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Coast -at least 10< lbe w .. nnd.
There will be nJtht and mornlnf
low clouds and Ioc.J log wllll most-
ly 11111ny allernooos. Highs Jn lbe
low 70a wllh. Iowa Jn lbe IOs. .,
IN~WI! TGDA'Y
T"°'1!al Garvtr, cllrcctor of
thr Ne1Dp<1rt Harbor Ari Jf1<-
rrum, has guidld ltr growU.
' from 4 small orgcmiz41ion ill U.. 1 Balboa · PaviUon to a natioMUr
~ mwuum of conkmJ>Of""
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Allies Claim Capture of Quang Tri Citaclel 1
SAIGON (UPI) --~
-.... llamt ....... llllnol tbl mt pcbt of ~ VletMI mt 11"'•·-cqtund .. ~ Quq Tit Cll1 CllMll Juol be!-..... loda.Y. U.S. and !ouUI VIJ-
mllllory lpOkeanen IOlcl.
,.. •letorJ WU Ille -tlol lor llo1p
-tbe Commllllllla lsundled lbtlr l)lring offensive on : larch 30. '
UPI ,.porter Ted Kurrus entered the
Citadel al noon Tllurlday and waa told by an Allied o'&:'J "Nolhlng lhort ol an
•etol God pl ua out ol tbat Citadel now!'
Tben, In a dlJ of n~ With air and
tttJllory IU-1 Ind w!UI the martne.
JDOVllll Inell bf inc:ll -tbo ..... day
11aor or a. ll«!lt IJladel. 111 tan -t'Gl'dW 1o ..,. llnllllatbed Zone and
annooncwl thlt w WM under m.Mlive .-uu t.;r
UPI ... 1_.i.nt llll1l01 Selbert. BUI.
-al ~ .. -'II'!; aald !ht .....,,,._ Tba C.-unl* .......... ~ Tri alla' lie n>ariDeo brouPI up two llame City m May 1, ad with It the Ciladol
tlrowen or armored Cll'I and bum<iilJk llllll 1• years ago to protect the ell)'.
North -aoldlen oom ~ -.. Is about IOO ~ IKI""'" alop lhe lltJI century lorirul. \N!lh waJ1I :IO feet· high. and J5 !eel thick.
Tia gnyilll 20-!ool waU. ol dirt and Al<lp Ibo wilts were lumla like a
stone defied all but luer-gulded "•marl medieval cutle, snd modern dndbag·
bombs" during two montha: of siege. ged bunke.n ringed with barbed wire.
Caphre of the Citadel give. an im--'lbe marines began theT final push on
mense boost tl> Soulh Vletnameae morale Sunday after an Amerlcon Air Force Jet
and could lesd to recaptura ol all ol used a t.....,.ided bomb to b~l a bole
Quang Tri Province wlllch Praldenl In the wall whero ertlllery and· ordinary
Nguyen Van Thieu ordered nlaken by -bad falted.
Sept, 19. . II wu tnd>l>y~ncb flghlq -mljllarJ
'lbe Communilta: still hoJi:I M 18-mllt tpateeman called it "bouat to boule"
e.-. -1M •ICI' ....... ti .. Am.-..... dladof ... aJl 11111 .-Jo of .. I 'ti 1 Bui dll ,.......... ....... boaoil
dlr. jlon, ...., .. " ,,, -'U.S. ""NdTI t·=m -.llr>faW i. hnmhbl ..... tbolilllllloll!.lo-
hna IU/f-....., --but -oil -"""""' Uil lo ..... -·· WU • olllelal mm!. . Wlr -A lloulh l~oll•-~ -Tba llr -4'0llhi ... ml tbo U.S.
aald Ibo ""* -bo4lei ... °"' =' .............. Tllwl: llldoid la .... "bUt If'• ........ lo ., • ..,, lliloll 11 1111. llalpiloQc ...
a>Uill lbem new -lhtte'• too mucb to • Doq Ho! ..... ol llortll V\ellW1I.
do." ---unlla -. Quang Tri Province, just 1ie1... lho. . and lie<! In ~ panic wbon the
DMZ, waa the ooly province captured by Commuillll -.ult m Quanc Tri bapo,
lhe North vi,-and Ila loas WU I but Ibo U.1-·"•bUIM<I -:IO mills
blller blow to tbo Saigon gov.....-el -ol Di 11-./111111 lllr 11t•I04 bf
Ibo American pollcy ol "Vietnamlullon" •tadll • ......... -.nm. Cll
ol Ibo war. Ill lall raised -ol Ibo June•~ •1 .....,, a mu IN, 8aUth Vittnrr101 war effort and tbe CXlllDtal&mi-• 11 Fphn Qllli Tri.
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Judge Halts .
Billboard
Ban 'Action
By TOM BAlllJIY
Of Ille Dlltf' PW ...,,
_, A judge slepped In 1Gda7 'to halt wllal
an Orange County Superior Court lawsuit
claims Is a plsn by the stale to demolish
21 eootrovenial bWboar<ls In Hunllngton
Beach.
Judi• Jalllel F. Judge signed Ibo
restralnlng order sought by Metromedia
InC. for three local advertising agencies
and set Sept. 21 as Ibo dale be wW bear
argument.I aatl.ng f<r more permanent
restralning action against the state.
·Metromedia demands $500,000 I n
damages from the state in a lawsuit
claiming that "poUUcal preuure" led
state autborttier to order three agencies
-F01ter and Klelaer, Ryan Inc. and Out~
--doorAdvertllJlnr-Ine. -tcrremove their
"' billboards by S p.m. today er aee them
deslroyod.
'lbe display signs are located at
regular Intervals a1ong Pacific Cout .
Highway between the Santa Ana River
and Beach lloolevard In Huntington
Beach. Ecof,ogy Ride
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Dim View T-aken
Over 'fV Rerun·s
ftam Wire Servlea
LOS ANGllLES -Presidenl Nino baa
beclled a move to cut the number ol
renms on prime lime televillon, saying
unless networks act voluntarily, 11We will
explore whatever rogulstory recom-
mendations' are tn onltr. 0
ony lbouPlful eomlderaticin of the qua:,
tlon al networt ""1Dlt." but refwled
fln1bor comment ooi Nllon'o atml
Wood, In I speech !his W~ defended
reruns u P,.vldlng an lopportunll)' for
most people to see their "RCODd cbolce"
programs.
NIJm, In I letter to lhe 5cnen Mlora
Guild nleued Tbunday, sald be .,....
with guild complalnls that the lncreulng
use of reruns poses an economic threat
to the television lndullry. He proml!ed. RUFUS •.. an lnvesllpllon Into lhe lltuaUon. .
"I am con~ that In cutting the a closer loot at the ll~dy will ..
amount of original programming the TV aupervlsed nu,J>llal ceremonlel. -•<IN'.b '°" lllU"C .111 ............ J!D......-'!I·ilmk11'1 lllll liiollio." ...... '11 llii
bell ~ II Wiii U II.-ol ,tlle matron in· ,.,,.._ °""'1111 I ftlllod.
pubUc, the Prolldent wrote Galld>Preoi-down car window. ,
. .<tor.ft _Joi.!!>. G~!"'-.'..-~L-(, , --'l'ba.!Yldo.W.14 n_. Lllcla~'bne ..i qree '"'" JOUt .,,,. ~,. the m-SIA.mpy, "'be' bad llnl ,nJppecl and .... ~-~~'!:!. ~L!""""',.:!' ... 111e tec1 •\ Frasier'• wotiJd.be -•• ;. n ,.. •• ~ ~ CODI,-._--, an llJdn'I Mill too ~· nen -
-"'Ihnat to tbo --... Jlnfwl llnally ...... -. • ":"'!:i~ ... =··,_ ttn%~-o1J:~~
Wbllabeod, dbector of Illa White --Wlth him'."· ;-._ ,
Olllce ol TeJeconnmma-Polley, to One could -hear I alliat -"flliroulllly 111,...itplo Ibo problmn• arlae-from Um Couillry ollldola 1ibo Si.teen of the al8J11 ... rnalnlalned by
the Ryan' company and 11 ... malnlained
by FOIW and Klelaer.
They ... all Ob llDd c!etj8Jllted by the
stata for freeway comtnx:lion, allhouab.
Metromedia potnta aut, no comtructlob
has been BCheduled to this dale ...
Slate Senate President ~ Tem James Mills, left,
leads conservaUon-mlnded ifcli.st.. put SID FrlD·
clsco's famed CIHf House at the outset of ID llilay
bicycle ride to La,Jolla. The purpose ol the trip is
to plug passage of Propoollioll 20, the coastline in-
itiative.
with an eye to a voluntary solution by 1!1e woo W.rldw!de pubHcll)' ~.
nelwoib be!.,. any ''regulaloi)' .....,,. lamoUI mallna llablll.
mendallons" are m.lied. "He baa been accepted,• predicLed
Wbllehead · said In San Francilco park :oologlst Quinn, wbo wu worried
Thurlday that the "sprosdlng bllghl" of that Jooalt, the olden SCll of the late
television renma could ba aolved by cru-Frasier, might fight for m•llna rilel·wlUI
lion o! I fourth COlllllleldal television the pride and conlnlJ of the lllftOllDdlllc The lawsuit contenda tbat the state
liwough Ila Dlvltlon o! Highways agreed
to allow the signs to remain on a rental
baslt pending c:onllructlon or the pro-
posed freeway.
And fl argues that Iba stale'• present
acUon Is a vloJaUon oC that arreementl
and a move that could c.wt the agenciel'
involved many thousands of dollara.
The slgrui allegedly thttalened by 1tati
acUon were built to last 40 years and
each sign Is part of a complex, costly
system that cannot be removed at 1
moment's not.lee, the action states.
From Pagel
TREMOR •..
stations with telephone Inquiries u to
what caUJed houses to shake, window• to
ratUe and db.hes to fall off she.lves.
Some theorized that a aonle boom bad
been the cause while others feared there
flad been an e1ploslon.
One Chicago resident, Neil Dcrfman,
eald he was plB.ying chess when the
tremor struck 12!.tt.. tblt none of the chess
pieces w ... disturbed by the quake.
· There were reports of broken bulldln&
plaster near Ottawa and Monil, m.
The National Weather Service aald the
hall-minute tremor was felt about 12 :23
a .m. Jn DavenPort, Iowa: Olicago, and
Bloomington, m.
It wu felt at least as far north 11
Oshkosh and Madison, Wisc.
OUN•I COAST IT
DAILY PILOT .
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IMdt,, lt'\'IMI .... ._. eM .... ct.MntU
$1n ,.,_ ClopllltrliM. A .. It. A'll lorl&t
.in• .. pu111 .. ...., """'*" eM Sw.dan.
The Jl'lncltl91 P1Jb!llt11!11 llllflt It 'et m Wed
h)' 6!rMI, ~I• M-. Olflfwll&I; ........
llobtrt N. W•it4
PreslQnl and '°lll>IQ.rlw
Jad1 A. Cwtlay Y\al Prwldrol and GeMtal ~
Tha"''' Ke1vU
College Bars
Nude Poster •
OOllAL OABLES, •Fla, (UPI) -·
''Haven 't yo11 foraotten
something?" the poster caption
asks above the rear view of a col·
lege couple dresaed only in mortaJ'..
boards. •
· Tbe University ol Miami aaid tbe
poster wu 111ppoeed to remind
sellion to have their yearbook pic-
tures ta\:en, and the nude man and
woman were only gimmlcta.
But Or. William BuUer, vice
president ol student affaln, thinks
tt'!I in "poor lute at this tlfne,"
snd banned Ibo poller'
FremP .. eJ
DANCE ...
$35 stl ol l.,IOllll, then a $S0 package,
followedily ti~ lel!SOD deal and wound
up sending Ibo dance studio cbecU mla·
ing from $295 to f1 ,000 every two ween.
''I Wit Jone1y," Mrl. Bogb told the
prosecutor. "It wu as sl.mpJe u that-I
was Jim 1oneJy. That'• why I kept 1olng
back."
For this money, Nathan said, Mn:.
Bogh wound up attending u many as
four dancing lessons a day for nearly
three years.
Finally , when she had bought more
dancing lessons than she could use in 1
lifetime, Nathan told proaecuton that
, Savoy Continental oftlcla~ convlncecl bar
to buy the club for $2,IX'Xt a month, plu1
the $300 monthly cost oi telephone bills.
"It's her club," Savoy dance instructor
Mike "411mbardo ' told newsmen. "She
owns ·1he whole thing and it's tD her
name."
Slic,k R~aching
North Carolina
caned umirie1i
" CAPE HAITERAS, N.C. (AP) = Tho.
Co.pt Guard said today. ..it appears
highly unlikely" a narrow, five-mile-long
oil slick released ln the collitlon of two
f:relgbten off Clpe Hatteraa will reach
tba Norlh C&rollna COllll.
Bail Set in Hijack
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) = Bail of
$200,000 has been set for Lubert Peicbev.
29-feaN>ld Bulgarian lmmigrinl cged wlUI aldlJ!i and abellfuc air ~lrapy · · a
PatlllC"!2utllireJt l\lrUnel jeOl Ji . ' S
Jn which two"allegecf accom)>~ a
passenger were killed. The FBI bas said
Peichev was at a remote British COlum-
bla airltrip the d.ay of the hij!lckin&
wailing for tbe plane to arrive wl1ll Ibo
tW<1 hijackers, wbo also wm Bulgtirlans.
network. territory.
"C...tlon of I new networt may well He dldn'L
be Ibo on1y w11 io meet Uia qeec1a of!""' Jerry KDbrln. Lion Coun1ry '""' 111'11-
gram dlverlll)' and ~-choice,•.. dent In dlarp ol public rel1t1claa. -~
Whitehead uld. . . . ' perfect tllle 'l'lllNllJ -quickly .... -··. 'l'V9llion ol • ,fourth ...,,_ that ~ _..., .,. netwGrt came. In a opeecll to Ibo San pearance will q1ilckly bDpme.
Fnnc1sco dla~ of Ibo National 1He Uid fmb air, llllliblne, aood filOit
Academy ol Television Arla a n d <nd everyLhlng else that Lion Country of.
Sclencea. len Jls favored lions will qulckJ1 put him
CBS Presldonl Robert Wood said In beck in shape. .
New Yori< hll -~ would '~ And parllcularly I lot ol exOicl>e.
The 151).foot.wlde slick, which had been
drifting.· slowly toward the beaches ol /
Cape Hatteraa National Seubore, bu IJ
"turned IU'Ollll\l" an4 io .moving out to
sea, a Coast Guard spo~esman: aajd. · ARllFAClS By .HENREDON
Early 1Gday, ll!e-oil ,liJck ,ba4 · ~n 10
miles offshore. But at boool; ~ Coaal
Guan! wd. ;1.wa. 11 miles' o!WJore a\id
drifting northeastward, u ...,. lite two ·
frelgbtJl'I, ' anti~ la-~ sta.oby the American'
Tllindi1 ~-when the bulk .;;.J
ridr Repa6UCa ·cle Colombia wa1 rammed'
amidshlpo ln 'calm oeas by Ille American,
fralghler TrlJllHawali. Oiie msn ,.., ml11lng and believed
dead In the · ~ollsbed engine room of
the Republlca de ~Olllbio. Four Injured
crewmen from the vessel were taken by
Coast Guard bellcoplers to a 00.pllal In
Eilzabalh City, N.C.
Al midmorning tnday, I! hours a!Ler'
the coillslon, the sblPll still were IQcked
by a tangle of wreckage, and Iba Coast
Guprd said If Ibey wm aeparated tbe
Republica de Colombia would ba In Im-
minent danger of sinking.
The abtps were about 19 miles
northeall of cape Halleru, a Cout
Guard spokesman .<aid.
Alibougb the Coast Guard clalsifled
Ibo oil spill 11 "major," JI Uid the llow
drill ol Iba slick arid the ocean currenla
off Halleru made the chancee II would
reach· lbe ~lne beaches of the natlooal
eeasbore ''falbe.r willkely at thlo point.
\ "rbole 8h: Yfl'I curioUI CUJ'l'eatl out f ' LL there," \bel IP.Merman said, "and we
have great bope Ibo oil will dlsslpole."
SOMETHIN'7 NEW FOR THE CALIFORNIA LOOK. .. NOW ON DISPLAY At TED von HEMERT, INC.
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SF Sheriff Supports Pot Move
SAN FRANCLSCO (AP) -Hours after his date w11 glv"' a 91).day '""
pended sentence for marljuan1 pouession, Sberllf Rkhard ~ endorled
the CAJUornta Marijuana lnlUatlve. '
In an0ouncing hl1 support, Honslsto relen'ed to the plight ol Ava_ SWartz, a.
a Journalist arrested whlle accompanying him on a vi!llt to th county Jail '
Sept. I. It was tbelr first dale. '
During a routine ,.arch, police found marijuana In Miss sd i>urst and
Thursday she pleaded aullty to 1 misdemeanor cbargo ol marijuana poaeoalon.
Municlpal.c.urt Jucfce Claude D. Ptrasso gave her a llO-diy '"-ded -
Lenee and placed her on on .. year probajlon. • ·
Hongisto told a '25+plale bene!ll dinner ~t the New !Jfe Nalural Foocls Rei>
lauranl that "an lnnooont roun1 woman who .... Into !•ii' with banlenod
crlmlnala will not buehabilltated."
Tbe lnltlaUve, on the Nomnber ballot, ... Id mnow cri!lllUl·)d '1111
for Ibo pooteaskm ol one ounce ol marijuana by peraou at hUI U. ·
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Congressmen .Debate Election
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Bell, Wal.die. in ~rf'nge County for SpiriWl Wra!fgle
By TOM IAllLEY
Of llt ..,_ HetSl9ff
Ally American voter wbo eotts to
closely examine flour years of de(eat ar.d
disaster In Southeut Aslo, an un. ·
yrece<lented buni!Jng ol the nation'• ·
-Y and the dllplly or an almost .
total dllregard for civil righll ind civil
liberties will reject President Richard ·
Nixon in November, Dem 0 c r.'a t I c
CongreSJ!Dan Jerome Waldie mitended ·
before an Orange County Town llJll au-
clieuce Thursday.
II the voter does, warned Republican
Congressman Alpbonzo Bell, be will be
IUppOl'tinf a See. Gei>rge McGovern wbo
llac already pledged to pull out ol South
Vielnll)?I and !eaxe_ U,S._ pr~n and
whose proDme to increase government
llPeDdiag by $!JO billion will destroy the -.imy. .. •
'"We've lost> .a quarter ol the VI& dent."
....,,_ territory we held when be· wu • 'Ibo Cootra Costa County Dtmoerat,
eloded:" 'll'oldlo dllfl<d, ''Cambodia wbo .. vealed ot the meetlng that be will
ond 1-arw -lo "" be'• mbled tho , be seeking Gov. Rooold Reagan's chair
lllallor at.Hal......, and be'• -led tho w'1ell II becomes vacant In lfl4, laahed
blggeot aerlaf ..,Oult In blotory on· Uoy · the Nixon Administration for "lls
NorUf ·Vietnam:" ' • J . • repeated attempts to muffle the presa.
"Presidepl Nim\• hu heal the tlffil\ "Thls has oJways been a nlajor lt>-
~Qllker." ~te,ed Bell. ''111s visits t{Uiion Into a basic freedom." Waldie
to Ollna 'and Russia have 'red!11wn the ' &aid. "And there have been intrusloos Into
._iitlc:'al ~ ol the -Id and bll p r Iv~ c y' In terms of electronic C6ntr'ol· ol ·the &cnamr hu 'ghm ua an Mvelllance and search and ,.1zure that
il)flallon· nte that II tbe IOlie!t In the llave clearly demons t rs t e d the
Worid today." 1 • , .. ' P:fesident's views on the right to privacy
, Each ~ . deleQded b Is , ciintained In the Bill of Rights."
party's choice lb a cut and tbNSt debate ·"President Nixon has also clearly
that ~uded from Waldie the allegat>on shown his contempt ror the Supreme
that Presldellt N-'• greatest offense Court as it exioled before he packed it
to hls.nation baa been '.:.an unprecedented with bis appaintees," Waldie said. "He
contemptJor rfcbt:I tMt .ha~ never been )las 'never undeotood or cared to un·
cballengeil by any other American pres!-derslind that the United States Supreme
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Court 11-bulwark ror the protectJoe " the individuala -rights --trequentl,y lhreateoed In ltll Jelll ol o£.,
fice." .
"MBny tndlvlduala and eopecially .,. '
dlvidUals In Callfomll can be sure of -• thing If be b replaced by McGovern," •.
Bell responded. "And that i, that they,
will be the victims of 1 wave of
unemployment U McGovem'1 prupoted
defense cut and lbe abandonment of t
space shuttle program are carried out.••
The Republican congressman, •bole
28th Di.strict stretches from West Los
Ahgeles to Pal°' Verdes, lauded Ntzon as
"one of this nation 's most tflectiYe
presidents and who would have been l'.ar
rr.ore effective with the support of an im-
partial Congress.
"Only 20 percent of Nixon's legislative
requests were approved by t b e
Democratic Congress in \971," Bell ·said.
1·Less than half were approved in '1970.
Less · than a third were approved ih
1969." Lunch Costs 1----~ . -
Blillot:,:aegrstratloit . . -•There need be no debate on whorn we.-
should elect in November if Nixon were
to keep the pletlge he made to the
American people before the last elec·
tion ." Waldie said. "He has told us more
than once that he must be replaced if he
can no'\ end the war in his four years of
office.
• DAILY PILOT,.... 1W alcMrf ~ •· SHIRLEY BABASHOFF DISPLAYS HER SwlM MEDALS
In Fountain Valley, Olympic ~llvor and Gold
Wel~o1l1e!) Shirley
Valley · Olympic Medalist .Gets 'Day'
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-· ShlrlOJ'-Bahoohelf,-at-15-en-Ol)'J!lpie~ 1l·memb0r8 ol the.!sraell-Oll'IJlplc learn .-
gold medalllt, bad her day today In she adc!ed that politics '°d the Olymplc8
Fowrtaln Vllllef, b.r bome town. "shouldn't be mixed up hecause they're
Appeaitnt at a huge open air rally thlS different."
morning at Fountain Valley High School, Sbe then thanked her classmates for
the. young Olymplan relived her Munich coming and returned to her seat as the
triumphs as she w11 again presented bugo crowd cheered and applauded.
with her one gold and two sliver medals . "Shirley ls one tenific person,'1 Prin·
fn • -that locluded Fountain ci""' Daul u.-er told the crowd. "She Valley-Majlli' Al Jlfillllii!ejj.-,... ... "'..,..._ -
Not!ng that the blgb school junior bas
put~ iwne ol Fountain Valley before
"b.lllloi\o ol people l\!OUlld the world."
Mayor ilowiodeD dOcllred today "Sllkley
Ba~ D1J In Fount.In Valley." .
"'lbll 11 the anatest boaor your city ~\.ll
can belto1r on you." aid HotJlndrn in ~~ ,......,11n« Mia Babubolf wit b ' a ~ -·plaqu.e. ''You have den ·anat -<1
MUNICH
1972
aen1ce u an am~ ol F-oin
Volley." ' • ' • .. '" sbould get a gold medal Just for that.• .:-~~d-=~ .Ji~-~foraal~~::idia~
a~ before, C,IOll ,ol her ,peen at IJ1e live a normal !He." ,
bldl l!Ctiool· • _ The advice was ~ · alter the
"rm really happy to .ee· ~ all Here.'' ceremony,·· tiowder, as nearly 109
she told ·the OV<f.!lowlng crowd at the sljldenla crowded around Mias Babaaboff
bl8'I acll(>OI ampbltheater, "but it's kinda to p~pb her, admire her medall,
acary bOina In fl'llol of you all." and limply alare at her. It \fll 10
, • She 1'COllllted briefly her experiences minutes before she could leave the stage.
u a U.S. repmentat(v~ In the ~ !J!Jbe Olympics, Miss Babaabofl """ a
Olympie ganieo In Munich euller lblo • gold medal u ·the ancbpr 1wimmer in the
month. -~ter women'• relay· and silver
"It wu mu,.· erdllng," obe &aid, "the medil& In the 100 meter freeslyie and the.
Olympic Vllla1e fn Munich wu great;-3JO meter 'freeotyle.
and we gol to see Auatlla and It was all Earlie-tbll morning she was booored
ao pretty." , .-al ta lnakfast attended by more than 100
But then In ..i.....,. lo the ads .of peuCllll at the Safeco Insurance Com·
Arab temillm that claimed the llYeo ol PD)' In Fountain ~alley.
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South ~County Vets to Use . -·...-. . ., I I •
Netv San· -Diego Hospital
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Sleatb' ~ fmn vo!Wlleenlln San buainel!i boun; Sin Clemente Branch-
Clemente have wlip aa ellensjon d. lbe ·Library, Mooday·thrvugb ftursday from
deadline to reglster to yote IP· tho_ 10 a.111. to 9. p.m.' and ' Fridays and
November'General .Electioo. .~YI from 10 _a.m. to '5 p.m.:
'lbundV was tbe'st$. ,ttt' McGoveln Headquaffers at 105 Del Mar: ~ but the · of 1 Repab!ican Hoodquarten at 536 N. El_.
Voten ..,..... to utend reilbtrallon cmdnO Reil; Dan& Point 111'publlcan
period ~ Oct. I for · -th Onage Beadquarten, Mm Santa Clarll and San
Cool! resldfmla wbo -ret to ~' t~ Cfplolrm> .ctty Hall.
Mn. 11.at1ee1mon --11oa . -. -· .-·
chalnme for u. 'Uaaue ol '" ..... '.' . n ·.r j .,
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For Schools Pleas . '.Witi Extension ..
Up in Laguna · . ' . .
HOlng to ease a $4,000 deficit In opero-
For Signup D~dline
tions, scbool cafeterias m· the 'Laguna · Veterans residing In soUth ~ .... e He said emerge.ncy ·cases still .can be Beach Unified School District have ~ .... •lightly higher food pricea lblo year. .. eca; 'are¥ wl1I be alfecled by • .... handled al Leng Beach and South Coun\y
At elementary schools, lunches have ruling designed to r~ce~ overcrowding patients probably wiU continue to be ad·
been increased from 45· cenll to.IO cents.. at the VA Hospl.tal In 1-'.Beacb,. milled on a "bed available" basis.
A la carte items also have been raised American Lqioo Sei'vice -.~ O.W. The Long Beach VA Hospital plans to five ~ts. . : : -----;-......... open a new 186-bed e:r.te~ed care facility
At the .... Price anDoUnced today. ' In February to accommodate aged and ._. scbqol, tray luncbett llave n ••• ,-.\ the. 1 <..t'-' '.:.. n •• ,. -•-•·•'! Ill t bo . gone up in price trqm 50 -to eo ~-~ -. ~ u...~ Y ve eran.s w reqwre nun-
cenJs. fa\illJty Ii rtcelving more appllcOWtol far Ing borne c""' following holpltalization.
Milk prices at all scboola .remains the . admlaalon thab It can accommodate, the Such patlenll now are placell In private
same. bOspIW ~ is tererrini veterans who convalescent · hospitals where the
Business Manager ~rl'9 Hus hopes reside 'south · ot · tber Ne~RiVeriide ._. Veterans Admin.istraUon pays the cosf
that the price increases -the lint in Freeway to the new VA Ro0pilaJ In San . for. six months.
~ee yeai:s -will7allow--cateteria ope"'"'~-.oiegorPrice~aaid~-·· ..... -· --~ ---· .--
tions to break even this year. 'lb.ls will affect patients · from the
The school district provides r... and Laguna Beach, Leisure Wodd, Sad-
reduced pnce meals to needy cblldren dlehack Valley and San Clemente anas, Church Leader .
where families quallly under an ellglblli-be . noted. '
ty A:i\~tlOll! may be .obtained m(m the 1be San Diego facility, newest and Dies in London
district ---offic:es, s,so Blumoat St.: or by most modem of the VA'• 187 bospltalJ,
calling 49U546. opened In March with 1111-paiteota and-ls
Increasing lls llalf lo care for Ill -i--
tlenll by January.· It 11 JOcated 1n La
Jolls near the San Diego Freeway and
the UC San Diego campus and reached
by a specially marked freeway offramp,
Price &aid. ·
11Local veterans probably won't llkd
the cbanle V<r? mueb," &aid Iha former
VA ofiiclaJ, who ii r_.,wible .for'.,. arJ
ranging tioipl1a1 admlsaloN for veterans
In the coutal ·-. .-·San Diflo. ta lu
away and veter-. wbo hove -·JI'"
-at· Lciog ·-a1nja pnlsll lbe .... lbe;r _1 .. tlJolw. .. tllo ....
Dl<lo.loilo!lllUlal•11ao -· •' I ' ~ ..
LONDON .(UPI I -Lord Fisher of
Lambeth, fonner Arthbishop o{ Can-.
terbury and an outspoken prelate who
advocated capital punishment. died dur·
log the night, a Church of England
spatesman announced today. He was 85.
· He waa admitted to a hospital Thurs.·
day after a alight atroke.
·iLot<I Fllber waa appointed the . 99th
Arthblabop· ol :Cinterbury In· IMil and.
held the poat fat It ~ He wu a . ~Jita_e of coat~ersy wbo wu •ever slow Iii ~ chll views on rellglouo and
polltlCal ~·. .
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"Instead.'• WaJdie said, '1we look at a
Southeast Asia situation that is ir4
retrievable lo military te rms. I agree ·
with Senator McGovern that we C8Jl not·
win in South Vietnam, that we should get-.
out of there and that we should have
been out of there long ago.
"We have a situation in which one
milli°"' South Vietnamese troops backed
by the greate1t military onslaught the.·
world has ever seen can not contain,
\00,000 North Vietnamese troops with ..,.
air support and nolhlbc like tlie old and
succour given. to tbeir_ Gmy," Wald.Mt· said. .--,.
"A people bas to be willing to fight and' •
diejf.iU$.>11illlng to.)leek.tbe kind of Jill
we give South Vietnam," Waldie said.-
''But they aren't and they expect us to
fight and . die for them. Let's admit w&
are wn>nfl and get out now."
"Yes, Jet's surrender any initiative we
might have left to Soviet Russia ," Bell :
snapped back. "Let's pull out of Europe :
as well in the way Senator McGovern .
suggests and use his defense cut to bring
us below their mtlitary pos ture. -
"Ruasia , works from a position of
strength," Bell told the Town Hall air
dlence .. "She only understands strength
and she desp~s and takes advantage ol ,
those naUbns who· would ur&e her to si'
down and talk tblngs out lite gentlemen.
"OUr ~ent bu made the world
safer and not more warlike," Bell said.
"He' must be n-elected tn 1Novembef :lust .;
as we 1111111 reject a man wbo bai loll.
the M'wftJ•e'-ff. Ute ,rut majcwity .,.,.
Am«tca'o ..._ oiler 'Joaor the """" fldeooe"' ,-;-...._Democrats... . • ' ,,....,_ . .
• 1972 . LINCOLN·~·MERCURY Year~_End ;
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BARGAIN BUYS . ON EVERYONE!
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for thee• 111"1";u;i; if.• :.·h " 'E , 111 •. d,~. . ·
Mn. 111t1 -1111t ·•ltOl'8I •; 'l1'RCe ~ x.rwue 1n san and ~.,.... r~
munWa wl1I .... ,,..gtatrif1 °" iltlt1 ---' 'I:'·'. .1.
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each ~· ! • • ' , 1 ' I YISNTIANE, .. 'UP'! -The R1:1~
She tall that bec:auae" lhe-..temloo; .llilll emlio.., emp!Oy< Who deleded te
bowever, YOten ~rln1 alter 'l'burl-.., the United Slates thil ~ was an aide
day will • naalft sample ballots or< lo ' llotlel mlllW, •ttaclle exjielled 1,i
other elet:llel -rial. They wilt be from tlie United States In the mld-!9tl0s,
notified ti -polllas place, bowe_, 'diplomatic """"""' Aid today.
and sample llllola md other da:, will be . Sources Aid the Russian defector, Eu-= ::::-" lhe polll ~ .... SOrvkine, JI, .... uai&Ded to the
-.... nptr111 •Jll be on dbtJ ~ embeat here for the plOlt ,_ u
an: 3 ' _,...ter and drl"'r for Col. VJadlmir a. """""'9 Qvlc Center, ,..War P. Grelchanlne.
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Coaslllne Pteserve =.:':'... W: ~":.i bfu ~''=~
, latell ...... O<plllaolloo, IGB. Talk Set Wedntlliday 11e.a;.,."' -Ruaa1a111 ... ...... b1 tllo Ulllted ..... In • "Jlri&al
-lallo•lttf Ille .......... of -cm--~•11-......._
Cob SeOat Sigu ps ................... :.: .. !Ji ... 1!11•411) loboal _ ............... ....
lo be<ome a Scoallrom 7:1111 p.m. to
l:IO p.m. IJllll. It al tllo Del Cern
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Would Boston
Ban l.aguna?·
IN FAT CITY DEPT. -Funny, bow
)'OU can get all fouled up In your Image
of lhlop. TUe tbe -p "' Laguna
Beacb,1cr 1D1Dplo: 1111 place here alGni
our Orange Cout we call tbe Art Colony.
To the .. u .... Laguna ...,.. thn>ug)I
u • lpOI wbete lhlnp ..n of jog oJong
durlnl 'tbe day, Qtlunl hi•• ballled
0 J>l'OCl't9" over the 7ean In an effort to
retoln lhal relosed Yillog• 11moop1iere.
Polillcl at nlgbl, on Ille olber band, an alwoya bolling over becauie u _, u
one llde 1e11 eontrol ol thinp, lbe otber
lide lll11a a recall election.
Llpia, you r....,.., Is kind of opart
from 1111 Inland Ol'qe Counly hna1• ol
popu)allon esplollon, uptlgbt rlgbl-wiog
rallles and freeway llDIOI·
WELL FOLKS, you got ll all Wl'Ollf.
To get the lnie picture, )'OU ,need lo read
a WHlly journal «11 ol Bolton, called
Tbe Real Paper. 'lbe Real Paper Is
publlllled bJ tbe former .WI of Bolton'•
~ ,Tbe llMI Poper paa1e1 for an un-
ci......,...i )ournal In -· It obvlOUllY h!is · copied underground p a p e r
drcurnllanCel In Los Angele1 slne•i LA'•
The Stall Ullder.,.....ie II publlabed by
llOllle former llofl members of the Los
Anceles Free Preis. Allyffoy, I cllgrea. Bolton's Tbe Rell
Poper In ..,. of It.I last Issues fealurel
HUHOHAOTI!!, lmltr )l(qOlll (UPI)
-'lbe 8ovlel Union bu pooled oome
11111,000 rvckMcfulpped troopl ... the
barden will! Cbllla and lolaa&<>lla and
bepa "tbrea!eniD«" Clllnt will! ""
,..,.. ntar lbe ~lido ol tbe -
lier, according lo 111 Inner Moagollo!t of·
!ldal.
Yu TlaJ><h!a, bead ol Ille fmlp If·
fain ...uon of 1111 !Mer llan&ollau
autooomoul nclon, dlscul8ed Ille W..
tier 1lluatlon ID an lolervlow 'l'lllracloy
will! United Press International.
AllJJouih Ibero boo been no nsumptlon
of the lolen!e figbllnJ of 1111 lype tllal
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-ID !Ill, lbue llllvo been tepOBted Sowle! J.1CO ... llloDI llalnlt Cbilla, Ille of.
lldll llld. -'
.. _ ~ llld -unlll 1111ed
-............ oJoac lbe Slno-Moacollon -the flnl ball ol lllil 7W," Yu Nld.
AJbd wbetber the !rootlet liluatlon lo
still ...... be replied. "Wby •bould ..
Jllll\J -troopl llld rockelo be Ila-
-lloni GUI' bonier? llocktlo are not for defemlvo purJIOlea. 'lbe fact tllat
they lave stationed 10 1DAQ1 IOldlen
there and have carried out eo many
military maneuvers II the blUest lbrut
lo 111 llld a provocation agalllsl UL So
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.,._ tbe lop ol Pqe l the drawiol of 1
lft1:ied ufer, arms oulllrelcbed, u bs
~-..,.. Ille lop of tbe steeple at
Bolton'• Old North Church. So mueb for --·
· RUSS IUILDUI" -· OfflclaJl uy the Solve! thuon lw posted 300,000
rocket.equipped troops alone borde,rs with China and Mongolla.
~'I'S REALLY linJ>Oi-tant Is tbe
lead llory, ·~ the beadllne pro-
claims, "Uneartbln& Leary'1 Lquna Drue Troupe."
Allied Planes Blasted
· ll)'l1necl wllll lhe name Harper Bames,
tbe )'llll 'lell JOU know rfllil off about Ille
mood and-c:ompluloft of 1ar .. way t-Ltia--11<-~' !!,-Calli.: • SUperftclall1, Ibis fublonable beaeb
S. Viet Ch.urch-Cleric
::Ti'bi~ t!:. i;1'1..;.. TU: = SAIGON (AP) -A mJnlJitr aa1d lnday qllfllll lo ralle )lrioes oo im models. drUc hlull la blotory,' Poi' ..,. lhllla. U.S. or South Vletnameso warplanes Nader coupled' bis call for new bear-
>--LacunaBeachlsbarely-l&mlleo1*111ofH-wrecked • cbureb -lut-lllOlllh-ln the ~ W: .:n ~~~ =:~
San Qemeafe, where Rlcbord Id. Nlsoo'• figbUn1 for Que Soo VIDey IOUth of Do hlgbly COllflclt;ntlol ~,
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W~ White -~,-. bultoft ~ ' Nang, bUI a U.S. spokesman aa1d no •
Orqa =: ~ ~ of Los American planes wers ID lbe .,.. at the e A.,... Pfld Ok••ell
Alwelel with a colleetlve pol!Ueal me.., Ume. • t.lliy somewbll to tbe "'""' of Muuollnl. Inlonned ....,... aa1d South Viti-WASlm!GTON (UPI) -'lbe Senate •..-llu."11f!ed Prelidmt NIJ'on'a new arms "AND THE POIJCE down bere,' tbe namese flgbter-bomberl fiew elllbt control ._i with the Soviet Union
....,1y llherlll'• deputies llld the Lqwia lllrlkel In the vlclnlly of F'irl Bue l!GN but demlllded fundameolel revisions
lleaeb cop1, are !lmwn u 01110111 the In the valley on or about tbe tlme In-before H wlD accept the plan as a
touchell nl callfornla, a )!late well llUP' ell ·~ · --·-"' treaty plied with slonn-trooper types, •. " ea~. ,... .. _.. • 'lbe ertle!e gce1 Oil to iOU bow L11U110 ,, ______ ...,.___ . The temporary 11v..,.ear pact -
police 5i1. Nell Purtell dldn't play fair ( ) overwbelmlng ' bUI ebndltlonOl ouPPorl •
when be arrested LSD cultist Dr. Tim JN SHORT.,. Thlll'8day In a reaolutlon approved 87 lo 2
Leary' on drua ebarges and bow our DA _ and returned to the House with an
Cecll Hieb hopes to parlay, bis bust of . amendment· adopted Ill to 35 wbleb
the -of Eternal Love toto a It wu lbe Prot .. tant Evangelical obot at 1111 atlo'!'<11eneral'1 chair. crltlea aa1d would bamllrlngleflorll lo
Abo, the arllcle ""'"" tllal Lapna'• Cllureb 01 Que Son. and 111 mlnllter aa1d achieve a permmnt ai.l ~-com-old M!lllc Artl llore, 0 Leary bangout, 'll perlODll were ~. 15 were wounded prebenllve . .......,.m w11en lllb ieiumo
wu ellber burned by the oops or "The and an undetermined number were mlslo Ibis lall ID (ienovo.
Mob" lr)'lng lo move In Cl\ the local drug lnJ.
tcene. No mention wu made of the lousy Tbt mtntster, the Rev,, Nguyli{I Van SI,
cnia~-eleetrlcal wiring at the llld lhai ...,._ 111114 Wft,1wo Of
pla,ee.1' _.:.L.;....:::-.... l u..
NO MENTION wu made, eltber, that bis da.P.., Oled If and 11. ..,.11111·"9
Le117'1 kid wu stoned out of bll mind and hll"wtff·-~ liaf ....,.S
end the llallon wapm looked like the to crawl Oat. 111011J of !Iii ~
corn<r drug alore when Purcell deWned were burled Ullder lbe ~ !Iii·
the good doctor, bis wife and BOO. mlnlsler aid. ·' _" '
No lnentlon was made that Hicks '
got a Grand Jury lndletment against
-· of lllole brotherhood brotbera. AND YOU DIDN'T know all tbsl about
all lbooe LalUJllllll In "fat-city" with
pollUCI more right.wing than tbe dead
Italian dictator.
It all just sboWI bow Wl'ODfl you C80 be
when you're too close to thlngs.
If Ibey keep these kinds of 11lori01 up
back East, we may get banned in Boston.
Come to think of it, maybe that's a
1ood thing.
e Bearlqs EtNll•'
WASHINGTON (AP) -Tbe Price
Commission inov ... inlo the final day of
Its aulomobU .. prlee ~ today
following Ralph Nader'• call for anolber
rowld once General Molorl and .Jl'ord
submit new nquesta for price ~.
The seven-member commlssJOn Clldn't
commit Itself on whether another publle
hearln1 would be called wben the tw lop
aulomakm re-submit ODCM'Ojeeted D-
Rains Go, hut Floods Don't --
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wbetber the situation ll relued or
ten.It."
Wblle reluslnJ tn disddii w many
CblDeae U...,. have hem, deployed alodg
the Slno-ldongollau borclei;, Yu said Cblna
"bu mode lull prepaniilons. Should Ibey
dere atlodt 111, we 1ldjl wipe them out oompl~,, lho!OQSbl:l'1'nd tlilelly. Have
DO fear of tbaL"
Since Ille detertoraUoo In Sinc>Soviet
relations tbete ~been . little trallic
-the Qi J.!onlOllao border. MCl\IOllan berdsmen JendiDI their lloeks
no longer stray across the border. Even
anlmab tbat ooee giued freely oo eitber
•Ide ol the frootler, now are eonfllled to
2 W ome~ Depart for~ Hanoi ·.
VIENTIANE, Loos (AP) -One' Is a
)'Olll!I San Diego bousew~e,Jbe..otbeull
·aging Florida mother. Together, they are
abqut lo embark on the flnol leg of a Joul:ney tbat bu already taken ltdn
hal!way around the world.
Their mission is probably unique In the
annals of modern warfare: tnveling to
an enemy capital to bring home a ·cap-
tlH'ed loved one.
For Minnie Lee Garlley of l>Jnedin,
Fla, the hour-long fligbt Saturday· from
this sleepy Laoliao city lo-tba-N-Oilb
Vielnam<se capital lo the last leg of a
journey that began-long before she left
New York Wednesday night.
'lbe gray-haired woman who will be
reunited ip Hanoi ~th h!?r son, Navy Lt, • Markham Gartley 28, began lobbying
against the war a few months after he ·
Wiii caplurtd In 1961, beeal""' she fell 0.:
Jy_an e® lo the ~Id 1l1!Jli her
~-' ' ... ~.
"I have a speclal ll!llr of shoes, navy
pumps, that I have almo6t worn out
walkq the marble !loon of the Senate
and_ lloule buildings and picketing ' the
White Hoose," she said after her arrival
in Vientiane today. "A friend lold me
Ibey were worn ou~ but said I would get
one more wear out of them _;, to bring
Mark home.''
For slim Olga Charles, the wait for her
busband, Navy LI. Norri5 <llerles, has
not been as long as Mrs. Gartley's, But
during the separation of 10 months, she
has lost weight wOI1')1ing and waiting.
She grinned and asked: "Do-you think
the North Vlelname!e will give us the
honeymoon suite in Hanoi?" ~· .
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She Is carrying will! her a tape
recording of the prayer that her S.year.
o1a iliilitif,..r<aliS ev;rynlgbt"1n-seir
Diego before going lo bed. 'lbe piping lll·
Ue voice, uys: '1Dear God, tab care of
my daddy and all the olller men, and
ll'ing them home 100D. Love and peace.::, ·
SEC Files Complaint
An.ANTA, Ga. (AP) -The Securities
and Exchange Commission bu flied a
complaint la U.S. District Court bere
against Koscot Interplanetary Inc., and
Glenn W. Turner of Orlando, Fla., seek·
ing to eojoin the cosmetics coinpany
from 0 future violations" of federal
securities regulations.
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E7&-14 7.oon&14 2for$7UO 2 for$60.86
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078-14 1.00/9.25-14 21or$79.80 a 1or '55.111
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llilNIQe 011...aetta. Why uttle for le•?
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McGoyern Claims
;N~on's Hiding ·
Kissinger Meets Tw~ Reds
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Eu11 Winner .o
6% terest
Jack Hendrlcltson, 55,
is the people's choice
in Tombs!One, Ariz. He
not only· w.in I h Is
week's primary e Ie .,.
lion foP-mayol'-On-the-
Democratlc party, but
also captured the Re-
publican nomination
tt,•ough write-In bal·
lots. Hendtlckson ·a1ao
disclosed his campaign
f u n d s, declaring he
spent $80. 31) 16 Free eryices!
Black VD
Experiment
May End
McGOVERN said a White
HOUie review board to advise
lhe president end m-r
public oplnion ·against ·"a-
cesslve price and wage ln-alifornia
W'ASllINGTON_ (UPI) -A ct.•-•" should be eslabllsh-government advl!ory panel ed ~·
says tt may as!< Ibo Public The . candldale said In llil Health Se1'1ice to abandon.ex-• speecH lliar w -n a er ·a 1
perlments lrivolvlng bJ1ck men ·.government's· effort to hold suffe~~ng from u n t r e a t e d down wages and prices under
syphilis. . . . his plan wou1d center on the
The sunr1vmg participants "firms markets and wage of lhe study begun In 1932 In ...,ira<is which contribule the
the Tuskegee, Ala., area would mosl to inllallon ,. be 80 to 90 ytarS old now. · · , paneJ chairman Broad u 1 Wblle lt wu N lzon 1
N1tbaniel Butler said. ocooomlc Polld .. under-altack
Butler, president of DtJ1aJd by M~ern today; II WU lhe
University In New Ori...., Prealdenl a CllDPllilJl style
said lhe panel believed there that baa coallnually drawn
coold be vuy Utile beDelll In crlticlsm In recenl days.
continuing lhe tirolecl and ii "! 1<r.ow be'• hk!itta." ,lhe
could be -to que&-Democrallc pruidentlal can. lion the men now about tbtir dldate aald '11wndl)'. "He'•
roles In the ~II. afraid of people. lie'• afrl!d to
But Buller said tliert WM I tab bis Clfll • -lhe
poulbillly lhal ~ of pub1le 'platform. llli'• afnld lo
lhe dlJea!ed men mlgllt be ·Co on leleV!aion In · joint •J>
considered for compemallan.· pell'IDCOlt" -
'Democrat-OverkllJ'
Dok Says Bugging
Indictments Near
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
&publican Nallonal aiaJrman
Robert Dole tocUy prediclod
Indictments early nut weel:
by a federal grand jury ln-
vesUgatlng !hi! br<ak·ln of
Democratic headquarters.
Bui Dole s I I d the
Dam Bill
Approved
llemocrallc porly WU "trying to mUo an IAue oul of really
DOibin&" by lnjoclln( the ii>
cident Into the presldenllal
campaian.
Dale said five meo llCalled
of carrytnc oul •the . brul<-ln
and . alleged bllggjng-of lhe
Democrallc olllie. """' lie. cused of 11vfry 1 e·.r to 111
crtmu." He Ard thole ' In-·
wind "ahould ' be prpo,
e<111ed. • Ha did not ghe lite'
"'""'" of his predictiaol of ID-
dictmenll early DUI -•
. Bui the Kansas senator ialcl
Domocrala were guilty of
0 overkill' lit -"'"" to mate WASlllNGTON (UPI) "'"'"
Pr .. ldent Nilon hit reluc. the case a tey camoalln lsllre. lnalsling no one ID t!fe
lantly signed Into llw a bill top ecllelo111 of the GOP wer.
which rtquires the secretary lnvolV«l ·In plotting or flnan-
of the Army, lhroulh Ibo cln• lhe buralary, Dole said.
•1if I could give t ti e
Corps of J!nglnem, to lllarl Democrall some advice, I'd
safety lnspocllolll of dams llY they're trying to mate an
lhrougboul U.. Utllled Stites. 11sU* out of na11y nothing."
He asld lbe bW ..... marred Dole WU inelrvlewed on the
becau1e it ·wa• enacled-huU. NBC-TV Today Show.
ly, because the COii of Ibo pro. Tiie Incident broke June 17
gram may run as bfgb u flllll when five men, reporledly mU~ and becau11 such aaf.. armed with bugglrlg and
1y Is basically a respon.olbilllY pholotlrapbic equlpmen~ were
oftbeetatu. arresfed 'tnlide the
Under the lqlalallon, Ibo lllmocraUc llllices In lhe
Arrrry -.,.Y muot rtp0rl philb W1terpte botel•parl·
to congr .. 1 OD hl1 -on men! corn plea along I h I
or belare July I, 11'/t. . Potomac Rlftf.
Play,boy Row
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pool, propert;v improvement
'and mobile home loons.
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Anaheim Office:
600 N. EIJclld Avenue
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Orange Office:
4050 MtlrepOlilan Drive
In City Center
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·.Doubters
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• ' It· will take years, It seems, . before state offlctals
finally get to work using $100,000 m federal grant .funds
• to study POSS!bllities of moving the Santa Fe ~ad
from ita SOuth Coast shoreline route.
And It seems that the longer the delays in finding a way to use the funds, the larger the douhu about tho
whole ld<!a.
· · Tbe-.rgumenu for doing something with the Santa
Fe· tbrough Capis6ano Beach and San Clemente are
1 .abundant
· Of most concern is the ever-present safety problem . to thousands of beacbgoers who must cross the tracka
to reach the ocean.
Noise, erlhetics and the occupancy ot prime coastal
land by a railway are other secondary arguments.
Ye~ the doubters have their points as well.
Wbat would happen to the old route if the tracka
disappeared• .
Where would the South Coast he if rapid tranS1t in·
deed became reality in future years and right of way
for tracks were long gone from the people who would
benefit? .
Where would the new tracks go?
Who would pay for the e.ntire packagey .
The answers, it seems, mtght be worth $100,000 ID
federal planning funds which will be administer¢ by
the State Department of Parks and Recreation ••
Proponents of moving the. tracks, among them. dty
councilmen in San Clemente, insJSt that the old right ..
of-way would be zoned '4recreational open space."
That still wOUld allow roads and parktog lots on
miles of beachfront -in some cases this coUld result in
projects as degrading as exploitative commerdal build·
ings.Mission Viejo citizens undoubt~y would rebel at
•
Have oints
plans to Install a new nllway route through their pta.
ned community.
Now that the momentum bu' ilowed In the re-
localloll idea, theae doubla are being evaluated JUlllti.
Cally. ' • '
And many obtenteri seriously doubt thaL the pro-•
ject ever could be brought· off.
Look north to San Frandsco, whara a new transit
system opened this wed:, then answer for )'Ollrsel!:
· Is the' age of moving a populatioo by nil nal1y
dead in Callfornllt
No Money for Parks
After more than 10 · years or dtyhood, San Juan
Capistrano still does not have any public parb, a situ-
ation-which, as II should, has· caused much concern
among officials and residents.
The problem of providing gutdoor publlc areas 15
not being ignored, but officials have been unable to take
• definitive action because of public res!Bta0ce._
The mai,.,roblem )las been Dfoney. The .. dty, be-cause of a law passed se-veral years ago, now owns 14
aaes or land donated 'l1'i .developers for-parka. But it
ls ex!>Ocl.ed lb ~ ~.000 per·aci:e to develop and land<
scape tbls property as public P"{ks,
The double defeat or· the parks tax measure In two
elections has made It clear that. voters don't want to
pay for such development· wilh,~gher taxes, so the city
must find a way or. providing "II'. parks wilhln piesent
-.fiscal boundaries. · · , ·
A part or the • unp;ecedenfed $250,000 111!?PIUS
reflected In this year'S'budget~d help make the first
step toward a parks system for the young dty.
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s THE cglORY 80YS
B"'a1t ()u¢_rook 'tor Bhrek Panthe:11. , A Re~urrent New Alignme_nt Is
Tough. Time :.for Fug1t1ye~_ Fal~ About , • . · ·. ,
----· • ---· 4 .. WASHING TON -That pack of Black
Panther fugitive criminals holed. up in
Algeria -sonorously posing as the
International Section of the Black
Panther Party -Is having a tough time
findlng another cozy sanctuary.
·-~.
~ . · leaders, Cleaver and Newton have beeii"" ROBERT S.AJJ.EN venomously feuding for several years.
_ OBVIOUSLY, Angela doesn't mnslder To tbe Editor:
They are being blunUy cold-shouldered
~ by Uhya andJiwnea._ -
' Although both countries c a 1 t
she is not acting as einisaafy for the
other Black Panther fugitives · who are
wanted on charges ranging from murder
to skyjacking.
Cleaver to .be tbe right kind of Black
Panther. Ht may protea to be a "revolu-
tionary," but apparenlJl ls not her lj'Pe.
Every P8!1lWJ>ole1tupJil Algeria bas
a criminal HC9fd. FQJ!owlng are ex·
amplea:
~YDNEY J.H~~ The day of the environmental impact
statement is here. The state-mandated
requirement h!ui!!t the sJll!l!igbl on proj-
ects wlilcb in formet yM th-,-e PUJ>llc In the Let-ten: to the Edi~· coltpnn first teamed about when bulldozers came
recently, I saw the suggettion by a rumbling down the street: Decisions hav·
reader that ~ TV Westerns 'should 'ilig vut consequences for the community
employ "tnle--blooded American Indians" at l~e often were made on a staff le"".el
to portray tbe lndhms in tbe' plays. wlth Input! only from ~roperty owner.s
MAILBOX
------'.~benulelves-u.revolution8l'f!Land-make a
big show of extend·
Ing hospitality to
'militants and ._diasl·
den~ '1!! !lie_ j'Ull,
their authoritarian
rulers are empbatl·
cally evincing no ·de-
sire to have any part
of the Panthers who
have wom out their
welcome in •'Tevofutionary" Algeria.
That's the Inside re'!"'• Kathleen
Cleaver, wife of Eldridge Cleaver, b in
the U.S. trying to make a deal for hls
return to California without going to jail
u a parole v]olator. •
SO FAR SHE.has made no headway.
Authorities are firmly insisting that
Cleaver, onetime Panther minister of in-
formation who • orgailir.ed the Intern•
tional Section as a grandiose pose after
fleeing to Algeria, mu.st go back to jail to
serve out hb time for aisault wilh intent
to commit murder, .
Slgnlflcant\y, !,!rs. Cleaver I! con-
cerning herself only with the affain of
her bail-jumping husband. Apparently
Evidently Cleaver, the· self-designated
head o( the International Section, is let-
ting the other Panther members take
_care of themselves;' .
With "revolutionary" Libya a n d
Guinea slamming the door, their ouUook
is bleak. If Ibey remain. in Algeria, they
will be subj~ tQ. increasingly onero.us
restrictions;1 ..none of the Commurust
countries wD;I have thern: and they face.
certaln imprlsOnment if they return to
the U.S.
WHAT HAPPENS next remains to be
seen.
Cleaver has written Angela Davia, now
touring Russia as a distinguished Marxist
revolutionary, asking her to go to· bat for
~ as a long'"5uffering "political
prisoner,"
Cleaver wants Angela to use her ln-
nuenCe to umobllize world support" for
his "right'' to return to the U.S. to stand
trial without having to go to jail.
Although the darling of the Panthers In
the U.S., Angela has jgnored Cleaver -
who ls at violent odds Mth Huey Newton,
. . Donald Lee Cox, charged with Jl!urder;
·Nathaniel Jerome B~ allo known as
Sekou Qd!i!ga, waDted for ~tempted
mUider;''taiTjNell Mac( Chaiied with
conspiracy lo commit anon and murder;
l\llcbael Tabor Wlnl<d for tbe same of·
lenses.
. The Algerian IOVOf"'l!enl says it Is still.
deliberallnf what· ~ clo ·•bout Ille two •
11f011P1 of Pinlher skyjackers In their
custody. The fU mlllloa they utmted
from U.S. alrlln .. has been returned, but
Mminally still pending is this country's
requ.,t for their utradllk>n lo lland)>nll,
ecutlon. ·
Tbe -rea~r-. lalRcf .. "lhsr1v-and ltbe city .department l\e8ds respons1·
Weste 11=• to (ta1 Indians b1e ~or furnishing the services. These
who -~ BUCh. • decisions, drafted ,in t~ fonn of resolu-
rol ,. .. _ . UOJ\s, were then adopted rou~ly by the · es more au~ ·1v --~• witbo t ••-~---· · tlcalJy" tbaD white. ~·'( '~ u lWMO~IO~. I
mea Wearll!f hrin!n, . THUS WAS THI! precise roµte for the:
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Letters from readers are wercome.
Normally writers should conveu their
me&sages in 300 words or less. 1'M
right to condeme letters to fit space
or etimtnate Jibel-U--reserved. All
tetters muii· incltlde rignature and
mailing ®dress, but names ~-be
withhefd . on reqile.st if sufficient
reason is ap~nt. Poefry wfll ttot be
published.
paint.' · .r J -pt6Posed Alta Laguna extension adopted
'Ibis la a recur-in 1970. "The alignment," states a nota-county officials, feel their 'tnterests will be
rent fallicy about lio1r·tn ·the correspondence file, ••fo}lowS faiFJy considered' when .Mr. Butterfield the nature of acting the general configuration proposecl~bY f larg and it b surpri.1 .. ! William. P,,ereira a.I the,. Feb. ru.ary l.0~97.o blatantly defends the interests o e """" doub tJl his landowners? In regard to Canada Foot~ how many ~p1e ~ ' meeting. No t 4> tie m WI .. • hills Butterfield said, "I think we are be-
lieve It. But, in truth. · l?1aster Plan for Moulton: . tng ·patently unfair to these landowners
RECENTLY, Ille skyjackeni have. not_ all .. ctlng I! lmltatloi!, and~ notblng to · l '1'1¥< route sbowl>. oo the reliel map .81 tbat have been paying high taxes on this
been seen around Ille Panther comptjmd do with tbe biclqrvund of tbe ador. I~ elilrance to ~ty hall dilfers ~·; to keep telling them next year • , • "
outside of Algiers. Exactly what ~ _ D' WE DIRE the teal · IndJans fo~ ~dgelin!trou~e, ~OO ;::'11t in 1!,':~.. Whal of the taxes ~le in the El 1:oro
means ls unknown. · Weitelu, should we hire a real Venetian rltor;: The new rouh! -"Route 2" -put area must pay . for ~sed . ~ces
With tbe ~-1overnment jew for tbe role Of Shylock, a ·reaJ proo.. oo public display for1tbe lint time at last once the population begms soaring. And
making . multi-billlon-clollar oil and gu tltute for the role of SadleTbompoon In ¥onilay's pl8nning commission study . what of tb~ people m th1S community,
deals wilh U.S. corporaUolll, ·It ~11 "RaJn," real murderers for the Parts of session, in contras.t is 80 µnnatural align-who have diligen~ly supptirted and work·
wants to get rid of the Panther lkf .. , Macbeth and Lady Macbeth? meat featuring massive cuts and fDl. ed for a 1'e'.3poDS1ble gen~ plan for 14.
jackers in one way or anolber. How· · . _r_ ·• ~oaths without any a s_s_u ran c.e
lhat'sbelngdolleremalnt lobeaeen.: .\dlnr1rt. I of-Is ··~~~;whleh.captum ·tbe TO JUDGE A ·PROJECT, a Citizen .' w1iilii>ever that the commission will
IP • ui.;~ person, and the needs to see how it will appear m his make a decision this year? Mr. But-
Search for New Students
modem Alneryca.n. Indlan may be as far ~ living tWViromneiit! ~t ~3.11 ~P~ terfield 's sense of fair play obviously ~ fiim t.Jte.splrit of Sitting Bull~ when thfS ls not done, is seen m the 11e'w doeii· not extend that far: The com-~· ~~15bunter lschfromthlngDaniel county library. The toy·like scale model mlislon's · priorities, frankly, have ~~bl''tbe ~ SU in U: stood alone on a tablt,' out of co'hteXt bec:Qme patently clear to us. re r, or any o witf adjacent structures or OPff1 ~ces. .
By JERRY '<iOLDBERG
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SACRAMENTO -The two major
publicly·supp0rted university systems in
Cllifornia are· tooling up for a pair of
massive and expensive propaganda ef-
forts to obtaiii new students. The current
drop in potential students· means the
higher education people have to find a
way to boost the student population or
theY might have to close the institutional
doors or at least. drop some fancy trap-
pings.
Worse yet; a major effort of these ex·
pansion drives is aimed at proCUring
students from out of state and even out
of the coontry at a time when borne
grown CSli!~rnla atudenls C!Pl"t ·~even
make it into the parking lot at . UCLA
with Its expensive academic .fixtures ·
dangling alOJli for miles into the hills ·of Westwood. . .
'rllE OVERBURDENED tupa7ing
public bas to ·pay dear\y for ,~ ....
ORA.NOi COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robt rt N. W «4, Pdblbhtr
Thom .. Ketvi4 Editor
Albtrt W. Bates
Editorial Page Editor
pensive competilive programs which
have little grounds for sUpPort oullide
the ego satbfactlon brought to some ad-
ministrator coming up Mtb a blgb box
score like some Fuller Brush salesman
who has maintained a high sales average
during one pay period or another.
Currently the state college and
university administration is gleefully
going over plans for a super new ado
ministration building in ·Umg Beach onJy
a stone's throw from the Queen Mary.
It's probably better than the expensive
suite of offices it has been leasing on
Wilshire Boulevard ln Los Angeles the
past several years, but before it's over
~ the cost of the new structure. ma7 be
even more ~n the Queen.
Administrators have some distaste for
locating state governing body offices Oil a
campus in some old building no Jonger
adequate for classroom activiUes.
TIIE BUILDING program does not
stop with tb-3 new admlnistraUve
bulldings. There Is a constant drive by all
the campuses -no matter how la!Jeilnr
the enrollment -or quality of educailon
....... to obtain more buildings, department
beads and very expensive equipment in
order to co:npete wlth one's learned col ..
leagues at Yale, Dartmouth or Slippery
Rock.
For many years the Legislature Jiu
questioned the wisdom of continuing the
wJveni!ty Board of Regents wltll Its
power to complelely Ignore t h e
Legl!lature and its equally unpopular
babll or holding Us mo,. difficult
The <dtto..tal ""'' ot the n.nr meetings behin~ closed doors. Pilot .eeks to Inform and sOmu•··c.-.,i--...,. • late !'Cldcn by Prewll:Tiiflfir. ~ · IBE-sitllbD Ol!I' ~composition of
11ewspaper'I: opinions 11.nd com-. educatlonal bodies ·from the eltmentary-
rnentary on topJcs of lnt"i'elt and-aecorrlA-, t h r 0 u g h the more •lirnlDcance, bY provkilng a forum mu-1
art. I :·'-~· : A 1llril'$<ye; ~lew,,a~ed .,.; lhe'. ,. WE ARE GRATEFUL,\to Supervisor
r dlrecled from Ille popuJ tiae . -. . l!"peii. Bui peopl~ caniiot ,.... .. Jo bird's-Caspers for appomtlng a <apable, honest ions of LGo Angel San ,.,._ •and . 1BB MOii!' llEl\IORABJ,E LlpcoJ::l :eye v~wi· tJiey aren'I b~ Tlfey relate · · and'llnowledgeable man, Ron Yeo, to the centen es, --eo (IW' time bas 1*I) portrayed by a . _ 4t6 buma11 '!Clle Ind bu.man experience. . plamfing commission. He:iis a credit to
San Francisco. . :· clW>, ~ Musey. The most sliod:' ·Ho>r-tbe' library iwill toilli',., tliej'. walk · us.~-The important decilioru! the 'com-
The real soluU111 wculd be ICIDt oor1 of .. lltc -'""" outer space ha.• been along GleMeyre _ ·an overpowering miallon " catled upo" to make dtmand a elected body for tbe state Board o(' ,lnlerpretOd bJ-llorls •Karlolf, a qui~ and )lock wnil _ aloog Lag\11>3 Avenue_ 8 cerlaln d0gree of experiiU and
EducaUoo and a super· Board of Hlfber ~. -Briton who culUvated mi~y of uorelated Wins. . detachment, and II is not at all appa?<nl ·
EducaUon also with elected memben. ltr fOMh~. Alid H~ H~!es, who is as r ·-J ~ 't~ some of the other· present eom-
ls certain· tbe needs of tbe publlc micbl Americlil· U'bad appte pee, made an ad-rNOT UNTIL '1JIIS building began ·to mifSliiners are sufiicienity prep.red for
receive more careful conslderatkin ii~ t mlrable Queell Vldoria. ·take form in the ~ter ·of town, ooe eDj!, .. tfljjl,difficult role. ·
members knew they bad to ans_ lo lhe SUdl a list could be extended almost heisted up ·I<>. ~le a .J18rking : We feet it to be in the public interest
voter on occasion. · 4 , lndefinltely. In fact, an argument could prage,-(t~us P1ti_1essly ·eiposmg 1~ basic for each supervisor to make known im-
CURRENTLY TDK ""b!J 4i41ed , Ile l)vm that real lndlaDs would make mcongrulties) did tbe commuruty see mediately the qualifications of his ap-
such -er." .. the· worst poulble ~ Jndlans, ju.ol as what tt had asked, for._ poiiitee to '!lie plannin~·cooµnission by campu~ as Cal, Late ~u.-..~ t real gangsters could not cancelvab 11Ive Tbe same public dismay t:an be ex· answering the following .. questions about Unlven1ty, San Dl<l!O State Uw.•a.,ly, 111 tbe euentlal d>aractertstlcs of their peeled from the proposed Alta ~guna biJJ!· ·' · •
San JOle State Unlvenilty and UQA 10 ealllng. as ch!lllqlf u Humphrey Bogart lloute .2. ".eople will .. 1!< dll!"blounded to I . : Whal professional and/or college to a ireat deal of ln>uble to avald lllllng or James~· ; • . -this ditch ol '.a rosd.-Wlth lit roller-. ·training does b~ have? aome of Ille more tl1'Jllll <Otilmunlty ~ster configuration -descending from 2 "~"t . •L J "
needs. The leadenhlp alto &et quite · IN FURTllER proof of Ibis, when a 961).(QOt elevat1ntt at the Top of the _(, '"'"! " ~ ma or'. pteseot pro-
upset When the commtmlty dara queo-Hollywood hat made Ille mls!ale of hi1" World to 750 feet ';i Bluet :rd Oanyop ~d re..,onal; or business affiliation or oe>
ti111 aD1 part of their adlvitlea; · pnillDe pr1te fl&hle lo pl up 19 850 feet al Arch Beacli Heights, • cu~. . . . . • . l>erbapo a new 1Grm <f a<ademlo Li.;. in fllml"' Ille" niult t!~ · with two 9IJO.f0ot radlui. curves in I 3-. I Is h,-~resent JlO!il<on,vis·!"VIS
-11 needed<Wblcll -it ~-' . -alWl)'a -0 llueo. between. · ' larnl nwn~~h1p .lit ~soclJlllon With lilbd
ble for the Community to dedde lull The ~ "' ~ 11 that the fake . Then it will be too late. · '• I deve)Opment qiterpnses?
·what kind ol an .... tlemlc _.am 11. often _,,. lllOl'Lrufthan the real _ JflLDRED B .. HANNUM ~ LOJ!µL LOJro
wanta. Too often the atabllshot of learn-all ~-II lrllfldal ._....,_, r I ' · . Presldml
Ing PfDll'lllll for • 'C!Ol!lftltml11 hai not :.f ~;~-.,. .. --tW Cann• FootltUll • Soul\' Loguna Civic ~•lj9n
stayed In • communll1 kmr• enouch to. u the lndlau Iii TV "elle"" ore un-f' '
evaluate 1t1i·needa. , c:onvincinc, JI 11 ...i -""1 ~, To tbe Editor: ~ •· .0~11roeetul .Belunilo,O
Dear 1' Gloomy
Gus
~ hut -OieY. ore bad ao-We are dlsmayld at the lrretpOnslblllty To 'tbe Editor· •
ton wllo could not A1 ''.Bowl" ID arr! of Ille Orange County Pl•lll)lni Com-• J'Mluld Uk~ to see Vlnc:e'Mallie... tllld
1......,. and mab ,.,btlleft ~ , . mlasl111 In recently ~~provJnc • plaa lor WaYrie Collet, , 1'bo leJ>iW1'd Ille
• er.esilve development In the Cllned11, Unfted·Sta\es of America at Iha Olymfle Qu •.-... Foothllls. 'l1ill -., by inlerenc~, G-Ip GCll'Dllny,. pulilsbed by...,. Ou:;n llrlt• a blow al fll l'OUPI In Orange f0oll ?1egro ciU.... for tl>elr dlsgtactf\JI
• . Oltmty that are IJ&hllng hanMo pt re-= fn not ~· °"' llar md
Q!lior W. W•h ... lnh.*, 11.S. ==---~~ ::i"ha~ na~Jden:~~ t '~ cbU
• Olllioel "-4 'E' ":!~ 19:!;,ii -11venthlsldndOfllqranUypollUcaldeci-~M '!'~ed . .O ":....-.. Nqr*
S.. rnrln1 .,.... _ _, -'• ol mi~ 111111 fair Iman before llllJri·• ner1.ct ~ti~ ---~il'-·-,..;;:11 !bot the '-•~..., tMa cmunlulonT Wtthoat ,...,..i fodbe , ··rr. . . , , . · liiilOili!!pl I In m rnw A MhJ 119 r.'Ef'TOro a-nJ PIOJi. fllD/ri>l lbe -• WIY CAN'T T8Y NpM ~ ·Cl'{. COUid ~ .,. nmntnc I ," ---•L •t )Ila)' .. to11Li18'* for• Coin....-.V atrll11lllOlllal .Jin.--~ kolini 'dtlietui !lltll at'f .....
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ror tl)c e,.,...utOn ol ·our ...,,.,,.,. sophisticated bod!., of hlgber learning
aPintons. and bf ~Ung tM have dJKovered every l\ICCellful dodge
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"' -·· ... ......, ..,.._. atalf lhll CllUtUlllalon illlW!ower ""'~ 'II_._ r.uow 1 Just uae the • , · has ~ "' ttec! 11\e C0\11117 to a • =t!Rn. II tbey. Wiiii to npr-t
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this year ocbetluled most of IIs meetlnp
· Frlday,,Seplerr!ber 15, 1972 In Sacramento In order to avoid the
tarrer crowdl aod more pointed q-
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• $328 Million -·
_Pacific Telephone .
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Saturday last day ~or
men's sport shlrt sale. ·
15% off every style.
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SAN' FRANCISCO CAP) !... "We flod 'ourR!vea In the
l'acilic. Telephone 11)'1 11 II mOSI critical , e a r n I n g s
asking the Slate Pub 11 c emergency P~Telepllo!ie
lerlm rate 1ncr<ue ot $IOI> -.tog.the would Ille ·:." __ ...;;;.. ___ ..J
IDillloo aMually and a: fF,the -~· : "
wmaoent Increase of #15 ; . , . .
:~:~:: -. • total of ma $.700 ·OOO in Bonds
· If granted, ·the lncreaseo ' . ' ' ' · · \
Save on all oursport shirts regularly $5 and ovei. 15%off
every popular style In stock .•• includ ing casual bicycle
kn its. elegant brushed prints, neat embroidery trtrM.
pullons. button-ups, long or short sleeve styles. Come
pick your favorites and pick up the savings. Charge ttl
. <;omediau G-roucho
. Marx, 81._ 'Is 'tuil!g · t '
two-week ~ at. Cen·
tqry City-Hospl.al for ·
exhaustion ~awed \ by
lack. of sleep since. Ille
killing of U Israeli ath·
letes in ?tjunich. Sources
close to Mani said the
tragedy was a great
shock and he couldn't
sleep since it happened. ,
Miss -Davis . . ' . . .
UCLA Post
Studied?
::=-:~~=1 .Bil~ed From Widow ·
base i;ate: of $4:.llO per month io:, . , " t. • • 1' ~·
$.l.7o and later to $6.50 per : SAN , 'FllANCISCO (AP) ·negotiable and nonnegotiable
month. . :.... Two ~ini as-Dank of· ., bonds, autbo?Wes say. ··
A busmess phone "'.ould go flclala bavt' bl)ltd, _,. elilerly Police sa1a Thursday that
from .16per-monthto17.65 and "'.idow-oul9( nearly $700,000 In .' ,. an lfl·yeaN>ld . later to $9.2$. . • • r:-we woman, .
1 ·~·Present 4.5 ce.nt , , :: '\ . i ... ,reB:ldent ~f.:Pte· ,~usl~
me!sage unit cliarge Mio~ J · . £.'· ~ Pacific Heights area, was call-
rlSe to ·l .t oents and later .to il · u~µ ""Of Olla ed Wednesday afternoon by ,a
flat 6 cents. 'I .. , » .,'c. roan.1dent~yli>g blmself as L\.
The present $2.2' charge for 'I' _ ·Ra· · Edwai;m of ~ S<!cllrlty.
limlled ,.Sldenlial phon-.i.,awyet ps The man said the bank aervice Of !IO calls would go ~-. . . --susi>ected _ .... )!light be
~. 70 and then to $3 per month.' p · . . · taking , vaJuaDles !tom the
The increases are "the only; rosecutor woman, s safe deposit box and
means iJY which we can corh' · • . asked 1f she ~Id go to the
tinue satisfactory service in. FAIRFIELD· ~UPI) ....: With bank, a W~ Fargo branch,
Calil · " 'd E " · . • · · and take the ~t.nts of tile . onua, . sa1 xecu ... ve a growingly Impatient. judge ' box home, police said.
Vice President Gordon L. lookini on the attorney for Th box contained $80.000 tn ·Hough • , e
The 'proposed increases ex4 mass. mui:cier s~ Juan ~ !1egotiable bonds and ~.000 .
LOS ANGELES · (AP) ceeci by $!65 million the $IS3 Corona has sharpened his m _nonnegotiable bonds, pollce
Quoting campus sources, the mill' el nd the S rh t I bar · · th said
od . ion r u t a t e e or c, c gmg e pros-"Ed, wanls" told the woman, Los Angeles Times said t ay Su Court that discussions are.under way preme . . in J u 0 e ecutor had no intention of widow of a grocery store ex·
for the rehiring of black mili· ordered Pacific Tel~pbone to seeking an impartial jury. · · eculi,.e, that• a bank examiner
tant Angela Davis as a make to its subscribers. At Attorney Richard H a· w k named "Mr. Mason". would
Phi.losophy instructor at the that time the court rolled the --"" .-...· " · review the -contents with her phone service ra,te back to the sna~, uw~lll&. ~ n m-at her borne before taking Uniyersity, of California at Los 1~-level· and said increases_ terru~ q~ ~1strict Atton:aey them ·back to the bank. A~e~per said confusiOri··~x-which .the PUC had a~pro~i:d' d. Dave TeJa s questioning of , The men provided a taxicab
fsts over •.whether University were illegal because P8;cif1c. a prospective juror Thursday: . to take the woman from her
of.California regents ' or-Um. Telephone ha~·a,disap-~t's a lou..")' statenient. ·apartment to··tha. bank and
pus officlals have the author-P(O~ ~ ci!: .Pu it a: t J 0 n Ev~ryone here knows that he · back again. ·'•Mt. Mason" ar-
to offer Miss' Davis ta new ae-lD4'.-8 Ause ts Jil"ll'ent (Teja) tsn'it looking for 8 fair rlved-on schedule, to o' k lty '·J>Her '"'·· oa~·a --c om p a n y , m e r 1 c a n ~ · etything-fro-•1..-_ safe ._ .w ~ •.Ml-.._.._.., T I ho · h d bet ·· it!-· impartial ·jury-in-tlitS case " ·· ev . .... -"~ UCLA ~n~llor·CbarJ~s.E. e ep ne, 8 n paY.~ Teja was uking 2 would-be d~posit '_box ' and vanished, .
Y?ung will raise the question ;.!';J! YJ~ prlsubsuliu:;,. Jura<· whether be felt both police said. , ·
with regents, possibly nert ec U:· ~ t sides wanted an · "ob'ective The woman wmted several
week in San f'ranc~, the were out of WH: with in-fair" ju . when Ha~k m: hours fof word from the bank ,.
Times said. . . dependent comparues. terrupted ry lits reinarks and that she . could pick up her ~oung and other univers!b': r was quickly overruled by bo~, then. called .the badk
off1cl.als ~ld not be reacbed y Superior C.Ourt Judge Richard manager at ho!11~ to learn she f~ immediate comment Jiil A€TOR...S. COTT Patton. had been the yicUm ~! 11_ hoax,
tfie ~tory · • Earlier, PaUon w a r n e d police saf4. -.
Miss DaVIS. a .18-year-old T ~KE'C' VOWS Corona's, attorney to Qilit bis;l,,.i;======..,I Communist, was fired m 1970 n O 1 ' co ntenipiuous beiiavior"
by the board of regents for alter Hawk said Teja "ought EXPElllNCED· lll'AIL
appoiobneot. SANT' MONICA (UPI) to . sh t his t'" I u . u· ERY CLERK ed. as inflammatory. She was ~ u . mou i: 0 owmg B late< charged witll.conspirac -Academy Award-win-.the ac~e between the~~ . ~ . ..
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Save15%t>n
Penn-Prest
·'mancut'
kn.it jeans for men.
Sale 850
rd and kidna . 1 g actor G<iOige C. Scot! torneys. . ,.,.,....,, 40 ""'" --mu, er. Pm .was ·married to actresi • "lwon'lhaveao_at~~ ..... , ,. .. Rea:9.jl8.-ThetrimWesternflare
Cslilorn11 courthbuse shootout Trish van Ile Vere Thurs-telling .. thir ttoroe . '"• Uni• "411!0 ''-' -It.. Jqo)ygµ V!~.n) In. t~r'!lc91111orta· which claimed four lives: She · ... in llrief ~-:;..iJ...~ in ano a. Y m ...... ' • ,., -· b••e· more full• cut •"''es. Choose was acquitled lo June, aflel a ,..y 11 ~ ... .,='""' · ·~ ~·shut Illa moutlf{' • Qll fW ii;,.lo-. ' ' ' ''' lengthy trial · SUpertor """"· the Judge sai!f sharply ... .£-.: . .. · ~ . ,. . fll IOI\ solif,ln double knit po·
• : Itwas,thefOllrlhinar; ~·'l:riu. .. ,t"u 'contem~, , IO.lt<:YI. IW_QM:$0 .,..,1 ·:)·i,ri: .i\!'1.\1'!8 'r~lnd~ub/' ',.
riage for ,!lie tt~eot-ola. ~ylof, l>Jr.' llA"lk.· ~fl ; ,.1 ,I , . . ""'· • k poly•• er/raron .... or take
Authon.ti .• es~ seott and,,ilie -for ·~'lh'lv••11Y1•0!'•!'oflt." •.. • .. 4".J.4Uf ·.. 'YP<1rplck .. 0~1nex.cltingcollec·
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T~ Haul Out . , !'faY, •19'/1. ' ~~iii::;~~I wupknits.
Crashed Jet . . '
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Investigators hope to find .out
why a Trans World AlrUnt
j etliner skidded •.off a cargo , runway into San Frailcisco
Bay' wboJt they attempted. tO
hoist th.-$6 mlllion11Iane"t<f
day from ten feel of mud and'
water. ·
Salvage work began· Thurs-
day, following the Wedneaday
night ' ricci\leli~ but federal
safety investigators say the
plaile Will'. not be ljfted to
·shore until today or Saturday.
The three crewmen who
'were taking a load ol mail,
let)uce, slrawberr_l.el • , a n other cargo to the . ...., Coast eocaped.injury'in'ihe olicldent
and were quizzed: estensl.vely
by investigators ·seeking the
cause o( the mishap.
Tbe.plane's.~ptain;)Richard
C. Bogatko, was'. foreed to
abort duripg takeoff, a TWA
spokesman said. Bo g a I k o
rep9rtedly told One ·in-
vestigator the plane wculd not
1 •·accelerate properly.· I The big plane came to rest
with its tail about 50 feel from
shore at the San Fl'Olldlco
international Airport, 1 t •
fu,.1aae broken· just in !root
of the wings. ,.,
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. IAIGAIN TAILE ; e DlllSS SHlllTS SS
e WASH SLACKS
Va ,PRICI
e ALL SUITS Va PRICI
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Otlcls t. End1,
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MANY "Y ARIETtES~VAllABLE SUCH" AS:·
*'PETuNIAS
*PANSIES
*BEGONIAS· tr · SNAflDRAGO~S ·* YINC'A" · ' I · * CALEDULAS
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*MARIGOLDS * ICILAND POPPY
*'STOCkS .
*PRIMROSES
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neck. Red, navy or gold. A super buy. Sizes S.
M·L. Pre-school sizes M·L, Reg. 4.50 S.le 313
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Sale 425.
Reg. $5 ~ryllc vest With full button front, two
tiny pocket.. Red. gold or navy. Sizes S.M·L.
Pre-,chool sizes M·L. Reg. $4 •••• Sale 3.40
Sale 340
Reg ' $4. Rlbb•d polyester sho'rt sleeved
sweater. Clingy atyle:In loads of heather com-
binations. Sizes 8-M-L Pre-school sizes M·L
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NEWP.ORT llACH e PASHIOH ISLAND STORE ONLY . ! • The values are here every<:i& •
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_ -'EjUITTINGTOl"f"CENTER;-unfin91on l?eaoh {7!4) 892-Il71.
•HARBOR CENTER, Costa Mesa (71<!+. &44-502 I (•Clo>ed Sundayj.
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WESTCUP'F MORTUARY
ARBUCKJd!'A !ION
lfl E. 17111 81.L~ M ... 11•-
• • BALTZ BERGERON
nJNERAL HOME
Conaa del Mar l1Ulll
Cootl -tll 1111 • BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
Ut Broodwly, Cootl M-
U Will • McCORMICK IAGUNA
BEACH MORTUARY
1'115 Lagoaa Cuy• RAL
UU4U • PACIFIC VIEW
MJ!MORIAL PAIU[ c.mec...,. _....,
Clllpal .
3101 Paclfle View DrlYi>
Frldt1, s,,,.-15, 1•72
L~ M. Bopl
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Not Much Bread
Eaten These Days
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Almost but not quite everybody bu four spinal verte-
brae al the tallend of lhe •pine. But occasionally some-
body turns up with five. Thia •natomlcal peculatlty occur•
DW't! often In women than Jn men. ·And numerous sclenU..
rte ftllow! believe, therefore, thlt the fema1e of the human
opeeitt bu not yet evolved u far u !be male from lhe
IUrry ancest<n wllh i.111.
A VEllAGE mon bertobouto puts awa
much bread today 11 be ate 30 yeara
ago. Why ii no myatery. He now can
afford more meat and pot.aloel, prt--
IOmal>ly. Still, I'd gueas !he delrlh
now of. homemade bread has much
to do wllh lbot. Sad, too.
QUERIES -Q. "Lel~hlnded m<n oulnumber left·
banded women, true?"
A. Quite right, about u percent of ID men .,. Jell
banded, only U per«nt of ID womeo.
Q. "WHAT'S 1ver11e pay for a good crosKOUDtry
, trvck driver?"
A. About $17,500.
Q. "IS the capitol of Missouri written St. Louil or Saint
Louis?"
A. Won't bite m that ooe, sir, Jertenon Clly I> lhe
copltol ti MislourL
Q. ''LET'S' 11e .jf you name the only person in A!fier·
lcao politico who bad fin lf10dmotliers.:'-
A.. Georr• llomllOy. .
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Q. "DO~ I. woma'n's hair ordinarJly grow faster
than a man's?"
A. Appreciably.
LOVE AND WAR -If the bu1band of an idealistic
,_ woman chua olher (lrl1, Iha! wile tends to blame
henelt. But 1be more aeumed older lady whose husband
11ray11 la Inclined rather to bllme lhe husband hlfuself.
That'• the obte:rvaUon of Cine matrimonial expert. Our
Love llld War mao conllrml tbe vlow. The older !be wit.,
be aayw, !be le11 apt she i.. to quutloo her own perform·
lllCI!. llaaaonlble.
· ROW ml.Q)' handbqa don your wife possess,.. si r?
Seven per married la.dy b Aid to be the national average
this ye~.
AcldrtlS mail to L. M, BOl/d, P. 0 . Box l 875, N•w-
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ORANGE COUNTY
·Action
Report
Delayed
SANTA ANA - A n:port on
lmplementatlon of a coun-
tywlde 11Affinnative Action
Plan" bu been put o!f by the
Orange County Board of
Supervisors until two weeks
after the board is Jnformed on
a report now being prepared
by lhe federal Fair Employ.
ment Practlcu Commission
on the county~s employment
pracUces.
William Hart, county
personnel director, w a s
directed on June 20 to report
to the board oo employment
practices and recommend llie
so-called Affirmative Actioi\
Plan.
Rick Morales, vice orerldent
of Adelante, a Mexican-
American group of county
employes, TueadQ c.i1ec1 for
0 acilon now." "Phimel has
a copy of our Affirmative Ac-
tioo Program and could report
now " he argued. The board voted 4-1, with
Superviaor Rooald Clspers of
Newport Beach .Qlssenllng, to
delay the report and recom·
mendations.
In a ·companion raction Tues-
day the board members turn-
ed down temporarily a request
of Adelante to d e d u c t
membership dues f o r the
organiution from p a 'i r o I I
checks of the group's 350
memben.
Morales said lhe group had
difficulty collecting !be II a
month dues.
John Sawyer. general
manager of the Or~ County
Employes Association said
such a procedure would create
"a serious-problem. We have
dozens of groups that want
such service now," he argued.
Mesan Facing
Molest Trial
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'Flexlltle llales Neetled' -
Ocean Ckanup Money Lacking
wllh obold and .-.n -., Jm1N ZAUA .. ..-, down lbe rood Ibo! "We've IOI to """'" 11P ~ yrJJr tr e a 1 m e •I
··---·.. ""Ollll lho ~-)In ~-:..::--~~ facllltffoal))'W17." A hlP lialo olllda1 ..,. Ibo jllla ca 'bi met for . u•-• aaJd. "We doo't want H•-Jlld lhe atale ohould Clllfonila will need to be flea..,..._ Ulat are not ..,.. ·-..-J '""· develoP .....,noble atandmlo Ible In ..,,,....... ..., ocean lrollable .. such • tbe qulDty to be In !be pooit!Oo w -·I •· lhe first ·•-, a• d
----·-the lhe lndua1ry that the. slln-w " r-clilCharp--it of wafa' .. ,.,.., -n -~-~,.,.~, bo~rt:!:l~H~ed~la~ftt~,:..!but~to~_::tbeo:::_.:aUc=:k:::to::u•:"":·=== IACb adequate llnanc:lng for board would c e r I a I • I y "..,..
more lteatlneot plant1. recomlder lhe (atandardl) ln1 -;:::::::::::::=:;;;;.;. _______ -:~-· w w Mama cbaJtman ol ~ ........ •
the · atite wit:. ResourceS Couoty tlflclall ln>medl1tely
Control Board, told 111!-ectc!rs <0111plalned lbat lbe -
of the Joint or1111e County should not have pused 11"'1'-
SanltaUon Distrlcll Wednee-ants It didn't lnleod to ..,.
day "We fully expect" force.
dlJchargers to apply Io r ''Tl{EllE ARE 1 o.m e
waivers on !be new u,;; dlstrldl who'll only go ball·
qulrements "bocauoe way and hope· It will be 1c-
1lmp!.y Ian' enough public ceptable," said Finnell. ''BUt
money" to eo a('OUDd. not Ulil one. ll lt'• the law,
ROBERT F. Finnell ,
chairman of tbe joint, county
dlalricta, immedlaltly uld he
lhinU it wllJ OOW bo possible
to sorop the joint clia1rlcll!'
•105 million construction plan
In favor i>I one COiiing only $41
million.
Adams added, 01~ .,..e 1ind
we 'l1 meet ll 0
Finnell sald !he diltrt<t
woold have to apend up to
!300,!x» just preparing oludleo.
Adama coocedecl Iha! aome
ol ill9: -may tum out to have been overly strict,
but said lhat "II y0u wait uoW
you have all the answers,
you'll ~ver acl
'4WE DO NOT believe we
cap wait until there have been Birth Defect demonstrated ext ens IT• damage to the marine en-
Oasses Set
At College
SANTA ANA -Prev.)uJ,
dlagno•I• and treatinem of
birth defects Will be lhe subject
of a 12-week course beginning
.:I'hursday at Santa Ana Eve-
ring College.
vironment before we can
justify more l!rlngcnl controls
than we.have DOif."
Tbe ocean discharge slaJ>
dards jlOased In Joly aecmed to
require removal of more ·than
85 percent ol lhe . organic
material in sewage. cumnUy
the district ts removing about
40 percent of organic matert&J,
and under !he $41 millioo plao,
Jt estimates it will remove
roughly 60 percenL
''Tho $41 million plu will
result in a much bJ&ber quail,.,
ty discharge than we've.had in
the past, .. Finnell said.
DISTRICT mana1er Frtd
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HOLIDAY .
GREETING
to all our
CUSTOMERS!
RESTAURANT -540-9022
BAKERY -540.7581
3333 BRISTOL At $1h Diogo Fwy.-COST A MESA
Lecture topics bY speakers
from UC Irvine, UC Los
Angeles, lhe Unlverstty of
Southern California, s t a t e
hOlpleais and r e s e a r c b
laboratories include:
"Congenital Heart, Blue Baby
allJf R u b e 11 a Syndrome,"
"Genetic Screening,''
"NeWbom Screening" a n d
''Coagulation .Di.9Cirders i n
Premature InfaDts."
La..., ......._,,...,_ May Co.
Harper said he Js still unhap-:l'~;;;;;;~~;;~~;;~~~~~;ii~;ii~f py, however, becaU&e though
requirements for h e a v y
metals are ~ ln the books.
For enrollment information,
call the Orange County March
of Dimes at 9'1'9-2'l70 oc Santa
Ana Evening CoUege offices at
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Flood Test
Planned
Nursery Sets
Ori.entation
In Santa Ana
SANl'A ANA -Orleotatlon
actlvilies for both parent> and
children will be held trom 9
a.m. to 11 a.m. Monday
through Thursday at !he San·
ta Ana Community Nursel')'
SANTA ANA -. Orange a nonprofit, cooperative chlld-
County F1ood Control District care ceoter.
officials a re planning a Regular sesaions will begin
"surprlae flood opmi!OllS tx· Sept. 25 and pre...clloolers will
erel!e," .sl!Jlulatillg !he ·oo-allend lnxn 1-a.m. to 11:3011------------------
currence of an emergency a.m. at the Westbrook Family
flood situation ln lhe county. Church, ll'lsi 13th St., Santa
Kurt Brittain of t h e Ana.
Newport -· Ca!U°""" -• PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNERAL
ROME
m~!"tn Ave.
3 Youths to Face Trial
hi Beating at Anaheim
maintenance diviaion of the Four~year-olds will attend SANTA ANA -A Costa flood control dbtrld aaid lhe • three times a wed: and '-
Mesan accused of sexually exercise would be to orient year.o0ldt will attend two days
molesting his nine-year-old new personnel of the district per week.
stepdaughter and her girl 00 emera:ency operatiOOB Families from F o u n t a 1 n
friend of the same age has technique Valley, HuntJnatoo. Be a ch.
been ordered to face trial Dec. Brittain. saJd the date of the Santa Ana and Gatden Grove ' , SANTA ANA -'l1tree young Allen and Fuller were lodged 4 in Orange County Superior operation would be secret and 8upport and operate t be
men charged wllh murder In Orange County Jail. Court. confined to flood district achoo!. An,... may join. eon. Wes ter 113..ss!S • following !be fatal belting of a It i.. alleged that lhe lrio al· Judge William Murray set peraormel only. He said results tact Mra. Frank A. Newman
Los Angeles man outside the tacked Marvin E. Gruber, 34. the trial date for Gilbert of the eiercise would be made at 537-t970 for more in-
SM!Tll'S MOllTUARY
IZ'1 Malo SI. Anaheim Convention Center after the group bad quarreled Franklin Edwards, 47, and p.1.bllc later. formation.
last June 23 have been ordered dur~ the progress of a roller ordered the defendant ·to!l--===.::::.=:----------------1 Duatl-Beach -to face trial Od. 25 in Oranr;e skating event at the Con-return to bis courtroom Oct. 6
County Superior Court. ventlon Center. for a pretrial hearing.
PUBUC NOTICE Judge William Murray 1c·1••--------------;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j cepted the pleas of innocent T.:=~~~7!S-=.: ~ZT~ ~.>;.A~~·~ Ka h ~ t'ka Dl1trlct of 'Or•llfl Colilflty, C.11"""6. W\I V....rer Lee Afford, 21, all Of m c a fKllVll ..... llld9 Vlt ti 11 1• &.""-• .. .,. w.ci,,.....,, s.itt.,,.., 21, 1m. .. tti. Garden Grove. The trio was e · ~l'dl911nl Dept. .. Mllil ICMfl fjlftid ord -• to tu Oct • fO loc:•ttd .. 11111 ..,..,,.. AVlll'IW. c.t1 eo::u re m . " r a
Ml"• C.Ufonla., If whldl h-MMI bldt TINOlriaJ hearing.
will M 1111blkty i:i •1111 reed "': r• ~ cOLoll TIL1v111 • u.1toe 1Ctt11N All three had been free On
VIDEO l"llOJICT /JllD AQOCIAfl!D !heir prom'·· to appear EQUll"MINT. ~
An hHI• .... to 11e "' ~ w11t1 following a b a t 1 decbion'
the lMlnld'-end Cli!lllllel\f 11'16 rtlcbed '" •··•·1·~Fullerton ~1ffc1f1MD wlllc:ll .,. -.. ht. end &al IUHWIC u r ';~:'ct!:i.:= ...... ..=-~~.::1ct~ municipal o:>urt. Judge Murray
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HOLLYWOOD (VP!) -Jane Fonda saya lbe 1ov .. her country. In the aame
bruth, ahe VlllfiOI Its lraderahlp Ind Its patterns of Ille.
'l1lts la no coltlah girl klcklng up her
heels. The actresr: bu lonakeo cau... of
the blacks, Indl-. Ille pPOr and other
sqmenta ol American llOdety to ...,.
ct11lrlllo on ending the Vletnam war.
Yet, lbe connot divorce .horaell from
the fl<! that ahe la a.movie Illar, wealtlly
!about $!00,000 per picture) a n d
btautllul.
With all this, there la virtually no lime
for rolnance or penonal nlatiomhlpa, Or
IO it a.eems.
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·expecttd 1o 'bO ,.xy; heautlful and havo-
blg breasts, elpeclally lf1 ~u're a oiovie
star," she said moodily,
"I know what happens when l(>me peo-
ple lopk at rM and ask where the oldUme
movie stars went. Those are the same
people who think ol me as an uppity
woman.
"Well, I'm not a girl, any longer. I am
a woman. Raquel Welch ii not a sex ob-
ject. She ts a woman.
"I think the Vietnam struggle relate• to women, hlac~ people and' oppresstd
people anlWld the world. II ta directly
related to me as an American woman.
De. you see women at the SALT talks or
. slttlllg at desks In the Pentagon! Of
course not.
"WOMEN SHOULDN'T hue !her lives
on wmylng about the ahape ol their hod-
lea -a lot. They aliouldn'I have to worry
about how they look -i lot. .
"We shouldn't he made to feel the pln-
nacl~ of su_,. ta decoratlllg· a hou!e
well or making the pedect aoulfle."
Miss Fonda had just returned from
ballet class. She aho attends a l)'ID-Uke
exercise estahlllbment which specializes·
In . eliminating lat, toning muscle and
ladal exerctaes.
With her halt tltd back, perspiration on
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JANE FONDA JOINS FATHER AND BRQTHER 'IN LAUGH
Shi K-Siient About . Childhood, Speaks About War
her forehead and dress"1 like a gypay, ~ could not amceal her natural
physical heauty but, reminded that she
does indeed possess sex appeal, she was
put oil.
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D!Tll()!T (AP) -Buick
Molor Division -~ unv111ed
llJ .... models aod .. Id llJ dOllert will ..U. any need.a
~00 ac!JU1tment1 In Ibo.
llrst llO-days.lree ol <huge.
Buick G<n!ral Manager Loe
N. Mays allJIOWIC<d th •
llbulllzed policy lo new1men
at 8Ulck'1 1'71 preu preview.
Service adjull"""ts In 19'/Z
wer< Umiled lo doors and win-
dows, front.end.alignment and
wheel baluct.
Tbe 11173 policy condducs to
cover tbB repalr of .any dtfec-
Uve or maJfundlonlDg part of
the car t:1cept tires for a
period of 12 m<mthl or 12,000
mllel, Mays said.
Buick "Will hlve 23 models
for the new car sales year.
Last year there were 27.
Mays predicted a record
sales year in lVlJ for Buick.i
Joint Venture
By Firms Told
TOKYO (AP) -Occidental
Ufe Insurance Co. o f
Ca1lfomia and Helwa Ure
Insurance Co. of Japan have
an1nounced they have
establW.ed a equally.owned
joirit venture In Japan.
The new company, named
Heiw1 Occif!enta1 Co., is
capitalized 'at 5 million yen to
aeU Helwa Live insurance
policies with Occidental sales
technology.
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Waltons
Revivfug
Depression
By JAY SllARBU1T
NEW YORK (AP) -"The
Waltoos" of CBS have b_egun
their rural Thursday nighl life
on a brave note: they face top.
rated city slickers on ABC's
0 Mod Squad" and NBC's "Flip
WU!tOn Show."
The ~ic delegates. from
mythical Jefferso1. County,
Va., would have an uphill fight
even if they didn't live in the
Blue Ridge Mountains. 11Jeir
opening llilow had no shooting,
fighting or other natural
disasters, no song numbers,
fuMy monologues or
Geraldine.
And tbey live in television's
venion of the Gr e.a t
Depression era. "
~ all this, ''The
Waltons' may prosper fn the
weekly ratings harvest. It's a
quiet, gentle show about the
same kind of farming family,
a sort of hard.times
0 Bonan:za11 without a ~45.
And it nicely catches the
Thirties flavor in big and JitUe
ways · -the dilsty Model A
truck, the copy of "Liber(y"
a1 tbe general store,._. the guy
Who drives up to the gas pump
and orders two gallons instead
of a full tank .
. UNFORTUNATELY, its In-
itial plot was equally aged, a
variation _on the tbern_e or the
unwanted baby left on the
front doorstep. This time it
was a S.year-old deaf girl
found abandoned on the cellar
doors.
Naturally, the Walton family
-11 strong -takes the waif
to Ito coll~ctive heart, desplle
Initial rl)lsglvlngs by John
\Va!IOil '(Ralph Waite), the
head or the clan.
The story wasn't all that
bad, al~ugh it occasionally
was marred by lines like that
emitted by John when asked
by his youngest daughter,
"'Daddy, where did you find
me?" Says Daddy, after a
thoughtful pause: " H id I n g
behind one of your mommy's
smiles."
The acting, however, was
uniformly good and the direc·
tion, at least in the first show
uncommonly sensitive in SPots
-such as when the family
gathers around the living room
radio.
They chuckle at the ~ural
antics of E!dgar Bergen and
Charlie McCarthy. 1' h e n
comes a sudden-view of the
congregation through the eyes
of the deaf girl-the sight of
people laughing in a i:hilling
silence.
With better dialogue and
stories, "The Waltons" could
just .become the sleeper of the
fall television season. It's got
everything else going for it.
A NIGHT earlier, NBC's
"Wednesday Night Mystery
Movie" began the season wJth
the first of its trio of private
eyes, Grorge Peppard, cast as
Banacek, the urbane insurance
In vestigator of Polish descent.
The opening show dealt with
a pro football player, insured
for $1.5 million . He
mysteriously d i s a p p e a r s
without a trace when gang·
tackled in a game seen by
millions of television fans.
Thls has happened t o
members of the New York
Giants, but Banacek swifily
leilml how the villains did it,
fin& them and tetrieves the
heldJOr·ransom grid s t a r
unharmed: · All things considered, it was
· some :;i>ret~Y good tongue.in.
cheek !Un, brightened by the
appeatance ot several pro
!Ql>lball•i>!ayers, Including San
, l\'ranclSco'I John Brodle, who
.. plaY.~ an pyll quarterback.
' Bud Furtllo, cast as a 1Poriswriter.-brought quiet
au-lty to hll role.
"The Pa'll Lynde Show,"
whlch p~ the same
nighl oq ABC, resrettably •i>
pean to lie Clle of 1ho~ "Ph,
!ladd,y" family comedy ettes.
That It, It'• Ibo kind o show
In ·wbl<h the teenaged
cialll!h!e> lhnm up bor hands
In eUtptl'lllon onee a week
and cries, "Ott. Dlddyl''
Lynde It a lonnldlbJe comic
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·s~mething you .can :Si.t in, rather tha~ on. A softness .
that seems ·to enfold .\io u a~-rou slo'Yly sink into
luxury., Soft, luxurious deeP. seating -come exper-
'ieflte it.·Have a sit-in. ·rhe;two sofas here represent
'the most . comfo~bl,e. seating tod~y in tra!litional
sofas. And fot a cbmfortable rocker, these four are
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veyage In a-za.toot•aallboat. Stops m t.l·
Ilic places.
It 80UDds wonderful until an emereency
·~ A crewman Is badly burned In the
galley. Your spouse contract. pneumonia
Or. Peter E'astman
teemeel sailing
and medicine for
.his book "Advanced
First Aid Afloat."
after wealherlng a storm. An appendJz
ruptures. A man on watch a:ets thumped
In the head with the boom.
Because tllese1 situations do arise,
Corona del Mar general surgeon Dr.
Peter Eastman wrote · "Advanced First
Aid Afloat.11
The surgeon, also a veteran sailor,
started the first aid manual for sailors u
a guide for bis m Peter and daughter·in-
Jaw Addie.
The pair were plamlng thelr round·the-
world cruile on their Z8-foot sloop \Va
and wanted to be ab1e to handle any
medical emergencies between ports.
TREATMENT
Dr. Eastlll&n outlined diagnosis and
treatment ot common serious illness in
ordffillrY terms.
With the aid of other specialists on the
Palos Verdes Peninsula, and his surgica l
assistants, he came up \Yilh "Advanced
First Aid Afloat."
0 1be average skipper," he explained,
0 i.s not\-1ble to cope with the kinds or
medical problems that are bound to
come up on a long voyage .
"Yet, I know from experience. that an
unskilled mechanic can take apart and
repair·• diesel engine in mid-ocean \\•ith
tpe proper manual. My book is designed
to apply this to medical problems."
'Ibe book takes each ailment step by
step throu&h diagnosis and treatment.
After the crisis is past, there is a section · df discussion for the skipper lo read, ex-
plaining why each step was taken .
PREPARATIONS
' Dr. Eastman includes in J hi!! ~meftilrt
preparations for the YO)'agc. Health of
~en.Ual .ctfw -membeJ:S. JlCCess.acy
drugs ilnd other supplies and a grounding
in• basic~fir'St aid are described.
Each pitiblem covered Is illustrated
either with photographs by Rlchll rd
Esposito of Balboa Island or sketches by
Eastman's wife Betty.
Son Peter and his wife are now on the ir
voyage, Eastman said, and ha\'e manag-
ed to band.le emergency situations.
A boaling family, the senior Eutnw!a
own and 1all a 31).loot. cutler moored at
:Balboa l.sland. netr daughter baa ......
ed for several races and II doinl
graduate wort in psychology in Arimla.
Dr. Eastman authored _nwnuou.1
articles for medlcaJ journal• and fktlon1J
short stories before_ writing "Advlne«I
First Ald Aflqat."
MET NEED
"I feel I "'M \'e.ry lucky,'' he admitted.
"The book met a n!ed. There is just no
other book on the subject and one was
soreJy needed." ·
His book ha!: t>Hn chosen by the
Dolphin-Walersports Division of Book-of·
the-month Clu b u one of two selections
for January of 1973, "an unexpected
bonus," he added.
He feels hi s book will be a definite
asset to the average skipper "w~ prob-
ably has 11 t t le knowledge of medical
treatment."
The guide to first aid covers everything
from mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and
stopping bleeding to broken bones to ma·
jor "'ounds ' and djaorders.
A special section discusses dental
emergencies while at sea and how to set
up your medical supplies and get
ne<'ess..1ry drugs through your physician.
Eastn1an's e.1perlence as a gene.rat
surgeon in San Pedro has been widened
by t\\'O month-long stints as a teaching
surgeo n for CARE in Java and
Afgha nistan.
KEEPING YOUNG
In addition to his practjce (be is now
semi-retired) be s:alls. \V~ltes .11.nd. "ls
trying to learn to play a \'r'urllt zer organ.
~Y-wile..w..ar.-Lcoiiccrt-planl.st,''_ be
noted \vith pride, adding "we've alwa,;..
\vantcd a lit lie muslc in the house." ~ 71
What next for the beach city physl·
cian ? ·
"I'm not sure," he admitted , "but my
grandmother believed that 1hc way to
stay young \\'as to learn somet hing new
every year. She learned to swim at age
82."
r ~"~G~~~~yt.s ~(;)un~i1 A g Wp ,Funds
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l?ra ·1r~rals1ng , .cJ e~~s.
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r-~EAR ANN .LANtiERS: I've hWd a ..;,.i came litl!·weai li i.J!owtier.-
;iot about bald·head-4 men wilo are (l[lng Now'lbe,~ iOn jl aetfl\1a·_..ted
ill !or 1r-1ani.,llliil aome of tbem are ' .nil!~ !or sure.1-1d1ake the
ilOI veor bappy"8~t lbe resu1tf The plllce ol Iii& motbF,'ln tllor,'*'\DIODY. I l"'Ueolan I am ~fa·yery ha~ was inl<JrmH·yaterdey '!Mt'l.wlll' be,
jlll!hoat· hair .. a .. 1 c1on•t mind ·b13 , ,
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Old a lull head ol 1!alr be would look /? __ ;. .. ... He -to lu\ve ·the Idea that II he ~"'
younger. (He ii 11..years my senior which ~ llotbers.hlm, but ncit me.) .__...._ _ _. 9 ,__~
WW you plea!e' tell me whether hair
ttaoaplanb work oul well and II they are
•orth the lime and<mooey and pain? I seated with thereat of the guests and my
bear there la • good deal of all three In-brolher.Jn-law'o ''wbaddaya<alllt" will be
rolved in the procedu... Tbaoi< you . -seated In the mother'& place.
~ COASTER The bride's fanlil1 la plilnnlng I big
DEAR WEST: Some men have bad es-reception and a cimrcli wedding' with alt
telleet malls wit~ Ille traMplaotiag of •. the trlmmlngo'. Should I say nothing and
Ult. otben Uve •• dbfppolnted -let the· harlot take over? 'lbank1 for your
.... 1tll olben will tell YOO Ibey de<ply advice . ..., JUST SIClli AllOUT IT
..,..t,bariq lrle<l ll.. DEAR J. S. A. L: Go u 1 I-' ud
Ile<-trusplaotl.al.11 aa olli<e pro-say ~· The partoll ol tile ildde a•
.-. 11111 pbytldn wk wlall ,to •'-doobtedly .Uaca-Ille piul wt~ th
tempi 11.U • •· _.. ud ~. !11ber 11111 tileJ mode lllo riie-thn ii I pM doai of U• dedllloa.
..................... _.olllte es~ iire .._.,_a. --DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am 1 young
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Nol 11 lrutpil-ilolr II•" grow. U woman, 22, and I work In 1 large ofllce.
lH ...., ,.... Ill, - -empl)' • There are eeveral men in the place but ---
-111oJ -• ...... IP'ud -no one that 1ntmst1 mo. So -1 ~ Rounding up barbecue
.............. ....,, -· • • ..... luqch and go lhopplng wllh the p!I, Wbo events for Cinderella c.~locb ·......,.-..itn..tora '-w:ynke. I b I --• mfP1 ,.,_ 1 The problem : A _,.. <lll>ol¥ 10 Guild a ove ere
· ..-a.t 11 ano1-1o __. • yearo o1c1er than 1 ...,, bu ._ ._,. Ray ·Heas and t~ Mmes.
otoo1 11 -• lrloncll~1 in'I""!, ': ~~~ • OOl!Ild'"&drillfson "f-c;entert--f-<(';
8"'1 T.n. rill ~-qM "" bal Md JJ111C1111ne traita hut lhl ~ ~ I ~ • ' .encl. °R."alph . e:erkl •
.._,,.,.., i.... • _.., ""'I• II sht ,,.... 1 Mia. I'd lllle 11 olO Mm"e·s. Cleve Schul"-,
-· llUf U 1jlpllolmeol for I her ID injuolice but "'8 -mt a. 1 • ~~ (llltol --• ... -comlorllbi•. Wbatlholddlcio?-Tlt! N. C. Newlin, Delbert '
),II,. -1o,• 11• 1141" .;:-~~ .. ~ 'r!a:" .. ~ We/wick ( rig~t. le~ to
rw..,. -· u .,.. -1 •!Ms right I test the chow.
ANIC1'ANJ)EllS: l 11111 widow, -~· ti. "~--tied .... ,..,. .... -dtilMlt--U, Mi II ml Are -l>lf-Joo lllrict! e.d to· Jllr 1"111> .. bod I -lr!end Oft nlda? Alm. Wldtn' -lo!, "Bqpot
..... Im" llllllY )'1!111-by-How to llet iloril'nedOiii,•
~ 1mt1r ~ II. lie _.I could bolp,.. brldp the renerllloa pp .
.... ~ A -_.. rlf1 o111er '""" • -la coin rib_yu reqalll
dlod I -lllo ... bome ""'~ ud a Ioac, &tamped. lelf-tttldlM11d eso ol w ..i the ctiildr9. Hor 1-envtlofe to the DAILYl'llDJ',
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their ladies to reaJ Western cookouts Saturday, Sept. 30;
Costa Mesa Women's Club will repeat last year's
rounduJ? in COsta Mesa Park from 5 to 8 p.m. Barbecued
beef will top a m~nu including beans, cote slaw. roUs,
coHee and oltl-fasliioned apple pie.
Music will be cowboy· style, too. Bob Du ggan will
accompany. his vocals with banjo tunes and the Co rrell
l!ound Daoce Club will perform . The Mmes. Delbert
Warwick and N. C. Newlin are chairing the event.
Reservations may be made through the chairmen. A
special rate for children is being offered. Goal o! the
event ls to round up funds for area youth activities' and
scholarships. ,
Members of Cinderella Guild, Children's Hospital of
Orange County, will trad~ in their _glass slippers tem·
l'"rarUy for boots and w,stern duds .
. Tiie gals and their 'fellas will gather In Bommer
Canyon on the Irvine Ranch for dancing, square danc-
ing and barbecued steaks served ori red·and·white table-
cloths. .
Western garb Is encouraged as appropriate for the
day by Mrs. Thomas Queen Jr., chairman and her com·
mlttee the Mmes, Marti Ryan, entertainment; Lori Dyer
and Richard Flamson, invitations; Ralph Berke and
Barry Williams, reservallons.
Others are the Mmes. Wesley Dooley, Nancy Cun·
ningbam, John Patterson, William Dootson, Kenneth
Harley, Harold Dixon, John Slirist, Walter :Bennett and
RDbertMuon.
Proceeds will benefit the Outpatient Clinics at
CljOC.
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~quarius: Time Your Moves
SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 16
By SYDNEY OloWUI
wtllkosto-•Jo-=-~~·~ --. ........ __ pin,,........,
Pint! 1111 wbere tile -11, SAGmAIUUll (NO'f. I&.
aod bow to Dec. II): -Y oomoo .,....
-11'1 aolllC "'Y· Me.., you wW have ~ pl It lo cot!Mt Yom; way. !Ille por1Unlty to capltallu on
I Ond lllOtt -to ,._ who wen lnlllllfeal • 'i;1la"' 'be decent. rational J>aman -1119 nodJ tt ..., 1""' ~. belnp .... """" clllClllllQ' pralleo.
·-whet II petty. Loni: .,..,., taleota, spedal pr.
beycol !be Jmmedl* aod t!ucU. ~ II to evaluott -~ve pottnllal. You can 10 and tel. I>oo't procrutlnato. ~ ! Caprlcono -plays llaDlfl-
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: Lively Bidding Anticipated . at Art Auction
. Art works, supplied by the Graphic Art C?aller~es,
'Ltd. will be auctioned Sunday, Sept. 24, in Irvine
'. Coa~t Country Club. Proceeds from. the invitational
·benefit ~ will support the scholarship program for
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seminarians and novices in religiqus orders from St.
James Parish-. Picking their selections are. Mrs. Flor·
ence Allan (left) and Mrs. W. Don Brown.
! Rookies Don't Skirt Patrol . .
; By ASHLEY CHESHIRE
'. J>ALLAS (UPI) -Unit 526
left headquarters at 3:07 p.m.
on the evening patrol run
ffuoogh North Dallas and Of-
ficer B. Vandeventer in the
ff.ont seat nudged a bare knee
1gainst-a loaded 12 gauge ':f.
pump sbotgun.
: ''l'm not strong enough," i
ihe officer. ta id, adjusting a
treen plastic heir clasp with
lhree "smllc" faces on Jt.
:·eut I'm cagey." f '-
: B stands for .Barbara and ~ ~
0£ticer Vandeventer is an at-
,1.ractive 22-year-old blonde.
· Barbara and fellow officer
Norma Ferguson, 30, ere the • • first women in Dallas aOO two
of the first in the United
SI.ates to work patrol. a duty
Previously reserved for men.
Police forces in Peoria and
1-liami have equalized their
p;i:trol duty. But few other
cities have tried It.
PATROLWOMEN
Barbara and Norma hope
they are the first of many
"Dallas patrolwomen. Both
were · gradu,.ated from the ,,
usual 18-wef!t course for new
officers at the Dallas Police
Academy.
'Mley were asked during the
training i£ they wanted to try
the new patrol program, and
ihey jumped at the cbonce.
"I rfel thtre Is a place out
here for us, for policewomen.
and I believe we can be ef·
fcctive out here.'' M r s .
Ferguson said of her patrol
beat. "It's hard work.. It's not
just sitting in the car and
I'm enjoying it."
Cecil C. Wallace, a 25--year
police veteran and director of
the Northwest District Police
Headquarters. said the two
women are in a pilot program
tp determine th e ef.
.Jectivenes,, of policewomen on
::i>atrol duty.
: "Both are involved i n
>"outlne police work, including
)n.aklng arrests. traffic ac·
)!identl and burglars i n
""lldlnga, just like any other
~Ide policeman undergoing
4lalnlng,11 Wallace said. •
pANGEROUS
Patrolman Keo Coop, her
training officer, drives. A five-
year veteran, Coop said the
emphasis of their work i! on
crime prevention rather tflan
arrests.
call takes them several blocks
eway away to another ac-
cident and finally, an 00u-r
later, she sUU Is struggling
over d a m a g e descriptions,
p0i5ltions of automobiles on
Impact and tricky I e g a 1
terminology,
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1>0lieewoma'il No rln a
Ferguson is a m o n g
handful of woman of-
fioors in the country be-
ing · assigned · to work
palrol duty. Above, she
frisks suspect arrested
on wan:anrtol" fiilute
to pay traffic tickets.
Work parallels that oC
men on same duty .
I altrOlocJi. 1111 then that tbejr TAlllllJI (Apil •lolly II):
appeer to )>ecome vlctlml ol. Good hmar upect DOW coln-
emotlonal hllb blood pmsure. c1c1et wl1h education, travel,
'l'be la.to Joli> J. O'Neill, who pmoOa1 Jl!Ulooophy a n d
WIO a PulJtUr Prize.winning 1pec:tal ...... e 1'1>1ch could
oc:i-eclltor, termed lhll dwip -o1. ,.... Ille. bellavlor a .,,mptom · o I ,-Leo II lntclved. Be i...
"p"'lealonal paramia."'vour ~ original. Sl1cl: to
opini'I'• ~~ ' ;..i,.,.. ityi.. .
,.!.mU (Marc\; 21:.\pril It): ' .GDUNI (llay 21.June II): Solld&'iul abo1'0 11 JOU. ar1 Trust lluDch. Toach aod ~·
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cant role.
CANCER (June 21.July 22): CAPRICORN (Ile<. 22.Jan.
At<:ent on .,.. relltod to II): Cooperato with llqll...
1pec:tal rellllanlhlpe, Including tariu. Accent II on ~
partnenblp and man:iaae. Be oppesrance, peraonallty, oew
llu!ble. Don't iosist on having contacts, a chance for graltl'
II all .,.... °"" way. Potieoce .degree of aeU-aprt11loo.
now Is ,.., ally. Promote Your effot1a can be far-
pvaoul Image., reocbtna. You get a o II d
-LEO (July :13-Aug. 21): reoultl.
Malntaln balance be I w •en AQUAlllUS (Jao. :zo.Feb.
wort· aod ..creation. Meaoa 'II): Clandestine meeUng could
avoid ntmnel. one who be featured. Much \h•t occurs
ab.arts ,your interest! plays seema to be under cover or
key role. Open up -eopreu . behind the aceneo. Time your Deeds. You are libly to find moves. Don't be in too much
P,~ ~~• that requeoll an fulftlled. of a b'!'ry. Bright, young JJ~I • t · , . • . · peroon will bring happiness.
VlllGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221: • PISC£S (Feb. is.March :ZO)::
lnteollflotl nlatlonabip. m-Emphalll now ill oo bopes, '1Ji..,,,JJr"~~~~~-P""~b-O:-;jl'"°' -~ _. -cllcatocl Emolloll:S dommate. special delirea. You an aided Cl _ _ ~ ~ .Bring forth c re a t iv e by one who teaches, tels ez ..
naourcea. Accept oootl for ample. Aqaarlln could plal To avoid cllsappolDIQllDI, " proapective change. Deal with young prominent role. Be nceptlve. •
brides are reminded lo bava lh"!' wedding penon1. You wW be nMtallz-Accept IOClal in v i t a t J on •
stories with. black ancl white l!IOlcll' P.hoto-ed. Welcome ~eoge. You Chan<e meeting could develop
graphs to the DAILY PILOT Women • IJe. wW emerge Vktorlous. into meaninglul relatioosblp. .
parllnenl one week before the ~
Pl el ed -~-----1 d-1 not LlllRA (Sept. 2Mlcl. :12): IF TOD'Y IS y 0 u· R • ctures rec v "'~ ""' ""!" . Older iodlvldual wants ad-•
be used. , ' Justnieoll made In dOinestic BI ltT B DA Y -you are
For engagement aunounctm91!11\ Is area. Be ncepllve, but mate an a I y t !cal, lntlOlpectlvt,
Imperative iluil the lltary, alJo aceompanled clear that you do have Ille of aom.,.bat of a perfecUonllt.
by a black and while glossy picture, be 1ub-your o't¥n to ltve. '1'at1n11 i... You are your own worll critic.
mitted slz weeks or more bdore the wedding dtvidual could ploy key "'le. You have lnton>e dealn! to be
date. If deadllne la not met, onl1 a tllory will Beed voice of experience. · of O.rvtce. You generally ""
b ed loyal, 1teadfist, bu I also • us . . I SCORPIO (Ocl. 23-Nov. 11):, moody. Tbls month, Sep,
. To.. help flll r•ements OD ~ wed-lleallnp of special nature in. ttmber, sboutd· be ·your moat ding · an4 engagement 'llor\es, lo ' are dtcated with oetglibofl, close •llbJllcant period of 1112, av8llablefln' aWOf Che DAILY.PILO,T offices. rellUveo. You.aregoing,toaolt . . .. .
Furth.er 'gu~Uons_ will .. be .,lll!sftt'.ed· b7 -!or verlClcatloa.-You wllf be ,. ""'·"" "'!!!.!~~
WOJDen's Section staff memba'I ~t M2-4UL teatlnf, doillg reoeattb, cor-2t"l1Ji',-~.r.;;,i/..'k<'~ .~ '----~---------...;..-·-----· rectbif put mistake•. l)on't ~m'; ~~ . "':.~.It?
be alralJL ..... ;.:.. -v....... . . '"
College
Offers
Classes
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:seven credJt courses plus a
ron,crredit workshop will be of ..
fered during the fall semester
b y Pepperdlne Universlly
Women's Division In Orange
County.
The lhree-session workshop,
New Decisions for Women, is
· being . offered in cooperation
with the American Au>ciation
of University Women, Laguna
Beach branch, and will offer
professional s p e a k i n g on
women in management today,
new and future educaUona.l op-
portuni ties, planning for the
second career, competence
building t.cbniqllOI aod OP.'
portunities in vol teer work.
Credit COUl'Sel' i DC I u d e
Personal Paycbology,
Introduction to Japan through
lkebaoa, Tools to Successful
Parenthood, Wrltillg f·o r
Publication, Art for Today,
Enrichment of Fanilly,.Livlng
and A Walk in the Past In .
Colonial Virginia.
Regisftation· for c r e ~ 1 t
classes will be complet..i\ Oii
' Tbursday, Sept. 21, wbeo -
classes begin. Althollgh mq.ot
eta~. will be held in the Elb
Club, Santa Ana, aome •W be
offered in Mission Viejo and
Newport Beach. • , \
Further information-may be\.
obtained by calling t b e
university's county offices.
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1 Golaen Celebration Marked
Huntington Beach residents Mr. and
• )lrs. Holland L. Robinson marked
I &heir iOlden wedding' anniversary I with a party In the home of. their
, daug~ter, Mr•. Edward Just of Foun-
tain 'Valle7. The Robimons, who have
three granddaughters ·and two great-
ll'l!'ddaugbters, were married in
lndianapoU...
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: l don't thtnlc there ~ any
)ioubt jn most people's IAinds
1hat potrol fa the most
)langerou.s .dUly becawe that's
'Wbere the action II."
·'You never enter your boot
from the same way or set up a
particular pattern jnside the
beat." he said. "You can pre-
vent a lot of crime by being
seen, being in the rigtit place
al the right ti me -before
anything happens. , ,
"I Uke everything about
patrol," she said. "Part of our
18 weeks was a month of
observation and I really en·
joyed that. There is adventure
and e1cltement. Jt just eats onl-------''-----1==-----:::=== yoo ..
SAMOAN
$UBINAY
I';. On her !Int even ing of ~trot duty, Barbara is _ con-
JS!enrshedlrlllll!dl1'"the 12-
'iiaugc shollUll and her ,Jll.
,faIJber 1en.ce revolver.
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The f. 1 all · to ...,1_ 'Nonna, who works a slnular ITS c JS I ._.__ ~ beat agrees.
traffic accident and Berbara "I' enjoy being In the com.
handles it in iess than 10 munlty," ahe said. "~ is:
minutes.-she ~ !iO!ter contacrltiiin wliOn
car to fill out th• )'OU're out there. Ur-the car •
necessary forms but a ~ helping eomeone."
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SOUTH .tl._ COAST~
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The Bldtique
B•rv•in T,tble
$5 !And Lels),
iiOili'' .:=. :.n --:,-: MOUAll&.U . CHEESE .. ~u.. •-u. fl '1o.. J! ITALIAN DELI e IAKlltY
ol.ucci ,,.[Jeli lllSTAU~tn'
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TtlE A~"1HIN6
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IF YOU WERE
ELECTED?
FIGMENTS
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Y~~i.s~:." ACROSS
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dtfiKtive
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9 Savage 14 Motorctr:
Informal
15 Sh1rpen
115 Gr11nd princ11
ol~oscow.2
words
17 Ra1111d ca11l1
18 Li'IUtr
19 Frtl\Ch •
'"nu•!'(
20 Make 1 Pl••
tcnHot
22 G1oop of tiVll
23 Narrow 11np
ol wood
24 A 101:
lntorml!I
25 F•med
11aud1111illt
th1at111
28 lelV115 I
pla"eby
par1chul11: 2
wo1ds
32 Redui;,in
deg1ee
3l Rabbit
34 Indulge in •
.,..m•e• sport
35 Pondr10111
Yolume
36 81llow
:11 Hit with g1e11
lorce
38 Dimension of
c9lo•
41 D!rtctWld Mid
43 'Orffd.d
44 Abide
'45 ·-··Of
Efl9.l-nd or C1n10.
-46 Univer.rty
g1ounds
49 W11
imponanl
53 ln 11uite of
colmion
M Ltrgt food ...
55 Hlndu god of
reprocluc:tion:
VM.
58 Pope's trlple
crown
57 S1ngll
58 K~ol1u!o
59 IClnd al lu1
60 Pat\llthn11u
61 MOIMtefl'
un11ol
Maxlc:o
DOWN
1 F1irv Ou•n
1ndp1m1·
ukn
2 E1r. Prefix
J A d1t11I
o4 A1111u1tte
6 Kiek·bt<:k
6 Moun!····-c.,,.
7 Puliu1r Prill
winnll'
I For lvet'V
11 LumioOU1
12 Rk t1nt0lw nllfT'lti~"""
pier 37 Jars:'l words 13 ConY9yed • J9 'Nomln.i·
t1lselm111• '40 Tepe.'1 21 D1lic111. ft!1-tiY• f1bric '42 •• ··-.,th• 22 r~ .. ·-: driven snow: Ameticl" , ...... Rwokl· 43 Femtn. ·-··: l'icwlarv VtryltttaC· 2'4 P!1eelor tr.. "N01T11n ,shooting 11 '45 Not frnh llrgcttl
25 T•odden .w; Aom•n
""' lloQldier
26 N11rly '47 ---or
21 More llugh1w: 2
diubled wo1d1
21 Explode 48 Ditch
29 Noted p1otl!Cting I
Cen.ctlln ~-· ph'(llcitn "9 Acior rau1
30 Edict
31 fftcCNded 1h1 !iO Origh'\.11• -·· S 1 D•P, befotl 39 Met1l 9J>ljn1
h1ngmg lrom
I (:O!Slllllt '""' 10 lnciden11
33 Abounding ft
91AIM tfffl
holdavs
!i2 W.rl pt1t
5-4 81tl\1oom MISS PEACH
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pronoun
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LOS Al'iGEL.!18 (AP) -"°""""" Carmana lflt. chaoce·to lulllll • ~ st•ncttnc BibJtlOO~, --wt1ea be
meets J.bndo Ramoo for lht W«ld .Bos-hle CcM!<il'1 UgbtweJcbt ........,,
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reach. Ra,_ ll&nds $-lool-10, laU for a
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'1 mow ba'1 lall<r, but I'll juot flCbt my..,._,,. lbt H·7••r-old
cbsllenger from -Clly decllrt<L Ramoo. meanwbilt, kftoft what be has
to do.
"I'll have to 1t1y ••11 and lllck him
with jab& and nol Uy to tnlClo la cJol< ," u.. ZS.YHr..id cbamplon fnim Loug
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Ramos Is a 74 choice to relaln bis crown
In their outdoor battl• at the I.cl Aogelea
Collsewn. where seall have been scaled up to '30 rlopide. '--../.
Ramot owned lht undlspute~
lillltwe!Chl Ullt 11 20 when be stopped . .
Carlol Teo a-.. of the llllmlllkaa 11111 time. He hM lrllaed II Jlannlol, la
&public. Alltr cfd...itnc ..... ba ... tho -...... ., ......... c:alJroriiia.
stopped by Panamanian lanael Laauna-011'11 .... ·t -Qlllll Ill c I ad.
Then when the 13$-pouod illl• picture -vtct«ler._ Jlo)'IDWldo Diaz,
became muddled, a.moo had 1 cbanct to Leoo Moreno, M111bito Touyama and
win lht WllC versklo. Jimmy -
He heal llplla's P...,... c.tT..co twlc6 The champion ..u..tl 116 percent of the
la tine tries for lht crown. Mwltmile, gross lfltr ,stipulated expeo,.. Prom
_.. Duran ol Puerlo Ri<o captured Ulal perceolage muot come lht $10.000
tbe l!'J!rf<I BollD( "-latlm vmion_,_eo guaranteed the cballenctt.
!here ore two llghhrel,111 ctwnpo. -"' llil tDP ill!PJllll'll!!rbout;-tmdt!eakd
The Long Beach fighter boalll a 34-t beavyweichl P...,... Lovell of Argentina
~ with ooe no-decillon. Ca...,_ ls meets Richard G<lsba of San Francllco.
03-I and bd stopped 38, while Ramot Another 10.rounder, between· undefeated
has l<nocked out 20. featbtrweight Danny Lopez apd Japan's
Ramos has had weight problems la lht HiJao NIJhi, bad to be called -.11 when
'past but decl.,.. that wM't be a factor Lopez suflmd a pulled muacle. ,,
Angels Open Sport,s Clipped Short •' Large Throng
Views Vireo's . 3-game Series
With Chicago
Keino to Retire;
The Te.1.aa Rangers were two-limed by
CaUfomla's Clyde Wright 1bursday night
at Anaheim Stadium. LA Faces Astros
Wright collected two bits himself and
allowed the Rangers only two of their
own as be dispatched the Texans, 4-0, for
his !Ith victory. ·
Wright doubled and singled aDd drove
In two Angela: runa as he enjoyed a
perfect 2--for·2 night at the plate, rai1ing
hls batting average to .217 and his RBI
tota! to 13.
It was also a milestone night for
\Vright. The victory was his 74tb u an
NAIROBI, Kenya -Klpchoge Kelno,
Kenya'• double-medal NDDer at the
Munich Olymple11 18)'1 the All Africa
Games at Laa:ot1 next January wUI be bis
lut a}ipearance in lntematforuil com-
petition.
"I have-had a wonderful career In h>
temat!Ollal athletics and I am afraid It
must come io an end/' Keino told the
East African Standard newspaper.
Angeb Slau "There are a number of youngsters in
-.11 wmn ON KMl"C 0 ,., Kenya who need the chance and I cannot
seP•. n An11111 vs >-hlcaoo 1:n p.m. continue forever. ~!:I: lt ~:::r: :I ~~,~= fin:::: "I wUI run at the Africa Games and
Stf!J, 1• ~" ntt .then call It •-day." ·
Angel, tying him with pean Chance for ·"Kip" Kelno, 32; hai won seven gold
the mo.st career victories. medals since 1985 in the Olympics, Com-
~-Witb lour _starts left . lbis M:ason, _ mon~e!_ltb_ G~es and_AJJ Af~ Game~_.
Wright has an outside shot to achieve his He won ttie 3,f!OO-meter steeplechase and
second 20-win season. But he 1ays that is was second m the 1,500 meten at
not hls objective. Munich. . •
"Naturally, I'd like to win 20 again but Spearheac:Un1 a generation of champion
what I'd really like to do Is win 200 African runnen, Keiuo set world records
games before I retlre,!!..he..said. "that's a~ ?1000 and 5,000 meters. ,H~ waa the
a figurC that has been at the back of my first African to run a mile in leu than
mind ." four minutes.
Wi:ight was also appearing in his 224tb
gtime. The most ever by an Angell
pitcher.
"The only thing that statistic does for
me is make me feel old," he commented.
Having taken two of three games from
the Rangers, the Angell now prepare for
the invasion of the Chicago White SOx.
The contending Sox open a three.game
Stries tonight, sending former Angel
Tom Bradley against his old mates. 1be
l1alos will counter with Rudy M1y.
Wright needed only 89 pltchet to sutr
due the Rangers.
"I can't ever remember throwing as
few pitches," he said.
Wright had a no-hitter until Joe Lovl,tto
singled with one out in the sixth. Tbe on·
Jy other Texas hit was a bloop sin1Ie to
righl by Ted Ford leading oil the nlalh.
In addition to drivlng in two runs with
a bases-loaded. two-out double off -loler
Mike Paul (7-7), in the fourth inninf,,
Wright had a hand in the first Ange 1
fl.ill.
He follow·ed Art Kusnyer's third inning
6lngle with a sacrifice. This put Kusnyer
in position to score on a single by Sandy
Alomar.
California scored Its final run ln the
fi fth on a walk to Ken Berry, followed by
Doug Howard 's single and Bob Oliver's
sacrifice fly.
"How many did I strike out tonight?"'
Wright asked.
"One," somebody said.
''That's about nonnal for me," be said.
1'Maybe even a little above my average."
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HOUSTON -Following two IO!ses at
San Francisco, Uie· Los Angeles Dodgers
face the Astroa here tonight in ao eUort
to keep hopes · alive for a second place
finlsh in the National League'• Weatem
Division.
The Dodgtrs dropped • a one-nm
dec!Ji<lo Tuesday lilgbt to the Glan!J and
then were blaatecl 7-1 on·Wednudsy.
Currenily la thln(place ln the National
Leaiue West/ tba £ln!liers "111 lace the
AJtros in a three-game Hrtes and Jnw:t
wln all three if lhty · are to overlal<e lhe
How:ton club for second place.
Tonlchl'• came will be broadcast on
KFI (!40) beglnnlpg ,1 5:!0,
Qurently the Dodgen are live garnet
back of the Aalros wUb Claclnnati
winging far ahead la first place.
Claude Osteen Js scheduJed for mound
duty tonight. He will be seeking bis 11th
victory against 10 defeats. ·
Don Wilson, the fonner Centennial
Hi.11h School student from Compton who
sports a IU record, will oppose Osteen
Jn the series opener.
Sunday's game will be televised on
Channel 11 beginning at 11 :55. . "
BRATISLAVA, Czechoslovakia ~Ann Slmrnon.s of Loog Beach,
Stamm of San Diego and Joli! Kin of
Hinsdale, Ill., swept to double Victories
· TburldaY ln tho second day or an in-
ternational swim meet.
Miss Simmons won · the 21»-rneter
free1tyle with a time of 2 minutes lJ.8
seconds, beating Brazil's Lucky Berle by
nearly eight seconds, then was clocked in
4:36.3 in th'e· 400-meter freestyle to -beat
Le~ CIUf to Canada.
Stamm, who woq a gold medal a:; part
·of Amerita's 400-meter· medlex relay
·team 8nd look a silvei Inthe IOO:meter
backstroke.la the OlymplCI, Won the 200-
meter individual med!ey-;-and the 'IOI).
meter backltroke here.
In the medley, be was ~ ln 2:13.7
to beat Canadian Bruce Robertson who
finished six seconds backt and w~n lhe
backstroke in 59.8 seconds, 2.5 ahead of
Austria's Helmut Podolan.
. Kinsella, a gold medalist in the Olym-
p1c 400-meter freestyle relay, nipped
teammate John Murphy, also of
Hinsdale, in the 200-meter freestyle,
clocking 2:00.1 to Murphy's 2:00.6. He
also won the 400-meter freestyle in
4: 17.t. ~wede.n'1 Goeman Gunnerling was
second m 4:23.L
"· SACRAMENTO -;op-aeeded Stan
' Smith ol Pasadena adv~ 10 the
semlljna!J of tbe Central California Open
lennlJ ~loosblp with a M, M vic-tory over P, J, Cramer of South Africa
Thursday.
others moving Into today 's semifinals
were seventl>aeeded Alex Olmedo of
Encino, who defeated John Cooper
of Australia 6-2, 6-3; Tom Edlefsen cf Los
Angeles who defeated fourth-seeded
P«ltlel: Proiq of France &-3, U , &-3:
and Erik Van Dillen of San Mateo who
downed Terry Ryan of South Africa ~.
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HELSINKI (AP) -A jubilant throng
or 42,000 track1 fallfl welcomed home
Finland's Lasse Viren 'lbursday, and the
double Olympic gold medalist rewarded
them by blazing to a world record 13: 16.4
clocking in the 5,000 meters. ·
Viren, who won both the 51000 and
10,000 meters-at Munich1 clipped t~o
tenths of a second off the world recOrd
set six years ~ago by Ron Clarke of
Australia.
Steve Prefontafne of Coos Bay, Ore.,
who had been -,.peeled to go aga~l-
Vlren, did not run.
England's Dave Bedford was a distant
seeond to Viren 'in 13:!0.0.
Viren, who broke the 10,000..meter
record held by Clarke in the Olympics,
also is the record-holder in the tw~mile
run. His next goal is .the 3,000 meters.~
. where· be''ll have .. a brand new-' mark to ·
-~ . -Belgium's Emil i;iuttemanns , running , u'' ,.,,_
ln:an.inteniatij)nal meeWn-Aarhus,Den.--tEE TR'EVINO (OOKS AT BALL IN DISGUSTAPTER-MIS'1NG BIRDIE; mark, chopped two .lull secoods oil. Kip · . -
Keino'1 world record by running the 3,000 ·
meters in 7:37.6.
"I have . been told Finland's Lasse
Viren wO\J}d be going ror a crack at the
record, so I decided to go all out myself
in an attempt te thwart his plans," said
Puttemanns, the sll~er medalist behind
Viren in the 10,000 meters at Munich.
"And I did -though he might lower
the record again ." ,. •
Viren iS-expected to take a crack at the
3,000.meter mark in the near future,
eitl)er Sunday' at Malrnoe, Sweden or
Wednesday at OUlu, Finland.
Wlgmar. Peterson of Denmark set a
quick early pace for Puttemanns, who
took over after 800 meters and led the
rest of the way. Dane Ole Hjort was sec-
ond iD 8:27.2.
Another world recOrd was set Tinzrs..
day when Sweden's Anders Gaerdef ud
ran the 3,000.meter steeplechase in 8:20.8
here jll5t before Viren's record effort.
The old mark of 8:22.0. was set by
Australia's.Kerry O'Brien two years ago'.
Pekk.a Vasa.la, Finland's Olympic 1,50()..
meter champ. barely missed · a world
record when he won the 800 meters here
in 1:44.6. Dave Wottle of Bowling Green.
Oti.io, who shares the world mark of
1:44.:3 with Ralph Doubell, was second,
two seconds back.
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ST l'> LOUIS (AP) -Former amateur 111 think: we got a break In the after.
king Deane ~man has a one-stroke noon," said Trevino, who 1ik8 Beman
edge in the $150,000 Greater St. Louis chipped superbly and faltered only when
Golf Classic with action likely to get 1, thre!>-Pulting th< par-4 third l\ttle.
even hotter befm"e the week's out After nllsstng §. ~~ b~ putt by.
Rigbt behind the diminutive Beman in Inches on the final 'b6te, Trtvino opined.
the Professional GoUers Association ur think you'll probably ~ the guy who
event ·is garrulous Lee Trevino, who . started late today and starts early_to-_
Thursday matched a floe.Ir: of six -Beman morrow as the winner. .
birdies but also three-putted for a bogey.. "H· the wind doesn't blow and the
.: Beman fired a six-under-par 66 ov~ greens don't dry out tomorrow,· l think
. the 6,~yard, par 70 Norwood Hi~ you may see a 62. The greens will play
Country Club layout with Trevi.M, the that fast," he ventured.
tour's 'second-leading money winner, Trevino and Beman were to be &J'DODI'
looking over 'his shoulder at 33-~: -the "!11'11itirters today, wit~ the sprawl. · • lag field of 144 to be cut lo 70 and ties. Alone in third place at 33-33:-86 was-. Thorpe,. one of a handful of blacb on
second-year toP.f player Chuck Thorpe, the tour was scheduled later.
who t:i' •7 t~r3!£ht. greens ~ regulatiOZl · · (ieorgi-Ardter, third on the PGA
strokes after ~geymg the first bole. mooey winnings list,. carded a 72 Ttnu•
A cluster of players tied at .frl [Ot' day in Trevino's threesome. Jim J~mJe,.
fourth place numbered veter~ Bob · 900 and Grier Jones who rant 11th and
Goalby. Chi Chi Rodriguez aod Ken' Still 12th shot 71 and 73,' respecUvely.
with tour youngsters David Glenz, Ben '
Kem and Hubert Green.
Beman, twice the winnef of the U.S.
Amateur and once champion of lhe Brit•
ish Amateur, displayed a remarkable
irons game and could have been lowei'
than his 32-3~ with better putting.
· In addition to his six birdies be was
within range of busting Pill' on 10 holes
but qi1,.,.~ four pulls will)in ,eight, feel,
blissed three from medium µnge a.na
left ~foot putt an inch and a balf short.·
"I didn't really havf!\a good driving
rowld," the ·34-year-old, sixth-season pro
said . In reference to putts that stopped
short, he added, "Give me a foot and
maybe I would have had a 58 or a 58."
Emo Tangles
With Rugged
Rival Today
MOffrREAL -Newport Beach's Roy
Emerson downed Jeff Borowiak cl.·
Berkete'y, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2, to gain the tbir4
. round Of ihe international tennis touma-
ment, here. BoUt: Beman and the ever·talkative
TrevinO teed off after rains in the morn-
ing delayed the start 36 minutes and
bar!)pered most of the early starter!.
Emerson, unseeded, faced top-seeded
John Newcombe today. Newcombe ad-
vanced to the quarterfinals with a 7-5, S-0
0 . . victory oyer Frank Froebling. Ellison · ptimtsllc In other second round singles matches
LONri BEACH -Running. back Willie Tl\ursday, Egypl's Ismail El Sbalel
Ellison hasn't' run much lately but he's swept -.England's Roger Taylor 6-2.,, 8-2;
optimistic that he'll play in the Los and Marty Riessen of· Evanston, ID:,
Angeles Rams' season opener SUnday dumped Charles Pasarell of PUt1rto ·Rlco
agalnat New Orleans. 7-6, 6-3.
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SPITZ HONOR~D-Ol)'lilplc Games :swlmmlitg star
Mark Spl!J (center) and his awlnreoach Sherm Cha·
voor Oelt) vlslfG?v-R\)nald Re_agan ·Thursday at the
slate Capitol where Reagan ,presented Spitz with. a
state seal and a letter o~ commendation. Spiti won
seven go}d medals at Munkb.
~ 1'I'd say my chances of playing thi• , Today's singles action in the week i-.. week are real good ," Ellison said. "I ran -.
Tuesday Jor the first time• In two weeks tournament will see --Ar.lbur .
1111d it teaJIY felt good. I'm optimistic." Alb• of Richmond, Va., go· agaliril
• unaeecled CIUI Richey of Sawaia, Fla.;•
_ · . · •l~aeeded Tom Okker of t ha Trqja~, Brµin-s-Fa~ored--Saturoay ·-;;~~~::A~~
. , . • . 'Die wlnnen will edvance to SatW'dsjr's
: • • 1 , 1 ' I· , ' • , • ' ' semUinal round. The (lnals lo olnglte i1lct' ,
B7 Ille Aolllclated Prota -The 'Beaven are notorious slow Sakll'dsy whoo Dulce ..,,,.. to Seatilc. 21a.pound rnlddl~ euard Richard Wood, cloublu are to be s1a Id with tho
"Noffiliij Ii 1ii\Pollllil , "Wi."'tollelr"itlmtr.lfl'• McKay, allil1in'eiirellll!Ofs . n otltU Sa •m:"i!' mm Wltllllnlto ho coll.-.igna!J -tlthouslt-ml1-• .... 1 -, Dee ~dros of the~ ~ BeavUL '. 1117' ;wbeii bis national cbamplOllablp State (HI) Is at CaUlonill (o.1) In a sop-.' ' • ,..,.. .. _, poclietlnf '10.~ and ~
"Amen." .uy His ,teOO.. loolW,,;,..,. !aim went 10.1 -the lone losa a 3'0 game that won't counl la ,the Pac-8 / Tbe Beavers, who ha"'! !oil all three-. runner-up $5,000. • •
ton ln the PacWo'l .Conlerence , . declJlon to Orep State. • , ~~ beca"" of the ..bi>at ,Btais'-"--·~ith .l)~ sm tba1 -I The top doubles team will ncelvo
particularly Pepper Rcldaeri, at UCLA •Rodi~ laltt.1 his 1urprlslag Bruins t<r NCAt-probation ; defending ' !lose Bo!ll IOllr y II q~. liave a ,...._ -~ ,l,tlOO; the looen $tl00.
and John Mc.Kar at SoutHrn CoL ' PJl\lburgh 'for. an. lntersectlonal match champloo Stanford ~· tts:seaaciri nt' btll • ol(eilsive !Ille. ~ EncJaad'• Mjlrk CGr and • Gn....,.
McKay's Trojlns are Problbltlvt 'lour-lllil\ the P .. then, 0-1. UCLA took.o••r jlomo against San Jose Stale, which u1>9et Tom ckey, • so~. _, pt Sill'!'D adv~ lo Utt quarto:rfln'11 Ill f9Uchdowo f1VQrltes Off( OSU Satl!"d@Y , •llbtli .11""9 In the ranklog Iller 11120-17 the Cardlnals IS-U. last year, .and In ,a lht offe~ ,untracked p-\111 ~ ~ play 'l'lltndoy ...,_ w!lb Ibo
rilcbt In thtlr canlennce fray at•' 1Vkt"1' °"" ~o. TNelimb:"' -nlaJ!I 1ame ~ (0.1)-pl".Ys-Ar!Jolta fllntbloil seVejt times al Sen Dl"6• ' A"""llan M ti Bolt -Camlidloel Ill«
Memort1l Coliseum._ · · ol I Wllhillllotl'• Hua_ltles, co-loftttd ~I 1-0) .In Ep. . • • · , Piii.and IJµ..\ are bolll e~ the Ray Rulltls,
The Troj1ns, 3HO u.-,1 wlMerl •ovv "i\JSC .In Ibo t>...a race, aljppod Ttii Tloj-Wllb a.Jfalanced oflwe of l<lsbbone olrcnse fortbe1!nt-""" '1'1'18 Oos-8tllwoll -nUlitl to •
Atkansas last week, ••ulted from elshtb lflllveralty-ol the Pacific 1$4 to opeo· !'lll)!llng and puslag, are directed by the Pantfitu plnned a :If.It defeat Gii the deleal Tl)'lor and ~ H, w, H
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Randy Cobb doesni mind -Jim N-la thelt
belnc • marked m .. -bo opening 1172 clallll with Corma
slept on a ·football fltld and del M -• •-his immediate 1oal In Ille lm'I ar a w~ ~" tonight.
lo lurplll his lllul!J1ous . Neldhut, a H, m,_.i
predec:eaor at Colden west ....,.. all-loque tackle In the
College, Rondy Vataha . crestvlow League for ,I, wu
But he doet fetl the 1172 edt· not granted eligibility Thuro.
Ui>n of the Rusllero football day at a special hearlal by the
team wlll do • better job thu CIF Southem Sectloo.
It did a year ago In tile "°"" The matter• Is shelved 1mtu Jost oolunw. • .....
"Tbll year we bave more ~"" 23 pending formal proof
depth and because ol the com-of lep! guardlanship.
Dlll Y PILOT. J 7
Shibata Heads Bucs' Secondary
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11ar bqll1 u.. 1rn -u
• quarterbock, bul -movtd
lo·• wtije nee!-qot .. Bui
with an abundance of top
receiwnat occ. Shlbota,...
acaln ubd to --lo tile defeaotve badfttld.
Al that point 1he -WU im. gamet old and It tooli
1he 14, 1~ anolber two or _ _... to laun all
the defaive •lipmwnta.
He -a alorllng berth
In the Buco' --of the
a him a great major collqe -
peel la his pride. He'1 got -t pride. He Uke1 to play
-and that'• the.kind of
till )'OU want bacl: there.
•tPradJcally every 1ame
we've lost In the po!\ rew
yeen bu been because or
mJslak<a In the secondary,
Shibata makes few mlNkes.
•1He's one ot the top
defensive backs we've· ever
had here et Orange' Coesl and
we've Ud aome good ones.
We've always hid at least one
all-leaguer in the defensive
backfield and be'• definitely ·
an all-league prospect," aays w...-.
Orqe (l)ast will open with
thno IOpllomorel In I h e
deltnslve be<klleld. Sbll»ta
will be al the lnllde monsl«
spot with sttve MitdieU t{
ri&hl CClnlef and Qal Tho~
at free safety. Grant V~
JteWaJker. 1 21·.)lear-old ex~
Eoloncia Hilb Siar will be at
the left corner with sophomore
Terry MeNay bacJdn> him up.'
VandeWalker Is a ~9. 110-
pound«. Mltcbell lettered two
seuoos ago at OCC.
Thomas ls another one who
Wonacott feels has • good
chance to tarn all-SOuth Coast Conference honors. "He's a
good one. I'll ,!<II y o u ,
everything ,I've said about .
Shibata applies to Thomas as
well," says Wonacott. KEN SHIBATA
peUUnn, everybody bu to put "llocum<Otary proof WU
autJll of the time. There lm'I not made available regarding Ch
any loafing al any Ume." ' lhll situation," says CIF SS . argers'
Cobb II bull! along the Unea comm!Jfloner J . X • n n e t h
·r..I Vataha although be admftl F1gans, '4and our committee
be Is a lllter larger 1han the RANDY COBB WU omable to coma up with a .Defe· use Lions Saving Wear, Tear . .
Pirates
Favored
By Fom·
Ra.bbl! (now with' the New solution." .
EQ1land Patriots alter com-· · Mitten lnvolvlllf lour other plil!og'hll education al Stan-"Actually, going lnta their Orange Coast area athletes
ford) sophomore years, Cobb is a pitted Im ed · better receiver \Mn llaitd,y. w~ com I ~--·•~. prov With 75 Percent System
Cob5 ls.four Inches taller (6-But that'• mainly becaUIO i.•a on Y ~., was '
1 compared to 5-9 for Vataha) had a year at that position and University Hlgh's Wit Da.vis, 'l'here appears to be several
and he weighs 178 poundl. Randy wbo was ruled lnellglble to h•• off -~ •·•·-In th wual'Wl!!!l)g!Ji!.~~.l1ls compel& In alhlellcs for hts .,.,son High'• defensive · •·-ve ·-~· •
A quick check of the record fir!f: y~ar with W:, junior year after -immlng in allcnment appean: parilculara d If e D 1 i Ve picture at
book at Colden w .. t shows 11 thill "" Weslmins!e lllgh. but · coach Vataha the leader in virtually "It took B4_ndy two or three , oo Hlgh.'1 proeram as a Iy strnng. as coach · VI.nee Bill BOlwell doesn't vob the
cl games before he got the feel freshman and ~. Asaro and , crew conlliiue '"·t ·•·· In every capa ty of pass recelv-of I~" Shacklelord adds. He wlD be eligible to swim concern -llODlt coa~ Ing although CObb and ·six 1 Uni • aeolo · preparatlonll for lhe 1172 foot. lhe wne situation mlgbt come
other playen have equalled 11In mahy respects they are or vermty u 1 r. His ball campaign. . forth with.
lila single game touchdown similar escepl that CObb Is a lnellglbJJJty alema lnnn th' All lea "We go on the 75 percent output ol two. lot blgg<r and Vataha bas a fact hla parents reside In the • gue defensive safety -tem," •••1 Bolwell, "It's a lltlle more quickness Foothill High attendance area. Mike Morado (W, 115 . or.) ~tter ;;;' never -"~--Another place where both • COiia Mesa High'• Mike returns-lo tiie ""·-en' fold _w.,. fisure promjnently Is In punt "Both bov.-good" handl, -Berry;-m ... while. wu ruled , -• anyone to play_ more. thait 75
retunu. Vataba led the team good speed and work·hard In ellgtble following Newport and .other defensive gems U.. percent of the game. An of.
in 1988 with U for 72 yards as ' practice~ And' both of them Harbor's withdrawal of ~ elude Joe Demetrakos (Mt, 195 .tensive star.tu only goe.s
a sophomore. ~ were running backs ~t one. test. · • . sr.) in the forward wall and defen.w half the time ..
Cobb was the leader last time. Berry, a f.5 senior, played linebacker BID Ford (6-2, 190 '1We .. e followed· that rule
year aa a freslunan, returnlng "I think this really helps for Costa Mesa basketball 1r.). fur the Jut eight years and
nine lor 151 yards. tllem. After they catch the coach Bob Soremen as a "At" this point we're aUll bave oeJdom had to violate II.
0 SomeUmes· tt appears Uke
a wholesale Substitution, but
it's a pre-determined plan to
play so many plays and then
come out. It saves the wear
and tear."
Presentiy the Lions are tak·
Ing a good look at Tom
Gallagher (>10, 17S fr .), Rick
Sarmiento (5-ll, 170 sr.) and
Ray A.sebez (&-1, -190 sr.) at
def~ve end. a ,, •
At tack1e Boswell seems to
have several top notch can-
didates. Currenlly tile best two
appear to be Richard Seaberry
(~II, 112 sr.) and Larry
·Gra<ly (S.1, 190 sr.).
But Marty Trujillo (6--4. 240,
sr.). Roy Neal_(S-11. 200 sr. \
and Chuck Lannins (5-10. 220
jr.) are also given good shots
at a st~rting berth at tackle.
Steve Fritsch (6-0, 204 sr.I
and Chuck Carlson (5-10, 210
sf.) have been waging a hot
battle for the middle. guard
spot.
Stevf! Fritsch (6--0, 205 sr .\
and Chuck Carlson (5-10. 210
sr.) have beenwaging a hot
battle for the middle guard
spot.
Orange Coast College Is fa.
\'Ore<! over d0istrict ri·
vol Golden West by four poinl!'I
if grid oracles on the DAILY
PILOT sports stnff are cor-
I'l'Ct in their weekly tabula-
tions while George J·lartman 's
Saddleback Gauchos are 12·
point favorites over Cypress.
The two comnu1ni ty college
rivnlries from Orange County
highligt\t thi s week'!'! selections
with dpen.lng higb school
games to be \ncluded next
week. :Another pl-ce where the two ball Jliey have· the abilj_ty to lu!!1°r at Newport. U.ble to~ a bit oljyUl!ng," . ,
. have something in common is run with it. '1 ~n . Newport withdrew saya . Aa'aro, "but w e ' re OnJ s
•. quarterback that likes to . !ts ob1ec~on there became no generally pleased with ... ~Four· tarters throw Shackleford then pomt~ to issue," says Fag ans. defense
Starting at linebacker will
be Dan Slnlck j>tO, 190 jr.J
and Bob Dreifus_ (5-9, 180 .sr.) 0..111911 c.,..i Oo/ff Goldlfl w.1,., • •th A be d R d Fl S~Cltl•O.cl( over Cvor~s bv l w1 se z. an an y urer uc~ o..-.r ,.1111buf'llh bV 11
(5-10, 170 jr.) backing uµ that g~111:..~~ ~~:'CW.s:~1'~0~ 'li.11 bv,
·--· .. ~ · -------~last---aeaaon-wbeD.-M.J.~e.--e.orona-det-Mar--Hlg-h -.!7.~·l----·· -· ----~ --·-. ---~ _ ' JD!ID tna:lehart aet m~st Shaughnessy was the leading baseball players Ken and . I 4~ ~ see any one outaland·
passmg records at·GWC in the receiver with 38 receptions for Grover Nogawa were also lng indMdual on defense at
:rear he had Vataha on the •s yards and two touchdowns. given a clean bill by the CiF this atq:e, but the ovei'Bll
• 0 Arizona Slate 11v1r HO\llllon bv t . --1.IU .-• ---·--·--ll!ll!OIS~OV~lcllhll!O !l•ll--b'r+· -FtorhU Sith over M!tml by 4
Return for Monarchs W.ingbacks Walt Sinner (5·
10, 165 sr.) and Roy Vega t~
IO. 165 sr.) are stationed nt
Pen" S!•I• over Tin""-bv 1\o\ OreQO!l ov.r Arhon1 bv 51i, "''fucrou ovtr Au101•1 bv 1 Nor C•roll"' over ("'.rv11nd bv • Vlrv nl• -Vlrutri I TKll bv l 'h SvrK\IM ovtr Norr C1rollne Sl1t1 rteelving end. Blll Cornelius Cobb ht on! 22 · body. speed oa defense bu pleaaed
broke most of them last but hi.I ;8"~ge to'tat w:SS: The Nog.awas are transfers us." · , When Mater Del H i I h
,..... and his secondary d he . red im. Um ... • from the San Diego area. Up !root wbere F.dilon School' ~tball '··-•·• to receiver was Cobb. an 9CO es 6'v employs five linemen. Asaro 1 ""' ~ ~es
How does coach R a y Ing • him a much higher bu been taking a good looli: at the llold lhll aeRIOll, most of
Shacldelord comi!11i:e. lhe two aver~e per calch. . s Demelnlkoo, .M.B.l&e!Ql!..(H, .. Its experience will. b_e 00
receivers at a similar place 1n "we-are ImOw how" good a :. · po.rls 145 ar.J, Mike Broob (H, 115 delW<!. . ·,,
Colden West football history receiver Shaughne~ is•'' ar.), Mike Domu (1>10, 185 be":;! the defense Is go.., w
..,.. starting Ille sophomore Sbackldord . adds; He IS .a sr.) and John Dupn (1>10, llO ~· Monarclla
season? quality rec:eiver and Cobb II CaJ d sr.). Ila onr four retumln
~ewp0rt
'
Net Finals
:Scheduled ..
even better II';' 'catch. It'• en ar Also figuring .. that area ~ fum • tum tha~
Ver/ evtdenthe" also a quail· are Bill ElllolL(M, US jr.), went 7·2 lul year and thne of
ty receiver. T...., Bob Jol:mon (f.O, t• R.), Joe. tbem are on deflDle.
Wblle_ ccmparbons could go w11w .._ -«11 -1 ocw.111ml'lf Johnson (&-0, 180 s;r.t and Dan Tb:at, in Woodi' e-, makes and the tire ..-ie~7::io 11i~.;1·-Gtldlft w t et ttrt--"-·11 The J-on on, en COb corn.. '~I <•• ,,.,. ,....., l'.'..J1 ""~-(H, Ito ~.). lhe. taam lbaperlin<ed, and, sophomore campaign of b '"¥"'''°"' l'i..O!,t• ,,.,..., Hvnt111eton JdmaoDs are not related. · ~ from the ~t of
lleJ ahead and 'could bring ad· _..,. M\:.."1111U:...1 Rici: Campball (W, 175 ar.) J1ftV1ou1 Miter Del-leanil ihlo
dltlonal lllory.to hllliilelf and •-2 .. -•. ~-~" IJ allo a ·top llnelioder to IO yeor'I Mmattlli an-.. Golden West. . rr •I w .... VltJt ":ii~~ wJth Ford wblle Frank Oviedo .. We are \'SJ 1fllJJJI"'!' ii-the
Cobb not only will be the l:~nil•«MM1"Y -Or.,,,.~•t•1 '" (5"10, 1IO If.) IDd Mike Ben-· way Woodl pull it. aJtboUgh
chief taraet of the Rustlers OD =~·7,,Lc:.:...~H(h. UCI •• Ctl I.vi...,.. nett (1--10, 180 Jr.) provide tbe 12'returlllmg leUennen a?ft
passing but wm ti:e the punt H:~: • ..:rJ:JWp . .n.i. ~:au ~ptb' at that JPOt. about typical for the Santa
cornerback on defense with ·will return to the secondary Mike Patterson (S.2, 170 jr.),
wlth Pat Henderson (165), Ken Bigler {6-0, 170 jr. ), Tim ~: X:v'!11Aaj!ra <:~6). and Richards (6-1, 170 jr.) and fl.on
---... defensive line-will be Reid (5·9, 140 sr.) also """" available.
manned by ends Mike Sims G M dd k (6-0 180 ) (115f ind Tim Gnecka (17~) ary a oc ' ' sr .
'" BMtoll owr T1J!•~ by IVt Mlnoewl• owr lr>ell•n• bY 3 Ml(hlAM -· No•lh-l••n by ,, Nebrl lkl Ovtr Te~tl A&M by 22 S!l"lOl"'CI IN ... S1n JOM $1111 by 11Vi
wallllna10ll OVtlr O\J~I bv t ~f!llYllH'~Vt
Ohio 51119 o::, "'(;...°';';: ~{ •
R11mt. l'lfl S1lnl1 by I """"owr Cl\lr91r1 bv 1''11 8-1• 1N•r P•"lot1 by I II,_ INI P1ck1r1, '""· a:Dd. a pair of hefty tackles in figures to start at strong safe-
Lou Baca <215> and Rtchard -~ty~w~it~h~Da~v~id~w~u~< ~:;.,;~, ~\~44l:lr~=-=~-=~~;-!;""'l Gemel (1-S, llO}. sr.) backing him up.
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~The Paci.fie Southwest
Raiors temi1 tournament at
Newport Beach-Tennla Club is
down to the q~I roond
todey with several t l t I e
matches and a myriad of ltJllilinal> 9dt<duled for Sat·
urdaf.
and kickoff returns apeclallSt "°""'''"Viti.,. o• 1.rn.)\ "=111 •t In the eecc:ndary Alaro ~ Ana ICbooJ·wblcb bu not.fa11~
as well. He was the leading =~~5;~1 .. •~i;wis::: blnklng 'on J4tke Morac»·to . ed to bave •~team. In · ·(
punt retlD'D specialist, last i=i' ~:: •-'"·· J:r41i agalnh!>kl•downtMtreeJlfe-theputhro~
•••...,uwasVataba'inl!i&I; •m"' lfS ~"'"" '· \::.: ""·-ltlon wblle' Mike·'• Mater Del's delenslve unit ........,.. 80l<O 1.:io ""'"'· c:o.11 ,,.. ~J _.. . , I . --.. We want him to ban~ the ~. •• !t"c'!r~ iYt :-.:::}: -brother,_Jot,_iaJmClled bl or will be anchored by\ a ~ of
ball u often 11 possible,") S:::.-H~~~c.rv'i~':c1' ,.,:.r.·· ~uty a\ tbe ~safety~ top notch llnebacterli·6oUi of Seagram's
7· · wn. .Jn tile younge.t bracke~ :is.
and-over, Hugh Stewart met
James Bl!cll and Robert
Duesler batUed stan Ellll for
SJlOls in the semis earlier ~
~~ coolld.0: Anll with ,.::~~::r:~'.'?:1.:1,~ "foe la a ~7• JM.pound w'f.Tr ~1~ ~
a-· -" -" •m.1, ..._ """' • junior tip! end on offense and Mike Cobb is tmaffected by the ·w::,.i::~'~'tlr~lt ~ f 1'be • cornera· apPear" ·to ~ '. · stbbra · · ·(185J · · w'ere·-t be
ccmparlloo with ooe o1 Coldeo -• \''1'.\' ~" .....,: Eric Johnsoil (t-7, 175 jr.) at statllng oulllde llnebackm
West'• all-time sreats and m 'W..rr -:"lt':'MIW :t. ... lpo\ with either . Eddi• Jul -and wlD taam with
mnembera well a high schJol ~1i:_ J~~"' si~~L~-9:"8' Welnberier ($-9, 185 ar.), or middle mm.Hector Degadlllo,
playoff game al Pacifica high. .., """'1:.1~ !~~ Randy Snow (W, 145 sr.) at a junior who atarts at fullback
"! . t f fealbtn -Mtttr DI n. ,_ the ., side on offae, to give the
Wlll gomg OU or a pau ''c=· ~J1'!~ inar .. nJ---1 • baA~ M a·r t MODll'Cha . one .at the county'• day. and Wu wide open but I fell ,.11111r11111. • ._. Tedi et '-''"' ~cwuve 1,;11o. •i........·~ · down I'm sure we would have v~•tw; S:!t-°''"" " s... ,..,_"" Weatherbee 1.sn't expected to ltlutltll uuv 'Ullltl. · (n the ~ver dlvlaion , ·scored and beaten Bishop 1:1::-_ c..~ ~ .'' Mear• resume play tmUl after the Jim. Poettpn ~175 1f11' the
stcond .seeded Ed Kauder Montgomery 11 1 . had 0 , 1 ~-ir,m:-.::...:;~ ~Ml'~ ,,..... atarts due to a broken other ~'dt:o.~-~ played fifth Seeded S 8 m •-II--11 twf119mlllt ti Etljlldt "" MIW jlW l\lffered elfllar, last year I IV.. -H -
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rf.1a met third aaeded Dick " • ·~ •,
and~~~:.~ the :is. Bas·eb' all Sia-· ..Ji·ngs DIAN LIWIS
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Bolton
Delnllt
Baltimore
New Yori!
Cleveland
Milwaukee
OUland
Chicago
MJnneaota
l(anlu' City
Aa1el•
Texas
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63 77
51 63
Wet! Dlvloloa
II 57
7t 60
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East Dlvllloll
W L
Pllt1bu!lh 8t 41
aitcaso 75 M
· Naw Vork 72 64
St. l.ools 66 74
Mootreal M 74
Pblladelphla 49 8t
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Atlanta
Wat DlvllloB
8553
78 1111
13§
San Francisco
San Diego
64 75
Ill 77
51 115
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On occasi ons like thi s, mo~e Americans drink and enjoy 7 Crown ·
than the leading Scotch·and Canadian combined. And they do so
for one reason: the ta·ste. A cohsistent lightness and smoothness that
has conv inced ml/Hons of'Americal'ls that they can Say Seag~am's
and Be Sure.
Thank you, America, for makln . .. .
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Checking Out Coast Area Water Polo Teams
'C::eron• fief M•r ''There'• no question about 1 ~-. \'al onci.a rind Sad· polo lhll l.oll alw copWrlac a anion Pal llrmnan and Mar\ pel)Uoo for the fil'll Um< n ~~· •
port1ao ol lbt awn la lf!L G.-u wattr polo alttr WI y 's dl k. • Tben'a anodler waltt ]IOIG Jack'• 1wlmmln1 ability, ..
jugernaut at Corona del Mar BOYi Bray, ''bot or course it And Carey baa ... .., mum-Junior Dou& F1blan b lhe free lanoo ocbedule. ~'Ive re<utnlng ...,,., ~·
log lettumtn. four who were other vanity lettmnan in the CO.ch Doug Burt's crew. 1.mnen m3ke Bun's crew ·A u U.. im ,_.... approaches takn more than slmply swlm-
lllld the s.. "'··· will be ming ability to play wattr start.en, and t h t cham-fold. along with Tuslln, move into solid c001ender ror lhe le:1~
pionlhip fros!Hloph team to Up from the junior \ltnity tbe Orsnge circuJt aJoog with cbllmplons/tlp \I-1th . J o n
mold toðer anot.ber -title to alll• are senlort Bill regular membt:n UniverJity, i..eogue and 6-4 gOW.1e Dave
contendu. Gugeler, $lawn LlrJOn and Laguna Beoch, El Dorado. See ~reu Jlolo rage!.!.__.:.
---polo" att ..... oe to rtpeat '11 '1 un--del'eaied JrvU. Le 1 g u e Ncverthclw. Babushoff record. adds the speed dim~nsion if
Coach Olllr H00per un-h0th1ng else to the Barott.s at-
derpll:y1 his team's tole. tack.
The retumin& ~ are Mark Rolllllll, aloo& wlth:1piiii:i;..i~iii;;,iii;;;;i;;;i;;;;;i;;;;-;..,....;;;..--.;;;;;---,
.. .... Larry l'bettl, Neal Jllllkn Jtll Edwards, John
Amsden John Well.slry and •Farrell and Dav~ Wenger.
Tom ~wit2 wblle )llnlors Tbe Fr<>el>&>ph telUll has
Pete J,lortoo ~ Doug J-provided vanity candidates in
-and aeolor Pat Gleason juniors Rod Ronnell and Ron roundoutt.bttqpaeYeo. Ea1ter (goalie) and
somewh t • ··w , Returning lettmnen lnclUde a ' sayU1g, e ve got *t:nior starters t.11· ke E1'ch and tome pretty good 'iwimmers, <II but they're oot too big. 1 think Clay Stuard. Otbtr nlOllO(ram
: we'U be better at some things winners back are seniors Eric
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PONTIACS
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• .tbil year, but we don't have J(>hnson and John Bert.ani.
::quite the hole man thl.s year. Up Lo help from the junior
:•we do have better overall va~ily are Michael Hickey
Others wbo fllW" to help !Opbomore Sean Buckner. are David Devore. Dave Another player who may
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~ speed, but we're not an and Jlm Jtice. Mal become tnstnunenLal in the
Ped@ and Bob one. Vikings' plans is Sunny.Yale AS K FOR FRED OORAN
overpoft'erinl team. lYbelher others "'ho figure prOm·
we could beat last year'• team lnenUy In t h e Fountain b hard to say," he adds. \'alley attack are JUn1ors
•'We're really burllng for lllgh lralllller Steve Lown.
depth." aays Carey as he begins bis fifth ,.., at the ltlbslon Viejo DAYE ROSS PONTIAC
2480 H-llvd. ot FGlr Or .. Costa M.,. 546-8017 For starters I-looper has All· Steve Oschsner. Dan Luttre\1°
CIF senior Bruce Krumpholz CLIFF HOOPER and Rick Matson alon~ with
Artists• helm. Mission Viejo Higb's Diablos
in camp. }-le's the younger j Coron• del Mar senior Terry \Vood:rufr. The
BILL BARNETT
Newport Harbor
"That's the oolY thing that enter Orallll• League com---"
brother ol Kurt Krumpholz latter pair are goalies.
who, recently set the world "Our ~ic strength is • • record Jn the...A 0 o. me te r overall balance, we won't be
freestyle at the U.S. Olympic l~ading the Chargers attack relying on any one individual give Huntington Be8ch fan s
swim team trials. will be Pat Moorhouse, a pro-to do all the scoring," says hopes f-0r the future agalMt
Other returning lettermen flcient scorer out of the hole. Bray. Sunset League powers
are sophomores Jack Lorenz. 11e's a two.year starter for l-lis learn was 14-3 In sum-Newport Harbor, Marina and
Mark Watson and Dan Pen-Edison. and depending on the mer league play at Santa Ana Anaheim.
nlngt-0n. Lorenz is th¥.;o,;n;;;ly~"!§il"1'"s"''4l'.ers' ability to gain a CIF' cdilege and Costa Mt! s a Senior Bill Holman is the
: returning starter. playoff berth, he might be a l{i gh circuits. Jone: returning starter for Get,..
• Also in Corona del Mar solid candidate for All-CJF (J I • ty. Scott Dale is the only other
hon · 11 ver s1l11 • plans are goaUe Kirk Del ors. returning letterman. Dale was
• Valle (a 8-2 junior). junior Six of the seven monogram A vastly improved wa1er the junior varsity captain and
John Crimp, sophomore Bruce winners are seniors. Aside polo team is in store for lettered 00 the 'varsity in '7l.
Otto, freshman Frank Browne from Moorhouse. Emery has University High where the Up to help out are juniors
and senior Jim Turner. goalie Howard Gowdy, Todd Trojans f begin their second Barry Dodd, J im Weir and
Hooper cites Costa A1es.a as Hopson. Alberl Mc C 0 w n • yea~ Cho cok mMpetition under Dave Schawinski along with
his team's major obstacle, but' Sigfried Muhlhauser and Tim C081,:11 uc orris. senior Gary Kiser.
· also includes Fountain Valley West. --rhe scene has changed con-That quartet appears to
;: and Loll Alam itos as possible Junior George Budris rounds siderably. The Trojans now have a solid grip on starting
' road blocks to ftnother Irvine it out. have their own pOOI. varsity berths for the Oilers along
.' League title. Others Who could figure in lettermen and..summer se.ason-wittl the -two retuming let-
AJJ for Krumpholz and his Edison plans are junior John experience has been establish-1
is worrying me at this poiot.
-But I have some' awfully good
ones available in t b e
sophomore clasa: 'that 1 may
bring up to varsity status," he
adds.
Laguna won a summer
league title in :vaB\ty' com-
petition to keep i~ offense
sharp, and figures to be a
prime contender for th e
Orange League tiUe .
Ohief compe t i t ion lo
Laguna, accordlni to Catty.
comi!bl <I El Dorado and
Valencia.
Redwitz is-Laguna's best
holeman, while Amsden Ill the
fastest, and Devore is the best
ball hand 1 er. Fisette is
scheduled for§goolie§du~
Jtlarlna H' I""" nd D ermen. J Individual ability, ff o ope r imme """ger a a v f' ed. The other starting spot is up
says: "He's a top ootcb ball Piek.ford. sophomore Mat l l-l ighlighting Morris' team for grebs between sophomores Coach Tom Lloyd will be
handler and as good · a player VanGordon and senior IX)n are three key returning let-Wally Andelin, Eric Cushman trying to rebuild his &mset
as there is in the CIF. But he's Peterson along with junior Los termen. and Mark Mooney. Wgue power water polo
8 driver rathef ·then a hole Amigos High transfer Steve They are junior Bill·Gaulter Dale -and Weir are con:-team around tlree returning
player. He's very explosive Cunningham.. and seniors Kevin Phillips and sidered the Oilers' fastest lettenneit this year with the
<1nd versatile." In all Emery has 49 can· Mike Phillips (unrelated). swimmers while Holman is emphasis around his team's
-didaJ&s_jnJJ:le.J.ater poJu 'U'O--_Sonhomores .. who_ rig11re f6 ·overall speed and g o o d ,. 1· ---~ r.ated by..bis coach as the best cram. play key roles in the Trojans' ball handler and overall water defense. ~ ---
With their finest summer As for the Ch a r g er s' attack are Steve ..McCormick, polo player. "We have the poteotial to do
~ .. ~--
C::o•ta /tle•a
season ever accompll!tiled. chances for success in the Cameron Co5grove, Chuck "Actually we're shooting fairly well, but we're still
coech Terry Bowen's Costa Irvine League against the Robles and Mark stevens. towards the frosh-soph level of trying to put it all together at
Mesa High Mustangs are oow likes of Corona del Mar, Costa Other returning varsity let-competition this year. We this point," says Lloyd. "We
taking aim at the Irvine Mesa, Fountain Valley and termen who could break into think we have the best chance need a little bit of leadership
League water polo crown _that -Others it's Emery's opinion the starting lineup are seniors in that area," says Getty. and an awful lot of work,
ls annually in p»Ses.Sion of Lhat his team must jell .as s Jim Littrell and Jeff Thomas however."
fival Corona de! Mar. cohesive uniL and junior Mark Thomas. Laguna Beach Returning starters from the.
.. Bowen's crew has shown its "Himmelberger and Budrls Morris says lack of ex· Coach George Carey's 1971 team that finished second
b'UU lli und f ted might be the key to lhe whole perience could hurt his team~s Laguna Beach Arli· ... _ will "--to N__....... Harbor in Sunset -eapa 1 es, ro ng e ea thing with their size and abili· chaoces. but considering the 3'.:I ...,,., ~ • .Ip summer action against prep ty'," he· says. Arid Em·ery Is lm 1 trying to repeat an Orange League .action but mmed out opposftk>n. Included among provement over ast year's League champion.ship In water on a CIF playoff bid · are
the vk:tlms were Downey, banking on M <Jo rho use' s situation the remark falls onlp;;i;;;;;ii;;;i;;;;;,;;,;;;;oiii;;;;i;;;;;o;;;o;;;;;;i;i;;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;~;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
~kewood, Newport Harbor. shooting prowe.ss. Moorhoqse deaf ears.
'.l,.ong Beach Wilson. Garden has trimmed down tO 190 University had seven can-EXECUTIVE'S DREAM
Grove and Fountain Valley. pounds from 230. didates working -0ut wherever ~nd contingents from Cal E' t i \I II they could find at this stage in 3,000 sq. ft. custom built hom9, Mttl~ in the
State (Los Angeles) and Santa oun a n. a et1 '71. Now the Trojans have 38 middle of huge Sycamores and O•ks. Owner put
Barbara City College fell to Despite losing five !tarters players in the program. in th• finest mate ria l and workmanship that money
the Mu.slangs in tournament Crom the 1971 contingent; Morris says El Dorado and could buy. In addition there is an 1100 ,aq. ft. house
play. <..-oach Ray Bray's Fountain Mission Viejo rate the for maintenence CCH1pl1, barn, wor k sh,ed, stables
Now, however, Lhe victories Valley Barons are considered favorite's role in Teague play. & corrals. All these. are connected by excellent
count 8 bit more and Bowen is serious contenders for the lack top roads. Thera,•re opp~ox. S acres of, Cit-
hopeful his crew can keep up Irvine League tiUe and a CIF lltintiltflt OI& Be a c h rus plus several acres of apples, plums, and other .~. playoff berth in water polo. A complete rebuilding job is fruit treas which comprise tM total r:•col of 21 .5
UR:' pace. h k ch Depth and balance are two One of t e ey reasons is a in order at Huntington Bea acres, Entire property is ffnced, On y 10 minutes
factors in Mesa's favor and fellow named Jack Babashoff. l-Jlgh where water polo coach from m a jor shopping canter. This r,roperty can
spearheading those assets are who has decided to take up the Duane Getty is ettempting to not be· described in words. "nie buikl nt• encl sur-
seQiors Mike Jlollister. Steve sport to get somewhat of 8 mold 8 Sunset League ~ rounding s are so immaculate they mult be ...,.
Sponagle and Richard Whit-break away from the year-tender. to be appreciated. P rice $285,000.00. Owner will
more along with junior John round rigors oC swimming. All.CJF standout Clay Evans carry first trust deed. For further inform•tion
Whitmore. '1'he latter made Among Babashoff's list or I!! no longer available to the I II E t E khoff E kh ff & A • te
aecood team al\·Jeague .as a ·=~etll~S ~i~42.4 C~ :ers, s7_he'stt~ated rn~~S~-~~ .... ~~~-S .... ~ ..... ~ .. ~ ... ~ ....... s-:1~26:1
sophomore. rf st letn • ya r Bunot twhep ayinl g 3. the . tA Eves. & wHk .. nds ...................... 633-6974
Two left-handers give 'Mesap;r;ee;;y;;·;.iiiliiiiiliiiiiliiiiiliiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiii;;;;:.;;;;""~c~e;u;s;~;;~re;;;w~=========~===========~ll additional strength. Richardll
Whitmore and Alan Langston
are in that category.
All·league goalie Brett Ross
(5-10 sr.) is back for another
season and is rated quicker
than his older brother (Rod)
at Orange Coast College by
Bowen.
Others who will play major
roles in Mesa 's try to unseat
Corona del Mar and beat off
the challenges of the bala~
of the Jrvine circuit are
juniors David Lund, Tom
Stover and Chip McAneoey
along with seniors Frank
Galea, Dick Edenholm and
~like Zeldin (a 210-pound
goalie).
"Lund has really come a
long way, he'll be one or our
best," says Bowen.
E d ison
Seven varsity lettermen, In-
cluding U:\ree .starters, dot the
Edl800 High water polo lineup
as coech Eric Emery and his
BOB HEUSSER
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Other Games-East Saturday, Sept. 16-Major Cot1e2es
Air Force Z5 Wyomln1 14 BIOC>m9bUrg
BostOll Slit!• ••eoston u
21 Ser11nton 4i
:xi s .. oi;ew11e~. Maine ' Arfrona State 24 Houtton 14
••Boston COU1.. 22 Tut1rie 20
C.Ufornl1 2t W11hln'1<»' Stile 17
Clladel ts Appe11ehl1n 14
Color1do 31 C1nclnn1U 0
O.vlclson 17 v.M.1. fi
Drake 2fl Wert Te:oc1s 8
-El PISO 26 limit 20 F'lorfcll Shlt1 21 M11ml, Fii. fi
-G&Of'tl1-· 4r BIJlor -• -1 -·• Glorll• Tech 22 south Cll'Olin1 t c
IOW11 State Jt eoror1do Sti tt 7 K1.,.,.t State ?O !bll(hlm Youn1 l'i
K1ntueky 21 Vllll-14
Lon11 lleadl 20 Nor111 Tex11 lD
LS.U. 3.!I P1clfic 1
loul111il!I" 27 Kent St1t1 lD
Ml1ml, Ohio :i'C Dlyton 1
Mlehlnn 26 Nnr1t.wutem 14 Mlehlpn St1!1 ,-; llllnol~ 17
Mfnriet0li1 21 lndl1"1 I~
Mls.sl1slmil n M•mphls ~t•lt Jn 0Mis11111Dl>i St111 30 NE l ouis!•n• l M~lteld lC M1H"h1U 10
NIY)I ::n Witli•m & MRry ?II
Ntbrnlr• J.t Tei1s " & M 7 N-Mtxice '7 New M••deo stilt '
Nmth C.rolin1 ''i M1,...l1nd 11 Ohio ~Ille J] IOW>t 11
nh\a u 17 ldlho ](
nllf11hom.I -tt U~h ~IRll 1'
ntclahM11 Sl1tt !"! •rllnlrtDn 7 O..~n 21 Ariron• Hi
"-nn Stale '" T11nrlt!9Stf' ,, l"urdue x eowlin• Gretn i; llutnrs 2fl Holy Cm!!s 1~
southern C•I Jl l'lreltO" St"'t' 1 l'loutbem 11nnol1 '" Ea!'! ~l'Olln• 11 S.M.U. 19 Wike FoN•t 7
SDuthern M11sl11lppl '' Lo11l1l1n1 Tj!Ch ~ Stanford 3:1' !'l>tn Jose Sl•te 7
\ll'fl'ICU51 t7 No. C11'0lln1 State 7 T•rnPI :'3 Norfho!rn M!chlpn fl
T1,.,pl1 1~ :Xl'tvl1r S Te••~ Tech '1 ntah 15
Toledo 29 E11sterfl Mlehlpn " Tuls1 '" Wlchlll 7
U.C.L.A, 31 Pltt~burfh IJ
Vlr,lni1 '1 V p 1 211 W1thlnit1on 17 oi.i1re· II
Wffl VlrJlni1 ?II "lchnoond 7
We1t1m Miehipl'! '" Fretno Stl'le l~ Wl-ln 23 NOttMrn Illinois I
Other Games-South and Southwest
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Chtyn11y ·
Clarion
Coast G111rd Curry
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ne1aw1t11 Valle.,
Dllni50n
E1st S1roudsbur1
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Lafavette
Mariellt
MiUe,.,ville
MDnlct1lr
R.P.I.
St. l1wrencr
SUC!OlllY Roek Soolhern conn •.
S::o•ln1Jfit1d ~U$0Uf'hann11
West Ch-• Westminster
Widener
'' Ma one ll 42 Dl'!&wlte Sllle 0
14 Fr;111klin & Marshall IJ , ~1 Towwn 1 20 O. C. Te1ehers 1 '
31 Mendltld fi 21l Sl)11Ui-.~ler11, TtQ_(I. 16 '
16 M•1nr Mnrltlme i·': ~' l "h•fl" 10 ... ,r---rul'lm• ~-
l'J Thil'I '· '! T~l'l1on 0
J 4 Y<ayn11sburn 7
:?1 WRRM• 14
21 l(lnll'' Pooni 'O
;>, Alle~henv 1 2~ Sl\,ppl!n5bur1 1•
lq Ku•ztnwn 7 •
,0 MOhl'1 17
11 Platl5bUtP,I\ 7
11) Brockl'l"'1 o 7~ ylr•'""'" ll "
'' Cort1~nn XI 1~ r:t!IYt! C•tv 7 ?11 8rldl{f'POr1 .-. )2
25 Lor.II MIYPn ' '° Leh•""" VR!l•y lQ
Other Gamt:!-Midwest
Adrl1n 21 fll''•~nce
Akron 11 fh"I•• Alma :l" l l'lr' ,,.~.crnha1
A:!hland 'I r-ip•tal
A1111;Uslitnl, Ill 'II Nol'1n Cl"n!ral 81ldWi~Wall1c• '4 Evansville
Central M11ttlndisl l • ("ulve•-SliXkton Centr11 Mlchipn ,, e ~n <;fa!•
CMt1111 C*t1hom1 ~' ~w Mi•1CH1rl centre 2) o., .. ,11n
Colo111do COlltl• 2n Wld!11nd
Corrie!!, low1 JO U'1{)1!r lowl
Ol!Pauw N Alt>lOl'I .
Oo11ne '0 N<tt>ra~lr11 We91pvan
Eest Texas 'i; f'nrt !"entfill Okla.
Fll\dllv \7 f'lrll'!~m
Fr1nktln 30 l'tC'<.,.Mulm1n
Hamt!nt 21 l nther
HastinRS ,, r:o11•1111 ot Emoori1
Hillsdllt '' Ftn1• l!l!noi9 Sllllf' 2• Norttie•n IOW~ lndi11n1 Stile J, r-asttrn l!!l l'oi9
1<~11m1roo •S t::r11nd V1l1tv Kearney ,, r:-~o;tr"' Montal'll
Ktnvon '' ntt~rbeln
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Ml •• l''l'pl V.I•-, Lincoln io l.Jinft<;ton
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Ar'onsas AM &. N 14 Arbnus Tlcll 21
Brfdire.,...ter 2A C.,_.Newm1n_ 2l
C.•W.Stem 17 ....... " 0.111 lJ Ea1tem Kentucky 21
Elon 14 Ernory & Henry 24
F'1irtnCll'lt 31
fa)'lltl11¥ill1 2' F'urm1n 20
Cerie'iil 25 G11rwllle 20 Gr1rnb1tnr i c =JdMY ~
Jaclctoft 2t
KentuclrY Stat• 2s "lf'vfnpton 21
MeN11M 30 Mldclt• Ten~-26
""' "4ite1le9fer 17 Mnr•i' NE Okl1homa 20 f.lll'hlnf'! Tech "><; Nnrillwond
SI. P&Ul'I 6 Mi!Ukin 11; [lmhu~t Eliil T&nl'IMSH l• MlfWIUket J!1 YIJ~Anil 811thl"1 lC ,,,_ Mlrs Hin 17 Miuovrl Southtrn 14 SE Ml,,ourl
Ar11. "' Montlceflo D Miuou~ V1111ey 20 IOWll Wt"llf"ll'l
lndl•n• u 14 Mt llr\ion 'l f'lh t!J NDrlht•n
No. Ctrollne Cent,.! 7 NW Okt•harn• ~>; Ft HIV'! Guilford 12 n11ro Wtsley1,. '1 H~ldP!h~•ll'
West VL Wes.ley•n 6 Om•h• 27 NW Ml'"ou•I fforfollr 7 ottl"'I ~· ~u\hwesl11rn, Kan.
Pr9$byterl1n 1• Pllt5't\11'1 :\II Roll~
F'l'Ollttiurs 1 ~I. NOfher1 :'fl St. Thomr.i Wut v1 Tech o Sewanee 22 W1~!llngton. Mo.
Aleom A &. M 13 5 tmr11on I• Wll1l11"' Je'll"!lt Mlryyllll 10 !SDulh 0.kotl Statt '~ Mt1nk1tCJ
Mllltlpt; .e TIYIDr 13 f.!lulftn"
M1ry1;111d E. Shore to W1bash 10 Hanrw~r Pr1lrll View 13 Wesl Ubllrty ~7 Muskin11urn A1blny Stitt 7 W!t!tlem 1111nol' '1 Auoni-ot•n•. S.0 .
South11m S!1!1 10 W'!stem 1'C11ntU<:kf 21 W!ltrnbetl 5a,., HoustOf'! tO Willl•m Pl!nn ll e,,ker
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Glrdner-W11bb 6 o\rk1nus Slat• 28 C•stl!'tn New Me~ico 7 •
R"dl111'11ts 0 ' NW Loul1l1n11 ?1 8al8"J 1, ........ "
So. C1rolln1 Sl1t1 2l Cal Lulheran 34
S F Austin 12 Cal PDly (S.l .0.) '4
81uefltld 12 Chico J~
Florence fi CDIO•ldo Wtttern m SheptMrd 17 SE O•d1Mn1 J9
R1ndDlph-M1COn 0 Divis :.?1
Austin 1 f'uUerton '1 SW Loulll1rw1 26
$W TIUI 23 state Co11111 .....-.. 20
Tl111ton 17
•"'f1nnHM1 Shll1 27
T1nne1t11 Tech v
TllUlt soutllem 22 Trfftl't 25
Yror 17
SE LDUl1l11n1 13 H"'&'•ll 38
Tel•• Luther1n 7 Humbold1 :r.! C1ntrel Mi"®rl 19 Ll'Wfl & Cl1i* ~D Bishop tl L!mleld 20
Morpn Sllte o Ne11M11 n..1 ve1•1I 21 Western Cln:>llna JS NllW Mexico Hl'f1ndl '1 Soul.him U 1 Nortrntrn Ar<ron1 42 Tdllt A & I 14 Northern ColDrldo •1
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THE BOB HEUSSER PRO FORECAST
SUNDAY, SEPTEMlll 17
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Soulhf'•l1 Cotor1do l 7
Whl!llf'• 7.· Nev•d~ (Reno) 2() ,
Por!llnd 1 -
Put~• Sound 20 •
Whitworth l Cent .. r W.shlnstcn 1
Boise 20 .. Wt'5llrfl New Me1ieo 6
San frtnclsco St.lie .e : •
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CoDe(e ....., eountty coach Things are look!ni up for
Jim McD.,aln 1s 0ptlmlst1c eoocb Bo Robe..-and his UC
that the Pirates will improve Irvine cro.v country team on On Jut aea10n'• 1-t dual meet the eve of the first outing of
record and oeventb place the 19'12 suaon. tln1sh In the Solj!b Coast Roberson wm take the
P,nlerence meet. Antaters to Cal LIJtheran
• "We ahould be a lot better Saturday for a four-way meet
&hla: year/' says Mcllwaln. that also includea cross-town
!'We have u. runners right rivl! Southern California Col· ~w and we also have some lege and Antelope VaUey Col·
people back. La•! year we had lege.
ID all b'elbman team. And we Southern California College
!>ave our achoo! r«ord holder Is a year beblnd UC! In
(Dana Babin) back, We're slarting a cross country pro-
fbrtlng out In a lllUe better gram and this will be the
... pe." Vanguards' fir.I outing of the
: Mcllwaln wJU get a chance season as well.
Eaee just how fmproved bis "We had a winning sea.Op
earn h: Saturday at the Long last year,'' Roberson recalls of
ch InvltaUonal. -The meet UCI's harriers. "And we
· .. gln! ,at 11 o'cloclc. should do even better this time
: Babln's school mark of 22:34 with tnore experience snd
()Ver fout miles probably will mote talent." ,
J>e broken again this year, . Roberson is reflecting on the
~ Two other letter-winners . addition of Costa Mesa HlS'h·'•
ftturn. They include A I running twins, Toni 'and Jobo
Bender and Mike Jones. Olswang. 0 Tbey have a lo~ of
; The leading fr~hmen rare PolenUal and should give us a
)eff Kingsley and Tim Rudy of big boost1" Roberson says.
?leWP.Ort Harbor and Jim Neal Returning to the team this
and Gary Stringer of Fountain season as the captain and the
Valley. lone senior en the squad is ! other frosh proopect. In-Greg Beal. "He should get
elude Hatty Hinton (Ed.iul), down around 25 minutes for
Evan Jones (La Quinta), Steve the five-mile coum," the
Sch (E~---1 ) ~-coach adds. Last year his best ureman ;,wul\.'. 8 ' ueary time was 25:40 for the college :Weber (Corona del Mar). ' dlstance.
I
curt Caughey, ..,. o1 the
team'• malnstays a year ago,
hasn't returned from a sum-
mer European trip yet and
may have !roobl~ catching up
when he does ar?I ve.
Sam Oliver, another
sophomore who was In tbe top
five at UC! consistently last
year, haa a knee problem and
, will not run this week. He Js
expected back for the second
meet in Lu Vegas next Satur-
day.
Jack McQuown, a transfer
from Golden West iiln school
at UCI but isn't ready to run
yet. He is having stomach prob-
lems and might sit out the
current aeuon.
Otben loo\loglgooct in prac-
tice 8ellions iochlde freshmen
Bob Feist from San Dieguito
and S t e Y e~ Jijand troin ,
Hamilton High 1i<'s Angelef.
Abo, sophomores Wayne
Leeds and Mtrk ,Rl>eske and
junior Hank 1'!eln. ~ but the
freabmen ,. ,ith t b e
Antaters a Y!.'f ago'
CM Rider -
• 1m occ c .... c11111trt kltiN411• At Cal L th • h1 .• s.¢. '' -Lq aHdl invtta-u eran Saturday,
.tfoMI the runners will compete on a
Heads Top
·Cycle Field ' Frt .. s.pt. 22 -'1 Mir• C•t• with 3'n-mile course that •-hilly .. n Oleoo cc, :1 p,m. .a
• Frf .. a.ot. 2t -Futltrton• c11ome1. and runs over ·tough terrain
: Frt .• oct. ' -'' s.n 01.., otMu • • .1..A-' Two-time U S champ·· Fri .. OCT. 1a -•t Sant• AN' g1vmg WJC111 an ample ftn:t-. · · ton
• Tua.-~ oct. 11 -c.m1o1· <1wim11. outing test· .. Rick Woods of Costa Mesa will .~1:J· •-Artee lnY1t111-1 ·.1 Nick &s;,. a sophomore be in 'the~.llght .tonight in
~.:;~~n=: 'fl -Mt, San Antonie from Corona del Mar High, is motorcycle cmg at the ~ > Fri .. NOY. J -•' Mt. s.. Antonro• another riumer ef\if,ted to be way at Oran e County Fan--
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•, "rt., Nov. 17 -SovtMm C.Hloml• first · the action lately but had L'-)hmp10ftlhlps •t co1• of' the can-I campaign. JJ.IO) ·>"!'L Roberson tabs c h i c k streak ended lest week when :.f~!;;.::V.;,~-c:!~~~mplenllll119 Abeam, another sophomore, he cnuiled on the first lap of
' • cMnotM SW111 CMtt confennce as the most improved runner the scratch main event. Rae-
:'":.:· dutl ~ Mvtn •t l :JO. on the team thiJ season. ing will begin at 8:15 p.m. . ~ . . Bill Bertscll, a resident of 1AREA POLO Newport Beach and a
• supervising s p e c l 3 I i~
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:Diamond te&ming up with Bob Steve Smith and Jeff Duyn-for the state of Califotnta bas-
:sargeon, Steve Lyle and Scott dam and sophomore Ron ed. in Santa An.a, won three
=campbell Smith. silver medals ID the bicycle
: Leogue is the Diabloa' Duyndam will operate at racink port.ion of the police
:fastest swimmer but Sturgeon 'pile •Ind Wall Is considered olympics held In San Diego
:WU voled moot valuable tile Sollm' best ball handler recently. ' · '· ,
:J>loye< on the \ean• last year ...i O\'erall player. Bertach won silye< me<fa!I
:because of bis~ ability. Glazier Is termed tile fastest In tile 800 me\•• Sjlrinl, !lie Ji)'
; Fighting for the two open ln Ille group by Barnett while mile road race aod a 50-mfle
:spots in the starting lineup are Young figures to spend most road race. '
:Junior• Jim Lyle, H u g h QI Jlls time _..Ung out of The pcllce olympic> has
;Jludaon and Frod Ridge l!ong the bole In frort of the op-competitors from all law en-
1rilh 8()1iK>more C8ry Okazaki , ponent's net. forcement agencies in the
•and aenlor Geo'ie Bush. Barnett bas 50 candidates in state of Calilornla.
; Burt llO)'I El Dorado and Ille overall pn>grarn. He con-~ ~ Beach, tut year'a co-skien Anaheim and Marina as Fountain V a 11 e y High's ~champs, are the teams to beat the mtef ttreets to a seventh booster club has scheduled its ;In leagile play. straight 1 till second annual fall Spcrtarama : "They should be ,_ ..... ••aln eague e. '"""" -"Anaheim should be good, tonlght at Huntmgton Beach ;this year. As for lit I think It's High.
:a matter of confidence. U our and we have to play them up The Barons' Sportarama in-
:teom bellevea In it.elf I think there. And Marina has good troduces all fall spcrts teams,
·we'll do reel well," saya Burt. swimmers, so they should be the band driU le ""·-' g·-• -•--" Barn tt • am, pe,..~ •• E t..eitl -~. says e · banner girls and benchwann:
: · • 1 Westminster era. ' Three rttumfng vandty et-At' cmclusion of the lntn>-
:term0\1 and• ~ ol overaD Westminlllet" High's Lions ductlons the teama and coacb-
:team itpeed make E5tancia may be the sleeper in Sunget e"s will remain on the field for
:JUgb's water polo team the League water polo circles as photographs.
'C!arkhorse of the Irv In e coach Gerald Mannion haa It gela under way at 7:30.
!League as the 1972 season four returning starters and a There iB no admission charge. ,,..,... iioot of promising un-~
' 'lbe Eagles will be operating derclassmen available f o r One of the richest short :tmder the ooocblng of Don duty. a.Dwry and Steve Farmer. The Uons will be trying to track stock car races of the
:Lowry ts l!oo activities direc-break up the· Newport-Marina· year will take place In Ascot
!tor at Estancia while Farmer Anaheim ... rilonopoly that seems Park ln Gardena Saturday
!is a former Newport Harbor to prevail in Sunset circles and nlght when the NASCAR
lDgh arxt UC Irvine aquatics the four aenior mooogram Grand. National West is con-
;lluh. winners he's countir¥! on are tested,for a purse of $10,000,
! "We hope to put our speed to Randy Bozarth, F r a n k Three driveni are currenUy
,_.k," saya Lowry, "and I I Haselton, Steve Goldstein and batlling for the cbamplonsblp
.uitnit we can do very well ln Greg Oogbill. In the lmpcrtant race with
:Ieegue play." Bozarth t. 1 aometlmes poinla and a purse fattened by
: 1-Y' and Fanner take goolle, but most Of tllat work the Qcympic Brewing Coln: ;.,.,.i for Barty Fry, who is on wUI be clone by i\IDiOr Tom p8ny along with promoter J.C.
!a sabbatical · leave f r o m Spicer. Agajanlan going to the w
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lnnerndlng.
~ Other juniors In the fold In-Dueling will be de e
, II'lle u;... monogram win-elude Mike Mullady , Ken three-Ume champion R • y
ners. back In camp are aenlor Blakeley, Dave Ju.des, BUI Elder ol Carutbenl, Challengei:
Bob Wel!Oler, junior Tqny O'Toole, steve Pace and Jpbn Herachl McGrllf ot Bridal
S&W11ya and Mlllor .Jeff Da\'ls. Franldlouse. Vell, Ore., alld veteran Diet
• Otben who fiaure Jll'o-SopbomOre J l m Huntley, Bown of Portland.
mlnently In the Eagles piano expected to start in the Lions Elder has a great Ascol \a~ SQPhomores V er n o n attack, is the bnl.Y loth grader record diUng from his rookie
!sQulte, ·Bill Davis and Delll)y who flgurea In varsity plane. victory there In 11166. The half.
rnney and oentors Jeff Davi., "This team 'f!Orb better mile dirt track bu rewarded 'and Phil Nye, •loni · with tog other than any other teem him with both the qul!ifythg ~onner San 0..-High I've bad here and we're ... 'recold of n miles per hour
NI' Mart McC&rtio. iiecitfuor a very good season. and the 100.mlle record of
Junlon Jn Ibo fold are~ 1'ololll1a0y It's our boot team 71.371. He won the tall G!ID4
:tty DeRUlbl, JUn Callahan, ev•,'' 1111 Malrion. NaUonal West race held tbere1
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-Two~ol the longest llandlol Olher local -lbll -....... lllJ MALIBU YAafr .Q.l1B -r-. In Newport Harbor wtil ~ wlU be Solitlt Shon WillDJAMllO:ll YA CHoT BODllll,-•.......,nbn ...... ~ be hollod by Voyogen Yacht •·m-CI u b • 1 ~-"-'-CLUB J Doi"-It Pl. ~-~~) -'!'ht Club tlili we<kond. -~......... _, ...,.. °"'""'in 111 r a le On Saturday Lud<n-lf llltlp-Fleet CbamplQ!lhlp &.huday to Malibu ,._, No. I ol eom.. KING HARBOR YACHT
dllrpd. a wind on the 1111 pers \'ill compete in VYC'I llld Sanday.· modore llerlll, lio. $ti Cliuct CU1B -Lido-If Dlllrlct I les.o! tbe ... -... rooe In' Allen Campbell Perpetual race other Soulhlaod reptl.: Stein MeDICll'tll Serlll. Sollr.f <#ompk<lori•p, Botunlay' and
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the Conoc1a•1 Cup 11Wng and on Sunday the dlatall u.·.u,~ -·day and SUnda)'. Sonday. •
llOl!et and dtfeatod the BOATING aallon will take over In the-~BJ!)ACll-Y AC HT 'SOUTll C 0 AST COR-WINDJAM!WI '(AC HT • ·
A nre r I c • n ch a I lenger Jane Schock Memorial race. CLUB -Racea I and 7 or INTllIAN YACHT CLUB -CLUB -lr<ll l\lan ;i>erpelUJJ, K! ..J _ Li'-. -To' Ask And. y .··: Dynamite by five mlootea and The latltr la !or women sl<ip-Catalina i.,thmul S • r I e 1 , Jntraclub Replla, SalurQy SaboQ, CM1lalde couraes, SatuJ>. UU ft:e
21 aecond&. pers and crews ooly. Saturday Ud Sonday. and Sonday. 4"Y and amda:t. • 1 • Tbevlclorybythecanadlan'f~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~::::::~~~~~~~======~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:t~~~~~~~~~·~·~·~~~~~~~;;~j~ boall'burwday .. lhl 'two-point :
..... over a 177-mlle triangular nt .. .i to ..n :
coune .., Lab Ontario tied utU11ep1.-. tm.. • • e I the 11111es i.z and 1orcec1 a ...... __ •
deciding race Sahuday.
07namlta. helmed by Lloyd
Ecclestone won aborter 21·
mile races over a triangular
course Monday and Tuelday,
when the air wu light.
In· the gruelling dlatance
nee, the for1unes or Gordon
Fischer and his Mirage crew
appeared to rise and !all Jrlth
lhe wind velocity. ·
But more than 10 miles from
the finish with Dynamlle, ol
Detrpll, holding a quarter-mne
lead, Mirage broke away from
her course to the finish line
and beadecflo weather. .
The Canadlsns got a big
jump when the wlnd they were
sear<hlng !or frelbened and
Mirage beaded for home with
her blue and red Illar-cut
reacher set and drawing.
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sitting In a hole, trying to llU
his spinnaker and watching
the lead bl' bad gained through
1 wind ablft slowly diJslpate.
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Museufil· tf~kes Look California ..
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The 'Wort. of cantomla artlsta In
thtJlrat ~.~qes of 'thla century 1a
the ln!Uo( • •!fe'"11· ti tl>e-Newpi/rt Harbor AH Museum's 1972.?f-aeuoft.
-.ccalifornia ·1910,'' a .small survey ·o-
blbltlqn of 40 palntlno lit ·17 arlilts;
opel>s ~ sepe,!Je •Ttiroligli Oct.
15 at uw •·•·'110 ~u w: Balboa Blv~., NejVpotl.:JIM,ci.
The exhibipon "4t•l!eeirgatbereCl.J;y
art director 1 Tfiomb· Garver from
tb(Oe San" FrilDclsoo Bay Area col·
lectloa5' M: H. Ile Young MelllOrial
MU!ewn,.San Fraru!laco, Mills College,
Oakland, and Mr. Ind Mn. 'John·
Gi;rzoll, San Francbco. • .
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' and l'fllle IA te.Ung fro •
~~bywM. 1JUr
,j Luda Ma • lo· the ~ .
new-impreuloalst garden .....S. 'o1
Jooepb Rapblel;"' said · a~· . apokOun••, Pbyllla tutJeana
"'11ioie artlatl qvnbine ·a ·
with lbe mood· IDd li«bt of !Iba eat
wt th tlie-... !belle oooslderatlims. mak·
inr an-lmP!l<I on Paris aod.New'vork
at the ~/'· • . ',. ~
There 1a •'• iiilJed uaortment' of oeveral 1eoerallawof styles.~'llllllJam.
Keith, for· eu'!'P'•>, wu <realh; .jp-
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nueooe.i by the BarbWln aod ~funich
scbool.s of landscilpe · painUng. Lucia
and Arthur Mathews produced paint·
ll>p wblcll' were subdued and fluent .
. ,olor and almost murat.illie ID tbelr
emp!Wla on surface and the use of
Oat deconUve forms. 0 They were
le.d<rs Jn wbll devJloped into. a ~onlia Decorative' Style,' " con-.
tlniled Mrs. .Lutjeam. The source ot
Ibis WU the most, sopb!IUca~
French Academic. art of the Utne, ·vu de Chavmines,. Whistler and
L'Mt Nouveau,
. This uhlbltlon, which baJ received
major IUpporl from the National
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Endowment for the Arlt, the Dorolhl'
Gronnls SUiiivan Foundatloo, and the
AVOO Financial SOrvlces, Newport
Beach, will lj'avel to the Des !.!oilles
Art Center, Des Mi>lnes, Iowa; the Foti
Worth Art Cenlor Museum, tort
Worlh1·Tes., and the University ot
Tena, ..\U$lin, 'Tez.
.On Wllbltion coocumntlv lhn>ugh
Oct. 15 will 'be; ''Die Earth '~ 1he
Sia'." 'l1lls ealilbltion, comprised, ll
large-scale ·color photographs, views
tbe . commo.:.iplac~-downtown Los
An1<les, .DlslJeyland, the Long Beach
Naval Sbipyanl, mlJits and mountains
in the lftlt-from ID•llD<OllllllOO point
far viev-, five thcU54Dd feet ln the air.
Theae' phol08, were m>de by V.T.N.,
I · . Irvine. They aid in the prepan>·
ti~ of maps and engineering surveys
but are 0 fascin:.:· documents of the
natural and man-made world," con-
tinued Mrs. Lutjeans.
:\0 These photos are used to plot the
eiact and most ·economical routes for
roadways -or topographic study for
possible construction. Seen out of
engineering context, these photos
· :.:ome abstractions -and ·pattemings
of an · unexpected sort, reveaHng the
wide difference between natural and
man-made order."
Other elhlblls planned for the up.
,.A,ninl{ season include: "Reginald
1.farsh: A Ret~tive Survey," Nov.
I-Dec. IO: with '"Recent Paintings by
Jerrold Buchanan" in the Entrance
Ga llery and "Paintings by , Walter
~y Bc.nnarcl" with ' ' Jerry
McMjllan: the Ob]ect Transformed''
1 'le Entrance Gallery, Dec. ~Jan . 7.
The mU!eum is open Tuesday
t11rough Sunday, from noon to 4 p.m.,
Friday nights from 6 to 9 p.m.
Admission Is 50 cents tor adults while
.lldren and students under 16 are ZS
ceOts. Free docent tours every Thurs-
day from 2 to 4 p.m.
;>.Art Director Leaves Newport
.. Garve.r Moving to San Francisco After Guiding Growth
· By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Of .... Delft" Pli!M lteff •
'Ibomat Garver, 34, .,director or the
. ·Newport Harbor Ari :r,i_us<inn, bu reoii!':'
ed hla poat to becoDle Curator of Ex·
hibllloaa Ill Saa Franciaco'• ~ H. De· -yoong M'eiiiOiii?'t Miiiium ·and -Ifie-· -
Calllorn1a Palace of tbe Legion of•Hoaor.
Garver aakl hla reslgnallon wDI be ef·
fecllve 81 of Nov. I, cuimJDatlnR a f°""'
,..,, Illa)' In Newport Beach c!P,rlng whlcb
,the museum bu changed from the 1'rge-
• ty -.. home-to1'n · ~rlenled
orglllizatkil to tbe oat-Uy known,
.. proless1oal! musewn·that It ls today. · •
· ~ ~ Years ago · the museum, then
· • kr.own· u iJie.-Arta Patrooa-of Newport :._
Harbor, cooam.d ofJ13 ...,,.. who
· dedicated , their time aod energies to
orgaillzing uhlblts for city hall.
Todi, the . museum ·boasts a mem-
benblp of 1,100, la homed Jn .•. 10,000
equare tc>Of building, bu an operating l>udPt. In ..... of '80,8118, bu a 30-,
piece .,.,.._ collectlon' ml libJoY• a
...,..._ for Ila elh!bltlloal of con-
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-· wbo came lo Newporl Beach from the llw Alt ~at Brandela
Unlver,ilJ.. bu pn8lded ...... tho _.,. _ mJdol llqea In recent
JUl'I, 'pu11cularly the. move fnm. the
limall ahlbtt ball aMbe llaJboo Pavillam u. its Clll'eDI home near the Newport
.Pier:
Throuib bis elfona, tbe m>ileum · at·
• Newport Herbo~ Art Museum Director, Thomis
.Garver: A'There is e reneissence of interest in the
community to see the development of a o!!ulture.I center.·;.
it might be regarded es e cultural shopping center."
ltl'Cled Its fledgling oolledlon, 'wblcb WU ' · , donated by Avm FlnancW Servi.,.., He Ing.out ~I last year tbe altendance at .be some .frustrations attendant upon
bu started. 1 progroln. of,travelloi ex• the lwo P11ilillous ,!l"Y ,City 1113Ututloru /lhal," be adds.
blblts whldl, are used:to.defray .the coots ... W@S l.f ~ and m. Newport .Bea,c!l it · But .be .. la leaving . withoul regret.
of diaplayiq' time . exhibits at ,the was 15,000: •jpba!e one -the convenlon of the
~ewport IDUleum as well u a ·aubstan-Garver says he 15, looking forward ·to mpsewn from a' volunteer effort to a pro-
tial ca~ publishing program of the tbe-change.far<a variety ol reasons. fessional museum -ls complete. We are
aame exhibits. H [ will have the ' opportunity to coo-. ·coming closer in 1 this community to a
"We are better known 1D the otb~ centrate on what I know and do best," he , cultufal center and-·noW.is a naiural time eo~unWe&. ~und the ·country wt.er: say_s. "[ will~ be :1'wtlpl IOl~ly on a· : for ao:meooe elSe to step In. .
we teiKI our exhibits than we are here, ltjb1Uons. , , . • •" "'me.ml13eUill is in 1 relatively sowid
he ·aaya:.' "AD the other admlnlstratlve ad.iviUes f.manclal stale and the ·ellllbiUon pro-
He describes bJmself 11 a collector <;;1 · or what ls eue;r!~m7man musewu gram ta well in hand for next year which <oiled old clocb and new plc:tutt1. ) ara, aJmott,~v . wW give the board of directors tbe op.
and saya bis chlel lntoreat 11 In tbe art·ol '"Doo dyoamics .of ·a ·aman insUtutlon portunity for an unhurried aearch for a BofJ's:in llear Cow•trti ' ll:ii:l. JOO, years and the Hhlbltlon of ... 'iii:h U..t the dlreclor, the board of new director," he says.
,' ti. . ' -la the four that be •--•-In truatees, tlio artlstl-and the community Had be chosen lo remain in Newport .-.JtlSS Huntfugthn BeaCh, Vicki Tallm~ Joins N,,_,. ~ yeanbls _;.., ...:::::..'."'::..... ara In a cooataol atste of 1lve and. lake. I Beach Garver sayt there are a few new ~ Disn~aland Bear Country Characters, ....... -•11 -· ~-... -think thal has meant a llreouCNI ... ' • • ' ' Te-nee an u-. u""r' owl • ...,..h Ire """f,ar-!em · baa been . community apathy lstence It takes Its loll ,, things be would llke to have done with ·~ "" "''" .,,. ~--":lbere It lnloreat Jn .art by part of the • · tbe museum. 1ng for the Bob•HoP. Show wliic '.~I> ice community, but there la a1ao • arut deal ~arver aayt be Is a1ao looking forward He says be would like to ha ve seen
• a\ 7:31) ~·!'I-S,.Otlay, ~~(.J.7, io:tbe. Analit!lm . of c11tliitere1I," be esplalns. "People in to returning lo a Jaryle dty after spend-tbe museum become niore Jnvolved In
, · l' .... Cbl\f'elll10n·~Jlter. Bob Hope IJ!d'hi!lfrlen<I!', thla area are orleoled toward recreation big the last 10 years In suburbia. B~t.he "partici~atory activities" ouch a 8 · _. . . 't~ llfcludln!l•D!>Hl!!!,LamOW:, Jerry·Reed' •• Glloria aod, ootdoor )lUrSuits, DOI toward Jiead Is not unreallsttc about lbe change In workshops aod studloa. The museum cur-• · • li>rtni,i, Les BnfiD. •and his 1Band of.1Bino.wn, contldentioos such u art.'' jobs. rently has a Jecture series for Ill
! .,. ~gefblaeba'll;~s<al!d .other Disney cl!U'ac-. But San Franciiol> la lllDlber, story. "I will be laking on a lot of·the ume members aod Garver said Ibey are plan-
1.;s are. celebN\lo( the ,Anab<!idi-Jle!Mrlal "They 1et more -1e on a busy problems up tbere·thal ·J'Ve had to face ning a' SUnday aft..,_ film serlea for
• 1t , • ' · ·_... HDSJ)ital Acute; care Center. Ticketf. at ,tf.50, . weekebd .in thole two museum1 than we ~. And then, too, up there the situation the seuon which opens today.
' · : .• ','.l. $5.50, $6.50. ' ... . • 1.. '· ' .. .. get btre all year," Garver l&atea ,point-will be more formal AQd•l'm aure there'll '· "If I were to criticize the museum ," he ,. · ...;: fit 4 · 1 • ' 1 comments, "I would say our most
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O,;VI, e '> I "tme •. :::• '' a ' , ·: oom ervic.e :ildp&~~e~:~~i!!Onf or Other
.. He ai.)'t JM sees Orange County as a
.. • • , • , 1 place where artists will develop their
C.,Ullmi Sciollct .MO!lilor SmJicii • ot"/2, we'U'be·comj>letely Jn.-in about five by tb(Oe ·lncbeJ. 11•1 lllled New York holels (the Plaza, Seraton, careers before heading for more . ·tk~;~X -A lllUe 00.: ~ ,(1, ' ,111""1, <;lli<;!80, ~HCluston." Into a dead (onused) channel In that Qly Squire Im, and Euex H°"'e) In· ~~~ N: ~!~'."' such 81 Los
6\of hotel ~ sets V"1 enab:JM !-\'~'• ·~_._up lb I 1 cl~. You can watch •Around Town / a dude. •1cateh-2Z," ox, ·Y, IDd ra,•• 'l'o this end, Garver vJsuallzes the need·
mveler lo •lllM lo _.,ent feoture liiniware," 1111 ~Ti,. 'if.' hOod of 30'mlnute·program of blghlllbts of the "Klute,• and "Camal Knowled1<.• ·for a culiuraJ center in Newport B<ach to =..!,~~'!\'\""'• ilottest. new ~·=~"::u·:"~': ~•JOU.,,.'':i.:1~, ";;!'";'..,can rut ,Wben Comp!ller ,qnema opens In New aerve U · "an incubator for goos!, good ...,. • ..,, . ~ -' • ·• __ .._.., ll'U ___, 8 Yorll'1 Holidly Im lhortly, It Will ·of· artlstl. '11 ts poiiliig x.....,. .... 111..-~ ~...-·• ... -• ·av~ on the set that day. fer "Liitle. "'• u-," "Bu•-• Cafllld1 •"rber& ....,,.. to bo a reaalsunce of :\! the -.....,. 1o lie ,~ ~ :.fi" ~C-.. 1r.l "'!' ,.. decide 1o u11e e1t11~r~ anc1 the .~= Kid,, '::'eatcil-n.'
:·:•: •···· Interest in the community to see :iit
development of a cultural center. As p.Q:.;
pie feel the art.a in this area are not well
housed -we are still short a number ot-
faclliliea and South Coast Repertory ia
critically 1bort ·of space -I believe iii!
' terest in a center will increase," he-u..
plains.
He OlltUned a cenler which might be
built near the Newport Center on 1"""-
wblcb bu already been offered by 1111
Irvine ~pany. .:;•:
"II ~bl be regarded a1 a cultaili
shopping' center," he says, "with a
theater at one end , the museum at the
other and an enclosed mall with shops in
between. The mall itself could then be
used by performance groups or for large
exhibitJOIW."
Garver stresses that the center ls a pro.
posal onJy and that the museum will stay
at its present location for some time.
i•nus· wUl . be a good home until
10mething, really much better comes
along ," be says.
Since the m~ wu moved from the
Pavilion a year ago, more than $30,00Ct
has been put into remodeling the building
at 2211 W. Balboa Blvd.
It now houses stafi.oftices ; a shop nm
by museum volunteers: a amall entrance
gam<y whlclt will show eight uhlbits .lri
the coming seuon; lhe larger 1aJ!er1
which ii scheduled fer six major uhlbllo
and a large storage and volunteer·
workshop area. •'
"This is one of tbe best small masethit
buildings I have ever been In. -The
architectural flavor does not ovupoww
the art," be says. ._
~'It is a pleasant 1pace 1n wblch to
meet a w«k ol. art." . .. ~t!ufb :"::.!.££1!,,. jJ cllln-. ~· I : w..:.,,.,_ ,. "Klute," •:M·A.Ji.H," and otbet'I. '
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• LIZA LETS LOOSE WITH PRODUCER FRED EBB
Liza Sings _Own Songs
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'Cabaret' Girl W 011' t Exploit Nostalgia
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EDITOR 'S NOTE -Fred Ebb wns
the writer and co·producer of NBC's
Lita A1i11nelli television special aired
last week. That in itself would sug-
ge1t M has a fe w things to · worry
obout. But sflags in lyrics. lines or
ltght?ng ore mere aygravations com·
µired with the problem.~ he make.~
mid rema kes for lrimsef/. It started
with.. . ·~ .
By FRED EBB
Al> N•w1h!•turp
jt was two years ago and we were at
the ~mpire .Room of the Waldorf-Astoria
in.-ljew York. Liza MinneJJi and a group
c~lled 1'Bojangles" had just 'run·through'
het,latest night club actr
. l1b.e act was to open soon and I felt we
you know hO\Y hard we try to keep away ''We picked 'J\.lammy' because it's a
from any exploitation of Judy? Do you . swell song. Just a swell song. Try
know how many times we determined to rememb:er," she said.
that Liza had to be her own lady or it Then, so~ething else happened. Jn the
would never work out at all ? I thought same act, Liza wa3 singing a com4
we had begun to succeed, too. binatlon of two songs, "Married" and
She had been appearing in clubs !or j•You Better Sit Down, Kids." When they
Over four years now and at least the au-were put together. they told the story of
rli ence had stopped yelting for "Over the a marriage breaking up and of a woman
R:in bow." leaving her children but hoping tht:y
Later, I sat with Liza in the suite the would understand. lt was a successful
Waldorf had provided for the length of i\umber.
the engagement. \Ve spoke of the act and But one night, a lady unidentified -
what to cut, and then I told her what the they always are, told Liza that she ... had
man had said. cried all the way through that section."
"Huh ?" she remarked being rather 0 1t was about Judy, wasn't it?" I saw
gli b herself. Liza look frantically around . She saw ,me.
'.'That's what he said .. That's why he !'.Oops, he's here," she-said. ,
thinks we're doing 'Mammy." • "Well., who wasMhe?" . --. l got !lP and fil>p~ch~ tOe Iatzy,.., ~It-_
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lll"T.17 = BOAT PUADI! -A DoWla of IOJllO 2$0 -"'"")lob. 8llADllPEAltE m
In llmar ol Prerldeal !\klll!:I! ~ wW IOUr the ~ l>JeiO, Opening with "
Boatb-Jliibor for tiio boUn, lliincla,;, !i\iiii i IO ' ,.nCl>oo--allimallill"wJlh~'toVe'I _._.
..,. of celebr111eo, -by Jolln WaYJJO, will rill In lho '111" Old G~ TboaU,. = -.... ... iiiiiiiilo porlde on Ille BouU>labl'a ,moot beoulllul yacbll. ~ ~ ci.J, 1:311 p.m. H•ttne. , I ' 'daJ -
and bit Band ol llonoft Will pity tir lbe pdvate .-ptioo at S r,m. For lnlonnatlon, call ('IH) 239-:12116.
for participant& following at tho Balboa Bay Club. FOi' en-THROUGH SEPT. •
Irle! or a/tendanco al tho reception, call !33-90IO, ~ill AND DINE -Palm Sprtngs Aerial Tramway, 'l'hun-
. THROUGH SEPT, 17 through Mooday, board tramcar •Iler 5 .p.m. Col!lblnod
SllAKESPEARE FESTIVAL -Old Globe '11ioatre, &lboa &<ilnnei rate, $>.50 pot adult. Normal hours.of ~Wll'
Part In San Diego. "Tbe Merry Wivet of Wlndaor" will ~· lengthened from 10 a.m. lo 9 p.m. with-last car ~
temate ~th 1'(Ave'I Lebow' lost,"' and "Kina Richard m. yalJey-1ermioal et f)3t p.1111"' I '• ' • ' ~
Open ntghUy except Monday at 8:311 p.m. Matinees Wadn... -~ '• • THRoooH SEPT. 1• .C:..
day, 8alllfday and Su.day al 2 p.m. For himtnaUOll, call ~CAN PLAY -"llomancoro clo Jalls<o." l'iluo HIJl9 239-22SS. ' • Theatre;· C!Ueml>ril.' Weil. through sat. at 8:30'p.m. Millnelel
THROUGH SEP!'. Wiid. and sal and son. at 2:30·p.m. Admission 12.81. lllnlnt
COMMUNTY FAIR. _ J;luntington Beach 26th "annual eom-faciUlies available. Play features song and dance1 of. Guada~
munity fair at Salt Lake Park, Florence ancl Salt Lake lajau. ' ' ' '...'.L' Avenues, · ·THROUGH 8E17. I
" ROCK OJ'EliA -"'Je""' C1tri!! SUJ>O#" ,atJhe ~ .,sEPT. 15 • 17 · ~t.r, Ul)lversa/ studios,. Hollywood. Ttclcelt M ·ft .. Fu!!
FESTIVAL OF AllT~·wh annual Festival of Al'l In A•a1'"1, Broadway version to be pretented. ·Mut~ Uclcet ~ •
Catalina Island, featurea invitational exbjbjt, dinner, dance, THROUOB.SEPT~ ,
street show, craft &how and awards. · L'.A. zoo_ Featuring animals•of the world, the Lot An.-.
SEP'r. 17 Zoo is open every day from .10 a.m. to 6 p.m" Grllfitb l'ort.
HUNGARIAN FESTIVAL -3614 anoual Hung~ Fesd· Take Los Feliz turnoff the Golden Stole Freeway. .
val include food, bazaar, choirs, folk dancing, m;: Croatian -r -t .tUltOUGH ., 1
American Center, 11~ Budlong ,\ve., Los Angel~ OBSERVATORY SHOW -Ideas and speculat1ons c:n,, ·~we
SEP!'. 15 • OCT. l . lB the Universe" i<lll be higll!ighis of Griffith Pai'lo P!tn-
BIG FAJR-The·largest fair In the county, the Los·Allgeles . ejarium. Los Angeles. Admission II for adult.!, 50 'ci!illt .
County Fair in Pomona ·features grandstand shoWi, botse · }far children: (21S') Mf,.1191. . . , . "\
ra'Cing, monorail ride, storybook farm, Melfi~ village, 1 • ocr. JC • 15 . , . --I
home arts, flower and garden show and sporti jilua. .,, ,'FiJUERTON .FES'i'IV At OF ARTS -Muckenthaler ~
SEP!'. 16 • 17 ' ' al 1C~nter, 119 Buena Vista Dr .. Futt.:.rtoo, be~'•} It
DANISH DAvs·-Tbecoiorfut community of SOlvqcomes 'a,m., Saturday and ending 7 p.m. ~day. Feiltufld, llh
alive with old ,>Vorld charm. Highlights of the Weekilid Jn. out4oor arts and crallt booths. Juried waler'!"lor Ohlb~ ~ude traditional aebieskive breakfast, parade and M,lkdano-, bl 1~ Miln -Dldlf., puppet shows, band concert, danbi' pill'-1ng. · ·r :~ ,formances,, choral groups\ and stage perCorma~,..
SEPT. 2! • %4 THROUGH OCT, 1' '
FISHERMAN'S FIESTA -Port of Los AngeleJ, San Pedro SOUND OF MUSIC -Dorothy Chaodler PaVillon, Loa 'AD-
Fisherman's Wharf at the Port o( Los Angeles in ~ Pedro geJu Music Center. Popular Rogera and Hammerstdn JIUI.
is the scene of parade, skills contest, dancing, blessing of slcal starring Sally Anne Howes and Bob Wright. ·
fiabing fleet, ' OCT. JI
TRllOtfGH SEP!'. %4 FABRIC FAIR -Orange Coast Evenirig C.Ollege al the Stu.
MUSICAL -Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles Music center, dent center. An educational program featuring fabric dJ1-
presents the new award-winning soul-jazz-gospel ''Don't plays, demonstraUons and lect~. from 10 a.m. ,to 2 p.m..
Bother Me, I can't Cope." ,. Open ,to the public, admisaion is free.
'11ard"lpug .
-might all benefit .. ·from doing it ·for a
s,ioaH j.nvlted audience. Maybe-there-.was
sc mething to be found that had escaped
00; attention. I was rightr I toWld the a~t
fl><> long. And thls 'man found me.
J'Sala-r°'dii:frr(lmOw." ~~----111g~her~e ~ IDlS.tak_en._ 1bPL..-S~!--
"In that case, Jet's go to the movies." were not about Judy. Judy· never Iefi her' ·
And that was the end of the discussion. c~ildren and the woman in the song does,
Users TeIF --
All on TV 1"Are you Fred Ebb?'! he asked. ~·''You are very clever," he said.
'•Before I could open roY mouth to deny
il a11.d I would have, he zipped right on. r ·~tting that song 'Mammy' into the
"ti" '
, 'iHuh ?," I said. I may nol be clever ~I am glib. ·
~ , What. a marvelous way to refer to
J~y Garland but never actually say so.
There you are, acknowledging her
Jtiother . but not admitting i I !
Congratulations!''
~ ftl; the man wandered off, I could say
nothing. I was dumbfounded. ''Mammy~"
JtR:l.f Garland! Whaddya., mean, I'm clexer? I ,never even thougflf of that! Do . 4' t
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But the man haunted me. right? . 1 ~
. During _the following day, I kept refer· And, while~~ were 0~1the subject, bow
r1ng to him and what he had said. Liza the h~ll could ~~my be about Judy?
would ·shrug. Whats all the myMheart·strtngs--are-
1 tried to remember the exact moment tangled-around-Alabammy• jazz? Wa.s
we . had decided to do "Mammy" in the Ju.~Y. from Alabamrily?
act and·I coufdn't. I had written for Liza Days, weeks and·months passed. We
from the very beginning and numbers continually changed the~ act and now
had come and gone. I could have told you every song I looked at was suspect.
the history of every one of them. It looked, for a while, as if she would
I even reinembered when someone else have to sing "Old Man River" for an
suggested a number for her to me and I hour.
had used it. But "Mammy" eluded me. Two years later, when preparing last
The only thing of whlch I was absolutely week's special "Liza with a z " Liza of
positive· was we never thought of it in <.'00.t'Se wanted to do "MammY.!" I corr
terms of Judy, Look, Mister of th~ fided in Fosse. "Just forget it. I'll drive
Empire _Rporn. we never thought ()f you .crazy,'' he said. I decided lo take his
anything (hit way. Honest! advice.
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Chapman College's Great
Films Guild will kick-off its
fourteenth year, Saturday,
Sept. 16, at 8 p.m. in Memorial
Hall Auditorium, 333 N.
Glassell, Orange. The se ries,
tilled "Classics from the
past'' will run'""for 12 weeks.
Opening night's spectacular
will be a series of great com·
edy shorts such as Laurel and
Hardy's "Putting Pants on
Phil UP:" "The Playhouse"
with Buster Keaton; and
Charles Chaplin in "The
Adventurer." "Th e Rink,"
1-'Pay Day•• and "The Idle
Included in the. Guild series,
are "You Can't Take 'It With
You," "On the Water Front''
with Marlon Brando, "Rulekf
the Game," "Ttie Three Penny·
opera," ''The Magnificent
Arbersons,'' "Grapes o f
Wrath,'' "Miracle in Milan,"
and Walt Disney's animated
musical ''Fantasia."
In addition, there will be a
W. C. Fields night; a night
de\·oted to a Pagnol trilogy.
"Marius." "Fanny" and
"Cesar;" and a horror night
with "Chander the Magician"
and ''Freaks.''
Pampered Pair
Nancy DaBell, 18, « Mt San Antonio College hand
feeds steer that will bO 'shown in Junior Livestock
Show a~ the LOs Angeles County Fair which opens
In Pomona today llitoujh Oct. 15. It is the largest
county fair in the world, according to a fair spqkes-
man, and includes horse racing, a circus, home and
gardening, hobby and pleasure exhlbita.
Hard drug uset't1
rehabll).&ted lbl'llll81'
methadone .maintenance but
grimly aware thay,eao ~
aUp beet Into the babtt,.l1ilvi'
produced a film that wl11 bf
part of "Run Up and Down .
Tbeae Street1/1 airiJW at I:*>
'p.m. tonll]flt on Qiannel %8.
Tbe ex-addicts are part ol the
El Vlclo ("Tiie Habit") drug
control peogram In~ Fe,
New Mezlco. El Vldo w.-
argani!ed In mo lo help ..i.
diets return lo . • pioduc:u ..
!Ue by giving them -1
over their· own hhal>PltalioD
program. . •
The u..adcllcb • w i.o t e , . directed and ledllllcally ......
duced lbeir own 111111 for the
one.hour apeclal. One -t shows )'Olllll children h>-
nocently d1acuaalnt tbe 'prob-
lema camer by lbelr pannlt'
drug bebita. •
Following the film, the
former drug Ul!fl elaborate'
on tbelr _..... toward'
becoming "elean."
El Vlclo bu lured heaVJ
drug addict. and ma j o r
"pushen". into its lftll'IJD.
and'reports that 50 to IO I*'
cent ol them again become
functloolng members ol aoct. ty. . ;
Class." Live p i· a n ° ac-, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjiijjjiijjjjiiijjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjiiiiiijji companiment will be provided!~
by Dave Eshelmal) for those ' o· ,. I MAKE SURE IT' FRESH! ••••
SKETCH OF AGING LADY ~;;;~ with no musical sound CAMP u .·
Second half of Saturday's
presentation is '"fhe Golden
Age of Comedy," a hilarious
compifation of masterpiece's
starring such greats as Harry
Langdon, Laurel and Hardy,
Billy Bevan. Buster Keaton,
·Rembrandt Sketch
On A action Block
\Vill Rogers and Fatty'
.An original Rembrandt pen . amethyst, tiger's eye and Arbuckle~
and ink drawing will be of-ivory Cloisonne vases antique Memberships for ' the entire f~red at Public Auction Su~ snuff' bottles, and hi~hlighted series will be available at the ~y, 1 Sept. 11• at Newport by a set of carved ivory chess door at $5 for adults and $3 for
Tahc 1. d 1 d pieces eight inches tall. non-Chapman s t l1 d e n t s , . e rare an unusua raw-. . . ai· d · · 11 Ing is being put Qn the block The day will culminate with .lndividu a m1ss1ons are bY the JJos Angeles Baptist the auctioning of the Rem-to 50 cents for noo-Chapman
qtillege of Ne.,..•halt. The col-brandl .drawing at 4 p.m., w~th students. .Jnformation · and
Jege obtained the drawing as a t~~ enti.re a~ount of the win-brochures 1Tiay be 9btained at
glft from Ben McOsker, presi-n1ng bid go!ng ~o the Los the door or from Sydney
Gent of the Star of Siam jjlA-ng·e~leiisiB~a~piilJS~tiiCO_ll.eg~e-. iijiiijji'iGiiil-lein,·(ji71ijl.) j633i-Bi:tiiiiiil,-eixtjj.ji. 22ii. Iii.ii: Jewelry Store chain in : ' · ' ·
Southern California. H is
valued at $10.000.
The Rembrandt will be on
eXhlbit at noon Sunday Jn the
~iter Room · of lb a l'it!ojJOrler Inn. All auction, of
rire Orient~! art objects wlU
bfgin at 1 p.m. Including carv-
1 Jngs of , jade, c r y s t~a I ,
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'No ' substitute for fresh ffults, fresh oran • juice, fresh vegetables and we
have the "freshest in town." Our oran j_uice is squ1111d while you ~•it,
(and it's lower priced then "the other ind"), Our fruits are so fresh it's
unbeliev1bl1l Our v191tabl1s are so frtstt, thty're still kissed with the
mornin9 dewl ,"Come see the "World's Fineit Produce Housel" Nationally
acclaimed! Afld the•• low prices have helped us 91t acclaimed!
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frld>y, Stp...-15, 1972 DAILY PILOT =
Re ;starirant Arfiled for Dining . .
There.. • oingfe wtl)IGll ... hind, but
ft'• Jnsufllclent !or the .. _
More artillery 15 eolnc to have to. be
DroUght up far lbe 21·gun salute rated by
the new Quiet Cannon restaurant in' Dana
Point.
Nestled on the side and top of the
IUghtest hill overlooking 1fie marina. the
water view a!Corded by this spot easily
nnks among the finest to be found
'anywhere in the country -if not the
world.
'Ibe Vista is ~ spectacul81, In fact. it
presents one of those conditions artist,
Photographer and writer are all going to
find difficult to depict in full.
Whether directjng your gaze to tbe
busUing and yacht-packed marina im-
mediately below, to the open sea. or
do'wn the hill·backed shoreline to a point
Lively Ai·ts
On-th~ Air
uThe Lively Arls," a 36-part series
designed to provide an inside look at all
areas of the arts, will debut Friday, Oct.
6, on Channel 28 at 7 p.m.
The opening 30-minute edition will
focus on Gabor Rejto, Eudice Shapiro
and Lillian'Steuber, three famous concert
soloists who Join in the perfonnance and
discussion of chamber music. KCET
re~ts ~program Wednesday, Oct. 11,
at 3 p.m.
Broncos Busting
Other programs in the USC-produced
series will present leaders in the areas of
d<lnce, drama, cinema, architecture and
fine arts discUssing the philosophy be.hind
,
Dave Ericscm the second ranked saddle bronc their particular field. Among the topics
rider in th'e
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United States and Canad a, will will be the avant garde in the visual
be eompeting in the $e5!9Dd ~ual Coto De arts; the recording industr)'; the
Caza Championship Rodeo taking place Sat· sociology of rock ; Dallet in Los Angeles;
urday and Sund ay, Sept. 16-17. A ch,3.rity funding of the arts; and the arts in public
benefit for the .Children's Asthm a Research schools.
,Institute and Hospi.ta~. th e e vent in~udes bull other programs during October will
riding, steer wrestling, cal~ ropm~, t~am fe.ature Ernest Fleischmann's views on
roping and barrel racing and is. s3:nct1on~d. by the role of th~ sympbQny orch~stra, .~; . ~--the'lnternational'Rudeo-Association.~ .. 'f'i:ckets 13; Krthur"'Kiiighrof .. 'Saturday Review
-are l2 1oi aawts-;-$I-for cliil~en ·and-OOx--and -Arthw--Murphror-:•oally Variety"
seats for six persons, $24. Call· 586-0761 for commeotmg on the fdm industry, Ocl. 20
further information. and the AIJ?,an Folk Ensemble, Oct. 27.
"I promiH you iM tiery B~•• OrNniat Dininf''
Kam Yoo, Owner
LUNCH • DINNER • COCKTAILS
OPEN 7 .AYS A WW ,, • •
{ .JOOf to 00 .. snaAL ~ ,,
Kanl'S Restaurant
Sup,.,..ly &aMli/id
1421 l 17th Street !Near Grand) Santo AM• 551-9811
ENTERTAINING •••
MONDAY THRU SATURDAY NIGHTS
• Pf.TER
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SATURDAY & SUNDAY ~FTERNOONS
COLOR FOO ,BALL
Sunday Mite Jam Session
with ·the
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ENTERTAINMENT
NIGHTLY
OP•H sn •N DAYS\
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1460 S. COAST BL VD,
LAGUNA BEACH
Fl!!! PAlllNG IN llAI
LAGUNA'S NEWEST ,AN6 MOST EXCITING
MEXICAN/ AMERICAN RESTAURANT
Servin9 Lun ch end Dinner 7 Days • Week
. COCKTAILS
ENTERTAINMENT
STINKY ·g
D~DROP
WM. thr11 Sat.
MOJO COMPANY
Mon. & Tu ... Night•
SUNDAY
SANGRIA BRUNCH
696 S. Coall Hwy.
feth1rin9
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Rtnther•1 •nd oth1r
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497·2300
THE jBLACK KNIGHT
RESTAURANT
INTIM.4.TE DINING
COCKTAILS • DANCING
SEAFOOD BAR.
ENTER.T AINMENT
nSpen Daily 10 A.at.~ 2 A.M. l ::: Lunch 11 :30 to l-·
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330 IAST 17TH STRilT
COST A MESA 541-7191
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24 HOURS DAILY
CAPTAIN'S TABLE
COFFEE SHOP
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CHINESE WINO
' 11,1 21st pl~ Newport Be1ch ORiolo 3-9560
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Foocl -Cock"'lls -Entertalnmlftt -Daiiclnt
Now Appearing .{ _
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Sund1y thru S•turdey -1:45 • 1 :30
OPEN DAILY
lrtakfast -Lundi -Dt .... -Sunday lrunch
Esly Dinn .. 3.'5
Children under 12--2.50
Tuesday Throug~ Sunday
31106 COAST HWY., SOUTH LAGUNA -4'f·26U
Amp!• Partlnt
well past lbe Western White lloule, lhe
eyes are dm1td by a penarama of
sweeping seope and beauty.
II not l\fpllotlc, lbe oigllt 15 -.Jnly oo
less tbmmesmerizingin lbe way it e1ip-
tures and bolds your atteoUon -keeps
you tran.tfiled in your aeat with the hope
you 'll never have to move.
Out 'N About
NORMAN ·STANLEY
In addition to the view, I.he building
itseU is an architec&ural masterpiece; a
bold departm in design and clecor from
any restaurant ln tbe area.
In what wt ll be good news for members
of women's lib, we le8rned this im~
pressive achievement represents the
"'orll: of two ladies -architect Lynne
Paxton of Los Angeles., and designer
Kathy Carr of Long Beach.
A Handsome and rather sl2able three.
story structure ,the first level houses the
cocktail lounge while lbe secClDd Door is
devoted entirely tq dining. Private
quarters occupy the top level.
The atmosphere, both inside and out. is
rustic and warm. Every vtslble Interior
and exterior surface -walls. dividers,
stairways, passageways -f e a t u r e
natural, unpainted materials.
It's especially in the use of natural
woods thro\lghout, and in their amazing
Muckenthaler
Begins Season
The Muckenthaler CUitural Center is
opening its Fall season w·ith simultaneous
art sho\Vs, the American Watereolor
Society Traveling Exhibition and the
Orange Collllly Art Association Juried
Membership Exhibition. Tuesday, Sept.
26, at 119 Buena Vista Drive, FUiierton .
George J ames, professor of art at
California State University, Fullei:ton,
will jury the Orange County Art Associa-
tion all-media show and present cash
awards.
Both exhibitions will run through Sun-
day, Oct. 15,. in conjunction with .. the
Third Annual Fullerton Festival· of Arts
to be held at the Center on Saturday,
Cia.14. 3rid-Silndaf, Oct. 15. Gallery
hours -are TUesday througtrSunday, 1-5
p.m. For further information please call
87!HMl60.
variety. th,_t the rustic quality is acbiev..
cd so effectively.
• From the huge mobile chandelier hang-
ing in the entrance to the barn board
siding on the walls, everything is made to
appear part of the natural environment.
The antiques an<J unusual pieces of
decor throughout the restaurant were
personally seleoted by Ms. Carr. who
devoted two years to the project.
Tlie namesake of the Quiet Cannon is
an authentic old munle loading iron can-
non from the Spanish galleon "Santa
P.fargarita''.
The coral crustea cannon \Vas snlvoged
off Biscayne Bay in 1969, after it had laid
in a salt water grave ror 374 years
following the pirate ship "~targarita's ''
sinking in 1595.
CANNON REST08ED
After it~ recov!rry. the cannon 1vas
leached in fresh \\'3ter for a year, chip.
ped down to the hard iron, and restored
to near original condition.
It is no1v permanantly mounted on the
outdoor patio, and is 1vell v.·orth a bit of
close scrunity.
Nine en trees on the Cannon's dinner
menu are served with ·a garden fresh
green salad. with choice of dressing, and
hot bread and butter.
The piquant house dressing proved an
excellent choice, and the salad was
further highlighted by a rare ingredient
-but one that shou ld be n1ade man-
datory. Small, chopped bits of fresh
m'ushroom.
A la carte side dishes of fresh
artichoke (served with a choice of
mayonnaise or creamy butter), $1.25;
and baked Idaho potato (with huller or
sour cream and chives), 60 cents, proved
eminently satisfactory. ·
Departing from our usua l CU$tom of
selecting different entrees to test more
-tbatrone ltm, we placed both orders. for
the prime rib of beef, $5.65. That \fas a
mistake.
Unfortunately the, prime rib wasn't
very good -certainly not in the context
of everything else -and thnt lett us
without another entree to judge. In ad.-
ditlon to being overcooked, the meat
wasn't tender and had an odd stringty
texture.
Also, the con~tency of the IQo<
companying horseradish sauce was muc.b
too thin for most tastes.
The experience \von't deter "U!,
however. from going ~ck again soon -
in hopes of finding the prime rib better,
or trying some other selections.
As it w:is, even this touch of
unplerisanlJless was all but S\vamped by
the delight or the restaurant itself and its
resplendent setting. And tht. excellent
service given us by the waiter. '
Other dinner entrees include chicken
teriyaki. $3.65: .brochette of beef, $4.65;
top sirloin steak, $5.45 : teriyaki steak.
$5.65; fresh fish of the day. $4.:l!i ; lobster
tail. $7.95; steak and lobster combo,
11.15.
Lunch is served five days a week , J\ton·
dny through Friday fronl II a.m. lo 5
p.m ..
Sandwiches,on the midday bill of fare
Include hot corned beef, $2.25: teriyaki
burger. $2.25 : rare beef, $2.65; hot crab,
$2 .45 : steak. $3.45.
GERMAI NE ON STAGE
GemHtine. talented and lovely singe!',
opens tonight for an indefinite engage-
ment at the Earl Seafood Grotto. Roya)
Inns Holel, 1600 E. First St .. Santa Ana.
She will be accompanied by the Jto..
man Brothers. ...::.
Blues rock will spill out of a Costa
Mesa establlsh~ent Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Sept. 1'--.20 when.Pl.er Eltven opens
Us doors at 1978 NewJXlrt Blvd. "The
Pure Food and Drug Act," featuring
--Har:'Vey-Mandell and Sugarcane-~rris ~
,.,.ill pettorm from 9-p.ni. to 2 a.m . They '
will be joined by "Train," a hard roCk
group.
RESTAURANT TEMPLE GARDENS
LUNCH e DINNER
COCKTAILS
SEA FOOD-STEAKS-PRIME RIB
INTERNATIONAL ENTREES FROM $2.1 5
BANQUET FACILITIES
JILL SAYS: "YOU ONLY· HAVE
TO TRY IT TO LIKE IT."
Primo llb • Lundi $2-25 -DlnHr $3.U
~.,I l•n an Cut $5.t5
ION SHY & DON KENDRICK .¥.Ci'P-thru sa.t., 1n the Lounge Lunc~on. fhru Fri. 11 ,.m. fo 2:30 p.m.
Dinne,r--Mon. fhru Set. S fo 10 p.m.
Complimentery leked Ale1ke fbr ell l irlhd'ey1 & Anniver1eritt
2645 H-....... C..to MOICI 545.9471
MEADOWLARK
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DINNER SPECIALS
Choice of Soup or Siled
l iked Pot1fo or Rice Piltf 8 6trfic l reod
l1ver19e e D111ert
WlllNESDAY -Top Sirlo in Steo k ---$J,H
THURSDAY -Prim• Rib ·······----·--·-$3.40
FRIDAY'¥-Braised Sirlo in Tii ' ······--···-$2.95
SATURDAY -Tournedos o BH1 -----·-$3-25
SUNDAY -Lob.tor To il ··-··-······--·---$4.35
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WO. THI• SUN. Eaily Newport Beach hiato{leal pldurw -,,ictun1
F., Early RlMrs ond LaN Plav-rs of Lido Ille -ii was mua Data Ind open areu will be
0-Dally From 6 A.M. to 2 A.M. CXI uhlbll throutJi Odober, colitd«t by the Newport Beach lllt~rlcal Society.
Roa•.Mola ThoaN• ... ~::, COlll M9M ORANG.£ COAST COLLEGE -2701 Falnllew Road, Coota
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·Smilh.sonian lnsUtutlon, It repreaenta: 25 arlilt.s. Nightly Dinner OIARLD w. uowERS AtEMoRIAL MUSEUM -2002 N.
M.aln St .. Santa Ana, will preseot an Wlbttion on Esklmoa, Specials $3.95 Sept. 3-24. Display reaiures art11ae1s aoc1 photographs by
Fred Bruemmer. Open 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Tue 1 days
through Saturdays; I IO 5 p.m., Sundays, and 7 IO 9 p.m.,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. No admission charge.
LAGUNA BEACH MUSEUM OF ART -3111 Clllf Dr., Laguna
Beach. Arti of the Far East, porcelains, prints and ICffeDI.
Opel1I Sept. 2 through 24. Open dally u ,30 a:m. to I p.m. It
adults, 50 cents students, members free. ..00 MAIN. BALBOA PENINSULA
PLENTY OF PARKING • 1573-4633
ENTERTAINMENT
JACK GLENN GALLERY -7'31 E. Coa..t Hwy., Corona de!
Mar. Third Annual Group Show of contemporAI')' painting
through .Oct. 20. Color field painting on stretched canvas.
Orange Counly artist Jolm Okulick features a wall oonstnJc..
lion of planed wood, framing excelsior. Open seven days a
week from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. '1'or more information, call
675"8020.
CJIALLIS GALLERIES -1390 S. Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach.
Frank M. Hamillon 's recent paintings from the Indian Re-
servation.s of Arizona. Open daily from 11 a.m. to ~ p.m. For
additional information, call 494-2497.
NEWPOllT BEACll a\'lC CBNrD Q.lJJDy --
pwt Bach City Hall J3llO Newport Blvd., Nowpmt -.
Graphlcs by JuUto J..., ot Llpna Boadl lncb1 u ~
.,.p11o, elcblap ud nten:olon throuP Sept 21. A .,...
alo ot the Unhlenlly of Calllon>la, 8m1a Bat111ua, Mn.
Jaoea II nhlbltlng at the Llpna Beac:b Fe.stlval ot AN
for the third ........n.c YW'-•
CAL STATE FUU.EllTON-alll N. state Collqt, Jl'all<rim.
Monday lhroqh Friday, 7:45 a.m.-4:'5 p.m. Prlnto ud
etclllng by 1tudenta lncl-g wort by Rclitrt Valeoµ.. of
Coota Meu, and art prof.-C. Ray Km:lu m dllplay In
the main lobby of the univ,rslty library. Alto a houle-Jo.lbo.
bolUe uhlbll by studtot mm.ld Rouch of La Habn.
DOWNEY MUSEUM OF ART -IOlll S. Riv-. Downey.
Open lrtt lo the JNl>Ue from I p.m. to 5 p.m. Clolod )Im.
day1. AD eshiblt ltstwing live 8outJ>land arlllll Andrew
Staley Wing of Laguna Beach; James Hamel ot ~;
Msrtba Loar. of Placentia; caroJe Caroompai, lormtrl1 ol
Balbol, <i Los Angel.. and Ray Vandtr Baecm of Loi
Angeles .
CALIFORNIA MUSEUM OF !ICIENCB AND INOOSTllY -
700 State Dr., El<pooitlon Part, Los Angeltl. The 211111 unual
exhibit of t.clmical and Industrial art lncludel .,.phlcs,
schematics and illumatlons by wbic!i lndultry cleslgm,
builds, sells and sbows buyers bow lo use pniductl.
BRENTWOOD SAVINGS -1565 Adams st., Coota Mesa. 00.
by Clay campbell througb September. •
COSTA MESA LIBRAl\Y -566 Center St., Coota Mesa.
Symmography and bread· aculpturt by Donna 1 Frleber\1-
hauser through September. .
CROCKER CITIZENS BANK-2300 Harl\OI' mvd., Coota Mesa.
Oils, acrylica and charcoal by Tony Marsb through Septem.
bet'. :::: :.::: ·~Jill;"" ORANGE COAST COLLEGE LIBRARY -Costa Mesa pre-
sents "Graphics '71 : West Coast, USA," a collection of 75
prints, through Sept. 31. Under the auspices of the SmJlJlson..
ian Instil1.1tion, the display in the gallery on lhe. second floor
of the library represents work by 25 artists. The display is
open Monday through FridaI.Jrom 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. After
Sept. 11, it may be viewed-Curing reguJar library hours.
Monday through Thursday, 7:.30· to 10 p.m., Fridays, 7:30
a .m. to 5 p.m .. and Sundays, noon to 4 p.m.
DOWNEY SAVINGS AND LOAN -360 E. 17th St., C..lo
Mesa. Oils by Mary Long, Frances Steffen, and Herschel
Yaeger. Mixed med)" and acrylics by Wanda Hein, Through
September.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORANGE COUNl'Y -!qi
Adams st., Costa Mtsa OU. and a<rylics by Gerry SP6'
Supremes in Drag
NOW APPEARING
ROBERT YORK .
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M. •llCf Sert. 11 :JO A.M . t• 1 :JD EVE EVANS
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AVCO SAVINGS AND LOAN -3.110 Bristol St., Costa Mesa.
Oils by Jacquelyn U:iwrie and Jeane PJ\yne through Septem-
ber.
SECURITY PACIFIC BANK -196 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa.
Oils by "-tildrcd Valvo through September.
TRANSAMERICA TITLE COMPANY -170 East 17th SL,
Costa Mesa . Oils by Ann Routledge through September.
heger. Oils by Berlneact Fo• through September. .
GLENDALE FEDERAL SA VINOS -2300 M ... Verde Drive,
Costa Mesa, Oils by Ann Souza and Carolyn Overman
through September.
GLENDALE FEDERAL SA VINOS AND LOAN ASSOCJ.
ATION -500 Newport Center Drive, NeWport Beach. Oil
paintings by Williman B. Voegel of Newport Beach through
September. Hours: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Tbunday,
9 a.m. tbrougb-6 p.m. Fridays. J
NOW AP &I.RING
"Hair," one of the wo"rld"s most popular
musicals, will return to Hollywood's
Aquarius Theater Sept. 19-0ct. 1. The
four-yearo()ld show l!as been seen by
near 30 million people in 15 languages.
hopper Lowe,' Rose Marie Barbee and
aroline Cunningham, left to right, ex·
tol the virtues .of "White Boys."
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ANCHOR · INN
LUNCH AND DINNER
Hol'I tl'MUYNI at tht Hr
s~th.t a1td sweateh.
cpebbQe ~eac~ • pge~ted haggle , pa1tt
~ee · • •• totaQ Qook at
vU1ste.t ~.tttcles I
Now rel tbe candidat.'s mug
of your cholc1 fr11 wheo
,)'OU purchase any famlly·size
· Shakoy's pim 11 any 1>1rtlci-
pallnr pirlor,Just ask for
them. lhe mugs •« 1111de of
heavy clear glsss. Tho candi-
dates are in red, white and
blue. Fun today. £ollector's
Hems tomorrow. Como In and r•t •em "'111• thoy'lnt
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tloe -tat Bloct mualcal theoler eoqoa1mce flf Uoe
-· tblll ,. younelf toeelher ml beod fer Ibo
Mat 'fllJll" l"onml.
UnW liepl. Z4, that'• whore
you'll find a poleatlal national
mwb bll procluctioo o f
"Don't Bother Me. I Cant
Cope."
No fewer than five soon-to.-
bH>waohokl-word 111 u 1 I c a I
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talentl illhnmer .tarrln1
~ Iba! duzle Ibo
lnllmale Taper lbealer.
Pallla Ke11J la a bllck Mary
Martin rilo Iba dpcilll talent or • Juliet Prone. Alone, and la duel with
Al1landa Am-la.tho Billie
Hollday ]10lgnanl Ouhbact,
oobe.......iielmalbe-.
By.Ibo time she c1c!11 "My
Love's So Good" mldway
lhrou&h. Mia Kelll' bu so
lhonlogh!J Wllll ber audlence, that tho aballow meaaage of
"II Tates 4 Whole Loi of
Black Play'
Finds Place
In Movie
--..OOYY HW tre1iJll--ciffi'flC
dtl1l4.ar'10LDWOILDINNll1 ••No Place to Be
h 1 L It Somebody", by Charles C 'P1'' 11 • w'lo "'' • • "'"'" Cordone, the first b I a c k scHt Tuo. tPir11 SJit. witti rock, Puliber Prize.winning play in
J.tu I rl1tt of rh.,4fiM1. f.orm•rly the history of the theatre, Will
ltnowfl af 0011 I Je111 wh111 , be. fdmed for Warner BroJ.
th•Y , t 1 y, d S1har1 -Tahoe, release in 8 joint venture in-
Ch1d111,y'1 Santa Monica & volving Herbert Ross and
Om1r'1, San Cl1m•11t1, th1v ''' Wagner/Damore Production11.
flOW 1 Trio .,.1tJ.t Don Summers Ross will direct the film,
11ocall1l119, Ja111 Curiel 011 ..... with Raymond Wagner prp--
& 9uitar, Dave Gary plcltl119 11p duclng. It will be 'J118de 'on
the flrum Mat, 6atli1r up your location in 4jew York and in
""-F..U.C" II ampllllod
to Ille -lbat K muat
warm the -uoleeiq lllUI . l!:lnlly Yaney wma lm-
medlale. admlnllai of her
outatandin( good -and preoenco onstage. Neither ts
waited. She, too, excites With
lyrical lnlerpri!tatlons. Her
delivery of the time "So Llttle
Time" makes the Micki Grant
lyric wort)\y of n a t l o n a 1 relmown Jusl u "! Don't
know How To Love Him"
soared to hll1 status from the
tuneful fold pl "Jesus Qrla~
ftvorit1 9ro11p a , •• it to91ther other areas, beginning late
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hll"f Atti1t1d~)Adj111tm111t Ho"r MCXl,.:01'N
w.h1n 16 oi. W.1rtl11l1 1dd l'llor1 ~.1~;,, ••• ~=-l-
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'DleLyrlc Opft'a Assoclalloo
of Orange County is preaeni
Ung ttwi ·Ler·n·er-Loe~1
'ni.iidcal lo~lurday ~ ''l!ititldo1 ~t t ~.m. In the Irvfne
Bowl, Laguna B e a c hJ
Reservalloos 49W'IOO.
11Mary, Mary" .
Opening the oeason at thd
Jluntqlon Beach Playhouse, .
. :1110 Main SI., Jluntlneto~
Beach, tile Jean Kerr comedy
plays Tjiday1 and Satqrdays
at 1:30 p.m, through Oct. 7.
11-.atlons -·
"Forty Carat1n
. The Laguna Moulton
-. . ..-Playhouse ts staging thJJ Jay
Allea ~ at I p.m.
Tueodays tMlu&b SaturdaY, unUI ·Sept. 30 al ll06 Laugna ,
C&l\)!Oll &ad, Lquoja Beach
-•Ilona 49f'O'I~. ' '
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, "Lovers and .Otller Strangen"
• totae tllofi at -
v\,(1gtea 'R•ttcles
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llobby Kini'• gospel clluroh
bocqround """ him well u be and HllllWI Dean whip up
Iba boo!e wllb a SUnday
meetin' romp. Me ss 11 e
prayen communicating the
blacks' side or the Kl>etto story
of life open the Gospel
moetlng. While tho 'Whole or
"Ciope" rtflect.s the views of
Blackness most whites don 't
understand, thJs n um b e r
mabs the most points lacing
humor ,and wit wllb pathos
and militant jeers,
Copp1oJ 111a srlpe to God
-loo la the mlnculouJ
movement of u upoctedly
timid mostly wblte audlenct IO
Its feet, Into the aisles for
band clapping, wavinl and
holding. The PortlY Miss
Dtan deservf;S much credit for·
tho bridging of thJJ com·
municatlon s gap. Sbe
emanates an overPowering
human warmth in the number
"Do a LltUe Llvlng for Peace"
and with King, and Isiah Jones
Jr. in "Prayer."
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Comedian Johnny Brown gets acquainted with the
friendly alligator .as the guest host on the premier
episode of "The Factory" on Saturday; Sept. 16, at
7:30 p.m. on Channel 4. Brown offers a tongue-in·
cheek nature lecture <Jn alligators on a romp
through Disneymania.
King dltt<ta the chaotic
frenzy of brotherlooocl "Good
VlbraUons" urueasi... on the
house, momoot. that cootrut
sharply •Ith the llrldent
lhrtat-promlse 111 Cotta Keep
Movln'.''
In IWn, the all.lllack cast
ddivers a rtrat-rate, emo-
tionally charged theatrical
•••ninC-O'edlt ts due Vlnnelte Cam>U for thJJ ncltlng Loi
AnJeles look at the veblc:lo she
lint staged In Wasblngtoo's
Ford's Theater.
She says Miss Grant's elforl
la, "to \ll,11 I "hynvl." It is
that, and more. Iris a much
needed bridge to human shar-
ing, understanding.
Jesuit Plays Role
Father William J. O'Malley.
S. J.. a Jesuit priest v:ho
teaches at McQuaid High
School in Rochester, N.Y., has
been signed to play the role or
the Jesuit priest Oyer in
William Peter Blatty's "The
t xorcist," which W i I 11 a n1
Friedkin will direct f o r
Warner Bros.
Father O'A1alley's activities
have embraced both the
secuJ ar and nonsecular:
In the theatrical field he hBs
stagea such shows as "T~a
House," a musical adaptation
of "The Teahouse of the
August Moon"; "Wiley," a
musical adaptation of "The
Odyssey"; "Tender Is the
KniMht, '' a mw:ical spoof of
education, and "Tht Dawn,''-a
folk song nativilf-play for
children.
In the film version of "The
Fxorcisl," he will appear with
!\lax von Sydow, Lee J, Co~,
Ellen Burstyn, Jason 1'1il r
and Linda Blair, playing e
tormented 12-year-old girl.
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Kevin Bubp, a comical skater \Vith a pair
of rubber legs, gives added life to the
colorful "Thing-a-Mings" production
number in Shipstads & Johnson Ice Fol-
lies of 1973. The Ice Follies plays at the
Los Angeles Rorum today through Sun-
day, Oct. !.
M1111 of the quarter-laoc ca.. Gltmd by UC! El<·
t.nslon Include l«tur• ..ru.
open to the public for one or
more nightL
Amons the lecturu twna
placc S.pl. 17·%1 are:
"D. W. Grllfilh and the
Grammar of-Film." Paul
Frlzler, PhD., assistant pro-
f essor of English, Chapman
College. Firlit Qf a UC "Irvine
Extension lecture-film series,
"1be Grtaf Directors." 7·10
p.m. Sunday, Sept. 17. Science
Lecture Hall. UC Irvine Cam-
pus. Fee: credit. $60: non--
credit, $45: .single admlS.'lion.
13.75.
"Medical Aspects of htentat
RetardaUon," Martin J .
~•Id. ~1 . D., dil'<Clot, OrOJ1IO CClunty R • 11o1 a I
Center la< Ille .M • n I 1 11 y
Retarded, and K e n n e t h
Duman, M,O.. CmeUdlt,
CalUornla Coll• .. of Medicine,
UC Irvine.. Fin:t of a UC
Jrvtne • Eatenslan 1 e ct u re
series. "Thie Communlty and
I.he Ret11rded : NeW Dfrec--
Uons," 7·10 p,m., Tuesday,
Seo\. 19. Rm, 167, steinb1u1
Hall. UC Irvine campns. Fee:
credit, $$0; noocrtrllt, MO;
single admission, $4.Z.
"Psychodrama." Lew I 1
Yablonsky, Ph.D., prof~
and chairman. Departmenl of
Soclology, San Fernando
Valley State College. First of•
UC Irvine Extension lecture-
demoostrat!M -· "Utlllz. Joi the AN In Therapy,• 7-11
p.m., Wedneadty, Sepl. 20,
Third ~ Louna•. 01tew1y
Commoos, UC lnllne ..mpua.
Fee; <mil~ 155; noncredit,
!50: 11n11e admlts!otl, 1uo ..
.. Are Amajc1111 wen F'll!"
Kami Owtlll, ll:S., nutri-
tionist, Orange C o u n t y
Medici~ C<nltr. l'lrlt of t UC
Irvine Extension 1 e ct u r •
aeries, "Controversial Issue•
ln Nutrition and Health," 7·!0
p.m., Wedne~ Sept. 311,
Rm. 1'7, Steinhaus llall, UC
Irvine campu1. Eee: credit,
!50: noncredit. ~5; single
admission, $4.'15.
"A Thread of Sense,''
Leonard Olpin, chairman,
·scR Unveils New Season
ln Its seven seasons and 72
productions in Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa , South Coast
Repertory has earned a glow·
jn~ reputation in Southern
Calirornla by (1) putting on
plays that few otherf eater groups would tackle, ( ) stag· ing them with profe sional
qualiiy, (3)· presentln many
of them for the first lme on
the West Coast and 14) oc-
casionally originating its own material.
TOM TITUS
Intermission
tasy, .. The Tempest." Deacon may bring hb: Ten-
Among the plays making nessee W I 11 1 a m 1 anthology
their West Coast debut will be "All the Lonely People," first
"The Basic Training of Pavlo unveiled in 1970 at the now.-
Hummel" by David-Rabe, who def . Open End Theater.
recently won a Tony award for upt~ the company . be
his drama "sticks and rece~ as managuig
De~ of JI' or c I 1 a ..,,,,.,.. Fee: 9111.
~ Ctllloroit State "Jnl!l>ductloll," I bro h 1 m
Polytechnle Coilqe, S... Luit cut, preold<nt, GTS UoldlJ>c
Obispo, J'lr&t of I 0C lrWle C0mptQJ I D d CU1111llalll,
Extenllon lecture 1 e r l e t-1 • Natural R e 1 o u r c t 1 and
"Alternate Approacllet t o Eo'riroomeo141 StudlM, UC
F.d11CJficm," 74 10 p.m_. Irvine. Fint Qf •UC ..Irv1ue
Wedo-y, Sep!. 311, Rm. 100, Extent1oa Lecture I er l • I ,
Soclal ScJ...,. ltaU, UC Imne "Wildemeu Living," 7·9:311
campua. Fee: ta>, for mdlt p.m., Thursday, Sept. 21; Rm.
or audit; rlngle admluioo, 15'7, &tlnhaus Hall, UC J.rvine
$5.2:1. campu. Fet: MO. credit or
"GeoeraJ ~ of ~I· audit; llngle admission, $4.50.
lnii' Rabe<! S. Davlcbon, "Embryo)OflY (Development
Ph.D., cJJnicaJ Jll)'chologist and Anatomy of the Nervous
Firlt ol t UC Irvine Extenalon Systmn)," Donald E. Pinder,
lecture·semlnar coune, M.D., clinical profe11or
"Counseling Metbod1 In M~ Human Morphology, Call!ornlA
tal Health," 7·10 p.m., Thurs-College of Medlcine, UC
day, Sept. 21, Rm. 178, Irvine, and Roland A. Glolll,
Human1u.. Hall, UC Irvine Pb.D., woclate prol.-r.
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Uumaa 'Morpb0Jor1·
PI y Ch oblo!OC, CalilornJ.I ,
Col!ep of -. u c
Irvino. Flrlt of I UC lrv!ne
Exten!lon 1tCture ltl'les. "The
Nervous Syft.em," f•lO p.m .•
'lbunday, Sept. 21, Sopboll\ore
y,ctun Hall. Medical SUrg• I
mdg., UC lrvino campos. Fee: ~5.; •lnl:le adrnlssioo, 1$.
''Robert Flaherty and Ille
Documentary Approach," Paul
FrizJel', Ph.D., assistant pro-
fessor o( English-1 Chapman
College. Part of a UC Irvine
Extension lecture-film series.
''The Great Directon," 7·10
p.m .. Sunday, Sept. 24, Scietl<e
Lecture Hall, UC IrVine cam4
pus. Fee: credit, $60.: non·
credit, $(5. single admisaion,
13.1>.
'King' TortJ and Count
In Royal Vegas Concert
Tony Bennett, enjoying what ''Rags.• to Riches" and, of
he de.scribes a.s .. the most fan-course, his -trademark, "I IA!ft
tastlc nfonth I've evez had ln My Heart in San Francisco."
show business," returns to the In describing his 1$-year
main showroom of Las Vegas musfcal relationship vii t h
Hilton Hotel Sept. 19 to open a Basie, Tony e i p 1 a i n s ,
limited two-week engagement, "Something very exciting hap-
appearlng in concert with the pens to me when I sing with
great Count Basie and his Basie - I get a lift that is di!4
orchestra. !icult to describe."
Bennett's "fantastic month" C.ount Basie bas established
Community Orchestra .
Seeks Area Musicians
When season nurn,ber eight
begins two weekS f r o m
tonight, with George Kelly 's
"The Torchbearers." o n e
might wonder if SCR is finally
copping out to the community
theater audiences. But a
glance at the balance of the
1972-73 schedule will alleviate
all such doubts.
Bones." This powerful delinea· director while · · , Saun-
tion of the U.S. miliiary ex-dra Mathews--Deacon, bas a
perienct VJ geared !or a work m-the same veil called a.lb£
January oPening. "Letter From Emily," based '
began with a c .o_m Ul.Jl n d himself as one of the world 's
performance for P r i n c e s s truly great band.leaders during
Grace of Monaco. He followed his 35-year career and has
with a .smash concert tow"' of without exception during this
England that was a complete time topped the critic's polls sell~ut months in advance, for the Top Jazz Band of the
and finally, he has just com-Year.
u · · The Orange Coast Com-pianist Dottie Ogle Nix will
munity Symphony Orchestra perform the · Brahms Piano
has announced the schedule Concerto No. 2 with the
for its 11th seaJOn. orchestra.: The program will
TI>e orchestra, which won include Toch's "Pinocchio,''
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT and "Enigma Variations'' by
music.awar<IJ.in 197Land 1972, _Sir Edward _l:lgar."· • _
·.will prese~t three public con-On March 4 Los Angeles
certs during the 1 9 7 2 -7 3 recording artist R o n a I d
!e880n. Folsom \\'ill perform the
The symphon) has sehedul-Tchaikovsky Violin ConcertD
td performances for Dec. 3, with the orchestra. The pro-
. March -'• and June 3. Alt con-gram will ·include the "Colas cert~ will be held ln the OCC Breugnon" by Dimitri Kab814
· Auditori um. evsky and the Brahms Sym·
In the fln:t concert, prom· phony No. 4 in E minor.
inent Southern California The final concert w i 11
. College
Credits
On KCET
A variety or college credit
courses r a n g l n g from
. astronomy to hi!toey of art to
ceramics will be presented
this fall on Channel 28.
feature celebrated Chicago
pianist Ruth Wilkins Tyer
who will perform the Grieg
Plano Concerto. The program
wi ll also include
Khachaturian's "Masquerade
Suite."
The Orange Coast Com-
munity Symphony VJ
spcinsored by Orange Coast
College, the Costa 11-f e s a
Deparlment of Parks and
Recreation, and v a r J o u s
busi&ss firms and interested
patrons in the Harbor Area
Qualified and experienced
musicians who are interested
In joining the organliation
should contact director Joseph
What will follo\v js loftily
described by David Emmes,
the company's exec u ti ye
director, as "our most ex-
traordinary season to date." It
includes three West Coast
premlares, a _p.J!;it Jl(.J>OS~lble.:::
world premieres and a pro-
·. duction of Shakespeare's fan-
Explo_rers
Tuning In
New Seasop..
The other two premieres on the works of Emily
will be "Tan.l{o.'' a satiric Dickinson.
comedy by Polish pJaywrJght Two programs w h I c h
Slawomir Mrojek., due in achieved critical applause last
November, a n d "Moon-year -Ronald Bous.som's
children," Michael We11er's Actor's Mime Theater .and
off-Broadway .ac~nt of Mi s.s Ma 1 h e.ws-Deacon's
discontented colleg'e students children's exercise, Magic
of the 1960s. _Theat~r . .-::::'Wl.U-retw:n,~tha!)~ trs~ms .dubious at best to a recent grant from the Na4
that anything could top the tional Endowment for the
extraordinary success o[ Arts. The mime troupe will
SCR's 1971 musical bonanza tour the West Coast, while the
"l\.fother Earth" but the com-children's show will become
Posers whQ cr~ted the rock-Ma~ic Theater JI, ·a new et:·
ecology re.vue are going to try,:·' per1enti! for the .sandbox set.
Ron Thronson and T o n I Innovation remairur t he
Shearer have a new one called byword at South Coast
"In the Midst of Life," based Repertory, along with su.cb
on the . works of Ambrose other theatrical virtues as iJ». ·
Bierce, en the drawing board agination, enthusiasm and
as a "distinct possibility" for energy. Coupled with its time.
''The Explorers,,, exciting SCR production this season. proven acting and directorial Two ether originals under skill, the SCR rorces could ID-
.new high adventUre series pro-consideration for slots in the deed come up with their
duced by David L. Wolper SCR schedule may come from "most et:traordinary seasoD to
Productions and presented na~ the same !amity. Warren date."''
tionally over the Hughes Tele-i-------"-----'--'------,---1
vision Network, wiD debut in Los Angeles on KHJ-TV. Swi-
day nJght, Sept. 17, at 6 p.m.
Narrated by Leslie Nielsen,
the weekly series presents true
life adventure films from
around the world with stories
about men and women who
scale insurmountable heights
in their quest for discovery and
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Tuesdays, Thursdays a n d 1 ... St.aw Stam 7 ''"'· ....,.. e .....
di'lmr
Fridays at 6:30 p.m. The Cfftl•••n Sllaws
three-unit course, produced in Sat. ftCll S••· ff•• 2
cooperation with El Camino 1.,.0111 Ma1N.
College. t n c r e a s e s the 1.,.,,. Wed. 1 p.111.
student's knowledge of the
•. universe as viewed by the
scientific! astronomer.
"History of Art," a three-
unil course produced b y
Pasadena City College, will be
carried Mondays. Wednesdays
-and Fridays at 3:30 p.m.
starting Oct. 2. Art historian
Lennox Tierney covers the
architecture, sculptutt and
painting represent.alive of the ''HATCHET FOR
prehistoric, ancient, classical THE and medieval perjods of 'AMARKRYDEU.fl.M 1 HONEYMOON,.
Western civilization, and brief-0 Panavisioo• Technic:acr• F'rtm Warner Bros.,A "'-· '-·ny ~ Mo11.-m.0p.., 7'°°'·M. '"'""'' ....,.,_ Ill.Cl Sot.& Sui.. ()plft l:•S P.M.
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Sing• Out
Tammy Wynette joins
George Jones in a
country western show
in the John Wayn•
Theatre, Knott•s Bem
Farm, tonight at 'I ind
u,ag p.m. _Th~ first_ of
.•· oer)BS.0!4all c..d win·
ter concerts, the event
includes singer Patsy
Sledd and comedian
H ·a r o I ~ Morrison.
Tickets are $3.
'
pleted a concert performance Tony Bennett and Count
in the famed Hollywood Bowl Basie will appear twice nigbt-
accompanled by Ille Los ly through Oct. 2.
Angeles P h 11 ha rm on i c·-'---O.-----~
Orchestra. All in all, it's quite NATIONALGENERAL I
a turn for a singer who has
·· been at the top of ifie heap !or
over two decades.
From ~is .fits.I )Jjt r~ord!!!ll __
of "Boulevard of Broken -.
Dreams" in the early 50's,
Benne!\'• Ust of gold records
is abnost eodless~ incl
such all-time hits as "Because
of Y(IU," "Cold, CW!! Heart,"
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TV DAILY LOG Get Cwser Look
-le bulls or 0-wbo t-. lllml fer ID-fool-. Fridoy Saturday
Evening Morning _..,. coane, "HJstory Smmeeu lilml ww be
Jllll enjoy pod lilml wtj1 DOI • lllcber, and lh1s ts a
-dllcovv ~ pld-mlno In a ~crtticol ltmllation."
-a ·~··· 1• ,ApproclallDo ol tho Amtrioen ID the aemeller, but IO -·-Cilleln1," ollertd by Golden the ebonies In Olm-
too ·~ G II• 1:11(J)ty1 -Well Evening OoUege. mo king genres and technlq\lol Each -k the class wUI they wW DOt be shown ID
lot -1 1'11 I--view a leatut .. length film chronologlell order. F II m "" -i.r..., representing the best t n uu .. 1o be evaluated:
-II"" 7:tl I u--cinema art. lll20's -Ben Hur and "-"'1-. ~~· "The inlenl I• lo cre1to U.. Grtfld. ~lfj&o ..., formed' vlewet'S who wW be 1930'1 - A Nlght al the ~-J:lO ....,.. ,__ better able IO tvalualo lilml lo Opera and Only Angela Havi --E lerml of hlstorlcal, 'Wings. ·
l:IO Iii!!!!!.' -,_ lechnologlcal and a r I h 11 e l940's _ Maltese Falcon, ~ ~Cl!) -(COOi) m -"" achievements," said J 0 b n C&sablanca And TbeJI Thero
• Cll ..: I Jl• hcbl. r. ... Wordes, I n I tr u c l 0 ~ ~d Were None.' Gaslight, 1be Best
...., _ --"A 1111 ~ ....,. (dnl chairman of the coU .. e • line Years of Our Lives • ...,. ..._ ld L .. iL "T:tif~l. (drt) and applied ar8 division. .... tlt••rM· '47-0tnnls O'KHtt. F.rnphasis is on the major 1950's -. All About Eve, • f'1 ~a1:TlllhltMfC1tr elements of fWn -director. SumetBoulevard,Aap.balt
---~10Ji"" -rfo und d Jungle, 1be Band W••on, 0111 ---,..h_ pe rmnnees, so , an ~ ,_ "" w -photography. "By studying M for Murder, Anslomy ol A
• Jackson 5 Join Forces -Jlllol Ml"" m(J)'J::-... these tedmical aopects,, a lllurder. J:OO CJ) D m ,.._ eo-uatrJ MllMc person <r'>mes to more fully 19'7(1'-a -John and Mary.
..,_ liwlliil fit ltllifl . ii ·~ . .. enjoy many styles of f&lnu" 1950's -Gypsy If~ · f •· • • • ~ j • , r t:.:'~'I" 1 '''°J. w.iu • •. ·1 · · !or<let Wd, • Late rellstratro,;~i.:1wt." ". , l. ,
• ..,., 141 ~I I >f ~"' .._ "11\Jli " a n hislortc:llly uled in Ille college 8dii'il.'ibin. I r'
1LMt¥iJ .. _,.'tf tJi • , .~ .. :0~':· =~: }~ ... :r,.t-be sJJe,qt 1926 •·sen. tioa building, Sept. 2~21.·~·f~r ~'"";. : ,.
I Drt1m ot Je111nli ' ii1e:e1111or ,flll~• lfltlon1I P•rk n1 'to d 1970 .contem119rary
Jackson 5, popular young singing group, performs
''Lookin' Through the \Vin dow" and "Ben" when
they guest star at 8 p.m, tonight on 1'The Sonny · .
and Cher Comedy Hour." Governor Ronald Reagan
welcomes them back for a serond'season along with
Howard Keel, Wilfred Hyde·Wllite and Larry Storch.
Dldloo •n htcome not only 1•nnt11, but> ftd ,.ttiernt ka "J.qhJl and Mary/' ~=r 11 Pops up, wltll the potll,1tlon of their nit· dtr~iiy~eter Yates. "It is
0 ,.... n. Cm dt Mllftf ural hab~llt, 1nd set out I~ 1n u•, Jnte~:·~ VJordcs • noted, ~ "11111 .. ,,, .... to find the perfect Plitt. 'tnat !\tie tm fBen Hin" ia Ja CALL ROOM SERVICE FOR MOVIES • • .• • Two Zanies
Joni Force
, .. , di Male11 hsdepelldtl!Ct Dly ,.. • . '"I'
7:l0 I "Tht Clrt111 ·of Sp1ln" fill• liw from Mulco CltJ, superJOr production to tbe 1959 ~ SqU1r1t versfoo. The famous Chariot
,.. ,...; /Cl r"' ~~ ';""') !J.l:~~"ll:,. c • ' 11"''4!1 the 1929 rum used u
I T• Ttll .:'f/.rti.~ l'ff Ui ~ {m .. '51-qrQ'1\8 and 250,IXX> extras." n. ThriD = 11. 1rt11nd Dflrtt Bond. While people ~ see many
Miia.. S • llltl /l -.1iilii •-...,. old alru'in television the im-r (dr1) '5 ~ Wld ld'f) '4J-l,t1 "Ch•Qtt· ·~ tilJf ~ i .,not the s~e. In !·Ult Arocmd lb "Tht Dim Build· BrldL'!N: "'UllCUiMd" (*aJ '55-Wordes' view. "They made
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(IJDt1ptl fl)Ml#lr Rottrs' Ntl&fiborMH "'ANTONIO GADES IS THI
WorV rrm t:·-1=... •EIGNING llNG Of SPANISH 1.ttlMOy .. ,.,_ -DAHCL" UttlHI Wtl'W ! TM ......,. c1~ ,_ Hip ,...,.._. 111M: wa... " tlll Slrtll , ... ~ r• PIDllEft TJtt lrldf Klis N. Y. Tl t. I, t72
1.-00 fl (I) tmf SWOfl. S.llJ Anlm1titd •tin 1!1out Ult Brllb'
aomm .-.,_ ...... -.
' (From Pip !1) near an end, since Trans World statu
touring foreign groups tend to go for ·11 will be replacing th8\Players
the "fa-n ... ., fllma, a Commodore Cinema o~Uon with its own, X·free "-' iy!tem-ln ihat !..tel by next FebrUary. spokesman reports that X • r ate d . Other companiu may try to cub in
movie.!i are popular with businessmen on pornography, but the National
and others and thus Jead the non-X cable Television A!soclation in
titles. Washington ssys its code of ethics -
Despite its apearent success, both covering any material a member com-
Trans World and Computer Cinema pany produces or distributes and as
are quick to rule out such materlal for such would forbid it among its own
thefr own enterprises. rank!:.
"I'd be run out of town," admits It's that call to room service used in
Kleln. "Most of Ille hotels snd motels Trani Wadcl'nntUiod-on wl>fdi Oom-
we deal with won't take X·rated puter "1isn hues mueh qi lta
films." "' -.,._-. • . -cha11mp. 111 OWD "~...,,.~em
outfits could be takin~ the ('ream off
the top of a rich 1narket which cable
people feel they themselves haYe a
right to. "What Are \Ve Doing In the
Under FCC and other ruies, the Middle or a Revolution,'' a
cable companies have had to fu:fiH zany comedy starring Vittorio
several obligations as a pr<'-requ1!'Hc Gassman and Paulo Villagg io.
to opening up !he cable-TV market itself. At the last n1inute, hotel-pa/·TV \\'ill be released y.·orldwide by
companies -hafing done none oZ this \Varner Bros.
-come in for the big financial killing. The film, which ' relates the
And they use cables wheri."ver lhe adventures of an Italian prM!st
clustering of hotels and motels, as in and an Italian Shake!lpearean
large clUer, makes jt feasible. -actor caught up in the Mu:· A-othef11\0Vle ·1n·b o!e) lean Civil War of 1911, llboota
operators is tllealervis(qii, Ioc., a ~ lln · ·kQ\ions aear ""' "" ".,.... -1"2 illi"'I
Hd ct "Sy U111Mu111be11" s.. Hullt
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,Trans World's position is essentially reqwrt:' iD plmtng. The · oampant
the same, and its contracts preclude slmpff •lcle9;.whll:b ol two '!lllor
'f!lOYies-«-that-kind, .Since-these· two ' -mgtll!O ~·!Lants,_,,:).1111>
companies are far ahead of the field, turns~lt",...... Of. a a!&Jm the
company affiliated with Storer Broad-M.drld a.nd Almerin in Spain.
casUng and headed by Qore SCbary. "Wbat Are We Doiilg in the
long a pro~t HoUywood and ~Je 'c( a Revolution" is the
Broadway producer and playwript. lt l•telt project announced by
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HtnlllOS C«l)I ~ ..... =:-:::,:::ll'lip lO:lODRfDlmreu• hul Wlrs.
[ltldlD Clltnl ' clltlflloiii.
their aversion to pornographic films face of the...~ lJot. He even bu ten
represent the industry's present major minutes of viewing to make sure he
direction in this area. The Commodore likes the movie. ~ not be can tum it
calls its present system "an ex· .off or else tune m the other film for -= .,.,.,,...,. ·!!f __ i (C) -· 1'1" !W'll
"11 J!f !!J mlllOE 1lo Utllo iic-~rn~.:::.
O aJ(J)!ll ... SWOlt TM ... w,_,.,;.-·-periment," and even its X-rated an.~ther ,ten-minute period.
movies are not the hardcore "skin· That s hoW you mak~ money' .by
flicks'' widely available at theaters Jetting 0 people sam~le, maintruns
P•/lriip ,..., '11lls M•• ""'" lil~'!i'.,:·zi~ (do¢) [~~·~ Mllltt" ;.~...:..M= ~.
llllnm"'1 11m u, .,. . --~I
i11iiii StrMts "'"""....... ' '·
within walking distance of the hotel. Kleln. Blg-Ume moVles are golog IO
•-• the Im t -·-lo be be the staple, but only If you aro .n111.1 exper en 1r __ .. allowed to sample."
m un..M WtfW ~ ~
t.ODU(jjiEw SE.UOll tis "''" ll;tlO.CIJTM-: -(C)(llll)"_,...... Gtm-...... """• II • ..,.-'Ccllld. (!*"} '51-llltll'IOl1 Orlolu 1n. "tw Yorli TV Flower Course.
Trans World'• ooe-way system was
oclglnally prototyped by equipment
used in a California pay.TV experiment
In 1964. Since then, II has been uRtlated
several times.
:z~;l; fl ... ~ .. a.. . l)_' ' . t•Flower Arrangement," a two-unit col-
"Tht Duel • C1J • ed o ai ~~ -. ...ne "'"" '1'·1$>" Je1e credit course. wUI be earn . on ml;::;:. '':,~"*'r' """ e.r~,;.;,.I f:':el28, beglrullng'l'Desdsy, %_.S, at
One sign of the industry's quicken-
log pace i. a complaint !Ued by Ster.·
ling -·Cable Te!evlllon
.agalnll -"-l\>qr,ld .... Com-Onln!s' Wlii tllo:'Fecltnl Qin.
-Yort
Qo!llnlloo-ls Uldna ~ LI ~ • fr1t Mm" Produced by Calilomla S t a •t e
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elsewhere as part of a large pay· TV development of a speclal ten
experiment in Sarasota, Fla. million dollar yearly fore ign
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200 C.l.D, en9lne, colof ke;.~· interior, r1clio, heifer, 1c::c•nt
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Everyone Hes
Sometfting That
Someone Else Wants
DAILY PllC>i CLASSIF DADS Y• Can Sell 1t:
F11i4' It, Trad a It
Witt. a Werrt M '
'The Biggest MarJcetplace on the Orange Coast-Dial 642.
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INSTANTLY APPEALING., •.•.
......•. , THIS VIEW
Just remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath, dining
room (or family room), fireplace, cheerful
built-In kitchen wilh Inviting SUNDECK for
your entertaining pleasure, overlooking the
canyon & view of the ocean . . . . . $69,500
GET IN THE' .•••..•
•.••..•.. SWIM
JUST REDUCED -This 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
family room plus a convertible den, 2 used
brick fireplaces, builtins in kitchen and 8-£..Q
witfi PRIVATE guest room & bath. Entertain
around your own POOL in CAMEO HIGH·
Lt\NDS. .. . .. . . .. .. . . .. .. . . . ...... $72,500.
D!LUXE ••••••••
..••.. CONDOMINIUM
IN BACK BAY AREA -2 Story, 3 Bedroom,
21> bath, buUtlo kitchen, stone fireplace,
FAMILY ROOM, community pool & REC.
ROOMS including billiards. Fee land and
close to everything . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $32,500.
BE RIGHT ON ....••
....•.• THE WATER
POOL, PIER and SL!P too. New carpets and
drapes, 2 Bedrooms, 21!. baUts. WET ' BAR,
marble· fireplace. Overloo~ THE WATER
from your patio and enjoy . . . . . . $85.000.
EXPECT TO BE .• , , • • • • .
. . •••••••. ENVIED
That's part of owning this spacious TWO
STORY home in the BACK BAY AREA. 4
Bedroom, FAMILY ROOM, 2 baths. buutlo
kitchen with many extras. Priced below mar-
ket at . .. . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . .. .. . ,39,500. ..
Goner•I
UNDA ISLE
Lovely BAYFRONT home, Ju.st lated, on
1uhlonable Unda !Jle. Pier & alip for your
private yacht Lorge cantilevered bayfront
1undeck. Z.Story home with ~ bedrooms, den,
family room & formal dining area. lmmacu-..
late condition. Beautifully deeorated. $166,·
500
BA YSHORES ·BA YFRONT
On Ute Point, with 180 fl. of bay fronta~e:
pier & allp for very large yacht 4 Bedrooms,
family room & dining room; 4 car garage.
Large swimming pool in enclosed yard. A
BAYFRONT ESTATE. $525,000
12 UNrrS • EASTBLUFF
Deluxe apartments in -excellent locaUon.
100% Occupancy. $260,000 .
HARBOR
COMPANY
11.ALTORS
2841 E. CO.st Hwy., CorOM del M•r
us.lllno Real Estate In Newport Harbor
Since 1944"
673-4400
Gener.i
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REAL
ESTATE
Chneral
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
3 Lindo lti. Drive 0p., Sund1y
Beautiful new 5 BR., 4~ Ba. home. Water-
front llvingrm. & formal dining. Haodscime
oak paneled lam. rm., frl>lc .. wet bar. Large
m.aster suite has frplc . .!. cozy lounge area.
View of Bay & the mountaiils ..... $179,500.
53 Lln4• Isle Drive
Elegant 5. bdrm., 41!. baths: on lagoon. New
carr,::ts, drapes & wallpaper. Lovely garden
& arge slip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $212,000
57 Lindo ltlo Drive
Cuslom 4 BR., 31!. ba. home on Lagoon. Mstr.
BR. has sitting area & frple. Waterfront
family rm w/conversation pit around the
lrplc.: lovely garden, lge. slip. . ... $189,500.
IOI Linda lolo Drive·
Lovely 5 BR., 4 ba. home .with downstairs
waterfront mstr. suite & lge. game rm. or
study. Mexican tile floors, beam ceilings,
quality construction, slip .......... $155,000.
For Complete Information
On All Ho'""' I Lo11, Plo110 Call:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boysldo Dr., Suite I, N.B. 675-6161
... ~nerel
** ** ** * TAYLOR· CO.··*
BALBOA PENINSULA POINT~75,000
Worth seeing -worth owning! Home needs
some redecorating. Spend a little money & * SEVEN UNITS -at $42,000. $560. mo. watch your value grow. Charming 3 BR Pro-
_A S. gross inoome. vincial with DR & 2 baths. Prime comer.
?Tfl4tife-"""' * 80 ACRES at $200. per acre. Submit "Our 27th YHr"
terms, trade, etc. WESLEY N TAYLOR CO Real ~.,,...,,._ * 9.4 ACRES -Prime oceao/mtn view for • •• tors '?"""',,...,,.,,.,.. •lllllMJD residential development _ asking S145,· 2111 Sin Joaquin HUia Road
REALTORS ' 000. !IEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 64<M910 . * 3 BDRM near ocean . . . . . . . . . $26,900. O.n•r•I , Gonorol
644-7270 . :73: :.::,,;e:.~:.:n ...... !~~:; LOO·~~N~ro~-•;R•E•E•DiiOiiMiiiiiirilillii
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Dine + Pool
!ll'AIN CLASS EN'l'Rn
f'OR.kAL DINING! • ctant
bldrooitt.1 .. PLUS DENI
Gulltn Ir!.. ldt-with
--...... loci_ floor. Deanlor· wallpe,per thnt·
out. GlAHT SPARKLING
~T SHAPED POOLf Slat bench" and
BBQ ~ pit Doc run. Parl<
'like grow>&! • low ma.lnten·
ance. IM¥ACULATE at
ONLY $49,950! CalJ fut •
64>-0303.
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R{",1lly
• EXCLUSIVE
CARNArloN COVE
Bay11lde P~a Duplex; Jot
over 250 ttl , 3rd inter-
est in pi~, parking.
Fee land own it!), The
very best va\e & quiet
beach locatlorl. $210,000,
Call for ,Appoi1'tment
.Allk !or Betty Lynch
Evenln111 675-4431
. Salisbu ry
P.c,1 I 1 /
315 MARINE A VE.
BALBOA. IST AND
CALL 673-6900 ·
OUR BUY OF-
THE WEEK
Better than N wl Shows
a model! 'lbl Std.mom, 2
Bath Home-11 ~ntly
been painted1, e and out.
Pro1esskl landlcaped
front and re . Home la in
movein condllJoq irnlluding
Carpets and bripes. Only
$27,200. Call 646-055.\.
-EAST COAST HIGHWAY A RENTAL? HOME
1 "'==-c_OR_ONA __ D_E_L-;;;MAR.=,;,C.,."_~_1_F_. ____ ,,o.n=;;:•;:;r•;;;I;:;:;:;:=;;;;-,;;;:;;;, ."_·•_•_•_•_•1 ______ Look no furthor. Fo' a very $21 950 I~ ' · 'mall -· you can Oll'N • · Gonor1I 0..-.1 _ YOUR OWN Vle-Gctlf th;, 4 bedroom bea"'y w;th GOV'T. REPO with 3 bl&
COLWtll
PROPERTIES INC
REALllJR S
OPIN SATURDAY I • 5
I. 4639 BRIGHTON, Cameo Shores. Gor-
geous view • steps to private cove. pool.
$295,000
2. 1014 POLARIS, Dover Shores. Slip for
large boat -sandy beach· pool. $169,000.
Carol Tatum
OPEN 12 TO 5 • SAT. SEPT. 16th
7 ROUNDHILL DR .. in Huntington Hlll'
bour. A cu.s.tom 4 BR., 3 Ba., fam. rm.,
dining rm., laundry i'm. home, still oc-
cupied by original owners. $65,000. Al
Fink
BAYSHOR!S • CAPE COD
Scarce item! 4 BR., formal dining rm. & den;\,
Great living In private beach ·area. $69,·
500. Mary Harvey
EMERALD BAY • $125,000
U you enjoy tennis, walking on the private
sandy beach, watching the sunset • let
me show you this 3 BR. 2 baUt home.
Lavera Burns I
' 4 BEDROOMS & POOL!
The original owner has taken , great pride
in maintaining this lovely \Vestcliff
home. 4 BR's., 2\l ba's., family room;
big swimming pool. $59, 750
LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT • $144,500
BEST VALUE ON WATERI Charming &
immac. 3 BR. 3 Ba. ·home. Could ·be exp.
to a Jge. lam. home. Slip for big boat:
3 car .gar. E.M. Vreeland
DUPLEX • CORONA DEL MAR • $79,500
2 Bedroom, 1 ~ bath home with 2 bedroom
apartment, 1 ~ baths -under con·
struction. Call Mary Lou Marion.
PRICliD TO SELL
Immac. 3 Bdrjll ., 3 balh & lam. rm. home
on 2 lge. Jots. Rm . for expansion. Pool·
size patio. Steps to prlv( beaches & club.
$129,500. Kathryn Rau ston
VIEW· POOL
Attractive 3 Bdrm., 2 bath, din. rm. & lam.
rm. home in priv. area. Steps to ocean~
Home ls surrounded wilh lovely trees &
plants. $132,500. Edie Olson
NEW HOME • OCEAN VIEW
Nenr lived In • 4 BR. Lusk homt. Lmrurl·
oualy decorated by Lois Harding. $94.-
llOO Includu the land ....--
Coldwell,Blnker
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Everyft:llhl is done for max-Mesa Verde pa\lo, quiet rolling hill& Jo. orated inaide & out and baa And It'• 8 clean little 3
imum fun & cOmtort In this VIEW OF_ MESA VERDE cation. ASSUME VA LOAN, 8 double car '8nlle. Down bedroom yet. As far as we
darling 3 BR Huntington COUNTRY CLUB GOLF payments just S25. per mo. -paymt only $1150. Paymts koow thia ts the ll'ast ex-
Bay condo. Waahe:r A: dryer COURSE! WALK OR Cl{JP more than same home renU $18.5. mo. includes taxes pensl\oe home in tD*n. Give
tnclurlt>d. Cozy usf>d brick TO GREEN! Wrought iron for. HURRY! Newport us a call on thifl "fiVB.lk to
comer ·fireplace, Bea utifully gate. Slate entry. CathedraJ the beach" R-2 spcc\al. Can
landscaJ)('d w 1th lighted ceilings. FORMAL DINE. ~ COATS at be bought with onfY 10%
yards. Discover a whole new Large DEN! Brite kitchen. & f.11rv1ew down. call 673-3500.
carefree lire style in this Truly kinglize bedroom.11. WALLACI
pleuant all adult commun· Laun d r Y room, loo! REAL TORS .646-1111 1-Q THE RSA!,
l~ESTATERS lty. Tiny price lag i!I <ln]y SPARKLING 30' GRECIAN 546 Cl41-(anytime)
$22.fJOO. OVAL POOL! Boat or trail· (Open Erinlngs) ' ' . . .
COATS ::;.":ii~·~~~·~:~ i "!'~~~~~~'.'"I ME. SA VERDE CAMEO SHCj>RES · & HUZTy • call now to pre-3 '00T HANGOVER-''PRIVATE BEACH''
WALLACE view . 64>-0303. proi.cts )'00 from Suo and SPECIAL 333 MILFORD · OPEN 1·5
RIAL TORS ~ a11 va;:;,_°9:;:, ~ FHA· VA TERMS c;'~~ .,.:'.:.,!.,~
Open Evenings Huge &!droc(~ (1Sxll% A-Hup 2 stcry, f + den, or 5 to acquire a quality i:rbti at
• 9'2-4454 • 12~ x ll), Just Rlsht for bedroom executive'• home. a mott modest price~·
lrvi -Young or Middle Ared Cou-Costa Mesa'• bell atta. ""'3921 or Eve. 67S1l ,.,.. pie. Cheerful Kitchen with Near Balearic school. Very -
S I h --EA=-=s==T"S"l"'D"E,_--· 1 Bonllll CabtnetJ! E a • y nJce back yard in a quiet pan I Ma;" t , n a 0 c e Yan!. area. No down to qualllled Red Tile Roof BEAUTY Dal'kroom in Doubt, veteran" CALL No W
ITALIAN TILE ENTRY! 2-Super gharp f bedroom Garage. $1450 lnltlal ·FHA BEFORE 'THIS ONE JS
STORY VAULTED· home, . gracious living in lnve11tment. u;i,500 Ca11 GNE. Priced at $45,CMXI. ~~~
BEAMED CEILING! FOR· 2991 sq. tt. Massive step-646--0555. • -
COLWELL Reallorl 5G-<Mtri
Open Ev~
MAL DlNE! Giant family down rwnpus room from
roon1. Extra bright garden c o m p I etel}-modemlzed
klll'hen. Kln.r 1lze !lf!Ciuded chambers, kitchen, separate
mni;h•r suite. Rf' d wood family room, 2 fireplace11 +
beamed atrium pnl:io PLUS BBQ &: inside fish pond.
huge 2nd patio with lighted Thl11 Ol'lf' wtll daule your
redwood covt r. Priva te dog imagination.
run. Park like ground•. Call
THE BLUFFS • 4 BR. ,.....,,.,,...,....,,,.....,,...::,; 1Bonua rm., family nn., fQElo
A REAL CHA'tEf ma! din. rm., bit-in kltoh. Prlv. garden patlo. Grttn-The only one of its kind in belt view. Make ofier!
PROPERTll'S. IN C
REALTORS
* Upgraded Through<lut * Deep Sha• Carpeting * New Drapes * Fresh Paint Ir: Wallpaper * Proteulo'1811Y Landscaped * Close to Schooh &: Shop-
ping I I
no"' lo ~view .. 64..'i-0303. a w~ll<l H & IU Newport Beach. Mountain REAL ESTATE
a tmo1phere with TREASURES 'l'J ll: PLA!, ,O "0'1'A"'ER" '"'-!..... J l :::> Real""' 545-9491
Open EWA.
FOUR BEDROOM-"
ONLY
ADJOINING
beau1Uu11.Y done cu 11 t<l m 1831 WestcUU. NB 645-6710
A-frame 5UITOunded by I------~-
myraid trees and shrubs. 0...rel
I-luge bedrooma, 3 baths,
park-llke yanf. Priced at
$52,950. G.I. APPRAISAL BAYCREST FOR
• $42,500 $4S,OOO. New shag carpet. drape~. Coo~ratlve seller has ag-rred wiiter heat«'I', dshwasher.
to sell this spacious 2.000 aq. SClme nc>w plumbing. In lip Real!Ol'I 64&-1'1'11
rt. ho1nr at !he eovem1nenl top shape. Newly painted. 204l WestclW Drive
a ppraisal. 4 hu.11e brd room1, Sp/\clous cupboru'd• . targr -.;;;;;;;O;;i;pe;;;"..,.·tt;;;ll;;;;;;9 ,.P,;;M;;;;;;;;;;;.
2 l11xurlous baths. beauHiul bedrms. Great value. n24 ~
atrtum off maste' bedroom, Hlrhlnnd, N.B. Ope" Sat & NEW LISTING
IQ?'Ka workshop and eewlng s -1 • '"" ~. EXCEPTIONAL "OME area. Located on quiet eul-
de-11ac 11treet ~ rnlnutc1 from Baycrest • Thia 4 bedroom,
I the bearh. 3~ bath, dtnflV nx>m •
family room home with all 1ii4115iftliii Its special features In and
··-···--·· out iJ11 just too beautll'UJ to Realtors 646-7111 de!Cribe. you mu1t 1tt ft
*3 Wtstclltf Drive to believe It! Call tor ap-
Opcn lUI 9 PM polnlmcnt • ••••••• S8'7,500.
4-IEDROOMS L1gtit1 by nl&ht and °"'"" PETE BARRETT view by day, Grack1ul 4 $31,950 bedroom ••l•rtl.lnone"I -REALTOR-
Come'" thli wtll kept tam· home In Corona del Mar. su-m "· Jlome "" one of Co1ta SJ>Jtkltna: awimmU. pool. ~ .-. ..-. ..-__ 1.1 .... , beti ...... a1tt"' + ~ ,.:.tto WI~ ~~ ROC>MFoiiiu
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WOULD YOU LIKE
A NAME LIKE OURS?
Colwell Mortgage COmpany, olie of Alllerll
cfs largest Mortgage Banking firms, has
entered the Rial Estate field. II'• wb9lly
owned subsidiary, COLWELL PROPER·
TIES, JNC.r is pre .. ntly operating 16 Real
Estale oUJcea' In Orange County, and Wlluld
like to l}urchlSe JndJvidUal or muitl-Qffice
operation In Huntlng!Dn Beach.IFouniatn
Valley ind Westminster area. Mull be well
established aocr have &Ood proc\dclng back-
ground. I! lntuested In joining a &Olld, pro-
gressive organlzaUon, contact 1rl. M.
LaBorde
dlhMhr. Beaut covered ... "' ""
patio, nice lt11cP1. 5~ -.. m"1 Atltliw Sll5,ooo. cau -.. '°' n.d'• -· COLUri>LL PIO-RTIES, Inc. Pt)'D'lentl I• than nnt. ~. • bolt • prden, 1'00i-"' ftE rlii.
Call 95-IOllO, d\lldrlln'a play ..... '-. REALTORS eu1.<1..... )'U<I. 4 BR, ,,. ·o .. bo., lrpL All tmna. 2041 B "' Ce Dr! •• JlllJUIV21 COUJNS & W.\T'J'S. INO. . u.,.nesa nter ve, Suite lvv.
-. .,, NEW DUPLEX ...... $1!,llO. ff2-55~3 Irvine, Calif. 926s+-&3-19" -~----'--°"~ "11::" m &~ ..:*~..:C~&::._:W::._..:*~1a.!l!!!!!l!!!!!!!!1!-!!!!!!!!!l!!l,... ____ _.L..: ..
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HIGH ON TOP OF THE HILL AND
thru a private gatew~y into a secluded patio,
then on to a shlrp 4 beclrOCJlll. ftt,dllly room
home with a rim of the orein 'llew. lllrrored .
fireplace in living room and onotber in the
master bedroom makes this a very Uniqye ·
,.home In Cameo Highlands. 0 If ere d at •
$67;500.
CONTACT UNl9UI HOMU et COIONA DIL MAI, 671o&CIOI
U~IVUI: ·f-l()Ml:S
REAL ESTATE
MACNJ,\B
IRVINE
FINER HOMES
HO~D THAT TIGER .
You will have to when he hears the price
of $125,000 for a 3 BR. waterfront with eier
& slip on Harbor Island Rd. Lois Miller
642r8235. (Ell )
CHRISTMAS IN SEPTEMBER
A special surprise awaits You in this beau-
tiful & exciting 3 BR. custom home. DR.,
FR., large LR. -all built around a Jpark-
ling ppoL Barbara Aune 642-8235. (E)l2)
SPYGLASS HILL -PANORAMIC VIEWI
Spacious 4 BR. (or 5 to 6 BJ\i), l!'R.; DR.
Panor~ic view of ocean , city&: m6untains.
Laszlo Sharkany 64H200. (EIS) 1
DOVER SHORES -NEW LISTING
Ivan Wells' )>ullt, hay & mountain view from
e~rOllDI. Large FR. & lot size make Uils
the rfect home for the expanding family.
0 N for Inspection Sunday 12-5 p.m. 2000
SaJitiiigo. (El4)
HARBOR VIEW -MUST SELL
H11J1d10mely appointed, 4 Bl\ .. 2 bath, 3-car
gprage. Waterfall. View. Observation deck.
Self-cleaning oven. Panelled FR., Bar. Cus-
tom ~ting & drapes. Reduced for QUICK
sale $89,900 lee. Dona Chichester 642-8235.
OPEN SUN, 1·5 p.m. 1221 Keel, (El5)
~. u"1v11(thy PARK
Village 111: 3 BR. tibwnhouae -~Cflon
?dqdel. <lhi!ot Clll-0~. lmri>ediati sses-
sion ! l40,5'». Tom Q!Men HUllJO. ( 18)
CD f'ROM YOUR BALCcNY
siirv.y the yaditlng ene. Llvln~
area w I domed, vaulted, lighted 23
ceilin~ Wet bar opens to a canU-
levered deck over Newport Bay. Guest room
& game room enjoy a secluded garden. Cozy
study w/a mllli fireplace. A harmonious
blend of wood, glass & marble. A fine value at $275,000. (El7) • .
THE' LAST OF THE BEST Fina\ opportunity to choose a striking 3 BR1 FR .. DR. -newly completed Ivao Wells
custom home w /sweeping Bay & Mountain
VIEW. $110,200. An unusual opportunity to
share in Newport's fantastic appreciation.
OPEN DAILY 10-5. 2030 Galaxy Drive,
(E39)
J!AYCREST -IMPRESSIVE
3 BR.1• ~.bath home. &lib be8111ed ceiling. amuuuy landscape4 yard. Space for 'boot f/9,500. Charleo Atpold 64U235: (EI8)
\ I DOVER SHORd -VIEW
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 P lM. 2118 SanUago
Dr. ONLY $'19,500. Mountain & Bay view + f>ool. Lovely terazzo tile lo spacious entry
way -2400 aq. ft. -pool -; 3 or coov. 4 BR.,
FR. + formal DR. Overs!~ kar 1111tage,
bullt-m 'work bench. Walter Kibg ~200.
(El9) . •
LIDO ISLE BAYFit Nt -
· ULTIMATE IN LUXURY
Prloelreduced for quick sale! Exquisite 11.-
yond compare. 45' of beach. Private master
suite ~/f.p. Additloftal,2 BR's. look put of
bay. Gracious handcrafted stalrWay. Den + 21!. baths. Terrific kitchen.. UQbelfevably
priced at $225,000. (E20) •
BIG CANYON Fl RST
Everything you have always wanted. Vol'
sailles-Model. E•qulslte view. 4 BR's., 4~
baths, hhurtouslf carpeted & draped. Bert
Fehren .614 6200. (E21)
HAit-ISLAND RENTAi. , ·
South ilde -panoramic view of yachting
actlv!Uea. Pier & slip, san.dy beach. 8 eR., 4~ hath•. l!µmpus room, lk:ar gar~ee.\ By appl 842.8235. (E22) • a
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POSSESSION
Vacant 3 bdnn., 2 bath ranch 1tyle
home complete with covered patio,
good carpet.~ I: drapes, attached ga~
rage, owrslzed lot and many fruit
trees. Terrific Costa Mesa location.
close to schools It shopplng. Pri~.
only $24,500. Assumable 6% loan with payments of only $.152. per mo.
includes taxes. CALL 546-5880.
CALL UM LIKE
WE SEE UM
Genuine. for real, Mesa Verde fixer
upper. Act now and have your choic ..
of crpts, drps, paint, etc. Great ;l
BR, 2 BA I: family room plan on
quiet cul-de-sac. Offered at $31,950.
Sec it now before owner refurbishes
and raises price. VA terms available.
CAIL 540-115L
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HOUSE + DUPLEX
EAS'fSIDE C.M. po,ooo
' UnbellevablC bUt true! Needs work.
but where j!)se can you find a 2
bedrm horn~ ·plus 2 bachelor unlt"I
for only $20;000! Sound interesting?
CALL us for complete d e ta J I i; •
546-5880. ,.
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COMMODORE ROAD.
llAYCREST
Over 2~ Ji'I· ft. or luxury in a 3
bedroom, 21,i bath, family and dining
area. Bonus of a sparkling pool and
low maintenance 75' x 110' yard. All
I he usual Baycrest features. .Full.
price $64,950 and an assumable loan
of approxi{llately $50,000 -hurry.
CAIL us at 540-1151.
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HOW ABOUT
A 4-PLEX7
\Vhy not make the best buy on a
great Eastside 4·ple:< with large 2
bdnn units located \\'ithln \\<alkinJ:
distance . to Newport Blvd. &: 11th
· St. Shopping areas. Owner will help
wilh financing and v.•ants fast &al!',
•Asking $5!).000. CALL 540-1151.
GOVERNMENT
REPOSSESSIONS
(3 to ch<>Oie from)
ONE ..,,1ANS LOSS CAN BE YOUR
GAIN
4 bd!m, 2 balhs. bltip."l. i'ull price
$27,500., $500. dO\Vn,
2 !!tOry 4 bdrm.. 2 baths, only
$900. down. Priced at $37 ,500.
3 bdnn, 1 bath. Full price $23, 750.,
$750. down. $217. per mo. pays all.
ANYONE IS EIJGIBLE
CALL US NOW
540-1151 OH 5-16-5880
WOULD YOU
BELIEVE
3 loL-. jn Huntington Beach for a to-
lal price of $5,000. Should be an in•
vcstor's dream. CALL us for further
details, 546-~.
VACANT
Sharp 4 bedrm •• 2 bath, North Side
Costa itesa home, Featul't--s include
large family room. all eleclrlc bullt4
ins, detached double gatat;e. cul4'1~
sac location. lovelj settf'ned In pu 4
tlo. Priced only $28..000. and lmmed.
poss. posaible. CALL ~.
TAKE IT EASY
in thii; 3 bedrm 2 bnth with atl buill4
ins, patio. double garagl', clubhoul'1'
& pools CONDO, for a lo\V, low .Pl'ice
of $20,950. CALL quick, ~·on't Inst,
llCl fast! Only uni!' ot thls plan ovall-
able, CALI.. 540-1151.
PALM SPRINGS
IN COSTA MESA
That's the fl'Cling you get ·when you
approach thls lovely 3 bdrm, 2 batl1
custom built home, complcll'ly su1··
rounded with many pa.Im trees &
block v.•all fence. Lovely paliO!f. ma'<i·
mum privacy and low maint.cnancP.
Priced to sell at $29,500.
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DAii. y I'll.OT
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BEAT THE BLAHS
Tlrod of looking at a bunch of tired
dog6! \VC'll. "'e have tht'.' S(llutlon -
just Ustt'd sutlf'r neat 3 ~nn. flm·
1ly room, 2 balhs and sparkling pool.
Absolull'ly J)(>rfrt't inside and out-
Nc·w s.hl\J: earpets t'lC, F.asy to main-
lai n yard. f'f'necd front 6 rear "'llh
honus of larJ:.C' dt>laehNI lanai room.
neaJ park-like SCltin~. Full pr\ce
s;il:l,950. CALI.. 5-ll).1151.
NESTLED IN
hc !1\l'1•n all 1hr bi~ lret>s, I~ this 3
hl•th'1J<11n. :.! hflth 1\1 .. s.a Vt'rde home,
c·ornp\f·I·· "ith 1nass.iv1..• double brick
(11·~·plar.~. hu:..::r ti.~drn1s, ovrri;ized liv·
int;, a rl':ll fan1ily t110m & all bulltln
kit.:h1•n. ,\ h•nfic litt\f' sll·rrt close to
~rho11I~. I lll•l'Y un this onf'. CALL
;) lti-5.~"iO.
LET'S TALK
about your Real Es·
tate Career. \Ve have a po-
sition open for ONE eager
salesm:in. 6rO\\' \vith a com-
pany that's gro\ving. The
training you need · guar-
anteed. Let's talk. CALL
Dave Myhre 540·1151.
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Costa Mes•
iiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii II =s~P;;;Y~G~L~AS~s~P;;;L~A~N;7:;;4 • OPEN 0A1 Ly 1.5
* SIX UNITS* • 3816 KEY BAY
HONEYMOON COTTAGE
Newport Beach; p,;Jfessionally decorated 2
Bdrm. home with cozy frplc. High beom
cell's., top quality carpeting. Choice loc.,
, peek-a-boo view of ocean. Lot 50xl27'h, fee
simple land (You own it). $37 ,500
1915 BAYSIDE DR., CDM
OPEN DAILY 1·5. Like new 3 bdrm. & fam·
ily rm. borne, <lverloolting wide beach & the
blue, blue bay. $159,000
Corwenlent parldnr -easy to be '
• "'DROP-IN" at Bay • Beach Realt;y .
JB.UXE CONDOMINIUMS ON THE BAY
NEW 3 BEDROOMS, 2\1 BATHS
1965 Price and Financing
(Ask About Boat S6ps)
.-1 WEST COAST HIGHWAY
3'00 plus sq It In UU. 5 bdnn, e ·CORONA DEL MAR $73,000 ' ba, pl115 bonu• rm home e LARGE POOL
Located in North Costa Mesa on a V.J.P. location. Central
with, an iDcome of $995. 8 air cond., intercom. & built· e YOUR OWN LAND
month. AU umq are 2 king in record player, No.wax 4 BR., family rm., 3 car gar.
size bedma, "lJith bu.iltin vinyl, ahag carpeting, Mo'al· Fast move in. $89,950.
kitchens and individual nutcabinetstnkitchen, pool· e .ADOBE CLASSIC
patios. 10% down and will sized lot & breath-taking e BY CLIFF MAY
show $170. mo. spendable. view of ocean Ii: coastline. Pool, paddock, citru1, acrc-
Yoo can ~ebtate the holi-age. True luxury. SZS.OOJ.
N1vtport <18" hi )'Our new borne. Call =~~ i;~nlhm lil~l"Dl
(anytime) REALTY 4 BEDROOM
Unlv. Part< Cente., !.-vine $28,300 !
Call Anytime, 833-0820 Great home 10 sell on m-D-2
$25,950 Office hours 8 AM to 8 PM program! 3 baths. Light,
"SECLUDED" TRIPLEX
Wooded prden W/old brick Two 2-Bedroom + bachelor
enteyway, leading to a at>t on large 62' x 165' tot
heavy &bake rooted 3 BR., 2 with double detached gar-
ba. borne. lee. country age. Price just reduced
kilcb. w/trpl. All flnett $2,000. Call now fur appt.
quality. Wallt to prtv. beach. to see.
$41,500
642-17TI $88.CORBIN-
MARTIN
REAL TORS ... 644-7'62 ~21
cheerful kitchen, h an d y
vmrk features. 3 Baths.
Plumbed for water !!Oftener,
plush carpeting, drapes.
Pretty J)fltio. Park like
yard, bric, M0-1720.
TARBELL
2955 Harbor, Costa 11esa
EASTS I DE
FOURPLEX
4 Neat and nice 2 bedroom
units in quiet. easy to J"('nt,
Eastside area near 17th
Street shopping, Owner wlll
help with flnandng. Wants
fast sale~ asking $55,000.
Call 541).1.151 (Open Eves.}
·' ~ ... HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
BEAUTIFULLY
SPANISH
WATERFRONT OWNER ll'iulSfCITt.'d. Buill·itl 1,;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
HIDE-A-WAY stereo in living rm. in-* DOLL HOUSE *
Sailing, fishing and swim-eluded. 3 bdrms., 2 acparalc ON R-2 LOT
ming at your doorStep plus baths, secluded living room Charming: 2 hdrn1. hollst'.
a near new 2 11tory 5-bedrm w/fireplace. Ranee, ~n. beam cell. Call tu s(•e . only
home. A dream come true • washer Included, Freshly $42,500.
See it, you'll love it. Call painted. A quiet cul-de-sac
(or appt. street! Brk., $ 2 7, 4 5 0
GINNY MORRISON 540-1720. -------"'--* **+., -REALTORS-* Entertainingt * '*(IM* l5ll) Mesa Lge. rumpus rm., l BR. 2
• *Verde Dr C".... ba. Cose to evc-+.._r .. g. •-•-* ,._...._M·-, .,._, * * ........,.... esa. Xlnt cond. Immed. poueu. * * * SQf-WO Owner will trade. $32,500.
COpen Evening•J BALBOA BAY PROP. /!!!!!II!!!!!!!""'!!!!!!""'""'~
Move-In Condition ---=*::....o64.c2-:...7c.;4.:..91;....o:*>--VERY nice duplex in CdM.
Freshly painted 1n$ide and Balboa Penlnsut11 By Owner. $68.500 firm.
ready to move in. Nice yard ---------Principal!! onty. 673-4169.
with gate opening on beauti· OCEANFRONT, 4 BR, 5 Ba.
ful large school lawn. Cover-fam rm., wet bar, elegant 2 Costa M•sa ed patio -boat or trailer story, Ph. ~ 1ppt. 673-6892. ;;;,..;.. ______ _
•poce. Only $26,200. Ph<>n• Coron• d•I Mor * FAMILY HOME
&16-2313. XTRA NICE 1700 sq fl. 3
'·i:>i THE REAL
\()< ES'fAJE;~\>
' " LIVE.HAP.Pii. ~ Bednn on corner k>t, fully
EVER AFTER fenced ror Rt"lvacy. Dbl rire-
Magnlficent view ot ocean & pl in llving rm. & fam ily
ba.y from almollt every room rm., sharp shag, boat gate,
in this charming, custom Jots more! Hurry! Just !isl· BAYFRONT LOT
On Big Bay w/pier &. slip
for lge. boat. Build your
own custom home.
ho ' .. _ ~! :ror additional informa-me ........ e, healed,
Call 673-3663 642-1949 Eves.
filtered pool. 4 Bedrooms, 3 tion •
baths, formal dlnlng roo1n,
breakfast room. wet bar &. CALL 8'12-1418
associated
many extras. $125,000.
407 MENDOZA TE RR .
CORONA HIGHLANDS
OPEN SUN. 1..S
FIXER-UPPER ,...-J.. 'IV
C'" boa DOLL HOUSE! ~'21
BROK ERS-REALTORS
202S W Bolboo 67]-3663
2 BR, Near N'pt. tfelghts ~ I I
Ailing $22,SOO Bu rr Whit• R•altor
CALL Ci) ''i·l'I' 2901 Newport Blvd.
;/,:,"""--Newport Beach £75·4630 7iE'.\t~ HOMES + INCOME
Nt1r Ne•porl Po1L Offlc:e \Valk to everylhlng! 2 Bdrrn.
Owninq Beats plu!J office. 2 bath home, 1-
lx!rm. inron11· unit. $f>4,500. Renting • • • • , ,
Call us for detaill. <I BR. 2 Below Hwy. corner. larger l
BA. only p),900. You name bdnn., 2 bath plus 2 bdrm.
terms. unit (jlllt lilted), m.soo.
• ::m ••
~·""l· 17171 Beach Blvd., !J.B.
SQUEAKY
CLEAN!
Even barefooted on the plush
easy-care carpeting, this
Costa Mesa beau!y Is
squeaky clean! 4 bedrooms
and large family room. Lots
of closets. Easy mainten-
ance yard. To tiptoe through
!hi& $35,0CKI beauty, call M!l-nn.
G<'~ THE REAL
1 ESTATERS . '
COWNS • WATl'S, INC. • • • • .. * TWO UNITS
--------GI BUYERS
4 BR
COSTA MESA
FIXER-UPPER
$280 11 all you need to buy
tbls large I\ hr with fnmlly
room in one of Cosln MeAA'll
finest nrea."I. Anxious seller
will pay all your other cost&
at the prire of $29,000. Cen--
tral location near South
Coast Plaza and ideal for
schools. Call f o r ap-
pointment.
I Realtors 5'\S--0465 ·;
Open Eves. ):
ROOM TO LIVE
This beautifully <lecorntcd J
Bedroo111 homr has n llll~e
finlahcd ''BONUS ROOM"
for the pool tabli!, or room
tor children t() play and
leavc you in peace. A
m o d e r n well-organized
kitchen, large back yard,
and the childl'('n can walk to
sehool. Close to n1njor shop-
ping. This home is perfect
at a truly ttallstic price of
$35,500. Call now 646-TI7L
O THE REAL
\"-ESTATERS
OPEN HOUSE 1-5 Sal Ir: Sun.
RANCHO Mesa. nr S. Coast
... •• • '
&: OCC, 3 BR., 2 BA'.,
fonnal din rm .. farn rm.,
fWI crpts & drps, frplc., •
patio kit., clean & sharp. by
owner, Prine only SJ4..250.
545--0374, 984 Sprlngfie'ld.
FHA REPOSSESSION
$21,950 • $1 ,150 Down
3 BR.. 1lf'w sha2 carpel,.
Fenced yard. Nel\r sthools
AUTIIORIZED BROKER
54"6570
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CHANNEL FRONT **EXCLUSIVE**
. ,IER FLOAT POOL
,•I Gonor•I $69 75" NEWPORT BEACH
NEWPORT BEA_CH 645-7120
4 bedrooms -family room -
plus ll large bonus room.
Cathedral beamed celling•
add to the motU Of this
lovely home. Priced at only
$44,500. Cali NOW . 842-:535. 962-5521 Jmmao. condit~n. 2-3 Bdrm.. * EASTSIDE * BY OWNER -M ES A * C & W * 2 bath units. Modern In &: VERDE Republlc 4 BR. 2% l
out. $74,ra:I. 1-3 BEDRM, 1·2 BEDRM Ba. Dining rm.iFamily rm., '
Bayfront Condo Our specially • Old Corona. $30,000. living nn. Privacy w/lrg. . . • 'f BeautifuUy decorated 4 BR. 3 ·---1 Modem 2 BR 2 BA NIWPORT HEIGHTS IMMgD,1POSSESS. i.v.i -· Ftrepl..,.; ~ BA-2 •tory home in p,;":°
i BARGAIN $15,000 ~ Eutsfde Cotta Meta: heat loftJy.pe.tio Near'l.i·"' loc. Country iiize lute • .,
What ever )'OU do, don't mlal 4 BR. 6 1&mU1 nn:£1· -sooPs, SpoOeal '1mlnf(ijat ==·=is~ ~
t2:dl cr-t buy, now vacant. ' alJe Jot. Carpets • d oedlfJ*bcy. owner Will CUT)' tlXJle hra.rd-to--tind homes.
OOlftl>letely n!pOint..i Inside Copper IJlumblnc, ·lu. -· -i;3,!>00. """ hUITYI Call ... and o.it, new shag ept., Move rl&ht tn! C.ood financ. ' • chul.ve with SOUnt COAST
thlvuahout Bl& 50xllS Joi avall, " only $28,!m, STEPS to BEACH REAL ESTATE. 545-M'/A. ~ly iandlcaped, SHARP I I NEWl'OllT Sl!ORES owered patio with tropical 4 Bdrm. in perfect cond. Attr. i,1ty, 2 Ba W•tk to BY Owner~ 4 Bdrn1., 2 ~th,
prden, 3 roomy bdrmt., 2 F .A. J~eat, frplc., IOl.t of beatho tennit, llOOll. 'tarp., paneled ,fam. rm., ~u11t-ln
tl'-1 baths. Huny at thll storage ~ pe.tlo w/ ~. bltnl $28 000 kltchen, 2 •tory, ]8x pool,
price It wUI Co WU c.n ttnetd "ylll"d. Only m.soo. CAvWooO Ri.Ai. TY loll ot tropical Jandscnp!n~~
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condominium, in lovely
greenbelt arc.a! 2 pools +
rec'? U mtrftites to Newport
Centert '19,950.
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S Br, 2 Ba. pool, pier &: slip, C'Bll u!I loday, v.·e have Roy McCardle Realtor cul·de--&ac lot. Ma I u '"
Dellghtlul $79,500 others. 1810 Newport Blvd., C.Z..1. landscp'g. See to a)> 6 EMERALD BAY University Realty 547729 ~ .. ciate! 152,..,. 54>-ru9.
lM!l E. Cit. llwy 613-6510 LOVELY )J'I 2'ily 4BR, horn.._
VImM,.,.acu1a .. a ar + 1am11 .. ""'ooo SPYGLASS HILL SPARKLING GEM 211 ba, ltt>k. •111" gu kltch -la d1htwrh. rum. lluae yard. Tod Hubert & Assoc. 180 Of'....,... Ocrnnview lot 3 BR., 1* ba., mllY nn. ,. Ink! "'" ~ Ow ,... • . Cui de la street Prof ... pr ers. ....,,.......,, ner' •
)111 Via lJtto 675-8500 2800 Sq. ft .. re11dy for oc-c · · 97G Denver Dr., CM . ~ '*PENINSU~ PT.* cupancy Elegant carpel & lnd"pd. l.'IG41lOEM"'· 5(1}-2442. .;
8alboe'1 mott ~luslve real-dr&perle~. -1--UNUSUAL. • Pool, ovenilzed
dentlal at'e'1 / &R. 3 ba., 3801 Oc:ean Birch Dr, lGIO W. Cotut HW)'., N.8. k>t, sep. etornge ynt. 3
lg. lam. rm.: bllt to ocean . Open Daily 12-5 REALTORS 642~623 BOR., S BA., Famll>' Rm.
&: bay. See to 8J)pl'tC, SGT.500 1--_;2IJ::,:',.:69:.::i.-039.l:,.:::::,,--..,,-. 2 Br, 1ra: lot. Appliances N~ lhq cpl•. Prof . BALBOA ·BAY P.ROP. Sell tho old 1tulL Buy tho ;noJd, 114'0 down . .U.Ume LMdM:p<f. 134.900. Owner. * 642-74'1 * new otuff. .::'°':::";:,· ..:M:.::l--0328=;:,· _· ___ . ____ • -----· ..
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bllve tor you In beaubful
Urtlvtrslty Pane:! 4 Bdrm&.,
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More than ample room for you and your guests in thls roomy seven bed-
room, six bath home. Your guests will certainly enjoy the lovely 22 by 48
party room, with kitchen facilities and fireplace, which opens on a large
•Un deck . Oversized four car garage plus room lo park ten Carl in the beau-
tiful red tiled, walled courtyard which is enhanced by beautUul plantings.
Many extras In tbls peninsula poinl estate built on three lots with bay and
beach in view. Present owner has invested much more than this offering
price $135,000.
( DUPLEXES, DUPLEXES & DUPLEXES!
Man)\lo choose from -take advantage of the tax shelter -NEW ONES -
Low Investment.
UDO ISLE LOT
Vacant -Fronts on 3 streets. Only $53,000.
OCEAN· FRONT DUPLEX
3 bedrooms up, 2 bedrooms down , spectacular view. $125,000.
SIX UNITS -COUNT EM!
~ Beautiful Deluxe ~partments with one over the garage with a peek·a-boo
view of the ocean and large sun deck. Qnly I short block to the bay. $175,000
with terms and owner \vill consider tr&des -submit all .offers. Great tax
shelter.
A FIXER + ADD TO
Peninsula R·3 Jot - 2 beds .. and family room home on property at present.
Plans and permit included for duplex ·tn purchase. HURRY ON THIS ONE.
NEWPORT HEfGHTS -YES SIREE!!
Adult cared for - 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Contemporary home with large MBR
sliite -Quiet neighborhood.
OCEAN -FRONT -VIEW
2 Story -4 bedroom 3 bath formal dining room, MODERN KITCHEN •
Large paneled living room with fireplace, new w /w carpeting. 2,000 square
feet . Fantastic view-
HOME OWNER ! -ADVERTISE
YOUR HOME IN THIS SPACE •••
MEXICO? SPAIN?
No, College Park. Outstanding custom home -beautiful Spanish arches & ·
tile in family room. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths dining room, upgraded carpets,
custom chandeliers, builtln aquarium. Quiet cul-de-sac and much more.
Priced low at $33,700.
VIEW LOT -GORGEOUS!
R·l lot high on hill -Area of $4-0,000 ~ $80,000 homes . A steal al $8500.
YES! THE PENINSULA
2 bed., and family room, 2 baths, new carpeting, open beam ceilings thru·
out. 2nd bed., is perfect for teen-ager or in-law setup. Only 'h block to
bay. Room for boat inside yard. Obie. attached garage. Owner moving out
of state and anxious, so submit your offer. Asking $63,9~0.
NICEY NICE CONDO
Throw a\vay your lawnmower! No outside maintenance for you! Relax &
enjoy $250,000 recreational center including pool, putting green, adult
lounges, hobby rooms, and teen center. All this plus large 4 bed., family
room, 2'h bath home with fireplace, nice enclosed patio, newly lnslalled
continuous clean Tappan oven. Kilchen·Aid dishwasher, only $3~,800. 10%
down terms available, and IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
YES -ANOTHER DUPLEX
DUPLEX-3 Bed., 2 ba . upstairs, 2 bedrooms down . New w/w carpet·
ing, drapes, completely furnished w/new king sized beds thJ'lt-out , Re-
decorated in and out. 8 yrs. old. 2 car garage w/alley entrance. Full
price only $79,500: Has existing GI loan at 7% of $45,000 and owner w/
. carry a 2 TD, so submit your down payment. Live in one and rent the
other.
MOBILE HOME PARK -POSITIVELY!
Desert located -Utilities to property. This is hard to get mobile home
park zoning -Planned for 640 pads. $6,950 an acre. beautiful terms at
7% financing.
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SERVING GREAT.ER NEWPORT HARBOR AREA
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mi-tbNout, --Pt111o ""'°"""" ...i d..,,. to y Costs ci.. -'37,$00. DOWN7 thll dl&tinetl ... -.. I -• ' E I $2400 MO\lt'I )'00 Jnlo this TWO Ip. 2 BR boulel OD w ... then kt \II IOlvc )'Olar b&ih homt. e I• n t mt/ 3 hedroona. wum ftre.
Joi. lloom to buJld. Xlnl ... .,..i.len-.Webavej.,.. tin!place, -built-lo pil« &UPfl' o11arp -..
"81:menL By owner. lilted an extra •atwp 4 BR dWtwuber. CoWftd pe~ J'anti..tic Jocaiim ntar
60->Ql. home. Tblt hu w/w ..,,.., 1iN blluro put Uld -ocboola, porid. spul<U..
MF.SA V«de, '4 BR, l BA, JI drJll, cheery kitch, l tar llCbOOI. Srk., $ l l ' 'O O ' laU, ~ tr a 11 a ,
tam plUI ch nn. Walk ., Pl', patio, nkt frnt 6 n'IJ' ~ heath • everythinal Cao l'Ol'
Mtta v...,. Country Club. Y4 Id><... ~u W• """ • REDUCED $4000. i..uev. .u thll 1or •nl1
$65,000, by OW'nd'. Sf0...Q99, bulltin J:>ou8bboy pool '!/ Crttutnook spec-ial t.amoua '21.• Call rl&ht NOW , * REP05'1ESSION * cleddnc. &Z wallclns clilt Jlarc<lona model 4 bednnt, 8U-Z15. to -IChl " parl<, Priced &lpft' sharp, n.cant. und9' at $36,950. You can end your tamib' room. uPll"tdrd ttft.
$30M. Call Bkr. 546-7139.. houae buntinJ toda)', Shown out, elec garage dooP open.
3 BR on ~ aere, 10fMd t:lr by appt only. er, 11at~ softener, auper
·1 units. '$32.500 T aha~ wtth many xtru. "SINCE 19t6" * Call 331·1.l18 * I $5,000 down Of<. • DESl'ERA 11 •
l•rwin re•lfy Inc. VA,.. ... _,. Must 1ell 4 Bed
Dono Point .. 531·5111 t;::J Ul-5111-(~Houri) nn':>'b.°tb. tirepl, 'c:rpt• i.
lit Western Bank Bldg.
Univenlty Park, Jrvlne
Days 552-7000 Nights
OCEAN vu home, By OWftOI', $1 00 drps Ne<da "°'"e 'ft.!;• 2BR, 1%BA. tresbly wall OWNER must aell 4 yr. • Quick PoUtssion. Priced Turtle Rock Plan 6
Only 3 bdrm., 2 ba. + tam.Uy
room, but 11uper k>caUon
makes It ~rn much latger.
lllllde comer lot affords lots
of privacy. Move your fam-
ily Into this unsurpassed
neighborhood for only $43,9fi()
papered $ 31, o o o . new-abort bike to beach! 3 MOVES VA BIJYE.R Into below appraisal in u.me
n4-49M190. bdmui., 2 baths, elegant 18)0 Ml ft of 3_""1nru.ndo21ii atea •4 a real 1teel. CALL
DANA Point by owner. At-
trac 3BR, 2BA. Marina I:
lirf'place in family room bath ~ n n co . 968-4456
convenient to the built-in Popular Balboa model in ••
Ocean VU 33882 Mariana
Dr.
kitchen, handy dl.lhwuher. ptjme Jocatkln, Onb' 2 yrs
Lovely pato, load& of deck-old. ' m,, heated tr filtered pool. l•rwil') re•lty inc.
Z BR. ' 2 BA built 10 yn.
walking dtstance io harbor
& Doheny Pit. $ll,500.
49&-285.1.
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SPEC. View, 3 BR A: fanmm
w/frpl, 2 M, $39,450. 33252
Mesa Vista. .t9l-3359.
B¥ owner Tiburon Condo. 3 rear living room enhanced •
BR, 21> m, den. Next to by fireplace, Bui It-In For Sale y pool. Beautifully decorated. kitchen, dtJtiwuber, forced . REALT . • $32,900. 963-2313. · .. _ t-i .... Strlld ,__ u niv. Park Center, ll'Vlne
sell? Oauitied -do it well ~ call NOW 6C-5618.
HOUSE Huntin&? Watch the'
<PEN HOUSE column.
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Utt •H• ..,..,....,. .. II .... c"-Hdi MHy, S... -·-· . HOUSE FOR SALE
(3 Bedrooms)
**1306 W. Bay Ave., Balboa Peninsula
1144-7270 (Sun 1-5)
**=Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar .. 644-2430, $195,000 (Sun 2-5)
(3 Bedroom·1, F•mlly Rm. or Den)
1501 Cumberland Ln. (Weslcliff) N.B.
642-1979 (Fri-Sat-Sun 12-6)
357 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa
962-4471/968-1931 (Sat 11-5)
984 Sprindield (Rancho Mesa) C.M.
545-0374, $34,250 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1700 Paloma, Newport Beach
642-5200, $58,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1529 Lincoln Lane, Westcliff, N.B.
642-5200, $75,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2030 Galaxy Dr., (Dover Shoreo) N.B.
~1550 (Daily 10.5)
2424-22nd SI., Newport Beach
642-5200, $78,500 (Sun 1·5)
(·4 Bedrooms)
2124 Highland (nr. Baycrest) N.B.
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1038 Sea Lane (H. V. Hills) CdM
1144-2430, $65,000 (Sun 1-5)
*4521 Brighton Rd., (Cameo Shores) CdM
642-8235 (Sal & Sun 1·5)
(4 Bedrooms, F•mlly Rm. or Den)
19452 Sierra Raton Rd., Irvine
833-9427 (Shown by App't)
9402Daytona Circle, Huntington· Beach
963-2408, $40,950 (Fri & Sun all day)
*4800 Surry (Cameo Highlands) CdM.
644-7270 (Sun 1-5)
2015 CoDl!llodore, Baycrest, N.B.
642-5200, ~,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2104 Miramar, Balboa Peninsula
642-5200, $74,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*1406 Santiago Dr., Baycrest, N.B.
642-5200 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
1715 Starling Ht. Circle, Baycres~ N.B.
642-5200, $78,500 (Sun l-S)·
404 16th Street, Newport Heights Area
642-5200, $43,000 (Sun 1·5)
***4639 Brighton Rd . (Cameo Shores)
CdM, 644-2430, $295,000 (Sat & Sun 1-4)
**1653 B~side Dr., (Yachlman's Cove)
CdM, 675-1935 (Dally)
*2118 Santiago (Dover Shores) N.B,
642-8325 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
17187 Roundhill Dr., Huntington Harbour
644-2430, $65,000 (Sat 12-S)
U. lodroom• l
2201 Aralia (Eastbluff) N.B,
1144-6200 (Daily 1·5)
(5 a.ctroom1, F•mily Rm. or Den)
1742 Bonarie Way, (Bac.t Bay) N.B, .
644-7270 _ ' (Sat & Sun 1-5)
**1306 W. Bay Ave., Balboa Peninsula
644-7270 (SUn !..!)
**•4& Linda Isle (Linda ble) N.B.
642-8235 (Sat & ~un 1-5)
1806 Pt. Ba.nt)OUth (H.V. Homes) N.B.
_ 644-2430, $68,000 · I (Sun I.SJ
*1014 Polaris (Dover Shores) N.B.
1144-2430, $111t,OOO (Sat 1-5)
CONDOMINIUMS
(2-3 lodroomal
**4401 W. Coasl Hwy., Ne\YJ)Ort Beach
645-7820 . (Sal & Sun 10 to Dusk)
· · LOTS FOR SALE
· ttl653 Bayside Dr. (Yachlaman.'1 Cove)
CdM., 67~1935 tDally) .,...
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BAYSH0RE
TOWNH0USE
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--I.ow Price
Only
$191'90 I
These new homes are located
10 minutes from ttte "beach
Ir close to major sbopplng
962-6605
•MARINA
·.HIGH•
l.egun• Beach
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-S
577 ANITA
Old world charm, near
beach. 2 'BR., 2 ba's., 23 ft. f
liv. nn hu cathedral ceil.,
briek trpl., hdwd. f1rs. Split
level fir. plan providb
privacy to mstr, suite.
Under ~.ooo.
5 MINUTES'TO DOUGLAS •
3 Bedrm, 2 bath, 21' x 21'
family rm. 2 tlrepl's, lots of
paneling and waJJpaper, For
the tuuy b\u'er! GI no down
or name your terms. CAlJ, 968-4456. . ••'~
EXPANDABLE .• •
home with income. 3 BR, nr .
beach. Smartly appointed
(no steps) Lovely b_tl~
·rrptC., nr&!. de&.S ~wl!i§fn~ 1
ocean v~w. atlT. brick ·· •
patio. A rental ts a
meticulous l ·BR apt .. blt·in A
OWNER anxiotis. Pride of 1963. Price incl' approved f
ownership home with 4 plans for addt'L 2-sty, unit
spacious b e d r o o m s • 3 ol 3,000 sq. ft Great buy at
Ir schools. YoUr choice of
carpeting aiao including
dishwasher &:, buUtins. 5%
Down w/paymtl)ts less than
$200 rno. This _ia a. must aee ..
for those wanting lots of
,luxufy tor & moderate price.
Call for infonnation,
962-5523
Or Stop By Thf! Sales Office
Located on Newland, Be·
tween Slater ol Talbert.
COLLINS & W~'l'l'S, INC. * C &,W . *
Added 20x20
Family Room
This beauHtul Dptch Haven
Marina home ,features 4
bedrooms, 2 baths and a
great 20 x XI family room.
The brick fireplace in the
living room, the all buUt·in
kitchen with new tile and
the shake roof ~ juat a
few ot the many exVU-~
joy your family· for <Vt)y
$33.950. Call 84!'«11~
\-pi THE REAL \"'\:'. ESTATERS -.
gleaming pullman baths, $75,CQJ. •
deluxe built·in kitchen o~ . McCORMACK t
posit; the lamily room with REAL TOR 4"'7551
fireplace. Completely in-O FOR '
&ulated. Quality conatruc-R OM
•on. Patio. Sprbllde ... .,.. EXPANSION
pertly 18*"ped. Brk.,
$33,960. 96'2·1373. nt~ cuatom built 4 bdnno
plus 2% bath family home
OWNER D e s P e r a t e . 3 otters breathtaking view• ot
bedroom home. 2 baths. canyon .i ocean. Gas ru.
Built-in dreaJ_Q k I t c be n , place, with 1'iugt> living area.
family rm. 8.iljacent w/an Immaculate country kitchen
invitln&: fireplace. 16x24 tt. a: room for t1(panaion an
enc Io s e d patio with • tower level. Ask for Earl
cascading water fa 11 . Waterbury, $59,950.
Freably painted experior. ~~
Brk., 129:.950. 846-0604. .,//'O/a.--
OWNER TRANSFERRED 'IV
5 Bednn, lamily rm ' REAL ESTATE
aourmet k:itch. xtra large 1190 GJenncyre St.
yaM. loaded with brick k 194.9473 549-<l'l16
'iiiiiiiiOiiiii,iiiiii~iiiiiiO I shrubbery. Priced tor QUicl< * JUST LISTED! * IMMEDIATE sale. IO<;~ down, no 2nd's. larwin realty Inc. Ocean view! Beautifully lnd· P-OSS:ESSION 968-44ffi 24 HRS. scpd. 3 BR. 2 bath home;
MOVE IN 24 HOURS. lgr. llving nn. w/massive
l BR Rancher situ.a~ on OWNER Deaperite. No down stone frplc.; hu.&e lamib'
Oversized trtt studded lot, tenns. Out of ~tate owner rm. w /slid.in& 'glau wall to
cov'd patio. att. gar, close extremely • n x1i o u 1 ! 4 privatf' paUo. Cheery kitch-
to scboola, lhopping &: bedrooms, 2 batba, lar&e en w /lae. dinlni area. All
transp, Tb1a ts a sleeper at w,tily room w/flreplace, thi• a: an ocean vin, Good
$23,995. $189 per mo inc tax-built--inll, diahwuber. Love-neighborhood, c lo I e to
ly Patio. Brk., $34,950. schools. Anxious owner ask· e•. ., .....
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rREmGE HOME * 5 BedrOoms * 2 Batb.s * Family Area
• l8 x 38 Pool * Only $44,960.
A beautif'Ully upgraded home
to be lived in and enjoyed.
Not another home on the
market to compare. Call
oow 847..(;010.
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."'\/. ESTl\TER.S
8'2-2561. inf $49,500,
SELLER MUST GOI * 4!J!l.2800 *
Uwely 3 BR home, Immacu--B~
late thruout. Beaut land-~
· tcaping w/waterlalls. BoaV _.._Clalollr""°'
trlr gate. 1-blk to golf QltM ~ cu:a
O'JUJ'se, 1 mi to Doualu. ~ .......... a..
Reli•ble Real E1ti1te ATRIUM ENTRY
846-3391 · Eves: 842-6323 Brick walka 1; iron sate lead
to unique 4 BR., fa?\2. nn: -· · REPOSSESSIONS, home; 1.,,1., numy extru
Fot tnform.ation and 'ioeation I 16x36' freeltonn pool: ee-
ol tbele nlA. 6 VA bom.et. )'Oii vieW, $65,(Q).
~tact -MISSION .REALTY 494-0731
KA~ABIAN , $64,995
Rul Estlte 962'6644 'Unlimited ocean view. 2 Br.,
2 ha. GOV'T. OWNED Portofin• Loguno ~ homes. Low 714/494-9388
Qown. Govenunent _J)ays TRI-level cuttom home. VA I
Mom ~n 11P!P ~ ooat&. Call 96$-44(1, financing: avail 3 Br., l!Kr ·
Sharp,, "11arp, _,,, • BR * c t R lty home located 00 larp, Ir-res 11C1 ocean view. I
regular lllaped lot on quiet 7 Blocka to Beacl). .,..cioua 2 . $74,995 1
deaHnd atreet. Wide '9;>1)1 close to ICbools, 4 ~l.:!·l!.: ' 1
sweeping dlcondra •le.'flnl BR. 3 B,\. tam rm .. sep. din 7141~388 nursed by sprinklers front -rm., cul-de-u.e, $40.950. By ==~~~~~= ~~-" • owner """ .,_,. CUSTOM home. Beautiful rear. "'""l"''"""c carpeung . 'I\"''""-..,• 1
h =-=---~o-"""c--o ocean view. Und---" 1 drapes. F.A. eat Ing, BY Owner • 3 Br, 2 Ba, 3 ...... ., .........
built-in oven, range &: dllh· yrs. old. Crpts, d r p 1 , utUiUes, 3$6Br, ..
99
2 ha,
washer, And onl)r $28,500 w/ aprlnklrs. $900 dn. Price • S
ood ... Uln b•· 1oa fl• ••• 03 Atrium-Fountain 8 a '"' n. .-.ooo. ~u , e v e 1 , Rolloblo RHI Esl•I• 8U-23U. Portatlna La(Wlf
84&-3391 894-2296 eves.9 =y~~~'"".-,,-.-Nl')D~-.. "'2~ba~. ="""'"'11==-ll_-,..,.,_,,....=: I
* ""ml>TIGE 6\l% GI loan. Can ... umc. LGE. 2 BR. new home, cl-rl\D $34,IXkl net. Firm. 213 I to Victor Hugo'..; R.J lot. '
Lhvcly prettige bOftle• known HA s..2349 or 323-l4l3. mt ror 2 more unit1.
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for their quality fea.turee: I 330 MAGNOLIA 494-1297 •
excel! •......... 3 to -•-,. BY OWJJer. 3 BR, 2 Ba. coun--·r-1 u-...:. kit la 11 I I LOWER Three Arch Bay, 3 t.rom . ...,. ·• rgt v rm., rp ~· e 3 BR •••••••••••• $31,.250. Mwit seU. $28,'lXI. Prin· ~BA .. ~ $19,ricx>.
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av&l.L HU1'1'1 tor c:holet • • • 847•1216 or ~ 'almost now 3 BR .... !...~
CALL m-ua w1w '*"''''., ~--1 rvtrw .. . every room : dlthwlhr., •i§• "' ••11rldeyer a co-1 all' , N .. W HOME cond. O>nventlonal nn. ..
1"t.ftffeorred owner 1eUln« 1 clng or take. over i ~ O.L J,nn Beach Blvd., H.a yr old Broadmoor ~me in IOtn.
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lost, coll THI RIAL' 2 ...,Y 4 BR 21' BA,
ISTATI l"Allt. -· Short ... tocom'.. 536-2.111. lftunlty }IOOI, porlt, ......
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Lako Forest Newporl Height. STOP PAYIN~ RENTHI Pl.Act: REALTY -
NEAR NEW -IN C.M. -a · ou Mino'( la Loen 240
LESS than new • 4 + bonUJ 3 BR 2 ba 2 frpl
nn+famnn,2ba.Amu.t fomutldln. ~m. ++ ~ Take AilvCllltage of Our 1st TD. Loans
tee. Open SUn 1·5, 24802 fwu. rm. Stt.90&. Contacl
Rolllng>lood. Jon Martin c OS c 8'K % INTEREST
BLllERD!llONR.E, LIDO .REALTY . L E-OBT SPE IAL 2 d TD L
213, -.S001 Evcso 8~ 33n Via Udo. N.B. ~7300 n oa ns
Lido Isle Sen Clement• On The Last' 5 Condominiums LDw<st rates °'""'' Co.
VIA HAVRE • SELL Cl4l.900J or .,..... 3 • "WE BUY TD'S"
5 B~ .• ':!'.'~ '"'~;'d.chlld· BR, 2 BA ocean view home IN PHASE TWO Sottler Mtg, Co.
""1 •~""·· • L<. San Clemente tor N ara,,.. '42-2171 54s.a611 patln. 41lxll0' Lot, IUs,000. eo. 544-094. ' Ser.Me Harbor "'" 21 yn.
3 Br, .. 2 Ba. • Peninsula $37$
3 Br, -2 Ba. -CdM .... $dS
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--;.....;.o..;.;:;.::______ • No Closing Colb. We ,...... .. oeveral private -==========="""'= 3416 Via Uoo 61>-4562 GIVE-A-WAY • Free Upgrade C&Jpet. lentler>. Borrow against tho OWNER'S OWN ROME
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SPOTLESS 3 BR by owner. to veterans. $LOO moves )IOI.I • Immediate Posaessfoo. eQUltY fn )'OW' b:>mt, Call Ne'-e.r Before ftdltf'd
40' lot. $69,800; 203 Via Nice. into this 3 bdnn, famUy rm, for free appraisal, GARDEN Condo. Winter ~ tire pi borne. Quick BALBOA BAY PROP. LwonioolJy rurnlsh-
,.,..--,,.--,----"-'-1 posae&Sion. m ADDJTION,,you get 2 & 3 bedrooms, li. & * 642-7491 * :;:Ni convenleoc:el • -
M11a Verde larwln really lac 2 baths, built.in range, oven, hood, dl.!h-''"'"" Only ....,. qualltied
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LoMlords-Owners
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FREE Of charJfe, , JofAn»
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ALA Rentals e '45-3900
e PRlVACY Alouredl 1 Br.
Furn. All Qtll Incl. 185.
ALA R!!!!al1 e 645.3900 3 BDRM., 2 Ba. by owner. 963-4405 <24 hrs.) washer, disposal, individual Iaqndry area, en.. I~ adults considered. $t00/mo.
lmmac., walk to elem"-jr. We.stminster , .._..,.Rlnt ~ 646-1974.
hi V $28 ,_ ... """ closed private garage, priyate -anc~, . ~~-ft--,
· acant .~. ~. REDUCED" $3400 choice of carpet color, cable tv, .~inunlna 114• -UUI pd. Lr< Baeh on •COOL~-·~ -t 'Br. LGE a br, ®n. 2 ba, tonn • I D DQ & L l1lr. ti a1°'"~ channel Patio. Yearly. Nr. Schla. Kida/pets. $140.' din rm. Lota of xtras. Custom home • 2250 sq tt. 3 poo ; gas D"o-para.• e Tecrea on HouM1 Pumlsh9d 300 $250 . Nice 2 Br. Frplc. Patio. ALA R•ntals • 645-3900
owner-ag'ent 540-8442 bednns, 2 baths, 9' x_ 12' area. General Child ok. Nr, ba.y, e GOOD VIBES! 2 Br. Fnrd 1 --.~i--v"i -.-'·----1 dining rm 15' x 21' family $300. 3'Br. 2 Ba.~Gange. Encl K Miss on e10 rm, covered patio, 99' x 150! Au L FrH Rental Services 50' from ocean, Q)lld ok. ~. · 1ar. Ids/pets.
lot be ., bl 1 dog this for as little as $207 per month, ln-NU "I EW RENT s ·-AEGEAN IULLS 4 may sw a e or TO -• AL ALA R I I e ue3900 bedroom home with added kennel. YA-OK. eludes everything.' LANDLORDS .\ND 813-4030 or 6'.324' en • s -
dining area, large master larwin realty 1~. TENANTS 2 BDIUwt house winter, fully e SPREADING Ro.o-m !
bdrm., full size walk-in 96&-4405 -<24 Jiaur!I) Santa Ana Fwy. to Culver, right about 1i4 mile All prices and all aroeu furn. Garage & water sup-FOUR Br. 2 Br. Hure tncd
Irvine
We have a good selection ol
bomn & townhouses.
CALL US NO\V!
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REALTY
Univ Park Center. Inrine
Call Anytime, 833-0820
Ollic.'C .hours 8 Ali! to 8 Pl\f
Laguna BerJCh
$150 • 1 Br, Go.rage apt. nr
heh. Child/pl't ok.
$210 • 2 Br, BHns. very lrg
dl'ck, bt'aut ocean vie\V,
$3.15 -ut!J pd. 3 Br. 2 Ba,
l'rplc, home. Victoria beach
area. wardrobe including builtln to Walnut ttst road on left) left 1 mile to 675-7225 586-0222 plied, $225. mo 3609 Balboa yrd. $190.
shelves & draY.-en. Double ' r -----~Jli • J "Walnut square"; or San Diego Fwy. io Blvd, call (213) 943-2928 or ALA Rentals e 445-3900 67~~~1 EW0~EN~~~ brick firepl. Xlnt cond. Mobll•Homel left leave no. at cn4) 521-9550 MESA Verde rental bom• KATELLA RE ALT y, Culver. about 3 miles to Yfalnut, right to for Len Willsie. with s bedrms. 2 batm * *2 nn. 2 ba, 323 Locust.
837-9400. t•Walnut-Square" Ol' Call n 4/83Z-9670.. CHARMING 2 Br. t,a blk to w/w cf.pts, ~. tn QWei: Close to town It beach.
OLD WORLD" CHARM Mobile Homes ocean, Avail. Sept. Uth. 11brbood. Avail. Sept. 6th. ~iet. Dbl gar. 1'tature
3 BR. 2 ba. fonna.l entry, For Sale ~ 125 Belboe laland 'Milts· only. $200 per mo. tit $2:75 per mo, Ptl. agt. a ul1s. no Pf'ls. $295 lease. -~ k' Ju-""1875 ~ ...,..., 494-8109 8 to 9 am or alt 5 beam Cl'il'g., gwucn it, So h' G I Cond i i ..... .,....... . ...........-u.. cov'd. patio w/fou'ntaln, ' met ing reat fo om Ir' ums I Lots for 5•1• 170 WINTER Rentals . 4 Br., $%lO 3 BR, 2 BA, covered c,::Bdrm:....:::.=Fami--.1-y_Roo_m-.-ho-me L•guna Hiiis
secluded front courtyd , Famlly fun· country quiet; r la e l60 ---------near new, Bay front. patio. Plenty of parking. i;t for lease in 'Newport
towering trees & panoramic 15 minutes from Oral\geq_________ R-4 COSTA MESA $360/mo. We have othen, blk to ocean. Winter rental, Heights area. Top Con-LOVELY 3 BR & den, 2 ba,
view All for $33 900. Owner County employment centers. ELEGANT 3 BR, 2 ba, lam Level 63'x290' nr. Harbor Bl. Bayfront or ins Ide· .83l-557G. dition, $435 mo. Call Mr. beaut landscaped, garden ~1337 or 774-0494. $77 month, incl all! .~a.a. rm, JIO?'· rec~ rm.-all for OK for 12 units $36,540. Salisbury Realty, 315 WINTER rental.son beach, 2 Bailey Agent 673-8550. patio. CUstom crptJ & drps, 1 -=~===o=~'""'= water, trash, TV cable:..ln a less than $35,000. Agent, Cxllce M J.evel ~ .36,54Q.-sq, Marine Ave. 673-6900. dshwshr & bltns. Frplc.
IDEAL nRST H M.,.. N~ fun· filled family park. 642-3073 or 644-8814. 1t. dJC tor 2t Units. "19«,2!Q -WIN;J:E:R. on the beach; 3 Br, Br. house u.'llJ • ...+..JJ? • .apL NOW VACANT • lmmed· O...erlooks Lei.sure World
El Dorado with magnlficen Contempo Green-n1 r W I N T lo C 9 . J).LSO 2 8 A t $200. 646-9291 eves. 540-2846 po19. Excell 3BR 2 BA Golf Course. $.125. ~7782 view 2 Jge Ddrms 2 baths r¥V• BY Owner, McKeown C.ondo. ff •Y • IY r o. ~ ' mos. · r P ' days. Colleee Park home. Out of
I e kuchen w/bibis. Crpt1: Adjacent !O golf course. Take Palm Desert. good m4J REALTORS' . deck_, 2 0 6' AP o I en a town owner lea1lng uriderL ·-•::.gun_•_N_l"gu_1_1_ .... _ d~ landscaped yard G~ River·oU ~p from view, super clean, furri. 2111 SaD Joaquin ·Hilll Rd. _213_1_454-1428._______ 3,Pr,'2ba, frplc, pool, al! others-$250/mo. Call -
w1sPrlnklers, co ve l' e d RJvCrslde Freeway. 49l'Jl $18,500~ 496-3618, aft 6 pm. Nev.rport Center • 644--4910 4 BR 6: aittihg room-view. No $385/mo. Avail Oct. L 545-8424, SOUTII COAST NEW luxury 2 br condo, at
. •. VA Joan Green River Dr., Corona. /U I ,_ y "· 1 •• .,251 Mrs. Dowd, 642-1403 fabulollll "West Nine," with
patio, n.'>5\lm& • (TI4)· 737-7374 Duplexes n ta PRIME C-1 LOT pe...,. ear.., ea .... .,.. mo. ---------REALTORS. "'""ETI' REALTY •~n fro t N ru 2 ·.:==='------it's golf, tennis, bch, entry <n4) 837-2002 • ·salt 162 Hi-tra:!fic intersection, Cst ~ • ~cean n ew m -
EXECUTIVE's dream, by 2 ~R. MOBILE HOME ---------llwy I: MacArthur Blvd, -~=.::.,c.c.·~~~~--Br. G 8 r, · WI n t e T, SHARP It CLEAN large S club. Special features incl
owner. 2800 gq. It., 4 Br., 3 right off Back Bay, 12 UNITS CdM. 47' frontage by 128'. e t BR, 2 ba. 119 1'1arine. 213:800-2823 eves or wknds. :!;~~AQu~:'1~..tt~-~ ~:ne~~~~~~· 31512
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be., d•n. din rm., Jge. kitch. adults only, no pets. $l 75 OOO Xlnt for mnall ottlce bldg, $300 mo, ..futer. can Lou, BAYFRONT -1 BR !urn. No location Im/mo, avail next --------Xtra lge. pool. Gas fircplt & $4,000. Locat•ed on . ~, store, etc. $57,$00. Bkr. 673--6900 dogs. Sept. thru June. $165 k CALL DAVE ONthegolfcourse.Forlse,3
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$260 mo. 544-0129
University P•rl< -. CHEERFUL 3 BR, condo :
Park IocaUon. Swimmln&, : •
w lleyball & tennis. Av&U. •
Sep!. 23rd, $350 mo. lease. :
552-Wl7. •
Westmlntter ,• --------3 br, 2 car a:ar. U'.>5 clean-
ing dep + 1st &: Wt. Opt to
buy. 897-9575,
Houte1 furn. or
Unfum.
B•lboo Island
310
NOW ii ~ chanct: to live
close to the So, bay on the
bland, yearly, for only $475
mo, Immae, family home;
3 BR, I: den, unfum., rttd,y
to move in loda.y!
WINTER lease, ontthe North
bay, View. 3 BR., family
rm., 1urn. $425 Mo.
WINTER l<'ase. 3 Bdrm1., J
baths, S300 mo. 236 Aaate f We have many other
winter I: Y.farly rentals . '
available now 1WILLIAM WINTON
REAL TY 675-3331
Cost• Mes•
2 BR. Fenced yard. BBQ.
Garage. Responsible couple.
No children. $200/mo .'
64&-8232.
Condominiums
Unfum. BBQ. Many more features. trailer pad. Rental ei:.r:;.1 Exceptional tillU in a good 675-f900, WINTER·-"''=~Re~n""ta1""-<"""'B,...r.-. 72-:Ba-.·. l _m,...o_._l_-538--0'Tl11_c __ . ...,,.~--~ .. ;IN • br. 2 ba, xtra nice. Adults """' location of ~ta Mesa No -" ....r.u.u. only. $375. 675-5510 aft 6 pm Must see to a ppr e c. per mo 962-4471 MR. · •Waterfront. 30' boat slip: s:m mo. Open Set/SUn. 304 Garage unit, walk to wtr. 2 BR. condo., new 2 1try.,
830-UYf. CATERmo. · ==~ms:Ud= Lot 7, Collins Island. Ruby,BaLlsl. $lOO,S85.$115UWpd. ==·!o~~:1'c!:M __ ,_ .. _v_._,._• ____ blt·in range-, d/w, ahq
NewPort Beach 1972, alxS5, 2 Br., 2 ~ f\Jlly . NiCe pool in !'ear and a low 67J..7770. Balboa Peninsula Rent-A-House 919-8430 Mesa St:, 6.16-5640. t'OUNTRY CLUB VILLAS • =· pa~z!~ ri
CANALFRONT lndscp., t.'Omplete at up, maintenance yard, .o\11 unita WATERFRONT 60' lot WINTER BAY • .,IVI lBR San Clemente NEW house, beamed celling, aPdjnamc~n>tlesa10 Vgoero1,• lcooc~~ .. n. p.in. mo. ter 5
family park, all rec tumished except owners. By owner. Sacrifice $79,500. on ..,.... "' .., ...._
cute duplex, 1-BR. each with facilities. Small dn' I: TlJia is a must aee if you PJ'lnclpa1s only. 541-2479 \ 2 BA. frplc, crv. W/D. 619 MUST Lse. 3-8 mo. tum. 2 pr~p.a.~lc .. 2 Br, edits. lk!aut 2 BR, 2 BA rondo • Huntinttan Beach
boat dock. $66,500. _ TIO/P 32742 No 21. Alipaz, wAnt a aood Eut aide k>-~eln,. DMlrt, ~Bay,~ towl:~ie;~ ~~.~a~~::; re ' ' no pets. no"' vacant. Adults only, ParkC'?!~2~.~~~~' ~anor c::.::s·:: ~o • ~:f'sicio ~~"'fliX!~vestmem ~R~l~l~ll:!l.,.;.---~17~4 ~ or 673-fllroO, coune, $315 mo. G'J-3462. 3J! ~':'.:.:a =...'ti'.· ~io.d°UTH COAST ',:,:;..~ ~. ~;.=:
C L Hill I IDr Ja tamOu. UJr:e Hrnsu. 3 BR. 2 be spac hiie. $235 or 2 Houses Unfum. as '250. M-l50l N'°';ifPOiiil•iiei--lcclto---1,~'2'~'15.~5'S-~l~e,~~15n~--.~:...-:'.~.palio & encl, prage. 0~~11s"'!':ce:v~: -ft . -1-11w1m bclno ol the wmld tamou.s BR \lb< apt 1170. Nr. bay. General $225. 2 BR. l>ttlns, C<Pto, "ewpo -2 BDRM, "'1>~ ......,,..,..
CALL ~ 64,.2414 park, adjacent to Leisure -•••-1_9 Landon Bridge. located 546-&...~ or 1...sn-. ~. drps, encloeed patio. THE BLUFFS tr, refrlc. pool. Nev JIU'-~~ World, 23301 Ridge Route ==:Ni~,JQ!!;'.; C~plstr•no lleoch -.241E.19thSL 4 BR.--3 BATHS ,,.... View Sdloo1. $250. Mfl#C, Dr., (off Moulton Pkwy.), SUPER 1t Spanish atylc -or N............_. Bea.cb" tn-... BR • den, ten-• y-~. D•na Point Like new -spacious home. (213) 592-W.
REALTY Laguna Hills:, 830-3900. PupleX, t Costa Mesa, "'"......... • " s '-'1::U wu • , 7 -Sever'll lo choose from. ~ewport 8Nctt
Nt•r Newport Po1t orrlce l0x5S' 2 BR alr-,oond,. h Each 38 2BA Wis.hag come prop. ~. . OUld O;k., pets on approval. · BEAtn' Nu 4 BR, 2 BA. Fam $400-$425 Per Month. Im·
ROSE • 1 pore ' crpt .<If elect k.itchn ARROWHEAD, golf course TrUb It water pd. Avail Rm. f$b8& crpt, drpt. pt.Ho, med. occupancy. LEASE. Luah, plualt 3 BR.,
RAMBLING skirting, ·awning, 1 he d . Spa.tl.sh decor K~ Jot Dr. club. Lake view. ·,. Sept 13-June 301 $165 mo. vtiew. 9112-2194 (evea). ~ 2% be.. oondo nr. Hoag.
3400 sq ft, 6 BR 3 BA, ronn~ Adult park. $3150. 155 mo. Real Estate 00-2222. J"aftl Walker, Realtor Owner on premises over 2 BR. 2 BA, trPI, ~frig. walk ft:·~1'.. Adltl, no pets. $375 mo.
dining rm, family rm, music Location : Anaheim. · ' Ann IQ..3989 •?41( . wknd. 34596 Via Verde. WW.1tlhCOl1'AMllA -,. ::._ __ [;. ~~ J3!_uf Ms-2346 rm, circular Door plan lo 968-3845.. NEW du~ex 3 'Blt, 2 Ba., 2 to beach. i.eue $250 mo. f a,' · ' entertain~. Beautifully. ld· COZY mobile borne located BR. 2 ~ frplcs, ocean bay RH' Estate Wanted 184 Corona del Mar $100 • SPACIOUS! F urn Avail. 10/1 • .f99.3729 :S ~)1 U * BEAUT. GARDEN. Pool.
scpd, enriched paneling, tn beautiful park Irvine 2 vu, good ren'f. k>c. Owner. * " • k C h"" * CHARMING 2 + d'en, 2 ba Bach. UtiJ pd, E/side, Avl Huntington Belch { really I Br., 2 ~mo.
country kitchen, dbl patio, Br., 2 Ba, 1 year' old. l~al $'19,9501 96 -0 3 4 9 or TUIC GS home, Magnificent bay I now,
many trees and extras. for retired couple or single 2l3/~1183. Will buy your property. All ocean view, Winter rental. * 3 BR, 2 B~, $260. per 241.f-vtsta del Oro Santa Ana
OPEN SUNDAY ~-5 pm. adult 544-499-t. t IDdividual Homes on ~ cash within 72 hrs, Call •Ao;n mo. 673-J.039 $135 • SF.cl..UDED! 1 Br. month , bltins, immed~ -'=""'""'_,,....,_-~-1 337 p ch Tree La · -~='--=~--~-poss, children Ir pets Newport Beach NEW 3 Br. Condo at "Brad-ea • ne NE\V 35' trailer 25' cabana. lot. 2 br I: 1000 aq ft each. 4 BR. 3BA. Pool ~vlleges, Cotta&e. Huge )'I'd. CWd/pe_t -.a.a &ff..1133 ANYTIME fonl Pl .. Call alt 6 larwin realty inc. Park Lido ~ Br f G~s separate units. v•• * ' ok. AGT. ..w'l'ln Ol ace. pm, 968-440'S ,24 Hours) fll' . 4 , um. 642-210'7 CM $410 a month-close to $150 • SINGLES OK! 2 Br. 546-8103. ' e VIEW! 1 Br. Stove, re-_IMMll,..,.---,-6_. _ _,,,,_,.--,=I
Pri. Bcb. Pets welcome. _ _..;.....;.•_c.• '-----schools • .a.-nt CPI 675-7225. -.. Sm! child ok Steps h> r·--• nfu -· PIER A SUP * p --Gar. Filed yrd. Kldi/P<L 3 BEDROOM Z "-K -•· ' -~-U m. ._
60 ~-3 Bdmu .• 3 baths $11,000 53G-2A38.I ~nfco~oi;•;.;;;;;'"0;..._.;;,.;;rty;;;;;;;;;;;;l66~ Walk to water. Ocean Vu. * ~ 'th =Dllw. beh. $165, •--aculate•. ·~.ooo SAC Lido waterfront pk, 2 Singles, ta.mules. 2 Br. 1165 • YEARLY at .... '" •• L,, ~·per ~on • ALA Rentals • 64S.3900 Newport Buch -·~· -.. 495 AJ dbl wtde BROKERS INC. ·~ ~ :xJnt condition. 9G44 . * BAYFRONT * br, ~· . so MACNAB. Rent-A-Hou•• 979-8430 2 Br. encl .... Pet oi<. or 546-8103. • _STUDENTS! 3 Br. Furn. ADULTS ONLY
Choice J¥-ft. Nord. 4 BR. 3 tum. 14•995• 613-38lT R NE 962-8851 Coste MolO * . 2 BR, 1 ha, crpt< ..__ ~ Balbna hi. Only $2>'.l. 3 BR, 219 be. bltm, new ba Pler/allp. $195,000. 2 Bl\ den, 2 Ba, near beach. I VI · . .,;,-==-'-:-C..,.:-,--,--1 $215 -S.A. HgUI 3 Br .. Stove. • _...., •" ALA Rentals e 645.3900 apbt drpo paint Dbl pr
*· .. n:onmnRT SHORES* Drinw.ood Beach Club. $'1900 WANTED: duplex or house LOVELY. t BR. 2% BA. Nr. Family or 11-"let, gar $150/mo '62! ~ i '-' RI ' ' ~~·cv R-2 lot In Coro del "• St ~u1ou..:. ·~ -. ' BEACH FRONT poo . -mo. tr 54H966. ' 3 Br. 2 be, 2-atocy. Moorlna flryn. 536--0321. COSTA MESA on na May Co. Dishes, linens, · * ....,.., -... ~
privil. $37,000. INCOME UNITS Mar; under $60,IXXI. wshr/dryer, dahwhr, lrg $150 • NEED Room! 4 Br. a BR, cpta, $1.IO, water pd. Weit Ne,wport, winter $250 Duplexes Furn. MS
UDO REALTY
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f'Al 12 Units in heart of Coata AGENT 6'4-'1525 yrd, sprinklers, dbl gar. 976 2 Ba, Bltns. I..ra yn1 tkbl Pvt yd. Nt'W J-lnt. 2307%: unfumlahed. Elmore Co. Newport Beach
33'Tf Via Lido, NB 673-7300 ( , fl:=:~ ~ Mesa:. Shows 17% return on Denver Dr. CM. 54G-2442. pe( · Florida. 98UIOS. 645-4040.
BIG FAMILY? 15% dnwn. 117,268. Sched· . II• I OVER 30e Cuto, quiet 1 LANDLORDS I m. IOf lllJ1iT -......... $] ::=55;.._::c2::B;,,r,..."=B"ltm-, -... -.. Pool:-.. '::"". $3~.+ 1!:.,~ ":~.::.hfron. 221t4• ,\•--------1 Wed Income. Tom Queen f"l'llnClal bdnn maple furn cottage, FREE RENTAL SERVICE 3 BR, 2 Ba, newly decor. Nr Newport Hgta. .,._, ~~ebi~S j~en3 ~~ Apartments 1 6#m>f~;:::;=·::;:;;::!;:::;:;=:'.::i I ~-----~:;;ii~ I pool. $140. 170 Del Mar. BEACON RENTALS ~~ ~/mo. $270. 2 Br, Frplc, New crpll, ~d~=n~~~
appraised at $54,000. Seller For Sole IU ilriliil!@tc;:;:; ·I Bu1ine11 Fountetn vaney * FREE~~~TAL * ALONE on tot. ·Fncd home. ~·;'i\~.~: Bltns. """ 4247.
will pay closing cosbts Jor 8 UNITS '°' --..,._ Opportunity 200 3 Br Condo-COMPLETELY $145 Crpt• drapes aa:e. 50' from ocean. View!
qualified veteran uyu. Furn ~· A ail Oct-J BOOK · ' · NU VIEW RENTALS Need we say' mo~ except SAN CLEMENTE ... =:v~-::.. · c-uua. v an. Rent·A·HouM 9794430 .. hurry! · ' Next to Goll Ccorse No pets. Asking UXt per 3 BdnJl,, 2 bath Mesa Verde 673-4030 or 494-3248
REAL TY OCEAN VISW mo. !IG-7J!K>/640-0470. am near country club tor TIME FOR
FULLER JllllOOO. · Lagvno Booclt rent or 1-e. New lbag QUICK CASH ~ lltout. ~ pa
546-4114 Ft * * * . *' * INVESTORS I StEC~~ Owner-Ma11119er Bad>. No carpeting with 11>&tching THROUGH A pool, --· THE BLUF 2 BR SPAN!l!H HOME -Sharp Ir P u, ' 1125 -lllarmlngtlo Sm! • drapes. AYail&ble Sept. L -·
OnlJI one of II'• kind avall al PLUS ' ' Ing at 7X'• gross, Only Poalllon• '"" now avail-end. Lrg pa • pet: Call DAILY PILOT NORTH BLUFFS -View, ;
this price! Beaut 4 bedrm 4 UNITS $42,500. C • 11 T H E able for penons w/one Pref mature
born• Ill luxurioul cond. flSOOO. REAL ESTATE FAIR, of !he following bkgrndso 1175 -Utll pd. 1 Br. Ocean/ WANT AD hr, 211 be lownhae. Fam
Juot 211 ,...,. old end will ,I.ti )oca!ed in' !Ian Cl"""'!e 5~2551 Englncerlng, accl'g. pro-city w. Gar. 2 blka heh. 642-5678 ':J~ ~"""· Nr Need e "Pod"f Pl&c:o an ad!
be ready tor occup &inday. · OOPtN REA?. FSFATE 1 • ductlon, shipping • ~ SZS • Oci!antront 2 Br. Frplc. Ree.ttora • 54$-0t65 .,,=;;;;;:::::::===:.==:;;:,;==:::=:~:::;:=:.!.i;;:Z;;;,;;;::;;;;:;; I
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.545-8424, SOUTH COAST Business Property 154 fea~ 3 bdrm., 2 ba, ind ustry. Qualified per-873-4030 or 494-3248 3 bdrm., 2 bath home with 2
REALTORS. * M M Ii * "<>wner's unit'! I: 2 bdrm., 1 sons must be financially NEW 2 BR, 2 BA, lae 7-9 mo. fireplacea. SUding door
•WESTCLIFF _ New 1 y Oft8J a er ba. income unit. Xlnt loca· atable • cash investment $325. Top of the steps to from family room opena to
decorated 3 BR. 2 BAI $.ll,500 Down $218,000 F.P. llon. Lera;e attra~.ve unlta. ~·d $25,IKXI. Salarles Victoria. Besch, white water 1 veUo llnd.. enclosed, yard.
kit/tam, lovely poolsl1.e Sb6ppllw cen\er vi ( 1 0 Ii d ~ prl~. ¥ lSl E. commensurate with abil· view --3 al<lea. Garage + .Kltchcn hd all butlµns and
garden, ahort walk to l¥onanbt ~great .JU't&.. show· BaY St., Costa Me 1 1 ' Uy & share o( profits perking for 4 clll'I.. ht a Oooi: opening d1re¢11 from
Westc)lff Plau, Mariner'' • Id U.75~ cub1 64.M83'1'. 1 which should· exceed ~t ino. + $l!iO b1g dep. garage. ,Beat of all ii loca·
Scbool1Diat. 642.-1979 ndab on ~ted iD.! 5 Unlll,' srou '6,'1101 build $50,ro:> per yr, For appt. Np pet1. Children t1Vf!t 10 tJon in NOrtb Me.a ven)e on
Pru ME INCdME PROP.. Of ~.Gl. Allowance more, $58,00'). 9 1 Unlts, send brief resume, incl yrz. OK. 497-1519 cul~aac atreet. Adulta
TY " blk ~ mgmt.. ....... end ...... $13,000, $92,000. ~ • t prelemd No ...... ,281i per ER • .,, . uvm ocean. '\tacanc:y ol 13~ fitured tn. OWNED. * 548-4562 ..,...,.,.. o: 1 Br furniahed ~uii. $16!; • 1
2 bnmac duplectt. 1D'%i-Don't wait on thil blrp1n. Enduro Rtcrt•tional Mature, uJarled. .Refer· mo.~~· ewnhlp,
ctwn., 10~ ntt spendable Not n· J\alt protitablet CdM Trlpic!x. nice view, 2 Products encea. 494-8170. 6'73-«:i68.
pnalbie. Owner anxious. * Uni .. L Br., ftlllc• l>ltns., wailt "' 522 "C" Old Dock Rd, 3 I BR, $25<1/mn, · ulll IJ. LA"DLORDS! &:ibtnlt. Genie Co., 645-4400. fl '1lf beM:h, pool, own• r. Terminal L!Jand, Calif. ocean Vu, 1% blkl bch. W• SpedAUze ln Newport
NEW DUPLEX Solid multl:tman~ lndwttrlal M4-<l34(. Or call <213l 547-2302 ~1396; 213/244-631111. l!each e Corolla dei Mar e
White water vt.w Ira lwiur)' bulldlD1. ~OOO. lo Soulb lndulh'i•I p,_rty 111 Lillo Isle I • --·--~-Rental Ser> -.:.. Santa µa. unly 2-1?1-old. -----'-"'--•I -ow-v~ Qn!ll, 1!!11,~. ~v•, Aon!· 261r'~ ytetdi tm>Jeded M-1 ZONED "1cl II FREE to You! Try
615-1972 or ~1&. N B Utj:\ cf,lh,.ft$Urn. on $32,928. Four~% Mth home -REST--A-URANT---. --,-pec-,-.al-ty WINTER nntal; 4 Br. I: den Nu-V1ew! BAL!lOA ~··~ -~~·'-· ~-~. w/311 Ba .. Frplc., dbl gar, NU-VIEW RENTALS ' ' -·~~wea .. '"'11n;, and uuuble wittd tot food. Simple, fast & high pa.Uo, F .A. htat. wKhr/dry. ~~ ltr:n-~ Grvbb l ~s, Bl(ra. z.ron 10' X 140' lot Qo.a.lck P:f'Ollt. Well e1t. in fine are1. AvalJ. 6'15--7667 or (213) 873-41'.B> or f9t,324ll
Call 'ownrr. m-m9. . • !!"! ~ !! ,:~~• .. WW• ~Cot i\iQy equip. Owner will 449-4466. ~A.~ .. , aREN1'1vail 1o' ,w'noth~:'.:
I ' =="== ro11 ~'iNI El!Ale... -... ~ . train. Will lak• R. E. "' ·-... IB BAYFRONT,.5,D~ __.. , fJICI lt.E. w/.....,.1 •-·'e. Mr.·· Mac b am er WINTER J BR, 2 ba, ao., town to vttl i $% do~ to ~-~-1n..A• ~ ~ ~ o&tlo, dbl pr, trplc, F .A. "'-'I n t 1 m • ~· '~;;· ~Eves/, 60-ml.,, _,, 646-3801. heat. (213) 794-!16KI days; :mi.it-h, ~1533'.' ~ Cemmry (213! '193-'1832 eveo; 67!;-2504 1-'=:..:.,.===-==:.:.
J 14 du~I.,.., n<Xt dnor, Ii l.oh/Crypte l.56 CM. Au, 1'""1 WOllt .. l'lllll and Chips Wknd• EXEC. I 11)1 colonial 5 BR. 3
blk t.rOm oc-. le.ch. ltllr,t•llll, •11W. PlpeATobaccostore BA, qcwl,yde:eora·t ed.
185,000 ... All m.&l. PAC!J'IC v-• Meii>orlll v----1 Rm llta•IJ Shop Newpon S..ch 6&8331 or 833-M54.
HARBOR VIEW HOME Pk l&inlly plot Of 5. Ee. )'OIO' -. 1f1. llon e.rtcber Shop OCEANFRDN't 2 BR, 1 ba. The fu!Olt draw In the WesL
MONACO. 2 + den,_~-be. izo, Go9<1 loc. Owner. 1114, ete. -a De'lt, Pilot HOLLAND Bus. Sol11 !Urn, Senior ldulbt only, no ••• .a Dally Pilot 01111f!od
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2 Bdrm1 • z ldrmo Sundtl)ls and all week long, too. , COAST'S ~o 1:;.,:5~~· S"•• • 125 WK " up-00 o..... hintllrect ughtlrig In kltch11en • b1reallfast bar• •m. All""'-· -
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C•pi1trano Beach 3101 So Brl~·• 5· S •-•~ 00 range, rtf.rl'. prq•, tenced I d• • C&D 6754740 • • •""' t., an • ...... a ~,..n yard and covertd patio. ea 1ng +vAJL. Sept. 23ni-3 BR. 2 CorGnl dll Mir COLDWILL, BANKER & CO. Adult., no pelJ. U SS.
bo, pr. lncd yd., <lrpa, 21"0'=-.;.;;...,;.;.;;;....__ ~Gllf:G AGENT 6'2-5531•""""""'kndo.
1 ~ or Z Full Botha $750 ooo health spa 7 swimming pools. 7 light·
Muter ,,_ bedroom& wt ed tennts courts, bicycle trails, putting green.
hl&h beam c<ilina. w r• shu!fleboard croquet. Spacious Junior l 's
living room w7.U or from $174.so' monthly, plus 1 or ~bed.room
wcod burning IU-.placo. plans and 2-story town bou1es with 2. or 3 betl-~n~ch~!.i. '£::1J:ed ~ rooms. (lit w1th electric kitchens, private baJ..
tloo. 2 •wllnmlng poOji, cony or patio, carpeting. draperies. Subter-
aauna. recreation tacJ.Ji.. ranean parking, elevators, optional maJd ser· ~!: Security guo~ No vice. Gourmet food market, dry. cleaner. ~"" beauty salon on grounds. Sea beautifully fur-
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M k I I . 536.-0346. , 1150 6 $150 dep; paU..vu •~ F 360 Ap F ar e p ace•l "co-1t'"'1_Ml,..,_.11-----1 child" pet ok; avail S.1.$ ..,.,_ urn. "· um.
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667 Vlctona St (.£) ••• S155
e TROPICAL POOL e trplc, gar. Pvt rear )'d & SUS..~ uUL No pets. No Sp&nls~ O:>untry F.st&.te LI"" Will Take students
patio. $185 mo. Adlta, pref ~· fi75.6737. 1ng Ai Spadou.a Apia. Tel'-4 BR. 3 BA •••••••••••• $350
tnid aged. Avail betwn Oct l r:rnw; A t ll•• U . II ,_, I ~r--, 3 BR. 2 BA ••.•••.•••• $285 & 10. 642--M72 ~ u.n1."!f_D_,_ _'SJ. lU pd. ?aa<Q poo ; lrulll'ieon • gas 1 BR 1 BA 75
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2700 Potoraon Woy, CM Island at Jamboree and San Joaquin Hills blk to ocean. No pet.I. 2500 nnn. Uh believable Llvinlr -" ' • ''''' • '' • • • $] nr florbor Blvd & Road.
Ad1m1 MENTS 2 BR., crpt/<h'ps, bltns, PARK NEWPORT APART
• UNIQUE DUPLEX Seaview, CdM. t· o~· 3 BR, ~; • 613.':~i • · i2'75
New 2-story Colonlai.s1yl• 2 II Duplex-1 BR w/Yard. Ulil 2 BR. STUDIO • $240
BR. + atudy, sq. ft., pd, $185 mo. Oean & cute. . ALL UTll..ITIES PAID
wet bar, frplc bltna, ·gar., ·Adutt1 1 QO pets. 83G-6069 Ailulta: • No pets
1,. ba. I 1275/mo. ' , associated beamed ""· $140 1110• No 546-5025 on the. bay · pets. l~ blks W. o1 Harbor BI. 568 \V. \VUson: 64&-3786 Telephone (714} 644--1900 for rental Information. Bkr., 6'l'S--6!KXl 640-<555.. 1 BR garage apt w/pa~ & (4 blks s. ot San Dlezo now,·
aunporch. No peta. '185· 702 n.ach l blk W Holt Acacia 837....5147 on ....., • • en
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102~ W llolboo 67l.J66J or 545-01"'1. DELUXE Apt. Unfum. 365 Apt, Unfurn. :Ji!
'BEAUT. new 1owe!' duplex.
Avail. yrl.y rental. Walk to
beach, shopping, sclils, un-
lurn. 3 BR $285/mO. 215
33rd St. Inquire, 675-6223:
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Coate Moao (714) 147-5141 ·• Apt. Unfum. st;'!12~R.,"$1~ Pool APARTMENTS . Huntington llH<h Nowpert Bo1ch
<w up. Air 9qnd • Frplc's • 3 Sw1m· i------,---Furn. Ava1L Children'• sect. mhig. Pools • Health Spa . Children Welcome PARK Newport Apt
$145 -$165 ELM GARDENS Apt!, 171 Tennb Courts. Came and e FAMILY AFFAIR e Sublease 1 Br. unf. apt. Bolboa 111onc1 LIVE LIKE A KING
At Budget Prices!
Bacbdor &: 1 BR, patios, e 2 Be:lroom, ·2 ba}.h, wlw E. 2'lnd St. CM 60-366. Bllllard Room. 1, 2 & 3 BR's, it55 to U35 644-6926 eves, 646-4846 days.
frplc's, priv. garages • cpts, bltm, patio. Upstairs. QUIET, spa.c Mesa Verde 2 1 BR. From $160 Tennis ct, pool, BBQ, child Newport Heights
NEWLY decor. upper 3 JiR.
2 ba., frplc. yrly leue $280
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Divided bath & lots of No garage. $214/mo. year-Br. upper. Bltn!, encl gar, 1 B'.R. &: Den From $180 play area. Day care ~nter,
closets. Rec hall, pool &: =':..'·~•_n-....c3391~or..,.;67 ... !h5691-'-'--adlts only. $150/mo. MEDITERRANEAN 3 story J'ff. bldg. incl. gym * Nice 2 Br. Pool. Gar.
pool tables, sauna baths. Balboa Peninsule 64&-2627. &: pnrty rms. DESJCNED CrpU, drps, adulls, M pets. -· * POOLS See for yoursoU! 11301 --------** BEAtrrlFUL 1 & 2 BR. VILLAGE >'OR THc G now 1 NG Qulot $165 . .,,_,,,.,_ * ENCLOSED Keelson Ln. (1 blk w. of BAYFRONT Contemporary Garden Apts. 2400 Harbor Blvd., C.M. f' A J\t IL y. SEE FURN. l's.""'n"'to-,Ac-n-•---~-3 BR, 2 BA, dshwlbr, frpl.,
ocean view. Year lease $370.
per mo. 642-2031, 646-6114.
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. GARAGEJ Beach, 1 blk: N. of Slater), Brand new cwt triplex (2) Patios. frp]c., pool. $155. . int) 557-8020 MODELS. (TI4) 842--0629, * CONVENIENT 842-'18<8 3 Br. 2 Ba. Ill 2 Br. 2 Ba. $110. Call 54&-51£3. RENTAL OFFICE 6401 WARNER AVE.
TO AU. iEA.CHES Leauna Beach Pvt heh & pie'r. 546--0370. LARGE DELUXE 2 . br, OPEN 10 AM to 6 PM ATTRACTIVE brand new
F·ROM $ "35 MONTH QUIET Oceanfront 2 Br., Corona del Mir crpt/drps, bltns, dahwshr, Park-Like Surrounding 4-plex nr the heh. l &. 2 Br lOOw'/rootolbe~!: .. Sbarp, ..,,,,.2 :: ADULTS PLEASE furn. Frpl~. 9 mo rental. 2 BR .. walk to beach patio, gar. Nr So. Cst Plam. QUIET DELUXE avail. Beaut. appointed ln-
6 ..... " __,.., ~"""' M t ..... .. Pool Adults nl From $165. 54fr9205. 2 & 3 BR APTS. col. \v/d hOok-up, frplc, Adlts. ~ ~· or 960-2126 ,VILLA POMONA :::': .. .". ""'. ~~. no pe~. . . o Y d h I N t oJ"-.. ~ AGENT 644-4848 ;us. 2 BR, fenced ·patio Pvt. PaUos * Htd. Pools sw~ r, enc gar. o pe II.
Duplexn, PHONE 642·2015 BACH. at Cttscent Bch. yard, bltns, immac. Ideal NMr Shopi'I'. * Adults Only :f:.f;41~nly. i 17 o-i 22 5 ·
Fum. 2r Ullf\lm. 351 (1760 Pomona Ave.) Color TV, util pd, il.55 mo. for ·working cou,ple or active art n1que ~pts. * MOVE IN TODAY *
UU9 ~ ""WEEKLY·MONTHLY 'Q. ,.. ., ' · Spac 2 & 3 BR in 4-ptCx. All
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DELUXE 2 BR ., $190
LARGE 1 BR. $160
J>.wehr, trplt', swim pool.
557-2125. 20342 Sknta Ana Ave.
Sent• An• Heights
$135. 2 Br., stove. re.tr11 ..
cklsed g~,.w;J:blld OK.
15.52 Orchard 'AW. .. I•·· l1l1nd' ·~ ._,., "'1~!l!!!~~~~!!'!O"' I $50 wk-up. 494-2508:-Ei!:llf....Y, seniot,adults. 546-8B66. 1m Santa Ana Ave -c M
* DELUXE • BEAtrm'UL" r OCEANSIDE 2 ?JR, 2 BA, ' 1...._ • I!:_ SPAC 2 & 3 Br apt SltD up. Mgr. Apt. ll3 646-5542 1 · p I bld Kid • E-utln Sultn vU'• -_, p 1 tt•-bl~· J<i•· k . -ex ras. oo , 1-ec g. s .., pools, pri. bch. Winter 00 ' cp ""~· .. _ ua 0 GARDEN.SETIING "'elcome. From $139. See Westminster Brand new. never lfved in; 3" 2080 Newport Blvd. 546-4678 or 499--3906. ON TEN ACRES 1996 Maple No. 1 •••• 60--3813 ---~----
Br., 2 baths. trplc. Close tO Cost• Mes• N rt 8 h Apts. furn./unturn. Lease 2206 Colleg'e No. 5 ••• 642-7035 For family or adult living. Mgr, 17371
84 Kee:n "B". IMMAC. lgc. 2 bdrm -.pt..
North Bay. Unfum.1 $450 642·2611 ewpo eac Fireplaces / prlv. patios. DELUXE 1 & 2 BR, 1 &: ·2 2--3 bedrooms, fireplace, 968-751o or 7~ · pool, q u i et atmosp~rt.
mo., yearly, or 1 yr n ., STUDIOS & J BR'S t Blk to Ocean, Complete Pools Tennis Contnt'J_BkfsL ba. $160 up. Pool. Adults. pa~, ~· Great location. 1 & 2 BR apts, crpt11, 'dl'1is & beaut. landscaped. Close to
winter, $350 month. l-_..... e FREE Linens redec. Help choo~ o:ilors, 900 Sea Lane, CdM 644-2611 Util pd. 324 E. 20th st., THE VENDOME bltns. 2 BJl has frplc & wet San Diego Ftwy. $140. 13861
Salisbury Realty ''.HJWU e FREE· Utilities crpt. wallpaper, ete. 2 Br MacArthur nr Coast Hwy) 00>-4761 -. bar. 1 BR-$165. 2 BR-$200. Cedar. 893-0419. 1845 Anaheim, &f2...2824 Nr. schls & bch. 622 lGth St., 1-'C..C-------DELUXE, beautilul, new and e Full Kitchen apt. $250. Bachelor $150. "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 I SPACIOUS 2 B .,, __ Bltna. Apt A 3 BR. 2 Ba. e Heated Pool Both yr1y fuel util. 673-073L ::: r • .ocu. LRG 1 BR. $140 + Dep. Apt. A, 536--4405. 1.,
spacknls pt. e La .. ~~. Facili'ties IMMAC. 3 BR, 2% Ba Crpts. $165/mo. 135 Albert Crpts, carport & lndt;' in WALK TO BEACH l'um. or Unfurn. 370 Frplc. Oose to North Bay. ,.._,J LOWER dupl .. 'll>u .._1.. DUPLEX. Bltn!, convenient PL N A. C 'I 0•• u-e TV It • -.... ..... .-.. o. ·" • ~ ~..... bldg. Nr. shop!!, schl11 & l & 2 B C d 1st fioor, corner Bldg. 300 . maid serv avail Nu crpt &: furn incl 2 new location. No ~lll. 607 Iris, Apt c . ·trwy. Avail 9120. 998 El r. pts, rps, B•lllo• Pen1ntu1e
Apolena. $330 mo. adults e Phone Service red velvet king sz beds. 644-879!, * BRAND NEW * ;A~ni~·. Apt l, CM_ ~~.':;: 205 15th; 308 16th.
only. 673-4702 (owner). * $30 WEEK & UP * Yearly ttntal.114 E . Balboa TWO lxirm., 1~ bath, 2 BR, bltns dshwshr crpl11 .,.,.,...,....,, -=-===""=....,--,..-13 BR. 2 Ba. Steps to ocean &
Newport Beach e Studio 6 1 BR Apb Blvd. Nr Beach & Bay. fireplace. $245 incl ALL drps, !i.k. AduJb. m'. DELUXE 2 Br 11, Ba Studio BEACHBLUFF Apt1. =r'Jd.te=, ::.ey:~j:,!;
OCEANFRONT·2 Br. or 1
Br. Winter or )lf:U'ly. $300 to
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: ~ ~ Bachelor apt, util pd. 644-8814 or 644-3073. 2 BR, 1 BA, shag erpts, drps, drps, pool, bltn11, priv. :::;· 8231 Elhs Ave. 7141673-5890 or 213/699-8234.
2376 Newport Blvd, CM $148.50. Pool. 1525 Placentia 2 BR., stove, refrl.g, 'Xarb. d11hwhr, patio, beam (!lngs, patios, $155. 1 child ok. No ~~· __ . ~-----Mgr at 1709.
5Q..9'lS5 or 645-396'1 t.,ve, •. ask about our discount displ. W/W crpts. Vjew. frpls, gar .. adults. $175. 2650 pets. stS--715(.. 2 BR upstairs apt. Ne\v w/w A: •-""i.-u~111u-"'rn.;....--~365= ~~~~~~~~~I _,...2682, $245. 104 today. Adults wily. Elden 531-3125 cpt thruoul. Orpi>, disposal, -::!'.'--------' ~· Tb1s Ad Worth SS on Rent t ~R. 2 ba on beach. Avai\ 322 Helictrope, Apt B, CdM. 1 person 1zg; Br: $130. Dw P.tnt bltlns, Gar. 96W578 lot Newport Bt•ch ~r1ment1f•Rent ·J El. Puerto Mesa· :i; ~:.une ~· ~ ~11.a~:it..:-00 pe~ Stv/refrtufil pd.
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1 BR's • $130 UP 541-9126 _Bob ..,. * 675-1341 * ci., Nr. Baker/Me~ BA cpts &Pa "blllill sun 2 BR apt. Cloled garare.. tc>V,CWSIVE-·~ .Furnished Apts. C.M. 1 bal~ny ' SIOO per 'mo Crpts, drp!I. Child & small &;A'
Apts. Furn. 360 All UtllltlOI Pold BEACH apt, lrg lBR !urn. * A'l'l'RACTJVE 1 BR avail. DELUXE 930 sq. It. 2 BR. 2 IW·J9'/l or sa1:.:t1& " pet ok. $140/mo. 84Hl49. EXECUTIVE
Pool & Recreation $165 • .n)2 W. Ocean Front immed. SUD-No pets. Call BA. Beam cell. Priv. Patio. 2 BDRM .. 2 RA, $195.. Crptf, LGE. 2 _BR studio. Encl.
S.lboo lllln<I 1959 Maplo Ave., C.M, · lnq Apt C. 6'1>-7520 alt 6 pm 67~1!. Gar. Cpts, drpa, bltns, frplc. drpa bltns 7gj;;1008 aller 6 pr., patw & fenced yard. RESIDENCES
WINTER rental • I> blk to LRG 1 Br. $145 + dep. wk daya/anytimo wkonds. $195 mo. 642-4002 bel. S PM; .pm i. wimd.. $150. No pet.. 842-4549. THAT LOOK
water, 2 BR. $250 mo., 3 CrplE, carpcrt & lndry in BEAbr IJTd ocean ~ew, upper 3 Costa Mesa 2 B I ard u..:i-
bld N sho ... • wsbr liar onmdeck r. w Y ' crp --· lii••I Bluff LlllVlll B11ch DOWN ON BR. 2 BA $275 mo. Leue. g. r. pa, •c.~ • win · • ' · EXTRA LRG. 2 Br. $150. $180 mo. No ch\ldrell or _
Frplc. & gar. No pels, 124 lrwy. 998 El Camino, Apt 1, ter rental. l12 • l4th St. Shag crp~ lncd yrd. Kids pets. 833-0542. Ev••-' ·e DELUXE e OCEANFRONT, Condo, .. THE BAY CWB
Opal 675-2'T73. CM. 546--0451. , 6§...3JD9: ~7860 ok. No pets, ~n78. 645-5952. \ 3 BJl, 2 BA Apt fOr Jeue. BlueBlrd Bch, 3 BR,
COMFORTABLE 2 BR, $225. ACAPULCO DLX. Waterfront 3 Br., gar., ./ ./ LRG, sunny 1 Br, upper UtG 2 BR. bJtint, crpta, Incld spa.c. muh!r 1uite, dln elevator & pool, $400 per
mo. incl. utlL Yrly option DeJux~ ~ BR. $175. um. patie, float, i285 mo. Lge. 2 nu crpta, drps, bltns, refric. drps, patio, gar, no peta, rm & dbl garage; auto door mo., t yr. lease, 499-U69.
$2'10. St. level. 1ii blk from Paid. PoOI, parking: Adults, Br., ~tio, dock priv. $360 $140/mo. 545-5270, 83.1-3540. $140. 557-&lSO ~~tioavall. Pool &: 2 BR, 2 BA. dclux apt. N.
bayfronl Frplc. 67~1067 no pets. 140' W. 18th St, mo. Wmter. 544-20).3· * Stunning 1 & 2 br, 2 BR, unturn. Crpts, drps, ~..:a •" rea
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after 4 pm. C.M. OCEANFR.Wln ONT 1 Br. apt. 2 ba, pool, rec area. range/oven, relrlc. No peta. °"" ,,_1,.:;,"w•u, NB pets. 494-4060.
BAYFRONT l bdr..i, trplc, SHADY ELMS and POOL ter. ~65~~· 645-5530. 710 W. 18th Sl, C.M. $140/mo. 9fi&.l455. V<W M-b), Lfdo ltft
pvt pa&, parking. Yrty or 1 A 2 Br. Pool S140 up. 1 BR, don, 2 ba. Ad!•-, -~. 2BR. I 11an ~" ~ ' 1---------unlurn A 11 ELM lBR. 1BA YRLY lB ......_ .., ...., t""'.. w app ces ,.......,, .-WllJ.lAM WALTERS CO. e BA~~-• BR, 2 ~. winter. Inquire 400 So. · va • , , LK iv BAY MEADOWS APTS Security i&"nv.ni-..> .,..
Baytront No. 5. GARDENS APl"S, 177 E. BAY OR OCEAN. Util ~· 387 w. Bay St., CM 646-Cl0n . 548-4;ml DELUXE 2 Br. w/flreplace. all bltna: Ind wuher/dytt
BAYFRONT-Winter startlna; 22nd st., C.M. GG-3645. $1.'lS. 675-4600 Pool facilities. Adultl. ~· 1: fl'eezer, trpk, pr. S;t,O
LRG I 1 Br I d • $135 ·. Lrg 2 Br. home. Brin& E-SIDE 2 BR $150 801 llo-•-Dr. Apt.~ NB lllO, ~1, "·. A·-0 Oct. •·t. Sept. 17. 3 br, 2 ba, 311 No. • um. . apt. aun • •BR &Cf'OSll from bay beach. kid I 1 ............. ~ ~· UK:' va.a -
Bay, $350. 2 Br, 1 ha. 401 1ar., quiet Nr m kt s. ~ mo, winter lse, ullls Ron't peA 'H· .... 97 ••• 30 BNltins, w.,./"!! .. tr.fsg.;,. Pool. Adltl. Huntlnnton hath · ' 61>7G87. No. Bay, $.100. 673-3245. Woman prefd. $125. Funi. paid. 217 19th. 675-0736. • • ro. 0 pe ~. ...
$135 l92'l Wallace Apt. B II B'··• t •BR *3 BR, 1% ba, $165 mo. 2 Br, drps, nu crpt, bltN, 3 BR apt. i2f,O. 2 B~ •pt Me• Vent. NEARLY new 3 BR. 2 n.1o · • • ...-oocean, • , ~ 548--6,;}8 • Deposit&: refs req'd. ChJdn pvt PQtlo &: g•N•e,, Call $185. 21132 S. ~khUNt. UPPER, clear 2 Br. encl oompl. film. All elect ldtcb. · raraie. -W"mter. In q u l re --
* ~ r.u 2 Br CI ~ 6.,... ,,,,..,,. OK. 549--4l'l$ M8-011L Call 96.l.2278 or~ ear. Nr. OCC & sllop'C'· frplc., patio. BBQ. Leue .......,...,...,. • Ole w ' o..-uuw. I 2984
Sept.June. 6J8-.8470/539--8831 shops. Adults cnly, no pets.l;B;:;A°'CHE="LO°"R;;--:YRL=°"v,-..,lB=LK°" 2 BR, apt. in Costa Mesa. Ne 2 BR, crpts, drapes, bltins. LRG 3BR. 2BA a.pt, bldna, Adu Ls, no pets. Royal
, BAYFRONT, 3 BR, 2 BA. Inquire 179'ii Rochester, TO BAY OR OCEAN. UW pets. $155. Yard. No pets.'2658 Orange laund"rm, no pet.I, $190 per ~J)r. $152/me.
furn. $450 yrly or $37'5 C.M. inct $85 mo. 675-4600. !l57.l.n70 Ave. 545-1657. ::mo::·:.-=:::::::.::811.:::,:2:.pm~.'--l===•.-;,-;;;;;--;;-;;;:-
winter. 403 N. Baytront, 1· Br. $140. 2 Br. $165 xtra OCEANFRONT l BR. 2 Ba. LRG. 2 BR, untum. $145. 158 ~l BR, unturn. Dl.sposal, $140 • NICE 2 BR. Carpet, DELUXE 2 Ir 3 BR., 2 Ba.
1 Bal. Island. 673--8540. ,lrg. Adults only. ,Jdeal for Fpl., new carp. $300 Month, TUiip Lani!, Costa Mesa, new paint, park'g 81". 917 drapea. range I: oven & encl. pr. $15.i qp, Rental ~--•·Jo s~• 19 9 3 Cal.I for key -54Pr2106. W, l9tn St. 67'.J.-5729. garaae. 962-4522. <;};·1• ,.,,;Jl:S5 Maoe Ave., WATERFRONT, Olristian ~ r. /C........ winter. Age1t 67>16C. ---UiJ"jc.
guy to a11are with 2 otbon. Cb-St. 543-!1633. BACHELOR ap' !urn., utll. Apt. UnfUm. 365 Apt. UnfUM. :16.5 Apt, Unfurn. J65 N rt •· h .~. ·
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BALBOA ISLAND • 1 Bk. w/pool. $139/mo. No pets. 613-'1Sl3 da)'!I. ;:========7-'."j"°:'j;~;:==Jii=r~~;::=~=::::===iiSEACLin' Manor App. 1 Furn Apl $175/mtf. . ~":oonrovia Ave. No. 3, OCEANFRONT, Very nice 2 ar: $144. 2 Bt. SlG-t.'"Pool.
I! I Ye:&riy * 67¥342 i , . Br., frplc., cpb, drpa. ~ts!' ~~·Plabl~ &Aorb.
, I Balboa Panl"tula '°' 1 Br. or 2 Br. nr. abop.. Poot Winter. $250/mo. f73-02l5. ...... v, -'UH renua ve.
1 I FURN; ... ~~e: 1 ; ;;tit" ~=~~~fl. 1884 ~O~~· 3. B~ ::~~ut our discount.
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ping, l b1k bay & ocean. Crpta, drps, bltna. No pets. OCEANFRONT Ba. $325; 2 Br., 2 be, $275.
67~54n. , , Nr Harbor Center. s«M4M. 2BR, 1BA trpl tio BBQ F'rplc.. oettnlbe.y vu •
2 B~ l~ 81' patio,~· 1 BR w/gartge. water pd, $250. W~er. ~t:oos'. • 962--0349 or 213/694-1133.
31S'E. 8?• $2!0 mo. on yrly $145. 231( I Elden Av• • NEW 3 Br, 2 Ba Rcl 1>15 Lie lfe· tnq._ j*t ,Apt c 813-1521 8f2..6134 or "6-5145. 3 BR., 2 ba., "": bl.tnll: stept; deep gold shag & Wallpaper
er 5@-.~ ' to the beach. Winter S250 per dlshwshr sell cleat; no pet ,.:.:,..;,=....;.;,..---~-·BEAUT. FURN 2 BR $180 mo. 642--0lTT. 3216 Balboa Blvd. MM.W BAYFRONT • Small otudlo 11\cl .. ulll. Htd Pool.µJj.; 1101~-±=-~----
apt. 1 ar 2 adulta. $155/mo. pets. Also 2 Brunt~· BAqtELOR apt furn, 1 blk e SPActOUS & unusual 2 BR
I winter No ,......_ Pr!va,. ' to lieach. $100 mo utll ptl. 1 townhollfe • 211 ba, all
bench.' 61S-306S. $124. 1 BR/Fm'. Uti. ~ Nr Clf iirk'g. 675--0144 blUU. 6 mo old, Call aft 6 O!'
OClEANFilONT 2 l!r .. 2 Ba., i225. 4 Br., 2 k , Pl).
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WATERFRONT Spac. 3 BR
&: J"/R, bolt dock avL Yr.
lie. $325. 61W?92 or _ , .
stores. QWtt, Alm 1135.1985 1-BEDRM. furn. Near ocean. wknda &.I0--1158
Pomona, CM. MS--O'l28. No children. no p e t •. DREAM rottase on •the
Sl.15 uUl pd. Sin apt nea.r: 15th $13(1/Mo., winter. 6'13--031S water. Yearly, 2 Br, Cl)ts,
II N~ ShlC1f.-adlt s· BDR.M's., 2 Baths, 2 doort drpt. $21). doclc avail .
642-5583; born ocean. :Xearly. Octan .;.fl1S."-'11"4S;;;.,.. ____ _
Fum Boch, & I Br. Ex-view. Sharp. 613-2825. i BR. dose 1o beach. No
copt-lly, ,. ... , 2110 2 Doon Imm bch. 2 Br.. pels. $225. Ne.,.,t IM,.. CoM. pa.rt. furn. $250/mo. )'l'ly Escape with us to the magical waterland of Visto del Oto. WUllaniaon Rltr 54U510 he. Cp 642-3443 Lago, whtre the empha1is Is on the nautitft) and th•
YEARLY, ~, Balboa Quiet 1 tir Qt. 1d. ' tit, drps. · woy of llf11 is a1 trarlqull or exdtin~ as .vou care to 3 Br, 2 ba, year17. Stepa to
aru. flOO me, adlta onlt. utlla furn. 2' BR. Apts. Oeeanft'ont or fT'llke It. Lakesi~ living m1kn the difftrence for 1ho1e ccnn A bay, $285. Anita,
m.ct90 ~ ~ 645-1367 nr. bueh. WI'nter or Yearly; enjoying boeti~;l cascedlng fountalnl and swimming Jonct Rlty, 673-6210
YEAJU.·~--:r....:.l.;.bdtm..;.;;'-yi.--11-15.~ I BfiU'l'JFuu.y Alm. Studkl MG--0525 er 673-7654. es clost as vour 1io<teck. Land levers will tpprecl1te DELUXE 3 BR. 2 BA, frplc.
mo ..,,... ~. to '""'-. ltke n1w Sll5. tnc/Utll. DELUXE 1 Br apt. Slt'pl to te.~ t111ltft of txqui1ltelv lancbcaped ground• and w.tkW1y1. bltna. patio, % blk bay Ir·
,.... -....,.. ture -""'·' -... · $1~ 1 e,ch aP11rtmtnt-tlome inctudes every concelvablt lux• Mature edultl.. m.tCS.l. ma cwwtl. .,.,..~ ocean. TY + ut 1• urv appaln~mtnt, likt air-eonditioning end sPKi•I beach. $230. yrly Mr...7098
TIME FOi 1!~.Be~~= 11;. ~AT Ocean.~~ 3 ;r trg. ;'h~n~~~~c;~!f,~~·~~v~~;,;:::;~0n~ !~~:i;~~ ~ 'J!~!c~-~':t:: ~~ =Ulck CASH Comlno. rua. -· brial>t dplxo. View. Dock. and ......... ms. ...a::o Aaent 6'1>-11\42.
f,UGH A H U9 ••1n SL NB --Li¥1nn anywhtre, tlte i1 out of th• Quts11on after Ufttl_._ letlft' "" ' ' ' vo;r....,.-., ,.., ~.11'.n>"'NT·, lg•. 3 BR. 2 -.,.·-· seeing Vl1te de! ltgo. ~"'"nu
D'"I y PILOT --~· ** 4 BR. 3 Bath. Furn. Efficlenc!", 1, 2,2 plus den, hom$190. F,.n;•nod bolhs. 13251l37511425· ,.., ... ~ Uuaa, F\ltn 1 6 2 ..._,le. 1 block to beach. -.* trwln Cc., Rltrs 64-Mlll bdrm Qta bead>. .... ., and unfumi1hed modtlf open deily nlnt 'til ti"rk. 11"' '!l/'6tlf AD uwm nev ' Ya.rb'. Ct.lt 6'1M370. From tl'lt Sin Dleto Fr..wav tlkt Htrbor Blvd. to NEWPORT ISL. Sharp 28R,
.s;.s• ••71 '"'llf.1l82. l'Ut ""1lts.,.. jUJt a pM» Ado"" •nd M"' V•nl• Drive. 640.1900. Waltr rron1. Op<n 11-4. Sot·
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Sun ray filtered sol•r 1la&1
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LA COSTA APTS.
--.......... -SINCE ,.__ f/11, °'""" CEMENT cormucroa llUCK, ILOCK .. .HI ""'.,..., ... yT'I ,.,.. SI. Qalr, Cl?. ~"11 ~.;•J.c* .::,•1 c.i I jfRl TJaiw male eat. nee coµ.r, Call XU. **"" '4M8IT Stone weft. M$-l.90S .,...WV 11!4 r•b&e ~ BarTOaJd wani.L "' STINO ~.m,,w;,.11...,~ ..... -L:il 11u1-.,...i.,..1purp1o1ecorro&1CEMENTWORK P•lnl ... & =~::i:,":r«C.: ~-Colla-Typolll.lh'IV
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1 & 2 Bedroom ,....,. lfno .... , sso ' po01-. Don. MUSii ' 111 or kb'o5 pm, Sft>I. 21, -·• ...-:·olof• TypelO. lhll
e &dll·llla e Sh"" carpets DESK ,,... avallsble $Sl I mo port c.........,.i 6 PATIOS.PLANTERS !lo :W-lllL (ll.4) 1133--. .......S. New p.au.1 .. ...S·
e !)rapes e Walk In cloltil mo. W1U _... M'tllllft FOUND black a. hit kitt -.. Vic -1"•1 6 .\ll Cob<rtt• -1<. 1lrict, + WALLl'Al'IR tr ALERT SHORT HAIR com<. Guarutoe +' ,..,. PRISSMAN
e SWUnmln1Pool •t~mo..~•nflce with f!.ra con:_~;:. 7'alttn. Jtn<ard. Ca.IJ alumpstonewk.,IM-3533. 1'be.J01elll"lllle ./Occllkn'WG mlMSoh. A,pply in pmon. Dper. w/11!11 mUl1D1tla
e Bar-b-Qu~ , ~hilt. ,222 Fornt Ave, Hunt tJwton Pnlt~kJIW l54M1M ot 642--:J8M.;.., PATIOS. w&lka. driva. Sew, 5G-1+M •tm '# }U, Pl.)', lhOrl t.oln MontgoQ\CI')' W~ 11Put1,
e i:nc,_. Garaar ......,.Beoch,'9l St611 BUildhl&' )>Ol'ldna tot. H•B. FEML -SlaMete cot bnek, ......,. • ...,._ YOU SUW1Y Tbe Paint Rml ,.,,,._~,lj>!W 8"joA t2nd1lo0rl, Tl'l'7Htmt· ·For "-lnlM ... I AH Utirrties Paid DESK .,,..,. ..... ble $50 1163-MGl """· "''"'' co11er. VJc 22n<1 ~ • .......... •• 111111111r... Painted 110 .. •vs-A11o. , _., belptr ....,_ '""°" eeoter, ms.11c1t. ton1ocfC.ro1 Smith
-Will JllWlde lllntltun S1n1a Ana Avt, •C . M .' -Rell 30 Yn -· # Must dtlvt. ~ 2-3 pm IEAUTY OPRS .121 ... _ Alww•\tc -"!""EN~·· Bea~~.~ -' IW.w•lkl .. P•lloO --RllNTAL RE IER B·-Shop, No Tollaw"" •vco
Adulll, no pell a'lallablL Ul15 Bmcb Blvd. • sraY ..... .,..·White'"'""''• LIC'd/Bonded &e-?B ,..._ !it -1 O>mml ta. A WalldDJ dillaoce to Hunttnotoo Bel<h. l4MS21 luin"'1. Vic Eut B!ufl 'LOST 1/6 vie M"' Verde. ~hllol C INT 6 EXT po1nt1nc. ,.... W. '19th C.M. ......_ ,..,.. Fi..oncl1I Service m>ppinl( center. (ww'irc plutk Dea col-Lt. am parakeet. Wk~.. are ha,.,... natural wood AP~ Maw. EqJ, Call Betty, "5-l.lllO.
154 Avoc.ado St., c.M. BAiJ Vl~~~ndJFl'ICE S tar> ..... 5428. 1/4, ~or 545-Tl2!1 on CHILD CAii -. Hl-7105 ar ~· 11-. !II. units. BEAtmCIAN with followlng 644 s•
612.-9708 ft-•~:. Lido-.... FOUND blad< mal<! est wkentll. Vicki, JUwvd. ...ma. Tu's1fn. "'11 malnt. ~. '-aha port time llelp. TI>e -~ ~•-• DEPENDABLE • ...... ~. n-N l!alaU 2ltK A-I lll141to!!iiio ... !!'ep,...~"!!· !'!-~""""~!!!!!!'·, 1tfflonom.ica. Bia. 615-i100 ebout 1 )T. old, Vfl')' fritnd-LOST-Male lril""h Setter ff4rbor--Baktr area. PROFrmOHAL Painter. ~ n.....a... Dl'au.,. • '1 ! l'""""""""""""""""""""""""I ly. Vicinity Newport Well weorlncred ba.,,dan~a . u~noat worlt, ,. ... AHUilTU.nuuu. ~--N.B. se.52U. CLUB STIWARD 9eSliBllllJZO PROFESSIONAL Julie, No. t tnct. Flea eotiar. wouM on aide, needs 546-4145 . U./IDI., lht/Exl. tne ..._ moh •lntermedlalc.Mln .. 5 BOOKKEEPER Wl<kendtm~forma-~ to go, He: at BolA 96M391. medication. Call M>i:>M. WD.J.. babysit 1n my h>ow, Refs. 64W'T59. yn. 6pet. Type $ bldp. Pba,rm.aey exper, N.B. area. ture mni fD. ~
Soe.rldinc New Adult Aplt. • ..,. .~H.B. $ 7 5 / m. 0 • TOY tllwr female Poodle, 5 MON'nl oJd female Irtsh 0 • .,. or --.i..-l ..... :. ProgTeatve N.B. ftrm. SeDd resume to P.0, Box pe.tn>l of &fOUndl .. dodr.a e 2 DR. 1 BA. FUrn $225 -~-·'· --··~~ ~ HOUS& .. ll"""· ~ • est., --10880 •--1 · •--Cal~ nl' '-· vie. 17th A Santa Jona Ave., Setter ·Jost Stpt. 9th vtc. $3),, 2 $30. M5-llS94. a e c 0 u 1 t i c a l cellln&t. .,,~ _.. .. '. ~ ~ -""· • includln&' lite ja tonal :i.,2~!' :a~~ u~:2l~ BAYFRONT office for rent Colta Mesa. Call 54S--12Xt, CaUtornl:& St, H.B. Contrector • ttUOn&ble: frff e1t. ARTiri\ craft1men, OMO•_.. ma.in. Bab6a C))rlnth!an
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setttna:. Carport1, gu paid. ::°':;. 1100~~ on 2nd to Identify. 5.'IHJ936, '71U53fi..5857; carpentM wanted, ecper, 'OYS Yacht Club, 1801 Bqtlde I
UE20h •M n ..... 77 .. ~.';... permo.FOUNDwhltemalepoodleLOSTSatMalelriJhSetter,REMODELorrenovate. ln'MdinCwlthbands~ B : I Dr .. OdM. ~· 4 • t St., C.M. 54~.37 ~~ ft--~ ~--~• -~~ • SEPT. sale, b;I d II c., h ., c•" be lO • t ~. ) ==='""'"~~-~=.! typ& dog In vlclnlty o1 in Costa Mesa. n.:,...11.1u. -...c:fa'nu u.111.i-..-wi-Mlnt. 5'7-5M6, wallpaper 1; hang-ei:w. 11,1.l t am • pm I need two boys to fD1 vacan-COO~ .. some exper..,nce re-
HuntinQtor. Be•ch OFFIC&Store. 525 sq...1t. OU Heller Park, C.M. Owner se>.21C. Llc. & bonded. 30 yrs. eXp. tiig. lO,<ro. Samplet The Monday1 & ~Fridays '714: ciH on but newapaper boy quired. Apply lq person, ;
HUNTINGTON G a r d e n J
Apt.I. ltell at Bolu Chica.
846-1323. Comparto • See
what S'Ou're miulnz, Fr.
IJ:<l.1260.
St Pies. Util. 2052 Newport pleuecontact,548-2884.. Free est. 831-1109. . Hansman-.f9l.«l6l. Cap.istrano BeaCh. crew. Onl',. experienced Lovet, .Brookbu,rst A: ~
Blvd., CM 646-1252 BlJC, ma.I~ cat .. Labor :::r J Ac K T a u I a D e-Repa.lr A11l1t1nt Controller boya. cons:idered. Top pay. Adams, ununcton ,Beach. l
PLUSH 1mal1 3-offioe suite, vtc. Hunllneton A Jull ·-11~1 remod., addlt. 20 yrs. exp. PROF~·PalnttniU. ·,.-,~~·Mui: be,de .... ed: u .. .i-·or and bonus. Are you tood CO ""' ... ,for donut "1
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_.___. ,.A ,A ..... -· accoua. ce , ter c.1.1.e1.. _ -•-·'-..-~ ·~· ,._..... _ ... 11-If ••• ..... .,..... • vc:n""r' ~ .. or H.B. Vtty rentle. Flea col· lJc'd. My W1.7 Co. 5f7..(I036. Llcllns. Free at. 64>5l9L mumr ht -'aCl"O\lntine. Hotel e • ...,..... to "..-..y • ID shop M tuft, uperlenced ~
&42-3073 Jar. 536-429'1'. t AddiUonl * Remodelin& or related exper. desirable. call: woman. qe 25 er over, Full j
2 Aiijo1nlng otllcea. bWly In-MALE s-.. Spaniel B1k $c:hMla a GeTwlck •Son, Lle'd PAl!fflNG • llonelt. dean, Send JWuma To 54!!--3147 or port time. 847-1000
tenectton C.&I. $90. UW'a '-whllc • collar o.a tog, lnlll'Vdlons m ~ *, 54~%1'!0 ~ wori<ic P"'°"'!'l Manager BOYS 12-16 COUNTER Girl ~ Mt. Bell
Incl. 64"""'60. Vic s. Brookhunl " Adami. · D 1 • ' m-57 • BolbN lloy Club Join Top Crew sd1ln& ara... a.anon. 2939 E. Cout I '
DELUXE Apt-priv. patio,
mullc. 6 pool1, sauna, ten-
nh, $130, Spacloul Poolaide
Bungak>w $1.50. 846-0259.
Newport Be•ch
PLVSH, amall New p 0 r1 9f3'2..6810. INTERESTED IN A · r veweys PAINTING 6-PAPERING, 1221 W\.,(',out Hwy Cout'1 favorite NewsP,&ptr· Hwy, Corona del lfar,
Center 3-ott1ce .Wtt. Phone FND: mixed Cocka bk>nd. REAL 'ESTATE CAREER'! OCEANVIEW C.Onatr.· Co. l9 )'1"I in~ aru..1Jc Ir Newport. Bnc.ll Work 2 eveninO and Satur·
tn4l 644-8814 or 64>-.1073. male about g moo. 25 Ibo tn4l 54S-1192 IUO Our apec!alty In upbalt bonded. Rd's tum. SU-2356. AnENTION day. ~ Commlaslon
Business Rentll ..., vie, Slater 1; Bushard, F.V. Academy Real Estate ~pain, pa.vine. W&leoating, PluMr, Pitch, R.9palr S•liswomefl & Min and Bonua.. Make Money
CualomPA8RT" TIME lj
New Co. Elp8llllon I Live
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iirc";;:;'A,;i;;i;;'i;;;;~l~-~~2965,~,..:.· -=-=~-~ Contrl.et A Ins. School jet-ee&l A aradinl M5-6170. $25,000 ,. $50,000 and Keep, up with SCbool·
OFC space A abop tor Jeue. FOUND r,,11 f ma! 325 Old No. Nwpt Bl., NB G•rdening *•ttP!,._TOI,, ~tftima••1G Clamorous:, bclttna, adven· ''fllOrk, too: 557.6139 •.
Appr 1700 sq rt. Air cond. 2 to)' --ile· e e, R..E, Education~ 1964 .,_ ..,~ ..,,""' .c ... -. •• -~'\ .. c·-· •"th • no collar. Veey Wt'll trained. ·s G can 540-6s2s IU.O........ llU cu~ ...
o-bead' dra. Next to Vie. Bushard Ir: Ta1bert BOB ARDENING Oubpa.eUlea flying all of
Barden• Pest Control, 696 FV C.llf.ft 6.30 968-6162 , ~ I:. LANDSCAPING Plumbing u.S.1'M~ico.Noqebar·
Randolph A~.. C. M. ' · ' · · • , ............ , Irvine lndustriaJ rlen. Ear'n ·u ~ learn.
546-5670 Ask for Mr. FOUND-blk: Labrador Complexes. Drainl undogged-$7.50 Call ~'1 .McDoDiJl<l ' ·at
Barden. w/wWte chest A. paws. Vic. · -1 557-4299 ~Spin. •Sewer line to fOO' -$15 ~9471 q1J>S5T-4~. ·
"T 1j E FACTORY". con-~~~~%_fS:merican Wy.. B•byollll.. AL'S Land>caplol .. Tree e P*L~=N~ .-,ATTRACTIVE .GIRL
al.sting of 32 unique boutique removal. Yard remodellng. ./ Occ,a!IOneJ work ,.
&hops, hat 2 openlngs In the BLACK Shaggy curly baired BABYSlTI'ING lnl&nb to 3 Truh haullne, lot cleanup. Instilll·Remodel-Repafr ./ l-U pay, thort houri
ms.II ranging tr.om $80 mo. terrier/Cocker, white cheat, )TL Exper. mother. Loving Repalr sPrinJden, 6'13-ll66. Free Est. Lie. 548-8712 ,/ General clean'" ..
Oakwood is $1 mlU!on In 425 SOth St., Newport Beach, male. Vlc:?.fw::dY Park, H.B. attentiVe care. Days or HALLORAN'S lawn RrVice PLUMBING Rfa'AIR ,/ No he11.vy wo;,,.
re creat ion.Swimming 6'7l-96D6or642-8520 847""453. nlte1, P/time also. H.B, all k hi' No,.·b'toosmall dri 11 p ools. Health clubs. =------·--= 968-5038 qu tywor man• p, Must ve. APp1Y .t
Saunas. Tennis courts. Stor11e 4" YOUNG female black & tan • reliable, ttuanable after 6 * 642-3128 * RENTAL "E~DIER German Shepherd pup loond e RELIABLE sllter, mature p.m .• 962-!riOl. COLE PLUMBING 569 w. 19th, Costa ?itesa
from $140
BOYS
Ase 10.14 to dell¥tt papers
ID the Dana Pofnt. San C.
meme aftas. ... .
. DAii. Y PILOT -BUSBOYS
D•y & Nile
must be 18 or over
INTERV1E;WS 3-5 PM
Has created openings 11 For men 21 " VP lo , Start work lmmOll!alel)' '
$9&.$128 WK.
547.00U DAti.Y 1 DELIVEBY ol -DA IL Y
PILOT, SIJNDAY'ONLY, to
. neW1paperboys. RequlrM ;
the UM of a Station Wqon 1
or Van. Qinloet Jlt. Hlny
Seeley, !30 w..i' Bor St.
Cotta Mna.
DEI.IVERY boy mlcd.
Freeway· Auto,
27601 Forbes 114.
i...,una NJru.i BHll ards. Indoor golf driv-600 to 700 sq. ft. in new vie. Dwyer Intmn, Scbl., A. up. 6 am-6 pm. wlaty1.l,C='=-~~~---Ci Ing range. Sand Volleyball. warehouse. w. Costa Mei&. H.B. ~n81 an 6 pm. $5 per day. incl. 1unches. 23+ EXPERT Japan e • e 24 hr. service. 845-1161 Attract Iv•. m Id-ace ·" ·'
Whirlpool Baths. And Jots $100/mo. · 673-6663. MALE blonde curly puppy C Flcrrnr St., C.M. Crear). Gardener,..r .. ~ now · b otrtmw • Remodel A Repair COMP,/HSKPR, !Ive ln. tor OCO 6
more. A r.esident tennis Vic Ad • ·~y G upkeep, _...... pm, refined adult. 213: 382-2J90 1555 W Ad m DEI4TAL Jteoeptienllf, •x· Rent•I• Wlntecl 460 . : ams A Stonewood. Bn.o SlTl'IN my home, cleanup. 9fi8.-3486. CUSI'OM Home Re~ eves. ' •
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per. neceu. for a inventtw pro and actlvllles director (Magnolia) wearlhg flea dQ> or rllte, loving catt . ..:..=""-,:,::;,=:c: __ ~-Alterations. KltcheM. David C'oat• Meil dental ofc M~ be. ~t
who plans free Sunday EXECl1I'IVE family, all collar & tag. 962-4798. 1..r1<. fncd yd. 642-5299.. * LANDSCAPING * AUTD POLISHING enthuswUo a. cW1u1.
brunches and barbecues. Bra'dulhots, wan~-~ rend! 31 ~-~ FOUND mixed TerTler pu~ BabYsftting in My Home Ndewccktawn1A. Sp r iStll k I ellr ~d· SSt"'8rtl /~~· ~I . Full-p/time auto polilh A-BUSBOY exp. pm. Apply in S46-0654. Starting as low as $140. me, unvn:i. e l•uu py. Btown &: ~·hire. Vic. Aeytlme:. $4 per day s, c eanup, ate c . ew ng ~1 ... rat on1 detail poaltionl. NWtl loca-persori bet. 10-12 ain Mon. ~:-==;;=;:.-,.-,.~~,....,,...
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·-•or -a-~nt Balboa SJG.1225 ---------• .__ G-•• co Good-· , All DENTAL Aqi•tant I Rt'-S ingles, one end wo· ... " ....... •uiv' Dtuimbor Ci in HB ·•54G-I169 e · """'" •vwu• • __... thru l'ti."I'he ey Wat
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• Pcnwuta N<Cd Oct 15 ---r. · • DUTCH _M SEWING-DESIGNING METRO CAR WASH n-• ~~ E. 0ce·~n• ceptloniat. Dplmic H.B.
edrooms. furnished and $350/mo .. m11...'t imum. 'call .._..:,....,,. Babysittma" Stnrfing 1 6 ..... enerll. ~· Men/Women. Rea1. Rates 2950 Harbor ,Blvd., C.M. N~.B•. 6'JJ.IY. ~ ., practiee hu openlnc tor in-
un lurn1shed. Sorry no sr Bernard f al Vic 0c· 1.111'sJt.·· on. thru Fri. cmp I. ·ser.. ca vc••••· .,0 min. Call ~'1450 ~=~===~="' lclllgen' •-•".-chalnl'-Naney Powell. MO-OOOO Moll • • em e. 536-2300 dovs or Arie ••A 7VO"' ~·~••" ..,..n .. 1 ., ·-·•...,. vc
ch11dren or pets. Models thru Ft!, 8 lo 5. Kalter Sehl. ea.ta Meaa. * n46 * 21 ,..,,. ,,_..,, .. ~ * DRESSMAKING * 1
" ~· .. .......:> .&:JUU•• CARP.ENTER uslstant. Future unlimited. o pen dally 10 to 7. MS-8039. 31~ p.m. INGS can belP make the 1 yr ~de in boat mfa Muat'have uper. Sal open;
Pn.Ql'ESSIONAL ram 11 >' Cerp1nNr EXP. Ha"°aJ4n Garde.ner. Reasonable. Ex-perie.need. holiday• happkir Sor your at cabinet abqp. M7-Z69.
Oakwood need• dean poot-home. Ask B~'i""Ne~~~ ';" 15,:" LARGE OR SMALL Complete gardentns service e "2--0!97 e,_. =-enllnl family! 11•1...,. sell· . fSLAlll>E1' YACHTS o"""'E"s°'1"c"N"""E"'R~'llral~~..,.--,-,,,~1
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for Frank, Agt; 956-2.100. • "rv>• ea c • ,11 ""' ..... Work? Cut •-n, Kamalanl, .,.,. -Alter•tions-642..5145 '"" fine Avon producll lor '""w ,_ St. rden Apartment• 67>2067 ~ .,~. ~ ~·~ "•• '" • ..,... HVAC. CM oflk• Send Misc. Rent•l1 465 YO ' panel. remodel, 1ini1 h, EXP ERIE N'C ED and Nf!at, accurat~. 20 yean exp. our · Irreilstlble Qiriatmu COsta Me~ ... resume A hl1.y rate. ne-1 ...
Newport Beach
hvlne and 1&1h
645-0550 • 642-6170
UNG male Welmars.ner 962-1.961 ltable ro.-i.... . TII cataJOgue. C&ll Now. ===~--'--.,,-: .., OVERLOOKING Bay _ lBR vie. llamilton SL, H.B-frame; repain, etc. . tt 1a '"'"'• service, • ~'100.. CASHIER. expcrr, on NCR P.O. 217, •Newpcrt Beach,
Trnilcr & c:Jban11. Furn. 962--9831. CUSTOM woodwork p:&nel· free estimates. 963--10'12 CERAMIC tile new & BABYSJTI'ER needed 2 .•2.00 Di)-lhLft Call BW ~Ca;,:92625.:::;;_~~-..,.,~·ll
Avnil. Oct. l j, $140 mo. FOUND la~ iree~ panot tne. Cabinets.' Gen'I rePftln. COMPLETE L • w n Ir remodel. Free est: Small afternoons during wk, Snyde,i~ ~ &J!l>·l2 noon. EIKtronlc Atnmbly
I Ir: 2 BDfu'f apt1, i:e.rages,
pvt gardC'n pall~. 1ll'i. &:-
up. VIII pd. }'urnUw:.s, avail.
531-3508; S.lS-89!12 .,.
\\/rite P.O. Box 613, So. wired creaL Beacb A Ph. Duke: DaDurka,· Gardening aervlce. Haullng job&wel~.536-242.6. Sll.O/hr. My home. Own ~~'r . ~ N.B. Costa Mesa area. 6'2-4342. ~.~~:8-· .213-799-&lll or Cnrtield. l-1.B. 962.-8517. MS---1588-I: clean-up. Jim M&--0405. tnnsp Harbor V Hms, r " • 'l:"V'l:'J"IT'l"'lfT\1' ~ ~~ C . ' I JAPANESE G d . . u CASHIER.-_.tutti« ~·•·-J!lcn!~ .. c FOUND: Sm&ll black male. arpet S.rv ee a r f! n e r • [Il] 646-1831 aft 6. .ii..i-· ) -.. '. •-.1-,"' in Ottioe . Manq:er. Dymmlc
FOR Rent oU street parldna Coe · Complete Yard Work and I IJ __ , ·-.....,. -Bea..._ Q>A flnn
spaces lail>, l'li&ht Jlghtini. Slotk-a·pooF V ~~ .. ~,,e .. 1:1and & JOHN'S Carpet A Upholstery Cean-up. Free fft. 642-3102. BABYSJTI'ER. 5 days, 7:~ ~ 'to -Mill'": ~ "P $1B/mo.
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36-B Newjlort • er, .. ~. Dri.sM.mpoo free Scotch-G . . to 12 noon.~1tcboolclilld,1 _Hotel:Lq\ma 425 &a..eout hu openlna: for Intelligent,
Blvd., Costa l\li!sa.. ~UZI. FOUND in C.Pi-1. Small n . guard (Soil Retard.anti). ..,.r•I Services infant. Utt bouMkeeplna. Hwy, J..a.guna lleach: • . crutive ettrelary with
Sa .~ ~ 642 0545 ... ,_ J-• w.-·-~ u-1• 700 Tramporta' tkm A. ttfl a ~--=--"-.... r 90' _..._ tniatlaUve -1: abIJU;y to 0.
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fen ...... , •t•~•e, C.M. ~M! ~ ........ -, ~a.sen & n.u • COw• HA VE )'OU flipped your wil? -nr.&1 ,.... ~ w ... ~ w .,.,_ ........ 1biu'-· o I' & .. ~ --......,..,_ bli h 10 I must: 557-3961. v-.cbt •---~"' In Nov. swne re1....,._ ~· n 1 ,_, Boata, campers, etc. 50c per · I tenen: &-m nu~ Call Joan far beat flt and YOUNG man with palntlng " B ~ J-~ ......-career mlMM need apply, 1-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-:iiliiiiiii ·tt/$8,50 minimum.~. Male Collie. Vic: Santa Ana bleach tor white carpell. lt)'lln&. 847-t4ll. plumbing exper1ence ·needl ABY~r1r;.K, ~-.. ... for .extended · crulMJ to Must ~~-~ typiq',·
II ~~~~~~~~~' (Ralght A Warner), 55l.J619. Sav_e your money hY ~vine Hiullng full.time employment, 25.-50. 5 dayi: wttk. 7:!I0-5:30 Caribbean. Meditmanee.n I: short hand sldllt I pleasant; Room • 400 -; Lost 555 me extra trips. wm clean prderabJy in conatructlon Girl 1%. boy JO. Exp. Ref. A~ Seu. i auetts in telephont voice. Future
n_OO_M_S_$_18-,-'k--p-w_/_k_lt "---11 ll'iii14] living rm.,. dlnJng rm. .0 SKJPLOADI;R .0 dump truck Industry, 642-0022. ~ ~tranl.6 Ute hlekttpln&; Owner'1 section A.tftw of 4 unlimited. Salary open'
· u · "'"--·-· LOS"l' maie Irish Setter. 9 hRll $15. Any nn. $7.50, 'M>l'k. Concrete •' uphalt V'ltO"'V'U • othen. Applicant lhould be Ph6ile 172-7486. · s::o. "k up .,., A11ts. Low . ,mo. old, haa Akin disease couc1' $1.D. ChA1r $5. 15 yn. aawing I: b re a k i n a: • Job Wanted. FenMle 702 BABYSltl'ER tor la r g e .ma:i,, ~ yrs io1 l ace ~..-..nftO SECRETARY . .'
n1011U1l,v rnlr~ .... 7ti Ncwpo1't Vic: H.B. area. 54•JA"'". exp. ls what countl, not 846-'lllO. GOOD, TYPIST hurch --..11 suh \mom ,_,, ___ yach' t • ~vu•~
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v • " .,.,,... .JJ: Auto tr•n1port1'tlon 525 SMALL dog, long halr & tail, method. I do work myself. General Hauling &: Movin& Will de your tYplntl .t '1: 30 to 11:30 .SOme' wk-da,JI MUat be DOftl,D>Oku , I; ex-gal to ~~.ij~t:f
I .ovr:ly room, vr1v hon1c EEO . drive .. male, blk w/whlte chest. Good ff!f, 53J...4101. Stake Truck w/ltft 1ate. • l:Mr home, Wfl) rtlikup I: wk-riita. Call 8G-C4181, tremely moderate in UH! ot corporation. Rap i d a(I
$ 6 :>I n1 o. Em Pl o Y t! d N -nderl r. Leave AN. to ''HQbo." 9U-8937. C•terl"I Man a-truck $7.50 hr. nd •II loci HI BABYSll'lER • p&rt, time· 5 aloohOI. ~p]y w/resuma,of vancement, Start $636. Fee
i.::cnUrn1nn or It u de n l •. Cd~l 8 am, leave .downtown LOST 645--0503 . a . YU . t ., daya. 8:;l0 am to 3:30 pm. l ~ .' ien\ploymen -;,A Pald/Al90 Fee PollHons. 546-1713 eves. l.A 4 p111. 673-304i. puppy, 2-tone brown, COMPLETE weddlnr and • F.V., West, 75c per Pl• aehool child, I 'home. Lamb references to Claas:lfied ad Call H I 5f0...605!-
Rn1, kJlch, laundry, & v1c Safeway 'mkt o.n prty. aerv., tnvlbl., flora], TREE 6-}rl plant nmov&l. 'er wllJ wtrlc by-heur School Dist. 968-4968.. ii.o. $J.1,' c'/o-Daily pµot, Coutaleen~·, 279
pool prlv. lltg Bch. ~ Bayl1de. 64Q...0426. ttntal1 etc. ~?im or RototU, renovate, Yard call M7 ... 5; P 0 Box 1560 Costa Mb4 • 842.-52'1'0; 841-8472 Pwaon• I SILVER " apricot Silky, 839-2072 'cleanupa. Mow/haul. Call BABYsnTER-nlghtl, TUes: ~ m . . ' . . Harbor Bl., C.M. -mal "'-n ho ...._1 · ft-MAT 6Ca1403. N._FJ .. F:ii. ~~1!._ .•.l · homN·.!!_·~.e thru Fri. for 3 ;yr. old boY. t . , EXPER. pay swttchboarif
PRIVATE room "·llh privale I ~-;ijjjijjjijjji~·~· ~I Mob~e ff.a~ MS-SW. r.e? CelUng1 Y~. prqe cleanups. ua ~· ... ~ Santa Ana llel&:btt area; CHILD needs early marntna: operator "'c~ 'Mr balh nnd cntranCt". $35 wk. I 1 Boultkllrs .e Companjonl: 54()..4381 ca11 da)'I' only. ,~'rid.!. Fountain Valley ~«I ~ ' ·
N.B. area. &&-314.1. ~sonel1 530 ~ c:.i~ciru1:'2Znd~ ~:=~ :i:= ~ w ~, dh1p~: :r-:maaken -'Upjobn BABYSl'ITER want¢4•witbitl Area. 131-3423 afttt
4 PID: \ EXPEffiENCED medical re,
}'URN. util, stuclrnl/prefcr· ALL BOATERS c.~f. Reward, 64$-0965. Any time. ~1183 Rue.. 147-2666. walld~ dltt. ot,Npt. Elem. OIVIL ,Eng.tneer1n1 ceptionlat. CaU Mr. Snyder: red. CloM! to OCC/UCI. $55 FC bkprlOO Mgr. Prefer 1 child. Nof more · than 12 • Draftsmail. 2" )'fl sub-64().-0)40 •
mo. 642-8520, AnENTIONI Y~ ~.~.~!.: Pl'.1DYplac•qr,.,.....wm hn.aweek.M&-'lll6'/. ·.divtaion'. exp. Work in '=rnCIAL. , 6
Seamanship • Small n-I * * * * * '* ,._ ea • • ' ---lob rt: ,..... books " train n • uysrrrER, ~~ ••-be a u ~11 u I San ·Juan FIN~, succeu GuHI Homo 415 Handling ..;;.,.... ofl';;a anytime, 54M031. .o...,.. ,,....."'11 m.:3659. ~ ~ -Copiltnltlo, permanent. _,ecooomlc lndepencl<nce
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PRIVATE ROOM* GEN. Haulln(. 'l\ff/lbrub Joh WMllod,' M &'..I' 704 "'"1 Fri. 2 to 5 ""': Some . ClbiistiaDoen • ~ltllel "be,....,... N•_. Co. -)
fr'ff of charge by the Hunt· \I"--.... --------------.! triru. GU'' a-yd .. 1--, eve1. 115-2806 eveL • 831...mt « 493-3321 ~ for creative people 1Yh0
for a111bulalory lady. Good lngton Beach Power Squad· Eat. 139-2303. ~7---.FOR JOUl' '-"'-t .. domeot"" BABYS11"1'ER. mlllt be in • ' Qn train A rlmtvate ~N
food, nice cheerlul Sur· ron. New clasS(!s start at '1 ' ' f ~Ip call·~ .tin'~ ~ ~. ot.K,I J l ybrook . • dill ~114) ~'ml). --=z: roun~~ll 01~47;.1 . ~~ ~~';\~i'~v~"1\~~~ Trader's Paradise f'4ouNclNpl.. ! moll!' 'Aaenel'.' 10! So.' School, C.M. 9'19-4&11 '; ct;;cal FLORIBT, ...... In .... CO~fE sc.>t•. 11:1~;;-y;;-ur pWt nl~h t for 13 \Yeeka 11 thf' MESA Cleaning. · Carpetl. , Anaheim St, An• b •.1 m • llABYSTITER. Mi Pm · ranglna *' dllplay of frab
cared for 111' )-OU 1vould do, 1-lunlillilOn Bench JI I g b , ,. nes windows, tloora, etc. 63$-642,1. • ' wkdays. $]/hr. foun~aln In~ tor Wort In Los DO>fl!n. ~ + brio per ,,. ..
time pel'tnillliii.;. Gtz.927g School, I71h & l\lnln Street, R.esld/eom1• 5 S 7 - 6 T 4 2 • Htlp Wanted,'M I. ''710 V&!J~. 968--M3:! &ft 6. ~ until move to Top pay, 6'75-Ql.. , .t
Rentals to Share 430 Room 136. Any questioM M8--Clll. ·~ NewPbtf:·ln laW!'Septernber. FREE -blue chip"IWnPI or call tn4l 002-1834, t1"mes LADY Day work -·-·0 Appllcatiooll BAKEllY . ' FRE'E 'Dall7 -bu• Betty croc ... Cook Book. * llINDU SPffirrtJAUST * hoollOdeantnc Retltlble, own Coolni Relle• 6 di.-· SALES CLERKS tranipao!a!lon provided ..,. Have tor ~1qir111mu Gilt LADY ~hnre niy lowly 4 Br
2'" Bn. home. Fr p I c.
Dlshe11, linen!!, w1hr/dryer,
d1h\\'r. 1~r'1: yrd, Nr, M11y
Co. $100/nio. Please no
rmokcr11-, no dri nkers .
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EED n>on1matr to 1~
hOult ln Laguna Beach with
girl art 11ude:nt. Beautiful
location, l blk from beach.
S100 mo. 833-:wi& be! 7 • 10
pm.
MO'J'l-IER le daughler will
Wnt home on bus line.
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Let thi• ad chanp )'Olil" , tnnlportat1on, 673'-2911. ~~-P131t ~. 111-Part)'. ~
whole outlook on IUel« tbe dollars HOUSEKEEPING, •up If ~--~;ire.~·~~' Tw Qullity Baker)' • --•.:. ; , Gen'I OfC. ' to NGI
better Proreulonal •dvtte ..U.ble. Does .,,.,,,u.ing. wal-a., Apply •I Colon!' ApPUI In ~·Q\ilY' PACIFIC Exper. In ~re work eari Ill
on lift'. Licensed. Readlnp Rd.OwntraMp.5G-0381 Kltcbed;• San Juan . -.f_. MUl\IAL =:ana:ne· Come .in utl
"'11'· JO AM-lO PM ' 2\l ACRES No c.lit. 21' lobd crull. satlloa~ ll88 Export Hou-lHnl.. C.ptlliano. ' • 10 Mr. Aiid.rson PRIORITY
49"-!l136, 492-0034. 3ll No El n-e.,, clolO to 'town A -Vlk!nr •21>$51100 VII;• ilj Dy' IW~ . ~ 3'14i I. CNll !'.\W'f' ••-· T I Camino Reil, San 1,.,, l2000. Vllue. Trade w/Nplmoor.·l7400vll.Sea· Dldicototl Clea111N _,..,.. !011.$' l' ·c ....... •I M•r Appl,y lli>•·l ~• r • PERSONNliLAOENC'f
Oementt. for car, or '!'! "IOIMI 2M TD-$5300 vaJ. Trd * WE·OO EVmY'ftUNG * r;c Bookkeeper. -'800 , 9 am·U poi at oar ~ -230 E. l'flh. CM 116'5-'(150
CASH FOR COINS (7141 83H208 all pt~ m ft~. -Sec'ya tol!Oll : r;...., ~Em~· ~-·t.1!:°• NeW'po\ot GENERAL Olllce , _.. or ~ mtr hm ·5948 ~ Free tit. 641-2131 Min Aallst·'Ittvd · lo $'IOO :-1-.,,.,..., ~,-' ~~ • ~--•-~ ·~"
Silver, Gold, Colleq.Johl, HAVE: 4 Br, 2 ba Mesa del p--C I Cle ...1 ._....._.. ..,._ 111'1~
Ac:cumu!atkm, U.S. Type, Mar home Wont· vacant SO' G•lf kotch dl111I ,.;:';,.Z A ot:"c":. ~-·=I IALllOA ·--ic·: le<b' w/hl~Ulh•t
F .... fan and Slaml>I Needed land"' loC.. . In S9ain IU,500, Trade tor Call Dutch 537'1!0i. _,,,, A.IP Clerli' s:;i;o MIRIT PLAN ,.._ Jnl....U.C -litl """"
PAY rop DOILAR i... P'"ydo, ... uor -or ' ~ '$4!0 111/VEHTPR,Y ,,.,,,, w. c.ota Mesa.
OLD COIN SHOP ~i-or ...._.,_ 546-8409 "'" HOUSE OF CLIAN NEWPOD'I' INSURANCI c~•ROL S!M663. -==-==--
222 Forest, L.B. ...._Tl'l'7 ~ --· noon, wlnd6ws, .,.i . ...na. ·' • "• · Vl'H GENERAL MAIJ!TENANCE
PROBLEM ~ WOODLAND , Hill• home ~U~pt ~~~·2 lot w/am 6 )'l'l. ln .,.._ -• Por-1 Jleoncy UNDl!RW,RITIRS ~ 1 to 2 pa ,_nl Man. 1'Utllllt .... bit.ts
l1de b. $56,000 VII. Eqty $27,000, • ,...., ,. ·~ ... + eq. or !gt DAYWORK .Y ·m 0.-Dr., N.I. olJIOe• -•n<!e. --•.-.nlilt. -
nc aympat etiea.,2\IBa,pool.Forplane, "" ... d'"up~~~"'1n'NB1or/ OWN-·uSPOR-•TJON .a.XII , 'Pmonal "--117. IJQdeClil~~wlth .. -~ ~regnancy ~· Abofl. tncome j)l'Op.. Ma,W Co., ~ -,_ '""".. ·•"" cuult1 a '*' . lkil ~;:;.:. ~ nl Al'· R!tr, 640o1J91!5, . LaCUM. Pr1n< ott1y, 11S7-e ~ e ADVERTJl!lNG
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·==::--:--:---..,..,.--1STA Power p~ucta, oil, , llAVEJ.2.dduuunil>,New· RELIABLE LADY S!ICRETARY ForAppoln-tc.enta<! -. ' MALE wanted to sh•ro VINCENT J. Pr a o Un· p1 6 tranamiitscln "°"' ' part llOoCh; want cont11H!1" WISHES S PAYS ' Graal OJ>PIY• lot otnb!tlotll. ...... Prtllt ~ a~ CiiU: ™4fl¥, UiO
Lquno bchlront p 11 c e, Urgent !hat )Oii eolI your ~lllOn<ra, Trade tor cor, clll or h)dQotrial, e ll0-!530 e hllhlf lklllod Jlrl. llnlno. 6tc M E:"' Iii. o P UI
BAOIEL.oR will !hare 2 BR
cc:in<to in San Juan Capll1-n.m with female. Renl
free. 4l)6.,1lJI, alt I PM.
187.liil mo Ind uW.. J11k, c ider slater! lmportont boat, ....i eatata °' 'llt1 TJJF; IRWIN'<Xl. j DAY WORK lnltla~V., -"' ·Sii nq'd. · " • • Col ...... ,.... , .~-~
497-11&\ l•mlly buslne11. . equll)' fi1U1:M. IUW.TOl\S ~ Hl'l 'a di)' llU-2113 m.J&lo. ,. , • I E41lil oi.or. Em,.,,,., lfll-\ A -
fUIUI. Lwrur7 ~ llR bojme, ALCOHOLli:s -* * * * . * . * Lin It tndoT Our 'lndtt'a 11'1 1 -· , , ... u your G W. ~A" .. S.._ ~M~-~l~---.,.;-i!' \'lw, 1rJi. ~n.i. male Phone 50-'1217 or -P•""1ao column 11 fOr ,.., , Jt.,.. with -• .,. llalb< A IOOll -od ts• nood Jo. AA ..... GMiwlwlt> 1111 ltllo -_.
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HCiiJiiillHll ILE. llALD SALllLADY.c:ASHIEll SERVICE Sia -JC• e>al$4NAL UMIMNDT !llOVING. -t.c-11-!llON A '!\IN. -""'cl WA'.i'OJ, ~ Dat•J~
HOUHKllPlll * DO IT NOW! )(a-.......... "" "" Ml ----... CHINESE ART OIJECTS ty ....... • all -....... -~ -·· = Jl.m. ~$111. • D<ttlPenl, -· ·-pool-' Wl'h.., tllo ._ IOd -nlM1'elr lmall llood ,... • A-_,,. I ?1 a al -...., 8'pl. 11, l pm ~ aoodL M • d . UJlop. Mlle. Jiii ......,..., I .:::::.:=.=:;..:;~--:...
U.. avallollPo <Jd, L -m "'IP! U )'00 -.. -"°' a 111(1<1' ...-. Ho &n-., 1112 -J!ls. Pl .. lotw, -1111 alt -.. ·-.. ""'1 !:utlllolt N.B. __., 11'
,.,_, edll?ta, N..,...-t..... OOn -C...., "°' J111t a Sat oJcht or Siio. -"-BdL ' 1 adclbal -"* f. Jlatd\q bullet P«on CARACE -All pod RADIAL arm aaw, JO'',
-lbll .,,.,.,. ~ Job .... .,. w)mas...... Modloal t hotp(tal beodits. a WUb drawlQI, aw SllPI\'.. -HlFI -ft<On! lurD. Tabl ... --:.~:-°r.; PS::':'!~ VJ t • a-°"'8>1ttmeot I Unllorm film. $2.25 JI" Sld11ed O¥er 210 J>CL • ..,. A cab. Fr. l'n>Y1nc?al Kins 1.,.pa. -eJ.tO& .,.-. SMl'I ~ -e _.... Kc want to !alt Ip YOUl 1..ooll hour. MACHINIST .......i ~art obJem, ,,,..-. .. ~ new mat· Mlleqe ptJd"' car fllmW>. a er at a.. beae111a. _ .... ., Apply I" -carved~ d>la ,,__ Lan\pe, end tablel a Dr. N.B. Sat a SUn. Mla .. lta-Ill
oil. Call eollect 112-3521. ALL. De-'"ts. , Llndbarw Nutrition PROTOTYPE aot. --bot11a. RI.re ooll,. table' eloc, ap-BEl!ROOM lllml.,.., port. ;.;;.~_..;.;..,_ ___ I
H 0 USE XEEPERS. Day New lkael Sain. tour neyr (in rear o1 tbe Toy WGrtd Be able iOio on •tup. Qno!bef, , pol'ttlalo, doi-pUancet. mana p \ct u r e TV't, Apt. alze stow, old D .AL J "sYnti)lhonle Bl·
dl1ft. ~ prel4!rred We .,.. now •cceptfnt tnctat Somt p:llldoat'SU. Stor,o on lower Jewl a,. Short term.. IDMf' amberi.Df, bronze . In.mes. much m ore. table, dlahes bookl. m.l9C-c;vtle1lt" Orislnal colored
butwlll-rtralnet, appllcatlen1for-UJ+~,oth~ CoutPiuaSboppfns-C-Irvine 5404450 u....UU ....... IA jade, Newport 1!0\lh11, 612-0038. 451!Flowet,CM. Jltl"'lrflph. 1?1ned A
Pacl.Qca llolpUal -"*'-1....ars Gua:rant~ws hf.lb~ ter, Calta Me&) NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO ""9r'Y. l'Olt t;UUb. lapls, Oakwood Apt, No. E ~. SAT. Ir Sun., 8:30 a.m. • I numbered l D3/llO. J"ramed.
Ca&l IC*'J, at M. ..... ._.. cat banut,,' po.Id vacaUou. TEMPO chryataJ, tu.rquota, GOLD 4 pc. aectional, any 2 p.m., table &: dla.lri. old f1!iO. Dql '1$-3SOO, nu.
Mn. Dadloy Modka1 a.,.i IJle !osurap SALESWOMAN Tampon.., If.Ip m•l•tl!lt•, --· Oil . mu. couch. Bod In t. any TV'•, end tab?.,, nilioo., 'llU .;flW211::::;:;:;:·~..,,.=--=--.
R OUSEKED>Dt-U...ln,. ' ........ $ DoltNOW,Jt'1YourmQteJ p&intinp, jadt trees . pc,$50.2newgoldaml.occ LlbertyH.B .• 14~21'.fi KOBEN'Adl.Supcr lmovle
Dr'• -· t acboot ..,., CallJOllN SEYMOtni; F\111 Time-Experienced STORE MANAGER .......,, chn. ~-d>eots, tbls, MOVING Sat. 0(1lY Euy ....,.,.. InlUrt cartrldp ~ lllalun, .... to CAµ. 719'22!1 , Conun;s.lon • Benellts. Local small Jj1t ilore lseeel:· NEWl'ORTER .INN Uoovor vac. Mkroocope, <ho.Ir, sio: couch, 12.i: rlrl'• toadlng. p,,,..er 1elephoto
drtw, -w/pod Plffse Apply • SEYMOUI Int an exper . .-derl< to A-. ·L. Burlaon _.....,.., chrome t"" ,., & .. ~t ouit. $5: ctothlng: etc. wide aJlll!e lens. AJ.-
rets. Xlnt sa?uy. M2-1Cl'I. & j P RNlty ~all for Appt. train lcrtbe~U...oh-'·O>lldadod loy: ......, tan nangh. "'•bed & m TUl&ne, c.M. . new. $15 or mUe olltr. e HOUSEKEEPER e kfw:""" J & .M. fr lnv.stmint $441-5050, est. 30 managtt. 0ur· ,_ .,... STAR OF .S!JtJI chair. $:>0. CdM. 613-6>69. GARAGE Sate. Sept. 16, lT, SU-113<""" A ... -.
2 --t USO l\lacAuU>or RHI Eat ... Saifo cbandlle la u d th>c Uno ol (213) -· 925-!515 MOVING llom Ba 2 boa. 18, 21892 Kanoohe Ln, Vie UQUll>AnON SALE
LAGUNA NIGUEL !Aa'oa fJom o.c. Alrport) fR(£ J OSEPH MAGNIN atlll, ,,..,....,.. A decor-1'TH AHTIQUI! BoauL -IU12 o< !um. Magnolia & H 1m11t0 n . Quality carpeu, entire 1toclt *** eH>95I ***. Newport Be;ldl • attve ttema. 1'h1I JmiUon S H OW It SALE Antlquff, Hel.rlooms·French 962-6901. must to-All prica aJuhe<f,
.!!mol Equal Oppor. Employer' otters a $500 ttartin& aaJUJ Lent Be•ch Anna .Pro\lib. Storage units. Ap. GARAGE Sale. l..Llts ot stuff "AU Of It CAR.PET.'' 200
HSKPR. live •in. widower, F.qual Oppor. player L lct>nM T r•fnlnt + good benefitl Ir 'Nllrkin& Ocean I: Loria" Beacb. Btvd. pUancu. Rlllrc everything. • =...--..... · lu Calle De Lot Molinas, 1 San
children 5 a T, m\llt Jat,w Limited Time Only Salts coods. Send handwritten For appt· call 613-0052 ...... ".,.u.1ng goes - m. Cl-G2-M56. car, priv nn Ii: 1V, 51,l day MOTEL MGR., ~ to I' letter coverina )'OW' .. wk $4.000.000 Display • · f\t I s c i t e m • • 2 1 6 4 2 _,,,.
wtr, l s:lllO mo, s..noi. manage 3'( ~tel on :;:.~:;T: C:::. Toy·& Gift Parties exper. to Cluailled ad no. 100 Andque Exbibttl DINING room set side Brookhurst. 11.B.
494-m'l. beach in Oce de. Free pany' Applkanb l1Uy re-Housewives, demonstratms 53>, c/o Dally Pilot, P.O. Stpt.,l4, l5, l$. l'l board. p.ble w/1eat (SYs' GAR.AGE Sjlle -Don't miss
iiOUSEMAN/ 4:90 pm to 1 ~~ ,::~~~"!:: tm~ upoli qualltlcatson. earn to '2.000 by Dec. L Box 1560, Colta Mesa. CaUL . Tbun., Fri., Sat l:·lO PM npen lerwth), 5 chaini & th is one "l\ Biggie" F
•m 1:'.nw.rfence -r.rred . New or •YNi..t•..,..,. --•., NO'Dµ.IVERJES, NO OOL 92626. SUnday 12 noon to 6 PM ~~7 cha.lr. $3)0, 54S-8404 tools, misc. coUecti~'.
T""··• ~ ""'" contact Mr. St• n Ce • __,.--~ -.. LEcnONS. FREE H05r· Equal n...... a.uo:c pm 2583 but will mnsldtt·tralnH. l-m..3270 or tend resume people, Opentnp ~ble. .... _...r. ~ployer ~l•nc. I02 • Santa Ana A~ .. C.M.
PaclDca Hospital 109'7t Carnplet1 training program. ES.S GIFTS. Need car. STUDENT, hoe.rd 1:: nn in 1 ' REDECORATION s a 1 "· SAT Onl y -9-4. Dbl bed,
,,\ Call M2-0611, o:t 246, :_ PC!k ~1 ' Santa Fu.tun manqement oppor-. 97M.m. Girl. 'N Gadgetl. my home, oVe11601iina Dana FOR sale Whirlpool com· Everythl~g mus~ go. Low rle!iks, odds & end!I. 644-1836
· Mn. Dudley ' "'"'''": tunttiff. Call Mr • Sloan at SALESChri.stmaa help Pt. Harbor -in ex.ch. tor •bil)l\k>nrefri~tor /fne'z• prices. 8 aofa, 8 area rug, 2218 Ar alia St, NB. .
HOUSEKEEPER/compan. MO'J'HER'S ~·~Pi li).5581, •i. or P.T. No hlvest. ·90me bavy 1 lttln~ ~ 1er 3 YJ:lr old. clean. Run1 ::!e.let:°~ll~blc, pie· GARAGE Salc,Sat,&Sun.&
Ion, llw.in for elderb' •tudent) to beu.r-t ICMOI TAR I ELL Coventry Jwfy, 567-7525 hsework. 496-0068. perfect. lS(I. Cpppertone. ' . • ~ton. Furn, D e c o r a t o r womu. Mlllt-drive, CdM 'f"n!t~~ZtJ~. :O.~ ., 837r-'1157. TELEPHONJI Salea: Sell .. Ldt band door, 962-6864, CHAIR-new . swivel I'OC'ker. items, Etc. 303 20U1 St., CM.
f73..9570 ~ ' , RUL TORS SANDBLAST trainee 0-6 Sootban <>nnae County's GENERAL electric apart. Combina tion, elk. g r e e n . . .
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' HO • .,.;..,,.,.., ,,. .. "11:'0D 'd or 'J5-52681 ut R.IJDda.. --=;;=;~;;:;;:;=,__ exper. ApplY ..Jn. -)lel'IOn Favorite Newspap« from JMnt me ~tor. Ex· Italian cut velvet l45. cl~THrESoddm ••.ffe~~~ SIZ!! u•~·~-.... NEWCOMERWELCOMINGI REAl, ESTATE betwn9A3pm.SAEAdvan-yourbome.Mlhumud> cellent condition; $50 . --.'
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' ··~. 1 ·~ w/refJ. 4 to 5 half-days per ... ...-.. u+.. HOrteu _.. p ~-~-n= ._ aa ._., ~.a '"--·---... ,,,,,,,. """""'. Kampen Ln, HB. w• 12-lll/br 0wn ...... -.. -~ PROFESSIONAL ·~ ·~·~· -...,. ,_ -~ ----M;7_. ' ' 'Ib qa_~ LOCALLY on new Grand Ave., Santa Ana.. misak>n on each aale. Call MAYTAG ... 1_ .. __ G•raoe S•l• 112 G AR AGE Sale-Interesting
-..n--. nslaent famWet bdngtn& Saic:anen Ii: ll'Okml The op. '557-6739. rt_.. ... an .,.. a!tSOrtment for sale Fri thru
HOUSEKEEPER, (live in) slftl' Ir cf\?c infb. ·Cood pay porfunltJ' U 'bise! You are SECRETARY wubers $35. to $100. Can GARA.GE Sale . 301 Es· ~1on 10451 Samoa Dr HB iir ture 1 ........ Ult cook Pi..__ ....... ba ha needed ---•-t..J.. dellwr W/l yr. £WU'D. qulna, The Bluffs. N.B. Fri· ' • . ma -v• • 1,.U.1.1111<• ............ ve PPY .,._._,,. for our Seaetary with front ·office 839-l TI&. ' ~I:: Saturday Sept. la & G,\R sale, Sept 16 & 17, 10-4 .
...U_, ·drive I:: bave smile, cu, _,_ abfll ...... n .. iAt----Rea l appe·-·--•"ty • TEWR ' Sol• ·n1 t · "-•23 -•--.•-• ~~::.;7...;e3095.:.::,;,;..~-v-.--_~...,.:,v .......,, ~--• ............. .,, 1"'4......_... • -...a~TG w--~·1--r 16, 11>5pm. 644-5576. ' ' an equip, m-.;, " ~~~ ""' ·~ .,,. Estate div,iaion. PomUvf op. public contact experience. ......,.. .. , .• n .Ln ..,.,.,., ....... .,.... Se rd Rd CdJ..1
iiOUSEKEEPERrCooko nt. NEWPORT Harbor Yacht ~. !« a4Yancement. Requires skllll in typlnr, Savinp A: Loan exper. Good condltion. Copper. $85: Kenmore Elec d r Yer , awa , .
kt I:: Mon.. l.M. Bua1nnl Oub •mw aecepthw ..,. Phone. ' SH, telephone I: office I)'• necea. , Adm.l?l Rd/!)'tt%er, wbt ~.:rrigecondraittloo~ 2. Household GOod1 11 4 ~• $i>/day, 115-6291. pllcatiopa tor flJll ft Wt term. "6, 5t)..OOCM. ' ' WUIUU nl, ... EMPIRE MANAGEMENT R Slmmona queen hide-a-bed, TEARING down Beach bae HOUSEIVORKEI\-part,_, time belp.. Good . .,,..., CORP. -APl>IY In Penon onl Washers/Dryers 45" round walnut tab!e, Must eell. Ownb<n .... :
5 day wetk.·9leM.Y Job. OWn workhW ~ Apply .Fri., 2061 BuaiJ\eU Cent Dr ' $2. Wk. F\lll malnt. Oriental screen Chinese Gas wan be*r J4i1C furn.
BACK to 1chool •pecials,
Auiatance League Thrift
Shop Newport Beach. * CORVETTE hub caps &
beauty rims. Make oller.
SC.l'Q4 eves A wknds •
e USED COP'! MAOUNE,
file cabinet. desk A chalra.
54&-81124.
2 Matching club chain $25.
Gd clean &a." stove-$25. 138
E. l8tti 01 54.'-4485.
CARPET FOR SALE
by Ca""'t Laytt. Call e 5ttr5745 e ~ZS
5RADIAL tires, fit 14"
wheels, U ke new.
Call 60-fGlO
CASI! rertat•n. &ll typu,
11crlftce prlce1 •. Pvt. pty.
Sell or trade. 831-4497. oar. ~1344 ~pt. 15ltth _.,til,3 pEm.S' N.B. • ~ ' Mariners Savings * '39-~ * chair, oak table.;,.. child" 615-841S. ·
mM .Ma.a CUd "I')rpewrlter NU SES. AID : R.E.' 'Trainee. 1515 Westcliff 0r1 REFRIGERATOR u 1 e d, chair, file cabinets withl---------j>pr. Expa. ·Evet p/time. Experience preferred. AD developer WiP train A Newport Beech works I: looks like new $50. Formica desk top, men·s A'lly day ls the BEST DAY to 21" GE color 'fV, .~.SO hr. 60--2156. lhltta. QDD101' tor llc.1Call between * Secretary ,. Bkkpr with 'n30 Westminster Ave. valet, electric cM opener, run au ad! Don't delay • • • VHF & uin·. $1~.
walnut,
IMPERIAL
SAYINGS
& LOAN
Beverly Manor
2Cl52VtaEI~
Laguna Hills
IO am-! !pm. 545-UJf, amA11 ofc, exp, to a&llst ofc TYPIST-OVER 200 wuben:, dryt.'n, carpeting, 2 tape decks, call today 642·5678. ' 842-5142
RE c E Pl'IONIST·TYPIST.-mgr, part time Cmin. •bra SECRETAtif.IES refrlgerators from $39.95. Scott FM tuner, 2 Al tec \iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii\
Beaut ba>llde sa1 .. of11oe. per week.). eonmuction Co. lmmedtaNO 1FEES0 -~-· , 56-6180. :-.:e":i,.p1'!°.!.'.P":!,.!~°'".-••••••••••••••••••••
I ASSOCIATION
f LOAll PROCESSOR
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' 33a; Vla Lido, Npl Bch
~· 673-m> :tqtlal opportunity emj>}oyel' ~AILERS for un-
+dercround ·cable TV. Expel.
dMtrod. -OQOl!d<red. 'ZU ·W. eo..1t Hwr. H.B.
lTeleprompfer.." An equal op.
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!SERVICES~
I FEE PAID
~ !0$615
~ Oflleer $100
Oomtr. ]hlpedDr $100 ~mtnt Tmel to S650 f Al.lo Fee Positions
488 E. 17th (It ln'tnt) CM
141.1479
Weekenda ~:30. Must be Mail replies stating work ~....... GAS dryer. Avocado. All ..... ~ ... ~Al Es
, we~. I: e\n j 0 y exp. in detail, ~. family For Short I:: Lona Term A-. cycles, Like new. $95. pair of brass lamps. AN·
NUR E meettne peoP.le. prefer status to: "Personnel", s~entl, Or Permanent 6':>-6875 TIQUES: Florentine step. ~.~timH'."~Bch~ !;,~ mature waman. Non-434A, East 17th St., Costa Placements. 30,. ~...i.A .. -delux. _. _ _._._ tablet, English cane love
muu." """' -r·· ._.,, smoker, Call Mrs. Davi, for Mesa. CAIL US NOW! ..,~,....._"' ~u·~ IE"at, En&lisft child's chair,
J88U Florida An., H.B. appt ~ · F 1 • • P.l.S range wf1J> clock and Umer. Enaliah game cbe•t, Scot·
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..,_.,., ·• ., naOD• r, -· • .,_ • ..,. ,,..._ '"'-.w.w. 642-1626. • Secretaries $500-$650 • ......_ new ....,. ~ ti&b braas candy 11Cale, pair
NURSES Aides 1f PM-1 AM RE CE PI10NJST/TYPISI'· 9 xln't Typlatl $350-$400 P..:lflc C.rner•1 • outdoor llrht fixtures, 2 Personnel Services E-1--IOI .GERMAN porcelain ,. a r s
Shift. Mesa Verde Cunv. Mlllt be capable of bandl-• Legal Sec'ys . $625 .,-... ·-··• lbp, 1561 Cdrter St, CM in&' busy J)honel I; enjoy e Sec';r.Oearanoe $660 1U No. Tower (blue I: white). English Union Bank Square FULLY AtrroMAnC 35o1m Jrintl I: olll, hunting prints
5t8<i5B5. • deaHnr. Withe public. Co. All Fees Employtt Paid Oranp, CaliL Zdu · J k o n Conteuamal I: water cOloni, onyx &.
NURSES Aldoo. exp er. ~~ Apply IO penon, Liz _!elnder'a ~ 547·"'""6 with' leather cue. Operatn "'°""' tabl• lamp. pal<
-•• 7 • .. ..-~-Lido ·~--· 1515 N""'°" -Campu1 ~-~ wt"··t •--~ -•t In ..._........ "OI -..--· Bl · ewport acb Ask for RadMI M'IY UlUU ualLU'iea: on UW1 • gtten porcelain table lamp.s,
Qinv, .Ctr, 461 ~ Rd. " C.M. 5f6...2ll8 · N B;e IJ,ght meter, Ex:ce.llent con-fm'l 1tand, llnen table cloths
N.B. 642-8046. 1 RE CEPI10NIST wanted: S EC RETA RY •. • b o at T Y P Ul'JPROQl'READERr dJtion. '69"4. Prtvaui party. &: n a p kt n 1 Cbrid&Mable
NURSINU )a*'JKI, Catt CompetenU pleu1nz · · ap-. bro~. ~ weekend needed 2 days a wk. Prof&.. 642-4321, Ext. 274. a.lu}, fabrlcl, 2 tricycles,
for • .m-inVaUd lady, must }>erMCe 1or N.B. law ofc. ""'!;.,;f.pt. far 111are1. dent 1n spelllftl. A'pply in KOBENA .f21 Super I movie baby car seat, rocker & ,
•A ~•-·• • •• -·~· ~--• ~ •• ~b••• -........ J>enn-D.\'E!r, .1515 j t U-h t 2 be ' exp u. •JlllOll ,, .. ~ .. .,¥ .. ,.___... u; .. ~., ..... ;1-camera. lnllltant cartridge umpsea , <l'Ul·awer c es ,
$2.25 per lir. rrs..J&47, l:!l>-6 pm. Call 540-5400. SEU: FAMOUS ' KNAPP Newport Bl., C.M. loadiJlc. -Power telephoto oVlll mirror11, H oover
omCE ~. Strong RESI'AURANT help, tull le SHOES. Part•time· or 'Full-WAITRESSES, exper, day or wide angle tens. Almost vacuum cleaner d I a 1. a .
acct'c tiaclcpound, aood put time, day I; nighL Ap-time Knapp ~apeople eve. shift. New buslneril n@'W. $75 or make otter matlc. supervislOnal ap 'New ply 1n penon, Taco Bell, 695 Eam More Because Com· opening th11 mo., Hiclulry 50-,1734 eve& le Wffkendl. 1 'oo=M-E-,-.. -ce--need-ed-. -Se-ll-
~ .. I< ~~~. 0p-s. Cout I!.,,,., Laguna mliSlons Are lllgber Tb&n Pit Barb-Q. Apply In,..,... F 1ng ; t ~ ~""I~-... ...., .,. ___ .. 11.1-Lu t Ev M o •-·---~ ... , ..,.__.., at Jumbo Jimbo, ·-N. urnttuN 110 : & us op wroua;ht iron w :riatlt pe:nkin. Yachtinl DellUlo ........ a er. . er.'~ ;"M"'fu.u£l ... r•....., .!.GU 9't, elee. typewritrr, knit· •~ ~. St& 055.' RN'1 .• lCU :J..ll, 11·7. Equipment! Free Tn1ninC Qlut: Hwy, Lacuna Bcb:· CHARCOAL'" ~ ~lgh -·11-'macb, port, M··-g ~ ..__11 ~ ... ! Tu.U!ttsted! Wrtte I s-·""-.._ -'."·:1 · .t-::._ -...,._ QaU ·JtN'• 11·7. San ..... _....... ~ W• tre11e ... Exper, ~· S' Conch I: ID'ft' elec. dryr: refrlg, Thomas
°""rly.: N.B.. .,.. Clemente General Holpital, R.'A. DiManlo. ·K 11 a PP Apply 1n penon, Kaplan'• 1eat. o.t $500. $250, • organ stereo combo, 4 c
Call 642-'XlO M·F '1:30-5 PM 496-1122. e:xt 214.. Sbioel, ...Brockton. :Ma 11 • ~t • Dell, So, Cat I:: wbtte Broe.de w RC. dinette. AD cd c 0 n d. Operators Q24lL Pia.a, c.M. <Lower i.ve1 $185. -• MT--0454. We~......,,..! And looPdng ROllNSON'S SERVICE • Station m • n """to -Co.) MOVING SJ.LE, 5· TV1'G"ARA=G"'E='="Ssle.,...,Sa~L~A"'S-un.~9-
W EXP. INDUSTRIAL SGL w/Dper. for t'ft, lhlll J.&e WAITRESS I:: <X>OK. Motorola COOIOle, ltu 6. Bedtm. aet. Estey chord
NEEDLil OPERATORS to • NEWPORT • m lact<r. Good l>"Y A EXP IN MEXICAN FOOD. yr. old, waa tHCIJ, "°" $&$. oqan, antlql>e c b a t.r 1
. wutc on custom IUl{.trunb. BEACH comm. APPlY Oievron lta.· * 6tU274 * New 10 spd. bike $45.. refl1&' .. llide projec t o":
II ,.... qua1ll:y ..U IWIVAS lion, Ill< So. Cou) t Hwy., WE are now b I rl n I G3-lT53, )Ypewrlter, 1l1MY hoebo?d
By, KA.Tm. m.128-6230 or Hu GPeniD& for Lag. Bcb. wailrt:uni .-21 to x. SCANDINAVIAN bed,_ IOfa, tt~ It appllance1, .ome
ANlTOR. put time, Mesa '11~. SERVJ.C& • elta.b. Fa 11 er Apply before noon. The wall unit. TV, tab I es , Uft new. 300T MurnY Ln.,
Vmle ·°""'· Hospital, 661 PART-time aecotnilant. MAINTENANCE Bruo2' cust=en. Xl•'t Beach 11ou9oo Roll, La&una chU'I, etc. Call aft e,1 ;-;C.M=·=,.,,--~--
C.nter,.Colta M.,. 548-6585 l'ft!er --0 , • MECHANIC .-. --. <97-11!1. tc-l«n. 11.EAVING eowrtry, Garage
JOBS ritired, man. &6-6542 fOt ~ Tlme, Eqerienced W 0 MEN 0 VER 2 5 BGYS rm eomer fl'OUP· ale, Sat. 10-S, Miny valun:
• URGENTLY NEEDED app't.. QUICK · ca· SH ASSEMBLY ·1r: SHIPPtNG W/wt:ar iorever blk I:: wbt TV,*"'°• 1urnltu.re,
• Seoretarl<I • -~ JANITOR FOR s·· ~·~~·~ Hoa•dllooth ....... '"'"'" app!lancel, pottery e Keypunch Operators ~NIT time dri~'!' ~ Full Time -~· •~w•~ ~'ll8. 41ahn, potW plan.,, many
Jndustrlal . ()Ver 21.. Apply al 1&532 'TH ROUG' H A TURING, I' Y LL OR ftne cloth<O. 4101 Wlll?waw ,_,_ ••• ••~ 1i!Oaeh IDvd.,. l!.B. ; ~·°'"··t ---•ta PrtlME. SEASONAL. $1.'1!5 HOUSE full of lumltlD'O -i-•-(Ra »••~ -. . ~·~ ~~ l!R. APPLY MORNS Quality and variety, u•·• .. ~ c:quet Club).
NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO Part Ume d.tiv.,,, 'DAILY PILOT 9-11:30. GOLDEN'S MACIC "5-31'3 83&-8232. Tempo Temporary Help j l'I,....,.,..,. Auto -. Apply In ,,.,..,. 1~ pm w -,S="o"'t"""&-Svn=-~,~to-5:-·I
UDY wanted to work &In-* &t&.1162 * #J Fuhion 111., NB 00~ ~W. 17th Sf, Duplex Demolition. 222 Fl~er sf.,
days IA silt"'°"' N'pt Bch. PART time dental u111tant. F.qual Oppor. Employer WANT AD MUii eeJ1 all -Coil• Maia
--u 1 --•--WOMAN !or dru( 1fnh m-1081 ···~ or ""' -,...,,. , ..... .,...... · ... AZf1 dq ii the BESI' DAY tD work. Exp. belpful but JJOt. Bendit for the O.C.' .
For •n eel In WOm.ln'•~ Wor ld
Ca ll Ma ry Both 6CW671. .ul UI
New So~Look Instant Outfit!
7491
LEGAL Secretary w/eorp aj .' * &O-!l960 "* run an ad! Dcn't delQ • • • 642 U'TI 1'eC.t Write O•attkc! Ad No. KING *9 antiqQe IOJid bead-• March ot Dimes •
banklnc _.,.., Frqe" PBX --......,._ Oly .,.u ·~-~ ""91 5JD ~n.. 0 boud. ~-Fumlture, Clothing, Pots ol l>enefiU. MS-1550. t bn. incl~ wtndl. Ex.· --s • e/o ~ Pilot, p , · 6C-4l516 • jGoodJes! <New Ir Uae4). She'll lovf' lhla trio for
I.I. GllT ,,,_ ...rt. Morn~. per. pnfd $a.llet, CM. tfflp WanlOfl. "'lo F 111 lfflp Wa-. M lo , 711 ::S, 1581. Colla Joi-Calli *** SDfa A matcblng lave MOVING Sslel Aloi/FM school, wttkendl, •port• .
.. __ _.,.... -... .. ·1-1eat, never Ulfd, Botb "1o:ti, Multlplex i t-_,_ INSTANT coat -ju.st one aftl!moons. S25 wk. PBX. ~• ~,.. Prl ... -"'~~ .............. tlat p&et!e ln sln&le-and-dou-
trana. lJnda Ille. sn.&t ShoU1d b&w lonw ex· ..,.. • .,. .1 • vate. · ma. $250. Couch $2:5. Drlpn $25. ble crochet. U.e knitting ~-Plea*nt _. I II~) DUAL Wbom:I. 1t 1 b t Gultar, 1urn. planter bofta worsted for coat beret,
LUHRS 80AT CO. euential1 Salary"12.:U br. «I • • ~s I walnut. $25. w/900, lawn mower, plants, t. • Now HJrina > ~ per ~ Appl,y in . 197..tl.74 boob.-dothlt, more . RACE AROUND TOWN 1n ac&rf. Pa Item 7t9t: coat,
••-J-L c: ----,DAVE 1tncio P<>N· • -·s·AL·ES ~ 111 w. WllJon. a.n easy, fr ee-m o vl n s . sizes >10 incl.; tcari, be~t r m "' • .,...,,.,. ~--._..., Antiti-lllO Moving out of state. c.M. f&lblonable trio. Choooe pat-all .._ R°"'!.S::rnteri & ~ M: ,.-, .Blvd., EMERSON of BOSTON =~ "~tcba::.r.=-SUPER Sale,' Fri I: Sat lo.a. ~lg plain.~tl, ~r: :~= -~
A:'>'w.111 -~ 1;:Z'"~?.:,. ~ REPRESENTATIVE i:z~ ~...,:~: 1-BR .. ~ 1-••onuet, 3 :,.:.i;;,,., ~ sa:= Fine tor ,:;,, ::;;. pan . =~· a:':.ia~:.:
Cmta Mesa 11ane J.:Uen. NewJ*fitr· Jml. tured0 u,und 1800•1. $loot. ~ta. 9x12 ahac NI'· chair, Chllck:ratt and ~ M::~e~i::at~e70 9~:1:': tng: ntberwise tblrd<laa lt!'!'!~!!!!!~,.lli)!I!!!!!!"!'!' 'N.B, 641-1700. . UC9Mld ~-Pf9ferrtd or oUt:r, ~ after a · · 1331 Bonnie Doone Jrv1ne s s ' · ' ' • delivery will take three fr: LVN, pt Jirne, dqa,.
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A.t .. PIC'J:URi: ~ ~ Enter our •Nnllt• pm. ROUND bed 1' dla. Incl Terr. Nil. ' 18· Yardages tn patt:E. weeks or more. Send to 1 tcpdan~ mldD?to \a b Ul, beacl>~m· ,__ 01arlie""9...-UOn -a nd 1 Vlq'OR "lolominJ =:it·apnad, 1100\. LAM\'S• .....,, vanity by 1!"~=, '!i~ Atlee 81\JOb lbs DAILY ~ VJlla; ~ ..._ SolUlw.' mat. ...t Netly_to go upl .......,..ph. ExoeL · • °""'f'· wrourht Iron tabl~. centa 1., """' pott 611' PIW?, JOS. Needlac:ralt NALE or l!mA1e ~ -. Qi11 : ' f11e !/'\!ll'C:,~~·=i:o=."l:.'i'S plotCI oak IP NEAR new 6' ""'"'" "'" WJ'Otllhl Iron lrplo aoreen1 A?r Mall aod Spedal I!aD-Dept, Box 163, Old Cbehea
canteen. ~ E x.eel tntenlew. ili""ti•....,~-:Z.~.....--· .eat4tnrm $50; ,GI.ant dec·orator =Her, much.\ tn1¥!h dllng: olherwlae thlrd-clau ~tlon, Ne• Ycirt, N.Y.'
._ a*!. llO-~ PO'•··=· -wt-·-= •.,•.., ... :....--., beck. """' b. 1411-"'7. pmo.n. M·-eell. 5Sl"1901 mott. hi 9 to s. 1'60 •·u~ will -~ ,._ 10011. Print Name,......_, ~ ....... =-·=---=-~·-•= 1"• -... Mlnorea. CM ""' ·~·, ._.,, u .. .,. ZI._ l'lltien llf..._,
c Marine Meohanlc --'Full"" p/llnle. can ... -...................... -. 2 Antique Diam~. ruu. --"""""" . -ta ........ Send to Totall:t " ..... -Qoa11fitd.exp.eaUJarappt. tor appt. ....... A* tar --~-.:.-~r.r:.::=-.":':· Opal.Rlqs.oi,.mom li!J &de. frame,bioftdbonrd,2 tabk1,SPANISJl Chett, old patnt. Marian Martin,tbeDAJLY w
tm-0.160 I -jG1oe , -···-~ l\lno. AnHque ~ 6 21.amj>e f!!lf all 561-4856. Ing, ,.....,. ..... I< PllDT. 442, Pattml De pL,• erall ()ataJc cnmmed -
-1\«Ri(1fiMO SIC'Y· K iJs "-RATOllS • ' ·•· ~· M1llil·E:)· -. can 918-,2511;. SiMiiONs """'er\1.\1!< "°"' decontor tt•ms. 2413 Rom· 232 we1t Utb St., New :'de::" ~"".au cnltl. ~ 8dllot f"',;.!' l)RE!IDEN -Fr c:onv<rta to lull mo bed. boo. E a 1 l b I a 11, NB. York, N.Y. 1001L Print ~ -~ ":i. .. -:: ~ lamp, EJttllllh tamp, CbtneM Ollw .,..R. SlC. 646-2m ~-142!. · :.".°"m:"D.':'88 ~ ~ -~-
P<.......U •-JI,& iiOii11 Ji NW -...... c.tJ' / cbali',' OU Palntfllp, 2135 K1'IUIEN table, -top llOVlNG: F\Jm., l!ah tankl, 1'VMJ?ER, ·t.eara to mako extra dollan
lM3 WOl!dl.11 ii.:N.a. W-oa1J. Wed< H.B., IrllM Aw. 154.lSJI, W/C cbalrss $Z. fl08\l l)>h. <qUlp. plants, clothUw, JOO Top Fill-Winter Pal· from ,_. c:nlts. ....... $1. ~1719 r.v, CJ11.,.-a-iv... Clll 114.1118-1.006 IOW Airi'tQUES. --. 1o11U1ao1a. '<ldM ,.u '"''· ~~ bl:
11 tomatn 111-.... ....i-i. ,_ --.. u. f9 M cmna.Ad. ad pro. .__ ii . ri 1~, • HooUer, Wuh pnda, BhA RECLINING l o v•ae a t Bev 1 'U N ~ t ff up 8ew' Oata)ocl l?lua h buloua ....,.. CnClllet ...... $1. MAlll UI snm-1...r.dl ~ No ... -F,. l. I I be! ~ Clrock!I Jan wMbmor A heale!' $200 er Y 0
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1 'flt• bonus -choolo a FREE la8llut CncW ........ $1. I , _, -patltlon. Cd. u; ,...., "' a.& t .... -Mlle. _. -Jiii!. ' ' An tP q u es , Col?edlblt1, 'pattem. 1S e<nt•. -G?ft -........ $1. ~';".;. "!'~! -, :xi..._,,., RAJm. ; &lk Fer ' • OLD Advttllllns Pollen. DRJ:KEL Esperando trtpte Prlm!Uves, otd • o • t • r'' INSTANT SEWING BOOK Oom-~ -.. .. SJ. I~ -. ~ t.a.,.,,,,,. *'< -not • ...,.... 1'n1I. Brw laii\po; much d,,._ m;. ExC:ellent oon-dlalits, Bta,.. Pewter, Cop-"" today, wear rom.n.w. II '1111 ltefll -..... slllc
-... ., ex~t.www4 -~ IOI ?Pc. """"· Ila& a • 12Mlnl dltlooi 1411-1113. · ~ Mite. Sat • Sun. J29. • SL. II ---,.lllc ..,.,...~ ...,. n.a-.a•Dll l ·Ill.NB. -·NB. INSTANT F ASHIO N --~ ...... llOo ~-.... ,.. ..,._ '• IJDOls!e·Wblt«!ouv<m!WHillLPOOL·\l'aah<r IZI JIOOK "· I!-ol ,._,._...,._JIOc
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*AUCTION*
FRIDAY 7:• P.M.
-· -ms. 10 .... old iMEltSON of IOSTCH Id -Llwlnl ...a r. w.ni-MO • 'Man'• lO op. w/-llhlo top IP'Ud -6 i..& ,_ & -.,, 2 ,n e BAPPlNE88 la a -* SKIPJACK '211 >(, ~ADO :IS. Call 11111 n CAlfO • -... ·-~ ... t •M, ~-4'd. ~ .. •••t1. --· 'Ille -°""' OJl.C. J'l>llil4tt<. _ .. _ ... _ SANTA ..... , .• :
SEPT. 15th
Elt.aUt al a. Muot&<rinery.
Partlttl I~ only, O.ln&.
cryttal. lllvtt, brul. tinenl,
old pk:turu a mirror•. an-
llqu. ....... lampo • --.-..... uttque haftd ·eat"ved
lltleboll'd, cob-TV, art. ..
tal Np, dockl, antique
pl&oo. w .. bet tc dryitt, c mo old,
dlnlltl nn tet, butttt A
chlM. cabinet. ae.. (!OM-
modea, cocktail t a b I e 1 ,
divan , bide-a-bed,
refr lger11cn, stows,
wuhotl,...,..,. a MUCJ
M.ORE1 '
9IWl50 -.,. ~ -~-. ""'Y ntt, ..._ --and & ftltT7 I nit cUln -plloy • ...-, U.t Is JU11J to •II. For """' • ,..,..,... UOWld IJ!O'•-·I=='_;_-----body.&11 allld>ed to, SllQ 11:e lodtrr, autrtao"' -..., ,. putamltlp. Bott or-1'12 CllC lf. ,_ i.,., -· EXPLO~ER
WIU.JAMS F .A. oounttrno « ott r 541441)4 alt tr I 1Wft. GERMAN Sbe.nt. ltml. Ttnitt pup. Two adcnble tabs. .itip IO lhcfto ndki, te-. bale van. 35t VI ft'Wlot, llOTOB. HO)ll'.3
wall furnace. 65.000 ml. THOMAS •l<ctrlc ..........,. .....,i, 9 "'°'old. r4 h>me -QJll/of!tt, .....,. --...,. •·~ Sil ti "''°" trau., rdto, .... ,,., W'"'Y p y "OR Ullfd ont .ttu0ri $125. See tn orpn le bench. 1 yr. old. •w/tbldn. Vt"l"j trainable. ~ PVtt. plete tout weather canvu • ~,., pt/Deck.I t P.S., P.11., completelf pu-n A M EZ
ope:raUon at list Pomona, Mint cotld. PYt. P t 'i 551~ 1 :5::EE"'°""Y:,•.;.-,;;;.,,.'-, ;..chl;::;.,-p-. "'bl~k boot cover, autoinatk: bUre BALBOA Slip tor 40• boat l':lcd wttb eovtrflll lloot, ice SEE us nRSr
C.M. ~1031. 646-16:i4. I TO JoYh2c home•. ' ptayful Lab 11 Baiboli ldtndt Union wmo. dual batterW, ball Oct. 'TSJ'IJnf *13. Ample box, J'OOf _vent, -~ttr SYt-NEW • USED
UPRIC._. ----'n'f puppies \t Butnj~n Oll ~ .. ----n ---""""' tank, hour meter, l&JodoOn -~---QI on th I y, tern, full me bed With larte MOTOR HOMES
"1 11~"""• _.arm WUJU.dTZEH. U~lght, antlq. v .... i_:, 6 "k Id ~ .a'"""'..-v•-· ...,.. ..... 'fi .-ardrobC!! d binet Lola toclrer, chlnn hutdi, Mona-avocado. Good CondiUoo. no:u ...... ., • .. • o . fol' one of'hla pupt, onl)' $15. tralltr with brakH. plent"; fB-19.j() w an ca 1, READ!' 10 00
Malle toilet. 84&-4273. .--.. -· -. '-:i;-;';;;;.::.''-::-.,-,-:-,,...--0-= Mother ii ~"-p•~. bui Wit tor akilnc. CaU (n() ' ol storage IJ>&Ct, A rea.I l30 S. HARBOit BLVD. .-_....,_, 10 ~,... uc.-u ,.7~1151. I Dock lor. rent. mlnl motor home tbat can SANTA AHA
Ml ... n-1 Sportl ~--· ·-l"REE BLACK KIT· pu .. lookjultllkeYattk. Oociwmol vptllch. .,. ··• 1 ... 1 ·-• oM~
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_......, l20 ng ~• -TEN--Blame ... Call "1'11 SEA 0 •-· '" •~ or -~N ........,. -•irw OBEDIENCE cLul to start '"""' • 847-8210 • car. Serio.I • 514945.
SPG&ll -2 StJo.FI .. rod 112. !119-8508 &tter • pm. • Jn t b • 1...i .. 1t1...,....., ~'li Otola, -·· lJ>', 210 $2. JD IMJWN South Bend F1orld& SUrfer tocl<APOO, 7 mo old. Beach ~ .. Wed., Oct. 4. Stries. Equipped for W&ter DOCK avail up te> 23' Pwr. ~. SMALL Piano, rPuonable
ettlllh looldne bunk beds
re11onable, .ofa-bed
loveitcat 1ize. P h o n e
644-461J'l.
Musk•l ln1TrVment1 m
$18. No, 174 Ho.wt albacott lovable, has lhots., Male. 1·so 0peu to &U -Sid~ &: fishing tandem OJ:b. Uft front t
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e: $15. 513-9132. Ne<dl-' homo. 6'6-&29G. o~r ~~-. ~ trailer. Call aJi.r 12'00 11*1/11de,tle. m.1fo00. $113.43 p[t MO.
OPEN ROAD
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WlltOY'S AUCTION
SURFBOARDS-6' to 6'S". 6 mo female tenier mix. LOVE FOR SALE. Jtbh Set· ~:~·) 83()..$U2. MUSTr:B;..0:.; .. .;,h:;:·~S:;:P;;':::°':::..:":;..;:S:::k:;.1 ~';.;.:II
Vtty l'ood condltlon. S55 ea. Black.. All sbotL H11ebkn. ttr pup 1. AKC, Excel .... ,.....,.,,,_._. •i:o:. ,. .. ~-i..i-13' Manta by Arma Craft, ;:549-:::-::U07:.....,.'.,.":o''-'pm=·-,--·l~Lo;•;:vl::;nr~•:::":::"::.·.:541Mll2f:;;=:·:.....-I tJttedin&. Set' to apprec. "' ..,..,..-u ... """ av .... _,, tri-hull. OM.C-V.& 1 t, r n
Store, Rest•ur•nt, ?.10THER cat. and'dop neH 1 ..;m....:...,;.:7285:::,,,_______ new 155 OMC efli., head, driVl' Many xtn.L M'ml
S.r a32 home&. U lnterrated. phone I OLD ENG.LlSH galley, lOO gal tanks, bait rond.' 11r incl. All 1971.
COME BROWSE AROUND r>•r:.7•-SJ'E tank. Jtalnle~ated Tan-13 950 557 ~ ~$1h Newport Blvd. 3 Bin Fryer, new cone!. 4· ~'IC!•· -. EP IX>GS dem trlr, $3,500:. \Vill trade!~~·~·~~-~·~~--~
CLARINET, BUNDY
XlRr .CDND. 190.
• 67:\.0701 ..
Y!:•, just $249.00 ~ the total
down payment a.DC) only
$1U.C3 is the total mooth!y
payment includil'\&· tax, Ji.
cense, and all finance
cbarxes for 60 montba, on
approved credit. The cash
prltt is $5290.15 lncludin&
tax and license. Deferred
p&ym!:llt price is $7tl5f.80
wblcb incluQea all finance
charltt. aale. tax and 1)..
cense. Annual percentaee
rate ill U.50.
MO'roll HOMES I
I081 ~Grove Blvd. •
&@hind Tony'1 Bid&. Mat'lt. SELMER· Bundy flute Grill with oven. s 1 o o . FLUFFY white kittens.. Al!IO Pllppiei, AKC. $21.0. for camper. Cjlll Georee/;
Co.ta Mesa * &48-81186 W/CAM. Xlnt cond. JlOO. Freezer $50. C...h rep.ter 1 black I: white, 6 weelu 96&-J007 642-4527, 646-3801, I llil
NEW clothes aale. 50%-70% Call 646-4f&t aft' T. $50. lee Tea mach $30. Call ..:0..:id..: . ..;"6-<092;:,c:::;;.· =----DACHSHUNDS pups, min., 55 HP PIS Fbrglus hull ~ · Ill
discount on all clothti. at E FLAT VietD Alto ~ George 642-4577 or 646-3801. Frff Kltten1 A.KC, lhots. mahog red: w/xtra eng 5% Hp . ·
Pho XI _... .......... Nack/tan: ~ min adll Southern Calif. Co 11 e g e a ne, nt co • ...,. ~-. 968-6429 dog 5.1S-67Ti.~'" Bloe/wbt. Comp, ~.
C-ymnutum. Wed-Sat, 9 arn-.,;8'&4:.c.,,;:189:;:·==-~~--TV, R1d•o. HIFi, CHIHUAHUA trl color, 'lrg ..,.,.::,,·=...:...;::.----$900 or best otter. Must 1ell C•mpe~, S.le/Rentt20
6 pm. A truclc load or T-% STUOtT Vk>Jin, ex· Stereo 136 male. Nice d'-·•'tlon. UIASA APSJ -"Best in 6'73-3327. IUY
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... _ Show" ....... Chon v--·-·'Ti
ilhirb, reversibles, football ce ent oo ltion, $50. cuh. 531 2810 '-'1 nu.aw.u 2S' "-bill"-·•~ •lln"l/OFR ZENITH It RCA TV'S priced -" llttu. 548-7379 wknda, alt. 6 ....... .......,,er, .,.,...., VANS
jl!neyt:, mutcle 1hirbi, tube 892-1982. leu than the dis.counters. 3 p.m. wkday1. Transferred. Your gain, my
IOCkl, .Ja,eUts, acriirun .. ge VIOLIN yr plct11tt tube, 1 yr part1 &-l l!B H'~A~PP=m..:E,,:SS_c:.:..:,.-,-t·•-"•-to-y Josi. Gd Cd, NB. slip.
vests, sweatl, om 1bortl, EXCELLENT CONDITION I All I I b I r.tl ·v ~90 NOW M~C p E 111ill, l ··--. S1r:. le?V ce. av a a e ... ..,.. . e AKC pun Black • VAN·s
...... · • e c, ~ ..-;, * ~ models In st.ock. Cash 90,1;-------~~; .... MUST sell 15' fiberglass boat extra I&e. for kids&: adults. "CH1N="Arca"'7hlne;:....t::or.:.:;hu:::.tc-h.-a-n-plan <Jr up to 36 rm, finan. tan. ~ka~ __ ~-~-• m P &: trailer. 45 HP elec. start
Some ah1rta plain, at '{(th tique-or new. Laree. cina.PhonepricesOK.ABCpett; Gener I ISO _b_,.loodli...:.:; ... ;;..:,.C:;:~=:..:=:e=:::="' motor.$175.8361ReillyDr., ALL MAKES = ~et.c. Sam_p5e: Realonable. 6H-4687. C.Oi<Jr TV, 9021 AUanta, ~ • Fish 155 H.B. 536-0216.
Bill BARRY
PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT
llat SI. at S.A. Frwy.)
2000 E. lat st. Slnta Ana
558-1000
C!ycloa, lllco1,
~ .. Enter rrom' ~~u:; Off\ce P.umrture/ HuntinKton Beach 968-3329. ROlLER P1pons $.15 all __ ..;,,, ______ 16' Built Rite 50 HP e GMC ,, e CHEV.
CallL Collree Gymnasium, •~.;;E:.;qu:;;;:IP.:;;,..___ 124 PANASONIC tape reeorder colors ci;li~~~s.5o • Johnlon. Tilt ~. $1395 •• FORD .. "Q()DGE
-N-Bl·~ c M I. -with ta-·~. Two I ---968---0833 592-5700. 6T'a-58l.O -• -cu~ .. --·-dlrt bike ••• ~ ~"-"' vu.,· · · NEW walnut 44"x82" ex-,,..g ..,.. ._.......,, * .545-194% * Camper CClnYn1inn ~~v 1UAUC • '°"' ~ll71. u deak 25" tall jpeaken $ 7 S. C..., 18' Outboard w/85 hp Mac e perf-t e ~t-po Honda ene, licht wei&ht eru ~ &-matching 64>7394 att 5. ••• 152 Horset 15' e-Good nd · """ 'Ml•"'" frame Certanl ..... .1... IJft
sn:REO: De I u x e 1m chair. Sacrifice ·both for ---------..,.. co · e Cara-van • Chinook • _.__,
Garrard model, J.a.ra-e pro-$000. Phone (TI4> 644-8814 SONY TC 630 1tereo tape SIAMESE cata, 2 yn, &f. QUARTER harae ~arllng &: e ~:um -e -=-~nd. Must aee, ~
reaa1ona1 chan.ge'I", s 1pea1c:er or W-3072. recorder, !ftt to ne1, 40 fectionate, Like chlldttn tborobrtt1, rq. Show " rac--n 15' fiber&lus •kill. 9% 1st SHOWING
a1r IUSpemlon 1 o u n d IBM Exec. typewriter SM. ~att amp. w/1peaken. Free to good borne. ~1319 Ing qual. Good blood lines. HP Johnaon, fully equip. ,73,, Prkle & 1_.19 ft, '68 Honda 125 Twin, low
•11tem. 150 Watt Typewriter table $5. ,... __ , After4pm, 536-7138 LOVELY ~eu Bl u e $12Xl/oHtr, 832-4497. $550. 675-4808. Mo'-~e. a-ar-_!I_._ .._ .. a mileagHb'fft ready exoet
AMtFM!MP'X radio with ......... ~ •A" Poin ................ ""' '""' UC.... cond Wlndsldeld Add. Mach. $50. Swivel """ PHIIL'O color portable, ts, (51 522-3740 att. 6 1968 Laraon 1/0. 121 HP with bi&: overcab bunk, eJ.ec. • • rev CF"
FET. Tape dedl:. Still new, ·chair $25, Deak $25. 2335 4 months old, Hice new Mwt PM. Ask for Mrs. Lopez. I lit!} Mere. cruiser, 17' deep V tr1c butane refrlrerator, rler box, helmet incl. $300.
was left un claimed. 1 · ••• U $165 ·~ _._ _.,. hull ill ~--,."'='",,-'A:.."",:,·,.:-,;::..;:13ll=·...,,.=·l le · · ~. Persian Kittens CFA Mlrtnefqllipnwlt e nu • .,......_,..._ 1tove wilh overhead ovtn, l-'=-'='------~~~T~Co= EXEC. swivel chr. $15-23. HOME tape deck w/spkn, • Registered, $35? 21' Dorset 1960. Many extras toilet, powered b7 860 Dodge '69 69J Trimnph, bard tail,
dept. nc: 893-0:501. ~'l cbr $8-18 Deska files ~!!!llc·ln Amp. Barely used. * 546-9963 * +ndtrlr11':f:lec winch. Good 1-ton wlbrthakdu&ll, autcmatlc, springer.;,~' reCallsr wheel • ...... 861 w. 19th CM ...... all 637-lm." . Boatt, CUnM'll 900 co . -.roN. 60-1534 power e1, power &teer-more-.,...._.. aft I,
STEREO 1972 G arr a rd 642-3408. ZENITH D-1 154 · · * 22• De v CUddy in&: air cond and mnov-548-891» uk for Steve.
can1e:n ·erove 19MC7'1 • ,
• SANTA ANA•
• EXPLORER•
• MOTOR HOMES • * SEPT. ONLY *
FREE
TV & AIR C.
wml PURCHASE
OF Im EXP. :U
!30 S. HARBOR BLVD.
SANTAANA -
SALES & LEASING
full service facillt1
Danmar Motor Hames
531·6100
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. 72". Walnut de1ks, dtain, w/pwr cord. Xlnt cond. AFGHAN s, exceptional 455 Olds Pa~kajet, &U-8448 ~l~~~ radio. "SEE •n cB:soo.4. B:l"onze, 2330 mi.
J.MrrM. stereo radio. Tapo credenza, IBM Selectra U $100. CaU 6'6-4694 aft 1. pedlgree. AKC. Must aell. AMNTIONI aft 6. \ I odl~ ft,11 Like new. Bought Nov, •n. • '72 LIFETIME M.H., 23• ty-.~ .. ,. to~ c•..i••e, F .. · · • Bo~oN w mm ••• .,. very $1400 days "'Ai> 'IJ111: •-25' ••-, 1·-. & -·•·ty ·1 : deck p;lug in jackl. Brand A"<'"'~' ... -*-antas .. c pr1ct! $100 ea. Seama1llihJp I: Small Boat ~~ baler 13' Serial #5192l2 ..,."' ..;, .... •~-........,eves, "' .......-~ ~
new. Guar. Was I e t t ~zm. [ [i 962-9f«l5. Handlillil courses offered Evinnlde 33. Elec. Start, $8995 V'W""I~ equip., xlnt rates. Pvt. pty. ;:
uncla1med. Orts. $289.95. * DRAFTING MACHINES, F"" to You , .. i..oVE for sale $100. \Vhlte free of chU'le by the Hunt~ $800. 846-2487. Bill BARRY l9TI 175 HONDA, blue, aoo<l 9G8-l39'1 838-0533 7'
Now $95 Tenna, Collection QSED, $2S. &U-3408. l6T W. . . .. fluffy, toy poodle needs new ington Beac.b Pow!:?' Squad-transp. 250 Husqvama very '70 Wlnnle mtr IPne. Slps 6.
dept. 1lt: 893-0501. 19tb St., C.M. 3 Lines, 2 Times, $2.00 home. AKC male, 10 mo. ron. New classe1 start at 7 lo.Its. S.11 909 good cond, never·raced. Call Self cont. Generator. Air
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ca!Dft'a. u ormanua, *pi•uOS"""RGANS* 600 body shell, no elties(miniature . h 1 . ever used .... a_ ... ..,, -eob-
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• extra W.S. 2 yn old, $250. """ Jll-eflllne or ..,heel&. etc. you Coillel) au ages, male It rug t or 13 weeks at the A real buy at $345! 21'.Xxt E..bt St.,:. Santa Ana dition. Makr: otter. &75-6ll8 Rent A Miiter Heme
8un'Qugh& e I e ctr on I c Going Out For &sineli haul. 54.5-7684. female, champ. 1 tr ed. Huntin1:ton Beach H i gh 6'15-4!iOO ANYTIME 558-1000 a.ft 6. for yeur Vacatlln calculator C-312J w/trft"\.~I Best quality a pMcft • ltt'\I". Beautilul. 6394915.. School, ·17th I: Main Street, '65 A he tent trailer I ·.,;.;.,,,;iti1=""Y~amaha,-.,,--~1~15cc.--n;~·~~ * ut-aol *
cue, 2 ~ old, $350. Call Kawal-Ste.inway·BaJdio,'in, etc FREE KITTENS c-·· •., ~--•-~ puppi-Room 136. Any qUestlons CAL 20 No. 681. 6 hp pac · -• .,-""''-,--,c,,..:;_:,c,-.<'--1 alter 1 pm, m-1n
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. PlaJer ~ & Rolls 57 VARlETIES. .c.n.m.tU'I ..-xoo::~u """' call Cnt) 962-1834. Evillnlde-. Top cond. $2,r:iO. Sleep~ ' 6, prt-a-1>0ttie, bike. Gd cond. $ 40 0. * '72 PACE ARROW, 24',
Rentab: ......... we Buy-Sell * 548-4615 * AKC re&· Bl1li It-tan. Shot!:. c 11 4 / 6 7 5-7 3 4 % 0 r built-in lteater • 1tove. ::,645-81,;,.:';;19:,:C.,. ""°-""'=--~-air, gen. $25/day I: 5c/mJ. • co~eu 1ta4 sinks Daily~ Sun J2.-5 s I AME s E . 8 payed. Born 7/'J0/72. M7-9947. s RAM LETS 213J862..6971. Good i:ond.. 56-&T.· DELUX Stingray. Excellent ~.
A • w/1arbage FIELD'S PIANOS rtgis:tered,lyroldtogood SlLVERMinlaturf!poodlea • *CHALLENGER* * '63 1trd EConol1ne ~tlon$45.Call&fter5pm SHASI'Amtrhome,forrent., ~· ~1 ~~t ~ 7.AN~; .<~~G~~ y=· 0~:~::0~. :::, __ ~_w::.k5,;.;o,.:!':=":..~::.·.::c~::;__ ANSWERS · ~any v&l ~~· r!!:: CO.: =r~p~~P· ~ ·= T-~: Excel com. _:.V._'"""=:ty.:, .. ~· Aft~6~· -';eu'-, 497..:.:.~~,';si=".::·_Alr_.r i' l 1,-,=.,..,co--~--= Hammond, Wurlitzer, many rm Labrador/Cross male. Afghan puppy,! mos, Butter -Fence_ Bower_ 66-4451 Ml-%968. . $400. Call after 5 Pm, * WINTER RATF.X *
MAN 'S 10 sp., French, 23" ... _ n-a-· "nr• CHEVY ••• -• TV MONITOR, l yr, old, col· o"""'-.. ... ,........,uon specials, 545-8'.lSl -,. female. tJOO. Apathy -WATERY e KITE No, 131 w/traller, ~ 1 ton panel. .,..__, '"' Mtr hoDK' rentals. $165 Wk · 11 • .;
or $400. Belgt-llle cabinet, model cJoae.outs:. Ptaoo & NEID good home for 3, 6 mo i--~548-=12!2"-';'--00.fil2--"--==---A farmer's experim!:nl: lie boat & mast covers I: llln&. Compl camper unit. Aft 6 3 Speed r.irla pmt,Ie Schwinn ml. ~lf!l'Ye now. 5t6-029l. r j.
new $2S. Secretarl.il chair, !::r;e~tala. Money n.v· old Beagle puJ>Jl. Mother IRISH SETI'ERS crossed • potato with an S6'lS or will trade for Lldo pm; S4T-211T or S38-681S. Strln&l'&)t bicycle. Good COD-Tr•ltlr1, Tr•vtl · Ml .1 "'""' $4G.
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vinyl _,..,_ n--ams are here rlght purebred. &tS--04'.M Puppies, AKC, -e onion. He got a potato with 14. l-637-4!M3. 'TO VW camper w/pop.top. dJtkm. $45. 6't--Orz8
-o..J _...,. now at: -.,. WATERY .Amde ./ HYLAN mats, $25. ea. 675-7225. w II' _L_ ll ~ • c· 5 Beaut. k1tte111 need home, 4 • 96S-l001 • eyes. LIDO 14' Pvt. party. note on-MINI-Bike, near new. ' HP, DER 2&' 5th
USED Schwinn Stingray $15. I lc;m m4s1c ity blk, 1 gray, box trained. ST. Bernard male pup. All BOAT trailer capable of 2 aallJ:. no trall!:r ly. 557-6376. B • s ena. $75 or best ofler, Wheel, self cont'd., air', only
Buckle tkl boota, size t, $15. South Coan Pla7.a SoiG-2830 675--8817. . shots. S mos.. old. $115. bandllng 26' boat. located $500 * 675-7113 VAN '68 Dodie, rebuilt. .c543-ll094:.;;:...:·;._.=-=~--· 1 '1000 ml. Bays:ld M · .... ..1.1 '-'· Cl :;:;:; ./ '72 F-250 I' PICKUP,
Record pll.)'tt, G.E. $15. FRENOJ PROVINCIAL PART Shepherd. 2 yrs. old. 552-826& e anna _. .... r!R' lot **HOBIE 16 ** RadUUJi , ean. $~9 5 0 . 19'12Honda450, S,OOOoriaml. loaded' 390\11, auto atr: ~'1319. THOMAS ORGAN $100 Friendly. Days, ~2-5644: ** llisb Setter * Male, 1 92. C&.ll 673-4120or ro see. Like new! Race extras! 6U-439l; eves &e-2'789. Like new. S800. -..JMS; pdb, Ho 1hocka. B ;.:Y 1':.
MAPLE hutch Hoover 2l35 Irvine, NB 548-1311 eves~ 545-6517. mo, AKC Shot&. Champ. 8%' BOS'IUN Whaler type Must See! $1650. 645-1765 CAMPER TIME 558-U01PatWhfflat. tirea. ndio, l«m ml. Mint
portable wuhtr. Both xlnt \VURUTZER spinet. Like 2 Cockapom; to gd. hm. line1, S9S 54~7557. flberglui dinghy, S1Z. 6 CDL. 26 Mark II. 1 -yr aid, MINI-bike mutt lee "to a~ cond. Sell aep, or both. 1
cond. 15.>, Moa Dr., S.A. new, $500. Call after 5 Pm. w/yrd, ll mo. M/F. All e OLD ENGLISH SHEEP· h.p. Evinrude Fisherman exl cond. $'/MKt. At Dana Brand new 19'12 J.0%: foot predate. many extru $S0. 837-12'19. , ~ ;;
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1 7546--=t~'l58.=~-----shots. fem spayed. 5t5-0771. OOC, AKC, 18 mo, $500. o.b. $125. 6'13-2:332 eve Point. 493-3359. world famoul Havuu camp-Firm. 841..fOl. '68 Field &-Stream. Sleep1 S. • 1' * PIANO with bench. Beaut SUPER cat, I yr. old altered ~84~6-5251.;...:_=------16' FmERGLASS canoe, Stwx:k Sabot No. "51, er. BH.utilUI cabover ca.mp. 1911 Spabdm. Extra clean, Clnn, pJd cmxl. Retali ',.,
IW tlt&I Item ..-$1!0, try old Kimball comolette. ~ ~le w/a~~· named SILKY, 12 mos, F. spayed. good cond. racing rig. $225. er w:ltb stdve, ft1tiatntoc', 6,(0) mil&. Sl.850.. Mere in-bOOk $'120. uld.n& $Ill. ~
or otter. 646-0t36. 'Tiger Babe. 497-1044. Needs lovinc home w/child 1-;,-,,-*-::"&e=.:5855:::...:*:.....~~ * 541-9116 * dinette and larle cabottr fo. 5'MiOU. am: 6&59811
Motor Homtl Motor Homn Moter Homea or. small dog, f75. 64M%28. Boets~ Power f06 '66 COLUMBIA. 22 It. 5 ... _ bed, will aleep aix. All tbia, 1972 HONDA '150, .... -. a~ w=ANTED="""-.-ttl«l--..U--...,.-·
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lir=ale==o=nt====MO=::..:::=Sa=l=o=/R=an=l===='=40==$=a=l=o/=R=a=nt=. ====MO:;IDARLING 3 week pupp\es, 16' BOSTON WHALER. lOO <J! aalla. ;i,:m -Term1 ceaoriea. 2400 mJles. Like tained tn.vel trailer, 22" to , * 494-9721 * V8, % ton pickup. Mutt see new. 531-1138 .... 4 2t'. 6"-'1213 ' ·'
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heavy curly fur $10. 642-4818 HP. Johneon .. $2400. XI.NT to believe • flnt come first .. t
days only, 534-3885 eves. BUY! 673-6220. Need a "Pad"! Place an ad! served. Serial •169023. '10 HONDA CL 450. Oopped. AIRSI'EREAM: .. 1911, 22"
Motor Homes Motor Homes Motor Homes $299.00 DOWN 8,000 mL S825 or beat ofter. Twin Satari. Immac. Xtru
Salo/Rant MO Salo/Rant ' MO Salo/Ront MO 615-6834· $3150 oiler. 6':>-1786. ' •
'72 CONTINENTAL 25' Motor Home
THE MOTOR HOME WITH All THE EXTRAS STANDARD ••••
a.M. CIMluls. 401 C11. I btf• 1111 H.P.I, ,..., ~ .,.._ "9ttt wt.. ...,.._
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RETAIL LIST PRICE SAL! ftllCl!D
$14,"9 #M153 $12, 999 ,
Wll1n you think of a motor home, con1lclor tho~· CONTINENTAL
for 72 and.,..,,.mkr thl1 11 tho only motw hOme that offers ALL
THE EXTRAS AS STANDARD EQUIPMINT. •
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2. BONANZA Mlni·BIU. Spec. * TENT TRLR, COLEMAN, $11 31 PER MO. front end • Yam&hl engtne. lilt• .. w. lllOO; See to •J>
chromed $'15. 5f8..1«>2 evtl. prec. 963-6803
'72 Suzuki 90 Tralloro, Utlllty
Street/dirt. 500 mflea.
'47 '
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Juat $299.00 11 tho total down
payment and ooJy $112.31 11
the total monthly paym~t
includin&. tax, llctnle, and an f1nande charles tor 60
montht on apptOVed credit.
the cub pcice 11 $5291), ?!Ii in-
cludbto ... IDll llcetllo. Do-
te.ind payment price la
$70.37.60 whlcb inCludu all ' .
tlnance cblratt, l&lel tax
IDll llcett1e. Annual --aie nte a u.w.
$215. r 615-'111? TANDEM axle trall4!:r. Jdul
-• for 2 b\tniet or race cat 1
8JLL BARRY
PONTIAC.OMC°FIAT
(lit St. at S.A. >'twy.J
• E. lit St Santa' Ana
558-1000
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1972 s~ Sava,e, ZiOcc, Could' band.le up to 14 ft.
·-----$15. Ao ... -· ...... ,-..; .. -miles. , . 613-4861 Auto Servi .. , Parll Mt
'71 YAMAHA 3'0
S650 or best otter.
* ---*
TAO'.> mint. 3 hp, front
-$15. 6402 Camllle, H.B.Call846-87l0
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MGTC
'· TRANSMISSION
540135 •1' •
1961.VW ml cc ..,.io.. Dual
~ heads, oil @ltt, Hot·
Joy l ....._I <111>, oompleto
$350. 5117-ao:J,
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SIG-!452---------
17 Cllewy % Ten ALFA ao .. o DATSUN KARMANN GHIAl __ ,_o_ISC,__H_E_ TOYOTA
Au\O Tnos. (Qrll521 Alfa •••• '72-'&7 Datsun Picllup '67 Karmann Ghia i:.r:~ ~T.:: BRAND NEW
$995 -(\jZG831) Yellow with black Int. Radio. Good cond. 611 C!IS4.
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£111111 • ~$725 huter 4 spoec!. Sharp earl "=he '71l 911 E 'l'U11•· ••.... ............ <•HI). B:uauod)I. ~·tic: AM .. -NOW IN STOCK · nr ..,,.., Imtuac. im -465 E. 11th, ....,.,..,;.., .;,;,......_,, BILL JONES p,; '•IY. n41m-UIO. .
Costa Mose For loh.....,lai. ~ -BJ S ~ Ct M5t4H Dollwry . • po ... car r. l96l l'l>ncl1e 1eooce Super
FROM TOYOTA
MX
A"""'*/Claiolcl H3 '70 GMC JIMMY
1934 ~ • C<qle, 4 Wheel drive, Auto. P.S.,
pteli!lf iem.'ed. c6od ':: !Ind. Sea~ IO<lr bubo, ·VI.
• --beauWlllly.' (84427F) See to .. _ ... -of.
Instant Cndlt :.,~·ii!;, 2833 llarOOr, O>lta Mesa C°"pe. Elect '"11"""1· Good
BANK l'INANCING 645 M6' S«M491 con<l. 11895. 83M963
COAST MAZDA Ul68 Porache. Air, tape,
' · '72 241Z --------• =~rr!:' ~1;;rlat•. t . MAZDA ,
Com~ in. tC!t drive!
Also available for
IMMEDIATE DEl.JVERY
Land cntiscr Station
Wagorui, fl.fark ti Station
\Vagon.s & Celic:as
... ...,. •$1000, Call Steve
all5.-
DQ11E IJuay, 425 Old~
w /turbo by, dual wbla, new
rubber. Tandem trlr. $1000
tlrm. 968-7281: 968-4742· alt
6:j0.
lt70 MYERS MANX
Factory bulll All .........
-... ~11; alt 6, ·-. DIRT Bua:y. Dirt Cheap!
C'.Oltlplete and running with exiiu-. ,...., $115 takea.
494-4747 or 494-0688.
'89 VW Dune Buggy. New
ere. wheels, tires. sh a r p 1
$195 call ~
DUNE Baggy for la.le. Good
CDlld. $995. I -TrUc:ks 962
'72 CHM PICKUP
~ 1 CHEVY. V~N
LWB. C-eyl,. stick. radio, ...
tn &ood van. (835.51.'lH). _. ____ $2799
$3399
<X>NNELL CHEVROLET
2828 Horbor Blvd.,
O:>sta Me1a StG-1203
'
DEAN LEWIS
TOYOTA
2 Qr cpe. 4 op! dJr Take LEASE SPECIAL '69 9llT, lo ml. many xlral, IMPORTS 5::1~~ New '72 RX3 ~~~~·" w~•. x!nt,
°71 JEEP 4 wheel· drive llJl».Ja -1 '67 Dat.un station wt.gon, pickup V.'.6 eJlline power W. Pacfftc Cit Hwy. trans;portatlon + 4 speed,
ateerlni, air condttion1ng. Newpoi:t ~ch IUf) ~ i'adiolheater. $500 or ofter,
(M8CIB) $3499. DAVE '60 Spider :I liter, 5 apd. 548-MOf att:u 7 pm.
ROSS PONTIAC, 2 Up Tour~ ~I. $695 cub,« •n 5ID DATSUN 4 dr $1350
$57.56 RENAULT
Loaded. ROTARY powered. 1-... R-on-.-u-lt""'Do_mo_"s'","'t.-
36 mo. + T Ii L. For resp. Sem' 1• Annual pty. Tradea cona,
• Demonstrator
1966 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 646-9303
'69 Toyota Corolla.--Nc\v
tires. Lo\v ml.. $950 or ht-sl
offer. Ask for Tl' r l' i , Harbor Blvd., 908ta. ¥eaa. will coosider e q u I ta b t· e cir best oUer · '
,546--8011. Price ~flective trade. ~9 ,. , . 83it6s9 '72 ROTARY'S Clearance Sale "Demo Sale" 64~ \
thru 9119/72; ALPHA ROMEO red 1959 ' . . ' '55 Metro V1nt new engiPt. convt.·Good cond,ition. $495.
spare Pl tank. 2 apue tifts * 6tM650 *
&: tubes, llOnta 12 volt,
equlpm<n~ 3 •oeed trans., AUDI
$600 or otter call 5'8-MOfi-----.---after 7 pm. · 1970 AUDI 100:.LS, 4 dr.,
111\ tan walk in fa¢ van. AM/FM stereo,· Xlnt· .cond.
Insulated &: paneled. New ' spd. $2645. Mfi...6170 or
tir<I. Rum good. $.100. -IBUi.
M8--058J. 1'im=-;A:-:ud!"""'. 100=LS.,,.-,+d,...,.r-, -.u..,..to,
FOR Sale, 1968 Datsun. Good
cond. $815. 10 TO CHOOSE
can 833-9111l "BIGGEST SAVINGS"
1967 DATSUN very good "Service is the difference"
cond. S650 eall alter s pm HUNTINGTON BEACH
wkdaya, 919-4887 MAZDA
RAT 17331 Beach Blvd,
842-6666 1.e ... Mar. Mr. n,,
'71 RX 2 $24.99
This Weekend
Unbeatable Prices
ALL Im MODELS
IN STOCK FOR
IMMEDIATE
·DELIVERY
INSTANT CREOIT . APPROVAL
BANK Fl!IANCING
• . TRIUMPH
'69 Triumph GT-6 $1181
Blue with blue interior, extra
sharp! Llke ne\v condition.
#l.21700.
'69 llodge ·
Cab & Chassis
~~, 613-l~, * FIAT
AUSTIN AMERICA * Green coupe with black in·
Jterior, &fr cond. Revolution-
ary Rotary engine. Low
COAST
IMPORTS
BILL JONES
B.J. Sporlscar Ctr.
2833 Harbor, Costa Jl,h·sa
!°).10-4491
1953 MAYFLOWER
Great beach car! Looks !1kc
mini Rolls. SN> to appre-
cia te! $600. 644.771.~.
(0500)
128'•,. 124'• & 850'•
DEMO $ALE * $1788*
•'72 128 2 Dr. Sed.
<•50980)
SEE THE ALL NEW
128SL COUPE
<XIMPLETE SERVICE,
CUSI'OM BODY SHOP
Factory Trained MtchaniCI
• 16 Service Jla,yl •
miles! Will..JJot Jut (J88EIT)
BILL JONES
B.J. Sport.car Ctr.
2.833 Harbor, Costa Mesa
54<H491
1000-UlO W. Paciftc Cat. HWJ. VOLKSWAGEN
Newport Bee.ch <714> ~ '69 VW BUS CAMPER,
SUBARU Adventure• Mod•I. Xlnt ---=-------· I cond. $1900. 675--0409 * SUBARU * '10 VW bus. Very dean. 'jl"
?67 Toyota Land Cro.iler, 4
Wheel Drive, Power Winch,
5 New Tires, New Steering
• Gear Box & Trans., Top
Condition, 645-0044.
bed, radials, ice box •
646-4998 or 645-8794
COMPL recond "'V Chassis
A front end. Good V\V trans
axle. Make offer. 642-33:Ai. * '70 VW Sedan *
SUPERB CONDITION * * 493-4801 * *
l9'll VW p:>p-top.camper. Lo
mileage. $2950. * 646-57'15 *
'70 VW bus. Low n\ilc~. Ex·
«I cond. $2,200.
64<>-0439
'70 TOYOTA Mark Il wfair, ** '69 VW BUG, white, 4-·=",..... ____ _,_I FM radio, auto, 1 owner, apd. Xlnt cond. $1100. Call
'66 Mercedes 200 • Gas. Ex· woman driver. 830-4792. 137-flO. •
ceptlonally. clean. Au t 0 ·n TOYOTA c.orona 13,IXX) * '66 vw CAMPER. Reblt trans. ' dr. $1250. 968-2619 . .,. 1 • S d $l l• eves miles, auto. $1600. can after eng. New paint. $995 or best -2. pl er . • 6pm 847-2948 ofter. ~
It'r oranae with black filter-1961...,,. M.ercedes SEB, air, TOYOTA '70 Corolla Xlnt "''68""'vw=-~pane___,l_v_an-.-,.1'""" ..... ,.~. tor, 5 Spd, Extra aharp car, Cond. leather uphol. $895. ll95 P 1·P . See and'Drive (WXP798). 644-<1139. cond. $ • r" t )'. Pri/pty, N.B.
BILL JONES .. 1962 uo "'""' xtnc con<1. ~546-8684-----~= * 67
5--0745 *
8 J S ..._.' Ctr · New tire• " bnlkes, nu Autos, rmporlttl 970 Autos, importod • • pon ... ar • paint. 1750. 847-1970.
2833 Harbor, Cost.a Meaa
MMl9l
'69 1.RAT 124
MG
'69 MG C $1499
utos,J-"<f 970
VOLKSWAGEN
·oo VIV BaiL Runo """"
S650. Call -or -· '69 Bug, AM/FM, radiall,
nir auto slick. Al7,000 ml.
Good cond. l!OlO. 54;,.am,
'61 VW Van;new paint, E.xch
ena:. fantastl<', $1195/o!Ier
~-
V\V '68 Al\1/FM. Good cond.
VOLKSWAGEN
169 VW IQ.bk,, Auto t:JiU'IS.
Needs bod)' "'1'rk. Sac. ~ t =· D&:)'I 6'13-B541 j f:!Vtl.
6'1J.TI:l8.
MUST sell '64 vw. s~.
needl aome work, '6.1 Ka.1-.
mann Ghia, $400, 847-0743.
'61 VW bug, 41,000 mi.
New tires. Gd cone!.
833-1808 640-0179
~st (life!'. Orig (l\vner. * '65 VW BUG-New paint,
536-2337. good n.innini: L'Ond. $5K':l.
~16-1305 '&I V\Y Sunroof, New bra~ 1-''-'-cC-C=-,:--,-;--,:---
& upbols .. rut1s good. $450. '6.7 V\V SquU1'<'back,
or offl'r. 548-0-H2. $'195 .
'liO \'W van. t't'blt 1300 l'ng & l---*-•_,.._n_98_•_...,...
JK'\V tnins. Pvl pty, S500tof-·n V\V sta wgn, Jo miles
fc1·. S:ID-3613. Under warran. 1..-herl. Air.
curtains. radio. ti-14--06.ll.
Classified Ads •.• fM2-{i678. I
Autos, Imported 970 Autos. Imported 970
BACK-TO-SCHOOL
STUDENT SPECIALS! .
..-1.&CM C.1.1 COM~fftlt JArt1'f.CMl<~IO
_,. I.I.CM ONI l(OllOMK.1.l ID fflUn
,..,. 1.1.(11 0111 ICOllOMK.1.I fOMAlllTAI•
'68 TOYOTA CORONA $899
This 9011 1atv on th1 911 ,, and the pr ice
m1k•1 it 111v to "come buy," b•i9•,
11. lt•n1., r•dio. IVWM064)
'!~.~~~~~~~.not your purs•! Wh it• $699
•D, " 5pd. !UXB0•2l ......••••••....
'!lta~~,.~.~~~·~ours•lf'' 1p~ci •l-O•rk $799
Blu•, IGVC6!.61 ••.......••••••• , .. •
'65 VW 2 D $849 Moth•r'1 littl• h•lp•• •• Gtt th • ltu9! Sh•tp
Rtd, " 5pd, I SR L607 I • , ••••••••••••.•
'70 TOYOTA COROLLA $·999
For ht•rti th•t •r• yo1o1n9 ind 91y! Grt1.-
f•1t b1 ck coup•. R•dio, H•1t•r. t229AUHI
'68 RENAULT $899 Only work invol.,.td ii to b1 h1r1 lir1t! II.id,
4 Spd., Radio, l\IHS1971 .••••••••.•...
'67 TOYOTA CORONA $999
W•iling f9r 1 b•tf•t car th•n thi1 c•n cost
you mon1Y. A1o1lo, Gr1•11 '40, l319CEM I .•
'68 TOYOTA CORONA $999 F1i11 you lit c1•11 •I low •conomy f1 r1!
81i9•, A"'to, Trani., R1dio, IWFZ41 2l
MANY , MANY MORE TO CHOOSE fROfA!
BILL MAXEY
IJ~YJQJIJ~
HUNTINGTON BEACH
18881 BEACH BLVD . 847-SSS!i
t,,\t OfAlfll\HIPON flH Mll·HI i10I_ Uf hill(H
TOWAll.0\ THI lllh(H'
l.UJ'OA ...... CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor Blvd,.
Clostt, r.r... 546'120.l
'71 GMC VAN Plant a TREE!
VI, automatic tram., custom
tJreo, real cleon. l0146K. 2833 Harbor, Coota -. -WE 1>111' all -cl .....
'AWARD-WINNING ·
LUXURY CAR $3595
BILL BARRY uoed -"' can. polo! lor Road & Rallyo Motors ... DOI. PiMM clr!YO ID for PONTIAC.OMC·~IAT
(bt st. at s.A. FrWy.) :mo E. ht St. Sonia Ana
1 558-1000
'71 CHEVY 1-TON
---NEWPORT I
IMPORTS
'71 Jaauar Conv. AIC. w!M,
Otaitae C4unly'• Oldest Dir. wine, Concoun c:ond. 15,450. '69 OPEi, KADETT£ LS . f j 1809 Powna Ave. .Al!IO '69 Cpe, equal· cood.
q,.ta Meu Tl+sc8-3559 $3850. Pvt. pty. 673-1232. 4 speed, radio, heater. (ZXZ·
DATSUN KARMANN GHIA 6661· 1915 dlr. -·
1.s·• WB, daal rta!', 14 ft.
platform. 4 speed, radio, moo. <46291F>
_ . ._, -------1 '70 Opel Delux Sta. Waa.
$1m w. Caul HWJ. 70· Datsun P.U. $1475 '71 vw K......,., Gl:Ja, .• ., Auto., ~ ~le. lo Jni'o.
Newport a..m • ~94-7198 • con:!. M111t ..n, $2000. can ll550. 0ay 835-1665.
$3699
<XINNELL CHEVROLET
2828 HarbOr·B!vd.,
6a-9"M5 Sell the old 1tu1L Buy the 963-D. , Sell klle Jtem• now1 Call
-=WE=P"'A"'Y'"TO=P"'oo=LLAR.=...-nnr atutr. CLASSIFJED will 1ell ttl 6'2-M73 Now!
Coda. Meaa 546-1203
'69 Ford % Tan P.U.
FOi\ TOP USED CARS ljA~uto~~·~· ~lm~po~~rl~ed~;;~V7~0~A~--~g·m~Po~rl~ttl~~·~7:0~A~uto~•·~·~m~po~m~ed~~9~70~1 u ......... i. -dun,~ ~~=:-w ·.o ··w !· (8876) (
$1589
_J ~=. SEE THESE GREAT BUYS
.... .... lllU JIAXEY TOYO?•
, 445 E. 17th, ~-IJlll Biid> Blvd. •
Co•I• Mooe · R. llotQ. P!I. 111-
·--;,~14~15-~0~1~1~1 =;--I . WAK'l'ED ..... -~ or 'O><Yy 'JODel
I '6~ CHlyY .._ ·m • •57 ....-,
· ,SPORT VAN-baVo cub. 543<i3!0"
v.a.. s .. t, auto., radio, a,
~ckan.~ '
' <XINNELL OIEVROLET
'2128 Harbor Blvd., .
Ollllt J:loss ' • $16-U»
'JO ltitenlatlcinal
STOP! Don't -IL Alty -tbat ...... Lot .. lto1 your
-bl•. Up ID $1,000. -·'
" '11.n pickup, VI, 4 spee:I, A-. Im""' W 970
..... ........ bnvy duty
...... .., .. 11 .. : WA ROMEO -= '1Ja tllr. Call
FORD % TOI' PD·
Of. Good ....S. -* Calll!l-UQ
'
.~U FOllD L~ • 4 Dr. H,t., elr, auto., P.S., RAH. I
eth1r 1oecU1t. IRITJ27l
$695
'U PLYMOUTH FUlY
4 Dt. SN111, 1ir, P.S., RlH, 9ood rr.11t•
111r. fRVA665l
$695 '
VO 240%
4 tp..d, AM/FM, '"'I'· •111 $h1r11I
low mil••· (#S0904J
.$3495
'4!< FllUIRD
Eafre fine. ls,~ Ml. Aute., Air Cend, r.s., Vit1yl ,Top. IZAE241J
-·.12195. '...-
'7l DATSUN UOO •
CouSMI' 4 .,_4, A ,...f '""-V ..... ,.
ttt6ELA).
' $199..S
• · '61 TOYOTA
R••I ' rtlc• tr1nsp1rt1tlon. 4 1p1ed, ~&H..lVl:tN391)
' $995
. 71 VW IUS
9 P••t11tt9'0 low mi/1.1,
17711Ul(I li~e "-·
$2595
70 .llNAULT llO
4 Oe.,., 4 •p...i. ,,~ue, ~•t.r.
(1011~0)
$1195
'6t YW IUG
Stlc\.·22,000 !!'lilt•· 9r11t lu;y. l•J) •
ADEJ 1 •
-...: -$1195-.~ '
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Stk ... l11I frll• 1111'1 on. f<ft.4EtPt•
$995 •
A ...... lit Of Cr'etllt •
,
' For every penon who mt drives~ NEW DATSUN,
Nl11a11 Mohlr Co. 11 conj111tetlon with the 'National
Forwstry Service wll 'plant a tlft In your --.
Also FREE .,. yaa In our showroom - -.
Ansel Adams scenic poster.
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THE l.R.S. ~·-~ ............... ....
--BRAND NEW IS YO~R FRIEND
1972 DATSUN
510 4 Door
1.R.S. l11,•p•114111t r••r 1ut,11uion. An 11,1ndv1 lt1m 11ot
f1•114 111 Mlll'f •th1r can Ii•• DATSUN 610. W• offtr
•\'It llt1tf 1;•M l'"tin• ,,.4 w.l.+y front 411c ltr•~••, too. + h11t•r; "•fr11t1r, whif1w1ll tlr••, b11t11,.r 9111rih, l•1k-1nt t•t •• ,. lllUl4_h, lflllCh llllr ..
YOU CAN IEASE THIS FOR '6417 . Mo.
fl'W M·Mos. olwln ................... ....
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1972 DATSUN 1200
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2·DR. SEDAN-AUTO. TIANS., r/I., RADIO + 111 1f111d1td 1q11ipm•11f, h11t1r, d1frod•r, wh iltw11\
fir••, bumptr 911•rdl, lockl119 911 ftnk l much, much
mort l~li1dln' ..,,, JO rnllo1 p•r 9111011. s,,, No. lll IOJ22991.
YOU CAN LEASE THIS FOR
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Step Up
To Luxury ..
.Excellent selection of previomly
-Mark Ill's and Continentals. '°
owned
1:970 MARK ID
Exquisite
Ebony black finish, black landau, and ll)atchlng leather feature.
Full power, cruise control, climate control, air cond., individual
power front seats, power door locks, tilt wheel. (644B!J)
SALE PRICED
.SALE!.
••
Out:Standing Group Of Choice Cars! . . .
1969 Cougar
bUTITANDINO
Beautiful light aqua flnisb ·with black
landau, matching interior, V..S. auto
trans., JX!Wer steering, power brakes.
See and drive, (778AFX)
$2175
1971 Vega GT
STATION WAGON
Medium blue metallic with black
bucket seats, 4 speed, air condition-
ing, radio and heater, (195DFC).
$2095
1970 Ford LTD
COUPE
Gold metallle w/matching interior,
black vinyl root. Automatic, radio.
heater, power steering: 6 brakes, fac-
tory air, (540AEL)
$2475
1988 Chevelle
SS
HARDTOP COUPI • 396· c.LD .. .f speed . aUck. mediwtt
turquoise-metallic .f1nlah, . black Jan..
dau. matching bucket seat.. A: con-
sole* radio, beater, air cond. Clean.
Check thil one for pedormance.
. 1909BQ0) $1475
•
1989 Monterey . /
4 Dli. H.'r. lXCILLlltrT •
Llght ivy yellow with blaCk ianaau.
matching interior, V.:S, auto. trans .•
radio, beater, power steerlng, power
brakes, air cond. (YPS833)
$1875
1967 Cadlllae
H.T. SEDAN. IEST IUY
Beige with parchment Interior, full
power, factory air cond. {TWP400)
$1875
ALWAYS A GREAT
SELECTION OF TOP
QUALITY CARS •.•
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VOLKSWAGEN GoM Tron1por1111on • IUIClt · ciN • ic ,,. CHIYIOUT
Ciln '70 NOYA '70 YW CAMPER • "Ill BUICIC Eledra 215 YOUR. ONLY
CONTINENTAL
'&9 MR Ill
, Sp!, cnr AJ11FM ..ua '67 IMPALA um1te4. N _.. faC. FAC!llltT • 0oor, au10 trano, a1r ronc1 .• ~~ .;:! = w~~ au10., P:S: ~ ~~.~.~~'. ACUTHORIZECD :;,"~•:.t,A=--Loaded 196!AEO>
(6338E()) -., $109f (zml69). '29118. DAVE ANIA $1795 -···-$3795
48t-m3. • ROSS PON'l1A4-2 u 0 Dl:ALl:ll BILL BARRY
. llubor Blvd. OSlta -~ -"' CldD --'63 VW BUG 1 '66 IMl'ALA ~TJ..bell!Jcllvetln ji,4-lii c-.•::i ........ ~N XLNT CONDI!! 4 Dr. Auto., racllo. (TBX7CI) 9/IJ/12, . ' • ' PONTIAC-GMC..PIAT ... E 171h
N°" englno • tram axl• $999 'Iii Buldt Rlvlm, '"1b ' (1st st, aULA. Frwy.) _, ' '
$4(11 FIRM . · e equipped, all pwr • air. Lo • NldMfS 2000 E, lit st. s.nta Ana Colli Moto
Call -.... '68 BUICK m11e,... -... tn ml«, C~llac ' 558-1000 MS 006 ·~-VW Camper, brand new Skylark Cpe. Au10, iodlo, ~ •• !'L .. ~;,~~~1•• 2IOO au • .:..•• '71 VEGA $1499 •nequ!Lint:Olnped ~ ~~··Dee(U]ly -~nr. oil lllter • oil P.S. (IS9585) --· es,-·~ -n .._ p • ..,..,... ~ • -...Ier. $800 or belt otter. -$"' '1t"1111ICK Ce-4 Dr. -91~Aesundl1 ~ ~ ~int':lor~ 'm-3550, . . • •
Att6,536-199'J. • =~ ~ ~o 'fil CADILLAC coupe radio. Uke new (393CPE). CORYEllE
'63 VW· 9,000 ml on reblt '69 V.W. BUG t&-2'122alt6pmA<ktorl.e ~Vllle. ~. rutt BILL JONES
enr. New t!ret" brl<s. Gd Radio (YERS53r power, A>IJ'Fl4 oter•o • B J '""'""" Cent * '62 Coivette U\ .,..tect eond, llillO. Mt ~ p m • • $"' '68 Buick sport wgn. loaded, "°""" wtndo..,, vinyl roof, ' • "I""' ,....,r er ORIGINAL cONOITION'
832--6482 • w/alr, Excel cond. $1995 leather interior. <WSP657) Call e2138. .
MOVING abrood. '72 VW '65 RAMILER. 64&-4568 121!18 DAVE R.OSS , PO~ 2833 -· Costa Mesa Yellow. 7,500 mL Still under TIAC, M8t}!-ffarbcr Bl\ld.1 5t0-4491 · '69 CORVE'M'E FASTBACK.
warranty, Perl cond. American 4 Dobr. Auto., All'6' Bulck .Rivlt!!_......t Costa .Mesa. 546-8017. Price New·.tittsA:mags.427eu.-tn. ,-
675-7462 ndlo. <NME12l> pwr, alw.,. •-•~· ettective thni 9/IJro. '70 CHEYRO' Ef' 64&-7318 alt ,,30. · .. ,, 1 OWNER. ~ ~
'10 VW camper: Sped.al top
Reblt en&,, $2D> or belt
644-1911). '
'70 VW Bus. 1 ~nger.
19 K mL Clean! $2150.
• 64().1519 •
'63 vw. SUnroot. Reblt
air/cond. Rebli enc 1 n e,
$350. Call=··
YOLY9
BRAND NEW
VOLVO
$95.32 MO.
-r '69 El Dorado. Low miles. 4 Doar sedan. V8, auto., P.S., C UGAR
• • BUICK '6T Rtvtera. Full I" Still In warraoty, Loacled radio, vinyl root, air • 0
'67 MUSTANG ~~ ~Y-~i;, wht wiT~~ ONE IN 4 /1ll6:"CSJ $!Ht , . . '6T •COU.GAR "lCR7 j
cr~lto., P.S., ndlo. '59 Buick. Good trans. Needs THOUSAND. CONNELL CHEVROLET NEW TIRES,·~
$119' battery. $75. 846-4661 t.092 Gold with blaclo top, :is2s Hsrbor Blvd., $995. 675-2496 #
I
• Warner, H.B. 615-f629 Coota Mesa !146-ll03 DODGE •·
'70 MAVERICK CADILLAC 197!> CADILLAC SEDAN DE '72 CHEV. Camaro. VB, auto. -------
1
Cpe. Stick, radio. (236BNR) • ______ _.. VILLE, AIL extras. ..... ... i • • conditioning, '68 Dodge P.olal'.a $119' 1 " • $4,00J. 5t6-G30f power steering, 9800 miles.
CONNELL CHEVROLET ·~~~bl~= in-1965 SEDAN de Ville good Si Iver': b I u e interior. V..S Auto Trans A).r.. Cond
2828 Harbor Blvd., eluded except tape. Black cond. Make o.tfer. ' (?52ELG). Must&e. DAVE {lhAVE) ' : ·: '
Coota Mesa . 51f<.1l03 wilt -Interior, all new * 49H646 * ROSS PONTIAC, 2 4 8 0 . ·s795' i
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
•-Car mint · Harbor Blvd., Cotta Mesa. w~L ls 'n rond. ~AMARO' 546-.'l01T. Price ettective .1. Best ofter over $5500 64.5-3550 • thru 9119172, · "'4'"4.~N 1'!: .;" !!!..-:; ~;:;! '68 ·~~ce1 rond«327 • · '70 CAMARO r --..-cu fn. -ov"'"'' ............ · Jll.t E 17th Cadillac. Excel cotkl. Make coMole. $1.SOO ~"':-'"' Coupe, VS. automatic, vinyl ..., • , otter. Day. 645-86)J; eve, · roof, P.S., good miles. Ex~ Costa M11a
m-0!08. CHEVROLET . tra n1ce<1T'!6As.n:. -
'69 SEDAN de Ville, all ex-,10 Im ...... i.. 00~2699 '10 Dodge :Mona~o
THROUGH A tras, must sen, make ofter. .......... Cu8'om J , Dr. CHEVRQ~ Brou&hazn, 4-,..d,r sedan. Elec
Pvt pcy, 545-8625. ;DX). 1M , l'OIV· Call dllt 2828 Harhor,Blvd., . windows' ·wt whl! .air,. p/1,
'68 CAD Sedan De Ville. Xlllt· 548-5'35. ' , . • a Mesa • 546-13)3 p/b, AWDI · stereo. ~
FU1L FACIORY EQUIPT
$95.32 total .... PYml Incl.
. ..., licenlll • au curyiJlg clwiet for 48 JDQJlths. De-"
ferred payment p r l e e
$4575.36. Full cash price
$4098.55. A.P.R. 11%, Oo
approved credit. 121m>.
·DEAN LEWIS
all extras. -. •at cusr. lmpotn, Xlnt. a.st mo °""· Conc6un · EBtate, f"nd. AskiDo 12875. 6 QUICK ·CA.SH 548-521.T. .Eve. :-~~·2 dr.)>est t~,,~.,..Alol"t:i att5pm" .. " __ .,'6 CADILLAC . ' . • · ....,..,.. ' ' ,· ' '69 Dodge Monaoo 25.5°" >;\ l 7,
THROUGH A = ~ =·s:~ ·=.:.~~~~~ .f.i::;!:;= ~.:,:£:-:.pe~ VOLVO You don1 """1 a eun In '6T El Camino.· Rl\ns eood. · ing. Alldl>C, --16T-4861, '64 Dodge Dart ,converti)il<'
19'6 H rbo BM! • "DrswFut"-wbon)'OUpiace a.an! 283 •nr. RIH. Au1ii. '69 CHEVROLET on Door, new tireitbrak
Colli-Mo:. r 646-Hn DAlllY-PllOT-;;i~,!i;~~.!. ~ ~~sr:~ .... 1.u~~:::.:p .. ;~!: ~radio .8' !•'ate/
~will It'll It! · 6U-5678. Puadtae colmnn it for )'001 Extra nice. (:ll5DFE) *"l). Cha Ile n g er, V8,
Autoo,."-9IO A•..._' New 990' Autos, Now 9IO A·~. , M--· $15tt · Auto PS. ·•· ~ Eve 'l~"-..;...-~~~~;..;~v;;;,;•...,;.,;,.;;.,;~~_;-..:;;:,_;;:;::.:..;;:..i;~;,_.,..;.,~~:...::v;:::•-.:..;,;..,....;:.::.~;._..;.'!'! ,~~~'CHEVROLET ' -.~. S~ II 1..Vi"ln~ ~ .962-&t15. I
· ~Ha'nor,SJ..,., · . •n 4dr .cusbu· o..>ne~ ta::t 1 ·
'"
co.ta -. . air diac brkS "iow in!, ""
1 '70 'N*9 2 Dr. HT c..;.i. ··~ · :'. r••1111•1!'1'1!11llllim..iiiir!ilji.•1!11 vi, au10. ~ ...,.,.,..... REBIRD
IN. ...... brako;o;' tint ' I &laa, rs.4.>. beater, whlte '69 Flttbird•400, Xlnt eond. I . . ; :11 :!:::' ('65BQOJ, $1S96 >Jr, ,No!<F.M. 1-. • . 8'U535. $2275. '!>Vt 'pty. 96U.05 •
°' ', '69 CHEYJ II FCl,RD TIIE ALL NEW "' • Olup<, f ey! !' ;s., ndlo, ' -· · " ·-..,_ '&8 Fonl , · ' Slltt ,,_ ' ' , •t
1973 CADILLAC
NOW ON
DISPLAY
For Immediate Delivery
LEASE or BUY!
'71 EL DORADO •. $6444
Vinyl top. leather interior, full power, tac.
tory air, tilt wbeeJ. AM-FM stereo, power
door locks and trunk opener, cruise con--
troL twlllibt aent.. and mon. Must aee.
i333DLI) '
'69 EL DORADO • $3666
Vlnyl top, leather interior. Full power, fac--
tory air, tllt-teJe whed, AM·FM stereo.
power door locko, c:rulse control, twili&ht
aentlneL (YPB'm)
'71 CADIJJ.AC .•• $5555 '69 RIVIERA •••• $2666 ',
Sedan De Vllle. VinYJ top, leather tnter-o
ior, tilt wheel. AM·FM stereo, power door
Jocks, twilight sentinel, eora:eoua car. (718-
CQil
'68 CADD.J.AC •.• $2333
Sedan De VWe. V1n;vl toPt leather Interior.
full power, factory air, tilt wheel, AM·l'M
stereo, cru1se control, power door. locks,
twilight oentlnw (9'6AFV)
'68 CADil.LAC •• $2555
Coupe DeVUle. '71nYI top. cloth A leather
inter'* full power, factory air, Wt.otele
wheel. AM-FM radio, power door locks.
etc. (516EBR> -··~·· ~.,..~--
'70 EL DORADO • $5111
Vinyl top, f1remlst -~ leather Inter" full power, flCtory afr, tilt whee~ AM·FM
st~reo. power doQJ' locks, twilJ&bt tentlnel.
low mileage. (3'10BS'J') • . . ..
• •
Vtnyl top, \l'lnyl atrato bench aeata, ftlll
power, factory air, Wt wheel, radio, beat,..
er, pew wblte wall .tire& (XRG638)
'70 CADII.J.AC ••• $4333 Coupe De Ville. Vhiyl tnp, lull power, -
toey air condi-, WI whee~ AM·FM
•lereo ndio, (939AVA)
'69 CADII.J,AC ~ • $3666
-COUpe DeVllle.. VlhYl top. leather inter,.
1'\dl p;)We!', ¥oey air, power door Jocka,
tllt·tele whffI. AM.nf, WSW, etc. Very low
miles. (ZSP587) •
,'70 CADIIJ.AC .•• $4333
Full· power, factory air, vinyl top, Cloth A
leather ttiterfor, tilt-tele whee1, AM·FM
-etereo, power cJool' loekl, loo.y mUeace,. t»o eepUon1111 elem (llSOJ} · ,
Hours:. 8:~e.AM to 9:00 PM Mon-thru. Fri.
9:00 ~.to . ·r:oQ P¥ Sat. and 'Sun.
' . .
' . 2~ Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
'
\
CONNELi,. CHEVJ!O'""'l' 4 Dr, V-8, Auto Trani
2828 llsrbor Blvd., (WC0792) '
o.ila lll<u 545-llm .$879
1911 ~ I~ 4 dr. ~
h.t, Riff, ·P/!J, PJB. air,. . ~
auto, V)nj<l root 6 lnl Uke' -.... -~>' new, $2495. 642'-4782 ; '~llt#I '~
540-Tl!OO. · ' ,.,l. 465 E. 17th,
'72 IONGSWOOD Coste·M.se
6 ...... ~-Auto., ndlo, ~6' · -. 1
P.S., i',~.~na«M). '71 COUNTRY. .SQUIRE
• CONNELL CHEVROLET
2828 Ilarborlllvd.,
Costa Mesa • 54!)-1203
-W.&li'DlD
Ford or Chevy panel
t wagon, '55 ..;. '•57 J*efeted,
have caah. 548--5380
Station wagoo, VS, auto
trans, factory air, powc
windows, power steerma.
power lnkes, white wall J
..... ('132GAK). 1311\5· cDr. I Olli 836«i.15. ' . ~-
'66 Ford Galaxie 500, V...S
A/C, P/S, Radio/heater.
Ne'l!' tires. Very clean
833-9372. ' '
1966 OIEVY ll .Supe1spnt,
from estate, 37,SOO ml. 283
V-3, auto transmiaslon. $850.
49&-20!!. '65 FALCON 2-<!r. 50;000 mJ. I
'68 El Cantlm, Bjg 6. Auto P/a, Rldl, new tilea., 'I trans, radio, ale, new valve Perfect car for wife.. $400.,
job.. etc. Perl -897-n14. . .
pri/pty. 64$-3333 WANTED
'63 CllEVY PAl¢1. • Fm! or Cheyy panel
Mags • Tlreo • New Paillt wqon, •55 • '5'! pr.tered, ·1
Runs Pefed:. flOO have cash, M8r6380
67S-2;3f5 after 6pin '60 GeJaxie, VS, auto .• Pl.S, ·
1911 CHEVY 1\1-Carlo, P/B, Rill Xint t'Olld. $175. I
xlnt cond, auto, 9JS. ·P/B, 66-8378 aft 6 pm. '
Mil, air. -avail. 1964 Ford CountrY SQufr<
$3245. 644-4801 • {ac air, radio/heat!"\ ~
'61 Olevy 396 SS Cpe., 4 Spd, 642-3llS '
l'.S., Air Olod. Beout. Blue ,63 FORD VAN.
Ffni8b Wit,h m a t c b t •b g B·-~ au ~ .. .,_ _.... New eng., brakes, batt.
""""' .. . -trans $900. -
·55 Chevy 2 cir. GOOd -· ·n FORD vao equipped, .._ 6 eyl. S .opeed. Needs minor lo ap..-.clate, drafted, must
repair. $150. !543-3691. .. n. 493-4000 Ron
'62 Chevy Impala Sta. Wac. ·a~Fotd'"Van '65 reblt erw
Xint eond. Roblt ..... -.. N•W carpet.i1res, ... ~ -.'.
bett. CaB 'rooy, ,w. 4:11.1. or offer. ~· • a·
· CHIYSLIR JEEP •
00 ~ ~ 0
Alr .. JE~ 11183 i1111S1' SEE -~ fi:._ ~..: 'fO BruM, HOt, •
Orialnal ownor. Sl.iiso. CaJi ~41T, \ 1,0..
~:ii .-; eves. I UNCOLN "
· ,69 ::=l;:;ORT "as eon-. 1 d r. ' NIWP' AMtFM. alt, etc. Elec 1U11 '
,.....,. air • -$169G. root. -•· ~ (OIWIR). ~· C.U 341$3$. M81S ci.,.; ._alt
...... u... "' AoMo. u ...
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• THE LAST
, Fr1ct.y;Stpttmbtt lS, 1972 DAILY PILOT 41
OUTSTANDING USED CARS
'66_ TOROllADO
VI, e111teM1tic., f11ll t:""'.r, ftc .. ry t lr
ce1uliti.,il119, fttll•, cter, \li11yf ,,,f,
fYFLJ71 I
'69 DDDGE .SWIH&ER .
J DMr litN .. ,, )•O YI, tultmtfit,
'""''' 1t11rl119, rtcli" 111d h11ttr. l%AW71tJ
-15 DEM NSTRATORS!-
$1095
'68 OLDS CDTlASS
2 Dr. H.T. YI , 11f••tlt, f1ct.,., •it,
pow1t ,.t11ri119, (111w1r br1•••• r1tli1,
h11f1r. tVUYtlOI
$1595
'69 PLYMIDTH WAGON
111.,~1,.. AUtot111tlc h 1111min l111,
p1w1r 1tMrl119, r.41• •1'111 h11ttr.
Brand New' '72 CUTLASS
Hardtop coupe. Turbo hydrtmitic, power 1tt1~in9,, white 1ide well tirtt1
dtlux• radio. ht1ttr, tinted .91111, wheel disct. 1117911 t •
• •
ORANGE rotJNTY'S ·~.
f?tlFFHI ,
$1795 $1495
'66 OLDS 88 '67 PLYMODTlflfAGON
'
:#; 1 HONDA CAR 2 Or. H.To Vt, 1vt1m1fit, f1cterv •Ir,
,,.,, tfHrin9, pow1r Dr••••, rtdlo.
h11t1r, wi•yl ro1f, fSVF6291
$995
farv. VI, 1uto11'11tlc, fac.torv 1ir con -
ditio11in9, p1w1r 1t1trin9/ rtdit •nd
h11tt'r. ! l09FA>O
$1195
DEALER .
'72 CUTLASS '72 DELTA 88
SUPREME
O.lu1• lttf Lelh, \linyl roof, turbohy-
clr1m1tlc, WSW, rtdio, h1_,1,,, tint.d
9/e1c, door 9u1rch, 1ir conditi1nil'l9,
power dJ1c br•k•1, powtr 1tnri119,
wh~el di1c1. 101"''• #JOtM4J
HARDTOp. COUPE
D!h1.. Met kit., liody tide "'oul~·
in91, •ir tonditio11in,, dtllnf• r•dl1,
h11t1r, ''"'''' •ut1IO• Wllrror, whit~
ticf• ••II tire•, vinvl roof. f01ri1'0.
Hond11 Demonstrator
SERVICE· PARtS
BODY SHOP
#tot ISO)) ~
.IANb00-1022895 I
:·s.35 7.0 ..
' ONLY'
OPEN SATURDA.YS
• HOURS:
to S p.m. For Your Co11vonlonco 8
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UNCOLN OLDSMOBH,E OLDSMOBILE PON11AC
990 Autos, Ulld
PONTIAC .· PON11AC
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PONTIAC
990 Autos, Ulld 990 Autos, U....
T·BIRD T·BIRD
<i>NTINENTAL '67 • dr '68 Olds 98 '61 Olds 2 dr. New tires & '67 FIREBIRD .69 PONTIAC Grand Prix. '67· Puntiae Catalina, air, P'· '68 GTO. M&lntalned perfect. ,70 T Bird land A' . '80 T Bird. Xlnt meeb cond. brak $200 auto trans, one owner, im:, P /1, RMI, auto. Nice. Best • au. ir, win-Gd body· A titts. Askina: pian. Full pwr & factory
tfr. Powder blue, blac~ 4 Dr, Loaded,' Luxury Sedan,
ea. 5'i3691 Automatic trans power steer· Pwr. brakes, steer ., win-mac, Cream I black int: ever $1400. f15-3!ll u k Jer-dowa, stereo. C aret u 11 Y $350. Must aell, make oUer =~==0--0,..,-.,.,--ing, YQW723, ' dows. Air. Like new cond. $1.CMXl/otter Ms-3156. 1~. \. J ,. maintained . $3350. 675-6815. Si8-0l24. ~au top, Nack leather <•9435), • ·
_ .. ,,.Private plJI. Ex· t095. .. 1"' CUTLASS ~lat;on $99S ;;;~;, ii;PO;; -~------t Wagon, air. Xlnt. mech. ~........ 675-6060 1965 GTO Tri-power, 4 1pd, '~tiac ~illc -Xlnt It'I a bretc'Ze .••• sell ycur .MUSI at'l.l 'TO T-Bird Lan·
i e l cond, $1,895 . · -ff
'b.41492-2504 (TPY454). I ' .• o(
<.'Ond. mo. 494-5646. BILL BARRY y 'll lind ' t . ···-'• 69,000ml. $850. ' ·., ni<al o;pnd. HOO. '"m• with ..... "" Dally 'dau. Immaewalo. Call ou J m Cl<l.llo&iued 847-7992 ftT-8213. . Pilot CJ•uttle(I. 6'2-.5678. 548-1626 or 552-9037.
tf MAUIO ·' ._ ._., PINTO A 970 PONTIAC·GMC·FIAT ':r;utos;;;;;' ;;;lm;:;Po;;;;;";;;"";;;;;;;;;;;;;:;,Autos;;;;;•;;;l;m;Po;";;;"';;;;;;;;m;;,;;i;A;;u;iotos;, ;;'m;""'~r1i;iiodii;;;;;i9;i;7i;;Oi;;Ai;u;;ito~s;;•;;;Im~Po~"~"';;;o;;;;;;;~97~0=A~utos;i;i,~lm~pa~rr~od~;;;;;;9~70;i 1 .,.1:.-----·~· -·I 465 E. 17th, •if "Malibu, Radion;e~~. Costa Me1e···
'71 PJN"ro, Auto .. grey/gold,
big eng., radio/htr. Xlnt
cobd. New titts. 968-2673. air, vinyl 1op, $lSll5. call alt 645-0466 ~ * 1968 OLDS 98 4-dr Luxucy PLYMOUTH
f MERCURY ' :.~i s:/FM. 1910 Plymouth Roa<l,n>™'"
-~:MercUIJ.0 • Marq0uis .. o~-1 1!: .i.~_nt ·~~::: ~.,.:,~~ ... ~I=: ~"'J ...,,. $1500. A Bargain. Private
party 546-00>;.
jr 1972 '68 OLDS 442' Corw. Good ' '67 Plym Valiant.
·(1st Sl at S.A. Frwy.) II
2000 E, 1st St. Santa Ana
558-1000
'70 PONTIAC GTO. V-8, 4
speed, factory air, power
steering &: brakes, power
windows, radio, heater, low,
low miles. (2UBKVl $2799
DA VE ROSS PONTIAC,
24*> Harbor Blvd., Costa
Mesa, 546-8017 Price ef·
!ective tbru 9/19/72. i· . cond. $1450. M ll ·~ U , ust se . -10 er. l,, Colony Park Wl.IOtl. * f0..2486 * * M0-1652 * '10 PONTIAC Bon~ille1. 9 ·~ti, ~-~~J!ited~ ''85 QMs 98 '64--Baracuda. 273 c.i. 4 ~ po':~~ee=· 11:t'!y
&tr eond., radial 1teel belt • ~en Traction Bars. 4 air, roof rack, low miles. lift.1. Lo mi. 429 eiw. 4 Dr HT, 1.otded, CPFDS%) · ~· $350. Finn. 543-369l. <262460Rl30017) Low a 5 ~7EOI). • $695 . ! PON!'A~ .. ~~. ~~VEH~~ ~~:
J $4850 . '63'f: GRAND PRlX. one Costa Mesa 546-0017 Price
,be. $105 per !110· 36 mo, --W llMl_,1__ _ o..fner &: excellent condition. effective thru 9/19/72.
• openeftd ... • ~ Olll y 6 6 ,000 m~l.es . BEAtrr. 1966 Pontiac Veno. OR ~.u B\IY 465 E, 17th, Automatic trans., air concl., tur 1 nd ••~ -· -•ort bl b k a. mmac. co . -· Leeiint ~II MoCltls Costa Mesa cuuu a e uc et seats, • ~ •
Ca:r,,,,.,.;._, 6450466 ~M·a1ne1 i umwh e el s,
llllUI.... AM/FM radio. $550 for J;>on't give up the shipt
• • l X>on'1 stw 9P the tbip! quick .sate. 548-JOli. "List" It in classified, Ship 1st N~tional "Llol" tt In ~ Ship for. that i"m under J50, "" 1o Shon Results! 64U67I. • · to Sh:n Reoul1JI 6Gll6'll. • tho Penny Ptncb@r. Call 642-$18. ~----~~I-:-:--~:--:--~-,.::: ; Bank Leasine -~ ..... UNd 990 ·-u-. 990 I Autos, u-9tO
1
Buslneil CentiR orlw, '{
.lrvlno. ~ ' 1972 MODEL
CLOSE OUT
HUGE DISCOUNTS
• • ON ALL REMAINING NIW
'73. BUJCKS & 'OPELS
ACT MOW! • --..
IN HALF!
If you're tired of payin9 expen-
sive fuel, service end repeir
bills on your present car, we
can show you how to cut those
expenses in half! T eke 11 test
drive in one of these little beau-
ties today et Harbour VW.
'69 DATSUN S 10 SEDAN . . . . . . . . . . $895
'.4 Door, R•cllo. IXWH 2111
'63 VW BUG . . . . . . . . .. . .. . .. . .. . $595
81g TlrH, RHr Cflrome Whtels, RtdlO. (GUF a l
'67 KARMANN GHIA ............ $1095 . '67 VW SCj)UAREBACK ........•.•.. $995
RMllo, Wl'llllWllll, ~ Speed, Custom Grlbblf' Ort11111. Tun-.1 To A fff. (TGM 1ftl Htw Red Ptlrtl, Slltrp1 ~ $pHd. {VOX ~)
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'56 VW BUG ..................... $695 '71 VW SUPER BUG ............. $1795
llllelro Cutlom lucklt S..ts. Cll••lc COnclFllO!I. (OP'S 67JI
'69 VW BUG ................... $1299 '70 VW BUS ......... · ........... $2395
hw ltoem Condf!ICllll (XSll: hll JIMlf, Dll1Vlll' ltitt, llNJe, tlwlw lttom ,tf'f9ctl lt4 CASl
'66 VW BUG .................. , $895
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lt"ID, Alt Conl,. W/l{W, Tir., -Low Mlltt. Tlllt W ... INI Onl'i' -l ie. CXYC flNI
'64 VW DELUXE BUS ........ / ..•. $995 i'69 TOYOTA COROLLA ........•• $399
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Teday's l'bud
TEN CENTS
Judge to Riile on Niguel Bank Joh Evidence
111 PltP.llBlllCll: llCllODll!!llL -...... • • ...,. ""...., The _. w '*..._Md Jam 21 at
U.S. D11t11c1 Court Judp Wll1Jlm lbea.t b•l,Olllo-oll'lllllp-
•111att" Bpue Will rule lllCllday ... ant.plm, •;. '"""" -••. 11-
wllelller $.111,llllO ll!lud II tbe !»mo ol: a • -l!!, 11111-11 ol a ...-...,
1uspect In tbe $1.! m1lllan ~ Nlguel ......... Iii • --.....
Un1161 CallfGmla :Bank bUrllary Is ad-la 111••w•1 8led. -1111 court,
lllill!ble u 1evldenoe wbea the case • def,......,.,_ Mlh.r Gii n• ol
ooines to troll later nqt ~ •, Loo 'Aaploo -Foclinl -ol
lavestigalon 1 alleged ·In bearings held · l)lvllllplljln -" l!lepll7 MlrCbod
Thurlday In Los Angelt1 that aedal ""'l" . tbe .......... ~ en two ~ bills were traced to one of Since Oailtopber wu'"lrTelled .., a , 4'1 safety depoalW>oru rllled during-Ibo probatfm"1iolatilll, agenla dld•nol have ' . r
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U.S. Allanly Join Waltera aojd tbe
---boca111tFBlagenla
"'" ...... ,., --anti • -1ble
"""""'-........ the -t. Jadll llJme Aid ThundaY hL will tule
"" the 01eamaa -Monday, lbeJJ lab up Giiier (lre-lrlal m«looo Tuelday.
-Attraey lloaald Minkin o1: Loo Angele1
wp! 1111< Bpue to exclude from court pro-
~ four duffel bop full of walkl ..
talkleo, cutting tord>el, a ll»tgua and
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Pooet F ailur.e Late in Month
other took allegedly med ID the
"""111'1· The took ...... found In the trunk ol •
car in 'l\mlln, owned by an apparent
friend of Qlarles Albert VuDlpn1 31,
-llUspect In the crime. Mulligan, aa l!!!<!Dployed berl1er mm
Youngstown, Ohio, was am!ted June S.
outside a Tuslln bar. Investigators aay be
wu on bis .way to· pick up the too~laden
vehicle when FBI agenla and Orange
Coµnty Sherlffl clmed in. .
During pre-trial bearings Wednesday,
a
Cuts Off Coast · · .~h~"!!_servk~_. -~!xon -~!P~~e~_ ..
' A,.dJ'clJlt llfeaker· talfm It aa El . . . , . . ·~te~~.;:ee-~t~ Fo' r Coa.st ·R· -a· Il·y al:Oul . ta,OJO pe-..... the , ' . ( '
' Southem Orange Coast. • • , • '__~ ~lairied eqplpmenl _ . . . ·
'fall>m! WU ropoded .al•about 5,45
p.ril .. and luted for' two and ..,.. J>mldenl Niion 11 ezpected to bring'
ball boun bi lefttal Soutjl County bls faimll r..ie.tJon campaign back to
• """'1iltmltlt1. the Onuige Coall later tbls month for 1 • : Portable generators 'Wttt" ac--s.'""lwlnd ' Hvated at a: 15 p.m. to. resume .W= , atop-lb . Saa Clemente and a •telepbanji aenke. . . . rally, ilow,u leorned today. , ,
· l'llellltll'~ ~ aldel . :111e vlsl~ ,wblcb may be only. an
aald u.:'i;,,,,._... 1"*'«1 iJ,. 1 ~ ~ 11 e ... pfc(e4.
1·'·du4iod'""-'olat IP....._ .... _e .. \bir.lill~'olllla ....... . . .--=~--,., ... Ali. ~ J , ~ r. Juan Cljijlltw, Bea<b, , , A-rallJ -$ a1-111t .. ,. ... · --~II" """"' '-$ 1Mi ;t: ........ i? flan Clemeale. I ~I ii::i.,:; ..._ ' " .'
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i ~~:ms ~--1!!"!1 • ':''l'be•Nini•lllll wtlf1ie <1111 or lwo ma.•
'l'llO lint=.,,"""" -•ed· ftr'•llOIHk!ol ~*'< ~ for ·lbal. . lite •1ut ..... k ...... ~ ir.eet.111, Saa.._,.,
• Olrciilt blew out lb t!Jo,,llllalkll! Vlt-. Olber ' Jn-Rep u ti 11 e In'
.. a frecjuenl rm atop for the President
aa be campalgns fOc votes In bis home
state, aides have aald.
, Loc8J.·l'f$denta aaqiplfd.mme of Nilan
the·· ca~a1e during the .Chief Elc·
ecuttve)•1'4:vjlll·-,b!cb IQciJ pla<e urlf.lhla-·
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It wu ~ that 111,000 In eub was
found burled In 1 large plastic jug
oulalde the Boardman, Ohio bom< of
Amil A: Dinsio, an unemployed miner
who Is tbe tblnl suspect in the Laguna
Niguel tbelt.
'Ibe money, however, la suspected to
have come from the Second National
Bank of Warren in Lordstown, Oltio,
bu]larlsed ol $150,000 In early May.
M°'t of tbe $30,000 foond I n
Ouistopher's J)OSsession is believed to
have come·rrom the Ohio bank.
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The three dtf'eidants are now lo
custody of Los Angeles County Jail will>
collective balls totaling 11.n mill~.
Each defendant has pleaded innoctnt
to charges of conspJracy, bank burglary
and bank larceny. Christopher faCts an
additional charge of )JOSSessing property
stolen from a national ba11k.
Christopher alao faces a ' 10-year
federal prison tenn for the parole viola·
tion. He \Y8S found guilty by a federal
judge of leavln& the state ol Ohio during
tbe spring.
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Resistance
Burned Out
SAIGON (UPI) -South vtelnamtse
marines using name throwers against
the last pocket of North Vtetnamae
rtsistanee captured the century-old
Quang Tri City Citadel just before dark
today, U.S. and SouU. Vleb!ameao
military spokesmen said.
. The·victory>Wu the grealelt for Saigon
oince the Conimunista lauached lbelr
sprln1 ollenaive .., ; larch ID.
·UPI r-1~·Tld ' Kunoa ,.i.N4 tho
Citadel al noon 'l)Rndl~ -.lold by .AWM offtoer' ._ fl IMrt el ..
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Qtldel DOW, ~ I ....... _
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arllllery IUpporl and wltb lbe mirlnel
moving lncb .by Inch ..,... lllt red clly
floor ol: the ~ Ctladll, Ill fall WU
announced. Jo -and blaited ou1,.._ .. to -11Ueo are ezpected at the Saa . tbou!eiilla el ...-. · , Clemente . Ina SOpt. 24. for • "Young
Some....,, wltl!Out tlecltldty for \loter llegfltra~ Patty," spo-s aald. 1~ boun In Iha! outage. •'!'bat .Vea~ wblcJJ ml8bl 4nw ·u manr · u 4,0QO peraono, Will be held on Iha llwn.
Altomeyl ·1or former Weslmlnlla'
mayor ~ McWblnJlor , and ctty piaJ>.
ner Tad Fujila lollay "'" granted a ~w~ delay ol the' Orange County
Superio!' Court ..-raiWnent of Ibo two
men oiJ mulllple cberg~ Including grand
lbeft and brlllery.
UPI corretpOndent Barney Seiber!,
also at Qu.ang Tri, aald the end came
after the DWines brought up two flatM ,
. throwers or,annored cars and burned the !---'---------' area beblnd theJJostelry. ·
Traffic Arrest Saa Clemente will probeby see the
Presfdent ol:tea iuriatl the -cam-
palgn seuon.
' · La cua Poci(ica will pro!Jebly serve
Yields. Oemente ,
~obhery Sus~t:· ... ~~a :;r~na.ger
~A roullne traffic atop by. patrolman • RaVIShed by Man
Butte, Mont., w · ~led In the ar-·
t of 1 man suspected of robblnc the G. bed A G' J Sin Clemeilte Alpha Beta llore early thil ' ar s 1r .
)'<Or, Saa I Cl_.te police dlacloaed lo>
day.
; Raymond SbarU1, 31, cl Orangi, II
being beld In the Rock)' M"""'8fn state op '54),000 ball llrmml• lrom the boldiip list Feb. B of Iha ~ In wblcb "°° iJr cab ;. .. labn af "lunpolnt. I Saa Ccnente Ponce Dot'ectlVa LI. Clll-
ford Gates uld Sbafto1 tllua for bu
re1uaec1 1o wtlve -to C0111om1a ~ court pnioeedlnp ... lllat -will ""8ln JJCJI Week. ' '
Galel .U.ed Iba! !hrkq -the ;..n who lmo a pllloi OI! marPl .
·P,enoanel at abWI I p.m. cm lbt cia1 JUt
llebnlar)', toot Illa CDb In • brown paper
llick, tbm fled bi a -up ledaD.
• Sbarby, Galas Alcl, Ud -IOUihl·
illnct ollicen obtalnod a Warrant -11
1'M,-for bla amll. .... I.ocit __ Aicl lhoy had,._
... trail~ Illa~ ....... the Su a-. lncldad, 1111 lotl tnol< ~~"°18~-.= '!'".:
tranaleal'• ..,.. 11111 ....., •
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..... ~ 'cheln bal -bit -Ibis .,... by bondlla. , A----·· -..... Jn loot, .;. alao -by
........ •()ae ""PflCI WU "'""letod 11 IUI __ a_!l!ll_ll ....
with ,._..., -ndi~ ·
Gatll aoW ~ -DO ·--llet••·tllt two' llllt1pa
' · North Vietnamese soldien from bunkers
atop the 19th f.entury fortress.
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RUFUS REST$ ~tl ~SA~LY SWITCHIS HIR·TAIL
At Lion C°'f""'Y Saf~~; a Big O.y fw. an Old Lien
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M alllpli!J!ia ~ II 1 Grand J11r1
indic:lqJent to Oct. ' without comment. llolb moo arelr*4!1! ball e.:=AI~:: Buflis . Arrives
Jury'1 (!lllbe Into lbe Miit Square Part ' ' · .' , , Jeastnc ilmllkla. . . .) ' •
.• 111a ~ aplnat lllam !bat farmers Lion W. , an.· ts· Serurit,~., 'JV ot Sex
GeorP iD4 MotO -...... ~rdered to ~ "'" Jl8T '10,llllt In brlbel 11 ~ ,,_ to ~ . ', " '
lain the m lll1le 8quari Pm ..... tbeJ By ARTHUR R. VINSEL ( .... •• observed . Lion.< .C®nln' .. Salm
had farmed 1UCet111fuJly ... tuar years. ot 1t1e oa11r ,..., •••" 1.oologipll · DJ.teclor Pat Quinn.
McWbllll!OJ, 40, fl lllO Calendu1a Ave., He twllched, 'Qiilv~red, p111ted and be :rtie.refugee."fnlm 'tbe def\mct Wichita,
and Fujita, 3$; c(.710 lloctmont Ave., was covered with flies but be ucent¥ to Kan., dty zoo was lmported'1o perhaps
are accallCl.ot CGIQPllclt1 io a 'plan thait the throne held.by that renoWnecf king of replace Frasier in the aff~ttonate pride
pniduced I ll,Olll euh peyment froin the beasls Frasier at Lion <;ountry Safari of fioneales and be ·baa apparenUy ll!c-
0-se Moral. Thunday. ceeded.
1be indlclmeot pnpOnd ~ 31 Hall Rufus! .._. ... II they did have to Sort ol.
wltneua' lell1llecl o11a llalal 11>at M-chale bim up there w)U. a ubra-stri~ His first lntroduciion to lion ladles ber-
Wll -.i to pay a fllrllllr ll.lfll! In Illa truck. di of male attention lince FrU!er died Iona o1 a cbect to i. !Ude pay>ble to · The aall-climatie lntroductlOn of the two montbl ago after sirinl S3 cubs coa-countJ Suplrvilor' Robert Bettin'• cam-succeaaor to the fabled Fnllller migbt 1isted ol: being bitten bylhree o1 them.
(ll1p fllnd. have been more spectacular eacepl for Rulilt didn't ,.;act as lbougb Ibey were
Bellin hu 11taW 111a1 be told Illa · Illa -la<!· that Rufus bad never 11nowa mere love bites. .
Gnnd J11r1 lbet be biew -... ol Illa freedom before. He· cantered up aa embankment and
olllpd a:bolno 11111 tliat bis ..,. wu He had lived bis full 15 yean bebiod tried to hide In tbe bulbH unW Lion
lllo4 as a -.. o1 ~ pr-lo ban. . Country ranger, herded bim up lo\\'aid
Ille lllinl lrotllera. Once out -controry to what me ... Frosler'I proferrecl blDoct will> lour-
JlcWl!llmy, who Nlcaed -lbe of. '*'8 from lions on the looaa -old Rllflls wheel drive jeeps •
lleo fl -lblll lleelt. allll Jl'ujlla aloo tiled lo get back Into bis coge. Once Ibero; tlJe reluctant ~ b1ed
. face dlarpl fl eoosplncy allll IOlldtinl "He'a more Interested In ;.,,,,,i17 than (liee RUFUS, Page 11 the ..._I......, ol. a crime.
CountJ ........-. hive a» ordered
Iba\ lbe 1111• Square --by the lllunll be dlvldecl lnfO -jJorlloat
anti put oil! to l>id. School Still Not Started
It waa INmecl later lod!l1 lbat Stollb
hu been n!lllaced by ~ -Allbn ol the Jooepb Ball firm • t b.
all«My ol: -·For Capistrano Studen~s
Siuni1pl (;o On Ailllllih IChool atartOci 11111 pu1 weet · ll'be complttO ~ umes for eecb ~o • -for almoof mry llUdoat·m Oranae CouJ>. JCl!ool II u lollowo: At Saddleback ~~...:r~e ~ ~ Cleinente !Dgb, ·7:1D a.m. to
, . and mootol liell-left,f<r 1 farneli ·IJ~ F. P;orit..:JunJOrHlgll, aa.m.
Fill ...-..... 1111 . ar 8M4leback I 111n1 a1 1ooa1 belcllol. • . .to , 'p.11). • • ~· bop.. lllCllday 'but rqlllralloit llchooi lla\.ta fate' tor lliOin -Se)>I. :n · ·--o.-dla Scl!ooli t :ID a.m: to ·S,00
, ~~~-Ill ; Id a.it-.. for all bUt llJgb 1C11oc11 ~ pm. ' -"inttetiiete .. earoD-• 'lbe'lalterlrill llot Me duiroonio ••tll .. ....,___ . ' .. , · -.rVwn Valley SCJio91, S:ID a.m, to
-ol. -t.• dQ' and evening Se~~.~:, · 1:00 p.m. · ,
-In t111 • --beinJ ol:· · tlt..na olllclal1 ~ ~ c!luab · -Rlcherd H111T1 Dana School, t 'ID lonO l!l. lbe aia., of pupllo -9,IOO, wllldt' lfilounla to a ',a.m. to 1:08 p.m ... =lllOY nclller Manda)'~ SOO.pupU Increase ovtr •tlle• laot· ocbocl~l -r.:,,-~,La• Palmas S\'hoolLl :ID a.n.. to 3:00 tram t 1.m. to 1:18 p.m. ml year. ~ p.m. ·• • ·
t a.m. to f p.m. Day ~ · llocllute of'ciotl'ded lioiicl1uoni 1n -. --Ola Hal\IO!! School, '"••DI-to S:ID ,_ ..,. ..._ I a.m. ..i I p.m. and I ldloolo, lllQOl'ld llortlJ1I '"'* will be ·P,ml · • " .
"1111114 dQ' ~·are,,._ a_p.m._to 1be""" aloQs Wllb "'me·•• m·at· • -Pallsadet School, 11.m..toS!IDp.m u .... landiucl ,., -,.,........ • ' • ' (See SCllOOI. l'lp·l) .
l lo 0
Its grayish 20-fool waU. of dirt and
stone defied au but laser.guided "•marl
bombs" durJa& lwo montbl of siege.
C.pture of the Citadel glve1 an Im-
mense boost to South Vittnamea morale
and could lead to recapture ol all of
Quang Tri Province wh\cb Prtsldenl
Nguyen 'VID' 1hleu ordered retaken by
Sept. 11 •.
1be Communllla 11111 mid an l&-mllo
con1dor to tbe llemiJllarlsed ZOIMI' and
that area wu under ll!Ullvt waull by
B52s.
The Communists captured Quang Tri
City on May I, and with It the Citadel
built 100-,...n ago to ·protect the <lty.
The fortress ts aboul 500 yarda "lua!'O
with walls 20 feet high, and 15 feet thick.
Atop the walls were turrtts like a
medieval castle, and modem sandbag·
ged bunkers tinged with barbed wire.
The marliiea began their final push on
Sunday after an American Air Force jet
used a luer·gulded bomb to blast a hole
In the wall where artillery and ordinarJ
bombs bad failed. ·
It was lncJJ.by-lncb fighU1111 -military
spokesman called It "hou• to hou!e ''
flght1n1 -although the walls of tbe
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Weadler
, Fall has come to the Orange
Coast -at least for the weekend .
There wW be night and m<rning
low clouds and local fog with inost·
ly sunny afternoon~ Highl In the
low l1lo will> lowo In the lOs •
• msmETODAY
Tliomal Gart1t1', cUrector of
the Newport Harbor Art Afy..
""'"· /Jas g11Mled Ila (ll'O!Olh from a 1111411 -niza~on In Ille
Bolboa Pavilion lo • MdonaUv
knotD'ft mu.ieum of contmpor-arv arrfn a ftnt. MM> home. See
•tort/ Ill lodag'1 WHkcndar.
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O!ICAGO -Houoes aboolr. and wi"'
• dows nltled early today ill noctbern
•. 'Illlnols, w~ern Indiana. 1 o u t h e r n
:'. She Danced
••
::·:Away Money,
·:=~Loneliness
" >:. MW.U (UPI) - A widowed mother of
.. three glrb bu told lnv..tlgaton bow
knellnea drove her to dance away a
., • $1&4,000 savings account and wind up the
, ·' Unpaid owner or an unwanted dance
"1' ... atudio.
.... . Assistant Sta te Attor:ney W i 11 i a m
" Tt.mkey listened sympalhellcally Thur~
'• .c:iay to Mn. Ann Bogti'a story, took
voluminoUI notes, promiaed a full ~
' vesttsatlon, but conceded:
. • , "It could all be legal • • . we might
.. M\!er even 1et them Into court."
'·' '. Mn. Bogh said her problems began in
' ' ~1967 when she moved to Miami with her
'., · three daughters -two of them retarded
-and decided to join a get-acquainted
club to make friencb. At that time, she
.. said, her savings aceount totaltd
-:· .tt~,ooo. ~
Martin Nathan, Mrs. Bogh's attorney,
.". · aaid the get-acquainted club steered her
• ~ · to the Savoy Continental Dance Studio,
··' where promoten convinced bu 1be could
"" meet "the right kind of people by kno• ,.., .ing the waltz, fox trot-and rhumba."
., ',' Nathan aa1d Mn. Bogh signed up for a
._L • .$35 .set. ot leaon1, then a $50 package._
•. ·1.o11owed by a $500 leaaoo dell and wound
up sending the dance otudlo cbecl\' rang-
ing from $295 to 17,000 every t'!O week3.
•;. "I was lonely," Mrs. Bogh told the
. . Jll'Ol<CUtor. "It was aa slnlple aa that-I
. , was juot looely, Thal'• why I kept going
·,·.back."
" For this money, Nathan aald, Mn.
• . Bogh wound up attending aa many as
. . ffNt dancing lesaons a day for nearly
.. . three years.
."' ', Finally, when she had bought more
.. )lancing l6aons than ·&he ""!'1d u,. Jn •
"•Jlfetime, Nathan told. prvaecuton that
~· ,>\$1voy Conlbtental olllclalJ ·ecnvtaced her
.; ..• to buy the dub fO< $3,000 a month, plUI
; '· the POD IDOlltbly oOll oi telephone bllb. . , .. "Jt'• bl!!I' club," Savoy dance inltrllC(Or
•· ll!lko l.4mbardo told newamen. "She,
'" ...,,. the whole thlnt and li'• In her
name."
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bitadel an all that remain of the rubbled
tlly. -
~· nte North Vietnamese were thought to
iaave suffered heavy casualtiet, but there
wu no official count. ,
. A South Vletnameae military source
Aid the North Vietnamese bodies were ~ked in mounds "but it's lmpusslble to
count them now -thert's too much t.o ,
do." ' · Quang Tri Province, just below the
j>MZ, was the only province captured by.
the North Vietnamese and ita loss wu a
bitter blow to the Saigon government and
the AmerJcan policy of .. Vletnarnization"
fl.. the war. Its fall raised doubts of the
South Vietnamese war effort and the
American plan.
But the Communbt offensive bogged ®wn, partly because of massive U.S.
bombing agalnJt the north to try to choke
GU war supplies and to weaken Hanoi's
S.ar effort.
· The air strikes continued and the U.S.
Command reported 300 raids on Thurs-
day on key targets in the Haiphong and
Dong Hoi areas of North Vietnam.
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Wl&cOnsln and eastern towa 111 a rare
earth trtmor shook the MM:iwest. 1 There wtre m reporU of serious
dam11e or injwiea.
Jamea Landen, chief of the Nallollll
Earthquake Infonnatlon Centu I n
Boulder, COio, said the tremor was the
worst in the Midwest since Nov. 9, lMa.
-when a quake 'ttntered in Henderson.
Ky., wu letl in 22 states.
Landen aald today's tremor registered
between 4 aod Son the Richter 1e1le.
11Thl1 would be a moderate earth-
quake,,... Landers aaid. "It. would be
. capable of doing damage under unusual
circumstances -if ~ epicenter wu
near some structures and the lltructurtl:
were on bad ground or the structurea
were old. We might have IOIDt damages,
like cracked pluter or dlsbel falling off
ahelves."
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Coo$ Guard Aid toct.J• "lt appears
hl&blY unllkti1" a ~"' 11-.ionr oil oJlcl< releued In the Colli$1oo .,, two
.ftlflbtm oil Clltec -will ... the North CltlOllaLc:olot. .~
The 1*-wlllt lllck.. 1'llk:b """ -driltlnf slowly tow"fd the beadles of
Cape Hallena Natlonal' Seasbore, baa _
"turned around" and LI moving out to
sea, a Q>ast Guard spokesmen liJd.
Early today, the oU llick had been 10
. mn .. offshore. But al nooo. tbe Cout
Guard aald, it WU 17 miles ol!lhart. and
drilttnc noribealtwanl, aa were the two
frelgbten •
amldahlpaJn cali1l reas.by the American 1'bunldal' afternoon when ' the bullc • .,,.
rier Republlca de COlmnbia wu rammed
timldahlpo-in calm aeu bY tho American
!reljbtu Tnnsllawall.
• Offlcia'.ls at the st. Louis University
seismographic office reported the treml:!r
registered between 4.5 and 4.75 on the
Richter scale. The office said the tremor
wa1 eentertd about 40 miles oorth of
Peoria, Ill.
Cheeking Smog Devices From Page I -SCHOOL ••.
Landers said earthquekes in the
·Midwest were "very rare" and hap-
pened, usually, only about once ayar.
Ken Mitchell Oefl), a pusenger vehicle Inspection
specialist, teams with California Highway Patrol
officer Tom Sapp to check out auto anti·smog de-
vices at Fairview l!Dad and Adams Avenue In Costa
Mesa. The CllP will cite 1966 or newer autos II their
smog devices aren't working properly. --san Juan Schl!ol. t a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
-Viejo School, t i.m. to 3:30 pall,
· Resldenll of ~as afrected by· ~
tremor inundated the National Weather
Service, police, newspapers and ndio
stations with telephone inquiries as to
what caused houses to.shake, windaws to
rattle and di.shes to fall off !helves.
Some theorized tMt a sonic boom had
been the cauae while othert feared there
bad been an exploslon.
Two Israeli Troops IGlled
In Clash With Guerrillas
Finnell Elected
County Cities
League President .
-Caplstraro Scb<iol, t a.m. lo · 3:30
p.m.
-Dana Hills High, 12:35 p.m. to 5:30
p.m.
Because of construction delays at Dana
Hiiis High School, studenta ol high achoo!
age will endure double seMioDS until the
start of next year when the ~ Hills
students will ' move into their new
quarters .
One Chicago ..,Iden!, NeU Dorfman,
said be wu pbylng chess when the
tremor atruclt but that none of the chess
plecel were diaturbell by the quake.
Thtre were reporll·ol broken bQlldlng
plaster near Ottawa and Morris, ID.
'!be National Weather Service 11ld the
hell.mfuut. tmnor wu felf81iolit12:Z3
a.m. in Daven)X>rt, Jowa; Ollcago, and
Bloomington, lll
It wu felt at leut 111 far north u
o.hkDlh and Mad1-WI&
f'rom Pllfle J
RUFUS ••.
By United Preu lntensadoaal
Two Israeli 110ldlera were killed and a
thlnl wounded 'nlunday night In a clash
wilh Palestinian guerrillas n e a r the
Lebanese frontier, a military spokesJtl!D
repOtted today In Te! Aviv.
He also reported aa exchange of fire
today by ilraefJ and Syrlaa forces In the
Golan He.ights, but t b e r e were no
casualties.
Israeli 110ldJen moved through the high
green bills near the Lebanese frontier to-
day in a search for the guerrilla Jn.
liltrators. "
But there-was no lndication 1n Tel Aviv
to hide under a KllJ-TV pane! truc1: while whether lmlef would r<taliate for the at-
tbe lion...., apprOached. one by Cllle, to tack aa JI bu done In the put with atr
IDllf at Ille oomewha~llWllJ qW ptaie. ~~· , ~ .,...~ . l!lerrllla
One lloneu stretched uptlihl qlllnlt a
' tree, ntbbed her belly and '""* loudly It wu the lint major Incident reported
..0 suggestive!)', u 'about IO carlolds of ,.
newsmen """""8d.-t the tlyttlnll ipot Ila I ' I"'..! ..:. 't H I ,. !-'I
see what might happen nm · \cAHIS osp1w
Ruful just lay there tlmldly against. the ~
TV trudc, occaalonally nuzzling tis tire. c "ts Film . Talk
Park rangen had to chase oH curioaa ~ '
tourlsta several tlmel aa they tried to get
• dose• look ., the a1reac11 we11-About Strokes
supervised nupllal ceremmlea.
••1 think lt;a that Rufus," declared one
matron in aunglasses th!Vlllh a rolled-
down car window.
The wldowed lionesses: Linda, Jane and
Sh.mpy, who bad Ont nipped and swat·
ted at FruJer's woul&.h. tucceiiof, ·
didn'i seem too intbusi.astlc, tva1. after
Rufus finally began to relu.
But ~Uy, one of the smaller Jitmessts,
finally wa)ked up and tentaUvefy nibbed
noses with bim.
One could almost liear • · ltient -arise from 1Jon Country offacjal1, 'fibo
won worldwlde publid!J from Frasier's
famous mating babltl.
"He has been accepted," predicted
park zoologllt Quinn, who waa worried
that Jonah, the efd..t aon of the late
Frasier, mia:ht fight for mating rites with
the pride and control of the llUITOWldlng
territory.
He dJdn't.
Jel'T)' Kobrin, Lion Country vice pres! ..
dent in charge of public relations -a
perfect title 1'hursday -quickly assured
everyone that Rufus' moth-eaten a~
pearance will qu.ickly improve.
He said fresh air, !Ull!hlne, good food
and everything e1se that 1Jon Cowitry of-
fers its favored Hew will quickly pat him
back in sha pe.
And parUcularly a lot of exercise.
A Dim and ponel dlscuaaloo on strokes,
flrat in a series of community medical
lecturel, wiil be presented from 7:30 to 9
p.m. Wednesday at the South Coast Com-
munity Hospital auditorium.
A · J&.minu&e film, .. "Strak...COUnter
Stroke," the 'ttory of. 1ctress Patricia ·
Neal's recovery from a near-faf'a\ stro~e
will be followed by a dil!Cllll.!ilon by
panellsta Dr. 1Vllliam ~..dtlei' of' the
medical llalf; llr.-Pelef ·BrimweD; B.
F. n.-, fiooitai admflilltralart J.,.ph
· ~; pbyslfal therajliJI; ml other
members of the hospital's stroke team.
Resldenla attending, tbe 'pruentatlon
may &11k the panel questions on 811
phases of cerebro-vascular accidents
(stroke•) from initial onset through
relulbllftatlon.
Semnd iii the series is a lecture
preseritaUon on Dlabetei and ill planned
for Oct. 4 at the boepltal.
.
Stamp Club Forming
Two Laguna Hilla ...,.identa are plan-
ning to form a stamp dub and live col·
Jectors an opportunity to trade, buy or
auction stamps at inlonnal meetings.
Anyone interested can call Mr. or Mn.
Lawrence Hill at 588-0702.
Seafood Research P~oject
Planned on South €oast
A pilot research program launched two
years ago at a San Diego power plant -
the "farmlf\I " of sea food dellcaciea -
soon wltl expand to Carlsbad, spokesmen
for San Diego Gas and Electric Company
· said this week.
U1lng the lagoons and heated water
from the Encina power plant units aou~
ol Oceanside, researchen will be&ln
growing east.em and western lobsters
and eventually might devise a large pro-
gram of restocking local coas,tal ar..,
which no, longer bavo large populations of
the crealuru. ..
The San Diego State Univenlty Foun-
dation will administer the details of the
Encina Project, ualhl the pl1ni'1 Wl.l1lr
waler-discharge pond . aa the reartns
area.
Grants lrom other foundalloOll YllJIJ>e
uaeillo otl..t upense1
At SDG and E's Soull> 8117 power plant
In Sall Diego, Dr. GeorlO Sdluman, tho
head ol a firm known 11 LlmDoo Corp.,
has been experimentln( f()r the put
I --
several years wllh lnduc)ng rapid growth
or seafood animals In warm water.
succ..... In bis project ha•• -cited In 1overmnenl hearinp where 'ti•
feels of wann waler are being examintd
Jn relation to power generators.
Schuman """' ahrtmp, pompano, clama and other vvfetlfl besfd,. the a·
pensive Maine IDl*twrl. ~
At Enclna, ~}'ord wiil bead tlli
uperlm111ta and -*'ll ·lllart will> eutem
lobal .... An ·.-ate wUl attomjll the
-teclmlqUfl will> ~ ltal!dard
Calllornla vartetJ el. ~ lobatar wbldl
ha1 pracUcolly lieell llabed out ol
aouthland waten.
UUUty IPOknman earl Weill aatd that
the -proJlcll fl not tho Ont
"marlcUltun" ~ beinl ~at
Enelna. -For the pul two J1111 ·Dr. lllcliaiil
Northcraft. an o,,..... aport. hal -nlllnc Ja-and ~ variet111
of the ahelliilll ID -•II ~ ID I
nearbY lqooo. • ~ -
f
I
from the northern front since Israeli jets
raided what the command said were 10 guerrilla bases In Syria and Lebanon WI
Friday In retaliation filr • ttie1tlayfng of 11
Israeli Olympians at Munich three days earlier. __
No guerrilla casualtim were reported
fn the clash with the lmlell patrol, \md
the . Israeli deatba bloogbt to three the
nwnber killed Jn IUCh clubes in eight
days.
Thursday night's ls!'aeli combat deaths
were the highest since Feb. 24 when a
guerrilla ambush at the frontier killed a
bonier police officer and two soldlen and
wounded four Cllher pollcemen.
A spokesman aald lmlell soldlen In
the Majdal Sbama area ol the Golan
Heights found anilvehlcle m In e 1 and
dbcovened trackl leading to the Syrian
·bMtler .. The enlir• bonier.area wu cJos.
ed off to dvillan traffic and to all but
mllilary peraooneL -,.)
A Pal..tlnlan iuerrtlla !elder aald in
Cairo today a recf/111\atemenll>l'·'"aeli
Premier Golda Meir callipg. for u-
terminaillio of tbe commando movement
amounted to a declaration of war on the
guaTillas.
"We are capable of f<S!lODding to
violence with vJoJence," said F.-ouk
Kuctumy, a 111'tmber of the executive
committee of the Paleatlne Liberation
Organization and a leader ol Al Fatab,
the largest Arab guerrilla gl)>Up.
Robert FinneH, Placentia councilman
and former mayor was re-eJected .pre$i·
dent of the Orange County League of
<lUes ThUrsday ni,bt,
Named for a one year tenn as vice
president was Robert Hal'Vlly, Cypress
councilman who was appointed to the
post last April when former Newport
Beach mayor Ed Hirth wu defea.ted at tI1e polls.
Continuing for the second year of a two
year term as representat\ve lo the state
league is Duane Winters, Fullerton coun-
cilman.
Until then, students from inana Hills
will share the dwindling space at San
Clement. lllgb.
_ PtLsc:OOoLJ!aoo a_t Pana. 1.asJ>alm_u
and Serra achoob will start each day ·
9: 15 a.m. for the fint session and 11:50
a.m. for the Jate ses3lon. Those students
will r<l\llD home al 12:15 p.m. anil S:30
p.m., respectively.
Bus tranJilOliltlon for the dilltrict's
students will be provided for elementary
youngsten who live more than. a mile
from their assigned school campus.
Junior high-age youngsten llviog more
than onNnd-one-half miles from ti1eir Gordon °Pete' .. F1elding, I e n e r a I campus will ride buses.
manager of the Orange Qnmty Transit High school 9tudents receiving bus
DiJtrict, outlined proposed agreemenb service must live farther than two miles
between the district and dUes wbiih from San Clemente biglL ,_. -., '!be JDlljOt changes In aclml at-
bave been forwarded 10 !be various com.. tenclance tllb :Year will alfect all sixth
mun!tles. · gaden from tllluna Niguel. 'Ibey will
ProvblOllll wiil Include lmtallatton of lt iilt.nd Capb\ranO Scllool. • .
bua st.,P., 11gns; !rlmmlnl of trees where Sixth graden !tom Pallaades School
· of»---tral will move aa well alls J<ar, atleDllDg neceswy, eumphon ~ from • Classes, instead, at Ole H8lllOll School In
fie regula.Uons where necessary and the Sen Clemente.
erectioo of aheftered bua stopa for aenior To help cope with tbe growing di.strict enrollment 10 new cJassrooms will be
open at Dena School. Eight portable
cJassrooma will be ready at Marco
Forster and a portion ol Las Palmu
School bas been rebuilt lo better bouaa
sludenb in that porticin ol San Clt"iente.
citi1.enJ.
' Tbe league will bold !ta next generll
meeting al the Rodeway, Inn, In Orange,
Sept. :ti,· Finnell announced.
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~ongressmen Debate Election
Bell, W~lilie .~n Orange Couniy for Spirit,e_d Wrangle
Jly TOM 11.ll\LEY ~w...... Jolt I quarter of the Vitt·
· .,.,. _ -""' • ~~ .. tmtw~ ~~~~bodi.,.,
Ally , AmerlcM;i voter who tam to ~-. ~11-···•111 a
c1ooe1y mm"-'lour years of defeat er.~ and 1-are aboUI to go, he'• mined tbe
disUler ID • SOOlheast Asia .. Ill>-• blabor II !llipbaag llld ..... lllOUllted tbe
preoodnad boi>gling of U.:. nation'•; biqest aerial asoautt In btalQey oo tiny _,and tbe display of .. almost Noni> Vietnam.'' •• I
total dilrtprd for civil rights and civil "President Nino baa been the grut
ljbertleo will rejeet Pre.sident RI~ J!tlKltlllll<r," counlel",d Bell. "His visits
NWJb ~ November._ De ni o c rat l.e-to; China and Russia bave ttdrawn the
Ccingreosolall Jerome Wildie contended · g-litlcol map of tbe ..,..Id and his
• be!m'e an ~ Ooqnty Towo Hall au-· control of tbe ecodJmy baa liven us an diOnce 'l'bW'iday.-' lnflntloo ·rite that la tfllo lo1>;esl in tbe
· ,U tbe·"voter ckM!s, warned Republican world today." 1 • ~ AlpbooJ<) Bell, he will be Eacb coqressman defended h I s
~ ~ lien. George McGovern who party's choice In 1 cut and lllrUst debate
ha.-already pledged b> pull out of south tt.at Included from Waldie the allegation
Vietnam and leave U$. prilloners -and that President NIIoo's gieatest offense
whose promlae to Increase government ro his nation 1\8> beeU •'an unpre<edented ·
' opPndiJig byll:IO. billioD will destroy lbe contempt for rigbls lhlt bave.ne~er been
economy. • • • cballeoged by any· olber American pres~
.
dent." • , Court ii our bUlwlrl< for the protection ol
'!'be Contra' cesta \COunty Democrs~' : the lndMduals ..-rlgbts bave beori
who revealed al lbe meeting that he will !nquently threatened In hla years of ol~
be soetln& Gov. Rooald'Reagao's cbaJr lice." ,
when it becomes vacant in 1914, lashed "Atany individuals and especially ini
tbe N-Administration for "its dlviduals In C.lifomla can be sure of one
repeated attempts to muifie the press. thing if he is replaced by McGovem,'!
"Thia has always been a major in-Bell ...,ponded. "And that la that they
tru.\ion into a basic freedom." waidie will be tpe ..,victims of a wave of
said. "And lh<re ba~beeU Intrusions into unem~loyment if McGovern's proposed
p r l v a c y in tenns of electronic defense cut and the abandonment of tbe
sa..rveillance and search and seizure that xpace shuttle program are carried out."
have clearly demonst rat e-d the The Republican congressman,· whose.
President's ytews on,tbe right to privacy 28th District stretches jrom West Los
contained Jn the Bill ol Rights." "' · Angeles to Palos VerdesJ lauded Nixon as
"President Nixbn has also clearly ''one of this nation'!' most effective
shown his contempt for the Supreme presidents and who would have beeb far
C.ourt as It e'xisted before be packed it more effective with the support of an Jm·
with his appointees," Waldie said. "He partial Congress.
has never understood or cared to un-"Only 20 percent of Nixon's legislative
derstand that the United States Supreme requests were approved by t h e
Democratic Congre!llJ.n 1971 ," Bell said.
Lunch Costs
For. Schools
South·'C(>1i.nty Vets to Use
''Less than ball were approved in 1970.
Less than a third were approved in
1969."
"There need be no debate on whom we
should elect in November if Nixon were
to keep tbe ..plet.lge he made to tha
American people before the last elec-
tion ," Walille .said. "He has told us more
thar. once,Jbat be must be replaced if he
can not end the war in his four years of
office.
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Up in Laguna New San :Diego Hospital
Veterans resldlng In south Orange . He said emergency cases still can be
• , HOing to ease a $4,0IXrdeficlt .in opera-Coast areas wU1 be affected by a new· handled at Long Beach and South County
• .fA,LY PILOT """ W RScMN ......, tioos, 'School cafeterias -in the· Laguna ruling designed to reduce overcrowding 'patients probably will contin~e to · be' ad-
SHIRLE)' ~HOfF . DISl'LAY.sJ!ER' SWIM .MEDALS . ::i,°IJY =~ood 3 ·::ir;~ar. hitve at l the VA ·Hospital In Long Beacb, · milted on a "bed available" basts.
In Fountain Vall~y, Olympic Sil~or •'!Cl. Gold' At elementary schools, lunches have American Legioil Service Officer O.W; The Long Beach VA Hospital plans to
, , . .. • f been increased from 45 cents to 50 cent!.. Price ~ today. open a new 180;-bed extend~d Care facility
W I Sh• I A Ja carte items also have been raised Because the 1,SOO.bed Long Beach in February to accommodate aged and . ' :.' e eo, . m.; e.. . . ' I • I_ r ey-fiv:;.c:,tsbi~ sc~l. tray ~ have faeillty ls rkf:Jving more applications for chronically ill veterans who require 11urs-
. -;, -gone up. in price from 50 cents to 60 admission than it'can acoommodate, the Ing borne care following hospitalization.
"? ~. . cents._.___ , ho!pital now is referring veterans who ' Such pa\l~ts now are placed in private
V. l'-.Ql . ' • M dal' G~ ''D ' Milt prices at all scbools 'remaim ttie . reside ·south of the Newport-Riverside convalescent hospitals where the ll. W'V .. ympr,c e J.St etS ay same._ . , Freeway ro tbe new VA Hospital In San Veterans Administration pays the cost
./.. . ---Business Manaa:er. Charles~ hopes Dieio ~·~aid~ _ . .,. ... ~onths. • -• Otat 1be price increases -the''flrst In . • in . .. .
Shirle?, llaliashoff,aat J5 an ~P~ 11 members of .the ~~"'~21c team lbrte. •ears -will allow Cafeteria o-ra-Th1I w affect patients from the
gota inettilii,'.~w~ l\Ol:'~ today tn -llie aditecl thatliolliiefiiiidiM'o1~ --tionsii'i;reu even-ililS"year.-~---~taillll8-1llll<h,-u1sure World;-saa..
Founlaln VaDey •. Mr biliile'town. "sbouldl\'' be mixed up becauSl! they're The school dlllrict providea free and dleback Valley and San Clemente areas
Appearing al a huge open air ri11y this "different." , " • · reduced Price.J!IOa1>_ to_ne..!y_cl!Jldr<n be.noted. '
mcrl!!ng at Fountain Valley ffi4b·Si:bool, _' Sbe then :thanked her classmates for where· families qua!i!Y "'!der an ellgibili-The San Diego facility, newest and
the young Olymp1an relived_ heo,"liunlc1i coming and returned w her seat as tbO ty .scale. . , •·
C1iurch · LeUiler
Dies in London
"Instead,'' Waldie said, "we look' al a
Southeast Asia , situation that iS ir ..
retrievable in military terms. 1 agree
with Senator McGovern that we can no&
win in south Vietnam, that we should get
out of there and that we shou1d have
been out of there long ago.
"We have . a situation in which one
inillion South Vielnamese troops backed
by the greatest military onslaught tbe
world ~s. ever seen can not contajp,
100,000 North Vietnamese troops with no
air support and nothlnl like the aid anH
S\.ICCOur given to tbe1r enemy,~· Waldie
said. · .' . _
"A peoplelias b> be willing to figril aiid
die jf it is willing to seek the kind of aid
we give -south-Vietnam," -·wa1dte sai~ -··
''But they aren't and they expect us to
fight and die for them. Let's admit ws
are wrong and get out now."
"Yes, Jet's surrender any initiative we
might hive' left to Soviet Russia," Bell
LONDON (UPI) -Lord Fish<r of snappe.d back. '.'Let's pull out of Eitrope
Lambeth, former Archbishop of Can-as well in the way Senator McGovern
triumphs as she .wu again ~ buae crowd cheered and applauded . Applications.may be obillned.from lbe most modern of the VA's 167 hospitals,
with her one gold and .two silver ~ "Sblrlef 11 one terrmC penon," ·Prin-district offices, 550 BlUmont St., or by opened in March with 180 patients and is
iil a ceremony that . ipcluded -~lain cipal Paul ~er told the crowd. ushe calling GYMI. increasing iti. staU to care for 811 pa-
Valley Mayor Al Holliriden. f · · tients by Januazy. It is located in La
Noting ljlal ihe lii&h school junior bas .· QS{9 . E Jolla near the Sao Diego Freeway and
,put lbe name of F«Pilaln 'Valley,before nglish Languaire he uc San o· "billlons of ""'pie Wound the world,• ·=-· I iego campus and reached
Mayor J!olli.;;;,;,decliftcl tl!da!fi.;"Sbidey MUNI.CH CI_ a.sses Resuming by a specially marked freeway offramp,
Baba•""" ,,._ iD FWnlaln Y • • -l'ri<e aaid. · --.-v After. a short vacation, cluses tn "'Local veterans probably wooi like· CS:.~U::~'!'f~ci~ • ' 1972 English aa ·a IOOOl14 ~ wil} lbecbaii(ev8rymucb,''.Nldtllelornu:r presen~' · Mi•~besbolf with 0 • ' •" ·,' -~-;::::::;:i~at 'Oorrt:ii41)'>W ntimi •VA oflicial, who is "'1iOnllhle for°"'
bn>ma • · "Yod bo -~ • • ......... lli San aemolite. '' 111118lnioilolpllal odmlsakllll lor •eterans · · ve • ' · · -aides U1d tbe cl · will In lbe 'coulal aree.· "San Ill¥> ii far service as an..-am~,of -. r-~ , 1-./ • l·aoilJ~t-at 7·~ pm. tat>~llllM11• away and veterans who bave 'been pa..
Valley." .. • ~ • • • •·-~eel "'1~111'! for tlu\~" .. b•"lftd·lil;,·tree ta ail> ,· , .. .,r ,,,,....., 110.11 tl'Lahc Be&cll a1w.11 "'°""'tile
Misa Babasbof! sml1lng ani! CllliDI ber But he .aj . ~. tblng l!Uileota' • Spedftc-~ about lll!i ptOiram car.e -~ li!talve ·!heio• lluf •ow San·
eyes modestly; downward,· acceptotl the 'coUld ifo lor ber now woul~ be b> "let ber ii 1.n.nohl.. "1 -""'-!924!00 ,.. Di•-"'-'ill,_ '•'fine~-~··~ .. ,. award before 4,500 of her peen at the live a nonnaI life:" ~ 1 -· • :_ ~ ~~-• • _ ... &aMtM , .11t IUIJUWuuu. •
high school. The. advice was unheeded after lbe
terbury and an outspoken prelate who su~ests and use his defense cut to bring us below their military posture.
advocated capital punishment, died dur-"Russia. works from 8 position of
ing t~. night, a Church of England strength," Bell told the Town Hall au-
spokesman announced today. He was 85. dience. -."She only understands strength
He was lldinitted to a hospital Thurs-and she despises and takes advantage of · · those naUons. who ,.ould urge her to sit
day ~ter a ~light stroke. • down anctlalk things oat like cenilemen.
'Loi)! ~lsher was appolnled the 99th "OUr PrePltnl l!al made Ille ••rid
ArchbishOP of canterbury Jn 1945 and safer and oot more· Warlike," Bell 'said.
h~fd ·Ute pdot :for: IS ;>'oars• u.-wu a . "H~,muat be~ In Jllovenjbell \:t !lflr~ QI CO'!\'OY~~ 1!11D wu n~ver llow · · ~ t.,T~J:i U:, !'IAll '~ J
lo expreu hi! views on religious and America'• ...,,. ~losing tile• con-
polltiCal Issues. lidence·of JIDIDY leadlnc Democrats:'" ·
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1972 LINCOLN~·MERCURY Year~'Eiid "I'm really happy to see yoU all here," ceremony, bOwever, as nearly 100
sbe b>ld lbe or.ertlowing crowd al the studeota crowded around Misa Babasboff
high school amphitheater, "but il's kinda . b> pbotogr!IPb ber, adniire ber med8Js,
scary being in front· of You all.'' and simply stare at ber. It was 10.
She recounted briefly her e~riences minutes before she could leave the stage. •
aa a U.S .. representallYe· In the 20th 'In the OiJ'!Dplcs, Misa Babashofl woo I ' , ..
Olympic games in Munich earlier th1! gold medal as the ·anchor swimmer'in tbe -
month. 4iOO meter women's ·reJay and silver
"It W¥ really uctUng;" slit 111<1~ ''th\. medals in ti!e 100 metet-freeslyle and the I
Olympic Village in Munich was--great, 200' meter 'freestyle.
and we got to see ·Aust!la aild 11;,.asl'oll "Earlier this morilipg .abe was· honored" · ' · ' ' ·
so prettyl' 'i · · • • • 1 t 1 -a\ a_breakfJlSl al,&en~('Y mot1e than 100 .SALE!
Bui then In n!erence•b>• lllt ·acts of • per9m11 at the Safeco Insurance Com-
Arab terrorism 11!&1 clalmed·t6e llvea of · -in Fountain Valley.
Steaey appellh from volwlleers In ~· made a ll8ble at 1he polls for stuey
Clemente have~.~· ertenston :iof1tbe ~before votiilg.
deadline b> fegbtei' b> vote , in · tbe Places wbere registrars will be on dutY, ·
1'ovember GeieraJ Electioo. are: •
Thursday was tbe orlllnal. deadllne· for San Clomente Civic Ceoler, regular
regi<terinl bll,tbe County~ of ,pi.mm .~; Sao Clemente Branch ,,
Voters ·qreod b>, extend tbe; ~I'®, Li~, fpoday through Thursday -!
period lmW Oct. 8 r.r ICNth Orange 10 a.m._ llo , 9 p.m. and Fridays and '
Coaal resicWata wbo have yd'to ~-.Sa." from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.;, .
~. R. S. Steelman, voter inlonnalion )l(Gql(erll Headquarters at 105-~ Mar;.
cbali'maO for tbe Jague Of" Women 'Repul>ll<*t Headquarters at 5111, N •. ~·
Voters saldthat'.oe,.requiremenla,,;.. ·~;,.~ POlnt Republican • . • """' Santa 'Clara and San tliat a person m1111 !Jilly live In tbecountJ ~11111 ~Cit Hall.
for the )>all :Ill day>. lo 'be eliglble to ",Ole. " 1 ·
llln. Siee1man aid that several spota" • · •
.. San .Cleinmle """ lll1TOUl1dlng com-D f r' B mllllitiea. irlll haft registrars Oil dutJ, e ecto s .. oss
elldl day. •
ho~~.=.=~~:;::: Once Expelled ·
day wtU .... ,..., amPle ~"
other tloc:llml ml!c'a!. Tber will be
~ ol tllllr .......... howevtr,
and lmlplo blllolo and Oilier data wtU be • ..
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Ilion emha"l'. employe who defected to
tbe United Stalei thla -k wai • llde
to a Soviet mllltarY attaehe ezpellod
from tbe United States In the mid-1960s, '
diplomatic -said toitay.
, ....,,. said tbe Rllulan defector, EU-
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peJled by the Uqlted Stai. ID 1 reprisal
~ ff4lowlng tho l"ijl/ I ol -
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BARGAIN BUYS . ON EVERY.ONE!
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Would Boston
Ban Lagtina?
" IN FAT Cl'l'Y DEPI'. --FunoJr, how
you' C1JLget all fouled up In yaur Image
of thiQIS. Take Ille lownsb!p ol Llguna
Beach, for erample: the pllOO here alonr
our Orange c.oast we call the Art Colony.
To tbe natives, Lagun1 comet through
as • •Pol where things sort ol Jog aloog
during the day, CUIUJ!!. have battled
''progre11111 over the ydii·ln an effort to
retain that relaxed village atmosphere.
Politics at n!gbt, on the other hand, are
always bolling over because ~ soon as
ooe side get.I control of lhlnga, the other
side starts a recall election.
Laguna, you · figure, Js kind of apart
from the Inland Orange County Image ol
Population erploalcm, uptight right-wing
rallies and freeway miog.
WELL FOLKS, you got It all wrong.
To get the true plcture, YoU need to read
a weeltly journal out of Boston, called
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llUllOHAO'l'E, IMu Moogolla (UPI)
-The Se\'lt\ Union bes posted IOl!IO
aoo,ooo rocttwquJppecl Uvopl alone tbo
borders with Chino and Mcmgol11 llJllf
keeps ''threatening" China with war
games near the Chinese aide of t1le froo.
tier, according to an !Mer Mongolian of·
ficial.
Yu Tilll><h!n, held of lbe lore1cn al·
fairl secUoo cf the IMu Mongolian
autoaomoua ft8lat. cllJawed the fron-
tier 1ltuatlon 1n an interview Tbunday
with United Preas IntemaUooal.
Although there hu been no resumptloo
of tbo inteose flihUng of tbe type that
-oulla Iba.,.. It Iba IJllUtt Rl'IW ---""""""....., Jm -Jiiilii -their -ildll ftol ' ·k do lllii7 In Ille eutem .._t It the S1no&Me1 wb<thot the aituatloa I& re1aod or -lltoJ .,. _......, -Did by
border in !tit, there baff b<en ropuled taise." the oCber aide, Ya 11111.
Sefl<I p,.,_tloos aca1mt am.a. the of• '1111 Cb!:no a11o RI tbll -II !Idol l8ld. Wbll• relul1Qs to ,,..... bow many ...ulllilnl ltl pr pipoM I t t I Ct I
"S091et troops and roc11et unJta staged ~ i._M-•·•~~ ~ .• ~Y• •• u ~ agalml -.,,. Pl•; pwto t:t:"' combined manueveno lloo1 the Si» ~ ~-..,...--. --~ In tbo JIGalOll•a I-1n to
Moogoljaa border the lint ball of lbl.s "baa mode 11111 ~ Sbould they Inaer lloaCOlil -~
1e11," Yu said. c1m11 alllck. 111, we will Yi""i ~ 1>Ut OUter ua.aoUa. Thm II no ~ tbat
Asked whether the lronUer 1ltuatloo II complete11, UlorW&b11 and """'1· Boft tbe ,,,_ are nad:r to blmdle any
still 1eD>e be replied "Why abould ao DO fear of thal" . mllltary altutloo that 1m1 ll1lt tkllli
' t tbt frantler. .
IJUUlf Sevllt troop& and iocktta be Ila-SiDco the deterioratlGo ID S1Dc>Sevie1 Durtna t1111 --t·1 elgbloda7
-along our border? !locbtl .,. not reatloos there ha< been llttle tn111c v!llt to -lf4oplla .11111 U5 milel
for defensive purpo1e1. The fact tbat acroa the Oib''I Mqoija border. tram the border he wt•• ere~ 1 ~af
the7 have ltatlmed IO many aeldlera Moogoll.an bmlsmm' teodiag t11e1r llocb onned 11cqo111n mHU-ad ......,.
there and have carried out so ·...., no looger stray ICnllS the -· Evm lirlD( llllamatlc -cm honel>ocL
mllltary nwieuven 11 the blggeat threat anhnaJ1 that oace grazac1 freeb' cm •itber Other allJll o( Cblna'1 mWtary
to ua aod a prorocatloa aplmt ui. Se side of tbe lronUer, -are """""" to p,.-IDdnded l!oav1 --. ~ f
---2 .Wome!J. Depart for Hanoi
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VIENTIANE; ll>u (AP)'.,... One 11 a
_young San Diego housewife, the other an
aging Florida mother. Together, they are
about to e.i;nbark on the final leg of a
Journey that Ila• already taken It.an
halfway around tbe world.
Their mission Is probably uruque Iii the
annala of modem warfare: traveling to
an enemy capital to bring home a cap.
tured loved one •
WU capluml lh 11111, because lhe fell00:
Iy an end to the cml1k:I '""'1d brq her
80ll home. .
"I hove 1 special pair of shoes, navy
Jll!lllJll, tbet I have almoll wom out
walking the mortile ~ of the Senete
and -bulkllnP aod plckellng the Wblte Bouse," sbe sald after her arrival
In Vlentlane today. "A friend told me
they """ _,, au~ blil said I would ,gel
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She I& careying with her • tilpe
recordln11" of the prayer that her 11-f"ar-
old daught ... ftcltes every night In San DI.., before going to bed. The plpinC Ut-
ile voice says: 0 Dear God ' take care of
my d8ddy and all the -;;u.,; men, aod briJW them bome ...._ Love aod peace."
The Real Paper. The Real Paper Is -
published bY the former stall of Boston's
Phoenix. ._ ··o-· -·
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For Minnie Lee Gartley of Dunedin,
Fla., the hour-long filght 5aturday from
this sleepy Laotian city to the North
Vietnam-c:opltal Is the Lui leg of a
joorney that began long belott she left
New York Wedneoday night. .
~:;:,.~out of them -.to brlni
For slim Olga Ciarla, the wait for her
husband, Navy Lt. Norris Chari~ hu
not been as long aa Mrs. Gartley'a. But
during _the separation of 10 months, she
bas lost weight werry1ng· and waiting.
She grinned and uked: "Do you think
the North V-will give us the
honeymoon suite 1n Banol?t'
SEC File! Complaint .
ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) -The SecurJ.ties
and Excha"ie O'.unm.mion bas fifeb a
complaint ID U.S. District Court here
against Koscot Interplanetary Inc., and
"Glenn W. Turner of Orlando, Fla., seek·
Ing to enjoin the coaneUcs com]WI)'
from "future vlolaUom" of federal
The Real Paper passes for an Uflo
derground Journal In Boston. It obviously
has copied underground p a p e r
circumstances in Los Angeles since LA '1
The Stall undergrounder ;, publlJhed by
sorpe former staff members of the Loi
Angelta Free Press.
Allyway, I digress. Ilo!ton's The Real
Paper In one of lta last Issues features
across the top of Page 1 the drawing of a
l>ronzi:<J 1urfer, arms ouf.Str.etcbed, u he
surfs across the top at the steeple at
Boston's Old North Church. So much for
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RUSS BUILDUP -Offldala say the Solve! Unlol;l has posted 300,000
rockeWCjulpped troops alpng borders with Cblna and· Mongolia.
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WHAT'S REA!LY Important Is the . All • d pl-· B1 -~i· d -i.·-·-------·
1ead story, whereupoo the headline pro-le mlWS ~ e
claims, 0 Unearthlng Leary's Laguna
Drug Troupe."
Bylined witb the name Harper Barnes,
the yarn lets you know right off about tbe
mood and complexion of far-away
Laguna Beach, eam.:
"Superficially, this l11hlooable beach
town ol 11,000 would seem a . highly
unlikely locaUon for ooe of t1le biggest
drug baull In hlatmy. For one thing,
Laguna Beach II barely 10 mllea north of
San Cleinente, where Richard M. Nixon's
Western Wh1te Houae squats.
11For another, t.guna ii a button of
Orang• County, a fat-city exurb of Los
Angeles with a collective pollUcal me~
, tallty somewhat to the right of MussollnL
•1AND THE POLICE down here, the
county aheriU's depuUes and the Laguna
Beach cops, are known is among the
toughest ni CalUomia, a state well sup-
plied with storm-trooper types .•. "
The article goes on to tell how Laguna
police Sgt. Nell Pun:ell dldn't play fair
when be arrested UiD cultist Dr. Tim
Leary on drug charges and how our DA
Cecil HJcb hopes to parlay hla bust of
the Brotbertlood of Eternal Love into a lbot at the attorney 1eneral's chair.
Also, the article suggests that Laguna'•
old Mystic Arta store, 1 Leary hangout,
'vas either burned by the cops or ''The
Mob" trying to move in on the local drug
scene. No mention was made of the lousy
criss-crossed electrical wiring at the
place.
NO MENTION was made, either, that
Leary's kid was stoned out of hi! mind
iind the station wagon looked like the
comer drug store when Purcell detained
the good doctor, his wife and son.
No mention was made that Hicks
got a Grand Jury Indictment again.rt
some of those brotherhood brothers.
AND YOU DIDN'T know all that about
all those Lagunans in "(at-city" with
politics more right·wing than the dead
ltaUan dictator.
It all just shows how wrong you .can be
when you 're too close to things.
U they keep these kind! of stories up
back Ea.st, we may get banned in Boston.
Q)me to think of it, maybe that's a
good thing.
S. Vwt Ch.urch-Cleric ,
SAIGON (AP) -A mlnlsler laid today
U.S. or South Vlebwnae warplanes
wrecked a chW'Cb last month in the
fighting for Que Sen Valley IOllth of Da
Nang, but a U.S. spokesman laid no
American planes were in the area at the
time,
Informed IOurteS • said South Viet-
namese flghter·bombers flew tJght
•trikes In tlie vicinity of Fire Base Roas
in the valley on or about the time in-
dicated.
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It was the Protestant Evangelical
Church of Que Son, and Its minister said
'n peraons were killed, 15 were wounded
and an undetermined number were miu-
lng.
The mlnlsler, the Rev. Nguyen Yan SI,
said that ._ t1xMe killed """ two of
bis daughters, aged 14 and 11. Be. said ba
and ·bll wtle were Injured but llllllllled
to crawl oul Mapy of tbs parllhlnam
were burled under t1le debris, the
minister laid.
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Price
Commission moves into the final day of
its automobile-price hearings today
following Ralph Nader's call for another
round once General Moton and ·Ford
submit new requests for price lncreaael.
The seven-member commisslon didn't
commit itself on whether another public
hearing would be called when the two top
automaken rHUbmit once-rejected ~
quests toTalse prices on 1873 models.
Nader coupled hla call for new hear.
Inga with crltlcinn of the commisslon 's
Policy :.,~Ing company flMm:Jal data highly eatlal.
e Al'llU Pflet Ok•,,ed
WASllNGTON (UPI) ,.... The Senate
has ratified ~ Nixon'• new arms
control· egreemeot with the Sevlet Union
but demanded fundamental revisions
before it 'fflll accept the plan as a
wmanenl tteaty. '
'lbe temporary five-year pact won
overwhelming but coodillonal SUl>JlOrl
Thursday in a re.solution approved tr1 to 2
and returned to the House with an
amendment adopted 51 -to· 35 wblcb
crltl<:a said '""'1d hamatrlng efforts ' to
achieve a permanent mS more com-
prebeolllve .,,..,,,... when lalb -
this lall In Geneva.
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The gray-balrod woman wllo will be
reunJled In Hanoi with her son, Navy Lt.
Markllam Gartley, 28, began lobbying
againot the war a few ll10lllbs after be · securities regulations.
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Policy Unveiled
D£TllOl'I' -{AP) -Buick
Motor DlvWon 1111 1111Yelled
Its -modell Ind oald Ill deelerl wm make lloY needed
-adjlllmeota In lljO flrot tG ~ rreo al charge.
Bulct Gent~ei IM"
N. lflrs I lbf
IlblrolllMpollcyto~
at Buick'• Im ....-preview. ·llerrice~ln1m •
..... llmllld '" doon Ind -doh, front-eud llignm<srt Ind
wboll bllanco.
"Die ms po11cy --1o -the ...,,.1r ot .. , de!e<>-
tlve or JnJl!w1cllonlcg par{ of
the car except II"! for-1
period of u mootbs Or U.000
milel, Mlyo 11ld.
Buklt will have '3 models
for the now car .Uet·year'
Laat' year ~ were 17.
Maya predlcled a r"""1d
sales year In 1913 for Buick,
TOKYO (AP) -Occidental
Life Insurance Co. o f
California Ind He!w• !Jfe
Insurance Co. of Japan have r
anndunced they have ·
eotabllsl.ed· a equally-owned
Join! vemure In Japan.
The new company, named
Heiwa Occidental Co., is
capilaliJed al $ rnilllon yi:n to
sell Heiwa Llve insurance
policies with Occidental aales
technology .
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Fihh Park.
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Fonda Loves Country
It's Just the Leaders, War She Det,ests
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HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -J;ibe FC>lda
""YI abe loves bu OOU11try. I~ the 111mO
math. abe v11t0 .. Its 1 .. denhlp and 111
pattem1· of 1a ••
'l1lls II no coltllb girl klcklq up her
heeb. Thi actr<u bas fonakm...,.. of
the blacU, ,,.11 .... the -llld other
segmmb <I American society to ...,.
c:tnlrate m mlln& the Vl•tnmn war.
Vet, Ille C111DO! divorce bmelf f-
the !Kl that Ille II a IDOYte Illar, wnltht
(about flOIJ,000 per picture) a n d
boautiful,
With all this, there 11 virtually no time
for romance or personal relatlonshlps. Ot
so it seems.
"MOST WOMEN IN tbiJI country are
espected to be aesy, beautUul and have
big breasts, especially II you're a movie
star," abe aald moodily.
"f know what bappen1 when 80Dle peo-
ple look at me and ask when the oldtlme
movie atan went Those are the same
peoole wbo think of me aa an uppity
woman.
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"Well, I'm not a girl any longer, I am
1 woman. Raquel Welch is: not a sex ob-
ject. She Is a woman.
"I think the Vletr.am llruQle relates
to -. black people and oppressed
people oround the world. It Is dlrectiy
related to me as an American woman.
Dt. you see women at the SALT talks or
1Utlng at desks in the Pentagon? Of
course not.
JANE FONDA JOINS FATHER AND BROTHER IN LAUGH
Sho K-Sflant About Child-, Spoaks Abo ut War ' '
"WOMEN SHOULDN'T Dase ther lives
bu forehead and drwed 1lke a JD111Y,
she could not conceal her natural
pbysfcal beauly but, reminded that sbe
does indeed possess sez appeal, she was
put off.
on worrying about the.shape of their bod-·~ AmTUDE has taken its toll on
ies -a lot. They shouldn't have to WOfTY me and olber American worn.ea who
about bow they look --a Jot don't respect themselves," she, said. "I
"We •houldu't be made to feel the piJl. don't want to romanticize any cotmtries
11acle of tueee11 ls decorating a hOuse abroad. But we are exporting Americaa
well or makin1 the perfect aouffJe." chauvinisqi." .
-· Mlu~-bad-jusl-teluftled -from---Jane-·F~aornetimes -talkrin
ballel claa. Sbe also attenda a gym.Jlke · SIOfllDI. She "'°"ls the Intrusion of her
uerclle establlabmtnl which spedallus own personality In what Ille COMiders a
lo ellmin1ting fa4 tonJni muacle and groat crusade.
facial exerdlel. 1•1 don't have-any organization of my
With bu halr tied back, persplntion on, own," she said. "And I'm not trying to
$100 Donationto·Campaign
M~am Special T<if Break
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117 SYLVIA PORTER
Give up to 1100 to the
political candidate of your
choice and get a special tu.
break on your 1971 incomtf tax
return.
-~, f
'111 lo lau.t by deducting f!OO. decluctron will alwa71 give you
of your contributions. "-Cautioo: In casea of a state
Q. Should you take Ille or local community Income
credit or the deducticn? tai: based on Federal taxable
A. Always take the credit If income, deducting yo u r
Your taxable income ia up io political contributions can cut those taxes, but taking a
f16,llllO and you file a Jo"ll credit may not.
return. a larger tu saving than the
ALWAYS TAKE the deduo. credit.
FINANCE During the next eight weeks,
you'll be under incessant bom-
bardment from all Political
Jevels -Federal, 11tate and
local -to contribute to a
political candidate or polltical
committee, and mlllloD1 ol
you WW want to give •mounts
ranging from a f•w dnllan up.
The new aspect thil year ii
being encourqed to give by
the fact that )'QUI' contributloa
can become either a deduction
or a direct cndlt against your
'7'I tu.
tlon if your taxable income ls
$44,000' or over and you rue a
joint return. DefJut Friday
Tbese niles or thumb allo
are suggested by tbe Research
Institute of America for your
guidance:
inrr vou M u s T un-
derstand bow to handle your
tu brew. You also mtl!t be
ready with some written
(I) If you me on the
reinstated Form 1040A for '72,
you'll be llmtted to taking Ille
credit for your political ~
tribuUons because you do not
Front End Look
evidence of
your CODtri·
"bution should
your '72 tax
return be
q u e sUoned
later: an
au t b orlzed
receipt from
the Candi
date or com-1"0t1:T••
mlttee, a cancelled check.
Now hue's the way the tax
breaks work: ...
You can chooee one of two
methods ol flgurtng your tu
broak -and below you'll find
· wbJcb one la but for you.
-You can take a direct
credit against your 'Tl Income
tax for one-half of the amount
of )'QUI' contributions this year
up to 1511 ll:you•re married and
filing a joint .. tum, or up to
135 II )'OU'l" aingle. Thus, the
mulm11111 permllllble credit
on your joint ,.,,tum would be
125 for i:olitrlbutions totaling
$IO ,.. lllCft, and Ill.IQ on a
slnile penoo'1 return tor con-
tributions totallnl as or more.
YOU MAY T,ucg ~ credit
roprdlua of whether you
itemiu ~ deductionl or
talta the llandard or minimum
deduction.
Each fl ol cndlt will save
,.. fl GI tu.
-Or )OU can take an ttemiz..
ed penonal deduction lor
qualJlled p 0 II t I c a I con-
trtbulloos ol up to flOO If
-,ou're married and .filing a
jOinl ,.lanl, and up to '50 If
you're 1Jngje.
Your tu 11ving from an
ltmlud deduction will be the
J*<tntage equal to your top
tu bractd. fl you ' re married
and baVC! I top taX" bracket of
i• percent, you would save $14
by contribulin& and deducting fl• U you're In 1 top '111 ptr
• bracU4 you would save
ltemlze deductions on this By CARL CARSTENSEN fonn.
Of ftlll DmllY Plitt Sltilf (2) If your tar bracket b ~
percent or 1.,., you'll Alwa'y1 DETROIT, Mich. -The
get 1 greater tax benefit from new full-sized Ford, with new
taking the credit than from front end appearance, new
the deduction regardless ol •beet metal, and an improved
whether you Itemize other ride, h!ghllgbta the Ford
deductions. Division offerings for 1973.
(3) If you're in a tax ''With our bread-and-butter
bracket of more than 25 per-car all new, and with the
0011 but less than 50 percent market leadership we hope to
and filing a joint return, you'll continue with Pinto, Torino,
get a better tax break from Thunderbird and Mustang, and
taking the ertd.it -if your look forward to 1973 as
contributions don't exceed the a not 11 e r record-breaking
following specified amounts. If year,'! said John Naughton,
your contributions exceed the Ford vice president and Ford
amounts below. a deductkm Division general manager,
will give you the larger tax Speaking at the division's
benetit. 1973 car and truck press i~
FOR TAXABLE Incomes ot troduction, Naughton said the · division's dealers: should 1ell lt6,llllO to 128,llllO, the tu about 2 300 llllO d break figure ts $89: for taxable • • cars an could jncolDeh of '20 ooo to '24 ooo exceed one million truck sales
the tax break fi~ is rn.' fol for the first tlme during 1973.
taxable incomes of $24,oOO tc'.,\ F.orcl's 39 car models In six
128 llllO the tar"b,...k figure llnes will debut at Ford
u "9 ' deaJenhlPI next F r I d a y .
For' tuable incom<s of Avallabtllty or all vehicles Is
128,000 to 13Z,llllO, the tar aub1ect to federal emissions
break figure ~ $64; lor tu· certJljcation,
able Incomes of $32,000 to The rest of the Fort! line
$36,000. the tax break figure ii al8o h~s the new front end a~
$60· for taxable iDC(lmes of pearance because of the
$36:111JO to $40,llllO, the tu lederally<>rdtred to u g he r
breek fiaure ii 116. bumpen.
For tuabte incomes of
$40,000 and $44.llllO, the tar
break figure ii $11.
IF YOUR conlributlo1111 el·
actly equal the break fll'!'", a
deduction 9< credit will stv•
you euctly tbt same tu: •v·
ing.
-(4) If you're In Ille 60 per
cent br1 <:kilt, the tu uvlng
from contribullont up Iii 'lliO
on joint relurnl and CIS on
single returns ii ~ -whether you take a mdlr er
deducJJon, On co1>trtllidna
above $50, you get •" bfiler
tax brtak rrom • deductllln.
(ll If you'ro In a tu
bracket over 60 percen~ the
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prlct1 will also be In effect
with Forti aa with all Detroit
automaken 11 a ruult of an
apporent loaln& baUle with the
Price Commission wblch II
determined to keep prices
down -at Jeaat temporarily.
Na1Jihton • said the truck
sales picture II an•~ clUng
F o rd DJvlslon't contlnu.lo1
succe .. In thlt segment of JM
market.
"You know, It's amazing
how the lluck buslnen the
paat few years llu blOAOmed
into llUCh an 1n1.,..1 pan of
our ovenll operation,''
Na1Jihton aalcJ.
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''A decade ago, trucks ac-
counted for one in seven sales
our dealers made. This year,
it will be &bout one in three."
lie aald about 30 percent of
the division's cars and Jlgbt
trucks are bougbt by people
who have recreation 1n mind
when making the purchase
decision.
"So you can bet your boots
we're interested in the recrea·
lion business.''
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Trading Sluggish
As Stock Fall
Nl'!V YORK ·(AP) -The lltod< market turned
flat 1oday for the IO<Olld day ill a row. Trading
cool!nued Jta aluullh waya.
'!be Dow Jon• average of 30 Industrials wav·
erod around IDOi!· nf tbe seulon, just below tbe
bnalt-event JIQlnt. Advancing U.Uos spent the day
trylne to catcll up with decllnlng etocb on the New
York Slock Excbuae.
'1t'• a cautious martet at lhll point.• aald S&ln
l Natagaml, IK'ODOmllt with Kldder, Peabody & Co.
But he aald he tell "m o • t of the lnve!tors'
doubla will be ruolved In a mont positive dlrecllon
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Waltons
ReviVing
Depression
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NEW YORK <AP) -"The
Wal!ons" ol CBS have begun
their rural-'lbursday night-Ille
on a brave note: they face top..
rated city slickers on ABC's
'1Mod 5quad" and NBC's "Fllp
Wll90n Show."
The bucolic delegates from
mythical Jeffenor. Countv.
Va., would h:ave an uphill fla:ht
even If they didn't Jive in the
Blue Ridge Mountains. Their
<>pening show had no sbootln11.
fighUng or other natural
disasters, no 80ng numbers.
fuMy monologues or
Geraldine.
And they live in television's
version of the G r e a t
Depression era.
Despite all this, • ' T h e
Waltons" may prosper in the
weekly ratings harvest. It's a
quiet, gentle 8how about the
same kind of fanning family,
• .9911 . o! hard-times
"Bonanza" without 11. .45.
And it nicely catches the
Thlrtie! fla:vor In big dnd Jlttle= -·
ways -the dustv Mrdel A
truck, the coov of 0 Llhertv" '
at the general store, the guV
who drives up to the gas pump
and Of'ders two gallons instead
of a full tank.
UNFORTUNATELY, It!: in-
itial plot was equally aged, a
variation on the theme of the
unwanted baby left on the
front doorstep. This time tt
was a &-year-old deaf girl
found abandoned on the cellar
doors.
Naturally,"the Walrnn·farnlly
-11 strong -takes: the waU
lo Its colleclive heart, delplte
" 1nltia1 mlsRlvlngs by John
Welton (Ralph Wait.), the
bead of the clan.
The story wasn't all that
bad, although it occaslonallv
was marred by lines like that
emitted by John when asked
by his youngest daughter,
"Daddy. where did you find
me~" Says Daddy, ftfter a
thoughtful pause: ' 'Hiding
behind one of your mommy's
smiles."
The acting. however, was
uniformly good and the direc
tlon, at least in the first show
uncommonly sensitive in spots
-such as when the fam.lly
gathers around the living room
radio.
They chuckle at the aural
antics of Edgar Bergen and
Charlie McCarthy. Then
comes a sudden view of the
con~gatlon throuli(h the eyes
of the deaf -girl-the siv.ht (lf
people laughing In a chilling
1Uence.
With better dialogue and
stories, "The Waltons" could
just become the sleeper of the
fall television season. It's got
everythlng eJse going for it.
A NIGHT earlier, NBC's
'"Wednesday Night Mystery
Movie" began the season with
the first of it!: trio of private
eyes, George Peppard, cast as
Banacek, the urbane insurance
investigator of Polish descent .
The Ol)eni.ng show dealt with
a pro football player, insured
for $1.5 million. He
mysteriously d I s a p p e a r s
without a trace when gang·
taek,led in a game seen by
millions of television fans.
Tbls •, bas happened to
members of the New York
Giants, but Banacek swiftly
· leami, bow the villains did It,
find! them and retrieves the
held..for-ransom grid s t a r
unharmed.
All thlnls considered, it was
IOffiO pretty good !ol)gue-io-
cheek ,fuu, brightened by the
appear~ of several pro
!ootbalJ l>layers, Including San
'Francisco's John Brodie, who
played an evil quarterback.
Bud FuriUo, ca.st u a
sportswriter, brought quiet
authority In h1I role.
"The Paul Lynde Show,"
which premiered the same
night on ABC, rqrett.bly ap.
pears lo be one of those "Oh,
Daddy" lamDy comedy aeries.
That ii, U'• the lclnd Cft show
Ill wlllch tbe t e e n a J e d
da~ -up her haodl
In -_.uoo -a weeli: and ..... ''Oil, DlllllJ!"
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ience it. Have •a sit-in.· The two s0fas here rejlresent
'the most',comfortab~. seati,ng·today:in traditional · ·
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Judge to Rule on Niguel Bank Joh Evidence
• By FREDERICK SCHOEMEllL Marth· crime. _,. the right lo· aeareh and aelze, 'j,man
0t "'-0111t ,..., stett • The cash wu confiscated June 21 at argued.
·tJ.s. Districli Court Judge .. William ·the Cleveland, Ohio home of Philip Bruce· U.S. Allo.my Jolin • Wallen d lbe ''Mitt" Byrne will • rule Monday on ~opbet. 29, a tavern operator ... It wu s~b waa proper because FB agents wbOtbe'r $30,000 aelzed at the borne of a located In the boltom of a garment bjog were lookinl for wea-and a possible
IUIPect In the $3.3 mllllon Laguna. Niguel hanging In a bedroom ~t. second peroon biding jn the closet.
Onil~ ~fornla Bank burglary is ad· In argumepls _filed Wllh the CC\W'f, Judge Byrne said ~Y be will rule
mi811ble as eyideuce when the L• s e defeMe attorney Anthony Glassman of on the Glasmnan tnotion Monday, then
CQ!Des-lo trail _latei: n<xt week; -. ,-U.-Angelea claWed --oP-take up otber~al motions Tuesday.
: Investilal!itt alleged--,n heatjngs held tnv .. ligatlon agents illegally aearcl><d Attorney Ronald 1llinkln of Los Angek!s
~·~in Los Angeles that aerial num .. • the premises.. ' wW ask Byrne_to eulnde from COl.li1 pro--
bl!ts'on.two 1$ bUJs were traced lo one of Since Cbrillupher waa mealed · on a ceedinp· four duHel bags full of walkie-1111 il.fely depoail boxes rifled durln& the probaUon violaUon, agent• did not have ~.., cullln& lorcba, a shotgun and ' . ' ' { ••
other loob allegedly useil In the
burglary.
The loob were found In the trunk of a
car in Tustin, owned• by an apparent:
friend of Chari., Albert Mlllligan, 38,
.ar.other suspect In lhe crtme.
Mulligan, an unemployed barber from
Youngstown, Ohio, was arrested June 2
outside a TUsUn:bar:-Jnvestigaton say be
was on his way to pick up the tool-1aden
vehicle when FBI agents and Orange
County Sheriffs clo.sed in. Dw:ing pre-trial hearings Wednesday,
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A· i.aiuna Beach mo·~r was arrested . purchased one-half pound of ~rljuana Thurston Intermediate School ·
. l'bursd~f lljgbt In a nareoUcs Jn. . during the four-day conduct of the Jn. Hr said that the depaillnon1•s Jn'
te!ltigatitln m·~whicb police allege the vestigatlon.and·'Seized.one pound of mari· fonnat1911 was tbat ..... after a_cbool, students
Juana during the .rres• deleeUve Sgt ·'--'• go lo · lhe 1 •~·lh ~""~ :Highway -man· 's 1•year· -ild. 80!1 ·w., a partici... ., · • .-uwu """" ~· •• ~ ~ Nell Purtell said IOc!ay. · residen~ and engage In "Pot pU1i.,, .. ~t in sales of marijuana to Laguna Purcell said the woman's son ·was not The detectiVe .said there )~~ nothing
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it. was disclosed lhat $98,000 in cash was
found burled in a large plastic jug
outside the Boardman, Ohio home of
Amil A. Dlnsio, an unemployed miner
who is the third suspect in the Laguna
Niguel theft. .
Th~ n;ioney, bowe~er, ls. s~s~ted to
have come from the SecoOO National
°Bank .of Warren-ln-bordllnwn, Ohio,
burglarized of $450,000 in early May.
M~or the $30,IXK> found i n
Chris her's possession is believed to
have co e from the Ohio bank.
The three defendants are now tn
custody of Los Angeles C-ounty Jail, with
collective bails totalltig $1. 75 million.
Each de£endant bas pleaded innncent
to charges of coospiracy, bank burglarY
and bank larceny. Christopher faces an
additional char•e of ))OSSesslng property
stolen fDNll'i 'natiooal bank.
Chrlifupher -also · faces a to.year
federal prison term for the parole viola-
tion. He was found guilty by a federal
jlidge of leaving the state of Ohio durin&
the spring.
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· 111 Disguise
A man disguised as a woman
co'mplete with lipstick -lddnaped a
teenaged glrl hitchhiker from Laguna
Beach Thursday night and drove her to
Beach school ~udents. preSent duriri'g the arresl at 9: 13 p.m. at now to indicate· that~ narcotics.· activity· ·
-"" NJncy-May-Unt~-'-39--of-I0081h --~. tbf;!:-wommi'rresidence;-but be was-taken had taken·placi? on""sc:iJOol.-j>roperty.
, ~ :lij&bway, was.. booied «l f;barges 1 into custody at tbe-~gb school this mom-'Ibis )'e1U', the woman's.son is a stud~t
San Bemftrl!iilo wlih an icepick at her • .
head befo~1he was raped, ravished, and
released early today.
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II -ion of marijuana wilh lnltnl lo In& and will· be cbarged with !be sale of al .~ ~ch llig(I. Scliool,. Puicell·
sell, llileOf.martJ ..... and .aale of mart· marijuana. · • .. -.A • , said. "' = '"""8 to .a 111i1101-. aoi!l!'diDi lo P911ee l'lpieell '1aald. • lllill>t ,..n.n, Jn. .l\fawhdlm! iari0·:fai' utdli-v.
records. ' -• dlcaled narc.tics activfl.Y had '"""1Ted riililor lo relJ or · . J\artollCs. JS ~ ~..,.,.....,.,~ l!!<Y scbctol~' ... ~vecl-.. ol llle~l,~8'id. 'J ·
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'N•t i0 ·rr.,1.ae . , . . . Tw9.Jrr~ted;
: ;lr~ne Firm ~ay ·Annex 'Fht, llnb~y' .
. ·Coastal ·Land. to N ewp. o·rt Not ~ncl~~d.
. . A report that alleteo! Brotherhood of
By L. PE'l'ER Kl\IEG
Of ... ~ .... , ...
· irnlesa things ~. ttie Irvine eom-paby will at leut ask 'to &Mei mucb ol
lts'-lllldevelo~ coastline properties tp}
lhe city Of =Newport Beach, a company
lllle!sl declared today.
.11'[ wish to reaffinii the Irvine Com·
-·• long-held and well-publlcized posi· lloli wtlh ,.,peel lo any fulUre an-
nOQtion o( our pla'nned community P"'P: ii!ltOS soulh of Corona del Mar.~' wd f:vine eleClllive vice president Raymond
t;:Watson In a letter to Newport Beach
l{ayor Donald A. f:lclnnll daled w;z da);. .
'!llislorically theccompany and t cify
•f ·,Newport Beach have abared an: un-
,.,..tandlng tlrat much of lbla territory
"°'iJd appri>pi:iate\y and ulllmitely be
.anoeted to Newport Beach," Watson
lald.
"I want lo assure you that we ll'ill
EtorneJ Love k!n8 pin, Robert "Fat Bob-
dlseuss In advance wilh the Newport by" .Andrisl bod just llepped inlo a • rik , ... r· · Beach City Council any future •cbange in La~ .Beftcb ftsidence stnt detectives~ • ' .. ,:.. 'J r . 'f,~ t"1J : I ~-~ • , , NILY .t.L.oT lllltt .....
the oompani's historical position on lhi• ru,ihJnl lo the.,.... '1)lrldaY afternoon. RUFUS ',•Es.fS-.Yflll~J!\~ YlSWITCH.ES .Hl!R· TAIL ·.
mauer·of vilal and mu111al lnlereet," be A ciU..n holdilll news pa.per Al\~~..,.:~~·t:if, 01;&..,lllf\DAY1.for ''!,O, Id L'l~n. , , . ,
said , · · · · , 1 • ~ph ,ofiAQdri,Jt went to the police .· · 'to , t .
Iii.the letter wat.bp.~ Stresiei1'tbat Station· and told 'Olikers a man reaembl· 8 '."<.' ".£.!.· · :.,' a:i:i·. '·'·.l~·~j~ ... p.:r··~·tl ··e, , ~ .. ". .lhe company lbu.' "not• lnvlled nor en· ~pl~~1!ajl.at<t2i Park Avenue. Jl•U~ . . .,.·, ~·
-courad ged. tbel,cityfoflhelrvlne to no~ con-Det Sgtni;.ell""Purdencecelldooand.r wDeastopenedAri'lhonloy ' . ~ -i . . _, -. ') ,
s1 er annexa 1on o same area. · · · . , · . . . 1 ' . ' "> • ,, .. ., • Speculation that the company may of· Smith, tM Qfflcen ·noticed a cbarac-, • . , . , " • ~ . . , .
fer lhe 1ucrativ• s.>mile coaata1 s1relcb i•risli• nc1or •f buritlng marijuana,· Lion .. Wants S~u. rii. y, Ni>t Sex
to the city that bears its name arose ... ~ ~ the ~1 officers ar-,
after Newport councilmen Monday put 'resled .two men 81111 claimed lbaf seized :
any further eonaideration of-tbO an-three plutlc bags <ODlalnlng marijuana, By ARrHUR ·ll. ;vJl!ISEL $art .of.' , . 1 '
nemtion "on the back burner" for at a iri1all quantity of ~ •• a vial of . Of 1111 ~·II)' Pllet St,iff ' ' Jlls tifst lnti-odu1:tiqn to uOn \~dleS ber-
leasl a year. basb1ab oil·and~ Mtirin !'llJ'l'en<Y. · He lwilched, quivered, P8llll'<f 81\4 be 1 efl of niale a\ltnlloo since Frasier died
The DOJHgireSSive ~Ure by J!OW>-AIXfritl. 1 flogttl.,,fiVM-Or~e County was covered wilh flies bul be ascended lo'. tw.o rnon~ ago ,alliir,oi(lng,!;i eubs con·
cilmen, coopled wilh a stalemenl by Grand J\I')'. -· wu not found , lhe throne held by that renowned king-of·· slsled· of being ~itlen by~ ol them.
Walson lhe followinl morning that If, al the reiklence. 1 ' the beasls Fr8'1er at Lion Country Safari !tufus,Jlidn!t ... ac,t as ~lb they were
olher ciUes initiate annexation. pro-l'olice -J-Jl:chrard Gaden, Thursday. m'!'O Joye )lites. • ,
ceedlngs, ."that's their pervpUve," 30 and Ken! l\lloa Jntdlas,.JI. Both, men Hail Rufus! -even 'if Ibey.did have lo He cantered up ./in ·emblnkmenf arid
prompted the speculation. were ,bookedm 1U"4e1onaf,J91seislon.of chase him up there' with a zebra.striped tried to hide in the bushes until · Lidn
Watson aid nobody ihould interpret mroofill. ~ o1. poll!lsion of truck. · 1
1 • Country rangers :herded hlin 1up toward
his remarb lhlt way and be said he marr~ • .'dd ~ ol being In a The anli-climslic lntrodUcllon .of the · F.i'asler'~ pref~. ~·with four-
didn't · ... , !\le council . action by any P.lOCe """"~Jo being \tied. successor lo the fabled Frasier mlgbt wheel drive jeeps. ' -
Festi• _J,,,} Grants ,.....1., a "flnaf-de<lsion on the ""' • · , . have been mnre spectacular: ei< .. pt"lor · Once there,. !be,.~ ·llomeo ,trled Via nelltion qlleation.' , 1, '
/ ttie' "!act· that Rufus had ·nev~r .. ~wn I~ hl~e·under a KHJ-'l,'Y1~1 truck while
It wu by 80 means 8 final declalon, US Drops Ap~al tr~~ before .. · , : ~ ,. ,. ~ u~·Uonesses.approached~~* by ~e. to «.'' 'nnounc' ed' for 11 M-'-'-L~--" ·-·'·led ... _-··· • ' ~ r~ • He ,bad. lived bis full Is, yem.!iehlnd lllllff al lhe somewba~~ .•\cl male. it, ~ . ....._., ~ ~ ·--... bars. • One llilneSI ,slrelcbed 'IP~ igalliit a
The counai1 action Monday, taken SANFRANCl~(AP(-'lbe-Once·oul-contrary to·wh~t..ne'n• tree,tjibbed.betl>fll)'·~·~lqudly '(I followlnl Ille nce!pt of P~ 8lafl nlenl ~ ill'1ll!l*I Ila •ppeal Of a peels from lions on the loose -old Rufus an~ auggesUvely, as.•t>'rJl ·20 carloads of " -guna Stu ents 111U11T 11111 .....s ....... u00 • be ... -against ·Black Paa!ber 1ried,1o gel back lnlo·hl• cage .... 1, . .. n~wsmen surrounded·~ )lyllfl!l'spo11o ~ prolitablo fer Newport, WU 11\nply lo DaVJd JIJDlll1l l>r allegedly ~ ·"He's mnre inle1~1ed ln ,securjo/,,tban ,.. what mJibt Jiappen qe>t. '
,:._Un:_; r-••al or Arts lcbolarsblp ~-""3~_:,lpderlana::'~ .. ~.!"_ !'ldo.=-b'allon'N1n~-~1'1!,~ ,.~ .. obsel'Ved . Lk>I! .~lry '.Sai.arJ • _!lufosJustljlylherel!Jnl!llY~\lhe =, ""'' L=: ~u.""" mved for ll 1-& T --...-::-~~ --· ---~ l'.oological DJre<;lor !'ti ..,uinn.', • • • " tiuc~ •. occaslonaJly nuld!D(. ~II!'· -·• ., liove nal ,..r; Velmli aald. Park on Nov. U, lllt. ·u.s. Allonley The .refugee from the delUnct W!Cblta,' Park rangers had .1o ·cbas0.ciff c:w'lous HIP :er-a wllo .ve lie aald ht doee not expect there will , Jpmes L. BroWnlng Jr., said be '!U KU:, clly•:ioo ·w., imporled ,to ;PFhaps, · toiirlsts.aeveral ~.u lliey tried'tb'gel r:::ri ... u,.. for a r,ar or .more Wllh be lllJ aaM•Mlon attempts by•the city of dropplnc Ille COM U l •reoult-of a~ replace Frasier In lhe allecUooa~pri~e •, a • cloaer ·Joo~ s( lhe . ~lreac13! w!ll·
al oqpp>rt from lhe Festival, Irvine In tM meeatlme -nor would' be U.S. $Jpnlne Court decltlon In a tlmUir ol, Jione•'I" and he has appirent!Y '""" , 1Uoervlsed nuptlaf ·""°monies. dlnctor Glem Vec\d" announced lhil (floe•ANNBX. Page I) caae In Wlleomln. , ..-. · ··' • ''I.lhink Ifs. lhlll Rufus," declared one ~ ' • • '. · mhtron, In sungl&Jte• lh!OUih 1 rolled-l:tlllnl ~ In art, duce, ') · · 1 ,., cklwn'.car window. ~.-~~~~·=Ho· ppy's Image to L1·:v·e· ·o· ·u···~~;.~~~~·~~:~ :I=-:==-~ . ' . . " ·. ' : didn't"~.!'::..=~ .. ~; Jm1 of~ In colWp. • J Ralus flulJy ~ !O·relu. l. icbotiftldpo for lbt 11'11-'n . _ _ ' . But saJJy, CIOe•Ol llie smaU.r ~.
---•p1n•ed1!orAlln --M!JJ • .#' tons ·-R ia· •...:' f "+ ·'·te c b H ' finally walked'•t»adiffelltaUVelyrubbed Jl!irr, ·tli* 1111rre11 •• .Arthw 'ii -N.A ""ar ..., e m i 1n,aue o . La · ow o~ ero ..... w11h .rum, . . GlenD Daell, Renee DuM«JCbel, 1• A'' •• 1 ~ .... , ..... , •••• ~ \T ~l:;1 1-... ~1 • ~ • 0neicou.1a alinOst bear a 1Uent ~ ,io,J<om tlldiay ltarf, DevJlee -• , ' •· '" -· • ' • • • • , arise from Lion Counlry olllctats wbo .tllioha Uo,,.t. Teal Perlm mt John HIJlllllonl ca..ldy Is alive and well on l'roducen , Dairy
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Dellvery, Ine., l,( Shtbadey saiO bis lrie!ldlhi,P; With: Mr. won 1!0ildwldo publlc!ly from Fruier'• ~Vodder aald. • lhoo•lllfl of bnUlatt tables In llie San '-· r lloyd•b<gan "lhe fesfilt'otUiit'bultn..1 faJDllll ·malfllg•babits. • • ·
Jn """'"" the Feilllval Will mile a ..._._ V·"-"We're Dot , lo _. f~" relatipns)llp. .. adding. ,U..t ,be , !1111hl :•He bas -ICC*pted," pMlcted
41,GOt po111 ~ UC !nine, a fl50 ....-lo --.-_,, · • LlrrJ , -ol lhe ljnn • possibly mlve ft09.a!ong Caskly fllniS. wk sooloCbl ~.-who-was ~ed lildd!ef>oct eon.. ...i ~ Ole o1 u. 1111 -"' the ..,_ .i also 1 111eat1 of Boyd m aald manr pa...,.; ct ~· · lhJt JOll8h. llie eldoot oon · o1 lhe 111e
.......,. to the llcbool of~ lo flelp a emrtioy •-ltnlce iiode Immortal wllo lllga a.Hcipalong among _.,... of IOll,O. carlojll ot , Fruler, mlgllt llghl jar' mating ru .. wllh
Jlddoi>t t111n Ii 1 ,,._., director In-by actor WUllam Bo!d. • Dona Point ,C~ldy n y~ 110. milk. iro<fuced per day wilh the Ropelong 1118 pride· and ~ ti the IUl'fOW!dinl
tea -Tom l!rman; -of lhe ..-who died In Soutll O>all Celi>-·--""° ao Cauidy porlralt have urpil U Clurlnc n-tenitory. f • J,aa1111. B..ia lfl_,, of AIL • manlty Boopttal. WedlmtlaJ II ap ti, pojltilirlhat llle'reputa-ce1t1 ·monlhs.. ' • · 1 'JJit .dJdn'I. •
• 4 1o111 tl '11.• la dlnd aid lo wUl coattnue. · Uon Int• <TV abow' ,.Tb .. lbow •111.at·lhe lop oftlto rallnp ·/errx ·Kobdll~Lloft.OouDtn' vice P.•SJ·
lludmll ·wai *"'*"' Oda .,.., hY BoJd'• portrall bu -!tllund lot Jcqer lbaa In 111 1f1e 8'11' Joaqliln Valley 'dlirbtc'.'111.;o.•: <lent m..Cb!llP_ of _J>llbllc relatlooo -a
)be r.tml'• •f' ~. idllot. ' •• ,..,. •• 'llllllt ..... --"' 4mlrlca. (Set llOl'PY, Pip I) • ' • ' '(SetolUl1'UB, Pt&• J) . • ••
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The victim,,19, was \lr<>PP«I pa back In
Laguna Beach and wenl.lo ~. sp~
oul a •tor; of her nllbi .i l*'lF• wblCh lncludecl. llejng bouocf 'Wltll JUlilr Jll/rM
slr~J>l and lwced lo commll ,........
-!4 -f l!Y mJd.morulnr, Laluno 'BO.a y,,nc.
Bil Nell . Pureolf lllllOUllC'4 · a ..... ·~Peel ba41 Qeen laken llllo ,ciistcclJ ... lnlerrogation. • . ' .
He wu idenll~ u SleVe ff. Bronoon ·
Jr., 24, of Foptana, Who WU .m.ted In
the inland city by i>eteeUvi C.ne Broob.
Bronson ·bad been arrested:... but not
yet formally booked -on charges of Jdd.
nap, rape and assault with intent to com-
mit rape, al:<ording to Sgt. Purcell.
The bizarre, icepick a b d u ct 1 o n
originated . about 9 p.m., the attractive
gitl lold .potrce, when she hitched a ride
frofn a restaurant in the 1800 block of
Soulh Coall Htghway,
She wanled a IHI norlh, lo be dropped
off In the mkl~ity area where she Uva
wilh her parents.
The victim said she was picked up
when a aouthbound car driven by what
appeared to be a young woman made · a
U-turn and stopped for her.
She told Investigators the driver wtre a
woman's blouse and bad a fOIJ'f eyer tblJ head. ,
Reachlng the. center of the Art Colony,
the viclim aald she asked to be let out,
but the, chilling answer was an Jcepick
pfaced agatnst her temple.
She said .the driver then ordered her to
Ile on the floor of the cruising car, her
description of which helped in pinning
down a'&u!pect.
By watching overhead signs and other
landmarks from the car floor, the girl
said &be could tell the lddnaper was
meandering through the streets of
Laguna Beach.
The , route then . switched up Laguna
Canyon Road and out to first the San
Diego Freeway, then the Newoprt Free-
way and on out to an llOlated spot in San
(See NIGllTMARE, Pa1e II
Wealller
Fall bu come lo lhe Orante •
Coall -at least for the weekend.
There will be night and morning
low clouds and local fog wilh most-
ly IUM)'°•aflernoons. Hlgbs ln the
low -ros wflh ·lows In lhe' IOs.
INSmETODAY
Thomor a.,,,.,, dlte<10r of
lhe Newport Harbor Ari !111-
l'Jl!>I, hat flUi<lfd . 119 orou>lh from a tm4i! orpaniialion In II\<
Bolboo Pcwlliqn to a ll<lliotl4llp
: knotD1l tnU3tum of conlrmPM'" ·•I'll art In a /tilt, ,.... hom<. See
1 •lofV m lodav'• '11\,.khdq,
Liii,;..... I ..... , .._.. 11 ........................ Q....... 1 -.... o.tr • .i-c· l .... .. .... ,. ....
11 "''* ....., " c,_. ~ •• ...,.. 1'o1• ........ .... ' '*' ~ 'Ml •r.'?& I 11 Tl'...... It ,..... f.11 ,,...... »#
ht ...... .:....... 4io = t.iJ.. . ti m.::·· 1·~ =-..: 'ri11t111 .,.,.,
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Allies Claim Capture of· Quang Tri Citadel
SAIGO!t (UPI) ~ llWlb vwna-
ITlll'iolo ..... a-llu-. qalnlt
thelut ...... ol~~
nalstance Olptured the C<lllury .. ld
Qua~ Tri City Clt.ldel jult belor. dark
today, U.S. and South Vietnamese
mUit.ary spokesmen aaid.
Tbe vlclory w11 the greateal !or Saigon
tinc:o the Commulllats launched their
tpring offensive on ·tarch 30.
UPI reporter Ted K11m11 entered the
Cltadtl at noon Thursday and Wu told by
an All~ ~ "Nothing abort of an
actolGod . 1etuaoutolth1t
Citadtl now."
Then, in a day of fighting with air and
artillery 11.1gport ind with the marines
moving inch by inch acrou the red clay
Rare Occurrence
floor "' ... -ata;ld, Ila I.Ill -annouoctd.
UPI '*'ill'-llanllJ llllolrt,
olao II Qoolll Tri. Ilk! lhe ... -
ofter the ·man-broUiJ11 .., tw -lhrowm or a._..i..,. and burnld the
North Vletnamelt oold.it'I from ..........
atop the 19th Century lorlrou.
Ila iflylab JO.loot w.U. of dirt and
stone defied all hut laser-.ulded ''lmart
bombs" durinc two lllOlltho of llese.
Capture of the Cltadel 11v.. 111 Jm..
m<Ne boost to South -morale and could lead to ncaplurt of all Of
Quang Tri Province which l'raldent
Nguyen Van 'lbieu ordered retaken by
Sept. ii. -
The Communlals still bold an a.mile
Midwest Rattled
.
By Earth Tremor
Frtm Wire Servlcct
C!llcAGO -HOUJes shook and -dows raltled early today In norihern
Illinois, western Indiana, 1 o u t h 1 r a
Nixon to S~op
In Clemente
NeJt-t Month ·
WllcoMin and eutern. Iowa as a rare
earth tremor !lbooli the Midwest.
'lbere were m repcrta oC ttrioul
damage or injuries.
James Landers, chief of the National
Earthquake Infonnation Center i n
Boulder, Colo, said the tremor wp the
worst in the Midwest 1ince Nov. I, 1111,.
when a quake centered in Hendtl'BOll,
Ky., WU felt In ZI states.
Landen said. today'• tremor reglatered
between 4 and 5 on the Richter IC81e.
"This would he • moderate eartJ>r
......... Dfti ... 'pp' zc. ... lbol------.., -,.. Q 7 Ii Ill' ...... Qallll 'IM
QIJ • lllq I, ... wtdl II tlit Qllldol
hulU 100 Yt111 ago to protect the dty.
Tbe lortm! II about 500 yanll oquare
· with walls ~ feet hijb, and 15 feet thick.
Atop the walls were lurr.Ja like a
medieval castle, and modem 1811dbag,
ged hunk<'I ringed with barbed wire.
1be marines began their final puah on
&lnd1y alter 111 AmerlOID Air Force Jet
uaed 1 Ja...-.gulded bomb to blast a hole
In the wall where artillery and onllnary
bombs bad lalled.
It Wll incllrhy-lnch figbtJne -military
spokesman called it "houJe to house"
'llitl.., -0 r1141 • Wllfl ti llE ~-noUtMl.-tl."'IW dtJ, • I
n. "°'* VWns -. ...ere thought to ~ -·,,..., wlllM, hut tiw.
WU DO offtclal aicmt. I
A South VletnluMse mllltary owrce
11td the North v~ ~ were
otacked 1!f lllOlltldt "hut K's bnpouible to
count them now1 -there'• too mucb to ·
do."
Qulllg Tri Prcmnce. Jmt below the
DMZ. w11 the ooly province captured by
the North Vierna.-aad 111 1 .. wu a
bitter h!ow to the Salgao govemlnent and
the American pulley ol"'Vletnambatlon"
of the ""· 11a fall raised doubts or the
Soulb Vietnamese war effort and the
'I.. ... ftlt -VI I EE n, -'!"''!'ill
1111 llF 0 Pd l8sl?lw .... _... -ol -molortsPs, ..., ,..,. •a& ., "IE (f6 lf.S. t.ck llftf'IJ.
lloa>llinc ai-lhs _.lo II)' lo -Crl4 ,......-por-unlla .n war IUj>plla IDd Is -lluol'• .,. chewed up iD lhe hetlle as theJ •
-effort. were hit by eotnllcbed North Viet-.
The air strikH continued and the U.S. • wnese and tho dtedly, long'J'lll&'I
Commaod reported 300 nllll oo 'l'llunr l3tlmm artUJery -whicll 11111 pGltl ,&
day .,. .,. llrg<tl In tho HalpboQJ il!d • lhreat to the nw1DoL • • •
Dons llol .,... of North Vietnam, The pl~ ...,. roplaoecl bl·
·'Some South VletJwne9e 1111111 broke mulnu who fought with the aid of U.
and Oed · iD clloorganif<d pllllc when Ibo air power and the gmia ol die U.S. 1IPI'
CommunJal -uJt 00 Qusnc Tri began, Ffeel -DOW pulled bid; hoOllllO ol
hut lho'llpj, -olablllzod sbout 20 mllel approa\lbinl mii-. , •
north of l,11 Nq; !toell threatened by They ~ the -,.. • ..ti
1tacka lmn lhe ~ and west. 'l'hal, <11 Olnes and there _.. prWlmlnlrJ Pi'
Juoe za the govemmeat bflan 1 massive confusing reports of vtc«>iy. -lhl'.'
counteroffensive to recapt..., Quang 'l'rl. North Vietnamese bttd Oil Wlll5 todaf. -
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Bribery Case
·F!gures_ Get
~-Week Delay ~
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' Attomeya for termer Westmimter
maypr Derek McWhlnney and city plan-
ner Tad Fujita today we:fe granted a
three-week delay of the orange County .
Superior Court .arraignment of· the two
men on muillple cbor&• lnclud!ng.at.n4
theft and bribery. ... --1 '--.
Judge WUllam Murray deferred aetlon '
on allegationa contained In a Grand Jury
indictment to Oct. 4 without comment.
Both men are free on bail.
Defense attorney Al Stokke and both
defendants refused to camment on
charges stemming from the Grand
Jury's probe Into the Mlle Square Part<
leesing situation.
It is alleged against them that farmers
George and Moto Murai were ordered to
pay $10,000 In bribes ii they wished to re,.
lain the 113 Mlle Square Park acres lhe1.>
bad fanned successf\llly for four years.
McWhinney, W,-Of 9660 Calendula Ave., Preeldent Mxon·,b e>peCUd to b<big
his formal reelecUon campaign baCk to
the Orange Coast later this month for a
whJrlwlnd stop In San Clemente and a
raUy, Jt was Iea:rned today.
~ quite;" Lander• said. "It would be
capable of doing damage Wider unuaual
ci=sla-_,,,_JLlll{~~~~ --· near 1Gme structura arid~ the~i&Utwl'm ·
were on :.cl ground or the atructureo
were old. We might have 101De damlau.
like cracked plaster or dllhea falling oil
shelves." DAILY PILOT lllH ......
--and-Fujita;-3&"; ofUm!-Roclanont--Ave.~.--"
are accused of complicity in a plan that
produced a $5,000 cash payment from
George Mural.
The visit, which may be only an
overnight whisUestop, is e 1: p e c t e d
tomeUme ln the lut week of the month,
informed sources aaid.
0111c1a11 at the st ,1.ou1a un1vera1ty ,Claecking ·Smog Devices
aelamograplllc office ..ported the tremor
regiJ!ered between u and 4.71 on the Ke"' Mitchell (left), a passenger vehicle Inspection vices at Fairview Road and 1Ada~s Avenue In Costa
The indictment prepared alter :is
witnesses testified 3lso states that Mural·
was ordered to pay a further ~1000 in the_
lonn of a check to he made payable to
county Supervisor Robert Battin'• cam-
paign fund. A rally, poaslbly at the Anaheim
Convention Center, hat been d.ilawed,
but no -fonnal announcements have yet
been made.
Richter ocale. Tbe olllce lald the tremor specialist, teams with Calllornia Highway Patrol Mesa. The CHP will cite 1966 or newer autos if their
wu centered about 40 mn.. north of officer Tom Sapp lo check out auto anli·smog d• . smog devices aren't wo\:!iil( properly. Peoria, DJ. ~~~,..;;.~~-'-~'"-~~~~~~-"'-"''"-....:,,_:.~~~..:..~
Tbe Nixon \'lstt wlll he OM of two ma,
jor political event. llCbeduled for that
week Jn San Clemente.
Oth4!r prominent R e p u b II c a n
peraonaliU., are ·~ at .lhe San
Oemente Inn Sept. 2f for • "Young
Voter llOgl.sirallon Party," lf)ODIO'I aald,
Thal .. en1, which might draw u m111y
as 4,000 penon!I, will be held on the lawn
area behind the hostelry.
San Oemente will proheby ,.. the
President often during the intense cam-
paign leRBOn.
La casa Pactnca will probably serve
as 1 frequent rest stop for the President
as he campaigns for votes in his home
state,, .tides have said.
Local residentt sampled some cf Nixon
the candidate during the Chlel EI·
ecuUve's last visit west which took place
early this month.
Media Painting
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Class Signups
Set for Laguna
Registration for an all-media painting
class sponsored by the Recreation
Department will open Monday at the
Recreation Department building. ClweJ
are taught by Nellie Allan, a Laguna
Beach artist. and offen Wtrucllon for
beginners and advanced students in water
colors, oils and acrylics as well as draw-
ing.
Fee ill $15. Sessions will be held from 9
a.m. to 11 ~.m. Wednesdays.
OIAN•I COAIT ..
DAILY PILOT
TM OrlftM C..t l».ILY 'ILOT, wlttol W!llcll
h COrnblMll tlvJ NW11·Prn1, Is PIJblllhcd bY
,.,. Or•nee COlst ,Vb!l11!IP111 C~n'(. s.,,...
,..,. •HIDnl •r. pi,iblltll.a, Mond;11y ltlrou1h
l"rtNy, 1'r Cotti MtM, Nro¥PN't •Mell,
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Landen uld ellrihqulkto In the
Midwest were 0 very rare" and hap-
pened, usually, only about once ayor.
Realdenb of are.u aHectocl by the
tremor lmmdatecl the NatlonJP Weather
Service, police, newspapers and ::;
ttllJoal Wit.la ........ '•• l&;zhteii to
what Cluaed bolllel to shale. -noltle .and dlabes io fall oll llhelvet.
Some --tbAI 1 llODlc boom hM5 been the ca111e whllt othen feared there
had been an exploalon.
One Cblcego mklent, Nell Dorfman.
aald be Wll playing chess when the
tremor airuck hut that none of the cbeu
pieces wm disturbed by the quake.
There were reports of broken buildln&
plaiter near Ottawa and Morrll1 lli.
Frell?Pllffel
NIGHTMARE • • •
Bernardino County.
InvesUgaton said the girl told of being
...Sered to strip nude and forced into
nonnal inta<oune, then made to IUbmlt
to participation In unnaturll acll as well.
Si)e told ~ .n... oompletins the
orUeal, the abductcr drove her bact to
Laguna &.ch and re!eued her on Coaat
Highway shortly alter midnight. ,
No addiUonal information was released
regarding what led police to •rrest
Bronson as a suspect in the three-hour
nightmare, other thin the girl's deocripr
lion of the abductor and hil car.
She was not ttrioulty Injured, 1"7
vestlgatcrs said, e1cept for abrasions
and wrist burns from the leather bind·
ings used in the arotesque sexual
assault.
From Page J
HOPPY ...
plus yean on the screer..
Shehedey said he has received more
than 100 telephone calls in ·recent months·
aqd the rate !hot up when Boyd'• death
revived publicity about the clean-llrine
western good guy.
A virtual recluse In recent ye.an due to
illness and aJ(e, Mr. Boyd and his wife of
35 years. Grace, divided their time
between homes at' 34001 Dana strand,
I>.i 'la Poi nt, and Palm Desert.
He finally succumbed to 1 cornblnatlon
of Parkinso n's Disease and congeatlve
hl'lart failure, while hla heath had also
be--'1 affected by a 1968 bout with cancer.
"He WIS I high-caliber man and I'm
C"'1al,..ly sorry he'• gone," Sbehadey said
Thur!dey or his longtime friend .
0 11cc a Hollvwood playboy, Boyd was
destroyed -literally -in 193$ when 1
New York actor by the same name wu
arrested amJd scandal and c n e
newspa~ erroneously ran the West
Coast actor's picture.
He got a second chance when offered
the Hopalong Cassidy role and decided
lh<n concentrate on Inspiring highul
human quall!Jes among his yolithlol font.
"l lfaure 11 tt w1111't for the kldl I'd he
I bum," he uplaJned.
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Boyd'• youni enthuslasti epanned
• lhr•e generation!, hut when 8't Ind II~
ne.-llnnlly took their toll, he reluaed to
make any more •ppearanctt or 1lvt 1111 Interviews.
•
"I don't Wini to lamper with their
memories," he uplained.
Power Failure
Cuts ·10ff · Coast
r Phorw Se~ic~'
' A circuit bruker !allure at an El
Tvn> tefepl!one ofllce inoc:Jcec1 out·
phone wvice Thursday night to
•bout i;ooo peraons along the
Southen> Orange Coast.
:Ille unezp!alned e q a I p m·• n t .
fal.lure was reported at about ' 5~'5
p.m. and luted for two and one.
hall ho11n iD aeveral South County
communttles.
Portable gmenton were ac-
tivated at B: 15 PJD. to resume
telephone service. ·
Pacific Telephone .CQmpany aides
said the ~~. allected iDr
eluded· parts of Mlaton Viejo, Siil
Juan Capistrano, capi!:trano ~ach,
Daoa Point and the upoout ed&• of
San Clemente. . " 1 • It WIS the s«oqd 1a11ure-a1 ma-
Jor utility equlpmen~ lb leil than a
week in the same area.
The first inconvenience occUrred
late last week wben an electrtcal
cln:uit blew out in the Mission Vie-
jo area and blacked out power to
lhousands of cuatomers.
Some were without electricity f0<
16 bou'I In that outace.
From Pagel
ANNEX ...
fear them II there are.
0 That'1 the1r prerogative," he l&id.
''However, that area l3 still with1n the
sphere of influence of Newport Beach as
. lil'!d ~Ith ~. Local Agency Formation
Commission a long time ago.
"And the landowner would still have to
·-to annexation.'' he utd.
MCIMll ·utd he Interpreted Wal9on'a
letter ·to him to meao that the company
11 "loin&' to attempt to proceed with
development (Of the 10,000 ams) while ti
is stlil In the county, and keep lb options
open.
"When any change takes plact, they'll .
conaider the effects on all surroundlnc
cities, lncltldlna: Newport Beach," be
said, adding •'and that11 all I ctn Ilk
them to do."
· FromP .. eJ
RUFUS ~ . .-t
perfect title Tbunclay -qu1ckl7 Ulllll'ld .
everyone that Rul\Ja' lllO!Halen Q-
pearance will quickly impn>ve.
He aa!d flub air, IUDlblne, pod food
and everythlnc e1ae that Llon.Coantrr of·'
Im Ito l•vored Hom wlll quickli pt llliii
bllck In ahape. , ·
And partic/tlarJy 1 lot of eierdse .
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C~ty ()l(s Captain's_ House
Restoration~ Relocatioft
Signups Go On
At Saddl-eback
Fall quarter dUeee 1t saddlebeek'
Colll!k• begin Monday hut ftgillratloa,
wilt .continue thnJugb Sept. 25. ,'
Building plam for mtoratlon of the
1886 <(aptain's Houae received city apr
proval Thursday, opening hie ny for
removal of the hi.stone house from its
ocean bluff site to a tree-shaded location
on Catalina Street.
Trevor CUshman, Dew owner of the old
home, said be anticipates the structure
Will £e moved sometime nelf. week. Of~
ficlal okay has also been received on.
foundation plana at the 700 Catalina St.
sit:::.
"We are very, very happy about the
approvals," Cushman said. He explained
that bringing the old structure. up to cur-
rent building code iequltemenu was
quite • job.
College ofllciala mllclpale an eml)ll-
ment Of about 4,000 day and evening •
student. In the 400,couraes DOW heina 0(1
fared at the college. •
Student. may "'gi>ter MClld.ay tbrough
Thursday lrom 9 a.m, to 8:!0 p.m. and
Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Day classes
ar.e beld between a a.m. and 5 p.m. and
extencled day clwes are lro.m I p.m, to
10 p.m.
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VOC 65, NO. ist, :t SECTIONS, 44 PAGES , ORANGE COUNTY, CAl.Jr()RNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l $, ·1972 TEN tENTS
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.Chaos Marks San. JoaqUin School Bus
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Service .
Tiie.,.,... -of ,.boo! in the San. "n>o dlllrlel -,_ wltlt • larto plain!• ..,.me.. -uy lt'11et-
Joaqula School Dlolrlct ,;u marked bJ • lllllDl>er of •"' 111:14.'' 'up!-John 1111g ..... inltead of beller.
-.. jumble ia bua -with late Mdmil, ~ ,.._ cl ... Ola!-''Tllere bu to he • -way to get
ruM, -..... and --any, DO munlty Olltier J!as Stnlco wllidt,...., chi!-to and fnlm odlool," declu:.J ~ 111~17 cauahl up Jn the vtdM blsluc bw the S.. J_.. district. Mn. ·Donald Jolmloo, IM.11 Gnvlno SL,
con!Ullon _.. tnc1a served bJ Q'Neill "We had . to rurrance ach!dulel and Laguna llills. Her .., •II-Gales
Elementaq Scbool in Milllion ~Jo and· rwtel Jut Frillay, wblcb created aome ~· "I can't undenland that the
. Ralpll A. Gatel and Ollyewood Eleinenc_ probl-,''._b.e HI~ l!!J.ven ~-Ult llllllel. Tbq've
tary Schools In El Toro. Service 11:11 been Improving ea y . had all 11UJDD1er to_.. ror thll."
Scboob lb the Irvine area were not af, this week, be ·~. Mcini>ls aaid drivers· did prepare with
lected. • , , lleaidenls, lx>wever, are 1Ull com-dry nma, but that everytbJni changed
Firm
Frldiy when bis company wu ,.quested
to provide service to students -last
year walked to school.
"We bad to do a tbree-weet rerouiing
Job in two dlys. You're bound to baye
problems," he said.
Another problem Is that ·aome slreets
in the new tracts do not baYe_.signs~CIJ.r
rent maps of· the area are· not available.
he said.
Mrs. Johnson '""ested the problem ol
confusion over where certaln tracts are
located could be solv-ed by a color coding
system, understood by teachers, bus
driven, studenfs and parents alike.
Bus service and school officials,
however, don't feel this is necessary .
"We hope and f:xpect this to be only a
temporai.y Jetdown of se.r.vlce." said-1lu
Nerison, assistant superintendent of ad-
ministrative services for the San .JC>ilquin
School ·District. "This is a complicated •
area to servt."
1be di.strict, lie said, has contracted
bus service for the past four yun with
"outstanding nsults." Approximately 30
· buses, carrying 18,000 students of .
elementary and lntennediate school age,
traverse 100 square· miles every acbool
day .
"We asked tbt ~mpany to acquaint
drivers during the summer with the
rC'utes," said Nerison . "To what e1tent
tha t was dooe, l couldn 't answer."
Favors
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Newport?
Letter Point,s to Historic 'UtJ,derstanding'
' = I• "f.' IJIM,'Y PMA'.r. ....... RU'US R•STS · SALLY $WITCHES HER TAIL i
. 'At Lion Ceunt aR, I Bit ~iY for· 1n Old Lion ~
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' "' Rufus • • lb-rives . ' '' Li~n Wants ' Security,N-ot · Sex
' By ARTHUR It VJNSf;L sfsled 9! being bitten by three ol them. °' "' ..,.. _ '"" Raf .. didn't reac:I as thouib they were
He hritobed, quivered, p!llle4 and be mere-love bites. •
waa COftl'od·wilh rues but l>e ~to He 01Dtered up an ell'""1kmenf and
the throne held by that nn.,.,;.d kin< of 1 •tried to liide Ip 1he busbes IJlllll Lion
the beasts Frasier at Lion Cowitrr Sa1art ~!!I-. rangpref~ ~ :J'th~~ 'l1i!1ndaY . ' ...... .
Hall R&du..f -even II they did have to wheel drive Jeeps. chase hlm up there with 1 zebra-striped ~ce there, the reluctant Romeo ~ed truck. , , to hide uoder a KHJ-TV pone! !ruck while
The aU..:limaUc lhtroductlon or the Jh~ lionesses approached, one by o~, to su~r to the 'fabled Frasier might Sniff at the ~mewhat-mangy old ml.le.
have' ......., .. more spectacU!ar exOept lor One liootSS strettbed upright against a ..,... n..... bad ~-. tree, rabbed her belly and gi::oaned loudly the fact ~t nw.,,. never Ao(NWD an&; •t••eat.ively as about 20 carloads of freedom before · -oe • .He had llved0'bls lull 15 years !lebind Ile-llUl'l'OUDded tbe try1Un1 spot to ba , • • see '!'hat miPI happen n .. t.
[;;,,. out -oonlrary to what ..;. a:-. llOlus Just 111 !here Uml\llY against the
peels from U... on the loose _ old Rllius TV lruck, occask>nally nUllling !Is Ure.
tried tp aet back lllto. bll cage. , ._~}_ ,....,. bod to dlaa oll curious
"He'1 more inlelated in lleCllrlty than wurma·oeftnl limes 81 theJ tried to pl
...... oboerVed ~ Country Safazi a ~ loot al the alru<IY well·
7.oologlcll DireCtoi> l'll Quinn. -~=.Jl~I ~ dedmd one n>o ..,.,.,. 1-tho dellmcl widdta, , . •
Kan city .., -·-to per11ap11 --m -.i•aes thrculh 1 ,rolled-., '""'.:"~--Ide 4own car -· rep!-Frasier in U.. ~te pr n>o-wldowod -Undo J-and ~and be)lu ,--17 ~ _:!:!~· =.:i.111.:.r=,~::
By L PETER KltlEG
Of .. o.itr ...... , ...
: Unless things cMnie, 0the .livine Com·
pany will at,lea.st .ask to 1annex much, of
·• lls ~velopeoj ·ooutline' PfOpertles to
the city ol Newport Beocb, a, company
olficlal declared todoy. "I 'iii!Sb 16 ' reaffinn the' li'vlne Com~
pony's lo01-held and well-publicized P.,i·
Uon With respect to any future . an--
nexatlon of our planned community prop-
erties south of Corona del Mar," said
Viet Mariqes . -. --'
Take. 'Citadel
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"4lstanc:e. . ~ IM centurY-old
Quaiic ~ Cl(J' ~ J1111 betqre dar~
today •. U.S; 11111 Sou,th Vie~
rnilltary ·spokemne/l 'said. .
. nie ,victorY. w1111ie· greateat ror Saigon
since the ,Cotmilunlaii 'la~ lbeif sprlni olfensiYO m ~h°rch 30. .
UPI rePorl<r 'fed KUrita enti!red the
Citadel al pooo 'lbursday and was told by
an Allied Ollicer', "Nothing short ol an
ac:I of. Qool-1d .,i-.. out ol that
(SOit QT~EL, Page I) .., .
Poirer Failure . . , ...
·Cuts Off Coast
Phone Se"'i.ce. ·
A cimdt -.... 1a11ure al an El.
Tore telephone --..i out
phone -Jbunday nlibl to about 11,0IO ' ~ along Ibo
Southem Oralqjt,:Coaat. ·
'1be ~equipment
!allure -nported -al>out' 5:15 ~PJI!· 11111 tat.I for two llld one-
bell houn in _. -<lounl1
Ml'OJIUPlll'a
Illa linl b\troductlm to lion ladles 0hef'o _, -.... enl6uaiastic, ..... Iller
elt ol male attflltloa alnce Fruier died .~ ~!':;' i:~er llooesaes
two moatba ago after a!rinc 33 cuiis coa-· <finally w ' .., and tentatively nWIJed
. -with bin!· ' ' One eould olmolt bear a sB<nt cheer
llrile ,_ Lion Country o!ficials, wllO
wm -'dwlde P11bllcity lrom Frasier's
-m.tlnB ba.,...
Superiiltendeiit
Interviews Set
Over Weekend
••& bM been aece~ed," predicted
park IOOlotllll Quinn, wllO waa '"""10d
that JOOlh, the eldest ... ol the ·Ille
(See IWFUS, Pap a)
,
Irvine u:ecutive vice president Raymond
L. Wat>qn In a Jetter to Newport Beoch
MaYor Donald A. Mclmlls daled Wednes-day.. . •. . . . . . .
, ~Historically the co-y aiMi-the-clty~
of Newport Beach have sliared, an un-
ders~1 that much of . tl\i3 territory wcilld ~appr_opriaiely a'1d 'iiitlmiidY be
~ed.· ·to Newport Beacll," .Wataon
said. , , .
. · "I want to assure you tbat We will
discuss ~in a(lvapce witbi the. NeW}>Ol't
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t 'OUGHT TO; GO TP-W' "' Debat,r ~morp .
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Beoch .Clly Coo/D<ll ~ future.~· In
the COl"pany'a ,JII>toilcal pooltlon "I' thil
matter ol vilal "111 'l'ulllal intorest," be
iaid. . . • .
In the letter Watson also stressed that
lhe C9D1pany has "not invited nor en-
c~ur~ged .the city ·Of Irvine ·.t~ now C9n-
slder annexation of the same area."
Speculation that the company may of-
• fer the lucrative 3.S-mile coastal stretch
to the city that bears lts name arose
after Newport councilmen Monday put
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Noue (£tiiU:, A '.irppr~,·
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By JACK BROBACx'.
Of .. Dliltr ,..., ....
Dan Emory, airport noise lii>Ponent and
Robert Bresnahan, county avtstlon dJreo.
tor, locked horns 'lbunday belott the
0rance County Grand · Juro~ -..
tion.
Brisnahan told ol the grpwth or Orqe
County Ajrport lro/D 13,~ ~ In
llie ~ll60s to 1,1so.011> thil 1.ar and Iiol'
the airport operation had changed lrom 1
I>il'l!cii on lhe tirpayers .to a ',.U-sui>-
portlng opieratlon sbOWing f prOflt todaf .
He said the airport· has be ~noise
lno,Uti>rlng system 'tn the nation atjl th•t
the f8cllity was the most restrteted in
\he cOuntry. ' / ' '
Counlerlng, Emory sai<fhe wts laldrig
a "new approach" to the airport prt>blem
- a "cost-benefit analysis." ·
... It takes a person from Garden-Orove
about 15 mlnutta to drive to. Oraqe
OJunty Alriiorl lllld, one ..... to drl .. to
Lo. Angeles iDlernlllonal. For the
number ol -en ""ed the total
Ume .aaved ii •bout m houri a yw," Emory ...,led. .
"Whal •boul . the coll ot in~
with speech?" be qllerled. "In the noise
r.one ol the airport, 12 oquare mUes in-
cluding • 30,008·. ~ta • o( ·Newport
. Beach, ~re are 15.4 aquuo milea In all
of Newport and 1he total po\lulatton' is
54,000 ), 1oae 25 seconds· ol aPffcli Ume
(plui Hsferilng· to •radio, 'tllaYl>lon and
stereo) to a total ol lO· houn a year eaoh
or GOO~ poura·a yw." .
. Ell\Ory argued 'that airlines aervlng lhe
alrP,ort '°"'e only 75,000 ol Orange Coun-
ty's 1.5 mllllon resident& a year. f1'bere
are only 20,000 rea:ular usera and 30,001
vlcUms.''
Branal!an COUlltered by pointing out
Iha! lbe allte a&pted ... airport DObe
law . ln ll'll and that Emory ,,.. a
-ot the comm!U.. wblcb deftloped tho ataJ.larda.
'"We have m la'lllllita about ., .......
any further consideration of the an-
neuUon '~on the back"' burner" fer at
least a year. . 1 The noo-aggresaive poal1lro b)' ....,_
cilmen, coupled with a 1tatement by
Watson the following morning that if
• other ciU~ !nltlate a~aUon pro-
ceedings, "that's their peroa:atlve,'•
prompted the speculation.
Watson aald nobody should lnterprfl
his remarks that way and he said bt
(Ste ANNEX, P11e l)
* * * h·vine Mayor
Says , Po.li~y . . .
NoJ_ 'LS~f Woril'
T ~ '~ Irvlfta •Mayor .WUllam Fladlbodl aal>I
today lbt lzylno c.m-letllr . to
Newport Beacll llafor Doaalcl W,:td ta
"perfectly "C001isteat with whit• I all
along hlv'' ,IUlpected was everybody'• poaltio~ ln the coastal ·anneutlon mat-
ter."
"As head the lelter." Fischbach lald,
''the Irvine Company appears to bl
·trying~ do what I'm trying to do, name-
ly avoid . ~yone istampedlng themselves
·into annexlnJ a property that may or
may not' .bi! vaJuable."
"I feel the Irvine Co mpany's
assurances to Newport Beach are en-
tirely appropriate. They suggest Newport
has time, and should have time, to ra ..
tionally reflect on this possible an.
nexaUon md lt.s effect on their future,"
Fischbach aald.
"The ·leUer clearly 1111 to me thaL the
last word bu not been spoken between
the Irvine Company and Newport Belch
as · regardt the C08.$tal propa1y :•
Fischbach concluded.
Councilman Henry Quigley, who IUOo
cessCulJy 'cari'ied the city's first major
ann~tkln ol 7 ,800 acres of Irvine Ranch
. property to county approva1 voiced a
similar reaction to the oompany'1 letter.
Quigley suggested that before Irvine
might consider the coastal terfitory "a
study group in Irvine be set up to provide
us with the kJnd of information Newport
Beach ii seeking."
Newport officials la.st week received a
cost·beneflt analysis !rem their planning
staff which showed more than a '200,000
a year net 1a1n in tue. over costs after
10 YW'I.
Quigley ooted be found Utile to criticize
in the Irvine Company plan for the
(See Jl'ISCllBACH, P111 I)
Weadler
Fall bu come to the Oranp
Coast -11 le111 !or the weekend.
There wW be ni(lhl and morning
low cloud5 and locol foe witb most-
ly aunny alternooaa. Hlfll* In the
low 70s with Ion ID the IOI.
~smBTODAY
· nolu ancl' only 100 cl u-utipd;~
within~ nolse .sona uu da!Ped' by Emory," he cUtged. 1· -
7'hmlw Gototr, dlroctor of
the N~ Harbor Art 1t ... ""1"-""' Qllldcd 11 .. (1!;0Wlll froti> • ""411 orpoirimdOll lrt<iM
Balboa P..Uloft to • Mlloftallr
known 1111111""' of .eonlffllJ>OI' arv art m O jtnt, Mii lliomt. St•
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Emory wu uked wbal tho ef!ed on
• the coWlly would he U . theta wu no
airport. Ho roplled !bat he ogreed an
.•lrpcirl1la ·-11ry bu~ that u io od .. . quall now without future expanalon. He
compored the time to ~ tho local
alrporl with New York and other
metropolitan ctnlen. "It Is rtUOnable
that Oranp ·County people lhould drive
to Loo Anaelel on· that basis," be argtud.
' Brewhan polnled Oil\ that tho Oran&•
County Bolrd ol Suprvlsort rtll!led to
, ,... avallable additional tennl~ apace . ..,a. ftl&bt cranta by federal aieodel ( ... A,lllllOllo'I', ~ I) ...
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Man Garbed
As Woman
.Rapes Teen
A man disgulsed u a woman -
• ~ with lipstick -kidnaped 1
teeoegfa girl hitchhiker from Laguna ·
Beach Tbursd1y night and drove her to
So Bernardino with 111 Icepick at her
held belon obe waa raped, ravilhecl, and
rele&Mld early today.
The victim , tt, wu dropped oH back in
· LeguDI Beach and went to police, spilling
• out a story of her night of horror, which
incfuded being bound with leather purse
straps and forced to commit perverted
1t1. ;1cts.
By mid-morning, Laguna Beach Police
Sgt. Nell Purcell announced a male
suspect had been taken into custody for
interrogation. ~
He was identified as Stevt H. BrotuM>n
Jr., 14, of Fontana, who wu arrated in
tile inland city by Detective Gene Brooks •.
Bronson had been arrested -but not
yet formally booked -on charges of kid-
. nap, rape and assault with Intent to com-
. mi! rape, accordlng to Sgt. Pur<elL
'n\e biurte, Icepick • b d u ct I on
originated about 9 p.m., the attractive
girl told police, when she hitched a ride
· from a restaurant in the 1600 block of
South Coast Highway.
She wanted a lift north , to be dropped
off jn the mid.City area where she lives
with her parents.
The victim said she was picked up
when a 10uthbound car driveD by what
appt.and to be a young woman made a
U-turn and stopped ror htr.
She told InvUUgaton the driver wore a
worilan.'1 blouse and bad a scarf over the
bead. --
· Readllng the center of the Art Colony,
• the v!cliD) oa!cl "1• a•J«d !I) be let out,
.-; but the chllllng answer wu an iceplci:
· placed against her temple. ·
Sbe uld the driver then orden!d her to
lie on the floor of the cnll1ing car, lfer
. description of which helped in pinning
down a suspect.
By watching overhead signs and other
landmarks from the car floor, the girl
&aid she coukl tell the kktnaper was
· meandering through the street.! of
· Laguna Beach.
-The route then swltcbed up Laguna
. Canyon Road llld out to flnt the s..
· Diego Freeway, then the Newoprt Free-
wrlY and on' tut to aa IBolaled spot in' San
-Bernardino Oounty.'
Inv..,llsators 11id the girl told of being
ordered ·to strip nude and forced Jnto """l!l"! lntert<>urse, then made to submlt to Dirttdpatli>ll In unnaturol acts aa well. !ii. told them eft8' coo1pletlng the
ordeal, the abducµ,r drove her back to
i.asuna Beach and r<leued her on Cout
Highway ahlrlly after midnight.
No addilii>nal information was rtleased
regan!ing what led police to arrest
Broooon u a suspect In the three-hour
nighlmare, other than the girl's deocrip-
tion of the abdllcior llld hia car.
She was not aeriously injurtd, in-.
\rest.igatora said, e1cept for abrasions
and wrist bums ,from the leather bind·
ings used in the grotesque sexual
~ult.
Signups Go On
At Saddleback
fal1 quarter classes at Saddleback
CoOege begin Mooday but registration
wUI continue through Sept, 25. Colleg~ officials anticipate an enroll·
ment of about 4,<XXI day and everun.g
students in the 400 courses now being of·
fered at Ute college.
Students may register Monday through
Thursday from 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and
Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Day ~tai;ses
are held between 8 a.m. and 5 p,m. and
extended day classes are from 6 p.m. to
JO p.m.
OIAN51 COAST IS
DAILY PILOT
n. or.,.. (Out Dol.IL't' PILOT, w1t11 .ti~
Is eDll'lbltled ,,_. ~Pl'tU. II J!Ubllllltd bY -. Or•noe co.11 Pl.tblllhlnv c._r. ~
nt• .e11-.. .,.. JIUblw.d, MCl!od•Y ttlrau9t1
Friday, lol' 0.1• Mfta, H-.1 8Nd\.
HMHI.,_ 1Wtt/~tal11 Vlllrt', ~
t..c:tt. 1r'llrltl1M111tll9d: ..,. s.n c..._,.,
$M Jlllft ~pblt-A •htgl• AVIDMl
11111"°" 15 -'"""" Sltutdl'fl M'!d !>Ulld•yi.
rtie prllKlpiil llUbfWllrill -"111 Ii 11 JXI W.SI
lley St,_. COlll Mn.9, Ct1Homi., tl'1'.
1!0\J1rt N. W11d
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Midwest Rattled
By Earth Tremor
From Win_
CHICAGO -HOUlel ahook and win-
dows rattled early today in northern
Jllinoi1, western ·Indlana, 1 o u t h e r n
Wllcooalla and eastem lowa u a rar.
.. rib tremor lhook lhl Midweot
' 'nlert wen no reports of aerioul
damaae or injuries.
Jama Linders, chief of the NaUonat
Earlhq•ake Information Center I n
Boulder, Colo, Mid the tmnor WU the
-11 In the Mldwtsl linee Nov. t, 1111,
From Pqel
wJ>or.a quake oentered in H--, _..-Ky., we felt in 22 states.
' Landen said toctay'1 tremor registered
CITADEL ...
Citadel now."
Then, in a day or fighting with air and
artillery .support and wUh the marines
moving inch by inch across the red clay
floor ol the 50-acte Citadel, its fall was
announced.
between 4 and 5 on the Richter acale.
"This would be a moderate eartb-
quall:e, H Landers aaid. "It wouJd be
capable of doing damage under unuPlal
clrcumstallC"' -if the ep,,._ wu
near some structures and the structures
were on bed ground or the stroctul'tl
were old. We might have some damaa:es,
like cracked plaster or di!hes !alllqi alf
ahelvea."
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UPI COrl<IJIOndenl Barney Seibert,
also at Quang Tri, said the end came
afte.r the marines brought up two flame
throwers or armored cars and burned the
North Vietnamese soldiers from bunkers ANNEX ...
atop the 19th Century fortress. il b Its -yisb 20-fool walls of dlri and didn't "" the counc action y any o-u means aa a "final decision on the an-stone defied aU but laser.guide<I ''smart nenUoo question."
Ken Mitchell Oell~ a passenger vehicle ~
specialist, teams with California Highway Patrol
officer Tom Sipp lo check out auto anti-411!og de-
vices at Fairview Road and Adams Avenue in Costa
Mesa. The CBP will cite 1968 or newer autoa If their
smog devices aren't working properly .
bombl" duriJC two months of siege. Captt.1re of the Citadel gives an Im-It WU by no means a fin.al deci!ion,
mense boost to South Vietr.amese morale Mclnnb, hitrulelf, insisted this morning.
and could lead to recapture of all af The council action Monday, taken
Quang Tri Province which President following the receipt of preliminary staff
Nguyen Van Thieu ordered retaken by study that showed annexation would be
Se t 19 profitable for Newport, wu simply to .f,;. Communists still hold an IS.mile postpone any further conslderltion of the
corridor to the Demilitarized Zone and question until the general plan is finished
that area was under niiliive assault by next year, Mcinnis said.
B52.s He said be does not expect there will ~ Communists ca~ Quang Tri be any annexation attempts by the city o1
City on May 1, and wJth it the Citadel .. Irvine in the meantime -nor would be
built 100 yean aga to p~t~t the city. fear them If there are.
'I11e fartress is about 500 yards square '"Iba.l's their prerogative," he .II.id.
with wallt 20 feet high, and 15 feet thlck. .caowever, that area ia l!ltj.ll within the
Atop the walls were tumts like a !pbere of inlluence ol Newport-BHcb u
medieval casUe, and modem sandbag· filed with the 1'>caJ Agency Formation
ged bunkers ringed· with-barbed w.ire.--. Commission.a.long. time.ago. -__ __.
The marin<a bf:gan the!r final pWi on "And the landowner would still have to
Sunday after an American Air Force jet agree ta annexation," be said.
used a laser-guided bomb to blal!lt a hole Mcinnis said" he interpreted Watson's
In the wall where artillery and ordinary letter to bim to mean that' the company
bombs had failed. is "going to attempt to proceed with
It was inch-by·inch fighting -military development (of the 10,000 acres) while it
spokesman called it "house to house" is still in the county, and keep it.I optkms
fighling -although the walls ol lhe open. .
citadel an all thet ..main of the rubbled "When aay change takes place, they'll
city. consider the effects m all surrounding
The North Vietnamese were thought to cities, Including Newport Beach," be
have sullend heavy c:uualtlea, but then aaid, adding "llld lhlt'a all I Clll uk
WU DO Gffictal counL them to do.'"
Delay Gr.anted in Trial
Of Ex-Westminst~r Ma):Or
Attorneys for former Westminster
mayor Derek McWhlnney llld city plan-
ner Tad Fujita today wm granled 1
three-week delay of the Orqe Oounty
&rperior Court arraJgn:nent of lhe two
men· on mult.ip1e charges including grand
theft llld -bribery.---------
Judge William Murrly deferTed...actlon
on allegations contained in a GrancYJury
From Pagel
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Indictment to Oct.' 4 without commellt.
Both m'en dre ~ on ball.
Del .... -1ttornty :Al Stol<ll:e and both
defendant.I refused · to cJmment on
charges -stemming "fun the Grand
Jury'• J>!'!he Into the Mile Square fart
lea•il!l"Bllwlllon.---------1111 alleged against them lhlt farmers
George and Moto Mural were ordered to
pay $10,ollo in bribes il they wished to ....
ta1n the 213 Mlle Square Park acres they
bad farmed successfully for four years. ·
McWbinney, 40, of 9660 Calenduia Ave.,
and Fujita, 35, of '1242 Roclcmont Ave.,
are accused of complicity in a plan that
produced a $5,000 cash payment from
coastal seclor, concluding that whatever George Murai.
jurisdiction controlled tu .future develop-'Ille inclictmenl prepar.d after IS
lllJ'n. t ,','could little _bann people . in witnesses testlfied 3bo states that Murat J!'v -WU ordend lo pay a further $5,000 in the
A South VI~ military oource
said the North Vietnamese, bodJet w!re
staclted id'moundJ '°but It's lmpoaJbJe to
count them now -tbere'1 1oo JmJcb to
do."
me. • loon ol a check to be made payable to
' ' I " ' Quif!v oot011 ,,IJle tjty .gilR!!I Aia•• CGUnty ~r Rober ~tlilj'• cam-,,.._ 'P"'1e 'J ' more prwlng antuallon eonslderal!ons paign fuDd. • •
Qumiil' Tri 1'rovlnce, just belo"" the
lllilZ, ~the ally provhlce ca~ by
the Narlh Vietnamese mid Ila Jou waa a
hitter blow to the Saigon government and
the American policy of "Vietnarnlzatlon"
of the war, Ila fall raised doubll ol-the
South Vietnamese war effort and the
American plan.
· , notably the regloaaf >hoppJar cmit<r In llltlln . hu staled lhlt he told the
H{\f TSfl\T {'_ the trlaogle tonned by"tllO San\I Ana and Gnnd-.Tury lhlt be .tnew nollilng of the ' i\'''-1, ,.1.,1. ,,y-. , ~ ,, , ••r Jl'lll 1lie10 ~WiY"1 'P>l!t ~l ,~1 111>t all"l(ed scheme and lhlt hia name wa•
'jlt'io.!eltUt within -tbe l"JI <:Ill', hi\>lnl u...i u 1 means of 1pplylaf presliJNlto
levels ol housing lhll 11Dfilll be provided purposely been left out o1.tf¥ Fr¢a' ..,. the Mural lrotbua.
by either the private or public aector. neullon to orp!lde>a tax, liise 11¥' the re-McWhlnn.ey, who realgned from the of.
While cottimlsskme1'I dlacussed the malnder of i the; reslderittal prop;erty fice of mafor this week, and Fujita also
_ -ce committee~ for Wllhln the ne!f clty'1 ielojlteil l~llOl).acre face chargea of conspiracy and soliciting
..,.,_ .. _ 1 .. ou1.. sphere of influence. the commisSion of a aime.
city polict .. to prvlect lunl ......, . The 10,000 ICM of prime ..,... view County supe"ilon have ain<.'e ordered
provide for llCelllc llDd recroalional OJ!tn property between Laguna Beach and that the Mlle Square acreage farmed by
space and guard agalm\ 1 cleterlorating Corona de! Mar are ..,1 part of the city'.• the Murals be divided into three portions
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Nixon Expectifl,
On Coast Later
For Brief Stop
President Nixon b expected to bring
his formal reelection campaign bacl: to
the Orange Capt Iller this monlh for a
whirlwind stop In San Clemente and 1
rally,.lt waa learned today.
The ... 1s11, which may be only an
overnight w:bistlestop, ls t :1 p_ e ct e d
8"mettme liilhewfnx ortbe-miiii!li;--
lnformed llOlllCel said.
-A rally, possibly al the Anaheim
Conventio!I Center, has ·beon dlacuued,
but no formaf announcements have yet
been made.
From Pagel
AIRPORT ...
"' addltional airlines. The a\>iatioa director 1le1d nut bope for
qUtete/o.pt,e'.·ln tlle ·fllture and olfmd
to taii tlM! 'Granil Juey AMOclatlon lqem.
ben to PBlmdile to compare lhl
qukt'•"1 Loetbeed's new L-1011 plane
wllh' the Bbein&'J/37s now being flown out
of Orange County Airport.
;()! lha..IO. perlOlll prelent Tbursday at
the l\mqheoo, 311 repliod lo I queaionnains
which lillked, "Do )'OU favor the con.
tinued use of Orange County Airport for
adequate commercial jeJ, operaUona unUJ
a major Jet airport con be developed
elsewbere '!-'' ·
Thirty-four amwered "yes'1 and two
"no." environment while the city growa, no here and put -• to bid. !irm conclualons were "8ched on 31> at present. -speclficparklssu6 web aadedicatioa·_;:...;.~~~~---~--~--'----~~~-------~~-~~--~ From P119e J
RUFUS ...
Frasier, might fight for mating rites with
the pride and control of the surrounding
territory.
He dldn'L
Jerry· Kobrin, Llon Country vi~ presi·
dent in charge of public relalioos - a
perfect title Thursday -quickly assured
everyone that Rufus' moth-eaten ap-
pearance will quietly improve.
He aaid fresh air, sunahloe, good food
and everything else that Lion Co\Ultry of.
fers its favored lions will quickly put him
back in shape.
And particular1y a lot of e1ercise.
•tandards llld citleria, Harris said. .: i
Commla!ioners cllcl ask Dr. JrW1'
Alberi's committee to come up with
tr.ore precise eotlmales of )Ile ilool, ~ ,
apen ·~ lhlt would mulf ""'" the •. i>ark.;;;) opeii space~ tlie,Cl"Pi'' '
m~r!daT~om·· · ~~ \ 1!,~-
citizens adviJory committeer1 •e:re ~
first step toward the jl<)llcy,'Plln!,·~
lion. On Sept. 28, cotnrniSsionell ·wm
agaio meet wjlh other cilizel\ cominl!IO\!i
charged -making policy-...om. mendatlom. . -
The final policy stalementa, ln<lluc11ng,
planning commission vlewpoinll, wlII be
reviewed in public bearings scheduled to
begin in October before the c:ommlaion
and in Nov.mber before the city llOUllclL
Cowboy Star's Likeness
Still to Be Used by Firm
Hopaloll( Cualdy Is alive and well on Shehacl<y said be has received lllOft
thousaDds of breakfast tables In the San than 100 telephone caUs In rectiit mtmlha -
Joaquin Vaney. llld the rate shot up w,hen Boyd's death
One of the last ..., of the lamed revived publicity about the clean-living western good guy.
cowboy character image made immortal A virtual recluse In recent yean due t.o
by actor Wllllim Boyd, a Dana Point fitness and age, Mr. Boyd and hls wlfe of
resident who died In SOUth Coast C.Om-35 years. Grace, divided their time
munHy Hospital Wednesday at age 77, betwnn homes at 34001 Dana Strand,
will continue. Dana Point, and Palm Deaert.
Boyd's portrait has been f,atured for He finally succumbed to a combination
20 years on mi~ cartons marketed by of Parkinson's Disease and congestive
Producers Dairy DellVery, roe ., of heart failure, while bi~ heath bad also
Fresno. been affected by a 1968 bout with cancer.
"We're not going to discontinue it." ''He was • bigh-callber man ·and I'm
SAY! Larry Shehadey, owner of the firm certainly 90rry he'1 gone." SbthadQ llid
and also 1 cl.,. peno~ friend of Boyd Thur.day of bll longtlmo !Heod.
who began locally apolllOring 1 Hopalong Once a Hollywood playboy, Boyd was
cassldy telev\llon aeries 21 yean ago. destroyed -lltenny -in 1935 when •
The o~hout movie rerum were st> New York actor by the 11me name waa
popular that Shehadly earned the repula--arrested amid scandal and on t
lion In 1111 of sponaorlng 1 TV allow new•papar ••VIM>llll1 (IO the West
longer ·than 1ny other hwlineuman in Coast actor's picture. ,
Amerlta. He got 1 eecond cbance when offered
Shehadey 11id his frlend!hlp with Mr. the Hopolona C111M1J role llld cleclded
Boyd beaan 11 the r<111lt ol lhlt -.. then to concenlnte .., lnlpiring hlahell
rel•Uonsliip, 1ddint lhlt be inlght hu111111 quaIIlltt unonc 1111 )'OIJ!hlUI 11111.
po11lbly revive Hol"'°"' euQjy IJhna, "I ~ If K .....,11or the WI I'd be
He 11fil llllnY Jiorentt 61 ~... I bum, ' be explalnod. ·
amonc COOllllllms Of !atl,Oli <artoM IJ Boyd's young ...u..tultl ,P.Med
milk ptodlicod par claY with lhl Hopalonc -~Ilona, 1lul "When ... and UJ. Cauld1 ~ hlvo mPJ ti 4tatar ,.. Did · took lhllr 10ll, be i'efllled to
cent monllil. , • ' mate *11..,.. ·--or11lN 111!' Tl\e lhOw WU al the top of the l'll1'lP •' lnterYlewa. ' . I 4
In the Saa Joequtn Vlllley durln( Ill... •t clon1 want lo tamper -tllllr Pllll,..,. ............ .--.. ..--. ... aplobwl
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Taking Another Look
-Tho Irvine lllduatrlal Complex will make room for
poUUcal, charitable and civic organlzaUons, at least on
a temporary basis. ·
By resolvln~ ·the · question some erroneousir, con•
aldered was politically motivated, tht"councll ~egal•
!zed" the Irvine Company's lea,.e of gpace to the eo ...
mlttee to Re-elect the President.
Councllmeo co~y lnterpretOd the lsaue as being
one of slgnlllcance much broader than the one case In
•question.
At Councilman Gabrielle Pryor'• urging, the city
will take another look at the types.of firms that may
utilize the commerclal acreage lying within the 2,500
acres of the Industrial complex that are governed by
the new city.
Jn view of the rapidly.changing complexion of the
area around Orange County Airport, that new look at
zoning regulations is timely and realistic.
(Good Teamwork
·The Irvine CompanYs recent preslntaUon of its
goals for development ol the Irvine Towlt Center ls an
outstanding example of developer-government relations.
Irvine planning commissioners recently reviewed
a general statement of the type of residential, comme.r~
cial and civic uses the Irvine Company planners envision
for the acreage lying between UC Irvine and University
Park.
The goals range from provision of 1 landmatk
feature, such as a. tower or big~ building, to llmita·
tions on vehicle acce'SS. , ,
appears certain to become a center of community ac-
Uvlty in =new clly.
Mte diges g the goals for two weeks. comm!,.
sloners w uy about onJy one P!linl, the propriety
of planning cjvlc buildings in the center.
The architects' who will compete for the Irvine
Company's final design contract have been asked to
commeot on this point, assuring the city an objective,
expert opinion prior to a~proval of tho community plan
which exteods on the onginal William Pereira umver-
sity-<:ommunlty plan.
It appears to be the kind of teamwork that serves
everyone well.
Clioosing a Compact Group
On Oct. 2, the key administrative staff of the new
clty of Irvine will double.
That's-the day-both Bruce H. Warren and Jame~ R.
Harrington join the growing city stall.
Warren, 37, will direct the planning department and
Harrington, 29.. will lead the adminfstrative services
unit. . ,.. I
. The appointments leave only two other departmeot
head openings unfill~d: the puhllo safety director and
public works positions. ,
In the city's brief 10-month history, a major prior~
tty has been the selection of a compact group of exper-
ienced officials to ru11i. city ball, a concept championed
8y City Manager William Woollett Jr. and endorsed by
city councilmen. .
The painstaking search for top talent is commend·
able, particularly In the light of some school district's
slap-dash, discriminatory practices.
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The last suggestion enhances the buman-sca1e of the
living, learning, shopping and governing arena which
SB THE ~LORY 80YS
Bleak. Out"1~~ ~·~ 1'~cli ~anth~s . · A Recurrent B ttl
--'l'ough: Xime for-Eugilhres _EaZwcy About _ ~ e, Not War
WASHINGTON -'Iba! pack of Black
Panther fug!Uve crlmioals holed up In
Algeria,.. -sonorously posing as the
InternaUona1 Section of the Black
Panther Party-U. having a tough limo
l1ndlni another eotiY sanctuary.
They are being bluntly col<!-sbouldered
by Libya and Guinea.
Although both countries c a 11
themselves "revolutionary'' and make a
big allow of extend·
Ing hospitality \o
mllitanU. and diall-
dentl on the nm,
their authoritarian
rulers are emphatl·
cally evincing no de-
1lre to have any part
of the Panthers who
have worn out their welcome in "revolutionary" Algeria.
Thill'• the Inside reaaon Kathleen
Cleaver, wile of El4rfdge Cleaver, ls ln
the U.S. trying lo make a deal for bis
return to California without going to jail
as a parole violator. ·
SO FAR SHE has made no headway.
Authorities are llrmly Insisting that
Cleaver, onetime Pal\lber minister of in-
tormaUoo who organlied the Intema·
UOllll Secllon u a ·grandiose pose after
nceln( lo Algeria, must go back lo jail lo
wve out hil time for wault wllh Intent
to commit murder. ,
SflJtllicaoUy, Mrs. aeaver II ...,.
cemln1 bmelf only wilb the affairs of
her baJl.jlllnpln( husband. ApparenUy
she Is not acting as emlssary for the
other Black Panther fugitives who are
wanted on charges ranging from murder
lo skyjacking.
Evidently Cleaver, the self-designated
head of the InternaUonsl Section, is let·
• .jlng the .U.,.: .P.aii&lio< .,..mbers take . -taie of thellil;l\lttJ' -f .
·,., With "revwutionary" Ubya a n d
, Guinea sl8Jl1D!lng \be door, their outlook
: Is l!)esk. If ~remain Ill Algeria, they ~ will be sub~ to lnCreaslngly onerous"
re.strictlons; none 1 of the Communist
countries will bav'"e them; and they face
certalh imprisonment il they return to
the U.S.
WHAT HAPPENS next remains· lo be
seen.
Cleaver has written Angela Davis, now
tourin& Russia u a dlstlngubbed Manis!
revolutionary, uklng her lo go 'to bat for
him as a loog4Uffer!ng "poliUcal
prisoner ...
Cleaver wantl Angela to use her in-
. nuence to 0 mobllize world support" for
his "right" to return lo the U.S. lo otaod
trW without having to go lo jaU.
Although the darllng ol the Partthen In
the U.S., Antiela hu ignOred Cleaver -
who is at vtol~t odds with Huey Newton.
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-1:'::'J!~~e'::::O:~~·=~~:n~: Acting Craft Lost at Olympics
venomously feuding for several years.
OBVIOUSLY, Angela doesn't consider
Cl.eaver to be the right kind ·or Black
Panther. He may profess to be a "revolu-
tionary,'' but apparently ls not her type.
Every Panther holed up in Algeria has
a criminal record. Following are ex-
amples:
lloolJd 1'e Co>:, charged with murder:
Nathlnlel J'!fllDll lluolc, ~ ~wn ••) Sekilu Oc!fftjii. , nbtii .. tbr litlempted
murder; Larry Nell ~t, charged with
eonspiraty to commit anon and murder ;
'Michael 'Tabor Wan\<1 for the same of· fenaea. ;
Tbe Algerian govel'Ml.ent says Jl ls still
deliberating what to do about the two
. groups or Pailtber skyjackers In their
custody. The $1.5 million they exlorted
from U.S. airlines hu betn returned, but
nonjinally sWl pending Is tbls country's
request for their extradition lo stand prooo
ecution. ' '
RECENTLY, the styjacteri have not
betn aeen around the Panther compound .
iiutslde of Algiers, Exactly what tbli
means Is unknown.
With the Boumedienne governmeot
makiog multi-hllllon-dollar oU and JU
deals with U.S. corporations, It clesrly
wants lo get )id of the Panther 1ky·
jackers in one way or another. How·
that's being done remains to be seen.
~YDNEY J.HARRI~
In the Letters lo the Edilor cofumn
recently, I saw Ute sugge~tion by a
ruder that those . TV Westerns should
einploy "true.bloocifd Ameritan Indians"
lo p0tb\y tho ~ in the~,.. •
To the Editor :
Have we seen enough on the Olympie5 [ ) to recognize we lost an ideological bat-MAILBOX
tie?
Were you shocked at how the judges \
from the Communist countries bloc -----------
The reader oomplained that TV
Westerns are "unfaffi io teal Indians,.
who ...,Id play. such ' \'ti
roles more "autheir
tlcaliy" than whlte
voted for their ideological brothers, while
llOntt of our own winning contestants put utdown l>y International standard>?
• 0-Jy. lb1s Olympks WU an exhil>J·
tion of the rise of eoJJtics on a ..-apd
scale. , The CommunilU. .dlecUveli • the Olympiad lo show that lbelr..1¥0liii>
is better or at least better organized Uian Ifie F,... World.
men wearing 'brown THE OLYMPIC victories of the Iron
paint. · Curtain bloc 1ymbollze our defeat in
This is a recur-recognld.ng j the responsibilities o f
· rent fallacy about freedom. The Communists have a simple
the nature of acting, message: "Do your best for your country
and it is surprising --0r you'll wish )'OU bad." Our message
bow many people b;e::-la much more complex· and w, seem to
IJeye it. But, in truth, • lack effective apokesmen.
.U acting is imitation, and lui1 nothing lo . 'I1!e Ruulans aod the East Germans
dD with the background of the actor. -I all out to find the lll08f IO!eoted
• kl!k and taught them lo know the !)l\es
IF WE D111E the real Indians for • -tlien fixed the organlzaUon and the
Westerns, should we hire a real Venetian Jury. Tbey expect lo win bigger by put·
Jevy for tho role of ·Shylock, a real P""· ting • down further In 1016. Our best
tltate for the role of Sadie Thompeoo In · athlete1 have not competed because they
"Rain," real murde1'rs for the parts of are professional, yet ~ our standards~
Macbeth and Lady 'Macbeth? moot Communlllt Olyniplaos ·are pro-
Actlng ii a craft which captqm the tesslonal.
optrtt of a fictional. person, end the '
work,. nen coverage II negUgent and
scarce:. In your Instance, tt .Ls abundant
and written with compassion. It .Ls' my
honor~ pleasure to thank you rcr keep.
ing thll 'Jlh before the public.
MRS. GERAID HEDRICK
Dl1graC!ef11I Beloa.,ior
To the Editor :
I would Uke to see Vince Mathews and
Wayne Collet, wpo represented the
United State. of America at the Olympic
Games in Gennany, punilbed by our
good Negro citizens for their disgraceful
.bebiVlor tn-eot respecting our flag and
nallonal antbem .
• • modem Alnetlcan Indian · may ba u far MANY OF OUll BEST amateun, In
removed from the opirlt of Sit"•• Bull' u basketball at least; decided JI wAD'Mm·
toda • K •••'-..... portant lo tl!em to eveo participate. Our
Etld<!IUY.. tbose two dlsgracelul cbal-
1cters wanted to reprf.leQt Ntlf'Oll
onr,. a perfecl eaam~ of racilm. ,s ·earch for· New Students Y s en ....... ,. bunter is from Daniel players were accustomed to playing our Boone. Tbere Is oo such thing as
"realism" in the theater. or in any other r:'1~ not start back by changing our •
art. game nalea, to ma~h the, Olympic rules? i
lfRY CAN'T THEY reopect the
American Negro cltlzeOI who are proud
to be Americans ? I am sure tbe:y are try ..
ing to lower the impression or our fellow
black citizen. If they want to represent
Negroes only, they should not enter any
national cootest.
By JERRY GOLDBERG peosive compeUUve programs which
._ -...,.. have lltUe groundl lor support outslde
SACllA'MENTO -Tbe two major the ego saUsfactlon brought to some acf.
publlcl~upported university syslemJ In mlnlstralor coming up wllh a blgb hor ~ " score like some Fuller Brush salesman
Calllomla are ioolinl up for • pair of who baJ maintained a blgb salea average
massive and apensive propaganda ef. during one pay period or another.
forll lo obtain.new .tudents. The current CUrrenUy the state coUege ond
drop In pot<ntial stodeols means the university administraUoo U. gleefully
hlgher educatloo people have to find a going over plana: for a super new a<J.
way lo booot the -population ot minUitratlon buUding In L<>Og jleacb only
they mJiht have lo close the lnstituti..W a stone's Throw from the Queen Mary.
doon or at least drop 101DO fancy trap-It's probably better than the expensive
pinp. : · 'IU!te of offices It hu been leasing cm
Worse yet, a malor effort of thea u, Wilsblre Boulevard In Loo AnleJet the
paDllon drlvel ls · ahned at procurfnC ~ past aeveral yean, but before it'1 over
students from out ol atate and even out the . cost of the new structure may be
of the C<IWlley at a !lme wbeo }lome even more than tbe Q U e e n •
grown Calllornia It-can't even · Admlnlstrators have IOIDe distaste for
make It lnio the parkhir lot •at UCLA · l Jocsttng state governing body oltlcea on a
with its eapwlve aeailemtC' ·nxt.,.. campus In aome old buUdlng no longer
ciaDgllng along for .mil•• lnio the ~ of adequate for clallll'OOlll acUvlties.
Westwood. THE Burui!NG )lrotlram does not
THE OVERBURDENED t.upayiD( stop with the new adminllltrattvo
public bu to pay dearly lor ~ OS:. buildlnp. There Is a constant drive by all
the campuses -no matter how lalterlnc
OMM•COAIT
DAllY PIL OT
. the eorotlment -or q_uallty of odoeation
-to obtain more IJUllcllnp ...._
boadl and very exi>emlve ~.,._ Ill
order lo <o:npete with -·• leanle4 cat. ._ at Yale, Dartmouth or llUPJ>Ofl'
llocl<.
Far many Je&rl the Lqlalatura bu lltlelllcloecl the wildom of ccnlb!uttc the
11111"'""1 Board of Rea-with Ila
power to camp! tely ~ t ~ e
Loclalalon ond Ha -1]y un-1ar lialllt ol flold1Ji( lis more clill1cult
-tnp beblad cloled· doors.
THE IPll&AD OOT composition of
eduoatlooa• bodtel 11om the elemeotarr· · oecaodar71 • tbrou1h the more
~illica"" bodlet ol bfcbor learnlllJ -.......... u~ery _ ,,.. dodge
anlost the publlt wat ..... treatment.
Tlio lllate s...cl ol Moc-llaa even lbll,.arac....,.,_olhr_.
Ill -Ill .... lo mJid Ilia
llrpr aowda ..S _. ~ -
!ions dlreeted from the population
centers ol Loo Aogelea, Sao Dtqo and
Sao Franclaco.
Tbe real aolutim would be oome aort of
elected body for the sate Board of
Ed~tlon and a super Board of Higher
Education allo with elected members. It
Is certain the needs of the public might
receive mo,,...mut <colld<ntlon ti the
oiembers know they bad 'to W-to the
voter on occa>don.
CURllENTL y TllE bifhlJ ,.,,,.ded
campuaes such u Cal, 1-Beach State
Unlvently, Sao Diego State Univentty,
Sao Joae Slate UnlvenltJ and UCLA go·
to I put daJ of troulile lo m1kJ llJllni
aome ol tho :z:.t.i""mt _.....ity needs. Tbe 1 p alao 'pf· quite
upoe_t when the community dana queo.
lk•"CU: port of their ·-·· Perbapo a new farm of aeademlc
-ta needed -makill"lt _.. bte for the community to deotde just .
whit kind of an academic _,am it
wanll. Too often the -hlllller ol leam-lnc programa for I COIDIDUDllJ bu not
IUyecl In I .........Uy loaf _.. to
evat•11a...a.,
Dear
~loomy
Gus
City J...u m<etlnp are nmnlng
ao lite OI ....,larly that they may
u well tbto1r aWI)' the clock and
just .... the calendar.
THE MOST MEMORABLE Lincoln of And put up a light to' !118t, the Olympic
our time baJ betn portrayed by 1 Cana-rulet similar to ours? If we expect to win I
dlan, Raymond Massey. The most ohOck· fn.the Olympic pol!Ucal.artna, we migltt
_l!!I monster from outer space bas betn. try explaining the ~b!Jitles o/' democracy and Its advantages over the interpreted by Boria KarloU, a quiet and other system. 'Ibe Olympics have shown
highly proper Brllon who cultivated us that free alhlelel, without polttlr.
rosebushes. /ind Helm 118Yet, who is as · clout don •t win the ludiOD¥Rt calls.
American as bad apple pie, made an ad-We have klet 1 battle. cu we afford' 0 mlrable Qutel1 Victoria. Such a llst could be extended almost loee the war!
lndeflnilely. In fact, ~ araummt could L ~ S. F AULltNER
be given tbat real Indians would make
the wont possible stage Jndlans, juat as
real gangsten could not coocelvsbly give
us the ewntial cbar1cteristJcs of their
calllng as chilllngly u Humpbrey Bogart
or James Cagney. ·
IN FURTllE8 proof of this, when
Hollywood has made the mistake of hi!'
Ing genuine prize fighters lo 'play
themselves in fllmJ:, the result has
almost always been a fiasco.
The paradox of acting ts that the fake
often seems more real Uum the real -
tor all drama Is an artificial heightening
ol reality.
If the Indians In TV Westema are un-
convincing, It, Is not because they are
palefaees but beealllO they are bad ac-
ton who could not aay ••Row!" ln any
language and msl:e UI believe them.
Quotes ·
Clopar W. WetUers.,-, llimWi U.S. 011Jce II Maule-ud ..... el, ta a
_ ... Fruclaco -l-"My .... feeling
ta that the American -le 1imD1Y will
not,accept a tu Increase when they ....
not now coovtncod they '"' settin1 their money's WOrth for the taxes they a"'
already payblg.''
Jnine's /lflA /If ..
To the Ediior:
It Is with eztreme ple8!W'e that I write
to thank you for your fine tovera1e <f
the Irvine city councllmen'a adoption <i
Lt. Jame1 Wayne Herrick Jr. u Irvine's
1'Mlssing In Action" man. on Aug. 22.
I am very proud of Irvine and I ..
residents. They responded to my plea,
"Help me find my brother."
YOUR FRONT PAGE oewspaper arti·
cle wu comprebenllve and written with
compassion. That article was then fot.
lowed with an edltortal in whicb the last.
aentence wu, 11It ii to be hoped 'Irvine
re!ldents reJpOlld and that their eHort1
do not go unnotlced by North Vietnam.•
ti U. my fervent prayer that North
Viet-doeo -. and that we mlsb~
at tali, !taro of my brother'• late. It ii to f thll SOii that Irvine has plodfed Its help.
-ALL TOO oFTEN, apoclally'll l'O)f"
Dear George:
-W.ll.N. ,... ..... ,...... .....,, ....... ...
Fl 111 ... el ........ ,,, ..,.
,_. ......... .,... ... Dlllr' P ....
Ted A. ....,, 8u F r a·o.le I I c e
... 1911~ -1'Tbe more tblnp you
.-don't do that,.. want to do but OIJll!t nol
lo do, the longer 1"" wUI live not lo eoJo1 --them.. I
My wife nap me constantly
about never laking her anywhere.
She is drivln( me nuts about taking
ber dining •nd dancing. I don't
want to 10 " 11tm• atupld
nilhtclub, but lhe nap, nap, nap.
Do you thlnlt WI abould 10 ... a
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ThU. U. racism In the highest degree
and lowest form of ciUze11.11hip.
L.NIELEN
Isn't It the Truth!
By CAJ\L IUBLET JR.
Yel another source of poUutkm has been
diaqovered -damage lo trees and bwJ1es from the eflect ol tight ra)'J cast
by aodium'fueled street lampo. Perbapo
that'! what'• the matter wJtb ua humans:
overdone under the sun lamp of -pertly with not enough gumption left lo
bead info the shade.
"Man ctm btar"bU 1hfnor e~e
l aooddaul.# ~khf)l'oHr.
In clays of old, manhood '!VII pmod
with a hatchet In the .-lellow'I akldL •
'Then cMl!Jatkm buited 11\1 batdlat ...
taughl us how to do in ., enm17 Wtlll
goatp -demonstralinl U.,t Ilia .....
Is the sbarpellt -11 .... to -... -etlmes Ion( enouch lo mt Ha an
thn>aL
"A 10/I tongW ~ Ille &otw. #
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McGovern Cla ims
Nixon~s Hiding
Kissinger Meets Two Reds
Ea•11 Wi1111er ~
Jack Hendrickson, 55,
is the peopro'seholee
in Tombstone, Ariz. He
not only won t h i s
week's primary e I e C·
tion for mayor on the
Democratic party, but
also captured the R&
publican nomin&tion
tt"•ough write-in bal·
Jots. Hendrickson aiso
disclosed his campaign
f u n d s, declaring he
spent $80.
Black VD
Exp eriment
' _May End
McGOVERN said a \Vhite
House review board to advise
the president and muster
publ.lc opqrlon against "'es:·
cessive price aJ1a '"WB~g~ 'fn-
J WASIDNGTON (UPI) -A creases" should be establish-
~ · ··. government .advltory panel ed.
says it may ask the Public The cindi.date said in his
Health Service to "flbandon ex· speech that the . f e de r a I
pertments Involving btsck men governlllent's eflort to hold .
suffering from u n t re a t e d down wages and prices tinder
•yphllis. The surviving participants his plan would center on the "firms, markets and wage
' of the ttudy begun in 1932 in contracts ;h contribute the the Tu skegee, Ala ., area would most to in ion."
be 80 to 90 years old now, panel chairman Broad u 8 While it' was N l x on' s
Nathaniel Butler said. economic policies under attack
Buller, president of Dillard by McG<>vern today, it was the
University in New Orleans, President's campaign style
said the panel believed there that . has. continually 'drawn
could be very little 'benefit in criticism in recent days.
contlnulng the ,,..;.Ct and Ji ! Ia:ow be's hiding;" the oould be -·io CJ11C> =•Uc Jll'esidential ean-tion the men now about their . te aa.fd . Thurlday. ''He'•
roles In the experiments. ' d cil,peot'r ~t'• afraid to
But Butler said there wu a take his case Wt onto the
possibility thcrt survivon of public plaUorm. He's afraid to
the diseased men might be go on television in joint ap-
consldered for compensation. pearances."
'Demoerat Overkill'
Dow Says Bugging
Indictments Near
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Republican National Chairman
Robert Dole today predicted
indictments early next week
by a federal grand jury jn-
vestigating the brc ak·in of
Democratic headquarters.
But-Dole s a i d the
Dam B ill
A pproved .
WASHINGTON I UP!l
Pre5ident Nixon has rcluc·
tantly signed into la1v a bil!
which requires the secretary
ot the Army. through the
Corps of Engineers, to start
safety inapeCtions of dams
throughout the United Stales.
He said the bill was marred
because it was enacted hasti-
ly, because the coat or the pro-
gram may run u high as $100
million and because such saf""
ty is basically a responsibility
of the states.
Under the 1eglslation, the
Army secretary must report
to Congress on his progress on
or before July 1, 1974.
Democrat ic party was "trying
to make an issue out of really
nothing" by injecting the in-
cident into the presidential
campaign.
Dole said five ll'tn accused
of carrying out the break-ln
arxl alleged bugging of the
Democratic offices were ac-
cused or 0 very serious
crimes." He safd those in-
volved "shouJd be pros·
ecuted." He did not give the
source of his predictions cf in-
dictments early next week.
But the Kansas sena tor said
Democr11ts were guilty of
"overkill' in trying to make
the ·case a key campaign
issue. Insisting no one in the
lop echelons cf the GOP wen!
in\·oh•ed in plotting-or finan.
cin,e the burglary, Dole said .
"If T could give th e
Democrats some advice. I'd
say they're trying to make an
issue out or really nothing."
Dole was inetrvie .... ·ed on the
NBC-TV Today Show.
The incident broke June 17
when rive men, reportedly
armed with bugging and
photographic equipmen t, were
a rr este d inside the
Democratic offices In the
plush \Vat ergatc holel-apart-
menl romplex along the
Potomnc River.
P~ayboy .. ow
Jud ge Bars 2 Pictures
HONG KONG (AP) -"Wily
Is II -to show people
maklng love?" Magistrate
,lolln Millar •sired the p .....
• '. ef cutnr applying ~ lor a ban
on two fuues of Pllyboy mag· .wne.
"You refer to Jt as copula-
tion/' MWJ,r C.'Ontlnued. "I re-
fer to It •• making Jove.''
The mqiltrale refused to
bu the two issues, but he or-
dered the police to -..move
two pictures from pa1e 100 iii tllo September issue ·before Nllllllnc them In tile deaJen
~
from whom they were seized.
Defense counsel Gerald de
Basto argued that the police
Were '1utter ly out ~f tune with
the times."
"Film! of the so-called 'skin.
JllcJt' vartety, which stop short
of obscenity ~t .show a great
deal of nud ity and S()me erotl·
ci.sm are packed wlth Chinese
people for weeks on end," de
Ballo observed.
"Hong l<Olll IJ • place
where suppl y meet& demand,
and It is lai.ssez..falre in fta
appro1ch to RX 1.s to every.
tbin_g_ ~&"
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ·1.s, ·19n TEN CENTS
~15 Million School B.On~ Vote Slated Tuesday
which the dll1rlct bas already raised IS
mlllloa, Is currentlY under way. Tbe aec-
ond phase lo lie p&id'by the bcmd money
will include tho <empleted -of a new dwroom building and the
renovation of the ocbool audilorium and
tower ..
aliow the district to ellmlnate an earth-
quake tu currently being levied at 10
cents per $100 assessed valuation, ac-
<Ordlng to Aasl.stant SUperlnlendent John
Hunt.
Act by June 1975 or they will be closed. " By MJaLU:L GOOORIQI . -A S,GllHllldtbt lllgll ocllool WDllQI -Tbe ""'8tnlCllOn of add It Io D a I
ot ., - -'"" wlll be 1iu111 lot about fl2 mllllon. Tiils duorooml '11 lho Wtstmlmler campus
The 'Hllllllogtm Bucb UDloo 11Jgb wlll IDdude tho pbyllcal COlll1nlctlon and will -about IS.7 million. The
ll<bool DIJlrlct II ukiDg voter approval all ol tilt lurnlllJlnp needad lo ope!\ It cllaroom constructlpn will emphasize
Tueaday ol a·tu million bond Issue. for IMlructlon ID Sept 11'1$. • special ladlltles sucl1 a,s oc1tnce lobs,
Dbtrlot tnJ9tees II.ave called tho el,._. II will DOI IDclude tho coat ol tho land.· alhletle lacuitlel and 'l'OC8lloDa1 liqle.
lloD.lo rille funda lo booae tho dll1rlct's The di.strict cumnlly owns lwo lit.. ' -To complete Ibo ~lo• ol
overcrowded liudenl populatloo..iod lo_w.bich.are..belog.:comldered.,lor the new "11!!1~ ~h Hl&h Scbool lringlng It
lrlne·<erta!D achoOI bulldlotl• up' lo state school. They are the comer ol Golden _ up lo rtqiiliOil e~e lllAlldan!s wlll ea'rlll!luake ..,rety stanil8rds, We'SI Slreel and Warner Avenue 'nd the cost aboUI IS.I mlllloo; l!Cboo1 officials
'Jlro'hn doWn ·lnlo 'J>l:Clf.,. here's comer of Magno!Ja Street and Yorklown figure. .l--
wbere the money will be spool: Avenue. The fir&! phase of this project, lor
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J'Udge S~t,s Sept. 28 to Hear Argumen:ts
By TOM BARLEY restralltlng action agaimt the state.
or flll DMlr ,_ ...., Metromedia deinands $500,000 . I n
• A-Juda• stepped· tn today· to halt What dainages from the state tn a lawsuit
an °'""!I' County superior Court lawsuit claiming that "political .pressure" led
clalnis Ii a plan by tho state lo demolish state aulhorlUee lo order three agencies
21 <ootroverstal bill~ tn Huntln&lon -'-Foster and Kleiser, Ryan Inc. and Out· ~ · . · ' door Advertmlng Inc. -to remove their
-'JUdie J11mes ~-'1&-bllltiOiitdi·,,Y-1-p:nr.~ .,......,lbem -
!'*\fltntnc order '°"'ht' by Metromedia destroyed. roe. for three loci/ admislng agencies The dliplay algrls are located at Md .aet Sept. 28 as the date be Will bear r<gular Intervals along Pacific Coast
argulilenb asklne lot more permanent Highway belween the Santa Ana River
Bbtst Threatened
J.
Scandinavian Airliner
!.:.ffi~~-.. ~,: ·~.<;t~. I
\ ~. B~ cUPJi -•,,,.... .-rd ....... till..f e1 ... lor ~ air eniie4> a.ta' hlirla!t a ~ 1w1tess who linlft\I. 1,-Sploot fall tn '~ ~ jetllDlf ID liils 10Utbem the tailaeCUon of the pW.O. .
Swedlali I Qly 10day ODd ,threttenec! "to ,'1'1ie DC9 jetliner witll 8'. -ers, '1"" ,. · the llC9 and lho 90 perloqs lnc11¢ing the three Crools, and a crew of
.aboerd dnloa' -roleases .even four w"' flyjng from . Goteborg . to Croall beld la Swedll,ll jalls Cll charges Slockbolm on a domestic lllcbt when. tile
lnch"'lng munler. pilot racllded that the alrcrslt bsd been
11a.liljlW'i1 pl'& Swecllih authori~ blfacked -tho lirit b1Ja4Inc lor tile tlcht houri lo releale the Crosts and Dy airtiqe and the fll'St 'tn Sc:imdln8vla.
them by bellcopter lo Malnioe In 1\e pilot reported that three men arrn-
Soutbem -and sald U the deadline ed witll pistols bad taken ovar tile p-
-DOI met they would blow up tho ind !med him lo Dy lo Malamoe's Bull·
a1n:raft. lolla Airport. The plane lalled lo the
Aimod )IOl1lt ~ bWletprOol vests •aintrjp lar away from the airport
toot Ufi ~ ot tho Mal-airPotl ~ bulldiDI
-bu1 away bom Ille plane. "It'• all quiet l1'lUlld the alicrslt," an
The hijackers were believed lo be ai!'port official at Bulllolta told UPI by
metDben ol the en.aUaD ustaib& gro6p. te!Opliorie. "Ni>bcidy . Is · moytng. Tbe wlt!cb bll!r up a Yqoolav airliner over t P,U0011&ers !ind the crew are still
C-~dia , en a flight ·fro m aboard."
Copeaba1en lo Belgrade tbls year. All In Stockholm Promler Olaf Palme
t ~ summoned an emergency meeting of his
Council Docket
cabinet to diacuss the h I j a c k e r s '
demands.
Minister ol Justice Letmart Geljer, who
was traveling in southern Sweden, aped l£a WDtrOTij~ia} .:.~:J':: hi7ac=. the police action
, Police said tho ltijacken clalmed they
Items Scheduled ~:. !;PJ:i:e;.:~ tile a1rcmt ..
: · • • Police did not naine all the prlaonen Bun~ Baocll City Councilmen 'the lljJacllen dem&Nled mused, but
may bf ID lot a loll IDd 11onnJ oesslCll sald Ibey lnchided' the two convlctod
Monday nlPI ..1111 .. lea --, ~::='"~YT:'=-=
potent1"'1 ~ ltemS 11stad. on year, Alldellro Bra~ and Miro llane-
tlle _.,.: cit. I . All ....a coOncl1men an· apeclod lo 1 The U.taaba mov-. which S8J11 It
be p.-1, wbtdl accounts 1or a Joocer-fights lor a crostJa lnde\iOndent 1rom tho
tllaJ>Dal agsida. 'Two -U ago three ~Y=v~ ~~ ~'.
cocmellmeD were en vacauan, to aevual The tno"Vement bu carried out 1 number
llllJor -were delemd for IClllm by of kidnapings and polltlcal ll1Illnp tn ~tluB..: 1 ,p.m. meetlllg, ....,. S-In ncent years.
land Beach Boulevard · in Hunlington
Beach.
Sixteen of the sip are malnt1ln'ed by
the Ryan company and .12 ar.e maln~ed
by.~ ..... and~. . -11>ey are all OD 'JaPd desilnated by tho
slate ·lor ~way COllS\J'llC!)qn, althouf!I,
M~lnll'70ut;:m-coostructlon-
bas been scheduled lo Ibis daU:'
11>e lawsuit contends .that . the state
through ita Division · ol lilg!iwaya agreed
(See SIGNS, Pqe J) '
* * * Anti-billboard
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Party S~
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Set.m:.
• • • ~!';::' :J~':.:.~HtN!ltri.,..Parojll'.
.tY SW(.'•,·'aiapl~~ acllml loday ,./ucb pnlbiblla the -ilml.edtate r.mo.a1
,ol blllboOlik.' ,iooi 'P.clric ' ~ 0 a I I ' . ' .
Highway •
The chamber bas' pl8nned ·a party for
noon, Sept. "· In, ·the Filberman
Rest'aurant to· Celebrate the removal 'ot
the eoast •Higbwu.blllboards. ~t's the
same "l!ay a 5-'iol: Court Judie, will
bear arguments on the signs. ·•
Ralp!I Kiser, cliamher -.. lllld the party plans are. still m. "We're cOillC
rig)lt ahead. You can~ .. t thtoe lblnp
done wllb a ll!llid heart."
Charil her ollidals •hove bnolted . State P>\blic Wotb 'Dileclot J11mes Moe; Rm
C'.aspers, cbairmao.o! the~ Qiunty
Beard ol· Supenliol;I, 4llld -btyman
Robert Burke· (R-llllntlnglon J!eacb). as
honored guests at the billboard party.
Huntfugtoii. CofC
Supporf:8 Bonds . ~~"J!:t' ,A"'~"::
bas given its unaninms mpport to the
•11 mlltlon ---ICl>eduled for Tueaday,
Tbe bonll 1illl oDow the Buntlnglon
·-UnlOa~ llcbool Dlltrlct lo bUlld a new hlp lldiool, _..i the
We:ttmlDlter -ttmP"' IDd r e nova t e
bldldlnp al ~ Btocb Hieb
School The cbal!lber dlftClon join the Foun-
tain Valley City CouoCll, the Dve elemen-
tary dlstrlcts and tho ~ cl Womea
Voten In endonlng the bclad.
Sloco the lotal cost ol the projects
come. to $16.8 IOlllion;-lbe-dlllrlct
trustees will sell a school aite in Midway
iCity to raise the remainder of lbe :money. ·
Passage of the bond measure also will
. .
Hunt also estlmaled thal il the bond
measure does not pass, a . delay in the
earthquake reMovatlon ol Huntington
Beech High School will cost the-disuict
an additional '165,000.
All classroorns.,rnust be brought up to
the earthquake standards o~ the Field
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Of-.E'X;; Westririnster Mayor . .
.. .,.ttoi:ne11 . !0£ fonper :W..tinlnsltr pelgn l'llnd.
may0< Deht McWbinney ·ani! City plip. , Baltln hil ' stated that be told the ner Tad' FUJita' today were ·grant.a a Grand Jury that be !mew nolhlng ol tile ·-eek <lelay' of the Orang~ County .aJWed ,ICbeme,.and that bis Mme .was
1Sawl<!r ·CCllu:t aiTaignmenl. of ,Ibo, tw nsed u a\_.. of 'applytng pressure lo men· OD mu(tiple charges incltJ\lllil ~ 1the Mural lirlJ!ben. 1 tbelt and"bftbery. ' • ' llcWbbmey, who mlgned'from the ol-Jud~e ·WIHlllltl Murray-defemd cacllolt ·llce ol1moyor·thJI ...,~·and Fujlla-ilao
onJallettit!Oni con£airied tn a·GnmJury ·lace cllar~ f!1. CODSPlracy llld soUcitlne
lndJctmonti lo ·oet. 4 Without .comment. ·tbe-CO!Jlll!UilO!I ol' ~crime. .
·BothmeDtare free on ball ... , County supervllon have sh11 .. -e ordered
D'efense attome1 Al St61!1Ce and .botll ·that the· Mlle Squar,.icreage faniied by
defendallli refwed t6 c~tllllleDt on :the Mll!'als. be dl\tl4ed In!• thr!< portions
charges s(emmlng from the. Gl'IJ¥f . and· put out lo. bid. ,
Jury's probe · Into 'tb'e •Mlle, Square Part ,
leasing aJU/allon.
n 1a all•ged .,a1na1 them tba\ ~ Mayor ·Ap. pears George and Moto Murai were ordered to
pey $10,000 tn bribes If Ibey wished lo ~ l::!':.:~:i;..ai...~.o!"" ·On· TV Program
McWblnney, 40, ol-Calendbla·Ave.,.
and Fujita, SS, of 7242 Rockmont 'Ave ..
are accused ol compllclty tn 1 plan thal
prnduced a 15,000 cub payment• from
Georga Mural. .
The Indictment prepared .alter' •
wltnessei testified :Ibo states tbat Mural
WU ordered lo pay a lurtber 1$,000 in the
form of a checlt lo be made payable lo
county Supervisor Robert Batllp'• .....
HunttngtOO ~ Ma)'or Al Coen made
a brief appearance on television this
momlng on Ralph Story'• "A.M." pnr
gram, Channel 7 (AJIC).
City lnlotmaUon o(llcer BUI Reed lllld
the mayor was invited to tell vlewen
somelhlng about tbe·dty. The Invitation
wu prompted by the ""1trweny follow·
Ing surfu Cori<Y Carroll'• appearance '!II
1 the same program.
c::::i~~~~Uon~lo other~. will ~-;~r:~~--the..----Widow Tells ~• Pli .. h. ·i ·:· ~ ~ -. tllo mdultl1ll -• e
Carroll bad allegedly l:nocked tho U.S.
· Surlboud Qlamplonlblps· 1-ed' by
I the dty, tllouflll be denies It. ,
Coen brlefly.,dlscuued tho controversy,
. paulne it off u a "tempest in a teapot ,"
then talked more 1eneraQy aboUI Hun-, tlnatoo Boch.
~ ;~ Str0et, n,elr Talbert > •
A • aeW:rai 1COllllCilJMI 1._ Loneliness Drove Her to Dance Away $1_64,000 ·
ol ......... lor ~ ...
tbeJ ~....:.:== llWli (UPI) - A widowed mother or
-od iooonadllr ...,. •.i me. -fllr!s bas told tnvtlllf(atln bow
• ~ II on the amdo "'1lcb i.etln• -·.bes' lo danco away a
-.. Ill It .... die tide!-m&.000 -~ -and -up the lfml .,_ ta tlll -ti ~M• Water unpaid ..,.... ol an tmwanted danco IJlslrMl (llWD). JI tbe .... ta ........
llWD ..... build •• """"' m1l1loD • -· . -fti1r •nrnfnJ plant .,. 1 ...,,. Aaslltant State Atlomof w 11111 m
m -...... --~ 'l'ltnkey u.-sympelholleally Tbun-' a... .. llea<l -111 ID btt1b1L _,.. lo Mn. Am IGP'I lloO', •i.,t ...J...,. ...-.. an..._ ...i.mr--. ~ .. 1u11 1o-
tlal 1 I -Ii ,;poied iir the 'l)oln · dpllal\, lllll .....-, IM~ ".,;t1UI amt Golden. "n COUii d be i.pt , • , wt bi1cb1
WestPOdftc Coast llipw11 and nev<r -111lbeta1lllo court." •
Palm Avenue All emetl"ll<Y ....i1n.... Mn. lop aid ber ,....._ 1lopn to
11:--yblcb would be fllecti•e Im-lte'I wla * .....i le Mimi 114111 hr" ~· three dtlusbten -two of them r<larded ' ~ ,,.,; -amrolnJ home oo--and decided te Join a .....,... .... -'Iii' ti pl\1llGoed. Jn lta origiDa1 club to mUa lrlmdir. Al ilial um.. .Ibo
tarm 1 pdd-1lmlled e1us me t6 Mid, her aa'flop &OCOllll IGll;\e<I
.... I I 7 lsr ., l7te ol ~ In fJM,000. a. ...._ -a. 21 • fltt1111t lllrtiD ""jj11alllaa:. llrL -.W1 ... ..,,
( .. MllNIM, ..... , uld tile .._ .. hi ........ ber
••• . ...
Current enrolhnent figures supplied by
the district show four of the high schools
are overcrowded. Fountain Valley High
School has an ucess of t,42t students.
Edi.son High School has an excess of ~70
students, Marina High School 575 stu-
deot.9: and Wutmlnster 718 students.
Huntington Beach HJgb School is 250
students below Its capacity.
The district Is absorbing 1,500 students
(See ELEC?ION, Page !)
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Co~pt Designs
For Four New
Parks Approved
Design concepts for four n e w
nei&hborbood parks In soulh Hunlln1ton
Beach have been approved by the city's
Parks IDd •Recreation Commission.
Nomi WortbY, parks and recreation
director, said all or the park plans wW be
shown lo relidents of lhe slfected
nelgbhorhoocls wlthlh the ne1t mootll..
Each park wu designed by Puadena
Iandtcape architect Bob Eriks>0n.
'l):ilbert Park, next to the new Talbert
elementary school, will be the largest of
the four parks, covering 5.5 acres.
lt wW be built on a Southern California
F.disoo C.Ompany easement, and will
feature an outdoor amphithe ater .
The next l:>lggest park will be 3.5 acres,
on a site north of Banning Averiue and
south of--Hamtlton Avenue, between
Bushard and Brook.burst Slreels.
It }\u~no name yet because UM! school
planned for a vacant" lot next te It won't
be built lmmedlalely. Worley 88id the
park will be built wllhout tho school
because homes already ocaipy the area.
Its major lealure will be a tall mound
ol powdered "1ale wllh a spiral walkway
to the lop, Worthy sald.
'Oraage
Weatller
Fall has come to the Orana:e
Coast -at least for the weekend.
'll!ere wW be nlghl and morning
low clouds and local fog with most--
ly sunny sltemooos. Hlgho tn tile
low 70s with low1 In the IOs.
INSmE TOD~'Y
Thonuu Garver, director oi
lhc Newport Barbot Ari M'"ft ....
1owm, 1191, guldcd ill , fll'OIOt/I f ·,_:
from • .....U orlili•l.latiO!' I• Ille
Bolboo Pooilioll to • Mtjc>MUU
t known mvaeum of con~~ arv art fn a fttie, _. Aomt..-Stt-
•loril In todav'• 'W re-. .......... .
koltfltf • <•"""'"' ' Cl•Mll!M .....
qtll/('I 1f ·-)" '"1'Nt ,... •
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I DAJlY fllOI H
Nixon Takes
Bleak View
Of Reruns
From Win Services
LOS ANGELES -President Nixon hu
backed a move to cut the number or
renJ.OJ on prime time television, saying
witeu networks act vohn1tarlly, "We will
esploft wbal<v" "IUlatory rtCOlJC
mendatkxl1 art In order."
NIJ:on, in a letter to the Saeen Actors
Guild moued Thursday, aaid be agrees
wltb guild complalnts that the increasing
u~ of reruns poees an economic thttli
to the television lndullry. He promiJed
an investigation into the situation.
.. r am convinced that in cutting the
amount of original programming the TV
networks are faJllng to serve their own
best interest.I as well as those of the
public.'' the President wrote Guild Presi·
.dent John Gavin. ·
.. I agree with your view that the fn.
creaalng number of rerum on the
net~rks in prime time conatltutes an
economic threat to the talented men and
women of the American tum industry."
Nixon 1ald be Instructed Clay T.
Whllobead, dittctor of the White House
Office of Telecommunications Policy, to
•'thorougbly investigate the problem"
with an eye to a voluntary solution by the
networks before any "regulator')'1rte0m-
mendatlons" are studied.
wbtl<head said In San l'ranel!co
Thuraday that the "spreading bllghl" of
television reruns could be solved by m ...
tlon of a fourth commercial televiskm
network .
"Creation of a new network may well
be the only way to meet the needs of pro-
gram diversity and audience choice,''
r
friMJ, s.-15, im
Colkge Bari ~
Nude Poster
'COllAL GABIZS, rla. (UPI) -
••ffa•••'l 1ou for1•U.
llOl1ldldll(f" tho ....... .....
-above the reor view of a W.
.... .,..pie -OlllJ In -. boerdl. '
Tha Uolvenlly of MJamt oald tho
poster was supposed to mnlnd
seniors to have their yearbook pJo..
lures taken, and the nude man and
woman were only gimmicks.
But Dr, William Buller, vice
president of atudenl allatn, thinks
it's in "PoM lute at tbia time."
' and banned the poster.
FrOttlP .. eJ
.AGENDA ...
(bat limit and It was delayed for revision.
-Developers will be ailing for
permission to build homes on 29 acres of
111\(f on the bluffs at Ellia Avenue. The
site contains an an:heologieal alte and a
stand of tall eucalyptus trees which the
city hopes to save through a ~mpromise.
-A developer is asking for R-3
(medium density apartments) zoning on
a small comer lot at 11th St~t and
Orange Avenue. Ne 1 gb boring
homeowners want the old Methodist
Church lot to remain zoned for com-
mercial use, but city plannen say the lot
is too small to attract good commercial
uses.
-A hearing is scheduled on pos.sible
revocation of the city business llcenae for
the Aqua Bath He<h Club, a massage
parlor. He may be in the minority, but
Mayor Al Coen has stiffly opposed such
hearings on the grounds any alleged pros-
titution acts should be settled in courts
of law.
Whitehead said.
Whitehead's suggesUon of a fourth WDtrol Of Land
network came in a speech to the San
Franclaco chapter of the National ~:=-ol Television Aris a_nd . J.Jse Could ::.Pa!j!S
CBS President Robert Wood lald tn
New Yort bis network would "welcome To State . Level
any thoughtful conlideraUon of the quu-.
tion d network reruns,'' but refuaed
further comment on Nlmn'a stand..
Wood, In a speeeh this week, defended
reruns 11 providing an opportunity for
most people to aee their "second cboloe" -ams. -, ABC had no lmmedialo~t.
In New York, NBC tele . prutdent
Don Durgin said a Umlla on reruns
would cost the networks so much that it
would result in even lesa work: for actors
and otbm tn program mU¥>g. ,
"Sinct 1he cost of television program
producUon ii at. a high, and rei>Ut pro-
gramming l5 an economic necessity, a
liml~tlon would ,..,ult in le!S elaborate
productiorP and I e's ii eirlploymeftt," ·
DurghJ..sakl. "Frtill what I've seen already, this will
be a good profit year in the TV in-
dustry," Whitehead sald. "I've also
heard that the Hollywood studios are on
the ropes -that at any one time there·
are many craft unions with 50 or 75 per-
cent of their members out of work .
"It is not clear whether there is a rel•
tionsbip between eltbtr or these facts Md
the spreading blight of reruns. but thil: is
a matter that requires aome ;>se
acruUny."
Whitehead said a study by Hollywood
unions "hard bit" by reruns ctalms that
reruns constitute 60 percent ~f network
prime time as a nationwide average.
'"This has happened slowly, but it is
now getting to critical proportions," be
said.
Student Gets Party
A birthday party for Yvonne Fraser,
newly arrived American Field Service
3tudent from England, will be held at 3
p.m. Sunday at FarTell 's Ice Cream
Parlor, 2011 Brookhurst SI. Huntington
Beach.
LAlNG BEACH (AP) -Control over
land UJe could pus from the local to tbe
state level if decilkm harmful to the en-
vironment aren't avoided. sald oUiclals
speaking al the semi-annual general
assembly of the Southern California
Auoctatioo of Governments.
Jolm S. Tooker, director of tbe stalo's
Ofllce ol Planning and Researcli, said
Thursday, ''All too often these (land use}
decisions: are made Jn the absence of a
total understanding of the impacts in-
, vol\l!d." i,
Jolm Mae:a. executive officer of tbe
state Air Resources Board alAo cautioned
the SCAG ·!le\Ol!a!e..'i saying, "If you ~
not llffl, lltji ... we.,, 'nv\roomental i:on·
trol agencleo wlll be iililklng the
decisions for you." ·
State versus local controls is one of the
most troublesome issuea faced by the
state Water ~y Control board, s&Jd
Bill Dendy, the panel'• executive officer.
The SCAG meeting included presen-
tation of the group's Regional Develop-
ment Guide, an outline for the next 20
years.
Adult Class Offered
This Fall on Teens
An Adult EdocaUon coune o n
"Understanding. Teenagers' 'ts 'beinc_of·
fered , this fall at, Fountain Valley High
SchOol •.
Tbe clus wlO oplon problems lacing
teenagers such u drug abuse, peer
pressure, cbanglnt YaJ.ues and •tiltudeil
toward lex. ..
Alan B. Kaufman, a poycbologist wllll
the Huntington Beach Union High School
District, will teach the course. All In-
terested persons should attend the next
class meeting al 7 p.m. Monday in room
No. 204.
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Ef,ECfION ••.
llll!lllllllll •"' • clww
-..S • lllt -ValieJ, -mt •H•Wc ..,.... I 1'bl. Mf al
tho ... ......, -period -llal po. ----· -..,,. "°"°' tnnd will "*"° la tho
dlatricl unUI 1111, llOC<ll'ding 10 the
distr1ct's C00111Hanb, Davis, McConnel
and Ralston.
The COllSllltanis have predicted that by
1981 there will be at least 22,071 students
enrolled in the high scboola. Ther< are
currenUy 17,MI puplll in the district.
School autborlttes eatlmal< lhal the
first year coot of the hood to Iha tu.
payer Will be about 17 cents per flOO
assessed valuation or for the owner of a
$30.000 home SU.1'1. The hJgbeat tncreue
would be about 20 cent.I per $100 assessed
valuation in 1974-75.
In the sample baJlot disbibuled to
voters , the Count) Counsel lilt.I the
purchase of school buses as an approved
expenditure for bond funds. The di!trid
has Indicated it has no plans to purchase
buses with the money. ·
Two yes votes for every no vote oo the
hood will be required for pa!lllge,
From Page J
SIGNS ...
to allow the signs to remain on a rental
basis pending construction of the pro-
posed freeway.
And it argues that the state's present
action ii a violation of that agreement
and a move that could coat the agenc.iea
involved many thousands of dollara.
Tbe signs allegedly lllreatened by state
action were built to last 40 years and
each sign i,s part of a complex, costly
system that cannot be removed at a
moment's notice. the action states.
Supporting documents supplied by
Metromedia claim that the action was
formed by "a need to respond to political
pressure" and cl&m that Huntington
Beach representatives asked for the,.state
action.
That ma1 be, tbe lawsuit ~tes,
because Hwitington Beach was the loser
in earlier court action on the same iasue.
State offiCials and .. represeotativea of
the agencies involved have been ordered
to appear Sept. 28 in Judge Judge'•
courtroom. ·
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HERO ALDERETTE (LEFT) CHATS WITH MIKE AND JERRY BENNETT
A Boy Ii Savod and • Company Rewards One of Its Employos
Hero Honored
Youth Who Saved Boy Given $500
Terry Alderette. 19, saved '1-year-old
Michael Bennett of Fountain Valley from
drowning Sept. 5 in enonnous waves
breaking against the Newport Harbor
jetty, turned the terrified boy over to the
Harbor Patrol and did not tell anyone
about his heroism.
And when the boy's gratefuJ father
traced A1derette Uirougb his boat
registration nwnbeni and invited him to
dJnner to thank him in pel'80ll~ Alderette
re(used.
But despite his modesty, be has receiv-
ed recogniUon.
waler about 7.0 feet away from Ilia boat
near the east jetty.
Because of an off·sbore tropical 1torm,
the waves were large and fonseful and
had swept MICha~ into the water froai
atop the granite jellY when ~ bad bein
pJaying with an older cousin. ,
"! didn't have Lime to 1blnk about the
danger," Alderette malled. "When I
saw him go undei; I krn!w I bad to reach
him fast or Jt woUJd be too iate ••• The
boati near~y were too big to ·get· close
and the people on the jelly would bav6
been Jn the same poisiUon u Micbael."
Oil Sllck
Seen Going
,Out to Sea
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' ,'CAPE !IA~. N.O, !AP) ~ fte
Coaa1 Guard lald today "It a_.
lllgbly llllllt•l.J" a narrow. ftve-mllMlllC
.i 111ct, -4 la the .coJUafoo of I~
lleJlliterl "" c.po Hallenl "'11 ....
tllt -Qnllni cout. ,,;. IJO./ool-wlde ~ wtddJ b&td -
drifting slowly tmrmd the be...... ol
<:ape Hatteru N1Uonal Siulin. bu
"turned a""1ftd" ..... ·111"ooilll oat to
..., a .Colat Gumd ep0tt111W1 aald.
Early today, tJ,. oU ~ bad -10
• miles l'l1'lxlrt. But at nooo, the Cout
• Giid aald, II WU 17 inilel olfaboro and
• dri(flng. llOllhtutword,. u ...... the lwo
irei&bten. am1d.hl!li la c.im aeai '!1 the .Amailoan ~ .ai--·the llult ....
r1 ... 11qublleo de 'Oolon.ibta -...,.....
amldsblpo In cilm aeas by the Amertam
freighter Tranallawail.
One man wu missing and beliltld
dead 1n the dem¢lllled enctne room ol
the Republi~ .te Colombia. Foor tnjuftd
crewmen froln. the veuel were tUen b1
Coaat Guard bellc:optm to a boopltal In
Elizabelll City, N.C. '
At midmorning today, l& boon after
the collislon, the lhipo sUU """ lockld
by a lanile of Wftekage, and the O>ut
Guard aaJd ti !her were oel?"!lted the
Republlca de QJ\ombla """14 bit In Im-
minent danger of linking.
Tbe sblpl were about 19 miles
n«theast ol Cape Hatteras, a Coast
Guard spokesman said. '
Althotqh the Coast Guard -the oil spill aJ 0 major," it said the llow ...
drllt of the slick ·and ,the oeWi camnlll'J
off Hatteras made the chances tr ,would Jt
reach the pristine beacbu of.the na~ r
seashore "ra.thdr unlikely at tbla. po1nt.·
''Those are vr.ry curious eUrrtota out ·•
there," the apokennan aid, ''ind we -.~
have ll'UI bope the oil will dllslpala."
A part-time employe who operates t~
Irvine Litter Getter boat in the harbor,
Alderette met newsmen ThurS(lay to
have hls picture taken with Michael,
Michael's father, Jerry Bennett, and
Irvine Company officials. Effort Ba~ked
SF Sheriff Suppom Pot Mm;e ·
Finnell Elect.ed
County Cities
League P~e$id.ent
And while photographers snapped pic-
tures, he waa surprised with a $500
scholarship handed to him by Irvine
Company offlciab Albert J . Auer and
Bob Inman'.
With a wide grin, the astounded hero s,\N FRANCISCO (AP) -Hours affer his date WU liven a ~ -'
said,• "WOw, 11iGf ·• , . ""1'l'e "tidd!Dg. ~~I~-!or marijuM ~. Sllullf'llichard flmlllllo-\ Thank.s a Joi." ~ urnla Mll'ijuana Initiative: ' " ·
Robert Finnell, Placentia councilman He -weni on to say be bfd been forced In .anDOUDCtng bis support, Hoogbto referred to the plJlht ol. Ava S~ 21, 11
and former mayor was re-elect~ p!'tsi· to quit part·time scboo~work 1 att..simta a journall5t arrelted. While ~ hlm. cm a •tilt'• to the count7 jail
dent of the Orange CoUnly Leilue. ol An8 ,.college !~",Jack oj, fyaj,1, ~ U. ' ~t. ~ It )OU .their flm4a~ ··!I' "'" 11' q, ,.. ' • "< •
Cit' Thur da nl w already eamOd one-third ol ~ un-Duiiog a routine oemh, pc>llce.'lollnd marijuana In M1ao Swartz• punt mill •
ies s Y g,~ deraraduaul deiiree and sajs lie now will Th'l'sday she pleaded guilty to a mlademunor.cbarge of marijuana --; ·
Named for a one year term as vice ·resume1 his martne bibloO .tibilll!s at Municipal Court Judge Claude D. ,ferU&O gave her a 90-dly iUipmded _.
president was Robert Harvey, Cypress Long Beach State. ---l-tence and placed her on one-year ~bation. .. · .. •
councilman who was appointed 10 the "Thi5 1s 1Jion than I can ever infaglne. Hongisto told a 125-a-plalo benefit dinner 11 the .New I.lie Natui'il·Fooda I!"":
-t last April when former Newport You know, anyone · would have <ime it taurant that "an innocent young -woman who got! Into Jail wttll .hlrdeiMd
• I • ~ 'ch el) " the Santa Ana •• crlmlnal.o will not be rehabilitated.~ Beach mayor Ed Hirth was defeated at (saved Mi a • ')'Ollua ··-II said. • !The .tnitlatlvt, (IJ. the November ballot, would remove crlmlnaJ penaltlilr'' I u~ po '· He recalled noticing Michael altimate-for the _. .... al one ounce ot>martjuana by -al lout IL
Continuing for the S«OOd year ol a two I) dog-paddling and tbrubing the ' ~
year tenn as representative to the atate l~~~;;;;~~;;~~~;i;;;;;;;::~:::::::::~~~~::~:~~:~:~~~ league ia Duane Wint.en, Fullerton coun-:'.E: :;p~: .. Or:~v!;~~ .. 1i .A·RllFACTS By HENRED.ON.
District, ouilined proposed ~ ' . SOMETHING NEW FOR THE CALIFORNIA LOOK.
betvieen tha lll•trict incl clue. Wlitch • . N ON DISPLAY T TED HE• 'E have been lorwirded ·l<I ihe~ario\ii COlll· OW · A von m RT, INC.
munitiea. · ·
PrOYialons' wlD include lnllallallon ol
.bwl stops, aigna, trimmtrc of trees" wbe.r&
noceuary, exemption ol bulea ·lrom•traf.· ••
lie 'regulaUoiis where neceuary and the
· oreclloo ol abeltered bus atopo for aentor
clliZens.
Tbe league will bold tis next general
meeting at the Rodeway Inn, in Orana:e,
Sept. 28, Finnell llJIDOIDICed.
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Yvonne, who is attending Edison High
School , will be IS.years-old. Anyone
wishing to attend should call Mrs. Tom
Moore at 968-3442.
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Hopalong Cassidy Ja alive and well on
thousands of break[ast tables in the Sall
Joaquin 'Valley.
One of the lasl ~ ot the famed
cowboy character image made immortal
by actor William B:_oyd, a Dana Point
resident who died In South Coast Com·
munity Hospital Wednesday at age Tl,
will cnnlinue.
Boyd's portrait has been featured for
20 years on milk cartons marketed by
Prodl'cers ~Dairy Delive ry, Inc., of
Fresno.
.. We're not going to discontinue it,"
says Larry Shehadey, owner of tht firm
and also a close personal friend of Boyd
who began locally SJIOllSOrina a Hopalong
Cassidy televlslort series 21 yean 110.
The one-hour movie rerum were 90
popular that Shehadey earned the reput1-
Uon In 19\lfl of sponsoring a TV sllow
longer than , any other buslnessman in
America.
Shehadey aid his lrlend•hlp wtth Mr.
Boyd began u the reoult or that buslneis ,
relatloj!shlp, tdding that lie mllht
llOO\lbly-revive Hopalong C.11\dy 11\mJ.
He satd many · ))ln!nl1 of youngstn
among conaumen of 100.000 Cartona -of
milk productd Per day w\111 the Hopalont
CaHldy portrait h, .. "'led It durtna ,..
oort. monlhs.
The show wu at the top of' the raUngs
In Iha San Joaquin Valley during 11110-
plus years on the screer.
Shehadey said be has received more
than 100 telephone Calls tn recent months
and the rate shot up when Boyd's death
revived publicity about the cleaJ>llvtng
western gobd gu.v.
A virtual recl119e ln recent years due to
llloes• and age, Mr. Boyd and his wife ·of
35 years. Grace, divided their time
between homes at 34001 Dana strand,
Dana Point, and Palm Desert.
He finally succumbed to a combination
or Parkinson's Disease and congestive
heart failure, while his heath had alao
been affected by a 1968 bout with cancer.
"He was a high-caliber man and I'm
certainly sorry he's gone." hbadey said \
Thursday of his longtime friend.
Once a Hollywood pfaybOy, Boyd wa•
destroyed -literally -In 1l!S when a
New York actor by tht same name was
al'l'ffled amid oeaoilil and o u e
newspaper ·~ I-in the Wat
Coa.lt actor'• picture. ·
He got a ·socon<f chance When offered
the Hopalong CaMidy role' and decided
'then to ooncenll'alo on tmplrtng highest
human quaUUes am..,'hli .)'OUthlul fans.
"I fisu~ fl'tt wasn'C!or the tlds I'd be •
· a bum," be explalned.
Boyd'• youna .. tliboluta ~
three gener1t1ons,, but ,.~ .,. &1111 ll~
ne" llaally took uielr toO, lie iellllld to
m,ik• lny ...... appoara.-·• rm .,,,
lntertlewa.
n f don, want to tampor with tllelr
rft!fnorics," he erplalned.
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Congressmen Debate Election
Bell, Waldie in Orange County for Spirited Wrangle
,,By'l'OM~
• Of .. ~ ..... lbff
Ally· American voter who cam lo
.-Jy enmlne lour ,.an of defeat ar.d
-In Soutbtast Asia, an ..,.
pncedented bungllng of tho nation'•
...,.,..., IDd tho display of an .imo.t
total dis!'flard for civil rigbls and clvU
liberties wUI ttject Pristdent Rlc:hanf
Nlmn in November, Democratic
OllgrtSsnwt J""""" · Waldie coni.nded
btf0tt an Orange County Town Hall au-
dlmce · 'l'bundly.
H tho 'fOler doU, Warned Rept1blican eoocr--Alphoruo Bell, be will be
aapportlnc a Sm. George McGovern who
ha!' already pledged to pull out ol South
Vietnam and leave U.S. prlsonen and
"We've loll 1 quart.er ol tho Vie~
nam ... t<rritory wt btJd wbtn be was
elected." Waldie charted. "Cambodia
and Ltot art 1bout to ... be'• mined tho
harbor 11 Halpbool IDd he's mounted tho
biggest .trial usault In blltory on tiny
North Vltlnam."
"President Nixon lw been the great
ptacemaker," count'ered Beu. "His visits
to China and Ru.ala have ttdrawn tho
geopoUtlcal map ol tliO WOi'fd and hi>
control ol tho t<OOOID)' has clwn Iii an
lnlllltlon rote that Is U.. klwtst in the
V.'Orld today.-!'
Each concressman defended b 1 s
deit."
The Contra co.ta County o.n-at,
who rovealed at tho meeting that b& will
be seeking Gov. Ronald Reagan's chair
when It becomta vacant in 19741 lashed
the Nixon Adminlatr1Uon for "its
repeated attempts to muffie th(I press.
"1bis has always been a major in-
trusion into a ballc freedom.'' Waldie
said. "And there have been intrusions into
p r i v a c y in tenM of electronic
st.rVeillance and search and tebure that
have clearly d.emonstrated the
President's views on the right to privacy
contained In the Bill ol Rights."
Cow; Is our bulwark for the ,...ie<tlta ol
tho Individuals •'-rlghla bave been •
frequently tltrtatened In bll ,..,. of o£.
fice: ...
"Many Individuals •od especially In-
dividuals ln California can be au.re of ona
thing H be II replaced by McGottm,"
Bell responded. "And that II that they
will bt the victims of a wave of. ~
unemployment i! McGovern's proposed
defense cut and the abandonment of the
¥pact sbuttJe program are carried out. 0
, whose promise to increase government • 'P"""in& by lllO billion will destroy the
eaiaomy,
party's choice In 1 cut and thrust debate
tt.at Included lrom Waldie tho allegation
that President Nixon's greatest offense
to hi> natloo lw been "an unprecedeoted
contempt for rights that have never been
chaUeoged by any other American presi-
"President Nixon bas also clearly
shown his contempt for the Supreme
Court as it existed before he pac~ it
with his appointees," Waldie said. "He
has never underslood or cared to wr
derstand that the United State! Supreme
The Republican congrassman, wboM
28th Distric\ stretches from West Los
Angeles to Pa\os Verdes, lauded Nixon as
"one of this nation's most effective
presidents and who would have been far
rr.ore effective with the support of an im-
partial Congress.
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RUFUS RESTS ·WHILE SALLY SWITCHES HER TAIL
At Lion Country s.fari, •1 Big Doy for 1n Old Lion
•
. :nulus Al-rives
· Lion W IJ!'~ Security, Not Sex
Vlctfm~und
'~offi~i~' With Icepick
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l(ap,j,s.:U'guna T~e~
A mao , disgui,ed u • -an ' ~ 'By' w1tc!lhic overhead signs and other
oompiota with llpltkk -. kidloped a llndmarb lrom' tbt car lloor, tho girl
leenagod &lrl hllcillill<er lrom Ll&\lua lli4. she IOUld lell tho lddnaper ....
Beach Tl)uhday ailll!·IDd drove,bei to _..i.rtni through tht lllretls of
San Bemudlno with an icepick 11 her JAliam Boadl · .
bead befOre lhe wu taped, ~ris&ed, and · '!be: route then switched up Laguna
releutd •11 today. · Cml)>on Jload IDd out to lint the San
Tiie ~II, WU dropped oll:blck In ~ Freeway, then tho Ntwoprt Free-
Laguna IDd -to polict, lplUlng .,.y IDd 411,out to ao lsolsled opot,in San
out I 1""7 of hlr nllht ol ....,,.whlclt •llei;Danlino Coumy. •
lnclucled ._.,, bouncf witll leitbel puiie , lnvtitli•~ IOld the clrl told ol being
strapo .... lu<*I lo commlt perverted • ...... to strip Diido and forcod Into
.,.. 1<11. · • , .,· nqimaI ~. then miide to submit
By mlA-momfn1. LICUDI -Pob -to po!OOpatipQ in uooatural ~ u Wtll-8«1-Nell Purcell &llllOUllCld a male <Siio tOfd ibem alter oon.'pletI~ till!
1111poct'-beeot!Ueri rm. ~.!<Ir ~~r11*~·-"""' 1lor bock to lntmoclllov-• --Beach lilcl rtleaood her on Cout
Ho -ldOntlfled u Slave H. 8ronoon HllbWIJ lbortly after mldulght:
Jr., H, " Fon~ Who WIS arrested In /l9 ~·I ~)IO!J .... reltasejl
the Inland d!f. b)> Detective a-Brooks. riiprdllt ll'jihal 1,.1 i>ollce to arr..i ~ Illa -airested -bolt not ~ •• IUlpt<t In tbe three-llour
yet "'"'11111'--on charges o(,tid.<. nlghbnir<, other than the clrl'• dtaerlp-
nop, rapo IDd -with Intent to eom-· lion of tho obductor and bis car.
mll rape..-..., to sci. Purotll. , She wu "-1 ~. lnjurtd, IJ>o
Tiie lllain, ~ 1 b cl • ct to a ._..,ton uld, Utepi for abrulooa
oriel Iii -t p.m., the-... ---the .leatbtr --girl lold iii11oo, -she bJicbed I ride lQp uaed la the• (lotaque , oaual
-I 'iu!oonoi in tho llOO block ol ... 1111.
-Cqotl lllclmlY. !ht -I Ull north, to be cfroi>l>od ~th,.~~ ........... ""' u... Ph0enix Veiled
Tiie llicl lbe Wit picked Up •
When I --car clrl .... "' -By H-i..vy Smog ._..It be I )'GUiii WOIDID IDICle I C41 , u• '"" tlltlllPtd 1ar bor. • _, 11M ........... tho _ _.. a Pll>BlllX, ~ (AP) -'Ille -_ ....... 11111llldI_,dNr1111 ... II~ ... biln"""" ,....., •
N~on .to Stop
In Clemente
Ne~t Month
Midw.esi Jiggled
Rare Tremor Raitles Windows
From Wire Servkts ·
CHICAGO -House; shook. and wJt>.
dows ratlled Hrly today in northern
Illinois, wutern Indiana, 1 o u t b e r n
Wisconsin and ea.stern Iowa u a rare·
earth tremor lhook the Midwest.
"Only 20 percent of Nixon's legislati\•e
requesl! were approved by t h e
Democratic Congress in 1971," Bell said.
"Less than half were approved in 1970.
Less than t third were approved in
1969."
"There need be no debate on whom we
should elect in November if Nixon were
to keep the pledge he made to the
American people before the last elec-
tion," Waldie saK:t. "He has told us more
thar. once that be must be replaced if he
can not end lhe war in his four years ol
office.
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There were no reports of serious·
damage or injuries. ·
Jam .. Landm, cbltl of the National
Earthq!.iake Information Ctnter I n
Boulder, Colo, said the tremor wu the
worst in the Midwest since Nov. t , tMI.
when a quake ·cent~ in Hendenon,
Ky., was felt in 22 ttates.
Landers said today's tremor regi!tered
between 1 and 5 on UM:. Richter scale.
uniir would be a . moderate . earth-
quake,••· Landers said. "It would be
capable of doing damage under unusual
circumstances -if the epicenter was
near some Wuctures 'and the stnK!tuns
were on bad ground OI' the .structures
were old. We might have some damages,
like cracked plaster or dishes falling off
shelves."
Officials at the st. _Louis University
MIDWEST SHAKEN UP
Are1 of Tremor Shown
seismographic office reported the tremor
' registered between ·4.S and 4. 75 on the
Richter scale. The office said the tremor
was centered abotit 40· miles north J>f
Poorls, ru .
Landers said earthquekes in the
Mldw-est were "very -fare" and hap-
pened, usually, only about,once a year.
"Instead,'' Waldie said , "we look at a
Southeast Asla situation that is ir-
retrievable in military terms. I agree
with Senatc.w McGovern that v.·e can not
win in South Vielnam, that we should get
out of there and that we sho\tld have
been out of there Jong ago.
"We have a situation in which one
million South Vlelnamese troops ~eked
by the greatest mililary onslaught the
world bu ever seen can not contain
100,000 North Vietnamese troops with no
air support aod nothing lib the aid and :
succour alven to their enemy," Wal~
said.
"A people lw to be wUllng to fight and
die if it Ls willing to seek the k.lnd of aid
we give South Vietnam,'' Waldie said.
"But they aren't and they expect us to
fight and die for them. Let's admit we
are wrong and get out now."
"Yes, let's surrender any initiative we
might have left to Soviet Russia," Bell
snapped ~ck. "Let's pull out of Europe
.a,s well ln the way Senator McGovern
·suggests and use his defense cut to bring
\.15 below their military posture.
"Russia works from a position of
strength," Bell told the Town Rall au-
dience, "She only understands strength
and she despises IDd taJr,s advaotagt of
those qatlom Who would urge her lo sit
down and talk thlnp out like 1eoUemto.
"Our Prto-lllo Diido Ibo world
aafer and not ·mon. -·" Mll'•kl. "Ho mutt be -1ected In NOvemblr lull
a1 we Jl\Ult reject a l'lllll .1fbo bu ic.t
the ClOllfklenco of tho FOii majarllJ' ol
Amerle1'1 votln Iller Joolni fllo ...,.
lldence al many leadin( -.11. • =--
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Would Boston
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f11411f, SttlUm"" 15, 1972 .
Russia,
By Sill JIJ'PE -·--·--
HUHOHAOTE, loner Moogo!la (UPI)
-The SOY!et Unloo bu PoSted oome
300,000 rocket-equipped '""'Pl oJooa Ibo
borclen with Olinll 1111d Mongolia and
keeps "threatenlng" allna wltb war
games near the C2llnese aide of 'the fron-
tier, ac.conllng lo in Inner Mongolian of·
liclal.
Y• Tiao-chiD, bead oC the fmlsn If·
lairs sectloo ol the Ionor Moogollau
autooomous regloo, dllaw<d the fr<n.
tier situation In an Interview 'lburaday
with United Pn!ss lntomatlanal.
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Chinese Border Bristling
broke Clllt ta tho-of. tho U-Rlvu
In the eutern oegmmt of the Sinc>Sovlet
borcltr In !J81, there have boeo repeated
SoYjtl provocationl against Cblna, the of·
lldll aafd.
.. _ llOOpl and rocket uolts llaged
combloed manueven 1Jon1 the Slno-
Mongollan border the lint ball of tl1ts
year," Yu a.aid.
..... Im. dm ..... _,.. ... fudge
whether the lit .. tioo II relaxed or
tense... •
Wblle relurlng te di-bow m11117
Chinese '""'Pl have heel\ deployed aJ<4
the SiJ>c>.Moogollan border, Ya wd China
••baJ made lull Prt'Pllritlom. Sllould they
dare attack ua, w~ will wli>e them out
completely, lhorougbly and totally.' Have
oo fear of that..,
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tac out neu tho Imler ltloqillao ~
olH\lbobaete,uall'OllPol.--
dllldrea waldled.
In -...... Han dty, .......... ti.
tho People'• Llberatioo Al1ll1 """
boldlnc ~ ~ wilh IOlltaolr:
bolDDl<H A boae alt f°""' -, "'°"' than two mllet Jone, al80 .... ......... duriD« Ill ootomciblle ride In Inner
Moogolla. A fong llne of. Cblu'o•latat jet
llabtln were pllt.ed •r tho -· Tliey would be <Jll>lble ol nacblna the
lrootier ..... •ilhlo -. While there bu )>eeo DO lnfOIDM\llon
IN FAT CITY DEPT. -Funny, bow Altbollgh there bu been ~Ion
you can get all fouled up In yoor Image of the lotenae l!ihtlng of the l)'J>e that
Asked whether the frontier situation 11
still lenae, be replied, "Why should so
many soviet '"""" lll1d rockets be Ila·
tioned aloo1 our border! Rockets are not
for defensive -Tbo !act llJat
they have staticoed ao many soldiers
there and have carr;ied out ao many
military maneuven ii the biggest threat
to us and 1 provocation against us. SO
Slnce the deterloratltAL In Sino-Soviet
relatioos there bu been little lrafllc
across the Chineoe-Moagolim border.
Moogollan betdmleo tendiog tbelr OocU
no looger stray acroes the border. Evm
animal• that once grued freely Cll either
side of the frouUer, now are CW'lfined &o
!or ...... time Oii the -Sloo&!Viet
"""'"' -that ....... tattnc place ta }'eking ~ tho oerloul fighting of. 1169,
II ii be1>md that tlleJ are atlll lieln8
held periodlcaJIJ ta tho QI-apllL .
of thlnp. Take the lownship of. La~ • • Beach, !or example; the place hero aloog ')
our Orange Coast we call the Art COiony.
To the natives, Laguna comes through
as a spot where things aort of jog along
during the day. Clli7.ens have battled
"'progress" over the years in an effort to
retain that relai:ed village atmosphere.
Politics at night, on the other hand, are
always boiling over because as soon as
one side gets control of things. the other
aide starts a reca.U election.
-------=--=--2 Women l)epart for Hanoi ·
Laguna, you figure, ls kind of apart
from the inland Orange County image of
popolation ~xploslon, uptight right-wing
rallies and freeway smog.
WELL FOLKS, you got It a11 wrong.
To get the true picture,,you need to read
a weekly journal out of Boflton, called
The Real Paper. The Real Paper is
published by the former stalf at Boston's
Phoenix.
'lbe Real Paper puRS for an un--
derground journal In Boeton. It obviously
has copied underground p a p e r
circmn.stances in Los Angeles since LA's
The Staff undergrounder is published by
!Ome former staff members of the Los
Angeles Free Press.
Anyway, I digress. Boston's The Real
PaJ>et. ln one of Its last issues features
acrosl the top of Page 1 the drawing of a
bronzed surfer, <anns outstretched, as he
-surfs across the top of the steeple at
Boston's Old North Church. So much for
oddity.
WHAT'S HEALLY lmporlant Is the
lead story, whereupon the headline pro-
claims, 0 Unearthlng Leary's Laguna
Drug Troupe."
Bylined with the name Harper Barnes,
the yam lets you know right off aboot tbo
mood and compleJ.ion of far-away
Lagons Beach, Calli.:>
"Superflclally, Ibis lasbi<mable beach
town of 18,000 would seem a highly
unlll<ely location !or one of the biggest
drug haW. In hl!tory. For ooe thing,
Laguna Beach Is barely 10 miles nol'tb ol
San Clemente, where Richard M. Nlxon11
Western White House squats.
"For another, Laguna ia a bastion of #
Orangr. County, a fat-c\ty exurb of Loa
Angeles with a collective Political men·
tallty somewhat lo the rlgbt of Musoollnl.
"AND mE POUCE down here, the
county sheriff's deputies and the Laguna
Beach ·cops, are known as among the
toughest ni California, a stale well sup-
plied with storm· trooper types .•. "
The article goes on to tell bow Laguna
police Sgt. Nell Purcell didn't play fair
when be arrested LSD cultist Dr. Tim
Leary on drug charges and bow our DA
Cecil Hicks hopes to parlay hi.!I bust of
the Brotherhood of Eternal Love into a
shot at the attorney generaJ's chair.
Also, the article suggests that Laguna's
old Mystic Artl 1tore, a Leary hangout,
was either burned by the cops or "The
Mob" trying lo move In on the local drug
scene. No mention was made of the lousy
criss-crossed electrical wiring at the
place.
NO MENTION was made, either, that
Leary's kid was stoned out of his mind
and the station y:agon looked like the
corner drug store '~·hen Purcell detained
the good doctor, his wire and son.
No mention was made that Hicks
got a Grand Jury indictment against
some of those brotherhood brothers.
AND YOU DIDN'T kno\Y all that about
all those Lagunans in "fat-city" with
politics more right-wing than the dead
Italian dictator.
It all just shows how wrong you can be
\vhen you're too close to things.
If they keep these kinds of stories up
back East, we may grt banned in Boston.
Come to think of it, maybe that's a
good thing.
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RUSS BUILDUP -Officials say the Soivet Union hJis posted 300,000
rocket-equipped troops along borders with Cfilna and ll!ongolla. 1
Allied Planes Blmted
S. Viet Ch.urch-Cleric
SAIGON (AP) - A minlster said today
U.S. or South Vietnameu warplanes
wrecked a church la!t month In the
fighting !or Que Son Valley IOllth of Da
Nang, but a U.S. apokesman laid DO
American planes wt.re In the area at the
time. :
Inlonned aources laid South Viet-
namese llghter-bombon flew eight
strikes In the Ylclnity ol Fire Base iloM
in the valley on or about the time in-
dicated. •
( IN SHORT ••• )
.
It was the Protestant Evangelical
Cllurcb of Que son, and its mlntster said
'Z1 penons were killed, 15 were wounded
and an undetermined nwnber were mils-
ing.
'l1le mlnlster, the Rev. Nguyen Van~SI,
laid that .._ thole iilled were two of
bis daubiters, aged lf and 11. lie aald be
and bis wile were bijurod bot managed
lo crawl out. Many ol tho pariahloners
were burled under the debds, the
minister &aid.
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Price
Commission inoves into the final day of
its automobile-price bearings today
following Ralph Nader's call for another
round once General Motors and Ford
submit new requests for price Increases.
The seve~member commission didn't
commit itse.U on whether another public
hearlog would be called wben the two top
automakers rHUbmit once-rejected no-
quests to raise prices on 1973 models.
Nader coupled bis call for new hear·
fogs with crtticiml of the commission's
policy ol keeping company financlal data
highly confidential
• Al'llla Pm!t Okayed
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tbo Senate
has ratlfled President Nixon's new arms
control agr<ement with the SOY!et Union
but demanded fundamental revisions
before ft will accept the plan as a
permanent treaty.
The temporary five-year pact won
overwhelming but conditional support
Thursday in a resolution approved 87 to 2
and returned to the House with an
amendmtnl adopted II to 35 which
critics said would hamstring efforil to
achfeve a permanent and more conP
pttbonoive agreemont wbeu lalb mume
tbla fall ta' GeneVL
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VIENTIANE, Lou (AP) -One ii a
young San Di housewife, the other an
aging Flori r. Together, they are
a bout to e k on the lin8l leg of •
journey Iha has already taken 11..<n
halfway the world.
Their · n Is probably unique in the
annals of modem w.,nare: traveling to
an enemy capital to bring home a cap-
tured loved one.
For Minnie Lee Gartley of Dunedin,
Fla., the hour-long flight Saturday from
this aleepy ~ city to the North
Vietnamese capital Is. the last leg of a
joorney that began loog before she left
New Yotk Wednesday night.
The gray-haired woman who will be
reunited in Hanoi with her son, Navy Lt.
Markham Gartley, 28, began · lobbying
against the war a few months alter he
wao capluHd In J.911, ...,.,.., Ille felt on-
ly an end lo the coalll<t would bring her
... home.
"I have a opeclal pair of lhoes, ,.vy
pumps, that 1 have almo6t wwn out
walking the marble lloon of the Senllte
and Houae bulicllnp and picketing the
White House," she mid after her arrival
In Vieotiane today, "A friend lokl me
they were woro oo~ but said I would get
one more wear out of them -to bring
Mark b>me."
For allm Olp Charlee, the wait for her
oosband, Navy Lt. Norris aiar1 .. , baJ
not been as long as Mn. Gartley' a.· But
during the separatioo of 10 monlha, ahe
has lost welghl WOIT)'ing and waiting.
She grinned and asked: "Do ,.., think
the North Vletnamae wW give "'· the
honeymoon mite ta llanol!"
She la carrying with her a tape
record\ill! of the pniyer thot lier :1-yeal'-
old daughter .rocl!ell every nlgllt In San
. Diego before going to bed. '!be plpflltl lit-
tle wlce aays: "Dear God, take care of
my daddy and all the otller men, one!
bring them home soon. Love and puce."
SEC Files Complaint
ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) -.Tbo Securities
and Exchonge Oommlaalon bu llled a
complaint In U.S. District Court bere
against Koscot Interplanetary Inc., and
Glenn W. Tomer of. Orlando, Fifi., oeel:·
log to eojoin the cosmetics compony
from 0 future vlolatiQDS" of federal
securities regulations. ·
• Glass-Belt
Tire Blitz
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Urgent Need:_ YES Vote
West Orange County voters 'Will go to the polls
Tuesday to determine it they are willing lo permit their
children to attend school In crowded classrooms and un·
1afe buildings or whether they will alleviate the lltu·
aUon by puslng a $15 mlllion bond Issue.
The bond wDl 'buy three things for the tupayers.
First, they will provide funds to build a new 3.000.
student high schooT \l'bicll will relieve bu1 "1r~ cl.,..
rooms at the overcrowded scbooils. "
Second, It will insure the continued 'tOoslrucUon
of a new building and the renovation of another on the
Huntington Beach ·HJgh School campus. Both bulldin,s
have been declared uii!afe under the earthquake stand·
ards of the Field A~ -
Third II will lllow the district to build more class·
rooms al Westminster High School. The school Is built
to service 2,700 students and now has an enrollment of
3,450. . ..
, Opening ·day enrollment figures point out the sever· !ty of the overcrowding .. Aside from Westminster, three
of the other high schooll are packed. Fountain Valley
High School with 4,420 students ls the largest In the
state. It was built to serve 3,000 students. "Edl!on and
Marina High Sohooll are both about 500 students o•er
their 3,000 capacity. _
The dlatrlct has moved to alleviate some of the over-
crowding through new programs of class scheduling •.
Space has been saved by expanding the class periods in
the school day. Loci! high school committees will soon
he meeting lo consider all year schooling.
But these Innovations can only absorb part of the
atudent overpopulation problem. By 1975 the dlatrict
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will have more than 20,000 st_udents -an Increase cl
3,000 over the present elirollmen~ -.
The county counsel has esUmated the first yur
edit of the bond to the taxpayer would be about 17
centa per $100 a'J8essed vlluaUon or about $12.94 on a
$30,000 home. The highest lt would reach it about 20
cents per $100 assessed vlluation. II ls inexpensive con•
lidering what b at stake.
• The ))AIL Y PILOT urges all voters to turn out and
vote yes on the bond Issue. Every (Ommunity in the
district will benefit it ii it passed.
Now Choice Is Student's
A marathon .of sorts was staged at Fountaln Valley
High School last week as students "ran for their classes."
MosUy because Fountain Valley Is the largest high
school in the state, there was some confusion and there
were complaints about long lines during the dash for
classes. Rut overall th& c:pllege style registration ap-
peared to come off smoothly.
-Since the seniors, )unlors and sophonlores ran at
different Um~, the chaos was minimll and. the students
quickly chose their classes. The ·freshmen did not par·
licipale beCause they were not familiar with the school.
Students appeared to favor the new registration
program. For the first time, they were able to select
their teachers and plot their class schedules.
Teachers and adminlstrators llso favored the new
program since they were rW.eved of-making the many
first week class changes which are closUy In terms of
time and money.
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A Recurrent Battle Not · War -
F allacy Aboiif · --. ' -_ '. _
Bleak Outlook for Blach P,.nthers • •
o~ '·Fugitives -
WASlllNGTON ~ That pack of Black
Panther fugiUve criminals holed up In
Algeria -llOllOl'OUsly posing as the
International Section of the Black
Panther Party -ts having a t.ugb lima
fllldlng another cozy sanctuary.
They are being blunUy co!ckbouldered
by Libya and Guinta.
Although both countries c a 11
themaelves "revolutlooary" and make a
big show of eateod-
lng hospitality to
mllitanll and dlist·
dentJ on the nm,
their authoritarian
rulers are emphaU.-tallY_ evincing no de-, •lre~have any part
of 1he Panthers who
have worn out their
welcome in "revolutionary" Algeria.
That's the Inside rea!Oll Kathleen
Cleaver, wife of Eldttdge Cleaver, is in
the U.S. trying -to J!Ulke a deal for bis
return to Callfomla without going to jail
81 I parole violator,
SO FAR SHE bas made no headway. '
Authorities are firmly Insisting that
C1eaver, onetime Panther minister of in-
formation who orpnlzed the Iaterna:
tionaI ~Jon u a grandiose pose after
fleeing to Algeria, must _go hack to jail to
aerve out bia time for usault with Intent
to commR murder. ~
Significantly, Mrs. Cle,ver . Is con-
cerning .herself only with the affairs of
her ball·jumping husband. ApparenUy
(ROBERTS.AI.I.EN)
. SJpreme commander, aM other ·Panther
leaders. Cleaver aM. Newton have been
venomously feuding for several years.
OBVIOUSLY, Angela doesn't consider
Ueavu to be the riJbt 'tind of Black
she is not acting as emls:sarY for the Panther. He may profess to be a "revolu.
other Black Panther fugitives who are tiooary," but apparenUy la not her type.
wanted on charges ranging ~ murder Every Panther holed up In Algeria bas
to li<Yi_acldng. a criminal nocord. Following are u-
Ev!dently aeaver, the self-designated amples:
head of the lnternaUonal Section, Is lei· Donald Lee Cox, charged with murder;
ting the ot}ler P-ODther members take Nathaniel .Jerome Bm:ns, also known u
care of u.m.tYeo. · Sekou Odlnga, wanted for attempled
• With "revoiuUoi\ary" Libya a n d -_ lllbrder; LmY Ne!l lfacl, charged with
Guinea alammlM the door, their outlook <!ompiracy to commit arson and murder;
is blqk, )lf)!V ,.,..m In Algeria, thex , ?.llcbli~ ~ wa)jt~ for the same ,of-
wi!l be lubjecf"to 1ncreaslngly onerous -lenses.
restricliops: 1KJ11e ol tile Communist The Algerlsn government aa'ys It lutlll
countries.wW have ,them; and they face deliberating w~t to do about the two
certain impmoomenrlf-tlieyreturn !0-groupo _of Panther llb'Jackers In their
the U.S. .._ custody. The fl.5 million they utorted
~ ~ U.S. airlines bu been returned, lxlt
WHAT HAPPENS nest remains lo be .
Gl~ver bu written Angela Davis, now
touring Rusaia ., a distinguished Marxist
revolutionary, askinther to go to bat for
,biJn as a lq-cufferlng "pollilcal . .. ' --· Cleaver Wanta Angela to use her ln-
.Ouence to "mobilize world support" for
his "right" to return to the U.S. to stand
trill without having IO go to jail.
Although tile darling cf the Panthers in
the U.S., Angela ~Ignored aeaver -
wbo ii at vtolent odd> with Huey Newton,
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nominally ~ ii thts countey'•
request for their estradlllon to stand proo-
ecution.
RECENTLY, the 1kyjackers have not
been aeen around the Panther compound
outside of Alglm. EucUy what thts
means is unknown. . •
With the Bomnedlenne .....,,,...,1
making mu!U-blllioo-dollar oU and su
deals with U.S. cuporatlolll, lt clearly
wanll to get rid of the Panther •tr·
jackers in one way or another. How
that'• belng done remains to be-.
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Search for New Students·
By ll!llRY GOLDBERG _,, __
SA~N;O The two major
publicly4upported university systems In
California af.-tooling up for a pair of
massive and eipen1ive propaganda ef.
forta to obtain new atudents. The current
drop In potenUal sludenll means the
higher f:ducatlon people hive to find a
way lo boost the student population or
they 'mlgbt ha .. to clo9e the Institutional
doors oc at lwt drop -• fancy trap-
plnp.
Worse yet; a majcr'ef/orl ol ,~\~:
pans!on drlm ts aimed al jivcunng
studenll ~ out ol state and even out
of the cdontry, at a Uoie when borne
lfOWD Callfon4 ~!J , cin, ~
make· It Into the parkJni lot ~~ wit~ Its upenilve lCldemlo. "
d1~g aJooc !<( miles Into the bills of
Wettwood. · .. ;
THE OVltll&VRDENED taXl>aYini
puhllc bas 1o 'per cleotly f..-.tMie'..: . . '
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penalve Competitl'!I' programs which
have little ground.S tor support outside
the ego ·salllfaction bn>U1ht to some ad.
mfntstrator e<>ming up with a high boi
score like some Fuller Bru&h salesman
who has maintained a high sales average
during one pay period or another.
Qlrrently the state coUege and
university administration ii gleefully
going over plans for a auper new acl-
mlntstrailcn building in Long Beach only
a stone's throw from the Queen Mary.
It's probahiy better than tbe eapenaiva
lions direct.d from the population
centers of Loo An(e!es, San Diego and
San Francisco.
The rear lolutioo would be -e aort °'
elected bodY for the stale Board .ol
Education and a.super Boar<! of Higher
Education also with elecled members_ It
ii certain the needs of the publ!c might
receite JDOre careful conaidention U t!l'
members -they had to ..._ to !hit
voter Oii occasioo.
CtJRJIEN11. Y THE litgbly crowded
campuses such as Cal, Loni Beach State
Unlvenity, San Dieio State Unlveralty,
San J• State Unlverslty and UCLA 10
lo a put deal of trouble to avoid fll!lni
-. cl the tl10l'e ursent community
.-. The leaderlbip alllo ' 1et quite
upoet when the community danti qu ...
tion ..,, pert of their actlvitla
, BUile ol offices It baa been leasing CX1
Wl)ahire Boulevard In Loo Angeles the
paSt several years, but before !t'1 over
the cost ol the new atructu!I! may be
even more than the Queen.
Adll'lltllJtrators have aome dl1t'ute for
locating slate governing body offkes CXI a
campus ln aome old bul!dli,i no !oncer
adequate for cluaroom activities.
THE BUILDING program d11<1 not
atop with the new admlnlstraUve
Iiulldlnp. There ts a constant drive by an Ille campuses -no matter how laJterlnc
the enrollment -or quality of -lion
-lo obtain -• bull"np, deportrMDI bead> and very apemt.,. equipment lo
Perhaps a new form of academic
-frOedom ii -wlll<.b makes It poul·
hie for tilt communllJ to ~ Just
what klnd ol an -program II
-Tuo often the -ol leam-lnl -f"". a c:ammmlty bu not 11.,..i la • commun1t1 !ale mouah to ova!Ulteila...a.
order to co;npete wltli -·• leuned col-leagues at Yale, Dort~ er Sllppery
Rock. •
For many yeara the LecJaiature bas
guestioned the wladom ol CQnllnuinr the
• )Wfvenlty Boar<! of_ Regent. witli Its
poyer lo compleialy pe t h •
Mllola-~ts equally unpopuilr
habit "' ill ..,.. d!Wcult ..... 1,... bdind ooed doors. • • TllB' llPJIBAD OUT compooltlon of
.._,.I bodies from the elementary.
_,,.,' throusb the rnora
aopblat1tate4 bodies of higher lesrn!ni ,
bave dtocov•ed every IW:Cellfol doclCe lllinll the publin walcbdos troatmen~
'Ibo slate -ti FAIClltia laaa even
thts year --ol Ila meetlnp la --to In ordor lo ovoid the lacier -crowds and men pointed -
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City council n>eetlnga art running ,
so lain ,. rqlllar!y that Jbey may
Ii well throw away 1 the clock and fust use the cllendir. ,
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·Acting ·Craft Lost at Olympics
• ~YDNEY J.HARIU~
In the Letters to the Editor column
recenUy, I saw ~ suggeition by a
rHder that those TV Westen11 ahould
employ. "true-blooded ~ JMtana:"
to portray the Indians in the plays.
-The reader complained that TV
Westerns are "unfair'' to i'eal Indians,
who could play euch .•
roles plOl'e "authen-
Ucally" than .• lYhlte
men wearing brown
paint.
This is a recur·
rent fallacy about
the nature of acting,
and It Is surprillng
bow many people be-
lieve It. But, In truth, -
all actlnji ii irnilaUon, and Jw nothing to.
do 11'.ith the hacqround_of the actor.
IF -~ HIRE the real Indiana jor
Westerns, should we hire a real Venetian
Jew lor the role of Shylock; a real pr ...
utute for the role of Sadie Thompson In
"Rain," real murderers for the part& ol
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth?
A¢trl8 ;la a erafl which qptures the
spirit ol a fictional person, and the
modern American ,Indian may be u far
• removed from the spirit of Sitting Bull aa
today'1 Kentucky hunter Is from Daniel
Bome. There Is no >Ucb thin'f 'as · ••reallmn" in the theater, or in any other
art. '
To the Editor:
Have we seen enough on the Olympia
to recognize v.·e l06t an ideological bat-
tle? I
W~e you shocked at how the judges
from the O:mnn.uli!lt cauntrie.s bloc
MAILBOX
. voted for the.Ir ideological brothers, while Lettn~ from rtadfn, ere totlcorM.
IOO\e of our own winning contestants put NormoUt1 aorlttrl ,hould,~vcr thdr
us down by International Slandards? """"'"'''~ ~ IDO(!fl,.,,. leu. TM Cltarlr. this Olympics w .. an exhib~ , righl IO ~· Z.tltrr to ti~ rpac• ~on ol the rts& of polltlcs I"' .a IP'and or 1llm'"4"if• Ubil le ,..,_.,_ AU
scale • .'l'he Olm/DUllfall-effactlvely U!ed lett,t ._ -111.,l' lncl"4o elgftOqo!'f Cl!l<I
the OIY'llpiad to show that their antem•· mojl~ .. acid b I ... b< ~ bett1<' or at least better organized !ban withi!':i<! ok~~~1;1"i;'1111,Ji.n1
the Free World. "'as°" u apporent. Pottrv wUl ttot b•
11IE OLYMPIC victories or the Tron publiahed ..
Curtain ' bloc symbolize our defeat in
recognWng the responsibilities o f
freedom. The Communists have a simple
message: 11Do your best for your country
-or you'll wilh you ·h&d." Our message
ls much more complex and we seem to
lack elfectfve spokesmen.
The Russians and !lie Eu! Germans
wl!llt all out to find the most talented
klda and taught them to know the tulea
-. then fixed the organization and the Jury. They expect,.to win bigger by put-
ting us down furlber ln 1978. OUr best
albletes bave DOI competed because they
are professional, yet by our standards, most Camniunist ' O!ymplana are pro-
fesafonal,_
MANY OF OU!\ BEST amateurs, In
bukethaJI at least, -doeided-lt wlin't lrn-
portant lo them lo even J)arliclpate_ Our
~ym"]V~!'.~. ~witomed to playing our
us that free athletes. wUhout poUtlcal
clout don't win the Judgement calll.
We have loet a battle. Can we afford to
lose tbe war?
LYMAN S. FAULKNER
Ol1graceful Behalllor
To tbe EdJtor :
r would Uke to see Vince Mathews and
\Yayne CoUet, who represented the
United States of Amerlca at the Olympic
Games in Germ any, punl!hed by our
good Negro citizens for their disgraceful
behavior in not respecting OW" .Oar and
natlooaJ anthem.
Evldentt,v, those two disgraceful char·
act.en wanted to represent Nep'Otll
only, a perfect example of raclsm.
~ not 1tar\ hack by changing our
1 garfie nilea to match the Olympic rules? An4 put• up a fight ta> mote the Olympic
THE MOllT MEMORABLE Lll\ll)ln cl ' rules aiml!ar lo oursf U W. expect to win
our lime bas been portrayed by a Cana· In the Olympic pojltfcal arena, we might
dlan, Raymond Massey. The mo!t shock· try explaining the ·ruponsibil.lties of
Ing monster from outer space has been democracy and lta advantagea over the
interpreted by Boris Karloff, • quiet and other sjstem. 1be Olymplca have sbo\\'n
highly proper Brltm wbo cultivated
WHY CANT TREY rupee! the
American Negro citizens who are proud
lo be Americans? J am sure they are try ..
ing to lower the impression ()f our fellow
black citizen. tr they want to represent
Negroes only, they should not enter an1
national contest.
1"0Bebushes. And Helen Hayes, who ii as
American aa bad"'apple pie, made an ad~
mlrable Queen Victoria. ~
Such a U.t could be extended almOot
lndellnltely. In fact, an argument could
be given that real Indians W<lllld make
the worst possible stage IDdianJ, Just llll
real gangsten could not conceivably give
us the essential characteristics of their
calling as chillingly u Humphrey Bogart
or James Cagney.
IN FUl\TllER proof cf thb, when
Holiywood has made the mistake of hir-
ing genuine prize fighten to play
them!Oives in films, the result h,.
almost always been a !iascc.
The parado• of acting ii that the fake
olten aeems more real than the rtal -
for all 'drama ii an artlfldaJ heightening
of reallty. .
If the Indians la TV Westen11 are un-
convincing, It II not because they are
palelacel lxlt because they are bad ac-
tors who could not say •1How!" in any
language and make • believe them.
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This is racism In the higbe!lt degree
and lowest fonn of citizenship.
L. N!ELEN
Managing Our Forests
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Iaduatrlal Nen Review
A mere choice of words can sometimes
Influence the resolution of highly im·
portant Issues. A brief pamphlet publ~b
ed by the National Forest Product!
,).uociatlon shows how the w o r d
0 clearcuttlng" baa had an incalculable
Impact on the important Issue of national
forest management poUcy.
Al the pamphlet polnta out, "clearcut·
ting" ts a foreat management practice
that baa quite 10 opposite effect from
what many people believe. ne practice
could more accurately be termed "even--
aged management" or "regeneration
cut". For clearcuttlng ii euentlal to the "'
perpetuation of some of the natioo's most
important ahade Intolerant tree species
such aa Douglaa fir lodgepole pine,
Southern pine and many tardwooda.
forms or clearcutting -windstorms.
fires and other natural catastrophes. Had
it not done so, there woul~ have been no
room for the birth of new fortsta. Well·
managed clearcuttlng simply auuru
that there will be a conilnulng mtlon of
prime forest corps. Cl.eareutllnt, u
practiced by man, preae.rvet these
resources and protects the environment.
The pamphlet points ouL: "· ••. the by.
product. of nature's 1clearcutt1n&• had
neither economle nor environmental
value, and In many cuu prOved.
catutrophlc, For example, a naturat
'cl.earcut' created by the PtotltllO -
fire a century ago In Wlao>«wlD klllld
some ~500 people, COl1IUtlM!d a town and
destroyed 1,211,000 acres ot timber."
aearcuttlng .. practlctd by lodaY't
forest Industry, apeeds the ftleQttltlon
p~ and protects .--.. and
wtldltte at the same Urne. It ii lroolo that
many envtronmentallltl milundlntlDd
the meaning of the word;
LONG BEFORE man b<can harvest\rii
1reea, nature practiced the most ruthl;-
C..pu W. w.-pr, bcrfct.r, U.S. • I'! 0---------.. , ~rr:.....-:*-~MrS:::-..1'0.: , ---....... ---Bu ueorg~
II that tilt Amarlcan -le ttmi>l1 will o .. r George: matTialt COW>lelor? • ,_,
not aCCOpt a tu iDcrule Wben they •1' u. wlf "'" constan"• • NAOOEl>Ou< not now Clllvinc<d they are gttUng their "" • ..... me ..,. Otar Na'4ecl, °'It: . • • • , ,,_Y'• wvrth for the ta1ea they ara abo<Jt never .. ..,_ her anywhere. •Well, at ~t·H would abut w up
alreadJ paYfns." She Is drlving me nuln about taking about yoii '-or lo~ bor
her dln!nc and dancing. I don't ll!)'Where.
T,. A. JlrlaMI, Sai f r a a• h • • want to so to aome stupid _., n--a-e• 1 staadw--"The more thlnp you .. ~Send your Pl'Vlf'em& to ~·· don't do thal you want In do lxlt oucht not nlabtclub, lxlt ahe nqs,.nags, nap. •I'd lace life wilb a quiet llr ol
lo do.: 1oag<r 1"11 will Un not-lo eiQoy Do you think we llhQ<ild IO see a CGOfldent coofutloa,)
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rridq, s.p-15, 1972 DAILY PILOT G
McGovern Claims
Nixon's Hiding '
Kissi_nger Meets Two Reds
U,.T ........
Eau Winner .
Jack Hendrickson, 55,
is the people's choice
in Tombstone, Artz. He
not only won th l s
week's primary e le c-
tion for mayor -on the
Democratic party, but
also captured the Re-
publican nomination
tt,ough write-in bal·
lots. Hendrickson llao
disclosed his campaign
f u n d s, declaring he
spent $80.
Black VD
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WASHINGTON (UPJ) - A
• government-. advisory · paael
aay1 it may ask the Public
Health Servtce to abandon eJ:·
perimools Involving black men
auffering from an treated
ll'J>hllis.
The aurvlvlng participants
qi the study begun In 19!% In
the Tuskegee, Ala., area would
be 80 to 90 years old now,
panel chairman s-f o a d u s
Nathaniel Butler said.
Buller, preaident of Dillard
Unlverslty In New Orleans,
sald the panel belleved there
could be very little benefit In
contlnning the projecl and It
could be burde111om1ilo qu~
·lion the men nolr about lhfir
roles Jo the experiments. •
' But Butler said there was a
po..Jblllty that ourvivon of
the diseased men might be
considered for compensation .
McGOVERN said a White
House review board to advise
the president and muster
public opinion against "ex-
cessive price and wage in-
crtases" shou1d be establish-ed. .
The candidate said Jo his
speech that the led tr a I
government's effort to bold
down wages and prices under
his plan wou1d center on the
"llrms, markets and wage
contract& whkb contribute the
most to inflation."
While it Was Nixon's
economic policies under attack
by McGovern today, it was the
President's campaign style
·that has continually drawn
criticism in recent days.
"I tr.ow he's hiding." the
Democ:ratio ~~ CID-dfdai. said 'lbllnda1· "Ht'I
afraid of people. He'I' alraJd lo
take bis case out onto the
public platform. He's afraid to
go on television in joint a~
pearances.''
'Demoorat Overkill'
Dow Says Buggin·g
Indictments Near
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Ropubllcan National Chairman
Robert Dole today predicted
lndictments early next week
by a federal grand jury in·
vestlgating the brcak·in of
Democratic headquarters.
But Dole s a i d the
Dam Bill
Approved
WASHINGTON !UPI)
President Nixon has reluc-
tantly signed into law a biU
which requires the secretary
of the Army, through the
Corps of Engineers, to start
sa!ety inspections of dams
throughout the United States.
He aald the bill was marred
because It was enacted hasti·
Jy, because the cost of the pro-
gram may run u high as $100
miJUon and because such safe-
ty Js basically a responsibility
or the states.
Under lhe legislation, the
Army secretary must report
to Congress on his progres.. on
or before July I, 1974.
Democratic, party was "tryina
to make an issue out Qf reaUy
nothing" by Injecting the In-
cident into the presidential
campaign.
Dole said five men accu.ed
or carrying out the break-In
and alleged bugging of the
Democratic offices were ac-
cused of "very 1 er Io u s
crimes." He safd those 'In-
volved "shou1d be pros-
ecuted." He did not give the
source of his predictions or in-
dictments early ne1t weet.
But the Kansas senator said
Democrflts were guilty of
"overkill' in trying to make
the case a key campal~
issue. Insisting no one in the
top echelons of the GOP were
involved in plotting or fman-
cin.it: the burglary, Dole said _
"If I jcould give the
Democrats some advice, I'd
say they're trying to make an
issue out of really nothing."
Dole was inetrviewed on the
NBC-TV Today Show.
The incident broke June 17
when five men. reportedly
armed with bugging and
photographic equ ipment, were
arrested inside the
Democratic offices in the
plush Watergate hotel-apart-
ment complex along th e
Potomac River.
Playb9y Row
Judge Bars 2 Pictures
HONG KONG (AP) -"Why
b It -lo lbow people
m•kl°' love?" Magistrate
Join Mlllar asked UJo prose-
ador applying today for a bao
OD two Issues of Pl*11>oY 11111·
azJlle,
"You reltr to It I" """''lt-tim.'' Millar conUnQed.""'7/f re-
!tr•loJt u makJoi .......
Tbe mqlstnte ieluJed lo
bu UJo two llluesi boll ho ...
dered the polloe to remove
two plctllru .fl'Olll N• lllD
ol Uio September laile Wont
........, tbem ~ UJo dealen
from whom they were seized.
Defense counsel Gerald de
Basto argued that the police
were "utterly oui of twie with
the times." ·
11Fllm11 of the so-cailed 'skin-
Oidt' variety, which stop abort
of oboctnily but allow a great ~I of nudity and aome erotl-
qtm are packed with 01lnttt
l*>Jlle for wtieb on end.'' de
-observed. "!long !(q b I place
wbere lllpply meets demand,
and It I.I lalssa-falre In Ill
appro11ch to aa u lo evU)'·
thing else."
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* ORANGE COUNTY. <:ALIFORNI.( NC TEN CENTS
• rv1ne Company Keeps Annex Options Opell
By I. Pe"l'Elt ialDIG .... ..., ........
.11nlea tlllnp clWmp, 1be Jnlne Com-
wlll at !MA Ill: lo annex much of
II . undeveloped COUllloe properties lo '
tile etty of Newport lleeCb, a company
ou~:iac_declared today,
. "I wtab to rea111nn the 1tvtne CCJrn.
PlllY'• IDlll!-helcl Ind ...U-publlcl%od pool-
-with ""'°"t lo aoy future an lleUtioa-of our pllmecl community prop-
ertiff oouth of. Ooroaa clel Mar," aald
lnjlit uecallve )'Ice pruldeDI RaJmond .. .
L. Walaocl In a letter to Newport Beaeb
Mayor Doaald ;1.. Mclnnls dated w..ines. ·
day. -
"Hiatorlcally the Company and the etty
of Newport Beach have shared an UJ>o •
clent4ndtng that much. ;,1 tbla territory
woold...\pproprt1tely and ultimately be
annued to Newport Beach," Watson
aald.
"I ,...t to l!Slll'e ,.U thal we will
dlacust in advance with the Newport
Beach City Council any M= change In
tbe company'• hlatorlcal position OD tbls
matter or vital aod. mutual Interest," bO
aald.
In the letter Wataim also stressed that
the company bas "not invited nor en-
couraged lbe city of Irvine to mw con-
sider annexation of the same area."
SpeculaUoo that the company may of-
fer 'the lucrative 3.5-mile coastal 1tretcb
· 1o the city that bears !Is rumte aroee
alter Newport councilmen . Monday put
any further comlderailllll of .the · an-
neu11on · 110l1· the back b.zrDeru for at
least • 1<41'·
The non-aggressive pollure by coun-
cihnen, ·coupled with a statemeet by
Watsoo the following mominc lhal il
other cities initiate annex1Uon pro-
ceedirlgs, , .. that'a their perogaUve,"
prompted the speculation.
l\'alsoo aald nobody should Interpret
hll remarko lbal way and be said be
didn't aee lbe councll acllon by any
means as a •'final decision oo the an-
nexation questkm."
It waa by no meaos a final decision,
Mclmlls, blmsel!, Insisted lhll morning.
The council aclloo Moodly, taken
Dilemma
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~Foes Address Grand /f:trors Group .. .
By SACX: BROBACX:
Of .. Otil" .Pitt lffH
Dan Emory, airport ooise opponent aod.
Robert· Bresnahan ,couoty aviation di-·
tor, locked horns Tbtlnday belore the
Oraoge . County Grand· Juran· -Aasocia-
tion. ,
. Bresnahan.told of' tbe l!'Owtb of Orange
County Airport from 13,000 paosengers in
the 1960s lo l,l50,tltl0 this year and how
the airport oJ>eration had .changed from a
burden on the taxpayers to a self-sup-
porting operation showing a profit today.
He said the airport bas the best noise.-
mQnitoring system in tht: nation and that
the facility was the· most restricted in
the CO!Jlllry.
Countering, Emory aald be .... taking
a "new 1p~" to. the fitport .problem
---''~-benefit analylis." . '
"II takes a penlOll from .Garden Gnw!
-·-~-.... ,: .. ~ lo ,<MllJ Count)' ~ idffDlt*". to ~-lb .
following the receipt or preliminary staff
study that showed annexation would be
profitable !or Newport, -was simply to
po3tpone any fUrthtr consideration of the
quesdon until the general ptao is finished
next year. Mcinnis said.
He said be does not expect there will
be any annexation attempts by the city of
Irvine In the meantime -nor would he
!ear lbem I! there are.
t "'nlat'a their prerogaUve," he sai d.
"However, that area ii still wlthln the
sphere of Influence of Newport Beach as
filed with the Local Ageoey Formation
' ~..oW.:" ,·
Commission a long tbne ago,
"And the landownu would still have to
agree to annexation," be said.
Mcinnis .. Id be Interpreted Walsoo'•
letter to hlm to mean that the COtnpanJ'
is "going to attempt to proceed with
development (of tbe 10,000 acre&) while II
is still In the count;y, and t .. p its options
open.
"Wben any change takes place, they'll
conside. the etfectl on all surrounding
cities, including Nf:wport Beach," he
said, adding ••aod tbat'S all l can 1st
them to do."
Loa Anlieles ~: F°''ltt rmmber 'of• rt aMitiiiild tbe Ume. aaved· la. aboUt Ill lloari 1 ....,., H I • ' '1 ti' II . ' •
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.: Scandinavian. Airliner . •\
...... ' :':llijack~d ~y~:p-roµis.
' . ":~oE ' Sw~ (UPI) -Three
armed Croai hijacked a Scandioavi~n Airliftes Sys rq ~Uiner to this southern
~e\llsh Cl today and threa~ed to bli!'1 up t 009 and lbe 90 persons aJlolrd unldss Sweden' releases seven
Cioai. held pi Swedish Jails oo charges Ille!~ milrder. •
• 11Je bijaclj,1>,1 ... Swedish autbor!Ues olcht liours lo release the Croats and Dy 1fi!!n by llollcol>ler to Mllmoe In ~ S-and said II tbe deadline
-001 met llley ""'1d blow ap tbe ~ ;. Armed pollce ..rtoc laJllelpn>o! _,.
~ ap [IOlldonl at lbe" )faJmoe ahtlon ~ Ila! awar. lrorif the pi-.
Ir.eluding the three Croats1 and a crew of
four was Dying from Goteborg to
SJ~lm on a domestic flii!l\t when llie
pilot radioed lhat tbe aircraft bad been
hljacked -tbe first hljacking for tlie
airline and the first in Scandinavia.
Tbe pilot re~ ll}at ~ meo ann-
..: with pistols had takeft over the plane
and forced him lo fly \o Malamoe's Bull·
lolta , Ailporl. The plane tuled lo , the
airstrip .far away from ·the. aiJporl
building.
"It'• all quiet aroand the aircraft "· an ~ o(!lclal at lllilltofla 1<!1~ · uPI-by
telipbcine-. "Nobody , la m<>Y!ng. Tbe
PJsserigen and Ille crew • 'are . still abOard!' • .IJI 'Stockholm Prebilel' 01~ Palme
swiunoned· an emergency· meeting of Ills
cat>inet to d1scua the hi j act er 1'
demands.
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'---• .... . . ' ,---.... ~··.1 It:llleU: 1 , • •:What aboUI tbe cost o!, lnter!erence
with speech?." he-;queried. "In the noise
rooe of the airpprt, U oquare mlles Jn.
eluding 30,000 residents of Newport
Beach (there are 15.4 aq1iare inlles in ' all
of Newport •8Jld the total fiopulation is
54,tltlO). lose ~ seconds· of speech lime
(plus ... listenint\to ·radio,· television ·and
stereo) lo a tolil of 20 hours a year each ·
er 600,000 hours a year."
· Emory argued that airlines serving the
alrporl aetve ~'/ 75,000 or Orange Coun-
ty'• J.$. mllUoo -a year. '"Jbere
.... only 20,tltlO ..,.w-...... and lO,tltlO
victims." _
-counterm . by pointing olit
tbal tbe lllate adopted an airport nobe
Jaw in' It'll and thal Emory wu a
: ($ee ADIPOBT, Pqe Z)
College Bars
Nu,de Poster
C'ORAL GABLES, Fla, (UPI) -
''Haven't you fora:otten
something?" the poster caption
asks above the rear view of a col·
lege coople clreaed ooly in mortar-
boards.
The Univertlty of Miami aald the
poster -IUPPQOed lo remind ' lellion to have their yearbook pic-
tures taken, and the nude man and ·womao were only glmmlcko.
Bui Dr. WlUlsm Butler, vice
pruident or lludent aHaifs, thinks
it's in "poor taste at this Ume,"
and banned the poster.
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'vlceS' at.Falnle'I\' Roll!' ind Adalal Annu• In Colla
Mesa. The CHP Will cite 1988 or·fte'wri autoi It Ihm
smog devices aren't: wo1kln~ ~ro~2'· ', ·
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Gra:nd J-~Y Indicts Seven
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Ed Hirth Named
To Be Chairman
Of United Way ~ Buggillg at .Watergate
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WASHINGTON (AP)-A tede.:.i pd . Jury ' Indicted seven peraons today . on
charges of. breaking mi. tbe DeniOCratic ·
Natidbal Headquarters to steal docu-
ment& and to· install electronic-bUiS· .to
intercept telephone and oral· commWilca·
tions. . · .
. The elght~unt lndldment wa's re-
turned in U.S. District Court in Washing·
ton. (See earlier 1tory, ·Page 5): ·
The BE!v'eD '"dele"ndaiits include~ the five
men arrested at the Watergate Hotel on
the morning of the break·in, G. Gordon
Liddy, former counsel to the finance
committee lor lbe "Committee for tile a.. ·
election of the Pres.ldent, and E. How·
ard Hun~ a former. White House COllJlll.
laot described In be Indictment as a ·
friend and ._late of !Jddy.
Tbe otbet'I named· In tbe indictment '
are Bernard L. Barker, a Miami real·
~ cperator: JRJDea W. McCord Jr,,
a . Conner CIA emploYe who waa·a leCU-
rity consultant !or ·lbe Nlxon:l'MI~.
committee at the time of his arrest;
Eugenio R. Martinez, a notary ~pub\lC
who was an employe of the Ba.tker firm; .
Frank A. Sturgis, described' as an a.5-
-' oocllte b!'Barker and a -sel!-deocrlbecl
901dier 'o!"!oku/ie, 'and Vn,tuo R .. Gon-
zalez, .a Miami locksmith also de>cribed
as ao asaoC!ate ol Bitter.
; Tbe b~·hl at tbe Watergate ollices
of. the 1De~aUc· 9f>mqll~ was, Cllf.
.coveted .June 17, 'when tbe lll'.l'eSb were
made.
The seven defendants ·were charged in
one-coWJt wtPJ ~consplrlng ffODl· M~y 1
Ill June 17. to use !Uqal ·means lo oblsin
information from .Democratlc headquar· ·
ters. ·
The Wegal means, according to the
coo.si)lracy C!OWlt of the · indictment, m.
(See GRAND .JURY, Page I)
Finnell Elected
County Cities
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Leug-q,e Pr~si,dent
Ed Hlrth:• fonner mayor or Niwport
Beach haa been named chainnan of the
Harbo•: Ai-ea. United Way campaign for
19?2. .
.The, camJ>alill ge,ts llQder way Sept. f7
w/th a. klckoll h'!'akfa•t at 7:30 a.111. al
tQe ,Ba°'91 -Bay Club. 'The .breaklalt Is ~lntly 'l"'!'S0red by th. New°pqrt Harbor
snd Costa Me.ia 'Chaml>Or!.o!"CQmmerce. '
;united .war spokesm~~ Merritt Jotm.
son said the 1972 goal for the Harbor
Al1!a is $5i>t000. Last year's goal was
'451,000, or wblch $447,000 was collected
during tbe campaign.
The United Way serves 31 volunW,
services agencies in the citiei of Costa
Mesa, Newport Beach and Irvine.
Hirth has named as his city l!ha1rmen
Gen. Tom Riley, Newport Beach:
S~ter King, Costa Mesa, and J a n e t Burton, Irvine.
Walter Gerken, president of Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Company will be
the speaker 1t the breakfast which will
launch tbt fund ralslna campaign.
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tl'J1Je bij~ were believed to be
n;emliers ot lhe ,Croatian Ustasha 1fOUP il!ii<h blewlllp ' a .YUgos!av airliner over
becboolovakla on a filgbl · I r o ni ~en lo Belgrade Ibis year. All a~ •we~ k.Uled except for an air
llGiteas"W)>o 11111'.V!Wd a 30,tltlO ioot fall in 16' laj)sectlm of lhe ~-,,.., DC9 jetllller with 86 pusencerS,
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Widow Tells of Plight
'Robert Finnell, .PJacentia ceuncilman
and former mayor ' was re-elected presi·
dent cf 'the Orange County League ot
Cities Thursday night.
Weatlaer • Loneliness Drove · Her to Dance Away $164,000 . ·J>funner1 Meet .
Named for a one year . term as vice
pres!~ wu Robert Harvey, Cypress
couocllmao who was appointed lo tbe
post la.st April when former Newport
Fall .bas come to the . Orange
Coast -al least for the weekend.
There will be Di&bt and momlng
low clouds and local fog with most,.
ly sUnny a!ternoona.' Hlgbs In ' tbe
low 70I with Iowa in .the 50s.
'Over pensity MIAMI (UPI) --A1wldowed mother of to tbe Sa'fOJ Oontinenla1 Dance Sludlo,
I tine lirla baa lold lnv..u,.tors how where pramolen convinced bot Ibo COll1d
· • A spOclaJ ~of lhe N!l"JIO'I ,__,...._ dme her to dance aw .. a meet ''tbe ...... kind o! _,. by -. ''5eoch P!&nniol Conwnillloo la --., ·..-........ ' '-pclllill•lod far 7:!0 p.m. Mondly in .• 1M.t11111 aavtnp ICCOUDt ~ wi'!" 11P the Inc the wait., 10< lrol and rbumba."
dty 1>a1Ji 'lllo -la ti plber lll1Plld owner ol an un'l'anted dance • Nathan aald Mrs. Bogb ~ up !or a
• )llbllc optiiion oa ......-i c1e111lly ltudio. tl5 oet "'of 1.....,.., then a t50 pacuee,
• • <>ODlrols for Balboa Jstand. • Aalislanl• State Attorney W 111 la m lolloncl by a llGO lmon deal and wound
•! -~.,. coooidering a 'l'unUy listened lfmi>!ltheUcally Thun. -~aending the dance atudio checko rane-
• ~I lo cb&nge virhi~y all lots day to Mrs. Ann Bogb's story, IOOk In from 129$ lo f7,tltl0 every two -kt.
'.:er. tbe i~and to the new R.U tone, volllmlnous ootes, promised a full ii>-_ _'11, w,u 19nelY," Mrs. Bogb told tbe
•'whicb llmils lhe al!ie ol duplex mllgillon, liat eoocecled:' • ' • IJl'ClOICUfor. "11 WU u llmple 111tbal-I
anlls. "II could all be lqal ••• we mlclrt WU just 1-ly. That's· wily I kepi coina
The -iOne ~!lled to never avee pt tbeln lrito couri.'i baek.'' •..
r jl'ltaii'!iUil ·· · ea~:." "_: Mi's. Jlo9I !lld-~·l>ePn 1t-. if,"* nioney, J(albaft oald. Mn.
...... ..., _ 'Jll'Cl(J:-IH7 .-• ...... ti1ilomi .1ldlll.r ..,...,,. ....... i,..,11 many as
sly OD lhe llloncl. lln'ee .... ..,.,,, -two Gllilm ntardod cSanCms hmirl a lot nearly
At propooecl, tba ~ anil o! ·-· -aid dectMd to I* 1 ... ......... dftO ,..._ .
dupkRo -111 be °"'"".II lo llO dub lo maka lrlendl. Al tbal llmt, the • Finally, wllee' llie . had hqbt more
oquan feel, or doa lllurtli tlle<lol aald, lier 11911Jp -, lolllell danclaf --U. abo. oould. ... In a
..... (vp lo • -fool), •tfl,GtlO. ' ' -. x.-told .Jl'l*C1llon U.t
' --'la•larJtr• lllrlil Nllllln, Mrt. llollb'o•Jllll'DeT, S..., CGDIJneMII dllclalo cooftnced hot
. aalll 1111 ......,.. clula ...em ""' lo bu1 Ibo -... '2,000 a --. pllll
t . --• , ..
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the '300 mcmthly, coal ol lelephone •hllll. Belch mayor Eel Hirth• was defeated at
•11lt11 her club,'• SaVOJ danQe tnatructor the polll. ·
Mike Lombardo tOld . new11neo. ''She ' ·Cootinuh:tc for the eecond year of •·two
owns the wbole thing and Jl'a· In • her year term as representative to tbe slate
Mine.'" . Jeigue la Duane Wlntera, Fullerton coun-
11.omblrdo said, however, 1Jbl. Boib'a cllman. ' \ ·
monthly •a-'eols, pl"' lhe club'• prof· • • ' • ''" Gordon "Pete" ".lei"'""• 1eneral I ils, g lo another perlOll be declined lo < -•
nome to pay of_! the "4,tltlO purchase manager or the Orange County Transit i
plice of l)le club. · · . District, oUtlined proposed agreements .1
He aaid Mr1. Both received no salarJ btlween the district and c!iyes · whlcb
or lllvl~elids from the club. have been forwarded to, the various com· Lombardo said Mrs. Boib WU behind
·OO her payments and sill! O'l'e8 ,H,tltlO. muniile•-. :;.
• "Bui "' nm ft !or hot;" Lombardo ·Provbiooa will lnclOO. lnsWlalton or
aald, '1and ,ot lbe rate we'ra IOlnc ti will· i' btis stoj;s, slliis. lrtiiuiihia of .tr.el '!Mre ·
be pold oil In als mcntba,to a yur, Tbm neceasary,_uemplion,ol·baaes from tra!·
lbe ..., sell It at a prDlll< • Ill: reculltiOlll w!>er'e -ary and Ille
Nalhln told lbe stalo ·atlomeJ't·o!lloe, ettdlOn' o! a&ettered bat,stopo•for oinlor ·
hoWe:.vea, tJ1tt Mn, Bolb'• uviap ao-.. cftbens. • . ,
-o1 •11.4.000 1a aone and • -1'bo i.aaue will bolll 111 -· f.eneral IUppcri ·her 'tbrte cllllclren 'wllll , a meeting al the -•Y'IJln,,ln ,Oi'allct,
~ 8Gi:ia1 Secvril7 ·cllock.< B;pt. .. FlniloD ~
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INSmE TOD~'y
: Th-0.Tl><u •Gon>er, diroclor • of 1
lne Neu>port Harbor Art M"' reum, ha$ guid<d Its grOU>th
f r'1"' a .tnudl· organizati<m in the
Balboo Pavlfion to a national!~
known mw eum of conttm1'01"'
attJ art fn a jinf, new home. S11
story m -todat/'1 Weekender.
LM . ..,_ I . ........ . ........ ~ Clt"lfW ' ._. " 1 Crwt°""' _ 1f . .. _ -. ................ 't ,._ .. 11
hr .. ...,. ' *"!Illa ,C ·-.....,, .,, :r.,~ ...,,
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South Viets
Victorious
At Citadel
SAIGON roPil -South -marlneo UJ!ng flame throwen qslnst
the 1ul pocket of North \lletnomae
-"'ptured the conturJ-old Qua11C Tri Cit1 Citadel Juot -. ark
ioclly, U.S. and South VletlwneM
mWta')' spok-Mid.
'Ille Ylctory WU tbe creotest for Soll(oa
since Ille Coomnmlstl !lunched their
spring ollOOllve on :larch JO.
UPI reporter Ted Klima entered tho
ctlodet at noon Tburaday and was told by on Allied olllcer, "Nothing abort of on
•d of God could get UI 0 U t of t b OI
Citadel now."
Then, in a day of lighting with air and
a.Ullery 111pport and with the marines
moving Inch by Inch acroa the red cloy
floor d. the IO«tt Cilodel, Ill fall WU
""""'1llC<d •
UPI correspondent Dorney Seibert,
olso at Quang Tri, said the end came
otter t11e marineo. brought up two pome
bowera or annottcl can ond burnOd the
North Vietnamese aoldlen from bunbrl
atop the 19th Century fortms.
Ito grayish :ZO.foot walla of dirt and
11ooe defied all but Wer,gulded "smart
bombl" during two months of siege.
HERO ALDERETTE (LEFT! CHATS WITH MIKE AND JERRY BENNITT
A Boy Is S. .... •nd • C.mpony Roword1 Ono of lb Employu
THIS IS AERIAL VllW OF HOAG MIMORIAL HOSPITAL -A FAR CRY FROM 1952
f•clllty on lluff O..rlooklnt NoWpol't Horbor Stlll Growln-nd Growin9
capttn of the ctlodel gives an Im-
mense boost to South Vletnlll"lese moraJe
and could leld to recaptun of all of
Quang Tri Province which President
Nguyen Van 'nli.eu ordered retaken by
Hero Honored
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Fl'Ollt P .. e I
::AIRPORT •.. . •.
:' ....,..,.. ol the -wbicb
developed Ibo IW>dan!I. ·
-"li'• llove fSI loW1Ulto ·-oirp<rt nolle and only 100 of tho11 UUg~ live
. wttblo tho noJae zone .,... desJinod "1
.. Emory, .... cbarged.
' ElllOI)' WU uked what Ibo effect ,Oii
• -Ibo county Would be 11 there w.. no
• ,airport. He replied that ho agned •• ilrport II ........,,.. bOt that II t.· od ..
quail now without futun O<l)Ullloa. Ht ::compend the Umt to reach the local
( .irpon with New Yori: and .0...
:metropolitan' centers. "It ls reuonabJe
that Orul• OOunly -le abould drive to Loll Allpla .. that b'iall,. be qeud.
-pointed oul that Ibo Oronil•
Couuty Bo..i of Slipnilon -to mn. nalllbll oddlllonol term1no111111ce
. delpllo ftllbl sranta bJ -.. -to-'-· · ~ m.11oe director held ooll liope ror
q11l<iter ..... In llM IUllp'e and ~
' to.lib tlit Gnmd Jury Alloclltlon mem-
bers to Pllmdlle lo _.,. the
. quietne# o1 Lockheed'• new lrlOll plane
'with the Boeing 7111 nciw ~. flowl\ out
of ~IO~~ 'lliirtlldi; ot
Ibo -· • npJled to.• qoiellomlll'e wblcb ulied, \'Do ·,..,._~-· tlnued uoe of Orange OOunly AlrpOtl for
odequate commmial jet operations until
• major jet .irpon can be developed
elJewhere?"
Thirty-lour onswered "ye1" and two .......
Control of Land
Use Could Pass
To State Level
LONG BEACH (AP) -Control ...,. land uoe coWll poa from the local lo the
-level u declslona bamlfUI to the .... .u.mnent OJ'<ll't ov<1lded, Aid official•
opeak!nc ol the lleDIHJmual c-l'll
oaembl1 of the SO.them calllornlo
Al!loclatlob of Govemmenll.
Jolm s. Tooker, dlroctor of the state'•
Office of Planning and.-Research, said
Thursday, "All too often these (land use)
declsions art made in lhe absence af 1
total imderstanding or the impacts in-
volved."
DAILY PILOT
,,. en,..~ Di\lt.'f' N.01', .... ....
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""'°"""caw......,...,~ . ..,.. ,.,. ~..,,.. .. •Jl!IM. _...., .,.....
"'*'• -Cldl .... """"" ~ Htr.lllW!M ~-V.IW,, UIUM .... ""'*'~ .. Slit Olrntnttl
1111 JWn C.pb"-A •19 "'81oMI
-'If"" .. JIUllllsMf s.~ .. ~
Tiie prtnc:lplll publl.tlll'IO 11\enl h et UI Wnl
ky 1"'911. CO.It M..._ C.llf'Onlll, nt.26,
R•t..rf N. We.d
~19ft ... PllDIW'tef'
Jac:lr "· Curfay vic...,..._.,.,..~~r
1\etMs K..Yil ·-n..-1..M•i• --Cltltlt1 H. I.Mt Rfitt.•rl P. Nan MllllMI M• 1&1111 llllltn -
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Sept. 19. \
Westminster
Pair Get Delay
Hoag Marks Anniversary
With Expansive Outlook
Tbe board of~ ftflec1a the... In Arraignment Twenty yean -.~ reprfsentativu of
communlUes otretclll!lg from Seal Beacb
to San Clemente gathered on • bluff
overlooking weal Newport Beacb to dedi·
cate-lhe llnl hoopltal bllil~ on the-Or-·
ange Coast.
Tbeo, Hoog MemorW Hoopltal con-
ololed of 'II bed> and bad a staff of 311
pbylldans. Today, the hospital bas Mi
beds ond Is eipandlng to 472 beds. There
ore .1,0IS phyaldans OD the llafl today.
Uke llWl1 Orange Cout lnltltuU-
lhe bolpltal has muqled to keep up
with the rapidly upending populaUon.
It wu the brabicblld of t.h e Revs.
Raymjnd l. Braham> ond 0. Scott Mc-
Farland of SI. . Andrews Presbyterian
CbUrdl and the Community Presbyterian
Qrureh ol Loguno Beacb.
llelnben ol the presbytery, Wbieb COV·
m . Orange County, raised '600,000 to
bulJd thlt bqlpitlJ. But i& WaJ discovered
that the cO,tt esUmates were woefully
'low,•so'llmd rm.en turn.A·to the George o: Haq famUY 'litik:b ~ to' DUltcb
the lundl. Thus, the hospital'• ·name, Hooe 11-ial lloopltaJ,J>resbyteri .
Burglar Gets $96-
ln Piaties, Bras
lginal luod raJslQg eolutloo, consisting of Alloroen for former Westminster
seven members appointed by the pru-mayor Derek McWhinney and city plan-
bylery, seven by ll>e lloag_Jl'oundaUon. ner Tod Fujita-today-were IJ'lnled a
throe from the comrnWllly at large, three three-week delay of the Orange · County
from the medical stall and one ..ie<;tec1 Superior Court amJgnmont of the two
by the .....ming board me-n. men on mulUple clwirges Including grand
Prtsidlng over the board is Newport · 'theft and bribery. ·
Beach resident A. Vincent Jorgensen who Judge William Murray deferred action
took office three years ago on the re-on allegallons c:ontained in a Grand Jury
tlrement of the ortatnal board chail-indictment to Oct. • wttboUt ""1Ulleilt.
man, Sen. Jobn Murily. Both men are free on boil.
It might be said tho! part of the Def Ito Al S ••-bo coast's population growth Is dlnctly at· ense • mey lo-ond th
trlbutable to Hoag Hoopital. Since tt flrst delenclonto rtlUsed to comment on
opened Its doon 20 years qo, 33,501 charges stenming from the Grand
babies 'have been born there and they Jury•,, probe Into the Mlle 5quore Pm . bo 1letsing 1itu1Uon. are sttll arriving at • rate of a ut II ls alleged oga!Mt them ~t lumen
2,000'o ;year, •ccOrd!ng to bo!pital lltatJ>. Geoii!• and Molo Mural whe ordered to ti~ moo~ after Hoog's doon .......i pay fl0,000 In bribes II they wi!hed to re-
in 19111, the bOlpJtal bod a llediJini ..._ tatn tbe :ns Mlle Sqaon Pm ,.... t11e1
n14ry orga~ by rune ~ . women. bad fll)!lecl llllCO!¢u!IY for liiiir JeorL
Today 1that force has grown to t,107. McWliinney, 40. of l6IO Cllendulo Ave.,
These women 11erY1 Ibo hospital and Its and Fujllo, IS, of 'l2G -A.,..,
poti<Dls by providiJll a variety of ""'" an OCCUled of compllclty In • plu that . ™' sac11 .. co11.e and tea, the lobbJ produoed • •·• -pljlbdll from gift shop and other patient senices. George Mural.
Along with the increase in need for 'Ille tndJctment prepared ofter :II
hospital beds there has been an lncreue witneaa teslilled 3lso ltata 11Jot MW'Oi
In the needs for dlllereht ldn<ls of ,.,,,.. wu Oldered to poy • fllrlber $6,iltlO IJ1 the
lees. In 1952 the hospital provided gener-form of • chej>t to be made poy1ble to
al stll'lery, maternity and emergency county Supervlaor Robert Battin'• elm*
care. paign fund.
Youth Who Saved Boy Given $500
TOn, Alderette, 19, saved 1-yeal'Old ly dog-paddling ond tlnshtng In the
Michael Bennett of Fountain Valley from water about 20 feet away from his boat
drown.Ina: Stpt. J 1D enon:pou.s waves near the east jetty.
breaking qalnsl the Newport Harbor Becauae of an oll-lllore tropical -
jetty, turfi!irthi terrified boy over to the . the wave1 were lorge and ~ ad
Harbor Patrol and did not tell • onyone bad ,,.ep1 Micliatl inlo Ibo water -
about his heroism. atop 'the granite jetty whore lie bad -
And wben the boy's grateful lather playing with on nlder cOusin. · ,
traced Alderette through his boat "I didn't bave time to tblnl:-.-·1111
registration nilmben ond invited him to ·danger," Alderette recalled. ''Wiim. I
dlruu!r 14..lbank.bim in pel'>Oll,.Alderette ... ,.Jllm 10.llllder,J knew I bad .to.mdl
refused. him last or It would be too lote • • • 'l1lo
But despite bis modesty, he bu nceiv-boato nearby were too big to gel clolo
ed -•tion and the -1• "' the jelly would -·-.-• been In the ..,.. position u Mldloel .. A part-Ume em,ploye who operates tht:
Irvine .Litter Getter boat in the harbor,
Alderette met newsmen Thursday to
'have his picture taken with Mlcblel,
Mlcbllel's lather, Jerry Bennett, and
Irvine company of Pdals.
And whlle pbolograpbera mapped pie-
F,....P .. el
GRANDJUl{Y •••
tum, he was surprised with • '600 duded placing wlretapo and other """'
3cbolanbip banded to him by Irvine v-"'·--c1e~-In the bea"'"••"'-Company yffidals Albert J. Aaor and ~ .. ....., .,._ -· Bob Inman. · ·· --,. wt.th _t!>e_ converAtlobo tronlmitttd to •
· Wlth_;li wide grin, ~ ~unded hero room IJ1 ·~ Jiowlnl "J-:W-
wd, Wow, llOO · ••• you re ~. Lodi• -µie -' from the li'ator-
niaiib •lot." .. ::.~"'...... •.. 11 •• ~'-''c-,certoin clocumeota and~
Be -t Cl! to l117'be bad ""''""""""' ... ·-, . to ·qull Plll!l'llme lcboolwork ol Santa pm Olld .. }lbotolraphlng -.
Ano COilege for lock of 'fundL; a'. bas
already earned ..,..third of ·his 1111-
dergraduata degree and AYI he' DOW will
mume his marine biology lt1ldles •I
Long Beach State, ·
'"Ibis is more than I can et"er imagine.
You know, anyone would have done it
(saved Michael)," the Santa Ana youth
said.
He recalled noUcing Micblet alternate-
Stamp Club Forming
Two L!lgnDo Hllll reol<laU ... plan-
ning to farm • stamp club and &tfe coJ.
lecton on opportunity lo trade, bpy «
aucUon stamps ot lolonnaI meetlnp.
AnyGDt lnttrested COD Clll llr. ar'l(n.
Lowmice Hill at 5!IMl'llll. A bur11ar wm posoed up the usual type
of lllOI IOUght in br<ak·lns broke into a
Coeto Mesa aportment abaredDY two
young wcmen Thunday and made off .
with $96 worth of their belongings.
The victims, who live on Bristol Street.
told investigating officers their c:ombined
.... Included '5 palra of panties lllld 17
bru.
Today, it has a pediatrics tmit, a men--. -~;;jj;;iiiiiiii ta! health unlt, intensive core unlto and ~f.~~~~:f°;; ARTIFACTS By HENRE·DON
ation lr<atmeot facility nert June and .
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the 11-story tower 1n .Nminber 11m. · . SOl'ylETHING NEW FOR THE CALIFORNIA LOOK.
" NOW ON DISPLAY AT TED von HEMERT, INC.
Cowboy Star's. Likeness
Still to Be Used by Firm
Hopalong cassidy ts alive and wen on been affected by a 1961 bout wiUi "cabcer.
thousaNis of bn;akfast tables In the San "H~ was a hig~<a]Jbe~ man and --I'Dl
Joaquin Valley. certainJY, sorry be a gone, ~~ey salcl~
One of the last uses of the famed Thursday ~ .. ')'.'~-!kiinilBoyd If ' · cowboy character image made in!fOOrtat' Onc;e-_a ,,..J!iif~ ..... ,.. 15
by actor William Boyd, a Dana Point demoyed -Jllt<~ in 1935 whoo •
resident who died in South Coast Corn-Ne'lf York ac~ by the same name wu
munHy Hospital Wedne!day at age 77, arrested amid scandal and one
will conUnue. newspaper , erro(M!Oualy ran tht West
Boyd's portrait 'has beeo featured for Cout actors picture.
20 yean on milk cartons marketed by
Productn Dairy Delivery, Jnc.1 of
Fre,mo.
"We're not going to dlscontlnue II,"
11ya Larry Shebadey, owner of the firm
and alJo a d.,.. personal lrtend of Boyd
who began locaily spon90ring a Hopalong
Cassidy tel~ mies 21 yun ago.
The cne-hour movie l"e1'l.nS were to
popular that Shehadey earnetl the reputa-
tion in 1968 of sponsoring a TV show
longer than any other businessman in
.. ica.
Shehadey said his frlendshlp with Mr.
Boyd began u the result of that bu.sine&!
relatlonsll!p, adding that ht might
possibly revive Hopalong Claldy !limo.
He '8id many parento of youngsters
among conswnen of 100,000 cartons of
milk produced per doy with the Hopalon1
Cusldy portrait bave urged K during ,.
cent monthl.
Tbe show wu ot the top of the ratings
In the San Joaquin Valley during Its :ZO.
plus yun on the tcrter..
Shehadey said be bu receMd .....
than 100 telephone calla in recent months
and the rate allOl.'up wllen Boyd'• dtotb
revlvt<I )l<lblJcllt 1bout the cleao-li,l'm& western good "1f. · ·
.A virluaI ,...._ In rocent yun due lo
~ml .,., Mr. l19yd ond his wife. ot
35 1...... Gr~ dl•lded llleJ'r timf '
'between bomel al -1 Dana Slrand,
Dana Polnl. and Palm ,Daert.
H1 llnaily-bed lo• comblnolloe ,
ol Pvldnoon'• DiHuo and ...,...u..
1.-t lallnrt, -"" beat) ........
CofC' s Problem:
Sending Check
In a Postcard
Row do you enclose 1 checlt In a post
card?
That's a new problem racing folks who
want to attend the Newport Harbor
Chamber of Onmnerce11 annual Ge\ Ac-
quainted barbecue Wednesdsy ol Bom-
mer Clnyon.
The party WU flrat the subject of -fusion over the tJme tt•1 suppolOd to
8tarl. The llytr IOOI lo cbamber
members lllllOUDdng tho annual mot
111181 ... aet of times for cocktails and
dlnner;-lllld Ibo ,.,.,..!Ion form lltllod
onotber.
t'hamber director' Jadi B • r n t 11
c1*tllod tho situation -cocktollt •t t
p.11\., dinner al. a o.n:a.
Now that that'1 •straightened out,
chamber members ... turn their at-
ttpllon . to the pmltm of "'"'°' Hllel'Vlllonl for tho '1 dlnotr "1 mall.
'"'l'be form -• to u.n !tom the
chamber olllct1 ... )lqll cud~ ..
follow1 : 1 1
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Cutting Back Density
Newport Beach Is proposlnc !Is moot .,,..ping .top
ever to meet the srowinl cries for nductlon in lhe clen-
lilJ factor of people and the homes they live In.
The wholmale rezoninc of Balboa Island will go lJ6. fora a special planning 09mmlaaion public hearing Mon• qy n!Cbt at 7:30 o'cloclt in City hall."
ll'a going to be intuesling.
The !*>Pl• cheered,.ben the city ordered the Irvine
CompanJ to cut the number of dwtlllng units in tho
nearbf PromontoJy Point development. They applauded
,.hen councilmen Jut. month told i>lanners to yank. the
high-density zoning for the controversial Versailles proj-
ect In West Newport.
How they are going to react this time, thlJ time
that the ongoing campaign affects them -1,400 prop-
erty owners -remains to be seen.
The DAILY PILOT strtmgly endorsed the council
recommendation for-the Versailles action.
It would be hypocritical to do anything but sup-
port what Is really 1 compromise effort to cut. back the
potential number of people on Balboa Island.
U the amended R· 1.5 zone Is applied to all but the
estabU.bed commetclal strips on the island, It will have
a significant effect on the ultimate number of people
and automobiles .competing for elbow room there.
The amendment, also facing commissioners Mon·
day night, would lower even more the .mulmum size
of second duoles units. l.!Jtder the temporary R·l.5 zone on most -Island
properties, the noor space of the second unit currenUy
fJ limited to 800 square feet. .
The proposed chan~e would drop that to 650 square
feet, or on•fo.urth the lot size (UJ> to 800 square feet),
whichever is more. ..... . .. /,... .-
The city's paid 11I~g e~rts have said that ,the
flat 800-scjuar•foot muimum wouldn't really accomplish
anything. You can put three bedrooms into 8QO square
feet. You can't put three bedrooms into MO square feet.
Tbat'a the significance of the change. .
Tbe It.1.5 zone wu concel.ed by freshman council·
. .
man Paul R)'ttoff, I Jalboa hland ruldent (Wbo OWlll
a slnil•family home on an R·2 lot~ Iii first proposlnc the plan, RJchoff wu oboloualy
r eluctant to try to pr~ure councilmen from otber
districts to urge lmplementaUon of 11 to aolve slmllar
problema they have.
So he didn't. •
But they ahould. They ahould at the veey leut cl....,.
Jy watch the effects of the new zoning standard. The
problems of too many people In too small an area are
iuat u crucial in West Newport, on the PenlnJula and
In Corona del.Mar.
Bluff Top Nearly Full
The 10-year program to develop Upper Newport
Bay's eastern bluff between the old salt works and Big
Canyon is nearly complete. Developers say they have be-'
gun work on the final two projecta which will add -104
housing units to the approl<lmately 1,700 that already
occupy the bluff top.
Eastbluff hu a significance beyond the housing
It bas provided because it served as a testing ll!"ound for
&0me of the Irvine Company's planning philosophies.
It \fas built in a self-controlled village concept -a
concept which was successful enough to prompt the land
company to use it in the developments in the city of
lrvine.
But even more significant Is the cluater housing
concept used in the Bluff• development. Company
spokesmen say the concept proved · so popular that
builders and developers from all over the world have
come to Eastbluff to study its application.
Now that -Eastbluff bas reached its optimum devel·
opment, the only remaining bluff area along the east
side of the bay that has. not. been developed l5 the por·
• lion lying between the Newporter Um and the Park New·
port Apartments.
Irvine Company officials say they have not yet d ..
cided what to do with the land.
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Bleak 0...look for Blach Panthers
< ~ ; T ••, ' A ReeurFent
-T-0ugh .. Tinle .~-for_F_ng"1ives
WASHINGTON -'Illa! pack ol Black
Paniher lugiUve criminals -holed up In
Algeria -sonorously posing as the
InternaUonal Section of the Black
Panther PartJ -is having a toogb Umt llndJne IDOtber cazy sanctuary. ·
(ROBERT S.AI.I.ENJ
supre!he commander, and other Panther
leaders. Cleaver and Newton have been
venomously feuding for several years.
OBVIOUSLY, Angela doesn't consider
Cleaver to be the right kind of Black
Panther. He may profess to be a "revolu·
tionary," but apparenUy ii not her type.
F~lf:acy_A.bou~
Acting Craft
. ~YDNEY J.HAR.IU~
THE ~LORY SOYS
Battle, Not War
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Lost at Olympics
To the Editor:
Have we seen enough on the Olympics
to recognize we lost an ideological bat·
tie? . >
Were you shocked at how the judges
MAILBOX '!'bey are being bhmUy colcHbouldered
by Libya and Guinea. Jn the Letters to the F.dltor column from the Communist COWltries blOc Although both countries c a 11
themlelves "revolutionary" aDd make a
biglhowof.-d-
she is not actlnl u emissary for the
other Black Panther fugitives who are
wanted on charges ranging from murder
to Uyjading.
Evidently ~ver, the sell-desigJiated
head of ,liae inleh>aUonal Section, is let-
. Ung II* ~anther members tste
1 care of jhenwelves.
Every Panther"boled up in Algeria Mll
a criminal record. Following are ex·
amples: · recently, I saw the suuesHon by ,. v~ted for their ideological brothers, v.·hile Ltttn1 from rtade'1 ore totlconw.
reader that those TV Westerns sboald aame of our.own winning contestan~ put Normallll wrlkn 1howl4 con11111 their ::tu ... ~!Ml7.US: ..
dents "' the nm, ~-their author!~ \.-I
ru1en are~ cally evlnclnl no do'••
sire to have a!IY pal\
o! the Panthen whO
have worn out the.lt
welcome in 11revoll¢lonary11 ~-. ,
W&lh '""revolutionary" Libya a n d .. ·<i• ....,"the doer, their ouilook
.. la.~ U lher,remaln In Algerla1 they
• will lie' mbjece1to lncresslngly onerous
reatiictions;" none of the Communist
~ea wiD'have them; and they face
certain lmpiUiiiilnent ii they return to
the'. U.S.
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Daaald Lee Cox, -.00 with niurder; Nllbanfll..r~ ...,,., alJo known u
Sebu °""""' Wllllod for attempted murder; !.my Neil Mack, charpd with
~to ~lt!OD and murder :
Mictilel Tabor· Wlliled for the· same of-lenaes.
'lt>e Alprlan governm'°t sa)'l It la still
deliberating whst to do about the two
1fOUP8 of Panther akyjackera In their
custody. 'Ille $1.5 mllllOn Ibey estorled
from U.S. alrtiDea· bu -returned,.but
nominally atill pending la this country'•
requeo! fO)" their.°*~ to stand -
Tliat'a the inlide re..... Katlileeil
Cleav~. wlfe of Eldridge Cleaver, is in
the U.S. trylnc to make a deal for bis
return to Califomta without going to.Jail
al a parole vlo!ilor.
WHAT HAPPENS nest remaJna ~be
seen. I\ Ki .
'Cleaver bu written Angela:Davls1 now
t!}Urlng Russia U a distinguished Mlf'!'t revoluti~, uking btr to go to bit for him as a li>og....Uerlni "political
prisoner"
ecutkll; ;
SO FAR SHE bu.msde no headway.
Authorliles are_ !irn!)y insisting 'tbst
Cleaver, _oneUmt "hnt&i minister of U..
formation who organlaed the Interna-
tional Section as a grandiose pose after
-fledac to.Algeria, must 10 beck to jail to
oerve oUt bis limo for wau!I with Intent
to cpiru.nit murder. •
~!lnlf!cantly, Mii. Cleaver la coo-
cerqinl hme1I only with the affairs of
her . ball·jlllnpinc .ln&aband. Apparently
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Cieav.;. _.; Angela to use her Jn.
fluence to "mobilize world support• for
his.''rlgbl" to relum to the -U.S. to llancl
trial without having to 10 to jail ,. · ·
Although the· darling of the Panlben In
the U.S., Angela bas i,i\ored Cleaver -
who is at vloleol odds with Huey Newton,
· RECENTLY, the Bkyjackers have nat
beell. aeon ~ the Panther compound
outside o! Algieri. Exactly what Ibis'
means la unknown. •
With the lloumedieMe .~ .. t
making mu!U-blllioo<lollaf oil and (U
deals with U.S. corporatiOoa, ii clearlY
wants to 1et rid of the Panther •kY·
jacten in one way or ~. H01r
that'• being done remalnl to be ...._
·Se.arch for-.4New Students
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lo_ • .. " ' ·By 'JEIUIY GOLDBERG ---5,\~NTO -The two major
pubUcly ... pported university systems In
Callfornla are tooling UP, for a pair of
muiive and .apenaive -Randa el-
~ to obtain new lludent.L 'l1ie current
drop In 'potential lludenta mum the
l!lgber educatlnu. people have to find a
way to booot tho ....,_ population or
the1 m!iht ban to clOle tlie inltltutiollll
doort « at ieill draP acme fancy trap. .,.,.,. .
Wpne yef, a llllJ\r el!orl ol thete a:·
panslon clrtvea Ii aimed at procuring
atudenta from out of lllte abd "'en out
of y.. country at a Um•r 1!ben borne
.,... Calllorrda ~ can't even
malr,e It Into-tho i.rkilW. lot at UCLA will\ Its e~ academl<i '11%tum
dsnallnl llq for mil" 11il41he bJUa o!
Weslwood. I '
1'£ OVERllURDINED tupaying
plbllc ... to . ..,.~-~~ ...
OU:MllCOMT
DAILY PILOT
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pemive compeliUh ~1111& which
~ve.. llltle grounds for au~ outalde
the qo sallafacllon bn>ugl!f'to llODle ad·
mlnlatrator coming up 'filth a bllh boJ:
acore like some. Fuller Brush lllesman
who bu. maintained a high sales averqe
during one J><7 period or another.
CUrrentiy the atato collele-and
university adminlalration la , ~
1olng over plans loc 1 aipet ...,. ad-
mlnlstraUon bulldlntl !Jr l.aii: ~ ""'1 a stone's throw fn>m tho Qi-. Maly.
lt'i )ll'Obabiy better tbaa the uplDllve
IUito of offices It bu -leuq on WU.hire Boulevard In Loi Anldlt tbO
past sev~al yean, but before it'• over
the COit of the new ~ may bt
even more than the Q u • ea •
Adnllnlslrators have ,.... distllto lex:
locatinl state 1ov~ body otnca on a
campus In some old 1iull\l1ntr no ion&~
adequate for clasaroom .c\MUes. .. t
THE BUILDING _... clod not
stop with tho ..W lldmlnlltratlve
bulldlnp. Tbere la a -drive by all tho cam..--no mall<I: how ~
tho enrollment -or quallly of ---to obtain more bulWlnp. dopm1md
heodt and •err uplDllve ~ hi
Older to'co;npeto w1111 ....... lolmed ....
leql8 II Yale, ~ _. ~ aocL. ' • ~
Pbr -~ .. tho LePialln hie -1'11-.I tho wildom of -iDtlins tho
whallly Boord of Recents wllli Ila
l':..!~~ir-~ ~-........ dlffJculi ..... 1>eblnd • doon. .
-: ·'nll' ..Jm Ol1T CODJpoalllon ol
........ llldlel -tho -..,.. _ • ..,, •tbroucb tho .,...
... I IJllolled bodlee of bJgblir leoralll
... I '"'OC!i!I ns:, _,wlul .....
IPinll llJi! ~ 'llltdldaC -'lfie11111-o1-.w-11111,.. ...... w _.,, 111..-..
tn ..... " .... In ..... to mild tr.
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tlOOI dliected ftoom the ~lion
centers of Loi Angeles, San Di.,o aod
San Francilco. • J
The real IOIUllOD would be aome aorl of
elected body for the state Board o!
Education aod a -Board of Jll&ber -lion alao with olecled memben. It
la cOrtaiD the -of the pubijc might receive more carolul CCll!llderatleft II the
memben ..... ti.; bad to -to the Yoter' Oil occuion.
WRllENTLY THE biply eroWded
campuaes aucb u Cal,~ State
l/ninnil7; San D1<1o State Ullivtnlty,
San J..,, State l/nlvenlty and Ila.A go
·I<> I ...... t deal of tronl>le to avtd fllllng
__ of the -,.,...1 CODJmunlty
..... Tbe Ieadellllp alao pt quite
...... -the c:ommtm117 daret quei-
'Uon 80)' part of their idMtiel.
Porbopo a -farm . ol academic
-la needed wldcb malcea~ poul·
bi• for the COllllDWdly "' dedde JUI!
wbal kind of an "'**""' _.,,. It
waata. Too often llie -~of leam-
lnl Pl"V'" far I ~ bu nol 111yeda .... !)....., 1q -1> to ...... 111-.
·Dear
.. ,Gloomy
Gus ...
Clly eouocll meetlnp are running
.. !ala .. nplariy tbst they may
• Wiil --the clock and
jult -the ealeodsr, •-W.11.N.
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employ .. true--blooded American lodlans• us dlwn by mtemaUonal standards · · mt1saat1 in 300, ·WO,td.r or lcu. TM
Clearly, this OiymPtcs wu an exbibl· right "' ~ '•ltna lo fll ipac• to portray the IDdtanJ In. the playa. lion of the rise o1 politics on a grand · · l:::: 101{ u cl. AU n,, reader complained that TV .We Tbe Communisla eflectiv~iy· used or. 1flim I< ,.,,,,,. nd
Westerns are '"-·.··· .. to real Indians, lbe Olympiad Jo allow that their l)'stem i.tter~ ... l"USI includr algflahlrt • ....,... . • --•--• f111Jill11f/ oddr1u, b• ...,,,.. mop k who could play such la better or at least better or1~ than . wllhhtld • .;. , requ11t f/ 111/Jlcfonl
roles more "a'uthen--the Free World. ;ea,cm u apporcnt. Poctrv 1DUl noi f>t
tically" than white THE OLYMPIC victories of the Iron publkhtcl.
men wearing brown Cbrtaln bloc symb:>Uze our defeat in
paint. recognizlng the responsibilities o t
'lbis ls a recur~ freedom. The Commwilsts have a simple
rent fallacy about menage: "Do your best for your country
the nature' of acting, -or you11 wiah you had." Our message
~ it is sllll?rUing ls much more complex and we seem to
how many people I» Jack effective !pOlr.esmen. ..
lJeve it. But, in truth , The Rosllans and the Ea.st Germans all acting is imitation, and bu no1bJnt to went all <*JI to find the moot talented
do with the back(rOUDd of the actor. . kid! and llJlg)>t them to know the rules
IF WE HIRE the real Indians !Dr
Westerm, should we hirf: a real Venetian
Jew for the role of Shylock, a real proo.
Ututo for the role of Sadie Tbompaon In "J\alD," ttal murdef"Pl'S for ~ parts d.
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth?
Aclln( is a craft which captures the
aplrlt of a fictional per!on, and the
modem American Indian may be as far
relDOved from the spirit of Sitting Bull a•
today'• Kentucky bunter is from Daniel
Boone. There is no such thing as
•1reaIJ.sm" in the theater, or In any other
art.
THE MOST MEMORABLE J:.incoln ol onr •time baa been portrayed by a Cana·
dian, Raymond Massey. The most sbock· ll'8 mouter from outer space has been
interpt<ted by Boris Karloff, a quiet and
highly proper Briton who cultivated
rooebuabea. And Helen Hayes, who la u
American as bad apple pie, made an ad.
mlrabie Queen Victoria.
SUCh • µst could be estended almost
Indefinitely. In fad, an argument could
be given tbst real IDdtanJ would make
the wont possible stage IDdtanJ, just ss
real ilDgslerl could not concilvably .ive
us the essential characteristics of tlielr
calling 11 cbiilingly as Humpbr<)I Bogart
or James cagney.
IN FURTHER proof ol this, when
Hollywood baa made the mlstalte of hir·
Ing genuine prize fighters to play
themselves in flllDI, the resUlt bas
almost always been • f1asco. ;
The Pl'rado• of acting is that the fake
often aee:ma more ruJ than the real -
for all drama le OD artilldal belg)>tenln(
of rea1117.
U the IDdtanJ In TV Wemma are un-
convincing, it la not because the7 aro
palefaces but becauae they aho bad ac-
ton who eouJd not 117 °Howl" In any
langu8ce 1Dd make UJ belleva them.
Quotes
CUpar ~.-.,..,-_..U.S. Oll!ce al '"1 aad Bod(-. la I Sa _ _._ "My own lee11na
la that the American people aimotr w!D
not accept a tu 1ncrea when thiy aro
· not now convinced they are getttnc their
money's worth for the tuea they are
. already PIYinc·" 1
W A. IJt.o, Sa Fra1oltet
m11Heect.er -'1be more thlnaa 10'1
don't do that 7D11 Wanl I<> do but aug)>t not
to do, the li>oger .1"" will U.e·not to enJoJ
DOI dollic them.
-then fixed the ortanluotlon and tho
jury. They espect to win bigger by put-
ting us down lurlher In 1176. Our best
· athletes have not competed because they
.n profeulonal, yet by our standards,
moot Communist Olympians are pro-
fessional.
MANY QF Olla BEST lll)lateurs, In
basketball at least, decided It wasn't lm-
portaot to· them to even Plrllclpate. OUr
players were accustomed tO playing OJU"
roles. .
Why not atart back by changing our
game rules to match the Olympic rules?
And put up a fight to make Ute Olympic
nilei similar to oun'l' If we expect to Win
In the Olympic political areoa, -we mig)>t
try esplainlnf the re1po,..1billtles of
democracy and U1 advantaees (Jller the
other ayatem. The" Olympics have 'shown
us that free alhletes. without political
clout don't win the judgement calla.
We have lost I battle. C8n we afford to
loae the war! LYMAN S. FAULKNER
'P11e B ... ltl'
To the Editor:
Doel it make any sense to anyone that
the city officials vote to cut density, then
push for a 10-acre park ln an area where
it la eow wall-lo-wall with · people, DOiJe
and can bumper-tobumper on Balboa
Boulevard? I live at Ocean Front and
11th Street. It la nut to Impossible to
cross that boulevard 001J.
I'm wondering bow many months; out
of the year It will be used as a park. Giv-
ing up a f/2,000 yearly revenue doesn 't
add up to me. Then in tum paying no
tollinl what to maintain the park. And It
won't -can't -be maintained u the
Mobile Park MW la.
A nNE EXAMPLE of 10nteone'1
featherweig)>t idea la the S<>Wled graasy 1>'91 which WU planted at McFadden and ifllJ., 0cten Froill. It ta a ... of lliter.
~ people lit then> In groups abolltlol
oboccniUea atpusinC~· .
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I resent the' miaule of fUntla When t)l8
· Dear George:
My wUe nap me conatantf1
ebout never taltlnc her a0ywhere.
She la driving me nuts about toking
her dlninl and denclng. I don't
want to ao to aome atupl4
nightclub, but 1he nap, naga, nap.
Do you think we ahould '10 aee I
walk In front of my place, Ieadinl to the
beach, •'t ·been cleaned for months.
Just whit do these city orflclall do! Lie
awake at night thinking of ways to ag ..
gravate the property owner's who pay
their safarles.
J've had it!
BONNIE M. RAWLINGS
D~raceful Behatifor
To the Editor:
f would like to see Vin<e Mathews and
Wayne Collet, who represented the
United States of America at the Olympic
Gamee in Germany, punished by our
good Negro cltiUns for their disgraceful
behavior In not respecting our Dar and
naUonal anthem.
Evidently, thole two dlquceM char-
acters wanted to represent N._
only, a perfect example of racism.
WHY CA_N"r TUEY respect the
American Negro citl.zens who are proud
to be Americans? [ am sure they are try ..
Ing to Jower the impression of our fellow
black dtizen. Jf they want to represent
Negroes ooly. they ohould not enter 80)'
national contest.
This ta racism in the highest degree
and lowest form of ~itilenshJt
NIELEN
Isn't It the Truth!
By CARL RIBLET JR.
Yet another source of poiiutloo bas been
discovered -damage to trees and
bushes from the effect o! llg)>t ra)'I cut
by aodlupi-fueied street lamps. Perbape
that's what's the matter with us humanl:
overdone under the aun lamp of pros.
pertly with not eno~ gumption ielt I<>
head Into the shade.
"Man can bear all thlnas tzcept
good dous ... 1
-Dulch prowr~ '
In days of old, manhood was proved
with a hatchet In the' other feDow'I akull.
Then civilization burled the batclill Ind
taught us how to do In an -willl I gossip -demooatrating that the tongao •
ta the sharpest ""apon 11..., to man ...
llOIDetimes Jong enougb to eut its "Ill
throat.
"A so/I tongu< breaJcith Ill< f>otw.• ~
-Prooerh zzv. u • •
malrlaa• counselor? • • N•OOED 011'1: Dolt "Nacged 1))1:
Well, al !tut It wtiuid abut her "'
about · fl" nevet taklnl her
anywhere. • • (Send your problema to ow_.
and faco life with a qulot air
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Nixon's Hiding
Kissinger Meets Two Reds
Eas11 Winner
Jack Hendrickson, 55,
is the people'• choice
in Tombstone, Ariz. He
not only woo t h Is
week's primary e le c-
tion for mayor on the
Democratic party, but
also captured the Re-
publican . nomination
tt~"'Ough write-in bal·
lots. Hendi'lck'son iWo
disclosed his campaign
fun d s. decJaring he
spent $80.
Black VD
McGOVERN SAID in a
speech piepattd for labor
leaders In Portland that Ni:r·
on'• eooaomic policies are not
curblnl Inflation. McGovern
said hfi own p>licy "mu.st be
UnUd !<> an all-out effort "'
achieve full employment • ! .
It would take Its plaoe In tbe
. anti-Inflation arsenal along
wilh a lhift In budget
I priorities from fnflationsry
military tpending !<> more-pro-
ductive civilian purposes.''
Allbougb few details of tbe
plan wtte made available in
advance of his speech, aides
said McGovern would rely jn
part on the ••jawboning"
technique -using pressure to
bring wage-price violaf<>rs into
line.
Experiment McGOVERN said a While
House review board "' advise Ma End tbe president and muster Y public opinion against "ex-
ceaslve price and wale ln-
'IVASHINGTON (UPI) - A ·creases" shonld be establisb-govmunent advisory · panel ed •
. . -~y~_ll m@Y sat the Public The· candidate ... id In· his
Health Service to abandon e1-speech that the f e de r 8 I
pertmmts Involving black men government's effort to hold
IUfferlng from u n t r e a t e d down wage.s and prices under
ayphllls. . I . his plan would center on the
The surviving pa.rt1clpants "Ii.nns, markets and wage
of the study begun in 1932 in contracts which contribute the
the Tuskegee, Ala., area would most to inflation ...
be 80 to 90 yeani old now, . N . , panel chairman Broadus While It was 1 x on s
Nathaniel Butler said. economic policies under attack
Buller --of Dillard bl( McGovern today, It was lhe
University In New Orleans, PM!dent'a campaign style
said lbe panel belie~ there lhat has ~Y drawn coald be very Utile benefit In crfllclnn In recent days.
• contim.dng the project and ft uz how . be'• ~" tfw ~d be burdenoome !<> Q11 DemocraUc Jll'tS]denlial can-
tion the men now a:bout'ttitlr dJdate-'a&id ~y. •11e'1
roles In the esperfmenta. afraid of people._ He's afraid to
But Buller sald there ~ a lake hls .... out .on!<> tbe
posaiblllty that 11111Vlvors ol Jl"blie platform. He's afraid to
the diseased men might be go on television in joint ap-
considered for 'compensatlon. pea,r,ances."
'Demoerat Overkill'
Dow· Says Bugging
Indictments Near
WASHINGTOij (UPO -
Republican National Chairman
llobert Dole today predicted
lndictmenll early next week
by a federal grand jury In·
...,tigatlng the brtak-ln of
Democratic headquarters.
But Dole • a I d the
Dam Bill
Approved
WASHINGTON (UPI)
President Nixon has reluc-.
tanUy signed into law a bill
which require.s the se<:retary
of the Army, through the
Corps of Engineers, to start
safety htspectJom of dams
throughout tbe United States.
He said the bill was marred
because lt was enacted hasti·
Jy, because the cost of the pro-
gram may run as high as $100
million and because such safe.
ty is baslcally a respan sibillty
of the slates.
Under the legisln tion, the
Army secretary must report
to Congress on his progre~ on
or before July l, 1974.
Democratic party was "trying
to make an issue out of ru.lly
nothing" by injecting the in-
cident into the presldenUal
campaign.
Dole said five men accused
of carrying out the rbreak-in
and alleged bugging ol tbe
Democratic offices were ae-
'cu!ed of "very aerious
crimes." He safd those In-
volved ••should be pros-
ecuted." He dld not give the
source of his predictions or in-
dictments early next week.
But the Kansas senator said
Democrats were guilty of
"overkill' in trying to make
the case a key campaign
iMue. Insisting 110 cne in the
top echelons or the GOP 'vere
involved in plotting or finan-
cinp: the burg lary, Dole said.
"If I could give the
Democrats some advice, I'd
say they're trying to make an
issue out of reaJJy nothing."
Dole wa s lnelrviewed on the
NBC.TV Today Show.
The incident broke June 17
when five men, reportedly
armed with bugging and
photographic equipment, were
arrested inside the
Democratic o(fices tn the
plush Watergate hotel-apart-
menl com plex along t h e
Potomac River.
Playboy Row
• Judg~ Bars 2 Pictures
HONG KONG (AP) -"Why
ls It obscene !<> show people
makiDc Jove?" Atagistrate
John MUlar asked tbe prose
cu&or applying today for a ban
... two ISS11e1 ol Playboy mag· at1ne.
"You refer to it u copula-tion,11 Millar contlDued ... I re-
fer !<> It q ~ Jove."
The m&gfstnte re!uaod to
ban tbe two WuoO, but he or-
dered tbt polloa i. -· two )llctures -1111• MIO
at Ibo Seplemllar --rttllrDllc -......... I
lrnm whom they were seized.
Defense COUllRI Gerald de
Basto argued that the police
were "utterly out of tune with
the times."
"Films of the so-called 'skin·
flick' variety, which Stop short
of ob5cenity but show a great
deal or nudity and some eroti·
clsm are packed with Chinese
people for weeks on end," de
Basto observed.
"Hong Kong IJ a plaoe
where supply meets demand,
and It is lalflu.lllra in Ila
IJ>PlOlcb !<> ,.. u "' eveey-
tbJng else."
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' Irvine Company Keeps Annex _ Options Open
Ill t:Pll1111 IQUIG L. W-In a letter to Newport Beacll
11 ., - - -• *1or Donald A. Mclnnls dated Wedn ... U-lblDp <lwilt. the Jrtlne C-. day.
J1101 wm at Jeat ulc to amiex much of . ''lllstorkallY the COIDJllDY and the city
~ undeveloped ceaatlloo prvpertlel to of Newport Beach bave abared an .,,.
the cllJ of N""P"ft Beacb, a COIDJ>IUIJ dmtandlng that miiC!t-of lhls lerritor)'
ofOclal cieclared today. wguld apprpprlatety and ultimately lie
"I wish to rtalflnn the Irvine Com-·annued to Newport Beach,• Watson
Plll)"a Jong-lield and well-puhllclud pool· aald.
tlon with respect to any future an "I want to assure you that we will
nexalioo of our planned coDlD'J\llllty Pl'DP"" discuss in advance with the Newport
ertla llOUth of Corooa de! Mar," said Beach City Council any Mure change In
lrYinO ~ecutlve vice president ~ the company's biltorical pos!Uon on this . . .
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matter or vital and mutual interest,'' be
aald.
ill the ,I.tier Watson alao atrwed that
lbe company bas "not invited nor en=-
couraged the city of ln>tne to now con-
sider annexation of the same area."
SpeculaUon that the company mai ol-
fer ·the lucrative S.$-mile coastat stretch
to the city that 'hem it& name arose
alter NeWP,Ort councllmen Monday pul
any further consideratloo of the ao-
neution ••on tbe blc:k burner" for at
least a )'ell'.
A.ii·port . Dilem~a
The ~ve ]lOllUre by ....,:
cllmen, coupled with a atatemeot by
Watson tbe following morning ~ If
other clli., lnJUale anooutloa pro.
ceedingJ, .. that'• tbe.lr perogative,"
prompted the apeculatlon.
Wauan aald nobody should lnletprel
his remarks !hat way and be said he
didn't aeo the c:ouncll action by · any
means as a "rmal decision on the an-
nexation question.''
ll wu by no means a final decWon,
Mc!Mis, himself, lnsllted thll morning.
The council action Monday, taken
followlng the receipt of prellmlnary atalf
atudy that showed annuaUon would lie
prolltsl>le for Newport, wu &Imply to
pootpooe.any fllrtber consideration ol the
qaeat!on until the general plan Is llnlsbed
nezt year, Mcinnis sale!.
He &aid he dces nol expocl ibere will
lie any annexaUon attempts by Iha city ol
Irvine in the meantime -nor would be
fear them If there Jl!O.
"'!bat's their prtrogaUve," he said.
''However, that area is stllJ within the
apbere of Influence of Newport Beach as
filed with the Local Agency FonnaUon
Comm!Mlon a loog time ago.
"And the landowner would IUll have to
agree to annexa~" he sa id.
Mcinnis said be interpreted W1t.son1a
letter to hbn to mean that the company
is "going lo attempt to proceed wl.tb
development (of the 10,000 acres) while ii
is still in th& cowity, and keep its optlom open. __ _
"When any chance takes place, thOy'll
consider the effects on all surround!nc
cities, including Newport Beach," he
said, addlng 0 and that's aJI J can ask
them to do."
~ .... ~~'-Foes Address Grand Jurors Group
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Debater 1....,,•hon ·
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Scandinaviqi;i Airl.iner
• -Hzacke'd b -3,·croat,s · J .-.. t :Y"11; .. \, r. ~ _, •.
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'mhioE,, s~ <Wll. -n.r.e anntd Cro:lts hijacked a SCandina-Alrllnea System jetllner to this aouthem
6Wedl&h City ""1ay and tbrutened to
blbw up the llC9 and the IO persons
abolfd llll""8 Sweden re1 ...... seven
Qoats beld In Swedish jalll OD c!wlts
Including m1irder. ,
:l'b01h1Jack<" p°"' SWadtsh authoriUes
•lib! lioUn ~ the 'Croat& IDd.Oy them bf er to 1lalmoe In
S.UU.,.m Swedell ud aaldtt lbe dudliDe ~ met thn' would blow up Iha
Mned police ftlril)g 'llullelprool vests
... ~ aP 'positi-al the -atrpOrt "t l!Ut ,.away from the plane.
lt!cludlng the ,U-Croats, and a cre:or"il
foot wu flying from Goteborg to
Stockllolm oo a dome>tlc Olght -'liie
pilot radioed-that the alrcralt bad been
hijacked -the . llrrt hijacking for the
airlliie and the first In Scandinavia.
The pUot ,.ported that u.r.. men arm-
ed with pistols bad; talen over the plane
lnd·!Ot<ecl him to fly to M•llmoo's Bull-
tolta Airport. 'Ille plmM tuled to the
airstrip lar away from the 11-1 buildma. .
"It'• ~ quiet aroUnd lbe alr<;raft,"· an
anotH>lliclal al Bull\qlla tql~ lJPI bf lei~ "Nobo41 II mcMnt. The pasaengon a!ld u..· ...,. 1 are aflll ......_.._ r w . ·~· . ill Stockholm Premier Olaf Palme
IUnUl10lled an emtrgeDC)' meeting of his
.. _.to dJacun the hltaclera' ...........
By JACK BllOBACK
Of Ille Oll11--PUlt Steff
Dan Emory, airport noise opponent and
RoberNlresnaban, cou"1 avtsU.n.diJ'eo.
tor, locled horns Thuiaday be'lore Iha
0,ll!llL County Granc!· Jl!"W' ~
tion.
Bresnahan told of the'growth of Orange
county Alij)Or!°ffum µ;ooo jiasaengeii· 1n
the 1960s to 1,150,000 this ·year and bow
the airport operaUon had changed from a
burden on the taxpayers, to a se.lf...up.. ~
rtlng operaU.n showing a prolit today.
d the airport baa the best noise
the fac
in the naUon and that
restricted in
the coantry.
• Countering, Emory
a "new approach" to: the
-a "cost-benefit analysis."
"It takes a person from .Gai'del:i Gnmi .
. abolll IS 'minlltos 'lo< clrive 'to Orcigil
f:"IJ~~to~t '" • I ' "• ~ . '::-...: r:=.-:: ~:,J . die ..... sw..., ........ , I .. : l, ' <I '
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~ tbo e.i·Oi .'lnterfe!onm ·Kin Ml!Cbell'!J.'\'}l• a p#·~· ~:' • 'J I ' , .. , '
wtth spiecb!" he queried. "'la the -.~daJUt. te.a~ With Oi1lla . lllll!w•7 ·Patrol
zoDt of the a1rpprt, 11 lqUift ·miles m.. o(ficer· Xom Sapp to '.~~ out aato iinU4mof de-· '
eluding 30,000 residents of Newport · " : 1 • • • • 1 1 • ,
Yket It~ liMI Atllina A-ue la Cotla Mes,a. The CllP 'lllU die 1Me or1,1._ llllolJt 11M1r smog devices ' aren't· W()rldn( prip;rly! ' . · . ·
Belich (there ..,, 15.4 oq\laftl mll.S in 'all ' ·· ' .
*':~r~c~~· G.ran,.<·d. J.l.1".rv :.'In. dict-s :Seven stereo) to a total •of 20 hours a year each ~ J or 600,000 hours a year." ' · , r · ' • • '1 · · • , · · ·
·~~s~:i In ·,nugglng ~1 :.·w~le,.rg.·."~te
victims.u
Bresnahan coUnlerell · bJ ·pointing out. WASlllNGroN (AP)-A ,f...e,:al / f'and ' ..cl.ie'. of 1 ~ker and · a .self-described
that.the atate edopted an airport notse juiy · indicied ""'"' peraooa toctay .. on . 10!il!U'of' tottwle.'liilcl 'Vttiuto R. c;..,. law in 11"1 aJid that Emory ·was a charg' .. Of breailnflbto the DemoctaUc ' za1ez, a Ml&ljli locksmith alao deJcrthed · · . (See AIRPOR:r, Par• ZI Nalll!!lal-11eadquarters to_ steal clocu· as an aaaoolale of Barter.
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Coll.ege Bars
Nude Poster
CORAL GABLES, F1a. (UPI) -
••Haven't you forgotten
&0methlng!" Iha poster capUon
asks ablve·the rear view of a col·
lege couple dresaed Clllly In mortar-
board&.
The Unlvenlty of Miami &aid the
poster Wll IUppooed to remind
seniors to •hlv• their yearbook plo-
tum taten, and the aude man Ind
woman l<>ere only llmmlc!<J.
But Dr. Wllllam Buller, vice
pmldenl of -alflln, thinks lt'I in 11poor taste It 'thlJ time,"
Ind banned the poster.
ments and to inltall electnmjc l1ulf .to 1.Tbe· b~·'1! at the Watergate offices
Intercept le!epholl61nd'<l!'al·~ · of rlbe DemoCrallc-c>ommlU• was ilJ5.
tions. . · . . .cover4f. June.17, wDen tbe arrests were
The eight-count indictment was re--made. ,
lumed In U.S. District Court In Wuhina· The seven defendants were chal'Jed In
ton. (5ee earlier ltory, Page 5): · · · one · <X>Unt wltb· conspiring from Ji.tar l
The seven delendants toclude the five to1June 17 to use meiia1 means to obtain
men arrested ·at the Watergate Hotel on information from .DemocraUc headquar.
the morning OI the breal<'in,' G. Gordon ters.
Liddy, former• Cbun!el to the finance The m al rdln to t•· comml"-·1-the~-~·"~·~ tlie·n-, eg means, acco g ·~
-~ ~UUW•-·~ ~ c6n.s)iJracy doant' of the Indictment, In• electioo ol the Preslden~ and E. · How· (seO •GRAND .JUJ\Y, Pqe I) aid Html, a fol'nier White 'House·<omuJ. .
tanl described 'In lie lridlclment u a .
friend 'and U91lclale of Liddy.'
ll'he ~· named" lb the -lndlctment " are Bernard L. Blrker, 'I Miaml' rtaJ..
estste operator; James W. M<:Cord Jr., .
a fonb.er CIA em~oye who was 1 RCU-
rity COOIU!lan\ !or the Ntsqo.'"~Oll
committee al the Ume of hi& amst;
Eugenio R. Martinez, a notary ,publjc
who waa an emp!OY,e of~ier !Inn:
Frank A. SturgiJ, described a1 an 1•
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Ed Hirtk Named
To Be Chairman . . .
Of United Way
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Ed Hlrtll, former mayor of Newport
Beach bu been named chairman of the
Harbor Ar.. United Way campaign for
1972.
The oampalp gets. 11\lder way Sept. rt
with a. kJciofi breaklast at 7:30 a.m. al
ti). ,Bal~ ,Bai ~'11'· 'The b..&kr~ ta
Jqlnt!y IVO!llO!'d by, the Newp9rt ,llirl>or
8l'd eo.1-11.!.a. 'CbambO(I rif c.m-
Un!ted .. ,ar·:spokesm"' Mei;i'f\l:J'oJu>.
son said the 1972 goal for the Harbor A~a is ~000. Last year'• goal wu 1151 ,000, ol wb!ch 1447,000 was collected
during the campaign. . •
The United Way serves II voluntsry
.services agencies in the cities of Costa
Mesa , Newport Beach and Jrvlne.
ffirth has nained, as his city chairmen
Gen. Tom RUey, Newport Beach:
Streeter King, Costa Mesa, and J an e t Bur!On, lnlne.
Walter Gerken, president of Pacific
Mutual Life 1nounnce· Company wtll be
t~ speaker at the breakfut whk:b will
laUncll the fund rai11nJ oampalgn.
'Ille hiJa~ were belleved to be
....,ntJm of thO 'CrNUan \W•Mi• P!P "~ l>lew up ..1• YugOllaY a!rllber, over q(eclioolovatia cm a fllgbt fr o m
~.. to l!elll'8de lhia ~-All ·abOafd were killed except for a alt
l!o&leos wbO aurvl'lld • 3G,Olll foot fall Jn llie tallseclion of the plane. 'Ille DC8 jelllner with • ,._.... . Widow Tells oi Plight ..
'RObert Finnell, Placentia councilman
and f~ mayi)r WU re-elected preal-
denl of the Orange County League ol
au .. Thunday night.
,Named .for a one .year .term u vice
prealdent wu Robert ·Harvey, Cypress
councllman 'Wiid WU appointed to the
pOsl lut April when former Newpori
Beach ~ Ed Hirth waa def ... ted at
the poll&.
.«:eat
Weatller
P'lanners Meet
Qve_r _De,uity
A apectsl--un, ol tbe N~
'Beacb Planlllag Commilllf!ll \ /I
ICheduled for 7:111 p.m,-., In
aty 11a11. Tho -" to pthet puhllc Ol>lnlon cm pr"'*9d ~ O!idn>ll ~ Balboa laland. .
Comm""°"'ll are ooc.W. lllc a ,,_.1 Id cbanlle Ylrtually aD lots
.., t11a laland to t11a .... a.u -. '!hlch llmlta the lliil of dllpla
anlto. ~ Tbo ........ would be \o
all resl\l<Jlltsl -inc t!Ool ood evea ...,,. COIDllltldll prop-
erty Cll the bland. .
Al propoood, tbt ·-mt of 4uP1we wwld be llmlled to lllO
square leet. or -iourth tile lot
.. (up to 11111 _... loll), -...........
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Loneliness Drove Her to Dance Away $164,000
MIAMI (UPI) -II widowed mother of
three pll baa told tove1111pl.n bow
-dro~ her to dance away a
,111,000 AVinp account and wind up the
unpaid .....,, 1of an unwanted dance
~bt1nl Stile J..,,., W 1111 am
~ ~ ayml:cthetlcaily Thurs. ~::"~~¥~
"It could all be legal • • • ... mlshl
never -.. t them into court." Mn. Bo(lll aald be! p/bbfema be(ID In
.llC? -... moved 10 Miami whb her three ..... , , ,._ tl!o of thom .......
-.. W"tF1 to-)Ills I ~
clllb> le -Meitila. Al that ~ Ille &aid, her aavinp accollnl totallid
$1111,00I. •
Martin Nathan, Mn. Bolh'• atlonleJ,
Aid .... ..._ .... club_... llor
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to Iha Savoy c..tlnental Dance studlo,
where promoter& convlncod her abe could
-''the ~ kind of people bf -in& the waltz. IOI trot and rh1m1ba.''
Nathan uld Mn. Bosh &lined up for a
$35 IOI of -· U... a llO paclap, folloftd bJ .... '-deal and ......
up~ the dance -cbecU ...,..
la( from • to fl ,ooo ...,-, two -a.
"I wu looelJ," !In. J1ot1i told the prooocator. "11 Wll M llmpla u ,that-1
wu )ult looelJ, 'nlll'a.wby I kept golnC
blck."
For thll -· Natholl &aid, Mn. !qh ......i un &11&"\,• many u
rp. '' I !oc _. lor wtJ tlireo ,....; ,. .
!'lnally, wlieo &be had bqbl more dancllll ...... than ... oqukl ... In •
llfetllne; • -told ~ tllal 8-' Cootlneotal all1clalo convtnced~
to lloq the d\!b lor ~;a liiidll, Jiu&
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the $300 monthly cost oi telepbobe,bllls.
"It'• her dub," Savoy dance lnttructor
Mike Lombanlo told newsmen. "She
owua .Iha whole th!ngl and JI'• in her
name."
Lombardo aald, however, Mn. Bogh'•
nioothl1 paynlents, plus the club'• prof·
Its, iO to lllOther -he to Df'lle to poy• off the 111,000 · .,..,. of the club. r . ;
lje aid Mn. BOth received DO•lfal:&rr or di-lrOm thd dub .•
Lomll,rdo &aid Mrs. 1""h bind ' °'\her pa)'ll!enll and IUD ow 1,000.
. 'But we run il t tor btr,", Ldm1llrdo ~ "and ~t the rare W.'re going It will
be paid'Olf In alx montlia to a year. Then ·
&be can '"11•11 at a pmflt. '
'Nathan told the atate 'at~•· olllce,
however, that Mn. Bogh'• aa'ililp ..,. •
1,:.iof ,e~~ ~-=tu.'""'!
.mOdhJj SaClal 8eCurilJ' dlect. • • • •
ContinuJns for the second year ol a two
year term aa repreeentatlve to the state
leAsue ts Duane Winters, Fullerton F'"'°
c1lman. •
.~ ••PetetJ Fitld.inl. I en er 1 l
manqer ol Iha Orange County Tranlll
District, ~' qpooOd ............. . , t• Jll .... ~u-
lielWeen . tlle cllllr1ct and clllel lihlcb
have hem forwmled to tlle varloul ...;
munllltt, ' I '. , ,
~ will M:lude fuatallaUoo of ~ lllQ\11, olps, trimmfni of --' ...-ry1.uemptlO!I of'"'*t lrom traf. oc rqulauom where uec:euuy and tho., = of 11/ielterecl boa ~ lbr aenIOr
'l1le ~ will hold lli MX11 teneral
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C.oast -at least for the weekend. '
There wW lie night and lnorn1ng
low clouds and local fog with molll-
ly IUMY all<-Hlcht Jn the
low 70& with Iowa ID the 5Clo.
INSmE TOD~'Y
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lhe Ne!OpO'l'I Harl>or Art Jfv.
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THIS IS .AERIAL VllW OP HOAG MIMOIUAL HOSPITAL -A FAR CRY FROM 1952
Foclllty on lluff O..rlookl"I Nt..,,..t Harbor Still --nd 0 .... 1,,.
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AIRPORT •.. Hoag Marks Anniversary
member of the commlllnt which w· h E · o tl ........ 1,. d~~~:"l:!~~~i. •bout airport It xpans1ve U ~
ooilt and only 100 of !hole Dllganll live /. I
:::,. \!'"llano~: area d•t,ned by Twenty yws ~l'elelltallves of The t>oan\ of clirocton refiects lhe or-
Emo:, 'WU med wllat !he effect cm c:ommunlllol II • from Seal Beach l&inal lund ralsinl oolulloo, consisting of
lht county would bt U there wu no. · to ~-le I• m " blulf .. ven memben appnlnled 1>J the ir:i:-
alrporl Ha replled that ho ogroed u ..., ~ Newport Beach to dedJ: bytery, ..... by lhe Hoag Foundation,
alrpmLll.nec••U?-bul lhal It !!' ..,.. <ale•~ ~built~ lhe Or-three froo,I the.community at large, three . q--w!llioal Mun npemlon. Ha "".A,.. HO., ·Memorial Hospital coo-from !he medical Ital! and one lelecled eompand~!l!", ~ "v~-!\" ~ 1Lsled :it 75 bedl and bad • sfaH of us by the rtmalnlng board members, alrporl ~ ...... -· ~N ·-the ,_,Ital h 381 Presldlng Om' the board Is Newport
melnlpOlllM -"It lo reuooable IS:i:l''ii ~~'•• to '4,,f bedl. ~ Beach resldenl A. Vincent Jorgensen who
••-1 ,___ ""'""'" -•· llbould drive _,_.....,. --" ·~-took office three years ago on lhe re----•· _., ....,,,,. ,, -~ are 1,011 pbyalclam cm the•~ -Y· tl--ent of the original board chalC'-to Lor Anlolto cm thal bull, be '1'1•-· Lib many Orange Cout Institutions, ·~· rd
B-Pointed out Iha! ~~~ the holpltal bu llnlQled to keep up m~ .:'sti/:' !'!i~ ~al ~rt of the County Boon! of &Jprv!oorl ~-w wllb lhe rapidly erpandlng population, ~ mob anllallla oddltlonal lermlnal IP"'" . It wu lhe bralncbild of I b e Reva, coast's population growth II dlrectly •1-
delptle IU&hl .,.mo by federal •aencl• Raymond L Bralwm and o, Scoll MC> lributable "to Hoag Hospital, Since II ftnt
to addlllonal alrllnec, Farland of SI. Andrews Presbyterian opened j1a doors 20 years ago, 33,!0l
Tbt l'flll!Ol1 d!reclor beld out bope for Qmrch and !he Community J>resbyterlan babies have been born there and lhey
qultlor p1.-In Ibo Mun and offered Qmrch of Lquno Beach. are 111111 IUTlvlng •I a rate of oboul
to lab the Grand J11t1 AAoctot!oa mem-Members ol lhe preabyleiY, which cov· 1,000 a year, r.coordlng to llospital llaU..
beef' rli Polmdale to ..,.pm lhe era Orange County, rai..id lll00,000 lo tti::;,. moniha after Ho;.g's ~rs opened quietness~ Lockheed'• new 1..-1011 plane build the hospital But it wa1 discovered tn !151, ibe bolpJtal hid• =r'nc au:-
lrllh the Boelntr 'ms DOW beinl floWD out th.ti the <OSI estimates Wll'I -.Dy lllaey orpnJzed by nJne -
of <>range County Airport low, "'fund ralsen lilrned to lhe Gt!prle Today that ,...,. has g ' ici 111w,
Of-the 10 pemnl pmatt Tbundoy'el · G, Hoa( lmn!ly w!tlch agreed '!" match· '!1lese women serve lhe Ital, -Ito lhe hmcbeOll • replied to • quulllmalra lhe fundl, Thuo, the hospital• name, . by __,,..,. ty of
wbicli asked "Do 7"' favor the I""' Hoel Memori.I llolpltal-Preabyterlan. f!.lleli!i, .j;;;.;;" ,!i tea, the i::';
tlnued Ille oi Orani!• County Airport for -· gift shop and other patient services.
adequote commercial jet operations until Burglar Gets $96-Aloog with lhe increase in need for
a maJor-iel airport can be developed hospital beds there ha1 been an increue
....,.here?" In lhe needs for different klnclo of serv·
Thtrty-blr answerod "y!<'' and two In Panties, Bra11 Ices. 1n 1953 the hospital provided gener-
••no." al surgery, matem.lty and emergency
A burglar wllo pused up lhe usual type care.
Control of Land
Use Could Pass
To State level
LONG BEACH (AP) -COntrol over
land ... coul~ -from lhe Iccal lo lht
1tate level U decisions hannful to the e~
vironment aren't 1voided. said offlciala
•~I al lhe ,.rn1-annua1 general
assembl1 of the SOOthml Ca!Uornl•
Auoclatlon of Govemmenta.
John S. Tooker. dlrector of the atate'•
Office of Planning and Research, aald
Thll!'lday, "All loo often these (land use)
decisions are made in the absence of a
total understanding of the impacts in-
volved."
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of loot BOU~ in break-ins tnke into a Today. it bas a pediatrics unit, a mm-.
Costa Milla 'apertment shared by two tal health unit, intensive care unila and
young w«nen 'lhnciay and made oH cardiac care uni.ta a1 well u greatly ez.
wilh 1911 worth of lheir belongings. panded general care, wvlces.
• The victims, who live on Briatol street. Hospital officia!s aay a neW surgery
told investi(!•t\>11 ofllctn their combined ceoler wlll open this November., a rad!,
loes Included 45 )ia!n of pontles and 17 allon treitwnl facillty nm Jllll!!. and
tiru. the 11-story tower in November tm. ,
Cowboy Sta:r~s Likene8s ·
Still to Be Used by Firm .,
Hope.long CaSJidy Is alive and well on
thousand! of breakfast tables in lhe San
Joaquin Valley.
One of the last uses of the famed
cowboy character image made immortal
by actor William Boyd, a Dana Point
resident who died In South Coast Com-
munity H91pitaJ Wednesday at age 77,
will continue.
Boyd's portrait has been featured for
20 years on milk cartons marketed by
Producen Dairy Delivery, Inc., o1
Fresno. 1
"We're not roing to discontinue It,''
uya Lmy Shehodey, owner of lhe firm
and oloo a close perOOIUll friend of Boyd
who began locally 1ponoortng • Hopalong
Casltdy televtslOll w!e& 11 yws qo. '
Tbe one-hour movie rm.ms were ID
pojrul.r that Shehadey wned the reputa·
tlo~ In 1168 of 11polll!Oring • TV show
longer than any other busiDtssman in
America.
Shehadey said his friendship with Mr.
Boyd began as the result of that bu!lness
relationship, adding that he mi&ht
possibly revive Hopalong Cauldy fllml.
He aald many parents of youngsters
among consumen or 100,000 cartons of
millt pradueed per dAy with the Hopolong
CWlcty portnil Ila'" urged H during re-
cent months.
· The ....., wu ol lhe lop of the ra\lnp
In lhe ~ Joaquin Valley durtni Ito It).
plu• )'Un M the OCtt<n.
Shehadey said he bu ncelved more
than 11111 telephone calls in reooit monthl
.ond !he rate ihot up -'lloyd'1 death
revived publlclty •bout tho cle111>llvlnc ·
wutorn pd 1111,
A vlrtUal reclllle In rectOt yean due to
IU-ud qe, l\fl', Boyd and hJI wilt of
:15 YWI, Graeo, dl'lldod thtlr Uiit1
between bomu ot Stool Dana Slrand, '
Ilana Poln~ ud Palm De1er1.
Ht llllally .....,.btd to • comblnollon
of Part!Non'• DIRaa ond ccngmlw
heart lallure, while bit be•lll .........
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been oflected by a 1911 bout with cancer,
"He was a high-caliber man and I'm
certainly sorey he's gone," Shehadey aakl
Thur!day ol bis loogllme friend.
Once a Hollywood playboy, Boyd ,,..
destroyed -literally -In 193' wben a
New York actor by the aame name WU
arrested amid acandal and o n t
newspaper erroneously ran the Wat
Coat actor's picture.
CofC' s Problem:
Sending Check
In a Postcard
How do yau enclose a check 1n a post
card?
That's a new problem facing folks who
.want to atttnd the Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerce's annual Get A~
quainled barbecue Wednaday •I Bom-
mer Canyon.
The party was first the subject of .,....
fusion over the time it'• auppolfld to
star\. The Oyer 1ent to cllamber
members •llllOllllCiJW the annual •vent
listed one set of llm,. ,.. coclllaila ud
dinner, and \he l'eSmlalion form lilllld
another .
Chamber dirf!Ctor Jock B a rat 11
clarlfled the allwlUon -coc\lalll •I &
p.m., dinner at a p.m.
Now lhllt thal'1 tlralihtened out,
cliamber members can turn tholr 111-
tenllon to Ille problem , of maklnC
mervallono for the f7 dlmw by mall
The fonn 1eiif lo -tliam h'olll tho
chamber of1Jce1 lo a pqtl eard marloed • tollow1: r
"Plew r11em -ticUta ·to aa-1
INal cet i:r.:1""" portr 111 " ,..
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Victorious
At Citadel
SAIGON (UPI) -Soutll -
-ua1., -throwers qalnol the Jul pocket ol Norlb Vlelnomae
realllooce -.ptured the Clllllury-old
Quaor 1'i CilJ Cltadtl jutl -. dark
lodly, U.S. and South Vlolno-.
mllltatr ~ tald
The v!dory wu the tirealell lor Saigon
since the Communlstl launched their
sprtn1 oHenatve M '.<arch IO,
UPI nportor Ted KU1T111 entered tho
Citodel •t noon 'lburtlday and wu told by
an Allied officer. "Nothinc short or an
act of God could get us out of tbat
Citadel DOW."
Then, In • d•Y of Dlbttrc with air and
artillery su_.i and with lhe marlnea
moving inch by inch acrou the red clay
floor of the IG<lcre Citadel, ill fall was
announced. •
DArLT P&ft ..... llr ,..._ .,_.._.
UPI <Ol'CHJ>Ondent Dorney Selbert,
aho at Quang Tri, Aid the end come
after the l1W'ines brought up two Dama
throwers or al1ll<ll'Od cm UJd burned !he
NOrtb Vietnamese eoldien from bunkers
atop the 19th Century fortress.
Its grayish 20-loot wan. of dirt and
otone defied all but laser-guided "llllllrt
bomba" during two monlba of siege.
HERO ALOERETTE (LEFT! CHATS WITH MIKE ANO JERRY BENNETT
A Boy is Saved and a Compony Rewords Ono of Its Employ111 -·
Capture of the Cltodel gives an Jm.
mense boost to SOuth Nietnamese morale
and could leod to l'llCllplurt ol all of
Quang Tri ' Province which President
Nguyen Van Thieu ordfnd rttabo by
Sept. II,
Bero Honored
Youth Who Saved Boy Given $500
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w eStminster Terry Alderette, 19, saved 7-yeal'<lld
Michael Bennett of FQW>lain Valley trom
drowning SepL 5 · waves Pair Get Dewy breaking • ·-Newport Harbor jetty, leirUled boy over to the
Harbor Patrol and did not tell 1111yone
In Arraignment , ·i:i~b:'°:' boy's gra1e1u1 lather
Attorneys 1or · former. Weslminoler traced Alderette throuab bis boat
mayor Derek McWbinbey. a.a City plan-registration numbers and lnVJled him to
ner Tad JU~ta today were pied 1 dinner to tbanlt him in peroon, Aldentte
-...el: delay of the Oronge Counly refused, · -
Superior Court ll!Ta!gnment of the two But despite bls modesty, he bu rectiv·
men oo mulUple cliorges including grand ed recocnlllon.
theft UJd bribery. A part-time t111ploye who operates lhe
Judge William Murroy deferred act~ Irvine Litter G<lter boat in lhe llarbor,
on allegations contained in a Grand Jury Alderette met newsmen 1bunday to
indictment to Oct. 4 without comment. have hi! picture take.n with Michael,
Both men ore free oo btlL Michael's father, Jerry Bennett, and
Defense attorney Al Stokke and beth Irvine Company olficiala.
dtfmlanto refused to comment on And while pbolognlpbm mapped pl<>
charges slemmlng from the Grand tum, be waa surpr!Jed with· • '500
Jury's probe Into lhe Mlle Squore Pm acbolanb!p banded to him by Irvine
leasing sllu&Uon. Co!Qpany offielala Albert J, Alltr ud
It io alleged •plnsl them that lormen Bob Imnon.
Gtorie and Molo Mural were ordered to With a wide grin, the ulounded hero
poy '11,000 in br!beo !!Ibey-to re-saiil, "-, '1Clt , , , you're· ldddinl.
taln U>e W Mlle 8q110A PFk..,... t11Q' Thuib a lol."
bad formed 1UCC0111bU7 fl!!-: f'Pl'-lie -m to .., ,be bad --· McWhlnney, <CJ, of IM> ~Ave~ to •qall pon.time ICbool-k at llabta
aDd' Fujlli, IJ, of 7242 l!ockmoat .A-re.. Ana , Collep for lock of lundL He hu
are accuoecl of eompllelty In ·a pie thit alreacty eamed ooe-lhlM of hls lDI•
produce4 a 111,0llt ..... ...,..... from , dergra<Nale degree and say1 be now will
Georie Mural, . resume bls marine blology studlea •I
The !ndlctmenl prepared offc' Ill Long Beach Slate.
witnemea testified. ai., llatel that Murai 1'Thls ts more than I can ever imagine.
wu ordered 1o PIY a tm1ber $6,000 in the You know,. anyone would have done it
fonn of a checl< to bt mode ~· to (saved Ml<bael), • the S...la Ana youth
county Supema--Boltln,., ..,,,. said,
palgn fund. , , , He recalled noticing Michael allemat ..
ly dogiJlddling and thrashing In Ille
waler about 20 feet away from hia boat
near the wt jetty.
Because of an off-shore l!oplcal storm,
the wavea , were larae end ~ _.
bad .,.epl Michael into lhe woter from
atop !he aranlle jelly where be bad -,
plaYinl with on nlder c:oosJn, '
"l didn't have time to think about tbl
dan&er," Alderette recalled. uWbm I
saw him go under, I knew I bad to .-
him fut or It would be WO lala • • • 'l1lo
liOata nearby were loo big -to get -·
UJd lhe people on lhe jetty would hl•6
been in lhe ..,,,. poaltton u M!cbael.''
FromP .. el
' GRAND JURY •••
eluded placing wlretapo and other -
veillance devices in the beadq-
wlth lhe "°"verallom tronamltted to a
room In !he Haward Jo1m1oo -
Lod(e """"" the alreel lrom'the Wat...
,... o1 .. ltn• CoiMaln dOeumenlo oiiiJ pa-' ~~lph!ng-.. '":
" Stamp Club Forming
Two Laguna Hilla real-ore piaJ>,
n1ng to form a stamp club al1ll give col-
lectors an opportunity to trade, buy or
auctloo stampo at informal meetings,
Anyone lnlerelled can call Mr, or Mn,
Lawrence Hill ti 1516-0'/02,
.·ARTlFACTS By HENREDON
• SOMETHING NEW FOR THE CALIFORNIA LOOK.
NOW ON DISPLAY AT TED von HEMERT, INC.
,7-1. NEWl'ORT BEACH e
nli WISTCU" DIL,
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Great Waste of Time
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Ooota Y-'• Imago ss a clty with efficient cllJ
aooemmont llllffers oerlously from a trad!Uonll bog that
ula1a bet}oee• the plinni.og commission and the dty
COllllcll.
"Ibe problem b that planni.llJ commlsalonera aeem
to meet every other Monday nilbt for no appanint
...-other than to act ss a 1"4fer j>elween councll·
men and homeowners or developerL
Unlike their conterparts in man:, other cities, Coats lie.. planni.og commiAloners are only empowered to
make recommenclalions, not final decisions. Councll·
men jealously guard that right.
'Ibis means thst an,one coming before the plan•
-Ding commiaion witll an application for a zone variance
or rezone ap~llcatio11. must plead his case all over agai.o
the following week _befoni the city councll.
The council's failure to delegate au\hority. results
In a colo ... 1 ivaste of time for everyone -planni.og
commissioners, developers, and city councilmen. -Some major developers have already spotted the
planning commission's powerlessness and IJ>ilke only
token appearances, reserongtbeir detailed pnisentation•
for the clty-council.. . .
Thls raises the question of why there ls any plan-
ni.og commission at all, if other than for Ille dubious
reason of coolin~ tempers on controversial issues befoni
Ibey reacll lbe city council. .
Per)Japs the intereola of Coats lolesans woqld be
.. rved &otter by simply doing away with the planiitng
commission, lbeniby reducing red tape and adminlslra·
live costs. ,. ·
The other alternative ls to let the planning com·
mission mate final dedslon1, subject to appeal "" tho
C011ncll level. 'Ibis ls the pattern establlsbed by most
-other Oranke Cowlty munldpallUes.
It would ll'pear prudent for Ibo dty council to reo
serve its energy and time for matters ol areater im-
poriance thsn setback questions and partJnc problemr.
NJ matters are now, one can only conclude that the
council bu no filth In the decision of Its own ap.
pointees. If Ibis Is true, the planning eommiuion should
be eliminated. If. It isn't, it abould be empowered to
mate decisions.
Cullm'.al Event for Mesa
South Coast Plaza's BriUsh Expo '72 certainly should
keep the cash registers ringi.og at an accelerated pace
in the shopping center Sept. 28-0ct. 8. But it also is
truly a t'llltural event from which the people of Costa
Mesa will benefit.
The $7So,000 promoUon ls actually being staged by
the British ·government In an effort to improve its
traditional excellent relationship with the United Stales.
South Coast PlaZa;s role in brlnl!lng the Expo, norm·
ally shown only in world metropoli, lo Costa Mesa is
not coi.oeidental. It represents two years of hard nego-
tiations belw~n Plaza manager G<!ne Robens and the
lop echelon of the British government.
. The. plaaa, rlgh\fully so, will enjoy the fruits of Its
labor by allracti.og more customers. But so will Costa
Mesa's residents, wbo for the first time will have an
event of international significance In their hometown.
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' . Bleak °'"'f'.k_ .. to~· B~k Panthers 'A. Recurrent Battle Not · War
Olymp.ics -Tough . Time_·:.f.Qr .~ugjtives~ F(lzza:~r_?f~'!~t · ' at Panther fugiUve 1 crinilnali holed up in leaders. Cleaver and Newton have been -
Algeria -sonoro.,Jy posing as the D,QiJJERT S AT.I.EN venomoualy feu~ for .. veral yeara • Internatlonal section ol the Blac~ .o; •
Panther Parly-ls having a toug)l tim• _ _ · . · OBVIOUSLY, Angela doesn't comider flndN ..,.,uier cozy sanctuary. • •· _. - . ,_ 1 Cleaver to be the right kind of Black
Tl!eY are being blunt!)' eold.,bouldered -sbe. 11-~-acting as emissary for the Panther. He may proleJS lo be a "revolu·
by Libya and Gu!Ma. olber Black Panther fugitlvea who ate tlooaey," but apparently Is DOI her type.
Altbou&h both . couolri.,, c a 11 wanted oo ~ea ran&lnl from murder I Every Panther holed up In Al(eria bu
themaelvea "revoluli!x>arY" and make a to llkyjacklng. · a criminal nconl. Following are es·
big show or utend-, , Evlclentlyl a.av", the ae11-de!ignal!G amplN: ,
Ing l!OtpltaUty to • bead <I ·the lnternilUonal sectioo, is lot-Donald Lee Cox, Clbariied With murder;
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To the Editor:
Have we seen enough on the Olympics
to recognize we lost an ideological bat·
Ue?
Jn the Letters to the Edllor column Were you •bocked al bow the judges from the Comnumlst . countries bloc
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recently, I saw the suggutlon by a voted fot their ideological brother!, while ·
reader that !hose TV Wesleqls lhould IOllle ol our own winning conlellants put Letl<T• from rc0Jl1ro are wel<.,,.., '
employ "true-bJooded Ainericln Indians" us down by intematlonaJ standards? Normallr torikrr 11iould convtu their mllilailt.o and dllai· linl ~ atllor • Pa6lher members like Nalbaalel J~ Bumi, aiao known u
11---clenll on .the run, catt.-ol. t1*~ ~ -Se1:ou Odiap, -....nt.d-for attempted
tbelr authorllarlan With ~ • !Jbya and murder; JArry Neil Mack, charged-with
' ~-·-. Ibis o•·-ptca WU an ·-•••j. rr/ff"'llU "' ~ wordl "' ,.... TM to PD•:lrn~ · ·•"""'~':r. ~--".:" ·au--~, naht 'l>:.op!jdl .. •·i.l--io-flt-opae.-
The reader . complained that ""' ~on -•-"' po "" 00 •. ,._ or · ·~"""'°" llbtl I It ,.,,,,..cl. AU
, ~ rulers are empbltl-Guinea the doer, their ouU"l!k ,.c:amplracy to CODUtlll ~and murder;
cally evlndnjJ no de-II bl J!lllain In Algeria, they ¥icba,i, Ta~ Wllilect for the same of·
sire to have IOI part will be 10 1ncr...mg1y onerous fem.a.: . •
'
ol lhe Panlbe!t° who restrictlclU; n,i,;. of the Communist The Algerian eovemmeol says It Is 1Ull .
have wom out their coontrlel wlJI have them; and they face delibera""" what to do about the two we=• •-"re...i111...,·-·" • '•erla.l '--"-""' the """ · ~ _, ._ cerlaln .;...,,.~.ent II y ntum to groups of Panther lkyjackers in their t~ the "inllde .1"UO!) Kalhll!en ••-us , ......... The $15 millt ,..._ ·~-· Cleaver, wtfe of Eldridge Cleaver, is In ~ · · c-_,. · Oil _, esw•-
the U.S. lrytnc lo make a deal for bis from U.S:airlines bu been returned, but
return to caJUotnla wtlhoul iolng to jail WHAT HAPPENS nest remaloa to be nomtnally still pending Is Ibis country's
asaparol,vtolator. . , .,seen. ~~.forlhetrutradlllcnlolland~ Cleaver has written Angela Davia, now Q;u1-1
touring RusSia U I dis!IJ!IU!tbed Manis!
revolutiooaey, aaklng her to 10 lo bat for
so PAR SREliu !Olde no headway.
Authorities are firmly tnsilting that
Cleaver. oneUme Panther minister .of in-
fonnallon who orpnlt<d the lnlerna·
tional Section as a grandiose .pose after
fleeing to Al(eria, -co back to.iail to aerve out his lime 1or ..... u11 witlflntent
to commit murder.
SljplUlcaoUy, Mrs.· Cleover II con-
....inc berlelf only wt!& the affairs ol
her' ball-.Jwnl>inr• fltlbond. ApJ>ltODU,
him • aa a loog .. uffertng "political
prisoner."
Cleaver wanu Angela to uae her Jn.
fluence to "mobilize world support" for
bis "right" lo return to the U.S. to lland
trial without baying to go to jail. AltboUib the clarling of the Pantben ill
the U.S., Angela ha1 ICnored Cleaver ·-
who Is al ~ ocldl with Huey Newton,
Se!. ·J:.ch for Ne~
' -~
• By i RRY 'ooLDBERG pensive J'Olllpelltive programa which
~ ....,, .._. have Utile grounds for aupport outalde
~CliAMEN'ro -The two major the ego satisfaction brouibt to aome ad·
publid, Y:IUPIJOl'led. univenlty syatems in minlstrator coming up with a high box ocore like aome Fuller Brush aa1eaman caJUornla an leoJine up for a pair of whO bas maintained a blah 11les averaie
maalvo and· upellltve propagaoda J during one pay period or another.
forla th ob!ain1-aladeoll. The current CUmnUy the state college and
drop in potenlial llludenls meam the univenily adminlstraUoo II ....,.U,
bJ&ber ecluCllllon people IJave. to find a ,.tng ovet plans for a -new ad-
way to boml the -_.illoo or ministration llullding In Looi llucb only
lhQ :rn!Cht have to cloae the lnlllllltioaal a llooe'1 throw from the Queen Mary.
cloon or at leul dnlp omne fancy trap-It'• probably helter than the .._tve
pinp. • suite ol offices tt bas been leuing on w-yl'!, .a.major elfon ol lbeoe es-Wllablre Boulevard In Loo Angeleo the
peDlion drives ii aimed at procaring past several yean, but before tt'1 over
studenll from out ol llale and .... out the COii ol the new ltruclure may be
ol the O<JUnlty at a lime l'lml bome even more !hap the Q u e e n •
grown caJUan.ia aladenll cali'I even Adminialratora have 101111 dlllaale for
make ft lnlo lbt1!1lldlll ~-41 "UCLA locatlnl state governing body offleel on a
with ii.I apelllive a<:aeJ,mlc fDtum aunpua tn aome old builclillg no 1-danlltnc alonC 'f« mllel lnlo lhe bllla ol adequate for ciaaroom acjlviU11.
1\'.ealwood.
THE ~ 'luJll1lnc
public bas to ·..., daarly 1 ... -...
---•COMT
TllE BVILDING ~srtm -DOI l\qp with the new aclminlltrallve
bullclinp. There II a canalant drive by all
the campuaeo -no matter •bow fallertnC
the enrollment -or quality ol educotlon
-to obtain more baH•inp, .,.-1
-and """' espano1 .. equipment ill
orde< lo co:npeta wtlb -·· -eol-~at Yale,,Dortmoutb or SIJppery
Bock.
Fer llWl1 :JUrl the Lqlalalare bu
~the -ol -m:= the
-Illy -ol a.c-"' lo complelol1 lpwe · lb a
... "' equally -= ....... lls _... •••''rWDdclDllCI-. ,. ....DD our ..;..pooWon o1
--·cs' --Iha~__..,,, tbroa1ll the Dllrw
.......... -ol biper lmDID( have ....,,,.ed .. ., -cslbl dodP
..... Iha ,..,.. walebdac --n. -.... 41 Maco!• .... -..,.,.. •• ,,,sd..._lflllm' a_ lo .... _ la ..... lo ..... ;
larpr a"* ....... polalOll -
RECENTLY, the skyjackers have Dot
been aeen around the Panther compound
oulalde ol Algiers. Exactly what tbls
means la ~wn.
With the Boumedienne government
making multl-l>illlon-dollar oil and cu
deals with U.S. -•Ilona, It clearly
wanta to get rid o1 the Paotber sk;r·
jacken in one Way· or another. How
that's heiJli -remalm lo be oeen.
Students
Uoos dhcted lfom the population
c:mten •of Loi Angeles, San Diego and San Franciaco. .
The real aolullon would be aome aorl of
eleded body I« the llate Board or
Educ:allon and a super Board of lll&her
Educallon aJao 1rilh elected memben. It
.. ~ the -ol the publJc ml&hl -
ncelYe ..... -"""1derallon 11 lbe _,,..... lmew111ey laad lo anlWW to the
voter ca. Ol"Olioa. • ~
CURREN'n.Y THE bJCbly crowded
campusea such u Cal, 1-Beach state
Uolvenlty, San Diego State UO!venily,
San J-Slate Uolvenity ,Ind UCLA ro
to a creat deal of trouble to.avoid fllllnc
1C1De ol the more urpnt commlllllty
neecll. The lead~p aloo pl quite
11""81 wl>ea the community dam -!loo any. par\ ol lhetr aCtlvltla.
,..bapo a new form of acadtmlc
-• -wblcb -It JIOlll-bte far lite COllUlllllllty lo decide jUll
what kind ol an acadomk: _..., ii
waotl. Too oflen the lllabHlber of learn.
Inc .. ..,-far a commuolty bu no1
llayeci ill a COIMlllllity IGll( enough to
evaluate llaoeodlo
Dear
' Gloomy
Cua
Qty --• are nmnlnf 1t1 lat. 111 nplarly thal they moy • ...a !brow away the c!cq and Just • t11ti colendar. -W.R.N. . -.......... ,.... .......... .. __ ......... . ... .......... _ ... ....,, ...
• . '
W uni " rea1· ._,..:.1 acale. Communliu effecuvel)' ~ • ,.. ..;, ... esterns are " air" .to ·•~, the Olympiad' to show that their lll'.llem• • le™" mMt jwcl~• #Qnanor< cmd who coulcl play such Is better or at leas! helter or~ than mal!lpg addrcN,, but, ...,.., ""'11 be
rolea more "authen-1 the Fr w Id · · tolthllfld on <1qt111I ll ouffjdoftl tically" than white ' ee 0~ • re{U0ti U Cppcrenf. Pottty smu not h
meri wearing brown THE OLYMPIC vlctorle8 of the Iron publtlMc!. · •
paint. 1 Curtain bloc symbolize our defeat in ··
'llliJ ls a recur-recognlzlrtg the responslbWtiea o f u1 tba\ Jree 1t)llelel, without poUUcal
rent fallacy about freedom. The cc,oupuni.sts have a simple clout don~ win the jlldcement calla.
the 11ature of acting, message: ''Do your best for your country We have lost a battte. can we aUord to
and it is surprising -or you'll wish you had ." Our message lose the war?
bow many people tie.. , Lt ·much more complex and we seen to "' LYMAN s. FAULKNER
Ueve It. 'But, in truth, , lack effecUve spokesmen.
· all acting is lmitatioo and bu nothing !O • The Rusouos and the East Germana .Ql••raceful Beha.,lor
do with the bac~d ol the actoi:. went all out to find the moot talented To tlie ~'or·. . • kidS and taught them to know the rules
IP WE uiaE the real Indians , for -!hen fixed the organlzaUon ahd the I would ·ke lo see Vince MatheWI and
Westerns, should we hire 8 Teal Venetian ju'l'. They espect lo win bigger by put-Wayne Collet, who represeoted !he
Jew for the role ol Shylock a real pros-ting "' down furlba' In Im. Our best Uolted Sutes of America at the Olympic
tltute for the role of Sadie 'Tllompeon In aW.lel have DOI competed becauae they Games In Germany, punllbecl by our
"Rain," real murderen: for Pae parts of. are professional, yet by ~ standards, good Neiro cltlzerui for their disgraceful
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth! most · cmununlst Olymplani are pro-behavior In not respectlnc our flar and
feuional. natJonal anthem. Acting ti a craft.. which captures• Ibo Evidently, U-two disgraceful cbar-
11Plrit o1 a fictional person, and the MANY OF OUR BEST amateun, ill actero wanted to represent N-
modern American Indian may be as far !Nuketball al lull, decided It waan'l lm· only, a .perfect esampl• of racism. removed from the llJliril of Silting Bull u portanl lo them to even ,.,.Uclpate. Our
today's Kentucky bunter is from Daniel pJayera ·were '~eel lo playing our • ' WHY cAN<T TREY respect U,.
Boone. There is no such thing as rules. American. Negro cilisens who are proud
"realism" in the theater, or in any other wey not 1tart back by ~g our to be Americans? r am sure they are try ..
art. • pnle rules to match the 01,ympJc iules? .ing to lower the impreaslon of our feUoW
.And' put .up a flgbl lo 11)8k• !be Olympic bllct' clUzen. If they want lo represent
THE· MOST MEMORABLE Lincoln or rulea·aimllar lo ours? If we especi'.to.>wln Negroes only, they should not enler any
our lime bu been portrayed by a Can• In· the Ol)'mplc political ilttlul, we ml&ht national conte•l.
dlan, Raymond Massey. The most shock· try ·esplalnlng the mponalbWlles of 1'hls ls racism In the highest d-
ing monster from outer llJlllCO has been democracy and tta aclvantag., over the . aJ1d lowest form of ciUze nsblp.
Interpreted by Boils Karloff, a quiet and other syotem. The Olympics have ahown L. NIELEN
highly proper Brltoo who cultivated
l'Olebusbes. And Helen Hayes, who ls 11
Amerlcao u bad apple pie, made ao ad-
mirable Queen Victoria.
Such • list could be estended almost
Indefinitely. ill fact, ao arcument could
be given that real Indians would make
the wont poasible stoge Indians, just as
real gangsters couJd not conceJvably give
us the essential characteristics of their
calling 11 cbltltngly u Hwnpbtty Bogart
or James Clgney.
IN FURTHER proof or lhil,, when
Hollywood baa made the mistake of hir-
ing 1enutna prize lighten lo play
lbelDJelves In rums, the result haa
almolt always been a fiasco.
The parados of acting II that the fake
often teems more real than the real -
!or all drama la an artilldaI hel&htentnc
of reality. ·
U the Indians tn TV Westerns are un-
convinclnJ, It u DOI because ,they are
palet.cu but becaUJe they are bad ac-
ton who couJd not Af "How!" in any
lancuage and make us believe them. •
Quotes
cu,ar W. W.-.,r, DhcW, U.S.
(If&. ol Mu_.i ud llMpl, 111 a s.. ,.__._"My .... feelina
II that the ""*-~ almpl)'· wiD not ac:apt a taa lDcreaae when they .,.
not -convlDc:ed theJ an ,..1Un1 their tnonoY'• wwlh for the lases they an
alrtld1 pa)'lllg."
Ted A. Brlt•e•, Sa Fr11cl1e•
tt-r -"The more things YfOl
don'I do !hat JOI want lo do but ouglll not
lo do, Iha lonpr .1"" will live DOI to etllo)' -...........
•
'Managing Our F orest,s
hdustrlal Nen Review
A mere choice of words can sometimes
Influence tti, reaolutlon of highly Im-
portant lsluu. A brief pamphlet publish-
ed by lbe National F!J'esl Produ<ll
Alsoclatloo sbowt bow the w o r d
11clearcuttlng" bu bad an 1ncalculable
Impact on the Important 'l"" ol natlonil
forest manacemeot policy. ,
M the pamphlet point.I out, "clearcut.
ting" is • foreat manaremenl practice
that bas quite ao -Ile effect from
what many people believe. The practice
could more 1ccur1tely be termed .. even,
aged management" or "regeneration.
cut". For clearcuttlng 111 menllal to the
perpetuation of some or the naU00'1 most
lmJ¥>rlanl ahade Intolerant tree specle9
such as Douglas fir lodiepole pine,
Southern pine and many brclwoods.
LONG BEFORE man began harvesting
trees, nallft practlced the -ruthl ...
forms or clearcutt.ing -windstonns.
fires and other natural catastrophes. Had
it not done ao, there woute have been no
room for !he birth of new forests. Well-
manased clearcutling limp!)' usurea
lbat there will be a contlnulng rotation or
prime forest corps. Clearcutling, u
practiced by man, Jiregerves lbelo
resources and protects the environment.
The pamphlet polnta out: " •• ,.the by.
products of nature'• 1cleareuttlog' bad
neither economic -environmental value, and In D:i.any cues proved
catastropblc. For esample. a natural
'clewcut' created by !he -Jo forest
fire a century aro ill Wllcoosta killed
aoqie 1,500 people, consumed 1 town and
destroyed 1,2711000 ICl'el ol llmber."
Clearcutting u pracUced by tod&T•
fortlt Industry, speeds the _.11on
-and ... teets -and wildlife at the same lime. It 11 lrOolc that
maoy eovbuunentaltota -the meaoing ol tile word.
G . ' .---------Bg eorg·~· -"------.
•
Deer Georie: ~--lcir'I
My wife nap me constantly ~ -~ Out· NA~ OllT
aboUt never lalllnc fler _BOYWbert. Will, at least It ;..,... ...,. ,_..,
She u driving me null aooul taking , about JOU never laklttc her her: dining and dancln(, I don'I anywhere. . .
wart to 10 · 1o IOllll Elltpld (S.nd :ro11r te Goorp
lllgl>lclub, bul she nap, nap, nap. and face llfa -1 • ali' ol
Do JOU lhtnt we ahould p -a coofldenl ~.) •
... • DAILY f'IUIT §
McGoyern ·aaims
Nixon's Hiding
Kissinger Meets Two ·Reds
U,IT...-...
EasgWlnner
Jack Hendrlckaon, 55,
is the people's choice
in TombsW!le, Arlt. He
not only won t b is
week's primary ele c-
lion for mayor on the
Democratlc party, but
also captured the Re-
publican nomination
\t:·ough write-In bal·
lots. Hendrickson also
disclosed his campaign
f u n d s, declaring he
spent $80.
Black VD
Experiment
May End
WASHINGTON. (UPI) -A
governmenl advtaory panel
aayslt may asl: the Public
~.i.. Health.Service.to abandon ex·
perlment.s lnvoMng bladl: men
IUfftrlng from u n tr ea t,e d
oyphllls.
Tlii!-aurviVlng participants
ol the •ll!dY begun In 1932, In
the Tusk/gee, Ala., area woUJd
)e 80 to 90 years old now,
panel chairman Broadus
Nathaniel Butler said.
Butler, president of Dillard
Ulilvtrslly In New OrtWIS,
, said the panel believed tllero
coold be vWJ little benefit In
continuing the project and Jt
could be burdeosome. to .....
tiQn_the_men JJOlf iba\I& jhrlr
roles In !be aperlments.
But Buller Aid tbel'e wu a
pomb!llty that aurvlvon of
the dtaeued men might be
considered for compensation.
McGOVERN said a White
House review board to advise
the president and muster
public opinion against ~·ex·
cessive price and wage In·
creases" should be establis&
ed:
The candidate aald In his
speedi that the federal
govermneot's effort to held
down wages and priCes under
hla plan would center on the
"firma:, marketa and wage
contracts wbk:h contribute the
most to inllaUon."
While it was Nixon's
economic policies under attack
by McGovern today, it wu the
Prelldenl's campaign style
that has continually drawn
criticim Jn recent days.
"I la.ow he's hiding." the
Democratic · presidential can-
dJdate said ~ "He'• ilrllTof peopli:"He~ ilrala-to
take bJs cue out onto !be
public platform. He's afraid to
go on television in joint ap-
pearancb.''
'Demoerat Overklll'
Dow Says Bugging
Indictments Near . ..,_
WASHINGTON ~\,'Pl) -
!!<publican National C!alrman
Rober! Dole today predlct.d
-indictments early next week
by a federal l'and jury in-
vestigating the brcak·ln of
.. Democratic headquartera.
But Dole 1 1 I d the
Dam Bill
Approved
WASHINGTON (UPI)
President Nixon has reluc--
tantly signed into law a bill
which requires the secretary
or the Anny, throllgh the
Corps of Engineers, to start
safety impectiOnt of daDl!
throughout the United Slates.
He said the bill was marred
because It was enacted hastJ.
ly, because the cost af the ~
gram may ntn as h!Ch as $100
million and because such safe-
ty is basically a responsibility
of the slalts.
Under the legislation, the
Army secretary must report to C.Ongress on his progreu on
or before July 1, 197l
Democratic party was "trying
to make an issue oot ol really
nothing" by Injecting the fn.
cldent into the presidential
campaign.
Dole said five men accused
ol carrying out the b.-.ak-in
and alleged bugging of the
.Democratic offices were ac-
cused of 14Very serious
crimes." Re said thole in·
volved "should be pros-
ecuted." He dld not give the
source of his predictions of in·
dictments early ne:r:t week.
But the Kansas senator said
Democrats were guilty of
"overk ill ' in trying to make
the case a key campaign
issue. Insisting no one in the
top echelons or the GOP were
involved in plotting or finan-
cln~ the burglory, Dole said.
"lf I could give the
Democrats some advict, I'd
say they're trying to make an
issue out of really nothing."
Dole was lnetrviewed on the
NBC-TV Today Show.
The incident broke June 17
when fi ve mtn, reportedly
armed With bugging and
photographic equipment, were
arrested inside the
Democratic offices ln the
plush Watergate hotel-apart·
ment complex along the
Potomac River.
Playboy How
J~ge Bars 2 Pictures
• HONG KONG (AP) -"Why
b It obo<ene lo show people
making love?" itagistrate
JolDt Millar uked the prose ·
cutor applying today !or a ban
on two iaaues of Playboy mag· .......
1'Y01J refer to It as co~ lion," .Millar cooUnu.ed.·;,I re-
fer to It 11 rnaklnf lovt."
Thi. mogfstrate mulltd to
bu the two blues, but he or-
dere4 Ille polloe to remove
two ·plelunl 11o1n -100 ot Ille Septell>llor ,... before
retunllal ..... to lbl. dealen
lrom whom they were seized.
Defense counsel Gerold de
Baato argued that the pollce
were "utterly out or tune with
the times."
"Fllma of. the ""'8lled 'okln-
fllck' varlely, whldl stoP short
of obscenity but show a grut
deal ol nudity lllCI IOllle irott·
c1sm are packed wltb Cl1lnue
people for weeks on end/' de
B•llo observed.
"HOog Kon1 iJ a Place
whero auppty meets demand,
ond It ii lailta-laire ID Jt.s
IJIJ>roacb to IU 11 to eVWJ· thlDI elae."
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