~ oliy au..: or oller -all1r I pm. Tnrlor pup. 'two L 20 No. 181. 6 ... lialw UlOO t. wub drawlnc. *"" l1alG GE '"""' wJi,_, ...... :U. air~ cryata!, "'""'·......;, u-nlOllA.~ •ltctric .....,_, PllG/o&r. Evftudp,"l'op coad. Q,'!IO. ~~all<~.:.-· ' =ual~art~Jec! ~~ =-:: ~~-~1~1 .. ~.· ~~~ m:;-r; :::' ~~.,!..,...·,~;om>==to &tart ~~~Tt4J or 'IS Apache ttnt tralJB, ,,. h3nd CU'\lt(f twey dlttl $100. 2335 Jnioe A~ •• N.8. .., """'... ......,... """' ha.In. boOkt. bedrOom Ids $M-7&54. In & be ll'Ww/Newl!Ql't * OIALLENGER * S!ttpa Ii, port+Pott.W. tet. Rate snuff bottln. Rlre Mlf.l3ll. OrientJI 8C'l'Mn, Ollnt1t c •t.. h d d PH ILlPPINE ..... ..._ ... , Death . ......., Wed .. Oct. ~. repl. ,.al SZ,250. Xlnt oond. built·ln heattr 4 ttove . Clnn1•·r, porcelain. c10i. GENE~·· ,•--•· ............ cha.Ir, oak t.a&t, otk Child'• an'-"'ue an ·carve ....... ..._., Good cond. 54$-2';41. ~ '~" ~~-~· lldeboenl, coklr TV: on... Story " C!aric ~,.,, Plano 7:30 pm. Opo~ dop Many xltN. • '""'' -· -"~"'=~~--,-,--I tonM, amberlnr, bronie. mcnt lblt ~.EX· chair, tile cablneti with ' • """ •• ., .. un * '63 Ford Econolln11 U-··-··• __ .. _ ln ~-"'". -l!tnl -~"~-• 5 0 • Formka t!Wc top, men'• ~norup, docks, antique w/bench. sm;. No cleU\Ttt)'! ovar 5 i:noe. ,,,_..w.. -Gd ,..,_. f;IU¥•..... 1"";; •. .-..-___ ...,.., • lei I trlc .. -· !>48-l452 evt•· LOVE FOR SALE-lrflb ~-Shock Sabot No. Mal. CtJnptr, corup equlp. IYOI')', m;e quartt, a • 64&-2BJ. va • t ec can opl'Dft', Wuher It-dryer, 6 mo Gld, Sporti-Goods UO ttt P u.v . AKC. £xttl n.dntr J:ie. $225.. cond. Many xtru. $950. chry11al . turquoi.M, MAYTAG --· .. hN CIJ'Pttlnc. 2 tQt decks, dinln& rm met. bufftt '-·-. .__... c.-545-9816* it&-2968. malachite, ametb,)l'St. OU waahers ~ .. t,;"'ii'm, Can Scott FM tuttr, 2 Alt@c china cabinet, desk, com· SPC8H .. 2 s~~ rod $U. ~=· ~ to QPftc.·1---'*:...o==..c..--1954 CHEVY l ton panel. Po.lnlina:a. ~ tretl , dellwr w/1 yr. f'W1\. =-~=Pi~~ model, cocktail table s , South Bend Florida SUrftr OLD ENGLlSH. IMh, Sllpt/O.CU-910 Compl cunper anit. Aft~ N~PORTER INN m..1771, patr Of brau lamps. AN· d l v•n , tt.-ldt:-a-bt:d , m.~o.T14f1Dmelllb&core SHEEPl>OGS BALBOA. Slip fot..40' boat pm: 5f7-2187crm.'875. AuctloMrr~ L. Burltlon MATCHING wasl1a'/dtyt:r. TJQUES : Florentine step. ~.~! .. 1:!_1 '•~=''I< ~CHU. S15. MS--98.12. Puppid, ARC, S2lO. ,.._ ·-• .. -..,. Ample (yclet, ... ,, .. 3 '1 ..... Good ndlal-,,.__ •K' ... -·~-... ·J~W mv suRF 0 n•0 os 6' to •• ,... -,._ ....... ,........... ·~ ._........,..__ -~ Conducted by: co lW''-....,..pa. -· tables Enalilh cane love ~ ,.. ~· .... ~..... $'90 monthly. ~• 7.,. WJJrn'ED,distlwa1 her, ST/\ROFSIAM Admiral Ref/Frffz.er, whL atat, Ena:lllih child 's chair, MWOINREo'v·s AUCTION Verygoodconditioo $55ea ..--'6 ---------· nifhi.. LaCav~ ~3taurant, ~ 54!J..13JT aft 6 ' . DACHSHUNDS pupe •• min.,1,::613c::...c.7950=·------lJE!N SA.I.£: '61 Jlatley l. trvl.ne Ave., C.M. Ap-f213J 426-8287: 925-151~ $50. • English a:arne chest, Scot· pm. AKC, shots. mahog red: Dock Jor rent. Dav l d so" Ent. No. pit \Ved. rvc., 6 . 7; 3 o 16TH ANTIQUE Rent Washers/Dryers tit:.!rrau1;~~y.~1~. pal; COME BROWSE AROUND StoBre, Re1t1ur1nt, 132 black/tan; very min adlt On channel, Npl Bch. 61XLCH1$52 IJc. No. 64f-11>4<. SHOW & SALE 12. Wk, NI ma!•L 00 ,... ~·""'· or dog. sas.rnt. * 147-8210 * HX91(1. '68 )lua. On Sept. h . 1 L 9 _ h A * 639-120:1 * GERMAN "°l'Cf'laln J a r 1 2075'1' Newport BJvd. LHASA aooo ''Best in 19, 357 "A" 16'" Pl,, c. WE1 al'f! now · 1 r n g ong DGl•C ren• (blue Ir: white). English Behind Tony's Bld&· Mat'll. 3 Bin Fryer new COnd 4' o.t -& Ski 911 "'' wftresacs ages 21 10 ~. Ocean Ir: Lone Beach Blvd. ELECl'lUC STOVF.s. prJnts I: oils, buntin& prints Costa Mtu. * 646-8686 Grill with ' oven. $ 1 Q 0 • Shaw'' Ot, Chen Korum·'TI Bolts, Speed 92621, Calif. ~~ly before noon. The $4,IXXl,ta:I Display $25 EACH. &: water colors, onyx &: Freezer $50. Cub rqUiter litter. 548-13'19 wknds, alt. 6 U' Manta by Arena Craft. CUSTOM made di.rt bike. 450 · ~ch Houle;' Rest., Laguna 100 Antique Exhibits * 53S6802 * bronze table lamp, .pair NEW clothes &ale. 50%-10o/o $50. Jee Tea mach $30. Call p.m. wkdaya, tr!-hull, QMC-V~ st e T n Honda en.a:, .Uaht wela;ht ~· 497-ll811. · Se-pt. 14, l!I, 16, 17 Auto Wuhrr A El«t Dryer green porcelain table lamps, dlacount on all clothes, at George 6t2-<C527 ar 6f6-3110l. JlAPPINESS is a tiny toy drive, Many xuaa. Mint frame. Cerianl forka. LUte W iM E N 0 V ER 2 5 Thun., Fr:I., Sat 1·10 PM Get cond. $30 each. tem It.and, llnen table clothl Southern Calif. Co I I e g e ,,...,...__ "-·-"-.. .-Doxie AKC pup: Black Ir. road. nr incl.' All l9TL new dlnd. Must set:, $195. ""nday 12 -~ to 6 PM G"""nasium. Wed-Sat, 9 am· -..ua;,11.~• "'"""""' • .....,.... 7 ..... -A EMBLY Ii SHIPPING ~ 'II.Ill" 5t842D'l aftetnOOOI & nap kt n 1 <bridge.table ~··· 0"'" -Val""'.......,.-. tan. w-. Ch•_ pt P $3,950. !157...,.,.,,~ 546-3254 6 pm. A truck load of T-•oy .. ,..... ..... ...... ...-bloodll Call M&-8250. ' =:::::.=.:..:::=--~~~ -""-"-"-"' -=~~~-• 1''0R SM, MANUFAC· EMERSON of BOSfON REFRIGERATOR u 1 e d, size), Iabrlc, 2 tricycle11, shirts, reveniblt!s, football * 642-0590 * ne. SEE IT NOW! ·n 16' '68 Honda 125 Twin, low TQRING. F' U LL OR table top srand piano 6 oe-worn I: Looks like new $50. baby car teat, rocker Ir: ;i<.'neyi, muscle l!lhirts, tube TV R dlo HlFI LOVE for sale $100. Wblte sldboat, xlnt coqd. 543--1182 mlleage-11:rfft ready excel. P(TIP.fE. SEASONAL. $1.15 tave11, very rare. Manufac· 7130 Westminstft' Ave. jump&eat, 5--drawer chest, 2 80Ckll, jacket., scrimmage / • • ' fully toy poodle needa new after 6 pm cond. Windl!lhleld, rear car· Hft J\PPLY MORNS tured around 18S0'1. SlOOO. OVER 2lO wasbera, dryers oval mlrro.n. Ho o v e r vests, sweats, gym shorts, ~S~t~or~M;.'RCAiiv.r;;;~l36~1l -hom<~~· ~AK:C:m:al~e~, ~ID~mo:·1~~~~~~~~~ rler box, helmet incl. $300. ~J::IJ. ~LD~·~7~~C or C'.lffer, 548-8404 aftC!'I' 8 relrigttators from $39.95'. vac;:um cleaner di a I · a · girls P.E. sultll • .etc. Si7.es 2-z_ENrrH 6 RCA TV'S priced 89'J-2313. , • ,. 646-&114. J:r~· MESA ' ' VlpC!'Om. R "Morru·-GI"""" 545--0780. ma c. S extra lge. for kid• .I: adult.. lea than tht diaoounten. 3 AFG HA N.S. exceptional Tt•rii*1•tlo!t . .h '69 650 Tiiutnpb, bard tail, .... -J Sat. & un. 9 to S Some 1blrta plain, or with yr picture tube, 1 yr pi.rts A pedi&rff, AKC. Must sell .. _ . ml springer, 16" rear wheel A WQM/\N for dnl& stott phonosl'lph. ExttL cord. 9 Ca mer•• & W Flower St.; colleiie names, etc. Sample: &ervlce. All av aJ I able Fantastic price! SlDO ea.\~miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ \ more-~. C&1l aft e. •f"<· Exp.cl:','~r not pieceoakaplDd!e-bacl<, cane Equlpmont IOI Cotta Mtso Shoru, SOc, T-shirl>, 50c. mod.is !n atock. CUh 90 -. C S.lo/Rtntt20 548-8902 ask tor Steve. ~. ~ M~ ~ 3~~:.::..:'.b.o=·" ~YA~~~= FuT~I~ C:~'~o: or ~f. N';"'..:,.,~ ~~;.';: ~'!/"~ ~ 0fu.~ :,; ~ii:'. "14;-"~"'.'"ta'. EHAMPO ·~~~~~ i Write No. seat din rm aet. Brass slnd Benefit for the o .C. Enter front door, Southern plan or up to 36 mo. 1lnan-GERM,\N Shepherd p.Jppies impers, L 2'3. Opal RJng. Diamond Ii: Jade wt' leather cue. Operate• GoodJet! (New 1; Used). 545'-ll78. Huntington Beach 96S-3329. sn.-'"""" .... ,_,_ .. _ poodle• 645-7643 4 wimout batterle1 on built.in ·•eon. Dll<llll•...... im GMC % ton long wheel-~;,-_,..,·...,,,=~,.-.,-- W MAN neat. ene~llc. rung. ACantiqu'!.P.:ce 6 lain lleht meter. Excellent con-GLORIFIED garage sale. SI'EREO: De I u x e 1972 PANASONIC tape recorder 6 wkt:, $25. each base van. 350 V8 encme, •n SUzuki 400MX, Excel con: L MAID work . Bronze, ~ ... · dltton. i6!J.50. Private party, Benefit-Flore~ Crtttenton Garrard model, Jara:e pro-with. tapes $50. Two Lanon 545-4210 after 5 pm auto trans. radio heater, dition. Make otter. 67$4800 ,guna Beach Re 1 or t . DRESDEN candelabra, Fr. 21 77 Home. 1 day onJy. Fri, Sept teasional changer, 8 speaker 25'' tall speakers $ 7 5 . "'-han n•-, 8 ......, ' ' ' aft 6. ' 1196 642-43 • Ext. 4. 15 • • 1912 air . d ... -a1ts. ""6 ,r-¥rJ ........... P.S., P.B., completely pan-'1jli;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit I lamp, Chinese chair, Oil , :;J-'lpm. Seadrift Dr, suspelWCln sou n V'IJ'-•~ fftnale. $100. eled. \Yith covered floor, ice It Paintlnp, 2335 Irvine Ave. KOBENA .4n Super 8 movie CdM, Deligner clothe11, sy1te111. 150 \Vatt SONY TC 630 stl!ftrO tape ~129'2; 6C2--022 box, roof vent, water sya- 54S-13U. f:~~.!'!:' = ::-f~~ boutique Items, linens, an-AM/FM/MPX radlo with m."Order, reel to reel, 40 tem. full me bed with large * '67 Yamaha, 175cc. Dirt bike. Gd cond. $ C 0 0 • 66-8119. SIDEWALK --•e. I"• d. ...,-o tique jars, etc. FET. Tape deck. Still new, watt a -mp. w/ ....... akers. . lRISH SETl'ERS wardrobe and cabinets. !Ats _, ·~ wide ana:Je lens. Almost ! fl n I · e d · -~ Pup -AKC -LAMPS, ~an vanity by WU e u c a 1 m • After 4 .pm. ~7138 pi...... _;...., • -'· C'.lf st"'""'0 e l"'""e. A real riiiliiiiiiiiiiiili•ii~ "nlunl, Fri;-16835 Aleonquln, nt"W, -m or make o~r Guan teed Oiig $509 95 ~· --,,._ -'68 GARELLI 50cc blkl!. -street legal 1.1c '115160. $100 firm. 545-fi7l5 I' Huntington Bt:lleh 542-1734 eve• &: wetkend11. Drexel, ~t iron table, NOw 1~0. Tmm. O:iJJecb HOME tape deck w/spk:ra, mard All mini mol<>r 1i0Jne that coda• IOO wrought uvn frplc IC?ffn, built-in amp. Barely used. ST. Be: male:~pup. be used for that . ael'o !;..~~~-----Appll1nco I02 FumJture 110 chandelier, much, much dept. n 4: 893-V501. $SO. Call 6l7-lm. shots. 5 ~-~;-. $175. car, Serial# 514945. · DELUX. Stingray. Excellnt 1 UT library table $250, GAS dryer. A·-·· .. -. All more. ·Fri 9 to 5, 150 1/2 PRICE SALEI ....--vu $2.49 DOWN. condltlon$45.Callafter.5pin x 36" framed rilirror $85.. eyjea. Like new~ MOVING -Sacrificln& qU&li· Mlnorca,. CM. Ansatone, tape macb '230. 2 19" PHJLCX) color -portable, , • , 962--4356 th excl. <OOC!. 962-4133. m.<;875 ty furn. " all choice SUPER Sa!•,~-Sal. 13". Spanish love •••la pr, $ZO. !,~~~.°~'."'w Must 1 ~ $113 43 p-[R MO •"ro=Su>uklc.:==-T-,~250-.~Ex-c:t-r-... --~ld.1 houaehold l(IOda. Med . 4 bikes, skis, trombone. 2 Allee 604, 15" spkrs, pr ...::T., ... • , .,,e • • ~~ ...... call after 5pm 1 , dinette set -extend& to seat SNUT drum, games, deak, $:nl, Spinet electronic or&an ' "* . 1' .,_.....,_. •••••••••••••••••• 8. Matching buffet Pecan ehalr. Chl!derafl and ..ore !250. Dynaro amp A. II"-(9iii Y.,, just SW.DO b the Iola! .J. Speed.,..,.___,..,, A CONV£NIM SHOPPINC AND SEWING GUIOl roJt THE GAL OH THE CO. For 1n .cl In Woman's World Coll Mory Both '42-5671, .. , 330 To.Sin 48! Best lnvesllnenrs ~~~: rm Borm~ Doone, Irvine amp S1:f ~~~~ 10 ,,.._tit-Vi ~ loah, General 900 ~~3 ~en~ ~thly ~ bicycle. Good oon- m:-NB. to 4 wkdys. 3 Lines, 2 Times, $2.00 S payment includin& tax, U-dltion. $45. 644--0818 .size bedroom set, new rnat· rtreu. Lamps, end tables & coffee tables, elec. -ap- pliances. many p i ct u r "e frame1, much moTe . Newport llel&hls, 642-9038. Oakwood Apt, No. E m. SPANISH Chest, C'.!ld paint-STEREO 1972 Ga rrard ALL BOATER cense, and all finance MINI-Bike, near new. 4 HP, lni , storage chest Ir: AmNTIONI ~·-ea for ~ -Iha, on B Ir: S ene'. $75 or best offer. d t !•-.,,,., n--model, full 11.zt: .......... e.r, air FREE Mal tch bb' .. ...,. -eL'Ora or ...:;ms. ~ ,D1U11· ...,_.'6 e Du ra 1t, • approved credit. The ca!lh 54&-8094. boo, East b I u ff' NB. suspensiC'.ln ape a k er s • brown Ir:: white. "Cln-Seamanship &: Small Boat ""Ice 11 $5290.75 includin&: 19'12 y 125 MX ~1428. AM/FM stereo radio. Tape namon'' Handling courses offered ~ and licenae. Deterred amaha deck pluc in jacks, Brand * 962--7D.35 * free of chaqe by the Hunt-s-· 80 Lc*~'~f -~* MOVING: Furn., fiah tanks, new. Guar. Wu I e ft ingtoo Bach Power Squad· pa,yment price is 1"""'' 1"U'"ill'.wi fish, eqUip. plant11, cloth.Ina;. unclaJmal. CJri&. $289.95. TO gd home. Loving small ron. New cluses start at 7 which includes all financeaDd' U paintinp, goodies. 8 1 8 Now $9S Terms. Colliaion ltml terrier I: rocker, 2--yn PM Tuesday, Sel,>f:. l2th le ch.aiyea, sales tax • 1m Honda 450. 5,IXMJ ori& mt. Llke new. $900. SM-M: 558-l<XX> Pat Whttler. HANO-Painted dresser, vanl- ty and 2 mirron SlOO. Hard- rock Ma-plr clroi>lea! table S3S. 4 Swedish chairs $1<l ea. Fr. Prov. coUee tabl~$20. Small desk &. 2 matching chest $45. Small greel) llOfa $40. Walnut bar stool SlS. 2335 Irvine, N.B. 548-13ll Hillcrest, Laguna, l blk up dept n 4. -.. ~ old. Spayed It shots . .11 be held .......... cenae. Annual percentaae Beverly oU N. Coest Hwy. · · -~1~ 9113-3673. ':'11 1 13evt!rY .... ~ay rate t1 12.50. USED Sehwinn Stingray 115. illghl "' -at tll• BRl-BARRY POKER table, cofitt end Buckle lkl booti:, me f , $15. FR.EE BLACK KIT· Huntington Beach Hl("h .. tab1e., dlshwsh.. b Ike 1, Record player, G.E. $l5. TEN-Mother Siam.eat. Call School, 17th A Main Street, much ~! 1519 Orange, 675-7379. 979-8508 after 4. pm. Room 136. Any questions PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT Cotta Mesa. t'OCKAPOO, 7 mo old, call (tt4) 962-1834. (lit St. at S.A. Frwy.) CLOTHES tn dWerent size &: Muslc•l lnstrvments 822 lovable, has shots, Male. BOAT trailer capable of 3XIO E. 1st St. Santa Ana DINING room set akle lots of odds, & ends. 17132 CORNET w/case, new Needs iOQd,h<>me. _646-8296. handling 26' boat. Located 558-1000 board, table w/leaf (61Ai' Kampen Ln, HB. mouth p~. $35. Elect 6 mo female te:rrlt:r mix. Bayside Marina parking lot CAMPER TIME C'.lpen length), 5 chairl Ir: Houultold Goods 114 guitar, ampli, like new $45. Black. All shots. Haebkn. tt. cau 6'73-4'ZZJ or a:o &ee. =rs 7 c~. $200. 548-8404 TEARING down Beadi hse. 968-6215. Leavin& state.~-8%' BOSTON Whaler type Brand new 1972 10~ toot ROTH trombone &: case. MO'nt:ER ts and...._. nttd tlbet'Jlass dinghy, $125. 6 H SCANDINAVIAN bed, sofa. M.uat .en. Clambers BM. eood condltk>n. ca ....,... h P EvinrUde Fisherman world famoUs avuu camp- MINI-bike mUlt aee to •I>' precla:t.e;-many-extru-1:iQ. Firm. M7..ffll. . 1S7l Sportater. Extra clean, 6,000 milt'!!. $1,850. Mote in- to. 548-Q)l3, am. 1972 HONDA 750, many ac- CH&Orie11, 2400 miles. IJke new. 536-1138 aft 4- ** WANTED -Yamaha 3«i engine in good cond. Call 646-9234. -" ·1 7V b 1 Gu wall beater. Miac furn. ·~" * 54~ ~63 home&.-If iDterellted, J>OOne ···MOK ---... .er~ BeaUtiM cab.Qv_et ~ w... um • • ta t: • • 6f5..Ml8. ~ ~· ~7487. 0 · · .,.......... "'17-er with stove, ttlrigft'8ior, chain, ek. Call aft 6, CAMCO 5 pee drum set. New FLUFFY white kil2m. Also 16' FIBERGLASS canoe, dinette and large cabov.er '10 HONDA CL 450. Chopped. 642-1401. CARPET P'OR SALE Turitish Z\ldajian, cyrnballl, l black & white 6 wffks good cond. bed, will sleep six. All th11, 8,000 mL $8Z or belt otter. * 365 Vla Udo Soud, Apt A, by Carpet Layu. Call $500. 492-7269. ld 54&ob2: ' * M.5-5855 * · mounted on a "72" OieYY _•:.,,75-'834"-",:,C.'-~~-~- Lldo hit. 'I'uC!l'I, Wed & e St&-5745 e 540-2086 o . . VS, " ton pickup. Must see .BONANZA Mlnl·Blke. Spec, Thurs. HI-Fl, beds, sofa, Machinery 116 CLARINET, BUNDY 6 Wk Old % Beagle, .14 p00-loats/Martnt to believe.-Dflt come first front end -Yamaha enctneo chairs, stoves, etc. ~~~-:SO· dle puppies. 3 male, l Equlp.i ; 904 served. Serial #169023. chromed $'15. ~1'52 eves. H~!~ty1w:n;1,;:::;:e ~.:.Aim. arm saw, lO'', Office f'umnure/ F=e= box trained. 24' Wallstrong boat trailer, $299.00 DOWN '72 Suzuki 00 ~ MS-.314J • 5.16-5006 • 1 Equip. 124 % ~ mue surge bl:akes, winch, guide Street/dirt. SW n1ileL __) Mlscollanoous Ill NEW walnut 44"x82-::-;;-Call 847.sii ~ !~ ~.dy•. $112.31 PER MO. :;.llo HomH B-: Duplex Demolition. Must sell all furnishings. 673-aollll KING size anUgue.a;old.head· board, $45. 642-0076 * • * SC'.lfa &: matching love seat. never used. Both $1.SO. Private. 963-7910. DUAL headboard, 11 a: h I walnuL 125. 897-&174 REFRIGERATOR I tttezer. ecutive desk o1 matching e DESPERATE -Mullt find Pl 9G6 Chair. .,._O'ifi"" both for --hoinet for 2 fem. 1m. Boats, 0....,. Uuat $299.00 la the total down. $35. W a ah e r $30. Gas ~ '-"' .......... t and qnbt $112.31 d-. ·~. po« a b 1 e $600. Phone (TI.fl 644-8814 mixed pupe, 4 me. 54&-9637. "1971 SEA RAY" paymen u •J"-' -.. 642--3072 _ , the total monthly payment dillhwasher, $40. Dinette set, C'.lr · FREE pupptea to good home 65 Olds, Paclc-a-jet, 21 • 2JO tnCJuding tax license and $25. Tools & misc items. All IBM Exec. typewriter ~. 6 wks old. Med. size. Seriea, Equipped for Water all finance charaea for 60 In good cond. 8361 Reilly Or, Typewriter table · $5. Clary 839-t591 Sldlpg A fishing, tandem monthl •on f@pl'OYed credit. lt.B.536--0216 Add. Mach. $50, Swivel LOVING:lemLabradot, trailer. Call after 12:00. Tbecaahpricei1$5290.'15ln· 0 AL I "S)'mphonie Bi· chair $25. Desk $25. 2335 mixed, 9 moa. Movtnc, noon. (114) 830-6m. MUST cludlnc tax and Ucense. l)e. cyclette" Origtnal rolored lrvine Ave. 5'8-13ll. cannot kffp. 499-2605 atf 5. SELL! ferftd payment price 11 lJttqraph, s 1 g n e d & EXEC. mve1 cbr. $15-23. GOOD borne wanted tor 24' Dyna.craft '65, fiy brida:e, $1037.60 which includes all numbered 103/200. Framed. Sec'I chr $3-1! Desks files male Great De.ne/Gtt Shep new 155 OMC en&: .• bead, finance chaqes, Wea tu 1750. Days 673-3500, eves. stls. 867 W. 19tb CM puPJ>Y. 2>0. Pomona. C.M. galley, 100 gal tanks, bait and license. Annual percent· ,,,, fln_ "r.> ,. Moving out of state. 673-8211. 642-3". tank stainless steel Ta~ ace rate Is 12.50. t""fticl ~ J\1ust sell baby !um, 72" Walnut desks. chain, Fr .. Kittens dem' trlr, $3,500. Will trade Bill BARRY ..t; dlnt>ttc, 'ptl'. 847-(1743 KOBENA 421 Super 8 movie 968-6429 fC'.lr camper. Call George if_, nd camera. In11tant cartrl..i .. e credenza, IBM Seledta II . 1 """ ••-••'"Ml SIZES Delight dad a oon doubly .. 1 1 -CHmuAHUA tr1 color ra: ~· -924 . l·BR Bet, 1-u n ng room set, 3 loading. Power telephoto typewriter, long carriage, • • · PONTl:AC.GMC·FIAT 0 ·3 .... ,, with warm, 1natching veals. b 1 9xl2 ale N 1 c e dls ....... •lUon ult ,___ -.u ar tJtOO s, shag rug. wld• angle lens. Almost 979-2200. m · I""' • 55 HP P1S Fbrgla.u h (ht St, at s.• ~--.) ~ INSTANT CROCHET with "A" •· 62. 531-2810 it.11 Hp ~ '""' ~ -'fl1" • -dr ' ... ..,....._l new. S75 or make offer. Pl1nos/Or~n 826 w/xtra ~ "'711 • 2lOO !:. lit St. Santa Anl ' tl1M1""" I lt4U"'.... or wi thout sleeves. Use knit· BEDROOM RI, $45. CoUee & 54)..17S4 ews " weekends. -• nAT 600 bod>' shell, m Blue/whL ()xpe. redone: 55f.lil00 -"" ' ling "'°"''"· big hook. °"'" end table• !BO ea. 3228 50 ORGANS 50 enoJne or whet!s, etc, you $900 or bt9t otter. Muoi aell 'IUY •-NTER IN th'· pica!· 1hell-1Utch. pattern Is very D ~ CM ,,._..,. ,,...,,. TICK'l'Oa{ER. TH R J FT haul "''""'--7684 673-3377 _ _:',' _ _... -~1_. __ p "'with a easy. Pattern 7185: men'a aJUJta, · · '""14'r.I· SHOP WEST, Giant Ma Yes. 50 orpDI OD the flonr. .FREE~ ..:...._S _;, nu-50 HP VANS -· '""" ._..._\LI~ ·-'WI .... "-" .,, • EXCELLENT dlnditlon. 8 fl. •"I I! ·--1-·~··n l H----· w·-u· .. -.J .. _ ....,,,,,.,., H' DU.Mt ""'""'• .. ~·na, fashionable •hirt look. saa::s ........... ""'::t s .... in-""r-, · a ""'6· CAIUll 1 ' au.l.IUYlll.I ..... .......,. ui.nc.J-.. ...i.-~ Tilt -"-~-:ruu cl~ Medi t er r&l'M!an rouch. Ewryti.1-must -. End• Floor models, dilcontinued 57 \!AJUETIES. Jvu.r...... ~· -· ... --.... '""' h' iolIB " .. I • •-•e •• -~-'" -~ • ... ~ Do-or * 54M615 * 59Ul()5, 615-!illl. 0 ' """ -,.~ IP c R SEVl:Nft·FTVI':: CENTS, 979-4470 aft, 5:3(1. Sat. Sept. 16th. 540 W. 19th ,....,....,.._ U1:W • U6CU. ~ sl~~k~r, long-waisted look. tor each pattern -add 2S ROUND bed 7· dla. inc:I St., Colla Mesa. renralet• at most attractive ll' Outboard w/~ hp Mere VANS MOBILE' otUce trailers. 2 trailera, 10' x 55' wood p-aln panellnc. Mr coDd!lioned $500 ea. Call Steve after 5. -· --.. Salo/Roni 940 SANTA ANA EXPLORER MOTOR HOMES WJ.iY PAY MORE? SEE US FtRsr NEW l<USED MOTOR HOMES READY TO GO 830 S. HARBOR BLVD, SANTA ANA 839-8040 ed P 240 Ew cent. for each pattern for headboard. & spread. $100. LIQUIDATION SALE .. I 1(1--:] '71'"' 15 ' Good' cond. 1 attem 9 : N Air Mall and Special Htndl· I:..,, ""19 .. , •. w II h " c· • 963--1927 ' :[ men'• Si''" 34 ~ 38 "' -~ ~ Quality carpela, enur. atock I ic S MUSiC 1ly ,... .,. ~ ALL MAKES -.:~ · • · ...... • '"'• Ing; otherwise thlrd-clau , , u 44. 46, 48. Sii~ 36 lbu•t deltvery w\11 talre three NEAR new 6 sleeper sofa ~:.~t ~·~~~~.~.sh~ South,Coaat Plaza $40.2830 flbe:l'l,lasl akllf, a"?S • OMC • CHIV o~·ft~•W 401lokea 35" yaros <>inch. Wttkl or more. Stnd lo ~IO: Ciani decorator *PIANOS*°RGANS* 'HP Johnloa. tully •equip. e FORD e DODGE ·-· ~ MttENTY..nvE CJENT8 Allee Brooka the DAILY plllowt. Muat llcll. SSJ~. Calle De Los Mollnu. San Goirw Out For Businell Pets, General ISO $550. 6'15-4808. -e -MOTOll HCJJiltS fqJ' each pattern -add 125 PILOT, 105, Ncedl~t ruLL mattrt11, IJJrlnp, Clem • .f92..0456. Belt quallty -prtcea: -serv. ROUER Ftaeons $ 75 all 19A I.anon vo: Ill HP Clm»er Conwta1on 01 Gardin Crvri ~ '9nil for each pattern a1 Dept., Box 163. Oki Clelsea frame, hfoadboerd. 2 tables, COMBO Stainless sleet a1nks Kawal-Steinft¥·Baldwin, etc cokn · Mere. c:rulser. tr detP V • Pm.cc • O:lntempo Gardin Gl'OYt ~ ~ ~i!~::i:: Station, New York. N.Y. 2 lamps $50 all. 557-4856.. & refrie. W I r a Tb a I e p~ Piano& A l\olll 968-0833 b~. Lib ml. •sn. e Cara·\l&JI e Cdnoot Mtfroto ...... 1Jtantaft ..... -'II .... 1• ..~ 10011. Print Na.me, i\ddrela. SIMMONS eonvertiblf! llOfa, dllpogal • cabinet $75. Rentals ......... We Buy-Sill •-16• boat A tlr •• .CS hp tltc -• -Avalllttlt Jar daJll • ...icJ.1 :;;:"" ~;;;.;-~,.;;·";;; Zip, Pa,_ Nambw. ...,...,, to IU!1 size bed. ~· 441 Lido Soold. Dally 13" , Sun a.ii Cab ., -motor. J195. 1311 ~.Dr. 1 It SHOWIN5 w _., -. 21', Jr, "·-·n '!':·-in ii.. DAILY Totally I<-111S N....... Oii"' .,..n $50 G<G-'la!O • · FIELD'S PW!~_._ st.UID!E~ ..... 2 -al· H.B. 53H2JI. •-•Pr"-& J-If Fl Uld 21' welt ~ U.. Jti'OOT. ;,-\ P~ttmi Dept., :ran V.lalol ~ed with KITCHEN t~ble, .formica I~ D~A. ::i~· ~prox~!~~ ~· COlta Mesa i(114) ~ fedkmale, Like 'dilldnn 21' Danc'l.1980 -MafQ' extrU ~DI~ RMr -~ ~ 1111' homes, all tqalpt db .m Weil 18th St., New ntf, crochet rty f!I, crafts. w/4 chair•. $25. SM% f2l~) 431 ~ ~-1~~ •;7• PIANOS .. ORGANS Free to eood bofnt, &n-13Tt + trlr w/e~"'wlncb. wttb hll overcab ~ tJec. gtMrator, roof alr', and Yori. N.Y. lOOU. Print l!'atdesili'::ns,FJlEEpattmis M1r1gold, c.dM 9-2 Sat. -a Hammond, WurUbtr, many LOVELY SlamHt Biile cond.11950.eu-J.SM· ~ bu~ ~r1 =-..._or:tblr -t~--~ !IOU. ADDRESS with 75 cents. pn1 C'.ltbtta. Pn-tee.900 speciall, Polnta. (5) m..3'740 an. 6 IMtl Siii "' s&ove with OYtlttff4 n, .._ ..,,.. .._ -· f1izg and llTYU: lttWI rnstaol M"°"1 llool<. Garago Salo 112 BACK to sehool apecla!L model c-tl. Pim> t. PM. Alie for Mn. Lopft. • U!Oet, '°""°" 1!y 311 W• haft all llffl AmllO JftJ1111tA. J.Aarn to make extra dollan MON A TUes. ~ out of Asalltance Lee.cue Thrift Orpn rtntall. MOMY taY. n.-1--Kit CFA • lOTE No. m w/tftlla', 1 ton wldt dw&lli. auf.Olnltlc. _. -,..._ CllB ..... • iat 'l'oll Flll·Wlnter Pat· ln>ln your c:ralls ........ $1. town. Baby crib, chlld""'' Sllop Newport Beech. 1,. lMupJna "" bera rtpl ~ ........ ~ baol l ..... _, ·-,...,.. bnllot, ,._ -R• A M;iW ........ -ltt ---to ,_, --.. 11. tll ..... Mloc. 2339 Art>u..._ CO VETl'E hu ,_ al: ._...,.,_, -1415 <r wU! ..... Jar Lido !Dr. air «IDd. and ,_ .... ,,_ V-tlon -CMaJorl Pim Fabulool ...,.,,.. ()ochet -... $1. Euti.lun. N.B. ~ R rhna. i.r.';.. ": " W aftichs Music City * ,.,.. * 14. l-Ql'-4113. Ule All·nf l'lldl9o "BEE 1 ,...~*r.JUf~al~l,_j*L_~I · l ---a FREE 1-1 --.· ... 11. .~auty t. er. ·-~ ...._ ... • -l" IT """''Yl" I• -,,...,._ 'IS ..,... ._., GMI -........ 11. GARAGE salt. All aolJd ~1734 evu -da. Soulh Caul P-5ll).2llO .._. ~ • ~ Deli,,.ry * '72 PACE AllllOlf, ill', l!M'Am' SEWING BOOK Cam---... 11. furn. T•bl ... chain. -'1?,'_!.TE20·J· ... N.:::~n1nr .. ,..-· ~'EL'-'LL SPJNE'.I' D~c:....!.~ ~~ -';:;, = ~ •mm ~ =· ..,_, • lc/1111. -ladq, _, -· H lllllJltaa -... vliOc lamps, dlshta. 8109 Seuhoro ~ n ~., _L()yEL~ -!-~.,~,-~.,~·~~-~~-~~'":'~~~~~~:;t--;;~l!;·~~---+~~~iir=iiiiiii~;;M;;;i.:.._.....:!_ SI. . u l.'rhe&fl:-~ .. 00c nr. 11.s. Sat• sun. * ~ * ONLl( $330l 5!W242 .ai1iorily, ~ tr ~ · • J1J'fl'"'" fASBIO.N 'loal-l-16-liOc SAT Olll; -9-4. Obi b<d, e USED COPY M'ACHINE, FRENCH PROVINCIAL AKC .-anf Dm<ie Pl'Jlll, LUot -r -dlrall 111 IAllY U', olpe 8, IOlf;,..., Air. ~ '• -· ol M o Qll)lt -2 50c dc<k1, Ddda 6end~ 64f-1830 file eab!ntl, desk a chain. THOMAS ORGAN $100 3 months old ~ (213) MIMI 9"1 $1911. -l"lt p;,. Ait&, 4'1-at . ...... -a. ...... t.-, -50c 221B Aralla St, NB. -. 233t1 11'¥1no, NB .. 'Ill llMl'll COL. II lfll!t D. l ~ old; f'DNTIAc: QMC-FIAT e'72 Li#riiii M.11. ... •••••••• ••••••••••• GARAGJ!: Sale, Sil. t. Sun. t. 2 Matohq club chaln $25. aplnot. Lib 1R1SH St!ltor _.... AKC, nl -. moo. Al llla (I.ti 8t. ol LA.-,.,.,.) ZI' Air, la. A ~ .,....,, "°"' J'lcra, Oecorotor GdtlnllP1-12i.UI Mw.-Callall<rlPlft. dltmqhoc.Cltllnd.SlloCI. --1111:.Jollll., ---n• Pol. Jt1. uem, Etc. 303 lOOI st..CM. E. 18th Of 54MilS. 541-'!'lll Sl2S A 1'Po IG-SIT1 n1•••iiii •id 111 Sllllt -· , .. I • 4 • ' .. -• " • • DAILY PILOT .fS ; . .. . ........ . • , I l i • -· ' •• • ·, I • ' • • • Sa• Oe1•ente • ~OL 65, No. JU, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNI.( THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER .1'4, ·191i JEN CENTS Lull B..Olaen in Dispute on Annexation· 117 JOIM fALTDZA ............ ), .... cllmata ti. botile onr .... qeutJon lautf beCan -.. Ibis -- In Ille ........w.. ti. CaR)llr111> - and San Juan ca,.lllranc alter a period ti. peoco Illa! luted about Go. :rw. Two --ID apparent mlllln-dentallllllll of • C)lrl'OOI -lloo ~ard cajij.tt..., Beacb bY 'the lillsslon Clg IJld I ~.JnllDence map flied f , , ... • • ~. . ' ' ... en bJ llMI ·l'lllltl -.... -Ille -fllnop. At a ••atlz"C W~ ti. Ille CapillnllO -Owmbor ol Com- -- - -lol'tb acalnll tlie San J11111 attsmpll to take over Ml .unoCcupied • acra, a move w h 1 c b °"'..., ofl!claltr-oota·daeply Into the capJstrano Bach comm.erclal •lllale-. . City apo1; ..... liter, that day - lllo .......uan -not encan- ' • • eotabliabecl bosi-areas but ossenUaUy ooven _,. betww San Juan er.et llld Del Obispo Road diroclly west and nartb of Ille .,..,.,._;ai ..... C1ly Manilger--Weidner said he believes· the OWnber may not have studied Ille annexation map closely enough before decldiDg to formaUy op- pooe the ,umeution Sept. 27 when it oomes before lhe Local Agency, Form .. tion Commission (LAFC), 1la a second lroat, ~ the Capistrano •-----~--- Beacb Qwnber llld San Juan plen to take laaue with • mllp flied ncenlly by the Dana Poilll CltlJeDI for Actloo show· iog an anneutioa "sphere ol. influence" radiating llree miles from Dano Point lt.s<ll. That map, which lw little bm"ing u long . as Dana Point remaim unin- corporat<d, lw rankled repmeotattves of surrounding communities. Portlom of lhe tm.e.mlle radius Uno eat ln!O San Juan tenltory llld into the C.pistrano Beach commercial area. "We're being eaten away from all s l d e s," complained Capistrano Beach Chamber President Hank McCarthy. Weidner said his council will probably take issue with the Dana Point map at its next meeting. The San Juan official added that he hopes to contact Capistrano Chamber members soon to clarify impressions that the city is attemtplng to wrest a major ahopplng center from county control. "The aMexaUon btlni ~ -and supporte4 by two Q:lljor 1aodbolden - involves all uninhabited acreqe ancl does not take in -any portion o[ the Ca pistrano Beach Plaza," Weidner Slid, The latest flurry of harsh wonls aljoul proposed annexations oomes after a iun which lasted for about a year. • Before that lull aome re1idenls in county communities of capl.strano BtaCh and Dana Point oought, a feasibility IQldy (See ANNEX, hp I), • . -' . . ,. 'Fox on Olfe.nsive Some GOP Supervisors ·:· 'i • . w omati :(;hased in_ Own Y.ard ··I Behind Plan:; Leaders.Go . -... • ;.J.. -· ........,;· .'._.'_ --~~· • ' .ti.: . .i.-. --.• , AN AGGlliuMI J'Oll: 'lllhida:"'"7·bt tlie ·C11t·rtq0illlble fo•"'•·rabl .. , .sqaro lh!a ........ at•llan Cle-. atai. .Part •PPW!ld qaln lhll ~C -·cballnc a.,San·Clematle '-wile Oll·J., own·!nnt lawn. · Pollce ·aald thlr''Wert'called .at 7:40 •.m. by Mis.' Helgartb Wanamaker ·of 217 Mootalvo, w11o · a11e wu dlued by ·lhl tUt!mal .. lhe -tout for the ....... paper.. . . . .. For Schmitz Tim · Nll;I0-.000 where lbll momlnc'• Incident occilmd b Jnune. dlitaty · upoooot ti. 1111·-part where. fox JIU -..... than I ball· By JACK BROBACK- dazen campen Jn'the put few JncmtM. • • , · . · °' ... Dlllfr '"'"' s .... Ofllcen tried to.apol tbe •"""' lh!a momJ111 but, aid !)>era w.,. no slpl Leodera-.oLthr<e c o n~ er v a t I v..e of tbe cr.ablre. . - • ANIMAL CON'l'llOL offli:tn, wbo hni cpea!-'capturlni and destzoy-Ropublican .,.Ups In Orange County • In& fQloa In 111o . .,.., ..... ...wJod ., 'Ibo lateot .....,,..,,. . Wedneoday announced that they are quit- 'l'ltlll .fai no e>)4enc:s'GI .nbln i...:-Diiied, bolt·~ f0>ea are ting lhe party Id support lame duct GOP. tqO... Id bo -~~-ti. t11o drad·,dl"'!oe, aut11or1t1e1 bmlledlotelY llepreaentati•e John G. Schmitz for arclol' -a.-·ftr per-wbo llaft liem blllen· • pmidenl. on lhe American Independent ' la .U 'lnllallelo. llilllll a~ 111.e -~ anprovollljl; prF. . Party (AIP) 'tlcl:et. · • · .maitlJ""°8~ ........... -•.• tllo ·¥r!J'***I boars. 'At . a DisDeyland, Hotel •press ·cob-•. ....... , .. : ..... . . ; . ) ;.~ ... 1bli:~~·~,,.,. ' • • ' . ; • llo,Wlc Ibo ~ ... •tiii! ., wi;r tlley ton . ._~· JlO Uitkeff '72· ·~~=~i·;:...,::., cu n_ . bet•--~ts 'llld ~~. . , -bl-· •· t: I ... { ~""'..-'~~· I c93~\uniiecl r11I.a ·~1-ir1v'e ~-51r..:E~~~ • -Th:>mhs Rogers of San Ju a n ' l Capistrano, • foimer . GOP e • u n t y AA -"" Weslml Wblte -.• Su 'c;tamente llu~ Robert (See DEFECTORS, Pogo I) I•mcbecn early DOii -'Wiii tlclt otr' GonDt -u cMlrmaa ti. the lldual . . .\be tt'lt edlt)Mi ~ ~ Coat Uftlted ciqlop wldcb wlD formally atarl SepL * * * (.ad ~lcl> wlllcii tbll ,..,-..m -11 Md Will .... 11nue-~ the montb ol S h •tz Cha 1'1.ooo r.,. tbo -'of 1• dwltable ~-. c . mi rges ogencl'! IS"fbll Ille'-·· Tia ,.ar'1 pl II D"!" than double · . · 'Ibo :'.~ -1or the 111em.mt·~··c1·11ithe~· Quiz Con8piracy Praldelitlol Olllce 011ipln Tue1da7, will fort lilt JMf •. Allout $30,GGI WU obtained be ,_ bf looal dlnclon ID! lop-Id loll In tbe llnHva eampalcJ> along -1m1--. ... 111e.n.lodl __ ....... -OoUt. ·1~ ·1 • '." ln~Bremer Case ...llect fuDti. --IGlal jii\Clm ' PnilmlmrJ meetlnp !Jave taken place IX • """"1111111._..... ...,qos. · ... ,!:'-,.. ......i -1or _.. t1. wASil!NoroN cuPO -John o. ' ~ .:.:::.:'" = ewnt, oraanlud Sdlmlll. the .American Independent Pard ""-plS· trano' Ma--. ·"1Ulllotl1'uDtl.Presldent -Gannon ty ~dential candlda~. c barge ~ U ""8 w beld at -at lhe patio area of TbundaJ there Is a conspiracy of 'Jailed· in Auto a.-.-i.A1ouroft11epiridl,o1 :.-:i;.u~~':;:e".:J , . 1 . ..~:::=~.:~ u..,,,.~~R-~~s~~a.?a:~ Acwr:.William Bo.yd,· . .. 888Wt. Counts ::. = fund II tllot It II ~ • :=-;: :':::!~ a congre<stooaI in-. . • I "II la 111.-1 bJ local wltmtten -Sclinits !did a news conlemice he bad 'H . , ' D • . 7' 7 ' A Son Juu ·~p111r ... mu who -tlnlip local ...,tributlom a..i Uled the 11ouae Internal Security Com-o' pp· y 'Ins at aUegedly.UW to nlit ·-two on... '8 Ille.,.-will bo -In tbll com-mlttee, of wblcb he Is a member, Id in-, ., liC' . •Qllmty abertfl'I --~lo -mdJ -"•be aai1l , Vatiple al\egatlons In I maguino art~ , , : ltlm lor 1, trainc ~;WU jailed IJeodqaaltej. for the -cm-de that there WU I Commtllllst COi>-, , , 'WedneodlQ' nlcbl cm dllrPI .,_ _ __,_ 1or the campa1cn time 1,. IPlrl!CYto till lheA!abama pvemor aqd Willtam Boyd; the rag1-ll>riche• actor same name was wested anjid gambling • wttb a doodty,,........, --r -· · Ille DAILY PILOT a111ceo at 1t1 Ii. El tllat the CIA mi&ht-allo bo Involved. wbo :weill to the botioni qain . before and drinking acand'al.· : Douglu lllcbard ' WoOdo, 11, ti. 11111 ·, <>"*'°-. , · "! clla!'P that there Ml been a COi>-earning lmmorlallty .. weslenJ good guy A New York iiewapaper erroneoualy : Via Bdaldet, -omsted at tho t& 01f1co ..._ far Ille lar(e ~' l!llraet GI silence reprdlns the evidence Hopal CUald 11 •--• t Tl 1 ran a picture of Holiywood'• . WUJ iam · tanoclloo ol tWn fto14 tllltl AJeour .tlllrt • -111ame1m . 1 bow In' ~ rej>eat«I uoocllUoo of ong. y, _,a ' near Y Boyd, the Mure lloppy -symbol of • Drive bJ daP\ltlll 11ho aaJd 1111r.,....;.i • Ool!tm eoi.-..rt11a1 .ii u member Biemer with . Communllts and i.vol1> 20sllvyoarer· !.:!';' 111 r. bangit!i up hil pair of virtue to millions -and desplle l'<trac- : him after i. flulla\I bJ II' blp .,..i 111 _,. tf t11o fund ~ mtltled 1o a por-tklaar)' m!Utants In Milwaukee;• aald ·~ •• , ttons and apologies bll career wu finial>- • a IS mile 111--. tlot ol-l!!e --reeetved In the fund Schmlli. , · · He died Wednelday· .it Soutb Coa.t ed. ; tllolb olllcen aaltl Ille) pOlll... dri.vt,· " · ·' Schmlti -llaillted afthe conference Community Hopaital'in South Loguna, of Paramount StudiJ>s offered him the : thomaolvtl In lbe IOlll ml' ~ 'lbroupoul the camp"1(n, vlillinteeri. ·by Alan Stanf,,autlior of the article In a combinaUon of t'artlnaoo's Disease Hopalong C.ssldy role in !9M as a ; lloshllahll Id belt llw .......,,hll .U. ' will • ---ll:oal JUlclenUal lhe October tisue of "American ()pin-and congestive heart laliure. wblaky .. norting, tobacco-chewing o Id y-:rbeJ aDep tbo W--..-"IW> hiotaMI Mtf ctlllUllOn:lal, govern-Im," and Timothy R. Hetnan , who aald · A onetime Hollywood playboy wbo cusa 'wbo. walked wltb a limp. but Boyd nlOty mlaltd lbe ftnl cilplll)' alitl apo aent -'"'"'• opectal c I f I 1_1 he wu an undercover operattvo for the credited the kids he lnsplttd for thrte flgu!'ed thts time he .was due for a change : poaroc1 to bo aimed at the --~ --tllld pemw Milwaukee police department while at· 1<noratlonl _ tllld bil f1ftb wife Grace _ of Image. : Utl feet !Urtmr ..... 'llllo·-Olll --' leadlnr' Marquette University from 111811 for his eventual turnabout, declined .any He 'poUabed up the crotchety cowpoke's : ol-Its patlL ' · Olla' .-r major ...,.. o1 -Uom 11 tltioilgb June, 1970.' Interviews In recent yws, character -he bad to sweet-talk the ; 'Ibo dopulllt ~· tlllQ' ·•""'Jllllib ::!;.•''"I • portloD ol tbe Pl~ 8tq aald In !Wllticle that bis own "I'm not tllo man -lei.member as studio -and the •liver-haired defender : drove W-IO Or-~ J II a ---'~~-J>!..-.el al camp JnvslpUon of .the May 15 Wallaoo Hopolonc CUaldy," Mr. Boyd said in of right wu 'born to reign over movie ' Jiormal '* ol ""'4. , · Ulol FllNl!I,· .... It (lee llCllMl'1'Z, Pqt I) 111811, an.r IW'IUJ for cancer of the and televlllon ocreens for 311 years . • lymph Cllnds. · Hopalong CUsldy emphulud the • ' ' '"lbry'd bo abocted at the dl!f<ttl!Ce," almp!o virtues to bis mlllton3 of young ; N • p • 1 t Al • R d be ~ltted. "! don't want to tamper fans and oven r.undocl Hoppy's Troopers, :~... .lXO. D · I 0 ways ea y ·1~1r..:::=-;~ .. )'d•ndbla ~,~.=!i:,~.~ing dean '!lie divided their time batw-an ocean embenhlp rivaled' !bat of the Boy , • • """ bqmo al Ulllll Dano Slrfnd, Dana ScOIJta of America. . Point, llld • --bWigatow In "The way I figure II , u II Wertn~ for Capt.er Claief · E~n Sleep1 With Device 'on Belt p~~ JIOC>'.ran.. w-In ii ... Ibo kids, I'd be a bum today," bo ... ~. Oblo, Boyd . huded for =.inecllbl' 'l'bo'"""r'vo ;.:nac1e mybo ~ • ., ...... I I I .... .., .. -.. Qi•kw,. VL, ~ the ""'""'°" COtlllUl1d"'1--J .l'~ CalJlomla ~·--u ,I\< could to a,mpl& beneflt.in.n ~ ~ -~ .... w -: ,!\_.., ....,........,.,..._ _.,...I~;.•••,. .-ir. J11.-.1uti.1>a1fl~11~:11dth i '.how the other llall,lived, U. to'ved the , , ,• . _1 , 'H • . . .......... ., ............ Alllll.... 1*._atll i.•~11~al1 tofly 'UIMtyJo. •, • , · . lliahotbl~wete opalona'shallmar.t . ..... te II .............. to. ~ 1 l 911 ...... loo sllci\ Ir 1111 jet· lk "lloWl)O a ~ mlrrlod an Ho atwly1 tried' lo captun. 'the bad ......... nr I I ftlrt II• .. -. ........ 1111'.. = Fon:e Ont. ~. 1111 • bllrw, Pl • .....,... .iQb alfer belog -&Ur. but If It le~ to-• ~ .... he • Ati•lr • .,.lifJl'Mtoa.01111 ..__..,._otlberwtfllle tlDIM •IO,Ollll llllbt hoUtl : dliotl .. oclb)'~'OICtl •B .. ~I• '.always Jet bl• od~ clrtw llnt "- }tJ'f, 'j,~l,C\..,'--..! ~·4·1r:'1';.:"9 ~tor •=:,:.:: .. .,,.carrlea In ===r-~~=Y · l.'1:".:i,n1::.P::'....,~of bla~~'. :!~•;a;..:;:.~s .. A:-~~:-~.:.":'!· :=,~_,bell..:a~~'I".!: d.~.':"~.,_..~,~"Klnft ;=~·~~ ~~~ = ._,. -...... •· ...... fllllt _. -i. ~ lllel7 ----. ml &o,d • y mo+lel bol~ TV'· came '1l a;i, ' ...... ... ., '" •• .., ,.. 7 3 ........ Wi'D ..... ID ce. ADP. 'tUl, l'lp I) ~ 11141' I New y 'IPll: by ... ' • (Sio'80PALONG. ,... ., I ~ , I ' ' ' • • • ' ' . . ' By Caspers -~~ . ~. ': Chairman Ronald Caspers won SUJ>P(tt~ \Vednesday from olher members of •. the~ Orange County Boan! of Sllpervlsora 10(1 studies of his proposal for a joint, mllJ..c tary-ciVWan . airport facility at ~P: Pendleton • The boatd ordered I public hearln( Oil the matter-non Wedne!day at 1:311 a . ..; · Caspers 'Oflered a four point )X'lJJOUt: -That county Avtatton Director Robert ' Bresnahan' nquat 1· F ..... l Aviation adminbtrallod 1~ ol lhe lea111>iJlly, of llie P""°""n facJUIJ. .~That 1119 COUDty . "-"" ~- 111ent _. an 111.'lr<o•• Ell· jmpocl 81a1eniooit.-111o _ ... -·, -That l!reonaban .. NQUetletl ·lo a assemble all pertinent data llld WOl'k with=• County Transit District toward """""' toerVlce for tbe pro airport. -That Immediate lnqulrlea be made to the military, the President and Id Congress, ,.ganllng the proposed airporj, Caspers said: "We should get movina. We are not getting anywhere on tbel county airport question and there JJrnot a hec'k. of a lot we can do about Hducing the nolle problem at Orange CountY. Airport. "We abould pursue alternatives before we have to start buying up every house in Newport. Beach from the runwaV;.-to the Balboa Pavilion," the superviso!~ ded. He aakl he bad tbe "total supP>f'I" 9! tbe Ervine Company and the Collin. Radio Company In .fllMl!ardlng bil pro- gram. SUl)irvloor David Baker urged thai-tbe public bearing be set. · ' • "Newport Boacb fights the airport 'c6n- tlnually but continues to approve .new develoP!Jlenll which wilt Increase airport use,'' bi7cbarged . Caaper1 made bis proposal for the• Pendleton joint airport before the Newport Beach City Coun<il Monday nJghL Crop Duster Killed BRENTWOOD (AP) -A IJO.year<ild pilot' wu ti.Deel when be was truck by lhe tall rokl!' of a mp<lulling belicopler he waa reloading, the Federal Aviation Admlnlslrat!m reported Wednuday, An FAA apot-aald -tbo victim, Wame Clevenger, who moved to Kooa, HaWail la.t year from Homewood, hid been spraying lettuce-from a crop d\ilter ·at this community east ol san Franc1'<9. • • - 3 . -. ' • '.Ce··· ' ...._ .. We•tller More fair and beautilul days are • tn ll<ro for Orange County. Tem- peratures will range lrom 72 at boachel to 112 Inland. It may be • tad foggy ia morning. -INSmE TQDAY "Forl~ Cqrqts" bolo1 i1o-at tl!t. t •gun• 11oulton Ptnvh.,...,• while lb: other loail U..at<r groupa ~II< <111dll{I calls 'for f .. &ure 11\ows. See E-nNrtaimnent, PageJ_7. \.M. ,..,..,. , : I; . ..,.., ,..,, . !.~-"' --,. ~I ,. • :::i: '" C'""""11 ... ., • ..... ~ ~-.. 11 .......... ... ..... ·-' .,..,,..... .. ::: ..... "':; ,...... -...,.t ,•1111;1 .,. .. --~ u IC j I ' 1 • • • • Claimed State Suit Filed o Ban Prop. 22 J • • ~ GI Stale Edmund G. Brown · Jr. 14day filed lllit In SacrJtmcoto County Bui><!lor Court IO remove Proposition II, ~tn>verslal !arm labol lnltl1Uve, trun: )be No~. 1 hallol B,.,.. •tlldd lnvestlg11kln by Ms ofllco bod iurn<d up •bout 63,000 forged olinaiWes or the 388,000 !Ued lo quallly Ille lheal\lr< !or !he ballot. , • • South Vkt,s •• ~ Gfiin Part . df Cita&.l s~c;; (UPI) -Screamtna l;outh Vietaimese marines, hurling b a n d ~ and shooting point bllllk Into C.mlfiuoiat bunke111, SIOm>ed and c•p- ture4-jwt. ol the Quang Tri Citadel'• lD- foot·tl«h south wall In a !larillll daylight assa!fl todly, field report. said. Ur.f" 'COVerlng• ·fire lnlm five lanltl, the 'jnari.nes captured three walltop buni(brl on three sidea of the 50-acre fortiiu which is the heart or Quang Tri City~lbe. only province capital to ran in the U>mn>ll(lilll' ~ olfen.slve. A 151).ym! oecllon -about hall -ol the thick, hlah wan "~ secured by nightfall, satd UPI reporter Ted KWTUS. who scaled the wall under fire with the 50 attacking inarlnes. O>ntlnued hml llltbtlni ..... promiled as the marines puShed west Inside the Citadel .m. what the. Sata:on comm~nd called bou>e-~ combat. Brig. Gen. Bui The Lan, marine <l!villon · eommandei', "Uid--the. North. VJetnameae -acconllng lo ltdeltlgeoce ·reports - were under orders to "bold at all costa. '' Jn other development.: -ti Patil, the Untied Slates loclay re. jectod a Viel Cong demand lo control Ofllolthlrd of a peace cabinet In South Vietnam u .a scbeme lo (I) emasculate the Saigon relllme and 2) lmposa com-munlini on !lie }lOpulattoa without an election. -In Copenhagen, a party of antiwar acttvtsla wu en route to Hanoi -despite State Department objecllo111 -to pick up three priaonen ol war being releued by the Cotnmunllll. RetaUves ol two ol the POWs accompanied the group. -" Vtenttane, Laos, a Rusaie em. baby oUiclil wbo defected SUnclay ,.. quelled polllical asylnm af the U.S. em- basiQ-, ·dlplom1Uc sources sakl .. The of· ficW WU ldenttfied u Evreni Soroklne, :is.:_. ... '" . ' .Animal Program Will Continue ' AD ' esperlment launched tbil week al 881) Clemente city ball -an in-boU!e aribQal OD11tro1 officer oo duty to meet personally with citizenl -bas generated euqOcb interut that the program will oarlt'tnue, City Manager Kenneth Carr 118id. 1iie proposal, suggested by city coun-.,. ,, cilinen in an attempt to resolve anlmal- ~l problems, involves the at- teDdance in city hall by an animal-control ~ each Monday morning. ·C!aiT said enough interest was shown this paJt Monday to warrant continuing the l>rogram. )igidents with matters lo en.cuss with tfit officer are requested to come ~ally lo the police department Ji1ween 10 and 11 a.m. each Monday. PJione calls -by dialing 492-5101 -can I*· accommodated u well. jsafety officials emphaslu that the mergency 911 line should not be used lo plice queries about animal control mat- teis. • DAILY PILOT ' : 'TM er..,.. Diii DAILY l'ILOT, wllll ... kit l k ~ lllt HfWt·l'Pet .. II MllW!m .llY • tM Oranoe Cot1t Pll9ll1lll"' CMT11N1nY, ~ ! r•ll 9dllk1M .,.. llWlllMll, MWIMy fflrDVll'I ' l'rldly, lw C:O.I• MtM, l'lr#J!Orl IH<ll, ; Huntl11111M IM<IVl'Wtlllln 'Vtl"Y, l"9\lftll j hid\, lnolrM/SIClllllftldl a11111 S.11 '"""'"''' , S.it Jv.n C1phtr1..... A 1!ngl1 tl'OIOnll ' 411111ti. Is lllofb!lllMd Satllt'Cl•YI alllll S\ll'lda'f". f ; nte priftcljlel ll\lbll~ltl9 pi.111 11 •I 1lO Wttl : .. , llrtet, C-11 M..-, C1lltor111f, tH». , ; l1Mrt N. W11d • ...... ...,., 111111 PUlllll.Mr : J•ck R. Curley : V)U Pr•kMll ..., 0-11 Me,...... • Thom11 K11vil : EC!ftor 1"oM•• A. Murphin1 MIMI"" •ailw C~1ri.. H. Loot l ich1r4 I'. Hell • -'NlttMI Mlntlklt Ect!»n • s.. ca. ..... omc. • JOI N..-ffi £1 C•1t1l110 1,,1, tJ61J: --c:.u MeM: J'9 W.I "°Y Sl•MI Ntwl*'t lotdl: ,.,. ,.......,.,, huleVIMI ttwnt""* IMO: 1111S hldi lovltvfff ~ ..,., -f'lorWf ... _ Tll1Jl • (n4J MJ-tJJl c ...... ,,. ........ 64Jal671 S.. Clam••• Al 'Daf IWM1: , ... , ••• 4tt""'4• .,,_,--_.,.. 1Wt. Orlfltfll/ c.MI ... ~11.tllllt ~, ............ ,_.,....., ..... ...... ., -..rtl..... "'""' ..., .. 1$ t Cl'.,,.... ......... ......... .,.,.... ...... ..... ~---·•C..MoM, 'CMlllSi...... • 7 ..... "" un1W .... ~ ................. -~ ..=.~· I f • . ' . . S. said he bad received lnlormailod from district 1ttornel'J ip Loa Angelea and San Jl'rancl!co counU.. o I "widespread lrlud" In 1 1 t b a r I• g lignaturea. Monday he llld he WU utendillf the probe to eight other areu, lnctuding Orange County. A spokesman l<r Onn(e County Dillrict Attorney CecU Ht<u said loclay that they had received a i.1..,.m. 1rom· Brown Monday 1dviaing that be WU ..... ding matmal and req-1nf · an i... vestlgation here. "TO date we hive not rece.ived the material," the spokesman aaJd. Brown said lib lnventgailoo had 1 ...... eel up what ht called .. the afavest cue of eleclloo ltaud In recent hlllory." The · meuuro baa bee• lln>ngly op- posed by !arm labor leader Cetar OU.vez who hu also called It "a fraud" designed to destroy hla union anl! &trip farm workers of galna won ln seven years ol grape and lettuce boycotts and llrikea. Mike Gravelle, coordlnator of the cam- paign 1upportlng Prot>*ltloo 22, said the meuure ii designed to "protect the workerl from unscrupulOU1 unions and to protect all elements of agriculture." FromP .. el HOPALONG. • • staking virtually all biJ fortune on the deal. .\nd they proved a goldmlnr -with splnoff benefit! ruch u hats, pist.ols and other paraphmlalla -becaU!e while there have been 11 Tll"ZIDI., ail Lone Rangers, n.. Supermen, three ..to· or Batmen allcl. Robins, . plus a Utter, of Lassies -there waa only one Hoppy: Wllllam Boyd. UPIT ....... TO!Jetlaer A9aln G e o r g e McGovern ana Ted Kennedy may not. be running mates, but they are being seen together quilt a bit these days. see-story; Page 5: ·· He made hla Jul public 1ppearanco In 1981, appeariDg aboard h1I famlliar white borae Topper to open up a highway In the ' Palm Sprinp area. FromP .. el ANNEX .•. Scomlng the modern ICilsors uaed al such formal occaslonr, the aglng deleniler ol law and order proved bil aim waa still true by blutlng the ribbon In hall with bil pillol. Yuneral aervlcea beinfl arranged by hls wile of 15 yean an upected to be private. One of Mr. Boyd'• former leading Jadle1, Mn. Euaene James, also found her "°" to the Orange Coast after ,her movie e1reer IDd..now UVeo In Newjlort Beach and Palm Sprlng1. She could not be JUCbed loclaY for any retnihhCi<ncei' about the rapto-ricbel actor w)lo bad to repeat f!>al cycle again beloie he found , ..... forl1me and firm aaUsf1clion as a ohlnlnt example to youth. •• Fi'otllP .. el FUNDS ••• Pendleton. Gannon baa said that a !ormula ii being drawn up to determine whlcb ~tage or the donltiona abould ~."'! the local elforl. The formula will be baae<t on projecliool of the number or base penonnel aerved by the local parttclpallng charitable agencies. Tboae 1,..,cla are: The American Red Crooa; Boys Club; Girls Club; Boy .Scouts, Cltbollc Social Service; Child Guidance C 11 n i c ; Children'• Hosp!W or Orange County; Family Service Association; Girl Scouts; Interfaith Serviceman'r center; Jew~ Family Service; Auocialion for Retard- ed Children; MenW Health Association; Speech and Language Cltnlc; USO: The Villa; Visiting Nurse Association; YMCA and San Clemente Teen center. Clemente Police Probing Theft At Moose Lodge San Clemente police today continued to probe the theft of $600 -most of it col- lected for charity -from the Moose Lodge earlier this week. The breakin at the well-known facility at 140 Avenida Pico wu dl!:covered Wednesday morning by staff 1t the lodge. Dozens of coin collection boxes for the Moose youth fund were amon1 the Items !tolen. Burglars first prled tbelr way through a door of the lodge then rifled a large quantity of coln11perated same and nlea machines. The burglars also ranaacked .-aafa which showed no sign.s or prying, police said. The bulk of the loot laktn In Ibo burglary was In coin, inYUtl&•ton ad- ded. Workers Get Orders SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A tedefal judge baa ordered llrWng ...,p1oy .. II the Foremos~M~ Comp u I er Servlcea Center in OUland to return to work. U.S. Dlstrlcl Jllda< Ollnr Cuter llsued • temporary raU'alitlttl -Tuesday 11alnsl ttrWna m.....,. d the Office ind Proleaslonai EmplG)'el Union, paving lht war for both lideo ·to work througlt -1rt1va1ce pro-ce<:ures. From r.,,,, J AIR TAXI ... with a no-power technl.que called auto- rotatton. The copter ta trailed over water by a search and rescue helicopter and is equipped with boat hull! and pontoons with in!latable fiotaUoo bags, A secret Service agent stands in an alcove behind the pilot and copilot,. and another sits in the rear of the passenger compartment At least o~ of NiJ:on's military aides ailo ii on the required passenger list. The upholstered wall and ceiling panels are colored t>etge and white. A thick blue carpet, flecked with green, traveb wall to wall and to the retractable stepa fitted to doors on two sides of the helicopter. A white "hotline" telephone is able to reach capltal cities around the world. An engraving of the capitol as it a~ peared In the 19th century hanga from the forwml bulkhead. Special maicb- books are aUgned behind a row of American cigarettes -11lz dUferent brands, each complemented by the presidential seal and the surgeon general's warning about smoldng. FromP .. el DEFECTORS • • • chairman, said many of those who say they are leaving the party have been whit he tenned. "trouble makers" and he said the party wUi he "stronger and more unified wltho.ul those l>'Ople." Organlutions represenled 11 I h e Wedbesday niaht meettng are lht Orange Col,mly Coordinating R e p u b Ii c 1 n I · Asaembly (OCCllA), a member group of the California Republican Assembly; United Republlcalls or Cllilornia (UROC) and Republlcao "-Illes of Or1111e County (RA). n-announclnl their defection Wednelday nlgbt Included Ja~ MUils, area &!>Vemor of UROC; Pal Seaton. chairman ; vv.nne Barber, i::::"'""; FA Sheehan, vice cbalrman; ,_ Plril, put cbalrman and Leo D • a 1 el , --· all of OCCl\A; Al -. UROC 1nUurer; Don Ci!llPblD· I"'°'" dmt ol Or1l111 RA and Diet Donlll. pnsidonl of N'ewpoli-Mtu RA. Rocers added, "many ol lllOol l'llo 181 !hoy are notgnlna have only -IJ>. -ed ID the pblloqilllolll aopecl of pollllcs, not the -"1nl llld "' It. I ' Butz Hits l\VheatDeal Criticism i 10 Days Only Chair or Swivel Rocker from thu Handsome Collection Values from 199 to 219 . N<>W 149.00 . . sraceful in deli~ and Mlperb. • construction and are beautifully enhanced by meticulous tailoring to give you lavish comfort. You May Choole From A. Wide ·Selection Of Beautiful Fabria PROFESSIONAL INTBIOl DUH;N Op .. Mo... 2215 HARliOR ILVD • n..n:. I Fri. En<. COSTA MESA, CAI.IF • ... •• r ... 1 SCHMITZ .•. • • • ... • 11 DAILY "LDT IS YOUlt CHILD OYllt ACTIYlf ..,na•v-,a.l'tl -Oft.t~ a tma11 chU4 wtlh a seemin&ly Juce amoUnt of l!Xcest energy, who .is very restless, aggrmlve and lm• pu.lslve b 1lmply de&cribed by loving partntl u "all boy'' or "1he'1 a. lltt1e devil.'' However, it It poulbJe that there ii an underlyini cause that could haw 1ll eft'ecta on soclal development u b,t or she arowc older. . call It to Your doctoi's attention It YoU think your chjld is eyperactlve. The eUwo lier the problem h , ldentf. tied. it there h a problem. and helped;-tbe btttff the ' 11odal adjustmfflt thJt will ~ made. There ~ ~fn' prucriptlon, drup available tor thertpj tliat can be ot cre•t help. YOU OR YOUR DOCl'OR C.\N PHONE US wJ;len y~ need a delivtry. We Wtµ cl9- Uver promptly Without a;. tra charge. A srut m&IU' people rely on ua torr t.hetr health needl. We' Welcome reque11t1· for delivery aerlice and ch&r&e accounta. PAllK LIDO PHARMACY SSI H ...... I .... N--h •. ,. , Doi~ ... ·~·, Rohr Says Busines~ l! P' CHUU VISTA. (AP) - Rohr lndustriel, Inc., 11)'1 dlversllylng wllb 111cb p~ uota u rapid lralllit can II booelini earnings d e 1 p 11 e reduced aales . An .............,1 aald ...,,. lnp for the lllcal year whlcb ended July 31 weie $4,011,001 or •1.10 a share compored with '4,!07,881or11.IJ a share the year befort. Salea fell from 1333,SllS,01:1 to !W,lm,GllO, blamed larply . on a slacl<entni In aeroopace work and a alrlke that luted ~ moatbl. , eet-~e SlO;OOO panther* ~ ••. • PANTERA TheH.Hentz r~arcb staff has r~ently prepared a report on Capital Alliance Corp. · and its subsldiarY Mariner SavinpartdLoan. } ~ . For your me CCIJ11 Ult the coupon below ol call'(714) 835--3100. ' ' H. Hents &. Co. Jnc, MT own &. Counirf R.,d Oraaao, CaUCOmla Au: Jilonnan Can6old , I Pleate 1tnd me tha.l\atttth l\Cpo11 on Capital Alllanct Corp Na,me.~.,.....,.....,....~~.,.....,......-- AddmL1~~~~-Td • • OVER 1'HE COUNTER COMPLETE-NEW YORK STOCK UST NASD Litt~ fw Wed....Ny, s,,_..,. 1,, 1'71 ~ °" lHI! ....,. vn & --· ... """" MUTUAL FUNDS .- • • I • , . J • r ~ • • ~ ' • t ' ~ f I f • I t ,. ( I 1 I I ' ' ' j • •• . , .,. ·-. "" . . . ' .. • =· .• ' -·-•• • '4 !• -:l . • ; - • I • • • !GP• €ottlftft1 .Buy Weeke•d . 'Forty Carats' Gem S~ Playhouses HoM Awlitions In Splendid Setting Aadltloo -ldla tho play, "Dial M for Mllnler," Onnp CclmlJ '"'"'"ln!IJ will he the openJnc production tblllW cln:uit Gill w1rls1Dd aC the Lido Ide Players -tbe rill no I• lllu lb< local _,., lint drama lo Ila I .. 81 TOM TITIJS ot .. De.Ir Pitt Iliff 'nle..r-e is aomelhin& •bout · · tl1e stage of the Laguna Moulton Playhouse -- parlkularty now, wltb Ila ,.,,. tastic new curtain -that automaUcaUy elevates the stature of any play mounted upon it. Jt ii the closest thing to the Mlllic Center that Orange County can orfer, and many Broadway tbealen: auf. fer by physical comparison. Now embarking on its fourth season after a previous 45 yean in a ama.Jer but suf .. ficlent theater, the MQUlton • has never looked better. Nor, ft may be ventured, will 11For~ ty Carats" in ill .VarioUI IO- joums around Southern California this season. The L a g u D a production • under the direction of Richard Andersen wbo'a more ac- cuatomed to worklnl in San Clemente's SO«at bou.e, ls · poitJhed lo a high gloa and aened up wllh MJCb attractive trtmmh.p that · you tend lo forget how toll the OCript is at Iii "'"'· Ulce lhe ~rae but euccessfuJ "Cactus 1 Flower" heloro It, II ta ' an episodlc adaptation of 1 French com- edy in which May·Decemher palrinp ate the rule rather than tbe euepllon. TM• UtT Anti Sltllle'r • , ••••••• llMdlm Mlc:Uttoll ,-ti.,. Uffllm ...... Wellw U F«!ltlM 1111r ~.,_ ................ Clari •o- Edltr E,_.rdl ............. IVI ~ TIW 51.,..., .............. h""1 11 .. r Mii.id HeY" •• ,,, ............. tt.tlll Vltll Ml"-~-.......... E"-khmldt """' A4lrlw. •••••••••••••• """-kott Mn. ~ ••••••••..•. J ... $ampltrt Mr, u~ .......... c. GCltdol'I ""'"" Ptt .. · · • ·• .................. Jim Ttl!bf' Andenen, who also deaigned the aple<.Ud settlnp, gives his cast enough physical byplay lo cover.... the . lengthy lapaea betweeHeal live belly~Iaugbs. '11tl!, combined with aome ex~ cellent performancet: -oo at Jeast three c o u n t 1 , co~ pensate. qujte nicely for the low readings on the applause meter. '1FORTY CAllATS" belongs, or ahould belong, lo Its leading aclttsa and Blanche Mlckeloon ii clel!rly equal lo the task of portraying the fortylab divor- cee swept methodically off her .feet by a rich young souvenir or a vacation in Greece. Mias Mickelson ls the picture of poise and atrie, her . only · drawback being the fact that "~the.-appears about 10 years too )'.OUM fol the role. The part of her purluing swain ta a straight role which could prove difficult In lesser . handa, but Walter La Fontaine deliven ao ex ... ellent )lel'formance. Strong and self· assured. La Fontaine conveys _ the ~ed worldly quallty of o -- ... hll role whlle ntalnlng hit youthful demeanor, The third standout of tl1e Laguna cast ta Bill Olnlen u I mlddJHged Tau longhorn with an eye toward a younger flUy, Mtai Mlckelson't l7·YW- old daughter. Carden ac- complilhea his Texanlzalian quite believably 1n a role , that could euily be overdone and lifts his staturo in the show at =:-..=..~ -er:;.·:= t '!\'you .. wtll ha bald Ii)' tho ,,. In doe Lido h le a.ta M-CITlc Pla7llooot OUhhouoe. '1111 Via Lido Soud, ftr "Me ... 'fl!ee," the S-Newport Beach. lit"'--P!>V)1nu.. for Siu Bell will dltocl the ~~~1~1~~~~ Ille Playera lot "Dial Iii for ~~ys. Munier" the Weatmlnster ·-·-Wilde<'• "The Skin Comm.;,ity 'll>elltt for "The of OUr Teeth" will b e Slln of Our Teeth," the Foo,,. perlarmed by the youth group -Ula VllleJ Com m·U a ti y _of the Weolminlter Com- DON HINSON 81 I be 'TO THE BEACH' -Walter La Fontaine preaures 'll>elw foe '"Illa L<gmd of munlty 'l'bootei', with allljitlom footloooe actor ea·husband has an uncertain Blanche Mickelson u their Jllay•J)e. Sleepy Hollow" and t h e aCbeduled for S.tunlay and bout the •---' ~ part in the cember romance be"'•• In the opening scene of Ji'ullerlon Olvlc Light Op«a' . &inday. ~ts ire ldleduled the aame Ume. a •=ue.. · "F rty ts -c.m--, -··""'-'~ m""'· at I o'cloct both aflemoona at Pl · he tta·•-It 'th -• o Cara " at the Laguna M. oulton Playbdule. ~ ~-...... ~ w ay aoo a \:&13 WI VU" clans for 111m.,. • 6Tl'I estm.ins'er Blvd. vlous ,;,u.b. Hjnson po~ Coata Meaa, wbkh open1 Its A cast of ·111 JJ!!i- a most interesting face, voice 11 season with 11F~ Carats" be_tween the ap;es of 13 and 23 aod manner which allow the L h 4-B · · -Friday night, will hold tryoull ta being eought-by dlr«tor iodlvldual°'m of his role lo a or .ao eseoe &mday from rlo 3 p.m. and Jeff Newman. '!be play will shine through. . from!/ to' 9 p.m. for "Me and open Oct. fl !°"two weekends .. Kathy Blair plays the teen-Thea," a .,..,. comedy making Youngsters alJO, aro ·Jn d .. ~;h ~..';~~~~1:.i~~: Metal Workers Aid T'!ieat,er :::..=. 0ra~ti .8l'i , :=i:i:i-='::" ~~~ eventual linkup with the elder Tambellinl ls aeeking a cut of audltionst for '"l'be Legend of Texan, though her second act What do a union business The theater's first ~ three men and three women of Sleepy Hollow'' 'will be con: s c e n es r e f I e c t m or e-manager, four eheet :;:1 duction in the new building, var:vilc ages. 'ducted Friday at 7 o'clock and =[~~ H:U ~=~~-• ~~~hav~ c!rm:!1 s "Wizard of 'Oz," wU ICbedul· tbe TbtJ :r:;;m ~ e~t e~ ~~·~ ~Y from 2 to parUy because It ta all A very grateful cast from ed lo run through August. At audllorlum on the Orange '!be Wasllin«lon Irv Ing often lmpoasible lo hear the theater's rocent pro-that poin~ ~1'1' pmldeot County Fairgrounds wher< the classic tale rtqulra. a large and partly hecallM! . e ductlon. "'Ille Wizard of Oz," Dawn Peck Called I be play will he presented. opeiling cast in all age groups. It will comedy of her and a total audience of nearly business manager of Local Oc~ 20 for three weetmis of .. open _Oct. ~ 20 for 1 hr e e never really suifacea. J,700 who watched the show Jn 420, Sheet Metal Wortera of Friday and Satur.iay -wtektnlb al the -m's new America, andczi...1 1'Help." d'uctl r·-•·-r ElinOr Schmidt turns in an comfort without knowing the ""-on. theater, ll280 •Mt. Baldy Impressive perf•rmance as story of generosity and bard Within hours, ~be contacted "Wait umu Dark I.. Circle, Fountain Valley. ' Mlss Mickelson's sweet and work behind it. volunteers Richard E a to n , Frederick Koott's suspense Up m F,ullfltorl; the Clvk: sour secretary. Othera con-The Fountala' Valley <;om-John Selhors~ Mike . Landis thriller, will he auditioning Llgh\' (lpe1a ii eaUillg · for lrlbutlllg lo !he overall effort muruty Theater has been and Bob Sbephenl, who agroed &mday at 1,30 p.m. and Mo.. mnaM'tailo to comp1e1e the &re Susie Scott in a juicy specializing m· children's cast.I to.come malts tbeir.:regular day a~ 7:30 at the H~on •. mdwltra 6r 0 1171.• 1'Jdcb vignette 81 a .,..1 eatate pros-_ and ~J~ lj>r chlldron for the work for the nnt aeverpl Beach PlaiJiooae, -2110 Main ' ..,... OCI. I 'at FuUertoa llJih pect, Jean Sampieri and c. _past Throe years. 'Ille group .nights-and do-the-job--without St.; Hunlil!llon--11e&l'h-...:.Joi-.Jsdoool'd'l~A~ Gordon Smith u the future ~ recently received a grant from _charge. 1bey also arr~ged to-Conklin ls dlrecilng, .... ·Bmbl ~. Dimictl: ~~ Jaws and Jim Tenby 81 stlll the Department Of Health, trade some. exti;a ·materials A cast of fl ye meri ln the 20--• :tat' d. the lbow, •,W. ~ another entry ln the oedipal Education and Welfare, which for other needed parts lo 25!0 f1:. rancand e1, .~ ..,,..ge 1·lrlfrom, •• llleP=-vo· ar..l~. _..:._ sweepstakes. paid a year's rent on a spare . the thea~s ·~t w -~-.u. ~w·• u......-. building, including 1 mucl>-and, with. the blessing of thell' lo I!, ta roqulred. "Walt Until bera" wlD meet al 2 o'clock "For13 Carats" may drag Its needed beating and air-'Co.. employer, H & H :Heating.and Darlt" will _. Nov. JO for a Sunday afterilooa Jn J00111 M- feet or spin tis wheela on O<• diUoning unlL Air Conditklning, Inc., of five-weekend run. 111 of 11111 caJ f11a1e Nlerloa caalon, but the Laguna pro-'!be grant couldn't cover Orange, lo complete this ema Another rr..lerlct Knott Music ind Drama ~· duct.ion manages to malgµtln parts 'and labQr jor ~~. work on company time. 1-------------·----:0,,;;..;.;:,;;~ Its inertia through the aklll of but the theater'• landlonl,-Sa'f.-WhelrtllO"mabrproj«l-wao Ila overall cast and the fell & McAdam, Inc., donated finished and the unit hepn pleaoant surroundings of the the necessary condWt and aperation. the cu~ particular- Moullon Playhouoe. II con-theater members made piano ly those in the hot and beayY llnues Tuesdays I b r o u g h lo provide the labor. Jim and 1ln man ~ Saturdays until Sepl 30. However, heloro imlallatloo burst Into applauie. Jt'a·)lfiil>' ' ... w ..... ~ "T)iE •COWBOYS~ --· could begin, their volwiteer a~ tl1e fim ·lime that the "supervisor'' left ••• leoclhy men from LocOl CJ have hus!J1ess Jrlp . -.00 the received a 'stanillng ovation August he-1 wave struct. for their efforts. ' · ---Cllr/i/O +f/ ?0 ' • I • t . "SKIN GAME" (PG) . . 1 Ciiot--..4 --"JOE KIDD" . . -Alie - .._..., Mttel.991'1 ·News..,_.. ""''* -"PUPPET ON A CHAIN" NO AT IOTN IDWA•DS CINEMAS Hollond- Whtra ls T .. Boior? . r.!~~?!1 th111crtt of oih« TM &tlk~""9'1Me ........ k-. lJlr SMUWie ....... •LUS • THIS POPUIAR HIT PD W(WIGW Tllewunt .,GOD ~11 -.. -. Sf!j//U tf 1 . -.. . ----. S /41i/Ult .' . -.. . - ' "'1'M• OTHSlt'" CNJ • .._4fT UHTIL DAll:K• , ......... ..,,.. ucanaaY" ..,..,.. IAaY MAl:la• ... Ill fMil'I (aJ • ' • .. . . .. -· • • • . • • • \) . • • •• ----, IC DAILV PILOT 11 Thursday's ClosiJm Prices-Complete New York Stock Exchange List Rally Over, Stocli8 . -show Another Drop NIW YOllk(AP)-l'llM WIV•ld Uaroap oa e.,.... '!llad11r u Ille lllilld< muttt ~ ollft • 'mWI nll1 tllat Nrlod · Tbe pace al tm!ng coatlnued on the slow side. w7·· galns were small, but at least "the 1Urbl llo Ila slide," Bradbury K. Thurlow of Laidlaw a: . lald. 1bundly's 1dv1nclne luues kept a lead over tlodlnerr cm the .New York Slocl< Elchanp durbif the mom1D1 boljrS, but the losers caa1bt up In the dlanoon. J\et1> Yerfc s.ae. 't'elwm• .,. t.hllMll ,.,_ ....... ,16 ......... , .... , ....... . .... ""' ...... " 1 -, .... =" ............. . ... ...,,,,,,.,.,,, .• ,, I ;." .. ••••I•" .. "'' ... ·:::::::::::~::-:::: I A l It = :::::::::::::::: • f ...,_ • ......... Complete Closing Prices · Ainerican Stock Exchange List .... ' . • • • ... --------- Phone 6424321 For Weekender Advertising •, • ~ • • • • • .. • • • ·' ~ ~ ~ •' , ; ·• • .. • . ' Natural Menthol1"is why. · .. Salem uses ·only nat~ral rrie[>thot;· nof ~P«:ri>.go~den tobaccos; It is a.unique the kind made in a·laboratory. Like our !)lend found in no ,other cigarette. A· ri~h, full-flavored ,tqbaccos, .our merr. 1;>1"'1<1. that gives Salem a taste: that's• thol is naturally grow.n. · . never harsh ·Ot' hot .... a taste as naturally ' Then we blend natural menthol with our coof and fie5H, as Sp~ngtime. : -· • l • 1 - l I ' • 1 • ' ' r . . ... )'OL 65, NO. 251, 4 SECTIONS, :t6 l'.*<6ES' • • to I 1SdectloD of a llote for the tteall d... lion date be ctlled belw..n n and 19 tlon ..-Laguna Beach lloanl of_!lln foDowlQc DOlillcatloa of certification Edacatloll .,.,. ...... Palrida Gillette and of the petiU... Gerald Linke will be dillCUaed by ICbooJ. 'U the boanl deems Tue>day's meetlng trustees Tuelday nlg)lt as the tiftle., of notilicatloo, the election SUper!ntendenl Wl)llon) Ullom, who to-would.be·beld Ol>either Dec.,S or Dec· 12 d1y receiv.d wrtt<.n certlfi?tion that -two·-, deptiool date. available. oullidenl llipatur.s Iii .. been oollect<!I · !low.over,, le&'* are-' mounting within · on ptUiloos asking for the. eloctlon, said' the ranks of Concerned Citizens for the matter will, <Oll)t before the full School, tha( the board majority 'of Mrs. ~rd at the 1:30 p.m: ~ting. • Gillette; Linlc.e and Willian:i Thomas wi1I 'f"< 'EducaUoo Code requ!fest be elec-delay 'the decision unW October i. . ' Some GOP Leade:rs GlJ __ -, For Schmitz - By JA!)K BROBACK Of lie, DaltJ , ... St.ti Leadera of. three co n·1erv.at1 v e ll<PJbllcan groups In Orange COunty Wed-y 11111duoced that they are quft. linl lhO ~to "'PPO'l. llJl!t ~ GOP ~9" JobR G. Sdm>ie. tQlo Jl"fl!"enl ,.. .,.,~ -~"~ PW <All'> llebl' . ' · • At · •. Dloiley1anc1 Jlotel . ifr¥ ...... fenince, lllO d•u...-. lllil ,..,1_, _ )lo ......... _poiij beclllll! of iftol llio!r collect ~ .'-·•·•ioW lilto. ooclaltlm" ancl tbO ."lack 011 ieol d!oit!e -• .':T -..... between tbe Democrati and the Republicans." • .11!" de!octors estimoied their strqth In the ,.,.,,;.y al about 1,000 voter1 In \he · three llWPI wblch compares to :ieo,ooo Jlepubllcln reglstranti. 'l,'bomu 8-1 .. of San Ju a • C.pblrlno fiw-GOP c o u n t 1 chllrman, lllld lllllll' of -who .., they are ~vinl the party hiV. been what he termed, utrouble makers'' and be, lllld the party will be "stronger and ll'OI" ublflod'wlthoul thole people.. Qlpntzatllm niw-tted II the w~ nlghl -ung ore the Orqe c,iunty CoordJniltor Rep u ~II can Aaoembly (OCCIL\), a momber group of the CaUforn1I ~loin A~; · United ~.lllllf CaUlonda (UllOC) IDd Republican -·· of Orqe C<iunty (RA). ,. J 'l'lloie •niioundntl their clof- Weilnesdq nlghl 1iduded James Mlals, area governor ol UllOC; Pal Scalera, chairman; Yvonne llorlior, slcntmy; ~:!/. e McGovent and Ted EdrSlleebao, vice clol!!nmn: .-·Pllril, y may tno)·be running 1J1!11 chalrnwl 11111 Leo Du 11 e I , ma~, but they Of• being seen ittluum-, aU ·01 OCCRA; Al -. toPther quill! a bjt these days. U110C -: . Don C...Dbell, .,..... s.e lllorY. rare . 5. -of Orange, RA u4 Diet Donel!, • . ~I of N~-llA. A.NGEl-A. 'DA. VIS : ~ -~· ,· ' . 'Yomen's Shop LQses l>air of. l>ants Suits · .. • . .. A sile 'lt th1'I .rith ~Ive lllle Jn Womell'I cloth1nl WU ""'lbt iodaJ by 'l/llUDI -bmlllpton probinl the ti.ft of two -'I pull llUlll vllued it fSll. ' ,jlenee'I ~.' 11711 S. Coul 11!i1n!1Y reported 1ho theft Wedneldly. "'Uce bellm /t ~ "'"' the ~ . ' ' · GlYEN. DEGREE · . P•per IAulN!• ~1 ........ ~1t11~ ' • - I>-t -• ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER: )-4, ·1972 · -.. "' Date Recall : .. ~ Election Thi> would put off an election until Dec. 26 or Jan. I -two days coosldered bi&blY unfavorable because of Christmas and New Year activities. Reacting to news thiJ morning that enough vaUd liiJ>alur<s have been ob- tah\ed to forte an election,' Mrs. Gillette said,--"! think I have an obligation to de- fend my plaie on the board. I will fight to stay on it•• - - She added tha~ she would like t•cJarilication"·trom the county counsel'a S.Laguna ' . ---- Plan .P:leas Reje~ted BJ FREDERICK ·SCllOEME!ll. Of .. Dlil'r' , .... S~ff Appeals that the ·Sodtli Laguna-General Plan be i>u1 ii> a 1'W>lic hearing ~t an ear· Iy date were turned aside' by Oronge county_ Planning CommiJsi!I""'· Wedneo- • office on lbe board's aJtermUve, en A 11reuonable terclh ol time," be said. selection of • electke dlte. la dd1ned u all dlys, meaning that if "I have no nmub, none,» aakl 1.Jnke · when conllcted thin · morullll. llolrd the full bolrd as mtified Tuesday or president 'l'homu lndiclted· he -.Id lllflll:lency .of the peUtions, an election make • complete llltement on the mot• date -1d have to be set by Sept. 25. ter at 'l\resday•1 meetmg:~ _ '· 1..-• Su~lslng clerk sttlrley Deaton of the ·Dr. Ullom aald tod~ that !lie O>unty ... 11og1n,..,. . of Voters office said 3.098 Counsel has dellvettd a vetbal apllllon lignaturts were collected on petitions that the board must eall ti» tlectk>n Hkin& for a recall election against ~1rs. within a r.easonable length ot'~tlme fOllow· Gillette. For Linke, 3,113 signatures were ing notification. ~ined.' 1itrs. Ptaton said 3,0U names ....:.._ IO per<enl of the adlool cllstrlct'f VOiing population -was needed to force an election. ·· •, A toial of I'll signatures """' voided from the Gillette peUtk>n, witb IG naniu dropped from the Linke peUtloll, J/h. Deatoo said. 'llle50 were -1e not Dated as regi!teretl voters or-Whrbld not com= plied with r;gu1111oos ng1rdlng 1lgning a petition. · ' ecovere. LA Court . • . . . . . . . . • "· . . ' ' _., '' ·' ' ' Hearings Under Way . . - . About 1111,000 In cash, believed to bei · part or loot iallen in the buralary of the United CaU!omla Bank In Lqunl Nigue( and a second bank in Lordstown, Ohio\ has been recovered by autboritle1, It was disclosed Wednesday ss court hearlng.i got under way in Loa Angeles before u.s; District Court Judge Matt Byrne. : day night: . • . ' ' ·Chal!mm Fred ,.t.lfonoci reaBoned., ' P.£.:fl:~'"=i ·; An •""""1 for deleildant P~I ' . Bruce Cllrtltoplier, II, !Ued I brl claiming .-.ooe fGl!ld ln tlie bedroom ........ ltled ~~.~Ing~ ...,..,,_ . . ... . . . ·Balo!d ................. -.... ma. . the......_ r;· ........_,of the areo, the · ~ · :;;~for develop> -~ ilf -. tloe .. ldlliJcse ..re. --• 100 acres less tluu\ theJ originally oought for constructioO. The~ genenl plan's· land use element, crealed·by 1 citizens conunlttee working under ard>ilect Fred Lalli, dlls : for aU but 10 ol the ·!00 acrtJ to i<maln as permanent open space. "Those who have retained me have t1'e feeling this commis.sion knoWI an awful lot about South Laguna," commented at- torney WU!ilm Wilcoxen, representing the SOuth Lqunl Civic Association, at the conclusion of the three-hour meeting. !twas the'fifth itud)I session held on the general plan. "At this , point, the Board of 'Superviaors should have the plan and ·move forward ' with implementation,'' 'Wikozen added. · Durina the sOmetimes· bitter discussion (See PLAN, Page J) . .. Bidding to Open At Saddleback Contractor bida for · COllllructlon of Sadilleblclt C.mmw)lty COUege•1 planned '4.$ million math and -building will be ~ oo Sept. :rr 11 the college. Tbe 1"•Ddlng I! plannod ·for complellon In lt'lt .... will be the -permanent inolaUaUoa. on the rour-yUMld Mlsalon Viejo com~. . 'Ille Sl,000-aquar~lool lllructure will hoolt the """'°1'1 biological and physlcll ldencel, matbmnatic1, engineering, and drlllq technoloa oectlqns. FDnda for the bulldini _are provided thro\lih •1.1 million ii) tues bud&eted thla yw-witll , the• remainder to be con- talriecl In future budgeti. Biddlng will be closed at I p.m. that day and sealed blda ·opened anY,lime after that, 1 coll~ge spokesman aald. , • ~ ... -a..tland" ...... - ' ·~ state bu iioen -to "" , Nt;uel bonk, wu oe1aed lllopllJ by ~ :FBI.-· '' .. ' -An adcllu.,.I ..... found In • ~· water Jill -up -tllO' ~-• Ohio, 1-of def~ Amel .~ . : : :!':'~ ~!" aUthorllilo·lt be~ · More than 13.! milllon . In calb; • oecliriU .. lild jewelry wss taken In P>! .. Maroh . bul'llarY of the LllUllO Nlaitel ·: bank, wbic6 wiu entered by • ,llOOP ol robbers who bl..,led their w1y thn>ugh . . ; Acwr ,Willfu~ 8()yd,. . . 'H·oppy ;~ Qi~s at 77 Wlliianl' Boyd, the np.toil<hU' lclot 'won •)ardom, but Bojd plµ~ to a who went to the bottom qiln !leforo bas-been after a New Ydrl: IClor ey the earning lmmortllity u woalerJ> iOl•f'luy same name was a......ted amid gambllnl Hopalong Cullidy, la dud 11 111 ¥Uiy ~ drinking &eandal. . • 20 years .after hanging up llJI )lllr of . A New York newspaper mooeou51y silver •Js.luns. r -·ran a picture of H6llynocll1 Wllllam He died Wednesday al South Coast Boyd, the future llOllPY -tYmbOI ot .Community l!Oj.sitil In sOuih !Amna, Ot <vlriue to D!lliiolll -and dffpite mrac- 1 COtnllblation of 'ParldNOn'• ·~ lions Ind 1Poiogles hti ..,_ wu finiJh-. fd, I, and c00g..Uve heart failure. Paramount Studios ottered him the 'A onetime HollyWood pllyboy whe Hopalong C.slldy role iii 1f35 as a credited the lljda he lmplrod !tr three wbiJky·SMrlin(, tohac<;o-cbewlng o I d canonliaal -and W. llltli wilt Grice -cuu who walked with a-ll'mp, but Boyd for h1a --~ deel1ned •DY f1aurtd thiJ time he WIS due for a ~ ... Interviews in tecenl yurs. of Image. "I'm no< the mu -1• remember 11 He pollahed up the crotchety cowpoke's the bank roof and into the vault. About $ti10,000 in cash was taken Id the Lordatown bank burglary on the nillbt of May +-5, when 1 similar method of entry was~ · Cbriatopber, Dinsio and Charles Albert Mulligan ue scheduled to go on irlll for the Niguel robbery oe1t week, lolioJring filing of preliminary brtea and sel~ of. jury, .;.; • Two bn>lhen allO Indicted, Harry and l\ooald Buber, ·are itill ot larae. · · · • -..;: .. .,, ... Candidate Taket) Off 'State Ballot-· • " SACRAMENTO (AP) -Secrela~ State F.dmWld G. Brown Jr. has """°'" an Auembly candidate from ihe November ballot because he didn't filei • legally required list of t1ml!ll&n con- tributors: Stall O'Leyne of Long Beach, the Peoce and Freedom Party mmtoee in the 19th Assembly d1atrict, Is probably the firll candidate ever to be removed from the baUot on -~• ol violating the campaign COlllributl<ll reporting low, Bro~ said Wednesday. Brown aa1d in 1 news release bis oflioe had made "numerous elforla" to coolie! 0'1,eyne, but the candidate appareutl.f moyed fn>m hia original lddress llld l<ifl no forwarding address. ' . . . I . Spanish Nu~es Under Fire Hopal°"' Coulq,• Mr. Bo)'ll 1114 in dllrlCter -he had to sweeMalk !be IMI, after . Mger)' for cucer of t b • •IUdlo -and the .Uvel'llltred defender lymph l)lllds. • of right was born to nign over. movie "They'd be. lhoeked •t tbe diff~~.". and televtlioa. tcreem: for ao years ...... ~u,"8:~1 wllll to limper 11opa1ong Casaldy emphlalzed the Durlnl retJnmeot JUn.i!o1d·liiil bla ........ vim. lo• his mi11iGna of·'°""' More fair and buutllul dayl are In ll<ln! for <>ranee County. Tem-perstures will range from 11 It belches to SI inlllld. It n,.y be o. tad IOllY Jn ~ .. wUe dloldod lbOir time ·belw:een u ·oet111 llOtlth ..ioodeeven ~ . .!!'-'• ~ fronf fiomo al' NOii!' Dono• Slfond, Dan. W I w ~~· .._.,,. ~ Pq1nt, u4 I --buonlow In llvinl, thr1fl ..., ambttloq. . Pllln DOooi-t: • -,...-.,. · lilembetlhlp rlvoled 11111 of-the 801 Boru to a ..,... fonn lliorw-1n ~ Scoodl of ~-• , .• ·, drysbo)rg, Ohio, Bo)'!! beldod • for . '~ W!!Y I fiaure I~ U ·II .,-·~for CalJloi1ila 11 -#be' eolild;ll> lanple • .the-'* Vd ·~ *bunt tq1111/' he U• how the oUMr 11111 lived.' l!t loved the pllhtod. ·~ V• ~ "">'" ..,.... UIH111e. , I • ;;. , , 1 • , -,iblt .. ~Y rt the ones whi! lhoUld HI hWme a ~-··· married~ l»iDllll froni,tt.'" 1 '.). •. . . .., • helrul, -• Sit• ... Jo'•!_lle! ' ' .11ip·~!'I !!~~~1 .hallmaflt- --"' ~ Cltll 11. ; • ~ lhiaY• ...... ilo' Clpljn 1he bad and -~ bin• a.~ M. 11111 U 11-tll>·• ~-·he , INSmE TODAY "Fwtv Can111• l>ow m al !he L a Q u a & .lfqwlloft Plo1/laout1 !DhU. lb: olhcr • locol thtaln ll'O•Jll u,., cu~ ..US for fU- ture '"°"'" s.. Enttrtam.....i, PQfle 11, ~.::· l ---I • C'rll ... • ......... 11 --. ---wbo~ ~'=-~ .... Kb;. 1 ~lbi.t~;..~~,=~~wiu; of ~· UC..,.... ~-7 (W llOP~Pijo I) 1 -\:----:::=~;::!!~~.~ ..... 111 .... :· ......... .. • ,. ( JJ • l . !OAJL.Y Pll01 LB SChmitz • ........... .., Phil ... ,.,. ... . 'IV~ (UPI) -Jobn G. ""'1"· the American lnclependent Par· ty ~)ial candidate, char I ~,cl .. todq'; tbtre II a , ''conspiracy G{ , =......,..nng tho government'• ol Artblr ff. Bmnef •an<I .al Goot.·George C. Wallaco.'" ~california Republican con- ~n demanded a congressional in8 i to the case. ts told 'a neW. OOalerence he .bad the Houae Internal Security Om>- m of :w'*1! he ts -nieniher. to ·U.. . v~te allegations in a magazine artt-eJe:. ,..t there was, a .Communist con- apirll!;V io'Jdll' the A14banuo: govehior and that lfio:GIA mig)lt' al,IO be, Involved, "1~• tliit ·~ w ..... .,.,,. lfllr1l!iY of allence' regarding the evidence o h'9;tl' ( n'f. t1te-i:epea~ usoclation of Brertk ~with Coinlriuntlts and revolu- tloiuW; milltanta: in Milwaukee," 1aid Sch tz was flanked at the conference "Even the Plants Know tfM Summer's OV1r -I Sw11r This One Say ~hooplll' '' I H11rd .. Stang, author of the article in ber issue of ''American Opin· 1Jmotj>y R. l;leiDan, who Aid , OJ\ undercov,r ll!)erBtlve for Iba i;._:._ _______________ ..;....._ ___ "I'"',...,...,.. eo pollce department while at· ft!llqaette UalversUy from 1961 <June, 1t10. , • . aid in the article that his own ooation or the May 15 Wallace 11boclifiii showed tt 0 was a Cornmuni11t eomplracy. It could ·well .involve •gents af CommuniJt China. And the Central Intelligence Agency might have had aomethi.ng to do with it." -'------+ Schmitz stopped short of outright en· dorsement of Stang's conclusions but said he would put the enUre article ID the CoQgrcisiloliiJ. Recorcl and said be wanted the collimlttee to IJ)vestlgate Stang'• flDcl- lilgs. ·-· _ · - -Scbmltz told the news conteMn.ce there had beeo. a uconspiracy of --SUence regarcllnc the evidence •bowing the repeated aasoelatlon . of Bremer with Co~µnlsts and revolutionary militants In Milwaukee, Wis." H•·Aid he bellev~ Wallace was 1hot ••to ieep the American people from haw· . Ing ID ~ election a cbotie other than between a man U:ley can't stand and a snan they are afraid of." EdiSon Company : Rf?neWs "Aiterllpt .Ti). Boost Plant .q;.: Southern ca!llomla Edi ... Cont· ~Jliu fenelved a ihNe-year atruggle to -nd Ila . Huntington Beach power pllllll•·wlth a $250 mlJllon propoaal filed Tuesday with the Orange county Air PolJ\lllon Control Dl!trlct (APCD). 'E<Paon olflcla!J claim their new plans wlll;cut pollution by lw<>tbirds and ea.Uy etue. prior o~jections !lf the APCD, whlCh had earller blocked Edison e•· ~on plans In the state Supreme COur\. . M .. olficial for the APCD agreed with the. 'power company's contention this iiWl'i>lna alter an overnight study ol the plan. ••.:nie new plans loo'k like they'll comply wltli'" the Jaw," said district engineer Doijg\as Jeffrey. "But it will be a week to . !f! days before a fina! decision is madp." 1'l~ earliest construction could begin, boW~Ver, would be in about one year, ac- cofiilng to Edisbn Vice President David Fogarty. 'fhe new units are based on combined cycle operation, and are entirely dif- lefent from the standard steam plants Wtlich Edison had originally hoped to l\ultd. the combined cycle concept utilize! tw'.o types of generators working in tafldem, Fogarty explained. Gas turbines art coupled to electric generators, and privlde half of the unit's electricity. ,• LI DAILY PILOT .. ·' :: nt e>n.1119 CONJ C».ILY PILOT• wttb Wflldl •:Is COITlbl...i tM Hl'Wl-'""-'o la f'Vbll911d llf :. #19 or~ Got•t l'Vbl1lll1111 (Wnpmny, s.cr.. ·inte lldl!lllM ere PUblllhed. Mlrld•r ~ ::frldey, fW C.11 M-. Newpert 191d!, • Hlllllll'l8ton klCtl/F-11111 Yeliey, LlfVl'le ·: 8'9dlo 1,..,~51ddltilMidl ~ Sin Ch!Mnte/ :•sin JUln C..pl.tr-. A tingle rt01ooNil 111c1111on i. publllhld Slitunt1n end kond•ya. ;Thi P!'lnc'911 Mll.tll11t1 pl1nl h 11 130 W..I .t 111 ~lrwt, C.!1 Mesa. C•lll9rnl1, "'"' l~ Ro .. ert N. We1d f'tnldent 111111 P'lltltl~ Jeck l . C11rl1y • l Viet "'"•kf1r1t Ind °"1«•1 Ma~1gtr ; T~OITllS 11: •• ~11 r" Elfltw :. 1\e'"u A. Mwrpl.:111 : Men19lng Editor •Clt•rlM H. leo1 l i,h1rl I . Nill : AatfllMf M1M011'19 E411on. : ............ Offfc., : .-J2Z f or11t Av111.111 ; ,..1n.., M4rtu1 ,,o. ••• '''· t2a12 . --l • c.fll MtM: -Wat .. ., '""" 0 ::.=CIH »II H--1 aoullftN I \ "°" .. Cfl: 11175 '"di IOlllMnl ... #I ""1~ El ~ lt:Mf ; .,.. ....... 17141 ,.1 ... ,,, t C'f. 'W •••1111 .... '4J.U1t , : ........... Al hJ•lz1t11 • ,....... 4t4-t4" : ........ 'Vlt ---C...t "*' ...... • c-.eny. ... ..... •ltt. llluffl'91 ..... ; ............... " ......,........,. ...,. \~ .... 9 • WflMW ..,.,, ... t.. ....... ., """'* .,...., . ..... ~~----·=.: ~ ~ .. """ ..... .......,, mlllfW7 iiiiiiieiiui ... "'"'"'"'· - S. Viets Storm Citadel With Daring Assault SAIGON (UPI) -Screaming South Vietnamese marine!, hurling h a n d · grenades and shooting poiJ)t:Wank. into Communist bunkers, 1tonned and cap- tUffil-part of the Quang'l'rl Cltadal's-zo. foo~hlgb south wall ID a daring day!iiht aJSault today, field reporla s'llld. Under covering fire from five tanks, tbe marines captured-three walltop bunkers on three '1!les . of the lllJ.acre From Page J _ PLAN ... fortress which la the bear\ ol Quang Tri City, the only province capital to· fall in the Conurumilla' 19'12 off"""lve. . A 250-yard .leCl!on -about ¥11-of· the-;htct,hlgh-wall-waa . seeUred by • nlgl>tfall, aald.VPl ll!P!!r:ler Ted 1\ut)'UI, who acaled the wall under Ill< with the 50 attacklni marinea. ContlnuecMllid flll>llnl waa promlJed aa the marlnel puahed west lnalde the Citadel tn what the Saigon command called -.l<>hotlae combat. Brig. Gen. Bui Tbe 1,ID, marine dtvlalon commander, said the Nci'lh \ltetiliin ... -acc:Orcling to lntelllgence reporla - were under orders to "bold at all t'OStl. '' In. other developmenta: · · In the commission's 5anta Ana bearing -In Piria, the United States tocioy n- room, consultanla employed by the land-~ a Viet' Cong _ demand to control owners concluded that de!pite geologic _one-ihtrd of a ee•ce cablnet_l\l_~th and ecological pn>blems much of South · Vietnam u a '!"J'OD'• to (I) emac:wate LaJ1ll"' 11 develoPai>le the Saipn -and I) lmpooe Cll!ll" oeotog!Jt BeoCli 'Ld;titciii · iOOd Uuit munlam ·~·'·the populaUan .wlth9111, ~ lault1 in ~ -.rea would present •.1no election. adverse effect' 'on l'tlldentlal deve]opo ment. Ht termed Ult aefm¥c rale "low ... _,1.:J'. to moc1era1e" . compared to • t b • • · Cas~rs Backeu Sctulbem ............. areaa. "' ~..,.-\ ' ~. ,, 1r ......... u o1 Jaqdsllde P"'~· the, · . .;;~ o1 • c..u 'Caliyoo "11 B s . · · · best Jell natural," LeicJ>lolt Aid. y upel'V18ors Developmenl of llOIDl! slopes, LelChton · · said, ...Wd require extensive compaction On ! ~ ...... Ort Plan of aol!. with the need for plant cover for ~I' . . further staljlllty. Lang argued that plant roota cannot work .their way through highly com- pacted IOU and therefore, Lelghton11 idea would not· work. ·"We have come up wltb a weird duck," said ecologlJt John L. Price, referring to a map showing areas of ecological \lalue. "But I believe these areas are com- patible with devetovment plans now being kicked around.' Dr. Price's study included an tnvent9ry of plant and wlldtile In the area and loca- tion of areas of "maximum ecoJoglcal value." The last consultant to speak was plan- ner Roy Gohara of CST Engineering, Newport Beach. "I want to stress we are not presenting an alternative general plan for South Laguna," said Gohara. 1'We are making proposals relating to land use and circulation." Gohara revealed-a new land use map, showing development of 300 hillside acres. A detailed development report would not be t"Ompleted for at least two weeks, he said. "It will be at least five years before a reasonable, economic plan for the prop- erty is completed and ready for im· plementation," G<lhara said. Following the reports, members of the South Laguna Civic Association made their requests for a public hearing.date. "There appears to be enough ln· formation collected to set a public hea~ log," said president Lorell Long ... She suggested the general plan be taken out of submission as soon as possi· ble and acted upon. Chairman Ron1l4 Ca.!pen WOD IUpporl Wedneaday lmn Giber memben of the Oranle County_ 1lOard 'of Supervlaotl for studies of his pn>poaal for a joint, mllJ. tary-ctvlllan airport lacllliy 1t .. Clmp Pendleton. The board ordered a public hearing on the matter next Wedneaclay 1t 9:30 a.m. ~· offered a four point propooal: -That county Aviation Director Robert B~ request a Federal AviaUon adinlnlm'alloo atudy of the feasibility of the Pendleton facility. -That the county Plannli1g Depart· ment prepare-a_n environmental impact statement on the proposed sitt:. -That Bresnahan be requested to assemble all pertinent data and work with the Ora~e county Trenalt District toward proviillng ground service for the proposed· airport. -That immediate inquiries be made to the military, the President and to eongre., regarding the proposed airport. Csspers said : "We should get moving. We are not getting anywhere on the county airport ques tion and there la not a heck of a Jot we can do about reducing the .. ise problem at Orange CountJ Airporj "We \should pursue a1ternaUvu before we have to startouylng up overy house in Newport Beach from the runway to the Balboa Pavilion," the supervisor ad- ded. He said he had the 11total support" of the Irvine Company and the OOllinl Radio Company In f<iwardlnC his pro- gram. Fox on Offensive Woman Chased in Own Y ar.d AN AGGRESSIVE FOX which may be the one responalble for a rabies scare thia summer at San Clemente Slate Park appeared again' Ibis mornlnC -chasing a San Clemente bouaeWlfe oU her own front lawn. Police said they were called at 7:40 a.m. by Mr1. llelprth \VOD•- ol 237 Montalvo, who aaid she was cbuecl by the animal aa a ,...t Olll for · the momin& paper. 1 ~ ' . THE NEIGHBORHOOD where this mornlag'1 lncldeot occurred la lmmi- cliately upcoast ol the atate part when o fOI hill bitten mora lhlD o ball· doun eampers ID the past few montllJ. . Olllcers tried to spot the animal this momtni but said' lhera were no liPI of the matme. . ANJMAL CONTROL officers, who have opent weeb capturln( and ~ mg fo•,. In the area, were notlflecl ol the l1tat lncldente. ThUJ far no ovlclence ol rabies ' bu t-. noted, hut beClclle fanl are known to be common carrlen of the clreld cllaeue, .. thorltlel ~ order ant1r1bl.. treatment for perllllll' whi have ham 'bltton. In all lntaanca, bltlna atlacb ·bavo ....,. complololy ~ prt, marlly whlla victlml ore iloeplna oatdoDn.lli !be .oarlJ IDOnllaJ ~ '. I \ Butz Hits Wheat Deal 'Criticism • .. ... WASIUNGTOJ\ (UPI) :.. Agriculture Secretary Eorl L. Buti •.accused Democratic crlllcs cf,jeopaidtzlng U.S. trade with the Q)mmunlst bloc today u the Admlnlltratloo annoUncec1 the oale of about 15 m1JlloD buaheb of whe1~ to l!lafnland China. Buti atouUy def.ended tbe Admlntstratim's huge i<he•t deal with the Soviet Union, and singled out Democrailo presldeDtlal ca Ji d 1 d a t e Geo111e S. McGovern . for p8rtlcularly sharp' crlUciam, In testimony before a HOUie agrlculture subcommittee beaded . by Rep. Graham Furcell (IH'ex.). At about the same Ume, t b e Agrkulture · Department's E x p.o r I l\lllrketlng ·Sefvlce 8llllOUllced the wheat oales to China, confirming reports which circulated Wednesday. . The announcement did not spell out details, simply ·sa~g documents receiv- ed on registrations of eiport ~ents abowed the deal had been m8cle. From Pagel HOPALONG. •• bis own silver six.gun. He shrewdly JA1tchased television rlghla to 6' of the 106 old Hopalong Cassidy movies befol'f: TV came of age, staking virtually all his fortune on the deal. And they proved a goldmlnt -with spinoH bei)ellta such aa hall, pi!tols and other parapherna.lia -because while there have been 18 T~. six Lone Rangers~ .. ·two Supermen, three sets of Batmen and Rob!ni, · plus a litter ·of Lassies-=-th~-waronly one Hoppy: William Boyd. .• .• He made his last public appearance ID 1961, appearing aboard hi.I familiar white bone Topper to open up a highway In the Palm Springs area. Scorning the modem scisson Wied ' at such formal occasions, the aging defender of. law and order prove<! his ~m was still true by blastl!ii-tlie'flbbon"in hall with his pislDI. . l'uneral services being arranged by his wife of 35 years are eipected to be priva~. One of Mr. Boyd'• former leading . lad.Jes, Mr~. Eugene: J11mes, also found her w4y to the Oraoge CoaSI alter her ;:i~1~Jr A:.Ytt In, l;"1"fl Slie ·could not be real:hed toaay for aoy rem1nlsceDceo abouLthe....r~n:to-rlches actor wbo had to ~t that cycle qaln before he found lame, fortdnc! llnd flnn atlllacllon • aa •-ahlnln& Ua!Dple to '""th: I BrownSee1's ' To Halt Vote -' On Ptt8 , ~ al ~late Ednwncl Q. 9'°"" -Jr. today lllecl .Ut In Slcrlmanto, Couoty Superior Court to ..._. Projlplition 121 ,.a c;ontroyenlal fann labor iniU.Uve, fn>nl tkNo•. 7 ballo~ . = lln>wn IBld lnvatil*tloa• b! his Ucl tumi!d ~P obcut Sip. lort aignalurea of the 388,000 filed to qua!Uy tbcj. Pleasure for ~he ballot. .~ said be had received 1'>fonnaUon , fl'O!n ollJtrlct attorneya in· Lal An(eles I and • • San , Francisco ((lllltles Q f .. ~d frauau "In gathe.rln1 ~ • l UPI.,....... · 'B~ED .'Mll!lll'U~ Tio,.sr . ' ·=·~ sa1c1, be w;;._ extelldlnc the . l ~a,.Y, ~uh Tntlflo! __'.,q ·_· Pnil>f'-'to "elgbl-•ar<U. lncludl/il > ·• ·~ . · ' Oi'an&t ~t7.. 1 • 1 1, , _ • · ~ · ·A. st>cikesman Jor . 0,11!1• Coull f Autx)' ·smog Tests ::ri~:i=::oo~ ~$3s Y!d i: ~rown M~nday advising tba be ~ sen· To Bem.n · Frid_ay ding material and request .., l!>-e:-vestigation, here. ' . ,tt-'Broa-' ,Stati' •0 .... ·-. ~"To..iat•"'!' 11ave not ·n?Celffcl the ~ v ~ material," tbe 1pokfsmen pid. ' \ , ' . • Brown nid bli lnvestlpUoa bacl~ ~l!lg!l"!•J fatrol o~ wlJI • ed~wtl.1 be~·~ ..,.V<OI of set op ~ange,county's fll'St smog device electloD fraiid lr\, .. t htstoey." 1 checkhi& Slall?,!1 In Brea Friday. Tile meas~ :i.u tieen 1trongly ..,. The ll1'st suCh test of smog device ef. posec1 'by farm 18bclt leader Cesar cihavb. flciency O{I 1981 or newer vehicles wiU --,.ho has allo call!d It 0 a fraud" design.tel lead to tlt(ltions for motorists whose to dest,oy hia union and · strip·• farm vehicles f!Wit. wor~ pl caiJ!s ,won In seven yelin.pr During the-ilntiat' week ol field testlDg grape ·and )!I~ boycotts and llri!<es~ the CHP trail ill th ' Mike Gravelle, COOidtnator ol the cam-. ~g .__ er w roam__ __ e paign supporting PropGSlUon 22, said the northern part of tbe county. measure is designed to 11protect the Nm Thursday, h!>wever, the portable workers from-unscrui>uJoua.uoloni and to smog checldng· staUon ..Ul be In Costa protect aD elements of agriculture.• , Mesa, .at Adams •. Avenue and Faltv!ow. &ad. CHP Commlssloner Walter Pudtnskl said a four alicl a ball·lllOiilh ~dy of emission violations sboWed 21.1 percent of cars tested were in violation of smog control standards. . On Fildiy, t<ila wlO begin In eight areas of the state, GlendaJe, West Los Angeles, RiverSicle, san 'Diego, Hayward, 5an Jooe, Sacnunento and · Orange county. Motorists whose cars are tested and found In vio18tlon will be ~ wamjl)ga to haiae 11110g cooirot ~ ni.ed. They tie required to. obtain cerllflcotes I repair or face proaecutloD. -QI!' . COl'I will chect all -·!noc!et ancl newer au!Ombblles and~'frP.c:ks d 'thelinl""···cf .,, \ll'lng ...... .. . Pudilllkl said. . .. ' •• City to Off er Jogging Class Laguna's popular fall sport of beach jogging will be featured once more In a women'• pbyolcal filneas.class offered by the city llecreatlon Department. Claasea will meet from 10a.m.to11 :30 i .m. on Tuesdays and Tbiirsdsya begin- ning Sept. 26 ~ endJng Dec. Zl. Beach volleyball and bike rldeo will be Included .in the lnfonnal ........ w11I9b are open without lee to all tDteroltecl women, ~ recreation atilf meinbir Will sehedule acti.v!Uea ~cicordtng/ to the -Of j\'artlcl la. ' ' . " pan Pre-itl!lb'atlon, which may be mado by pbol\t, JI reQuested.' . C81I ;IM-112\1. -41 • Chair or Swivel Rocker· from thu Handaome Collection · Values from 199 to 219 .. ' graceful In design and supeib construction end.are beautifully enhanced.b_y-metieulous talloriito to gi .. you lavish comfort. ' You May Claoole F.rom' 'lfi4e · Selection <JI ' ' ' Beaudlul Fabrica · H.J. GARR.Elf fURNI{UI\~ -~ PROFESSIONAL ' Op'" Moo., 2~is HARllOR JLVD. INTEIUOll DES1$N n..n. a rt;. Ena. COSTA MESA. CALIF. , \ r • • • EIHllON ' ' ~L. 65, NO. 251, lf SECTIONS. ~ PAMS ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNL( ' . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER '14, '1972 Teday'sn-1 -: 1 .Y. S•ek~ • TEN atns •• . . . ... Douglas Use Permit OK'd; 7-year Limit . Se~; , Despite continulna; ........., .-Qaisley• a.id Ille firm IJlliht attract a proval to the iowtcD, said he'd drop bis airport aroa tnlllc conaestloo, ,Irvine """'1*l'lle heldquarlera slmllitr to appeal if a time limit was placed OD the -councilmen Tuoday 8fpm'ed a ue Padfic llutUa1: Life -OI' • ·Ii I I e r ,an ~ uses m· volved .;.. comm·-i·ai In permit for the 0o"'"1"• pr-rt1. · ~, lbc." to build 0an --~ ...... .....---nature. The property i's zooed cxm~ At the urging of C4wldlman lfenry ou~,.,-piece ..of. Ecbitecture -• mereial, subject to approval of a use Qtilgley, the time limit OD the,.... allow· laNjiii1~ foe Utt city." perJniL '!'be u!e permit granted by the ecfln a one-story buildlnC'lt 2121 campm---·;;Di11a!ci-Dco...., Jr.,.]l<esident o( the cit)' covers only the 40,@aquate-loot Drive. wu Id at ,.... yeari. , . land cleftloPnmt auticldlazy ol ,st; LouJs-. building on •the :IO-am paroel Dooglu Quigley ~ the Joncer perbl basld McDallnell JlOuClu Co11J., had ult> . ...,... in Irvill·~-- "'®ld eneourap:• the Douf.IU Develop-ed• a Gve-yei.r llmlt on the use permit, 1hat facilify is slated for demollUon in ment Olmpany to •t an 1architecturaJ but ,Offered to aetije for a three-yea,r about five years, Douglas said, since the landmark" to replace the former lin)lt. , . . .. firm . js developjng a master plan for Asll'Opower.buiJ4illp. 'lbe·leagth of~ wu pertlnenl-.ince development of the enUre paroel. '!'bat WJUt the extra time before DolJ&las Miles E . .-0 Pete" Peterson who appealed document will come to the city in "'30 to 1111¥1 'come back 1n ·tbe pty for ,...wal, tJie. ~ ....,.I~• .per11111 ap-80 days," Doug14> told councilmen. ._ .,,,. ~ I --~~--,.--~~--~--~--'--------,. • VfejoDays F estivitks Councllman John -loot bts bid In limit the permit to.~ wltll an- nual city revt .... of '!,be U.O· Only be and Councilman E. 1181 QWaley Jr. voted for the three 1ear lfmlL • 'lbt aevea year llmit includes an automatic two-year upirltlon date should the cily ,.,..,. the 'entire SO.-.· paroel at lllf time. '11111 conditlaned •P. proval passed on a 3 to.JS wte with Burton .ud Ray· Quigley oppoeed. Oriilnally the Dquglas parcel was zon- ed lnduJtrlal to ma!ch the bulk of the 4,400 acre Irvine Industrial Complex of wblcb 2,500 icres are within the new city . Burton noted Irvine should keep it! oi:r Uou open with the Douglas parcel in · view of 11the unilateral decision o[ Newport Beach to refuse to help us solve tbt traffic problems they created with commercial ionings." Both el!Cited colafirn)atlon r r om Douglas that the city's action Ol\Jhe uae · permit would not Jl!l'•ludlce any future zot\lng coMideraUons fer the entire parcel. · 'lbe sonlnga Burton referred to involve neJ.abborlng airpor!' parcels -Collins Radkr Corpoi'ation's 177-acre plot across Cam~ Drive from the Douglas parcel and a larger Emlay Development Com- Irvine Gets • pany \\·edge of land a1read1 ... d"eloped with botelJ, offict.1 lllcl ....,._ I Burton, who alts on au Irvlne-Newpcri Beach airport plannlnf liaiJoa car mittee, said traffic from the Collini ind Emkay properties that Irvine must »- commodate is the "critical issue" .DOt lbe .. little building" Douglas sooct>t the ~ pennit for . · " ;. • ·Ray ·Quigley summed the 1ra(fic pnl>- lem up by notlng that M1~ Boulevard already has become a "* hour parking lot" He supported the ~ for Irvine to "take a long ~ Jaek llt the zoning" for the larger DoulW parcel. .. ' . ' ·. Eye .. ; • • . . . . Set .to Go Mesa H elicops to Provide Service , , . • • • . ComJl!Ullons; 1¢ enterta~t wlll mark ·the annual Mtsslm-Vlejoi l)oyi• starting. tonight ;at • <emaliou cj!ll!ert t!Jrougbout the Saddlebect, Valley 'com- ~unity. • J\lcldng off the IUth amrua1· edltloo of ·11\e cdebralion will .be a racquet baD tduntament ~ at 1· o'docli tit!& evening •t the lifMluerile Reaution Center. ; ' · On Friday, Saturday.one! SUndaJ ·-. ly game competiUOD one! ...-1 wiu 1ncroue, end!nc wttb on~ ed commimlly picnic &mday w!UI a barbecue, eamesf mMI entertalnineat. The order of ev~ ll!llon !hi& lcltedule: _ ·' -Friday, contirn!htl npquet baD tourneys !tom I ~m. Id'~ p.a. al Marguerite. . · _ -8aturda1 frotb nocin to ' p;m. men's and~ ....... -....,._ at MarsU<rile; ~ l'o!i ball prelimtoarl.S at' O'Ntlll, ~ \!Iola 11111 La Pu ochOol plannlulds· -to ' , p.m~ • waler camlval ;;;! •wlm•"'* ccmpetlUons at Sitrra Rec re• t J •a Center;. fr,MD~l:JO p.m. to 1 a.m. a modern .and square dance """ lo tho pu~lic, 't Montano.. Recreation Center. Guestil can tate-tbelr-' pick-of__. , styles with the Rambtinr Rcclll!I . i.o- 1 vidillg the aquaredance ealerlalnmeot. Tickets at 15 a coliple wil lite avallaltle al the door; re!ral!m<nb will be lneluded. ..J&mday startlni at 11-l.nl.w!U.be the ;1ow-pllch soltball !inaJs II the ~ Viejo Goll Club. Al nooo 11 the 111De recreatioll aroa the blaest aeries of e~ents will take pllClt wltll a ..-..., -· -tounwneots, ltole-Jn. one cooleels, ...-~ !GI sawlilg. competition, threHauple voile~ ...,. petitions, the 51).yard -~ , the fastest person In M-IDll .a mini borae show. Ooat&otuD up for ~ the events -at .the . ":-. tolnment at tbe aflemooQ celelto ot1on will be provided II)' Utt Genre• Wubllarn Memorial Slrinl Band. .. :Sidding to Open ' At Saddleback Contractar bids fer -of Saddleback Oommmlity CoUeca'1 pioimed $U million matb and ICleace buQdlng will be opened ... llepl. :r1 al the ........ ,The bull.U. II pl•-for co ......... In 1571 ...i wlil be llte -~ Installation' ... Ille lsua-year-o1d !llllloa Viejo campus. • • ,,,. 61,llOHqalroolool olNobn will bouae the ecllool'• --=·=::lllul aciel\cel, maU-lllcl, and draltlni tedtnoloC1 ~· . ' Fjmcll for Ult bull<UIS 11'1 tm'lded throqb $1.1 nllllloo In -1iadfltod lhla /YU< wltll llte ....... to be -lalntd In flmn ...,,,_ BljldlnC wW llt cliaod al I pJll. lliat d&)' and .......... °"""'~ -u.t.·~··t m-tlil. Costa Mesa's law enforcetnent "eye In · the sky" will serve the new city of Irvine on an· emergency rental-basis ... After learning a police helicopter was 0 directty relpODSibffr for the arrest" of an Irvine Industrial Cornples burglary suspect caught Monday following o bllh speed chase to Huotingto• Beach, coun- cilmen Tu...ray approved a '$15,800 budget Item. The · money will pey Costa A1esa 's monthly 'llemiud bills for helicopter service actually provided to Irvine. Earlier this year, coonCllflien trimmed I!-. blan'ket $50,000 budget item that would ·have provided-for roqtine paH·ols by the heUcopter unit, rearing threats to privacy and citizen complaints about noise. City Manager William Woollett Jr., was cUrected to work . ut an arrangement with the Costa Mesa Police Department to provide the emergency helicopter use. Councilman E. Ray Quigley Jr. proudly waved a news account of the chase and capture and tommended the Irvine Police Department for their success. , As 'CoiJSp~cy';} W.AsinNGroK ,.im) -•John IJ! '. Sdnnllz, tba -lndepeildeol ""'• • -. . ' . ' ..... ' , ".. ..1 ' • • • U'I T.-... COWl,OY 1,IGEND HoPALOllG CASSIDY DEAD .AT 77 • WUtl1111.loyll ._n in 1950 1(\'lth Horae Topper • Acwr·~Wi~liam ·Boyd;: • • ~, ~ . . . 'B;oppy~'-Dies at 77 ty. preskfe'1tlal ""lll!<flte, • ~·· r1 e d lndaf• tbera II . I "eoosplracy of lllence" ~ the--_;goy~eqt'"s InvestJritloit o1 Arthur H. Breiner and the lbooting ol. Gov. Genre• C., Wallace. The caJ.ifomia., Rep U b 11 CI n con- IJ'eubWl -• coogrusiooal-loo quiry Into the case. Sc:Hml!z told a newa conference be Iwr aslted 'the Houle" lnteroal 5ecurlly•Oom- mittw; of wblch be II a memhe!', In to- •estlgalt lllepUOlll. In a magazine' art~ cle that theft WU I Commwdst ·COO- aplracy to till tl!O Alablma goverriot aod tba~ the CIA m!iht alad lie hivolved. "I dtarge tb&t tfiere bU been I COO- splracJ of lllltoce regarding the .. ldence s bowl n g ll)e repeated auodatlob of Brenier · with1 ComlD.wlists and revc>Ju .. lional')' militants iri Milwaukee,'' aald Scbmlb. Sc:blhlts w• Oanked at the conference . Wlllllm' ..,,,, the i.p:i.rlches •&Clar tJons and apologies his career wa.i ffnisb-b~ Alan Stl\Dr. author of the article In • ed tbl! October laue of "Americu Opio-wllo -.to the 'bollont 'opln ltefore · loll,'! one! Tlmotby:R. Heinan, wbo said ~ ll!unorlalllY_. -good &UY Earamouot StudlOs , oflered him. the be -an undercover operaU•e for the ~+.r ~. I! dad al 7'/, nearly Hopaloog Cassidy ·role In 1935 as a Milwaukee police department wblle at· :II _-. der·qip; up his (Niir -of whtsiy-nlng, lobo~c»dtewtog o Id teodinl Marquette UniversltJ from 1981 . · .u.rm.P.., . · , · · CUii whO Jfalked with a Ump, buf Boyd tbrwglt June, 1170. · u.. ·died "'eclneada Oout flgu!ed this time lie Wu due for •-chao&e Stang Uid In the article tb&t his own .• ,.. • · P · Y ·at South of lmage1 , _ lnvestl1aUoo ol U. Ma1 15 Wallace Community Hopsltal 1! ScGlb Lquna, ol Re pollJhecl up lbe crotchety cowpW's lbqot1nc abowad ft "waa a Oommuollt a oomblnalloo ol Plir~'s Dilease character _ be had to 1Wee~talt tbe couptney. II coUld well lnvolTe agents IDll...ageotiva -.lalldt. studio ~ and !be atl.,....balnd -'ender of Cixhmunlal Chlito. And the Central A· 'Clllllme ~ p!ay!>oy wbo of rlgbt -bom lo r:elln ·•er movie lnWlilince Agency miglil have had erlllilid tbo 'lddf be tMptr,.i for"llne. (flee HOP~~ I) (Sol l(:IDllTZ, ~II ---Mil hll llltl·'li!C~ d~ -, . -', . : • · for!lll·.-i -· deClloea«11Y. • .... ~i:..~=moe~~~. ·.Some County GOP Leaders .HClfli!cllll· ~.· Mr, B9yd aald in • · · ~·~-tor Wl<'er of the ~~«:::::-::::.: Swing to Schmitz Wagon --)'WI, .ll<t1'f .... bJa ' • • • ... Illob' --an -• By JACK BROllACll: chairman, aid maJ' of thole ""° uy ...... al -Dino Sti:W. l>aol Of " - --the)' in leo.,q Glo (IOrly bava been ~1-c:' ~ •bedl"iiia lacaiow' ia Leadm of three con1erv1 tlv e wbat he t,nned, .. trouble mlkwl'' and Ila to a ID flnn Iabonr In u ... , 'Ropultllcao ll'OOPI Jn Orange 'County be Aid G1o party will be •m.nrer and ~ ~I Clltla, lletd "'-dod fer • • mare uollled -tb6la people." ilii \Iii w........., ........... that tbe1 11'1 quJ\. Orp1•11llool """"-w .i t b e • -• loo -lo sample ting'tbe pany to llU(JpOlt ._duct GOP \11..-,.-llllltl m0.iaac m ·tbe Onnl• =:'.::. oliolr 1111 lhliL Be~ the Rapr notau .. Jdhn GI ~ll: fer c.iololr l!olirillni~ 'R.•t••Ir•a• Ba ..... 9 1 a 'p 5 , -111 .. -00 the, Amerlcan)ild..,._ ~tbi-eowi..~1~!::' '!, .......... -,. -bolnl Ywty (tJ!') ticket. • ..,....._. -bty .....,.... fir ,.. .... C1Cf1 1. 0ev111o Al a lltsdeylnd llDlel press con-Ulllled Rop6bUew fit CIHlomia (IJROC) -~ ,,....~ f ....... ,t1tt-uldthe1w.,. ui~-... or0r.,.. · ..... -. .:!~ .,., D ~ :i'.:c == ~;:,;~t 1: ~RA.:...-.. theb-,_,_ ., _.. ... :Ft' alll;lallllJI" IDll llJo ''¥ <>!. .... 1 cliiiice w ........ •· fllaludM JiJW Minll, -l1U1 , 1!111 • 1 -,the .Den*"l,tl and lbe -........, ol UJ10C; ~Pit 'li:alcra, i.Ul'I,,....... 'BIASED MANIPULATIONS' Secretary Butz Te1tlfle1 U.S. Announces Wheat Trade With Chinese WASlilNGTOl'i (UPI) -Agrlcullure Secretary Earl L. Butz I ~ cu I e d Democratic crillcs of jeopardlzlng U.S. trade with the Communist bloc today u the Administration aMOWtced the sale of about 15 mUliob bulbelJ of wljeal to malnJ'and China. · Bu~ slnully de le n cte d lhe AdmlnlJtration'• huge wheat deal with the Soviet . Unlon, and ' singled out Democratic prealdcntlal can d i d a t e Geofle. S. McGovern for )>ll'tlcularly shirp crttlctsm, Jn testimony beforo a H°""' agrlcullure 111batD1111iUee beaded by .ReP. Grahfm Purcell (l>-Tex.). At about the 181118 time, t h..e A&riadture1 Department'• Ezport Marbling S.rvlce lllllOllllCed the wheat sales to China, cooflrmlnl roports w~ cin:ulated Wedne>day. 11te ...-t did DQt spell out de!lill; limply A)'lne doCumtnts .... it• ed ·OD ' iettitrotlolls ·ol xpoit pa1JOOlts · JboJfed the ~al bed been made.. . BiJll, ~ allllUt the relatlVi)y-maJI-, ~ iiJe, said be undel'st<!Od• that !Or ..... time O.lnelo spolro-Md - ID j)Ollla$1 wltb •• lnterna~ ,,..in. trldo Onn ldeotilled only: .. •-French-· --· : . On Mooday / 811> Uid, -the firm filed a • Costa Mesa Police Ctuef Roger · N• noted the value of office ~ recovered amounted to $35,000. 'lbe ~ rest cleared 10 burgiRry cases In Irvti>e and another 50 In other portions of tbt burglary-plagued industrial complex, h6 said. "There is no question the arrest would not have been made if tbe N~ Beach helicopter had not b e 11r available ," Neth told trvlne councibnen. Councilmen unanimously approved tht budget item providing Its new 10.maii police force with the helicopter back\Jp. Industry rark . Uses (J)arified; · Politi_;s Oby ' ~ . . Political headquarters and ·offices for civic and charitable organizatlona 11'9 now legal in lhe Irvine Industrial Complex •• Councilmen Tuesday apprOYed the lbHt Jn the nature of uses allowed in the COm- mercial portions of the industrial park and dirtcted the planning cornmi.ssloa to take a look at olher possible changes in the zoning law. The purpose or lhe review of other permitted uaes is to determine what types of business and profeseional offices or other enterprises might be aci- commodated in the industrial area • ., long as they "do not unduly burden !DI' support ay:items." :·: Councilman Gabrielle Pryor sugges~ ' the new look at the commercial usaces lii view or the tralflc problem alOlll MacArthur Boulevard. , She noted that since the industrial ZOlie was lnitiaUy established, there have been many changes in the tfpes of businessel allowed to. share the airport area prop- erty. Although the council direction did not specifically say so. plannJng com- miwlonen may rewrite the vaaue limita· lion in the wning law which Umits com- mercial venlure!I 10 those w h i c ti ''prlnw1Jy serve commerce and industry and onJy incidentally the general public." Varylllg interpretations of that language have produced much confusibn In Irvine and led to tbe filing by the Irvine Company of the change allowiJ!i political headquartera. The approved new langutge allow1 tht Committee In Re-elecl the Preeldeot' tO continue leaslr\g its olficea In llw Irvine Company bulldlnga ilong M1cArtltut Boulevard, acroas from Orange <;oualj Airport. • .. .c. .. Weadler More fair aod bealll!M da1s are In storo !or Orange Counly. Tom. peraturos will range from '11 al beaches to 11 Inland. 11 may be a lad foggy In momlng. • INSmE TOD-'Y · "Fortv Corats"'bowl it& GI IM 't • iJ •~ • lfolilfon Plo'j,llotlie, • whit• m o&ht1' local theotn groups U... ""'ttftv colfl for f• · Wre 1howt. Ste EntutoinmntJ Pogc 17 • " ,... '"" ~ ......... .............. .. ~ •-c-. n . i.,'[p ... I Jin ~ z; ~~-chalilililj; V-llilW, _,, _.!It_ -~•1t -, .,,,, delea.n estimalti lfoilr ~ td ~ cliliuiitn, -Plltla, .. Kl =~ ' "'Ille county at about 1,111 ...... • = .. J ~1:" 'AID;.::.:!.; statelllelll wltb Utt Aarlcull... Depart. -· IJIPlytaf' (oi'le:qiiin ~ Cit JO mtDllll 'liulhell of u,s, ·-... <lblmt. • 8uCs, Who hOs bill)_ t ... llli, In I · --·--·=· " ..... -~ ... ....., ~ -.. _..to . .. -: ma .... ll -~ Wllllml rePtranls. II-; Dal ClimlloslJ, ,...i. = Ilia -~ of Rotl!I ' of San J1.. .... " Orlillo l\A ... Dim Donott,, •, ...... Cll ,._.GOP t 'wv''Pa1*1opwllfw~ I -•1$ 11 coa1 y ,. -t •• • beiled, loog·ranp • -te . W l t b McGntm -the> U.S.-8ovltl p asn1art. klld, PurcllJ'• pmet. 1 -· -...: -... ... ' ' I } J .. DAILY PILOT IS Brown Seeks To Halt Vote • • • • On Prop. 22 • • 5'tret11ry or State Edmllnd G. Bro"" Jr. today flltd 1111! In Sacr11mento 6"mtr sui>;-tor Court to remove "'°POlllllon 22. 4 ,cootrove~I farm labor lnltlallve, !ronl the Nov. 7 ballol. • • • I Viets Storm Stronghold • Of Enemy Bri>wn llll!d lnveatlpllm by bis om.. bad ; tuined UJ> abtut Ii!,_. 1Qrge<1- 1igUlureo or the 311,000 filed to qualify • SAfGON (UPI) -SCreamJnc South VJetnam• marines, burUJtc h a n d grenader and ll)ooting point blank Into .C.mmunlsl bont.rs, atonned ud capo lured pot! pf the Qua"' Trt Clladtl'• • fool-high IOllth .,.u In • darllll da1llclil aasault today, lleld "'"°"' aatd. ~ covering l!io from five -. the marinel caplind three wlllltop bunkeri on three lldel of the llHcre \ 1ortre11 'fhlch II the bear! ol Quang Tri 1 City, the only prmotnce capital to fall In 1 the Commun.lits' 1'72 offensive.. the innsure for "he ballot. · H6 Olld be bad' rec<lted lnlonnallon · ~ dlotrtct attorneye In Loo All(elal • • and : San PrlDCitco cOuulles o f • "~pread lrfud" In ialbe~lnc 1~ures., ~y be old be WU eslendlnc tbe probt to eJgbt other '1'tu, lociudlng . . Or~• .Coo111,y, . . • · A : epoturilan · for Or,ance County Dil~ Attorney M Hieb' old today thllt ~ had ...,S•ed a te1qram from B .... Monday o4vlalnc Iha( t1' WU ~ dine: matmal and reqursttnc an tn- vesttjatioo here. "'ll> date we have not received the m•~" ~~keman aaJd. , Briwn said bla tnveitlcalloo bad turn- ed ui ..Ut be tailed ''lbO graveot case of elec*'1 !rpud b\ .....i blalhry." · Tbl me._ baa been •tronclY op. pooed by farm labor leador c.sar Chavez who has also called It "a fraud" de11igned to destroy bla union and strip farm worken of 1l1nl won in teveo yean of grape and lettuce boycotla and llrikes. Mike-Gravelle, coordinator of lhe cam- palcn ouPPortlng Proposition 22, said the mWOl'e-.II destined to "protect the lworkez:o from UD1CrUpulOU1 wtlona and to protect'llll elementi of qrtculture.'' Edison Company Renews AUempt To Boost Plant The Southem Califomil Edison Com- pany bu renewed a three-year struggle to upancl Ila Huntington Beach power plant with a $250 mllllon propoul flied ~esday with the Orange County Air Poll!lllon Control District (AP.CD). E4fion· olllclall claim their new plan> wm fill pollution by -thirds and easily era91.· prior objections 'Jf the APCD, wblch had earUer blocked Edlaon ex- ponslpn plans In the state Supreme ~ All_ ofOclal for the APCD agreed with the '.power company'• contention this morning after an overnight 1tudy of the plan. "'{lie new plans look like they'll comply wllb;-the law," said dlltrlct engineer Douglu Jeffrey. "But It wlU be 1 we<k lo I~ daye before 1 llnlll decision ls made." The earliest comtructlon could begin, bowe.er, wouJd be in about one year, ac- cording to Edtaon Vice President David FoWtr· 'l'He. new unlts are bued on combined cycle operaUon, and are entirely dif· fereill from the llandard steam plants wbldl Edtaon bad orlgtnally hoped to build. The' combined cycle concept utilizes two 'types of generators working in tan.kin, Fogarty Hplallled. Gas turbines are e>upled to electric generaton, and prov)de half of the unit's electrlclly. Inmates Escape Camp SONORA (AP) -Authorities 1n five counties are searching for five inmates who sllpped away from the Sierra Conservation camp seven miles west of here1 the Tuolumne County sheriff's of- fice ,says. ' OU.Mal COAST ts DAILY PILOT UP'I T ........ Together Again . G e o r g ·e McGovern and-Ted ·Kenpedy may not be running mates, but they are being seen ·together quite a bit these days. See Jtory, Page 5. FronaPageJ HOPALONG ••. and television screens for 30 yean. Hopalong Caslldy empha1lud the simple virtues to bis millions of young la111 and even founded Hoppy'a Trooper•, with a code of conduct stressing clean ·Jiving, thrift and am'blUon. Membersblp rivaled that of the Boy Scouta of America. "The way I figure It, if Jt weren't for the khh, I'd be a bum today/' he e:r· " plalped. 11They've made my IUCctll possible. They're the ones who should benefit from it." High ethlca were Hopalong'1 hallmark. He alway11 tried to captun the bad guy, but if it came to a showdown be always let bi.I advenary draw first - then shot the plltol out of bla band with his own silver ail-gun. He shrewdly purchased television rigbla to 1141 of the IOI old Hopalona Cas!ldy movies before TV came of age, staklnc virtually Ill bla fortune OD the dell. And they proved a goldminr -with spinoU benellla such as llala, pllto!J and other paraphernalia -becauae while there have been II Tal'ZI!", abc Lone Rangers, two supermen, three sets of Batmen and Robins, plus a litter of Lassies -there was only one Hoppy: .A 5yard sectton -about hall -of the l!Jlck, high wall •u ~·by ritghUall, said UPI reporter Ted Kurrua. who acllled Uie wllll under fire with the 50 allaCking marines. Continued hard fighting .... promilled u the marines pu!hed west inside the Citadel: tn what Iii•· Saigon command clllled house-l<>l>ouse combat. Brig. otn. Bui The Lan, marine. dlvlsloh commander, llid the North ·Vietnamese -according , to intelligence reporta - were qnder ordera to 11bold at all ,coats." · 1n other devetcipment.s: -In Paris, the United Stales lodiy ,... jecled a Viel Cong demand to contrOI one-third of a peace cabinet in South Vietnam as a tcbeme to (1) emasculate the Saigon regime and 21 Impose com- munism OD the papulatlon° without an election. -Ii) Copenhacen, a party, of anUwar activists was en route to Hanoi -de!p)te Slate Department objections -to pick .. up three prisoners of war being released by the COmmunists. Relatives of two of the POW• accompanied the JO'OllP· -In Vientiane, Laos, a Ruslan em- bassy official Who de~~ ~ay re- quested polllical asylum at the U.S. em- bassy, diplomatic sources said. The of .. ficial waa ldentlfled as Evgent Sorokine, 28. . . From Page J SCHMITZ ... r ' ' IW&.Y PILOT...., ...... MOTORCYCLE MOURNERS PARIC ·CHOPPERS 'Cltl1'SIDI! COSTA MISA MORTUARY Oft Broadway, Din of Cycfn Oniwned for .• ~lie l!r TM~ 1o_~_o._ac1_c_om_rac1_~------ . ' I '· Cyete· Fun~r•l _:. ' I • ' ~ 'Brothers' Bury Accideii.t~ Vkttm ' .. ' . ' Au~ Smog ~~ts · : , o ·~~gin Frida~ . At Brea Statlon ·; By !~~!~ God and their comln'g toitether to ~aie ~ 1 ~orJa, lJlghway Pa~t off~ will Walter R. Marchbank lived as a for10meone illustrated the meaning-of set up Orqe'(;owrtY's f.#rst amoa devkl laborer but be W .. buried like a •'-g Christ on a deep level. checklDg stillion"1!\ Brea Pr~y. _a ~· Tough, bearded eycllsla wbo rev.I ID The first IUCh ~f omlil. device .,. Wednesday. violence and machismo, aobbed ojJenly ficiency on 1911 or \fer ve~t.;)ea will A funeral procession nearly one mile ......... tho rile and lean rolled from the lead to l:ltatlons for olorlsll :S:°"' I ded k l ·-·• ' • · vehicles Dl!M. • · Cl!& followed bis Oag-sbrou cas ' eyea of lhelr clrlfrlende. JXtrtng the lnlllal weelt of field t through downtown Costa Mesa. Hoada Th roarod t f to In peacelnl, · ,.. along the route were blocked off to tral-ey ou 0 "" a · the GHii •moc trailer wlll l'OllD .,, orderly fuhlon and down the Newp\11'1 nor!Wn~of the county. " fie. Police cars, red lighla b18%1ng, Fr<eway where Coala Mesa police caro Nut Tli•r• bowevor, the. portable escorted the mourners. Jett them behind. · smog checldilg station V'ill be in Cotta It was September the 13th and more-Poll fro Or and u•·• Mesa, at Adll!DS Avenue and Fairview than 100 }fesalans, Mescaleroa, Devil's c:unen m ange ~'"'&'way Road. · Dbclplea, Nuggela and other membera of Patrol. oljlcers look gver froll! there .and CHP Conimlssioner Willer Pudlnsld outlaw ·motorcycle gangs pal\I ~-~t . led .them to the Hofy Sepulcher Cemetery said a four and a hall-month stuw of respects to. tbeJr 0 brotber" from Santa where Mlrchbiiik wu buried. emission· violations Showed 21.a percent Ana. Standing around the casket, their arms of can testeCl were in violation of amoc Marcbbant, 30, died Sej>t. 9 on a desert lln"ed th lied th Lord' Pr control standards road mar Barstow' when bil chrome . " ' ey-rec e ~ ayer . On Friday te;ts will begin In eight hone struck a roadside reOedor and w1th Father Kribs and one of the leadm areas)-of thor state. Glendale, West Los brou oll 'the front wheel. of the croup stood by as be received the Angeles, Riverside, San Diego, Hiywarcl, He left behind bla wile, Linda: a aon American Flag which had been draped San J ... , Sacramento and Oranca named Harley;,~ bis sister Elaine, his over the Hangman'• coffin, County. parenla, Mr. and Mrs. Wa)ter Marchbanll: Father. Kribs and the funeral at-Moto~ wbose cars are tested and something to do with It." of Costa Mesa: . tendanll, u well u aome members of found In vlolaUon wlll be lslued wamtnp Scbmttz stopped short of outright en-The Harleys thundered Into town just the family then withdrew u the eycllsla to have their smog control devices !heel. before the 2 p.m. ceremony at Bell paid~ final respects to Marchbank. They will 'be requ!Nd to obtain dorsemenl of Slang's conclusions but said Broadway Chapel, each carrying a black One by one they flied past the cask•~ cerllllcates of repair or lace ~ he would put the entire article In tbe sillc streamer on Its sissy bar. 1Uenlly placing gifts on tt. Several CHP ofOcen wW check all 1911 model Congressional Record and said he wanted · Moat of the chopper men had matching deposited their club's business cards. and pewer automobiles and llibl truclil the committee to investigate Slang's find-armbands twisted around their blcepe. One laid down a chain. Another what ap. dui'ing the !Int phue of enforeement, All wore their colora. And one man with peareol to be a roach cllp. Puclinllki said. _ • ln:.ruu told the newa conference there a Mohawk haircut Carried a hatchet on And yet another strode up boldly, -· bla belt. removed a plutlc bag from bis pocket,. had been a "conspiracy of silence Groupe of cyc11st.s drank free!y lrom blp and sprlnlded what appeareol to be marl- regarding the evidence showing the nasu and others look plctum of the . Juana over the collln. Land Use Reviewed repealed UIOclallon of.• Bremer with riders u they roared .Into )own for the Pol.Ice, wbo bad ~ outside th• The land use policy plan .....,._ Communists and revolutionary mllitanla blgCest funeral that .Costa Mesa bas ceinetory 'galel, picked up the cyc11rta rnendalionl of th!' clllzena advlaory CO!!>' In Milwaukee, Wis.'' the rumbled l of...... mlttees wm be rev'-ed by the lrvtno He aatd he. believed Wallace wu shot per Pl ever eQerienced. once more u Y · ou ~ . d> ~"' "to •-p the Am-~---· people from hav• lnalde the chapel, Father Don..R. Krlbsc llacanobecanyoen.n as ~etly aa bog Harleys Planning · inn\lselon al 7:!0 tbis....,. -u~ told the~-"~-Ibey w·-all'dlildren of ' rid4 •••'In city bllll, 4201 Csmm .. Drive. Ing In this election s choice other than -===..:·.:;•~=~:...::;:.:;.::.::~:.:..:·:.:..:;;;:::::.:::..::._:;::..:.:_..:.;::.::.:..;; ___________ .::..;._.:...;._;_:....:;:...:;:::;•:_-_ _;_ __ between a man they e,an't atand and a man they are afraid of.~· . Schmitz said be belleved I\ waa obvious that Bremer "did not act alone. It II ob- vious that be had C.Ommunist con- nections." Heinan said he saw Bnmer at three different meetings of the Marquette University chapter of Students for a Democ:raUc Society in a thr_ee-week period in Novornber and December of 1969. "He seemed particularly Interested In the New Left movement and there were several SOS members who aeemed particularly Interested In him," ileinan said. • I " lODays Only Chair or Swivel Rocker from this Handaome Collection Values from 199 to 219 . • • • William Boyd. He ma!!e hi! lut public appearance ia 1961, appearing aboard his familiar white horse Topper to open up a highway 1n the Palm Springs area. Stang said Bmner had been ,... with revolutJonarles at Communist meetlngs in Milwaukee and tallclng_ to Michael D. Cullen, who wu convicted of. burning draft records In Milwaukee. Now 14900 . -. Scorning the modern sciuors U!ed at such formal occasions, the aging defender of law and order proved his aim was still true by blaallng the ribbon In half with his piltol. Funeral servlctS being arranged by his wife of 35 years are expected to be private. "The meellngs look place In July, 197~ and George Wallace was one of the sub- jects CuJJen and Bremer covered," Stang said. He cited u IOUrce of hill Jn. formation a "federal agent." Stang also claimed a "mystery man" seen with Bremer at 1 Chesapeake and Ohio ferry atatlon in Milwaukee, was a member of the Progrwlve Labor party. He said the man later wu found dead of a heroin overdose in Toronto, Canada. Nixon's Air 'Driver' l{eeps ' In Touch By Belt Device By &be A11oclated Pre11 Although no parachute• are carrJed tn President Nixon'• helicopter pilot 11y1 the low-flying helicopters, Perryman said he stays within e.arshot of his boss for .JC they can stay aloft if ooe of the two hours a day to learn il the plush, Marine-engines lalil and can be landed aalely green air taxi ls needed. with 11 ... power tecllnlqllf called auto- An electronic "page boy'' device on hit rotation. belt connects Marine Lt. Col. James M. The copter ls trailed over water by a Perryman Jr. with the White Houae search and reacuo belioopter and II staff. When be sleepo, It'• right there. equipped wllb boat bulh and pQllloool "I love It," says tbe decoroted Vietnam with lnllalabla flotalloo bop. comba t pilot of hil job. A secret Service qenl -In an Before flying his 16-pwencer Sll<onky lllcove behind the pilot and copilot, ud chopper back to Quanllco, Vo., perry. another Illa In tho rear f# tbe ~ man opened It for a newsman recenlb'. comparlment. At leut me ar N110n11 At the Morine Corps Air SlaUon al El , military aldea allo Ii lia· tbl nqutrad Toro. -er lial. There II no parachute aboard, but bid-The upbolalerld wllll lllld ..W..-11 den under bench 1eala et the rear of the are colored beige and wbltt. A -blua passenger cabin are 01y1en masu for carpot, n.cked with areen. ltlN wan any medical emergency. to wall and to the retraclable alapl ftllotl A .... of 1u ma1u II alao on board, to door• on two aldd al ll>o balkapW, A In the • ..,,t Perryman muat land In an wblte "botllno" ~la able lo rMCil area with tear 1u In tho air. capital cltlao llOltnd U. -id. The number of Morine beUcoplen In An -vlnl .al Ille copllol Ill ti •P' the squadron co1Miand'4f by Perrymfll peareol !n tbl .11N11 ceatm1· ...... ...,, '• . . .. . " .' .~ ..... . . .._. iraceful.in dnlgn and IUperb construction and are beautlfullv. enhanced by meticulous tailoring to give you lavish comfort. ' You May C.lwo1e Frpm A Wide Sekction Of -Heauti/ul .Fabrla " • H.J. GARRE[ RJ~NIJU~E PROFl!SSIONAL • 0,.. M°"" 2211 HARllOR ILVD. ' " • . . . ; ·' • I I \ • 111 a secret. But ha baa f7 pllols, ol '!horn the lorwlrd I bn"rbeotl llpldel ..... be and onl7 five otherl ar1 cleartd to Ill' boolta are lllcMd. Wdlld • jT! al Nixon on the bopo loo ohort for the flt • Amarlean eipnllat -* --transport, Air Force One. lloctotly, the brandl, wit Obll4'lai 1111d llJ Ult iquadton llnlAed I0,000 !lJcbt bow'I lll'Oilldei1Ulll Ml ail 1111 .... INTERIOR DESl&ll Thuri. A f'ri. hos. ·COSTA M~ CAl,JF. ( --1 '-----------L without an icddent lenertl'a "'"*C .txllll ...... I ' . • " '· • • • Jlonii•il&on Beaeh Fonntai• VaUe7 VOL 65, NO. 258, 4 SECTIONS. 46 PA&ES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ·14, 1972 •Golden Girl!) Shirley Weleo111ied Shirley Baba1bolt, al 1$ an Olympic gold medalist, bad her day today in Fountain Valley, her home town. Appearing at a huge open air rally this morning at Fountain Valley Hlgh School, the young Olytnplan relived her Munich triµmpbs as She Was again presented with her one gold and two silver medals tn a, ceremony that included Fountain Valley Mayor Al Hollindeh. Jiotlng. that the -high school junior has put· the name of Fountain Valley before "~ ol· -1• arumd the -Id.• high school. Mayor Holllnden declated today "Shirley "I'm really happy to see you all here," Babasbolf Day in Fountain Valley." she told lbe overflowing crowd al the "This is the greatest bonor your city high school am~hitheater, "but it's kinda can bestow on you," aaid Hollinden in sclry being in ftont or you all.'.' , , presentipg Miss Babasboff. w i t h a She recounted brieDy her experiences bronze plaque. "Yoo ¥ve done great as a U.S. representative in the 20th service as an ambassa<hSs of Fouotai.Q , Olympic games in Munich earlier this Yalley." • •. , · month. ' Miss Babalbolf.amilln&.an<l.t .. Jlng:_~--"II W,!cS ~ e1clling," she said, "the eyes ·modesUy downward, accePted the Olympic Village in Munich was great. award before 4:;500 of ber·.peers at the and we got to see Austria and it was all • • •• '•. ~=· ... :.. ... ... ·~ N.Y. Steeb ;~ • I TEN c~s • Ho111e -.-:. ? ·;:;.; w-pretty." ··: But then bf r~ lo lbe ~;ot Arab terrorllm that cWmod the JbioliGI It membtn GI the IJraeU Olympic._,, she added that politics and the o~ "shouldn't he mired up beeause tliijoh different." .. :t .:-.:: · She lben thanl<ed her c~al<J;b' coming and relurned lo her seat d'1he huge crowd cDeered and applaacJedA!:~ "Shirley la one terrlflc person," "'4n. (see 81111\LEY --II :,; I ·~ • • •• . ' S·anta Ana River Sewer1.:. . . . l • County Oflicinls Say Flaw Ruining Reserves . ~i.. ' •• ' , r;-. ' By JOHN ZALLER the utmost degree feasible and to-require Bernardino counties presently have no Of ni. °"" P1i.t St•ff greater tr e a t m e n t _.would be alternative but to return their treated Orange County Water District officials "unreasonable." waste W11ter to the ground. This treated telllllled Wedneaday that during summer These divergent . points of vl<w were e!Duenl then joiJls 1'11h· the. sul>terrllJIOan monlhs._"lbe .Sanla-Ana River la esaen-piellented in a publlo bearing in Orange flol\'S of !be Santa Ana River, runs into tially just a ·aewage flow" and II is slowly Wednesday before 'the State Water lbe 1Dlderground water table of Orange ,~ the."lounty'.s underground water... ..Be...__ Qonlrl!I -~ .. (SWR(:I!), .. Coonty an!l ts -ed domestically. .1 · reserves. which is trying to dec:kle just bow muCf:1 "We face the loss of our water supply The Santa Ana Regional Water Quality degradaUon of upstream Santa Ana if this deterioration continues," said Don C«.trol • Board count~ in offictal River waters should be allowed. Owen, manager of the county water testimony tb8t Upstrelm water users ·are The prOblem Is i.rJl.pOrt&it beCauae ·· dlslrict. "The state health department already ti:eating their sewage wastes to water users in RiverSide and San has already closed down two of' our Theater Bid Turned Dowri. ., ' ' D.t.A. y .,..0, ,.... "" ..... ·.....,. I For_V~_ey . SHIR~fY IAIASHOfF DISPLAYS HER .~!M MEDALS, . · j I~ f«!nloln·Va!J.y, Olympic-Sii'"!' Ind ,Oilld ' · ; . . ' ' . ' . '"'" FOUJ!talb Yalliey ~ eon.. ' ' tnlssioa Tueaifay night rejected I J.2 Ip. Key S!te Cap~ , · · . 1pua\loll.b1 -~ ~Afil!I' ~ . . h . .• ' ' . llClllcl • ,,....__ ~ii(~· S -. . y. . F -. -the ... ,. ..... " ":r:t... .. -. "'-creaming ._ iet " o~ces . i·::.~.i~,. ... u,.· _ ' , ' . IOUgbt by the . !healer group, The first · , L ~Id locallon al the interetecliGD of Warner Storm Red Stronu~w ~:i"\~Nr..=,.s::y"ir.;.,':i e and a homeowner's orpnizlfipn. SAIGON (UPI) -Screaming South Vietnamese rparinet, hurling h a Ii d grenades and shooting point blank lnlo Communisl bunkers, lllormed and cap. lured part of lbe Quang Trt-Clladel'a 211- foo~high ooulh wall In a darini daylight assaiJll today, field reporla aalcl. ' · Voting against ~ the new application -Ii> Vientiane, Laoli • • Rll!'lan ell>'. were eommissionera Michael C.plz:d, balsy ollldal who deleclod SUaday re-Allen Powell and June Boyl:ln. PlanDlna quested political asylwn ii the U.S. em-"'"'mlaJoners James Did< and Ruben busy, diplomatic aources llid. The of-Mca!a wled in favor of lbe theater. ficial was ideotified as Evgeni Soro-, The planning commission also rejected 21. • . • the-first appllcalioo by u., theater -Near Phnom P~. Clmbocha, nerce sev~I moothll -a:o. That bid wu ap- figbllng Dared 'today, and belicopltt pealed to the city COtlllcll where tt w21 pUols on ruupply mlsskms. reported 8Fpl'OVed. ' eeemg 1,000 houses burnina m villages The council approval led to a referen- wells." · The water· district has long fought lo force upstream users to treat their wasles more lhorouahly, but the ~ Ana regional wqer quall!J . .....,. bu \i>I backed the-dlltrict'1 effOfb. : Wednesday's publlc _..,, -!*>-• cemlng a 501000' gallon ·per dlt dlachiltt: · permit for a mobile home pirk Q1:A1' Riverside, i~ the first o( all: lcirmal ... peals to the state which have been Jodi~ (Ste RIVER, P ... I) Under; covering fire from ·five tanks, the ·rnaririei eaptured three walltop bunkers on three sides 'of the .50-acre fortress which is lbe heart of Quang Tri City, the only prov-capital to fall In the1<:ommun ... ' 19'12 offenalve. 8WTOUlldlng the former royal capital. ' dum drive by theater O!JP91lenll and Kurrua aaid the five Sduth Vietn&mese finally to court suits by both sides. Mlll tanka rumbled cJoae to 1be wall •.Od" Superlo" Court Judge Mart Sod<n ruled pounded bunkers on top with cannon flre in favor of theat'er oppone51ts and ordered to_ keep the ~enders down :~.as the the city to rezone the land or call an . -chorled a6'oal tO Yards.°' rub-election to seUle lbe Issue. l • J •• I .,. , I .. •• ~ .. • · I • ) • ' · 1 , N ! DAILY PU.OT llttl ' A( 250-yard-:iecllon :r: about ball -of the. thick, bijh .... ..., _... by nig\IJ!all, ilO!d UPI teporter Ted ·KllrrUS, whO scaled lbe wall under fin 1lilh lbe·IO · tla'ki ..:.-.~---. a c ng '""'""'.. . --__::,,_. .c0ntinu..I bard·~IJhllnl WU ....,._. as the marinea pushed ·west 1Daldl the Citadel in what lbe S1Jeon ""'1mand called house-to-hoole combat. Brig. Gen. Bui '!be Lan, -dlvlllaa· comrn .. der, said the Nortb Vletnlm- -according to lrilelligence reports - were under orden to •:ix,1d at"all costs.:,' Ii> other developments; -Ii> farla, the United States today re- jected a Viel Cong demand to control one-third of a puce cabinet in Souih. Vielnam aa a llclleme to (I) emasculate lbe $a(goD regime and 2) Im-"°"" rn""'"'· on the l"!""'"tion withoul 111 eleciloD. ' , : I -Jn Coi!enhagen, a party of anUwar 1ctlviltl waa en rQl\1e fO'Hanoi -deopllo Stat.e Deparlmelll objectlolil -to pick up three prllonen GI -beinJ releued by :the Communilll, Relau ... of two of ~j>OWs ~ponied the group. C.an ble lo the boltoin ~f· the cnpnbling red Thal court a-•I Is now being a~ earth wall I . • r~ . r '"ftley were throwing ~ and pealed by S111!y. then all thJ llrinl lll~"'Jlld K;..,,,,, Syufy VJce,Presldent Jack Haigh said the lint __ lo ·read. 1be Citadel today.that he bad not.decld!!d" bis com-••.--. pony will appeal the ne...plobning com- -Ila capture MlY, I, · · • mts!ni ruling to the city eouncil ..,,,. -on loll GI the wall started "I was di>appo!nted in lbe ~islon " cheering and u I pOeltejl over the top, be added ' mi:yooe lllrted ~ ·~ and all bell "Beautitw,'' was the reactioo of Foun· broke loose from artillery, he 111d. tain Valley chief adml/>IJlrator Gene ' Mesick when told of lbe plannln1 com· · • mi.a.ion's decision. Aut.o Smog' Tests "We were alrai4 of lbe traffic problem · ·_ • 'that would ....Wt wiill lbe new location," ' he added. To Be~ Friday i.!i~c1t • .::!r1il:. ~llOl~~s= , , , .. deddeJ to appeal the decislon. At B~:.;: .. Sta· .. on "1 can·1 speak 1 ..... the. board o1 dlre<-.n:zn ,..._ tora, but I ;upPooe ,.. will take ,.... ..,. cai~ l!Wq Patrol ~~~:wui =·!I Syufy dee!~ lo.appeal," Mesick ~ up oranr.-CouniY'• lirat smog de~ce checking~ in 1fua Friday. The liril IUCh 1'91 of •IDOi device ef- ficiency oa 19111 or atwer vehicles will lead lo cllationl for motorisll who,. veblcles lhmlt. During the initial week of field \.sting, tho CHP IDIOi Inlier wUI · roam lbe ~ port ol the COUDly. Na! 'l'hllnday, however, lbe portable lllllOll cbeo kl• lllllfon ..m be in Costa -. at Mains .l._ ull Fairview ltood, .' • CBI' ~MF' 1 I Lil ' WilW; Pudlnskl .... a four-11111' ~·rrli'wttt lll>ldy GI Er-It~:= °" -will 'be.JD In eldit' ....., GI h atato, Glii.!oli, Wiii C... Anp!p, Rlvenldl, !Ian )lloeq, l!,&)'WJ!nl, San Joae, Sacnmenlo 1111 °'""'" Qiomly. ~ llhooe ~ m ..,ied and ~:~::~~,.:.t, '.l1loo wlfl lit • r!'l*Od to ~ ~I Gl_..orr-prwllloa 1211' ..... ~.,,.. ;o 1111 .... .. _. ........... -tr9clll ................ , '· p. I 01 llld. • ' Kitch~n Duty To Civilians? ' WASHINGTON (UPI) -'!be · Pentagon, amioul to save its new brted GI servicemen .from 11lcb ~ -.. .. kildlen police, -repcil1'd 'IDdaJ ollerlng lo -.... bllll-blllloo dollar annual -·--.........-....,,._, .. b!i.P lll'rlDt clvllians to take -0-~ GI jobs. a. ~ L:. F 8llloil (!>-Fla.), • -t.I tbO llause Deleooe · Approprtsllonl 111beoirunJtlee aJ!d -le flt -:top' military flprtl, told the ~ he had bef' aalborited to irioitinlt lhe Pen- lopt -' wit!<* 1ie .. Id he • .,. """"· A pendln( 17t.f ~ 'cfolfllae -bUI ~ Ille armeCl ' --,,, ... ill* ef. -to .. _, IP ad llClJs, ........ -. 1 • JRANQUI~ SCENE' llLIES lllRD BOTULISM NOW THRE~ENING CARR PARK • j: ... '.'., . .',' •City ~ol' S,Y t~ 1!1..,..,MusfClo In Or'Cllr io Co~frol Df1taM :,_ . '. I • ·., .... ' . ~Liv~d· in 'l(~m~kahle Age, Says Hm.itington Man, I 01 .. By MICHAEL GOODRICH °' .... ...,, • ..., s..,, . ' , , • ' DAM. y •II.OT 1'-" """ LOOKS BACK IN JOY Huntington'• Nol-Walto IGntw offioo buildlnJ next to us I went over .and, applied to be the el~vator operator. •'.'111e eley1tor "" the fasteit . in tlov~ when thox finllhecl It and I-got .... JOI>. II WU .. raa1 honor," Wallo Midi 'lllllle --U In mMl4P Ojltlldor (Sol ailNTUllY, Pip I~ ,· ~' .. Duck Botulism In Huntington May Get Worse By TERltY t'OVIU.E ,r-" Of ,_ OM" r11.i ll•n Duck botuUsm plaguing Hunlin&k>n Beach's Talbert Lake now threatens Ole water fowl in .a small lake at Chris <;ilT · Park, a nei&hborbood facility. : . Tom Sevims, tbt clty'J clitedOr·of tn- viroomental fUOUIC"S, llid • today ' At feul four of the Qrla Carr Park ducks have died from botulism. • • , Severns aald city work crews will _!if~ the small·lake, when chop do"'1 Pf!1!19t h-:: lbe reeda there and dig' 001 the~ or the lake. . ... :,. "We have to keep the shoreJil>e ~ plelely free of reed growth. Wo'lj~ lbe reeda .out of lbe center of the;1$e and that wil !improve the water ckJlda.. tion," he explained. ·: • . The lake botulism -ti does oot Ol!tct humans -is caused by the combl!icuOon of stagnant wateer and hot weat.bO:ic- cordlng to Calilomia Fish and CP,o au=liei!iuu.m baa killed -ii=io. ducks in Talbert Lake lbe past ..... and farced Iha dty to clear out alt~r ducb from the cmtnl park lake. ::: anil Carr Part, at Beil Avenue;:lpd Springdale -~ la a small, II-fan nelgbborl)OOd park which leaiures ~:;,iP. !Wed pond -Olid a 1ar1e noct· o1 ~. mostly domestJcs. ; .. _:. Severns aald aome or the tted& wuf.)o left in tho lake, bu! a largo ~ will have to he removed. -!:• 'l'lle ducks . will he removed~ obeervaUoo. Severns aald ilck ~~ have to be doslroyed, but healll\J ·-mJiht be 11ved, perhaps with ,~ tlonl .~~\ . s.V-also aid atalo ~ auOlottlMI ~ I =-..it. ··. ' ; . ' ' .' • • • • I .. . • • . ' " '· .. U'IT1 ...... •."·" ·;• . .. ... COWBOY LEGENb HOPALONG CASSIDY DEAD AT 77 Wllll1m Boyd Shown in 1950 With Hon• Topper 4..~tor · William Boyd, . .. ... -. 'lfroppy,' Dies at 77 ' ... WUJlam_Boyd, the rags-to-riches actor wbo.wint ·to 'the bottom again before ..ridl.c·lmm«lallty a1 Y1estern good guy Hoi>iloifi 'Cwldy, la dead at•i7, nearly · io,,...,.. ilter """81ng .. u;>;hla pair ol llll1f m-gum. . 111 died WedlltJday al' S<illth Coast ~ty !llJplital In South IAlguna, of • dOri\)>lnaUon of Parkinson 's Oise.,. Ind ooqestlve heart !allure. A >~Ojletlme Hollywood playboy who O'~ lhe kids hi Inspired for three 11 ona .....iaDd bil fifth wife Grace -o !or' · eventual:·tumabou~ declinOd aoy ~· Jn ...,.i years, . · · "l'lla;Dot thiJ ,map people remember as floiii'kmr Casaidy," Mr. Boyd said in l91!if.,:. !eftfr IW'lery for cancer of t h e ~shocked at lhe dliference," • "l don't want to tamper wt memotles." tii'iM retirement years, Boyd and his wifi diVIded their time between an ocean me at 34001 Dana Strand, Dana and a on&bedroom bungalow in ~rt. • Born', to a poor farm laborer in Hen- lryjJail'r, Ohio, Boyd beaded · for Cant as aoon as be could to sample boW'. other ha~ lived. He loved the lif • •. ' H(•bfcame .a chauffeur, married an be~,· got a $30-a-week jo~ after: be~ng d.isCovered by producer Cecil B. DeMille and-quickly became a rakish playboy whO 'im'itgbt and found lavish pleasures. R6lesjn "The Volga Boatman," "King ~f JCings" and 0 Two Arabian Nights," WO!\ .Ji_!8rdom, but Boyd plummeted to a basribeen after a New York actor by the sarfte name was arrested amid gaffibting .00: drinking scandal. A: New York newspaper erroneously ran: a pictlilfe of Hollywood 's William Bofd, the future Hoppy -symbol of virtbe to millions -and despite retrac- lio' and apologies his career was finish- ed.,,. P.liramount Studios offered him the -; :> •• ·" :;: DAILY PILOT Hopalong Cassidy role lo 1935 u a whisky~snorttnl, tobaC1»Chewing o 1 d cuss wbo walked with a limp, bul Boyd figured this lime b~ wu !h!• for • cbq~ of image, He ~ up the crotchety -ke'1 cliaraeter ..:. .be bad to lwee~la!k !he studio -' and the silVe~halred defender or right was born to reign over movie and television screens for 30 yeara. Hopaloni C.SsldY ~mphasized the, s~ple vittuei' lo' blal \nnJions of YO\IDI rans and even 'founded Happy's Troopers, wit h a code of Cbnduct atresslng clean living, thrift and ambition. Membership, rivaled that of the Boy Scouts of America. "Tbe way !'figure it, tr it weren't for the kids, I'd be a bum today," be ex· plained. "They've made my success possible. Thet're the ones,....who shou1d benefit from it. .. High ethics were HopaJong's hallmark. He always 'tried to capturt the bad guy, but if it came to a showdown be always Jet his adversary draw first - then shot the pistol out of his hand with his own silver six.gun. He shrewdly purchased television rights to 66 or the 106 old Hopalong Cassidy movies before TV came of age, staking virtually all his fortune on the deal. And they proved a goldminr -with spinoff benefits such as hats, pistola and other parapherqalia -because while there have been 16 Tarzan:., six · Lone Rangers, two· Supermen, three sets of Batmen and Robins, plus 1 litter of Lassies -there was onJy one Hoppy : William Boyd. He made his last public appearance in 1961, appearing aboard his famil iar white horse Topper to open up a highway in the Palm Springs area. Scorning the modern scissors used at such formal . occasions, the aging defender of law and order proved his aim was still true by blasting the ribbon tn half with his pistol. Funeral services being arranged by his wife of 35 years are upected to be private. From Pagel CENTURY •.. he became interested in electricity ind began studying the •11new power" and mechanics. "I "'as burning the midnight oil In those days," he remembers. "Electricity was developing quickly then. Power plants were beginning to go up and the first street lights were brightening up the streets." The old timer became interested in refrigeration and by the time be was 29 years old he wa• the chief engineer of the fourth ·Jargest rtrrigeraUon plant in tbo United States. "It was celled the Sheriff Sireet Market and Storage Hou.se. When things were busy we used to mak-e too tons or ice a da y In the plant," Waite remembers. "But. those were still the horse days. Everyone tra veled by horse and they us- ed the horses to hoist construction materials when they were building one of those six-story high rise #frices,'' he recalls. Waite believes people lead betler lives today thar. in his time. "People are educated to. spend .more lime outolde of thell employment. IJbenl see m to be more way1 of en)Oyjng life now. But we didn't really IJ!ilt.•nitblnr because we didn't kncnJ" any °"ter." . • Brown Seeks To Halt Vote On Prop. 22 Secretary ot state F.dmimd c . Brown Jr. today filed suit in Sacramento County Superior Court to remove Propolltioo ii. a controvertial fann labor initiative, from the Nov. 7 bollot. •' Brown said lnvati(atlon by hil ofJlce had turned up abtut 83,()@__ f_ora:ed sigiiatures of the 388,000 ftled to qualify the measure for 'be ballot. . I He said he had recelved Information from dlstrlct "attorneys Jn Los Angeles and San Frinctsco counties o f "widespreid fraud" In g a t be r I n g 1ignafures. Monday be aald, be WBI ertending the probe lo e\gbl . otlier areas.. including Oraoge-County. • ' • 1 DAILY PILOT SI.rt ,..... ' MOTORCYCLE MOURNERS PARK CHOPPERS OUTSIDE COSTA MESA MORTUARY On Broadway, Din of Cyel" Drownod for 1 Whllo by T11r1 for 0.1d Comndo -~~~~~~~~~~ A spokesman . for Orqe County Diotrict AllOmey Cectl llicb Aid today that they bad reCeived a lelejram from Brown Monday 'advising that'<be wu sen--· ding material and requesting an in· vesligatloll here • .!'To date we have not received the material," the 1pckesman said. , Brown said'hiB investigation bad turn- ed up what be called "the rravest we of election fradd In reCeot bi.story.''" · Cyele --Funer~I 'Brothers' Bury Accident Yktim ' .~ ',' By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI God aod their coming together to care Three Charg~ With Conspiracy \ In ·Money Scheme ' ' The me""1'e baa . been strongly op- posed by farm labor leader Cesar tl>av .. _ who bas' al5o called it 111 fraud" designed· lo d..,troy bis union 'and strip farm workers of gains won lo seven yean of grape aod letluce boycotts aod otrtltes. Mike Gravtlle, coordinator o! the cam- paign supporting Proposillon 22, uid the measure is d~gned to u~ the workera lroin unserupuloua unionl aod lo protect all element.I of agriculture." ot ffMI o.11r ""'' ttaH • for someone muatrated the meaning-of Walter R. ·Marchbank lived as a Christ on a deep level. laborer but he was buried like a king Tough, ~ed. cyclists who revel in Wednesday. violence and machismo, so'bbed openly A" funeral procession nearly one mil& during the rite, and tears rolled from the long followed bis flag-shrouded cas~el eyes of their girlfrtends. through down!O\vn COiia :Mesa. Roads They roartd out of town In a peaceful, along the ro.ute 'Were bl\)Cked off lo traf· onlerly faablon · aod down the Newport !;c. poli°" c8".: re\I lights blazing, Freoway :where Coala Mesa police cars escorted. the ~era.· left. thiin heb\IJd. A counterfeit money order scheme authorities allege an Orange man cooked up while vlslllng oTaoge County Jall Wedne5day ...Wied In three otheh being arraigned on Conspir4C)' charges. MortOn Samuel Go)Cr, 51, of Orange aod Kenneth P. stenton, 36, of LI Habra Heights are charged by lnvestlplorl with devising the scheme to countJl'{eit f7 million worth or American Ezpress money orders . 11 was september the 13th aod ·more Po~enJrom Orange aod Highway tbao 100 Hessiaoa, Mesca!eros, Devil's Pa\rQl j>l(icers -ov.r from the"' and Disciples, Nuggets and other memhers of led the~~;i' sepulcher Cemetery _ o\rtlaw motorcycle" gangs paid their last where Wp burled. . respects-to their "brother" from Santa ~~ ~ tiii wkei, their arm! - A':irchbank, 30, died Sept. 9 on a.desert linked, }hey reel~ tJle, Lcrd's Prayer ed by the county water district this year. road near Barstow when his chrome with Father Kribs aod one of the leaders From Pagel RIVER-••. .Stenton, :..and-a· disbarred attmiey William J. Hyland,. 49, aod Charles "Tiny': Cau~· 42, , of Highland Part w.ere-arraigned-on. conspiracy charges----: resulUng ~from a three-month m. vestigallon Involving both Los Angeles aod oraoge County authOrittes. Testifying under oath for the Santa horse struck a roadside reflector and of the group stood by as be received the Ana Ri,~er regiopal J>oal'!i, ~}:ecutive _offi· broke off the front wheel. American-F1ag Lwblcb ·had been draped cer Richard Bueermann admitted that He left behind-bis wife, Linda; a son · discharge standards for the Rancho named Harley; and his sister Elaine, his over the Hangman's coffin. Caballero Mobile Home Park were in u:-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marchbank Father Kribs and the funeral at-cess of water quality objectives for the or COSta Mesa. tendants, as well as some members or region but be contended that the overall The Harleys thundered Into town just the famll~ then Withdrew as lbe cycllals · sltuati<Xl was liready ao bad thlt singling before the 2 p.m. ceremony at Bell paid their llnal respects to Marcbbonk • out one small dllcharger wooldn't be Broadway Chapel, each carrying a black Ope by ooe they filed past the casket9 fair. silk streamer on its aissy bar. silently placiIJg gifts on i"-Several Caubet and stentcin worked at a Gardena pub~g compagy where they were arrested Aug. 22, witli money order engravings almost ready /or printing, poU.. aald. -~ ·--' Two others named in the Indictment are to be returned from New Mexico this week. Further, he said, Colorado River :water Moat of the chopper men bad matching deposited their cl~b) .buslpess cards. la ap, l/J!4 that ,1ny ,1••1Ii1!11 ""lfl\lal lfon armbanda twlated around their bicep5. Onelaiddowoacbaln.Anotherwhatap-C,rip.p'l,ed .. Bo*1.t , Docks would pallu!t ~ biyond Ji'i:te11 ob-All wore their colorS. And one man' with peared to be a roach cUp. 1' ' " ' • · jecllves. ' ' a Mohawk haircut carried a hatchet on And yet aoother strode up boldly, SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) -A 47-fool "II was, aod I believe still la, g~rally bis belt removed a plastic bag from bis pocket, San Pedro fishing boat tie\I up aat.ly al accepted that allowing no increment of Grpupj, qt cyclists drank freely !;om hip aod sprinkled wha.t appeared to be mari· Morro Bay Harbor. today !Iller being tow- degradation at all Ja not within ~ flasls and others took pictures1·()f the juana over the Coffiri. ed by a rescue vessel from 80 miles off feaathWty' ~ ilh!i 1~ 1fUte•""'l'I""' riders aa they roared in(9 to1'Jl"f'or U., Police, who bad remained o~tside the tilt coasl;•tbe Coast Guard said. The Loto sltua~" Bueenilljib said: biggest funeral th11· Costa Mesa bu cemetery, gatfl\"1plcbd Up tllO c)>cllsta Alm. oW!lld aod ak!Pll'?ed by Charles F. OrPnl• County Weter Dlatrlct officials ~ha;is ever experienced. one. more aa they rumbled out of San-Cheek ol Ganlene, began taking on water counleied by a1'IUIDa that the legtonal lrulde the chapel, Father Doti)\. ylbs tiago Canyon a• quleUy as ·bog Harley's Wednesday afternoon, a Coast Guard board WU conafderiiig only what WH told the oycJlsta they WUe all cbJldrtn iif : can he ridden. j spokesman said. feulble for upstream uaen, and !poring ,----'--'-'-.:....:...c __ _.__..c., __________ __c _ _:. __________ _ effects downstrealli. The district pmented a study abowing that the cost of low quality water lo the average oraoge County family, which rots pipes aod water beaten and createt the need for bottled water and water oo!teners, is about f!SO per ;vear. The district also presented 4ala abow· log that bacteria counts al Prado Dom have not met currently adopted ob- jectives mce in the past 15 montbl. "This data demonstrates to me that the Santa Ana River is essentially just 1 sewage now in the dry months, 't said ~rge MacWesner, a district engineer. At one point in the testimony, Ronald Robie, chairman of the bearing, told Bueermann, "The thing that troubJes me if, your statements la that it appears that if a discharger worka himself into a posf.. tion of being economically unable to meet discharge requirementl, it allows him to discharge more pollution than someone else who doesn't alJow himself lnto that position." From Pagel SHIRLEY ... cipal Paul Berger told the crowd. "She should get a gold medal just for that." But be said the best thing atudents could do for her now would be lo "let her live 1 normal life." The advice waa unheeded alter the ceremony, however, as nearly 100 students crowded around Miss Ba.baaboll to photograph her, admire her medala. and simply stare at her. It wu 10 minutes before she could leave lhe stage. In the Olympica, Miss BahasboU won • gold medal as the anchor swimmer In the 400 meter women's relay and silver medals in the 100 meter freestyle and.the 200 meter freestyle. Earlier this momidg "she was honored at a breakfast attended by more tban 100 persons at the Safeco Insurance Com· pany in Fountain Valley. FromP,,.eJ DUCK ... determine U there are _,-• .~ Newtaslla dlaeue, a pique lhit - severely damaged the 811111'• poultry !JI. dustry. - "We c1oni believe the ducb hive I~ but we want to be sure.'' Seftmt ald. Severns uid,alter tbla the dlJ will~ bark «1 a pol!ey of dearlni Ille ,_ from local lakes each .yur, rel!IOV!n( about one-third ol lhe Neda each llJDe, He termed tbla IUllllllOr Olli ol the worst for proi>*lll 'tflth· Jalrea tMNahoat Callfom1a. ' 11'1ie drllnlal aod deal'br out ol 1111 l&ke In atria Carr Perk II-qpeeletl, to llarl wltbln.lO.lllYI. Sev4ma said the atf' wanla lo do It beb.I bei'f)' ralu come. ,, 10 Days Only • • • Chair or Switiel Rocker from this Handsome Collection Values from 199 to 219 Now 14900 graceful in design and superb construction •'Id are beautifully enhanced by meticulous tailoring to give you lavish comfort. f ou May Choo1e From ..4. W..ide '. Se~O( . Beautiful Fabria • H.J.641\BJ l'ROFUSIONAL JNtlRIOR DESIGN Qptn Men .. Thun. • Fri. Ent. ' I ' 2211 HA~»OR IL VO. COSTA MEµ/ CALIF, ' •I ' J •• .- • ' ' ' • • ' I .' H DAILY PILOT 3 U.S. Confirms Big China Grain Dea " I ·.~¢h .. m~ti ;Charges . ~ •. \ . ' ' r.U.S. ·co~~piracy WASHINGTON (IiPIJ -Jol!n ·G.: Schmitt. the American Independent Par· ty presidential candidate, c h a r g e d today there ls a "oonspiraey of aileoce''. 1WTVU04ing the government's investigation of Arthur H. Breiner and the shootlna of Gov. George C. Wallace. Tbt catJJofnla R e p u b 11 c a n con-- gressman demanded a congressional ln- quiJ')' into the case. Schmitz told 1 news conrerence he bad asked the House Internal Security Com-.' -k i -k -k mittee, of which he is a m~bel". to in-, e-(;o . vestigate allegations in a magazine art(.. · ~.a.n..ty-cle that there wu a~mmunlllt con-Uf I sp acy £.1Jllif"AlaDima governor a that the CIA might also' he Involved. GOP L _J _ "I charge that there has been a con-- ea~rS spiracy_of suenc• tt1ar<1Ins t11e .v1_dence s b o w 1 n g the repeated assocsation of Bremer with Communists and revolu-Back'. Schmitz By JACK BROBACK Of .. Olijfr ........ U!adi!rs of tbree-conseTvative RepUbllcan groups In Orange ~Y Wedneaday llll10WICed that they are quit- ting the party to support lame duCk GoP Representative Jo!:m G. Schmitz:. fOr president on the American Independent Party (AIP) ticket. At a Disneyland Hotel ~Press con-re,.nce; tho dissld~ts ~d . .Jhey "!tl't leavtnc the party beca~, ol w~al Ibey c8bea President Ni.mn's · "drift into socialism" and the pack of a real choice hetw .. n the Delnocral.!. ·•nd tho RepUbUCans."~ -·----.- '!be defectors elllmated thelt. strength In the county at about 1,000 voters in the three groupe which compares UI 380,000 Republican regillranl.!. Thomas Roim of San Juan Capistrano, former GOP co u n t y chairman, said many of those -who say they are leaving the party havO..-j>een what he termed. 0 troub1e maktn" and he said the party will be "stronger and more unified without t11ose people ... Organizations represented at t b • Widneoday \llibt meeting are the Orange Counly eoO~tilJI, R • PU.bJi ca nr Asaembly (OCGl\A), •member ifoup or the Calllo-a,[!Ubllcan Aooembl)': United Republicans O! California (UROC) and lltpublicaa. --or Or1111• COUoly ·(RA). tc• • . ; <> 'l'hooe amadlolq \ ' diolr •M doloetirAI I Wednesday ntihf included Jamet llania, ~ area governor of UROC: Pat Scalera~ chaiftiian; Yvonne Barber. secretary;': Ed !iheeban, vice chalrnum; Rull Paris, i' past chalnhan and Leo D u I I e I , trusurer, all of OCCRA; Al Solomon,.. UROC treasurv; Don CIJnpbell, prem. dent of Orange RA and Dick Dorset~ president ol Newport-M ... RA. Rogers added, "many of those who say they are resJaning bav• only been in- terested In the pblloeopblcal aspeet or pdlitics, not the working end or it." A.NGELA. DA VIS GETS DEGREE EAlIT BERLllf (AP) -Ea at Germany's Karl 'Matt University ba5 conferred an hodorary . doctor , o f plillolophy degree oo Angela Davia, the bJai:k American Olnullimlst. ''The logic of your sol,ntllic ~. but , abo .. all the logic of your )lo8lli:a1 bottle, leall J'"' 11 a young 1elentlst e¥er closer to Min· ism-Leninism," Univenity Rector Dr. Glrbard Winkler ~ in conferring the degree on Wednelday: tionary militants in Milwaukee," aald Schmitz. SCbmitJ "JI flanked at tbe"'-conference by Alan Stana, author of the arllcle In the October J.uue of "American· OpJn.. ion,~' and; Timothy R. Heinan, who sakl ·he wu an wdercover aperaUve for the Mtlwautee 'police department while at- tending Marquette· University from 1961 throul!b June, 1970. Stang said In the article that hU own lnVestigation of the May 15 Wallace shooting showed it "waa a Communist conspiracy. It qould well Invol .. agents .o! .~11991 <llillf. 'An<! ~ Central Intelligence Agency might have bad aometblng UI do with It." Schmits "'""""" aborl of oulri•"' en-iloiiemenl ;;,""S{i;ii • OOoa111100i.:lilaid he Would put the entire erticle In the Congressional Record and said he wanted the committee to 1n ... tigate Stang'• find· ings. Schmits told the news coolmnc:t there had tieeD a "conspiracy of sllenee ttgarding the evidence sl>owing the repeated aaoclation of Br<mer with Communista and revolutionary militants in Milwaukee, W'lS." ' l{e said he believed Wallace. was shot ''to keep t.be American people from hlv~ Ing In this election a choice other than hetween a man UieJ: can't stand and a man they are ~OJ. •t. ,. ., Scbmiti said be believed it was obviou!I that Bmn.t "did not act alone. It is ob- vious ililt he bad Conmnmlst con- nectlons." · ff~ 'lifd lie -.111' fti'b.r at 'W dlHerent -tlnp of the Marquette Unlveralty ~pter of Students for a Democratic Society In a three-week period ·in November 111d December of 1969. * * * American Party Not on Ballots LITl'LE· ROCK, Ark: iAP) -The 'American party presldenUal ticket can- not appear on Arkansas' November general election ballot, Circuit Court Judge Wamn E. Wlljld has nded. Tbe iudge Wednesday upheld a con- tention that ,Secretary of Sta~ Kel)y Bryant Bliould not ban liven the party a three'day estension for ftllng paUtlons that would reserve a place on the ballot ro.-the Ucket. '!be nJ\hll Ill expected to he appealed •lo the ArkiMu SUp-eme court. Wood said he concluded that neither a COllllltuttooal officer nor the judi<iary ... -the" time fixed by the !elllJalure f ... the fUing of peUtlons. Action Signnls Future Irvine Coastal Jnnex ' , AnnesaUoft el 1,Jla ..,,... ol Irvine -1 _. luture water 1tn'!ce u. the company ~ be!ween Laguna area u well u ..-ractJ1t1e1. Beach and O>rona del Mar to the Irvine Monday nlcbl, the Newport Belch City Council -to -lllllWDg any Ranch WalM District waa •Pi>'O"'! part of the .,.a until lholr new general W~ay liJ the Lql Agency Fonna. plan Ill completed one year from now. t\oll CGmmiulon (LAFC) ' r Laguna Beach, whJcb has shown DO ' ·•-real 1nterat In the property II oppo,sed 1 Merger of the e»aatal property. """' u an ....... by the rrvine Company nOd for intealift clevelopmenl by the because ol lta arbltnry !$-fool hei&ift ....,...., betlnnint nexf year, &lgnaled llmii ror buildlnp. ' 0.-IL'!' PILOT Staff' ....... 'I JUST DON'T WANT TO BE THROWN OUT OF MY OWN BEO' •· Huntington Beach'• Robinson Says He C1n't H91p Snori'ng .. ·-~---. -~ . ·sound" Sleeper Coast Sno~er Facing Lawsuit? By TERRY COV!u.E Of ftM o.ilY f'IMt Sllllf Harris Robinson is rapidly developing the most famous nose in Huntington Beach. · · Hit schnozzle may one day rapk him will\ 80b Hope anl! Jliruny QUrante.·Hls' sleeping ha bi~.• may soon be as ·. well known as those of Rip Van Winkle. - It began when the warm weatber cp.me tbl1:1 1ummer ind Robinson started sleep. I ith lll!i hedrooril .. 1n<19w '1*'· , . I snoring broke the soundless baiT · be\lft'!' ~14 home .. 11 '5\2 li:rsklne Drive, ariil l!lo.: house .of .hi> neighbor, Earl &rdenlwook. The neighbor complained. He couldn't sleep to .the sound or Robinson 's Z.., he said. Even Mrs. Robinson admits her 5g... year--01d husband bas one of the loudest schnouts in town. She describes his .snore as "a )mg.rolling sound, lib thunder in the distance. There is a second of !Dence, and then it begins all over again." Neighbor Hardenbrook fmally snapped, he ~dn't put up With the "diatan< thun- der" any more . Last week Mrs. Robinson was sbu!fiing through the mail when she found an at- torney's envelope. '!be Jetter inside annoooced : "I have been retabled by Mr. aod. Mrs. Earl Hardeiibrook, your next door neighbor: 11Mr. and Mrs. Hardenbrook's bedroom window and your bedroom window are adjacent ·and approximately 10 1 .. 1 apert. '!be llardenbroob have been unable to sleep during the hot summer weeks when the bedroom windows of both homes are open, due "to loud snoring in your bedroom. "This loud snoring, I feel, constitutes a private nuisance affecting the quiet en--• i9ymehl of Mr. and Mrs. Hardenbrook's real property, "Mr. Hardenbrook is an amuJe4 and has a vigorous occupation wfuch requim rest. my client can be co;npelled by a court or equity to : A. Move his bedroom. B. Close· his windows on warm summer evenings. · C. Cease his snoring. "lf you <In find approprlajt aulhortty for the lut proposition, however, it will be welcome QeWS indeed £or housewives all over the world." · So far, no Judge has been asked to nil• anorint.oot of_,, liui·the om-.to. nose ebntt.oniation Ms' a: t t ri 1 c t l1d coverag~ from the pre!s and Los !tn&eles television. . Robinson, who moved into his , home last January, says he doesn't mind tlie publicity and he isn't mad at his neighbor. '"I just don't want to be thrown oat of my own bed," he says. His wife of 15 years says she has • always known he soores, but adda, "I'm just not • complainer." "I have three options," she explains. "I can try to fall asleep fll'at. 1 can takt a pillow and go to another room. Or I can get up and list.en to an all-night t.aJk show." RobinsOn says he ha1 bad shots thrown et him aDd chi~en laugh at,..bis snoring, but never ·ran into a legal problem before. 1 , , "U the weather was ~. I slept topside in the Navy," be ~s. . The RobiJisons moved 'to Huntington Beach because be likes 0 the smell of salt air." It makea him sleep better, even If he does snore. ButzOaims _ ... ,, Democrats Hurt Trade . WASHINGTOI\ (UPI) -Agr!cplture Secretary t:.rl L. Bulz a e c u s e d Democratic criti<> of jeopardizing U.S. trade with the Communi st bloc today as the Administration announced the sale of about 15 million bushels of wheat to mainland China. Buti stoutly ,def ended the Administration's huge wheat deal with the Soviet Union, and singled out Democratic presidentia l ca n d id a t e George S. McGovern ror particularly sharp criticism, in testimony before a House agriculture subrommittee heRd ed • _ by Rep. Graham Purcell (Q.Te1.). At about the same ti me. t h e Agriculture Department's E :.: p o r t Marketing ~rvice announced the wheat sales to Chiria, confinning reports which circulated Wednesday. Tbe announcement did not spell out detaJls, simply saying documents receiv· ed on registrations or erport payments showed the deal had been made. Butz, asked about lhe relatively sma11 Chinese sale, said he understood that for 30me time Chinese spokesmen had betn in contact with an international grain trade finn identified only as a Frenctt. based company. On Monday, Butz said , the rirm filed a statement with lhe Agriculture Depart· ment applying ·for export subsidy on 20 million bushels of U.S. wheat for a.Ina. Butz, who has been .enga,ecf in a heated, Jong.range debate w J t h McGovern over the U.S.-8oviet grain . agreement, told Purcell's panel : "The partisan attacks on lhis hlstorie sale to Rus.sla, and the poor judgment displayed, are jeopardizing the present and futur;e sales of American fann pro- duct!, and an commercial products, to the Soviet Union." Bub: rebutted McGovern and others who have charged that American grain deaJers reaped windfall profits from the wheat sales to Russia at the expense of the consumer and the farmer. ~e said the deal would mean higher prices to farmers, a boon to taxpayers in the form •f a $200 million reduction in farm costs, and creation of new jobs. Al for char1es that ~ii grain com-panl~ ca~ in on advance information •boUt the deal with Ruasia., Butz said any llUCb knowledp rt1Ulted from dir<!Ct con- tact between indJvldual firms and Soviet offidiJ1. ''We did not know about It (the ·~ of ,Soviet ntedl) either from tbe Ruu_lans fir th't ColnpanJeJ." Furniture Plant Swept · by Flames Fire of undetermined origin did $4.I0,000 damage to 1 furnllure factory showroom In Anaheim Wednelday nlgbt. .Thirty-oh Anaheim firemen, backed by onlll from Plscentla and Garden Grove fou1ht the blaze for four hOuri befo...; bringinr It under control. No one was In-jured. Tbe fire started on the main floor or Mallti Ind Auoclate1 at 1540 W. Lincoln Ave. shorUy after I p.m., fire in- vestJgators saki. The entire first Door of Ille old fruit packing warebouse building and base- ment were autted, firemen saltl. 11lty managed to keep the flames from apreedlng to a floor covering store next door and that bullneu suflered only . smoke 1nd water damage, officials said. UPI T 'BIASE.0 MANIPULATION~ Socratary 1$ut1 Ta1tlfl11 :•.'1' . ...... 43 Area Senior:'. . . Make Natiorial i; Merit Test Cut • • Forty-thrtt high school seniors along the Orange Coast have • b ! c o ·._ • l!emifiruills_ts for their high 1C01U on tM 1973 Nationar-)4erit Scholarship~ com- petition "examination given in OCtobtr of 1971. . ~ . .. ..ir; ..... They and the IS,000 other semiflnall., ·.J throughout the nation will be cons!~'~ for 1.000 National Merit scholarshlp:i: Of · $1 .00 each and for 500 rou~r scholarshlpa: for up to St,500 a year:~•.' ners will be announced In the sprilt1 ¥ 1973. Here are the 43 semifinali sts. listed· bf" high schools: Corona del Mar -Suzanne ~t. Doyle; • · Robin A. Gla scock and Anne .. ~·-· Sc~meiderman. ,\ ·. · Edlt0a -Domll Ctalr Gillea~.~ .:· Terry S. Tr•)'nor. ~ '-''•· E1tancla -Thomas G. Broe~ Robert M. Mllchell · Ind P1tricJl"':1;;0 •• Wuhburni , ' •,.. ..... Po-V~-DtYlllO. . <• ' ff•ntt~I - -J!alJdalllt.. t Mark J. lltimu arid CllollieY . Wlnterowd. ; •.• 1• Lagaaa ..,.. -Gregory R. Bl and Thomu M. Houts. . . : ~ 1 Marlu -John H. Lloyd-Davies, .KtJt,:l : ' neih A. Merlyn and Ellen SUng. ..,, '·' Mater Del -Tom J. Cacbat. ~:' 1 Ann Cejka, William Stuart Fl~ Patrick J. Kelland . Paula E. Heiirte~." · Richard P. Lindsey and Joseplj: ·.,. ·. Maglione. · . Mltskua Vkjo -Steven MJC~. : • Bowen, Kent R. Chadw ick. Kevin ·M •.. Coan , Dlvkl H. Laughon, Lee G. Mii.PaY. ·• and ScOtt K. Pearson. .~ .... Ntwport Harbor -Alan V. A~, . Charles A. Grazier, William W. Rf*,,~ brink, Brad S. Miller, Terrill Mackftll18.;. ... Moore and Gary A. '!borne. ",.' ~-:-. 1,· SU Qemellle -Mary Mlcbel GCM11,;, Sh~ndl Gruni:emeyer and StepbeQ.~(_...:~ •. Keith. , ... 1~.1·, Unlvenlly -Bram M. Frldbiflll!et.,,: and Sam! A. Tablkh. ; , :,.• We1t~r -Da vid Wu and Bd.lal G. Zatkowsky. :~ ';. . I ABIG!fAln: llNCEt925 . ... . ' . . '.- . : .. "May I augges:t yoa move your bedroom or close the windows in the evening to rfmedy the situation. If not, I feel my client bas adequate IJUUDds to ut t.be court for injunctive relief." Per1onalized Just for You • • • CUSTOM DRAPERIES .. .. •• -· .. 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A wit, ~ necoaary fflim JS-• ....., .,. dloirao ot • Alllo 'll'l!lor _. ,...._,. ~°" 1111 .. .,..,. veav,. "-'· lllol the - .... far ............. Wlhod -Ille '"'P!*ted Ille -"""· Till - piupe"1 la tadlr Ill •-• ll -••....-enlltJ' covm Lqllll. ._,a 1111& -•· i.Da Clllnn, -IApll. _. palU Till lnlnl -W1tor DINid ... el Mlllalm VleJo 1114 ~ NJcueL Al Livlng1ion'1 You11 Find the Laro•.C and Fi°'st CorJ)ft & DrolHlry S•lctlloDI ' < S.sl of oll, thoy con work these Irons· form•tions for you, with pin money or big budget fabrics . FOi A Flll UTIMATI Please Coll U1 No1;0 at $47-3993 • •• -· -.. ..... ·: . . • • • • • • ' .. . .. •• I • •W - • • , • nto Fmns Radon Hazard .-{Tola estioned Boosts ASHINGTON (AP) -'lbt PrlClt todsy --M Corp. and a.,ller Colp. lo -up wllh ann'en tt...• new ..t el DM• clll quesl!oM aboUt ~ l*.......,S prloa ... creases on 1m modelJ. Tbe oomm1sslon ubd for -• to theJjllelliool before Sept. ao, --menlnl It will not rule bo1Gn -• Ibo Ji!>dinl price -..,. Cbi)llw adll American. Amon& other th1np. the cwnmWWm w ~ to know t1le impld al tho .. • IN SHORT ••• val of the auto adle lu cm ~ti aa1 ... 'the pro111 _,.,. or 111e • ....,; 8 _ _._ Dra--in recent yean mcl Ibo Polenllll ..,,...-. __ "" .. .,.. UPIT ......... , a price ~ ..,..,ict baYL.""---r-= ~ . ed sales and profits. m1111 Identified as R. Livingstone, father nf one of the 37 victims of ~ Sept. 1 Blue Biid cafe fire In Montreal. had to be restrilned -re A.,..al • bf"pollce and his wl/e Wednesday at a coroners lliquest. He lunt,1i lllNGTON (AP) -A Houae com-at a material witness In the case, Giles Eccles, and shouted "Pl! bas looood off nearly a blllian you, you bastard." Eccles and two.companions still at large are sliJ. ri lnnn the soclal·wellare spending peeled of setUng the cafe lire. !dent Nixon vetced last month. It -------"------------------- the new venioo wur gain hls ture U nol his wbolebeartecl ... ent. House Approprlallons Committee to the ffouae lloor today . a $29.6- measure approprlallng lll!lds for departmeols of Labar .and Beallh, catloo and Welfare l!lr. the fiscal year began 1111 July I. Grueso111e Task Killers Forced to Dig Up Victim bill Is $1135.S mllllm less than the which Nim" vetoed .on, Aug. H on RECIFE, Brazil (UPI) -Police al do Nuclmento Barbosa, and charged di II would bo "rock!ess federal gunpoint Wednesday forced lwo killers to them with the killing .. 'd!nc·" • dlf up "the ~ of the man they bad Supergt!Uon Sa)'ll thal the coin must be _, · · ' l pt!ltdi:ted a monib ~go to re.move a coin -removed after the slayers are · fmmd to GetleNl-IHaqreu from his mouth eolhal hb ooul could rest preveii1, tli0-·;ou1 of the viclbn ·from ASIUNGTON (UPI) -Gen. fn peace. wandering about the "sertao" -the ton W. Abrima ln four hours of Antonio Gltio de Oliveira, a famier, Brazilian wastelands -forever. --on-unauthorized bomb'"-·-l'alds--wu--nlurdered-Aug rby""l!!OO!i>Wh-· --·--.-.-· -. -----c --~ i . . AU6 • • . De 011veira's neighbors petitioned North· Vietnam clearly con-gunmen Ul the nearby village of Salgueiro police to have the two suspects cted earlier statements by Gen. _Sal11Uelro, Neighbors, following a local exhume the body and remove the coin. D. Lavelle, Sen. Jolin C. Stennis (0-supergtltlon, Inserted a coin in his mouth . . ), saJd ·Wednesday. which according to the Iegened wouJd Police. agreed apd the two men were l\nJ.a: said be was noJ surprised by help identHy bJs slayers. The neighbors taken to the cemetery Wednesday under coolllct, but dld nol disclose !Is then burled him. heavy guard and forced to dlg up the . Stennis is chairman of the Senate Three days later police arrested two corpse and remove the coin at gunpoint Services COmmit~. which hos men, Joseph Pereira da Silva and Joseph while a large crowd watched. !Oiied Lavelle and Abrams in closed · ion this week. • nomination to be Army chief ,slaff bas been delayed because o! lle's admissions of bombJng North tnam in violation of Pruident Nixon'• en for protective nactioo strikes y. Weltcre Tu Dips ASHJNGTON (AP) -Tw·enty per80lll were 4dded to the na- 's wellare rolit!iln May, but l\OS~V lined by '2Z million, the government unced today, parlmenl of Heallh, Education and lfare said the number of recipients io al wellare pl'ogfa1111 rose by 40,000 total of JU million while nonlederal el'lll-wlslance rolls declined by about to llOl,000. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Dtllvery of the Dally Piiot Is gu11antffd · Telfphonts Moit or,. C-ty "~' _,,.,,, 142-un Wind Breaks Stagnant Air Mass Over Ho1'ston . ~ HOUSTO '.cvPt, -de~ts' got a glimpse of;btue aky Wednesday for the first time tn four days. The wind , which bad died ddting the weekend and caused a brown-colored hate to descend on the city, began to stir and flush away part of the smog. But a layer of scum remained today on everything exposed to the outside. "I don't see bow trees stay alive in it,'' aaid Tony Mayne, 30, an engineer. Air stsgnaUon wam1nga a I er t I n g respiratory.patients to ltay indoors were lilted Wednesday. Health authorities said they did nol know what physical barm the severe smog had caused, but they were more worried about t b e psychological effect on the city's 2 million persons from looking up and seeing a brown sky. "It is a health problem, but more so now because it affects the mental state of the people more than the physical," said Dr. Albert G. Randal, director of th• Houston· Health Der>artment. "When the air stagnates, we get a little better view of what 1arbage we're dumping into the air." . During the heavy pollutiOn, airplanes had to make Instrument landings because of poor visibility, cars, windows, trees, and houses were left covered with sewn and citiUns talked of moving away. ' re!rlg~iitors, saict l1e u...i rn New Yott City undl two weeks ago, when the pollu- tion there became too much tor him. "I Jl!anned to open a small-businw here," Sa.lick said. '1But I got this kind of asthma problem. I came down here to get away from the pollution in New York, but you can't breathe down here el~." Father, Girl, 2, Reunited After 23-day Kidnap NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - A Meslcan lather reunited wl\h hi; Z-year-o)d daughter following .23-days of tr:tJna .to meet a kidnaper's demands throuih lour dlUereot citiei in two countries, said to- day he was taking the child home to ber mother. ~ Diana Canedo CarriOD WU fwn4 Wednesday in a Biloxi, Mlla., motel room. She was not burl buf her bands . were tied and her mouth was ~ped-alnrt. The discovery came houri after her lather, Raphael Canedo Benlle:z of Puebla, Mexico, paid $105,100 I'll! ,..m Tuesday night to a man wbo-approa<.ted him on a tourist filled street in New Orleans' French Quarter. The man is still at large. • HMttl-1 Htll'lll"'1'0ft IMdl "I have to get aWay from it ," said Robert F. Rupley, 21, a salesman at a fur store hi11 father owm, and a junior ln col· lege. "A! soon as I graduate I'm going to move to another state. Pollution is one of my main considerations. Downtown the main thing that gets me are the' bus fumes ." Today, in a news conference with FBI agents, the girl's cheek! were still red from the effects of the tape but lhe look·. ed healthy and a doctor said she wu well enough to travel. Her father looked tinlJ and haggard. • Md Watm1n1rtr ............... l*Ult kn Clemwli., CIP'lh'1no lttd!, • S.n J11t1'1 C..11111r-. 0.M Point. • ~ Leg-, Lfllllftl HllWI •••• .,..... ~ke Salick, 45, who f J x es -• ~torms Blitzing Nation · · i4,west Heaviest Hit; Northwest -Cool South Swelters ' ,_ llOIHb----, ..... =..;;:.. f:mwtOM• ~ .t:. ·-People ·Find Fill Under Houses Harmful Ex~cutive Succ~s •. OUR IEG. 39.13 KODAK CAROUSEL SLIDE PROJECTOR with S inch f/2~ 'tens • Approx. 'l8il ttaah11 p..,8 houl' e111rge • P1tn1.,tt nicl<tl c1Cl1111 bltttrltl • Alteniete .AC current -ation' . •Guido #49 .Wlh ASA 25 film • Built in battery rodllflltl' . . . ~ 59_.S5 YALIE '. '. NIXON WIDENS LEAD-SURVEY • GIOIEs 23 • • • EDITION VOL 65, NO. 258, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAt;;ES ORANGE cquNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER '1 4, 1972 N TEN CENTS ' Santa Ana River a 'Sewage-Flow' Officials· By J08N ZALLER uie utmost ~ 1euible and lo require Bemanlino counties pmenUy have no °' .. •• ,.... ,..., greater t re a t m en t would be alternative but to return their treated '. Orange County Water District oUi'clals "uoreuonable. 1' -...., waste ll{ater to the ground. 11lis treated ti4Ufied Wednelday that during twnmer Tbete diverget poinls of view wen effluent then joins wi\h the subterranean IDCllitbl, "the Santa Ana River is es.sen-. preSented in 1 publiC bearing in Orange flows of the Santa Ana River, runs into · tlally just a sewage now '' and it ii slowly Wednesday before the State Water the underground water table of Orange nJin.ing the county 's underground water Reaouroes control Board (SWRCB), County and is consumed domestically. ~-~ ' · which is tryiag to dee.Ide just how much "We face the loss of our water supply wells ... The wal<r dlalrlct bas 1-fought to force upstream users to lreat tbeir wastes men thoroughly, but Ule ,Salita Ana regi~ wagtt quality board bas 1¥11 backed the dlltrict's efforts. Tutlfying under o.ath for the Santa \vould pollute It beyond current ._ Ana River regk>oal board, executive offi· Jectives. cer Richard Bueermann admitted th a t "It was. and J believe still is. generaU1 discharge standards for the Rancho acreptt..>d that allo"'ing no Increment ol i ClbaUero Mobile Home·Park were in ex· degrndation at all is not within economic , ceu of water quality objectives for the fea.sibility for the general waste disposal region but be contended that the overa.11 situation," Bueennann said. • sltuaUon was itlre~dy so bad that singling Orange Coµnty Water District officials out one small discharger wouldn't ht: : co.untered by arguing that the regiooaJ Tbe SoulJ Ana Regional Water Quality degradation of ~ Santa Ana ll this deterioration eootinues," said Don Cor.lrOI Boafd counteffil In official River walen ibould be allowed. . Owen, .manager of the 'county water testimony that upotream wa1er users uv · Tbe problem la Important because dlatrict. "'Tbe state health deportment aliudY trea!!ng theJr 'sewqe W.!11'1=~· IO"--w"'a"'te"'r usen il!.:J\iverslde .~ Soil-bas already, -closed down lwo of ·our Wednesday's public bearing, ~ ceming 1 09.ll!!O g..UOU per day 1dlsclwge pennlt for • mobile home . part. near R(verside, Is the·finl of sil<,formal .ap- peah IO the stale '!hid! bave· been lodg· ed by the county w11<r dlatrict'lllil year • · fair. . . . board was considering only what wa:t Further, fie said, Colorado River water feasible for upstream users, and ignorlnr "ls ... ,..iiad that any sligbl-~egradation (See RIVER, Page Z) _ _... "---1 • • • Marines ·Storm Citadel S. Viets Capture Part :of Quan_g Tri Fortress SAIGON (UPI) -Screaming South the Communlsls' 1m offensive. · Viebwnese marines,· hurling hand A 250-yard secUort -8bout•balf -of grenades and shooting ,point blank lnlO the thick, high .wall .wu ~ by • Communist bunkers, slormed and cap-nightfall, said UPI reporter Ted Kurrtla, lured part of the Quaflg Trt Citadel's 211-wbo scalect the'waII uilder Iii. with the 50 -loot·hlgh south wall In a.daring daylight attacking ·marines. " . usault today; field ~ports said. Continued hard fighting .was promised -•ccordina to intelligence reports - were uq_der ~*rs to "bold at all costs.'' In other development.a: State Department objections -to pick up three priJonert of war being relea!l!f by the Communi.<s. Relatives of two ol the POW1 ICCOlllpanled lbe Jll'lllP-; -In.Vientiane, Lim, a lblalan enl... bassy. ofilclal who delecled SUnday ..._ quested pollUcal asylum at the U.S. ell)- bassy, dipk>matic sources said. The of-Undet covering fire from five tanks, as the marines -pushed we~ inside the ...:...!be.. .. marines-caplured.-thru. waillOp. -·Citadel In. what -<Mo.Salgon.-®mmand . bunkers on .. three sides of the ~acre called boUse.tQo.boq.se com~t. -In ParU., the United States today ,.._ Je.ct'i!d a VieL Cong cleqwtd la . conlrol one-third of a peace cabinet in ...SOuth Vietnam as a scheme to (1 ) emasculate the Saigon regime and 2) impose com- muniSm. .on-the populat.ion-.. wilhout.. an election. · -ficial was identified as Eva:~ Sorokin8r--_..; 28. • f~rtress which ls the heart ol Quang Tri Brig. Gen. Bui The Lan, marine division City, the only province capital to fall in commander, said the North Vietnamese -Jn Copenhagen. a party or antiv•ar activists was en ·route to Hanoi -despite -Near Phnom Penh. Cambo<lla, fierce !See VIETNAJ\.I, Page Z) . ' ~ . . .. 'Colden ·Girl'-Babashoff · ' W eloomed Home in Beach r -. . . •• Shlrley •e.ibashott, 11 15 an Olympic should get 1 gold medal just foithat." gold ~. ·bad \er day !Oday In But be said the best thing sludents Fountain Valley, her liomi "'"-' , oouJd ·do for her now woilld_ \lf.IO •;tet her Appearing at 1 bilp C1f1011 Ill"~ this live a noril>al life.• ' : • , Last Minute Permit Filing Won't W-0rk . • Anybody who plans :to file>plans for 1 : l!eW building la beat the new NeWporl ~ch high rise law con f<rget ii. SO can about hall of•tbt. peojile •II<> liave ,already applied. ; Thal'.! lbe wo"I today from Com- • munily Oevelopm~ Director Richard V. Hogan wll<> said thj! backlog of building permits applicatloP, is so great that • there ·la no cha~ that· the building division staff will get to all of them before the beigbt limlts lake el!ed Oct. ·11. Councilmen approved the ne.w five-zone high rise onlinance Monday nigh!. Wbile allowing buildings up IO 315 feel cc ZS stories in a ·few selected areas like ' Newport Center, it also clamperl a ~foot limit on most buildings around the water. Bobby Fowler, building d i v i 1 i o n supervisor, said this morning that the backlog facing hil staff represents some $30 .million in new construction . mopint! at Foclolaln VaDlly J!lgb ldlool, Tbe advice waa uribeedtd lllei: lbe the younc Olympian Nllved lilr.Munitb ar-t, hi>wevl\f, 'as nO.ny 'u:O . triumphs ''I Ille 1111 acam ~ -crowded.around MlaS<ilahaahoft with her one gold alld two silV<!' ineClala 'IO photosrapb her, admire be!, medala, In. 1 ceremony that laclncled Founllln , He said that while the permits requeats include several for majol projects - among them a 17-story high rise 1?ffice building la Newport Cenrer -most of the 120 appllcatlons now · on' flle are for lmaller projects rJnging from room ad- ditions and swimming pooh: to custom (See BUILDING, Page· I) VMley Mayor Al Hollinden. · ~ Noting that t"8 high achool junior liol ' put the name qi· Fountain Valley before •• • . M,U'NICH "bUUona or ·people around. the worSd, ,,~ MJ>yor Holllnden d.Cl&fed l<idoy ''Shirley. B;bashofr Doy Ill fountain Valley." ,. '''Il!Q is the,,,art:aie.I honor Y"l'! <!iY ~a' ~w on yep," utd Hollirlden_.. in -ling l4lsl Baba&bo!I w 11 h a biQW" plaque. "You have done lll'Ut ~ .. " In .~-.Odress of, FOUnlaln 'i&'Blbolboff ~and cas1io( her eyil J DiodeiU1 'dciwnwant, accepled the aWid before 4,IGO cl•1*'"peen'1t the llll!li 1,.,bool, :'ll'm really happy to see you all here," llJi !old the overflow!nc crowd at 'the hlih ·,.,hool amphltheater1 "bu) ll's kinda ~Ari' bolng In hunt of you aU. ' •Sile recoualed bj'l.0, bet' expetlences oi 1 U.S. ....,.._tallve In Ille 20lh , Olympic games lo Munich earlier this niQilpi. • . :~u WU rulJJ txcitlna." she Aid, "the tllYtnple: vm .. 1n Munldl waa cr:eal, and ~.!°I to M Aullri!I ..S II wu aD .0 ~·'' 1.. 'Bi\I lben la ~ ... "_"""' It tbe lcll " ~;WN.iD t111t clttftwt tbrt UW1 al: tho -Ql1mple-. pollllra ... ~ ....... .,,.,..,, -.. "*-lhe)o'l"I dlfllbDI.' Sbl tben ~ her --:= ::: =.: !:i::J°;_ • •Shirley la ... tarri!lc _,. clpal Poul ........ !old u.. ~· ' :. ··-' ___ ... _ .. 1_9_7'2_ and · limply ~ at · bel:. It wn· 10 m!mdes lieloft a .could ... the .... . In ~Ol,,.,.,.Mill'Ba-..... .. gold -.. tbe anc/lpl' •iri1nmll" In ~ 400 ·--· ~1'y • aiid silver medalo In tho 100 n\etai' freatyf• ana the 200 meter rr-tiJt. . ...... Earlier tbt. moml!C lbe wu honored at a brealfut allendH 'by more than 100 pel'IOl'll 1t ihp Slfeco, lnsw-ance Com· pin\)', In Fountain, Valley. ' · Anti-j'e~· R~lly . Date Pos~ed '1'111 dote i. • di.-: nl1y aplnll Jet flflli11 " orce C1lmt1 Airport bu --kl ~ • II T:IO. p.m. II ~-a .... -.. " Ult AWOrt -Allod• lloo (AAA), I ..,. -formed lo fight the jell, said tllt dale WU 'moved blCt' I -.k becaute· of · conlllcll faced by 11veral AAA ~-• The llrinClpal 1pe1Jr,ei· al Ille rllly will be <leriJ4 Fader!>, '.lie lll<Jnlel who .,.. ctlOlully .. ,.._ed the ~lly "' Santa l!eClple'A Park ~ Non1ca 1n 11a ~tie io hi'ft jet nigllll 1t llllll ...... llrlori ..... I ... IMDct B!RKEL&Y (AP) -1-i el h for._._ el..._-· llnlveraliJ cl'(lolll«nla'1 ....,...1 Put, Olber ....._ wlll be Don Emory, symbol " --...... '* .... " ...... Alrporl Nolae Abete--.. Im -.... md bJ; ilia dlJ el -Orr;: 'llOI IJld llt. WUllam Bemle1't:lr I~ -lf'1 Pf' JW. ' f'I, I !Mpsl led..1-.11. • ' • ~ . . ,1' I • Brown Leveliiig Lawsuit Against Proposition 22 . , Stcrttary of Stale tdmund G. Brown Jr. !Oday filed suit In Sacramel!IO Counly superior Court IO mnove Proposlllon n, • cootrovers\al' farm labor JnHiaUve, from the Nov. 7 ballot. ' Brown Aid lnveslli1lkln by hil office bad turned up about .SS,000 forged algnat-of the 388,000 filed IO qualify the meuure for the ballot. He said· he had received lnformaUon from district attorneys in ~ Angeles and San Francisco counties o f "widespread fraud" in gather t n g 1ign>tures. Monday be said be wp extending the probe lo eig)lt olher areas, including -Orange County. A spokesman !0< Orqe Cowlly Dlltrict Attomoy Cecl1°Hlcu.11ld !Oday that they bad rectlved I lelegram from llrwn Mol)dly ldvllinJ that be WBI ..... dloa 1111Wial and requestlnc an Jn. .... iplloo bere. . • ''To date we have not recdved the 1111ter!ll, .. the apokelrDm ,.id. Brwn aald bla.lnvesllplloo had turn- ed up what he c:aDed ''Ille sr1v,.1 cue of el'°'"'" fl'lud In recent h!alory." The measure bu been 1lrongly Oi>' P*d Iii' f-lal>ot •der Cesar Cbavei wbo has aJao eaied K "f fraud" deslaned lo' de8lroJ" hll Wiidd ~ llrlp farm -un or pins -1n .tv .. yean of ~ liiltllCI bo)'Cllll ...i llrlkes. 111-. 0rp&, ~el ... rt ~"'l:~~:r the wcnen from llllCl'llJlUIM -and kl prolect aD ~ " ..,ieunur. •• ' ' ' \!'IT ........ COWIOY LEGINil HOPAlONG' CASSIDY DEAD AT •Ti•· Wllllnn lloyd Sllewn lft.1950 With HorlO Toppor ' ' .'I' I .. ' Actpr W~llinm Boyd, 'Hoppy,; Dies at 77 William Boyd, Ille r .... lo-rlclies actor Palm Desert. Judge Delays Court Hearing On Fun Zone ' .. By TOM BARLl!Y Of IN Dlttr , .... ltsff Thr&e lawyers who waited In vain aD , dayJY-..a,r../Ar ... schollu!li llurlnf Into lbe 'Balboa Fun Zqne controversy will return to Ute count· courthouse . Tuesday IO like 1 aecond Cr.ct at find. Ing · an ell9f.y courtroOm and a judge who wlllJUfe ·on the issue. . S?pel-tor ·Court Presiding Judge Bru<• Surnner ordered the six-day delay late Wedneaday after the trio of lawyers and a 11\Jrnber Of, Newport Beach residents 1f- fectf!d ·by the iMue waited throughout the afternoon In his courtroom. Judge Sumner had earlier assigned the hearing on 1 petition for a writ of man- date to Judge Robert Kneeland after Judge James F. Judge rejected the session as being beyond the scope of his law and motion div ision. Judge Kneeland declined the heariog with the reported expl&nation that he wa1 a Newpcrt resident himself and has personal viewa of the issue railed when the . city council >approved a condominium ·' project that will rtplace the •xlltlOc·. amusement area. It appears likely today that Judge Sumner will ensure ssslgnment of the Fun Zone hearing to a judge balling from an inland sector of Orange County. The asaigned iudv will be asked by plaintUf Allan Beek's lawyer IO order lhe Newport Beach city council to deny the · previously approved permit that will allow CODStruction of a 4.7·unit coo- dominium on Fun Zone property recently .eokl by the .Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company. Beek's writ further asks the judge to bait oonall'llctlon generated by the city couocll'I acUon last July 27 and order the cily coubcil to rtfrlln from Issuing any further pmnJtll or take further action on · challqed Permit No. 1591. Tbrough his attorney, Richard Newell, Beek earlier bad ,aou!lhl "l tempcdri restraining or<ler Immediately hailing Ill (See FUN ZONE, Pap II 0:-ange .Cout who went to the bottom again ~Jore-Born to 1 poor farm laborer ln Hert- eaming lmmortallly aa ~ cood guy drysburf, Ohio, Boyd headed for Weatb;o Hopeloag CU:alctr, ii, dead at 'JV, ~rly California as IOOD ae: he could to umple 20 years Iller M"llllC up bll pair of how the other ball liTOd. He loved lbe More fair and beautllUI dayo art silver .a.gum. , , . , lif...tyt.. In llore !or Orance Coulny. Tem- He died Weclnoda1, 11 S!Jull> Coast He be<ama a chaufleur, married ID peratur., will nap fnim 72 II °'D>nWly iloplltal Jn Soolil ~ of heilw, &OI I t»a -1t job lfler beJnc beaches la Bl Inland. U may be I a oomblilllloo· of .Par1\lmall'• 1ll!auM dlaOovtrect by. proc1..,... Cecil B. DeMWe tad foggy In mornJiir, . llld. "'"'lllllVl'hurt falliin. ond quickly became I ratlsli playboy A Clleltme HollywoOd ~ wll<> wll<> aoulht lbd found lavtih p1euuia. INSmE TODAY cndlled tbe llda be llllplNd for lhrM Roles In "The Volfa BollmlD," "~ "Forti/ Carats• bo'!'N• ol Ille aentntionl-aqd bis fifth wife Grace -of Klnp" and "Two Arabian Nights,". Lag u" a. MoUlton PlayhotLS•, for htl evontull turlllbout, declined lllJ' ' woo lllrdom, bu~ Boyd plummeted la a while ri>: olllcr loccl lheot.,. lnlll'Vie1r1 In recenl yean. -bu-been 1lllr 1 New Yort lclor by Ibo Q1'0UPI lltut CCl!ing coU. for f,.. i'l'm not the man people; nmember as aaJbe nun. w11 arrested amkl grmbllng lure 1h0101. Set Enttrtainmcnt,, Hopalonc Culldy,", Mr. Bo)'<I aald 1n 1nd drinklnc ICll1dal. Page 11. i•1 al&tr IUfltr'Y•lor Clllcer ot the A New .York newapaper erronewsty 1..M...,.., I Mt'litl .,_17 lymph 111Dd1. ran a picture ol. Hollywood'• William ' t•llftnllt •• ,.... 1• • .. '1'b9°!d be ~ at the dill~,'' Boyd. tbe future Hoppy -symbel of c ... ,u... ,...._ ........ """ w h6 . upWned.. "I cloa't waat. to llm~ vittue to m.Wioal -• despl~~1 t(ao-~=-: = c..t'f ~ • ~ with lhdr,memorlll.:' . ....., tlo111aDd1poloclea his career waa w.. •• -..11m 11 ...-_..,. 1•1•~ , Durln& ntlrwnent yean, Boyd and. hil ed.1 == ,, ... ,...; ~ ... ~; wife dl¥lded tbelr time ......_ 111 _, P•ramoun~ St .. •~ off•-' b" ·~ · "' .. -'" 1Fa::-" .,,...,,,. -..,_ QD -,... .. u ...., 1 • -... 11 a41111 !-. Slraml, Dua HOl)llonc CMaldy Nie In 1935 . 11 a-... .....,. " .. Polal, .... I -w.-llllllplow la lljllfBOPALONO. ,_,.•11 .._ ________ .... ' i; l · I • • •• • Z: DAILY "LOT H • Co11ncilmen KDouglas , . se Permit .. •• • •• 1'1Pite conllnuillg ooncems ....,I alrJiert 1reo tralllc coogetllon, Irvlno ~· Tuesctar approved a - peruilt "" the Douglaa property. Af the W1llll of OUidlman 11""'1 Qutliey, the tlJne limit co the ..,. alJolo. ed Sil a ooe-story bulldlns at l121 CanipuJ I s set at eeven years. suggested the longer period ~ the nro.tu De>elop-~Y lo ..U anT.archiledural ' .• to Hpla<e the fonner ~ bolldlnga. . ~. ntra tllJle before JJouclaa IU com, ,boek to 11ie dty Im ftDeWal, · siJd the llrlll 1D1iJ1! attract a "£.:"bOadquarta" similar to Pa Mutual Ule or Alle.r11n P :eutlca't·~ Inc." to bulJd •1an outslandlng piece of architecture -a landmark for the city." naJd-'Douglu-"1r:;-prestde111-or-U..e land development subsidiary of St. Lout.- based McDonnell Douglas Corp., had uk· ed a five-yial' llmit on the use , permit, but offered to settle lor a three-year limlt. The length or llrne waa pertinent •Ince Miles E. 0 Pete" Peteraoo. who appealed the planning conunlsslon's pennil ap- proval lo the council, said he'd drop hl• appeal if a time limit was placed on the uses. • The ures Involved are commercia1 In nature. The propetty Is zoned com- meretal, subject to approval of a me pennlt. The use permit granted by the city,; ....... only the 4-0,llOIHquatt-loot bul!l!lnl on the 504cre porcei Dou&las ""' •- U.S~ Russia .Nearing Trade Pact WASIUNGTON (AP) -The United Staia and the Sovltt Unloa jolnUy pro- claimed "•llJlilicallt __ .. In draf• ttna I .broad-scale Incle ......,...,t between the countries dm1llr ta1b Remy A. Kllatn(er held iJI Moloow lbll - with Sovltt leaden. A stetement released s~ultaneOtlsly In WuhlniloD ond in M-todaJ , said PAil'\' PIUIT lllft ,,.... · that "in view ol lbll prosrea, nelotla- tlom .... a le\cl.Ieue tettlement -4 - clucflnt 1 trade ilpment wlD be -tinuei! In. Wubingtilo In September with the aim of climplettna them In the near MOTORCYCLE MOURNERS PARK CHOPPERS OUTSIDE COSTA MESA MORTUARY On lroodwoy, Din of Cyclu Drowned for a While by-THrs fo_r_Dood __ c_om_r_ado ______ _ future." . (QcCldmtal Petroleum roilOrta d o a I with ~ to tioild !radio center In MOIOOlf.·Watory,'Pase 5.) . llecrelalj' of Commerce Peter G. Petencid'aafd'Presldent Nfscm hid a lilt·' ed-coaJ·tl•oeeking •·lrade·accord·bf °"' . end of 1m, but the Soviet.American document Indicated the matter would be Cyele Funeral . ' . Edison Compa~y . . . Reneuis Att,empt wrapped up much sooner. r KisaJ:n&er, Nllon's assistant for na- linllal security al!airt, spent the •rfier part of the wee~ In Moscow talldnc to Coaummisl Party C b I e f ' Leollid I. Bre<lllleY, Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko and others. · The joint statement made no mention of Vietnam entering the talks, but Whlte Hooae pmo aecretary Rooald L Zlegler aa1d fl•tlJ. "Vieti,.am wu dllc:ussed. •• IJ e declined to elaborate. From P-.e I By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Of91a'DlltrPllltlwt • • Walter R. Marchbanlt lived as a laborer but ·be WU buried lib •I king Wednesday. A funeral procession nearly one mile · long followed his ltag-sbrouded casket througlt doWDtown Costa Mesa. Roads aJoni the route were blocked off to.Ira!· fie, Pollce cars, red lights blazing, . ~Oil the _ ... • To Boost Plant • • ouUaw motorcycle gangs paid !heir last respects to thetr "brother" from Santa The Southern California Edloon Con> Ana: :· \ pany has renewed a three-year struggle Marcbbank, 30, died Sept. ' OD I desert •to eapand Ito. ljllntinglon Beac~ power road -Barstow whoo hla chrome plant with • 11111 million proposal med bone atruck a roadllde ¥Jector and . Tuesday wilb the--:Orange County Air broke off the front wheel. I Pollulion Control Dlslrlcl (APC!l). H~.lelt bebtod hla wile, Linda; a son Edison •offlclals claim tbOir new plans named Harley; and hla abler Elaine, his will cul J?Ollulion by lwo-tlllrds· and eul1l parents, Mr ,.one! Mn. Walter Marcbbank ;.,. prior ob'~' of the APCD , of .Costa Mela. l •. • e ~wons ' Tbt• Barleys thundered 11lto !Own just which had earlier blocked Edi.om n· helole tht, 2 p.m; ceremony at. Bell pansion plans In the slate ~ owtll· 1n Irvine. Together Again -'lflat faclllty Is •lated for demolittm In about five yean, Douglas said, atnC. the G e o r g e McGovern and Ted BUILDING •.. It "'"' September ,the 13th and more than 100 Hesalans, Mescaleios, Devfl's Dlaclples, Nuggets and other members of Broachiay Chapel, each c~ a black Court. . silk alrtiDler on 111 alaY. bar, · An ofti'cial for uie APCD qroed ,.ia. · arm.M~.! tbe, chop"= ~_blf"". ~ the po. wer: company's eon-. tbll firm:i 11 dt'vtloDlnr a master plan for. Kennedy may not be running a~p)iteol of" the entire parcel. ·That , mates, but they are being seen L_J~;; I wDI cO!n• to the city h> "30 to together quite a bK ~se days. ·. ,'.'._Douglu_tol<Lcouncilmen. --·--.see-story, Page G. • oilman John Burton loot his bld to Jinfif the permit to three yean with an- nuli. city revlewa ol the uses. Only he and Councilman E. Ray Quigley Jr. voted foe. \lie three year limlt. From Pagel homes.and small shops and -... · · , , """"' ~ •. -£!lllJ --~ -'""t ........ of ~ -. Hogan -tha_t no_atle!li.pt will be Navi!g' .a.lion Umt All """ their colon. ~ one man with ' ~orrung u~r an ov~ ........ ..., --. a .. Mohawk lialrcut carried a balchet on plan. 1 • . I' _ illade by ~ dePii1in~t to rui1i ~"1 --~ _ -::.: --~· =-;,--_:-=-:._=::::=~:1idi.":::~~~~~~~;,~ !jbe iiew. plinl look DU they'll -ly of any project to beat ·the upcomillg M. ts Co · t Gr.ups of 'eycliat. drank freOly km hlp with tht .law.'' Sa14 distr!cf ...-. deadline. ee 0Il 88 flasb and others took pictures of the Douglis JWrey. "Bui II wm be 1 •week "And almilerly, lhtre will be no effort rldan u they roared Into town for the • , to delay any of them," he said. I The seven-member State Navigation biggest funeral that Costa M°" has to 10 da1i ~ a final decision ls Hogan said all applications are being and Ocean Development Commission will perhaps ever esptrlenced. made • ., • • , Tlie aeven year limlt Includes on automatic lwo-year ezptratloo date lho1dd the city r"""' the entire 51).acre paiiel al any time. That condltlmed ap- proval pamed on a I to I vote with Buittm. and Ray Qullley oppooed. FUN ZONE •.. bandied llrictly tn cbronologlcal nnler. hold Its monthly meeting In Newport 1mlde the chaP<!, Falhy Don R. Kriba The earliest ~ction could begin, Ho disclooed that about 25 of the ap-Beach Friday. · told the cyclisla they were all children of lio.wev.er,_wwtitl!Ui! about one year, ..,. · pllcaUOOI already on Ille are for llruo-The commission Is scbeduied to meet God lllil their comloiil together to care-__.,_ lo •••-Vice President David ~· FHlllP .. el ~JETNAM · ... . ' fictilini ltared today, and helicopter pilots on resupply nililsio111 reported sedl:Jg 1,000 houses buminl bl vlllares •ut'loiundlng the former roril capltol. KQITlll llld the live SOUlh Vletnameae Mllltonb rambled dole to the Will and poundld bunken on top with ......, fire to ; lteep tho ............. down . u Ibo miiiineo'cllUpil-;-ci;;;'to yan1o mriili- blc-.to the bottom of the aumbllns red earth wall. '"Ibey were throwing grenades, and lheJl..U the firlnl stopped," said Kunua, the ,lint reporter to reach the Citadel · filn!lt Ito capture May I. "The marines on top of the wall started che¢ng and u I peeked over the top, evOQl)llO started firing again and all hell brake loose from utlllery," he said. Kurrua said no Communist casualties w.,._found In the three big buntm over- l'UQ.tm the south wall while he wu there. Marines came under a large artillery ~ ,:nortar barrage, but toot cover in many ........,, and outcropplnp ol brick. 'the attack 1ave the marines a finn hold on the south, east and north of se<tljm• or the Cltedel. They began thetr assault by •llppln1 a platoon of men t!Dougb a boml>-blasted hole Sunday night. Tbe marines, paratroop and ranger elbent.a of the Quang Tri task force reeelved bad weather new1 Thursday. Tt, season's sixth typhoon la headed for shore in the Quang Tri area , iruluring rag,-darkened skies which will cut down on:needed air support. ) . . . . • • • DAILY PILOT '.•Tiii Or911it ~ ~ILV ''LOT• "'J!l lltlk" ·11 cembl• .. H_,,,_.,, .. ~i..... llJ' :.. °'"" l>elf ..... "" ~ ..... ·,mt •in.. --llMd, Mlftlfi"t "-"" :friQ't, ... C.te MIN, .......... lnc'll, •Hun!lfwlloll lt.Kllll"Clllllllltl Y•IM'f, ~ •.auai. frvlM/SMklltNck .,.. S•n Cle!TMnle/ lt11 Jvelt C1plstraoo A t1n9'l1 AGh1n1I ... Jlltn h pUOI~ S.hln"'rl and Sunot..,_, . JM prlnclpel Slllblltlilnt ,.i.n1 ii t i 1)11 Wnl , .. , S!l'9ft, Cotti Miii, Ct!!19mlt, t1'1'. •' ,• " :: .. ; ; ' Roffrt N, Weed ~111en1 ll'ICI ,.,.,;,.i,,r ~1ck R. C11rl1., Via ,rnkhfll ..,., Gtner11 Mt!ltg.ar Tito1tt11 K .. or11 ..... T1tttnu A.. Mw,hlitt -.-1111 ••uw L Petw l tl"' ....,.,.. .... art ldltlr A ..I ••111 ..... e>m. JJJJ .... ,..... ... s...w · Mollloto-1 P.C. lox 1171, 92''1 -- • activity on the bayfront property. Judge Judge denied that plea without comment. •·-that would ••-~ ~ pendln1 at 9 ·&.m. in the city council chambers. A for .......,. illuStraled the -•••'-• of · -....,. -~=-limit. -·= ·~ ~J~ on a ..._ 1eve1. ..........., r-·-. · ,..,,!slant City Attorney David Baade represents Newport Beacll In the cua and attorney · Bruoe Hmt,.ior. will ap- pear ior co-defendant JAX Conltruction QC'._... spokesman for the commission said it ii '-'W q• _,,.,., _ ... ·~ "We'll handle them as we 1et to commission policy to hold meetinga In Tougl>, bearded cyclilts wbo revel In The new units an based on comblnoil them," be said, not1nc that In the put It various coastal cities throughout the violence and machiJlno, aobbed openly cycle open~ and are enllrely dif· baa been the praclke lo handle small, state. during the rite, and tean rolled from the ferent from Jbe standard steam planll easy to check projects cm the spot. Ho Newport City Councilman Richard eyes of their llrifrlend.!. . hlcb , Company. I said they're not even doing that any Croul will sreet the commlalsonm dur-'!'bey""""" Cltll of town In a peacelul, w Edboo) had originally hoped ,to more. Ing lbOtr morninf toW!on. Included In the onlerly ~ _,,,i ~ Ibo "'"1ifll'I lluild. " 1 Harrqton and Baade mid Wednesday they will deleod the city C01111ci1'1 action In overturning on earlier planning com· mlll3lon decillon to bar conalruction from the Fun Zone am. "I dco1 core If D's 1 tenant develop-c6mmL!sion's a1enda are capital outlay Freeway where Costa mesa J?Olice can The combined cycle concept utillleo ment or a dog bollle, we'll take 11 In line reporta, reporta from the U.S. Depart-left them behind. • two typea of .1ener1ton . working. la a1 submitted," Hogan said. menl of the Interior on berthing permlta Policemen from Orange and ll!ihway ~· Foprty explained. Gu turbines ''Tllero are eolng to be a lot cf unhappy In llate harbors, a status report cm ao-Patn>I olllcan tool< over flam Ihm' and . -1• but the"''• nothing we can do tivltles In Loi Angel" Harbor and a ·led iltoin to the~~ c<mewy ai'O ~ to elec:trlc ...,..atort, and about It," be llld. brtefinl on boalinl law;enlorcement. ,where ~ "~ ilarlld. ~ro'Yjde half. of \J>I uqlt'• elecfrlclty. ", Harrington'• answer lo the Baek com- plalnf 4elends u valid tho 20Dlng amencl- menl that will allow, H °'4 BoOI: *P' plidtlmill denled;flls cl!Cti lo i'O-aboid wilb comtrUcuon of tho 47-<llli~ baylronl project. Fowler said that be estlmatea the , --....;..---"--------.,.....,...-.. -----------.._.._._..._-'-_;,--,.-....;_..;,,.... bectlol 11 now nmninl about u much u Beek claima that such construction will be In conlllct with the -on muttt plaonlng often eiprosoed by the city council and that construction of the type envbaged. would destroy the _character and charm of the Balboa Peninsula. Documents med In support of the Beek Jawsuil allege that: -The Sanla Ana Valley IJTlgatlon Company deliberately allowed the Fun 7.one it owned until recently to become run down u a means ol coercing the city to approve lucraUve blgb density use. -The cit7 council acted unlawfully when It llsued 1111 Permit Ulll ind violated Ila own dty code by not bavtna before ii the written ltndlnp of the plan- ning commission at the Ume plannen denied the permit. -Tbe city council'• acUon In granting the permit ls' contrary tq 1 serleo of writ· ten stetemenll outlfnlng the clty'a pro posed geoeral plan beca111e It has repeatedly been declared that the Balboa area of which the Fun Zone lJ a part will be limlted to one-and two-lamily residential zoning. Beek accuses the city council In a writ· t.n argument supportlna his petition of believing that marijuana and hard narcotics could be readily p.irchased from Fun Zone habltues. "They felt It was necessary to terminate the elistl.ng Fun 1.one uuge at all costs and lhus approved Uae Permit 1591 for that reason," Beek argues. He goes on to assert that the Fun Zone is drug-free, that Newport Beach police no longer trouble to patrol the once troublesome area and that the operators IO <111& ' "U. we ~ed the door ri&bl nnw, It ...Wd late us between two and three m-lo plan check all of thesa ap- pllcatlom." be llld. He pointed out that durinl August there were DI permlta IMued but they had an estimated valuation of only $5.9 million. From PllP J HOPALONG. • • wblalq"IDOrtin& tolJacco.cbewln o l d euu who wallrtd w1lb a Ump, but Boyd figured tbla -be Wll duo for a cbana• of Imai•· He pollabed up the crotcbely cowpoke'1 cblracter -be bid to sweeMalt the llludlo -and tho 1llvel'haired derender ol right wu born to r.1gn over movie and television ocreens for ·30 yean. Hopalong CUaldy emphaalud the almple vlrtuu to his millions of :IOllllll fans and even founded Hoppy'1 Troopers, with a code of CQnduct strwinl clean living, lhrlfl and ambiUon. ¥emberahip rivaled that or the Boy Scouts of America. "'The way I figure it, if it weren't for 1M kids, I'd be a bum today," be a· plained. '"n>ey've made my irucceu poulb1e. 'nley're the ones who ahould benefit from il" High elblcs were Hopafong's hallmuk. He 'ahraya tried to captun. the bad guy, but II It came to a obowdown be always lei his advmary draw flrsl - then shot the pistol oul of his band with hls own silver slI~gun. From Pagel RIVER •.. of the property had spent $50,000 in a bid effects downstream. to upgrade the sector. , The diltrlct p....,.ted a study lbowlna In a separate legal actlbn, the Santo that the oost of low quality water to the Ana Valley Irrigation Company'1 sale of average orqe County famliy, whicb the Fun lJone property to the JAX com-. roll pipes and wolor heotero and creoteo pany has been challenged In a 5uperior .. _ .~ for ~·-• water and wolor Court lawsuit flied by two lnlno real ~ -.....,.. ~ate "-·. . ' 1o11oner1, II -•W per :rur. ~· ~·~ Tbo dlltrict allo pruenled date -Damages totallng l380.000 on mu!Uple Ina that 1i1cter11 counts 11 PrllClo Dem causes of action are being demanded by have not me1 cumlll1y adooted obo the El Dorado Land and lnvestlll<lll Jeclivos oaco In Ille put 1' lllOlltlia. ' Company and the Runell S. Penniman -''Thia dita demonltrateo to me tbat Company, hoth of 17811 Skyp&rk CU.le. the ~te Ana River Is ewntlaU, jtllt • They leOk the damages from Ootwood 1eWage !low In the dry moothl," said Properties tnc., 1617 , We1tclllf Drive, George MacWuner, a diatrk:t enc!_neer. Newport Beach, In a lawsuit charalnl the At coe point In the le8timotll'. Ronald firm headed by broker Gerald Rlchord Roble chairman of the hearillg, told Mitchell with persuading the lrriptlon Bu..m,IDD, "The thing that -- diJlricl to·njoct I bid-oarlJouubmllted -....,.,..-llillm<ll ... (l.tlia\-l~appoin t1lll by the l'ennlman.EI DOrado coml>lne. II I .dlacharatt worb blmolll Into I poet. The laWlllit alleges that broker John lion of bolog -111 111111lo to - Tbnnias Clark, lwmer El Qondo dllC:borp nqulremorltl, tt ollowo him II employe, Wll lnltrumontal In ti. dell dllcbu1e -.. polluticll lboo - that led to JAX ~nt the Fan f.one ela who doan't allow ~ lnll lltlt .. property. , poalllon." • ., 10 Days Only Chair or Swivel Rocker from this Hanil&ome Collection V elues from 199 to 219 Now 14900 ' graceful In design and 9Uptrb. construction and are beautifully enhanced by meticulout ieiloring to give you llviith COf1!fon. You May 'ChOole From A Wide Selection Of · Beautilul Fabrb ' ' • H.~. GAI\l\E[. fURNfJURE ' PR,OFUSIONAL INftllOR DESl&N • d 1 l HAR.llOR. l~YD. COSTA .MESA, CALlf .. • • • I ' <· . . ' .. , ~ ........... . ---lllchaet Ke!i!ler th. ~ei:el'. Id all but one to the Library of q.;ngr.ess for $12, . The photo IJe. low shows the capUOI as It looks today. • • ' ' T ' Paint on ·Boats ~ ·'Poisons Water' ., ,:aJ111AC1 ~ m._ dUmla Martin U.b ays. •Ill ._ ... ... CWnm1..,,,,,rs, aaretlnc wUb Uaab'I .,... ... ""' ..... -r.et "' CQlllllMllls thaf the Harbor Dlanct baolllllff-lllloJIPlllanor.-ol quid try 10 cbanco Ibo lltuatlan, -on ...... Ii!" -.itll Ibo WWtllnouoly approved an experiment In '"1,IJa-~-__. ..... llMt1 _... Ill ~ polll. • Onnce wblcb two Harbor Dlllrtd boals will be C-.., ~' 8-le 11111 J'llb (lom. I repolnted "Jrilb) ... llormlul material Stare ·slates -Al Oberg ]ltttenttd a -1 lo ftllllnt two boats wit~ two dilfstnl polnta, tacb COOtaininc a ~lly acceptable compound <I orpnlc tln. .,,_ )VII trl«I ..,,,, •• i' the 1-7 • . Newport Trip Over Parcels Both palnls -a 1oog.1u t1nc polyester and a lea upenslve vinyl -aro anti-foulln& compounds IO ward off marine life. Tbe er will be applied by Basin Marine a cost of SDI and the vinyl by "dlllrict ploy .. for $100. State llllhn1 allldals will be To trot Ibo experiment, sanding on eomo IO Newpcn lleMb two weeti Oberg~~ done by the same people Councilmen Okay Modified Plans For Coli Coune now to lee for tlwnielves wblch of the 1D a related action, commisaionera ccr>o elCe!S ~1 ~_, pnil>erllel eumd wllb a Joint Harbor Oommltt... lbe dlT wuta IO ... fat pork uae. . reques1 that Ibo SO.ta Ana Reglonal City M...,er llol!erl L. w,.,. ask! Water Quality Cootrol Board make • he'll uk State Pulllle Worb Departmenl detamlnaUao wbetber under water acrap. offlclab lo come • down when Ibo ul A I•• m b I y Trampilrlatlao ComD!lttee Ing bl boat bulJ ls harm! to lbe water. Modified plana for a pat<3 IOlf ..... and driving ruge under Ibo Oratio County Airport clear iciie 'were aJ>PIOlOCI by Newport IJeacb eouncllmm Moodl1, night. COllducta l1s __.._ In Ne-• l!eacb Tbe committee members, two Newport ....,...._ .,.... Beach Councllmen and two Harbor com- With only one bomeowner proleolbtC - In conlraal lo virtually all realcknts, ot Anniversary Estates In support -Ibey voted to onriurn plannlnc ..,..ml- denial of cbanies requested by Ibo developer, lbe Paclllc Coul Manoi..,. luring Oompuy. Sept. • and 21. ' mlaloaera, llid earlier Tuesday that Ibey Tbe ponel'a -uncs ....... are port "' dldn, want to put underwater bull their routl\ie -of rotating meetlnl Illes tbnJuibout Ibo lltate. ocnpm out of"l>ulin .... R<lults of lbe ,,,......., wllb highway '!'be comm11s1on bas been considering ,.... lbe adoption <I an ordinance prnhlbltlng olfic:tsls will be -In • report ,Wynn ts .IUCh scraping because pcil9onoua paint eomplllnc fat C1Rmcl.ln>en delalllng park 1 ·parUcle1 allO are released into the 11les and clrfflopmeol eoots..lbat be water w1nts' lunded 'tbrouih crulloo of • "°"" cm:-era asked TUesday that lbe prol11 corporallon. Oranp County Health Departmeot also The firm. rep-esented by rormer c11J attorney Tully Seymour, Wed that Ibo driving• ranp be allowed lo be built bordering Iota CID II-Drive, lmlead el Wynn uld Iba -'"'perllea be, .....Wtad about Ibo elfecll al. heavy be ls primarilJ., ~· In are the IDOlala In the bay In Ibo -"' lbe -tract • -by plannen. Paclllc F;lectrlc ~-<>!·WOJ "/!'! bllllllop . Oboq aald Ibo ~ woulcl·inl>-~~-~~:=~ -abl,r baoe _lo nm lboui a year be!"" r.i:""!!i."':""1'~~ ..:":! freewaf ilorrldor aloof Fillb Avenue In reiulta were laiowo. Con>n& del Mar. . . jacent nokloottal _, •-<I the need lot bt,b lcnca. - In addlllao, Ibo Parlii, Beacb'!I and llecreatlon O>mmtoi!ao bu ......,. mmded lbe cioiporatlm be uaed lo pay _ for Giber Illes, ~ prlvately-<>wned puUis m Cllfl llrl'" and tlie lloltad M-CUrcb propelty m Balboa Illland. . . Batth Survivor Won't Face-Rap , I .. IUGBT NOW NEWPOllT'I Col two aeata ao Ibo c1111r1e1, Onap c.anty llaa -. U Ibo azaa stays ln Ille IRWD, Ibey pt • -and Nell!>Ol1 1ooea a aeat. ' • Newport ...... , mt ._ but Newport IO ..._ caiti'ol .... watering and -er1n1 all Ibo. undeveloped ~In u.., c!IJ, 11111 wll,y doll't llley Juli pab the plum Olld riilT Two llundrotl -d dollan In polmllal net ....,.. fnlD IUel -after all -<I "''"' ara · --ls. MendlJ ple<o "'..._ ' COOLD 1T IE THAT Ibo -Compay 'bu flat oat lold. Newport -. Lquna --and perl>apa .... Jrvlne -lo,fcqet Ibo whole lblnc. ol Jeut Im now. . . Tiie land hlJl«lcalJy wao planned to aomt day be d!Ylded In hall - Newport and Lquna. Bal L a I u n a now baa Ill -lall C11 hlcli r1st IM Newport'• done nothing but !wiled every lt\'lni pro~ \o come up tw •P' proval. • Perlllpo Bill Muon (Irvine pr<llldeot wuu.m R. Muon) said 1o hlllllelt ... day that lbmp aren't going ao bad ln "'I' ~ with the county -4-J._ wa'll !eaye It unlnoorporated. I THAT WAY lllVlNE would bave lo dell ~ Ibo ""11111)' and the slate -l1Pel. bot II wouldn't have ,any patl7 proltlema wllb munldpa!JUeo. · Ill I( that'• ll1le, -•boil -·· IGpljlm .., ... '1'lleoday that the ... _ -'t ~ .,,, -Jarlldldloa t IJt "' Newport --l•"';IZ==-~ ---· . -~ Ra~=--~Ibo....._. plam lo fUe .......... .,._ wtlh lilt _, u.· lie .... mid _. • .., JIU tbil! ' AS PAK Al OJ m dllol ara ..........., ,,,; lnltlsllve m lbe matter,.. with them. u II -ly ......... I Well, lrvlne of11t1111 maintain Ibo)' bave ..,.. taJlred about annutoc Iba Jll'Ol)Ort1 with Ille. company. Tbe1"Yt IOI thell' bands lldl wtth that ,,_ anneaatloa. 8o wll,y lben, Ill Ibo wordt ol lll)'or MdWI, II ~ ---..i. deaJy -ble lo ''puUlilc Ibo Dllllor cm the Mok W-1 far a year w two. . Maybe )lee•• JOllllcall111 -lie -lo -111111 IJlm, ,,,.,.. are thcilt In the :!t" who adamantl1-1111 -Ollerulon <I the ell,y lblll. And .II --told ;:i'tr .. """' ...... -.... nlllle, ....p Newport-·-v .. -bt1 II lbe cllJ of. 1n9o -~ Ibo Jl ... IJ, !Clwport ,_. -'t Ill lllll lor II. • • I • I I I r I I • I I I l ·-) ., •• ( ' t ' ' • I H DAii. V PILOT • 14, ltn \ . . • -. 'I Wake Up and Puke' Street (;linic Lut.en1-No Preaching I t • • • - • ' ! l l J: ' J! • - • YOt:. 65, NO. ':zu, 4 SECTIONS, ~ PA&E$ ORANGE CQUNTY, CALIFOANIA THURSDA;r, SEl'TEMIEllJ4, '1972 c TEN CENTS - llulus Gets Day in Su.n9 Talaes Throne II)' AllTlllJR R. VINSEL Of .. p.ttr ,.... ,..., For JnOlt males, It happens in dark, aecloded places, but !or Rufus, pretender !O the empty Lion Country 5alarl throne t4 i'ruler, It bsppmed today ..,•a sun- ' llPialhed Imo~ with :IO carloads of · lleWllDtllwal<hin(. Would be be accepted by Frasier's >ridowlT cauiorn1a usembled um · ....,,.,, remarked Lian Coontry ZoolO(ieal Dlreo- arouod the ~t brick and lleel · tor Pal Quinn. cubicles occupied by Rufus and bis eldest A bonle ol newsmen -curiously like stag film producers-Jn IUl'cll of an en· stepooa ud rival, .klnah. counter _ slQOd around waiting to see il Rufus, ,J"'"8t..id fuCll!ve lrom the what did happen mlgbl or might not be defunct W'idll~ Kans., JOO, eyed Ill the Nitable !or print or TV media audieoces' visitors with ... meJaocboly air, tbest viewing. r«ruted lDto bil room. "Well, let's 11e what happens," observ· Jonah, In.the adjoceol quarters, --ed LIOn COOntry Public Relations DinJo. a )'<IUDC lion'• roar and iiared tbrouCb tor Jerty Kobrin: • pound,. bom wblcb f'ra&ler's widows - Ulen Rufus -then Jcmlh, would emerge. The lloOesses were let oul fll'SI and lured up to lhelr bill with choice chunks of meat. been out qi capllvlty. In tbe shelter ol a KILl·TV truck. He was plainly JC.Ired roarless. Tht ladies surrounded him IDd 0 It woufd bt-llte taking • guy who's gradually -foaming at the mouth - lived In an apartment all his life and put· came over to sniff disdainfully, curl their ting him in the middle or the swamp.'' lips and leave. zoologist Quinn co m m e n t e d sym· · One named Sally however. finally came patbeUcally. . ~ over and n.uzzled the old lion ind s~pson The lint encounter with the gals next Jonah emerged from his quarters to i&- door sent Rufus ~p an embankment at a nore Rufus ~ting, according to Lion fast canter .. soundly cuffed about by the Country olflcl1ll, •thaf he's the new Jdnc Would be be spumed like younger llliton! . •N.,.. crews from Uu\>ugbout Southem tile liar? ~l"llil potential opponent !or 11 Media men'"1ocked' in veblclerwblcb ~· affecti0111. · quickly became lite 11-bltM begin'. "We. 1 PJilY have aome cenflkt, • jockeying for position outalde the co~ Sweaty --beglllnlng lo resemble the ~ llulus In ... aromaUc, respect -JOOmed their cm back and forth_ tpinc !or goqd camera lllilles foe the llllli>n os disunion 1o· come. Old Rllful ·bpi raanlng arourid teylng to figure-out 116<11f ger liiCkliiWtlie safety n! bis cage. . • . Today was the lint Ume be has ever first feilty female ·1o gel a swipe at him. of tbe beasts. , -ChaSell up to the ~ &"FYllSl<r'rold-Rufus-eY<li-~down on-the-bigbest:_-1 knoll, however, by a ranger in a Jeep, spot in the knoll. the apparent ruler of aU Rufus aetUed down, panUng with fright, he llUl'veyed. Marines Storm , Citadel S. Viets Capture Part ~f Quang Tri Fortress SAIGON (UPI) -Screlinlng' South the Communllta' 19'12 offemlye. Vietnamese marines, hurling b an d A 250-yard oecllon -.-half -of grenades and shooting point blant Into the thick, hf8b. waD WU oecared by Communiat ·bunker!,'--alonned -and capo nightfall, llaljl UPI reportor Ttd KID'rUS, ; lured ·part of the Quang Tri Cltadel'a..Z. · wbo-acated the will under fin >ritlLthe lO foot.Jiil(b aouth will In a i!aring dJ!yllght attacking marineo. ' assaulf today•fieig reports said. Conllnued bard flglrtlng wlli promised · Under coverlng fire from five tanks, as the marlnei Pushea west lnslde the the marines · captilred thfee 1111lltop Citadel In what. the Saigon command bunkers on three · sides' oL the SG-acre called house-to.house Combat. fortre55 which is the heart 'of Quang Tri Brig. Geft. Bui 'Iiie Lan, marine divisiOn City, the bnly JStovince capital to fall in commander,·uid the N~ Vietnamese -accordlne to Intelligence reports -were under orden to 1'hold at all costs." In other developmelltl: . -In Paris, the United States today re. Jecled a Viet Cong cf!!mand to -control- one-third of a peace cabinet in SouUt Vietnam ~ a scheme to (1) emasculate the Sa.!JOn rtRime and 2) impose com- munism on the population without an election. -In Copenhagen, a party of antiwar actlvilla was en route to Hanoi -despite Staie Deportment objections -to plclt: up three prilonn ol war beblc ~ by tho Communisll. RelaU ... of t.,.. Gf; the POW1 accomplllied the group. • -ID" Vientianet. Laos, a Ruat•n· em..: ·· busy offlctal who ~efecl<d SUnday. ,,,.: quested pollUcal asylum at the U.S. em.: bassy, dlplomatlc -soarces said. The of~· ficlal wa1 identified as Evgenl SOrokfne.,: 28 • • ~Neaf Phnom Penh, C&mbodia, nerc.: (See VIETNAM, Page I) ,._.-~ ~_;_--'~~_;:::::....~_;::::.....~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ... DAH..YPtLOT ......... ~ ...... .Santa Ana • River Called ' 'Sewer Flow' : ' " -,.;rap ~.ij)llN 'f.tblQ •. • .. . Of_ .. ,.., ......... Oranre CoUnty Wiier .Dialricl olflcials ' testified '\V,clnesd11 that during IUlDlllel' ,mantbl, ''the Santa Aha River is estel"o Ullly juat a .16Wqe flow" and It Is slowly • ruining tbe county's undergrol.Dld \Vater ' • reserves. SHIRLEY 8.UASROFI' DISPU.Y·S;HER SWIM '!\EDALf.,' • In foiint1ln 'V1lley, Olympic Sil-and Gold . ·· · nie SBliia Aiia lieglonal ivater Quality ' . Coctrol Board countered In offltilll testimony that upstream wa*er usen are at .. dy treating their sewaee wastes to the ulm!>ll degree feasible and to require greater treatment would be "unreasonable." . ... . ' . • 'Golden ·Girl' Babashoff These divergent polnts of view were presented In a public bearing In Orange , , . Wediitsday belo"' the Stale Water · , · · Resources Control l!oard (SWRCB), 'med Home in Beach~~u~lo=""s:~ m:: , . . ' RJVe.r waters Should be allowed. • ·The problem is important because ' Shirley Jlfl>uboff, at 15 ... 'Olym!!lc ' ' ·MOTORCYCLE MOURNERS PARK CHOPPERS OUTSIDI COSTA MISA MORTUARY On Broodw1y, Din ef CyclH Drowned fw a ~lo.._~!, .. ,. for ~ Cemrltl• .. I ..__.._ -. ~ .... n :-• "f_·. • ' ... -· . : :: . .. • gold medal!M, bad her day' today In FO.mtalll' Vllley, her home town, • should get a gold medal Just for that." . ....1er. uaers In Riverside and Sin But be sa\il the best thing .etUdenls Bemlrdino counties presenUy have .., could do !or her now Would be, to "lot ber alternative but lo return their treated A~11> ,~~~~·~T1~ To ·ee~i;i .l!rl4iJY ·: .. ~y~I~~ .:~uqe.-al ' ' • ' o I • • • • ' •J' • • 9 • ' • .. ,,, • Appe¢ng at a hllle, open air l'llly this' ~al FountalDVlll.io llfCb Schbol, u.; )'Olll1g OlymplAn rellved her 111J!11c1t ui...,phs as she WU qaln iw-led 1flill1lier one gold and two aUver mOdals . Iii ,a ceremony that incl~ Founlaln li"Ve a nonUt life." waste water to the ground. 'Ibis treated The advice wu tmbeeded after · the effluent J,ben joina with the subterranean ceremony, · hol'tvtr, as · nearty 100 nows of the santa Ana River, iuns Into slUjlenls crow<led lllOWld 'Miaa Babuboff the underground water table ol Orange to photograph ber, admire her ~. County and is consumed domesticllly. VaUey Mayor Al Hollindm. . {')C)() • · Noting that ,the hilh ocbo01 ~ bsa 'Q<:Y pojt the name n! Fountain Vllley before M U N / C H ·-'fl people lround Ille world," Mayor llolllnden declared today "Shirley . iialiuholf ~ In Fountain Vllley." • , , •.•. "" · J 9 ] 2 =:·'Tbll ii. ~lest -your city bu, beitoW on ~," said Hollinden in ~ Mils. Bibashnlf w i1 b • -1'ome plaque. ••you bave done great , , liorvice u .. ainbusadress ol Fountain and simply ..;n at lie<. R wio 10 !l!jiney, ... ' / ... tbe llage. ::MiliBabuboU smllli1g and caltinC her · ~=.,.,=:Ow~ a ,.._ ..-tr downward, aocaptad the gold medal u the uebor riln>me'il'lbe 'ward befoce 4,IOO ol her peers at the 400 meter women'• relay 11¥1 .. allver 0 We face the loss of out water supply H Ibis delerioraUon conlloues." said Don Owen, manager of me county water district. "The slate health department baa already closed down two n! our Wells." , The waler diatrict bas lq !ought to force upstttam """ to treat lhelr ....... ......, thoroughly, but the Santa Ana recioGal wager CfUalllJ board bsa !IOI bscRd the district's efforts. ' . . At Brea Station· · . Calllomla Highway Patrol officers will aet up Orange County's first amog device checking staUon in Brea F.riday. The first iuch test ol aiiqc derice ef. ficienc'y on UMll or newer vehicles will lead to citations !or motorists whose vehicles Ounk. During the lniUal weet ol field testing, the CHP lllXll trailer will roam the norlbem _part of the' county. Nm Tbunday, bilwever, the portable smog checklng station wUl be In Costa Mesi, at Adami Avemae and Fairview Road... - 'Biothers' Bury A:cciilent ·Victim ' By_ RUDI NIEDZIELSKI '' Of -_,.,. l'lltt ,..,. WAiier I\. toiarchbanlc lived as a laborer but he wai buried like a king Wedneaday. A funeral processlon nearly one mile long foflowed bis llag·sbrouded casket li1rough downtown Costa Mesa. Roads along the route were blocked ofl lo traf- fic. Police cars, red ligbls blazinl, escorted the q>OUmen. It wu September .the, 13th and more than 100 Heaalam, Meacalerol, DevU'o Dbciples, NUggeil anc( other members ol outlaw n>1foreycle •11111!1 paid lbei< Jul respects to their 11bfO'bU11 fr.om Santa Ana. ride" 11 they roared Into town for the biggest tuneral that Costa Mesa has perbape ever e1perienced. inlide the chapel, Father Don R. Kribs told the eyclills they we"' all cbildren of God and their coming together to care for tOmeOne Ulustrated the meaning of Cbrilt 'On • deep level. . · · Tough, bearded cyclists who revel In violence and machismo, sobbed opebly during the rile, and tears rolled from the eyea ol lhelr girlfriends. '!'bey roared out of town In a peacelul. orderly fashion and down the Newpoi-1 Freeway where Costl Mesa police caTs lefl them bebind. ' ' ~ ~; ba ... ,_ ,, medals In the 1tl0 meter freestyle and the Wedneldly's public bearq, CM· cemlnc a l0,000 gallon per da)' dllcbarge permit for a mobile mme park near IUvertlde, is the first ot six formal ap- peals lo the state which have been 1oc1g. ed by the COUl)IJ watar district this year. Tesllf)'lnc under oath !or the Santa (See IUVER, Page I) CHP Commi1$1oner Waller Pudlnakl aald a four and a bait-month study or emission vlol1tlonl abowed U.1 lJ<l'<enl of can tested~ were tn tiol&Uon ·or smog control standards. Marchbank, !O, died Sept'. ton a deaert road near Barstow when his chrome horse struck a roadaide reflector and broke oU the front wheel. Polleemen from Ora~ and High'!ay Patrol n!ftcers took over from there atl!l led them to tho Holy Sepulcher Cemetei'y (~ liANGlll.f!:N, Pqe I) .. •: • "m •-Y PP1 to.., you~-•· :IOO 11\fler freelllyle 1die told the overflowinl .~. at . the Earlier this inonili,g she was bonorid )llsh school 1111pbllb0ater. btJ!. ti • kinda at a breakfut 1ttended by more lbsn 100 4'llY belnl In Inlet o1 you Ill. l!"'30"I at the Safeco lnaura11Ct1 Com- :, Site recounled .brlelly her . ......-•. peny Jn Fountain V1Uey. 'u a U.8. NtJamtaUve m"'lbi -tilth -:01Jmp1c .,.,;i In Mtmlcb earlier tbll · -: : 1111 WU ~ ucitlnl,-" • ltkf, H tbe . :.olJmplc WIJlje In -..... _., :.d•"!!Ji•Allllrll and·il-aD ~pnUy." ... 'thea In n1 ...... to tho acta ol Anti-jet Rally Date Postpo~ed /ftll ....... tbal -ta -ff 'ni, dlte t.. I dt-· nlly qainst 11 ..... ., ta ..... °""'*'-. ,., jllpll at ~ om, Alrptn_bsa Iba .... tbal ~ .... Obmpb -i:ao..t lo Oct. 11 at 7:, p.m. at -=~ ba -up bec•t• tbiJ're • ~~ ~ - D/ llMI tbMbd her= for lloD (AAA) •-fll'O'IP l<n* ll llchl ~ .......... lo bar • .Ille ~~Ille dlte --Wboci a .... ,,.,.. 1' I ad ... GI coitfDctl laoad )J : ·'Tiblrlq 11 ane -~·" Pi:ID-oewral AAA loldan. CJiol ............ told thi .....S. "Sita 'Ila Jlllndpol --11 Iba rallJ wW be Onld ..-,, :ba attamey wlto .,.. • ,, • ...., ..... ... Iba cllJ ol lluta -In 111-IObaYe jelm,Mlat ' -...... sdeclared .,. ...... !or IM -'ti ..0.. , Ollalt.,..,. Ill Din ..,., helcl GI 1111 loal Alrparl No*, -.-It cw I M' I ... Dr. .... ,..., I Nawjiwt ... Jlt'dl d ... • Fox on Offensive Woman Cluued in Own Yard He ten behind his wife, Linda;-a son named Harley: and biJ siller Elaine, bis parents, Mr. lllM! Mrs. W•lter Marcbbank or Costa Mesa. The Harle~• thwidered lnlo ·town just before the I p.... ceremoey at Bell BroidW., <Jiipal, taeh carrying a black llllk slrOiiner ~Ill My bar. -at the c:boppet .,.. had matching • llmltlmW'-IRand their• biCepl • All wwe. their l'Olon. All!I oae man wf!!I, 1 llohlwt balrart can:ltd 1 hatchel on bla ball. a._ ol <1<11111 dranll lnelf from hip n..u atld otbal'I 1oo1: pldaia or the • • Or••te ' ' • • • • • .. •. ' UP'IT ........ • COWBOY LEGEND !iOPALONG. CASSIDY DEAD AT n Wlll(om Boyd Shown In 1950 With HorH Topper U.S., Russia N . earmg _ - Trade Pact WASHINGTON (AP) -The United Stotts and the Soviet Union jolnUy pro- Claimed "significant _,...... In dral· ( tJnc I , broad-scale trade lgrOe.moal be-the "°""trleo dm'in& WU ll8y A. Klallnpr hild ID -Ilia WMl< with Soviet leaden . A stotemelll roleased simulta-.ily ID Wuh!JlCl<n and in Moacow -Y llCdd U.t "in Yiew of tlliJ procrta, nqoda- llonl on, 1 ll!lld-lease lelllement ~ ..... cludlnl a trade agreement wtll '1e · "'P' linaed in Washington ID Septembes wllll the aim' al completing them 'In the neor' future.." . .. ' -,-l . (OcC!deolA) P~~ "'porla d e al with Rllllla to . build trade center In l\IOICO.W, ~ l\Oi:y,. ~ge 6.) secretary·-of c'ommer<0 Peter' G. Petmon iaki Presldent·Nlxoti had.a Iii· ed goal of seeking a trade accord by the end of '1972, but the Soviet·Amerlcan docunleol Indicated the matt.r would be wrapped. up much sooner. . ·K!JJ91nger, Ntioo'a BS!latant for na- tlcmal lt<Urity aftairl, spent llio urifer part of the week In Moacow talklli, tO COmmunlat Party Ch I e f Leonid I. Bmlmev, For.Jgn · Minister Andre! A.. G!Omyko and othen. The joint statement made no menUoo of Vietnam entering the talks1 but White House press secretary Ronala L. Ziegler said flatly, "'Vietnaxn wu ·dilcussed." Be declined to ela~. . . • Sttrek in the Mack Skin divers Inspect TWA cargo jet stuck In mud of San Francisco llay after overshooting runway. Plane • UPI,..... iJ loaded with produce intended for markets in the • Eut. See atory, Page 8. · Edmund Brown Files Suit Irvine Council OKs Use, Permit On Douglas Area . ' ' To Remov,e Propositi~n 22 .. 4ctot William-Boyd, .Ef'Olll P .. e J . Secretary of Stole Edmund G. R-.,_...,_ al ·~ -ooo fUad to -··""' Deaplt. contiDUlni· _,,. about · Jr:toc11;medsu1tin.Sitrametito~i; ~..;,,.,;"~~ .•• _, airport area .traffic ....-...,".'lrilili ., . ··~ " ~· .. ~Hoppy,' Dies at 77 ' William Boyd, the rags-to.riches actor Hopalong Cassidy rote in 1935 as a RIVER .••. Superior Court t .. remove Propotltton He aald be bail .ri:elved lnformaUon ccunc:lllnen · TU*"1 il)iptued a UM. . :.;.: !:~'.';'~'?' la~.~Ua~".."· from . district attorneys l!l Loi An&el• pennlt for the> DouglU -1>'· ' . and San Francl!co counU• o I At lhe urgtna ol Oaaa•Umu ilair7 Ana River regloDal ,board, encutlve olft. Brown Hid inveolliallal bf hll office "wkleaprud friud" in 1 a 1 be rt n 1 "'·•·•-,·the tJme llmll .., uif--cer Richard -.,,. admitted th a I had tumid up abcut a ,ooo foraed aignaturea ........ ~ !Jull•o... SW c--~· "··•·-e alandarda for the llancbo Monda• ·be aald .lie wu ......... ••-ed In a....._,. .._ 11 · _...,_ ~a J -._........ wa Drive was set at tenn ,ear.. Caballero Mobile Home Park were in n· , · probe, to el(bt other areu, IDcludlJll Qulclty lllQeated Ille Joaier pm1od .... of water qua!Jly •bjectlvea for 111e Esmncia Courts Orange eounty. would ........,. the Doi••u 1"veJoi>: region but he contended that the overall A spokeamu for Orqe County mml'CoJ!lpaoy to seek an "architectural who went to the bottom again before whillcy-snortinl!, tobacco-chewing o I d earnlni lmrilortallty aa wutem good guy ClllS who wllked with ~ Ump, but ~ flgured this lliiie lie WU iliie for a dWige ffoPalODI CUlldy, II dead al 77, nearly ofbnqe. al1U4tlon WU already ao bed that singling District Att«ney Cecll Hieb aald lodaJ 1-.rt" to replace 1be - . ou1a1r1. !')' sman dlscherger wouldn't be May Be L:ghted thal-they had nce1ve11 a w..,.... tiom , ,..1..,.._ bailcllniL 7 ~ "' Brown Monday advlaiDI that be WU ,... Wiii> the .utra time before Douglas Furthee, be aald, Colorado Rivet water din( material and requeatlng an in-mllll -bacl: to the cjly for .-wa1, 20 yean alter banl!ni up hll pe!r of II< pOlished up the crotC!\ety co•'• lllfer·......... · · characla', -he 1Jad to "''°~tilt the He Cllad Wednuday al South Coul studio .:.. IDd the sll"l'lla!red defender · ~ty llopllW in i!OUth Lqwia , o! of ~ 81 bont to reiln -m"1t a ~Uon of Parldmon's Dlseue and•Wevlsloi! ICl'Mlll !or10·~· llll~tlllll hurt flllun. HoVAl!>nl 'Culldy ieaipbalised •the A •••lime Hollywood playboy who sbnple Vir,luel' to ~ l'\lWOllO ol JOW!I ttodllod Ille ldda. ht lnlp!red for three fll1f and ev111.f<lunded ·Hoppy'1 ~·· la ao bad. that any ljigbt desndaUon Tennis fans from Costa Mesa may soon vestlpllilt bore. Qcicley aaid ilJe ftnn mljbt attract •a ~-d pollute' It ,..,..d .. ~ ob-b.: given the oppomm;ty, to get in """"' '.'.lo dale wa have DOI recelved the "corporate beadquarten similar to ,..~ 1 bellm night-time sets at the Estancia Hiib material," the IPO~ aald. paclflc llUllll1 Life oe A I le r 1 a 0 •11 _.,and~ 111lf11, ,.,,...U, School courts. Bron aald Illa ioVtll!Pllm bad bun-p~~I Inc." to build "• =.._~ an· 11 _ '!.~·~m1olc Cool Meaa City CouDcllman Dom ed up -Iii 'called ''1111 lrarill ease ot -ciatltanC!lnl pleile ot ai<hltectuN _ .a -,. -.w•-""""' RaclU llid hll fellow oouncll members electlmlraudtnricet-,." ' l~fo(lbedtl'." . ', ~~:.!!'!ty. lot-Ille~~-~l appear willing to pay for lhe tnstallalion Tiie meuure Jiu -atrqly op.· Donald DcJ!lllaa 1r., ,,..tdenl of· tho ·-~·-ldo lllth wlla Gtaot -witlt .. ...i., of -_., ...... for '11 ovtlllUll ~ decllnecf aJJJ' .liVlnl: thrift and ,ambition. . lnlll -ta -,_., ~ Mtiiilieniblp JtValtd lhlt '<I the. Btl "la DOI tlie .... """'" ........ lllr u Scoatl al ;Alnl!'l&t. { " ' I I ' IJ.J:~ CUikf.r." Ur. Jjoyd taldc.ln ~''The w~ I ftaun! I~ 1111 weren~ lor 1 -for ... cer ol Ibo the kldt, I'd be a bum loday," be U· .. -. --and eneJ1hatlon of lilllla al the courts. pGlld bJ farai labor leadae Cesar ai,,~ laad clevelo~ IUbeidJlrl' ol SI. Loula-ar.,.. °""!11·11'iilm"~ lif!Jdalo Lfchted -. ·be bellms, will allow who hal'lloo ellllad It "a ltaud" ~ bUed McDiiaaell -·"'-Oorp., bad -. CJlllljl!ftlll.,.~lluot tho....... lhJi d ... Uiliftl5erv1-·n.-.._. to ....._ ' -_,. ~ -___ r 111!1 What ,... ., ....--· to :->I'"-< ~ unlall and llrip · ado.a a..,.,i:r ... • lllo. -,.._ c~·t;t upetream ,_, and ,.......... atarl "'Dliht lllllnlO Jll!l8l'll4 . .., Ibo west wprkers ii ..... -la .._ ~ of !!"! ·~ -lo . ••• ~ IL '\. . > • plalllecl. "They've made my ,....,. lllocked at ljJe dlffereoce," poatl)le. 'l'bey're the ones who ohollld __ . . ... -... r:-:~of~--:;=· ~;;~:;"-;;. ~;~";·;.,.~-~;111~·;"';·~-~'; ...... ;;;-;;-;;;;·;·;· ;~~~";g;;;';;;;;;;:~· ._.;:" Tiie ~ pfeaented • llUdy lbowtna •• that !ht.COii of low qua'uty water to lhe ......,. lk'anp Ootmly family, wblch roll plpea and ;water healers and creates the need for bottled water and water softeners, Ii about fllO per year. ' "I don't want to tamper benellt flom ti." . , •• w m-*.:: HIP fllllcl were Hopalong'1 ballriiirk: Dlime ntlremenl :;em, Boyd and liis He always tried to captun the bad wlllr"dlvlded lbe!r tlme between an ocean guy, bul If II came to a sbqwdown he !roDI home al 34001 Dona S!rand, Dana alwi)'I' 1$ hll adver1&ey draw fin! - Po!ill, and a one-bedr<!om bunaalow in then ·sllot the platol out of hll band with The dlslricl abo Pr-ntect dato show- ing that bacteria <ouala at Prado Dom have not met cumntlj adopted ob-- jectives once in the pas\ 15 1DODihs. Palilf lieterl. his own silver sla-gun. JJOf'n to 1 poor farm laborer in Hen- dry1bw'g1 Ohio, Boyd headed for California as soon as he could to sample 1iow:11>e other ball lived. He loved the ll!Mlyle. He becan:\e a chauffeur, married an heiress, got a ~ job alter being dlscO•ered bJ producee Ce<U B. DeMllle ond qulckly became a rakish playboy whoo sought and found lavish pleasures. Roles in ~"Ibe Yolp Boatman," "King -bf Ktnp" and •ttwo Arabian Nights " won stardom, but QOyd· plummeted to ' a has-be.en •fte.r a New York actor by the aall)e name was arrested amid gambling ~ drinking scandal. A: New York newspaper erroneously ran a pictlll'fl of Hollywood's William BoYd, tile future Hoppy -symbol of virLf.le to millions -and despite retrac- ti"ris and apologies his career was flnU;h- ed. r1ramount Studios offered him the .· ' l OUNelco.uT CM DAILY PILOT ' ... 0,.... c..t DAil Y l'llOT, wlWI wtlldl ;: combktd .. .._ ....... la S!Ublllilelll .. er_... tout l'ulllllhlnl C°lfrlllall't ..... «Ill""' .,. flllbllthed. Mor19.y .,,,_,... , fir Cleit Mftl, N...,..., lllkll. lhll*" a..ctt/l"-ltln Ytllt'f, .......,. lrvlM/S~llbKk 8'IMI S.n Cl8flwritt/ " Jv" C.platr-. A. Nnv!• '"'°"'"' lll•n b Ollbll1IMlll s.111n:11vi•1...i ~ • .,.. prlnclN I llUM!ttllr!ll plAll! b 11 :UO Wnl y Sll'ftf, Cot'-M ... , C1llfon!lt, 91U6. f'rot1t Pqe J VIETNAM •.. fighting flared today, a n d helicopter pilots on resupply mlssloM reported seeing 1,000 houses burning in vill&gi!I surrounding the former royal capital. Kurrus·1aid the five Squth Vietnamese M'8 tank! rumbled close to the wall and pounded bunkers on top with cannon fire to keep the defenders down as the marines charged across 40 yards of rub- ble tc the bottom of the crunibling red earth wall. "Th~y were throwing grenades, and then all the firing stopped ," said Kurrus. the first reporter to reach the Citadel since its capture May 1. "The ~ on top of the wall alatted cheering and as .I peeked over tbe top, everyooe started firing again and all hell broke loose from artillery,., be uld. Kurrua said no Com!ntmlal casua!Ues were found In the three big bunken over· run on the .south wall wtdJe be wu there. Marines came lmder 1 Iaree artillery and mortar barrage, but toot cover ln many recesses end outcroppings of brick. From Page J HANGMEN ... "'lllls dato demonrtrales to me that the Santa Ana River la ·eaeaUally ju5t a sewage flow in the dry months,'' llld George MacWesner, a dlslricl ~. At one point In llie lestlibciiiy, ROnlJd· Roble, chainnaD of the be~ told Bueemwm, "Tiie llllD& Iba! troables me ir. your atatemenla la tliat II appeon that 11 a discbargtr worts hlm,.11 into a pos~ Uon of bellJg economJcau, UDlble to meet di>charge i:.qulmnenla, 11 allowl him to discharge more pollution than someone else who doelD't allow himself mto that position." · Roble suuested that all development that couldn't meet rtandarda be banned. The state board aald 11 would take au testimony into advisement and nuder a decision later. Edison Company Renews Attempt To Boost Plant The Southern California Edlaon com- pany has renewed a three-year atrugg1e to expand 111 Huntington Beach power plant wi th a $250 million propotal filed Tuesc'"Y with the Orange County Air Pol lution Control District (APCD). Edison ofliclals claim their new plans will cut polllllion by tw .. thirds and euUy where Marchbank was burled. erase prior obtectlons 1f the APCD Standing around the casket, their arms which li8d earlier blocked F.dlM!n u~ linked, they r~lted the ~·1 Prayer pansion plans in lhe state Supreme with Father Kriba and onfl of the le1ders Court. f the ,AD olfldal for the APCD agreed with o ll'OllP atond by u he .-lved the Ille power company'• content.loo this American Flag wtllch bad been draped ' JJiornlnc • en oVl!'l118hl ~ oi the over the Hangman's coffin. sUn--., · 1 Father ltl1bl liMI lhe !uneral at-· ""!'be..,. plam loot llb tbey'D'<allPl1 lendallll, u wall u aomo ~n of wlllL IN law," aald district qlneer the-bmll· ·~·-.~_., ___ u ••· ;..,c"~-, Doujlu J~ • .!'.Bul H 11il!.be a "'81< , 1 -w••~•w "'" •• .,.,. lo 10 days ·before a final declsloo Is paid their fmal N!spocU to Marchbank, made." One by one they filed past the caste~ 'l'llO earlllll COlllb'uctlOo could bailn, sllenUy placlni gifts on II. Several however, would be In ·-one ,..., ... deposited their club'• businesa cards.· cfrding to Edlaon Vice President David -0...Jald.down.a.cbain. Anotheo-what I J>-Fogarly. • peared to be a roach clip. ,The new unlla are hued on combined · -'-.....-------' And yet another 11rode up boldly, cycle o~~ Md U'I «>Unly di!· removad a plutlc hag from hll pocket, ferenl from lhi llandanl -plaall and 1ptlnlded what appeared lo be marl-'lilllcll .Edlloo bad orlPiallY hopail II Juana over the colfin, · build. Police, who bad rtllll1-t ou!alde the The mtillllnld (Joie ....,. ~ ::!.c:.v=b:. ~ s~ · ~~a::= c::c .. : tJaco,~ ll•quleilJ II IJoti llar!QI -miplad II *Ide IB lll .. 1111 CID oe ~· jllJOllilll lllll GI b lldl'l aleeltlcllp. y • . { 10 Days Only . ' Chair or Swivel Rocker from thu Handsome Collection Velutl 1rom 199 tcr 219 . 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