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trolJ 1 ow.r· 1,._ .edu(IU9n in 4llfornia
c1aalrooms ire propose;d in a resolu,tion
preRllted lojl&Y" to--the-State-Boan! of
Edllcat!on .•
Abe ;,...i.,tion WJ!S presented a\ tbe see-
r Finally
.aird d,if Ill !be ~·s tWo'dai.-tlng. . ' NEW YORK CAP ) -The Dow Jones
But ilc$ion was postponed until the industr:lal . average, Wall Street'• most Deo!hiber meeting because of tbe abseDCe·or ~gei;e1lagle ¢·Ab~. closely watched Indicator, burst over the
....... d ed !,~point barrier In mid-day trading fo.
,.,;; ed:!'~";~::t~~f day, as prices iooe in reaction to Pres!·
Tbanday, ta· -mo .vi11,told that ~· T......... dent Nixon's re-t.lecUoo ·victory and
tbe state OJiTl<ulmn OomrolMIOn, an ad-Helped ht hopes for peace In Vfetnam.
i~:~ )la ,lhree-jW fight Curtis Adair, 26_ , "of "•lumbus, The D o w average of 30 ind)lstiia1 iexwuob wlit'!b use tlle divine """ ezplau~ '·of,Jnu,'.•,~~· Ohio, who J..s sufferl,ilg from stocks has never closed above the mqic
• thecir7 _ lWbldli ~· fun-tenrlfual · brain; clzi~ ~.a.n d 1·,000 mark, although It passed It four ·~~vt drged for ·y..,..,-would _. _ wants to. leave''al tai>e,.record-Uiµes in intrHl!y trading on Feb. t, lie..'lfven,~'". witlf, ·Cbarles Ing of 1hls_'voice lot1lis joulig 191!6The. Dlnln's • ..,,...,__ cbil~eQ, .~ 're<;e!Hd 11 least flow hit 1,000.15 at 9:30 p.m. PST
· ""'-' boarcf ~ ·~~-J.o•to . two reco;ders. after hls plight and a few minutes later rose to a record u~th theorie.1:" ~ , · ;~~I" , WU" reported: Many others intraday b1gh of 1,001.C, up 13.17 pobrts
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· tmboob. • ' · •' ., i .. "'!"''' ., Stock prices roee sbanlly ·wedneldly ~·Tbe'aa: ectucauoD.JWOluUon cootafns ia'· • -. "'¥--: ~· ~J· JI' following the presldenU.1 election. but
!lof.!""'!"tion ,..-~J</C8t ~, . • : ·~! . " '• ' "· : had fallen back U I WIVI of Inv-. ~1.,, ~;~ rV " :"~,. · cashed 1n their sat.. ~ ,...S','hi 1', llf!I Jb?:;~·'.·~V.~ ·'4!! , ) , Prices began to me qaln 'l'llllnday • COU1911; .r.1 '· · :t,.. • f ' ,_, • ." afternoon, and oontfiUed risq npklty
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b.educalioncia-ltSanFranctsco s• T __ ,_ i• ·' Soo>e 11.'IS m1Dloo -had dloneed
.., 11ar1n coimltet. ix LlfJlJe ives -1o 111e 11n1 11ne ...... 1n 11eavy '-' 'l'adn '• r..,iutlol), prepared by Henry , · . . tndln&. , . . eopecill Ullltpl to the boaid, ii -BEAUllECIJl'lL, ' Prince (UPI) I -0o tho ,_. ln>lil, Wblfe lloult _,
• · of a ,_lutlon tlie board Jean , lllcJ • a l'ltlred mlDer -Gee. A.le••.,.. HaJc coalerred with
· April 10,.19. revenge ..ii.n' evicted,-IJh ~ Prrd¥ llp,.i Van ,_ todq In ~ 1111 -ti should be ment. ' Sallon. .ietlnc to """.' Gui Allled dll· •r• dbJmallofmeducat!oncounes, The ~~ w .. ~ ~ f.....-on 1,.... ,.._ -J l'lbe requlnCl notice ii aent bome "' u -perlOlll ~. ~ ' Hanoi In um. to "'1d llomo -~. -·~ ohoaid lllo be coo-eluding Pico, i,.. -_, -1t ,_,.,. ..... u.s -..W 1if t.el 'er iutid' to toturp a Jmrl. aid: (See otorJ, Pole 4) l!t lodk:Otq' Qjlvnl or cl!ApPmal of Acconlllll to polilJe, • Pica ')l'Ode-Into Hall llld nz1oa talted w two _.. 11
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She Rein Away to Save l}_rother
MAIDSTONE,."1gl•nd (UPI),-Carole Sinclair, 11 , ran away from home
becauae 8be -. It oome~ !aka money to belp bring 1 mtrocle. She ...
plained her~ In a -Ille left on -lbe doorstep of her home.
"Dear Mummy and Daddy," 11-year-old Carole wrote. "I am running
away fn:m bome becau.te If you don't have IO feed me you can take Peter to
Lourdes to get-him better."
Peter, 2, la Canlle'a baby ll<pbrotber wbo was bom with spinal atrophy,
a condWon which attac.U the nerve cells and ts usually fatal withln a few
years. •. ' . ' Lourdes is the Roman Cathollc ahrino In France wben! many beUeve
mlraculoul cureo take place._
Carole didn't get r.t. A po!Wman found bel' Thursday sobbing oolde a
graveyard, took her bome llld found the oote on the stepe.
"Wbat Carole did hu fllled U1 all with love," llld her mother.
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Officers Seeking Link
Between If amily, Deaths
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'Good Old Days'
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Of Gay Show
The UC Irvine faculty voted II to I
Thursday In "''""Intl IO rotify M acl-mlnl!lfralioo ban on the lhowinc of Iha
homosexuaJ film "Seven In a Bam."
Facully members deleoted bf-1
similar margin a three-part recom-
mendatlm of o... Freder1c c. Ludwfc,
chalnmn of !be academic -...,..
mlltee, which In ~' co('4*1 • ·~--~to
prchlblt the Cat Student Ulllill -
allowing the !Um u part of a -1
di.cualoo on _.-pby.
Ludwl1 --!be !Um "bad Ulllo fducaticml Vllue.'' In the MJW1:9_~!fl/
eotablisbable educatiooal Talue. LUdWIC
...-. refusal to allow Ibo 11111'• abowtnc d1d DOI amthute "cw¢'p "
1'bCI majority of facult1 mwMn ed-drelllna the luue 'l'hundly -. bowe•er, dlupwl
Tllo IUU<lllm lbet !be edllCll.... I
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Zumwalt Chews Out Brass Over: Race . Problem
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W~C1l'Oll (uPt) -Adm. Elmo
, R. Zumwalt. cblef of na\ al operatlonl,
called 10 to Ill GI h1a top adlll1nll oo lhe
~ todlJ 11111 l<Clllod lbem or le· ~ h1a ellW1a to ~ racial
~ -1~ he aalll, .... the 'robelllon ol
ue .....,... -~ black -or the
<1n1• Omstollatlon at San Diego. (See
1tory and plcture, Page 5)
!'Spme of the very things 1 feared 28
~tbs ago mlght come. to pass did in
!act, take place," 7.umwalt aald. '!'l1e tat GI his statam<nt to the private
-ting wfth the admirals WU made
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2·2 MURDERS ...
Shop in suburban Lakewood Aug. 20,
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Miu Looney's nude body was found !hf'" d.,s later in a field near lhe
Wyoming border. She had been raped,
strangled, shot twice with a .32 caliber
weapoo, authorities said.
FBI Agent Howard Gillespie aald
wttnesses Identified photos of Taylor and
McCrary as men who were in the
doughnut shop the night Miss Looney was
reported missing.
Drivers' licenses issued McCrary and
Taylo< list them aa lonner Laewood
residents, Gillespie aald , adding tllat
records show a license issued to Danny
McCfary at a Denver address.
Police in Mesquite, Tex., a suburb of
Dallas, said SUsan Darlene Shaw, 16, of
Meoqulte, WU tldnaped while -kine at
the all-night s-t Cream Doout Shop
d~ the -k o1·0ct. 17, 1971. She .... found a week later shot six thnel and
-rapid, Ooatiug face dowp in a lake east.
of Dallu, they aald.
~es aald Mias Shaw's body was
!otild~baan 111W Jorot!cn GI the
bullet-riddled bodies ol a Meoqulte -1e
who operated a drive-in food ltore.
Dallaa County Sb<rifl Cl....,.,. J..,..
and Meoqilite Pl>lice Cblel Glen Gra)'IOll
hove -!edged an a_.,m llok
betwee the llayinp of the couple, For·
rest QMy, 22, 8ndbia wife Jena, 19, and
the k1lllllg of Mias Shaw.
Dallas officers said the McCrary faml·
ly was questioned about the three Mes.
quite slaying! after their arrest. on
another charge last summer at Athens,
Tez., but no connection was establl5bed
at that tlme.
Three olher alaytnp In the Lubbock,
Tex., am were under ln-Uptlon relatQil:.~tbe ~' olftclala Aid. Tllef..Q:,,..:ela\OI~· • . 6illdoli";iio said~ iamiJy members
al'f: wanted on wammts ranging from
bad ·chect· dw1'S in Colorado to four
charges of anned robbery in Te:ras.
The -CouolJ, Flo., •berill'• de~ ~kl ~~bad beaLln -->flltirlliim·~ will the ~and the aia,mp .. two-
and a teen-age girl theh lalll N ..... ber.
Offtdala . .aatd two -. Fla.. heallly
sbop operatora w.re IOW>d allot to death
in the rear of the small ~ Florida
'shop near Melrose· Nov. 301.1911. The ll-
year-0ld daughter of one' of the victims
dllappear..r fr""1 the ibop and her
de<Omposed boO? juJ."""' In • nearby wOoded area J1me II ..
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Adttenne Narbone, 78; locksmith Albert
Monnier, 52, and Jean Bourlllon, 78,
described as a friend of the proprietor.
Another tenant or !he ruined bulldtng,
:Roger Spagneux, 55, living on the Ooor
above, wu rmbed to the hospital 1n
aerlou& oondlUon.
'.Jlk4 More Years'
: WASIDNGTON (AP) -Telephone
cptll to Pmldent Ntxoo'1 natlonol ctm-
paign headquarter• are now answered
with a cheery "Four more yean."
&arUer, callers were greeted with "Com-
t'littee for the Re-election of the Prflli..
dent."
OWlffCOoUT IT
DAILY PILOT
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public by tha Novy.
SaUors who <OIDolalned or racial
dbctlmlnatioa aboanl the Constellation
Weft aplll Up llllOllll lhnoe ahore bueo
today and -to trial Individually !or belng aboml from the .. rrier with-out perm1alloll. •
About llO men. r>Ja1n( clenched flll•, refused an order by the carrier's com·
mandlng offle<r, Capt. J. W. Ward, to
return to the ship Thursday. Eight hours
later, the transfers and notices of possi·
ble disciplinary action were announced.
A one-officer court procedure, known in
Navy lingo u a Captain'• Mut or Article
15, WU l<Tlllied Uuwpout 1oday,
Similar to lhe justice of the peece bear-
ing In civilian life, it lllUali7 leviel lloel,
rank recWctioal or abort conflneM>l. ,lt
I! ll)e lowell dlsciplillary procedan. .
When he took COIDJl)lnd, ~ aald,
he recQIDlJed lbe " po I~· \I• I u-
ploslveaeu" of racial pressum Ind tried
to COl'ftCt the situation. But be told b1I
top officers they failed to depart from
"hallowed routine" and follow bll dlree--
tives.
"I am speaking lo yoo and lbrouih yoo
to the Navy's entire command ltnlcturt1
to emphasize again tllat thla. laue ol
• -lloti... w ~".and fullr,>M 1.umw1tt akto
Bo apoke to tha • lo IO Wllllllacton-
bMed admlnla -"111r.N.,Y1 ioll'COlll-
mud Illa!! --,. bin • the Nny pve In In _,., et the
reblllloua ConlUllli$oll • -.; who·
-to .0.Un,. W .....,. .. ts on
grounds of dlJcrltl"'*lioL ·
7.umwall ment!Oned ~he CoNtellation
along with the carrier KJtty Hawk and
other racial troubles on the U~
Ha!sayampa. .
, "Plainly ttated." 1.umwolt uld, '"'°
bave tended to lllCCffd wbele•er the
' Boss Tweed's Secret Books Found
·....,.. YORK ' .. '>-'-,'rllo olfidal city , s-ever lunJod the mboeJ """ lo ~ting ~of lloD .Need, wbOse , the board. . -tad plunde!ll>g or the public Ull Hershkowitz said he !OW>d a -"' of·
..._,from •'million to llllO inllllon, 'l ~.ooo city espenditure for wispoelfled
hl>ve been IOW>d In 1 city 1Jareliouae by a "BOttery lmpm"ementl."
Queens College blstory.profeaor. · Because of .apace obortaget, 111111!'. ol
Leo Hershkowitz fOlmd the record5 _ the city's pepers, some dating to the 17tb
believed destroyed or misPiaced -while centmy, are stored in scores of ~ for Colooia:J docwnents. municipal offices, c e 11 a r s and"
Henbkowitz said ~ P • yr o 11 warehouses.
recelpll ~ ~ cOOid tllrow new
light oo the Tammany rflW of WUllam
Marcy Tweed, wbo waa ezPoBed In 1171.
It had been assumed that the Tweed
booka had been destroyed, because most
records · apparenUy did not surface at
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SEX FILM ...
~·· trials !or fraud and grail ed Luci'"'•'• remarks to he a "very luci4 _ ' '!'be p~n 'was bued on seem ·~ books ~ to The New .York Tbnel. analysis of a c,e rt a in set of
The books became the bas.ls for articles circumstances. However, from my point ;
_de'l!!J!g_wlth _co!"!'1!Pl!!!n tOOt.Jll!i .N tbe of Yie)< in the drama departmen~. there;
gang's defeat at the poll! in tm -with is no question thiS film does have educa:
the exception of Tweed, who was voted ln · Uonal value,.. Cohen aa1d. 1 ·
as flUbllc worb -, He Indicated he bad turned down anfn-However, a month after his electlon ·1au to the film prior to its Tweed WIUI indicted aod~. A tint Vl OD screen
trial ended In.~ jury. 'i'rted ~ '~ lhowtng ":. ::.:
be WOl 1"11"1 ..,01y Oil II! ...,... or .theft ' • 1111ut•~1or_, '.'!"" · • · ancf: Cf'aft, fined $12,~ ·~ 1Rotenced to . ~ Coben ·noted'~1tbe· ftspome of audifncei 1J yean In pPson. . ' •. In uu-' ,_ ... _ • ,_...__ at After a Yf/Jt in jail, be wu mnugled ' ero ~ us one·uuug we rt~
ouL He fled lo New Jeney,•.Mien a .Jury joday .• • •.;c.,.1 -.att .. -~ !~ .. ~ aln~.~~-·~Jll!D '"'to ~.!t :u:t ~,..:i.;;
... ~ ~ iWllM, l'flfd ol • ...,. Andraaktm'' coaldn't be ..... cu;..:i =-:~ iD.iiloin ...... he ed 'Bf.ti~ ........ 11 ti.~ Familiar TrOde Sfflnbols
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WiDlam Marvy of St. Paul, Minn., is the only man·
ufacturer of barber poles in the U.S. Owner-opera·
tor of a· barber supply company in 1949, Marvy de-
cided to improve the standard symbol and has since
produred 59,000 of the rotating cyliriders.
waa -=!:::! 'fnmi~" ::.?:. -order Oil ..... naula~ wen to he ..,. ·~. . -~ forcilil.' .... by t'lmW. Nul .. ~ 1o the old . ~ D~ • ...,,_,,. .....__. by
Ludlow -Jail here, 11Jo died of ' ,_, •...-•. ,,....., WU _.
pneumonia on April 12, 1171, It the age of the UC! lacul~te In 1111, ·the oam-54. mlttee on educational policy noted In Us
The Tweed papers currently are being report on tbe Gay Student Union ~uest
No Mistake This Time;
·Heroin DealRr Free Man
kept at the Hall of Recoi'ds in Surrogates for faculty action on the film ban.
Cowt in lower Manhattan. 'Ibe policy requiring administrators to
Among the-. H~wtls aakl, ref'!8" _permliSlon !or groductlons In-
are genen1 apoiioes of the Buroau, of volYtili.''lewd or oi-ie' conduct wu
Lampl and Gu ilated J1me ,1t, ta; dted'by Vice Chancellor lo!" Student·Af.
the batUegrowul during tbe board's when Tweed .,... dopllJ_ ~ l':Oll!-. I'"':'~ C. Hoy when he ovenuled a
Thursdav session between advocates of m1~f Lil&ed. w a a •e::1· lllUoil'" ~t ICl'etlllng comm l t tee , f,,, .• .,,,.li>tftuaice Ind, . «:.OI.. -to a1loW the Olin to be -In the theory of evolulton ind aupporlers of c.otral P.Ork." A receipt lornl , ~ ther-of the panel dloe>•ISion
From Pagel
EDUCATION • • •
One year after he was mistakenly
released from state prison, Henry Cortez
is again a free man and this time it isn't
a mistake.
C.ortez wu serving a 30-year term at
Fc8lom prison for selling heroin last year
w~ a state appeals court deci!ton wu
erroneooaly interpreted by prison of.
ficlals to mean that be was eligible for
parole.
He wu released and settled in .a town
near Sacramento, but 33 days later, he
wu to1d it was all a mistake. He was
taken back to prison.
Cortez, 38, was released Tuesday from
the Cs.lilomla lostitution for M e n at
Tehachapi and he ls living with his sister
in Santa Ana, a prison spokesman said.
His story began In 1982 In lhe Riverside
County superior Court of Judge John
Neblett where Cortez ·Was convicted of ·
pushing heroin. Because · of a prior
narcotlca conviction, be was given the
muimum »year sentence in state
prison. .
1beo one yqr ago, the mistaken iJl...
lerprolallon or the C0W1 decision led to
his release on parole. Cortez went to live
with an aunt, got 1 job and moved three
of hb·four chllJ!nln In wltll him.
llut It wu all a mlltile and prlaon »f·
ficial& aald Cortez had to come back.
"When I told him he bad to go back m,
It was like J walked up and hit him over
tbe bead with a two-by-four," recalled his
parole offker James Greenman.
Cortel' case wu appe:a1ed and lhe court ruled he mmt be granted an op-
portunity to plead hll cue for • reduced
sentence before the ume Judge who
the special creaUoq lhe9ry. doCument wu blank. · .. AllhODlb the GSU acceded to the· lld-
orlginally sentenced him . . Special creatton bacfm's said the idea June 1889 payroll forms f<r 13+.cf8y. ministration wishes, the Jay Brian film
At that hearing, the narcotics officer that thP.: universe was created by an om· "painters of public lamps" were llgned was seized by Orange County Sheriff's
who arrested Cortez in 1962 told the nipolent "designer" anc! that man was by the supposed wage earners -all 1n deputies at the opening of the program . . created pretty much as he is now should the same blndwrit.tng. • wbich attracted ·350 pel'90DS to Science judge that he now believes that Cortez be given equal textbook space with the Another recor4-found, Hershkowitz IA:cture. Hall. /\ Los Angeles Superior ,
was a small·time deSler, selling heroin to theory of evolution formulated by British said, ls of a $150,000 cbect -the 8;oard CQ.urt later ordered the film returned.
support his own habit and not the major scientist Charles Darwin midway through of Education that asaertedly bad been FaCiilty members Thursday seemed to
pusher they thought him to be. the 19th century. turned over to a Peter Barr Sweeney:, fa\19r tettfng the courts deterinine the
Despite tbe !act he admitted baving Darwin's theory bolds that man evolv-identHled as the cbamberWn. Tber< i. limits ol taste tl!al abould apply to cam-
e<! from a lower order.of Ille. no .....,..,,_ .. -.H..... --a ·'--""""'"' that r-Oaes resumed use ol herom lollowhlg his ,-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·--=-...,...,,--=--='""~'~~~~~·--='""'--~-'-'~-·~~~~~~~~~~
premature and erroneous reteue, the
judge agreed to give Cortez · another
chance at rehabilitation.
H'e said Cortez must return to prison
with lbe stipulation tllat he would be
eligible (or parole one year from the date
be re-entered state custody.
Loser Rel.axes
In Caribbe(In
ST. THOMAS, V.I. (UPI)
George S. McGovern took it easy
today ln the Caribbean splendor of
!he· Virgin lalands.
0n hil Ont fllll day or m1 rr.m
the long presidential eamJ>alan, the
South Dakota senator and his wife
~ not venture from the grounds of
'the eatat. ol ' HOJi'Y Klm<lman,
-their hoot, -wa1 the Pemocr•U.
prealdenUal. nominee'.• dllel fund
railer.
McGovern, who visit. the Virgin
Islands two or three llmet a year,
went swlmmlng, played tennlt and
generally relaxed. He bu no NH
aulstanll with hlm.
THANKSGIVING cou~DN'T BE FINER TKAN WHEN YOUR TURKEY rs
SERVED ON A HENREDON DINING SET. TRY IT.
Otliee Ransacked
Inventor Feared ·Theft
Of Plan; Found Slain
EAST ST. LOUIS, UL !UPI I -Victor
Null, 33, an inventor who WU lakt to
havo feared aomtone would atet1 bis
pllDI for a n .. tutlonary au turbine
qlne,--IOllMI lhot to death In bis 111-
llcl llere !l'lllndl1. Two~ lound NUU'1 body while
cbacltliij Iba olliet at the request of a.
b<ud--'ote. Tha orlctlm'• wile
coiled tha -to .. , she bad oat ,... ber ~ since Tu<aday nl&ht.
N e1111ne -found mtaet but the omce baa bell\ r1n11cked, j;iice llJd.
Authorities could nol determine whether
any pl&nl were taken.
O!f!C<rs 11td the)' teamed Null feared
the invention might bl ltOl!n. lt ••• con-
•ldered a rm>lu1Jonu7 t111llle In tllat It
Wlll oo)y on&tblrd ·tblj Ille of I con-
ventional a.-q!nt, police aakl.
"Tho enttJne WU • pomAi complele, -
one detedlvt said.
Null bad hem shot tine or four llm8
bi the back wtth a ....0 Cillber l"ll· Hla
bac~ podtetl' bid heal tun>ed lpoldo out,
police aakl.
Tiie door to tha olllco, at tha ff,c.s.
Tll\'blne Co. ottm, •• llft\odllld. Null'• drawtn1,boanl wu overtUrnotl 11111 draw·
lng1 ond dlalflllll wero aealtond about
the olltce, poltce .. Id.
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FOUR CENTURIES
DREXEL HERITA61>-HEHREDON-WOODMAU-V.ltASTAN ---------
•• INTEllOIS
W !DAYS & IATUlllA'll ''°' le 111' .. ... , .........
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NEWl'ORT HACH e
1n1 wurcuff DL.
Ml.-
LA61JNA HACH' e
141 NOlllH OCW'I tw't. -· TO«RANC! e
I .... HAWIHOM<I ILVO. , •1'·111' • •
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Faculty Hiring
I I SIJ(eJqb
Pu~ing
To~wmen .
UCI Plan Contin:ues~ ..
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' . . BT IOllN Y.U.TlllZA· • \. °' ................ ,
Wlllle San .Cl-te deiec)I~ -
tlnuo 1o .~ leads, .~ 11 &a ci-te lflc!t Sdloal ml the r......, __
Ullllled Scllool dlltrlCts tocliy ~
1o ,.., II fl,400 llolen in 11 ~
nlecrackln& "' the campui .. <owNd by inluronce.
The burglary, wblcb -·place -I"" WeeU "IO, WU~ todo1 by
district olllclals .. the beavlelt Jou 1o
crtmlnaJs ..... uperlen<Od In the
district.
And' ---,aald tliot tile keeplnc of .. much cash In tbe Campua
sale wu In direct confUct with district
policies. •
The cash all WU studept -ao-
cumulated In the sale since the start of
the school year.. . . Two_..,.. qo, burllan raa amat
through -....... then bn>M ln1o the shop orea 1o raid the 1ool storage
cab-.
Armed with their equlpinen~ they
broke ln1o the admlnlstraUve offloes and
performed what detectives called an
"amateur" job oo the ..re.
'Ibey succeedei!, however, In opening
the 00. and steaiing the 'ash.
Truotee3 earlier thli -grimly
liltea!!d 1o -ol the theft, -aaailed "negligence" by acbool offtdall
In allowing so much cash to acalllllliate.
Alllstant Supt. s.m aucu said today
thst ofl1clals llil1. are ,wal~ 1o ... If the
district inliaan<;e carrier will pay off "' th ; Joa.
~~: .• ~ ~d't·had a decision oo
While Chicas woold not directly com-
ment about policies at the. high achoo!, he
did llress that · at district heldquarten
an unwavering rule exists oo the slonge
0: cub.
'.'We never have anything more than a
few dollars on band to our own officea,"
.he said.
The -age of funds at tile high school,
b~ said. "is a matter worked out among
th: stall at that p8rticular campus."
It has been leamed thst although hun-
dreds of dollan In game r<dpts ...
cumulated through Iha year have been
deposited In bank llCCOWlls, aomehow the
other fl,400 wu allowecl 1o remain.
2-heade.t~·-saar
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Newport Snake Set, for Movie
UlS ANGELES (UPI) -Respcmdlng to an.ad.I!><.• talented snake to ap.
pear In a movie, Neiopo<t Beech pet shop owoer Lru Russo showed up at .,,.
ifi6ons 'lburaday locompililMd'by his two-headid Florlda pine 8118ke, Gertrude.
The creatuie Is two _,ale -00...: 1o the stqmach, w~re they join.
• "'Ibo · lwo .heeda get .ateng fine ·tmlll-feedinf'~'-'he'-Mlld,..!.1lim'l-tiave-1o
keep them aeperated becauae tile aae thst'l ·nOt being ·red. Wm ,1ttac1:· the aae
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Al times the two heada fight over wbich way to slither, he aid. The snaki
was )mnwllately hired. SOmeone ulted Russo whether he thOllgbt It wanted to
become an actor.
uwen, yes and no," he said.
Water Polo Nude. Cover
Mull:ed by Laguna Board
coach G<orge C&rey approved of tile use
of the photograpb, bot that Akins over-
ruled Carey's decisi<lt
A _.,.. by which UC Irvine
... -. .. --... -.lllnll up
of ""' pwtfllll ol r-117 for hiring each
"JW WU~ 1'lluradlJ by I heavy
vote ol llOlllO ., -hen ol the faculty
lf.Nlte. ""
Only a bandful ol -~· lllOIUy from
the departmeot of fine arts, oppooed lour
""'8le iaolutlona ......... by Graduate
Sdloalol~lloo~ Henry
Fagin and Allodaled Sbldents former
pmideot Palrict -·
The -----af. firmed the t...dty'• -to let the ....
-procnm --horn oul af--oll•-iefor a
Arts: .Festival
To Hold -Annual . . '
Mee_ting Mond~y
The annUll meeting of the 1-8
Beach FesUval of· Arts memhenblp "111
be haid at a p.in. Maaday In the ll'orlim
Theater m the FesUval gniundl.
Relults of balloting fer the three posl-
lloos open m the boud of diiectora will
be -and reports reviewing the
)'<Or'• _... will be pttelled.
Six candidates Including three In-
cumbents are vying roi the ~
Nominees .,..., Dr. Harold T. Burton,
-SIUar!-H. llurtee-and Glem!.-E. -Vedder,
all Incumbents ;• aDi:l EmaHe-
Sclmeeherger, &hert Ingalll, and Jaclt
Kemp, all loog-Ume Pageant of the
Masters volunteers.
Following the general membership
tions open on the board of directon will
convene and elect officers for the comirig
year.
Meditation lecture
Series Set Tonight
A t'w&.part lecture 9eties . ·o n
Trans<endental Meditation will hegla at
7:30 tonight at tile C<ommunlty room ol
the Laguna Federsl Savingll building, 260
Ocean Ave., Lllgwul Beach. ·About IO percmt of the loot belonged to
the San Clemente High -I body-
mooey .. ~ flom.divene -
iog -· The ............. ol the loot cUl·heblpd to..._ tedmiPDJ 11·
IGlng Dona am. High Sdlool, ........
1o -G!1 Ibo Triton .._. " •I'.
A request thst a pbotognpb showing a
statue of a nude swlJnmer be permitted
on the cover of a Laguna Beacll !Dgh
5c:hool water polo lea!!1 award! banquet
procram niaed a few eyebrws al
Tlmaday'• D*lln( ol the Board of
"It Beellll Jncongruous that .. action
lib lhat llilMild he taken ID an Arf OJbtf
such as Laguna Beach," Hopping con-
Lorin Roche, i tetean$ asaist1nt at
UC Irvine.and Terry Kemled)>, a Laguna
resident, will preseet the aeries. Both
... ... trained by ~· Maharlsl!t Mahesh
Yogi .Oi . 1'e',medltillan ~. The secOncf leclllre time wlD be announced II
the meeting. Chicas aid 11111 evm if the c:ulprlts-ore
appreheaded, recovery of the lost ·cash
could pam Impossible.
"We're ~ about cash here," be said. .
/'It's an awfully ea1y thing to apend it
once it'S" stoJeo.
•• Ancleven if eomeooe is caught, there
would have 1o he pr..;r that any money
recovered actually heloogs to the
students at the high school" he ex·
plained.
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'Strict' Father
Slain by Sons
ABILENE, Tu. (UPI) -Alt Force T.
Sgt, Edward ·!Jnonon ..... Id .not buy
motorcycles fer h!a·two 1-aons nor
let them bave ICIJa hair.
Author!Ues aaI4 that llJIPIHllllY wu
Iha reasoo the ..., fatally shot their
fatha· once In the head with a J0-.30 rllle
as he· slept Suhday In a recllnlng chair. Brazmon, JS, wu due to retire in liJ: inontbs. . .. J
Dlucatil£! •'f. •
Bnii:e llilpplng, chairman of the Kalos
.Kagllbol ,_llon, made the aooeal
to the """"" nothi& ·tllat hllh ichool athletic-Hal Akl111i'declcl0d io ban'
the plcbn from the -"111·
The K4los Kaga\hOI FOW>dallol), Hop-
ping aeld, 11 an orfu>IZatlon devoted 1o
support of competitive swimming and
related water ""'""'' '
The -~In the plcturii, Hop-ping told the bosrd; wu cteilped. several
yean qo as an award to top swimmers.
The . photociaph, also llled-.u tile foun-
dation's logo, shows ~ flln.lealth front new of the ma1o figure with the OCWl 1n
the bocqround.
/ llowin« -told by boud menher • NonD8a Brown that he --1 Ak-
ins' decision lo~ -principal [)oo. aid Hau2ht Cclaatlon ol the matter
by the ilOanl of F.dli:atloll -he the last step In the normal chain ol com-
mand, 8mme Aid.
llolrd -t WIJJlam Thomas dur-ing the cllac:..-deoled a charge by
HOl'Pinc thst be had told Akins " ban the pho1osraph.
"You've got tbe wroaa poop," Tbomu
said sharply. .
Thomas noted thst the program for
last year's water polo team.banquet...,.
tainod the picture without the knowleclge
ol -offldal• Aaslltant DIJlrlcl Attorney Patrfcll '
EUlott asked a juvenile ·...n Judge
'11miaday to -Fred Monroe J!Ri,. .
non, 11, and Guy Edward Brannon, Ui ~~,,.;not determined which
.The-W was printed at Hopping's
-as a supplement 1o the -i.Jy Village SUD -per. Hopping also
paid the cqll of last ,...... banquet, held
yuuth pollecl' the,trigw. ' -
In mld-°"*'her. •• •
. ~·· Miid the -thet _,... . ~ -~
Pilot ReporteP8 Grooq1ijlg . .
tended. -••.
He agreed,. boftve.r.,. to raile the mat.-
tel' with ffa1ipt, but added, "I may see
again."
ru11 nv..,.... 1r1a1 period.
Faculty scted 11>nday after hearing .
from two students of more than 50 at·
lending the Irvine lllvlaloo of the UC
Acaderillc Senato meeting. Petlllons with
1,41111 student slgnalures said 1o aupport
ibe facuJty selection program were
delivered by the students.
Two other faculty memben aervlng on
an ad hoc comnUttee set up last June to
study the .student faculty le1ection proc-
ess, urged abaJMlooment ol the program
In light of budget -
Ph)'llcl pn>lesaor Douclu L. Mllll ex·
plalnod be felt the --md 1o allow the lllllvtnlty the flalbillty In face
of shortages ol fundl 1o meet other .....
ol student demands. Milli did not apectfy
other ...... but indicated 1111 hellel thst·
by .aJlowtng stude'1la to ,,_ aeven
faculty memben -,..,. O(llilms to
satisfy "other -demands for Jm. provemeot" would be limited by
shortages of !unds.
Dr. Mills' poottlon ._..,to~
Vice Chancellor for Acaclemlcr Affalrs
Hazard AdamS' views dial the Irvine
campus Is not lltely to bove the O..·
lblllty -year In lac:alty appointments
ii baa OQjoJWI 1o dale .
Adami pointed out tlaa.nine-taaqlCii.,
faculty ........... -the ua......-
lh14 -..,. ... -Jn,-,,, -·~ -....... .......... ,.,._. .,.
By -· ·tht! studeol .-II-mended faculty ue given temporary ap-
poinlmei!ll.
Despite thal lhiiftat1on Oil the _.,ii.
• faculty ~ the -"111'1 COl>-
llnUIJ!CO pointed out thst the four new
women faculty at Irvine d1il year were
appointed U I ...wt of the student
aelectlon-.
Spell'Mt ..-tla!I the "Pf)eve for
the piocram %"' the -II ta
their faallty • _,, --clllilenl·
In their "alllnnadvo actloo" -hiring of
~u.. li!cluc!fic --than were their ...-parts. who .... rapciilllble
fcr-1!Je ...i ell the 1$ ,_ faallty al·
tracted to Uci:' Since Ille ........... was beClm In April,
1989," stuaerria ibave been ~ f<r
tile hiring ol D<llcullT -· In --academic yeon. ·A IGUI of amn pooi>-tloni fer the COllllnl year II Ibo mu-
lmum numher students WOllld he allowed
1o rm.
..f,~ t----· • Ra~ •• Loni: J!elch•llooRi l¥' tint lo fllliah, Ille Loa ~ lo
MuaUan race .'fbunday, aet.,f a new elapeecl .time ncorifja Uzi
proceas. For the lull race .story, see BoallDe, P.ap al!---·--_ .
In just 2 years •••
outselling every
European car
(except one)!
Sunday Best N~-St~• LOOK WHAT'S STANDARD EQUIPMENT.,. _
. ,
~ ol "Sunday's Belt" now heinc -Ill -Ill A-aoi too lllltl)'
........ fer DAILY PILOl' -of.• "=' Z.::" ol the "Mil ,,_ i.r·, 111111 o1 the --1n1m ol mb-Y i. hnllJ Wadly.
jedl ... lie co+wad la the upeomlhl 8uD' llAKING ALLOWAllCll-How""""
alliWL -•'• aampllai: ............. .,... ...-.... ddlilnat WllllAll& WU -Mon ilioD I llilald theJ -to ..., the ! a-.. ....,... In the Or-. '!-. ad-i::::w oro ~ °"""' -wb. fa clollan, II -Stall 'llltlw ,Mk Oowkldl la
.... -""'· lllal then .... waek'I ...........
- - -lo -'"""" -ad ·P&ACI ,._ IRSLANDT-ftll ~.
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fw • 5' • If QrWlll 1a11 r1 .t -~-v•u•• 11 .. ,_,_,.0ill...,llllJ~.
11111" fl I --"*1t lo bo load ft'f Wlillc 11& illt; • I 411W lo ..
m -'*j) a - -Je ...... -..,.. -()!m, ti 1111 AILY PILOl' I ·_T.-i, AllD OUlll -Alliill at•
1111!, i..+Olllplll JI lis. -..,. II-Pli•D Dh-o1 ·1111 TrsM&IJ Dip!.
hilrwted"' -~ RldllN .. -:r:s ... " • -.. -. _lild_O'_ .... 1" ... _ ..........
AftAllS!ll IODIOlllE8 -------_.. ol tliolr jib .. theJ.
llat -J--•••• - -........ -...... humoreUI n· I r ........... ,. ,, I •a• " .. ...... ,,_
few . --11111~ ... -• ... .........
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e RADIAL PLY TIRES e FRONT DISK BRAKES
e FRONT BUCKET SEATS e FULL CARPETING
e RACK AND PINION STEERING
SEE ONE ... TRY ONE ... BUY ONE,,, 'OODAY!
.... Of,,. Nft<Qir •••
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-1• j ·DAil V PILOT frkMJ, No1t1t1r 10, 1972
BRIGHT SIDES DEPT. -Most ol us
who ... -.... -aloog tbil best of all possible coasts haft very little
good to say about our road system. We
never look at the brigbler aide.
U the driver livea in San Clemente, for
eumple, be notes that the old El Camino
Roal Oil Ibo main dng is bumpy, the
traffic lighls UH!med and t h e
pedestrians neaHigbted.
He doesn't loot at the good side. Litt
he's 1 got two main drags through town
with the lteeway up behind the hilb. And
thus what. would the downt.Qwn ht like if
everybody on the freeway was also driv;
ing through town, like In the old days.
IF HE UVES In Newport Beach, be
voted, on the other band. lo keep the pro-
posed PacUic coast freeway out of town.
Now, or course. be complains that a litUe
trip from Corona del Mar to West
Newport is an aU-day excursion, the
preparation for which you 'd better pack
a bag lunch.
But just look at the bright side. The
family that drives tog-r. stays
together. Partlcularly u it'• t 0 0 coo-.
gested to open the car door.
Walk Atv•fl From Woman
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...... ffome for Christmas
... _
No. 2 Ailk, Gen. Haig
'
MaDs · Pact With Th~u
. WOOif (UPI] -Gm. Atmmder
11oJr. -,.,,. .. Ht. I pwe.,.. ""'' _ ........ ~ tidoJ with
-: .,., -. 'IDll ID---__ ., _,,
.._ma tnaty wbidl pntll~ ailld -u.s.....-bcae......i
~
'"11ley are _...., wbo II Finl to
'"" up -port ~ Ibo l>rm,"' ,.,. ol
the -aid. 'l'be:y aid It -botJed ...--be reached to ball the
lllltlintr .,,, ·-the end .,, the ,.ar. We .,...,. lo pt Ibo 'boys on their way bcae u a Cbt-pme!ll. •
Bail'• amlln!ncm wt1b Thieu lft m.
te.dell lo ....... all pamlble dlll-
00 provialGm ol a treaty before ~
tlal -Henry A. ~ moets apin with North Vietnamese
neg<lllatcn, Ibo ........ sal<l.
OTHER INFORMED sources said the
llano;.Wash!ngton draft 1: Includes a
pnwilioa -.. far not public -
wlJlc!I -id -Th1"1'1 -mlUJon. man armed forces to 175,0CIO within six
months aft.er the peace agreement is
aigoed.
,,._, 'no Song (Uve News) which
ts belleved to rellect 'lbleu'1 =· Tin Son(.··~ "' j>ortly ----by 'lllleu'i nephew iDd p.r.o..! -..,.,
11\11111 Due Nba, quoted "lll&hl1 placed
IOUrOel" today as saying 'J'bleu told Haig'
"no coe can represent by prny Soatli
VletJllm in the IJinlng of Ibo peace agreement .• ,
* * * U.S. Launches
700 Strikes
In Indochina
SAIGON .(AP) -American warplanes
have escalated their attack, Dying more
than '100 strikes In the four countries of
Indochina and doubling their rolda In the
90Uthem panhandle of North Vietnam,
U.S. military sources dlsclose<I today.
Jnlormants reported a substantial ln-
mase in supplies movlog through Ibo
panhandle for the Communist f«'Cel 1n
South Vietnam.
Lagima Beach drivers laid to gnash
their teeth a lot about potholes and
patches in Uii nanow, rustic ru..ts ol
the Art Colony. some -. o1 the
village are no longer made up of ftgular
payjg&. J!!ll .... potdl cmoeeted to the
nexl ooe by a pothole.
AltT COLONY MOTOR car operaton
fall to -Ille ..... side ol all this. The potbo141 hold down speeds ao you have
Wben~JIJiOt Bonnema, 33, entered highway tunnel
being dug lhrougb side of Colorado mountain, 60
workers prompUy walked off job. Old· miners' su·
perstition bolds that women underground are bad
luck. Almost 200 others, bowerer, stayed on jobs.
The sources said the armecl ....ices -
including army, navy and air force -
would be cut to :D0,000 within three
months after the treaty goes into eff<ct.
The final total d I'l5,000 would mean the
home guard and aelf-de!ense fon:es woo!4 bayo to be diabanded, the sources
said.
They also said there iJ a provisloo. in
the draft agreement for withdrawal of
some Ncrtb Vietnamese troops from
South Vietnam. The latest estimate is
that there are 125,000 North Vietnamese
and 50,cot Viet Cong troops in Sooth Viet-
1181'1-Thieu estimates the North Vlei·
namese total at 300,cot.
"We've increued our air attecb to
match their incre9'e in supply-effcrtl,"
said ooe cfficlal. However, sources aid
the bombing bait above the 20th parallel,
ordered by President N'u«lll on Oct. 21 io
improve the climate for peace negUl.a--
tioas, remained In effect. They said ft
wu not likely to be lifted even though tho
North Vietnamese are taking advanlqe
ol it to repair such supply llnel u the
two railroads to China.
only .: lot ol Uttle crubes rather than a
le" big ones. llealde!, the potbolee and
attendlnt busted sprlnp are good for tbe
auto ._w eccmmy.
In ~ Mesa, klig-Ume auto en-
ll•JllMll curse quietly over Ibo dips and
gullies In the .........i.. Just wbeo you
get the old lamlly ""' movlog nicely' you
hit a cnJllmllld dip. Your bead theo hits
the """· u It's ~. the dip becomes a ra&inl river. U there ii no dip, and the
street is real nice, somebody in dty ball
will start a comtructtoo project In that
region.
FEW SllB THE JtUOd side ol all this.
AU the IDOlorilts Who coll City Hall to
-plllD -dlpo or !om-year ...,. strudloa projectl tie up the nritdlboard.
Wben the nritcbboard ts. Ued up, City
Hall can'! get complaints about cracked
sidewalk!. If they don't get complaints
about cracked sidewalks, maybe they
won't w1lack down all \be ru..t trees.
See? Tbose dips in the roads are good
for something.
IN HUN11NGTON BEACH, the com-
plaints of motorists are maJnly about
other motorists. That ls, there are just too
numy of them.
Well, when the city let them build all
those apartments, how did they figuno
everybo\IY was going to 1et to ,,.rk? By
boat?
.Luxury Clu,b With Gls
In Servai:it Jobs Bared
WASHINGTON (UPI} -The govern-
ment is operating a luxurious health club
and hotel in Alaska where top-ranking of-
ficera dispxt tbemaelves at taxpayer ex-
pense and enlisted men act as servants,
the Geom! Accounting Offlce (OAO)
said today.
In ·a letter to Sen. Wlll1am ProD?lire
(0-W-ui.), the GAO -the auditing arm or
Congress -confirmed a sergeant's story
that 24 enlisted men were assigned to
full-time duty at the Alaskan Cllateau and
Health Club at Elmendorf Air Force
Base _, Anchorage.
The GAO 88.kf thia was an apparent
violallon of military regulaUons barring
govemment-paJd personnel from employ-
ment in service clubs' and preventing
GI's from pe.rfonning werk that should
be performed by civilians.
Pl:oxmire said the matter was brought
Jo. hla attention by staff Sg_t. Thomas G.
Staudenmaier a year ago and he referred
it to the GAO.
"We found Mr. Staudenplaier's In-
formation to be essentially correct," the
GAO reported.
According to Promllre, $179,000 a year
of taxpayer money was used to pay 2t
military servants at the chateau, which
is barred to all except lieutenant col-
onet., colonels, generals and higb-
salaried civilian officials. ne GI'a aerve u coota, waiters, ac--
countanta, record clerb, stewanb, desk
clerks, room attend.ants and other menial
jobs. Rooms are available at the chateau
for 12 to $3 per nlgbl.
Proxmire said the Air Fo""' bad prom-
ised to "rectiff'" this situation" after
March 31, 1973, but be said "these Im-
proper actklns, which are contrary to the
law and to regulati<Jm, lhould be stopped
now."
The bright &Ide is that u all the
motorists get together and gripe abclrt
all the other motortlts, maybe they won't
build any more apartments. r Dogs Bury NY THEY . ~ HA VE motor car ~
operators out in the new city of Inine, . '
too. They complain that while they have
a lot of rural byways, nme of them ever
IO anyplace. Every time you drive in
Irvloe city, you end up at aome dead end.
On the other band, tt a tot of people do
that. they'll get disgusted and oot move
in. Thus the Irvine city fathers will ac-
complish their goal of holding down the
density and retaining greenbelts.
lndeed, when it oomes to coastal roads.
there ls a bright side everywhere.
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200,000 Pounds of Waste Daily
NEW YORK (UPI) -Each day, 600,000 clop so richly lertlli2e the streets
~ and lidewalb ot New York that ooe wag suggested Fun City could just as ac-
curately be called dung city.
What to do about the estimated 200,000 pouods ol doc -deposited
dally lw become an emotlooal and p>lillcally aemllive Issue for the dty. Al a
bearing' '11mnday, It provoked quamlln1 among councilmen and passlooato
lpeeCbes about politico and pollutioo, duty and disase, love and laxity.
About 120 people crowded a City COundl bearing oo a proposal which would
require doc """"" to pick up and get rid d their clop' f-or face a $100
lino and 1111 day1 In Jail.
Whlfe.balred Fran Lee, a former «J01Urner allaln editor and founder ol
"Cblldrc Before Dop," pinned to btt whlto coat a plc1ure d a clachabund
biting a man llDder the ctptlon, 11Man'1 Best Friend." She !bowed pictures of
cbll-.mo bod loll on eye because d , llhe oak!, rowid .. t•Jnn lanae ln doe -· Tbe Pioi-d la" cannot be mfon»d, me Aid, eddlng. "Thia law will t...
Jelly allow UI to become -we alreod!' ~ iargeol toilet in the wmid."
Whlle about 1111 potonllal wltneues walled, Jerome Kretdmw, beod d llJo t clty'I Environmental Prot:ecUon Adm1n1ttnt1cm, spent ~ boan
tMt.IJying In ravor of the bill.
He took care to explain that Mayor Jalm Lindaay wu not antidog. "Peo-
ple have a right to have dogs in the clly ror whatever reason," he Wei. "But
jU5t as surely, the rest or the public has a rl&fii not tO baie dog feces impoRd
I on them."
He conceded. however, thlt the law would be no easier to tnfwce than the
• "No Smoking" sign• banging around Ibo ""*1 ball.
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Nixon to Act
On Shakeup
By Dec. 15
KEY BISCAYNE. Fla. (UPI) -Presi·
dent Nixon has set Dec. 15 as the target
date for acting en resignations or some
2,00J presidential appointees and resba~
ing the government for his second term,
informed sources said today.
The resignations,' requested by Ni.Ion
in the aftennatb of his everwbelming re-
A South Vietnamese offlclal said If Ibo
withdrawal lenns stand, the North Vlei-
'~ would just transfer their tr._
to Viet Cong dlvialooa.
"All that would go back to North Viet-
nam would be the -nera1 and hla •·· " said the ofDclal. ~~ ~·
HANOI AOCUSED the United Statol d
"a braun violalloo of the comml-~
the United Ststes ~,:::,:•ae unconditionally all .,,
North Vietnam." U.S. officials In Saigon
s>id the North Vletoomese lorolp
HAIG MET FUR two hours today with mlqillry apparenUy was referring to the Thi ,._ craft ce.ue-Ore agreement worked out In eu at un:: Presidential Palace, barely Paris last month but still not signed.
lhree hours ofter tbe White House eovoy The U.S. Command reported that Its
arrived in Saigoo. It was his ninth trip to fighler-bmJbers new 180 strikes lo the
=h.Vielnam and bis second in Jbout a North Vietnamese panhandle 'lhurlday,
No official comment was made by 50 percent more than the avsage
'ther the' South number ol nllds slnoe Oct. 2%. e1 Vietnamese or the U.S. More lhao tOO flgbter-bombe slrtkel
Emb;lasy about . the cootonl. ol toda,y's were flown in Sooth Vietnam, {_ mid
(
,.--------,---... ) talks, but a ma1or due caDlO'from the-:;:.~~ .,.:::d.,,:1" U:: ~
..,, __ I_N_s_H_o_R_T._._·· _ _, Israelis Order ~im: ~"'i!...':"'1 Sooth v1.1nam.
v Officials said excellent w ea t b er
e!ecUon victory, were beginning to pour ·prevailed.
in from cabinet members down to lower T O p Ale t Thirty B52s boplbers roared ever Ncrth
level federal burea~ts. r 0 S On r Vietnam's ooastline today, attacking sup-
A "massive sweep" ;was the way one ply depclS within 65 miles of the JOtb
official d~· ~'gov ~rnm en f TEL AVIV (AP) -The Israeli army parallel. Other B5.2 bombers slruck.tnside
housecleaomg. Civil Service stat u, sealed off the occupled'Golan Heights· of tile demlllllitl7.ed -ail<i-]usrbefow ft
employes will DOt be affected by the Syria today and ordered troops there on in· Quang Tri province, hit.ting at mn
President's attempts tO move away from full alert following the heaviest fighting supply buildups.
"bjg goverumenL" between S~ and Israelis since the
• Wnt-4 a .l'igJit
WASIDNGToN (AP) Jean
Westwood bas declared !be will baWe
opponents plotting to oust bee as
DemocraUc nalioruil chairman in the
first OOlltest ol the post .. lectiall llruggle
[or party control.
"Jean Westwood is alive and well and
intends to remain en the job/' &be told a
news ccnference Thursday, two days
after President Nixoo's landslide victory
over George Mc:Goftm.
But her opponents •'l!Ued that the
mauiveoesa of McGovern's defeat -he
lost in 49 states -heightens the need for
new leadenhlp at the top.
e BltM!b Out Dean
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Militant
blacta hive given SOulhem Univeraity's
New Orleonl campus back to ad-
mlblstnton after winning several con-
eeak:ln! from the governor and getting
wbot they wanted most -tbe resignatloo
d the school's chief exea:iUve officer, a
black.
The UO students, holed up in the ad-
mtntstratloo building ol the school for
nine days, walked out 'l'hundly af.
temoon after Dean Emmett Bubful laid
be would restp as bead ol the
Wilventt1'1 z,,_t New Orleans
branch.
e Slefre Toll '530,000
WASlllNG'roN (UPI) -Govemmenl
00..aua have estimated the damage
caused by hundrtds ol American Indlanl
a: they held Ibo -·.,, Indlae Allain for ,..., daya iii 15111,llDll.
Sen. Alan Bible (~.), • nnkln(
member on the Senato Interior Con>-
mttlee, urged Intortor Secretlry Roten
Mortoe 1'!Undlly to lnYmipto the
"w111ton and --lion and
ran11eking ol the BIA."
e Malm Plw Pleca
llEXIOO aTY (UPI) -MexloJ will
ask Olba to -bock the IS fulllives II>
volved In W-ay'1 hljactlnJ o1 1
MWCalJa llrtloes jetliner, bul u-
---.ii . ....._ ~md 0.. do have an ~
trodllila Inaly," • ror.Jp relattcm "" flo6 ...... -Pld-ttdlr.But·bt Aid
then WU IX> cuanntel the treaty woul4
be followed.
UnolDclal .......,.. said CUba bal turn-
ed down llrt Ml•Icoa -.....-.
In the last two yean.
•
1970 cease-fire.
Israeli jets downed two Syrian MIG2ls
Thursday, destroyed a surface-to-air
mlsslle battory and bombed' artillery con-
centrations, , the Military Command
ftPOrled.
The Israeli! aakl all their plaoes
returned safely, but Damascus Radio
clamled four of the Israeli jet.s "''ere shot
down.
During and after the air actlen, S9rian
and Israeli gunners exchanged fire along
the 25-mile fronUer. Two Israeli set-
tlements on the Heights were severely
damaged, one soldier was killed and two
civilians were wounded, a spokesman
said.
Beirut aourtes reported Syria as
declaring Increased support for Palestn-
ian guerrillas operating from It! ter-
ritory agalnsl lmlel, desplto the latest
Israeli ftprtsal raids.
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Just What Ol'
Colonel Needs
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -The
Kentucky Restaurant Association
has designated COionel Harland
Sander! as "Kentucky's All-thne
Outstanding Restamateur."
Sanden, 82, is founder of the
Kentucky Fried Chicken Corp.
He was presented en 'lbunday
with a gold credit card, enlltllng
him to free meals for the rest of hlt
life at any of the assoclaUoo'a
restaurants.
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8eamlll Recruit Leurle wen, Ibo -d grttduale of San Dteao N ..
Yll 'l'ralhlni Cenler'1 lllrller Scbool, bu CU11onter1. llnM up. h 1'lll
be assigned to the bolp!W &hip Sanctnary, ocbedaled. to ub ·flnt women who are not nurses to tea..
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Tax Pl,an
Get.s Ax
In Senate
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
It.I billion property )u nllel-
aehool -""*"'1 .... killed by two voles In the.
Senate. But foes said they want the
measure sent lo a joint
Aasemb\J' -Senate committee
!or more J11!1911atlona and
predicted a coO!pramlse WW
be reacbecl In the coming
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SF BART Women's RightsBacked
Syswm
'Unsafe'
SACRAMENTO I AP I -Th<
all -male State Senate voted 21-
9 Thur!lday to make California
the 22nd state to ratify the
proposed womer..'s r i g ht s
amendment to the U . S .
Constitution.
the lower MuJe autt.>r .
A 1lmllar resoluOon alrt*ly
passed the Aaaembly, bill il~
Into the same roadblock {ft"~
Sena!' Rules Con1mlttee_~.::-
Two senators brleOy r-r
against the measure. .... 1
SACRAMENTO (AP ) -The 1be vote came after the The sena1ar who had befrl
iutomated train c o n t r o I measure had been bottled up the focus of pressure "'>'
in the Senate Rules Commillee • t r~·~ system for the ntw rapid womens groups o '""" \.lllC
transit system in the Oakland-nearly all year long. ratification resolution from And It came after only 10 ~te Ru Jes Commtttti,
J San Francisco region was call· minutes or debate in the Senate President pro Wtn
ed "unreliable and under some Senate chamber. James Aiills, voted for
conditkm.t Inoperative" Thurs-It will come up (or final the resolution Wednesday
day by investigators of the Asaembly approval next week, in Rules Committee, but east
California 1 .... islature. sald Assemblyman W a I t e r his vote against It on the final
~ Karabian (0-Monterey Park ), Senate vote. The report, by the non-0-------.:...-----------
~n legislative enaly11'1 1be IJ.14 MllClll Thunday
wu two wtts c1-r to pua-qe lhln !lie 1111111e meaaure
ncelved In AUiUJI, when It •
wu tl11ed"' • 23-lf 1411y. It PORTION 0 ,.'120 Dl~l)INT CONSTILLATION. SAl~QllS CLINCH FISTS
.... _ omc.I, recommended that the
California P.Jblle UtWllel Sys-
tem prendl the merger ol lhe
lour oegmenls or the system
unW "complete. reliable, and
ssfe operation" of the train da-
tectic:U.cim.Jltry is auured.
m's
requlrea fl yea votes !or final S..mon Claim ~I Dltcrrn1'11tlen Aboard Ship,~ Order
PIJ:llle to the governor. ---------. 1be pn>pOoal ii tbe rmJlt ol
blpulilan negoUatlom last
summer between Republican
Gov. Booald Reagan and
Democraile Assembly Speaker
Bob Morelil.
THE TAX plan would gtve
1oeJ1 aehools nn ema l500
million a year and would cut
property taxes by anoiller l500
milllan. It would-pay for most
of that by increaaing state in-
come and sales taxes.
Foes of the propooed tax
shift said they pre!eJ!'ed an
altemaUve p!.an which would
boost school support by 1375
million a year, but would put
off the is!ue of property tax
relief unUI next year.
But they agreed earlier in
' the day In a private two-hour
luncheon with Reagen In his
ofti'ce to open a new round of
blpartlaan Senate -Assembly
negoilailona U the tax bill fail-
ed.
Waterbed
Fans Lose
OAKl.AND (UPI) -
Sleeping on a waterbed is
not one of the rights ~
vided by the U.S. Constitu-
tion.
Legislature
Won't M~et
Deadline
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Tbe
Legislature won't even try to
meet the State Supreme
Court's end-of-the-year reap-
portion men t deadline,
Democratic A.!sembly Speaker
Bob Moretti says.
And il the court steps in nnd
reapportions Senate a n d
Assembly districts it s e I f ,
Assembly Democrats w i 11
have the muscle and majority
next year to override both the
Court and Gov. Ronald Reagan
and reapportion the
Leglslalurj?; along ,Democratic
lines, Moretti said.
Moretti called a news coh-
ference Thursday to comment
on the state Supreme Court's
denial earlier in the day of
Moretti's request for a six-
month extension in the court's
December deadline for the
Legislature t o reapportion
itself.
Navy .Backs :Oown to Sailors
.
SAN DIEGO (UPI) -Tbe Diego area -North Island, menial jobs and given banhet
crew of the Collllellatlon MJrimar and i-rtal Beieb punishment.I for lnfnetlons or
oaluted as ·111e Blan and Naval Air Slailom. rulea lhln those meted out to
stripes -• hollted !'II the All but 10 r1 the 130 are
''lt's got to have some ma -
jor redesign to make It work,"
legillaUve &llalyst A. Alan
Post remarked.
The automated train control
B)'lttm was in fact based on
an untried concept, said Post.
The fact is, hls aides ex·
plained, "It cannot detect
tra1ne in all instances.'' i!lanl carrier -1,780 of them blade. About 400. other blacl: whit .. guilty ol the lllUlle of.
from the llllp's deeb and 130 sailor! remained on duty. f...... OFnCIALS at BART head-
rebels, mootly blaeb, from an Tralning exerelsea for the They demanded review by adjoining pier where they re-"C41mie," once part of the blghu authority ol the dil-quarton In Oaldnnd said they
jected their captain'o COD> fighting fleet that ·-planes ebargea ...... blacl: Allon were not given a copy ol the
promise offer to return to du. over North vw.. .. -were a-report, before the press recelv----., with poor work records, cbang-ed It and would have no com.
ty. begun last weet bat dlarupted es In the dild I"-•-~--t W the btalned nnd A week·long confrootatlon by the ereWIDOD'S sHdown P _, 11•~ men un Y 0
between Ille men and the strtb and other probleml. and a promise that no punllb-studied fl
Navy came ta 8 ~ at the . The maneuver1 were postpon. meot would be imposed on any "We11 have plenty to say to
8 Tb......... ed ·-W ofter ""'··'-~vlng of them for ...... part In the i~ but wo enn't unW we have a.m. eeremooy _...,,, -• .......,.. · --. 1oo• and and In the end ii WU the#lavy A Nsvy spokesman said that protest. a chance to • at ii
that bacl:ed down. In an ap. with tbe men divided Into study ii," said Mike Healy, a
pa rent I Y unprecedented smaller """""' more at-BART offidal • .
..a-.at,1. 11 ....,.igned tbe i.ntf!m <out11 ba given to their Long Beach 111e 1111...,.. aap1c1 Tramtt dilgrunUed sallora to shore peraona1 problemo .. Their new District -BART -began
statloM effective today. commanding olllcers w 111 operaUng the first stgment ol
Tbe rebel saUors began the work with each man In-Oihnan Dies the '151nlle •Yltem in Sep.
erlsla by staging a sildown dl~l\Y. the spokesman -· •That was the strike at sea. They brought a oald. WFremont line. whlcll
battery of five civilian lawyers Tbe Naw .said there was LONG BEACH (AP) -the fel)Orl said is being con-
witb them to the final negotia-never any quelllon of aCCUllna: Funeral services for Daniel D. trolled" manually and ls sale.
Ilona with their commanding tbe men r1 nmtinJ -the Dunlap, pioneer oU developer Tbe Ooklml-Rleiunond Rg·
off!Cer, C.pt. J. D. Ward. legal deflnltlon of the offense and lndullrlallat who drtlled mel1I ii lclleduled to go Into -
Tbe sallonl refused bis order ""l1lireR an it.tempi to Ibis city's flnt producing oil opentim In January, · the
to return to the lhlp afle< be ovetlllroW coosttlllted authort-well, are ocbecluled today al Oo•l•nd -°""""" o:,ct In
met -1Jy 'litth their b' and mume lllidl "°'"mand the &mnyalde C a t he d r a I May and the and-San ~~~ maablp. Oiapelbere. =· _.i next
MORETl'I SAID he was grievances if they would rejoin THE BLACK Servicemen'• Mr. Dunlap died Wedneaday Tbe lddltion of the lines to
"surprised" at the cow1's ~l the crew. CaUCUI IU:l the men feared at age &1. Concord 1111 Su Franclloo
decision, because he said the for their safety aboard t b e He IM'YfMl on the boardJ of will mean awlkbcnei'a from
court has been reluctant to get THE NA VY a n n o u n c e d carrlet, where there were directors of aeveral major-oU tract to track which the
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Alameda County
Superior Court J u d g e
Bo'bert L. Bosilek ruled
Tbunday thst landlords
have the right to bnn
waterbeds from their prop-
erty and toued out a suit
ll<ought by tenants who
d•hMl_the u.~i1u-
11on pre ... ted landlords
dlreeliy involved ill the draw-Tburaday afternoon that Ille ''nlgbt fights" between the firms, both In tbe United fel)Orl says cannot be done
iog of new district boundaries men '""'1d be twll;ned to radt. 1be llOllP COlll)llalned SlatM and IOYeral lonicn safely with the preaent sys-
for stale Senate, As.1embly and . ~-~~obore~~ba~ses~ln~tbe~~San!':__:tha~t~bl"':aeb~~w~er!'"..!'"~lep~~ted~to~~oountries~~~·-------'tem~:...· _______ _!__=:__:_:__:_.:.:_.:._ ____________ _ Congressiooal dlslrlcta. · I·
·from dt1crimlnaUng
aa:ain.St waterbed usen.
Landlonls object to tbe
water-filled beds because
of their weight and the
posalblllty of floods.
Grand J ury
Member :
Indicted
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Tbe
San Diego County grand jury
indicted one of Its members
and a former member ThurS-
(~...,,.B_RI~EF~S ~)
day after a slx·month in·
vestigation of th e
N e lghborhood Development
Corp.
The 15-count indictment ac-
cused them, along with the
agency's executive director, of
conspiracy, misappropriation
of public funds, embez:zlement
and grand then.
Tbe three are Bonald LeRoi warren. a curttnt member of
tlie srand jury; 11\8 R<!v.
GrlliMUIGD M. Phelps Jr., a
1..-juror nnd now minl51er
of SC.. ""11 '1 United Methodist Cllltelil and WIIllam Henry
'l1l0ttlpson,, who~ the -
prollt corporation formed to
uwade houaln8 In the model
clilea area and aid poor and
-11Y' bullneamen.
,,,
Tbe Democratic eblef of the
Aasembly added lhlt the court
-ls-welcome to-gol.-and
.• reapportion tbe Leglalature.
But Moretti said U the court
imposes a reapportionment
plan which be doesn't like.
then the huge new Democratic
Assembly majority elected
last Tuesday can draft Ill own
reapportionment and there .is
nothing the court can do about
it.
0 We may reapportion next
year, regardless of what the
court does. They can come up
with a plan, and we can come
up with a plan subsequently,"
Moretti said.
"'Ibe law says we must
reapportion after e v e r y
census. It doesn't sar we can't
do it more frequently if we
want to," Moretti said.
Body Found;
l.D. Sought
SANTA ROSA CAP) -
Sonoma County pathologlsll
worked today to establish the
identity and cause of death of
a badly decompooed body
found in hilly ground near !lie
Russian River community of
Guemeville.
Tbe body waa found by a 71-
year-old resident o u t for a
walk. He alghttd a human
hand stteldng out of tho
ground and called -· deputies who recovered It TbundaJ-from a ahallow grave.
Sheriff Don Strtlpeke reluo-
ed to _.iate whether the
body bad nny connection rill
three othen 1lllW'\lled laat week In Mendocino County la
a suspected "Hella Ancell
burying grow>d ...
Party Seen
In '74 Race
W ASlllNGTON (UPI) -
Rep. John G. Sehmltl ol
Tuatin, pnol-Ial -of the Americln perty, U)'I
the pmty ..w run ea"'"""*
for a.c>• In lf74.
"Tbe rel-lrom Ibo tm
prllldentlal elactloa
conclu1lvel1 ttm tbe
American Party ii ..,. Ill lit
U.S. polltkal -lo ..,,• Sebmltl Mid,,,.....,,
He did not 10J Ill wllldl
llates ...-. -..-.
8olunlls' pollod -
r1 lht -· """'*"" --for Georp W.U-111 ltea.
fashion Island, newport center
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Better Rep esent atiofi •
By Ihelr overwhelming approval of Propositions I lhe city officially can do Utile to..,,...,. a. • au.;.. I
and J on Tuesday's ballot, voters In the Saddleback or site plan approval lbat Co with oood""m" ... ,.
Community Colle~e District have indieated Ihey want a mil!. •
more representative, respon sive school board. Npw, a little peer gro~a~ la 1lltDa N1D1114
Proposition I rearranges the sprawling Trustee Area by buslne$Smen led by the ber. of C.~-......
5 into three areas. Companion measure J authorizes tification Committee.
~,Jncrease of lbe number .of \rl!Stees frqm ijve to . • , • It's a good idea .. The, atl!'mpt to -~ .....-.• ,
-· , , , · I • ( ,,, ~ tofitb first Speal\s welJ Of cillJleO~ ..... -... ... 111t'dlre • •: Where afll\OSt the entire 'fiOUlb cbunly from .Jmnt . wellil-~ . • · • ->.I < ·•
;penoa, tt now "!ill have three.: One trustee will · r ~ ; '': / , • ;. , .' ~ ', '•· _i.·5'n,Juan Capistrano was O\Jce .repr_.led ~ . .,,5 . · ' -· • ~ / .¥.~·
sent ·Laguna Hills; the second\ Lake forest and e; • p • • t M· · 'ts S" " ~ '-f lhe'lhird;San Jum, Et1'oro and Mission ·Vrejo. .\?l.' · ! ·"' rOJCC . erl Up~n t' , .f
Hiving seven trustees sbbUld preveni;ftl<\_U~_'reo . ~ ' • ' .., . _. 1 • :'!ii
aligmnenl.! in the future . Already· Ille cutrenl ~ l,s San Clemente soon 11)1)1 •bave i1f. ;...., iii toiU
at ~rt ~ new membe~ Ip . be •Ppoili~ '~. ·~· , . .socteiY with one key gnaJ ill~ -..my'ioliii alJlli, :. l -.~ a~g and bilng. mternew~ Tlie board. Is .litiooting . 1 · community's finest i;iianish houoet. . · .• • . •· ·. :·J· for a Dec. 15 deadline to add the two new members. · . ·' . ~ ,. • .. 1. i ....
Passing I and J was ju,<t the first step· in ' making . Mayor Arthur Holm~s suggested.Iba ~~!Jll :Of . , ~ Saddlebatk Colle2e board more representative of such a group at a recent council meeting. B& tcJeu
the -people ·it ~ives. The appolntment of the new trus-eame on the heels of discUSiion surroqnding tbe recent. . I~ should be done carefully, so new blood and new demolition of the Larry~on. a local landmark which''
viewpoints c~n lend a spark to board business. was razed to mate way for a. condomi$ium ·pro~ .,
Prettier 'Welcome Mat'
Laguna prides itseU on i.ts intrinsic beauty, that of
aquamarine seas, sweeping shorelines and golden hills
as well as a famous "quaint village" setting.
However, the Laguna Canyon Road welcom~ .mat to
that beauty is cluttered and the impression it offers
does not do justice·to the rest of the t3ty.
It is an elusive problem. Responsible Canyon busi·
nessmen have done far more than is required by the city
to spruce up their properties. Others, however, forget
about landscaping and upkeep as soon as the city ap-
proves plans.
Other than hauling extreme offenders off to court,
lJ. group of Citizens will meet Saturdily eveDlng at
the community clubhouse to see if such a society ci>uld
function in the community.
. The problem with any historical society, however,
is mOney -enough cash tO keep new development
from depriving a city of its past.
Most of the city's finest examples of Spanish archi·
lecture occupy the most valuable -and highly taxed
-land in San Clemente.
If initial meetings result in an official historical
group, city officials who suggested • formation of the
group should work hard to help find the fonds and ·the
formula that could make a historical society much more
than an Organization that fights in vain to save the city's
heritage.
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Along the :··Jl~~.hish · Tratl
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WASIIINGTON W h i I e lhe
newspipers were preoccupied with the
presldenUal campaign little notice was
given.lo the atraage story of the "hashish
trail" through Afgbanistar., Nepal. India
and Goe. This ii one ..:hapter in the in-
ternational dn.lg saga which cannot be
blamed on the Viet-
nam. War.
Tho sordid epic or
youn,ptera fr o m
America and West·
em European coun·
tries waMering into
exotic settings in
search o1 mystical
release -a11a CJ,eap
drugi'tW11 rellied in /
heariop before a subcommittee of the
Senate Judl~ry .Committee.
MANf HUNDREDS, p e r h a p s
thowancb. of the these youngsters from
the Western world be'at· their way
throogh Yugoslavia, Greece, Turkey and
Iran to their havens in Kabul, India and
Goa. Gen. i.ewis Walt, former Marine
commander lJl Vietnam, described as
"one of tile most deplOrable and sad·
dening sights of my Hfe" tbe scene on the
slreetJ of Kabul of hundreds of young
people from many countries, especially
the United States. trap~ in the
mystk:ll drug culture and subsisting
mostly on hashish for 40 to 60 cents a
day. ·
A LURID, and co nvincing. story o(
traveling the hashi!h trail wu told by
Suzanne Labln , a French writeJ and
joumaliat with a masters degree in
ph)'liology and chemistry. Forty peroent
of tht wandering addicts were American,
M percent from the upper and middle
clJSSel, IJ percent 1rith aome college
~ . ·~ • ~ •. plaud. "I~ Pl'!'licwir; it <geoera1 ar-~ ~ · . fluence) tias uncbaloed that old ootn-RIC WILSON p0nent or human natu).'O cillled'laslneM.
·.' . . "One had torgotten it becaUBe 1fof an ..._ ______ _,, ___ _., the past centutles Wbicli were ~ ana
background , Mme. Labin r~poft.ed. They
haCI set out, she said, :o find ·~ ~orJd ,of .
their dreams, a w·Jrld of mystlcism. ·
detachment from mat erial things, Ion&
hair , bare feet, minimal dress., free1lous·
required hard work. the ri.mpant
biologic.al l&zil>ess . \n ua J;\ad been
,.~. by the tremendous. power of ·motlil censure, social piUl!biticm. and
material punishment. ·
ing and. above all, cheap drugs." SeJ: is "TODA\' ALL this age-old apparatus
part or It. "BandB of naked girts .. inhibit laziness bas been broken ..•
wandering around exoUc .. teDJplea at pennllsiv~-alloWs.tbe cbil4 w Jet his
night," promiscuous tntercoune in eom-'· laziness flow Wit.bout being castigated:
munes, tem porary liai.soM as a way of general affluence allows the lazy a.doles:
life -but all that dlts ~t 119 t~ter cent to survive evsvoubide hll"i'IJDme"
fi.lth . and . physical deter~t~ the and ultraleftism ~ him to a~ll ooi
h1pp1e eXJstence. · · as a good-for-nothing but as an in-
teresling rebel. ..'.'!n 9tber ~' the ado!escen,t now ll4s available: The permission to dlsplay
his laziness, the means to live without
· working, and the philosophy to turn his
parasitism into a nice case of social
revolt."
MME. LABIN reported numerous case
hiStones , all or them dlstriSsln£ aCCounts
of teenage addiction to a variety of dnigs
from hashish, through LSD to heroin in
the desperate search for new perceptions
of reality through mysticism. Wby has
t.h1s happened now, and in the most ad-
vanced aocieties . and when social justice. SHE GIVES weight to two other fac-
in any comparative sense, has advanced r 'tors: l The torrents of fascinating ~
to high levels? And why amo ng the upper paganda presenting the "hippie drug
~s. ~nst~ad of the real victims of culture". issued by the establishment
socu.I 1nJust1ce'? itself and far outreacbing the few
Mme. Labin ha s some interesting millions reading the ~~underground
theories to explain lhe "youth revolt" et· press; and 2. Poli IUbversive:
pressed through drugs and mysticism: forces (Tim Leary, Jerry Rubin, et al )
The "torrenlial increase:" of a youthful pushing drugs, freak-outJ and orgies as
wliversity population with no thing better ao instrument• of revolution.
(o do~ t!ie impotence of parents In the '\'be first eaumerated above is the
face of their children's fancies: a general more important. Tbe couru have gon'!
affluence multiplying the effects of moral "soft" under the pressure of the
pennisliveness: ultraleftlsm as a major "sweetness built up by the auw media
social Aplosive. around the hippie drui culture." The
THEN SHE SAYS someU.lng whkh will
make some people sneer and others ap-
media's attention has glamorl!ed the
drug culture. It's a severe "tnd1ctment
and worth considering.
The Bankers and Narcotics
WASHINGTON -Co~ess will lay
bare tbe financial heart of the world
~ factec next year by showing
that .. rupecllble" bankers finance i~
lmllllloual -dealen. Por ,....., Cotw<s! bas aklned th< -.......... u.. spotllcbt, 'lill&ud, on
the llalla ovt>dtrda.
dope -· the -potJce and -. w11o can be
more ~bly
put ..... 'r'-
-kleli llihla.
Tbt hlnta of cor· \
-... doing
with the: mob have been mut t<d.
bubn1 rested secure tn their count·
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need soil their mank:und n_. by
ah•klna the 'fntll of lite dopt merchanta.
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,Q.f Propaganda?
AIL IN ALL, the piece is a
masterwork of p~Jeclioo propaganda,
for 1: declares an end to an uoended war
and simultaneously defines the nearly
( MAILB OX )
N ew Sources of Power •
ctntralions of power are for the most
. part lnt.rmillfl\I anti too widely qread
lhroughout the world to pn1yjde en
economical and steady '°"""' of "'"I'll'. . .
IN A FEW PI.AO:,, haYlni ~
gt\,ater Udes lh&n California dots, the
water action Is beinC used, b\Jt lbe power
output is not great. Similarly, thete an
few places where the wind is 1trong
enough and '"ady enotllh to malt•
harnessing It ~ white.
No palential 'source ta being lplOfed.
Meanwhile, back I!' lite 014· ...-r. ·
DAILY PILOT '
Robm N. Wndj· Pllblllller
thomaa Kc.;,u, Edlior
Barbara Kffibfo~
EdilOriol Pagc Editor
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late rMden b)' ~Una U. newtPIP""• oplrilonf-and .....
mentlJ')' on toplcl ol lnterttt anl
11sntf\canct>, bf ~na a fOl'\lll'l · for fthe •xPl'etllon ot our t'Mden'
O()(r\tona.~and by (ll'H<nllrc tho
dl vtJ'lf' vtewpnfnta or lnfo""'4 ~-
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Tllil,upiYing Dinner
For .her ~ 6pecial,'Thanksgiving ."Cool<book"
section,.FAMl~V WEEKLY food editor Marilyn Han·
sen has gathered a complete . menll of.' Hansen
family'holidBy delicacis: ff"!".• vwy elegant hors
d'Ol)M'....,D<lris' Crab-Meat'Molll, through Gland.
ma's cCmpany Souj>, Golden Roa_st Turl<eY, Aunt
Tina~sJ!uttered·Onion Mashed Potatoes, Ardeth's
C'l'Pberry Mold, Lois' Ga!den·\'.egetable ,Pfat!er
Witll Cheesa Sauce, to Bon,nle's PuJ!lpkln Brud
Puilding ;and Marilyn's ~ ~Wheat Fruit
Bl'Md, (and extra added "attractiOnS"-Grand-
inOther's Candled· Yam Casserole and Aunt Ester's
· Apricot Mincemeat Pie) ••
Mrs. Hlnsen has· planned the entire celebration
for 'your falillly ll1d "*"' Look for complete
Family Weekly ·KiicMn-Teswcl'r'eds* and, step-
by·sfep cofor·IUustrated lnstructi'"" for a real
tast.tomptine l!Mllj, plus • ar•t Idea for that
leftoYer turkey.
• .IUnlCAL ll'ICIAL -For. an IDtlmate 'flew , from · blblnd tht IUrl{eOQ'I iDui; nod thil
w.k't lettura la wbldl -doclO_r NOeala blJ attltudel ll1d nactlona to ~J problems u Ml forth la ... boot, "Tiii Surgeon'•
,World." Dr. W A. Nolea ..... "doctort
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Qall,Joluai , --IM:e U.. tlull' ..... a llalMl!JtW Is ,.,..,.
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QUEENIE
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~n'l tell me, let me guess. Howard Cosell made you "11•"" again last night. Right 1" -------
~Busy as Dees
. Spiders Spin Profits
~ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP ) -J ohn Webster Brown who
:e'i.red he might go out of business when his partner, a black
.vtdow spider named ~tac, died, now has 500 replacements.
• ., , "W are one big happy famil y," said Brown, 55, as he sur-
v&y,ed hundreds of jars containing the poiSO!'lOl.l5 spiders.
~'They line a wall of bis. home here.
Brown ran into trouble three months ago when itac fell
lf~Y to a hllllgry cricket.
THE STOCKHOLDER'S represe!ltative has a part-time bus--
:ness using black widow spider webs tD make cross-hair si&hts
. or surveying instrwnents. '
When weeks of searching failed to Wlcover one black
vidow in the SI. Petersburg area, Brown feared he would have ·
:> give up.
But then .!ltories about his plight were published ln n1w&-
-apers acros the country and he was bombarded with ttle-
hone calls and mail offering him black widow spidtta. Some
J<?tters were addressed merely to "The Spider Man."
"YOU ARE MORE than welcome to what I would tlllmato
o be a million black widow spiders in our City," wrote ODI
4idland, Tex. man. "Please come and get them."
A spindly, red-bellied female spider arrived in a match box
'nailed from Ncrth Carolina. Another, from HOU!ton, Tex., wu
!elivered by an interstate bus driver.
Brown uses a toothpick lo prod the spider's belly and re-
· "?ase the web. He handles the spiders cautiously, using long ,
loodeo tweezers he made hilJl.!elf, because· the female's bite
:an be deadly. ,
ln Greensboro, N.C., a sixth grade class wrote to Brown
lS part of a science class project.
"Row could you live with spiders and things Ilk' that on
."tiW" mind? I couldn't," one boy wrote.
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Ship Wins
Reprieve
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OPitlllG
Sl'ICIAL
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The
Bunker HUI may misA death
still another time.
The Navy said the aircraft
carrier -bent of World War
ll-has won a ~ ftWleve
fn>m Ille """P 11elp. ' &lrY!vor o( a llolocauat 'tet
qt by Ja_.. '"ulcl(e
pl .... , lbe "·-flat'4op hal been• !loallbe ei..-.s -------"--'----laboratory Jn 1111 Diego aillce
11111.
TBll ~-IT, will be towed !O llllloo to ,.. off
San Clemente Island 8000 for a
$150,000 test of a big ship's
reactlona to underwater ex-
plosions.
A week ago, the ship was to
have been sold to the highest
bidder, oae of them reportedly
a Ja'panese scrap metal firm,
but the sale was put off at the
urging cf the USS Bunker Hill
Asaoclation.
A; nationwide drive by some
1,000 former crewmen seeks
$5 million to buy the sh.Ip as a
memorial. .
Thomas Balzhiser of
Eugene, Ore., the group's
president. sal d be thinks the
Navy will give his men until
March I.
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Business
Booming
SANTA CLAUS, Ind . (UPI)
-Although many small com-
munities are losJn~ post -Of-
fices to streamlined ma il
systems, business in this town
of 250 will continue to boom.
Postal officials said they
have no intention of retiring
their Santa Claus postmark,
which has been used since
!llS6.
"Fantasy and sentiment are
an important part of the
American personality a n d
Santa Claus symbolizts that
mE BUNKER HILL was fine spirit," officials said.
nicknamed the "Gray Goo.t" Despite its population, the
for its predawn raids on Santa Claus Post Office an-
Japanese-beld islands in the nually handles about four
Pacific. million pieces of mail.
But after a r.&MI oa Okinawa The bulk or the rnall1 of
on E .. tor a.ilday; !IN&, tlll course, is . QbrllltUI ...,.
carrh•' Wu the target of a and packapl seat' to ttie Post
deac14' kamlkau allact. . o111oe lar riial&I wlthlbe'San-~ May 11, IWO ,"J"""'""' ta Claus IJOlllD¥k.
suicide planea lllitunoif' Into/,.:=;;,=:::;:. :::::::;;;:::::;;/
tlll lwiW HiU wlllll1I . :Ill p,s~;' . · .,, , '
-·· e~ing tltilr own \ t"~n. 'nn lllO-pouad """lie, lg n 111.'Jl ' .. . ,.:wl,I
:=.if:°":. :.:it.lllf. · Oitl it· ln tooallnl clouds of -• ond · ·
flanie through ... ltlll!,W ol •• '"' . u.w
1tbt lblp. ...,, ·wO .-.
Bright smile l•rvice
UJTENHAGE, 's.uth· Africa
(AP ) -Mrs. Hester
Holtzhausen bu real glitter in
her smile. She bad a blue dia-
mond from her qagement
ring set into her 1>Jte .-_
Wliclnesdays and
SUndays in the
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From ft'I Sef?'I•• l'UrpriM a ad .,.conCUll'an," with invettJinc U,. vertic;al • School llld. "They dlda't quite takeoff aircraft, the flrll
The great.gancldaUP!* ol understand h>w I coulo be automobile tum algnal and the !I:-.r..:."~..i~a,;10: -= , ord\?Arr ballot mo:1.n,sun"~ ~ ':"iW..
tlll Yet, Virginia, ·~~ ; '-• * inc home thla week.
SJnta Claus" resl'W'; 1.11:" .... Paallag, two· t l me *
recelvtd a aouvenlr ~~ ... i Prue winner In Vice President Spin T.
the first Santa Ci8¥1 -, a at d "SUcrose •-his th hlrtbd ever iJsued by this riatloa." a.; ~ ~ lll091 dangerous ... -. apent M ay
"Poatmuter Gen.1 ·I t -JI': llllJlltanct" consumed by peo-at his de!k in the Executive
Kltisen preaenled the album pie. Ollice Building lb :!l&blnl·
TIW!8NlSSIOll SERVICE
Road 1ett Cll' • chlq llldd ' ttmOVe pan • clean tctoelt •
adjUJt band.I I. llnkaa:e • re-
place oil pan guket • 1IUJ4
• -· all """' &nil labor.
R'"'1Llr Price ,124,00
Now OnlY $)2.!19
SEE ;HE "VIKING,
GUSTAFSON
UNOOUI JlERCIJRY
16800 Beach at. W¥1lft" HuntJnaton Beach lo lorllora · IM1 t. the • MljJt; llf 'Wiid, foodstuff ton. ·
daucllter • ol Dr,=1111:•· li!lli11ii ""'1 lll*ild be pro-...,w,,.._, , Goorll ,J'. I,eo ol falloJ, biiiitad. • ~
at a -qny ID ~ Dr .. ~ ~ke st the ·Whatd · dQcto reoommend She ' II I dei{el<\loll Ill ,Ille: . iiJ~ at I b e 0 rs
i.te Vtr1J.1t1 Oii '1·, ' fi ' t • 1• ? Bartiail 11 11w ~.,. .. , • m6mtfs ~ · , ~":."~,.; :·: , :. P or JIAU"•• .m pun.
~ v..:.~~~' : , . Doctorsall overthe cenUJ:di~over50,000,000
thett • ~ ctaua!" · University of these Ublets to their patients ead1 ym .
'lbe fimoul respqme came Columbia. There are many medicatlona a tors recommehd D'Klll tbu any
in an editorial w,rttten by the * phy1idan or. denU.t can pre. other leadfrif tablet.
Sun's editor, francls P . Pegge Becle)i-, wife or misS+ 1e~hEI for pun.~ are nar· Ha.dache and dental .,.tn.1'
Church. ing 11-. Nick Begich (I> cohc, ~Y. are awulable. only relieved incredibly fast; minor
* ........ '. on ptMCnption.Butthere11one pains of· arthritis are depend-. . Alaska), may J?e a cand1~ate pain reliever, available without ably elll!ed ror hours; even the
A young Stanford Ua1vers1ty for her busbaDd's seat 1f a prHCription, dodo,. diipense ach" and pall\11 of coldl and 811
scientist says he may tie the special election is: declared. again and ap.in ... Anacin. . respottd ·to An8cin. So the ten·
firsL blind person to cast a Mrs. Begich said that she is: Each year, doctors give ·over 1ion and dep1"*ion that am be
regular ballot without human "very open to that possibility, 50,c;ioo.~ A~ci~ tab I ell to caused by aucb pain will bt re-
help in a voting booth. . but of course that is a decision th~1r patient. in J*n. Ir daptora Jieved too. And million1 take
His only aid was 8 book-siz.. the children would have to be t~uik enough about AnaCJn to Ah•cin without 1tomac:h ui-L
ed · de I lled th in ived · " d 11penee all these tablet.., what When you're in pain, why .. sensinf, v ce oa e VO m. , , . better recommendation can you don't you follow f.be practice of
Optacon. The Beg1chs have s IX aak when you are in.pain? ao n'l&ftY dootori and take the
"The possibillties of .the children, the oldest of whom Is You aee , Anacin contain• tablet a doctor miiht give you
machine are llmitless for the 14. more o{ the pain reliever doc· in hla own office. Take Anacin•.
blind," Lortn Schoof, 24, of Begich, re-elected Tuesday Stanford's Applied Electronics to Alaska's only House seat,lf" ______________ ..,. ____ ,.
Laboratory said. has been missing since Oct. 16
Schoof informed officials at with House Majori ty Leader
his pollina: place that he would Hale Boggs and two others.
cast his ballot like anybody *
else -alone and witOOut help. Funeral services will be held
"The election officiaJs re-today in Marshall, Mich. for
acted with a great deal of Harley ·A.. Dormu, credited
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.. Tactics. GALVESTON. Tes. (UPI) -
Ill Iii utraordlnary -· ol . ' • -' ' luck, I larie ..... 1'j --Charged eel lnld lhe ....... far llde and
Bel off vlbratlom that "'ll·
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, SAN pIEGO (AP) _ The , lllll-plolten lunar . core, a
111111 bal lllOd a law1ull ac-octentljt bas n!ported. cuslnC line comPania of ua-Dr. Gary Latham, Apollo
llll! ...,. lac:tlcl to ..U home project chief lelomotllopt,
fire llarml. . '"Aid 'lllUroday Ille data i. ooiy
-Iba! ..... riPI Im.up
themlddleollbe-.
• "Al far u ti, ltnlclllre ol
the ..... lo .-.med. tbll 11
going to be porllaj>a. the -Important ·...m that ...
-1-ll'•tio -lmportanl to·date!' -
LA'nLUI Mm lt 11 too eaJ'
ly to calculate lbe """' <l !be
rock $*"' Iba! -the far side, bUI be lllld ll wu cer-Ally Gen. Evell6 YOUJlier Pftllmlnary and ollll lragmen-mec1 ~ complaint In &lperlor Ill')'. JM, be said, It could eoort ap1n11 u.s. Safely result m understanding the -----------.,.-------moon'• evolu\}on. . J
l!'qlneerlng Co., Autooonlcll of
San Dteto and National
PUrdJulng Service.
1Tbe state Is asking for an ~
junctlm qalnll the alleged
ules tacllcl, IS0,000 damages
and an addlllonal #,IOO for
each mllrepresentAlloo.
e Ulldts v,..e.i
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
land devtloper and a · con-
sumer advocate, adversaries
In the poot. have qreecl tbal
Ille ule ol land In n!Cn!ltlon
communlllel bas -Uttered with fraud and II In dire need
of otrlcl gu-.
George E. MCQnm, vice
pmldent of Boise CUC&de
Corp., said that dloclooun!
statement& now accorded
buyers are not thorough
enough. lie 111111estec1 that
they be modeled after • stock
pniopeetus required by the
~and Exchange Com-
m''*' McCOwn'-..S at a bear-
ing blre by Ille Dej>arimenl of
Hoa'1lng and Urban
Development'• office of In-
terstate land sales r<glslra-
tlon.
"IT'S CERTAINLY very
suggestive of a presenUy
molten core." Latham said. "l
bopO .,.'ll be able to confirm
or ~ thls core ~ypothesis
in a month or so." .
Latham made the disclosure
in an interview at bis olrice at
Unlveralty ol Texas' Marine
Biomedical Institute. H e
receolly le f I Columbia
University to join· the Jn.
stitute's new division of earth
and planetary oclence.
A bot, liquid lunar core
would lie In with olber data
accumulated by the aoon-to-
end moon landing project.
THE IMPACT was recorded
Jaly 17 by all fou r
eel!mometers placed on the
moon by Apollo astronauts.
Because of a delay in ex-
amining --telemetry reports from 'the Instruments,
Latham saJd the impact was
only dlacovered last -IL
"Tbal'• the thing that bas
been the subject of our
prayers for years." Latham
said. 'Now we have 6eJsm1c
• ,. ...... a,_. ... x-----.....
"TeU us thot 1tory ogoin 'bout how y<lll and Daddy
met and Grandma didn1t want you to get married
and 'bout It.. Christmas you got engaged and how
you mode your w.dding dreSl and •. •,,
Nell Gendel, a f o r m e r
California ualstanl attorney
general who irepered con-
sumer litigation oUll ·pending
aplnst Boise C.-. al!o
-that !be publlc needs more protection on Its in-
vestmillota in the recreation
land ...... Pier 1. is number one. The largest tradet of customs
eP-fdllfJCae
WASHINGTON (AP) -A
inspected cargo in the world.
Visalia livestock market agen-
. cy and its general manager
ha.. beeb cbargecl w lt b 1 violating the Pacten and
Stockyardo Act, ·!be U.S.
Department of Agrlculture
aaid. , __ , . Tbe<·Vlaaua'Hotr .......... ' .
Nautilu'I\\. PanleJ, tlie !Inn ..
general ?Dager, lllesineli
and welgblmaster, baWI hem
cbarged 'with vlolatJng ...
coont!ng, llC8lel'lmd welCldnl,
record keepbu<, trust accoonl '
and fab" fracfe practice re-
quiremeals ol the act.
The !lhn operates al !be
Tulan! County Farm Bmoau
StockyarW ·ill :VlsaJla. and the
Templeto~ Uvesloet Martel
in Templeton.
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La-Berry, 2S, bas -flnecUJ,000 Rl!d placed oo two-
y..r pn>betlon after be declJn.
ed to -I charge of falle
advei:llllal . \IY .o!ferljlB Ill!>' posedly '• free -vacation
oo1lflcateo to·Nevada resorts.
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•Red ktfn\an
•Goldllochira
•Green Tabriz
ANCIENT DP.SIGNS.
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Belgium. long-wearing,. lneiq>ensive, hand-
some I 100% cotton, woven into a sturdy
jute base. Traditional pa;ttems, exquisite
colon! Available in a wide range of sizes.
all fringed. 2'x4', 3'~·, 4'x6', f/-d, 9'x12'.
Choose ancient
dPSlgns at Pier 1
today_!_.. •••••.• 4"·69"
Beny, who Pleadeci 00 .,...
lest. abo.wu ordered to atayl'--------------------------~1
out of the -· 1111 Cue r-----:::=~--------, r---, \ ,... prooecuted al llJe ~
of the JWf' dfy Bureau of
Consm:leri Alhlrl.
Offlolalo lllld Berry, an of.
flclal o1 Nalkl>al Brentwood,
Inc .... ~ ...
now clooed, belped promote
the -ln connection -land deall.
e VtUltw Salt
LOS AN0Eu:s (AP) l>ANlsH kYA All. A<ea rugs flOm Den-
Paclllc Telellhanall Telep'apb mark. Moth-proofed 'wool wilh Rya de·
CO. .... bile · ....-by the signs! "Fler", in natural or orange. "Skol", cal--I~ Law In gold awxado, bronze. 34 ... 1· l9" Center for M inlilliO, allellnl l 'X.S', 4'"6', 6'x9', 9'x12'..
the utlUlJ -court and1-------, lllle Pallllc Ulllitleo . Com-
mlllloa -... mating ,.,,..to-..
The eta. aclloft' IUil WU flt.
eel ln Loi Anpleo Saperlor
Court, ..
Padllc 'l'tlopftiloa ,....i!y
WU Clderlll • llJ Ille! -su..-(lost .. -'1IO mlllloa ... ~-ID'
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• Neutr1I
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•Ivory
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• French blue
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moth·proofed. Trtdltlonif Oriental dalans.
Choose f<Om 5 tolon. • ·-3'xS', -4'x6', 6'x9', 9'x12'. .. ·111"
• Sand
•Old Gold
•Avoado
• Blue/C<een
• 'l.lck/Rld
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Mother
Released
Lamky Ill in Hospital
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) flll1'IOfOt L 1n1 t y'1 1p-
-His two-year blttle to pe~ ln court despUt
escape proseculion lo1t , Lantky'1 attorney '•
reputed underworld IJ\U&er-. arcuments that bis client WU
mind Meyer Lansky ii lylnl Ill "oot 1 weU man ... who has no WASHINGTON (AP ) -
Ch""I'" were dropped a{alnsl
17 -Including • the mother of world chesa ·cbam·
pion Bobby Fl.ocher.
Jn an unguarded 185-lMll.y place to go."
pri vate room at a Mlaml =============::r::::::::::::::li'. Beach hospital.
'Ibey ba<I -· -o! blocklng !be enlrll'lcO to the
oflk:e of the CuumlU.. for
the -of lhe Presi· dent oo Nov. I.
THE CHARGES were drop-
ped "in the in~t of
jusUee," Carty McIntyre ,
chief of the law enforcement
division of the CoTPOratlon
CounseJ's o ff i c e , said
Thunday.
"We felt there would be
nothlng oe.....t by g o i n g
forward," be Bald. "We've in-
vestigated thls lhing tborougll-
ly."
FISCHER'S M0111ER. Dr.
Roglna Pustan, ss. and the
other! t.ad beeb told to appear
in coun Thursday for their
trial. But when the cases were
called, the prosecution an-
nounced that the charges had
been dropped.
The 17 had beeb aCCll!ed of
obolrucUng the entrance to the
omce by "chaining th~mselves
together and to the front of
the office," the complaint
said.
Dr. Pullan, a native of
Swlt=land, bad been a full·
tlhle McGovern v o I u n t e e r
worker for about two months.
Lansky, 71, was reported in
satisfactory oond.llion 'I'bur>
!Jay suffering from a "cll'dl1c
lnsufficency" two_ days after
his desperate four • continent
search for & ha~n ended ln
his arrest at Miami Interna-
Uonal Airport.
"He look.a terrible," Aid a
spokesman for Mount Sinal
Hospital. "As far as we're
C<1ncerned. he's just another
acutely ill patient who had to
be admitted."
WHILE LANSltY n!malned
secluded in bis elgbth-flocr
room, federal prosecutors
who arrested hbn TUeaday
started preparing • lolli ll•t of
charges against tbe aging
financial wiurd.
Officials said Ibey WOllld be
ready lo try Lanlky within l.'I.
days on the first of the four
charges, which include an
alleged skimming operaUon at
a Las Vegas casino.
"He 's out on bond , so there's
no need to guard him,'' eakl
Dougald McMillan, d!lel of lbe
U. S. Juslice Department's
Organlted Crime Strike Fofce
in Miami.
MCMILLAN HAD argued
that a high bond be set to
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Politics is an. emotional business, as reflected in these two pbotos ta~en
:after the election. Above, McGovern speecbwriter Sandy Berger crlu
Oil his wife's shoulder after returning to Washington with the defeated·
'candidate, while below, a jubilant Christopher "Kit" Bond hugs· b is
Wtte, Carolyn, alter being elected the youngest governor of Mis>ouri
jt S3 and the first Republican governor in thlli ·state in 32 years. . .
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*O New Breast Cancer
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festing Units Planned
~w YORK (AP ) -Some 20 clinics
ftt the early detectloo of breast cancer
~l be set up throughout the country,
niany by the end of next year. under a '· $J million program of the American ' qltncer Society and lhe National Cancer • lrftitute.
tl>e cancer society's board of directors
establishment of a task force on tftut
cancer at Its 1971 annual 'D).ettlng and
aald tbe •cllon by tbe board Wedlleaday
ii tbe result ol that wwt. •
Food Editor
Rates · Meals
Fit for Dogs
NEW YORK (UPI) -Food editor
Raymond A. Sotolov ol Tbe New. Yort
'l1lllOI led a dog's Ille recenUy and ..,,,
hu a bone IO pick with '°""' of tbe coun-
tzy'1 dog food maoufactiirers.
Sokolov, whole good-food tours bave
even taken him to penitentiaries lo rate
priaoo food, tasted 11 typel of dot! food l>elore giving tbem ntinp.
WITll FOOR STABS tbe top rating,
Sotolov gave three to Milk-Bone and raw
ground chuck. .
Several brand8 of canned and dry
caolne tidbit> rece!v<d no stan and ooe
smelled 10 bad be Couldn't go through
with the tasting Jll'OcelS·
Al.so tasting tbe dog food was a 4-year-
old Sahlkl named Cleo.
Ne!U... Sokolov nor Cleo liled the dry
kibble dog food, but II tbe wril<r .,., It:
"lldth had been ·previously ccrrupted by
frequent exposure over long periods of
time to a wide variety of meats and meat
byproducts."
DOG EXPERTS generally agree,
Sokolov said, that pet& oeej only dry kib-
ble meal for a bn1anced diet, but once
they become acCust.omed to canned food
or table scraps tbey spurn dry food il
po5sibte.
Tbe research wu ·prompted. Sokolov
said, by the reaJ1tati()n that 32 million
dogs and 20 mJlilco call in the United
States eat IOmelhiDg dilly, and ln-
Cl'ea.'ingly it II commerclally prepared
pet food. Sokolov·l8id the 8lll1Wll coat ii
11.5 blllioo, compared with 13911 million
f., baby food. '
SOKOLOV moumrr lbe texture of
one brand of canoed food "had a tenure
nlgh unto that of cold cream."
But be lilced tbe Mlll<-Booe bi>culll
enough to try a aecond; thil time with
butter.
Cleo indicated pleasure with all the
nolHlry braods.
Three Newport
Police Officers
Win Promotions
Three member! of the Newport Beach
Police Department were promoted thl.s
week, Chief B. James Glavas announced
today. ,
Ed Cibbarelll, fonner d e t e c t i v 'e
sergeant, bu been promoted to
lieutenant. A m-year ve..,.. of tbe
'"""'· Clbbarelll hu . -.. a patrolman, community ·relltlonl ofllcer,
detective and patrol ~rgeant. The 2f..
year-old lawman ii currently working u
lbe chlera llaslon officer.
Bob Gatewood and John Simon have
botb · been moved up to the rank of
sergeant. Gatewood, 31, has worked In
' patrol and traffic in his five ye.an on the
force. He ill currenUy assigned to the
detective division.
Simon, 33, has been with the depart-
ment for 10 yean and ·also worked ln
patrol aod traffic. He currently Is the
departmeot's vice aod io!elllgeoce of.
fleer.
Driving Course
Set for Retired
A c:oone in defemlve driving will be
conducted Nov. 1 .. 18 b)' tbe Newport
Belich Chapter No. m of tbe Amartean
Auoclatloo of Heu...! Pel'IOOI and the
Natlooal Safety Councll.
~ed $2 million for the fi rs t eight of
clinics at Its aMual meeting recent-__ J -tpOkermen...uld-Lh e NaUooal
Tbe nm elibt centers have not been
named. but eJibt 1ltts are •being ccn.
lidered, the IOC!ety 1ald, and detailJ
should be '"1DOWlCOd In a few """''"'· With the National CUcer l111tltute
joining In, a 1polcmnan aald, tllere wUI
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The COW'le will ljegln at 10 a.m. acd at
l :30 p.m. both days for four aeparate
clan seaionl. c.ert1flcates will be
awarded to partlclpanll who complete
tbe-coune.--er Institute agreed to provide od-~ fundl on a 2 for 1 ham. 1flle cllnlca will be designed 10 detect l:ftiUt cancer at a very early stage,
btfpre the appearance ol a lump, using a¥anced X-ray techniq ues called mam-
~ end another a pp r oach ,
!Ephy, oenslng tbe addltllonal
Ii..., off by cancer celil and pro-
-a pho<ocraph.
' ~ L1 AN attempt lo find out bow
mncen can be foood and bow
CID be cootn>tled," aald Dr. Arthur
amea, new president ol the aoclety
proleuor ol surgery at the Ohio
llniveralty Medical School.
• cancer oociely onnounced the
mtRJ!: BAS llEllN no •llOIOctnt
reduct1on In ihe · -llty rate Imm bnul cancer In 1111 ,,_., tbe IO<ft!ty
aald. BrMI\ C111011r ii lbe JeodlJW 1lte for both lbe lpcldeoce o1 cancer In _,
and,... -deotll In,,....., ll larp.
ly ~-":&""and Older-.... ----.,.16 pertenl oi tbem -~ii by aelf.ft.
amlnatlao. Jlut '"1,llloni • J)orOllll -..,_ that ,baa ~ IO, tbe )1mph
nodes. · Iil ti-'ciiotll, tbe ' i1"9'7'1t
llUl'VIYai nie·ll l0,41,...-.. .
U tbe cancer II otlll• locall ... to tbe
---.. ,. tbe IOClety •Id. the ~--lllOto•·psr-
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For registration infonnation, contact
Lloyd E. ~ 211 lleilotn>pe Ave.,
Corona del Illar, l'ls.9531,.
Everyoae ovw M years old II ellgtble
for memberoblp In. the uqialkll and
Invited IO attend !Illa t:lus.
Biscayne for Nixon
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP )
Resldeoll of Key B1'Cayne, lane d 1be
Florlda_Wblta llouae, 'lllted H .......,.,.
In favor ol Pmldetlt N!Jon'I l'Hllotlon.
Tbe l.sland'1 -pnclnct pv. Nboit 2,0!7 vow to 411 tor Delllocrat Georle McGovern. .
Horses in L~sh Lux111•1
rabian St-eeds S~ at State -Fair in Oklahoma City .
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Misban' ll)e .']lOOcb is an 'easy rider' as his master
Steve Sm:lthers of Forest Grove, Ore. fashioned a
pack oqt.ol an old palr of jeans to carry the puppy·
in. ,SmJ,ll!e'I' .and Misban are looking for a ride over '
.the horiion an,d pos81bly a job for both. Smithers
claims the pup is a p~fessional dancer.
Clwap Morels Cui
Tr.avel~~g .Costs
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NEW· YORK (UP!) ~ A
wave ot.,cpbstruction of budget
motels,.~~ less-thah .IIO
a night. !Or 11ngle occupancy
and sometimes.as lltUe·8$ $11
for a couple, is cutting the
cost of travel in the United
States.
Day's Onns of Atlanta , which
operates 28 budget hotels, says
Or_leans, Regal 8 IMf of Mt.
Veronn. m.. CountrY Squire
Inns of Perry, Ga., and
Overnight Inns, which hlisn't ' even set up a headquarters.
The huge Holiday Inns, Inc.,
is in the budget motel business
in a tiny way. It has some lit-
Fem Lib
Extends -To Mine3
PUILIC NOnCll
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SHE THEN BIR.IS a driver Ml: fl•
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and truek to haul her · ''=°'ii~' ~ and a barrel of •• :~ fotlowt111 _._ "' °""" _,_.
drinking water to her borne. . COHSTil.UCTION f'UNO!NG c 0 .•
Th.is is what she bas been 1n1'-A So. 11reoktilln1 s1.. FNtt81n
in newspaper advertisements: ~
"Mr. Salesman, if you paid
. f V.tlW. CINf.""' dom, for 15 years, hoomg or &0u1 . llEC., ltoe.. • c...tlfiorftl• the discov....., that could bring COrpordon, 1TI1f.A So. Broailhllnt St .. -· ~ F1Mltlln v.....,, C;llf. t1711
more than '8 for your room • • •1 tJae bQ~t
tonight, you paid toq much!"· , ..
her rttiretnem and riches. Tllh !Ml.-. It 1111 .. ~ lly I
While Mrs. Middle~n counts -~=, .-.:rrv .
Laveothol ,. Krekstelo, Hor-!l!IOtel-',h Ute ••eilt• beneU IO be me o( pr:Iy a l"Y' "'" J!!"''~...iil!lwM -tt J:!E°e~~ =--wttt:f'~ty l'Oit~,'~~ :i:. ';.,Z'::;":i;:,~:-.~ ~it c,o~uatie
eight dleios of·budget motels •"'-.. ,. ,·
IW · CLERK. I)' .._,,. J: ~ °"*1'/. and lbnlted ~p, ITDMlll euP•
In oPm1lion wfth a tQlal of 2!111-tl!tt!'t . IN! -tel
motels, and '!""" other chams ..Nlllotel tlltlutrw
• ., ATTOIHll'Y 41' LAW she retalna: Jler femlnity. '"' ............... .. Aaked; "How old .are you?" s... Awl. e...... ""'
hav-e· organized to operate . ., .. -
budget motels. · • fru:es. 1-r··
she replied, "Jual 111 I sUll '"1 .,,... ' mm
have my own t'eetb and put a l"vtll'dift -°'""""' coMt-Dtlh' '"''°'· . Nowmlllr 10, 17, .M. .... , ~ 1, l~ttle red tint lo my hair." 1m ·· 1131.n
" LOWEST COST of thosfi in ~ PUBUC·llOTICE
operation are Motel 6 or S"'nta · N S 1 _:..
Barbara, with 116 Wlill at 16.60 • llberglaie cablnette junior . avy· eemJ ·~..:-
a olght and Scottish Ions of inns with rates as low as '8, "" ......... ,.,.._ ":_ llull""•
America. Kinston, Tenn., 28 Kemmoos. _ Wllaon and G l p!J~ a1:,ocEAN V1EW 1nATei <A Umtt9d
~Travel Motor Inns of , Oreo o.""*'*" e.,.,..111ct1 11
motels at $6 a nlltht. -Wallace Jolmon of MJ:. ' a ,iw.ts ~Pl;.. ~=-t=.,st .. 111111
Norfolk, Va., with ·2 8 fowKlers of Holiday , tlflflnllt c.,..,...,..,, ll!I ~ t1'ltl
hm cha M 50 dn f tbe SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -St .• ,_,.. ... sant. AN, C.llfl0tnl1,
establis enta, rges "'. di 't go too ar ·" The Navy says It wants ei.~t ;r.:1 .... " -. ~ .., •
a nidit for 1a slillle room. · junior 1rm venture · partly ...,,......_,to wlun'-."' -to~ um11i1c1 ~,,_ •·· --Allo in the S8 class with '----~··~-the •~-bl .. v.......,.. ~ wi111em 11: ~ • Thr. ft 1 .:.~ ~ Y ran ww tter _Navy. pDota. 1 TM• ......._, ..... ..,.. ,.. c-t,. Day'111 is i nns Ul • -A -•-an for the 12th C11rt1 o1 °'""' c;....., •: "'°''"..., 1. Newport News, Va., with five opposition from Adolph. and .. ...,_ou 1m w1~1A.M E.. n JOH,.. COUNTY
motel!. : Joel Krisch . 'Mley cootrol Naval J>istrict said women of~ cu:1tKH•Y ._., J. ~ ~-.
Fl Am · Mdto Inn f flcers and officer candidates Nll!.li.d or-. c.t !Mitt '""°'· Hapoy Inns of Orlando, a.. encan r s o on active .1 .. 1y <OOld join tbe, '""'"'• J. 10..n,,.,"" . 2111--n: and Chalet Motor Lodges of Roanoke, Va., the largest ~
Nlllhua. N.H., with 11 uni ll single Holiday Inn franchise flight training program. · l'IJBLIC NOnCE to By law, the women pilots · ' -'
betW'flen them. are around $9 opera r. camot Oy combat, but the "L"'°:?a=~
and Ifuperial "400" of John Lesure, Orlando, Fla. spokesman said lt wouJd like TM *'lkN4tli ,_,... -dolnt
Enale.J'QOd ... Cllffs, N . J . . partner in Laventbol, Krek-the women pilot.a for search, ~e. .. ill t""°"ctHO ' IT!:EL co,
cha.r'les an average of $10 a~ stein, Horwath & Horwath and helicopter, 1 n d transport ,.._ ... Y* ..,4 ..,... Anl, c.111.
Us 104 untts. ' the company's motel expert, Olghll -' · ....... II. DulY_I;. S9t ·t>thndl •Or., said the budget mote) ls the ' Lot #lo;lel. Cillt, ... · BUDGET MO'l'ELS which awu•test ccmpetlUve t h re a t Thlt 'NJ..-I• ""t" eer.,.lild 11y 1n -•-~ but -J •·-•L 1nc11Y1ctue1. .,, have been or1a·~ ·~ the mo1e1 and ho1e1 industry R r · D . , .. •· .......
yet in business lnchJde Frlend· facet. ~ ' . ecyc 10g ay-c~ .:'='c:=;~':' ... -..s::.n~
I 1-·-ol r-·ll•te PL Fam lt1'l WILLIAM I . ST. ~':r :COUNTY . y ...... """!" • ' -There wDl be • rtclauiatkm (I.EU. • .,. Mwr!V-J. ..,...,..
Uy Inns o1 ~lly llloanl,.N.C,_ ... JUL SAID THE budget day SaturilO)', Nov. ll, fro!ll ..,._ .,._ c-t .;.,~ ~
Southern Scottish Inna of 'New motelJ appeaJ primarily to 8 to 11 a.m. at the F1nt United N_.,,,." 1., 11),... 1m tfQ..n
' salesmen and .... the family Methodl.st Cburcb of Fountain PUBLIC ~-en route tO a deatialt1on, ~ St ~ .. ~
eluding campers." Valley, Iaa -. ---------
Ores•••a..er .
WWtam llcCoy, 61 , la
the flril hlldt ner lo
·be elected to lb.e _Ore-
gon Legla!atwe. He Will
n-nl Portland'•
I.Siii District u state
npreeentatlve.
He aald .. l.ther' of "·--Anyone 11111 bring any lied C!I' '"""*' '=r • -"-aacted nnnpapen or cr\llbed ITATI CNI' CAUNll;•IA l'OI trawlq" types wants l'lrim· aluminum cana during thole n.a cou.:,n.:.~
ming pools or televlaion, nor hours "°'tOa ., .,.. • ""'"°" does hr care lf there ls no bar · POil AM , CMtNI ... ..,, .. TN• COWIYMU CW ltUL NOP.,-Y • or no restaurant in the motel. PUBIJC NOTICE r-. • unt9a l"nM\. vAM
In hll: 1972 report cm motel PtcTl'TtOUI IUl""11 D~iaa. :•0::.Ti.v OIVh w.t indUstry trendl Lesure noted llAMll tTATllMllfT llkMN M. M1rk_ flll MM ...,..... ;
that the ~Ung costl of .. ":"" ........_ ,..._ ~--.. ....... =--·..: .-..... --~
motelJ wllhoul rtltaurantl or LA '"1-A!:At 1•1 oaua1-.it ''" tif::r:ll _.. 11r ~~ ' ~ ...... ~'*' -----~-... ban are usually at lent 20 MfllillY D. ftt.IMfld•. ua a..,. ..,. '* .... fir •: a '*'-.. _,,,t below thoee of the Ml or., NanM 411;1 ._.., ~ !!"'7 tt.fitt Ml'! .. II! ...,. ~ "' ~ I ,............ TN• ........... II ...... ~"' • ...,. Nt. I fl _.. ~. _,. * tlwic: • service motets. lflcf!A•"' · · , c.... ~ ..... 1r1 ...,. or., ., a.M•
Lesure aid the big 1motel TMt =..~·~ tflt ....., ~~~-,; mt 1
chains JWOVQked the budpt mr :v °'=:::-r' . .::.::·~ . Wiu. •. ,•t.JC!"ft s
hotel movemtnt ln two ••YI· CM'ttY tttn. HJ.. -
They built too many fancy l"\lblllltMcl ..,.. ...... Cont 0."1 ...... ::c.~ .....
motel! and, when occupuCJ' MW"J••.., s, 11. 11, M. 1m x=.,:,~
bepll to ran off i,.. ,.... PIJllUc. NUnCE -- -__ -.. Igo, they tried to C01np1n11te t11:a1 .... "-tt, Mt."" ~' ,;an
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! rate for doable ocal!SICJ .-~·.,••.:•,:gt..,.. • "='9 ~ !!#at.~ l alrea!I'. ccrnmoo two,.....,.. .. ____ ... "rma ..
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For The
Reeord
Probe Continues
lntO E~plosion i'iU!Tss
135
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HONG~ONG w Uoll.Oa ..... , ••• --. _,
ORANGE -~loo II Ing and the lou of the little fri';:."'!'. , ,._ IA' I Marriage conllnllinC today 1n 1111 ... finger of bb rl&bl band 1n the _,..., ... -san., 19 ..,. plosloo ol. ~ bolDemlde bomb blut. :.:.:=. w ........ " .. o. o.-. .... ....,
.... ____ ' ByO.C.HU!l'NGS =ln tbe .rt4*··= which blew tbO had otf ID Diamood WU apparently .. ~.::::::::: = .... p ............... . &J'~e· " SA .. NT"'A_A, ... N_A. wutm..befofe . Or•••eman•a•• .. -......... ;.....·Y workingonaplpebolUblntbe ~_ ............. •J .. •WIM#lfllD
• ~1 -,.--• --o ...... .., "tlll&URU 22-foot trailer that ll!riis u •••••••• ·• " • .,.,. snu co... 1tiF.'LJ'tJ!.~-'!.'t1JN -Jo1111 wn. Orange· c:ounty voters turned ~1 ,IS pel'.\'*llr' morning. · bis bedroom and _.._ bt:blM ~.::::::::::·n 6: ::= ~-=-
!lr'i ~"&r'~~. ~'::-~ out in large, but not record turn;t mae a recofd or ... n.omu C. Dlamdnd 11 listed the faraily home 7 ..O E. ,.:-,::,-~;... ~ ZX'.'5) "'l" ,.,
T&•t:i:• %•'";1 numbers ' Tuesday in the eYfDcaY'Mrr, -'lllllCb bet-l In salia!OC!«Y ....ittlon al Hoover Ave. wbeo the device .,. '°'"" '"'" 1iiiii · ~ "'· ..
w.. 1;tK1Ns -o.·llJ~.Jt~ .Hitchcock reported_ today. . vo~~1~ was only, ....__,.......,:·:,_-'.;....-..J mwl•e ~ 1o. ilil left Di=~e ra:y ~~ ':::., ,_ Nwttt ~:,;.::"' 0..: ~:=
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• ~ .... mf-:,. "''-,•{~: =~Ual o/ .t>~t!,. el~~l:i ~~ 1 ~f ~ ::lll~ ORAJlliE &qllfll ?.:'.!f.cC:: ~,_i,~ detonated In bb banda. ~--..,:;,•w
~ uma '1t:"',..,tT. Hitchcock said ,.t 7 3 e·t 4 M ·' thi )otr.Mt llDce :; band Detecti9tll taJd tbe man y bas 0
• ..._..,...,. ,_., ,_ ~ ,_, DE~ ,""~• ,,_ perso., voled, or 85 ~ oi tile 1141 ~11-,i f>ollol, iiiiJalao~-~~· ~ed~' pow~dor~buma~~"'JOllll(~~man~~~conclJcted~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -' ,-. ,_, the 791,17! reglale..d. Be bad when onlr.llZ ~ ~ In bb pu1lal loll ol bear-chemical experiments "•ln<e • ~ -•':f.. l)t \?1 predicted an 18 p.e r c en t ~ election of Hariy Tnililac.. eyea, • he was a young trJilD.." {
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T M,ill'jfl•ll'-~, .,,~ in 1a, the wi l'n!oldenUaJ P ... hysciiin · -~tlllllf«I election year 87 pe....,,t of the .. Wl •i ·-· . !1:.:.~ 11 ..:-;_,~ electorate cast ballots. In the
ll;, ·:m..,.~~ 'l!!i l::l.~ gubernatorial year electloo,of-w: .. " s .. :t . <""' ..... .... ' • ' 1970, 71 pen:enl turned out. ... ""' .....
LOWTz.fi•IENO -Grev Allto. It, 512 Hitc;hcock noted tha• •l.~ l': "'"-11! .... ,_ ... -... ··---~ -· , • n avt.,:i·'liir~i ,,, Jatr!llnt Aw.. ....., been a gradual downtrend A ide t
WJ:ll '"'\\r;.:f!;:•-'" .._,; 1li In Iota! Vlites In !be pa3t few n CC n ~t ~~. . f:J. ~'· . years. He said be does not 1~~"6'A-Cf1 ,~~Frederic ~ know why. SANTA ANA-A physlclan ~!' '!f.' ,.,~. ff.'lfl Oba of tile IDlchcock's seri""'1y lnjurod Jrben the ski i..t.cu-;q; vi!s ~y1!.. 1 th •et1t. predictions did come true. He lift Bt June Lake collapsed on f,~~~ i'"? JF; *'1 0r-!!8d sal~ he anticipated a Chr:istmas Day, 1'67 was CAMPI~~ L. H _ ~ Atllll, u . smooth, operation ,of the awarded $4Q0.000 in da(Qalea f.~~='bfjh~· e .. H' county's vote co u.n ting Thursday by an Oringe Cou&-1Jt&\-~~ll't1e ,;. •i " macblnery -ballot 1C811Ders ty Superior Court jury.
Ruf .. 11:~_jf!:..1·J.f9i~· 2., aod computen. It was better Judge RaymoOd 'lbompaoa j.~ ~·~ ~JV.'?: 1ban that. His estimate that conflnned the award to Dr. sc}~~"M"'~· -· 'TX the count would be completed Slanley H. Moulton, 54, Palm =r=iw ::.J ·· · · J: by 1 p.m. Wedoesday was Springs, after two weeks of
"'•-· " B -h the June Lake Development Roli"i,s~l5' ~.":.,.:'.~ ~.ij-. lriaL Dr. Moulton bad named
... . 91:'"1::"· resna an Company .. defendant!. r,:: ' ..;..., "ll:'U · Two girls Injured In that ln-
SHtE • urc,o, "' Ge D J cident settled out of court for
117 ,._ ''·· "-''" ~ .... Bon-ts e ay 1 . fter lntllall 'F':..r'lWY~~~n san ,. ... c-1. esaer sums a y joining the phy1ician a a
DeatJa 1'odeea From Court cop!alnl!ffs In a 11 m!Dlon ac-
tion. Attorneys r e f u s e d
to dlwlge Ibo ldtlemenl but
confirmed it was "substan-, c~,i;.,~f6.e'Mr .......... .,.
ata of dN!h. "owemt1a1~... !J"I'!!;! . WE~ -A trial wlf9A.1~r10111 11)11, ~~ =~ ~~i.r,:;/'$:· ra&. 'i! on misdemeanor drunk driving I::')'\.~~~. ' charge• for Robert J .
111iw Cl!r\ltooher'IOrl, al( 1 Bresnahan, Director of Aval·
,... Llntlll POiter, 1nalewilod1 , •1 f Oran Coon~ baa r!lnd9ifldf'en. saMcits. MOMIY· · "on or ge , .,,,
.ctnt ~'TeT.~t1ri1t,J;~.. · -M. been delayed until Nov. 30. " · ... r.:• ~· Bresnahan bad been 1llted !c~J.! 1' v "' • . "' . for tPal Tuesday in West
·~ ost}~ ol~~·~i: Orarige County Mu D l c i pa I
lf7t. SWVI :"J:, ~ Coort, but court reoords show 1111/11.'c::n~~::J:4i'' ~'that he appeared on Nov. 3
' ~~,::'.,, •· 1 , ·~o:~ aad requested: a s e con d
• eroom c~ c~. w11tt 11:..... po6tponemerrt. of the trial
&. Ha•--offlditrna. 1nttnntnt, . . ll 1 ·s. t 19 111111-Mamorlal_ P\,'ft· erown co1°"111 origma Y set or p . . rv. Santa #":JMc'i~ Bresnahan, 51, was arrested
t\lla L. Prine•. 75-P C•ll• \ ,,,_, June 13 in F-· .. •-~ Valley -~ Hlll1. Date ~ .teath~ NOYtn'lboir !· ~ · f7'L Survlwd b't' neptiaw, <.. Lawis 811 z r.. ~ BNdl. Satvlcn. Salul'dal', oYWnbar 11._ _ _?_, PM, Fa Ir n a Y • n uwieum '--· E n tombm a n l . a,..._.,.. ~lal Jlartl. hltr·~ Ul'!llflll Homa, eor-a.I Mar, Olrw::·
ARBUCKLE • SON WESTCLlFF MORTUARY
f!7 E. 17th 81., Colta Meu ..... • BALTZ-11ERGERON
FUNl!IRAL HOME
Coroaadd-l7UUI
tially less" than the $400,000
received by Dr. Moulton.
$93,000
Awarded
SANTA ANA -An Orange
County Superior Court jury
awarded more than $93,00J in
damages Thursday to a
physical education instructor
who was seriously injured two
years ago in a two-car col-
lision on Laguna Canyon ROad.
Judge Oiarles Bauer ae-
ceJ)ll!d tllO Mo-3 verdict In
favor of Bertha Elizabeth
ROel, 30, of Walla Walla, waab.,, ;('-": a week-long_ !rial
that ~t the p~
'113,2$11.11{ In damages.
Miia lieeI iuccessfully IUed
WWlam A: Conway, 25252 De
La Salle SI., Laguna llllls, as
the driver of the car which
rammed into her Volkswagen
on Aug. 8, 1970 .
She initially asked r 0 r
$200,00I:?: in damlges.
C-M6' HIUU • BELL BROADWAY
MOR11JARY
111 Breadnf, Coltl Mesa
UW!ll • McCORMICK LAGUNA
Beverly Manor Director
To Discuss Alcoholism
BEACH 'MORTUARY
1705 Laguo Cuyw Rd.
IN'lllJ •• PACIPICJ VIEW
MEMORIAL PARlt
Ctmetery Mortaarr
a.apd
350I Pacific View Drive
Newport Beecb, catUorala
Hf.1'111 • PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNERAL
ROME
'1111 8ollo Aft.
'11-ler-• SMITllS' MOll'IUART
llZ! -It. ' Hanllqton ·-mll'it
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S•lld4v COMM:s.
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"The People Who A r e
Alcoholics" will be discussed
Sunday by Bob Seo!!, director
of the Beverly Manor
Alcoholism HospitaJ, as part
or a weekly lecture series
sponsored by the Ak<lholism
C.Ouncil of Orange County.
All programs will be held al
1 p.m. on Sundays at the
Fountain Valley Community
C.enter, 102f0 Slater Ave.
Treatment of alcoholism will
be dlsc=ed Nev. 18 by
representatives of the Pioneer
Foundation Hospllal of santa
Ana.
On Nov. 211, Peter Tighe, ad·
mlnlalnlor of the Raleigh
Hl1ll Alcobollam ilolpllal In
Irvine's GOP
Party Slated
Tbe lnlno Republican
"->blJ ts oo bam about
Pl-lllm>'• .... 1ec11on,
ltl memben ere apomorli1g a
v1c1ory 111rt1 wltb .an ~· Oounly iwlclenlo Invited. 'riie
. porlf 'llorto 11 7:IO p.m. Fri·
dAJ al !ht Cul•erdale
ClulilM>uae, llamJllon and Thie!
-In Jrylno, Foadue and lllad will be IOl'Ved. but
party-goon will have ID bring
their -liquid refrahmenll.
l£T'S II Fd.Y
ll ,.0u Mft nrw Mlctlbon
(JI JtftOW "' •ft)'Onl moYinl
.. ........... ~·dl al
•tllttW.rnar_...•
,,_, '"""""" aiii Wp lbemlo--blled ........ _ ...............
$1, l'wttlilll' . .,,~ ......
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Newport Beach, will talk
about ''The BotUe: The Big·
gest Thief In the World."
"The Hidden Drinker11 will
be discussed and a fUm en-
titled "Tbe Secret Love of
Sandra Blain" wUI be featured
Dec. 10, moderated by Jean
Vandervoorl, executive direc-
tor of the Pasadena Council on
Alcoholism.
And on Dec. 17, Jack Blsbop,
newly-appointed director of
the Alcoboll1111 Council ol
Orange County, will talk about
"The Licensed Drinker." He ls
al9o director of the Orange
County Alcohol and Traffic
Safety De-atlon Project.
For more lnfonnatlioo, call
the couocll at 54M501.
IYRON DUHi' °" hll 2Alh llrthclay len N..-ifM, 10, 1•c1
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Tire Blitz
Our Original Equipment Tire On New 1973 Cars!
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Equipment tire a strong Polynter Cord Body end 2 long
WHITIWALLOHLV ti MO• PU TIMI
MANY llZll NOT umD Al.AO AT IAU PIUCll mileage Gla1s-Beltl. Why eettle for,. .. ?
RAIN CHEC:I<: Should°"' 11.1P91y ~tome 11191 Of llt'lff ru11 Wrt ctul\111 thlt awnt, n wm honor -.iyordfq pi aced llOW tor tulur9 Mli.,,. •Ille ed'9rt!IM llfl0e.
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CAMPERS-TRUCKS-PASSENGER CARs USED
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PASSENGER CARS
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• sloop. daredevil llilor ~a .,ur;.\ spinrPl<v suddenly dropped Into the drlllt. '•' ,
• ...-Newport Hartiar· ObM"•ed ... lt.laobd lil:e · ". 1
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Glossy Publ~n Makes Drive for Equality
BJ JIJUTB ll'.AIRXAS ----Ms. is • 1ltW tilll ... lmal! American
women ...... r a .... md llCt'tX'dinl
te the wamm do wmt theft. a DeW"
11att m mind. u.-. ... lllle Ultt inplles ..........
marital ..... ii nobod) .. h rt tll, Ms.
--.,._ .......... -ond
mmomic ~ fat ..... -Its
,.,.., ...... Jml ft'ft -old. it
olr-tr bu • -"' --lalf I million.
··1 -........... cmlJ --llllt ~ 1ba1 ftllrl'lft are ttiintq bum.an RiQll. .. said Gloria SI 1 • · n , a bmdtt' "Ms. ......... ---"' .-... -'ll"eUnlD .... .......,....me "'* fal pat u.1 aid • becmnt a = ~···:..~·:..of~.-::
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....... Qiory, -·-....
cimJJalioo ~ -,... is ft.& mostJy m mUe&e...,. am area
nor. they .. • lat .. -Ill busjnen It is DOI en pop:llar' in bR cai-
lar ..-. .. said.
,.,,. ,,,...-.......... aiticiad bJ
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fer IO kml-rilialle Im lleea 91!!11 as a
weapaa apilLll wariam. It's 1Dlft c6f-
6a/t ............ 11111 -. .. !DI
lllinp 1---h'l al all .... will . ...., __ _.._
wbilt we are WliJc don "'cMc ...
llS. JS "DIYIHG lo wet ., a cals
ledivo. -tille. -• rigidlJ
-Plili•doJ. will! --wtwtbs' il 'I die 1"llDllll at t b r
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lft -.... -• *n's -.axe politics~ . non an ___ ,.._.,
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me Jd. Bawd. • ,...... bis en
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Loose Ends Tied Up for Boutique
Pacesetter Chapter of the Children's Asthma Re ·
search Institute and Hospital will present its second
annual Christmas Boutique at 8 p.m. Wednesday,
Nov. 15, in the Sheraton Beach Inn . Working on
Your Horoscope Tomorrow
macrame for the sale are ~eft lo tjght) Mrs. Victor
Mouleart. Mrs. James C. Thompson ind Mrs. Richard
Braeger.
· Capricorn: Finances to mp rove
SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 11
By SYDNEY OMARR
"Happiness Is beneficial for
the body but it is grief that
develofS the powers of the
mind.' -Marce l Proust, a
creative endeavors also are in
picture. Nothing occu r s
halfway. It is all or nothing
and you should be prepared.
be the opposite. S t re s
simplicity. You can't buy af-
fection . Know it and be
logical .
LIBRA (Sepl. 23-0ct. 221:
elfare could depend on will-
ingness to wait for right deal.
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Program Introduced •
Remedy for
By AWSON DEEllR
Of .. DlllY ...... ...,,
A lrip to the hoopltal can be
1 mg111en1ng erpe,:1enco for a
dilld.
Knowing wbal to expect -
and how it affects him
personally - can make his
hospital stay easier on him,
his paren" and the stall.
Hoog MemorW Hoopltal,
Presbyterian r e c e n t l y in-
troduced '" special liaiaoll to . the pediatrics patients, Hoagy
the Clown. '!be part now is
being played by pedialric
supervisor Kelly Ludwig.
Hoagy is the key figure in
pre-admittance parties for
children, age 2 to 12 given
each Wednesday afternoon, for
children who . anticipate a
hospilal s I a y . Allemating
weeks , devoted to scouUng
groups, are booked through
June.
With the aid of the nursing
staff, would-be patients are in-
troduced to tongue depressor!!,
thermometers, surgeons' caps.
stethoscopes, masks, blood
pressure apparatus and iden-
tity bracelets.
Alie!' punch and cookies the
children tour tbe pediatrics
wing and vi.rt the wing's large
playroom.
Scouting groups also are in-
troduced to X,ray labs and
blood tests and may tour
operating and emergency
rooms. Stitches are de-
monstrated on a rubber glove.
Hoagy coloring ~.will be
distributed tu each young pa·
tient who stays overnight. He
also will become a member of
Hoagy's fan club and receive a
good patient certlfleate.
Fifteen to 25 children will be
handled each week and the
programs will last about an
hour.
Hoagy himself was designed
to reflect the hospital's
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Newport locaUon and is dress-•all ptttie'nt"l ~··
ed as a s8llor clown. His con-' ~:~<emphasizes to
stant companion is Grouper, a the" dil1d wblt,,will happen to
"fish out of water" Uke the him ·ll Pe .lboUld become sick
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are admitted tblnlting of the
hospital as "not too bad a
place."
• ·Libra. born Oct . 7, 1871.
ARIES (March 21-April 19 ):
CANCER (June 21-July 22):
11orizons expand. You see
be yond the obvious. Aries is in
picture. Go slow. Take time to
analyze. Perfect techniques.
Permit mate, partner to have
spotlight. Your task now is to
listen, observe and learn.
Stress versatility. Travel could
be on agenda. Opportunity ex-
ists for constructive change.
Where there may have been
boredom, there now is ex·
citement. Refuse to be ron-
fused. Time your moves.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan.
19): Cycle high but one in
authority is uncertain. Be
diplomatic. Adhere to prin-
ciples. Deal with Taurus,
Ubra individuals. Financial
gain is indicated. Family
member could play key role.1,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiO;;;;;;;;;;;;
AQUAJUUS (Jan. 20.Feb.
18): Information required can
be obtained if you do some
research. Gain shown through
written word. Check facts . A
little reading now rould aid in
reaching ultimate goal. Open
lines of communication. Talk
'PISCES (Feb. It-March 211 ):
Make amends for r~ent slight
""·to fami\Y member. If you give
now, you will eventuall y
receive. Know it and act ac-
cordingly. Don 't permit pride
to block chance for progre.95.
TAURUS (April 20-May 2Q J:
Sense o( perception comes into
'play. You are able to detect
the real and to ei:pose what is
false . Key is to heed your own
coumel. One who appean wise
. fnay be covering up lack of
actual knowledge.
GEMINI (May 21.June 20 ):
Sudden change or heart could
be featured . ,Rom an c e,
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LEO (July 23-Aug. 221:
Personal magnetism is active.
You receive meaningful com-
pliment from member of op-
posite sex. One who opposed
you now may be responsible
for opening Qoora. Don't hold
grudge. Glve happiness a
chance to manifest.
Vl1IGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22):
Teach, share knowledge and
give full play to intuitive in-
tellect. Tendency is to be ex·
travagant. Wise course would
. ,,Boutique Bargains
· BouUque Items will be orrered for sale by the Las
" i\yudantes Auxiilary or Pacifica Hospital from 10
a.m. lo 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 17 , in the Huntington
Professional building. Hoping the handmade gilt.
. • ~ entice shoppers i. Mrs. Jack Sahagian.
··ofucci (7.. fi, ITALIAN OELlelAKERY eL.Je[i RESTAURANT
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SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 2J ):
Study Ubra me.ssagi;:. Be
meticulous where apparent
minor matters are roncerned.
Means take nothing f o r
granted. Aquarius, Leo in-
divlduala: coold be involved.
SAGITrARlUS (Nov . 22-
Dec. 21): Obtain valid hint
from Sci>rpio message. Be a
comparison shopper. Control
tendency to act on impulse.
Acx:ent is on money , spending
and collecting. Fin a n c i a I
Some hanky1J8Dky may be oc-
curring where money is con-
~. You have right to ·cer-
tain benefits. Be sure others
llve up to letter of law. One
who sweet-talks you is trying
to cover up information.
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the photoqrophic tolent s of
Beth Koch will be ovoiloble fo r
children's portro its fro m 9:30-12:30
ond 2:30 -5:30 on November 11, 15.
ond 16, olso November 17 fr om 9:30 -12:00.
As o speciol offering on 8 X I 0 pr int
will be priced at $3 .00.
For further informotion call · 6#,0838.
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Gonzalez Challenges Carmona Tonight Lakers Bi
cos ANGELES (AP) - A childhood or
poverty Jabs Chango Cannona lolo
detenninOd action •hon be c1Jmbo Into
the boxina rm, looJibl to defend blo llOW·
ly won World Boiing Council llgblweighl
title agairuit Rodolfo Gooz.alei.
The 28-yeaN>ld cannona. who climbed
lreea dur1111! harveat aeum Jn his youlb,
won the utle and earned $10,000 by
koocking out Mando Ramal In e!Jlbt
rounds at the Los An4elea eou..un. On
Sept. 15.
With his quick lefts and aolid rights,
Carmona sent Ramos to the boapltal and
now be fllbta ·the. e 1 • c b amp l'o n's
llablemale.
One bll! dlllerence -Clrmoaa -$30,111111 "" blo flglll aglllllt Gonzalez.
acllldllocl lw 15 ......m II the Loo
ADaolel Sports Anna. "111 llnock bjm oul aboot the !Ith
round .. Oomales ' dedared while tbe tac1tuh. Clrmoaa IDlde no pnodlctlons
-thll be'd ""' the flgbl. 11le two, 1*b born In Mexico, have
each slopped • foes. '1be cbampiori'•
reconl lllanda 11414 and the challenger's
at 66. ....
Odds that opeoed 6-S In tha champion's
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favor have leveled to even, and probably
wW stay there unlll tha ID o'clock light
time.
"1 tblnt Goftzilet iii a better boxer
than Ramal," Carmooa conceded and
thu.s went along with about 500 percent or
the f1gbt fans in thia area. "But I've
!ought bani to win the cbamplonship and
I'm not going to Aose It."
1be WBC represents one segment of
the title picture. Roberto Duran of
. Panama owns the World Boxing Associa·
Hem ven:lon of the !SS-pound crown and
be'll be on hand to cafch Carmona and
Gonzalez in action.
Presumably, there could be a fight
~tween Duran and the winner (o clear
up the muddled tJUe picture. ·
Gont.a1cz holds a two-lDch advantage in .
r .. cb at 79 indl<J. but Raroos beld a
four·inch advantage when he met the
batUer from Mexico City who grew up in
Acapulco.
Most look for carmona to follow a bat-
Ue plan similar to that ol his Ramos
fight -a fast left, ripping ~and
smashes wil.11 both banda to the bOdy .
Gonzalez feels be'! stronger lhan Ra-mos allhough raled only No. S among the
world's lightweJghts. Al 27, he's happy to
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His Savvy
Will Beat Ali
It!Js Not a Soft Sport
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -LI g h t
heavyweight boxing champion B o b
Foster said Tbursday h, baa something
that ex-heavyweight king Muhammad Ali
lacks.
"You never saw him take anybody out
with just ooe punch," claimed Foster
during a stopover in Loo Anaeles en routo
to Lake Tahoe where he light! All oli
Nov. 21.
"l can take them out with ooe punch."
Although be hasn't had any lnck
against heavyweights in the put -los-
ing to champion Joe Frazier lo the ~
ond•round In his last try -Foster sa7s
he bas the savvy now to beat the favored
Ali.
"He won't try to fool arwnd with me,"
came tbe confident Footer. "ll be starts
clowning, I'll go in to him."
Ali has forecast a knockout victory in
the eigtth round over his smaller foe, a
taciturn deputy aberiff from /ilbu-
querque.
"I'D just bav~ to cut him off," Foster
replied to tbe bout. "I'll joat have to out
him off. I'll flgltt my reguiar fight. I
know I said l wanted t<> fight him
because that was where the money is,
bot I alao 'l'llll~ to fight him becauae . I
can beat him." UPI T11N!Ml11
The sile wl~ be tbe sahara Tahoe
Resort Hotel and Foller baa been
guaranteed 1i2s,111111, the highest purse
ever in his 54-ligbt career dating back to
FOOTBALL IS NOT A SOFT SPORT AS THE JETS' JOE NAMATH (12)
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Foster remembers, as does Ali, .U,urt ht
scored a koockdown o v e r thit then
Cassius Clay dtaing workouta -· the
Pan-American Games~-1
"He was a light bea : <lltell and
I was a middleweight,'~' DIW '1ecalls.
"Nobody ~ed him vory Uch."
Asked il 'd rely ... »ti hand, the
one that topped Mike in the
fourth round last June, the reply came
fast•
"No. 1.J k>oi: for an openin& with either
hand • • • not just the le!t."
Asked about bi3 fight agabtst Frazier.
the light beavywelgbl king repli<d, "I
was stupid. I bit him good 11 the first
round and thought I had him going. In
the second things turned arotmd. I don't
know what hapPened.
That was on Nov. 18, 197~and since
lheo Fester hasn't been pped. He's
won seven ti,gbts by knoc and one
by decisioo. And he's· hold the 175-poond
title siDce 1918.
Asked what he exp<\Cled to . weiib
against a 220ipound Ali, F.-.,. ~
"Just about my 175." I
Mo117.0n, ·~~al
In Top Sliape
For Title ,Bout
BUENOS AIRES (~) -Carl06
Monzon, world midd.ewelght bc:Wng
champion . and challena:er Benny Brilooe
of Philadlphia taperei off to light es:·
ercise.s today befj, their title ftcbt
saturday night.
Monzoo, who will makinc' the alxtb
1ti8 sparring roo Wedneaday.
Football Team's
62-game Streak
On the Line
PITTSFIELD, Ill. (AP) -Somewhere
along the way it's got to end.
The footbal1 fans in Pittsfield know it;
they just ask: that their team's 52-game
win streak tW end toiligbt in a sealO~~
ding cootesi1,ainst South Shelby High of
Shelbina, Mo., victorious in its last two
outings, 7S-O and 72--0.
·•They say that every week," laughs
Pittsfield coach Fred Erlcbm. "1be
lans keep saying Ibey ltnow the streak
will end and they say they'll ac<ept ii as
long as it isn't against whomever we're
playing that week.
"Piiouure? I'll aay titer-e's Jll'l'llll"O· I
jult didn't realize how much ·pretllllll"O
there -.Id he -I toot the JOI>."
Ericboll II In a tmlque position.
Usually, a 11eW coach takea over a losing
team. Biii Erickaon inherited the teem
this: season when Don Pollaid left and
became an assistant coach at western·
Illinois University. bi3 alma mata-.
Pollard took over at Pittsfield In 19115
when the team won one game, Ued three
and kllt five. Then the Seutees woo their
opener in ltlll and haven't lost since.
The current string rivals such streaks
9el--b!>lJef!eraon City (Mo.) High which
didn't ose in 71 game.a between 1953 and
1961, and Bedlonl County (Tenn. J
Trainlttl School, whlcb went a games
wt-a ... fn>m 1tU to 1950.
However, lledlGn had i..a-U.. In tbe
-. the -tlOIDbw aller 5'· vie· -Under Ericbon, the saat-haye an
... noon! thla -· ODii ltave Jlelded only one toocMown. ..
•.• AND THE NAVAL ACADEMY'S IKE OWENS (10) CAN TESTIFY. defense of hi• ~. -pleted b1a
heavy training ftunday with four
rounds of sparrtn~' Brlacoe completed
Both boun aa ,_Y they _.
in excellent · for tbe acbedllled
15-round bout that/ is ~ to draw
20,000 fans to covered Luna Part
Sooners Fans Visio11 Another Pruitt
Stadium . 1
Monzon and Briscoe both elp'!•ea
dlllllcJence earlier that they woold win by
-11. Mo"'9" predlcled be -1mock out Br!s<Oe by the IDtlt ,-.
while Briscoe said he would win bf the
Oklahoma Yearling Shines
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announced by 1 tbe Argentine BoslnS about ....,. lioodl.
Federation at th Wltp-C Saturdly. Al ii ebe eMe e'fd)IMi, Soonm
An Ar11entine rtfelff, Vidcr A~ ,__ blwe a i.w& ol ~ alwiM. _ and
dano, was n.med 1'1lundly 1'J tlte lfPd :, ol .... pr u It t,
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He it amona a lf'IUP ol talented
freshmen recntltA!d from tbe Teaaa prep
rants Jut year. They ln<lud• Kerry
Joe..., of Oa!v"'°", who II the No. 2
quartnbeck.
u -.apoc<od be/or• ou·s 01Jft11n1
pine with Utalt Slate that Jac-
would ... Ped1 of action. w ..........
however, was tomewhat of an unknown,
...,..ially to the lana. until coach Clluck
Flfrllub ~ Washington wu
--JloeN-ell .. who -'d play
with tlte -Y· PlaJlol II -.i and split ml. la
r!llPOll "" • ,.. in a lt-0 romp -UIOlt-•-111 a pair., __
Allor hillNnb changed his mind
aboul .._tins bis backfield.• o com-
pla. -., Wllltlnsto<t waa given con-
• ~ .,.._ time with the first unit.
Two -"°' f'alrbonb switched Waoltlnltoa from rlcltt to lrit halfb•ck
'
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behind the Ultnled Joe Wylie. He
...,ponded with "'""' key blocu 10 spring
Pn1itt on Jon1 gains and toted the ball
tum.~lf for V1 y1rdl.
\\'a.4'hington got hhl big chance ~ to
an irlJW")' to ttdsturt tophomore Mlkr
11iomas. ind has sir-ft damed Sooner
f1.n1 with lf•Vft"al bn!aluWIJ' cems. In·
eluding a &l·y1rd ~allop.
"When I came here, fOQCb ~"ltrtw.nkl
l&ld If I wanttd 10. I could tty out f« Uwi
varsity,'" Waahincton ttealled. ··1 !•It I
could mate It. I thought I had a pd
cltanco.'"
W11bqt• bu takftt his -lo
date In otrtde. '"I looe to n<n wtlh lhe
boll. and thot '1 what I did In hl1h
llcbool." ·i.. aald. "lly only pn>llt<m la
ll"flnc to plck-1<p the dillemJI blockln1
schemes on tlle wt-. I don 't won")'
about runnlial or lumblh1C "' ltuff hke
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be getting the title shot. ll Ramos had
beaten Carmona , it would appear hlgbJy
doubUul that Gonzalez would have a title
shot since Jackie MCCoy manage. both
Long Beach fighters.
Gonzalez, although born In Mellco,
moved to California as a youth.
rn a pair of IG-round preliminaries
-Ernie "Indian Red" Lopez, the No. I
welterweight contender, races Jose
Baltazar oC Mexico, and Pedro LoveU, un-
defeated Argentine heavyweight , battles
Mike Boswell of Youngstown, Ohio.
No radlo or teJevision iJ slated.
A's Receive
Record Payoff
0£ $20,705
NEW YORK (AP J -Oakland's
mustachioed Athletics, including their
unlikely hero, Gene Tenace, will receive
a record $20.705.0J each for winning
baseball's WorLd Series and the losing
Cincinnati Reds get SIS,080.25.
A biggest~ver World Series pot of
$1.882,17ll5 wa.s carved up Thursday by
coJTU?Ussklner Bowie Kuhn . 'l1le A's and
Reds bagged most of it. but 10 other ma-
jor league te&m1 got smaller shares.
Oakland'• total payoff was $677,584.1~
for winning the seven-game World Series.
It was split iJ¥o 'Zl full shares plus leMer
amounts for rl others including balboys
and clubboUle help.
aoctnnati awarded 32 full paychecks
from its '508,181.10 and listed 15 persons
for cash grants.
1be Detroit Tigers. who dropped the
American ~ague final playoffs 3-2 to
Oakland, will receive full shares or
$&.859.77 for aim~ making it. Thirty tv.·o
persons participated.
National League playoff runnerup
Pittsburgh earned $6,549.M each in p:15t·
season money. The Pirates lost the
league championship series 3-2 to the
Reds.
Breakdowns of other teams full shares
included the Houston Astros, $1,295.71 ;
Chicago Cubs. Sl.267.70; Boston Red Sox,
SI,208.15; Chicago While SoJI'., $1.20).15;
Baltimore Orioles, $330.88; Minnesota
Twins. $308.%2 ; Los Angeles Dodgers,
$292.IS: and New York Mets, $280.09.
\Vilb records falling at every financial
turn, the World Serles and playoffs
grossed $5,187,475'.99 with the Serles it.self
pulling in $3,95-4,542.99.
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INGLEWOOD -Tbe Los !i' L.akers, riding a six-game
streak, host the Cleveland Ca• . ·
toolght aa tha defanding Natlooal BdfeC.
ball Association cbampk>ns see.k ttielt
lltb victory in 12 games. ~,
The Lakers are""'iit hout Gall Goodrfclt
out for t..-:o weeks with a sprained ~
Keith Erickson will take his pl.ace in '8f
lineup. · ·,i
"The wont thing about losing Gail j
that it happened just when we firmll)'
caught up to where we should be." 11kt
coach Bill Shannan.
"We were just starting to comt
together as a team . But as much as we•A
miss Gail, it's always good to have
somebody like Keith tak.ing his place."
The Cavaliers are 4-11 and in last plact
in the Central Division, but have been
showing lmprovement · followin,g ac-
quisU.ion of LeMy Wilken!, winning all~
their victories since be joined the &eam..:
The Lakm lead the Pacln~ Division oJ
1he NBA with an 11-3 mark. ;::
"""' :.:: : LOS ANGELES -UCLA"s eigblh·
ranked Bruins ~·oried out in sweat suits
for nearly l ~ hoors Thursday, strtssin&
pass defense for their game with tht
pass-minded Washington Huskies Salur·
day.
Coach Pepper Rodgers reported bis 50-
man travellng squad physically fit for the
trip to Seattle Friday afternoon.
The Bruins plan to open with thetr
regular starting backfield of quarterback
Mark Harmon, halfbacks K e r m i I
Jl>hnson and James McAlister and
fullback Randy 1)'1er.
"" LOS ANGELES -UCLA's Paciflc-8 (
C.OOferencc football "bowdown with
Southern California will be natKlnally
televised with a 5 p.m. ! PST I kickoff.
The game. which will decide the Pac·
B's representative in the Rose Bowl.
originally wu scheduled lo begin al 1:30.
UCLA. currcnlly 8-1 and ranked No. 8
in the country. is the home team thi"
year in the crosstown rivalry . USC. 9-0,
is ranked No. I in the nation .
On Nov. 23, ABC will also televise na-
tionally the Oklahoma-Nebraska pmt
(II a.m. PST) and the TeJl'.aS A&M·Texa11
gnme 16 p.m.i.
"" TORQUAY. England -Power-hittin~
Oark Graebner of Ntw York smashed
his way inlo the semlfinala ol lhe Dewar
Cup indoor tennis touma:mtnt wlttl a 6-4.
5-4 victory over John De Mendoza of
England T!wnday.
Graebncr's semifinal opponent S&Wr·
day will bo Ray Moor< of South Africa.
Julie Jfeldrnaa, 1 msnber of the U.S.
Wightman Cup tum who comes fron1
New York but now Uvet ln London.
reached the women's .emitinlla wttb a 4-
6. 6-3. 6-1 triumph over Belly Stove or
The Netherlands. Htr .emlOnaJ fue will
be Margaret Court or Australia. "" ' Kl~GS1'0N, JamaJca -Fermat 1i&n·
ing of the Jot Fnber-Georp rormsaci
heavyweight tilte Oght he'e. ln J.....,,,
Wll.! delayed 'lbundly when I h. t
rhotlen~er failed to show up.
Promoters h.ast.ily announced . tRal
Foreman , the unbeaten former Olym"'-·
aold mcdali11t, Md mlued hill plane fllitit
out of San Francisco Wednelday nllht·:
They assured everyone I.hat FOi arre
would be on the neJl'.t availab&e plant Ind
the si~nlng or the rontract would be 1&a1·
ed today .
Despite Negative \loie
New Group Tries to Save:
Winter Games for Den:ver
DENVER !AP I -A newly ronnt'd
Rn>UP Ml started ,a last 11asp eflnrt to
"""" the 1178 Wlntt>r Olymp&ct for Cok>rado de1pllt a volt by the Denvtr
Olympic Organiil.ng Committee (OOOC1
to withdraw.
The DOOC voltd Tbundly to wHhdrAw
Denver from conaktmiUon at the !Ute for
lhe 1971 Wlnter Gamel, but tllrft cilb:tnl
obtained a rellrolninC onll'r to """1Jhlt
the DOOC from infonnln1 tho lntema-
llon1I Olympic Commhtlo of ha d<clslon.
Harry L. Artln, 1 Laiwyer for the newly
formed Cob&do Commlllee la S.ve lht
Wlnttr Gl!lmt9, Mid lhe pro-Olympk
rttktent.. 110Uaht the lnjundkln In 1Jvr
lhe:m lirM lo sea before the> IOC'"s ex·
l'C.'Ullve commlttr.e MMday In 1..alWlnnt.
Swlb~nd. Ind plud Ill clM".
The DOCX.:"1 1t'ithdra•1I vote came on
the heolo o1 1 mmndum Tuoaday 1n
which Cok>rldo and Denver vvtttt 1 p-
roved blUot ptOpoUls to cul olf furtbtr
Ila~ and local •JIClldlntl lot the pmn.
The three dtl""" who comprtae tho
new pro -Olympk:I rommlltee • 11 id.
~tr. the \'Ole agaln.c 111.at.e nnd klcal
'1"ftdlng lbould not be ln1'rpttltd u a
\'&f:t 1g1IMI !ht Gamet °""""'tvts.
Art:ln ukl hlt J"IUP will mt the IOC
for an utn a dl)"I in an 1ttnnpt to
eome up wt th eMUah prtva~ money. 1nd
pollllibly rMmJ tUnds 10 pu1 on thl-
OlymJ>lct In O>londo. · .,,,. c1u....,,. la ai&lnK • chlnce 10
cantlnoo tho flforu." he uld.
The DOOC """"1don wltltdrawtrc
from the G;'; aaJd h wu not problbte
that tha 4nplcl -Id bo -•II-n.-lal aid lrom O>londo and
°"1V!I".
"1be Pflld.lcal ccnldlraUons "" .owt'Wf.:lmlna." llid DOOC Chal:nnan W .
R. Goodwin. "ll we Clluld hold the G....,.
In c.lonHlo. l"d bo all f« h. but I )1111
doni tltlnlt H"o -ii*.""
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Pa ... ie of the anll-OlympiCI 1.mend
mrnt hM 1purred hopes of al ~ two
othtr U.S. cities and 1 Mlf ~ fattlgn
cltlet o1 Ktllint tbe tm Winter Olym·
pkw. They include Lilt• Placid. N.Y.
Salt Lake CJty, Utah; YallCOIJftr. 8.C ..
lnnobruclc, Austria ; Gronobl<. Franc<.
Ollo, Norway, and St. M o r I I z .
SwtlU'fland .
Lord Klllnnin, ,,...._, of Ibo fOC.
Aki ln London thlt 1 elect.• on movlnic
the pmN m1y not be rHdwd mtll tht
IOC holdt a fl.di formal rnHlll\g ot•I
~tarch.
"At the moment J can see no l'ftlCJn
· why tht C1mt1 thou Id not ;o on.'". M
Mid. "II is now 1 m11lltt f,.,... the lnttrr11~
lk>nll Olympk' Commltt~. ••
RIESSEN AIJ.JI ANCES
TO FOURTH ROUN .
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~on,
Griffins
Tangle
With every remaining game
an important one, Edison High
School lakes to the field
a&ainst Los Alamitos tonight
in an Irvine League football
game at Orange Co a s t
College.
Game time is 8 o'clock. and
it's a game Edisoo, tied with
Sanla Ana Valley for first
place in the league slandings,
cannot afford to lose.
And Los Alamitos, with
hard-running halfback Mike
Schwerdtfeger and a strong
defensive unit. will be no easy
opponent for the Chargers.
Los Alamitos is in fifth
place in the eight • team
league with a 2·2".1 mark aod
js 4-2-1 for the season.
Schwerdtfeger, an all-league
choice last season. has been
the best ball carrier all seasoa
for the Griffins and bas an a-
perienced running mate in
fullback JeU Barton, a n
oulstanding blocker on offense
and a top defensive player at
middle guard.
Edisoo will agaln tty to keep
its offenstve machine moving
behind the running of Fred
Hernandez and the pmlng of
er.lg Way.
Hernandez W8.1 a fi.rst team
all-league choice last season
and bu rolled up Ml yards
this season. Like
Schwerdtfeger, Hernandez has
a standout fullback blocll!ng
fo.r him in Joe Demetrakos.
Way's passing has made
~'s running attack even
more effective. He's com-
pleted 62 of 118 for 735 yards
this oeuon.
Edison coach Vince Asaro
has aeen Loo Alamlt .. and lJ
duly impreaaed.
"They're extremely tough
and really strong offensively,"
he says. "They .have good
blockers who trap real well
and one of the top halfbacks In
·the league ls Schwerdtfeger."
Says Les Alamitos' Frank
Doretti: "Edison is very well
eo1cbed and a very fun..
damental team. T h e y ' r e
~ strong and more of
a iroblem offensively this
year because Way can throw."
Both teams are similar
~mlllvely, using pressure
def-that tty to force the
oppoolllon Into mlatakes.
"They're very dllllcult to
blod< becaU!O they'tt moving
so much." says Asaro.
Tile game will be the third
between the two schools with
the sertes even 1lt one win
aelece. Los A1amltos won a
wild one last year, 32-28, while
lhe Chargera won In 1970, 30-
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Frkll1, NOWtmber 10, 1912 ••
Lions Bid to Stay Alive Against SailoPs Dlablo s,
Orange
Co "de
w .. lminster lllgb Scl»ol the Western Plooeer> meet si1llalioo regardless of hap-wblte favorfllsm means UtUe
will be batlllng to slay In the Anaheim In onolber bltJlle. penlnp on Iha W e 1 t e r n ot nothing.
Gary Maddocks is one or the
beat In Iha cireuit.
Buldcb bas completed 22 of
7Q for 250 yards this aeason
while Accomando baa hit 71 of
191 Cor 11183 ya'rds. race fot clwnplonshjp booon Anaheim and Wutmlnl1er are p1diruL C..ch Doll, Lent al ~"lYP""
tonight when coach B i I J t1ed in aecond place 1n the And Boswell know• fUl1 ftU feell his tam is c1ught in a ..._.. ...,..... ONwe ,....,. ... on..
Boswell's µom entertain an clrcult atanclinga with 4-1 tbe· llU'eqtb of Newport's b1nd 'this time around•, RE ~ 1u t~ ~~ "' '" ... upset-minded Newpc.wt Harbor records to S-0 for the Jeadf!rs. Salion tn cootrontatkm put however. er~ m ~o =.--
football team with ltickoff at 8 The L1oos and Anaheim against~ Liolll. "I'm ~ tboy wlll be rar-§'~" ~ :' I;" OU
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o'clock in Sunset League ae-tan.gle tn the ae880ll finale "We've had a harder Ume log to 10 after that loa to ~ i1 :: D:~
tion. nezt Saturday night a n d with Newport than a,qy other Western, especlatly stnoe they ( T• T · Ac:colTIMldO
The Lions dropped a 28-19 should Anaheim defeat team tn the league evuy have a chance to win lt all • ~ ~~ ~ 1 'a .......
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~n Flrlt pl m the Cttstvtew
~: League and posalbly t h e
,,. league fooulall cbamploll!hlp
l!: lJ at statf' tonight wllon
ns Mlss.lon Viej OOsts Orange In ·~
verdict to undefeated Western We.tern, a playoff berth would year," be says. aga.ln." ......., "•....,, ..._. 1.• ta"-
a week ago while Newport was bfnae on the outcome o{ the Last year, when the Lions 'lbe final outcome could 11"', I ~ •;:~· upsetting Santa Ana, an 11-Westminster-Anaheim It.rug-woo the c b a m p lo n 1 b t p , come down to · tbe passing l RT ... ..,,
point favorite . This time It's gle, Newport btld them to a 6-0 game. Dan Accomando of
11
l '.,L::: -.... =.· 111 an 8 o'clock game.
Westminster favored by eight. But getting back to tonight's win. 1be two previous years Westminster throws mu c b -·
The Lloos must win tonight game. were Newport vlctorles It's more than Newport's Steve g l ~ Each school has suffered
to remain in title contention as __ The __ L1oos ___ ra_ce_,._a_rn_us_t-_w1n __ bee_n_tba_t _klnd_· __ o_f _a_aer1es ___ Buklch ___ and __ Len.:_t_lee_l5_r.;.ec.:.~_v.cer _ _,g,,1C!!:::::. _____ _::: ~i e:."" "' ..
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only one le8flle 1oo.t in !Jve
games, Mission Vlejo also bas
a tie to mar its record.
TritonsBid
To _ Upset
Villa Park
San Clemente High School
will attempt to halt a three-
game Crestview lleague losing
streak tonight .tlen t b e
Tritons host Villa Park's foot-
ball team.
Game time is 8.
Villa Park, however, with a
sizeable defeme and a
versatile offense, may prove
more than San Clemente can
handle.
Sea Kings,
Magnolia
In Clash ·
Corona del Mar's Sea Kings
and Magnolia square off t1>
nlllht al 8 at Newport·Harbor
Hfgb in a game which pits the
twO upael team5 ol the h:vlne
League.
Corona de! Mar banded
EdlJon Its only loss of the
~ two weeks ago, and
Magnolia 15 fresh from spr-
lnglng an upset over Estancia
last week.
Neither team is a factor in
the cbampiombip r a c e ,
however, since each has suf-
fered three league losses
already and nmk above only
winless Costa Mesa in the
standlngi.
ll's the forst title shot for a
Mission Viejo football team ln
the six year hi~ ol the
school, and Dia~los coach Bob
Hivner expects 'a rugg:~ con-
test.
"We'll be emotional and
agressive, and even though we
ni1gbt not compare with them
in overall team atrength , our
team has a big heart when it
comes to games," Hivner
says.
At Orange, me ap w Jl I J e,
coach Vince Deveney sums up
his team's feelings '.by saying
"We're wbere we want to be,
"We're in good s b a pe
physically, we've l)een ~
gressing ·an along tb'is season,
and I'm sure we'll be ready to
play," Deveney says.
The Spartans have Orange
c.owrty's No . 3 man in total of·
Cense in quarterback Kirk
Reidenger, a top receiver in
Steve Rasinski and a capable hallback in Tony Lopicollo. THIS so.METER POOL IS PART OF THE MARGUERITE RECREATION CENTER TO BE DEDICATED SUNDAY.
Corona del Mar is rated a
one-paint favorite.
The key to the game would
appear to be Corona del Mar's
ability to atop a Magnolla of·
fense wblcb came alive last
week to taJly 35 points against
Estancia.
Both coaches feel the game
may be decided by breaks,
and both have emphuiied e:r:-
e.cution in iweetty drills. The
two teams feature strong
defenses, am ball control of-
fense based: around one good
running back apiece.
Reidinger bas rolled up 1,175
yards in total offense to lead
Villa Park . to a 5-2 season
mark. Of tbal tolal, 718 bas
come passing.
And much of that passing
yardage bas come in rece]>
lions by Rasln_tjc:i, who has
caught 19 for 249 yards. "He's
one of the best in the league,"
says Villa Park coach Ted
Mullen.
Despite the Spartans' UTI·
questioned abilities, they are
in third place in the Crestview
with very faint, at best, hopes
for a playoff berth.
L4sses to EI Modena and
Orange after an unbeaten pre-
Jeague record have knocked
the Sporlana Into third behind
Orange ( l-1) and Mlssion Vie-
jo (3-1·1).
"We just have to ~ the
rest of our games and hope
someme knocks off t h e
leaders," says Mullen.
San Clemente's show this
season has been a virtual one-
man perform8.oe:e w i t h
quarterback Bill Kenney car-
rying the big portion of the of-
fensive load.
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Sports Celebrities at MV
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$1 Million Complex to Be Dedicated Sunday
Shirley Babashoff, Sandy
Niel!on, Dennis Ralston, Ron
Perranoaki, BW Melton and a
host or other sports celebrities
will be on hand Sunday af-
ternoon when Mission Viejo's
newest sports complex is
dedicated with a p u b I i c
GWCFalls
ceremony beginning al • 2
o'clock,
A SO-meter Olympic-size
pool, a 5,000 square root wann-
up pool, a championship tennis
court with bleachera and sl%
other tennis courts are among
Iha new lacillllea al the 11
mllllon Marguerite center.
Top-ranked U.S. d i v e r s
under the direction of coach
Glen McConnick, will give an
exhibition. They include Debs
bie Lipman, Jane Ward, Kit
SaJnesa and Julian Krog.
UC Irvine w-polo coach
Ed Newland w1U bave bis
Anteai..a loom and memben
ol the M U oquad from CINA
on hand for an exhibition
workOOI.
include Jim Menitt, 20-game
winner for the CincinnaU Reds,
and Jim Fregosi, former An-
gel s star now with the New
• York Mets.
• Tennis events are acbeduled
from 2 to 5 and the swimming,
diving and waler polo from 2
to 1:30.
To reach Mission Vi~jo, take
the San Diego or Santa Ana
Freeway to La Paz exit. Tarn
east on La Paz road, then left
on Marguerite Parkway to the
Marguerite Recreation Center.
The sea KlnP have eJ:·
biblted a strong defense so far
and have surrendered more
than two touchdowns In only
one game thla season. Heading
the Corona delente are guards
Bob Jones and Mike Frost, a
duo that Magnolia coach
Glenn Thomas rates with the
Orange's key man t 1
hallback Clint Skaggs, a I7f>.
pound senior who bas slashed
for 755 yards this season on
109 carries. His counterpart at
Mis11on Viejo, Dave caldwell, ·1
bas amassed 1411 yards rushing
1n 120 canies. '
'Ibe rest of the Orange
backfield includes S t e v e
Walker, a converted
quarterback at the slotback
spot, Kevin Howell at fullback
and quarterback Wayne GrU-Seo Sea Klnp Page II
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fitbs . Grillltbs has pmed for
110 251 yards in two games as a
l~ starter, Howell bas rushed for ag 240 yards this season, :
1
a Miaslon VieJo, m its best ll shape phyalcally of the sea.on, lU wm counter with •uarterback
Randy Eckhoklt, who bas
m,17 paSEd for 362 yards and four tff touchdowns th1!: 8WIOn. The l'3 touchdown tosses have come lB in Uie last four games.
161 111' order to extend that 11 string thla week, however, To Fullerton
Poloists, 7-6
There .,. al!o four addition-
al lennis courll, three cbam-
plooahip bandbail c o u r t s,
sand volleyball courts, ex·
erclse rooms for men and
'¥omen and a apacioUs free-
f onn practi<e pool alroady In
uae.
Future addlUons will in-
clude an 18-bole esecuttve golf
c o u r s e , a multi-purpose
recreation center, additional
Indoor handball courts and
other recreational facillties at
the Marguerlle center.
Demtis Ralston, current cap-
tain of the U.S. Davis CUp
team will play J a c q u e
Grqory, numher ooeradled lil
the ~er singles, In an
exblbiUon tennis ma t ch.' 111--""'""""""' __ .,...,,.. .... .., • .,.,.. ... ..,,_"I he'll have to dent an Orange
d~fenslve backfield whlCb bas
picked off H passes already.
Fullerton's John Roche
scored on a penalty throw with
just three seconds ttmalnlng
to band vl5ltlng Golden West a
1-' defeat ln a water polo
game matching two of the
state's top JC teams Thurs-
day.
Golden West's Rustlers had
enjoyed a 5-3 lead after three
quarten but the Hornell
went ahead late In the flna1
quarter. 'lb• Rustlers' Frank
Browne then tied it with 2:01
left.
Babosbolf, lilelloo a n d
Steve Genter, were gold medal
winners at Munich. Silver
medalist Dana Scboenfield as
well as Suale Atwood, Ann
Simmcm; Dana Sebralder and
Clay Evans will ellO be there
Sunday.
Fonner Davis CUp captain
George McCall will give a
critique or the match.
Women lennis -appearing will lne:lude Valerie Zigenfll!a,
the ninth leading lll()MY win-
ner this year and Mona
Scballau, bigb ranlted amatair
who recenUy turned pro .
Baaeball players will join
Jhe swimming and tennis
greats for an autogr ap h
session and in addition to Per-
ranookl and Melton will a1!o
JC Grid Stars
4
Previously lnjurad G u y
Beeves is back at \halfback,
and his preaence is \~
lo give a hoosl to the Diahlos'
offensive diveralty.
Leaders of Iha Diablos' stun-
ting defensive unit I include
linebackers Rick Wlllle and Rick CUrtis, lialfback Scott
Eston and linemen BID Henry
and Dominic Etcheberria.
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·~ Barons Favored by 12
To ·Top Mesan s Tonight
Goalle Eddie While plllyed
an ei:ceptlonal game for the
Rustl ers, blocking 10 shots, in-
cluding a pair of penalty
throws.
Six players fouled oul for
Golden Welt as the Rustlers
were assessed with 38 foul:!!,
Fullerton bad three ~
foul out.
Rangers in Deadlock
The Coast Rangers soccer
team came from behind a 2-0
deficit to galn a S.2 Ue wllh
the Fullerton Rangers Sunday
at TeWlnkle Park In Costa
Meaa.
pressure and after 30 minutes,
went in front, u .
This apparently stung the
Rangers into action and after
a loog throw-In by Brian
Dayua, Colin West acered the
first goal for the Rangers
after 3S minues.
RICK RICE
Golclon West Offen ..
MIKE PURCELL
Go1c1on w .. t o.1en ..
la
Fountlin Valley H l g h 's
Barons go after their fourth
straight lrvtne League football
conquest tonight at Huntington
Beach High against winless
Colta Mesa. Kickoff is Id for
I o'clock.
Coach B r u c e Pk:kford'1
Baroni are favored by 11
polnlJ to band Mesa U. eighth
COPleCUliYe lou and thus 1t.ay
lq CODtl!Dllon for a portion of
the drcuit champioftatdp and a
pOUible bid to the C!F AAAA
playolfs.
• The bull for the llaro11>' r.vorttlJrn 11 a punlahlng
ground atlack formad by
f ullblck Los Becher. holfbocks 8-Ji Dodlon and Mike Ma~
... ond quart""8ck Bill
u.uleld.
Becher averaaes 7.1 yards
J11f crack lbroup the lnler1or
.,. ol the •lshbone olleme.
Milcolm bu a 1.0 a....,. •
DDoD a 4.t 1verage and
-.ie Bill Ogden sporto a t.•:;:r· ~ meanwhile, bepo
1111 -oil bolance with bit~ prne. He'• -~ In IOI trla for Ill jonll ud three
~ tlfe mlddlo with at:.;..,":.. the -and ........ fO the lilUl>lcb and iia till olonll ot llallleld to
IUck at .... end tnllln& backs !bat att
..... lrldlmark.
Jalln SwaaJ1 's
COUll!!t wllh
runnln1 beck
' • •
Wayne Vering and
quarterback Steve Sharp.
Sharp'!! favorite receiver is
Bill Valentine. Valentlne. a
ISft.pound junior, b.u been
described by oppos\ng coaches
as btlng as good a receiver as
there ls in the league.
But Mesa tacts depth as
de"'°""rated by three league
IDlllCI in whlch Iha M....,..
led handily at I.ht half only lo
~ It all wash away In the lat~
ter 1tage1.
C.•MM&~ LE MCC~
LT D1vl1
The losa bahed the Rustlers'
I~ame wtnnln& -and ran their sealOR record to 11-1.
Golden West enjoyed a HI
lead at the end of the first
quarter but Fullerton
outscored the Rmtlen S-1 in
the second period for a 3-2
bal!Ume edge.
Kurt Westtrfeld and J J m
McAdams had two goals eaeh
for the Rustlers , while Browne
and Mike McDougle scored one..
'lbe Coast Rangers will
journey lo Santa Ana Part fer
a game 1rith the Olymplc1 of
Anaheim &lnday with a
prdJmJnary C<JDlett between the Coal! llangen .....,,,.
and Iha Tbunder Cid-ol
Anaheim getlin( the acUon
started al 10:30. The Ranger>-
Olympica game follows Iha
ruerve contest.
Al balltlrne SUnday, the
scoi-e WU deadlocked at 0-0.
Following the aeoond half
kickoff, FuUertoa put on the
Sbortly alter this score, the
Rangera fon:ed • penalty lllck
and West again deUvered on a
r1ght foot drive Into the net-
ting.
Coach George Harrison was
high ln bis praiJe of center-
baU West.
In a preliminary contest, the
Co8lt Rangers R e s e r v e s
defeated Fullerton's reserves,
Sol.
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Jrnprovlnc Huntington
,., Beach Hia!i School wlll laddo
,,, another top.caliber football
::: tu.m tonlabt. mtt!tlng Santa
111 An.a at the Santi Ana Bowl, I
:;: o'clock.
\~ The Oilers (.'()U!dn 't have
,.., picked a better Ume to play
uo Santa Ana.
'" The Saints, playing a killer m schedule 111 year, have betn
•u lollng football players with
:;: regularfly and the newt!ll ad-
~~ diUon to the b\jury ltJt b
111 qu1nerbect M!b MoUn1 .
;:: Actually 1 Molina lJ down for
the -lfma thfl -~~ He began the year with a bad-
11J ly bulled iboulder ID d
"' dialocalad hll elbow aplnst m Newport Harbor last wed.
1a A superb """"" and -· 1:: the junior quarterblct JI the
ut by man ln Santa Ana'•
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•
wishbone ollenae.
But HuntJncton Beech coadi
Roy Brummell still thlnb
Molina may otu. 0 We've been
pnctlcinl! .. J[ he'• (<ling to
be In there,'' he 1111.
Huntlncton Beach's hopes
depend on how wtll halfback
Paul FtalmelS can operate
•gtlnsl Saala Ana'• ruagod dtfenalve unlt.
'!be elusive aenJor 15 lbe
s.-t l.eque'1 leading
MJlbrr With m yanlJ and a
5.11verage thls yu.r.
''Toni Baldwin tellt me UU.
lJ the best Santa Ana team
he'• bad in Ibo J>Ml four or
five YMtt.'' AY1 Brummeu , "8!1<1 looking at fill!UI 1 can
believe It.
Baldwin, though 11y1, Santa
Ana may be too cr1pplod lo
heal the Oller>. JOHN DIXON
D<fensl•• back and third Oranvo Coast Ofhn ..
llrlng quarterboclc Raymond .,.. ..... ..,
Crawford aided up al
quarterblct In Iha 7-0 loa, bul
he's no Molina.
"He's a Cood natural
athlete," 11)'1 Baldwin, ''bul
be'a ln hla flnl )'tOr of foot-
ball and be'• no s--r."
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Corona de! Mar a n d
The deleodera may hive
their hands Ml, however,
trying to !!top M 1 g·n o I I a
quorterbl<k John Kindred and
backs Dive Smeltzer and
Mark ~!Iller.
"They've been able to move
tho boll well, and Kindred
poees a lot of J>roblems," Sea
KJna coach l>ave Holland
says. "We'll have to con-
centrate on cootilning their
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tight end Dwayne Woclm (&-
3, 185) too."
Corona del Mar hopes to in-
still some cooslatency In an or·
/ense which has betn sPottY
this aea90ll . Shifty halfback
Skip Laltderbeugh, who has
rushed for over :.xi yards this
season, and quarterback Joe
Tosti are the klngplns of the
allack..
The two teams have mot
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Pro Results
••• Ntw Y6rk ltl, At11"11 tt .... ••ton •. Oelnlt • C1Hforftl1 I, lwt!lkt 0
Pltllldllpfll1 S. ClllU911 '
Monarchs
Lopsided
Favorites
l
H a's Gell NeteB •
Hart-Etlwll Doo
Meet Cl.em-Dicus ..
DOWNEY -nier. are only Lou . Clem and Don Di<wl Frank McLane (ZO), Jack
two btlow .. verage footboll will meet Pat Hart and Ed JOhnloll ~1911) and Les !ll!ller
-In the Aogeluo Leogue,-Etbell' In the championahlp (1111).
Ind Mater Del J11ab 8cbool ,filulla of the annual High-Low In a medal play .-po,
plays ooe of them '°"'811t. ....,,.ment at Santa Ana • Harry lllldr1ob bid • 7H(-Q
Actually Plus x Is DOI• •·• Coantry Club Saturday at 10 for top opot with Jact Webb • • -o'clock · (77.fi..-n) and John Mcilwaine football .team, but tho War-The Ctem-Dlcus duo toppled (111-11-71} tied for"""°""·"'
riots fall below Angel111 atan-Ned Khotey and D u a n e In a tkird toumameat; ·the
danls and doo~ figure ·to be a Pedlar, 4 and·t In a semlfinal b¢ 17 hdleo, Chudt Crowilad It'S Um,' real threat to the once-beaten round match. Hart and Ethell a net 8S for top bonon with Monarchl. deleeted Qwoleo Hester and Larry Burke and Jock Wlobb
G llme Is B 'clock t Vince Hogan, 8 and 4, to gain tied at 111 and Harry lllldrieb ame o a the finals. at 67. I , Pius X's stadium. Cost. Ill Carl Dolphin recently l!Clred ,.SP1JD8 TbeblgmanlortbeWarrion ua an eagle two on the SU-yard ~" ls senior quorterbaclt. John They are down to the third role at Sboreclll!s uatng
Hoptinl, a first stringer at the semillnalll ol the meo's club · a driver and on elgbl lnm to Colliding Downey school since b t , champiooahip competition at hole oul.
Costa M ... Golf Course this aopbomore year. Saturday with the Ii n a I s '""'--(1-t. Tbe~~bas j
Laguna Beach·Higb's Artists c;ompleted 50 perceot of bis schOdtiled Sunday. •· The~ ,men' club ~ .. lrYin,e
paaaea 70 o! HO _ for 1,000 Bob Darnell will ~ce Art Coast Club ww slqe and tbe Unlveraity Troillll Dlbl while Eli Cabrera will a tiirtey on Wednesday ·
collide tOnight at Tu!tln High yards, but the Warriors have play Nonn Popkin in the with a ~ start at ll :~.
School In Orange 1->o foot-bad Utile success generating 8 champloru!hlp fliJ<ht Semis. The event till be a better
boll action. 11 star1a al '· ~=hai been sound Sunday'• flnala will be over 36 boll of a compeUU~
hol.S between Saturday's vie-B•-C • It's a chance IOI' the Trojans this year, f!!Ibougb Blshop .. •••• :
to make It. two in a row In Amat llCOl'ed 40 polnls oo Plus tol:' the first fug11t com-Semlflnals ocheduled f91'
circuit botile while Laguna last week. · petition, -Ed SIOcOm will face Saturday wit the chaal-
Beacb seeks to snap a four-"Plus woa In the Amat ball Dean Smith In ooe match pionahlp finlls !blday at
game oot11 Amat plclt'ed o!I a while Gary Horton and Benny Big <:anyon try Club !cir
game loain,g streak. Laguna is couple of passes and Benedict meet in the other. the "Men's club crown for the
a touchdown~ favorite on the recovered a fumble in the end Second flight ·pairings in the ensuing year.
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basll m Its paper advantage in ione." warns Mater Del coach semis include .run Stoooff)and Neal Lakenan will face
the rwming game, experience Bob Wooda:. • John Mercbat on one side Wesley Smith ln one semi
and size. While acknowledging that with Olavt Vare and Bob Hub-while Bob Cunard will play
Hopkins is a floe passer, bard 00 the other. Charle& McLaughlin in tl)e
The Artists f~ture the tri-Woods also concedes that the Third flight semis ftnd other. 'All championship fliP.t
pie option offense out of the l . Wanion haven't been sue-Charles Toolin facing Bill action ls at scratch. \
formation and ~ Kelly "'8Slul running. Dilloo and NDl'll'I Clark playing In the Canyon flight, flrit
Akins ii slated to start at "We're.more ~ed with Larry Green. rowid loaers in the :a
quarterback. his passing," Woods says. The men's club wW stage a pionshi competition, J -
He'll have Jeff Wm.ship and Woods gave the opposition t key shoot m ~1... lath and Love pfays Harry Dolson
Mark Mazzarella in .there with SClmetbing new to worry about ur wie Leck Merritt tackles Ja
him although several others last week when be fashioned a 1~uck Haubrick, a~ member Banta. "
can figure in the Laguna at-running attack around fullback or the men's club at Costa -The N~wport OJgbt cha~
tack w:itb Jack Millerd, Bill Mark stanbra to destroy st. Mesa, recently came wilhln pionship ,semis are betweep
Robertson and Tom Massey Anthony 34-6. six inches of scoring a hole-in-Dan DeMille and Don Bye(s
available. Stanbra gained 181 yards to one. He used a three-iron to on one side with Jake Plvandf
Backs Dave Marriner and steal the limelight from team-cover the 20&-yard seventh hole and Clark Booth on the other.
Stoney Mayock are unavilable mate Jim Gardea, the team's on the Los Lagos course and First round losers in ttle
dUe to season endlne: injuries. leading rusher since t h e wound up six inches . behind Newport OJght g a i n I n;g
Despite what has been a season's first game. the cup with backspin. semifinal status i n c I u d.e
sputtering offense, no op-M•tw °" Gt"-Sllereelltt• Robert Jones and Henri Doh~ ponent has been .able to ·shut LE c11rk uo on one aide.and WalterFronte
the Artists down completely LT l"tu•" ~~ Members of the Shorecliffs and Roger Hughes on lfl:e
and they've averaged over 14 ~G ~.. 200 Country Club men's club stag-other. .;
points per game. =~ ;;:::,_• 1':1 ed several sweepstakes com-It will be Peter Townsend
Laguna won its first three Re 1M.>m1ord uo petitions recenUy. against R. T. Hebard in ooe
games of the season before ~= ~~'· ::; In one, the first division win-match of the Corona del M'1'
running into a rocky road Hll GvdH :~ ners included Larry Burke (21 flight with Robert Rolfsnm
against Brea , Saddleback, FL Pott~ Dll .,..... points), Hal Staats and Ed and Harry Brown meeting ln
Valencia and Sonora. LE Stuhl ~~ Goodheart (20~). Ivan Mor-the other. Tom Goris a~
Redman's Trojans have a i~ = 210 rLss and Joe McDonald (19) Henry Meyer meet in ~
top passer in Mite O'IAlugblin ~i ~=-:~ and Gene Butler (181ft). defeated flight with Robeft.
and his stats reflect a true Lii ~ :~ In the second division, Dick Fyke . awaiting the winner t¥i
threat to the .Artiltt. ~: P~ 110 HuJbert ·was tbe winner with Sunday •
01 H....str1on 165 221,2 followed by Bill Sbellback . ,· O'Laughlin, a )lmior, can 011 M .. m1otd 1js (2I), Chuck Croen (-II), In the Lid6 Fiigbt, ~ thread the needle short or long oa N111.... 110 "" Banks plays Frank Legrand
and has completed 70 of 173 on Saturday with Doug Daltcin
attempts for 933 yards and one awaiting the winner on Suh·
touchdown. For Coast Gals day.
His major p r o b I e m , ,f"';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;jj however, has been getting
enough ume to find a target.
He's been sacked by a keying
opposition 28 times for 196
yards In l~s.
Golf Roundup
But twd others in the
University backfield are tak-
ing some heat off him with
strong showings recently in
the running game .
Sophomore fullback J i m
Green ran for 152 yards
against Dana Hills and junior
Murry Graham has beet e!-
rective.
'1he Trojans featurt an all-
underc1assman backfield with
junior Bill Waltrip rounding it
out at slotback.
The womeo'i club at Mesa
Verde Country Club was con-
cluding its president's cup
competition today with two
high handicappers meeting for
the championship.
Mary Ratekin, a -cap
goi&r, rccenUy broke 100 for
the first time and gained the
fmals against S b I r I e y
Callaghan, • 27-l>andlcap
player. Mrs. Callaghan was
formerly a 14 handicapper and
a member of the A team but
has been away from the game
for the past year.
In the vice president's flight,
Unlvenlty's only vtctory in
1971, aslde from a forfeit win
over Saddlebaek, was ·a 13-7
triumph over Laguna Beach. Bobbie Wasco and Mary Atm
1 (] Dyer were meeting for the
1u championship. ----LE Cott1m
LT llenllllll
LG Olfllo
C L ... ··-RT Ullam
raine lmpey, Mary Metz, Jane
Terbell and Lucille Knudson
by matching cards after
Posting a score of 140.
Costa Mesa
Members of the women's
club at Costa Mesa Golf
Course played a best ball of
threesome tournament this
week.
In fU'St place at 62 were
Vonda Adam,,, Anne Keenan
and Nina Danielson.
A tte resulted for second at
64 with Lilly Cribbes, Fran
Lewis and Carole-Ross on one
squad. Del Gustkey, Phyllis
Barnes and Ruth Schilling
were on the other team.
GRAND
OPENING
FREE
OFFER
N•w. 10 te ...... 17.
$1500
FREE
METAL WORK
with oach
Point Job
lllE Tlbal" QI AkMI
I'll WIPl&lll'll
H8 Mltll~I
~: It· was Eloise Greschner
21s and Pat Gebo for th e :~ seaetary's title with Alice
u1 Derby and Kelly Ad a m s ,.
l• meeting for the trealurer's REMBRANT'S: Grid Standings
ANOILUS LU.OUli
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Lf Ullom
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JIT n.gllol
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ll ""-' DI Heird 09 A_,_ 01 Robtrtton
01 T.,,..
·~ crown. SI. P•iM J • 16' 2l
Lorraine Lowery and Eunice :.=,.11 °" ~ : :: ;: ~'! Ewing play for the chairman's 11n. """'' 1 J l.. 110 "'· th u••· M ~rw X 1 t tt 1«1
"AUTO PAINTING
and BODY
957 W. 17th, Coat• Mou:
2U flight tiw: wi ~w umma SI. Aft"-1 ' O t ., 141 ~ and Jackie Neal tneeting in ,,.,.......,., ,_. ;~ the Mesa Verde flight finils. 1.-vii. "· 81"*' Amit n Tot. sg.nu ' ~· M11 ... Dll"'::'f:::x"-
l;; El Nlpel -~·~"~M~IMI~·~· ~ .. ~·~··~·~ .. ~--... ~~~~~~~~~~~ :;: It was a two best balls of 1r
four90me, blind draw touma-GRAND. PRIX ~il ment for the memben: of the
"' women's club al El Niguel .
\: Country Club in L a g u n a
1ll Niguel thl1 week. 5113'7 !
1:1 In flrtt place with a ICOrt of ll IS: were Frances llalllon, PH lll Nancy Dougherty, BI on d a MO.
,,, Yount and Vlrlgnte Blacter. DAVI IOSS PONTIAC l.. Secand place went to Lola 2411 ........ ..,,._ • ,... Dr,. C.... M ..
jl Colller, CaiOI Keep. Mnlno LIAll DIUCT-IACTOIY AllTllO-HAUl
m Jolley and Dorothy Hester ....,I\ 11• " ..,. • ,... • • ......, 1y ......_
with lilll. TONY -OCCO ltl •17 ThW place wu won by Loi'
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<To Mean Slowdown in Prices?
VI ASH INGTON (UPll in l96ll llld 1'19,
''11'11h more plel)lllul aupplles ol
-~ partJcuJarly pork, ln-
creuea In the prlc<s of food ;. iiJD ukely llow for the rest ol
the you, Agiculture Doport-mmt exper1s predicted
.'nwrtday.
' • 'l'bey also llllld lhat the prcr
.. ..,nloo1ol nallcmal take lune
pay spent for load may hit a
• jump ol J!l!Ol'b' ~ pa<ml In
the lhlfd quarter. The report
cll<d ""'"' pleollflll ouppU.. o1 meal for most of the Jm.
prOvemeot.
"Lcdlng allead to the !Int
ball ol 1913, the food price
Inda may allow· Iesa yeu-to-
year Increase thin lb the !Int
half ol 1172. Moot " Ille riae
will cmne fl'Om Uvestoct-re-
laled foods, a11liocJgb crop.re.
lated food prlceo will ... be
higher," the report aald.
'!be report' laid tolll food
ll)"'dlna in the United Slalel
-ap lo ID annual rate ol '115.5 blllloo in the third
quarter, a · rlae of 7 ,.....,1
over •·year ago bec1U1e ot a
~ blgber prlcta, -1atlon Increases and In-
-llU'llc:el pacltqed with food.
.. -record low in lt'IZ, allbougb the decllne will be so
amall most Americans pro-
, .. )lobly -·t ootlce il. FOB 11'72 AS a wliole, the
lood price Index will be ap
more than 4 percent, the
econoiiiiJls predicted. Thal
would be a glUler tncreaae
thao the Pina r'eiistem
Sllll., the report said the prcr
portion ol national Income after tuea that la open! for
focill may drnp from the
record law average of It'll -
15.I ,....m -to betwoen 15.f.
15.7 pen:ent. AN AGRICULTURE
I>eputmeQt f o o d situation
report said some f o u r t b
quarter leveling off ln food
prices appears llkely !allowing
TBIS IS BECAUSE
dlapnsable income la rlalng
1.-thao food llP'"'llng.
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Inspector examines a new vehicle 5901l to appear on the market -the Pedi·
car .. The ~anu1act1:ll'er, Environmental TranSport Corp. of Windsor, Conn.
conSlders it the ultunate short distance pollution free vehicle. YoU s>ed;al it .
No Justice in .Test?
Eliminating Social Security Law Costly
Frid1y, N0¥1!mbtr 10. 1972
'Topless'
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CarsL>se
Appeal?
WASHINGTON (UPI ) -
1be convertible top car, once
the status symbol of playboys
and Ibo dellgbt of lteah air
fiends, may be on the road to
the Junkyard.
1\t the peat of popularity in
11165, car buffs bought 500,000
convertibles. BUt aome in--
dustry oblervera now are
predicUng that 1913 may be
DAILY PILOT
the last year that convertibles 0A1i.., 1"1LOT •1•tt """"'
~~.:if the assembly line In OPENS PARTS STORE
Mlsa11 Rex Walker
GENERAL ~tOTORS stop-
ped producing con vertible tops
on Its intermediate siie cars
last year. And in 1973 it is of-
fering convertible models only
on its slx fullsized models,
plus the Corvette.
Costa Mesa
Auto Pa11s
Both American Motors and
Chrysler stopped production ol s•~re Open· .. :.: convertibles several y e a r s IAJ
ago. Ford is now producing ~
convertibles for only i t s Rex Walker, who let\ Utt
Mustang and Cougar models auto parts business in Orange
and will stop production o~ Count y two years ago, returns
these et the end of the 1973 to Costa Mesa with ~
model year. Checker Auto Part& store
Whal . happeneh to t h e openings under his belt.
popular1~y of ~ convertible? • 'l1le Costa Mesa man opens
Jt collided with the changing ilis own Checker Auto P.t&itit
life style of the American car 111 East 19th St. Saturdl::>;
By SYLVIA PORTER the rationale? Here it is: buff -and the adveot of the Walker helped open cornpcf;
car safely movement. stores in San Diego, Natlorial
As of Jan. I, you--an elderly
worker but mt yet 72 years
old -will be able to earn
12,100 bel<ft you begin lo Ioee
50 cent.s In Social Security
benefits for every 'l you earn .
(I) Tbe original Intent ol lhe
Social Security system wa.s to
prevent poverty in old age by
providina prolectloo against
the losl of euned incmle in
retirement. disability, or death
of Ute family breadwinner.
The retirement test M.s
designed to measure whether
or not earnings actually were
lost at or during retirement.
With a growing emphasis on City and Phoenix, Arii. He
safety, car buyers turned says more or the chain store
away from the convertible top operations will be built in [)en.
with Its obvtously less pro-ver and Salt Lale City, Utah
tecUve roof. in the near future .
The typ ical Checker store
THE SWING b~ many carries nearly 3.500 items,
buyers to the subcompact with motor oil the biggest aell-
models also helped speed the ing Item. Merchandlze ls
demlse of the convert ible lop. generally priced at under $10
Automakers never o f f e r e d and no installatk>n or llerVic-
1f you are receiving the
mulmwn monthly benefit for
a retired worker (about $2M),
you'll be permitted to earn
$1,3411 before ell of YOW' Social Securii!Y dieck is wiped out.
YES. OONGREM did vote a
(%) UNLIKE OUR welfare
system, which is designed to
alleviate poverty after it has
occurred -by providing
benefits lo tho6e with low In-
comes -Social Security
a1ways has been pekl to all
participating retirees
regardless of the amount or
income they have from --sav-
ings or sources other than
work. In fact, Social Security
benefits are designed to be a
base Qn which to build 1'eUre-
ment protection via savings,
investments, p r i v a t e ln-
suranct, etc.
convertlble tops in their· su~ ing l.s perfonned.
compact cars. ~~iiiii~iiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiii:iiiiij.
Attempts to g i v e con-I
verUbles a new look, with faint liberalization of the ~
called retirement test in the FINANCE · 1m Social
Security law, '--------' because this
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year, you
bad been
permitt.d to
eam only
$1,680 before
forfe!Ung
some of
your ben&-
fits .
Bltt why, you mlgbl so prcr
perly ask again end agaln, mt
·scrap the . retirement test
allojl~tller! The test aclually
ia _.,.Ing mlllJons ID quit
wor~g ~ before tlley
otherwise might quit, II """ tainly encourages couniless
millions to cheat by a«:01Jllng
pay only in cub that la not
recorded for income tax
purposes. No One can possibly
de~ that the test ha! a
dramaUcally different impact
on different income group!.
For instance, income from
dividends and interest is not
counted at all In the retire-""*! test. An elderly
millonaire can continue to
receive an unlimited income
-!rom his investments and still
collect hls full Social Security
benefits -and believe me, I
have heard many men in this
category boast about their
"cute" Social Security checks
as they casually put down a
$100 bill to pay fer cockta&
and lunch fer two.
BUT THE llEl'IBEMENT
i.at beglna to cut off beoeflla
at a very modest level for the
low-Income -km wllh little
or no accumulated retirement
savings and therefore In great
need of a contlnutng IOUl'Ce o!
wages to supplement bis
benefits.
For many years, I have
vehemently and vocally op-
posed the retirement test, but
objectivity demands that I
give the Social Security
AdmlnlatraUon .pace lo alele
Jt.s case againlt ellm1natine
the teat. What p>alb\y can be
Don't read
this unless you
want to own
AnEstateln
(3) To award Social Security
benefits on the basis of an ln-
divldual's income levtl would
elmply be dupllcatlng lhe in-
tent of our welfare 9Y1tem.
(I) 'l11e cost ol ellmlllatlng
the test today ...Wd be about
12.2 billion In the lint year
and much more in subsequent
years (thls la the crucial argu-
ment, I think). Its cost would
be the equivalent or a s per·
cent across-the-board benefit
increase .
(5) AND THOSE who would
benefit most from elimination
of the test would be workers
oemlng rdaUnly comlorUble
incmles ..
s~ tops, also failed to woo
car tx.Jyers who apparenUy
became less Interested In
shelling out the extra dollara.
Coast Firm
Eyes Stock
Buy Deal
Newport Phannacalllcala
lnlerna11onal ]Dc. ind lleleret
Pblrmaceutieal O>. Inc. have
entered ln1o an aaree.ment In
principle whereby llelerel will
purchase approximately 10
percent or the outstanding
capital stock ot Newport for
approximately •t.4 million.
The shares wUI be authoriz-
ed but unissued treasury
stock. No agreemeot has been
signed and consmumatlon of
any agreement is subject to
the approval of the California.
Department of Corporatlons.
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And then read Boner'•
Ark in the DAILY PILOT
Sunda~ comic..
recreational facilities to rival B1'lf In
the world-quiet waterways, private
docks, verdant greenbelts, a Robert
Trent Jones golf coUT88, Incomparable
deepsea fishing, akin diving. Already,
roads are paved. utllltles are ln:9
and underground. The Flagship
Beachcomber, Pilclfic Harbour's fl
luxury hotel, opens this month under
the operational jurisdiction of Ameri-
can Airlines' Flagship Division .
You, too, can bea sophisticated gynsy .,
Hurry now. Relax later. For deta iled .;: . I
Trea,tyourwelf to an exQtio address .
Jciln the tntematlonal jet-set, retreating
to lslaiid estates on a cove of white
&and beach at Pacific Harbour, AJI.
But you'll haVfl\tO move fast, the way
they do, because only 65 choice view
estalBI are now available to fl' .Oelffomlans. (Even those are
billng ofllll8d tor a llmtted tlme-
be!Ween now and Chrletmu,.197 )
These BCenlc homesltes range In alze
from Y• to 1 ¥.! aoree, priced from
$15,000 to $45,500 cash, Tanna.and
financing available, of course. All
properties are within the charted
boundaries of Pacific Harbour, a
project funded and developed by
Pacific Hotels and Developments Ltd.,
a solid British combine .
Situated 34 miles from the capital city
of Suva on the Island of Vltllew, this
Melanesian resort on the rim of the
Coral Coast will offer residential and
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Information. 1111 In the -~~
coupon -and mail ..c.;
todey. Or phone ·~
(2 13) 393-9715
collect.
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Compute1·s Build
est Coast Shi~ •
' :SAN DIEGO (AP) -In Ille
·same way Henry J. Kalm
bpllt· Liberty ships in World
War l.I, a Ql.mlllion boat blg-
f"I'· thin two (}{ those "Ugly
~~ngs" is being p u t
tog•lhcr \!.'Ith the help or com·
puters.
The ship is described as the
biggest ever built on the West
Coasl
TUE PUSH OF A button and
huge sheets of Jtecl two inches
thick are taken from storage
·yards al NalionaJ Steel &
Shipbuilding Co. and moved
through operations that cut,
,burn, weld and...s.l}ape it.
As in the whirlwind ship-
building of 30 years ago,
prefabrication is the method.
A crew of 2,700 men is work-
Jng on the project.
It is so blg that into each of
nine holds eoul.d fit a building
six stories high.
The steel sheets and beams
are welded into 120-ton sec-
tions with 60 percent or the
welding done by automatic
machines . A pair or giant
cranes then lift the sections,
fitting them almost precisely
into place for human welders
to finish.
ACTUALLY, COMPlffERS
tell what piece goes next and
wben. Like a great, dark
phantom on the San Diego
waterfront. the hulk is being
lilted around the insides that
These days,
Dad. tt's easier to
ahow them 1han
to ten them. Air
C..lfornia has
fuat the ijekel
With Alr Cal's
new"S0-26
Club" you cen
tum Saturday
into a Fun
Exouroion Doy.
For example,
you can depart
Orange County
AlllJOrt et 3~5
p.m. and arrive
at Ontar1o
Al11JOrt 15
minutes later.
You can take a
look around, or
catch a flight
straight back.
Ettherway, it'll
bea fl rat In their
UfaUme. And a
-ke<>d they'll
·never forget.
$5.40
round tr1p
each whJch Is
half the regular
adult fant
(regardless of
age). Thanks lo
Air Califom la's
untque w$9kand
"50-26 Club",
ftying has never
been cheaper.
Md k!ds have
never-been
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OALIFOR•JA
FINANCE
GRAND
OPENING
SPECIAL
TUNE SPECIAL
_. _.1ei'niner will b• h.ld et th. Airport•r Inn, 11700
ec:Arthur llvd ., in th• Petio Room. .. '
1. • I Gold1t•ln,
• Semutlson, • • Inc .
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NA.SD~,_..,,., .... , INu•utltar 9,.~1m
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~Market Goes Up;
: Reasons Unclear. 4:
ii. NEW YOllK (AP) -The ilOcll market started
"out on a dow'nswing Tb~ ·but reversed luelf
during the lut hour In acll•e trldlng.-
. · Anal)'llts pinned the decline on Investor <OD·
· <em over Vlelnam pea<e negotlatlona and the eco-
. nomic policies of the NIXon administration for the coming year.
But they are pllZlled over the market's swift
recovery and noted that Dow Jonea' fluctuations
were not ne<essartly representative of lbe enttre
market's behavior.
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KIDS LOVE
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nAction . '
On Coast . .
~an--12 dinghies will see
ac¥on • ~ weekend when Sfiff'h yaChl 'clubs from San
Dllgo to San Franclsco take
Od the locahlingby hotshots in
~ Harbor Yacht Club's
.fean Schenck lnterclub
~allenge Team Race.
Clubs Invited to participate
are st. Francis Yacht Club,
Cililornla Yach! Club, Los
Angeles Yacht Club, Alamitos ~ay Yaclll Clllb, 1!allioa Yaclit
Club, Babia . Cerlnthlao Yicht
Club llld San Diego Yacht
Club.
LOcaI club<! will furnlJh
boats for !he \'Olllpeuton and
,..eral,lklppers are ezpected
~ bring traU boats fn>m
Calllomla Yacht Clllb where a
l\OW . Lehman-12 Oeet ls
tiulldln8 . . Other. local yachting action
tlda weelinlt will be Lodi Isle
Yacht CIUb'• William L. M'or-
ria ~I Regatta Ol,1 Sun-
da=. -Alli:e!Ol-Lo .. Beacb
GTON HARBOUR
YACHT CLUB -Inside
Regatta, Saturday and Su&
day.
SEAL BEACH YACHT
CLUB -Sunday Sailors Series
No. 2, keel boats, Sunday.
CAllRILLO BEACH YACHT
CLUB -Fall Series No. 3, all
classes Sunday.
Suia Mo~ Bay
SOUTH COAST COR-
INTHIAN YACHT CLU1! -
Iotraclub Regatta, Sunday.
MALIBU YACHT CLU1! -ran Serles No. 3, PMA,
ODMH, Saturday and Sunday.
DE:L REY YACHT CLUB -
J\Jllkr.Senklr Challengem in.
traclal>,.Ulurday and Sunday.
P AL08 YER DES YACHT
CLUB -Fall Regatta, Salur-
day ind Sunday.
Neapart..Balboa
LIDO ISLE YACHT CLUB
-William L. Morris
MemoriaJ Regatta, Saturday.
N-E·W-P,O·R.-1' HARBOR
YA/Ff CLU1! -G. Schenck
Trophy, Lehman.Us, Saturday
and Sunday. ·
Su Diep
OCEANSIDE YACHT CLUB
-Ipdian Summer Regatta, all
clasles, Saturday and Sunday.
~ DIEGO YACHT CLUB
-Simhoffer Hot Rum Serie..,
OR, MORF, SDHF, Sunday.
-aml lalaml SANTA BARBARA YACHT
CLUB -Fall Series No. 4,
Sunday.
New Dinghy
Launch Set
Saturday
Roger Welsh of Newport
Harbor Yacht Club will launch
a new Auslrallm-11 dinghy at
the Harbor Island TraveLodge
In San Diego Saturday.
Wel&b ii the first American
sailor to -the speedy A'.uule-l&s, having campalped
the or!&lnl] TraveLodge, built
In Auatralla, both tq thla coun-
t.,-and 11down under."
.'!llenewboott11thrte-man
. \I. delltlnod by Bruce Fm ol New 7.<land Ind built In that
......,. -Jally for Welah.
Itlll a -.nan boot wbereu llloiiy of the Ula carry a crew
four.
ellh plant to 8htp the boa•
Auotralla Nov, lit for the
Id champlonlhlp for the
at Sydney Jan. 7-lt.
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Orange
STPOIL
FILTER
·You could go
out and pay far
more at the ga1
1ta1ion. but
these are ju1t
01 good and the
price means a real
dolle;r 1a•ing1.
TRANSMISSION
FLUID • II you just lose a
little now and
then it' 1 easier
to add a little than
pay a ton to
haft the whole
trans resealed.
right.
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DIGITAL
CLOCK
Around here
we need one that
yells the time out.
How come
everybody 1ay1
it'• time to go
home and nobody
owns a watch.
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PEAT MOSS
The I cubic Ifft ~· comprt1ted to four
(If I could do
that withe:?: wife' 1
feetwec d
IClft mo.,.,. OD
ohoe1). Good lawn
dr.11lng and mulch.
2''' CU. FT.
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SHOP
VACUUM
Thia is a
powerful dude. Tr/
to keep your wile
lrom taking it
into the house.
it'll make her
vacuum look like
a toy machine.
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METAL BASE
CABIMETS
Nlc• •nough tor tbt
kitchen or to
create 1poce ln a
wo1lr:?90D1.· Formica
tops. ln1t4e 1b.lH1.
Add more a1 you
need the 1poce. we'll
carry th•ra regular.
9'-P.
I've folded in many a
poker game.
but the table
ha. never folded
too. This ia only fair,
now wcrteh them
pick up all the chips.
3300
'Rtl..'OOIHED
MEDITERRUEU
PULLMJUI
Thia price 11 ...,u,
..... lot 1Kh a 10 .... 11 g-of bath lunllture.
,...plece mmble top.
olcoly detailed.
tauc:.t is extra.
2988
PORCH
SWDfG
Hang It on
the porch cmd let
the kid.a spoon
at home ln1t9ad
of out in the
Cheny. ('.Nhat'a
a apooo?). Solid
oak with chatn1.
1388
DOUBLE Bl.Tll
CRYSTAL SWAG
Don't let the low &dee
make you th1nk 1
l1a.'t \'Glue. You can
... the aame thlag
lo the lamp ahopo for
do\lble. With
ch.ala and hooks.
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SIDNGLES
SWl got the ohakH
from the la1t
drinking bout.
but these won't
hurt you..
Cedar and
the price i1
for approx. 100
square feet.
LIGHT BULBS
Thia wUI probab!Ji be a one tla\e • · al
becauaa they
are almost a
thlJd ol Nll\Ua<
price. You canalw~ ·
u.1e light lbs.
LIMITED SUPPLY
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BOAJ\D
Hard as roc:k,
fine forcOYering.
cabinet backs.
anywhere you need
a smooth surface.
Saw, drill. paint,
or Just stare at it
real hmd.
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GRIPE
STAKEs
Big 1ix:
· footers. They can
take it. not afraid
o! the weather and
only loolr: better as
time goes by. Easy
to work with.
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naore1cent. ft(IUBE . includes tUhe. Hi;:ca,
-=i.c.tl•a con .. D.teD.t pluiJoutlet*
flla ltuoh ' ' .. -.. ..!.."1,.,.;, ,Ibo w~ no •lrlng. to -.. u..y .. put ill. Ar.cl you. lmo:w -). With.hood lo tbat 1hodow under put !he llal>t the cabin.et. well whoreyou-.!U. DOW' j,fl gone, • ' 2~' 'l''~t¥
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. . 'Ille second Sanday afternoonm· . a .series of. coo-~
temporary "music-gels llnderwa)'. '.f!!e_;Jrt\tl!! llo'!l;Ji!1-ille, FesU~al', of Arts grounds in t.a qi ~~ a!-'i:t.,;.D,, ~
No\'. l.Z. · "fJ-~ 1-:, ' ~i!nmY, "~" WitherSpOm,. '-1zed by m&!Y. .Ciltlco . '
.. <Jlle of the !lnest exponent• of the blues, will· ·~dline
·the ·b!Jt. Ae<;ompanyllighin) Will be the Robin Forll 'group PIANIST PATRICE
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-... London's _Royal Philha .rmonic
! , 0rchesfra ··a ap~ars . in conc:;ert W.ed·
" nesdiy, seCond· in a -series spOnsored by
i, .: 'me Orange cOunty .fhilharmonic ~ty.
Los AngeJes-bom Lawrence Foster will
Cqnduct ~· Tok)ro-bOm Teiko Maeh8shi . ~ ' ' .... "'111 IPIJe:.af .as yi!>Jinist,at,8:30 p.m. in UC .
lrvtfie'a Crawtord Hall.. 1 , ,
· No one w i 11 ·be admil"-"1 to
Crawford Hall until' after the Overture
"Leonora. No. 3". ~Y BeethOv,en. Ms.
Maehashl will then. ·appear as· 50:loist in
Preview Offers
Tips -_to .Program
from •Palo Alto and now ar8guJ4r!p8rt of the ,Wi~ ~ '• · ' __... • ensemble · · ' f ... ' • • • • • ' ~ • ,. • NevUle '.Marrb>er, ... Bril~ con· •ls~" captufflt Ute ~en~ fans at ·~~' ~ .. Things .Ne a llttle betfu:~O)fi;He's ~~.contract ductor ot~ orches.tra of St.:,Martirt-in:
terey'.Jazz Festival this yea( within 'ririutes of im.l~j· 1w)&h •ABCIDl.nhlll Records;'~ hi.a ~~~t. -aJbum; tbe-F1elds, London, will preview the
oo .stage and '""" San ·Fnpcis<i; dliic. wrote ~ ;~ ' '.Jlandbap1inct Gladrags," ·hlii l*Ceivetl·rivfj~•· He Is .evetjing'J .. prognun . of the Ro Ya I
=d,;,ratber l'etr 'St>OOIY: ~. tlie_ bJues than ant-~ : . currently pryctuced by Ed. Ml~#;""'1 B~°\, who IS ~inillla~~~c::;'.~ ~.!!;!
• "Blues 1s something l"'\I feel An.t"to feet u yot1've 'g0t · · -"1"""11Y ~ o1 the )lott.,t y1i:ii.g prod!lftra· Cfl!e·Jamea· 'Theater, Fuhlon !Jland. ·
io ba've ·lived aboot 98 ~ Oi It" Jimmy Witherspoon -G.ans snd·p. ·,B. King). · · · . . -The .prkoncert lecture ;., "first of a
c.ic..wtt. . . . ;_, -·, ""° featlired· will be 11~ar-otd, l'ab1ce. llJ'Sben• ~-. ·,.r1ea, .~loo ire.. Coffee wilt be
:: It started . .toWri In dt!r<l<in, Ark.< 'with . Jimmy Wither--ptailist cafied phenomlnal by !"'Ill< uo.lrd' Featl!er, snc11• Jetved •~ 10· a.rn. ~ singing ln ,~ 1 when 1b'.e ,'f!as' five . H~'~ fl}Ways ~.1,_ho had evt;fY.bodY at MootU~f~king~·~ds.at her , Marriner is speodlna the winter in~ ~~led to be a alilger. ,. .•. , · , latitastlc ~porary ~modal . -and flow 0/, Aqgelel u f\Ollductor for the Lo.• Angdd
•: . I do beUeye,. lll9Qgh, thal If my, (a~ 1J'!dr! 't !tad a .p~ , ;dO., a.....:..-to Ma '"Fr\..,_ conoe"·-•·"-Chamber , _Ory:bestra. He spec1alue•. In
'!'!'the rallroftd, l(wouldll't,be !n the . .fl!llustty toilay -yoo • ~--•• , '<' -•· · ""~~.,....... baroque IJid cootemporary music .
see my mother had· a-railroad pass beca~ my father was a Gabr1eJ Gladstar of .laguha Beach will round out the The public and students are invited to ~abrum oo"ll!< Unloo· Pacillc, so I !0rg0ct by m0ttier•s program "'l't'Pck oll the afternoon at 1:30 P·tll· altend the pre.view, whether oi'hot they
Jl8Dillure snd I came to Los Angeles wllj> my brothe,r wben . TtckeU • are available . at 644-7477, Box U.2tj,. Lagµna plan to altend the . coocert Wednesday ~-15." . . Beacjl .anct :l!I the box office on· Saturday and; sabday. nl1b1 In up Crawford Hall.
·var:i«'ty Spiees lion~ Vo~eert
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the SJbel~~ ,Violin Concerto. Following
intel'm.iuion tbe Shostakovich· Symphony
No. 1 will rbe heard. . . .
The Royal Pf)llha!IDooic Orchestra was
the last orchestra to be formed by Sir Tbomas·_~m, and gave Its lint con-
cert · in ' London In t!Mt. Jt Is now
eelebrattni its Silver Jubilee Stuon by
takiJ1e Ei sixth tour of the UoJted States
under ;!he 'IJ>OMOrshlp of Time Inc., snd
under the patronage or Her Maje1ty
Queen Elizabeth the ~ Mother. . ' ' It Is the second Or~e County ap-
pearance ' for the renowned orchestra.
The lint time was in 1963 as part of the
Philbarmonic Society's loth concert
season, ·with the late distinguished Sir
Malcolm Sargent conducting.
Lawrence Foster Ls mm:lc director or
the Houstoo Symphony ind ali!O chief
gue!l cooductor of . ~ . R o y a I
Phil~ Orcbes\ra. Born tn la
Angelii'1nYt;t1 where' he .received most
of •• he al'I' stu<lled in Europe as a. r ol. the Bayreuth Festival
M ' for twO seasons.
f .. I ualtlant conductor to
Zubln ~ ond the Los Angeles
PhllblraXJDJc, I915-C1. In 19&9 he ac-
cep~ a three year cootract with the Ro!'lf P!Jlllwmonlc ind lw hid hll con-
tnct, extended into the late 71>'1. In 1971
he succeeded Sir John BarblroUI and
Andre Pr.vtn ts Music Dlrect0< of the
Houiton Symphony.
Mt. ¥aebMhl, t h·e petite, lovely
vlolllllsl wit born tn Tokyo and started
her vJolJn atudiet at the •1e of five .
Followlu& many mutlcal ""'-snd win·
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TEIKO MAIHASHI
ning first priU: In prestlOoos music COft?°
peliUons. ahe Is now named !'rind~ Solo~t for IN Rol'lll PhllhlumootC'll
celebrated 25th Jubilee Tour. ·
Tlckell, at '5 ~Is Ill. are on llli
at tbe Philhanndnl< office, 201 W. OM
Hlghw1y, Newport Bead>, pbooe -Ii. . I
Big~Bal Sound Back
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With, u s Brown Band
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Tbe mrtnll ot ,;Bal Nl~t· blJ band clanclnf 1t the Balboa
Pivlllolt will ' tonllltue Ila suctellful ~hit week with the •P-
peannce of 4t Brown ind hit band of M~
Doon wtrf open 11 8 p.m. Sallllfl,Y wllh _dancing from 9
p.m. to l:llO a.m. llld Uckela w!U'be IOld It the d-.
• I •nie lul'brg band cia ... , featuring SW! Kenton. wu "1 •II-\
oat and then oome, ";ICCOl'dlllg IO Joluulle ~. orpn!Js ol.
the -nt. ·
She 11id all of I!'• crowd th1t 1110~ up for the event
c:o"ldn't be acc:ornod1~ and an equally blc turnout Is upectecl
for this week'• al!Ow. '
Aller Let Brown'• 1ppunnce, Mn. Sheeder 111d, 1.,...
quUlen will be fOllltd for biC' Bal Nipt oYUla.
"Resutar'Bal N!Pt nenta wltll tudl umes•u ADM1I HID
1nd Eal! ... lloJU. wtll 111111 ba ,IMM! It tM PIYllloa," .... -·
• Bat an O.C. 10,. C.S .... .,d bll Ottbtttn wlD .plaJ le
llll 11'1114 ballljlam 1t IM D1m1J11nc1 Hor.I.
1111 NJcl!LW lllJlnt .. ,.., ID-Ille lOW.--IDtl 1111 lfilHI e«orw...,. ..W.,..,.. 1ram1;111 ,,., .. Ute Soulll1l8d. ~ -' ... Solrit el ~ Ont fmow l•lurtd Ella 11111 X.., a Ion&
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Jean! Gibbon, who opens tonight as the
heroine ol 11Wait Until Dark" at the
Huntington Beach Playhouse, takes
"mobility training" for her role as a
blind girl with Jim Judge (above), direc-
tor of Services for the Blind.
What to Do, Where to Go .
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~Jo ........ domu>-'
( ....... 'l'!""'h ... \YPI Ol-IOlol -~· • •P' ·-In --lllquel 11'.. II( ...._ lllffered '
~ -. "' "'11111 touHbllng ... lor 1w ~ In .. _ City
·BOailiet·" ~ 80lfman lldelmod blmlell ~ lo ..... ..tila 100.yeaN>ld
ind1ad' tn "UUll ~*i." SUch dodlc1tlon lo eblneter Is rare In "~ a buly iinet bundtol!!Od Is
community lhollnr, Wliera both ume and really ~ ... she -'!!lib a rallecUve
profeoslonal mc.nuve ... del«mlnine abudder. .,,,. ma1n !hlnc 1s 1o be
faeleln. Bnt one illlpllDJloll Beach ac-decisive. Wbeo I finally IOI up ·the
treas baa borrowed heavily oo both 1o 1n-coarae• tq puJh Ille 'wait' butlon 1
~ the ellectlvenesa of b e r chlck&oed out. Bot lhe nelt time I went
perionnance -Iler ploy ope1111oolgbt tbrougb with IL W1Mtl they take rour at the HUDl!ngton Beacll Playbouae. eyea •WIY, you jW!I have lo.
SI> weeks •llO Jeool Gibbon woo one of ·"I ALWAYS hid a fear of bllndoeu,"
the most coveted roles ol the aeasoo. that Jeanl ·admltl. "I bad a grandmother who
of &.., in "Wait Until Dart," from a waa blind and l.alwaya lhougbt looing my
large field of actresses, many with much sight woold be the wwst -!bot could
n-.ore experience. The role; is a difflcult baPPen to me. But I found .out in a very
assignment beyond being the ceotral lbort'Ume !bot It wouldn 't be as bed u I
cbaractet' in the ploy -what aets it lhougbt."
apart b bot only !bot &.., b being ter-For Jean!, this waa an Im~
rorlr.ed by three evlldoera; the blt<:b b dis<Overy, for, as she puts It, "I atojiped
!bot Ibo also Is blind. feelinl .IOtfll for in'/ --.. I never
. PUYING A blind~ oo lllCt -raollJ, rell!lled l ,foll llds•WIJ,.bol -
espedal!l in 6"' inlhDoM •olallnl ol lt'a _. -to pilJ I blfDil ...man.'' ~ ~-"!l:"~ la Jeon!,~ naUve caulornlu wlli> i'olun)-
ollen wltb!D . l'acli ' '~ the ed':a f,.. )'Un ago -11""""•1 '"""' ultimate in conoenlra .,.., Jeanl of W •llfe In Aruona,.jl alan .........,. to
ded<led; It 'tfODl4 be 111 ...... .help U tbe avocation of ~. ,tbloder
she lmtW ,,.,,. blind· people liCIUlll1 wbldl llie bad given up ... I -· !Ibo reacted ,In mrydiy lituatlonl. · ,bnilbod up on her Ullla, In an ~
·• So, ..line In .Sanla Alli'~ tbe tins workshop conducted by Ill a r y .. tlirlll """"' for -and _, Eastman, then took • amall role In Ille Jeiiol dropped in at Ille Senlceo !Pr the .:lluntlngton Beach Phiyl)ouae''. ~
BUnd al JOUN. Blaadway, --Jll'ldUc!IOD, "Catch Ilfo lJ You Can.
t« \llln Judfle wu on1J 'too· happy lo 'TVE AJ,WAYS been talllbl to rallln
allow her tbe '-·. . ' lo other cbaracten on llaile."' • 1111.
,.,,,.,_ lllked lo me I« qafte a ~ !'ao It's been bin\ lo '1mleom' tills
about clif!ennl atlltudel t o w a r d tn!nlng and learn to take out tbe locus
bl-. wlildl wu "'1 bilpllll," Jeinl par! of my stgbt for tbb play. jlal ft'•
11,11. "TbeJ ez:pll•tned bow · tlJey teach easier now after tbe moblllty trtJDinl."
chlldren 1bat 'the -lm(>ol'lliit aoaI la Tonight Jeanl faces -U lbat'a Ille
· a pos!Uve atUIOOe -and n ~ Is. word -a more dllflcull tell tban .,_.
· ''THEN TREY blindlOlded me and toot ing a buay street when she llepo oil the
me -... t for what tbaJ c:aJI 'mollillty stage of ·the Huntinclon B o a c b
tralnina,' and I started to resiiae What it Playboose. Her owo _,.. will be inl·
wOO!d. 6e lib to be tnJly blind: You ac--mobilized, bot tbooo o1 OV«)'Olle else will
tually ~ lo bUIJdinp ·and treee, leorn be wat<:blng her.
Danes Will Flip for You at O,CC UCINames
DirectOr NOV. IO
DANISH GYM TEAM -Orange Coast College's Peter90n
Gymnaaiwn al a p.m. Variety ol modem rytbmical gym-
nastics !or boys and girla In vaulUng, tumbling, skipping
rope, acrobatic floor e:ierclles, a general admission, $1
fer students. Ticketa at door.
NOV. 11
ClllUSTIAN CONCERT -Every 5aturday at the Calvary
Chapel tent at the comer of Fairview Road and Sunflower
Str.e1, Costa Mesa, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Appearing Love
Song. Free admissloo.
NOV. U • 11 DRAMA -"Ondine" bf Jean Giraudoux with new trans-
la,tlon by Director Hobert Cohen, associate professor of
-· llailed by UC lrvlne School of Fine Arts. Fine Arts VIJlaie Theatre, 8 p.m. Ticketa al 12 available at Fine Arla
Box Ofllce, -17.
NOV. 11 ·I!
DE,\TB VAU.EY l!NCAMPMENT -Furnace Creek and
Stovepipe Wells Village In the Mojave Desert. A must for
wintertlme delert lovers. Specfal activities include dancing,
natare talkl, ,wded tours, fiddlen contest and burro races.
. NOV. II
puNGA'1AN PIANIST -Laguna Beach Chamber Music
Society ,._ill Hongar1an pianist Lili Kraus at 8:30 p.m. " tonJPI, ~y. Nov. IO at the Laguna Beach High School
auditorium, U5 Park: Ave., Laguna Beach. She will play
Haydn, Mozart, Bartol<, Oiopin and Schubert. SubscrlpUon
ticket.a are '14-ll•kr four cmcerta, single tickets avaUable
al the door. IQH106.
, NOV. IO · 11
PILGRIM vv~EST;..,,IV AL -Claremont Pageant traces the
plight of the pllgtims -their revolt and celebtation of
'Mlankagiving m Plymouth Rock. No admission charge.
Both dayt showing at 2 p.rn.
. NOV. 11
SOCIAL SATIRE -Comedian cleorge Carlin will appear at
7 and 9 p.m. Nov. 11 1t Golden Well College Pavilion. Tickets
are $3.50 and $2.~ wJth any student identification at all
Orange County ticket agenciea and the college bookstore.
NOV. I!
DIDl!LAND IAZZ -Jazz Incorporated, featuring a 16-
plece IWinf band. will gather at 2 p.m. Sonday in the Elks
• Building, 211 E. Chapman, OraDIO. Members, $1, non-mem-
. btn, $2.
Orchestra
Tak~ Totrr
NOV. 1%
AFTERNOON CONCERT -Sunday afternoon concert series
in Irvine Bowl features folk-blues artists at 1:30 p.rn.
Artists are Jimmy Witherspoon and jazz pianist. Tickets
at $2-3-4-5, are available by sending check or money order to
Music, P .0. Box 1127, Laguna Beach. Information, 644-7477.
NOV. 1%
ART WALK -Art Dealers Association of Southern Califor-
nia will hold its annual Art Walk Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. at
various La Cienega galleries and the Jack Glenn Gallery,
2831 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar. A speclal edition lith-
ograph by FrllZ Scholder, ooe ol the best known American
1ndlan arllsta, bas been published and will be sold at $350.
NOV. 15
PlllLllARMONIC CONCEHT -Concert by Hoyal Pbllbar·
monlc Orchestra of London with Lawrence Foster conduct.
lng, aporutOl'ed by Orange County Philharmonic Society.
CraWford Hall, 8:30 p.rn. Wednesday, Nov. 15. For ticket in-
formaUon call.-Orange _County Philharmonic Society, 646-6411.
NOV. %5 -Z8 -DEC. Z -3
CHILDREN'S T,REATER -An original musical based OD a
collection ol tales for dilldren entitled "Potter's Place" will
show Saturday performances at II a.rn ., 1 and 3 p.m., and
Sunday, 2 and 4 p.m. at St. Michaels and All Angels Epis-
copal Cliurch, 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar.
Admission $1.
NOV. 16
COSTA M&A LIBRARY -A children's play, presented by
the Children's Theater Guild ol Newport Harbor, will be
held Thursday at 10:30 a.rn. At 7:30' p.m., "'Ibe Cabinet rJ
Dr. Callg(lri" will be presented for young adults.
THROUGH NOVEMBEH
ESCAPE COUNTRY -Every Swiday free beginoen' motet·
cycle riding and safety classes from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sec-
ond and fourth Saturday minibike motorcl'08S races spon-
sored by Nallona\ Association. Take San Diego Freeway
to El Toro tum-o~f, 13 miles east above O'Neil Park.
THROUGH NOV. %1
THE SOUI'HERN CROSS, an all new show pN!Seflted in Tess-
mann Planetarium at Santa Ana College each Tuesday and
Thursday at 7:45 p.m. During the free program, the global
dome-like celling in the planetarium is transformed tnto a
night sky brilliantly depicting the Southern Hemisphere.
NOV. %1
COMMUNITY CONCERT -Harbor Area Communtty Con-
cert Association will present "The Dancers of Mali " a group
from Africa, at 8:30 p.m .. In the auditorium at Orange Coasl
College. Admittance by membership card only.
NOV. 10 -II
UCI MOVIE -"Little Big Man" will be shown in the Sci-
ence Lecture Hall at 7 and 9:30 p.m. UCI students' admll-
lion 49 cents, all others $1.
NOV. U • U 15%
OFF
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
CLEVELAND, (AP) -The OCC DRAMA -"Verma," a poetic tragedy, will be present-
Cleveland Orchestra bu been ed In the Orange Coast College auditorium in two perfor·
Invited lo toor A..,aUa and rnanceo dally, Wednesday tbrollih Saturday, al · 1:30 end
1'ew :7.alalid In Stpcanbe< 9:30 p.m. Sealing Lo limited lo 200 eacb performance and
admisak>n ls free.
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and Ootober 1973. NOV. ti .n .. wtn be !he .. ..,nc1 MOTHER GOOSE PARADE -A !IO>minuln spectacular
Anler1cO[o orchestra lo play with !JO tmlll and aolmated floats based on Mother Gooee
th.11 part .of the world. The nurtCry rhymes along a thretHn.Ue route In El C.)on 11 2 Botton Sym.phmy t ob r e d ' p.m. El Cajon Is 18 miles east of downtown San Diego on
Aldlralla tn·IllO' '!be vt11! la lntentaln I . :I:"" by ~J:,llli:,'; MEXICAN FIESTA -:~'..;t!'from :7 teclmol01lcll ln-
pltt ~ b •• 6• m'o ~th stltulnl tbroogbout Mealco wlll take part In the "Finl N•
cmbitlloli mantiwllhe opeo-
lpj oi 1J1t new Opera HOUie In sYdnel'. and· by the New
Zealand BnlodcMllnr! COtj).
,,,. "'"' wlf'1 bl -by lmllic dlft<tor I; o r l.n
•-· fannerdlnetor Erich ,._and-• tllll)I fllll to
be named. .
1icliii:i~ BOOISIOPS · ntt cm
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that BOUDdtrack a 1 bum
reportedly l! selling well in
Hawaii.
Folk singer Mark Turnbull
played ..w receptive audience
at intermissicn. One of his
betler aongs, "Money Slips 1'hrol\ab My Fingen," has
been ....-ranged and is abo
done well by Honk.
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Worlcl'• Freshest Orange Juice
Squeezed ell d1y lon9, fr•sh, pure, nothin9 edded end we sell it "cheeper th.ft'•,,
the other kind." Try it o"ce, y~'!I use it elwey•I It's fre5her, it'1 bett•r, it•a
lower priced; Jt's f1nt11tlcl Now I 000 querh •old every deyl It must be 9oodll
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ser"f'e Newport ,,..eel P..,.._lu th•, 1~'11 """ ....,.t ffl .. ...,,., ••
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Boat Parade Will ·
Launch l(ids' Play
Boats fuU of cats, rats, bunnies, owls, even a toad and a ·
hedgehog will be on view Sunday afternoon, Nov. 12, 2-4 p.m. as
the Oiildren 's Theater Guild members and guests tour the bay
to introduce the characters of their Fall Production "Potter
Pla<:i!" via a boat parade.
"Potter's Place"-an original musical based on Beatrix Pot-
ter's collection of tales for chil~n -is to be presented at St.
1'-1icbael and All Angeles (Episcopal) Oiurcb in Corona del Mar
two weekends Nov. 25-26, and Dec. 2-3.
For such unusual passengers there are equally unusual boats
in the parade, scheduled to leave from the Bahia Corinthian
Yicht Club at 2 p.m. The lead boat Comtessa, owned by Mr. &
Mrs. Robert Parker, will carry board members. The cast or
character.; will be viewed from the deck ·of the Barry Fabor's
racing sloop Cherrio and its runabout-Capt. Crunch. At the end
of the flotilla will be the John Sparling's newly refurbished Mon-
terey H.~S. Baccaruda.
The Children's Theater Guild is a nonprofit organization
which provides Hve theater experience for children through
productions, workshops and touring groups.
CULLY
IS BACK AT THE
PIANO BAR
TUES., WED •• THURS.-& SUN.: " . ' ·' ' NADRA -Thurs,, Fr:i. and Sat
CREW ABOARD HMS BACCARUDA
\\~M~
ANCHOR INN
HOUSE OF SEAFOOD
NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH
11 :30 lo 2:30 Tues. lhnl Fri.
Nightly Oinner-Cocktail1 4 to 11 p.m.
Sunday 2 to 9:30 pm-Closed Monday1
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FrldlJ, NMmbtr 10, 1972 • DAJLV PIL~T 1'5
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It's Reuben E. Lee Time.
Unleu you're part palar b e a r •
November isn't the. best Ume to take up
m~ a~ the Pacilk sho,..line,
But It ts a prime mo~ to station
yourae1l beskle the water to absorb
nature's beauty.
All of whJch may or may oot have had
aornething to do with our restaurant
choice for a leisurely fall dinner last
Wednesday evening -Newport Beach's
good ship Reuben E. Lee.
Out 'N
About
NORMAN STANLEY
blnation, whldl had first '-! bUld In
butter, then crowned with hollandalll
sauc., wu aooomponled by rtc:e pllll.
Tho third ebol<• .... • nilt7 -
Oscar. 16.25. It ytelded a broiled nlet
mignon decked with crab legs, uparagus
spears and sauce beamaisc, and was abo
.served with rice pilaf.
Final choice was an excellent di!ts
labeled stuffed mushrooms, M.95. It prof·
fered three giant mushrooms filled with
deviled crab, dressed with hollandiaae,
and was served with a broiled IOmato
and rice pilaf.
top-rate food and service.
To be sure, location wasn't a
dissuading factor In our decision. Seeing
u how one has to be both soulless and
arUess to fall to enjoy autumn water
vistas.
First confronted with a choice of soup
from the kettle or any of a variety of
tossed salads. the four members of our
party unanimously opted for t he
reatauranl's superb spinach salad.
Other main course! offered by the
Stemwheeler include Long Island duck·
ling, $5.75: roast prime rib or beer. $6.50;
New York strip steak, 16.50; top sirloin,
$5.95. scampi Italiano, $5.75. Of course there was also the helpful
knowledge -based on past experience -
that the boat is a sure bet for a repast to
match ita esthetic k>cale.
And, tnie to form, the meal proved
fully rewarding on all eount.5.
'Ibis appetizing gem -as prepared
and served on the Reuben E. Lee -of·
fers a large quantity of superbly fresh
spinach leaves drenched In a tangy oil
and vinegar dressing, and topped wilh
shredded egg yolk and bacon bits.
And beef stroganorr, SS.25 ; island
fresh mahi-mahi, $4.50; steak and en-
chiladas combo. SI.SO.
A la carte offerings include fresh
anichoke (hot or rold). .95 cents:
asparagus spears (with beamai5e saua!•,
$1 : skillet of sizzling mushrooms. St .15. Once the sternwheeler room 'o\'as
selected from among the Reuben E.
Lee's several dining areas, we settled in·
lo a spacious banquette by a window
overlooking the bay.
From 11 Stemwheeler entret selec·
tions, two orden were placed for stuffed
baby flounder, $4.75 -a relalively new
item on the restaurant's menu and one
deserving the highest recommendation .
Those with a sweet tooth can fulllll the
craving by suOO dessert items as pecan
pie, 65 cents; strawberry cheese pie, 75
cents; rum tart. 75 cent.a. Beyond the plctocUl'.1 setting, low-key
lighting, handsome furnishings and
elegant table settings contributed as
much to the night's gratification as the
It netted northern baby fiounder -ex-
tremely delicate in both texture and
flavor -filled with deviled crabn1eat
and shrimp. Th.ls flavorsome com-
Open seven days a week, the Reuben
E. Lee can be boarded at 151 E . Coast
i{ighway, Newport Beach.
Minnelli, Newton Stnr in Vegas
Liza Minnelli and Wayne
Newton are two stars under
Las Vegas spoUights for the
next two weeks. They join
comedians Jerry Lewis, Milton
Berle, burlesque and other
shows in the town of en·
tertainment.
Minsky's Burlesque "12 is al
the ),iagdad 'Ibeatre of the
Aladdin; St~ve Lawrence and
Eydie Gonne headline the
show at the Circus Maximus
through Nov. 12, followed by
Alan King and Peggy Lee
beginning Nov. 13 at Caesars
Palaei!.
The Kon Tiki Lounge of the
Castaways presert R u s t y
Isabel and Casey Cole; at the
Circus Circus, the World's
Premiere Circus Acts appear
in the Main Arena, the Frtnch
Love Connection in t h e
Sbowroom and Youth Corporn-
tion in the Lounge.
At the Desert IM's Crystal
Room, comedian Milton Berle
and singer-dancer Abbe Lane
appear through Nov. 21); the
Dunes' Casino de Paris '71
starring Fay McKay 'o\'lll be
in the Casino de Paris Room.
Singer-musician-dancer Don
W> presents his Hawa iian !now at the F1amingo Hotel
while Fats Domino, The Plnt-
ters and the Kim Brothers ap-
pear in the F1amingo's Casino
Room.
Singer Wayne Newton will
perform at the Music Hall or
the Frontier; Liza Mlnnelli
and Pat Henry share the bill·
ing at the Riviera; and Marty
Robbins and Jerry Collins are
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Jerry Lewis will be !he in
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Sahara. followed by Jack Ben-
ny beginning Nov. 14.
At the Las Vegas Hilton's
Showroom Internationale is
Perry Como. and in the
Lounge 111 Wilson Pickett and
Bill Medley through No\'. 14.
The Hacienda presents The
Korean Kittens , the
Mlllionalres, The Ink Spots
and Johnny Olen in the Jewel
Box Lounge: the Landmark
Theatre offers !tot Ice and
Kimo and the 50th State.
Jades a n d J ·Adora bl es
entertain at the Merriment
Lounge of the ~tint until Nov.
12. followed by Lynn Dav is
and Peter Urquidi beginning
Nov. 13.
Robert Goulet will sing in
the Copa Room at lbe Sandt.
followed by The
Establishment : the Mat y s
Brothers wiU perform at the
Showboat.
Barry Ashton 's \\1onderful
\Vorld of Burlesque will be in
the Galety Theatre of the
Sliver Slipper ; and at the
Stardust is the Le Lido de
Paris Revue while in the
Lounge ls Jimmy Randolph.
Nalani Kele , Bare Touch of
Vegas and Tomm y Deering.
The Inner Cirtle.
Thie Thunderbird presents
the Latin Fire Follies 72 in Its
Continental Theatre and the
Tropicana offers The Now
Follies Be.rgere '72.
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HUNTINGTON HARBOUR YACHT CLUB -Filth annual
art show of the Hunllngton HarboUr Art AJ80clat.lon, Nov.
11-19. The exhibit will be preceded by a preview cocktall
party NOY. 10. Two of the "Moppet!" painting~ "Milking
Time.. and "Get Ready for Church," crealions of artlst ·
Marylin SOOnlchsen , will be featured In the exhibit. For ln-
fonnalioo as to hours or showing, call 5.U-7299.
MEXICAN VILLAGE GALLERY -150 Pico Ave., San
Clemente. Paintings in oils and acrylics by David Noble
and Mary Eliza.beth Brown. Open daily from ooon until 6
p.m. For information, c~I 491-2111.
FINE ARTS GALLERY -Santa Ana College, 17th Street
and Bristol. "Monume.ots of African Sculpture," a 50-piece
exhiblt with works from 17 private and public collections
throughout Southern California. Open w~kdays frorp 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. Also open Sunday, Nov. 12 at the college
"Open Bouse" Crom 2-5 p.m. Monday evening boul'3 are 6-9
p.m. There ls no admission charge.
PEPPER TRE,E FAffiE -1514 W. Broadway, Anaheim.
Olrlstmas Festiva1 opens Nov. 16 and each weekend there-
after ·until Christmas. Open Thursday, Friday, Saturdaf and
Sunday from noon until 8 p.in. will feature wares of South-
ern California Artisans. Free admission.
CHALLIS GALLERIES -1390 S. Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach.
Featuring recent paintings by Jo Anne Mix, Nov. 11·30.
Open daily from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
BOWERS MUSEUM-2002 N. Main SI., Santa Ana. 'Ille Com·
ing of the Kachinas, a display of authentic kachlna dolls
made my Southwest Indians, will be exhibited along with
the Saga of Prehistoric Man, numerous stone tools used
by prehistoric man.
COSTA MESA CITY HAU-9!1 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Oils
by Fem Miller and Mary Long through November.
"F'ines t Mexican Jo'ood
in Orange Co."
Ch•rbroi1.,._Food to Go
Op•n 7 D•y1
Cockl•ils
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HAVE CHANGED A LOT
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Now Me 'n Ed's mobile ovens speed delicious
pi11in1·hot pizzas to your door in minutes.
For p.ompt service phone 646-7136
(Newport Beach/Costa Mesa-17th and Tustin) , I
or 847-1214 (Huntinaton Beaeh-Beoeh and Hi•I). f!J
Get the Pizza with Pizzaz _t;'.
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GOU>BN WIST OOLU:OE -!.174t Goldin Well Ave., B...
tlnglclG Beach. Hours: dally -p.m. .... pl Satunlay and
W..-Say, MO p.m. OU exhilil throu&b Nov. lO, med
llWldlli by Goldln West Colleae llailty. t • COSTA MESA CITY BALL -119 Folr Drl•e, Colla -I OU
elllblt, paintings by Dr. Fr.cl B. Olda, Olg~leam, ceclto Collum, Gertrude Mlttocb, Fm Wllllams · Pit &bepanl
through November.
MARINERS SAVINGS AND LOAN -1$1.I estcllll Qrlve,
Newport Beach. OU exhibit, watereolors by · yn Millar
ol Balboa Island throulb November. ,
THE HATCH DU GALLERY -2830 "D" ~yon SI., Ne1'-
pcrt Beach. Wal««llon by Harvey c. A~ lbrougb Nov-
ember. Open 'l'llelday, Wednesday and :t from 'lil!lO
menl only. 642-7575 or 833-1178.
JACK GLENN GALLERY -:1131 E. Coal! H , Corona de!
Mar. OU exhibit throqh 1oda3', from 11 •·!"-to 5 p.m.,
daily, color Jleld palntlnp by Alim McCollun\, David Dlao,
Dan Cbrlstenaen and Wll!Wn PelUt. Abo work. In fibergla,.
and plexlglass by Ron Da~ Ed Moses and Tom Holland
and wall construction of planed wQ9C1 by John Olrullck.
GLENDALE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN -5000 New-
port Center pr. Newport Fashion bland Center. Paintings
by William D. Vogel of Newport Beach.
MUCKENl"llALER CENTER -119 Buena Vista Dr., Fuller·
ton. Hours: Tuesday-&mday, 1-5 p.m. Western art as col-
lected by Westways Magulne during a 40-year period.
Collection emphasize& subjects famlllar to California resi-
dents and includes the works of Merv Corning, Marv Rubin,
Rex Brandt and llu6s Smith.
NEWPORT HARBOR ART MUSEUM -2211 Weal Balboa
Blvd., Newport Beach. Major reirospectlve exhibition of
paintings, large watercolors and Olinese int drawings of Reg-
inald Marsh, an important American artist active from the
late 3ls tmtil bis death In 1954. Recent paintings by Jerrold
Burcbman in the entrance gallery.
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Artists ·pow Wow
"Indian With Red Button," a color lith·
ograph by Fritz &bolder, will be featlll'-
ed during the Art Walk Along La Clen&-
ga Blvd. and Jack Glenn Gallery, Cor-
ona del Mar Sunday, Nov. 12 from I to
5 p.m. The art walk is sponsored an-
nually by the Art Dealer's Association
of Southern Calilonia.
IRVINE CITY HALL -Room 200, Irvine Town Center, Gt
Campus Drive, Irvine. Hours: daily 8 a.m..·5 p.m.. Impression-
ist paintings by Hilda Allen of Irvine, a graduate of Pratt
Institute and the Cooper Union, New York. 'ntrougb No-
vember.
OCC FACULTY ART SHOW -OCC Ari Cenler, 2701 Fair·
view Road, C.Osta Mesa . On exhibit through Nov. 13-Dec. 8,
paintings, scuJpture, prints, drawings and ceramics by Ed.-
ward Baker, David Johns, Victor Casados, Charles Piner,
Donna Sharkey, Karen Mortlllaro, William Payne, Robert
Krieger, Lawrence Le Brane, Wayne W. Tennant and Robert
CUnningham.
AVCO SAVINGS AND LOAN -3310 Bristol St., Costa Me.sa.
Oils by Dr. Fred B. Olds through November.
BRENTWOOD SA VING!>-1565 Adams, Costa Mesa. Acryll<s
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JouraalU• ,Aliltair Cooke
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EDITOR'S NOTE -Afi.r 35 years
oj rtpOTting about the United States,
Alistair Cooke 1141 dlalill<d hla im-
preuimu In"' 13 """·hour televlalon
1hoto1. Cooke, the quiet> Britishe1'
who hoated the 'Om"ibu.r' serits in
the 19501, took two years to compile
hla tlicteo anthology. One of hla "°""
clurionl: "It's not a question of 1av-
;ng what's left; it's more of T"tcover-
ing what's lost." -
casting Corp.
The tour began in October 1970, at Che
Old Sooth Church in Boston where In ti'l3
American I patriots held a stormy ah.U-
Britlsh meeting that WU immediately
followed by the Boston Tea Party.
sharp contrast to the slow, meas~ll-------~~~J..:==========
It ended this month at Cooke's book-
lined. apartment on Fifth Avenue, tbe
linal shots in his study overlooking the
northern wilderness of Ceolral Park.
cadences of the Cooke we see on
television.
"And now this country i5 disturbing,"
he sai4-"It's upsetting to me."
How bas it changed?
NEW YORK (AP) -Alistair COoke
can't be all bad. He agrees with H. L.
Mencken's l.besis that "all journalists are -le who like to nap their wjnp in
public." ~
Several weeka later, he sat In the study,
a lean, animated man in comfortable
grey slacka and sweater, philosopbhlng
about the Americas of 1931-and 1972.
It was a gloomy, rainy Friday. And he
was saying his tour of. America bad WI·
covered a gloomy nation compared to the
1937 model he had described for the BBC
and the Manchester Guardian.
In appearance: "'lbe thing I've noticed
is.that it's almost imposSible to instantly
identify a place the moment you get out
of a plane. It's just miles of Iriotelsvllle,
second-banc;I car lots, hamburger stands,
the refuse and Utt~.
·"It's not a question of saving what's
left; it's more of recovering what's losl.
It's gone at such a speed."
In spirit; "What is sad today Is lhal so
many people are united in being afraid of
their country. And this goes for all types--
farmers, cowboys, real estate men,
bankers, journalists, housewives."
Cooke bas been a practicing joomalist
for most ol his adult Ufe, but it's bard to
imagine him flapping. Particularly when
ooe recalls him as the quietly Britl!h hoot
Qf televlslon's "Omnibus" series from
1952 through !!ISi.
In that year, be said, "Roosevelt had
really lifted the country up, certainly in
spirit. And it wu a tremendou.Sly ex·
citing place to be.
Their coontryr Not -their current ad-
ministration, DUt their country itself.
What caused it? Cooke shruggod in But a journalist he is and the 1111• to
get the words oot pmists. After 35 years
of writing about the · United States, he's
finally distiUed his impkssions lnto 13
one-hour shows called "America."
"Europe already was cOwed and
frightened of HJtler and its people knew
they were going to have to fight him. It
was a listless and discouraging p'8ce to
be and this coonlry, On the contrary, was
bewilderment. 7
Cooke was concerned also about the
apathy he fOWld to real er alleged CQP'
ruption in Congress. He recalled the na-
tional shock over the Sberman Adams af-
fair of the 19505-a shock cauSed by the
gift of a vicuna coat -and C1:1ntrasted it
with today 's "pervading cynicism."
'lbe first of the Jot will air on NBC at
10 p.m. Tuesday, sil days before hiJ 64th
blrthday. The rest will be broadcut on
alternate Tuesday nigbls.
not . '
"All right, we've never so Ive d
unemployment here, but it certainly had
been brought down. And you did feel that
thia country really was on the move and
was the real leader of the West."
"America" is a subjective loot at the
shaping of this country. It's the result of
Cooke's two-year tour of the nation with
.c. film crew from the British Broad-'l1le words tumbled out, quickly and in
Vietnam? He thinks it bas bad "a pro-
found effect on the old feeling that we
can roll up our sleeves and fix
everything.''
•
Brill, Darrow at Grove All Media
On Exhibit
Comic Marty Brill arxl
singer Tony Darrow open a
one-week-run Tuesday,Nov.14,
at the Cocoanut Grove.
Jimmy Heodel'lon will lead
his orchestra t b r o u g b
numerous arrangements of
both tbe Big Band and con-
temporary sound and the four
Coco-Nut Girls infloduce some
new dance rouilne.s b y
BtflHS'
An
Invitation
to shop on Sunday,
12 nooo>-5,QO.
choreographer Ward Ellis. career.
Brill, is known both locally Returning to .the Giants
and nationally through his sus-after being discharged from
taininS role In the Dick Van die Anny, Tony sustained a
Dyke Shaw. , major injury while playing
Darrow, on · tbe other band, and so returned to singing and
i!J a newcomer to the Los the entertainment business.
' Angeles area. A f o .rm e r While Tdny llas sung all over
pitcher for the New York the East Coast and appbred
Gianls, he mJght have been in numerowi clubs in the
headed · for the Baseball Hall Caribbean, be made bis big-
of Fame if fate hadn't in-gest success in Australia,
terveoed. D r a ft e d Into where he had his own TV
-m.illtary service at the very Variety Show in Sydney for
start .of bi.!1 diamond career, over a year.
Laguna Beach Museum of
Art opens its doors Saturday
to a Fall All Media Mem·
bership Show. . .
Serving as jurors for the
membership Showing were
three Southern C:::allfomia •rt
instructors, Tom Holste and
Henry Eujenth of Cal State
Fullerton and Frank E. Cum·
mings of Cal state Long
Beach. '
The exhibit will run through
Dec. 3; OOurs ire 10 a.m.-4
p.m.
Awards include $100 in each
category and Richter·Moore
Awards of $1Jl00 for best
tradJtlonal oils and watercolor.
he began to sing u an off-duty Gloria Lofing and Stanley
hobby. Next he became a Myron Handelman, who cur·
vocal fixture with an Anny rently head up the C.ocoanul
band and when band leader Grove floor show preseotalion,
Tony Pasler heard him, was close Saturday rtlgbt.
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KHJ 0 7:30 p.m. -"Indiscreet". It's comedy and
love with Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman In a 19158
film .
CBS 8 9:00 p.m. -CBS Friday Night Movie,
"Hornet's Nest" stars Rock Hudson, Sylvia Ko.
cina and Sergio Fantoni in a 1970 drama about
wartime Italy.
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live Tlae.ter
'Tango ' Takes More Than Two at SCR
"TANGO"
Opening tonight for a three--
weekend run is Sooth Coast
Repertory 's \\'est co a s t
premiere of this P o I i s h
g~tion gap c omed y .
Performances Wednesday
through Saturday al 8 p.m. in
the Third Step Theater. 11127
NeWport Blvd., Costa P.1esa.
Reservations 646-1363.
"WAIT UNTll. DARK"
The Huntington B e a c h
Playhouse opens thi s suspense
thriller tonight for a fi ve-
weekend run of Fridays and
Saturdays at 8: 30 p.m. in the
Barn. 2110 Main St .• Hun-
tington Beach. Reservations
~446.
"ONLY AN ORPHAN GIRL"
An old-lime melodrama will
be presented tonight and
Sa turday only in the fellowship
hall of St. Andrew 's
Presbyterian Church, 600 St.
Andrew's Road, New port
Beach. Curtain at 8 p.m.
High Steppers
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More than 175 synchronized swimmers
and dancers from Newport Harbor High
School will combine their: talents to pre-
sent "Salute to America" in the new
Olympic pool on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Nov. 14-15, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets
avatlable at the door for SL. Performing
a water ballet, above, are, from left,
Michell Howlett, Terry Craig, Kathy
Dinger. Kin Jahns and Phyllis Bennett.
---lf HA.MMERSMITH.
master atminal
d\d nut. i• out. .. t
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2ncl
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JACK NICHOLSON
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restrVatlons 646-7147.
•1SUMMER AND SMOKE"
Two flnal performances of
thl.s Tennessee W 111 i a m s
drama will be given tonight
and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in
the Laguna Moulton
P laybouse, 605 Laguna Canyon
Road, Laguna B e a c h .
Reservations 494--0743.
''ONDINE"
Closing Its five-day run with
performances ton1ght a n d
Saturday at a p.m. is this Jean
Glradoux drama presented by
lhe UC Irvine Flne Arts
Department at the Village
Theater oo campus. Reserve·
lions 83U617.
"VERMA"
Orange Coast College will
present a Spanish tragedy in
four perfonnances, Wednes-
day through Saturday of
next week at 8:30 p.m. in the
OCC auditorium . Admiss ion is
free.
AT THE ENTU.NCE
TO FAIULOUS UDO ISLAND
NlWPOn IU.CH
WINNER!
SPE~AL CHILDREN'S ,RICE
ON_LY$1·SO 3ACADEMY AWARDS .
(ICCE"1 ''"0AY Ill SA TUROAY f Vf NIN!;<;
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Originals
At UCI
Ro~er Wagner Stages
~ .. ~?~~r~c~~~~pr..SOOI of
of concerti to bO per!Onned by Brazil" by VUla-Loboo, Feb.
the 1 00.volce Loi Ancelet 25; and a 1'Muaka ~a et
An ·exhibition and sale of Master Chorale and Sinfonia Profana" concert W1th the
original graphic art by con· Orohestra directed by Dr. F,.nch coloratura Mady Me•
tempo..111')1 artists and old Roger Wagner aro available pie making her Los Alllelef
nwten wUI take place Tu,.. througb Nov. 17. clewt, April 15.
day, Nov. II, in the UCI Cam-. The chorale, the only pro-1-;::=::::::::=====:;:;
pus Union Student ston!. resskmal resident choral group
The exhibition, atT&nged US in the country preaentl.ng a
co o p e r a t i o n with the season of choral music, wW
Ferdinand Roten Galleries of perfonn five concerts at the
Baltimore, will be held Crom Dorothy Chandler Pavtlion bl
11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Tern-the Music' Center beg~ a.:-.::.,-...~::
porary Union Building located with "Christmas With the ... _,.,...,...,._ .........
next to Humanities Hall. Chorale" f ea t u r J ft g the
Included in the exhibition ''Christmas Oratorio" b Y
will be more than 1,000 Heinrich Schutz on Dec. 17.
original etchings, lithographs A concert verslon o f
and woodcuts by artists such "Faust" with Dorothy Kirste~
as Picasso, Chagall, Miro and Norman Treig1e a s
Dali, Goya, Renoir, Kollwitz soloists Is set for March 31. A
and others, including con-Lerner and lA>ewe salute will
temporary American, Euro-be performed, Jan. 27; a Latin
pea n a n d Japan e..1 e American Night featuring the
printmakers. Pri~ start at "Rock Requiem" written in
$5 and the majority is under the modeni idiom by Lalo
$100.
A representative or the
Roten Galleries will be present
to answer questions about
graphic art and printmaking.
Roten Galleries, established in
1932. specializes in an-anging
eXhibilion sales of original
graphic art .at colleges,
museums and art centers.
Zinn l:enlUl'Y·IOt p!nftllS
1'11'8·11
An Jn go Preminger Production
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one of 'the al!.tine greot clo
sict1 it bltnds fmi•stK o .
tiori ond tnXy ~fKent Jr».
sic into a reolm of expres ·
of total involvement. Originally
released in 1940, "f'.ontasio"
took over 4 years and 1000
people to moke. Mort ttm 60
an imators were used, under
the gutdanct of 30 artists,. and
o million seporott drawings
were used in "Fontosio". "F~
tasia'; is at Edwards Hunting·
Ion Cinema ant week only,
and in ils original and untu!
version. It is the ultimate in
visual enchantment and listen-
ing pleosurel
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BAYFRONT.:.ot'EN SAT/Siil 1·5
' eo Fl of prime bayfront w/dock for 2 lge.
boats, plus a 4 BR.. 3 Ba. bome. Al oal7
$135,000, this bas to be one of the best water·
front buys ever. ·
115 HARBOR ISLAND ROAD
· HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Your cbance to own a lovely Lusk home for
· the area's lowest price. Formal clin4ic rm.,
a beaut..vl~ kitchen w/ .. I'· eating area, &
all in top condition. '67,500 . · • ..
lOM SANDCASTLE SATURDAY ,:1.5 ' . .
CAMEO SHORES BEAUTY
Panoramic ocean view from this very love-
ly prestige born&. 4 BR., 3 ba. & a shellA!red
pool. Beautifully decorated & Includes many
special llA!ms, such as bit.In color TV. -.w.ooo ~
4639'FAIRFIELD SUNDAY 1-5
The area. '1 top protesdonall
are at your le!"Vice. 675a
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LIDO ISLE
117 Via.Lido Soud . S·BR. Sun. 1-5
• LUSK <HARBOR VllW • 3Soo Surlvlew Ln.· 4 BR/Fam rm. $74,500
WISTCLIFF' 1%15 Somenet S'lll\!Fiun Ii din rm. $98,500
LINDA .ISLE • . .. •
5' Linda Isle 5 BIVFam/Watirrfront $289,500 ..
EXCIPTIONALLY 5'1\ART
1215 SOMERSET LN. OPEN 1-5. Wulcllff,
Dover Shoree area. llNlped with dilllne-
tion is this S bllrm., S bath, huge fam/dlu.
room. Mary Loo Harvey ' . ' . '
NEW LISTING IN CdM
A little jewel localA!d on Waterfront St., in
old CdM. 3 BR. plus gueat qtrs. Recently
redecorated. By app'L only. '94,500. By top
designer.
DAHLIA R-2 LOT CdM
See this 3 BR., 2 ba. cozy home on tree
lined street, w /lge. buement; baa room &
'plans for 2nd unit, with ocean vltw. '67,500.
Lavera Burns ·
CORONA DEL MAR COTTAGE
Pemcrtly lmmac., profeu. dec!orated doll home to CdM. 2 BR., eep. Mat qtra. &
charming patio. Walk to biaeb. '6',500.
Trlona Bergin
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. Baysbote home In grea.t locaUon nr. prlv.
beach. 4 Large BR.. den, din. & brkfst.
rm. Owner must liquidate. fet,500. Mary
Harvey
BAYFRONT-LIDO ISL&-$144,500
OPENilUN. 1·5. 117 VIA LIDO SOUD. Great
appor\Unity. Lowest price bayfront w/1llp,
"'1 market. Charm., immac .. 3 BR. S Ba.
Eugene Vreeland
IRVINE COVE-VIEW
1'his 3 bdrm., 3 ba . & den 119me overioolu
the finest priv. surfing beacH in the area.
QuaUty thruout IJ,ohown by. D181JJ 11!141~fe• lures. •111s,ooo. Kathryn Raulston
IXCELLENT LOCATION
EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE
Real chaim in this near-new 5-bedroom quali-
ty built home with family room, formal din·
ing room & 4'h l>aths. Wet bar, barbeque &
3 fireplaces. Pier & slip. $187,000
LIDO ISLE -$74,900
Immaculate S bedroom, 2 bath home . on a
choice Lido 11le corner lol Bright & sunny
& with a lge. south patio. Excellent cond)-
tion. Maater bdroom opens to patio. ~er
will conaider lease/option. Imed. possession.
BIO CANYON ° COUNTRY CLUB
Beautiful JWµ'-new 4-bedroom residence in
this exclusive area surrounded by elite B. C.
Country Club. Sunken conversaUon area in
living rm. Lge. dtning rm. fam. rm. with
frplace & l!lany ~a features. View.of area
& golf C<lllrse. Priced rigql at '11~,4!00•
21 HERMITAGE LANE OPEN DAU. Y 1: 30-4 . ' .
1'0Ur 27th Y1•r''
WESl,IY:'N. TAYLOR CO., Realton
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NEWPORT CEN'tl!R, N.B. 644-4911
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STURDY STURDEVANT
AND THEN SOME!
Now this one'• unreal! A 'Unique 4 bedroom
home that goes on -and on-. and on! The
maslA!r bedfoom slilte . .ls ·like the Laker's
locker room, only a Utile llvller and much
larger! The· living room-dining room-kitchen
Is sorta like ~dia, . &nl1 smoother and
sexier and the front elevation ls .like build· 1 •-iiiii"-""m'"""•I er Sturdevant's finest only embellished with · 1 • · 17
Mexican tile, grape ivy and a meticulously CHOICE VIEW
manicured lawn. See this one if it's space, CORONA DEL MAR
storage, satisfaction and snobbery you wint 4 BR .. 3 ba...1_ 3 ~ prqe.
(In beautiful Baycrest!) $79,500 2 Frol..._,,.....,.. dill . ..,,.,
~.... E\ie'7 ~ .. ....,,.. ~ONI UMl9UI lfOMIS. COIONA Ill. MA""-67MOIO . luxury view ~ bWft4te
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CORONA Dll. MM,CAUF.
ORANGE COAST _, OUTSTA.NDING!! Real Estate
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644·7270
Harbor View Home, offering all the refine-
ments that make .a happy family! 4 Lge.
bdrm!., 3 baths, lush carpeting & drapes,
family rm. w/brick fireplace. paneled in
choice wood &: a wet bar. Profess. land-
scape design. See this house soon -offered
at $74,900 including the land!
One of the cle8J1f!Sl: nicest
listings we've had. Adult oc-1 "'!_,""!'_..,; __ !!!!!!!B"'"'"!!!!!!!..,;_,,.,...., cupied, and owner Jsl~I'!.----I Oenor I meticulous I: retired. This 31-'-_,.,.=.;.;•;;... ____ -'-';...;...;;.;• -----+I
BR, 2 BA hom<r t. loo big. * * * * * * 1'. Move in and enjoy all his
workmanalilp. See the very · : I Townhouse ""'"'°'only . GRACIOUS UVltfG
Enjoy this two-story townhouae and your . 528• 90HQ•, :_rt ON , IA, ~A ISLAN. D · 1 CORBIN-MARTIN own privalA! patlo. Large, loft, maslA!r suite --wr;. -•
& bath upstairs. 1 bedroom & bath down-REALTORS 644•7662 ot , OPEN SUN. 1'4· 21a SAPPHIRE ,,
stairs. Builtin Kitchen. A fun place to live F '"" 3 Bdhns., 3'h baths; lge.1.{ami!Y rm.; encl i
for only ............... ' .......... '23,000. Genoral Goneral .:U.11 paio· .'8a.;oo * . , .j/• ' * * '.1i
Don ·: Hoose Luk Fabtdo M . 'WIN'flll LEASE " . Bel)lnnen t; 11$ esa ,.llnJlll'MI 1 • , ; ~l'taC:UCilfy.-new-upper. duplex -So. of the ~ighway p=~~.tt!:'·~.:~r Verde! $36,950! · •4 Bjtilni"; ~)>alba.-·IAu:uriOooy furnished.
with Bew STRESSED garage -.la!tlng for a lhe bi( down .....,,, ... w. """""' -Lovely Dlsh~,;washer/dryer. Garage. unit! 2 bedroom house completely remodel· cated on a quiet Mesa del home with a fabulous l5:a> OKIN · ·
ed in perfect condition. Easily expandable. Marcu!-de-...,-.1.,.,.... tt, ~ ~~ STOP LO . G CLARK SOMERS, REALTOR
............................. ,. $55,000. ~l~=el~~th1~:°1:~ ~~~~ ~~ce3e1~~306 Mlrine. ENlboa Jaland 67'5-4CIOC!
AUSTIN.SMITH, GORMAN & A$SOCIATES pile oarpe~. La'lle, pork· !lreplacet, one 1n 1arp . ~m home. ~. ·••c> 644-7170 . !lice fenced yard for active family room. Gourmet'• ~titrhood., fe~ y&td1 -'-:-------~,..-------1 child!"" and pets. Thr.e ~ kliiben delux• bullt-qrinlden, lm!ocaped. spacklus bedtoGm1 plus 1nc1 .. .a:~ d1..1)nvuher Good scboola tenm and 0...rAI General·, tamn .. room. Heavy sbake ...... 16 · • • • ........... •-' · ... -ii~ -;;;;;:;;;;:;;=-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 ~ """"' .... cupetfno'/ -~--~·. -~· • rool and warm "°"' b\Jm--m.=· New .,.pei., Call at onoe ID .... ~ '"" Ing fireplace. $.14,950 and Fre painted interior Brk start looking for a . lDOYJllK /J. / '. fl /J try J..i IOI' -... 5404 van. V ol.indll ".Y6l6 C. F. Colaswwlhy · ...ma 1-:.MM41'
PRESTIGE . A TJ:RFRONT HOMES · .18~ ,_ i.e.11oa , W & C=y n.e.. ·i. '....,. ' '
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 640.0 20 21116 -· .°""" MOM
3 Linda 1110 Drtv.
Beautiful new 5 BR., 4'h Ba. home. Water-
front living rm. & formal dining. Handsome
oak paneled fam. rm., frplc, wet bar. Large
master suite has frplc. & cozy lounge area.
View of Bay & the mountains .... '179,500.
53 Linda 1110 Drive
Elegant 5 bdrm., 4'h baths; on lagoon. New
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57 Linda lslo Drlvo-Opon '·Suncloy ·
Custom 4 BR., 3lo!i ba. home on Lagoon. Moir.
BR. hH sitting aree & lrple. Waterfront
family nn w/conversation pit around the
frplc.; lovely garden, lge . .Up ..... $189,500. $25,900 · HERITAGE
f<EAI TORS
IOI Linda Isle~ ' , ......... -I!!!!!! ..... !!!' $1300 DOWN
Lovely 5 BR., 4 ha. boillo .,Ith downstairs "SEPARATE 3 big bedrooma, 2 balhl, 64MIS ,
walA!rfront mstr. suite & l&e. gll!De rm. or . DIN.ING ROOM" n .. placo, etc. J..i U.tedfl 1 study. Mexican tile floon, beam . ceilings, So Hurcy!! . -.,.
quality construction, slip ....... ' .. ,155,000 Hllfl•. f.llnily room plus • COATS NEW rvlT .
For Complete lnformetlon :"~~~ • & HEllHTS On ..•. All -& Lots, PINN Cell: tan:n "'"'· ~ root WAL'LACE $30,900 1111 terriit .,. otter. · REAL TORS • llU GftUNDY, REALTOR I 1146 4141-Cute aa a ""' 2 bedroom, beam ceUIJsa, ' ~ce. 34f llaysldo Dr., Sult-I, N.11. . 675-4161 . (Open Evlfllnp) >'A heat, -• •""'
Realtors 54&-1754 age in rear.,R..J t".one. F\111
"-'11 price only $23,500. ·-=-----_,.,___ CALI. 540-illl 'Open Evea. MESA VERDE
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' 111!011.00MS 117 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB
644-2430 '14f,500 · (Sun 1·5)
211 Orchid, Corona de! Mar
644-2430 $66,500 (Sun 1·5)
' • 3 llll & Family Rm or Den
318 NarciooaS, Corona dei Mar
8'18-9019 ,59,000 (Sat & Sun 10-5)
' l~ ~ut, Costa Mesa 5 $30,500 (Sun 1·5) ,
121 Somerset (Westcllf!) ,NB
644-2430 $118,500 (Frl/SaVSun 1·5)
2030 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
-IMO $112,900 (Dally)
4 BR &'Family Rm or Den
"'1&79 Gleneacle, Oo,sta lie.a·
968 ~41j& , • ' • (Sun 1 ·5)
311 Sapplllre. Balboa llionil
87&-0198 ,140,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*4521 Brighton Rd. (Cameo Shores) CdM
642-8235 ' (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*11tl8SS Bayside Dr. (Ylsmn's Cove) Cdll .. 875-1935 . (Dally
3S(IO,.Swfvlew Ln D!VuHllh) Cd!d
844-2430 $74,500 (Sun 1·5)
Thll altractlvely decoralA!d !,BR., 1 bath
"own )Our own" apt. wUl be 1UJTOlllllled
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pure dellgtit arc featured
ln 2 atorles or thll aU Jlve-
•bl~ home. Sit ln )'OUr
beautifully p&nelM IJvlna room and nn· )'OW' Iott
throuah the new haah ~ carpettnr while Yoll view
the ftff Ptact anc1 rour k1dt"
an! J>layina In tht bua• par\'-11.b yard. Juat one
block from the Balearic
Sebool, ""'1 pr!c.d at only • $48,900. Call IHB-:llU.
5 llR & '•mily Rm or Den
**13'U W. Bay Ave. (Balbos Penln) NB
(Sat & Sun l..f) **NIJnda Isle Dr. (Unda Ille) NB
UAUTIPUL OCIAH VllW 0cee. 11119 la 8 Arch Bay. Wood, brl<k,
?Mxlom1l1 ~-3 BR. & fainllY room.
sunny atrtum le view deck. '1Sll,000: FM.
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STO·p PAYINft RENTRI npld'1 ~ -Co. LANDLOlDSI 3 BR, I •BA. Condo. llOUbJo 3 llOlUl -w/NJI Ibo g ' ... -wor w/111Qr ~ we -·· .lb NeWport wl • I• r·ar • · Pool. NJZ ...., Jarae ,..rd, avail LlKE N
·-$51,495 -CW:s lltl 11 ·-Lofty living awaits you!
Act swiftly
to select your OINfl
Newport Beach condominium.
Visit the temporary offices of the
Newport Crest lnformetiqn Cen1er.
conveniently located at
2400 West Coast HlghW9'f
Suhe B, Newport Beach.
Open Delly 10 a.m. to sunset
(7141 645.6141
"NO coil'NG COSTS"
Expires Nov. 26Ut -Tract 7403
30 n.y Escrow .
• Mlnlmum '9lll> Moves You In.
• No Closing Costs.
• lnunedlate Possession.
JN ADDITION, you gel 2 ~3 bedrooms, 1~
& 2 baths, built-in range, oven, boot!, dlsJ>.
washer, dlsj>oaal, individual laundry area,
enclosed private garage, private entrances,
choice of ca.rpet color, cable TV, swimming
pool, gas B-'fl.Q & park-like recreational
area.
PRICEO PROM
$19,950 TO $23,450
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Cool• -:Of;..r\i"blk't'bo::'i"k f!!/!ao: ... 1152. ' ** . FRO~fi35 .
Has Real Eltate-1.oanl to bch. $300. Yrty. 64Ho:zt. ·~ wit to 'belt; 2 T .... 1ss11 Ullfurn.. W • 'i:..".*tr!i~ ~J':' ~r"~!!'i ~.:.-i:!i J~ .,......~ ~ :~T:O.,.~AE
• Commordat Land Loons. -. VER <X>NTl'NENTAL ~ • Retlnance • SaJ<s Ronl·A.HouN 919-M» ~! cleaa 4bdrm., 2 ba t, 2 6 3 Ir. Nice loC. o-PHONI MWOIS
Call C. E. ''Biid" ~--W/W cfoU, -(I-~. "-"1 Loan ~" BEAIJT. 3 Jr; 2 ho, Duplex. fDc:d 'yZd. ~ Call ID -6 -· Fnal ~ ~-Aft.)
Cbildren ok. $250 a month. qt, M&-410.. =._Some wuben/~. '°'7422 Call 61)-:1589. Utll Pd • 1135, SnaJt ok. Old· •• Cmo cfe Oro
1st TD ' l Corona dOI Mor or hm, ~ to &oach. Duplg'" Pum. 145 AU. IJTILlTIES PAID oans BEACH-ARIA R~ --Bolbolt i!enl"""". ci:i".::'"~ r.:h!'!i ·
6,,_% INTERES?-" New ......... 2-. 2 2~ J!: '::;. ~ BAYFliom w~.· "" e ~"".;~::-• .,;,tt,p;.
2nd TD Loans -quJet -1215 •. -· lllMCll ., -..... 2-llR, lower~ MllS ii Sei>arate dla' .,..4 month thru '8fll/13. Bkr 3 BR; 2 BA, frplc 2 Car gar =· ,., pets. ~ rent.al, • Hom.e-IUte •~e ,
Lowest rates ~ Co 675-'1'225.. ' bltin1, terice<f Yi-ts. 'kids ok '.,.,,..~ ~ flus util. t Prtvate padol · ,
"WE BUY TD'S". a BR. Carpets A drlpea. $249>mo, MM421/911&-m5. • • Clo"" ....,. w/. S'°"' & nfrta. So. al Hwy. 1-aew f BR, , BA, ATRAC'l1VE 1 BR, newly • Marble pul1man ,
S.ttlor M19. Co. YeUly ·Jeue. $3 2 5 /in o . crpb, m,.i, -rDW -.Wd. Qule! be a c'h • KJog-u ·Bdra11 1
Santa Ali~ Fwy. lo Culver, right about~ 642:2171 545:0611 ·=-!ii' appt. Contact . SllOF..,,131'.•' ;i':;~Mult -.e l'ool • Barbequ., ·.'F.'
mile lo Walnut (1st road on left), left I mile Se<'Ving Harbor area 21 yr.. -615-ll!4 4 BDRM. $200. MO ~ ""'°""' wllh pllllJI "'!"'·
lo "Walnut Square"; or San Diego Fwy. lo 2nd TRUST D£ED LOANs 3A~ .. ':l.; k:..:'. ocean. F.,ruJy on1yi ~ DupleJ!et.Pym, 345 ~'t.'"iMnc .•• Ila""''
Culver, left about 3 mlles !o Walnut, right to *B:'J"~'l'nlst~'91 REALTOR 6111848 lrvlne ~ INch LARpE,1 BR $180.
"Walnut Square" or call 714/551.4041. * cozy rottage 2 Bdrm . No P'"'
1 -~-JI .e I "modolod. $215. Jm.1658. we be pt--•-to YOU~ 3 Bl .. ..,·-..,·"2. •~ WEEK • . Ii 1:'°~ ".._~-~"~~ _"~~ _1': -~ ,_-·;,., ~ Like aew• romiiSID:n lx_I,,_ SU ' . ...---..-~.---~ . 3 Bedrooms, 2 !'&tho. 517 Oompiete ·with wuher A 20IO No_. 8h1d.
Be&oota, OJrona del Mar dryer. Loads of storage, Colt• Mes. ~ 11~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~1~~~~~~~~~ fr PI c , co in Pl et e 1 Y YES, we have rentall • Ma, WATER II.ONT
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-port llMch Clean, central, 8 yrs. young. Xtra slee~lng on the ba,y, l"'1 • """'"' 3 Ba.,.N!>:..,... • drlped! Duplow Ulllum. • '8 : ==., I 1
room ba•c Coin I dry ~ ••• I I thru 6/15m. Bkr 675-1225. Formal .. LRI 'I'wo car pr. . ~ • BLUFFS ' "''· -<>p aun ' ~ o . en-Fenced rear ya.rd! Fam.· ht Westem Bank Sida". t1N1'URNtSHEi> 2: bddroom. • Heakd Pool , ,
Superb Sunsets, Catalina ants pay own utilities, separate meters. Gross Balboa Jalmd am. 16' x 35• Boat/motor Univmlty Parlr. Irvin!-• ..,. lnmttM CarpetJr. • Law.try F'acillttea I
& sparkling Dile lites. over •1s,ooo. Spacious 1 bedrnu, ·k!tch. bit· ATTR. turn. 3 BR. 2 Ba. home parldng. etooe to Orf• !P,JW Nlthfo Drapea, all """""'· no • TV• maid""" avail • E d
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io ins., tub enclosures, tiled Pullman sinks . . . lower duplex. Dbhwaaher. uade school. 336 Monte children, ~ $165 pr •Phone SerYloe ~
Prieate "'i,~lct~·:ti'.oP, Jand.ee' p $129,500. To June 1.l<h. $215 Month. ·~· .;;,~ r~M '.::" 3 BR. 2 '-' ' -n~ month. Mr . mm. Unbellovobly INut I -R. S@eley RZtr. 6'13-4166 se • n ... 1 •••• , •••.• _......, Coron1 clel Mir VAL D'ISERE Garden A •·
carpets and s ·p shape! 4 R, Granath Aat. 645-0303. s BR. ~ ba. ........... UOO d I ' OWNER/AGENT 494-0451or4M-97M B 3 Be., ff>l, din: nn. $390 Eastslde 3 bedroom 1% 3 BR. 2 b&. tarn. nu .•• l425 ROOMY 3 Bedroom 2 ~bath t.!!..:-,~. pets. ~t .... ,---"'-n Sun· l lo 5 Mo, winter, utU pd. bah 1'-· • . -·~ llocr -, , .. _, •• " Stnam 4 , "'"'.._.....-v-Y"' ~~Sali&buryRealty ~ t, ~permonth.Call t)recth•11 .. .,... .... ....,.,pr.month Waterfall,45'poo1Rec.Jtrn.;
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Condominium• S.lboa Peninsula ~-I ~~ ~~ Sauna, Sgls 1-2 Bdz;n., I
for Nlo 160 l~ . trance 1225 pr""'"'"'-Both Fum·Unlum. from 1138.1 ~--"-' • 2 BDRM OCE'an front with untta·bexi to .pUI&: A tennis SEE IT: 2lm Panorris,/
QUIET. Adults only 2 hr., l'iii r._.... garqe. No pets. Adults. REALTY call Balley 8'1S-m Act. ' rn. ' !
bath, ,p111 Jew!. Frplc, Avail 12/14-6nl. Utll pd. Univ. Parl< Center, lrvlne SPAC. 3 Br., 2 Ba., 211 car * $27.50 WEEK lo t,IP'I
bltftl. Choice end unit. $2'J5. mo. 815-1632. Call Anytime, 833-0820 pr ocean w. IJli heh. e Studio a 1 nR Apta 1
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$21,900. Owner an x Io u •. Buslneu 3 BR, 21Ai bath. All new ln· sut.MDldf °' MCOL#IU.CD. Office-hours 8 A11J. to 6 PM JJri¥1. $350/mo. Wkeyi aft 7, e TV A MaJd Service A'8ili .------,~-,J;"i!&~218'1:";;;'alt';;':.;,·c;-;="=-· ~l!:f 200 terlll<. Wiater nnlal. :u; eRARE indeed! !Br"°""' 11!>.rm. . . •Phone Service-Hid Pool : · 1 I 3 BR'•. 2'Ai ba.'1, frplc, 2 car Montero. 1"'87H991. 1 yrd __ $110 • 3 Bil. 2 BA. ~ area. pool, • Chlldttn a Pet .ectiad i
CANAL DUPLEX ' --i;IP gar, ...tmmlng pol prlvl, "GREATEST. Coif• -ALA RontT~e" '4S-39oo ,.,.. -Yd. -ok. Coif• -. 2318 N ....... Blvd.; CM '
With Jar,. boot dock. Sharp . . a'1dng $34,000. N• Hoaa BREAKTHROUGH • • sm. 833-!103, 615-2/J18. 548-9'155 or -I
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CHARLOTTE R. LONG
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6 well malntalnod. 3 Up. 2 Hospllal 6'13-9183. SINCE 'THE I BR. flo!P<', SIJS. Incl-• IDEAL '°" epi, I Br. 1 _ •-·-L 22!..".:. Ill BA, crpta, drpt, SIOO month & up. ;
down PrtndpaJ.t only. Mobile ttomes Duplexes/Untt• AUTOMOBILE utilities. No children or House w/stv, yrd, gar, cpts/ -.une .--n P,:a...,'$1.e;;/ pa&sd-~ No HOLIDAY PLAZA ·
OERIUE CO. ·For Solo 125 oolo 162 ITSELF" pets.1131-9511. """'· $145. $130'.Lrgllach.ll blkbeacb mo. DELUXE Spadous-1-BRI RMllor 645 4100 Dano Point ALA Ront•l1 e --Newly mlec~Cou ok. . SMAL4 New·Bacbelor. I turn apt, ll3S. Heatod ~ .• * SPARKLING EYEFUL! NEAR beach 2b:55-Custom, NEW No more flata or balancing ~ : 2 BJl, :fa.mi.l.Y adult, ~· SJ.OS/mo. Ample parldna. Adults:, no
H v -M 2 hr + cpt. """'· lndlcp. """" DUPLEXES ........ ID ........ -2 BR, 2 BA, cul de .... NEAR $.A.C.C. Golf c.urae . ...... . .Gar Pollo Utll pd. . pets; ' : · · onaco fenced yd., pets ok. Jdeal rxa' .. l:ltala:. we have • ocean view. $250 mo. Ue. 1 Bedrm w:ltb yard, l)&tlo $325. uw . s Br. 2-~ **-,Prtvate .. ,Pl.tio, end 1985 Pomona Ave., C.~. 1 ~. -mkt at SM.ll!IO. b' -· ......, or -BUILDER SELLING NOW _.......,. -you _,._, a.me. and pnae • ..__ ·~•11 "fri>IA! home. -BeaCb ..,...., 2 BR, ..,.., dipo, 1, BR, ..,_ 2 lrK,_c:Joiets.j
UUlU Incl! Ownlr, 6M-62t9 l9500, tenm: ava1Jab1e · 1lmp1,y tnmt tnto tube er only.~J140.· -""! NtJ..VIEW RENTALS. $116.;613-*°··' .... ,., l' Qill!ed.~tied.~J:IW'"m,es&-
dally 1.S. 5'&-51'5. llllll1 lleaclt Blvd. • $45,'50 tube!.,. ttn. w h 1 c b L_. llMch Roy McCordle RMltor 613-4030 or '9f.3248 Hunt. ,_,. iWodi !·· ......... -Ira -j,,,c1: . Dupletes near the ocean No, 61. ' S'luth of Adam• on Huntin&· puncture. ?'(JOfs and ..... _, . pr .,,,_...., Addltl dnly I
Mllet Lanon, Realtor GOLD Medal 24x60 2 hr
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ba ton Str!et,,H.B. bala!Kft fOr We or tire. Our J100 -UW Pd. Ir&"· Bach. Ill' 1B10 Newport Blvd.,.C.M. Newport luch . . no pe1i. . • ' * 6'J3.l!6.1 * +den, porch, ...U . .,;. twy 53M111 product bu been lborotJe!ily beach. Patio. Sml pe1ol<. ""7729 · , IL',_ .. ""'A· IMMN~.2 ~3CBUrP•ANP1' & '»SS' ilui .. ~;,·c:~.: 1
PRINCIPALS Onl & ~ -• .. ~ ~ rln tested. Would you Jlke a $170 • Utll Pd. 1 BR Cottaee, UIT'~ r~ -c...-• Y 1 • ,_......,.. ............ P SUPER del ~ t.•J -• ....1 .. ---.-.. -... Laguoa Canyon. Avail now. DISTINCTIVE home In Meu. Dbl · d ~-hr * SHADY ELMS -POOL * ,. 3 Br & Den. Newport Sho'1i:1 only, .. B. 962-3057. we a.., f! 5i"""'..._.... "~"-"V " •-2 B 2 B ut!l v~ North 3 BR, 2 L.... 2-S4' •. 3"'Bdrm.; avail. 12/1. prage, Suw.. e Allults Poo'-1de n-up' • •60-6289•· 24~n Duplex, Eut Mesa, c llBive distribut.orshlp for ..,.... -r, a, pd. _....,. : . lJIUI, "D ...... -ed • -..a.i. ...... 1" Cor H~n/Ad•nu: HB .. ..., """" Westerner, !Ike new. 2 Each 3 BR 2 BA w/sha&: your area? We will Invest Rl&ht on sand! Yearly. Sm.I frplc, Fam-nn, Cptl, drps., "~i-> ..... ..........,. _..,t-sJ6.I -..,..• ' • Children next block. :
SFNGLASS HILL Br., den, wet bat, a.I? cond. crpt. All 'elect lcitchen. three dollars to )'001' one if pet, Extra. nice nefebborbood. ed. StePI to pool, walk to · lU FrM Fumlture Pl•n i
EueptioMl 3 Br view home. Acrots st, from b c h. Spu11b: decor. Klnlaard )'Otl qualify in your area. All NU· VIEW RENTALS $295. ~mo. Avail Dec -4th. ahoppln&. $3'15 Per rnon~ 177 :E:. 22nd .St., CM !M2-364S j
J4an;y Extru. 6H 5598. 536-487& or 642-7523. Real Estate, 60"2222. t.NdCs. tires to 873-«XJO 567-1613. BY owner. 2 BR. 1 Ba. Det. NEW . 35' Tra.ller A 25' lne:wne P-rty 16' ltrVlce' sta&: ~O or QUIET.;.:;:=;::;-.lreHlned-,..-,--,,., .... -1!!,-~3 I ~-. . s j[9' BACHELOR. l & 2 Br. Qts.i '::;~.,:~i~ l:~~.':"ac11.Lld<>~ * 25 .UNITS* ~~bf.=-port -:Ii.":"~~;,cre; '-·t , §.{ ~--, ~'~~·&~:!
N-n ......,,,.., -· 19.~. 53&-24.18. To qUa!Uy, you need $5,000 $140 • Utll Pd. Nice Bach. • OOC. fJ25/per mo. (.jf.S
853 °"""St. 6'.'Hl965. I , ~ ~"· 1 x .fJ Viking, w/alumJnum Ftv. 2 Beclrm. 2 beth, _to SUl,<m investmrnt de-rl.iht on sand! Full kitchen. M&-0469, 545-9491 Mr, .r rea ly Apts. furn. 360 NICELY furn. I Br.~
''ALL DONE UP" cabana, Tradtwindl Adlt twenty 1 a.c:trm. Ex· pendina on site ot territory. Yearly. Whelan. pragr. QWet adults, no
1bla \owly home hu bttn Prt. Colt& Mna, lo IP rent. flt'"' f I r I t TD $209,.. Thls ls a ruaranteed ll&le $172 -2 Br. Waterfront Mo-EASTSIDE1 untumished 2 2414 Vista del Oro ~al . pell. 2452 Elden Av e ..
redone top to bottom. It'• P'.Ol. 545-4623. toO. Gross I n com e secured by inventory, and ls bile Horne . own wino down. bedroom 1eparate house, N~ Beach PALJl Sprtngl . temm 646-2768. ' J
$hip "'""'' Come ,.. th~ SACRlFICE Lido wa..-.. sa.-Salling prlco not• fnnchlle tee. $4'5 • Lrg !·Br. 2 Ba, trpk lully ..,...tod, SlB!I pr 644-1133 ANYTIME ..,.., -tum. .. ~~ * $25 PER WEEK *!
"l'Hdy O> ..,.. loto" Park, !6x31 turn w/'JZ bOat $290 OIO PETE BAR For complete detalla phone :::-SJmu, Gar. N•. month. Phoae 9 6 8 • 9 3 8 6 RA1\.E BLUFFS ..,i: $385 mo. 21D So 6 Up. Pool & maid """~·I
vacant 3 Bednn., 2' bath lllp. $2495. 673-3817. REfr REAL TY 642• ~!._-~5856. Mr. Bernie NU~IEW RENTALS ~ S PM. CabW1J.a or ~ K1tchens avail. Motel TlthHt.J -e at 419 Irvin<. Opon • , ~=·~· 613-4030 .,, 49<J248 2 BDllM .qi. .. -E-MOOEL LEASE Bolbolt l~iid comer Harbo• • Victoria. '
, Sat, ~ SUn • .i,s. 4353. SUN CHEMI~ • • E-slde, , n'. everything, • ,_ 2 -3 Br -. LGE 1 BR. N• "-' Pool., · $41.,000 I I [ii E-Slde Coota 111e ... llouoe + _,_ BEACH Side o! Hwy. W,.. redec. Adul!L $165. . Rd&. 21;•t... fi¥k,, ON llL~ BolW Jll•nd · Ll'g clooots. Utll pd.. No'I
UnlwrsHy R .. lty ~ duplex. S!<.-down. ANO REFINING ·3 Br., 2 Ba., -· Open Sat • SUn 5f>.<462 witt. !1!11 upper 11ay view peto. :Adlts. 188' ~ 3IXn. E. Cst. Hwy. 673-6.SIO Income $395 mo. Pmnts $295 754 GUL" LIFE fireplace, poo1 prtY. Furn. eve. In q . arta on qWet cu1: NEARLY new '3 13R,''2 BA, 5l&-0336. j
aLUtMING 2 aty bile, 2 BR mo. Ow n e r I B r o k e r . TOWER or Unturn. lam $M5 per COILEGE Park 3 Br, tam de-11.e. Wht. crpts thruout. cam pl turn All elect kl tch., Attr1ctlve 2 Br. I
A f&m nn. 2 f!plcs, ft.2 k>t, Acreasi• for sale 150 636-56«1. ,.. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. mo, 646-6942 or 538-W4. nn, 2 frplcs, 2 Ba, newly drJJB, appl, blt·ln pr. ltoJ". frplh c, patio. BBQ. Leaae Htd Pool Adults no pets/
ABIUmable Joan. $30,CO>. C R BY owner 2 krvely 2 Bdrm. 32207 $95 • Walk to walk. Bach. dee., crpts, drps, fenced yd. qe. Deck. patio. Clole: to t r u June . (Infant ok) l1M ' 64U53J
.:· MS--14t8. OUNT Y . VIEW hou8e•. corner lot UIS. tn-Bayfrnt snals/cpta, $lei, '$2'15. 54.5-5390: 549-2>C'l. JJOOl 1«» man~ Incl. u-&1IM410/539-8831. 1 . .
:: ':'"!...!!: • .::~. '•'f.':1 21> . ~S~Er~•idenUal = ~i4'wEe1a~~ ~::'.""T~loly~l :"i! R~'1 HouN 97N430 N~~!:::.!:~~t ~-.. ~.St-. ~V::~'!"tik°:" ~ S~l:e~'fo. ~=i
• remodeled. $31,500. 64$-8950. slte1, zmed for horse• &: st., Huntlnarton Beach. fa.at! OCEANmONT· new 3 Bdrm 3 Br, 2 Ba. Prlv yard A car'. • Yr-Round. Bach !'!!! + RIUW. ~~ leue. Fl993umCh:'.'chh SI ... , 54&::913,l.I B E i i: a;riculture, outatandlng hJlJ. 4 Plex, Mesa Verde, 2 BR. dupla. Belt Joe.le. ~· Pool. $215/mo. 5S1~. pe,d, Frplc. tll Incl. $125. nuiton. tr v .. , .... .,......... • -• r. X ..
:' 2~ ::.. '':;!.t· .. ~: ::,;'ewi.:.uaJl11ut!JIUi°" 10% :: !::"'wiir'"" $82,: .• 0 mo. winter. 5f&oil342 3 BR, 2 BA, encl "*"'· ALAR I•. --BRAND NU 2 BR. ~1~11,1 ~ ... c ~"'1 , 125,950. owne!' 64&-5Clr: u y · J ~c ng over 549-t35T carry . NE DAY WORK e F1NE oceanfn:lrit hire, 3BR. CDv.'d. patio. stow .t: e VI~. 2 Br. w/ call bet 9-5. 613-0110 1tPO v ., · . • ·
Tustin . '::67-~an. Of: (%\~· 427.3897 PRIVAcr I: wlngspreld for WEEK ~":"213-~. rate :S..~. Optional. '
225 · ~Stove, rtfrla". Crpts:, Balltoa fi9ftiMUla -B~:nru~~ 3uita.Sl~
j' BY Qwnor, 2 11y Spanl•h llllSlftOll p....,.rty 154 f' 1~~~·~ ~ MeM. O.llv"Y al 3n1 3 BR,+ -2\1 bL, II b1k f BR, 1% Ba. Frpl, bl!N, ALA,~•ls. --BAY VtE'l\' 1 BR, $170 -pel8. !BO 21.n St 5f3..m7 .
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East. iut~. s.c2.~ C1au Bulk Adv. ~-.~ ~ fQUlp frplc, ~l'!: Conv. to IChols A awu.DNG 2BR ...... ...._~ $1». t BR. _,.,, Util pd. AVAIL now 1 A 2 Bdrm apts .
:· Featured ln Home 1WO LOTS To TA L : 1•v · • 6d-Sd6T. ......,.. I· $275. Avail lmmed. -DJllKI Bch. pier A Pl'k'I · Adults. heaated pool, rec. room:~
,,,......,.,,, 4.000 sq. ft.+ IM'xDI' QIOJCE LOCA.LotsforS.le 170 lifall ANewspaper 3BR. 28A. home. I blk to 613-g550, :,.~~li •• c lub~iant~ SOS t. Edgewater. Ad'ultlonly.MHDt. ~
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maid'• qrtn. Million dollar TION, HunUncton Beach, SUPERVISORY octan. pool. $330 mo. OM S BR. 2 b&, bJtm, dbl pr. A TRI~•aanv . a •" ·:ro1Hll l-ltt-29156. 1 BR tum a"* "«> N -' view of coutlln! I: city ZONED BUSINE8S, PRO-~ A ti r e S a n J u a n work River Aw. tam. nn on corner lot In ~:---·"-~ _...., •S25 Wk A Up On Ocean a-.., . o r-·•1
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11 acft lot.-~-" ""111 by -IL TERMS write· · · NO SEU.ING = •-. •--3 •· -•• ,,...,_, •• ~,. '"" ,oq. --·Pool· Utll Pd :I Pftll!nt owner tn 1961. KANPAK, 1m Klhtt Rd~ t93-t1A I I~ ~ -mo. J:N°• ._. l\IXUl7 '· Bdrm, aidtltec-• Call m.87t> • . 2 BR. utU=ll'IO mo. Ni °"""' lk!Pts ""L Pri'°" Klltel Maul, Hawaii. -•In Dnort NO COu.ECTING -lwfl\t'I e S0-1313 =/ llhptr ,i-, .,.., 2 ~111 ~tio, a pets. 227!* St ' raced ao sita.om. Phone c lol ' ' . mo. Yel.r\Y. Dave, .-.1: ,._ • • * I 5ft.a28 or ~ tor c;nmercrly It...... • 174 1nveitment $2500. EISIDE 4 Br, -2 8&. bitm, d· .. tml '1t nHt'n. ~ -~·Apt:~·:;. e TROPICAL POOL e '
rope ISi l.D1' In ........ """' lll!YUIL • Hoo ""°""'th·e H Unlurn :ios whr, ..... ..,. ~ B£Aal -.. oe """· ...... or ·-mi. 1BR""'1145. Gol ol"" "'J' .. , Si'"" --ot Iha -....... -• pool, $280. y,.. Lio. ' 3 Br., 2 Ba, p~tlOI, 1Bit11lfOW•IJllla 1'5& 11th, Aft~ -I~ ..., ,,. Lonlon Br1dte· 1-Wd e Income Guaran-Go-al * 2 BR, 1 BA -.. ~pool JlllY .. l'lml. 2 BR S200 •utlls. Alt. IJTILS' Jill. _,. _
i;IP Newplll't Beach -ID all -. • cttJ. Call for Full ln!Dnnatlon ~ =~ '215. ':,., -':"!:J:. per I07 E. Balboo 61U8!0 ~~· U U/ In o ·) iiiiiiiiiiiii~·iiiii Great loc•UOn fCfl' 111•1 otrlett ,_.. er wtll trade U Coste • a BR. ooavt. den. trp1c. Nl-W. ~
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building with aoo<l ,,........ M"* or Newport Beoc11 tn-• 1474ta • 3 BR, 2 BA, ..._, ..,.i. ** OCEANFRONT --· winter mttal. * * I Bit -~
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135.000. Call 546-tliOO fol' <;>zy llU mini condo, Heart FNJr GROWING-<X>M· _,lil*Altl. * 3 BR. BA. crpta, 411*i t W ' · ·l BR.-..,.~ OM iJ
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;... • .. --Ml INVESTMENT DIVISION 1.,.,;. ~. · PRODUCTS JN(X)MJ: AJ>. yard. -61)--lojl, bldno, -11111 ..;..; ~ wldi f BR, I Ba. ~ lfto " W.11 lo L~ING . . PR0X Sl.lG0,000.00 PER W.--A-Dena l'olnt '-· =. 80~ ';;"M."'i'l:i '""' liri.J:101_ tl!LI patio: .,.___.,
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11111 -'""111y ltOll l1toto w-114 ~~ JN. ,,_ .,. Jiii! A Few Of 3 BR, 2 BA, "" • d,bl pr. TZ!OOll, ~-O:-wa11t .. ~ ~ i::r -" Dims 11a. Hiies ':::::;~~~~I* ft..lclt cas11 * °"' MANY RENTALS . . • Juot .-....... -"" -. , _,. 1 BR, 1• 8ACHIUlR ~ .... _ , .-...... ,. _ ..,... • nrea hp • ~ n•. -BA.-. '-· llrrY, £f;,..... No -. __ ,,
JUST USTED Will btll' your piopm" AD •Danco -Sl2l . QUIEi'-• ~ 2 !i'iWilt..i.. y-so p!lt. --• .,. ·lll!la paid • ..._. C ,te -
:io tt. ,,,. '*· -""" ..., wtthi. n 1>n. Call • .U.-u-.. BR O>ttaa<· Par11111ta :Iii<"· ;;;;:; = awm. r BR. &lllO;o11 ·ll:IO "' -. Iii • .., , • -,,-Blv~. 2 -l<QllllC 4000 • lllcomo TaX S.,.lco 1!:..tcte. 4 llDROOM, f I r • -!Ir pool a ..tll. Im I ltfll!I -~ ..... JllJ~Sll.lllll.'5 aq. tt. i-to -1-. mt HOLLAND 1411. S.lo1 .. ~ ...... ohe-tam.~ IA/IMl,.,... ~.:f~~ ~ 111111tMt1blit1"'118Molo~
• • -· I Ba, r.m Rm , A.•klnr 188.501. CIHn. Bkr, lllll ~. CM 16fl'JO $1<1 • lJTltil Jewe<. I lb'. • Iii ..... ~ HKm5. -I atlt, .... _, , Clolp •
ft Aa:s-1, °"8..~ Xtra m.-nz. I BEER Bar• eue: t:r Jew tftCI 1ar. Yard t« cblld I: ~=~Alnt "'~'"' 8LUJT8, •BR Condo. tp&c, no I a P'Ulal ~t'r:'l'u..'l. ~ CENn;R Coat& -2 ..,_ San a.man... P'ullr eqlllpt, J>'1. Call tl."..::J: ,_ potlo. MllO. -TrtJ --t --pd. l ... l'UJIM. ,., -c.-s Stu Adlt Joint,. COOIJIMldo1 i-.,.,,,.,. laltle. Good -· * ' n • r • Aft. -l o r • t ' ODI t ... ITUOIO" . Ml-oqotllJ ~ Otoat potential. ---lor """"9d couple . Sl'G -CUmiMllomol 211<. Ml-4471... -ef· BEACaf ..,.a mt, I bao, c.' ... I I AL&:vm.mll.rAID
' IL Lio. tn'. W otll ..,. Cll' both. Call ___... ,._ nf.4!11.m&, ---Ill ba. Fl'plc. Bl""' Kldl 6 HUlltlftll .. lleodl bJt.loo. -. --. --llo !~!i' ~P~a~·~·. &G-2020 ... -· Ni 1111 DISTRlBU:rDR, ........... -~ llllll -'!!!r· -II ... .. :::i: = ' CDITER "* ~ 1111. WAlft"'IOBUYl..-tuntto bleyda "" •loo. Good VILLA PAcrFIC-Ex· 1IWn'I SBllloDnll AWi lf_ll.,.'-&\ II ~~ ......,_._ -00 -Island l!om ~· -· Aft 5. PllO · SP US! fBr. 2Ba. c!lllM ~i. rel o.,d ...;.. -1 la'1-'1JI & Ufl • -1. W. • ...... =-:;" ~.,. o.:i ~l -· (211! 'llMl2!. : :._• -1""'<· Otlldrwnt Boit or tr.nor, 11o;.'. .... eiu• 1 r-•••• 'J:; 11 -,., 1'1 a-1 -..:a--... 00 ~-9u,cK CASH ri.:..!i:£~~ ~,!>,!;Z'.'Dtl VICE :f:cll~ ~Iii: : BAn=.,~.BaJ ""....."l":!:...!"' ' me"'= -~...r.l!~ ~ NIWPOIT BLVD. THROUGH A _.,....... 'iilc$N'1t1~. rap .. •1mo. B&, * * m ....._ ...... or CLEAN 1 mt. 61lU"' ::l'';;.itr~ ~n.~:.ai;:: WANr AD v---·-*MMlll *)!Wilt ' vi'\.,,;"£-~:"~ Mmr..'i;t-• ~!!!.:.~·=·~ ... ' 642-5671 [<'·1~~=·.!'~ ..... ..:"~ 'f.S ~!':::lt.""',;,.!":l".:e ·~.:-.:.. .... ~: :!\" ~ .... & -·-"' .:;,~.1.·~ _ .. . fi'itc n ""' ,.,m, AtJ. -_. Coll..,._ --1n<1 u1111. 5.11-aa. -I ., :
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Beautiful Game !loom . Heated Poal7JIBQ'•
Enclosed Garages. Quiet surroundings inil
close to shopping. <Nr J{arbgt & Hamilton St)
Adult LIYl"9 • N4j Peta. 'JJJn Chorl• St., COii• Mooe 642-4470
HACIENDA HARBOR
From $154
DELUXE 1 & 2 BEDROOMS
Furnished • Unfumlihod
Heated Pool -Gara1es -Shag CarpeUng
Dishwasher -All UW!ties Paid.
Adulta Only· No Peta
241 Avocodo St., Colla Mau 646-1204
VILLA ,MAR.SEILLES
SPACIOUS 1 • 2 llDROOM APT.
Fumlshod & Unfumlshod
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Dishwasher color coordinated appliances •
Plush shag carpet -mirrored wardrobe doon-
indlrecl Ugbtirig In kitchen • breakfast bar •
huge private leDced patio • plush landocap-
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2101 So. B~lstol St., S.onl• Ana 557.ftoo
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'THE EXCITING ~i.~ -:;. ~ ~.:.::: ~="::I!.":'"'~~ ,.,.,... er 1eparate:ly. C. N 8tb vie Bal in.;:[ PALI MESA APTS. ~Ma~lerw, Realtor, i~ "D" • ~F' 8f"
'"nlE FACTORY" ba1 2 ~ .. "::!'J~'f3~turday• and 'FUN IN THE SUN! ;>.;":= ~'.1~~1: ~~o;.,,s;n:~ =.,.: _[__ ama1J Ntajl lhopL Antique hair, IWeei: faL't", FmJ. vie.
J00,000 beallb JPar:7_~g poola, 7 Ugh!· Ml•lltes to NewPCll't hac:h ...... Candy ..... ......... ~'\T;;'.'''. -·H.B. --•.11u·o1 ed term11 courta, bacy<:1e tralla, putUng green, Unbelievably large apts. becorator furnish-<:ZS :llth sc. Nowpon Beach. =::'7=":0------1 ~--, '"" ahuflleboarcl, croquet. Spacious Junior 1'1 ed Huge POOi, jacuzzi, electric built-Ins, shag ~. FEMALE """" a...,, Shi&·
2 Bedn>om, 2 -...... ,.. !rum $174.50 moatllly, p~ 1 or 2-beclroom ta CORNER -M-1 """' .,. Te""'" Vic. "'"""''" s Bedroom, 2 bath ••.•• $255 plam and ~~town boUlt& with 2 or 3 bed~ carpe ' ~DpesUL'TSsauna & more! w/900' bldg. S250. mo. 991 ~-~· n d. Westm!rwb!r. fi....:::" .=. ap~ w~~ roomB. All with elactrlc kJtchem, private bal· ,.. -NO PETS ~~'!::' St, CO.ta M..,, MAN'S ..-.!ch ._, on
,....,, .. W.,,. w1.1, c:ony or patio, eupetlng, ~r!es. SUbter-SINGLES · . . . . . $1 SO FOR LEASE ct, ornlral a .... ...,,. ~ 8-11.
no pets. m E. ""· CM. ~an J>iu'ldnJ!, el8vafood tors,~ °'!!!.maid ser· 1 IDRMS. . . . . . $160 clocatlon. '"""" Pan Aw .. !'.?;";l:,. ~ ..'!' •. ·~-:.713' 646-8666. va.~. GOunnel mara.et, ..... ~ cleaner, .M. 1150 1111 tt AU.or part. .,,.,.....,.....,, "' ....... _,...._
Parr..Llke su,,_,.ilftt beauty 18lon on groanda. See beautlfUlly fur.. 2 IDRMS •..... $180 PH' 64Hllll AGT. UTTLE """"" DachlNu;i
QUIET DELUXE nlabecl models t00a 9 to 6 Otb Unfumlshod Apia. A•allable lndustrl1I Ront1I 450 vie. Alber!""'"· ! an 2A~BRAPTS. "-··by In y,lJa.m. p.m. er From $10 to $15 LESS. Oement<.AltS,.,...n75.
,,.. Patios * Htd. Puola ......,. appo tmen usl north of Fashion SO WEST BOXER
Nr Sbop'a * Adulta Only Island at Jamboree and San Joaquin Hllls YOU'RE RIGHT -• C.M. Valley t:l:i: v~~ ~ ~•iq• Apts. Road. THEY'RE UNDERPRICED! t',.\;:;': =· ~ :t::: Nlgu•1· •31.irm. f,"!! •. ~Aptlall3Ana Ave.,.~~:. PARK NEWPORT ADARTMENTS 1561 MESA DR., COSTA MESA head ,..., doo,. Frnn< ore. FOUND sum 01 """"'· M.., ·-,_,... ,..... 5 bl"· E of 1 Plenty Of perking. $165 mo . dcl Mar Tract. ** 3 Br., lV. be. ** Oii the bay ~ · Nawpon Blvd. ~2284 or 641-2938. -~1766
, newly decor. encl retephone (714) 641-1900 for rent1I fnform1tlon. I.JI~--1..:rxJ Sq. Ft M·l ~ with FOUND .. ..:.~ YoUQe SWnrte -bl-ti ..-.1 .-... · · .,.... front office, 1 -rear door. cat vie Avocado Ave., C.M. ~ ' -~. -•·· ' -~· Apt Unfv 365 • U f 365 -• ~!St CJoae to everything. $170 • m. "'e'· n urn. Stn mo. 3 ~. 1240 ~~~------•
mo. 880 'Center St., Of. Call Dina Point N rt •···h l.op.n St. Days 646-5033, f"ND orange I: white cat In aft 3 pm wkdys, all day fWPO --Aptl.~ eves 646--0681. f.lesa Verde atta. call
wk.nda, 642-8340. $l90 per mo. 2 Br., 2 Ba., WHERE Furn. or Unfurn. "370 .1~ Stor..., 455 Ml-7246.
WANT PRIVACY??· crsrta. drps. bJtos encl gar CONGENl•LITY ._. ,II FOUND lo Mf!A. Verde grey Here's the MSWM' for balcony view. NN apt bl ,.. Costa Mesa ~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~·STORAGE, ouldoor, f~nced. tabby wfwtdte cat. 541r7DI Aph. furn. 360 Apt. Unfurn. 365 $1li9/mo. 2 Br. 0 n nice area. 837-3927. PREVAILS ;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 469 Newport Blvd. For ln.lo or· sr,,...7739, i:.;,=..;..;;;.;.;;...,..--.....;.;..:1 :..:=..:;.;==:....--:..::: cul.<Je..sac w/2 entries 1: Eid Bluff Ocean view, superb house call ownet". 8'15--0144. 'cu-"'-~R=INET_c._;=v~1--H--t\re10n--
Huntington iMchC cc"::c"'"=::;•_ck=l.;Mao;.:;r;..._--1 balcony. -~!Jee. w radiant ~ty, wiram•M•t.,• te~• * * * NEW * * * Rootns 400 Rent•I• W•ntecf 460 Beach. F~~n s 1 ..
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-,be=.. ~ ' g!lr .""I 1 llR. def·-• apt, •-1oc ~·~ 536-1739 $145 $165 SUNNY 2 Br bltns refr Lndry'fadl, AdUlta. '"""' ut:I>• touch, exclU1lve club with A1TRAC11VE room, prtv. WANTED TO RE.VT Big I"""'-'=:..· ------1
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sundeck: walk heh: no•~ 644...(1878 0!"'557-s.tn. pool.._!:-C· adlt&. $ 18 5 · unique Aquaber, Jounta!M l} COSTA APJS. bath. Kitchen prtvUege1. Bear cabin lot Chriatmu i'"'ND. Slarrne kltte:n · vtc ~ ., priv. aaraa:et -Adltl, no pets. $190. Lee. , 8f4..1w, and tonnaJ. prdens. All part Businep woman or teacher. we f! k e n d . (Frl/Sat!Sun Westmlnltft' 4 18th Place.
Divided bath & J.ota of 615--075 * SHADY £LMg ··POOL. * WELL Deafgned 2BR. 2 Ba. ot the South C.out's Une&t No lmOker. Ce n I r a l I y nlte.l Must lltoep 8 oorn.1 o'-'=='-------
cloeeb. Rec hall, pool & 2 ~ms each. Bltillll ~ e Adulta Poo&a1de Ji_40 up ' 2 Car gar. $!00' Month on apartment commwtity. 1 & 2 lledroom localed. $22.50 per wk. fortably. 4 adulta, 4 DARK p-ey le white female
pool tables, sauna batha. peU: I: drapes choice' loca· • QiUdren next blOck yearly lea.R. 644-7423. 1 Bedroom/stuclloa tromJ195. e BuUt-ins e Shag ~ti 646-1979. chlldttn. Call 551-flli. cat, found in Santa Ana
see for younelt l'ml tion. Lease ~ pr month. free Furniture Pt.in F unt I V 11_ 2 Bedroom from $295. • Drapes' e Walk in closets ROOMS St! wk. up w/klt. 4 BR. 1 aty hse. nr Adanu: or I -'H=•~igh="'~""=a.'-"S«Hl'l$1"-'=''--Keellon .Ln. (1 blk W. of Call 673-8550 RLTR. l'n E. 22nd St., CM 642-3&15 0 I n I ... , Models open 9 A.M. til dusk. e Swimming Pool S27.50 wk up Apts. 2316 ~fesa Verde schJ, 1 child. FOUND; Part poodle, white
Ba.ch, 1 blk N. of Slater). 2 BR. 2 llA !rs e TROPICAL e Bar-b-Ques Newport Blvd., CM. Call 213: fi33..WO. rnaJfo IU' ~ a.st 84)-7848 , upsta , PCX>L e BEAUTIFUL 2 BR. 2 BA. ~ e Enclosed Gan.ge ~. im.JM10 . '
.-. ' __ ,,.. •·ach d<>wmtaln. Attrac. apl 2 Br. &td!b, 1% Ba. f!11l, wlw""" -bl!lns $IS5 AU Dtilitie' s Paid RETIRED lad I NEWLYWEO'I WM! " "'"' ___ . _____ , , -·-._ Swedish frplc. 6 4 4-4 61 O sprl strcae. Gu & wtr pd. 968-S186. ' ' . y, o v e I Y small houa. Up tu $150.
, BACH. nr beach. ~. dayz; 673-4fD1 .a.ft6 pm. 145 E. lBth St., apt 9, ~~ ~m::ec~/~h, ~-~1~1155~·~· ~~~~·~~~ -"Loso.:...1 ______ sso.;..;;s 1
" Col. TV. 1(35 N. Coast. NEAR new 3 BR, 2 BA, 645--4585. Huntif!!On S..Ch ON THE BLUFFS Mature adults, no petl PRIV home. C.M. 10 LOST ~tale ran Ch!htWrua
·' Open eves. 675-4367; frplc. So. of Hwy. Be'st DELUXE 2 Br .• 1~ Ba. AT NEWPORT Walldngdiatanceto l~ p"·'I'·' l•t Ti T •1 ~.,
••• 2'ifl!. an 4. · area. Lease ~/mo. ll.3: Studio on dead.end street. * MOVE IN TODAY * aho~p center. employed lady btwn 5(Hil). ' ..,, ., t' oc a • .., '7r 421-sMS. ,........ A-... " bl 51-A MO ... A S C M CaU 56-4449 no later 10 pm. corneT Oa!I ~tar & Nrwport. OCEANFRONT do to ...,..,ti, 1 ..... ..,., poo • tns, •7 • From Newport Blvd., tum at ~ t., · · Blu Collar. Riverside lag,
luxurious. quiet, ~ ~ SPACIOUS2Br.,2Ba.open ~ • .,,.~·$155.lcb!ldok. Spe.c. 2 lc ,3 .BR in 4-plex. Hospital Road (1 blockl '!!!!"'!!~M2-~;.me~~!!!!!!!!'l;G;;ue;;;;;st;;;;;H;ome;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;4;15;1 ~ call·642-9'l22. ~· smrtterm 494-4012 beams. priv gar. 613-0937 opet:S.5@-7l54. Several avail. ALL EX-abovePaclticCoulHwy)to Penon.11 s-S~l=AMES~~E~c~.-.. -lro-nt-pa-.,.-I
· . ' or 675-48T.l. DELUX 3 BR, 2 BA blt·ins TRAS. Pool, rec bldg. Kid11 tr 900 ~--• ••• -~ 2 BR· OCEANFRONT. $425' encl dbl gar trplc oovered welcome. From $139. See en &net!. ~..,y ....un:, 11IE EXCITING declawed, acar front le-g,
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mo. BeautUul furnllbinP, 2 BR., So. of Hwy. Pool. pat1 .... 2 children ok no petll Mgr. l7371 KeelJOD "B". 1 Newport Beach, Ca. 92660. * Prlv•te Room * * HINDU SPffiITUALISr • t~ale. Ans to "Kitty-Cat." *** 49+-(l,W *** n~.!l!~:ro'Rnly. $225 ~~ _ .. o Nr Harbor &: 8 a k er: blk W. of Beach lllvd. off Telephone: (714) 645-0)6() PALM MESA APTS. tor Let th.la ad cb&np )'OW' Vic Warntt/Newlalld, H.B. ~~===----'~""=!· 968--0979. Slater. 968-7510 or sh-Gill. SEACLIFF Manor Apta. 2 MINUTES TO NPT. BCH. Ambulatory Lady or Man wtule outlook on Ute tor lhe Reward. l0-6120. 2 :iFf~~c~th $170. 2BR, Individual units, WALK to beach. Dbc; 3 BR., ::..llS4~, i:~· ~ Un=b?yR ~?~Pts.. Ni~h=~!.~re. ='~rfe. ~.~dl/., •::Jic;. ~:vie~~ r:~ 0f<=~~
We have Winter Rentals REALTOR 6M-7'27U like own ho~. closed gar, 2 Ba., mnken liv. nn., beam Placentia Ave. Ask about huae pool, JaC1JZ2i elect bit. * Call 548-4753 * JO AM·lO Plot. .m-.91..3G. Blvd Ollil White Salo
WUl Take Studentll --'-'==::,;·'-"!.O...::""--dsh/Wllh, trpfc, adlt. no cell., frpl, bltns. l n cl. OW" discount. se&-2682. ins, shag crpt11, drps, sauna 492-9034, 132 No. El C&n.lno ruth Ave ·box cionta1n1nc
Newport Beach
Also oceanfronts avail. Cotti Mes9 pets 361 East 18th St diahwshr.; priv. patio, encl. etc. Adults, no pets. Real, San Clenwnt... drea. Reward. m-6989..
3 Bdrm 2 bath trpl I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ~. ' garage. $285. Oii.Jdren O.K. 2 Bdrm.. 1~ Ba,. fl'plc, SINGLES From SlSO Rentals to Sh.re _.." PROBLEM u~. year~ ... ~ $Z75JI SPAC 1 & 2 BR 2 ba. shag ~Delaware. Avail. Nov. =: e~tnsp,..~;ePlw/: 1 BEDRJ.1. Fron1 SUiO .._ ficlent, a~h·e~n; ~~. = =:
, ·-4 BR. 2 BA · ·•·• .•• $325/350 HARBOR ~ crpts. drps, bitns, freshly 18 '546-1:112 ocean. Yrly lsc. 644-7597, JJED~. Froin Sl80 i"""EM. · Tl"ftCher \to'al\U pregnancy couDRll!IR. Abor-V\c H u • Go&denwett. 3 BR. 2 BA ............ $285 QIUJJI.) painted. Covrd car pt, 0 CE AN FR 0 NT, beach ·615a3906. umSlS , ~~Avail F'rom SlO roommatt' ln Newport area. 1Xin Ir adopl.icn; 1"('f. AP· II 8· R' .~ "'T -
I BR. I llA $175 ~••-k -~-s sundeck Newer dlx Br 10 ~-2 Br 8"1 6 4 6 -g I 3 < , CARE ...... ··-· · -· .. u . "" ....w• ... · ·· · ··· ··· ·· Fuml·•~ • ~~· 0 · C>.lU .....,,nter t, bltns , ~.. drpa '""'-· '2 NEW channellront • Vk'w You're righl, they're under. cve11wkndi: ' uv-n.10. • ~ MaJt bm:«, bnm, ""' 2 BR. 1 Ba. Penin · •• ·· · $250 -;;,wr-1.,...... • ~~. • .,.....~, :fu; f BR. 3 ba. ,, 3 BR. 'ced' 1561 M LADY v.1th car 10 ilhar'l" ~· CALL:67J.3663 Unfurnllhed carports,nrlh«>PSl:pler. pn · esaOr. 2BRLaiunaee.ctiboule,l tM mu:zz&e. t"hHI, c ollar . Spec. 2 &: 3 Br apt. $140 up SlG9 yr. round. Adlla. Baby U1 den. Side tie avail. (5 blka from Newport Blvd.) blk I be h . 2 -.1 mo le' home al D Moc;m Reward, call 55:1-JCU. di: t
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. '. Poot, cpVdrp. bltns, kids ok ok 536-2l31 $425. Mo. l'Mrl¥· Owner. S46-9860 __ °_1 .. ac , up cs, Beach. Free rent to rtihl p.m. associ ated
BR OKE R ~-RE A L 1"0~5
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* LOVELY 2 'BR. Cloll!' to Ocean. Lrg llv rm &
balcony patio. V a c an t .
rom -to ,.... mo 1996 ~pie No: J ••• 60-3813 · • 615-1972 6'15-4J'ra LRG 1 BR. .-.---ocean Ww. 1125 patty ..... 7972. -"'=--~~~-~-2'.1>6 College No. 5 , • &e-7035 % mile North of RB. 2 BR • unfurn $140: all year, -..ZU aft fl. ALCOHOlJCS A.oonymou-. LOST fem Dob'8 ~
8.ct,.lon • l '.Bclnn1 SPACTOUS Townhouse 2 BR. bttths Cl'Ptl, drps. pool, 3!:!-n 2 :--:::Ins.~::: ~ ::· ~. ~~ WANTED ltraJcht Bathelor. PhonP 542-n17 or wrltt> Mothf!r. \'ti:: PCH I: n.Jla,
2 Bdrms e S Bclnns 2 BA, vaulted celling. !!40und tac playCple)'?'dLI: car2 mnlpt, month to month. Owner irtove. Htd. pool, Adul.., m. Inte1estrd 1n Ailing. 2 P.O. Box 1223, Costa Mt>M. LB Hu 1
P"l'9 ""° need Garq:e Pools. $19 5 .,. mo. a;; furn. $290 Bk r tant ok. 1887 Mo~la Bdrm apt. nr beach . hi•r. ~·ard. •Mn.
IV, or 2 Full Batht 540-41'1'9. · ~.1 ok. No pets. ~1642. • • 548-54'10. • 613-3508 COUPLES PAR'MES lwsr llJ6, AJiend maJt ll't&"'IVU'I Can Phil, 2 to 8 P.M. Sea.I lnt 81arMllt 6D Udo
MB.l!ller size bedrooms w/ ** BEAUTIFUL l &: 2 BR. MAGNIFICENT View, 2 Br NEW 1 &: 2 BR from $170. FEMALE rootnmate f 0 r 539--3344 p '::°Or N '
~ 213: M.1-2928. i.i~i. bean1 ceilings 1<>...,.e Contemporary Gardeo Apts. TRIPLEXbl apt, lge 2 Br. shag studio apt -•e, gar, Near beach and~···. beauutul ~f apl. 675-7761 SWINGING , 8
· fWpOl1 "ROY'ft"' U~g ""'m w/g'as ~~r Patios, frplc., pool. $.155--crpt. ~ dsbwhr, laundry Adultl only. ~·i;1_ Rd. 114 E. 2>th CM .. ,. aft 5 or wknda'. L SINGLES on I.al· 6'2-Tm (bua phonel.
wood burning fireplace. $180. Call 5.51-0000. ~~'M.U s£ pa~W~o ~ ..,,.,. ._... F • , . . SHARE V\ew Apt, Jingle CalJ J~~':i 8 p.m. LOST; P.t Racmon. V1c •• w OCEANFRONT New furn. 3
BR, 2 BA, frpl, $.100.
Wl.nta. Adlts only. No pets.
r::· 673-8088.
OCEANFRONT 3 BR,
·;-· 2BA I 2BR, 2BA, Call Bing
• da.yw 838-1491. Eves &
. wkends, 1)75.-2949
BAOIELOR apt. right on
.. bcb. $95 a mo. uur pd. 2
"' wla free rent. Winter.
673-7388. 675-4357.
Convenient laundrY. area 1 & 2 BR wftum. avail. deposit 96l-7sis . BALBOA Blu-' Qub, Lax ount1fn V•lley ~mplayed lady only. Or rent Harbor It Vlctorta. C.M.
off kitchen. Enclosed pa-Heated pool. $130 & up. ' Bayfront 1 Br A 1 S rm, JUO mo. 60-fi889. Socl•I Cl""' W Rewanl. Call $48--079.
tXis. 2 swimming pools, Adulta. 853 Center St. CLEAN 2 BR. 2 BA, Pl5 mo. ded . ~ . HAKEWOOD BACHELOR wilt share 2 BR LOST' black min. poodle, T
sauna, recreation faclll· 645-89m. Gaa lncld. Priv patio, e!ec ~ uctlon on ng Largest 2 BR's in town. 10263 Apt in Coata Me1a w-samf. ~~UR.SELF mo. Vk:. Publde FAtalcs,
ties. Security goard. No LRG. 2 BR. Cottage. Sep. gar door. 21732 S. · Slater Ave. nr. Brookhurst &&5-28S8 IN 'oisCc:i:E~ F.V. m-«rn aftft' 5 pm.
pets. ·patio. Wuh rm. Gar. flM. Bookhunt. ~3218. BAYFRONT 1pUtlevel, 3 Br, il SD Fr w y, F . V. 0. fo R 435 ~ls()ptn10tll7pm ~~-~::,C Meyer Pttt°~.t;.:!r~~f.~ ::.::srcYrt~-~tns:i>tb~'. ==~~001()'~a:~ r .... r ent n~SCOVl~-J.193
P W CM peta. $UJ/mo 80-4549 673--58'78 ~. anced power kitchens • GARAGE fill' Storqe. "' mentlontd In Novl!"ml>er
2700 H~Bl·'J·. 3~BR., !"'A·~· $165~~~ WALK TO. BEACH 4 BR. 2 BA, w/ocnn w. "sBQSv.;im'g !Poolandlv e Outdoor 1B ~~~ ... ~ Meu Pl.AYBOY. Paae 23. nr •..---'"' . e .. vau now . .,...,.,,..,,,, praie laund rm 543-1596 •· e . priv pa.Uoa ,....,_.,, ,_ ;i. "WHd 11 .. n-p" Mii -Sballrnar Dr., No. 2, New 1 le 2 BR, cpt/drpl ar 90-00 . e Sha& crpta. ·GARAGE for f"l!"nt, t<>dt S20 • ""'""
m1 C.M. dswshr. 316 16th. MT-3957. ~ DLX all elec Huntlntfon INch per month. Coata Mesa. Call Ftoom treaure1 to truh
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DAILY PILOT
Cir n370 CLEAN-2 BR. CU>eled. lncd BEACHBLUFF Apia. 2 BR. 2% BA. ...... pool: I ~""~21~06_._____ tum lltmt Into cub
trtV"U yard & garage. $1 5 O · 2 & l BR. Pool, patlo dbl pr, patio.~. BRAND NEW CLOSED 1araae Jor llOl'q'e. CALL OAD..Y PILOT
OCEANFRONT .ye a r 1 y, = OK. No pell. O.whr. 8111 Ellis. 842-4893. 3 BR. 2 Ba. VIEW. Frpl. QUO VADIS Il l $25/month. &a Mar. na Cl.ASSl1'IED ....... fG..5171
$450/mo. 3 BR. NEW.
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. WUC to bell, kilts, J\IXUl'ioos Carp drapes: prage Year· LUXURY GARDEN APTS. 1'lden Aw.., A.pl. No. 1, CM.
YEARLY -1,9 blk lo beach. 2
BR. Frplc. Palla. 2 car gar.
Lell.llt'. $250/mo. 4709 River
~~ Ave. Call 673-mlS.
WANT AD
642-5671
Frplc. Bltns. 645-8008. • BR Lower..f1_40 • 1 &: 2 BR. pool, rec room, ty pj) Mo. 6G-01.T7. Hid. Pool * Jaeuzti·Sa unu SINGLE rar prqe. Near * * * ICL ,;,:,<Ec:AN::.;"new=-.:;,"'8.:.R='."""•~B"Ac, New • New • New Shag cpt, diw. BI. No pets quiet, no peta. m 12th st. 2 B 1 blk to N RecreaUon Room l "'°""! 12th st 1 Balboa Blvd, ln * * *
$250mo tll Mid June . UiL.PauLt. Nr.HarborCenter.54<H484.HUGE2BR 2BA,del r, ocean. ew AdultaOnl~·No~s Newport Beach. s2s .1_.-----------------..I
, : 673-46.57 or 54~2'J41 JIM 11 1 & 2 BR. Adults. no pets. poolside apt itr. beach. ~ =·r~· S250 yrty, $1S-OFF IST MONTH'S i ,Cm--4600~=~-~--= " BAY MEADOWS APTS. mi Florida 53&-""" · ~· ' IF YOU BRING ADI Office Ront1I 440 Trader's Paradise , BAClrELOR, !Ai blk to bch, Jusl Finished·Nr Scllls 387 W. Bay St., C.M~ 646-0073 OCEANFRONT 2 br, fplc, 18992 f'\orlda St 847-9448 ~. Yr&i$1~' 642-5557 Famllies Welcome! 3 BR, 2 BA, s~g_ crpt, drps, Uguu. BMch dlx ~=· ~· yriy, I~ blk. W. of Garfield AVAIL for tmmed. oc-2 Br, 2 fvll Bath carport nr. OCC. Upttall"l'I. e VIEW e $375. and Beach Blvd.I eupancy exec. ofc I n
\,•; 1 BEACH rentah. Winter & ONLY 1 LEIT! $1~/mo. 5S-9786. OCEANFRONT VISTA del Lido. Luxury 2 HUNTINGTON Garden 1 Newport Onanclal center.
·'yearly. No fee lo renters Gas Heat, Gas Cooking and e .. SIDE 2 BR. $150 2 BR 2 BA. Leaae Mature BR. 2 ba. •Pf· on the bay. Apta. HeU at Bo1aa Chica. U.-e Of f\OCeptWI area It lines
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-ABBEY REALTY 642-3850 Waler • Alt Paid. Bl I -~ ul. · Yearly. Alt-548-657U. 846-1323. Compal? _ Set' ~ nmrn. Ca 11 L Apt $l90 tna, w w, n:>na:. Pool. Ad ts, no pets. Elevator to ANT C 2 what • Mf.5U.
• Apt. Unfum. 365 ower Adu1t11, no pell. 642-00XI beach. Pool. Security. 31755 * F ~ Leue Br., ~re Jl'.l1salnK. Fr. A SMALL BUSINESS J::!~::;;.;="'---..:..;~ I 622 H"!':;,Wt!'.· CM. 3 BR. 2 BA.·PATIO C...~H~~· !nc'!°P,. mi J:'s"."ms~'"" -"":o;;:;:;;....,.,-;--,..-.,,-1 ornc.. or combo. "'· 1a
~Bs;:::l:;boa:;_.;;l•;.:11;.:nd,;.:.. ____ 1 See Mer_ Mt, .\ Mn. Hoban S11'0. Mesa del M,ar. 64.S-W * NICE 2 BR, pool, .IUOOeck, ;'lt ft. rm. UO tq. rt. MD.
VERY Attract. 1 BR. upper. 59-200 8!:.AClOUulS .. TOM>hoel, 2 br, 2 2w~·~~r:~~ ~-a:ar, crpb, drpt. adult.I, no tt•·~· ~ "'1 .. · 121 ... ''·c""'
-Yearly. l mat~ adult or '""'""~'!:!~~!!!!,..91 ...... ·va t ~ ne. gar, -...-u ... .,. .. · peta. tI'ro. 60-«m. · ~ · h 5'., M .
... , couple only. No pets. $185 + DELUXE pools. $210. 5«)-(179 AdJtl/no pm. 494-f107. PENN. POINT. 2 BR. 2 bL 646-IBSJ, &&ll-48.
utll. m-1S03. APARTMENTS ** Ug 2 br. Sll<f. Pvt lncd ~ Nfr!!! w/w opt. &,TS.Jr'· DESK , .... 1Vlllablo S5t1 "'---------------.11
S.lbH Peninsul• Air Cond . Frplc's . 3 Swim· l?':J:tto. Kids ok, no pm. LAGUNA NIGUEL L• mo. WUI P"Mdl ~ llAV£: 4 BR. Condo In 11.8. ::;tU.--YlfO\JND a.1otor honw,
• OCEANFRONT T 0 w n . ~~ ~ i:e~~ Spa and DELuxE l ' 2 BR. Utll pd. .,., ..... t. ~Jr..= ' p. No fl'e I' ~e :~u.':. "'::·~ ~~ ~~: .. ~ ,: ~ '°~ ~ ~
)'ioUH, fantastic v1ew, 3 BR, B1llla.rd Room. Poot Adulta. $160 I Up. !m 1 Br., 1 S..; 1115 e 2 Br., l ABBEY REALTY 6G-3850 Y ~ LA.aurw. a.ch. ••I• camptt °' whal havt you pnctkal. TrwSe tor lrMIJn'
fam rm., 3 frplcs, 4 Ba. 1 BR. From $160 E. 3lth St. &&-mi. ~ P2S. • 2 Br., 2 Ba.; LRG 2 Br. 2 ti.. near heh. Of:St\ ,..,_~ aftAable w' ·:..;!!c.:'..:8"'..:°"""'::=:::'!.:·.!-~~'-21J..f21-
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"' Capl1trano Beach VILLAGE 2Ee..:'"u~.;....,~, • .,,.. 1 .. 11.~ !:',:;_ ~ ...... ~!~ !!•!f!!t! ~:.~.::.,1:!..,Boocil-=-=-~m..,. ~:.=: w:t!"'!:~.:f"'..:r.: Adu~~·tn3 :.S-~2 ~~ 2400 Harbor Blvd., c.r.1. range/OVt!'n, rerna. No pm. 499-2277 or &S%ft SHO • 2 BR. 2 BA. bltn1. liY vfaw 6'PIC1T ~;r'WM!J-.. ~ ~-'-1.... nr land, ONi', 175-lSlS. . ~
"'" bl .......... I ml""""' ~:.tlf:l.cE 1140/mo. 968-1"6. *FAIRWAY VILLA* ~·. drpo. Prtv. ....... "'om $140 °"""'· A~ -~ -~ 20· A.aloeC.bCnoo l/11, • Adul1' cnly, Call 496-7399 cw OPEN IO AM to 6 PM 2 BR Crpts, drp9, bHn1, no Ideally loclted on the 7tb ~pt. Q)mpl. ftdtoc, 111 JUtdfoconted. Lido A"'9 O\ln. . • . ::::;,, to wt tn wt\I tnclrn trtr. hr It' SC:
.. . 268'71 Vlsta Del Mar. --'r=·"":..::r;.:::; ........ -=-!..!,u:;:..-1 ~~ .. °!..~!.:...,'~· MHa falrwa,y or El Nip! OJml. 2 DO ..,... ~· rkllkJmmica, Bkr. m...f10D ~·.I.~~.:..~-_.,..·~~~ ~ • ..i_ .... _ /-~.~
!\.' I.GE Upptl' duplex 2 BR, 2 .,,,. 0 .... .,., p ave .... ,.,.,,...,.. U<JI;>. try dub. runy carptd I: --OK. •VI' ""-.-... •P 01kwood It'' mllllon In °"''C&.nOR• ~ .. u: .. i:;:.:;·t~ so 921 ... n..:.---~ Ba. .ep dln I lndr)'. pr, Your aputment in a FTench $155-2 ~t t>., crr>ls, drol, d111ped. 3 BR. 2 Ml BAI, ~-.. .:.!.vall now. $110. r1cre111on. Swimming ~ n. Utll ,., .. Palll9Clff rr Gnnll. pref CountryGa,rdfn .)"flnMr hltn1,<1a1EldenAve.,c.M. CUltm butU patio. Only 1 v,.,,.....,...,..~ poo\1. He1lth clubs. ~· ,.kt,0::.4. mMeqlyoctfll5011tfttnr. ON:£btdlwtuaJMX>IUN.
actuJWno pet.. S 190. -i.-.. 1.... • n d activides. c.n tor appt, 640-7615. yr old. Rtuonlble. ~I *"' S... JUM ~lfr•M Saunas. T•nnl1 cour11. ~a. :62,.tftfMt. cor. Yuctap&. Bal. StOQ.GllO. bit. IUM . WUI trd J:m. tW ~ •• ......_ -~•._,.. LARGE 2 BR. witum. $141 older ~bk couJi .:;:c; y . tm. only T•f . FallCUCk: Wwa. fcrnr, bml.a1111PWortt Impecca-, m • n •a r d • 151 TUlfp Lane, C.M. cau PleMt phone m-nza ,:~ 1 BR. ,....1 deorntl'd, Bllliardt. Indoor goH drtv· NEWPORT BNch. w.,_1c·t1n htllt,, v.Jltya. F'or "1c. prop. can La UoTaitt. Of Hl'Jl-~-,,(c.r,~iiii·~viiitleliiiiiMoriiiiiiiiiii =. ~ate2 ~:b,.0 b-kq 5e-210e. appt. to new. do• n town San Juan lnQ range.6andVolleyt>tll. Drtw. Air. t'!f';IU. pvt blth. l ·';;i~,.,t::::;llkr;;:,:.·~"":::-i-;;:·:....,,,--ITACE REAL10lll•U51 ~. )I potlo, ""'-b:ic* kltcbeto'. 2 "'" .:.,.,,,, "' -$14S L.. .... =---mo ... mo. Wltlrtpool Ball\I. And klll -,. ft. $1l(I .... c.u CAl'IYOS -... .,u...... TRADE 11.-~ n"'pia.ce and Other p1~ PB' mo. m.w. wu.an. more. A re1lden1 t1nn11 OtN tm, 5G-Mft. vtnr, •· iau. -1. ut.U. ... ·o.&e .._ ,.,
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t tori s:,7 ... 1124. Cu.atom work CU&JTM, Spec. ""'' ..... Pfl01' •m~ A/P Construction S'11Xl tronlng, 6 d'U' week. is ... • ...... Ob ~ dr)'tr, tied •• C.:~ ... u na. price on apWvacancles, ASSISTAN'l' Cook, Ambltlo11a Comput.r.Opetator F /C llkkpr/eon.tr ·mo .f»-1100 W A pnifeuk>nal. people. OUn portable di.hwuhtt '80 •.•.
GUITAR L&SSONS Free Color Conaulting le YOWll: man 22--~. to aallt Top l'· l.nng Tenn Aailn-CUstomer Service ISOO LEGAL Secretary exper el: '::t lndMl:eldr:I =da ne~ dlvWon ~ft~ yr l£01polnt built-In dilhwuha-
Folk, Jau, Rock. Mualc bl., Woo't be underbid! chef 1n st'fak ~ opera. ment. F /C Bookkeeper '600 Part-I.me Ne'WPOl't' Cenl('r Cf~ ~are .....,....qt; for $00, Guar and de.I ... 7..ru5.
theory. Call Steve 875-6018. ~ter., Uc. Hooded, IM. don, 8 days. ADolY 111 Irvine MM450 Recepnontat lO $450 Call ~ . year1 exper'-nce an epe ent ea r e e r 546-8672.
roroRING in meth 1 1: st2-EI005. perd1. ~· Mt-. Lewin. ~~EAT ~r P/Tlme, S&t/SUa s~ LIV£..ln. · •• repro-typl1ts. On =re&~t~:;: ::;.n 1 '1"'2--'~c2u-"'r"T~...,,a~o~1~4 1
lclmJce. Jr bl a. hi ICbool-Now~ ~Blvd ~· 2m. eMPQ . Plftl'Y P f;;~~ O erk , to $375 CbUdren sT6.' ~fa~ c•llrltlon. Week· lhen yw're what ~:e need' Weti~ rtfriL 9 •
.... 63&-3J!llO alter• pm. * WALLPAPER * " -' COOKs.broU om """"' $Sll5 or-. on & •-Int C.t po;.t daily & •tart..,,,: mo old, Like nu. n4f.· can
-When Y'l'I call .. Mae'' A~ ~ ~-cook. -~ 11 ~ 1..-:m:I LVN full time night lhitt avallabHlty r •.. 1ng now for tll& holidays. 673-3892 br.f lam ot aft Sf!! oi;
I Jl5l 5*-l"4 M&-lnt ~~~:rn;:e~ ldt.cben bdp. Apply In Frffl-F"Polltlon.IS450 U-t::ll. Bevut,y Mano ; quired. ~te!::on~~ be9th ti;; RentWather1/0ryH1 ---e Relldenti.o .--1r1_,_,.. .......,16<1W.-. NEWPORT Coov. Hoop. lOnt ~ IOth atlhe Joll ';;;;g.,.., fl.Wk.Fnll......_ ..
• Commercial inc tine AWXl proch&ets .tor S.A. PtrtOftnel Agency bnfta. 496-5'l86. Offs t W Kalella ~lm 'Ca * s:JS...U>'J * -l~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.;;;iiiiii~ •:.:: Worit ,.,i tnemUble Cbriotmu COOK-BROILER MAN 133 DoYor Dr:. N.&. MAIDS WANl'ED 8 For. appt A tn~ <ail OVER "" wulms. -·•
8abyt1Hlnt :itchell =:-&ttr'1ll'11 Cataffue. Call Now rt40-'TOO. With &fM,t eixper. in !rs b;ld 642417Q., ' Jamaica I~ Hotel m..1621 Nov. 9tb 1: 10tb ~ s:frta@racon from $39.llS. ' ••
BABYSittER ywr b:ame operUion. ean Chet FrY<I, 6'l3--8l2I Press ly. AK tar M.Ln Lee. 5-C'rlO. ; •
UC'd Child care home, for PlllAINTINmG"'~.2:.APERI1'!~1 Meredith Gerdenl, o; n4/6f4.l'i'OO. FILE CLERK MAID woric in ex~ lcr SEAMSrn.~ w/esper. FRIGIDAIRE Oftn. deep ·~·
Infants & pre-achoolers. )ft. nu-.....-area. -.. Su.burbla, H.B. ht grader, COOK with Dinner house up motel apt 2376 Newport o needed by sallmaker. )'r v.~11. wanning d r • r .
Central H.B. area. 84Hll7. :C,.~ Rd'1 !um be-& alt ochL 911H1!2 _ m wort lunc:hel, Apply, ~~~~ '1: Blvd., C.M: 540-ms. perator around employmenL Equal DJ.i.wasloer '57.f.071). ·
EXPERIENCED care tor 1 ' aft S The VU1qe lM, 121 Marine advance. Good benefits. MAINTENANCE Man for Oppor. Employer. Good a DISHWASHERS, washers. • •• _e_re~ child or infant. ~~~~ painted WANTED • Babysitter / Ave, Bal. hie. Start $341. ~ Nancy Mt.y, motel, In excba!lge for apt. pay. 1133 Monrovia, Suile Y dryen, rebJt, ~-.t
Ewn1ll& care only. 66-8141. R.8 n_,.....i ..... A ee.ves $129. Hou.tekeei>er -1 day a week o:>C>Klffouaekeeotr. esp'd. 5f0.&'.J55, Couta.I Pet'llOl1nel ~,.!i.,ewport Blvd., C.M. We need •n excep-CoGa Mtsa. &la-6915-Aft 5 delv'd. 839--7a::>; 5tf-5:D.S C · " ........... &OJ.rm. 6 month lnrant. N e wport Adtilt famlly. L1ve-in. NWpt Ale 7190 Harbor BJ _.....,,...,.. tlonally qualified pm 557-1.646. $80. 1 YR. auam. de1 A In.
arpenter PAINTING • Honest. clean, Helgbta. MB-9C'l'O. . Bch, gra.1186,979-4691. Cll.~' ., MALE F/C b o o.k keeper pre11 oper•for c•p-SECREl'ARY atall. Late mod. all C3'de
M I N o. R home repain, auaranteed work. Licfn9ed BABYSll'tEK wanted, my COOK-Exp'd, Daya. Female GIRts &. BOYS aeeka part llme work with able of operethtg Cen'J ofc.. Ute bJtkpnr. IBM Kenmore -....ber. 139-1118. Plumbing; • carpentry • &: 1nmred. 675-5740. home, 1 child. Call 842-121!8 or Male. Laguna_ Beach. 10 yrs &: older · accountant. 536-8680. 1250 Multlllth~ A»-exec. & ah. ** UPRJGllT Free z e r,
painting • tile. Olli 540-566Q INT. & Exter. Aecoua. cell· H.B. . Call tor appt. 497·2550. DAil.Y PILOT ROUTES MAN to work Pff in rentaJ tom.t.d 2650 Mula YA~~ ASSOCIATES wh ite. l111e modt-1, Stzi.
C1r pet Servlc. . ~ :~~c.Cbi:-BABYSM"J ER, $1.hr, 17 mo COUNTER gfrL Hours 11 to {)pen ln yd., mUlt have neat tlllth & 1 4 x 2 0 ~ Pacltl~~r H~y Call 552-7323 1--'--------,L-"::0::'-"==:="°''-"'"°'~' I girl. HB area., O>okina req 7 PM. Mr. Best Oeanen. San Clemente handwrttlna &: appearance, R I •--Ith p Newport Beach KENMORE Wu hcr, auto JOHN'S Carpet & Upbolatay PJt9F. JJ&inter, honett work, Needed Nov. 14. 53&-4658 2939 E. Coast Hwy, CdM. Call Mr. Bulby 49""443> avail all day on Weda. Sabi., oya ....... re11-Call Lte Ball. 641H1551 rood c on d I t I o n, $25. •
Ori-Shampoo tree Sootcb-reu. ifo/JJll, Int/ext. tree BABYSI'ITER needed 2 or 3 COUNTER girl, $2.25 hr. Hrs GIRL Friday, Ute t;yplng, & Sun. Wlll train right man. e1. On c•ll po1ltlon e Secre &13-3634
guard (Soll Retardanb). est Re'fl. 548---2759. weela for 3 c h 11 d re n, 10-1or11·1:30, Mon-Fri. Aak paJIJ'O!I, etc. F..arl'1 Body Apply AM, 1930 Newport to a11i1t In print kecded ~ary·eo~'d, ~re! ~A"'lITO"°'MA"""TI=c,..--.---.,.-.,-~$40-. = :. iQ11 m:: ~.~'fr8'· :,:: mother expecting. 675-5&10 for Mgr., 557..ooG 9atn-3 pm ~· 3l76 Placentia Ave., Blvd., C.M. shop •1 n•eded. SaUbolt, Mfc. Accurate Electric dr)"U No. 2'Jl, $40.
bleocl> fur whit. ...,,.,. Lie/Im! Free eat. 645-5191 Babysitter Im: 2 c:bllm.n 2-5 DAY MAl.-ENANC. E G-• .-& ~··-~wan· ted Miii Corpontor WHkond & ovanlnt IBM Executive typiaL No M-5848 Save )IOllr moot!')' by aavin& · · pm, Mon.-Frt, own tram n 1 '""""""' .....-w-1VQ1 ao.1 Manufacturing av•ll•blllty r e . · 8-H. Front ore appearance, C•mer•• &
me extra trlpo. WU! clean WALLPAPER HUNG 507--0323 alt 6 pmlWltndo. ' & DISHWASHER !~ rele""":.';. worit.lll7 att"" 1e8 30u-~-ua1 ~'-~-quired. r~~ppt <.U 8'2--0>l2 Mr. Equipment IOI
living nn., dh:dng rm. &: Carl Rebko 646-2449 BANK T e 11 e r a. ~f Full ar part-time .,.., call 546--: """' ..... _.,. ~,_...,... .......... I --=""'=---~I
hall $15. Any rm. $1.SO, Plaiter, P•tch, Rep11lr operator & Pl a t form Starting PIY lJ..95 pm. aak tor Bob Frederick. NEWCOMER WELCOMING: Apply In Person An Equal oppty Employt-r. 214 "x2'.4" Fu.Ilea • I n I I e
cou.ch SllJ. ChlJr $5.. l5 yra. 1eeretary, experienced. Call Monday thnl Friday KELP W&llted tr cable Holpitality HOl!teu SECRETARY, matu re , renex camera. F-130mm
exp. is what counts, not * PATGI PLASTERING John Walth, Bank or Ooata RUSTY PELICAN te&evision a.Jes.. Good pay. To can LOC.AU.Y on MW 3333 H•rbor Blvd. stable. tor part-time 'A-ork. tell'foto k?llM!. F-56" wk1e
tMthod. I oo work rnyaelf. All types_ Free estimates · Mesa (In Orpntzation) 2135 w. Coast Hwy., NB !_~ex 1 b I e ,!_Io u r a . ~~-.. ~Good-Coita .. -.. , Calif. Nice telephone voice aOO angle lt'JWe. Extension tubel Good fef. 5.11~ Call 540-6825 9'19-4D). ,depromjtter All Equal I' ..... QVIC pay m9 mannl"I'. Typing, filing & for Ck>aeup •'Ork, $225. a C.-·~, c-~ Pl·-•j * n.-uty ,,_, tor * DELIVERY of DA IL y Ooportunlcy Employer Call P/tlme. Mun bave bappy .... n1 """Jarlal ""10. Ao:ad a CdM P•; m-7308. """'"' --• ••• """' nt ~ -.-• • Alan Linde ~. smile, car, t;vplne abilily, Can become fuil time: 11;;:;;;;-.:PLM;m;;cl"°;;;;;;:";;;::;::::;-::-:;;;;;s New salon ope~ Southern Pil.DT, SUNDAY ONLY, to 547-3(11;. ~ 494-7421 ?ilAMIYA C3.1 Profeulonal, JAo.T~eP~Es~• ~ ~--W' B~GCounO,,!· n-~-•~ ~ ... ~ sta:J:, 'g;!; .. SalC:. ~.:=i NURSING CARE ( ... S ECRETARY ~ll~Oe~ mm slum~,;'~ wk. 89i-3.53.1:--' * ~2502 * -~ed.. 1;::.., ~~ ...... -· Wagon or Van. Contact Mr. saleunan. MH891' aft 12. L I v e In. For eklerly 'J.a Good skWs, muat be detail Fumlture
CUSI'OM CEMENT WORK PLUMBING REPAIR ~-&me~ Harry Seeley, 330 West Bay HOUSEKEEPER lady, stroke p.t&lnt. 111" orienled. Call (TI4) 6"-1100, llO
Drives,' WALKS, patios. No job 1DO small Pleue apply in penon, 340 St., Coata Mesa. Part lime, lite clee.nlna: &: Rm, & board + $a. "' ext fl.13, 544. H~R~~ 1'¥.~ bedroom
pool decb. Don. 642-E.4. * 642-3128 * Victoria, Colta Mesa. DEUVERY; Part Time, watch over erandma, 2 wk-per mo, 673-7254 evn. 61t1aJI ,_ SECRETARY, Executive M' c ca ~
PATIOS, walks, drl.V!'I. Saw, COLE PLUMBING BOOKKEEPER: Pre fe r ~ ~ ~route in days, $2.5Qlhr. &44-4239. OPERATOR on atnc1e needle (A Dtv. of The ~e~ we:typ~ ""'°kill~:OA~~ .. '!' =ict~1~~~g ,.,!~ t ~
break, remove &: replace 24 hr. service. 645-ll61 F/C or heavy exper. shop '' • ee~, HOUSEKEEPER/Cook Jor machine, for dreqes, Good SuaqUehanna Corp.) ng 11 !L .........-.......... Ital ian lmportl'tl cane love
concrete. 5tlH668 tor e1L Sewlnt/Alterati<>nt payroll. work in process etc. ~ SEMI • couple, ex P er. \Ulen-piece rate., we• t 1 t de Equai Oppor-. Ef9pklyer SECRETARY wanted. part aeal St50. Ladl<'! Schwinn
Child C•re Salary open. . cwnbered. Llve-ln. Pvt rm Clothing, 1133 Monrovia I -tlme. 2102 Sftnlno. Balix18., bicycle 3 •pd, $50. WrouKbt
Vicki's °'''"ln•ls YACHTING ASOOCIATES DELIVERY, Girl driver, 19 &: be.. Gd Mlary. 642-9608. Ave., Suite J, Calta Mas. PRO TO 175-7239. Iron cht a: planter $50. Ce.
CHILD care Uc home "111 orlng CORPORATION to 25 yn:. Apply 1990 HOUSEKEEPER, widower e OPERATORS • Of OPERA R S & L ment pedea:t.ah. var J 0 u a
Mesa Verde aru. .Birth to ~~~~~ & 2505 J':i!~ ':'~Hwy =-. M~ Parta~ ~a '(12 ~~ &05td~ ~needle & speda1 BRANCH MANAGER chairs. 645-7114.
5 yrs old, 54&-1009. Alteritions--642-5145 Call Lee Ball, s.Hl55l DEUVEkY 6 daya Earl)' pref. Refa. 5'&-e'723 ma ~ on dreuea Accelerated irowth In the TRANSFERRED to Or1ent·
Contractor Neat, accurate. :ll ye8.l'I exp. Booaeeper mom. papir route 'm S.A. HOUSEKEEPER live-in 6 ;ART-TIME &llHXa:OIRL E~'ltnced ~~e ~ area hu :::C.::i"f,;k '::m~
JACK Taulane • Repair Tiie We need one Automotive Uae )'O'U' ear. PREIER d~. must ba,ve0t:ranspofta. portunlty for ~:; pc. dlnlfW, sm. Love 9Nf,
:remod., addit. ~ yn. exp. Bookkeeper with machine SEMIRETIRED. 9'79-1516. lion. Grown boys. Yo bab&o Must have cuh regilter e:x--U~ATID -open.tlom m&.1111pr w/il $49. Corner •ttee, $.». 8Dr:
Llc'd. My Way Co. 541--0l.'£. CERAMIC tile De'IV 1: experience. Send resume to DELIVERY 1: Sfockman eapam1. 54t--2!H'T. lfmt i! ~ wo~e:i::: CALl,ORNIA BANK pmven tr a e k record ln a white 18" remote TV, $11.
Drafting remodel Free est. Small ~501~ ~n!er"°~ Fltime', Must be .18 See INSTRUCTIONAL AIDE Call Mn. Adams lOt Main Street rrtal!qernent A: the ablftl)' Royal portabk t)'JlnT"lt.er, ,-
jobs welcome. 536-2426. M Call!. 92626 Harold, 495 E. 17th St., CM. For pre eehool claa. Must 644-757S HuntJneton 8each to spark ll('W buainesa. Send $3S. Bar ltoob, $12 -.
PLANSHou.ses, Re m o d a , esa, · DELIVERY men & sates be fiuent ln both Eballlh I: "'"'811 reswne w I • a I a r )' l'f'-Cane hlch badl arm dlaln,
Room Additions. S50 up. . Bookkeeper jot. open. S3 br to start. Spanlah 4 hrs per day. Ex:-PART TIME. Male, preftt qulrementa to lliulf)e(I ad ~125~,_-~=·'=-~--557~-Eves. 551.13695. lllJ We need ooe auto~ve Call Mr. Wilson ~2440. perience with pre1ChOOI or ~~...;'.!,~· Fe.Jrcrruada Equal Oppor. Employtt no. 464, c/o Daily Pilot, P.O. 1· l...oolr = b 1 ck
Gird-Int L14*J::•1t Bookkee~. Send e DENTAL RECEPT eotn'le work in ear I y •"'"'" ·-~ 1............... Box 1560, eost.a Mesa. Ca. nauaalQide lie blue .. , to Box 50'.l, C/O Dally Pilot, • childhood education Pf'da'-100 Fair Dr., 0:.ta Mesa 1----. 9'263>. 90fa $40, ma r mmd • l;:.;~BO~~G~ARD~;;ENIN;;;;;;;;G~-j.iiiiiiiiiliiii-'IMi•I S3tl West s.y s--. Colla 25 to «l yn. Exi>'d. ml. Pleole apply m pcnon • PARTS MAN REAL ESTATE Equal o_.. Employ" nylon""""" areo ""'110. Resi~:~!1a1 .loll W.m.cl, M-le .700 ::::.:.e:i-~-oENTC: =~F~'d in &t~ ~~~ r~~~~~btttor. ~~di~ ~ Ful~~~?~~~f. ~lg~~::~::;
Itv1ne lndultrlal SCRAM LETS We need one Autornottve X-rays le oral evacuation. Office, 26l2S Vlctorl.a Blvd., PBX Operator Answerin& bank baa created the follow· Chevron Stadob, 30 o o Idaho P\ace (Kela Verdi)
Complexes. • Bookkeeper with OMV ex-548--3844 , Capistrano Beach. Service ex~ only Ina career ~na:•· All are Fairview, C.M. C.0.ta Mesa. se-.38ft.
557-4299 aftl'l' spm. pelllence. Send ftttlME!' to DOG GROOMER ~ apply 8 to 4 Mon thru Fri' Jo.:ated In H.B. I: have xln't Sl'ATIS11CAL typla:I pa.11-BLK na.U&h queen a alttrlp •
EXP. Hawali&n Gardener. ANSWERS ~ w:t :!; ~ ~ Exper. f/tlme. 536-15.91. IR\'1NE ~ 657 w. 19th St., Cotta Mesa: Mluyl; beneftt plana. lime, for Lquna CPA firm. ~~ ~:=·of~.!:
Complete earden a er V • Mesa, C.alU. 92SG. DRAPERY • CARPET Sales CCD\nrrc:eo a&m.V"'V PICTURE Framer, Lquna. R E L Officer Call .f84..<n68 for appt. & 1•111 Its t.ate, $10 ea. pr ••
K a malanl , 64&-4678, Bemoan-Llven -Piam-sooKKEEPER /typ & Decoratorb'Pe i alioassilll, ..JLl\rl\...C-~'"""-' Exper • .elltna. atlectibr, • • Mn TEACHER needa bab)'lltter blk 2, .. Toie 11 ao. '
642-1337. Forgot -TO a son. h Inun&d pog1.tk,,.. ~ busy store, s;;o. mo to Free le he ~ttioaa rnatttnc. Part or f/timl". Min. 2-J yrs R. E. k>an ~k-for 3 yr old boy. 1:30 to 3 roll awq bed, nu°:'&t~
HALLORANS Lawn/Garden Compensating talent: She ~Pen &e«.oo 1tart. Perm. 492-2254. Screw Mach Opn to 18 hr Plew re-e.Pllb-. ( 213) ldn& l!"Xptr. lncludlne com· pm, my home. 54S$i23. us. Call bef 9 am or aft $. •
M •,~ht~hlc e, n~•u a!~ t y ~:-~ stie'11:~d ~ ' . DRAPERY 1:x~'"'s.c• ~, ~-.. to101UK1........ ~1670. ~.Pret. ba.nldnl rou~•-Powdered fhtal!I. 613-3892. •
wo ••=~ P. =· ="'· ·-.. --.. e BUSBOYS WORKROOM · '~u=• ·~ Procl1. Maclolnl1t1 •-alMr WI ~· "' Udo -laity MOVING lo • .. -•1a, m ... Free ellt. aft 6 • 962-9703. a man TO a BOIL. ' Secretary to $650 ......,... &JVWinc oo Xln't oonda. tuJMnu AL'S Landscaping. Tree re-Job W•nted, Female 702 • DISfofWASHERS Ex.per. or trainee b' mark-Pit Receptfl'ypt.t $2.50 hr. & Toolm11k.,.. Min. 2 yn. exper, heavy rtal-N.B. so-mT. RD tutr 88.UL lle'tr oU
mova!. Ylr4 remodeling. 0000 TYPIST e I COOKS :: t ~~ ~~ ~~~"" :: f: p PTop.5$11. lrvtneNOAreF£1.ES ~~Al ex::::-..:•..: TRAVEL .._,, -tor ~ '='• ::..:
Trash hauling, lot cleanup. Full 6 Part-Time Service 900 w. 17th St., 488 E. 11th (at Irvlnel C.M • • 11rtJe1-•harp pef'9IJlll with mln. 1 yr iow.t.t, I ftxf W»N, dlnef. :n:oi:~n·:-~ ':!:~ :.:.-wmprl~k:; New Reataurant =-~~ mooey terr ~ Perso!:i~nlce1 ~rw;!e"'r.iotnceallWaw/ ~.:.;:. ~ ;,;;. ~o o d .
Gardener. Reliable. Free •nd deliver *-H.B., Apply In Penon OuiBtnJ.u. Need Cookware 112 No. Tower ~ in R.E., title, n..n., PUot ad 0M 507 c/o AMERICAN ot MartinMUe
eat. Call 9S-49'14. F.V., w .. 1, 75c por "• Saleamon. Wrk on oomm. JAl'.i!ITOR U-Buk Souaro m<>r1Pi< °' oon1tnldlon ~ M~ P. ' Box l.lell, lllr din rm Ill. 0... -·
JAPANESE Ga rd e ner. or wlll work by hour HOCHMAN'$ 962-5Jl6 for appt. "EXPEIUD{CED Onlnae, Cafll. eom~.~T·om ~-.. kl Stcrtl SUXt. t.Jv Rm Adm
Complete Ylr4worlc and II 1474195. DELICATISSEN I ELECTRONIC -tor Lou _PM!_'1!<! 547-6446 ~ ~ VETERINARY -foe !unt. Incl ...... -A Oeanup. Free est. flC.3102. co RESTAURANT A.sSEMBLER DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 13>-l61l6, '°""""" ontmal -Ital. N.B. ll'tu. -· Qoem> Br..._ ele. * EXP Ja Gardener Na:D help at home? We Com !al, prodUCHIXl, ir 2480 Ha.tt>ar Blvd Aak kr Rac:hel May )Qa btcqround, or lend UW to train l'l:ftin&, lab, AD top cd Y"tpCz. al •a.. ~n~:.· CM: ~:ek~. ~r:~: -428~~~ Ing·~~ w . JANITO=Me:pervisor, ~.~'da:ot~ ~t!:·&u~~· ~~du~t': ~.:~RD<f~ •
Experienced Gardener :.=taken. UpJohn , EqualOppor.Employer EXP'D UPHOLSTERER ~p'7· over 25, part =.s.n::ld:..~= So.C.lff. lst ~-·~·~~'!! ~~nc 1 ~l e~
Cleanup, MalnL Reuonable CARE OF ELDERLY IN e 546-6014 e me tun Ume. 979--3923. Empk))mfmt. Apply In National .... Mesa, C.allf. . 6t+-7051. •
CallM&-Q52 HO CARWuh.Cuhler -• ~ J OBS pern1 AM onJy. Equa!Oppor E ~ WA~ P/tlmt'.~r Gonoral Sorvlcoo ~ •. ,,.!"Es. Beach A EJ Toro ...... ...... AIRIC STORE URGENT!. y NEEDED emu .. -Corp • m :n. Oock1aJJ1 ~ food. Nk'o 2 Ref"''" 1 ........ -· ~--.~uanlla. I e •---~-~ ·-~o.u .. ~-·-1 l(l(Ylollor. 2 -
SEWING dno !O ?N~•~ ee-• ·~ MANAGO ·==·-;Openolon .... -..-v.~ Roaf lotat.Salol ·-·,"'.:""· .... -.......... mhc. Rainbow WI~ campers, mot'il~ homes,,,__...___~ •cuu. --• a.u.c.r FREE ~ btt •" ftami~ MT toe
Malnton•-otatton-.,etc.645-8815. = ..:'.° ~~1~: n;,:Expcr1~""'· ~at : lwu..,~Typi.o The WANTED • Nl>Wl UIOVINO.' m..-;, ~ -. :
Commercial. realdential, oon. PRAC 11Uf9e· k. Xbrt pbOne calll. See mar, Back PORTER INN, 835-2T.'O In1ne 5'1)..4456 4 Experlf'ON.'d boobhe!VN. bldl, T V , • ~:tl ~lcome. &75-0429 Dr'a f.et.. $2.15 :b.-. Daya. Street. 25 Fubion Ialand, Room 285, Bill j< m1 aftel' NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO \.leeftM Tr•ln... only. Cround 11oor = wuher, cir)u, ,.... ·
or ma ei. 836-07'J9, 54.3-ll87. N.B. 1 P.M. for inlo. Tempo Temporary Help 1..lmJtMI Time Onty lty tort~ M&flt men. Como ':'I0--7'-:1!11'="7;-• ---,.,.......,..-! ~'nfANsmall Alljo~ C:: Help WanteCI, M & F 710 * CASHIER • Expe.rlen<:M FEM.-~~ 2 br, i ha, ha: JUNIOR SalHmm: 10.15. 1 Al LY ~~:C:,:ge 0: Pll'IY btrwtl•• I: f.l"t'& Mmo •••Bola A maldat• low ...-:.1...,. B-9374. 54&-9'123. NCR . . . nighta. Call apt. er 5 o wbd9.. Eam UJ.$CJ per wed( ect· =~A ta .... ~ ,..... plan av1lllab~. Nf!'W st0tt -u-~:.~--..... ~ .. --..,_.._.....,. · ACCOUNTING 613-~ Mn . Frank. stl-e'l3 ting new cmtomen tor the ,_, now taJdna: •Pollcadona. _,..,. .......
Haullnt CLERK CLEANING penoo, 3-5 nu QUICK CASH DAILY PILOT. Thlm 111 no t a Ntw or ::.==•: G~~A~ 1;.r~~'!:c MAPLE drop ant Harw.t
GET RID 01" THAT 2 Yrs 11"''1 """""'",,.. e><per. por wit. Ole. In N,. Center. ::"""i:..ie -~doe• p I LOT -· ~ 1...U.1'<e. """''"""" Beod> Tbl, Do<on -2 ilul-UNSIGHTLY TRASH A includin& inventory. Req't S«nd nmme to: Oaaatfted 0 dtlivenna TraJwpOrtailan c: Complete -traln~ Pf'Clll'lm. WJIO WANTS TO WORK• bury Chn, IG-?m
DEBRIS. FREE EST me of 10 key adder, ealcu-Ad No. 48.1, Daib PUot, THI UGH A DrOYtded • We wot1r: bD' F'OO&re manqemmt OJ!lll'W'" • KRODlU.Jl Snl.a b ' d , COLL. STUDENT. 548-6428: lalor I-f;ypfng-. Keypunch P. 0. Bo.-1560, C:O.la PrfC"P, hours after ICh:lol and B on b.Wlltlas. Call Mr. Sk>e.n at ,..,00DSERrvE A~! _ __._ KJtcbtft IM. Bednlom .W..,
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YARD • Ganae Ceanup. 100% Fee Paid 81 0>tnpP1 89)o653I. m ,.,.. ... Ou .,..... I ~ I. t lZ. ~
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GARD.EN GROVE DATSUN
13io.1. !iA_~BOR, BL Vil.·• GA~l;!I ,ORO'.(E\ ' *'' "'§34-1255 .. ·I ' . ' . * .
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Beach Blvd. 842-8803 ·• • \:&QUI w • HUNl'INGTON BEACH &ood mllff. (iarrlFj. _,....,..for rent. $1799
"12'1DINJ:BAGO. :Ir, CONNELL CllEVllOLET
-..· ... -. 2828 Harbor Blvil .• o.m -. 546-Ull
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Parts .Body Shop
·--·--concHUoning, bucket 1eata,
E~ •. aeoor~ (982BSL) •
Unheard ot Valle at $2189.
· , GUsrAFSON
LJNroLN MERCURY
U1800 8eli.ch at Wamer
· Hunt:ln«torl Beach 142.aM "
"12 CAPRI llDI, Up!. air.
AMIFM, dear, melallic
-$2!00. 53H5llS.
,*70 Y.W. ~.::::: . 52195 .. . ; . ' "llRAZY . KELL Y'S -
'68 MERCEDES ;1~· 51995
4'1r CCMMI._ ...... cty.
•69 TRIUMPH=-~-$AVE · ,
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t.,iOTORHOME SALE
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58&-0674 afttt i pm. -.
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·69 r....., XKE. 2 + ~ a1r, $150t., ·~ -
wire wbll, auto. New tires MERCEDES '58, ZID 8, 4 dr,
le paint. Mt-5215 eves. clean! Ruhl weHt 8un i:oot. NEWPORT
NA.CH l(ARMANN GHIA = OUllc sno .
1000 w. ·c..11 Hwy.
645-6400 '64 GHIA • Like new, big MG ---
bore engine, • new paint, ___ ...;;=~--!
bra.la!9. etc. See to apprec.
$195. 64M8ll9 or 5.ll-Ol!ll. '67 MGB GT •• llUST SEE!
MAZDA Excellent cobdWoo. ........... ....
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AIL CARI· UJllD Alli
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1969 59UARllACK 1971 YW IUPB IUG .... , .......... ., ................. .
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IALI ~ICI t 1691
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· IALI ,.ICI $1391
1970 YW IUG 196' YW IUG
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DEM SALE!
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1 I ~.rpltSCHE lllUMPH vo'usWAGEtol VOLKSWAGIN AMC MICK ..
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-Croup,A~Cood. RUNS GOOD * $500 Radio. •tlclc. _.""" LO""'-HIUI St U.
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1""' Mll'!!!,<,,J ""DZRI. '66 TrlwnJ>O Spllll,., New only 9,000 ml. otlll under CON'~ ~2!!.'mn• ~ ~°'au~~=: = -.:: ":f.oJ:.~• ~ • • , • ~; , J ' ' . ~ Engine, New wt\ l t e w a 11 warranly. AM-FM radio. """ ....... '"'''"" ... ~w1.o1:o' di~wtilie w/black fn. ~---t-ttranft.t) CREVIER MOTORS Hres . .=,maroon ftniJh MU1t lff to appreciale. 2828 llarbot Blvd., ,_ ... __ ' ···•-' ....,.,......,,. car. ~ ... .._,. · t 1 ! ,, 1 ,
D W. 1st St., Siinta Ana 2350 ff Pvt Colla Mtsa ~1203 ,"';~:.,. 1 J';;m-.... ~... . s·11n
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PORSCHE 912. 5 •pd. VOLKSWAGEN ~ equip.I Re<ent . ~~"" Jobab1. ad. CUST '~N ~HM~ J!!.1ioo Im ) I n .I tent, uaaae' rlUL, hU • ~a..> ~ .,.,.
• ..__':"cu33a.!.. co;;;· VW Bui, 1966. Reblt eng, '71 11111 BUG tery. Good dres. Many UNCOLN MERCURY ~5S7~i6o '""" · transmlsalon. Xlnt. priced JR xtras. $1850 . 161kX>BeacbatWamer ~CK~~'56$1~?.
TOYOTA to ..,11 C.U 548-1568. 613-«m/846-3890. Hun-n """"" 5.1H9!6. .69 vw. ll,""" actuaJ ml. Stick, radio, 1ov.' miles. J{i I ;:;;71c=;;v:;;w~~"'='.':"Bug;;:'.'.:-;M;::o .....-....
HERE NOW
TOYOTA .
-color Sharp C643DDVl ' • • ~P'' · aga, J ---'-... _.,._....-'-----!'.:\'\;~ tires. Xlnt • $1.699 . :.~™,;..~. ~. ·~ IUICK CADILLAC
'69 VW Bui. Good cond. CONNELL CllEVROLEr owner. 540-635.1. YOUR ONLY
• me; • ""' H.-Bl,d., VOLVO '72 111•-L lleclN
, ALL NEW FOR
Call aft 5. 837-6499 Costa Meu. M&-1.200 ~ tACfoRY
vw eam.,,, Elect ,.,,,., '" '66 vw c amper HERE NOW 225 C8toln AUTHORIZED : '73 i •n Clter•r,.::• 51111 Now!
$950. crptd, Oean. 1700 eng, Swxllll Interior, Radlo, 4 Dr, Atr Cond, Full PoWtt CADILLAC
has oU sump, fi45.-5614 Heater, Exc~l!ent Cond, YOLYQS Beige finish (158EJS). ·
• '63 VW deJW(e carnper bus, ISQD359). $4250 DEALER
'""""''· xtnt aind. Mw;t .. 11 $12'5 W FO La-1 ~ of Cadll· th~ week. 61H6ll6. CREVIER MOTORS ALL NE R lmmadlate Dollvery 14ca In o.wnp Coun17.
'67 vw BUG 208 w. lit SJ,., Santa Anl\ 173 LEASING BaJet.IAt11Q&.
ne11' engine 1: dutch. S750. 135-3171 '72 Clt•r•nc• S•lt Now I ALL MODELS =~5.1&-<1547.c.c-"-l""or,,,,.962-_1265,-,-~ '70 SQUAREBACK. Air cond. 1\a ....... l AND MAKI$
1966 H•"""'71 'y· OcY.MO.TA..,..,:io., ·~ec .. ::i"ca1 ~":'.;. m;', d, ~::-::r.::."t.~";;(\'.i;~: aYfMYDLYf.IOi&O • Soutllem Calfarnia
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LAND CRUISER VW '68, Bug, lo miloag•,1='"'~·=-~-=-= 1966 Had><>•, CM . ..,._~.,,1 1st National Am/Fm radio, p 'i -pt y . 1700 CC VW, cl.,. ratio
551-5787. tram:. Fiftet'ns %. mi. lOO '64 VOLVO Ba..i. l '
4 ,~·h. drlvt'. Radio, 3 speed, '69 VW BUG . $950. Radio & H1!:v, Ena! . ~ .~·196:'1 1T1·• z Dr. oJ sPffiJ, maroon with '"' easmg lock. hubs, ll,IXXJ miles. 4 Heater. XLNT COND. .........., nvea l.~. 0 er. rebuilt engine 8(XX} miles
ton elec. front mounted Call 962-8725 eves. ~546-9529~=_,· ,.--=,---==-. ago. Betler hurry tor this
11.•inch. Super c I ea n. FOR Sale, 1969 vw Van. 'Tl Super Bili'. Sunroof. one! (OPF607l Only 5749,
(917EL.'C). Good ~ $1 """' Stereo. Clementine. Sharp! Bill M•·•y Toyota, 18881 WILL DEAL c~":;,. ;=· $16'0/ott". &<f.4242 oxl 4J -.. .,:r-t1111, .,..., ,..,,,.. Beach Blvd., Hunt. BeaC'h.
2001 Michel8on Drive
!Comer of MacArthw-)
Irvine, Calli. 9'54
714/833-862) 2Jl/62!--0367
3600 HARBOR Bl..,
COSTA MESA 5'0-910!! Open s~
'69 Cadllloc Elclorodo
l.Daded, 1 owner, 116,COJ miles
$1699
CONNELL CHEVROLET '69 VW BUS SNRF or .,_..,.,,.,,.., 847-8555.
' ' l968 V\VV {Kombl)Stl90 '56 BUICK Si>@ClaJ.Cherry.69 ""nvertible $2950. -H•n·bor Blvd., Bed Sl625 · an . . '10 VOLVO, 144, 4 d•, AM· -~'"·n. 37-mi •-"" · ~"'::'.. M... ""'1...l""~ * ~ :,.. Finn Ot1&inaJ. owner, Xlnt ..., Ml\ ml o.:unwuu ..,.,,, · ..,.....,, Ab93lotely perlect! All lux • .... ...,....... esa_ f'TI<. ~ =--c=-.C.,c-,,=-=c: I mech cond. Factory tape FM, air, auto, SN,~ • 6154i9L No call• after 6: 30 ury options. Wholesale prli> '67 Toyota Corona '63 vw. Sunroof. Great deck. Cal 644-<1616. Excel oond. $2450. 557-8396 p.m. ed for quick &a.le! Dave,
4 speed, auto traru, radio. transpo:S-~:3715 * , 'Sf vw sunroof. Cocoa Autos, UMd 990 1965 Buick Sporta waaon. Ex· 49Hl615, ~1972. 'U'" brown.. N t1fta shocks eel oond, white, radio, auto, '66 CADILLAC convert. Beau light b!ue · Don't pau this '67 VVt', Sqback, Clean, Xlnt $485. Ben ~ur aa.i, Harbor So. Coast Car Leasing PB, no aJr, $500 or Best blk wi red leather inter. All
buy· below book <TXPtl4f concl. Orig. owner. $850. & a .... C.M. SPECIALS reu otter. 6W<IUO. extraa. Full ........ Fine colll:I. Only $899 at BJll Maxey UOJ .... .
Toyota, 11®11 Beach Blvd., Phone 644-2696 . ·10 vw suncUal camper, good -1967 Ford-Station Wagon • '6'9 Buick Skylark.. Excel Pri. pty.-l1310. 552MU. _
Hunt. Beach. 847-8$55. 'TI VW Super Bug, beige, body strong eng. F1nancing 9 pau. w/air $750. cond. Low miles, Priv. Pty. 1972 EL DORADO Coupe I xlnt, 25.SOO ml. $1600. firm! avail: $2'200. or T.O.P. 1971 Ford L.TD 2 door call 557-fll4 or ~7517. · blade, bla.ek, black. 9,ixx) '69 Toyota Corona Going ovel":!IMI. 962-7155 645-772t. =.top, air, clean. 1970 Rlv"'ra.· all xtras, MU1Jt mues, like new. All extras
i Black vln.)'I top nver rt'd, lo * '66 vw Camper with 'TI Superbug 4 Spd Stick Lease et $!19, per month sell,1 S3D'.I. Call Bing days, with tape. $7600. 642-il419 1
' mll!'S. See it, try ii, buy ii! brand new en"°. S1300. or Shift, SUnroof, Beautiful 1971 Ford LTD Brou"ham 838-491· 1970 cad, 4 dr, DeVllle, gold
(570AGG) Only $1093. Bill best otter. 548--7449. Blue flnlah, Runs Like New, 2 door lull pwr, $2875. FO w/brwn top, fWl pWr, lthr
Maxey Toyota, 18881 Bl'uch e ·w V\V e BosseR Car &l!H.644. 1973 Chevy Monte Carlo TIME R uphol, frn stereo, sharp
Blvd., Hunt. Bearh. 847-~').'). Xlnt oond. $1400 or best of .. 58 VW, aoo<I tranap. car. fully equipped, 24 nio. oond. Best otter, 546--3086.
MECHANICS Ideal '6 6 fer. 645-5128. Good runnin&' oond. $300 open end lease. Immcd. DAILY PILOT '69 El Dorado. Blue. Xlnt
Toyota Sta wag, good borly, ·71 VW BUS, conVerted Cam· caah. 646-45)6 art 5:15 or all delivery, $139. per mo. cond. $3875. can 837-9517 &It
need• eng ..... 1150. Re•. I"''· Exira•. 11100. Orto d8" Set/Sui>. 300 w .. 1 Cout Highway CLASSIFIED ADS -',;•,,m,,. ,--,..-,,""7".,--.,..,,11 54&-5233, Work 979-8873, ask owner 892-25M eves. MUST sell '68 vw Camper Newport Beach 1)45..2182 1966 CohV. Clean & in xlnt
lot Sandra. b k ,__ After 5 call 673-8269 nd •-•• -·--• '66 V.W. BUS. Good cond. 2 n<!W ,,,.,,,... ra " tu~. CALL 642-5678 "" . ~·teacher ~~ &
; lr.~.Tg~f· f°0:~1cdfn ~~ new tires, Re-bit eng. 1250 Call ~7691. Claulfled Ads ... 642-5678 dt'iven, ~7769.
1925/0ller, -· Autot UNCI 990 Autos, UNCI 990 Auhll, UNCI 990 Auhll, UNCI 990 : · own lime 540--0983 '66 DELUXE Bua, eftai.ne :;:.;.:;::.•..:::.;::.:; ____ .:.;.;;...:=;;;::~;;:;;---..;.;.;;;_;.;c;.=c..;;=;_--------'-'""",_ ___ ;..;11
I:. CORONA '6911970$ :,."'·oirn· xlnt. $1l5G. mac. 17,500 ml. 1.. . rig. 839-6156
• owner. 64HT79. ;:;;;-=::-:==:~::n~::---:::. 1 '70 Bug, IWll'OOf, amJ un, nu
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1959 TR 3. Xlnt conct
New paint &: Pnginl'.
$550. 673-15.13 1tft 6 pni.
'67 TR 4·A, wire whls, IRS.
nu Michelin X, 45,000 mi,
orig owner, $1365, 646-mJ
'58 TR·3, detachable hardtop,
wire wheel s, xlnt cond. Belt
offer. 536-1751
l967 VW $quarebaC'k. Mint
oond. Stereo, pvt party,
Ma-731.6
'63 VW. 1200 re bit, Many ex· tras. $1200. VMP Knee
Boan!, ""· ..,....,
I '66 SQUAREBACK, radial
tin>• • e '67 BUG. 49+-<1731.
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'72 CLEARANCE
Value Champ.
Da11un 510 with ol'erhe«d cum
engine, 1afety front di1c brakes,
!ndepend91lt NaT susperWon. Ss--
cially modified lor economy a nd
Jus:ury with bucket Mata, lull vinyl
int.rlor, tintlld glau and whUnaU
Hr.._ all 1tandard.
GOOD SELECTION
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'67 CHIY. 1/2•T. P.U.
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We Have The Finest Selection
Of Previously Owned Cadillacs In
Orange C.ounty Plus Many Other
Fine Automobiles.
'72 BUICK '72 OLDS 98
Ele<:tra 225 Custom. Vinyl top, vinyl interior, Luxurious 4-dr. Hardtop, factory air condl-
full po"·er, factory air condJtlon!ng, tilt steer· tionlng, full power vinyl top, beautifuJ tapes..
lng wheel. AM/FM atereo radio, white rdde try Interior, tilt wheel. Auto. trans., radlo,
wall tires, etc. Very low mileage. lmmaC'ulate . heaW', W/W tires. Ab8olutely showroom fresh
(64l·DZZJ. '4999 WITH LESS than 9000 miles. See to believe.
t588EAD I. '4999
'72 MARQUIS BROUGHAM '72 GRAND PRIX
4 Dr. H.T. Full power, factory air. tllt wheel, Vinyl top, bucket .ea.ta,. C0n80le_ power st«r-
lng & br&ket1, elec. wfndowl, AM·F'M stereo, A.t.l-F1.i stereo, dual oomfort aeaU, vinyl top, tUt wheel, air CObdltioning, very low mileage. tapestry Interior. (681EAR} . t690-ELU J.
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'71 EL DORA.DOS '71 BUICK Factory Air Conditioning, Full power, tilt & Riviera Cpe. Factory A1r Conditioning, Vinyl telCK'Oplc ste~rlng, stereo, vinyl top, cloth or top, full vinyl tntertor, tuU power, tilt steer· fUll leat.J.'ler interior. Most all dlx. extras. 4 to Ina, atereo etc. (887..cJ'N). chooae from. Al low rut (226-CJS).
• 5999 .........
'89 BUICK '71 SEDAN DE VU.LE
Rlvil•ra Cpe, Factory AJr CondlUonins, Vln)tl Vinyl top. leather lntertor, dual comfort seats,
Ml power, factory air, AM·FM, power door lop, full vinyl interior, all power, tilt steering locka, tilt wheel, crube control, twill&ht sen· wheel, 1tL'l'\.'tl. many dlx. extras. (XRG.Q) Unel, radial tires. Lal than 23,000 rnJJes.
•2555 (176-ETBJ. •
•ALE PRICED
'70 SEDAN DE VU.J.t: ... GRAND PlllX
Vln,)11 \Op, ti.paltry Interior, lull powerio!:: Fu.II p>Wel', factory air cond.ition, bucket teatl, ~ a.ir, tllt wheel. AM·FM, power door comole, Ult wheel, ndlo and ~ter. white 1ht aentint'l. ('44·ASI) 11de wall tlrt!1, (YBP..()81). . '3999 Put
'18 CUSTGM EL CAMINO •u COUPE DE vo.J,E
VS, :1 !'ll('<'d, power Atl.>crlng. power brake11, Fac::tory aJr condltlonlni, virQ'l top, full pow· l'ildlo, helltc1', radltll whltf! "''1111 tires. maa: tr, ttereo radio, cloth or leather Interior. 3 to v.·h('('\g, extreme~ low miles, eu1tom .tor\009.U. chool.a fk'om, M low u <XTJ-663). exotic custom n h.
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Houn: 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM Mon. thru Fti.
9:00 ·AM to 6:00 PM Sat. and Sun.
'..:.__ 2600 Haroor Blvd., Costa . Mesa
.'140•9100 •
' To Luxury.
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SAVINGS
16 To Choose From
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; :, -· . )97o ·:toTII j:tD· 1971 Cougak-
Xl7 LIKI NIW
15,000 miles. Equipped with automa·
Uc, radio, heater, power steerlni-
brakCl·wlndoWs, factory air condi·
tioning, Landau root. Muat aee &:
drive to ·apPreclate. (~FPQ>
$3575
1971 Bolek
•IVllllA
lJke new. AttractJve lime ftoft wfth
dark green Landau roof & match. In·
terior. Luxury equipped. Full power,
fact alr, AM-FM stereo, tilt wheel,
chrome wheela. (CXIJDBW)
$4375
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'89 C:.atlaental
HAIDTOP COUPI -·'
Beautiful condition, Lt yellow nni!h,
light gold landau \v/rnatchlng lnter·
lor. Equipped w!Pwr. steering, brak", windows,_.., ....... hMter, i..tocy
air. 1641EYV)
$2775
2 DOO• ~OP
Attractiv'e thru-out. F.qutpped 'with
V8, automatic, radio, heater, power
steering A brakes, Landau root, ta·c-
tory air. -(MOAEL) ~
$2175 ..
1967 Oldsmobile ..
4 DOOR HAIDTOP
White with burgundy interior, full
power, factory air condiUonlnii. ~
dau roof. (XI:><mJ) ' '
$1075
1969 Pontiac
IONNl.VILLI 11.0UGHAM
4 door hardtop. Landau roof, fuJ,l
power J.ncluding 6 way seat. AM-OC:
radio, air conditioning. (YCl...390)
$1875 ,
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GOOD '
SELECTION
72 & '7]
GREMLINS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Huge Stock Of
'72's & '73's at
'72 Closeout Prices
, -Matador Wagons -
-Ambassadors -
LEVI GREMLINS
NOW IN ' STOCK
Buyer Protection Plan
1. ,_ • .,., ... _ ...
What.v•r 9oe1 wro119 ffl•t i1 our f1 ult
-from 1 li9htbulb to • m1ior m•ch-
enio:el ia1 lfu11ction -the b1yer hat
this iro11c/ad 911•r•nt••I for 12 111onth•,
ot J 2,000 mil•1, w• wlll flit It -fr••
of ch•f;I•·
2. ~s.mc.
CUSTOM COUPE
Dec. windows, bucket seats,
,..m1um U..., P.S., v~
P.a.. radio. Nice car. {YCM836).
$2199
CONNELL CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor Blvd.,
O:»ta Meu. 546-lm:J
'67 CAMARO
+ lax per TI)(),
11 mo. 0 . E.L.
OR YOU CAN BUY
1mmedl•te Delivery
LEASING
ALL MODELS
AND MAKES
Southern Cardornia
1st National
Bank Leasing
10 Pu&. V-3, radio, power
steering' brakCI!. auto, atr, root rack, supcrkn" car.
l"53CLWl.
$3299
CtlSNELL Cll>.:VROL.ET
211~ I harbor Blvd.,
Cosla r.l e!lll 5-16-1203
'71 Ford ,,.
Camper Special
Autonmlic 1r:1ns. radio, 17,000
miles, •8Tl?lG.
$3 l!l'J
1 Low Down Low Terms r .. ho™' &&.>5700 I
i\llRACLE !l.IAZDA
2150 Harbor Blvd.
eo.ta M-
-Hornets-
W•rd S. L..e l11c. he1 011• of th• f111•1t
1irvice d•p•rt111e11t• 111 Soutftern Ctt/.
for11lt. Servlilg the Herbor Ar•• •in(•
1951 w.,d t... i1 pl•11•d to 1nno11nee
th•t their F11ll Service Deperlfnent i1
1teffed end reedy to he11dle your every
t11tomotfve ,...d,
3Xll MlchelllOll Drive AutomaUc trans, pow e r (Corner of MacArthur)
ltecrlni;, new paint. CUOL-· Irvine, Ca.Uf. 92664
'6' Ford Ranchero
VB, uutoma~ 1teer-ina, alt. ( ). ONLY
$195
HOWARD Chrnolot
romerol
Jamboree I: MacArthur Blvd
IU 1555
859. 714/8.13-8620 2L1/627'-0367
$1199 FOR THE -Grem6ns-
'68 JAYRIN '70 AMBASS. '70 GOIN
SST SST
Vinyl root, air cond., power
steering A brakes, radio,
""""'· (124LCK). $3295
CONNELL CHEVROLET
282S Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa 546-12)3
VEGA GT
'72 wag, drk bwn, air, 4 spd .
A Beaut/Make oUer. 567-5065
'71 CAMARO
See It • You'U Buy It
Lik• new. l 011 th• floor, le111tif~I 511'.,:;r Wfth bl1ck Full Power, Air Cone!., Low 111itet9e. 1129 INAI
'71 MALIBU
SUPER SPORT
Gold car. super ccndition.
Radlo, power •teertna &
brake a, automatic.
(13.1EI'E). Yi11yl top. Shtrp cer, (fJ. Perfect femily C•r. (149-$2999 456521 ASGI . Coupe. Power steering ,
bucket seats, vinyl roor,
radio, gorgeous. (146669). 51·395 52395
'73 .DOOGE '64 GMC
DART SPORT 112 TON PICKUP
51695
'69 IAVRIN
SST
$2699
CONNELl.. CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa 546-1203
CONNELl.. CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor Blvd ..
Costa Mesa 546-1203
'65 MALIBU
6 PASS WAGON "
L..11 thin 1500 111ile1. 12· E1c1lte11t condition. (L26-4 Spd. Reedy to go. ( M-
1967 Malibu. 2 Or. Vinyl t.op.
327, auto, air, p/a, dean,
low mileage. 84&-4303. V-8, stick, 44,000 miles,
radio, OK warrant y.
(PIX148).
01 FWCl 262) 1361 94 1 52695 5795 51695
AH We Prtc. .... 11n 114-n
'66 Nova wagon * $495. 6,
stick, r/h, new t I re s ,
brakes, vyn int SfG..3023.
'72 MONTE CARLO
$1099
CONNEU.. CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa 54&-1203
TlKE YOUR PICK
at Connell Chevrolet
100% FINANCING AYAILABLI
·arand New VEGA or LUY for
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WE HAYE
OYER 100 VEGAS and LUVs FOR YOU TO SIUCT FROM. ALL All
E9UIPND JUST THE WAY YOU WANT.
DRIVE YOURS HOME TODAY I
ONE OP
THE LARGEST VOLUME CHEVROLET DEALERS
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NO SHORTAGE HIRL OVER 350 CARS AND TRUCKS
TO CHOOSI FROM
COSTA MESA
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See lt • You11 Buy It
l.tAN A
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'6S Ford Gll.llde. !l,ODO ml.
Nu bib, ttnt, ban. Ndt
bod)> ---IG-lllOL •• f'ord Sta ..... au.to U.na, PIS. 141$. Good ..._...
tiofl car ,.lOl1f
'S9 FORD -SlllO
2 Dr, 6 cyl. auto, R A 11,
Body & interior ln gd cond.
IT ltUNS! Price finn.
• S0-3891 • * Pinto '71, r/h, 20» cc
ena:. lux deooor, told down
~ar aeat, stick, Sl&OO,
6@-400'l btftft' 5 wtcdya.
FOR THE YOUNG
AT HEAIT
1'11 MACH I
~ J'yt Men. Powtt •tentns. ~ ~
mmk and air t'OndttlOolnc.
Brlrw )'OU!' ctwckbooll. f5fl
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GUln' A l'SON
LL~COLN ME'RtVRY
16800 ee.ch •I 'A"ar'Nt"
HuntUict~ -~ 'Cl FORD Eulld:b'W V•n, ..,_...
• pm, ' SeU Ml.141 tt.ms -•.. IG6f7»i
970 A-I
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CAllEIS IUSES BllS
1W. MIS!!! I .. ,.. __ , ....... ,.. ....... -··la WllMI --·•1
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e VENTURA e VENTURA CUSTOM e FlltlatRD e lll'RIT e FORMULA e TRANS AM e LE MANS e LE MANS SPOltT COUPE
e LUXURY LE MANS e GRAND AM e CATALINA e IONNIVILLE e GRAND VILLE e GRAND PRIX
e SAFARI e GRAND SAFARI e LE. MANS SA'ARI
WIDE TIACK
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'68 ' c":::!~. !;~ .. ,,,,.;,,, $1599· rad;o, h••f•r. ()(8E 165),
!PSOll.
'7 0 Pontiac GTO H.T. Cp1. V8, autornolie,
pow1r 1te1tin9, factory air,
. vinyl top, lo mil1191. (2'42 ·
l70Rl469121, tP423l.
. '.{ ~-::::~.~!. '"'" .... $1 1499' 967JJ,, l·P&CMI ., _ ·
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$2399 '72 ~:=~~ ........... ".· $14B9 '71 · r1d10, h11t1r, (750 EKll), • ·tr
(9415AI. • • ... ., ,., ..... 1"'911 ,,,,.
'69
'69
Fiat 124S $1699 Lim• Gr••ll, Radio, h•et•r,
lu99•9• rack, air condition,
in9. !P-SOll, !046 GJVl.
lellr S111111Nd 1...U $2070
Firobird $1999 VI , a11tomatic, .radio'. h1•t· _
•r, powar st11rin9, ttr c:on-
ditioni119. 19,000 mil11.
!XJ 6291, IP422L
lelly S11111ted Rimi! 52165
'69
'69
9 p•ts. \18, •utomat.ic, r•~io, '69 Cotalino Wagon $2399 '65 . ha•ter, power dt•flng, air
c:ond. 31,000 mil11. tYOY-
077~. (P-410 ).
Kelly S ..... ted llltcHI SZSJS '69 Alla Romeo $2799 '68 GT 1750 cp•. Oriq. J7,000
mile1. S 1p•1d, r•dio, ha1t1r. '
IZBV 1221. IP-4211.
Kelly s.,, •••• latall 51225
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ROSS
Autos for Sale
l.ttlly S111111ff .... II SHlS
Lo Mons Coupe $18 9 9 VS, •ufomatic, powa~ 1f•er·
ing, air c;onditioning, vinyl top.
!XSE 7461 , !P4171.
Kitlly s....-... htaD $2210
Pontiac GTO $1799 VS, 1utom•tic:, power 1t1ering.
air conditioni11g, vinyl top. (662·
FVY ), ! 1160.Al. ·
i.fly ~ .... , $2100
Chev. El Camino $1399 Thi1 c:1r h11 o~•r $2000 in
tho molo< & '""'m;,.;.,, <
1petd, radio, healer. M111t 1ee.
!<'/45 0010, (Pl17l.
Firebird · $1699 · V8, autom1tic, pow•r staer-
inq, air eo11ditioni"q, vinyl roof.
!VIV 193 1. IP-4261.
Kelly s.,. ..... 19'1111 $1940
. . g Cougar 'XR7 · $
\18, pow•r wl11dows, power
•t••ring, vinyl top, air c;ond., 339
exc•ll•nt cot1d., (387 BSW ),
I P<473)', . •
'7' 2 ~~~:mT~~~~" '"''"' $489' 9 '71. air, 1+.r•o tap-9, v111yl top.
!453 EXNI, IP414l.
, ' lelly S11111ted ...... $6120
leltf s .. 1•slff Ritt.II $3955 '72 Cat•nrra Wliilon $4299 9 pa,1. Automatic, power
••••ril'lg, air c.ond., roof rec.~. .
6000 mil••· 12L4SR2032742l,
IP5051 , '71 Chev. Camaro $3399 · VI, ow1r 1f1eri119, 1ir cond., .t
vinyf top, r1lly 1port, eutomt·' -. •
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l:elfy S111Mtwd ltetoil SJ4f0 ~ '72 Mercury Wagon $4199 Col. Perl: Merqui1. Autom•·
, tic:, power 1t11rin9, air c:ond.
Erc:1lle11t condition. (028 FSll,
tPS06 l
'72
...,, s.,, ........... $5000
GMC Sprint $3.999 The El C•mino of GMC line. ·
350 VI, P.S., f•c:tory air, vinyl ·
top, bucket ••aft, ton11eau COY·
tr, tape, Mich. tir11. 6200
mile1 . ( SOIOH2BSO 1869), ( l70A2).
'67 Intl. Scout $1' 39· 4 wheel drive. Completely
equipped inc:luding utility box. •
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2480 Harbor Blvd. Cit Fair Drive
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l V2 MILE SOUTH OF THE'SAN DIEGO FREEWAY
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
8:30 A.M. to I 0:00 P;M;-'SUN. -'11 A.M. toT9 P.M.
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VEGA
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Autos for SM RAMBLER T·BIRD VE~A ltM\ PONTIAC -
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A·-" U··' 990 A to U··' 990 A t U··' 990 A·~ U··' 990 ~il pibapc & muUler, nu w2501r. dpr. hdalrtp. R&H, 1auto, PS, ~.1528very. clean, ~/htr he'ater~ 4 spd. $1375. Sparkling yeliOYI wj,th 4:
... _ Ml'lill u I , -U OI, -utu., -mg, tt Nds top. S . B, , Exce S 3 5 0 . .,..,... 1971 Ply. Cricket .. bucket tra:stlng black Jnteriot~l;i,"."111 1'"'-...;.""-'--'-----1 t:'hone eves. or wkends 548-548-8703 :.t... ~ _,,. <>=nvY• ,_-,. MUSTAMG OLDSMOBILE PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH 1838 '1 BIRD • ~~~;.;~ml/; .. ~. =: auton..:tic luw mil".·~· "$1s9'~u. ~
'70 PONTIAC Grand Prix, ----·-----$675 e Call 6(5'-f&S 1969 Karman Ghia radio-See lt . You'll Buy Jt ~: 'TI GRANDE VS, autom,
air, am/fm stereo, p/s,
p/b. MINT COND. $2995. ...._ .. LOOKI~' F.OR A '70 BELVEDERE ': .• .':~~' V=· ra. ~~ e'.""' . ..!~.tu~~ la~!"y '55 T-Blnl Power Seat., VALIANT ~te~!,.:':· ~~d.. c M "ft•~-I._.~:~
; '6 Mustang Fastback 390 4
.j !pd P/S, P/8, RIH, i clean. lo miles 18 5 O.
BOMB? tires, Beautiful or t g In a·I whl s nu tires & brakes. Power Windows, Au to 646-3242 · · -llnCIA Lalli!'
4 DOOR fi~h 'Wi th blue vinyl in-XJnt' cond. $2900. 644-2696 Tranll, Rarlio, He 8 t e r • '61 Valiant station wagon '--YOLt'-~
64~ • * nnevt a::, r; Black Vinyl Interior, Rul\11 hocks u~• ~ still in \Varranty. Surplus 1 • 1969 Olds tenor S795. MUSI' SELL 'GS Bo .1,_ 4 doo , Beautiful Gold Finish with Good •--,po~-~n New 1972 Vega Station W&Ron, i
Drive this sharp, "442" Radio 1 1. w r · all power, $5.i(I, Make offer. Good and a a collectors 8 . ' tires. · Co. ear, like new. Make of· 1966 liarbor, C.M. ~ mod~. i.r.s all the goodle< ·. au oma tc, P 0 e PONTIAC 54" ~-t 11950 .,.,.., Cl fi·' Ad 642 5678 r 54' ~.. -with ak'~itionlng. IXVF steering. (027BUL). 1 ~~~=~·------tem . ........,.,..... I ass1 C\.J s .. , . er, ~ Want ad results , , . ~
6171 · SIB89 $1099 '68 FfREBIRD Conv. Almo" Autos, Used 990 'Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 1Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used \.· M:. • 54H477.
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radial tires, disc brakes,
Xlnt cond. $1100. 963-1354.
GUSTAFSON CONNELL ClIEVROLET everything new, fully equip. r ~
LINCOLN MERCURY c!! ~a:s':r ~f2o3 peel, Pvt pty, but will accept
OLDSMOBILE 1&!00 Beach at Wa~r trade. 67l-5507.
Hunllrnrton Boaoh FOR MOM!
'67 OLDS 442 842-1144 Here's • re•I Duster
2 Dr HT, Air Cond, Auto * '67 TORNAOO-Air Cond. 1972 model with two doors.
Ttans, 35,000 miles. (UQB· 1'-UU.. POWER. J\.fusic. fully automaUc, low ~). , TAPE DECK. n1Ucage. f915EID). $2489.
'67 LeMans, vinyl top, P /S,
P/B, R/H, 1 owner, 19,000
ml approx. Nu Radial tires, 5.16-3229. GREA t USED CARS~
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·-~ 'f,6 Olds 88, 4 dr, HT, air, LINCOLN MERCURY · M-t lit-'~· PIS, P/B, Xlnt eond. 65,(m 16800 ~ach at Warner '68ndl'lmPBt. Captallna, 4 dr, air ~~·~-.;: I ml. 545-2427 Hunt1~:WBeach =~-i9s2.., s, $1500. cub.
'61 FIREB"J!l;a fully equip.
ped. Good .
• ·5Sl·l867 * '66 VW PICK-UP ................. $1095
Gfabblr Or•lllll· Rebulll EnQIM. (T ... 1011
'69 DATSUN 510 SEDAN .......... $195.l
' Door, lil.$dfo. O~WH nu
'°~ ~ -PLYMOUTH Cla11Sified Ads ... 642.5618 Need a "Pad"? Place an ad!
'£;r Olds Delta 88. 2 Dr. ~~~~~~~~~l:A~u~t~";·;;No~w;;;;;;;;;d9~80;;A;;u~t";;;;• £-~~;;;;;;;~9~80~ hardtop. Vinyl top. P/S. Air '65 PLYMOUTH Satellite V-8
cond. Elec wlndoWa. S!Ol. Auto/tranto P.S., P.B. buck·
Call 546-3583. et seatl!. Reblt eng. & tra111.
; '67 OLDS Cutlau s t a . New paint. $550. 1194-1009 or
Wap, New tires, air, One ~1146-~5_1~37_. -~-~~-II
owner, Sl«iO. ~108 I Want ad reau\111 ... 642-5878
Autoo, Now 980 Autos, Hft 980
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BUICK & OPEL
" DISc:OUNTS ARE
BIGGER
AT
TERRf BUICK
"LOW OVIRHEAQ DOES IT"
SU US •IEfOIE YOU BUY
TERRY BUICK
Ill* lnl
Stll & Wlllllllt,
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'67 KARMANN GHIA , ........... $1095
Radlt, Whlt9W•li., ' Spied, Cutlotn GraliOlr C>nfllll, TIW'led Te A T• ITGM lf'tl
'72 vw BUG ... :S ............... $1950
C-ry wtlaw, l>IKk ll'lterlor, radio, wheel !rim rtnp, 500t """' (7" l'llDI ,
'69 VW BUG ................... $1295
A:ICllo, H+ltar, Trim Rlfloff, ' SPffd. (WYll 07'21
'71 LOVEBUG CLEMENTINE $1895
Rldll 111111 l!Ottlr. i11,1IO)
'62 VW SEDAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $595
'68 GTO ...................... : $1495
• $0eld, ! Dr. l'lllrdto!I, vl"'fl reot. "" EXWl
'68 CORTINA G.f ~ ... , . . .. . . . .. . . $750
' IPlld, R.idlo, MMW. OCl.Y.) .
'66 VW DELUXE. BUS . . . . . . . . . . .. $1050
l'tlctd To kll Tlllt Wlltltn.r. (lllL tit)
'71 VW ;411 W~M>N ............ $2795 .,._.....,, w.m.r a....._ ....... -....... • bfltllt. \IC. ltfft•I
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'67 VW SQUAREBACK ............. $995
N-Aid P1lnt, lflll!lll 'Spaid. (YOX WI •'
/'68 VW FASTBACK .............. $1195~
Srlgfrt Y1llow, low MUft, W/l/Yf Tlfla, (YEV 1131 •
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C'Om!l!e-1• rtbUllt tr-.. enullll. Come down •ncl IHI (57726A.l
'70 VW BUS ................. :. $239
O.IU111 811et, •Mio, ShoW RIMI Plrftcfl IN (AS)
'69 VW Stj)UAREBACK ............ $179 •
oWlonwllk. Alt CIMll ..... I.Ow Lew Mii"-(%0Y t.f))
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'67 VW BUS .............. , ..... $1691
C~y Oflt~I ~. (190 ANO)
' . •n VW KARMANN GHl4 . . . . . . . . $1M, ·
1111111, bl.U lrlltrlot, radio. (Wl'I' Ml • • I
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LOADED INCL: Air Conditioning & Vinyl Top.
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· ' PR1CE . , I'. • ,$166 io.total dn. pymt. and $68.67 is total mo. pymt. for 48 m91. on 1ppr. credit.
TAKE YOUR . CHOJ~ E '3646 MONTH . .~~~-:.,:;;;·~~; ~g.:;1.6 incl tu, Ii~. all ~rrying chargOL ANNUAi.
.. 'H.T. ~:l~w~~~~ c~lionin:.1 :~~!•~~~~~-~~~~·~~ I ;~ulo~~~~r ·.~~~~!. DRIVE IT HOME TOD=A=Y=! ==::J
IYWS 5391 •'· 1943 CPS! . hHl•r. 1939 FWA·I ,
SU h total•· ,_., -.d SJ6.46 11 tofllf n-. t._ JO-.•...,,, ...... Defe.M ...... ptlM S111t.H W. ....................... ANNUAL .
ftlCINTAH .... lhll... ' ·' /·. ' • . -' . -:; ·'·' :,, . -' ' ~UIR· AD! GRAN $E -~UNTY'S· -----'!ft'9'--~--------.---· • :{i1'Y ~1 I ~~ r J. • y ~~t~E Sfi& .DOB : 1: HON.A CAR DEALER
· · -. See our BIG SELECTION of ~ TAKE Y<;),UR ·cHOICE•q54 MONT~ ·~·~ -.~E\V COUPES & SEDANS
·., 70 ·FORD 10 PASS. I '69 Mere. MONTEGO I 71 V8CJa Hatc~c:k ·
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L : '10 FORD LTD H.T. '65 FORD-FAIRL·ANE '65-CHRY•-WAGON -(IO~l 9 50l
1. ', Full pow• r ond •ir conditionln9. 2 d:. H.T. V,I, oulom•Hc, bucket
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1769 CPS I
'78 CHEVROLET
AutOmi1tie, power 1teerin9, air con ..
ditioftin9. 1526 IFEI
FUii pow•r, fi1ctory t ir. I EJS l2l)
$ 66
· '78 FORD 18 .PASS.
Wi19on. V8 , r•dio •nd hei1t.r. 1124-
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.'199 DOWN $71 A MONTH
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-.Onler You rs Now
DODGE SPORTSMAN
y.a, ••to. tra11s., radio, heater. (511B~n
'70 MAVERICK -
2.oooR
Full factory equipped Witt. rallio, heater, whltt-
wall tires ZRR654
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WAGON
4.Spted trans., rad io and heater. (Xllllt)
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$199MOWN $80 l :MONTH · . .roRJs -
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lool cleai.. Full facto;., •••ipped. (196FfH)
'70 .DODGE~--. . POlARA •
V-8, auto. trans., air"cnd., power steering,. pow. orbrokes.(DL41~1016) ' . •
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·Dow Jones M·ar~ .!'.
. NEW YORK (AP) -The Dow Jones
industrial average, Wall Str,eet's inost
closely watched indicator, bunt over the
!,~Int barrier in mld-<lay trading to-
day, ·aS prices rose In reaction; to Presi-
dent !il>i>n's re<Je<itJon viC\<"Y and
Saddleba'*
Trust.ee
Indicted
hopes for peace in Viebiam .
The Do w a'verage of 30 i6dust1w
stocks has never closed above Uie ma.&Jc
1,000 m8rt, althwgb it passed It !oOr '
times in intra-day trading orr Feb. 9, .
1966:
The Dow hii 1,000.15 at 9:~ p.m. PST
and a few.mlnutea later rose lo a•record
intraday high of 1,001.u. up u .1r pointa
for the day. !ts previous intra-day high
was l,OOl.11 on Feb. 9, 1966. . ~
Stoek p~ l'ffli sharply Wednesday
following till! preslclentlal electioll; • but
had fallen bact as a wave of investors
cashed in their gain5.
Prices began to rise again ~Y afternooo, and contlllled rlalng rapidly
this mornl,llg. ·
Advances outnumbertd declines almost
sadd1eback Community C o 11 e g e 3 to 1 on the New Yort Stock Exchange.
District trustee Alyn M. Brannon was in-Some 11.73 million shares had changed
dlc\'l'f today by the Orange County Grand hands in the first three hours in heavy
JUfl' oo niulttple bookmaking allegations. trading.
Indicted with him in Grand Jury acUon On the peace front, White House envoy
that now moves both cases from Gtn. Alexander Ha.lg conferred with
·n1unicipa1 to Superior Court level wu 0.. Prelldeat NgU,en· Van ·Tbieu· today in
Od car aalellnan Robert Emmett KeBy, Salgoo, ~· tocirork ouh\lliecl dif.
31, of.1135 Seacull Lane, Newport~ · f~" 9!',a. ~ :_...t.,with
District attpmey's investipton•IiopOd H11io1 . lfl time to ..00 ·.home """'"'811
to . .mlgnl!rmmoo, il; ofllala' &no·iftd ' trOopo at m· u.s·"""""" Xtlly latei loday in s..,.,ior Court!· . ll8ioL (S.c1tory; I 4) • · ,.
--lace <i>lrl'I 11111 · they eq; ... """"' for l1ro -.,el ·-'"'""'" ll!!lfiil'..Jlle ·~ii' . -~· ~ ailopd that BramioD u I H t, : ,..q Vlelnllilile
Od Ille rfl'I and !001· Gil • Id 11 Ito ~ • ~· -if the "mmclenMm."lna~llktWbrtti -r· ,,. · ~ tdllls of .... •· --• ; ,
-bad been odledaled to ap-
paar Nov. 30 .(II Harbor Judldal Dillrtcl Sex Edu~ti"'n . c...rt lo face l'I COOllta of ~ ~ !!'
........ king violations. He ls free oo ' "~O:.!t:ipel l'OUrl action agafllst Kelly Control Bid
bu been Slinllarly abandoned. He al!o Is
free on s101000 ball. R • n ..-:Y._ Bnumon was arrested In August eceIVe8 .Lie.lay
lhortly alter be allegedly attempted to
enforce payment of a $2,800 debt. His ar-
rest; CUmued a three-week investigation
byNewport Beach police and district at-
t6rney's investigators.
Kelly WU arrested two DIOlltbs later
J11ior11Y alter an Incident wliicb led
NewporUleacb poli<Uo. the home of a
wealthy locol bullnessman. The man told
~rs that a elgbt-lnch hunting knife
'wu burled llllo blo front door as part of
the penuallft tacllcs allegedly employed
by Kelly.
~ (AP).-: Tighter con.
trob over sex education in California
claBsroornt are. pr~posed In a resolution
prmnted today to the Stata Board of
Education. '
'Ibe reJOlutk>o wu presented at the sec-
ond day of the board's two-day meeting.
But action F Jioatpooed un!ll the
December meeting because of the
absence of Eugene Ragle of Auburn.
Ragle demanded an lnvuUg~Uon of
how sei; education claues are conducted.
Thursday, the board allo ... told that
the State CUrriculum Commllaloo, an ad-
P olice Susp!_.ct ~~~i:.i:e~J!°'&'!f:
. -""'1tioa explonatioa-<l·-'i-orlglnL~
Family Linked d.:i,:= .. :i:=...=
' be liven -1 bllllllg with Charles
'.To 22 Murders 0~~~~1on.yeara qo to
SANTA ~ (AP) -Aatbirt11es ft~ ..:=:'to miet in Doceni5er to
!tom eight 11111es • ...,.. oeeking a -11>1• ."'~ =iloa r.,iatloa -.i.. 1
lli* today -... a lamIIy of 1-nt key -. wllfcb ..W. klcol -•
laborers and ,a string of :II ~ auperinteadentl ftlo ·-.,.. outaide
bery-mun!en, at least th,.. in'°lving ---In "famlly UIO" or· -
waitresaes at doucblnut shops. -tioa ....,...,
FBI agenu and Inveatliators frml as Tiie 'ieoolutloa -prepored In tho
far away as Florida questlooed the five wake I" a ful'or cnatod tlill :i---appoandu ~-.....
pen<Rll about the bloody lllaylnp datlnfl b 111 --k. Ion P'randoco
bock to llrll In THU, Nevada, Utah, and Maria -.,
CGlondo, Kanm, Oldobomo a n d Today'I -•lM, ;,pre.,.pm-td!d bJ 8-J
Plorlda, poUee her< conllrmed -y. Heydt, 1•..itf , ' I nl to tbo baud, ta
Paden! kldnlplnc cblrs• have bean • • mrrlillt of • .,..... 1111 -
lllod ap1nol tho fallla' bl! of-.Ia.w of' T,11.:~· ::·,....... -bl ~':~ ... ~.fol.-I ldified bp mall.al,Mf:,1--, n.. fem!l1 membln ,,,.e In lall ln or, U llli,1 I P .. Ill .JODI lJooM
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QllntlD Pf'llon OD tonvktloria •'bt a tlC!lild ' ........ ra6rol ...........tet .-y llOd lboollDC of a lllp e· ·-··-1" ,._.. bn lilt Jome. , llletr I . • I
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lkCrarY lf7· hll wife Clroi)'ll 41· their Tiie llClla.!e' ttLl&u• ..._.i Iii; I.I -°"""' :It. -...,.;. a. m11Uon ,._.,. -c:llM"1I ..... ~ of~ ~ 11111 ll!r ., ... ,,. the ....__ dlrllW 111t ,...,...,
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-~omeromlng, fe$1ivili~ by San Clemente · Hlgb rope pitied. Tbe Tri tons take on Villa Park In foot.
sdiooi atutlen!S Tburs4ay·included a parade through« ball IAilllgbt at 8 q'cloc~ l!Oqsters hope the· home
city streets wft!J, d~cora_!ed cars. IJ!d ttu~lt.t and<tug, leljD "*as· fierce as 'lhe' rope luggers.
of W8'. One ·was' so· ltel'<e . tti.at !¥ ®Upling· on the · . · · · • .. ,
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Pa~~Ji~ ;?,r:e.fere,..c~. o'!: ~o,.cifpt ·to ~e ,Rtroeakd Soon
By JORN VALTERZA fauncbed; It bas'iiever been aliandOned, capacity by O>tlatmaa . °' "' ""~.,.. '"" but expanded, lnatead. . He insliled that be woold ftlbt double
The debate over the prospects of all-n:ae ~m rent theme f r o m a~ sesskllll to the point ol "losing my priD-
year school o0 many campuses in the mfl!iltra~ 'spokesmen, \1n cl u d l n g cipa]'s badge."
CapistranCI, Unlfieil. School Dtalricl lllOYed ~ees' Pmldenl Boll Jllinl, WU the The dlalrlct lnlflta that the only
to Viejo Schooi 'I'hlnday night. proopect of .runaway ~ In the allemaUves to 45-15 In the beavy-growth
The meeting In the school facing some dlmlct -ni!Utng ·enroDllJedt that will schoo!J would ·bl portable clallrooml
o1 tbe woral cwercrowdlng In \be district , -e Ione before .. , bood IUue could be · cooling fllll pei: lludent per year, cWble
wu the second in a ael'ie> iet by the ~ '!1i<f the money pul to . ..,. in new scssionl, ,.. mualve busing of sludenll to
district's all-year·scbbol committee to Ins acfiools. l""""°wded lcboota.
fotm parenll of tbe't&-15 program, then Viejo Principal Bob Elaton told porenta The other'altemaUve wou1d be the coo-
seek their preferences. · that their school would be Dlled to (llH AIJ..YEAll. Pqe I)
Altbwgh• !be CJl!llmlttee look t poll
after the Viejo session, spokesmen said no
""'1ts would be .....Ued until the.entire Gaff .Prognta
series of m~ings ends late lhill mouth. - -
Leading the discussion Thursday was
Mrs. Mary Jane 'Ibompeon, a Viejo
p&rent reprearnting a citizen's group op-
posing the 45-15 program.
Mrs. Thompson charged that the
district was "manipulating" all • year
school into the status of 1cceptablllly.
She instated that no data bas· been
fouiiirm oo.er dlstricta to show !¥'the
concept ·creates a better program. than
.UCI 'Faculty Votes 68-8
_NotTo.BackSexFilm Ban
the tradillon&! ninHnooth school ,.or.
1be committee bu suceested thlt 45-
15 would be a feasible alternative to
other more conventional waya to cope
with pupil ll'Owtb in the CUSD.
Siudenla -.Id attend IChool OD the
average of nine -ta and then baTe
three -•· vacation. This cyde 'ftllld contln., on & !S-11 bolls. •
Mn •• Tbimi-aa¥ Ibo .....
dliiPc lilll 11---for Milt? 7¥'1 *'lulltrltttlfl, alr Do.
....... and .... allo ,_ proWema
-· ibe --Ila!!. floon"oflorlln.~'•fll'IO!l-
-. .,., Mil for tlio -and t.be dilb1ct I I teJ tblttftlCml ....,..
blve ohown>IMt 45-11 .i -ldlool dtalrfeta ..-no ....r.,,.-and
!Mt in · ID tbo diltrldl wbele k WU
The UC Irvine faculty voled !I to I
Thursday ln refusing co raUfy an ad·
mlnlslratlon ban .. the lhoWing of the
tx>moeemal rum "seven In a Bam. It
Faculty members defeated by I
lhllar tlllflln I tfno.pll'I ,_,,_
mendatlon of Dr. Fndtrlc C. Lltdwfa,
cbainMn of the MMeJi'c h'eedom CClffto
mit&ee, wbk:h lo 1-11 ~ cmdol.S ..
admlntatratlon docl1illl lllt -to
P!Olllbk the Gay --Utdan rn.n =..the film 'u port of I pone!
;.:::::ti*· Lltdwfa . ... f1fm "bid Uttle-educaOtinal value." In tbl ,,, Ml_ ol _fll/ tltlblillt'hh ............... I.alWtl
re11med, Nbel to . allow Ult film'• lllowt.c did no1....-16M "taAilblp."
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She-R~ Away to &if'eilirother'· . .
11;: majority of faculty memben tcl-
d,...lng the lloue Thunday an.n-i,
11o ....... dllqreed.
The .......... that the educltlonll
YaJue of ant ..-wor on e•nipar IDUlt
be atablllll1~ lmted the need of• oam-
mltteo-tli ...,.... die eclllCllloall -of .n ....... •• -lndudblc Pf"' feaon' lectum, ane aaaested.
Drama prof-Rollert Cohen cfeein-
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analys!J of 1 e e r t a I n Id of
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Evicted
Tenant· Dies
In Explosi9Jl
BEAURECIJEIL, Fnnce (UPI) -
Retired miner Jean Pica. appm"lldlJ
' ' ' aeekil)g revenge over an eviction ~
booby-trapped hta apartmeal, thea·-
outside and blew bJmaelf up wllb
dynamite. •
· When officials tried ta enter hta flil, u
ezploslon killed all five membm of a.a
group, pollce aald today. '
0oe other perlOll WU serioully ln)nd
In the apartment ezplosion.
A«crdlng .. pollce, Pica. ... -ordered to move from bis apartment
because he was behind In hll rent
Oflldals said Ptca then ael out to Pin
revenge. They Aki that on Tbanday,
Pica waited ootslde the olllee of l(oyor
Julian Gauller who approved tho · 1"1<>-
llon.
They aald Pica, who -..-•• -
twice and oerloualy wounded the -·
They aald Pica then blew -up -dynamite in a nearby ditch,
Today, the bullding owner who bid
Pi<I evicted went to take -rl:':illl of
the flat under court order. owner waa
accomponlad by l1ro pollcemea, a
locksmith and a ,frimd.
WbeD the locf<wlth --with Ibo door, Ille 'portmmt uploded, ldllllc III
five perroaa.
Tiiey we. Identified u pollce ollloon
Jean-~ Pamto, rt, and,,_ Ver-
mant. •: Ille lldlclil'& = tJh Adrienne Nlrtlnne. 71; bet 1-11Gurfllon. 71, .... Albert ll=lr .. tilt lgc:........ '
A .__ ol. tbe lflrtmlmt ......
8-rt--... --lo Ille
holptlll --· ~ --11111 Pica,. -' Oil dJOll!lllinl -. boobyb ..... tbo
Datwlthlhroe_ol_ ...
Tammnnv Hall's
Bor l
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NEW VOi< 'he official city
ICCOWltina reco1'1111 of Dou Tweed, whole
estlmlted plundering ol the public Ull ....,... rrom ao mUllon to am ,.,1111oo.
hltve been found In a city w11r1"1'-· .. ~ · ~· ll
Queens Coflep biltory prof"""
Leo Henhkowltz foon1 '"
believed deltroyed or mi"'··' 'c
searcbinc for Colonia l <4n •
Henbtowtts aid par' u a y r o 11
-111la.. and ""1Cben could 1brow new
llpt ., the Tammany rinl of WDflom
!liuey ,._, who -espOoed In ltrl
It bid been --tllll Ille ,,_
-had been _,., lie< ---appo...U, did not -at ,,_., 1rta11 r ... lrnd and aealL
The fl"*CUtlon -....... Oii -book1 pauad 10 Tiie New Yort ,__
The-. beceme the bo&ls for .-
deA!lnl wttb """"Pilon -led to ...
-·· defeol el Ille ...... !In - -the euepllool of,,_, .... _ ........
11 public wcftr owm' '1111. -. .. --... ··• (S. TWUll, i:...11 I ....... c •••
We Oar a.-_ ....... ....... Uk_, ............. .
·lO~-fl .. .....
clay. U k ._, '* I ' ..,,
loot for I .... .., 2 1 I• ...
(llfl-.,. -.... .. peeled ...... -..... .. IOI. _,
INl ... 1"1\T
A H""lhf111 ..... --Ila.I Mn 1t' tote ... • ...
"bfl!ld" for lln '* le ..
d-...... 1111111 """. "" CONld'I. ,.. .... .. ......... ....,,
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I ·. j -· --. . ' I I DAILY Pll.OT SC Frtw ........ 10. 1972 .-I -
Zumwalt ·Che-\¥8 @U.t ~Bra·ss Over
WASlll!IOToll (UPI). ~Mm. Elmo
fl l'A191walt, cbltl of •iii operatlolll,
collld • -... 1111 "' -...... =·':"1 ~~"f:""-~ ~~ equality.
·-0ne reiul~ be oald, wu the robelllon or
130 crewmen -·lnOSlly black -of :he l>orrtw ~tlon at San Diego. (See
story and plcture, Page 5)
11Some of. the very things l feared 28
months ago mJa:ht COJll( to pass did in
lacl, tale place," Zumwalt aald.
The text of his stat~mtnt to the private
meetiog with the admirals was made
' ' . . , ~ "' 1111 llavy. • u. -··~ -.-loday. clbcl1lalaalloo --~ and Jlllan who complalnod ol ndal lllm1llr to 1111 jllltice ot the J*"i' ....._ flllly," --" ,
dJlcrlmlaotloa alloord tlle Oaallollllm q la dflllon Ille, ll llfUallJ' ,....."""'1; Ho ~ It ii; • jll, If Ws t• ti•
wwe spilt up . ._.tllne ...... bo1o1 rUk -or *r1 """'-.II ' ..._. ...... ~ 1111 ""'7'• ·-"""1 and oi'dft4 to 1r1a1 •'1flnlr !I* ....... _...,,...,._._ . "!"'"I Miii -alloai,11 11oun a11or the f!ir belDC ~ -1111 carrier 1ritl> :. llba be IO!>t _ ... ..,, Zwhnll ..,., \ ~· lo to dtmaodl or the
oW pam1aM. . bi~'· ••poteatlal e> , C•l1ls_tlon aeamai, who
About 1!0 mec, rablng ~ llsls, plosiv.....;• or racial pt'tllU19f and Irie<! to ·eooi~tllelr ustan-la oo
refuaed .. onler by the -I com· lo oorrect the aituatito. Bui be told hll arwma Of tlon.
maoding officer, Capt. j_ W. Wud, to top officers they failed to depart !rl>m lium"1I thes QinstellaUon
return to the ship Thursday. Eight hours "hallowed rouline" and follow hi.a dlfec.. along wlth the carrler Kitty Hawk and
later, the transfers and noUces of poss!-tives. other racial troubles oo the U~
ble disciplinary action were announced. "'I am aptaking to you and through you HassaJruampa. · · . '
A one--0fficer court procedure, known in to the Navy 's entire command strucwre "P y stated," ~wait said, .. we
Navy liogo as a Caplain'a Mast or Article to ajnphaalze again that this 1.-ie of have tended to ~ wherever the
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eatahlJaiunenl of I -IDI moj I ....S :a:"' ~r.!X: I _. ...... • .. ~-=Ct; .. loll wberMr 1 ml ~ rr.m tllia billow·
ed rouUne WU niqmn4. •_•
lo port!cullr, ~,l<lld the ~
mlrals, the top brUI hoiJ ,
-"Hamalruni" minortljt_ I fE1I~1
s~lstf be assig~l!!,U Navy OOll!-
mands.
-Failed to dlsirlbute lnlormatloo
bulletlna dealing with racial progress.
-Refused to follow the reqllirement
lhat offJcet1 in • their ann\111 ti~
l t .
reports iSr.. !heir· lbllll7 to , . ...., •• '\J,lt .~
, ~11 .. .;w..,. _. _...., .... .... reiitliiil
P'alnlnl It the 11"1! priority level •. ,
!or -and 'll')k1 peraonnel ~aa prol...iooil _perforinence In the op<ra!
Ilona! blllet tasU aaignOd."
lie lald be Wll ordering !lie Navy Ins
spector general to begin spot cbecks of
race relattons.
"Equal means enclly that. Equal,"
ZWoWaJt said. I .
He said he hoped he had 0 madl my
position clear on these several polotl."
22 -~;Hi>9i~s ... No Mistake Winning Pollution War?
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naping the doughnut shop waitl'U'!, Sheri
Lee Martin. 17, ia the Salt Late suburb
of Keams the night of Aug. 12, 1971. Her
body was found later on an alkaline
desert in Elko County, Nev.
Authorities, who gave the 22 figure,
would only ll.St 12 of the case! under in-
vestigation. ...
The murders of at least two other
doughnut shop waitresses were involved
in the probe.
Colorado Bureau of Investigation chief
John Mcivor said Leeo~ Rose Looney,
20. or Thornton, a suburb of Denver, was
reported missing from the Mister Donut
Shop in aiburban Lakewood Aug. 20,
1971.
Miss Looney's nude body wu found
three days later in a fieJd near the
Wyoming border. She bad been raped,
strangled, shot twice wttb a .32 caliber
weapon, authorities said
FBI Agent Howard GWesple said
witneaes identified pholo9 of Taylor and
McCrary .. men who were In the
dollgbnut shop the nlgbt Miia Looney ....
reported missing.
Drivers' lk:enses iDued McCrary and
Taylor llat them as former Lakewood
residenll, GWesple • lllld, adding that
records allow a llceoee ilSued to Danny
McCrary at a Denver address.
Police In Mesquite, Tex., a, 1t1burb of
Dallaa, lllld &Ulan Darlene Sllaw, JI, or
Me9Qulte, wu kidnaped while working at
the alH!Igbt s-1 cream Damrt Shop
during the -t o1 Oct. 11, 1m. She ....
foond a week later .mt trilc tJmea aod
raped, floating face down in a Late east
ol Dallaa, they .. id.
Autborttles 1aid Miss Shaw's body was
loond within houri after locatloa of the
bullet.rkldled bocllos of a Mesquite eouple
who operated a drive-in food ltcft..
Dolla ·eounty 8berlff Clarmce Jones
anil-ilo Polioe' CbW Glai Grayomi
-. ~Oinowledpcj .. apPoftlll lint betwNft the alaylnp of the coop!e, Fors
rest Covey, 22, and bis wife Jena, 11, and
the kflllnr or -Shaw. Dal~offtcers said the McCrary fami-ly w questioned about the three Mess
quite ayings after their an...i oo
another charge lat IUDlJDet at Athens,
Tex., but no comectm ..U elt.bllitied
at that time. nu.. -alaylnp In tho Lubbock, Tex., aree were under lnveatigal!oo
relating to the M~, oftlclall said.-
They did not elaborate.
Officials alao lllld the family membera
are wanted oa wllT'aDtl nugiD&: from
bad check charges In Colorado to foor
charges of anned robbery in Texas.
The Bradford County, Fla .. aherlll'I
department said authorities bad been in
contact wilh them in conoectlon with the
McCrarys and the slayings of two women
and a teen-age glrl there lut November.
. Officials said two Starke, Fla., beauty
shop operaton were found !bol to death
In the reer or the small north Florida
shop OW' Melrooe Nov. 30, 1971. The Jf.
yl!BMlld dauchter ol one or the vk:llml
dlalppeaud from the shop and her
decomposed body was foond in a oearby
, wooded area June 25.
'Hi-4 More Years'
WASHINGTON (AP) -Telephone
calll to President Nimn'1 national cam·
P81an headquutera are now answered
W1t6 a cheery "Four more yean. ••
Earlier, callen were greeted wllh HCofn.
mlttee for the Re-election of the Prai-
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OMHI COAIT
DAILY PILOT
This Time-
Corwz Freed
One year after he was mistakenly
released from state priaon, Heory Cortez
la again a free mao aod this time JI Isn't
a mlstate.
C<rtez was serving a 30--year ierm at
Foolom prlaon !or aelltng heroin Lui roar
when a · state appealt court deciskm wu
erroneotJ3ly Interpreted by prlaoo . ols
ficlals to fDl'llD that be was eligible for parola, .
Vi(:tor.y a Long Way OH, But Figures Encouraging
The battle lplalt llr pollutioo la far
from over, but Calif-'• llDIOll fighters
believe Ibey m ~ It,
~ jull rtieesed 111 the stale Air ReaourcOt llOud allow that ,tiydrocarbon em1aaioiii, (mn motAlr • vebtclea ln the
South eciall Air Basin have been Jllduced
25 ~ tMd.r tlie peU ln'litl5 ..
Total ""11....,..., ~ In the
--Wll1ch tnclodol Orange County
and the g1<11ter Loi .Angela area -
llDOllllted to z,500 """ pei day In 111115.
in ratio to hydrocarbons, but the third prescribed regulations on emission con·
maJ.or air pollutaot In Soutbem.CalilOl'z -,troLThis wopld have theellecl of reduc-
nia, cWdel ol liltrosen, ba .. Increased Ing hydmclrboo emlsslooa by another
and are at their peak right now. four to five percent.
They are expected to decrease as the Measures proposed by the task force
number lf vehicles with equipment to would require that vehicles be adjusted
routrol oi:ld~ of nltroeen (1971 and later for optmium emis3ion control and would
rndllels) oo ll!e bigbwa)'l tncreasea, older outlaw devlali001 from speclficatlons. ·
cara are pbale{·out, and· pre-1971 cars MeCbamcs are not always tuning up
are retrontted with nitrogen Olides con-automobiles for optimum mog reduction
trol devices. because this tends to r e d u c e
Meanwhile, a state task locce formed perfonnance. . He --and leliled In • town near Sacramento, but as c1aya later, be
was told tt wu all a mJlt•ke. He was
taken back to prilm. i Becauae ol Calilomla'a pioneering efs
forts at vehicle emtseloo control the
diacharge ti oow estil!!8ted at J,900 toos
per 'day, despite the fact that there are
'about cn&thli'd more vehicles m the road
today thao In lltliJ.
last March to tnvestigak methods of To assure eoforcement or the propoaed
eDSUJ1ng better vebicle. maintenance tune-up .pectncatlons aod to provide ade-
practices to reduce motor vehicle pollu-quate supervision of repair factlltles, the Cortez, II, --n-lay from lbe Callfornla 'l'nllllutlon for Me o at
Tehachapi and he Ia lJvq with hll *«
1ni:i~Aoa...:.:r:o~~
Couoly 5"perlar ~ ol Judge J<lm
Neblelt wbon Cortel wu Cmmct.d or
piahhJI ben>in. --<JI I prior
-OOllTiellon, be ..... '""" the mulmum 30-year 1<Dteoce In atale
prlaon.
Theo ooe year ago, tho m1stakeo bf.
lerpretalloo of tho court ded..... led to
hll releue OD parole. Cortez -to live with ID lllDI, got I Job and moved three
of hll four chlldn!n In with him.
But li WU .U a mlatal<e and prlaon ors
liclalJ llld Cortez ba4 to come beet.
"Wbeo I told him be bad to Co blct In,
it wu like I waited up and hit him over
the held with a lw<>by-lour," recalled his
parole offici!r James Greenman.
Cortez' case was appealed and the
court ruled be muJI be gnn1ed an op-
portunll)>. to IJleod Ida C11e for I -
... fence ·before the ·-Judre W11o orlginally sentenced bhD.
Al that bearing, the oarcollcs officer
-arrtlled Ci>rlei in 198% told the judge that he OOW belieY .. that Cor:tez
waa a smalJ.Ume dealer, lelliJW bervl.u to
support his own habit and not the major
pu3her they lboulJrt hlm to be. '
Despite the llct be adinltled,, llaYlng
reaumed use ol heroin followlng his
premature and erroneous release, the
judge agreed to give Cortez aoother
chance at rehabllitatloo.
He !8ld C.Ortez mWlt retum to prison
with the atipulatloo that be would be
eligible for parole one year from the date
be re-entered state custody. . I
F,....Pqel
ALL-YEAR .•.
venk>n of all available space in
audltorilllU.I, m111ic l'OOIJll and cafeterias
Into clasarooml, and that would damage
some special programs.
Although the Coocemed Parenla Coms
miuee fighting 45-15 baa not assembled a
total solutioo, committee spokesman
Vaughn Curtin lllld that staggered
sessions at junior high school, where
crowding ii very leVert, mJabt be an
altemailft.
He also 1t1ggested that eighth graders
at Marco Forster be moved into high
school cmpaaes durinl the crowded
period.
D1llr1cl apol<-. 00...ver, llald that
the moving of those students has irked
many parenll.
M<elinl;I llmllar to tbat al Viejo
S!?bool aod another held al Sao
Clemente'• Ole lllwoa Sc:bool Wodoea-
day nlibl w 1 I l -1nue lbrouih the
monlh 11 maoy CUSD campiae1. .
once the ....-end, 1n111ees hope to
evaluate parent rapon1e and make a
declalon oo ~l~ al a me.Una In
December.
,.,.._Pqel
Belpe40iat
Curtis Mair, 28, of Columbw,
Ohio, who is ~erlng from
terminal brain cancer a n d
wanti 'to leave a t_ape .records
Ing· of his voice to his young
cbll~, hu received at least
two ~ ·after his plight
wu ~r>Oiied. Many others
have ~-money to the
Adair familY·
f'n•Pqel
TWEED ...
With tougher oew car cootrola looming
1n tho 1u1ure and tho receaUy-adopled USz
ed car ftlllust oootrol Jl!U8l'IDl, the ~ outpul la eipOCted to drop
to 1,200 tom per clay 'tn•~ .•
By ,.. the Air ·J!esources Board 1-to Nduce ~to 8SO toos
per day, 1 total ciecreue of almost 7S perceat.
Carbon moooxldea, -her compooenl
of photochemical smog, have decreased
lants, has advanced furlber smogsreduc-taak force re<ommends a large staff Ins
Ing suggutloill. crease. within the Department o f
It baa reoonimend<d adoplloo of Coosumer Affairs.
legislation requlrlhg that au automotive RecommeMalions or the last force
tune-ups !"rfonned in commerclal ~ will be considered in the next few weeks
miop.. be 'dooe Io accordance with state-by Gov. Ronald Reagan and ilia cabineL
Cities Seek County Share
Of U.S. Revenue Sharing
Orange COunty ·cities moved Into the -That the county tum over SO percent'
D B • C federal revenue-sharing battle 'Ibunday or $4.8 mUliOo for use In the cities on og it.es op, night with a stroog request that the ooun-priorttY projects to be determined by, the ty tum over a share of its estimated $9.8
Tweed was indicted and llJTested. A liral The Dr D millloo to Incorporated communities. cities.
rial ended n ops ead League olllclaJs will preeeol their sugs -That aome portion of the couoty t · In 1 bung jury. Tried again, gestloo to the Board or Supelvi>on at a revenue sharing funds be used for Diii'
he .... found gullly 00 2IM oounta or theft public bearing slated for Nov. 2Z. They large project involving a IBJ'l!e number of
and graft, fined l12,7SO and aentenced to NEW YORK (UPI) -Perhaps ii was a argue that 11 percent or the coonty's citiea.
12 years in prlsoo. very old dog. Or maybe !!,i4ictim was a JJOllUlatlon la within the Cities. Several wecta ago, Supervisor David
Aft.,. a !In ! u be ggled very tough cop. Most coonty communitiea will abare In L. Bal<er, llntiClpaUng the battla over use a ' waa 1111111 Police In Brootzyn reported Thursday 19.6 miilloo of their own liairi Preiideot ol the fUOds, auggested tbat the eollre out. He fled? , New Jersey. When a jury night that a doe roUM over and died NiJ:on's revenue !baring progr¢ ·but oounty share be med to reduce property
turned fn a verdict qalmt bim !or alter blllng a police olii<:er oo Ille leg. tbeJ ....id like to bave at i.a.. 'lo p:rs tueo.
11 l!IWioli la leu flmdl, Tweid fled to Patrolmen 1lojDlolck'Calccia, SO, weol cent or the ~ alloimeill:::rr"' · '• 1111 auaestJon met with Utile support
Cuba and S . to BrookJyb to check a . report ol a Robert Ftnbell ct~·~~ "--•-boord membellL Some
Tweed waa arrested tn Spain where he disorderly youth. and mayor ol 'p1aceqllli, SJd at lli6' tboagbl .lhlt·moaoy ahou1d be~ let' was recogntzea lt6m"newapaper cartoona Wbeo Calccla aof out or the squad car, League meeting io Orange It would be open l]lOCe and eoriromneotal projecla.
by Thomas !last. Rttun>ed to the old "A small brown and white lllODgl'el dog windfall funds. Tburaday night, several city represens
Ludlow Street jail here, be died of ·just ran up to him and bit'hlin and drop-"Most of the county's tax revenues are taUvee . opposed the property tax relief
pneumonia on April 12, 1871, at the age of. ped dead on lhe atreet," a Pf{lice spent in unincorporated areas now Ldep. and argued for park. acqulsltlons and
54. spo~esman 18.id. representing only 13 percent of the te'ftr line improvements.
The Tweed papers currently are being "He didn't bark or nothlng. He just bit population,'' be~ .. "It ii only fair A quirk of the reevnue sharing law ei:-
kepl at the lfaf1 of Recorda In SUrroratea him aod dled." lh·t lhe people ho pay moat ol the eludes the..., city ol lrvlne aod Yor\!B r.o.ut In Iowtr Manhattan. CaJccla was taken to Greenpoint HOS:. county's tues Jn these new fund!." Llnda because they had not been in-
Among the recordo, ~ lllld. pltat for a leteona ahot. The !IO!I'• body At the Nov. 22 bearing, the cities will corporated for at least !Ive year•
are general expemes (i, the -:Bureau of was taken to the SPCA for Wminatton. present two .proposals: previous to the uno federal cenJUS. Lampa aod Gu dated June 211, 11111, l-~~~~~~~~~~~~-'~~~-'--'-~~~~~~~-'~~~~~~~~~~~-
wbeo Tweed was deputy -C01Dz milsloner. Listed w a s a vague ao,ooo
fo:a· "maintenance and go.~ of
C...iral Park." A recelpt form with the
document WU blank.
June 1889 payroll forms fer $3-a-Oay
"painten ~ iany>!" were slined
by !be lilpjiijOCI .... eUnen ~ all In
the same handwriting.
Another record found, Herahtowitz
said, is or a 11so,ooo cbecl< !0< tho Board
or Educ-thet ~ bad been
turned over to a Peter Bair-Sweeney,
identified as the chamberlain. Tbtn! UI
no accompanying reoord ahowlng that
Sweeney efer turned the aiooey O'ftt to
the -·.r HershtoWllz aald be found • record of
a 165,000 city expendlture !or wspeclfled
"Battery tmprovemenS;a."
Ski Gear Stolen
From Oementean
II 1MW !Illa u pnd1cted this --In local """'8talna 11 will bl I mllerable
one !or Robert Nally ol Sin Clemente.
Someone stole hll 41>, -and pol<o Thundly. '
THANKSGIVING COULDN'T BE FINER THAN WHEN YOUR TURKEY IS
SERVED ON A HIONREDON DINING SET. TRY IT.
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SEX FILM ... Nealy reported lhl loa to po1lcl after
no11111 tbat 1397 woitll of -att par
WU mlalnc lrom bia -·
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mln!Jlrallon wlabes, the Jay Brian !llm
WU llllaed by OrallJI Qlunly Sber1fr1
deputies 11 the op<ntng of the progrom
wblcb attracted 350 perlOOI to Science
Locture Hall. A Loo Anetta Superior
Court li1ter ordered the ftlm returned.
FICUlty mamben Thursday ... med to
favor lettlna the o>urt.I determtne the
limlll ol taole that lhould •P11l1 to cam-.,_..
'Iba -iutloo auaeated by the educas
1-1 pol1ey oommftt.e and 1pproftd by
lhl. to ' -11111: 'oe-.btp 11 contrary to the 11111rtl of
an IOldemlc communlly aod (UC!
focolty) -""111 ..,. ourtalhnont whl-<JI OOOllllllllonllty protected
lnqulrJ IDd -loa .. lhl IJCJ com-pus.•
Al I pn<tloal llll!IU, the !ocolty IC-
llalj -.. &Ive lhl osu .., -·I •
to -tlle ftlm. Aulhorlty to lppnlVI
or rejeol -1 1etlvlttaa 11111 rtlll wllll
lldmlnlalr11o<;L
NevtrlfllllN, It la cl11r !1<111!7
momben pr-iloOI 'lllundo1-•bout ....
fourth of the UCI total ll<lllty -IUj>
ported the npta of the CSU membenltlp
to ..,_ the coollO'lenlll 111m.
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OIDcen aald ...,_ -llllly'1
uolocled Bll'IJ• 11 Dt llldlfa Line
beloro dawn Tbundly llid llod with 'lhl
equlpmenL
'Good Old Day8'
Tlieme of Fair
The 1973 Oraoc• Colnty Pllr wW take
I loot --II IN "Good Old Daya." .
Thol'I the theme -bJ the bolld
ol dlt<clon !or nut fll<'• lllr, Fair
Menqer Jim l'oflerfleld llld todlf.
11 wlli be OllTltd out In _., elhlb!U.
coolumea -. by lllr· WOll<eil, IDd lo
the type ol eate~. .. ,,,. noatalla a .... ., l1lla theme wm
permlt us to oChedull Jlltlli•DI and ao-
llvitlet dealing with ID)' cielorful period
in our bLltory," Porte:rfWd =lned,
"F'or ei:ample, oae day be
dedicated to 1 Routnc 1111 ·~ and another to Ille o., 1111."
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·Computers Build
·west Coast Ship ·
' . SAN DIEGO (AP)'-lo the
: same way Heney J. KaiJtt
: bull! Liberty ships In World
: Wat II, a PJ.milllon boat big·
. &O!'. lhln ·two of tboso "Ugly
. llQcklinp,\' Is being p "I
•. iogether Wilh the help ot·Com·~
~·pUters.
The ship Is described ns the
. biggest ever built on the West .. Cqast.
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huge sheets of steel two inches
:-t~ck are taken from storage
·· y,ards at National Steel &
, .!i1i!pbullding Co. and moved
through operations that cut,
· bqrn, weld and shape it.
As in the whirlwind shi~
Wilding of 30 years ago,
. prefabrication is the method.
A crew of 2,700 men is work·
ing on the project.
It is so big that lnto each of
nine holds could fit a building
slx stories high.
The steel sheets and beam!
are welded Into 120-ton sec-
tions with 60 percent of the
welding done by automatic
machines. A pai r of giant
cr;yle& then Wt the sections,
---ftfting them almost precisely
into place for human welders • to finish.
•. ACTUALLY, COMPUTERS
, ·tell what piece goes next and
. when. Like a great, dark
• phantom on the San Diego
. waterfront, the built is being
: fitted around the insides that
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'll18Mdays,
Dad,
It's easier to
ahow them than
lo tall them. Alr
Callfomla has Just tho ticket
WllhAlrCal's
,_"50-26
Qub" you can
tum Saturday
Into a Fun
Excursion Day.
For example.
you can depart
Orang& County
Airport at 3~5
p.m. and arrive
atOntarfo
Airport 15
minutes later.
You can take a
look around, or
catch a flight
straight back.
Ellherway, lfn
be a first in their
lifetime. And a
weekend they'll
never forget.
$5.40
round trip
eBch which is
Iha.If the regular
adult fare
(regardless of
age). Thanks 10
~Ir California's
unique weekend
''50-26 Club",
flying has never
been cheaper.
And kids have
"'"""been happier. .....
QAUFO-IA
FINAHCE
SUPER
SALE!
CLOSE
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Increase in Supply of Meat
ToMeanSlowdowninPrices?
f( AS R ING'roN (UPll '1tll ,.... plontlllll auppllel of
-~ port1cularly pork, ln-
cz-.e:s in lhe p-iCES of food wm likely slow for the resl of •
• jump of nee.rly 15 percet!l In
the third quar1er. '!be report
cited more ~entiful isupplies ol
meat for most of the im-
provement.
"Looking ahead to the rim
hell of 1973, the food price
index may show less year--to-.
year increase than in the first
half or 1m. ).t05t m the rise
will come from livestock·r&-
lated foods, although crop-re-
lated food prices will also be
higher," the report aaid.
in 11161 aod lrit.
'!be report aald tolol food
sptodlng in the Unlled Slatos
was up to an annual rate cf
flJS.5 billion in the thlnl
quarttr, a riot of 1 pemat
over a ye.ar qo becall9e of •
comhinallonol higher pricol,
population lncreasea and In-
creased services pacb&ed
with food.
the year, AgrlcUlture Depart-
ment experts predicted
Tbaraday.
They also said that the pro-
portloo ol natlooal take home
pay apent for food may hit a
.new reoord low in 1972,
although the decline will be so
small most Americans pro-
bably won't notke it. FOR Im AS a whole, the
food price index will be up
more than 4 percent, the
ecooomists predicted. 'Ihat
would be a greater increase
than the gains registered
Still, the report said the pro-
portion of national lncome
after t.axes that is spent for
food may drop from the
record low ave.rage of 1171 -
IS.I pe.rt"eDt -to between 15.5-
15.7 perc"1t. AN AGRICULT U RE
Department f o o d situation
report said some f o u r t h
quarter leveling off in rood
prices appears likely following
TlllS IS BECAUSE
disposable income is rising
faster than food Sptodlng.
BOB HEUSSER
PRESENTS
SUNSET FORD'S
FOOTBALL
FORECAST
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Tottd Emission Control
Inspector examines a new vehicle soon to appear on the market -the Pedi·
car. The manufacturer, Environmenul TranSport Corp. of Windsor, Conn.
considers it the ultimate short distance pollution free vehicle. You pedal it.
No Justice • Ill Test?
Eliminating Social Security Law Cosdy
By SYLVIA PORTER
As of Jan. 1, you-an elderly
worker but not yet 7Z years
old -will be able to earn
$2,100 be!.,.. yoo begin lo looe
so cents in Social Security
benefits for every $1 you earn.
U you are receiving the
maximum monthly benefit for
a retired worker (about $20;0),
you'll be pennitted to earn
$8,340 before all of your Social
Securib' check is wiped out
YES, CONGRESS did vote a
faint liberalization of the so-
called retirement test in the
1m Social
Security law,
because this
year. ~ had
permitted
earn only
$1,680 before
forfeiting
some of.
your ben&-
fils.
But why, you might so pro-
perly ask again and again, not
scrap the retirement test
altogether? The test actually
ls pre9l!llring millions to quit
W111'king loog before they
otlterwlse mlgbl qulL It ...-
tainly encourages countless
millions lo -by accept!ns pay only in caah that ls not
recorded for income tax
pl.ll1>0SeS. No one can possibly
deny that the test bas a
dramaUoally dlfiereot Impact
on different tnoome groups.
For instance, income from
dividends and interest ls not
counted at all tn the retire-
ment test. An elderly
millionaire can conUnue to
FINANCE
receive an unlimited income
from ~ investments and still
collect his full Social Security
benefits -and believe me, I
have heard many men in this
category boast about their
"cute" Social Security checks
as they casually put down a
$100 bill lo pay l<r cocktails
and lunch for two .
BUT THE RETIREMENT
test begins lo cut off ~ts
at a very mode.st level b tbe
low·lncome workeas 'lrilh ·llltle
or no accumulated. rettrefnent
savtngj and therefore bi "ireat
need of e continuing eource of
wages to supplement his
benefits.
For many years, I have
vehemently and vocally ~
posed the retirement test, but
objectivity demands that I
give the Social Security
AdministraUon space to state
lt1 case against elimlnating
the teat. What posslbl&' can be
Don't read
this Unless you
want to own
An_Estate In
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the rationale? Here it ts:
(I) The origlnai Intent of the
Social Security system was to
prevent paverty in old age by
providing ~ against
the kiss of earned inccme in
retirement. disability,.,,. death
of the family breadwinner.
1be rftirement test .was
designed to ~ wb«her
or not earning! actuaDy were Josi at or during retirement.
(!) UNLIKE OUR welfare
systao, which ls designed lo
alleviate poverty after it has
occurred -by providing
benefits to lboee with low in-
comes -Social Security
always bas been paid lo all
partlcipatlng retirees
regardless of the amount of
income they have from aav·
ings or sources other than
work. In fact, Social Security
benefits are designed to be a
base on which to bulld retire-
ment protection via savings,
investments, pr i v a t e in-
surance, etc.
(3) To award Social Security
benefits oo the basis of an in-
dividual's income level would
Bimpl,y be duplicattog th! ...
tent of our welfare ~em.
(t) 'Ille.-ol tllmlnaUng
the test ~ wwld'be 'about
$2.2 bllllon lD lbe flnt year
and much more in subsequent
years (this is the cniclal argu.
rnent, I think). Its cost would
be the equivalent of a 5 per-
cent across.the--board benefit
increase .
(5) AND THOSE who would
benefit most from elimination
of the test would be workers
earning relatively comfortable
incomes.
'Toples8'
Cars l-Ose
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The cmvertlble' top car, once
lhe 1ta1111.,,...,liol ol playboys /Olld Ibo Clelliht af frtlll air ~ .... .., be Ob tbe rood lo .
lhe~ ' .. ··
A1111e peol:'ot !IOlllllirtty ln
1911, --·!louPI lll0,000
=-.11ut --clu!try obllrven aow are
predicting lhlt im moy be
the 1ut year that convertibles
ri>D off the usembly lflle in
Deln>lt.
GENERAL MOTORS 810p-
ped produclog coovertlble lops
on !ta-intermediate size cars
last year. And in 1973 it is of.
fering convertible models only
OD lts a1x fuflsi%ed models ,
pins the Cot-Yelle.
Both Atnerlcan Motors and a.ye 810pped productiob Of
oonYertlbles leWl'll· y e a r JJ
ago. Ford ls now produclog
cooVertlbles for only 1 ts
Mustang and COUgar· mode!S,
and will stop' produCtion· on
theae et the eod of the tm
modtl year.
What happened lo t be
poJ!U]ulty of the ooove)'lible?
It ~ with the chaug1ng
life atyJe of the Ameri<;1n car
buff -and the advent of the
car safetrmovemeot.
With a growing tmphasis on
safety, car buyers turned
away from the convertible top
with ils obviouafy leaa pro-
tective roof .
DAIL V l'l(OT Mltff ,_..
.~ OPINS PARTS STORI
Mota'• llox Walk ...
'Costa Mesa
I
Auto Parts
' ~tore ·.Ope~ .~
llex Wa!~r. who left ~~
autn parla business .in Orange ..
O>unty two years ago, retuf~:
to Costa Mesa with Ufl';
Checker Auto PartiB. .tore~~
openlng,s under bll belt.1 •
The·COsta!lfeaa man opeaa'.
his own~ Auto~irll · lll' East 19th St. Saturda
Walker helped opeo stores' in San Diego, Ne -
City and Phoeolx, Ariz. He
says more of the chain store
operations will be built in Den-
ver and Salt Lake City, Utah
in the near future.
The typical Checker store
nq!: SWING· by many ca!Ti"'! nearly 3,500 ltaqs,
buyers lo the subcompact with motor oil the ,J>iggest ..U·
models also helped speed the in& ltem. Merchancllzo 'ls
demise of the convertible top. generally priced al lllllfer $10
Automakers' never·o ff ere d and no ~at.Ion or. aervio-
ronvertlble lops ln their auO. in& ls pei'!Onned.
compact cars. ;~ii;ii~ii;iiii;ii;;iiii;iiii;iiii;iiiii,i Attempts to g i v e con-j
vertibles a new k>ok. wJt.h
steel tops, also failed to woo
car buyers who appareetty
llecame less Interested ln
sbelllog out lbe eatra dollan.
Cowt Firm
Eyes Stock
Buy Deal
Newport PltannaoeUtlcaI
inlmlatlooal Inc. and Deseret
~'<:Q. Inc. ba ..
"""'"'1 ln1D an agreelDllll in
prlnclple wbereby lleloret'1rill
purcbaae approximately 10
percent of the outstanding
capital stock of Newport for
approximately $1.4 million.
The sham wUl be authoriz-
ed but unlssued treasury
stock. No agreement has been
signed and consmumation of
any agreement Is subject to
the approval of the Ca.lifontii.
Department of Corporations.
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And then read B,,,..,..,
A'k. in the DAILY PILOT
Sunday comic1.
recreational facilities to rival any in
the world-quiet waterways, private
docks, verdant greenbelts, a Robert
Trent Jones golf course, Incomparable
deepsea fishing, skin diving. Already,
roads are paved. Utilities are In ..-A
and underground. The Flagship ~
Beachcomber, Pacific Harbour's first
luxury hotel, opens this month under
the operational jurisdiction of Ameri-
can Airlines' Flagship Division •
You.loo, can be a sophisticated gypsy . ,
Hurry now. Relax later. For detailed :~
information, fill in the· ·
$15,000 to $45,500 cash. Terms and
financing available, of course. All
properties are within the charted
boundaries of Pacific Harbour, a""'.A"'
project funded and developed by
Pacific Hotels and Developments Ud.,
a solid British combine.
coupon -and mall -
. today. Or phone
. (213) 393-9715
collect. '
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Treat yourself to an exotic address.
Join the lntematlonal jet·set, relr8atlng
to Island estates on a cove of white
sand beech at Pacific Harbour, FIJI.
But you'll have to move fast, the way
they do, because only 65 choice view
estates are now avallable to '~'
Callfomlans. (Even those are
being offered for a lllnlted tlme-
bejween now and Christmas, 1972.)
These scenic homesltea range In size
from Y• to 1 Y2 acrBS, priced from
Situated 34 miles from the capital cl.IY
of Suva on the Island of Vitllavu, this
Melanesian resort on the rim of the
Coral Coast will offer residential and
.
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Brentwood C.W,
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.-. .t ...,bllsb a new mark ol !h.. ~,.. ·-Oii "~ ·-liie ....,.... "\VO'R otAck her gulla up w ID ~ruld Birney dleale ~.., iUil' u.. ·~· · 1 • • • ~-...! · days, .even bouts. 11 mlnu1.. 1'1 ol the race. Jl:, ':tJ~ ~t":.: qalnlt wu.i.!¥'1 Pwll,Je 0< Fiim lllOlllor' o1 the -. , ""'°"' ..,.."1 "\: J · · • "'tit,: ' ~
E '-" and 41 secood'l. The old The fourth boat to llnlsh wu jubi)ait lddl ll any ol Ille olllers ell'the wll1d. lkl&>IMrrl "We~ ,...... :~, '" • ,"'¥.,. , • •
Liii -• ,~J! record was five dal" and ID Al C....l's 50-loot alooP w ...... J.:"' lourtll • elapoed 'Um. ;': Yeo, we will enter ~me In o1 better Iba ID -· OUr Cl«qe Al ... nder, ~ ~, ,II ,M~~· lbll ...,,..,, !It-....... -'"-"! ,,.. hours set by the 83-foot sloop ''°' at 4:18 a.of. loda)' '111ore ~lor YiolU aloct'lt Wei tbe 1'13 Hooolulu me. .,..,.,. opeod lor Ille coane ahd Slev. llolfeU. •. clki1tmt ~ ibr ~ ol J¥
. ,_ ~ Y• Slriui II in 1964. were no oilier. yachts In aliht b '!tie.•-.-· RAittme clear~ cape.' Son . W.. 7.1'1 ,~l ' , ' 1'1'ba cre11 llld ~Jell 'liiJ1 ~·u..·a ollih'lioi .,
11 Iba .qw~· .,.,, 1'* Sirius 11, 00,.. owned and -or beard from at t •a.m. (J'c)up fri1n1)1C1: HaiJ'"11> lfll. J:.ueu' abOUI ·10' P·l!I· Wedne,. Alll>oul!l lhe~t ft! lllled tl)e eotlre roce Iller tf/d.'E ' Ille f!t!!!. 1i " .1 · "
skippered by Bob Lynch of Official bandtcap Unle• bad She •Wu.flrll 1o 11ni.a.ln the day and ·llllldo the 116 -mile In tii<_olllclal ellr1eo u ' ,lklp-1af. Bob9n --!lie' ollif. Lalliil nollrtal lin were ..,_, d Newport H11bor Yacht Club, nol been computed tllfs mom-11171 Lo1111 Beach lo La Pu run ICtOOI the llull 'ln about 20 pered bli Mort Haskell, i.r ... : · ~ wu •-day below that a c1o1en·r...19 hid cleuOd ...... ea ar finished more than tliree hours ing but It appeard 11111 Wor-roce, Ille 1m Ensenada ,... boors. lually bad ~ve • k I p p e r a Cedroo bland -8li1us n the ~ 'l1lunday mornlni In
Dinghies
,In Action
'On Coast
Lehman-12 dinghies will see
ktion this weekend when
~ven yacht clubs from San
Dflgo to San Francisco take
on the local dinghy hotshots In
~wport Harbor Yacht Club's
Jean Schenck lnt e r c lub
ctiallenge Tean1 Race.
beh.iod Ragtime at 10:5.l p.m. rior was leading on the CW· abd the 1972 nee from!Marinl 0 Soon after clearing t be aboard. 'Ibey were M.Pler1 w.u :ahead of IL\ by !l.~t ii •JIC't aou.tberlY breese1 , • . . .
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• Clubs invited to participate
are Sl Francis Yacht Club,
California Yacht Club. Los
Angeles Yacht Club, Alamitos
Bay Yacht Club, Balboa Yacht
Club, Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club and San Diego Yacht
Club.
Local clubs "·ill furnish
boals for the competitors and
several skippers are expected
to bring trail boats from
California Yacht Club where a
new Lehrnan-12 fleet is
building.
Other local yachting action
thb weekend will be Lodi Isle
Yacht Club's William L. Mor-
ris Atemorial Regatta on Sun-
day.
Les ADl;eles-Long Beacll
HUNTINGTON HARBOUR
YACJIT CLUB -In side
Regatta, Saturday and Sun-
day.
SEAL BEACH YACH T
CLUB -Sunday Sailors Series
No. 2. keel boats. Sunday.
CABR!LLO BEACH YACIIT
CLUB -Fall Series No. 3, all
classes Sunday.
Sula Monica Bay
SOUTI! C 0 A ST COR·
JNTHIAN YACHT CLUB -
Iotraclub Regatta, Sunday.
MALIBU YACIIT CLUB -
Fall Series No. 3. PMA.
ODMH , Saturday and Sunday.
DEL REY YACHT CLUB -
Junior-Senior Challengem in-
trachrb, Saturday and Sunday.
PALOS VERDES YACHT
CLUB -F all Regatta, Satur·
day and Sunday.
NellJllf\-Balboa
LIDO ISLE YACHT CLUB
-William L. Morri s
Memorial Regatta, Saturday.
NEWPORT HARBOR
YACHT CLUB - G. Schenck
Trophy, Lehman-129, Saturday
and Suoday.
Saa Diego
OCEANSIDE YACIIT CLUB
-Indian ~mer Regatta. all
classes, Saturday and SundaY .
SAN DIEGO YACHT CLUB
-&nnboffer Hot Rum Series.
OR, MORF, SDHF. Sunday.
North ud Inland
SANTA BARBARA YACHT
CLUB -Fall Series No. 4,
Sunday.
New Dinghy
Launch Set
Saturday
Roger Welsh of Newport
Harbor Yacht Club wlll lauoch
a new Auatrallan-18 dlnghy at
the Harbor Island TraveLodge
In San Diego Saturday.
We!Jh lJ the first American
sailor to espouoe the lpe<dy
Aussie-lb, havi ng campaigned
the original TraveLodge, bullt
In AustraliJ, botli In thb cron-
kY and "down under ."
·'n\e new boat la a three--man
JS deait!ned by Bnice Farr of
New Zeland and built In that
country especially !or Webh.
It ii a tine-man boat whereas
JJWl1 ol. the 111 carry a Cftw
of four.
Wellh plan& to ship the boat
lo AuValil Nov. 2t for the
-'<I chlmplonahlp for the
'cJaa at Sydney Jan. 7-14.
Wellb'• crew will consist or hll partner tn tM venture,
,.,._ Grlhlm 111 and Bob
1161Uaa. .
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STPOIL
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You could go
out and pay far
more at the ga1
station, but
the1e are just
as good and the
price means a real
dollar 1aving1.
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then it' 1 easier
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pay a ton. to
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CLOCK VACUUM
Around here Thi1 is a
we need one that powerful dude. Try
yells the time out . to keep your wife
How come from toking lt
•••rybody 1ay1 into the house,
it'• time to go ifll make her
home and nobody vacuum look like
a toy machine. owns a watch.
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PEAT MOSS CABINETS The 8 cubic fHt are Nice enough lor the compre11ed to lour kitchen or lo
(ti I could do create space in a that with mrc wife .• workroom. Formica feet wecou d tops, in1lde 1helve1.
laTe mOlllJOD Add more a1 you 1hoe1). Good lawn nHd the 1pac•. we'll dre11tng and mulch. carry them regular.
2''4 cu. Fl. 9~
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fireplace witho~t U.. me11, . .. \01~· ·and the ., .
work of gett!zjg it going. All e ectiic f.!th lon:ed dlf ,
.feature to do a real heating job., .' --.
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TABLE SWIHG SIDHGLES
Stlll ;ot lh• ahalcH Hang it on from the last l' ve folded in many a the brch and let drinlclng bout. pok.rgame, the ida spoon but th••• won't but the table at home ln1tead ·hurt you. has never folded of out in the Cedar and too. Thi111 only fair. Chevvy. (Wbat'1 the price 11 now watch them J a spoon?). Solid for approx. 100 pick up all the chip•. oalr: with chaini. aquOre feet.
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BOARD -
Hard aa rock.
fine forcOYering,
cabinet bacb, .
.anywhe19 you need
a smooth surface.
Saw, dr!IL paint,
or Just stare at lt
real hard.
3300 1388 47~sQ.FT . I~?
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MEDl'1'ERRUEJU( CRYSTAL SWAG Thia wUJ probably .. LlGHT
PULi.MD t>. a OD• tlJ:n.• 1,ectal Fluorescent,
Don't let tJi• low price bec:ou..e they ln~lud•1 tube~ Hai
This price la really make you thtn'k thla are al.moat a , convelll'ent plug/outlet,
aw .. t for such a lonly lln't 1'alu1. You can-third of regular 111~· lluah
fJoce of bath fwlllture. '" th• acrm• th.lag prlc1. You with no wiring 10
n.•p~ marble top. ID tho Jaap ahopo for CCID alw~ J>'!l ID. An;<! you !mow
nicely detallad. double. With . UM ll;Pl Iba. 1hirt 1hodow under • Ill• cabinet, well faucet la extra. chain and hoolta. LINITED SUPPLY 110W it'ttpM .
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Big alx
footers. Th.er can
take 11. not afraid
of the ~er and
only look better a•
time goes by. Ea:ay
to work with.
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VOL. 66J NO. 315, 4 SECTIONS, ~, PA&ES
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FRIDA 'I'. NOVEMBER 10, 1972 -, ' . ' ~-• •
New FACTS Groµp Opposing District Recall
l' ' -• ,
OppoeiliO!) to the recall drive to
remove Laauna Beach Ullified· School
Dlalrlct' -Gerald ~ and • Patrlcla Gillette Is .laking form in
Loguna Beach. .
An ' organization called "FACTS"'
llUliaoed IV!!dneadai wilh a published lisl
of' accu11t4ons1 made against recall
leaders and defense of· the two trustees
.Ubj,ct to tlie,recall .~n Dec. 5.
; ~ ~ statement, termed a
declaration of "policy ~jectivea" did not
idenllly any ·--ol -lhe FAcrs
. mo~t,. oor did it IBY who was
mpi>osll)le !or draftjng lhe quoled state-
ment. .
The statement said: "the accusations
in the Dec. S, ; recall election can be
"""'llllzed bY i'Mpon•lhle. clti7.elUI as
being Jnaccunote and· deceiving. The
recall ~ unjustified, wiateful and
diagraceful h wen as cruel, in thai it
·Nixon w ·in Ups
Dow Jones Mark
NEW YORK (AP) -The Dow Jones
Industrial a.verage, Wall Street's most
closeJy ~tched indicator, burst over the
l,(l)G.point barrier in mid<lay lrading to-
day,. aS prices rose in reaction to Presi·
dent NiJ:on's re-election victory . and
~pes for peace in Vietnam. ,
The . D o w avenoge of 30 induslrial
stOcu hu never ..doseQ. above t!ie magtc
1,000 '""""' al°""!&!' ii passed ii 1our ~· a: ~ltrading' µi •'Jll?farY
and February of 1966. .
Tlit.llalo Jlil 1,lllllU.S ·at 9:., p.m. PST
·and a few m!m1tes later rose. to a record
inltaday hJch of 1,001.4.l, up 13.17 points
for lhe day. lb preylous lnil;!'<laY hl8h
was 1.001.11 on Feb .. !), 1966. Later in the
day, it fell back below l,aMl.
,Stoclt. prices> ro111'-sbFPJY Wll!fnesdsy
following lhe prealdeqltal .eJecjion, bul
. had tanen~k u · a'Wave .of-investors
ciisbed,/n. lheJr.~. . ·. PrJeel· .bepn. lo· rise qain Tburaday
~ •. and conlillued mJni. ra~y lhls. IDllliihic . . . .
maligns ancf>discredils qualified trustees
who are fulfilling their campaign prom-
ises to those who elected them.
uzt is the opinion ' of FACTS that
Laguna voters are being used by a small
known group 11hose aim Is to lnslall their
candidates thereby controlling the affairs
of our schools as well llS city gpvernment
affairs, as proven in the recent recall
against a trulhlul and oulStanding city
councihnan."
The article said the organilation plan-
ned a petition drive ogaJnst the recall of
Linke arid Mrs. Gllletie, and dlstrlbullon
of information on the school! and
tru-.
The organization was said to be com-
posed of nearly 24 women and Iba!
organizational activities were still under
way. · •
fn attempting to determine leaders and
membership of the FACTS organiu.UOn,
lhe DAIL y PILOT conlaeled Mrs.
Theresa Eagles, active tn the ~pport of
former ~ncilman Ed Lon.
She confirmed that it was an organir.e·
lion of women and said that it
was possible a men's organization too
would be formed. She decllntd to give an
exact mnnber of membeni
"It's hulldlng up," she sakl:.
She declined to give lbe names ol olber
members.
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TTustee Bi:~n.
A<iV~~'-almoat
3, to ~on !be.New YO!J< Stock Excbao&e. ~~\!lad cllaPltd ·~~'tbef"",IF.~ In~~ lift .... froli; 'Wiiilo"ii.o-... ' ... "
GelLI' ........ ~ ~~. ,l ' ' ,. 1
Indicted by ]ur)·
On Gambling Rap
5'dCl1eback Community Co 11 e,g e
District trustee Alyn M. Brannon was in-
dicted today by the Orange County Grand
Jury on multiple bookmaking allegations.
~ Nll!Yft Van Thieu ·todai in Salimi •. ~ to wort pul, Allied lfif·
ferenc:a . on. 'a peace 8linOment wilh
(See DOW JONES, hp Z)
Laguna Trustees
Hear Testimony .
In Assault Case
Indicted wilh him in Grand Jury actl!>O
that now moves both cases frOm
municipal to Superior Court level was us-
ed car salesman Robert Emmett Kelly.
· 14, ol 835 Seagull Lane, Newport Beach. Trustees of the Laguna Beach Unified
hoped School District met :.ebind closed doors District attorney's investigators late Thursday night to hear testimony
to arraign-Brannon. 41, of Santa Ana and surrounding an alleged assault and bat-X.111 lat.r today in Superior COurt. t.ry al the blgb sebool lssl week.
' -men faCo charges that Ibey The Board of Educalloo wu espected ~ a bigblY lucrative be~ing to receive slalem-about the incident busBa lhroogbouf tbe Hall>or Area. n:is alleged tbal Brannon maslermind· in which a star member ol the water polo
id the ring and Kelly operated 88 ,.., learn aasertedly waa maulled .by assis-
''mulcle man" in a combine said to have tant football coach F.d Bowen.
prodlloed laklngs ol '2$,000 a week. Peter Morton, 17, bu told Laguna
-bad' -acbeduled to ap-Beach Police lhal SO-ordered him to pear Nov. 30 in 1!artJor Judldal ~ leave tbe eoa-· office, then gra-
COurt to face 17 oounla of . allepd him by the neck and forced him agalnil ~-~-~-viol ~-lie is f •wall Th!' incident toek pllce Nov. 2. ~g •-· ,.. ~ ··~-la ~ olllce I the dlr mooo~ --wu -a ~ 1.. ~lllliclPu ...n 1C11mJ againit Kelly tida ol ·w-polo COlch . George Carey,
bas been alinilarly obimdoaed. He alao is ~ to ac11oo1 olliclais, al the 11me
tree .., •10,000 boll. · ; l. lhe incldellt toot pllce. er-wu ......., In · A"*"8I 1,, Mort<in, a_.mly llllllljund during
shortly alter Ito aJleiocl1. attmqlleil .Jo _; Ibo lncldllll. ldjjlcated bla docl""" to
¢on:e paymml of • ••debt. Hla ... ...... ""::'Pit:;-' the ....... will reot cllmued .1 -,.k lmesllg-binge on . ac11on ~ bY the
by Newpoit el.acb polli>e aad dlatricl ·~ -dislrlet . tomey's inveatlpio11. • " • · ~ ""°' bu decll... comment
' Kelly was analed two months later -lhe allllr, twice. bu aJJO!olllad to
;11ort1y alter · an incident which ·led Morton. 8-n alao bal dellVend on
Newport Beach police to lhe bome O! a apology tq the llJlln water polo oquad,
weai!hy local bua-man. The man told lollowlDt! a ~ rell1*I l« lllCb a omcer. lbat .. •libl·inch bunting lmile Ila-!ram a.II Carey,
WU llurled into Jiis fronl door U perl of Morton· aid ocllo6I Glllciais aped to
the penuulve lactica alleged1Y employed decide oo a -.. fl action bY eorlr
bY kelly. -week. . .
Futile M.ve
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$he Ran' Away to .Sa~ Brother
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UNDER lr.t;-SPREADING PEPPE~ TREE, OLD LAGUNA PLA~HOUSI! eA .. UoARD~~x;.,-
: Ed Nolzlger.(rlgfit) .,d Clyde -tar, Pork S.uperlntendent, in hpiior T-Pork .•
Village Park Takes Form
01.d Play~ouse 'Call Board' Donated as Memorial
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of .. Deity l"ll•t S&Mt
Under the spreading Pepper Tree, a
village park takes form and with it a
remembrance of good things past In
Laguna Beach.
Pepper Tree Park and an adjacent
Wking lot in the 300 block of Ocean
Avenue occupy the fonner site of the
famous old Laguna Playhouse.
The tree and mini-park ~st becau.e
of a past battle waged by tile late Irma
Nohiger, long-time member of tbe
Laguna Communlty Players and former
manager of. the Laguna Playhouae.
said. He bu offered to doDlle lhe. old
playhouse call boord to the clly for Jn.
elusion In the part, ·
F« neuV lhree ......ci.., lbe bollnl waa pooled with lhe ea!! 'for eacb' play al
lhe old ·theater.
If placed in lbe park, the "eali" would
include lbe namea of lhe -'" In
Playboulle b\llorY who brou&bt Iba """"
oounlty fame, Nofztger uid. On Iba boclt,
a short hiltory of lhe Playhouse -be given.
Ga1 Pngra•·
Don Williamlon, bu offered to design
the framq and weather. protectJon !or
the placement ol the coll board and a
e<mmittee could ·be foriniid to C01111der
the namea ol penon15 to Iii! booored by
ineluaion oo lbe memoriil, Nobiger ex·
plained.
A partial list woold Include Vera
Newe<imb, Mom Rankin , Ken Brit·
tain, Victor Raokln (I« whom the "Vic-
tor Awmls" are named). Marjorll
(lee PBPl'Ell, Pqe %1
• "The old Playbou.oe is gooe, but the
memory ol it lingers !here," Ed Nolllpr
Inventor .Feared·· UCI Faculty Votes 68-8
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NotToBackSexFilmBan ... -..,..·...,.;
Theft. of Plans;
Discovered Shot
EAST ST. LOUIS, DI. (UPI) -The
widow ol • beavll)I imured Invent« 11111-
ed in his oflice 111d today h<r bulbaM
wu ready to make a fioal test oe 1
revolutionary • 111 turbine engine that
would vlrtuaJb' -lnale air pollution.
The UC lnine r.cuJty voted a to I
Tbunday in '""""" to ratify an 1<1-mlnislralloo boa • Iba lllowlni of the
blll1_...i 1llm.....,. In a Bini."
FocullJ .......... delt H by 1
similar martin o dli'ee-pert .....,.
mendat1an ti Dr. ,.._ c. Luc1wt1.
dullrmon of lbe -hoodom cem-rrllttee, which tn 6 7 7 Ne, tonekmed an -·-lul Mlr<bto prohibit lhe GIJ -Ullloo ln>m ..
v~ G. NulJ, M, wtw. life WU in-
-for • mlllilla bJ I !Jnanclai bode•, WU -""" foce . dewn In
blood Jn bla ·-..... oollke 'l'bunodly of<C. PGlice Mid bt btd bom llhot at
Jeool --In the blel' ol lhe -· T .......... · CofC Slates His widow, 8blrle1 ... ...id blr bilf. """'""'~
bind 1earet1 t1it....,. -1c1 be-· Bea tif' M 'l1le 4ltllDe -about -third tbe liso ol u •cation eel
• --.-1e .,pie--fau'l'bend IDlacl -~ bedJo :... u · i 'nit In cll' .... loll cOminlU. ol tbt ~~-~o1N':u'1 .=s''::' :0,1:..: at~
,... ................... btd chambers.
r c, .. _. dso -· _,, e...,, i.. .. -. -'""' dlelrmln.
oil Iba -· ""°" pocltel> ..... pullad llkl tbt 111~ la -'Jo all -
lnlide ouL Hia lliiiilid WU mislilll-...--···-I ...... Null .... , ... ·lul •• blr ... -· -~ rt ... ,..,.. ~
btall TlneodaJ ., ' a -be loll llnelr • tbt pnsjpw of .. - -1'lrii 81.LoullCounlJ,llt.-forlslo.mc..1 111111 -• lt;i .. ,., ... bt
· Ul•INi_ll,.,.lt •PllP til •' " . . '
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LudwJc ........... tbt lllm "btd llttle
--·"Inthe-_ol,..,
ellablilllablt --vallle. LUd1rll r.-. -to ~ lbe lllm'I """""'did DOI_..,._ --" n.: mojortlJ ol loculty mombera aci-d_.. lhe -'l'llZndaJ .,..,,_,
._,wewr, ?'s petd.
Tbe "IA 1uon lhlt the tdUclUonftl . . .,..,_ .. __
IA etMN'¢q0 ....... Dlld If• 4'tm-
..-10 ...... ·tbt-1l ..... taitleef
all *"C.. ....... -._, ... '""
feaon' w. -• •1•1•
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Dnml f!G• I I ·llnzWI 'Cll1ol -eo LA7'1wts ~ I II . n iD lo lot a ....., lsndd
onaly* of • o eorllh let of
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of mw .. ttte....,. •rp11bnlllt, dMr't
h. no qo11 at._ tlsll flllln - - -Ilona! Valot." ~ uid. •
Ho lndielH bt lold tmaed-.. ..
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Jll~ITTMI ...... --• Iba _prior_ ..... _
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"AD I can say ls no names are men-
tioned either way. WeU, we don't believe
in personalities, that isn't the laue, the
l55ue ~ lhe recall. It'• an. unjoil-
reeali.
"And, there's no use ln ~
penonallties into it beclUle tblt'1 an
entirely different iJIUe,11 abe Aki. ·
Siie uid more deflnlle --would be made available durln( lhe -
of nest week. #" •
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Evicted _
Tenant Dies
In Explosion
BEAURECUE!L, France (UPI) -
Retired miner J-Pica, a-mllJ
aeeklng revenie over an eviction notice.
booby-trapped bla ~. then -
oulalde and blew blmself up wllll
dYll!'mit..
When officials tried to enter bla llol, an
exp1os1oo killed an . five membm ol Ilse
group, police l7a1d today. ·
Ooe other -...,, aeriou11J ~ in the apartment q>loolon.
Acoonllng lo police, Plea, .. ....
O!di!red \to -ltma 1111 ;::rtwct
-"" -.llOlilrid In lzis
0111e1ois Rid Plea -1711 GUI Jo J:. 'n•mwe: fte1 '1ifd ibat aa TfA ,
Piel ......... -tbt .... ol ...,..
Julian Oou!lor wino ........ Illa -
lion. l .
Tbey aatd Plea, wino WU Ull70ll, lll'OI!
twice and oerloualy -lhe ....,...
They Mid Pica then --.. -dynamite in a nearl>J -.
Today, Ibo building -wino lzod
Pica evlcttd went to tate ,,C'' r11P11 of the Oat Wlder court brder. owner wu
accompanied by two pol-. a
Jockmillz and a lriend.
When the 1ocUmltln --lhe door, the 1partmenl uploded, tlJllaJ all
five ptl'IOOI.
They -. ldeatifled .. police -
hal>-l'rancoll -· 17, aad leM v ... llllDI, 12: lhe Jmlk!Jnc'• ............
Adrienne NlZll1one, 71; h<r friend, Jean
Bourlllon, 71, and Albert Koanler, .. lhe
loebmitlt
Burglars Hit
Moving Trucks
A Lquna Nlcuel llll5Yinc --loll hi mllrl llOd< II quilted IDOflaC poda
and -•beeled dofllel 'lburldo7 .....
to bufslon who cut olf lhe -.. two
....... -and lllripped lhe -0r-. County llherlfl'I depdill laid
tbt raidwu~bJolfldailll-.
n Van 111111 lltonp ~. -
,_ --Tine loll '""'*" -·-al ...
Deputloe uld tbt lnlnndon· ---..,,... ... bnpi'sst"e taoot .. _
bad --ll7d loll ......... Ina ....Sioeu !or ., w'1 llllrt. .......
......... a.-........ ....
II H _, ........... *""'• ·~-,,_ .. ....., dlly.UH_, ..... , .... ,
ldl«aolno•..., ..... pen1-., _ ... ..
peeled __ ........ ..
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Poet Su.,.,11111lls
Yuri T. Galanskov, 33. a dis-
sident Russian poet and writer
whose 1968 trial touched off
protests in Moscow and abroad,
has died in a labor camp fol·
lowing a stomach ope.talion.
FromPqeJ
SEX FILM ...
stitute censorship.
Cohen noted "the response of audiences
to eroticism is one thing we're looking at
today ... Great innovative drama does
not confonn to matters or good taste,"
Cohen concluded noting that a production
oi "Titus Andronicus" couldn't be allow-
ed at a university campus if the Regents
order on taste regulation y,·ere to be en-
forced. .
Thal Regents' policy was opposed by
the UCI faculty senate in 1968, the com-
mittee on educational policy noted in its
report op the Gay Student Union request
for laculty action on the film ban.
1be poUcy requiring administrators to
refuse permission for productions in·
vo;ving "lewd or obscene" conduct was
cited by Vice Oiancellor for Student AI.-
fairs John C. Hoy when he overruled a
faculty-student screenlng c o m m I t tee
declslon to allow the film to be shown In
the context of the panel di.scUssion.
AJl!iougb the GSU acceded to the ad-
ministntlon w~hes, the Jay Brian film
was .vJral 111. Orange_ County Sberll!'s
~ -:iit ~-oiioplng of the
wbidraltraded :l50 persons to~
Locture Hall. I< Los Angeles Superior
Court later onlered the film r<tumed.
Faculty memberS Thursday seemed to
favor letting the courts determine the
limits of taste that &bould appJy to cam-.
r.uses. 'hie resolution sugesteil by the educa·
tlonal p0licy committee and approved by
·the 6& tot YOte, says: 1
"Censorship Ls contrary ~ the spirit Of
an academic communuy · and (UCI
faculty} should resist any curtailment
whatsoever of constitutionally protected
Inquiry and expresalcm on the UC! cam·
pus." '
As a practical matter, the faculty ac-
tion does not give the GSU any aj.priwal
to screen the film . Authority to approve
er reject student activities sUll rests with
administrators.
Nevertheless, it is clear faculty
members present Thursday -about one-
fourtli of the UCI total faculty -sup-
ported the rights of the GSU membership
to screen the controversial rum.
From Pagel
DOW JONES •••
Hano.I in time to send home American
troops at Christmastime, U.S soorces
said, (See story, Page 4)
Haig and Thieu talked for two bpurs at
the presidential palace shortly aher .the
general arrived ln Saigon, his second lrlp
thil month. U.S. and Sooth Vietnamese
officials declined to discuss detaUs of the
talks.
OIAM61 COAST U
' DAILY PI LOT
r
SchoOlSex
Education
Curb Urged
SAOIAMEHTO (API -T!c!iter con-
trols ... , ... educ•tloo In Callfornla
classrooms IN! proP*d in a reJOluUon
pmentad todoy to the Slate Jloanl of
F.duc:ellon.
Tbe resolutJm was prelf':ll.ted 1t lhe aec-
Olld <la,, of the board's tw<>day .,..ting.
But actioo was postponed until the
December meeting because ol the
absence of Eugenr Ragle of Auburn.
Ragle dema-an ln...tlption of
bow JU education duses are canductfd.
'T!lllnday, the board abo .. _told lhlt
the Slate CUrrioiJum Commlss!Oii, .. ad-
visoey body, dropped ill Utree-yur fight
against &utboob W.hfch UR tbe dlvine
creation explan1tbl of man's origins.
This theory, which r<llgloul lua-
damentatists have W1led for years, woold
be given equal billing _with Charles
Darlwin's theory of evolution. •
The board decided three years ago to
use both theories.
It is scheduled to 1nect in Decembtt to
Stlect textbooks.
The sex education resolution contains a
key sect.ion which gives local acbool
superintendents veto pow!r over outll~e
speakers used in "family llfe.. or 1ex
education courses.
1be resolution was prepared in the
wake of a furor created this year when
homosemals appeared a.s guest lecturers
i.:. se.x education classes ii. San Francisco
and Marin--
Today's molution, prepared by Henry
Heydt, a opeclai ualat..t to the board, is
• mrrUlll( of a raolutloo the board
adopted Ajlfil 10, lllt.
Tbe ....-..,. par<ots lbould be
notified by Dllil ol,.. educatioa -,
or, U the roquired notico· is -home with a pupil, parmll sbould abo be con-
tacted by telepboae or uked to ~ a
slip lndlcatlng appronl « dlaapproval of
their cbild.'1 participation.
Teacben ahoald have "proleulonal
preparatiotl" In ,.. education, either
wllen they are atteodilJC ~e or att.r
they are on the job, the raolutlon oays.
Tbe --propooed for 3.J million elementary acbocii cbJldren Wett
the batllqrwnd during the board'•
'Ilwnday ....ion between advocalel of
the theory of evolution llld BUpporim of
the lpedai Cftatlon tl.eory.
Spedal O'Utiotl backen laid the Idea
that the unlvene was created by an om-
njpoteld "detlgmr" anc! that man was
-created prolty much u he II now should
be given equal texthook opece with the
theory ol evolution formulated by British
ociertlll\ Cbarles Darwin midway through
·tbe»tll"...tary. ... . '
D&nrln'1 theory holds tbat man evolv-ed from a lower order of life.
Admiral Zumwalt
Chews Out Brass
On Race Problem
WASHINGTON (UP() -Adm. Elmo
R. Zumwalt, chief of na\·at operations,
called I) to 90 of his top admirals on the
carpet today and accused them of ig-
noring h1a: e«orts to prom-0te racial
equality.
One result, he said, was the rebellion of
130 crewmen -mostly black -of ~he
canier Constellation at San Diego. (See
story and picture, Page 5)
"Some of tbe very things I feared 28
months ago might come. to pase did in
fact, take place,'' Zumwalt llid.
The tut of bi.I statement to the private
meeUoc with tbe admlrall wu made
publlc by tbe Navy.
S&llora who complained of racial
dis<rimlnation aboard the Constellation
were spilt UP. among three lbore bases
today and qi\!Ued to trial Individually
for being absent from the carrier with·
out~
About UO .,.., raising clenched fists,
refused an order by the carrier's com·
m.andlng of!icer, Capt . .i. w. Ward, to
return to the shl.p Thursday. Eight hours
later, the transl en and noUcea of posai-
b1e disciplinary action were announced .
A one-ofDcer court procedure, known In
Navy lingo aa a Captain's Mast or Article
,:;. was arranged throughout today.
Similar to the justice of the peace hear·
ing in civilian life, it usually \e vleJ fines,
rank reductions or short confinemenl 11
la the lowest disclpllnary procedure.
When he took command. Zumwalt uid,
he recognized the ''potential u:-
ploslveness" of raclal presllurell and tried
to comet the 11luatkm. But he k>ld his
top officers they failed to depart from
"hallowed rouUne'' and follow hll dlrec-
tJve1.
Candidate Forum
Set in Laguna
A candidates foMn for the Lquna
Bead> Unified Scbool District recall elec-
tion will be lpollllOred by tbe Laguna
Beoall Coon!lnatlng Ooundl at 1:30 p.m.
Nov. IO In Lnuna Boocb City Hall.
llolb candldatea and the two trualeel
IOb)e<! IO -11, Patricia Gillette, ond ~·uaa. -been Invited to the -Jiiidi will ba alveo 10 mlmltel to .....,. 1 _,.. and at the lrtd of
_.. ............. ~and
-period wlD ... held. Alltt al 1llt -lac. Pat Peacocll will =i: atmDW'J of the EducaU111tal 8ttlQ Committee Report for
CXIOttaiint.
'!'tie recall electkia 11 acbeduled for Dec.
5.
UPI T ......
Belpetl~
Curtis Adair, 26, of Columbus,
Oblo, wbo is suffering from
terminal brain cancer a n d
wants to lelve a tape record-
~ of bis voice to his young
dren, has received at least
two recorders alter his plight
was reported. Many others
have offered money to the
Adair family.
Fl'Otll Pqe J
INVENTOR. ••
She said he told her be probably would
lest the engine at Washington University
in St. Louis.
"He told me tbat he might stay
overnight at Waabiztctoo Unlverllty to
guanl the engine .. that tt _, be
stolen,• she said. "I thougltt that was the
reason be didn't come home."
Mn. Null said she called the East St.
Louil offtce repeatedly Tburaday but
received no answer. She said she called
ODO of her iJuoband'a four parlnen, Cal'-
roll Sheltoo, an accountant, who called
poUOe and asbcl them to cl!eck the of· nee.
Police aald they found the front door
open and the body oa the floor.
Investigatora were -1,Deltloning the vie-
tbn'o frtendo and relatives.
Mn. Null lden\lfled the other parlnen
In Null's enterprise, H. C. S. Turbine Co.,
as St. Louil Circuit Court Judge Carl G-. Ronald Calvert of St. Looi.,
wbom she said invmed the -to form the corporation three montm ago,
and a man she knew only as Jack Wal!b
of St. Low.
Mn. Null Aid that shortly after the
corpoaatlon was formed, CaJvert and his
father, James Cal...rt, took out the 12
mlll!oa Ufe inaUrlrlCe polley on Null,
naming the two Calverta .. beueflclarleo.
"lie upt tr)'illg to gel thtm lo drop the
lnauraoce •. llul tlQ -~.·Mn. Null said. "It reaUy worried bim."
Null aald In an Interview with UPI In
Janiiary, 1970, thaf be Invented an in-
ternal combustion rotar;· engine that
would vlrtuaily eliminate air pollution by
burnlnt! more than llS percent of the fuel:
Null said Ulen that the engine would
coat about half that of those CWTtDUy us-
ed'" by auto manufacturers and would
weigh only 35 poupds and measure 10 in-
ches in diameter.
"I've already been contacted by the
major automobile manufacturers," Null
aald in the interview. 01bey seem
awfully lntmoted."
Tammany Hall's
Boss Tweed
Records Found
NEW YORK. (AP) -Tbe official city
accounting records of Boss Tweed, whose
.. umated plundering ol the publlc t1ll
ranges from ao million to S200 tnllllon,
Nive been found ln.a clty warehouse by a
Queens College lllatory profesaor.
Leo Hershkowitz found the record! -
believed destroyed or misplaced -whl1e
searchlna: for Colonial documents.
Herohkowlti aald' padded p 1 y r o 1 t
receipts and vouchen could throw ...,.
ligltt on the Tamnwiy rlnc of William
Mar<y Tweed, who wu upooed In 1811.
It bad beeo assumed thet the Tweed
books bad been destroyed, because moot
records apparently dld not surface at
Tweed's trials for fraud and graft.
1be prosecution wu based on aecret
books ~ to Tbe New Yon Times.
The books became tbe bull for articles
dcnling with corruption that led to the
gana:'• defeat at the poUa ln 1rn -with
tilt exceptloa of Tw<ed, who WU voted In aa public worka cc:rnmlalontr.
However, a month after hll election
Tweed wu Indicted and amoted. A llrtt
trial ended In a htlll8 jury. Tried qoln.
be -found gullty Cll :Ill """'It of theft and lf8lt, fined •1t,7lO ond IOntenced lo
12 yoan In priloo.
Aller a ,.., In Jail, he -smuqled
out. He Oed to New JertfJY. Wben 1 Jlll'Y
turned tn a ctvll verdict aplnlt blm for
16 million In stolen funds, Tweed fled to
Cuba and Spain.
Tweed WU .,_.Jn Spain where be
.... r<eoplud !run --per Clrlaortl
by 'Mlomu Nut. llotumed to the old
Ludlow Strell )Ill ... bo died "'
pneumonl1 on April U, 1811, at the ace ol
M.
Tbe Tw<ed -ctamott'1 .........
kept at the Hall ol -In 8umptea
Oourt In -Manhattan.
Amonr the -· llencbllowtll llid, ... _.i -of 'the -of Lampo and Ou ~J~llll W, 119, wbm,._wu.....,--
m!Mloaer. Llltod W a I I -4ll0.ot\O
IOI' "malnt4Mnct and ......... of
C..tral Park." A receipt '""' WW. the docummt wu blanL
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Victor.y , Over. ,smog?
Stat.e A.ir :ReMJurct?a Bop.rd .Cites 'Wint' •
• ' 'lllt -~ air poll. ii (It
"'--· ... Ctllllllltla'• ..... Ugbtet'I -theJ --.. It. ' '1gtUeo llllt ~ \ly the state Air
Reaourees ~. lhow lhlt hydrocarbon
emissions fi'om motor vehicles in the
South Coast Alr Basin have been reduced
25 percent under the pellk In t965.
Total emlsslooa ol ~bonl In the
buln -w\llch" lncludeo. Orqe County
and the greater Los Anaolet area -
amoonted ta 2,tlOO Inns per doy In t965.
Because of California's pioneering ef-
forts at vehicle emisskln control tbe
diacbarge 11 oow esllmlted at 1.900 tons
per day, delplt& the fact that there are
about one-third more. veb1cles cm the road
today than In IMO. -
With tougher oew car cootroll looming
in the luture and the receally4dopled us-
ed car Wtallll contror program, ·the
hydrocarbon ootpul i. OlJlected to drop
to 1.200 .... per day la ms.
By lttl>, the AJr lleaources Board
hopes to reduce itydrocarbons to 660 tons
pei day, a total decrease of almc»t 75
percent.
carbon monoxide9, another companent
of photochemical smog, have decreased
iu ratio to h)'drocarbons, but the third
major air pollutant In Southern Califor-
nia, oDdes ol nitrogen, have increased
and are at their peak right now.
They are ezpected to decrease as the
number ·Jf vehicles with equipment to
crutrol 01ides of nitrogen (1971 and later
models) on the highways increases, older
cars are phased out, and pre-1971 cars
are retrofitted with nitrogen oxides con-
trol devices.
Meanwhile, a state tast force formed
last Mardi to lnvestlpk methocll of
ensuring better vehicle maintenance
practicet to reduce mot« velllcle poflu-
tanta, bas advanced further stnog·n!duc-
lng -tstl<; .. _
It bu recommended adoption of
legls\atioo requJrlng that all automoti•e
tunerups ~.rfonned in commercial repair
shops be done In acx:ordallce with state-
prescribed reguiatlooo on emission con-
trol. Thia woufd have the effect of reduc-
ing bydrocarbon emlaalons by anoiher
Ff'OlllP .. eJ
PEPPER ••.
Wllltamm, Clair McCullough a n d
Elizabeth Pearce as well as Irma
Nofziger.
The old board itself was carved by
Walter Goode in 1938.
Progress In the part 1' moving right
along said Clyde Sweei-, parts
superlntaident.
Dooallono of $277 far picnic tables In
the am bave been made by the Laguoa
Nature Study Group In memory of
Frances Newland and the city would
srWfully acoept a clooa#oD pennltung
lnatallatloo of a drinking _ fountain, s-aald. Coal 11.K Tbe miiaU park will be a patch of gre<n
In the center of town whero people can
come to rest and chat, Nofzia:er said.
He harkened back to the days of tbe
Playhouse where a pat of.water was kept
hot for coffee or tea for {olks who would
drop fn.
"t think a quote from one of Irma's
column!! would be appropriate," be said.
"May it survive as a living monument
to a remembn.nce of thing.I past."
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tour to ftvt pen:e& .
MUIU!O! ~ tat11 f°"" •would ~ be odjtllqd.
for optimum emllllon '1114 .....,..
octlaw dOJ!atlonl from ijOclflcitlolll.
Medllnics are not ·11w"11 ttmln& up
aulomobll".JJ for optlmwn lltllGI reclu<tfoo because thb tends to ' r o d u c e
performaB:e.
To auure eo1....,.1t of the propOled
tlmMJp spedljcatlanl Ind In provide ac1 ..
quate supervllloo ·or repair faclll~ the
laU force,ttOOmDl«ldl .•,larl• In-c-.. Within the Department o f
~er Affalra.
Re<ommenclatloas of the talk for<e
will bo considered In tile next few -ks
by Gov.,llona!d llelgan and bis cabinet.
C-ities· Seek County Share
Of U.S. Revenue Sharing
Orange Cotmty cltJs.' moved in10 the
federal revenUMbarlrtf! battle "nourtday
olght with a strong requeat that the COUl>-
ty tum over a share of )ts '3timlted •u
million to 0lncorp:irated communities.
League officials will present their sug·
gestlon to the Board of Supervisors al a
public hearing slated for Nov. 22. They
argue that ~ percent of the county's
population II within the cities.
Most county communlllea will shanl In
$9.6 million of the1f own frmn -~t
Nlxon's .revenuo abarlng program but ·
they would like to bave at least 50 per-
cent of the county allotment.
Robert Finnell, Cities League president
and ~r of Placeotta, aald at the
League meeting in Orange It would be
windfall funds.
"Most of the county's laJ revenues are
spent in unincorporated area! now
representing only 13 percent of the
population,.. be ooted. "It is only fair
th·t tile people who pay _most ·or the
county'• taxes share in these new funds."
At the Nov. 2:1 bearing, the cities will
present two proposals:
-That the county tum over 50 percent
or $4.8 million !or use in the cities on
priority projects to be determined by the
cities. -'f'ltat ...., portian ol the county
revenue sharing funds be used for one
large project involving a large number of
cities.
Several weeks ago, Supervllor David
L . Baker, anlfcipating the battle over use
of the funds, suggmed lhlt the entire
couoty share be used to reduce property
taxes.
Ills suggestlno met with little aupport
from other board memben. Some
thought the money ohould be uaed for
open space and environmental projects ..
Thursday night, several dty represen·
ta lives · opposed the property tax r<llef
,Energy, Enviro~~nt
T lk SI 't h Ch , •Y>if,~' -a e . y amuer
Energy conservation, nuclear Power
plants and ecological coocems will be the
subjects of the Laguna Beachr Chamber
of Commerce breakfast talk at 7:45 a.m.
Wednesday.at the Hotel Laguna.
Robert L. Myers, environmental com-
munications consultant for the Southern
California Ediaon Company, is the gym
speaker. Reservations may be made by
calling the Chamber of Commeree ofllce
at 494-1018. Breakfast ""'t Is 12.so.
idea and argued for park acqnilltlnos ond
aewer line lmprovem<nts.
A quirk of the reevnue sharing law ex-
cludes the new dty ol 1rv1ne and Yorba
Linda because they bad not been in-'
corporated for at least five years
previous to the 1970 federal census.
Car Rolls, Hurt.8
Young Passenger;
Driver Arrested
A single · car rollover accident Thurs-
day Injured a 11\guoa Beaclt youth and
're!ulted In the amst of the vehicle
driver on suopk:loo of felooy drunk drlt·
Ing In Laguna Beaclt.
Passeng~r. Dane B. liter, II, .of 211'12
Cbateau Way, w41 released aflir treat·
ment et South Cout Community Ho>Pi~
for cutl on his arms 1and a head injury.
He was injured as the sports car i_n
which he was riding rolled over while
going down steep Temple Hills Drive
near Cresta Way, J?olice said.
OfBcen identified the sporta car driver
as James P. McMahon, '8, of 7i582 Ann's,
Lane, Laguna Beach. He was released on
$302 bail following booking on suspicion
of felony drunk driving, Police Lt. Robert
McMurray aaid.
McMurtay said witness statements
reported tbe sports car going down the
road at a hlgb rate of speed wbea the
driver lost control and the vehicle rolled
over in the roadway.
Information Session
On Eclucation Slated ..
A suirurlarii of the llnd\ngs of ll\<
Ed'!catiori&l '.Priorities Committee for il~ '.~ ~ii will be delivered
al the gen0ral ineetlng of the Top of the
World rTA at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
school. ,
"Everything you've Always Wanted to
Know," Is the theme of the presenlation
wblclt lvill provide background on the
committee ind answer questions of the
PTA members. Recall election can-
didates have been Invited to attend the
program.
THANKSGIVING COULDN'T BE FINER THAN
SERVED OH A HENREDON DINING SET, TRY IT,
WHEN YOUR T\JRKEY IS
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FRIDAY, NOYEM11ER 10, 1972' . .
Pollution-£ ighting · Inventor Found
. . . EAST ~. LOUIS, W. (UPI) -The
-of a beavily ~ ln•enlor ~·
od In hia-.ollic<.,ald ioc!iY,ber '""b""d
-rQ!ly lo make a. final !al on a ~ ... turbine" '"line that
would ~ually ellmlnala atripolluli"O.
Vicl<r G, Nulj, 14, -We . WU in,
lllHd ,for. $1 million by a ~al
-· .... louod" lylng ,.,. ..... 'In bbJd .In hia ramacted .-tillnday
nJcbl. Police &aid be 1MI bolp abot at
1 ... 1 thn!e Um .. In tbe bacl of the bead.
1111 ·~·· Sblrley, Ill, lllld her -. . , r
· Sbe said· be told ber be probably would
IMt the engine at Wasblngloo Univenlty
in St Louis.
"He !Old me . that be mlCht atay
owroight at Wul>ingtol! llnlvonlty to
iuard' the• engine 80 that It wwkln'I be
·-·. she ~. "1 thougbt that .... the reuoo be didD't come home.''
lo!ra. Null tald she called Ille Eu! St.
. Louil 'omc:e ttpeatedly ~ bUt
recel~. oo ......... Sbe aald sbe nJled
one of her husl>Hd's,four partnl!n, Car-
rOII Shelton, an accountant, ·who called
-' ' .
police aod uAd them to chect the of·
fic:e .
Police Mid they ,_ lbe li-ont door
open and the !>odJ. oa the floor.
lnvestlgalon were Jutstloolllg the vlo-
liln's friends and relal!Va.
Mrs. Null ldenlllled the oilier ~
In Null'• entqiae. H. C. S. Turtilne CO,, as St. Louil Clroull QJurt Judge Carl
Gaera., R4oald Calvert of SI. Louil,
whom sbe tald -. the money to form the corporation tbrte months ago,
aod a mao sbe lmew only .. Jack Wallb
of SI. Louis.
lo!ra. Null tald that shortly after the
ccrporation wu formed, Calvert and bis
father, James c.atvert. took ool the $1
D!illlOn life Insurance policy oo Null,
naming the two Calvarta u benefl<lartes.
"He kept lrYln( to get them to dnlp the
lnaurance, but they wouldn't," Jin. Null
aa.ld. '.'It really worried blm."
Null Jald In Bii Interview •Ith UPI In
January,· tm, that he invented an U...
temal com.buaUon rot.ar~ engine that
S•. n· IX . · Ie • Ill
N.Y •
~· 11
Slairi
wwld virtually •llmlnate air polb!llon by
bumlnc more than Ill [IOr...t Of Ille lad.
Null tald then that the t1111a1 -.Id
cool abool ball that of -cumnlJ1 ...
ed by auto manufacturen and -.Id
weigh only 35 poondl and IDWllftl 10 In-
ches In diameter. .
"I've already beeo -by Ibo
major automobile manulactm'ln," Null
tald In the lnlervlew. "'11ley -
awfully Interested."
Blast Trwtee
Indicted Evicted Tenant Gets Macabre Revenge
BEAURECUEU., France (UPI) -
Retired miner Jeao Pica, _...mly
seeking revenge over an mctlon notlce,
i>Ooby.trapped hia apartment. lbeo went
outside ~ bltw ~. up with
dynamite.
Wben off1dals triad lo enter hia Oat, an
•'Ploaloa ldlled all llve membera of the
groop. police Mid today.
One Other penoft WU MrioUaly Injured
In the ·~ ezplooton. Ac<ordJng to police, Pica, 16, was
ordered to move from bis apartment
becaU9e be wu behind In bl< root.
Olll<lall tald Pi<a then Id out to gain
revenge. '!lief tald that on Tlluraday,
Pica wailed oulalde the ofllce of Mayor
Julian Gouller who approved the evic-
tion.
TllOY tald Plea, who WU ermed, fired twlci aod oerioully wounded the mayor.
. They Mid Pi<a lheo blew blmaeU up with
dynamite In • nearby clltcb.
Today, the bUllclJn& owner who bad
Pi<a evicted weal to lake,Cklll ol the Oat under coUrt order. ~r wu
accompanied by two pollcomft, a
locbmlth and a frleod.
When the tocbmlth tinkered with Ibo
door, the aportment aploded, kllllal al
Ove per'Dll.
They .. .,. ldeoUfled u poUce .... .
Jean-Francois Parrate. rr, aoc1 J ... v ...
mant, SS; the building's owner, llrl.
Adrienne Nlibone, 71; her frleod. -Bowillon, 'II, and Albert lllormlor, II, die
locbmllb.
Sex Ed~tion
Control id ·
Futile Mowe
Receives.'Detay She Ra,i Away to Save Brother
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-.1anet BoDDlllll ilaes a bard rocl"miner's ligbt inside ·a:Colorado, lun·
nel ·project after lhe female engweer wu· finally. alloWed inside, the
lilille. Sixty men walked off the•job ·!n protest. (S-pictilre, P.age 4.·)
'~ SACllAIO:llTl1dAP) -·lllplli -:;Ill*~ •.. 1ts;rs"1 .-~ ·•~ MW .. p111ijJi'a .~
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Educltlia! •
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a,.!! P.1 g( o..·~~ ~-Ung.
Blil acllon WU tlOlllioolil: ,,.01 the ~r.:tii~ .ol the
• RaClt ........,.,. an lav=~ of
liow ... tduc;llloa eia-... -· Thuraday, Iba bou<I alaO .... told that
the State CUrTicU1um Commlllloa. an ·ad-
visory body, drof'I*! Ila tbreo-year ligbl
agalnll talbookl wlllcb ... the divine Gt11 r •• , .... cruilon aplanallila of mon•1 .orfcloa. --All-year School
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Debate Shifts NY t> Gr.•---.. I Jf1~g . Thia theory, wblch ....... flu>
dameolalllt.s ha~ urged , ... yeon, -
be li•en IQl!al. billing with Cblrles
Donrin'1• theory .of evoMklll.
nie.~ ....... Ihm_. ... to
UCI Faculty Votes 68-8
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To Viejo Campus ' !Jws Tweed's 'Secret .. Books · Found u1elioth -· · II Is schoduied to Uleel In °"'8Dber to
.. 1ec1 teitbooa.
The lex education felOlution eont•IM I
key lecllon willdl livt1 1-1 ICbool
NotToBackSexFilmBan
111, JORN . VALTBRZ.I. • .. ...,""...., NEW YORlt (AP) -·The official city was recognized from newspaper car1.oo1111 su~~to,,...., onr -opeakers uaed In "family life" or ,.. The UC Irvine faculty voted a to I
educaUon counes. 'l'burldar in refuling to ntUy an ad-
· The debate QVer the Pr'olpecta of all-a~ting records of :&Ill Tweed, whose b~· 'Ibomas Nast. Returned to the old y~ ICbool on many campuses In the e.'1lniated plund<r!niI ,of 'the public: UQ • Ludlow Soreet jail here, he dljiil of
c.utitrano Unified School Dlstrlct moved ranges 1rom $20 ·mdllon j>. DOD mlllion, pneumonia on April 12, 1178, at the t of
to '\llejo School Thunday night. b>ve IP<oifound tn·a city-by a 54. . ·
tbe mlnillrailon boa oo the showing of the The ~ was • 111 ""'-1111 Olm "Sneo In 1 Barn." wske of"a furor cna lhli year when _,,., appwed .. S1IOll -. Faculty nwnben defeated by a
b ... educalioll cluael Ii. San FronCiaco -. _... .. llJne.port -
: 'The meetln& In the llcllool faClllg some Qu<ebl·College hillOry P<ofeosor· 'Ille Tweed papers currently are' Ing
ol the wont oYmnlwdlJiC In the dlalrtcl teo· H..-wtt. -the records -kepi al the Hall of Records In Sarraptee
Ina the oecood In a aertoo· IOI by the belieYed ~ or'ml,.,._ -wbilt Court In lowe< Manhattan. ~·1 alJ.year«lioiol ,...mjltee to ID-...rciu.,. !or Colonlal.-, Among the record!., Henchkowltf'81d, and llarln counUa. meodatlaa ol Dr. Jl'rodertc C. Ludwlc, ~· reoolutloo prepared by Henry \ dlalnnaa ol lbe ....i.tnlc -com· form parenta ·of. die 4J.ll _.,,,, lbea Henlitowttl tald padded ·pay r 0 11 art general expenaes of the Bw.i of
!"'k lheJr pr-. ~ and -could throw new ~ aod Gu dated JWIO 29, "9•
• Al~tllo -•t•-•-• ~ "-" . .., Illa ---'-of WlllWn when Tweed was deputy -oom-
Heydt, a -1al ...bt.nt to the board. ls lnittee, wbidl In -· coodoeed an • riwrltlal ol • -1u11oo the boord -dociMo tut Ilardi to
-theVlelo-,opot.._ 80 ·~--·-,,. ' · lo.· ''malnteoance and governance of . ---~--,--..__. ·=-'-.. ·~••'In 1171 mlsaloner .. Llslod was a vague •.111111
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noWlld by mall of ----... --· *1e1 ., _...., -late tbll nmh. booki ·ball been,doatio,.1ti"9e•noe -~I"!.. it..i.recetpt form w -
!adlrc Ibo diarun'aa 1'urtda1 WU -~ 61 ·ik•__, al JUDe 1119 payroll forms for q.Hay
lb lia'.Y J-~· •~Viejo TwOed'I trtol&,lor ~ ... ~ • . "palnttn of public lampo" were lllned =:::~~I VoIP op-, The ,., . ·woloi\ _.-.....OJ\ -!If the IUppooed "'ie earners -all In
Mn. '11iompaall dqed thet Ibo -~ .. ~-"::'iort nne., _the,..,,,. ~ •
«, ~ the required -II --Ludwtc COJMnded Iba film "bod llllk
with a pupil, puenta ahould al9D be~ ednc1U1111 ftlue." Jn h ••r ncwol _fC1
tacted &J -&eiepbone or uUd to return I eP•N" Ne educ:IUonal nhlf_, l..ilnl&
allp lftctiett!QC appronl or dillpPronl ot rt••••• reftaul to allow tbe ftlm'•
flot IOOCATION, .... I) llltwloC .. "°' -"wllllp."
Jones Hit,s 1,000,
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-Into Ibo lllllui of K<el'lallllliY. =.:.:i ::::.:ir.w ~ J: ~ . .
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the ---""""""'" ..... -1111 aleclklll '!be -U<e hu .......... .c'4'. Tweed wq·~ amoted. A flnl •
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report on the Gay Sludeal llilfal ._.i
for facultJ> aCllon on the film boil.
The policy requtrtnc --to ooluse pennllllon for ptadllctlalll b>
vch. 'finl "lewd or obeoene" Ollfldlct wu
dtod by Vice aiwtllor for II ii • Al·
1a1 .. Jolll c. Hoy -ht --• facultJ>-tlodmt ....-. comm 111••
-to allow Iha fl1no to be -•
the -ol lhe paoal -I I; All.....,. the GIU """""' lo Illa .i.
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EDUCATION • • •
= ... ~ ha•• "proleslooal
p . \oft" " ln tu educaUon, tither
wbeo they are al1eodiac oolleca or Iller
llllJ nae 1111 lob.1111 naohllloD..,.. .......... .,,..,. IDr u Q<lem~nluy achio1 chUdren were
tUell!>UJld durlnl the board's
y se111lon between advocates of
Ille )l)oory GI t'f<llulloo and supporters of
tbe··apeela1 creatk>n tlieory.
Special creation backers aald the Idea
umr'thP. universe was>c:reated by an om-
n~ent "designer" ~ that man was
crealed pretty much u he 11 now should
be 'tlvec equal textbook ap1ce with the
lhe4lfy of IVO!utlon forrpulated by BritWI
sd tnllst Charles Darwin midway through
lbe 19th c<ntury.
'Darwin's theory holds that man evolv-
ed from a lower order of life. llore tllan 50 speakers ul<ed to appear
befote the board during a marathon nve-
~ public bearing on odoplloo of
seience texts. None of the books con-
tained material on special creaUon.
British 'Reform'
Of Prostitutes
Tliought Unlikely
LONDON (llPI I - A wl11te-halr<d
woman wanted to bow If the govern-
ment oouldn~ pl.Ice prolll:tutes ln specie!
hostels to learn dress makin g aOO other
domestic arts.
Perhaps, replied George Dudley, but he
said he had a better idea -why not
establish state-run brotbtll and give
prostitutes civil service status?
Dudley ou tlined the Idea Thursday
night ID a apeecll made ID the llouae of
!.«di to the J oeephlne Butler 9odety,
called the Associallon for Moral ml
Social Hygiene untD II WU .... amec1 for
the woma1rwbo -II ID ll'lfi.
Dudley, a veteran probation officer and
expert on pro1lltuUon, Bald proltltulel
are a social necesalty, but agreed not
everyone agreed with hit Mleaa.
"Still," he Ald, "proatltutes would
rather be civil servants than the HCODd-
class citizens they are now."
He said it is "futile, useless and very
wro ng" to send prostitutes to pl'llon.
In any case, be llkl. tbey are a
permanent part ol tbe tcme.
"~UluJes will be with us," be said,
•'until mcD. dlloJ>t>ewjq .a pull of alomic
smoke.'' . •
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Peets-..n
Yuri T. GalanlkOY, 33, a dia-
sldent RUJslan poet and writer
whose 19e8 trial touched oH
protests in Moacow and abroad,
bu died In a labor camp fol·
lowing a stomach operation.
No Mistake
This Time-
Cortez Freed
One year after be was rnistaken1y
rtleued lroili atat. pr11oo , Henry Corin
is again a free man and thi s time it isn't
a mistake.
Cortez was wvins: .. a 30-year term at
Foolom prfion for ielllng herOln last yaar
wbeii a atafe •-la court doclllon wu emlMWll;f lntetinf«I bf ,,_ of.
ficlala to -.,... ba ..... ellgjble lor
parole. .
He wu -and settled In a Imm near Sacramento, ·but S3 days later, ba
WU told It WU all I mistake. He WU
taken beet to prflon. ·
Coria, It, WU reJwod 'l\Jelday from
the Callfomla lnstltuUoh for M en at
Tehachapi and be la llvfnrI with hll lllter
ID Santa Ana, a pruon opoke!mln ·aald. ·
His story be'an in 1982 in the Riverside
County Superior Court of Judge John
Neblett where Cortez wu convicted of
pnJbl~ beroln. BecaUll of a prior
narco COll11ction. he wu given the
maximum »-year sentence in state
prilon.
'l'bta ODI JUI' qo, the miltabn in-
lor!ftlatlon nf lbe COID't cie&Iim led to
bis releue on parole. Cortez: went to live
B 'dg v·eu· with .. -~-·Joli and movoc1 im.e n e 1ms 'l!f ·1111r...,..,....,.111.,w1lh'111m. •
Bui ti WU aD a mlitate and prflon Of·
H d II D d lldals aald Corlea had to "''" bock. ;UD fe ; ea ,, "When I told bJm be had ~)I! back In,
. It wu llke I wallad 'up 1114J".!_~lm <wer
BRllNSWlCK, Ga. (tll'I\ -~ iw;t, tbe l>oad with I two-bY·laof,' ""1led bis
barpbom • C!nM ancl a •Ji a •r··~ oillcer JI-G..,,,,.._
minesweeper equipped with underwatet · Cortez' case wu appealed and the
televlllon gear draged and, acanned u.:· court ruled he muat be granted an op-
bottom of the Brunswick River today 'portunlty to plead hll ca1e for a f'Mueed
searching for 1ddltlonll · Ylctima mm • sentence before the aame judge who
ship-bridge collltbl. ; · ortctoallY tentenced hlm.
At least tt pili!ini· ioat lbeir Um At tllat bearing, the narcoUCI officer
Tuesday night ::wlMn ~be 11500-t.n ·who armted Cortez In 1982 told the
frelght.r Alrtcail ~.11...M<!'.tn1o -:~e that he oow belleves.tllat Cortez
the Sidney Lanier dnwbrldge, collap&ng waa a small-time deaJer, selling heroin to
a 456-foot section and dumping a line of support b1I own babll and not the major
waiting cars and trucks into the swlft· pusher they thought b1m to be.
nmnin& waters. Five bodies have been
recovered.
The SO.ton crane, broqht ID from
Savaimab, succeeded in railing a tractor
tr:.iler truck that was lost, but nobody
,. .. found inside.
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Chinatown Has Suit
I
UAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A 11roup ol
eilnatown re1ldentl has filed 1ult ln
Mera! court trying to halt pollce aweeps ~ the ptcturuque dtatrtct d.,lilled
6 ball bloolly lllnjI warfare. The ault, Ill·
bY pbototnpber Barry Chun and
1 u a cl111 action, contended pol1bl
ve lndlactlmlnatell' tallen I a.rt•
ban of Allan malea Into custodi' -
on one nrtep -solely because of •kin
and other ethnic fe1tum.
OMMMCOAIT
DAILY PllOT
Loser Relaxes
In Caribbean
ST. THOMAS, V.I. (llPI)
George S. McGovern took it easy
today ln the Caribbean splendor of
the Vlrflin l!landa.
On hll flnl full day of ... 1 from
the lon1n .. 11dmttal eampallD, the
South Dikota ... tor and hie wlfo
did oot venture fnnn the mMJllda ol
the -. of Haory !Umetmu, tlleir hoot, who WU the llemocnltc
~ -·· Chief fund -· Mc<lovsn, who vtalta the \l1rliD
Jaloll l'tto or Ulret tlmea I year
""11 ...unmillg, played leMla Md
generally reload. lie ha1 no 11111
Militants with hlm .
·••e•I'. '
! Basin Pollo on
"-. ·'~ -
~-~ Em~•i9n.s:· f. · 11
The battla qaiJlll air pollution II far
from over 1 but CalUomia •1 smog flghters
believe they are winning ll
F~eo juat reloued !5!':£S Re-lloord ....... tbet emluloN """' molit . Ille
South Cout AJr•lllaln -•
25 pereent under the peat ID 11111.
Total emissions ol ~ In the
bD1ln -wblcb lncludel Orange County
and the ll'tlfer lM Aaflolel .... -
amounted In 2,500 -per da)' In 1911.
Beciluae of Clilllomla'a ~ of..
forta al vtlllcle emlakn ...u.I the
New Santa Ana
Trustee · Rooting
For Orange Coast
Dtvfded loyalties this -CllllOd a bit
of a problem fa< Ricbanl U.....-wbo
will be atteoding Batunla7 nlcbl'• fool·
ball game betweM Santa Ana College
and Orange Coast College.
He had some trouble deciding whlcb
side to sit on.
Hernande& is the newly elected
member of the llancbo Santlqo Com-
munity College Dlstrlct Boon! of
Trustees. The district includes Santa Ana
College.
But for the put six yeara Remandea
haa been ampioyed bY Orango Coast
Colltee u the dlractor GI special pre~ --He made up hill mind In alt with lbe
Pirates during Saturday nilbl'• ~
clalh at Santa Ana Bowl. "!'ft aiwl1o
Ill.eel to alt on lbe Flo-lltnet olde GI
the bowl," be explained.
A native of Santa Ana, Hernandes II 1
former student of Santa Ana Cotlep, and
liVel in 8anta Ana With hJs wlfe,
Elizabeth, and their four children.
Tbe new trustee will USUZ11• his new
pool durq a board .-ID( llCheduled
for Moodoy nl«ht. He replacee Benjamin
Soria wbo ~ last July to accept a
new position.
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_SEX FILM •••
Court ll1let DrdlroC the lllm returlled.
Faculty meinlJe!i 'llllnda.Y -IO fnot IMlllliil':· 1111!. -·llllarmll!o· 1111
limits of taste that should apply IO -
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Tba ruolulfoo llUlltlte4 by Iha oauea-
tlonal policy c:ommfilse iilCI approvecl bY
the 68 to e vote, •11:
"CenlOn)llp Is lXlnltlJ'y to tht oplrft of
ah academic oommunlty and (UC!
facullf) obould rea111 11111 curtailment
"bailOm!r of conatttullonall)r iltolactod
Inquiry and uprealon on tho 'OCI ..,... pus.••
Aa a practlcal molter, tht llculty IC>
lion does not lllvl the Giii 11111 _.,al
to acreen the mm. Authorltf lo -or reject llludent aCIMtlel 11111 rella wltb
' ' dlscharp ta oow llltlmaiod at l ,IOO tons
per day, despite the !act that UWe .,.
aboLd one-third more vehicles on the road
todiy than In lllO.
With tougher new-eDntrola loomfnC
In the Mure and the-~· ....
ad ... exhaust C<(lllol ~. tho
hydrocarbon output;ls -.:led to drop
to t,2111 tooa per day In 1'15.
By 191111, the Air Resources Board 1-to ioduce b)'drocarbom IO tlO loOl
per day, a total -of -II .. ,_
~ monolldel, ...-COlll-1 BelfNCI .-C
ot pbotocbomlcal amac; -· -Curt1I Adair, 20, of Columbua, iu ratio to bydrocar-.->but 1111 lhlni Ohio, wllo ii aullerlllg trom major air pollulant In floUtatlll Olllfor.. terminal , llnln cancer a ·n d
nla1 Olldes of nl-llilto fDi:rtued wanta to l11Ye 1 ta~H<Onf. ana are at their peal! rlflbl.-. In f ~-ol t 'llley .,. elJJeclod 1n illereMO u the mg o .... • co o youna
number ~ vehtcl• with equlpmonl to cl!lldren, bu rte1lved al lead
control Olldu of nltroten um u.i later ··two recatdm' at\et :hla· pil8bt
modela) Oii the blcbWll'l lncre-oldet WU reported. Many otht!l'S
cars are phaaed out, ml pre-Im Cll'I have offel'9d money lo the
are retrofitted with nitrogen oxides con-Adair family.
trol devices. -----''-------
Meamllllle, I atafe tult fGroo -~:am.Man:b..:.r'"#==:J Pouee s~n-i '-r P.-1o ._.... .... 'Nhld• ItOlh>-r-::-
~"l.,~ :=.;-: ·. FamU'y Linked
lealllatlon ,Nqulrtnr tbet all automoti.O , , · ~~'Z.""'1:4.!.::~'=! To 22 Murders
Jftll'l'ibed retUlatlolll Oii emlaalon ..... .
trol. Tbll ftllil bave the elltct ol i.iuo, IWft'A-BAltBAllA (Af) -Aut.harttlll
1111 IJ1clrocarbon .. -. by -from •11a1aa,... .....__a -•••1 four to Im ptrOMll. • · · ,...... ,,_....
NOUlll'M .,_.i 111-the WI< bot:" UM tlld.; bllw• I "1lnll1 of -
would rtqllift tat 'flblCleo ·ba adjultod ~bonn ,(ad I ~GI II.~
lot optimum MD•m oootrol and ·Would • ~llidert; II Jiul . ~ In'fOlvlnc
oi:tlaw dmatlom flull ~ ~et dobiblDal aho!!I·· ~.lei are DOI al-fll!llnl 1IP ·ni. *'1!i ·-IJmatlploil from II
autoinotiII• for ojll!mum --fir ..., . .......... m becaUM lhll l!nclt to reduqo ponono 1£jjtie~ . :"la!!!!
peJformanco. bact to· mr ill Jtau · · uiib:
To lllUl't lllfon>ement of the propoeed COlll'ldo Kanial;' · · ' 'l n d ~= ~"': .::= ~ Florlda. Pnuco0 ban.""'!fltmld~-tast 1oroO recommendli a large llAff Jn. Fmar.I tldnaP!JIC otiarrll Ill• -c.--within the Department 0 f llled'-Olalnat lbe ~~ anil aa..ln-law of ec-imtr Allalrl · lbe family In the lbdUCllon of I ... ,.,.,ut
Recc>mondatioGo of the taK force ahop wattreu later found alaln. · .
will be -tn the -few wleta Tba nve famll1 lnan1btra are :;;an 111
bY !JOv. Rooald llelltn aJld bla ublnet. =.Bar~ <;:'"~~ In~
'Good Old Days'
Theme of .Fair
The 1m 0rqe Coant)' Fair wm flko
a 1oolt -.. at. lbe "Good ~d Dl.Jlt" • 't
'ftiai•a the ~' ~ bY th. board
of 'tlltectqn ' for .Mil ,~•i. fair, Fa1r ~Jlin~ -"lodv· . it w1U ~ ceri!III( ouf m 'ieor, hh!blla, coa~ wwn ~'f ~ worlten, and In
the ·11Pt . ol ~rfeinment. "'nte noatallg fiayor of lhls theme will
permit WI to scbedule programs and ac-
tivities dealing with any colorful J>l:!riod
In ... blltoey'" Porterfield uplalned. "For example, one day could be
dedlcofed' to I Roarfn& 1111 . •tmoapbere
ml another to the Goy !Os."
~ban~.:' alloollnc of I
No mmdlr charpa ba" -mad
aplnot lbem u a nault ol the -!nftotlptton.
'1'11111 -~ lda!>WJad u ......
Moerar1."W1 bll lllfa ~ll:'llillr aon DlmlJ, II:· tbe1r. Glnpr McQvJ 'raylor II, ml iwl ...
eart 1ila7maell Ta;1or, ~e·iil' '« .':1 3.'Qlor iud.·tbt eldlri !~,t·blUl -la"°""' .,. ..mii"1 .... lo>llle -al San ~' •'l'bt olhan .,. In 1111 county jail. 'l\Jlor olao
w11 convlctad of attemptad mlll'dw ol a
Santa.Barbara police olllctr abot In the
head during th• supermarket ro~.
Tba FBI In Sall Lake Clly TbUl'lday
chirp! Mcerll')' and Taylor with ldfl.
naplng the doughnut shop waltreos, Sberf
Lee Martin, 17, In the Sill t.ua -b
of Ke.,.. Illa nllht of Aue. 11, 1'il. Her boclf wu lowlcf later on u llUllne
deaert ID Elko County, Nev.
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~ and the ino.iey put to "" In new
acboals.
,Viejo Prlnclpll Bob El!ton toid lll:Jl1IS
.. lllllr .... "811 brl .... lo ..,,, • ., Qnlil.. .
• ' ~ !nalltccl tllat. !It . -1d ltibt c!oubfe
•nklnl to the point 'f "loatng my prtn-
clpat's badge." .
Tho ~ lplfaJI tllat the only
_altemaUves to 45-1& In the boaV)"'ll'Owth
sehools would be portable classrooms
....,ting 1100 per ~I per year, double -ioal. or manln buaing of studeafa to ,
I~ ICbooll. ~ , , . "";
'l'lit -allarnallve would bl Iba con-
version of all available space in
auditoriwi..a, musl.: rooms and .cafeterlu
11\to ctassrooma, aJld tllat would damqe somotpeclal~. Alfboulb the ~ Plrenll O>m-
mltfee fl.lbtlnl .. II boa not ..mb1od a
1o1a1 scilut1o11, comm111ee IJIOl*min
Villlllm Curtlsa aalCI that t;a;e.i
seaslolW at junior bJ411 achoo!, where ' crGwdlnl. 11 very 1eve:re, might be an altemaUYe. •
He ~ ~ that •libtb graden al ~ ,_, be moved lnln blib
school cam,.._. ~urtnr ibe crowded ·
~. Dfltr1et ipOhsmen, bowever, •ld thlt
the moving of those student& has irked
many parents.
Meetlni;a, similar to tllat at Viejo
School and ll»lMr btld al llan .
Clemente'• Ole lllnloa fldiool ·wtdli&-.
daY' night wt 11 oonllnue through the ·
m90th at many CUSD campuses.
Once the sessiona end, -bope In evaluate parent ietpOn1e and make a
decision on 45-15 at a meeUng in
December. '
Admiral Zumwalt
Chews Out Brass
On Race Problem
WAllllING'lllN jUPll -Adm. Elmo
R. 2\llnWaH, eble ."of na1 al operatlont, called IO to IO of bit top admlrala on th•
carpet lndlf alld aecuaed !hem of la·
noring" bl1 ellorll to promota raclAI
equality.
Ono reault, ba uld, w .. Iha rebellion of
130 ertwnltn -moatly black -of :he
carrJar Conatellatlon at San' Dflltl. (Bee
story and ptcturec P1t1e I)
"Soma of the ~ thlJlp I feared II
montlla aio ~i «Im< to' pus did ID
flct, tai:e pJace, ' f.umwalt llld.
• Tba text 61 hll atalemlnt to lbe prlvafe meet!nl "1th the admlrall WU made ,
public by the Nny. ~ who =xlalned ot raela1 ~ • . Iba ·~Ui>n
Win apllt up llllODI throa --lOdp . ~ .or<ltred to trial lndlvldullly : !Or'~ 1-l from the Carrltr lrlfli. our pemilijliii: r · . -·!JO ..... ralllnf clencbad.flttl, rebid an order bY tha carrter'I oom-mandlna officer, Clpt. ;, W. Werd, to·
return to Iha' llhtp Tbutaday. ll:l&ht hour•
liter, the trantfen and noUca of po11l-
ble cllaclpllnary action were announcad.
A on&<illlcer eourt procedure, tnown ID
Navy Unao fl a Captain'• Mui or Article
>I, 1'U &JTanpd tllrouchoUl today,
Similar to lbe JusUce of the pa1co hw-IDI! In clvtttan !lie, It uaually l1vlt1 flllll,
rank reductions or short confinemenL It
iJ the lowest disciplinary procedure.
admlnlatraton. ·
N.,.rtbeleu, It la clMr faoulty
membe" p......,t 'lbaraday-, about..,..
fourth of the llCl felal flCallJ' -1111>-
ported the rlcbll of the ~ membmlllp
to screen the oootmenlal mm.
TKANKSGIVING 'COULDN'T BE FINER THAN ~EN YOUR ~RKEY IS
Oil Firm Hires
Cleanup Crews
LONG BEACH (AP) -'1111 Atllltllc
Richfield Co., owner of • .. ~ ~
to havo. apilled amne IO .. rrill of cnldl
ol: bare, .... bind ...... to dtall u..
cbanael, tbe OOMI Oaard aald io411,
The splD iliJ,bi ~..-red whan I val-. Wied on I.ht , Arl'O,,,_
~~~port~
day fti,111 ~ lot AlaMa:
SIRViD ON A HENREDON DINING SET, TRY IT.
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Cities Seek County Share
Of U.S. Revenue Sharing
Orange County ciUe1 moved Into lhe
fedenil rtvtnuH twln1 battle Thurad•y
nl&ht with a 1tron1 request that tha coun-
ty tum.over I share or Ila e1UrT\lted $9.1 mUUoo to Incorporated. t0mmunltlM.
I.Mp ofllclala wtll'Jr-l !hair au&· tl'llloo to the Board Supervlaon at I
publtc hearing ala led for Nov. ti. They
arpo tllal n per<ent ol the oounfjl 'a
-1atlon la within the dUeo . · Moot county commun!U.. will .,.,. In
11.t mllllon of lbeir own hml Preeldlnt
NllM'I f'lftnUI shuWit ptOll'lm but
tbef WOOJld lib to havo at 1-1 IO peo-
cenl ol Iha coanty allotment.
-Pinnell Clllea Leap pmldont and ~ ot 'PiieiiiUa. aatd at the ~J:n '=" In 0nnp It -Id bl II-of tbt C*rlb'I tu NYefluel ll"t lptllt bl 'Ulllnoorparalad a-now
reprtaentlnf !Jilly fJ ,.....t of the
t>OPulatton," he not..i. "It la ont1 fair lh·~ the people who Jll1 moot of the
county'• ta1e1 1har. In thlM new funds ."
At the Nov. II hllrlnf, the cttt• wtll
present two proposall :
.,
-That tht COU1111, tum Mt IO ,.....i
or IU mllllon for uoe In the clll<I on
priori ty projt<tl to be detonntned by the
ctttao.
-Tlllt IOllll pCl'lloD GI tllt ..i,
revenue aharlnc ""* bo -tit -tarp prejoct.....,.. • lallo-of
cttlea.
flnnl ~1 ;1ntoor Datld L.Battr, 1..:11a1111--
of Iba fundl, -tlllt Ibo -coonty-. llo iiM lo-,.,,.If
t.u& ~-l
Hit 'Z'":1:=' .... Ullle -' from -st:Jf'•"· IOmt ~ Iii ...., llo -IW
--..... , JS ... jOOJlotl. '!bllndlJ ..... _. ..... ...
tatlvea ...,,...... Ibo -"' !aa ..u.I
Idea ltld r=pilt(ooqullltlallo llld ... ., bit --
A Ulrlt., W tz-cl~ tho DIW -Of ~i
Llllela lloa1111 tlloJ hod DOI -111-corporateci for at lust flva ,.....
prevloul to the 11'11 ledenl """""'·
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WalDAYI A IAflllDAYI t.00 to IJJO
PllDA Y 'TIL t:OO
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Nl¥i'C)RT HACH e
IHIWMICl.llfO ... -........
LA~UNA llACH e
fll HOOTH COAIT HWY. ........
TotllANC, e
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. A Gommendahle Vot e ~.-
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"m,~r: 'Re ·~p.tatio~ ·
,.. ~ j R.,." .. ~ , ,.
·' By tlieif· overwhelminflap!>roval of Propoaltl'ons I
.· and J on Tu,elllay's ballot '~.Iii . the Sid!ll.oback
:.. Communi1Y_~·n~ct"111,•1Jild!Cated tlieyfwint a
• more repreaint.Uve, responsiV!f school boird. , ; • ".l'i>rollJl!iUIQD treman ges llie sprawling Tnistee Area
:; ·,5 into three .&rus. CompanJ.cDi measure J authorizes
: e locrease of the number' •('trustees from five to
/ llHJ\. ' ' l . Where almost the entire south county from Irvine
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' l ' ~ ".Mle Irvine city council recently revived the bike
trills subcommittee of Uie public highways and trans-
portation advisory committee .
., ;iioting there is a need for the city to get cracking !!n 'details of a bicycle trail plan, councilmen called for
reJie\ivld, citizen .effort to plan off·street bike links wilh-ii\ tlit'new city. .. ·
·· ', ~ouncilwoman Gabrielle Pryor suggested the com-
mittee, be revived:fspecifically to study off-street trails
withln·the University Regional Park, portions of which
are 'under construction between University Park and
,. Irvine Town Center. ·
Mayor William Fischbach noted it is lime to &evelop
a citywide system of trails. He cited a particular need' to
emphasize links to north Irvine. 1 ·Providing safe bicycle routes across the city's two
freeways will not be easy. The council's concern about
bike routes is very timely.
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Lament for
lee Cream's • '.
Sad Decline
A VCBID, and convincing, story or
travellnl the hashish trail was told by
Su.zaruJef Labin, a French writw · and
joumaLilt with a masters d~ in PliYsio1"8x and chemlltq. Forty pefunt
of ~ wandering addlCtia were Amerjcan.
80 percen) from till> .upper and nllddle
classes, i._tO . percent 'with some college
THEN SHE SAYS aomeU.lng which will inate some· people sneer and others ap-
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The Bankers and ,Narcotics . "
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11111e.b-. ..c.·-· -~.ldllolOo .. the_, ... __ _
BoJ Cd> -"" • ...., dol-tan 1or the United Fund 11 they f"!l!i!• ..,..,..Uoa lll! '
"6 ~ -R. w.
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Dtar<lwfl:
ldldn1 .......... ,__ _1 _ _._u,... ........ -.to __
or u 10U IOI rui lenen. s. r .
0Mtl7.: -
P'or tbe Jut time. I llllb tllem
up.
CEASEFIRE
C·.olumn a Model
Of ·Propaganda?
To the Editor:
Rtchard 'Wil!lOn's recent co 1 u m n .
"War's ·~.tructlve Result.'' should be
preserV<d l>Y tuchers of the theory and
practice qf pre-efectlon propaganda. It is
a model unsurpwed.
ALL IN AIL. the pleco Is a
mut<rworll ol prHleclloo pn>p1ganda,
for I~ decllm an end 19 an unended war
and almulwloously dOIJnei the nearly
complete devutlUoa 0( V~ II <"On·
MAILBOX
-Gleef1d SPeaulen
To the Editor:
The "Spenden" In Cilngr.., aro all
glee!UJly lhoutlng about "loopholeo" and
tr ret'onn just so . t.bq can get more
money to spend oo ll*ii' !""'Y halr-
braloed achemet:.
WELL, LETS SEE W they <a11 -
OU\ tu-!tte munlclpol -for l<hool fadlitles -charitable dooatlons to your
church -interest on JOUr mortllP -
or tbe deductiolll for )'OUr tuet -w the
t::neflu !or the blind, •&ed llld dillbled,
or the inc.'ome slcll -"' spend cri
medical bllll. The IUD> IOtaJ al Ibo ibovo
ii 1boUt Ill blD!on. The exbllne delldt Is
aMt ISi billion. So, who II &olzic~Y
the r<malnina 527 bUlloo due.
lo Con«remnan Mart Andrews ol N
Datota1
Let's hope these wild "Spenden" In tho r .,,rHS wtll cl08I! 1he b I 1 1 • • t
"loophole" In the U.S. -th•
Congressional pcrA,.r to crtale O\ler11>end·
Ing by "deflclt" llnanclna. which 1<-
conllng to eong,....man Wilbur MIU. II
the ". . . .tole btl1lc aute of tnflltJon. ''
C. C. MOSEIZY
New Sources of Power
The• .......... ltr--al 110wtr 10 by tho ..Id lllllll IAllOO·
The1 -1,... .., -to wind power io 1ometbln1 called
~
Elcb bu potontlll -... Ille distant
Mm.: •:;!?: -_, ~:-IObru.-m
ttdlnolacY-. --llano u • !)OW8' ..... ldoqUltl to
n.rilnd'• notdl. All <ollld P<'OblblJ be
Im.-, bolplul --ti to other, --al-.
N11CUA11 POWEii, delplte t h 1
............. " by fir u. bell ..-it
...,,,. jf cnxla1lJ -,..,., ... ~ -· lnt:ldootollJ, ... -
""' .. --llld _.,. ltiDI -lllelo !or man -OJNtolo
~ Pa••u ... a1tho....,..,1111or.
mlltl1 tFRI I 1 llUl'C9! Odil mid """' ,...; . 'bji • be _ .. ,...wi, -
t!Yt: .. --But ....... -
Quotes
OUMe1cwr
DAIL Y PILOT
R~ N. W•ld. ,.. • ..,,,.,.
TiM>M41Knoll.-
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Ttu Plan
Get,s Ax
In Senate
SACRAME!n<l (Ai') -A
IU billion property tar relief·
!Choo! llnan<e pn>polai WU
killed by two vote1 In the
Senate.
But foes 1ak1 they want the
measure aent to a joint
Assembly -Senate committee
for more nefOtl,atKlns and
prtdlcttd a compronme will
be reached In Ille oomtng
three week.s.
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• 'iWllr· lkil Irr 10, 1972 DAILY '1t8~ I
SF BA.RT Women's Rights Bae ~
S te r BAta'AMENTo (AP) ~ 'llie the 1o-bouM 1ulhor. -I
'V8 m • ..... 11 llillo -la l'Oted » A limllar raolulloa ~~ 3 , t Tia...., lo mal•rcalllomla l>8llOd the Alaembly, .I!'
· Ille llDd tlolo -lo. ra!lly the lato the ume roadblocf · , 'Unsafe' Pl'Oec-1 , .... '!! •• rlahta Sana .. Rul .. Comm! 1-...it to the U . S . rwO: aenafora · brlefi ""'"'llltllou. . apJnat the -aure. ~(AP)-Tbo 'Ille -camo after the Tllo .... i.r 11bq·!Ja --alt!! ttain cont r o I ~ 1t111 -!>ottlacl up the f«u1 o1 'pl'oiaUN".A)r .,_ far the .. ,, rapid 1rtlM-llulelComm1t1 .. .,...,..., ....,p0 lo frw'-llle
naitiy all 1'U Iona· · ratlllcatlen ,resolution ,...., ~I l)'llom Jn the Miao>!· And It came altor only 10 Senate R ult 1 ~.
BIA JTancloco rec1on wu call· min-. ol dt)>ato In the Senatt PrNldent pro • ie,,;
eel "unraUalole ·end.undar..,,. Seitale. clwnljor. , Jamu Mllil, voted for
coadltlllllll inoperallve" Tltun: It will COU,. Up for llnal t be reaolllllon Wednelday
day by I~••·•-of "· Aallmbiy OPPll!l'al nut -k. In Rules Coll\mttloe, but cast u•-..-w•• -uld Alltmblyman W a II er hla vota q1l111! II on the fil!a). ~ :by"""u,. -r;Kano=::-:::::(o.:::M::on::r.:":Y:P:•:rk:1·::s.::oa:t•::"°:t:•·====-;-
part1aa llclalat!Yo ~··
olllco, --lbt lhe ' The 25-H rollcall 'lbundly
was two votes closer to pa-.
age than the same measure
received In AIJIUll, when It
was killed oo a Z).14 tally. 1t PORTION OF 120 OISSIDINT CONSTELLATION SAILQRS CLINCH FISTS
reqW... fl yes -. tor final Seamon Cl1lm Racl1I Dlocrmln1tlon Aboard Ship, RofvM Order
Calllori>la Public UWIU.. lln-
tom pnov.ol the meriie.r et Ibo four .._11 of the '1llem
until "cOmplete, tellablo. *"" safe opmtloo" of theltifl! 4t.
. ,
passage to the aowmor. ---------tectlm circuitry ii -'""' propoul ii the mull ol
biputiun ncgot!allom last
summer between Republican
Gov. Ronald Reogan and
Democrallc A>sembly Speaker
Bob Moretti.
TRI TAX plan wouJd give
local achools an extra '500
million a year and would cut
J"Opelty tares by another l500
milllon. It would pay for most
of that by lncreallng atato In-
come and sales tue11.
V-of the pn>pooed lax
shift said they prefefftd an
alternative plan which would
boost achoo! aupport by $375
million a year, but would put
off the issue af property tax
relief until next year.
But they agreed earlier in
the day in a private two-hour
luncheon wltb Reagan in his
office to open a new round of
blpartilln Senato • Aaembly
negotiallo111 II the tar bill fall·
ed.
Waterbed
Fans Lose
OAKLAND (UPI I -
Sleeping on a waterbed is
oot one of the rlghta pro-
vided by 1he U.S. Constitu-
tion.
Alameda Cou nt y
Superior Coor! J u d g e
Robert L Bostick ruled
'l'lmlcily lhat landlords
hove the rl&ht to ban
walerf>e<b from thelr ~
erly and ~ OUI a Stlit
brougllt by tenanlS who
clahnecl the U.S. Co!lltltu-
lloo JftVented llDlllon!•
from dlacriminatlng
11a1n1t waterbed users.
Landlords object to the
wat~filled btda because
of their weight and the
poaslblllty ol floods.
Grand Jury
Member
Indicted
SAN DIEGO (AP ) -The
San DleJO County grand jury
lndicted one or it• members
and 1 fonner member Thurs-
( BRIEFS )
day after 1 slx·month In·
ve1tlgatlon of the
Ne llbborhood Development
~ lkount indictment ac-
CUl8d them, along with the
qeney's executive director, of
COfllPlracy, mlsapproprtation
of public funds, embeulement
and. """4 lhefl
·-.... -Lellol Wahen, a current member or
1111 .,..nd Jury: tlie Rev.
G......... II. 1'1>111'" Jr.. a
t.-joaa' and -mlnilter o1 a. Pllli'I Unlled Melhodilt
·Qm<t; ..S wtlllam Henry '"'°"""«\' wllo lloadl the non-Jftlll •poratloa formed to ...,... lloolllDI In the model
clllao .-...raid -and -II)~.
i9• 6tdlt . l.OI :... (fi,) -A
Wftl•a1 ~·rw lolmd a ~ -sullll' ol 11 ...., . ., ......, obecene
iiiiiiiiilll .....-Ille mall. ~'IM., nW Wodilloday
11111 JMli Gt a ilra. 11. hid
............ "'"' daplo-.............. 1 and
blli; I j ' llctl II hiMlneu
plW•, .............
IAcU"PftO (AP) -
tw :Tl:' vr1t1oD111o •• ... • 11111 _. II W'I a w.111 a ...... 7 'UN*J &.!..! 0 f IF Olri .... iii'i.".m ..... 0;1 ....
••:.."fi.~. ill~=-: 1111111 .,,,_ n.-; ;1i:t-1.:ii:
.... qplimlbr . ""'"' --llM••r•
Legislature
Won't Meet
Deadline
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
Legislature won't even try to
meet the State Supreme
Court's end-of-the-year reap-
portion men t deadline,
Democratic Assembly Speaker
Bob ~1oretti says.
And if the court steps in and
reapportions Senate a n d
Assembly districts i ts e 1 f •
Assembly Democrats w i 11
have the muscle and majority
nei:t year to override both lbe
court and Gov. Ronald Reagan
and reapportion the
Legislature along Democratic
lines, Moretti said.
Moretti called a news oon-
ference Thursday to comment
on the Ila!< supreme Court'•
denial earlier in the day of
Moretti's request for a six·
month extension in the court's
December deadline for the
Legislature t o reapportion
itself.
Navy Backs Down to Sailors
SAN DIEGO (UPI) -Tbe Diego area -North Island, menial jobs and given hanber
crew of the Conat<llallon Miramar and Imperial Beach punlliunenll for 1n1rac11on1 of
saluted u the Stara Ind Naval Air Statlona. ru1 .. lhan thote mei.d GUI lo
Stripes were hoisted oo the All but 10 ol the 1311 are
"It'• aot to have some JPI.·
Jot -~ to mai<o It work.'' le&l.llaUve onalyst A. 'Alan
Poatnmatked.
Tbe tutolnated train control oJ1101i1 wu in fact baaed on
an. untried Cdlcept, said Post.
The fact ii, hla aides ex·
p!alnid, "It cannot detect
iralnl In all. Wtances." giant carrier -4,'lal of them black. About 400 Wier blaolt whltu llUllly of the same ol·
from the ohlp's decks and 130 sailors remained on duty. lenses. OFPICIAL8 at BART bead-
rebeil, lllOllly blacb, from an Training exerellel for the 'Ibey demanded .....,w by the
adjoinlllg pill' where they re-"Co!We," ooce part o1 the hilher aulhortly ol the clla-quortera Jn Oakland aald Y
jectod their caplaln'• .. .,. fighting fleet tbat sent pianeo cbarge5 alveo bJadt sailors were nol afven a copy of the
promlle offer to return to du-over North Vietnam, were report before the preu recelv-wilb poor work n!COl'lil, chang· ecf it and woold have ao com-
ty. begun last week but dilrupttd co In the dJsdpllnlry l)'ltertl menl tmtll they obtained and
A week-loog coolrontatloo by the crewmen's al!Alown 1 ·"·"ed l between the men and the strike and other problems. and a promise tba no pun1lb-'"uw 1
Navy came to 8 cllmax at the The maneuvers were postpon-ment would be imposed on any "We11 have plenty to say to
8 a.m. ceremony Thursday, ed. mrtil after Thanksgiving. of them for taking part in the it, but we can't unUl we have
and in the end it was the Navy A Navy spokesman said that protest. a chance to loot at it and
that backed down. In an ap-with the men divided into study it," said Mike Healy, a
pa r e n t I y unprecedented smaller groups, more at-BART officlaL
rei....1. 11 ...... lgned the i.n11on could be given lo their Long Beach n.. Bay,..... Rapld.Tl'al!l11 dlsllrunlled aallors lo shore personal problems. 'lbelr new District -BARI' -· began
ataflons effective today. commanding officers w i 11 operating the first oegment <>! ·
The rebel sailors began the work wilh each man In-Oilm' an Dies tba is-JDIJe l)'Olem. iD Sep-
crisis by staging a sildown dlvldually, t b e spokemlan -· '!\It WU t b I ·
strike at see. They brought a said. Olkiand-F.aenlld Une, wblcb
battary of llvo civilian lawyers The Navy aald there was LONG BEACH (AP) -the report aald ii being con-
wftb them to the final negotia-· never any question of accw:lng Funeral services for Daniel D. trolleff manuall~ and ls safe.
tions with their commanding the men of mutiny since the Dunlap, pioneer oil dev~lo_per The Qakland-Rlchmood aea:·
officer, Capt. J. D. Ward. legal definition of the offense and lnduatrlallll who drUlod manl I.I ocbeduied to 10 lhto
The sailors refused his order requires . an attempt to this city's first producing oil Operatian in Janury, the
to return ea the shlp after he overthrow constituted authorl-well , are ached.Wed today at Oakland -Concord~
met personally with their ly and asaume Illicit command !he Swmyslde c a 1 he d r a I May and th• Oa
representatives and reportedly of a ship. Chapel here. Franc11CO aeament n e x t
o!!ered to ameliorate their sepi.m.ber.
MORE'TTl SAID he was grJevances H they would rejoin THE BLACK Servicemen's Mr. Dunlap dJed Wedneaday ~ addil.ioo of the ll.nel to
"sw-prised" at the court's 6-1 the crew. Caucus said the men feared at age 83. Cooc:ord and SU FranciJoo
deciJ'ion, because he said the for their safety aboard t h e He served on lbe .boaldJ of will mean awltcbOWrl from
courthasbeenreloctanttoget THE NAVY anno unced canier, where there were directors of several major oil track to track wblch the
dlrcclly involved ill the draw-nu..day atr.m.on lhat Ille "nlgitt fighll" between tile f1n111, both in the United ._.i aaya cannot be -
Ing of new district boundaries mm would be ms.<lgned to races. The group complained Stateo and aeveral foreign aalely wilh the -t 11)'5'
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for atale Senato, Assembly and three shore bues in Ille San lhat bilcb were relegated to countn... i.m. Congre~ionaldi5trfcts:. /---...:.:c::....::=.::...:.:c...:.:c::....:::::.._.:::::...:c::::=....:.:c:::....:.:::::e:::::::....:.:_...:.:c=.:::=. _______ ::::::__~~~~~--'---------;::-=:==:;::====:::;;:::'--~
The Democratic ch.le! of the
Al!enibly added that tbe court
is welcome to go ahead and
reappornon the Legislature.
But Moretti said il the court
imposes a reapportionment
plan which he doeln'l like,
then the huge new Democratic
Assembly majority elected
last Tuesday can draft ltl own
reapportionment and there ls
nothing the court can do about
it.
"We may reapportion nest
year, regardless of what the
court does. They can come up
with a plan. and we can come
up with a plan subaequently,"
Moretti said.
"1be law sa>·s we must
reapportion after every
census. It doesn't say we can't
do it more frequently lf we
want to," Moretti said.
Body Found;
l.D. Sought
SANTA ROSA (AP) -
Sonoma County palhologisla
worked today to establlab the
identity and caUJe of death of
a badly decomposed hody
found In hilly ground near the
Russian River community of
GuernevWe.
The body was foand by a 71·
year-old resident o u t for a
wa1k. He sighted a human
hand stlckln& 91'1 of the
l!rOUnd and called aberlfrs
deputies wM recovered It
ThUJ'lday from a shallow
grave.
Sllerilf Don Strelpeko refu.
ed lo speculate wbether the
body had any ooonectlon with
three othn unearthed list
week In Mendocino County In
I auapCcied "Kelii Az1ie11
burying ground."
Party Seen
In '74 Race
W ASll!NGTON (U PI) -
Rep. Jo/In G. Sclunllz of
Tllatln, p<aldentill nomlneo
of the Am«lcan party, .. ,.
the \)WIY will run_..condldll,.
lor~ln ,., ..
"Tho returns from the 1'7!
-1dentlal election prove
eoncluatvely that the
American Party ii -.., tile U.l poilllcal 111111 to Illy,"
kllmllz llfd 'l'llll'ldaJ. I
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etata eandldalal -be enletod.
llduiJIU ""1Jod OOI _.i et lbe wte, _..,.._,i lrllh II
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growing populatioa, lndullrfal, and
cultural centers,'' Dr. Wr.tloo laid.
Initial broadcasting lor 1be -·will conaillt largely of material, IUdl as
"Sesame Street" and "Muta-piece
Tbeatret" which are standard feabn:I on
natlooal public broadcaatlng lllallom. '
"We don't want to begin blOldcullng
OUT local material 1111W we pt all tbe
bup out ol tbe ~" dplalned BW
Furnlls, geoeral manag.., of the llatloo.
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Early in tm, bowever, a richer mix·
lure, ol local i*'ollramliling will begin, be
said. .
This .will Include the J>OY<bololY !'<'lM
"As Man Behaves," which will be.offered
in tlie sprtng •.eme.ter !cir full .oOUec•
credll A ..,.00 i:redlt se~, probably
oo cooaumer ecooomlcs, 11 also planned.
Tbe first week's broadcastiog liter tbJs
month. will contain at ·leut two m.mjcr
Orange County news features. One will
foeu1 on major Wue!i facinC ~e
.COunty. The otber will 1alie ,a Jn.depth
• look-at aeveral of the OOUDt1 election
races ju1t concluded. .
WalSon said it will be probably two
yws !><for• the staUon reacbes a mix of
one-tblnl natiorull public broaclcaating pr-crams. one-third educational of·
ferinp, aod ooe-tblrd political aod
cultural lflaJrs of Orange County.
UIUmately, It may be poMible to earn
Tedsjf8
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a full two-yW" college ..._ -lllt
Cout Community CoU..e Diltrlcl· from
television courses ak>oe, but offidals
&tressed that day II at ie..t ftve ,.,,.
away.
Tbe •talion is funded·throolh a vaQdy
of federal, 1tate, and local ..rce._ But
Furniss said that nmj oi tbe --
of local programing will need to be ftDan.
ced tllrougb private and IV>&-
grants.
City to Meet,. on Suit
Huntingwn Sets Clnsed Session on Access
.Huntington Beach · Councilmen will
meet in clo9ed sesSioo Monday, to
discuss the status of tbe city's lawsu.it
against the Huntington Pacific Corp. In-
volving 2.5 ,miles of private beach.
Following the 7 p.m. executive session,
~ will alao OOllSlder the future
of the downtown "Top of the Pier" ptan
and the city dog catcber, acoording to Ci-
ty Admlnistralor David Rowlands.
Rowlands would not say U be intends to
suggest that the city drop Its beach ac-
Must Return
Sex Movies,
Court Rules
By 'TOM llAlltEY .
Oftjlll~~~ --
'· Fredertcl< ud-KoJI ~.Hlll>linll••
!'leach today --~~ :aut Cll
tlielr aide lnJ\~~1it; -
• to them ---.th., • ..,
, , .. • • ~ and pboqrapllo ,CCllllscated by · ~ · :r~ "'::' r·, ~~· t.•~ \ J: ""' ,1 ,. ,,. .• ~Utbmities. , 1 • -. t~> tM'.i ....... ·! • .~. ~¥" • '; ·• ' A 41\-page opinion riJCe!Ved 'todlfy by tbe -~--r .. ~ ' · ~ .. ~"·~!*~P' ·. ,,,,..;t_; _''._1 •t m-. , · . Orang'e .O»unty District Attbroey's Office ~'.iThoet'i!Olinen\'a·~s:a:bli:d ~ mioe~lflllide a Colorado'iun-. from tbe Fourth~ eourt or Appeal ~i!l~'·li!'>mt' after the fejii'1~'ei.glneer, r~r luowed1inside Iii• in San Bernardino, states. 1n e11ec1,,lhat
1;nilne;'"'"'y men walked off 'llie' Joi> In p teBt,. (&Mi ,plctutt,'Paie1\f') .. .' ' tbe ,.. literature ID\Jll now be returned.
: . . . ~·-. . ', ' . . '!bat ruling Wl'• made ah mootba aio if · ' -' by Superior Court Judge Robert L. ,.. . · • ' Corfman shortly after a J1U1' In hll
Cities Seek ·Couiity Share 'e.=~~~~~~ul;r~
f. , · · . ·, . · . "! , · But-kcltt n-ept tbe matedals formerly
t: ~~-u ·s· R' -·1 sh · ;=:.:r.~ca~~~-: . ~ .. -·'. evenue-. a~ tohllvauits:::J~tohandovertbe • · • · ' · 20 500 movlea and 30 000 ....,._phi 1t ~ r "' " • t'"'""'....... · •• • . . ~ ' ' • • • ~ . • . • • ~ 'l1le unperturbed Scott SI.kl thla ..morn-
• ' · -:· Ing .tbat be may still'reluae to surrender ~e,-Cql/llly cities ·mDJIO'!o·lillA> the -Tha!<lie ·cot11ty tum over 50 per<:ent materialJ that be still branda u olleooDe. !~al re~lbiiiI\!e ~y or fU mlblon !or use In Ille cities . on "! tbought we'd get tbis opinion juol as
~ with a !ltfori'"""11ft111bat Uie COOJ>-priority ~ecta to be determined by the llOOR aa the election was over," the pollce
~over a share Of~ esjlmilted•l9.8 cities. ·-. •• • .. cblef co•nmented.
D!Jl)o1r:to in<¢porated """1munlttes. -That ·iiiine portloo ol .<IM· ciiunfy "But we need a test C89e in this lleld iii!""-• olfldall will-"--". t 'their.m••· revenue .;,..,ng fwida be llllfld fol' one and Ibis may be tbe time for ~t." be said. ~u ~11 .._ ....,.-· "I will make my final decision on my ~ to thi .~.of. Supervtson at a 18.rge project.involving a ~ge rlum!>er of future actions, however, wben'J have bad Piilc bearlnc -10r'No,;-2Z. They cities. ' a chance to diacuss this opinion with tbe
ajiple lbat-Bj p;rcent ,of,tb011;oimlJ'• Several -ago, ~David' district attorney."
POjulatlon ts within the 'clllei. , . L. Baker, "*1pallnc the -~ ova-uae Judge Corbnan said today be will Ill a
.,.ost hi Ilia..'..• ~ In ol tbe ........ • -led ~-~ ~ date early next weet for the con1-p1 ...,. coun., """'"""' ~"' --.. ,.._ ·· -------~ bearing aet fa< Scott after tbe poUce
!«I mlllloo ·oLlhllr own hwn l'Noldeol· aMlly llhare'11o -·to·--ty chief lniUally rofused to rolum tbe cm-
ljlp'a revemlll "*""' •pnlllam but Wea. , trovenlal materials to the Loan' 1.1..,... .
!lli:r;would lllle·tll-~ ~50fper-llll·lllil••oa met.wllb.lltlle~ Tbe Loan w.n in court tbla momJnc
-1of· the......, sllollliiilt. " · . ....,. otbor ·olloml ---!Iiia>e !or resiewed actJoo on""""'" filed Iller .:-.iJ'tmilf. etii.1-•...,;ldeal .~ the ~ olllliild be iood 'fvr the jury verdict In <heir·favor . ~1 nil):or 'ol ~t illd ot ·tbe , ..... -._..-~pnjocla. But SUperlor Court Judge Jamea Loifle· meellNI In Orailp It would be TllilniilJ iiid&. .,..,... -,tf= Turner held over unW Doc. I hll l'\l)lng
wb;IJall tundi.. 1 ~-~the flluptltj ta: relief on a motion far dWn!wJ ol alllpdDnl ~1Jlol!ofth01COUDIJ'1tas......,.are ldilabd~~=!,_.iollllimaod !hit tbe .,...ie....., In·-ol 1 apaat in iqolncorparaled ' areaa oow -llae • • • mecblne sun and lllol m.cbino -ly ~ntlng 'ooly lJ perceat ol the • A-'* el 161 &e~. .IP a· -~ ._,,_ In tbelr u.~....-.;. jqpqlatlon," be ~-"It II only. !air ' .,.... ,....... ~~·-ilf.li Ille -1< Wbo Pill' moot Otthe cludel tbe -~... aiid y--. ceanty'a taxes &ban in ~ ..,.,fuada... Linda -llllJ ""'9 DDI .._ Ill-1'I caaple left tbe .,..,,.,_,, ......,..
;.tt the jlov."2Z "-•-'-•, tbe dtl<l"Will corparJIOd b' at laall llYe ,_. o1 tbe eppellate oaurt'• rullns In their ·--prevloua ll>Ule *9 ........ ....,. raver. pjamt.two _.,
cess suit,' ln light of state plans to buy
Cl2 private beach. .
"'Ibere is a oOuntersuit which has to be
considered," be ~ained today. "We
haven't reached agreement on anything
yet."
When the city filed its suit seeking
permanent public access to Lbe ·private
beacb, H111tingtoo Pactfic filed a inulU-
millian .dollar countersuit.. lor damaces,
claiming It was blocl!ed from develop-
ment of its private property.
DM.YP ...... ~ .....
Jhr•tfer Qlseea . : I l" " • • •
Cindy Vick""':\; 17, 'Garden
Grove1 Is -~' Weif 'Col·
lege's 1972 1H om ecio .. ;·•·I
Queen.' $lie. 11.~·1aw
enforcei!lebt -at the HuntlnglOn
Beach campU._'
British 'Reform' . . .
OI Prostitutes
Thought Unlikely
LONDON (UPI) -A wlllte-hand
........ nated to -u tbe ........ -_, place proollluta In spacial
-to--leam -mUq ud ----Perhapa, roplled Jcorgo Dudley, but be
&aid be had • better Idea -wby not
eatabltlll ata~ hn>tbel.I llld give
proatltutes civil 11tn1ice lllatul? .
Dudley ootllned the klu Tbunday
nlgllt In I 1pe<eh .-In tbe Houle of
Lorda to tbe JOlepl!loo -llocleq,
<ailed the ~--1111111 for lloral and
Sodll HJgiene until tt -....-I«
the woman •bo loundld It In tm.
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.Winning ~ollution . -' ;.Loser.:R-e'4x~• r·
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;Jn Caribbean , ..
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I Jloorle S. ll<ClCi'Nrn tool< tt my
-In tbe Clrlhbean ....... of :llieVb'llnlllaadl-
;: On Illa flnt IUll dly of -·-... ~ <liDDOlo. tbe .
.>liotb --.,. wlle
. •Aid 11111--u.srr.z: •-o1 .-,111m ' :~:ii:-.. :i:er:: ~ ~-
•. ' ~ ..... -Ule· 'Vlrlltl
lalaodi two or in~:; =. ::=r.r:' ..........
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Vict.ory 'a Long Way Off, But Figures Encouraging
major •Ir polluUmt In Soucllem Ollltot;
n111 oDdel of .....,. hi" ·IDtre • t ....... -... ~--,,.., lft ....... •-1111. tbt
number " ...... whll ::i• •. c. Cf'Utrol oddll llf mMl"llm ( -1 late'
rnodtll) • tllil Naft Wll)'l tflal JJJ, .....
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a<Lnlrofltlt4 -._ - -trol-MI I NllOI. I .... &.-b'ce ...... 11111 Mvdt .. _llll11C"9'< _., t oL
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pnctkol to - --polll>-, .. -i. .... 11
Alter both suits had been filed, the
state Parts aod liecreation Department
announced tbat It cons\derod purchase of
the beacb one of ita bJll>eal priorities.
Both parties bav,e agreed to a
moratorium on the beach suit, but the
moralorium exr.:= at the end· qf
November, Row '8kf.
Because It involves a lawsuit, the issue
will be dlSCllSled . by councilmen In
private with the dty attorney.
Rowlands aald alter tbal, be will brllig
'Order, lpttred'
up the related "Top of the Pier" lsauo
with the hope of making a llnal determin-
ation ol ill at.atus.
· Tbe pier plan originally Involved tbe
creatlon ol a fivo-blodt uphalt parldlfl
lot aloog the lnlaod aide ol Pac:lfic ~
Highway.
The parting lot WIS ezpected to aplll'
o.mmercial and tourist activity c:n ....
rounding property. No ldlCll baa bom
taken on the project, however, IDd
(See LAWSUIT, Pqe I)
Zumwalt Tells Brass . . ' . . To Promote ~quality
' 0 o I r
IO ·~ -· ~~ ----'-~.,,.. + -I
.... lb: ... hll ·~lo'
equality, •
One mu!~ be laid, waa tbe rebellion of
138 a ewmea -lDOllly bltct -of ~be
carTlor Conltellallon 11 lliln !JleCo. (See
atory aod pleture; Page 5)
"Somo of tbe very thlnp I learod ltl
moothl ago might comt to pua did bl
fact, tab ~" 7.umwalt uid.
Tbe tell Or bJa lllatement to' the private
meetl!il with , the admlrall .... made
public by Iba Nao)!.
S.llon wllD mnplalned of radii
-·-the Conalellatlon ...... apllt up --abore -toda7 --ed to trial lodtvldually
for befDf --tbe catrler with-out pe-.
-!JI """· ~ dmchad llata. refuaed an ooder bl' !hi carrlel-'1 ....,.
muting offm, Cept. ;. W. Ward, to
r<tum to tbe lblp Tllunday. Eight baun
I.lier, tbe -.... -of poaal-
ble dlaclpllnary -.... -A -court procodura, !mown In
NI¥)' linlo aa I Captain's -O< Article ... -........ lbroacbout today. Similar to tbe JUlltca of .!be pea« bear-
ing Jn 'dvtllan lilt, n ....U, levlea r1na.
rank redlldloaa 11< lbort conllnement. It
II !hi -~ ,....,..._. Wbea belllk--. Zu"""1t 11ld,
ba teMl'i ' 'U. ••peteatlal e1-
p1o11-• 11.ndal --and triad to -tbe -tloo. llul be told bJa
top -Iller lallid to deport !tom "blllond. routine'. llld follow hil diree-
tlvn.
"I IDI opaOtO( to you and lhnJuih you
Fountain Valley
Service Station
Robbed of $100
A 111111 -'-"**""",.ill "'°"" hair Mid up I , ....... Yallef Pl -
lion Tbtinldl)' DIP! .... ....pod with
•bout tt• lo -· polloa aald.
It -the -fountalo Valley II'
tUtloo to be rWbed In • -... ,..
Nice llOld 1111 ........ -the
Cllevnm -at tlll -al Eactld St-111111 Bdlopr A--t :ltl
p.m. wltll I JI --!lillol.
OonlJmed wtlli a -id "" au tbe -lntbe-.... tba~ au.edla& .. ., 1''1alJ ............ ec-
'*,:S~ ..... w"--1111 foot. .................. .,_.. old. ...,_ ... , .. _..
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_, ... ;/lly ..... a -" tbe
-... lllll"'wldt .... belr -a Wt .. M ' 'f 't 1 ........ ...
•mdlnt .......... ...
Sti!':L=~~=:. •:11col:d//~•blli
not -.. ,,.., .......
polloa aald.
-:;::...t.' ~_._•Ii ft . to _... opln lllat tldl ..., qf
~ ,u i' I 1i1111 -be_.....,_."'';;;;, Mil'.",........ ' -
Ho ... lo lllo • lo • w--.
baled --tbe N&'J'I top coro-
maod - -aboul M baun alter tbe Navy PVe In to demandl of tbe
rebellloua Conltelllllon -who relUled to. -their uaicnmonll .., grounda of dlacrimlnatlon.
Zumwalt mentioned the Conatellatlon
alolll with tbe carrier Kltt1 lint aod
otber ndal trouhlet on the USS
Haaaayampa.
"PLllnly lllated," Zumwllt uld, -
have tended to succeed wt.at•• tllie
establlahment ol 1 pr'ogram -a -without • con"e1poodln1 need to ....
or dllmantle exl81tng procedure."
But be added. "We llave tended to fall
wherever a reaJ change from tbl blllow--
ed rouUne •u required."
In particular, Zumwalt told tbe .._
mirall, tbe top brUI had :
-"Hamotrun(f' minority 1 ff 1 I rs
spocWlata be wiped to all Novy ...,_
mandl.
-Failed IA> dlltrlbuto Information
buJletlnl dealing with rldal _...
-&luled IA> follow the roqulmnenl
tbat olllcm In their .....a ft-
1!f/0111 be Judied 1111 their abWl1 to
"footer equal opportunlt7."
• Zum•alt d1"'cted the N1vy to -pi.. equal opportunlt:f and ,_ ,.._...
training II the lalllt prb llJ Jewl • • ,
1or of.6cert and .uus pwa 1 ! • ~~liltbe ..... tlonal bllllt taalll ...........
He Aid-. ... ~ aw=.• ='°" ..:.=.' .. Jlillil -· ~ .......
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Does Hmitingtori Need .
Councilmanic Districts?
BJ TEftRY COVILLE °' ... °"" ..... " ...
IN tMS the issue of councilmanic districts for Huntington Beach exploded
on the political scene with bitter fight.! on both sides.
In August of that year the voters ~dly defeated the proposal 4,033 to
2 871 aod the Issue lw been donnant smce. ' But the Cltizeu Goals and Objectives (GO) Committee repo<I, reiee>ed
th.i5 week, coo.ta.ins a suggestion in one Sl.lb9ec:tioo that
cmmcllmanic districts be formed to ease commllllcaUoo
problems.
City oouncllmen, however, are conslder•bl1 cooler to
the ldea than some of them were in ltl5.
JACK GREEN was nol on the counctl that year, but
he was a leader in the misuccessful fight to nt1 hlish
council districts.
"I don't think It's really neceMary now,'' Green .says.
"The city ha s a pretty broad representation.
cov1LLE "The most legitimate reason for it Is the high coot of
campaigning, which is almost prohibitive. But I personally wouldn't push it
now '' Green said much of tbe 1965 push stemmed from the fad that three of tbe
five (now there are seven) councilmen lived downtown.
DONALD smPLEY was the only man on the council that Y!?81' who ~
ported districts now he too is cooler to the subject: "It isn't much of an issue
now . There's ~ real need, the city isn't that big yet." .
The one current councilman who is at ltast lukewarm to the Idea lS Ted
Bartlett.
"I still thing ii'• worth looking at, but I'm nol uptight aboot H either way,"
he says. "If the people would like it, I wouldn't mind golag for IL We are
getting awfully blg."
Mayor Al Coen and Councilmen Jerry Matney, Henry Dute and Nonna
Gibbs are almost ~ opponent&.
B011I COEN and Gibbs say the district sy>tem leads to East Coe..t style
"ward politics," which neither considers healthy.
Duke suggests that council dl.9trlcta might be plsoslble when the growth
of Huntington Beach is stabllizecl, but not DOW.
Matney also ·abhors the possibility of wan! politics stemming from cf1s.
tricts, and sums up his feelings thusly : "Every time I campaip, I wisb. I bad
a district, but after the election I'm glad I don't.''
Aedon Postponed
Sex Education Curbs
Asked of State Board
SACRAMENTO (AP) -11gbter 001> It is sch<duled to meet in December to
trols .cm aa educalleea In Calllvnlla ae1ect testbooill.
claaSroom.s ue · propoted Io a reeoiullon Tbe ... oduatloo resolution contalnl a
presented today to the state Board of kq eectloo which giv01 b:el llC!Jool
Edll\ll!i9•· superintendents vetO power av~ oulslde ~t~t'ed at ....... •P"'n.:..s~.m ... ":famlll', Wa'!..cir ao
, .....,.,. •·• .• educallon counes. ood day of the board• t • .,..., meet.,. .. •· The molutlon was prepared lo the
But actlon was postponed until the· wake of a furor created this year when
December meeting because 'll , the homosexwels appeared .. auest lecturers
absence of Eugene R~gl': af Aubum: -ii aex educaUon clasaes b. San Francisco
Ragle demautdll4..u.;IDY~ .of ••• Marin counu ...
how sex educa~..are cailtuctat:" .• _ Joday's reaolution, prepared by Henry
Thursday, tht'1du9'111 .vu to14 tbol .11oydt, a spectal ualltant to the board, iJ
the State Currl~ ... Ill' · ·a l'Owrltlng of a reoolutlon the boanl
VISOfY body, droJlj>ed !is three-yeu fiiJil adopted April ID 1111
against text boob which ~ the divine The reaoluUOn' aay1 · parerill lhould be
creaUon explanation of man's origins. notified by mail of IU education COUl'IM;
This theory' which rell~ fun. °'' U the requlnd uollc:e ls aent bome
dame?talisll have urged for ~·· would wltb a pt.1pU, parenta abould alao be con-
be i!Y~n equal billing with Charles tacted by telephone or uted to retW'D a
Darwin s theory ,of evolution. slip iodlcatln& approval or dlaapprovaJ of
The board decided lhret yurt ago to their child'• participation.
use both theories. Teacben lhould have "profeulonal
Chinatown Has Snit
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A group of
Chinatown residents has filed sult in
federal court trying to halt police sweepa
t:irough the picturesque dl!ltrlct designed
to bait bloody a:ana: warfare. The sult, m.
ed by photoarapher Barry Chann and
others u a class action, contended Poltce
have indlscrlminately taken I a r 1 •
numbers of A1lan male1 into cuftody -
(JO oo one aweep -10lely because of skin
color and other ethnic features.
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preparation" In sex education, either
when they ire attending college or after
they are on the job..the -1utlon ..,..
Tb• --pu......., for J.S million elementary lchool cliDdrln were
tho belUeground duriol •the ; board'•
'1'buradlJ ---tu of the i-, l!I evolu&n lee'4 iappotlers of
the sgOclol Cl<atlon tbaory.
' Speclal-creotlon· l>ecllara aald the Idea
that tbe unlvene .,,.. eru,ted bJ an om-
nlpotlll ..... _., ani; lbat man WU
creitad pu'9lty much u he'U "°" abould be glwn:iqua! ldlboOk ;,-with the
t1-'>' ol -fonnulated by Brltlah tcleiillil.qharlol Daniln mldwaJ througle
the ltlll eentury. ·
!lord>'• theory bolds that man evolv·
et. from a lower ordm-of life.
Mort than 50 1peaken asked to appear
before the board during a marathon five-
hour public hw1ng on adoption of
science texta. None of the boob con-
tained material on 1pecl1l crution.
--Poet s~-r,.
Yuri T. Gallll.Skov, 33, a di&-
sldent Russian poet and writer
whose 1968 trial touched off
protesta In M06COw and abroad,
has died In a labor camp fol-
lowing a stomach operaUon.
Paper Charges
Briggs Benefits
From Contract
LOS ANGELES (AP) -'!'be Los
Angeles Times said today t b a t
.U..mblymao Jolm V. Briggs (R·
FuJlerton), bas profited from his in·
volvement in a state Medi~ contract
award.
Briggs is an Insurance man:
The contract to provide health services
for •. maximum of 20,000 poor persons in
Orange County bad a potential value of
$7.l millioo a year, the Times said. It
was awarded to Dr. Edward H. Rubin.
the major ,.....bnlder In a cbain of
clinics and hospitals In Los Angeles and
Orange counties. ,
The Times said it was told by Dr.
Rubin that Briggs bad been "very
helpful" to him In winning the contnct
and that be ls -buying llabllity aod
neaJpractlce lnlunnce lo< bis c!eain from
Brlgp.
The Times ldeotllled the firne u OJ:>-
tinental -lllol<en. Inc., of Anabelm, and ~ that Briggs said
be owned 50 percent of tt.
Dr. Rubin and Brlgp Indicated that
the lmurance purcbases began before
Dr. Rubin """ a preUmlnary version of
the c:wttact cm April 1, Im., according to
the-.
Tiie Times said thal ""11• neither Dr.
Rubin nor BrtcP -1c1 -dollar
amounts, Ill fnsm.~7 IOUrte elbllmated thal the would Jlold up
to-.., . f'IDJ'aJ~ -Brlgp -quoted u be recelv· ed 00 OO!!!!!!l•loo from the of the In-
-bot that be sham Io the prollta · of Contloeotal )paurance Broten.
Brlep WU flrsl elected to the
Auembly Io Jiii. .
Rubin'• cbain consists of nine cllolcs
ar.d four boopllals, mootly in IOW·locome
area.
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tants, bu 1dvanced further smog-reduc-
ing sugutk.u.
It bu recommended adoptloo of
leglslatloo requJrlng that all automotive
tu1*Upl !"!?'formed 1n commercl&J repair
sbope be done in accordance wt.th state--
prescribed feKU)ations on emission con-
trol. This woufd have the effect of reduc-
ing hydrocarbon emissions by another
four to five percenl
Meaaum proposed by the task foree
would require that vehicles be adjusted
for optimum·emlulon control and would
outlaw deviatlona from spedficaUons.
MechanlCJ are not always tuning up
automobilts for opUmum llllOll reduction
beca111e this tends to r e' d u c e
performance. 1'o uiure eftfoi<emept of the propooed
tWIMlp 1peclf!callonl and to provide ad•
· quate aupervlsloo ol npalr lacUltlee, the
task force recommends 1 llrae 111111 Jn.
cruse within the Department o f
Consumer Affaln.
Recommendatlonl of the talk force
y:ill be comldered ln the nm ftw weeb
by Gov. Ronald Reapn and bis cablnel.
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Dow Jones Hits 1,000,
Sets Mark, Then F all.s
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NEW YORK (AP) -The Dow Jonu
lndUltrlll 1verap1 Wall Street'• mott
clolely watched indlOltor, bunt over the
t .~ -In mJd.<lay lradlna to-
dly, u prlcee .... In -to Presl·
dtJel Nlnn'• rMlectlon' v1ctcrJ and
bopel lo< ...... In Vlelnam.
Tbl Dow ...,... ol • lndUltrl~
llocb bu -doled above the mack I,OOI -. allllrAIP k ..-It four
"-la lltl~ tndlnf In JIU1Ulf7 and,_,.,.
Tbe-llllt 1111UIO.IJ11 l:IO p.m. PST
and I ......... later -to I ......... Inti• ldF·eC~.tll.41,-up J.1117 pobllo
lot tllt •• .1 ... -lome ltllrHq *' WU I.Ill. II Ill rob. I, t•. L55ter In tJie
day, ~ tell beet below 1.000. .
-pbl roee lhanoly Wedneeda)' lo~ the prealdtntlal elec:t\on. bot
hid fallen blck a' • wave of lnvaton
cashed tn thetr 1aln11.
Pricei began to rise again Thursday
afternoon. and continued rlslng rapidly
this momlq.
Advanoea outnumbered decUnet almost
l to I on the New Yort -Exchang.. Some 11. 73 million shares had changed
handl In the Ont -boun Io heavy tradinfl.
On the puoo front, Wbito Houa 111Y07
Gen. AI..-Haic """'""' with P-NIUY'" Von 'l'llleel tod17 In
Salpe, .-Iq to -out Allle:I dlf.
fennct1 on a PllCI ..,..ment .nth
Huol In Umt to aend llOnM American
~ It airistmutlml, U.S -uld. (See ltoty, Page 41
Haic and Thieu tllUd l<w two llOlll'l at
the preeldloll~ pa1 ... lllorUy -the s•ntr~ lnWod In Solgot" bls _.i trip
thla month. U.S. and South V~
omclnl1 deellned to dllcuu detalll of the
talll:.1.
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MIT Ill'. LOUii. DI. (UPI) -· The coat about baU that Of -cumntly11> • "l've aire.dr ' lletll oontactad b'/ ~ .
....._ ot o •!llr~Jn~entor~.klli~ .a by auto maieallOIUren and woold liiilot' au!Qi!!o_b_U._~!."'111~
od tn bis of11ce llld ....... '·· -weljh omy l5 Pl>Unda ind Dl<llRlft 10 In-IOid" Io Ille .. fiilOri!M.. "Tbey aeem
_,. UQ"' hus che• In diameter. ~ -~ .. , ... _.n.. lniertlted." ' · . ·,·, Wll Nady to n:Qe 1 flao1 test on a •• .., 'T
molutlooal')' IU turbine engloe that '1
would virtually ellmlnate air pollullon.
Vlctor G. Null, 14, whose JUe was in·
sured for $2 million by ~ linanclfl
backer, WU found IYillll flCe down In
blood Jn bis ranaaclred o!IJce Tbursday
niglel Police said 'he had been 8hot al
least three times in the bac> of the bead.
His widow, Shirley, 30, saJd her hus-
band feared the F"llne would be stolen.
The engine -about ooe thlnl the size of
a cooventloul automobDe engine -was
found Intact -bls body.
The engloo wu nol irilured, she said.
It Was not known whether any ol Ntill's
plaeee were stolen. His desk drawen bad
been ranucted and the C011tenis strewn
on the floor. Null 'a pocket. m pulled
Inside oul His bllllold ,.., enlastng.
Mn. Null aald Ille laat aaw bOr bU&-
band TIJeaday evening when he left their
St. Louis County, Mo. home for his office.
She said he told her be probably would
test the engine at WaWngton University
in St. Louis. , .
"He told me that he might stay
overnight at Washlngtor. University to
auanl the eqlne ao that it wOuldn't be
stolen," abe said. ••r th.,Ught that was the
reason he.didn't come home."
Mrs . Null said she called the East St.
Louis office repeatedly Thursday but
received no answer. She said she called
one of her buaband's four partners, Caf.
roll Shelton, an accountant, who called
police and asked them to check the of-
fice.
Police aald they found the front door
open and the body on the floor.
Investlgaton were tuestioning the vic--
tim's friends and reJaUves.
Mrs. Null ldeolified the other partners
in Null's enterprise, H. C. s. Turbine CO .•
as Sl Louis Cln:ult Court Judge Carl
Gaertner, Rooald Calvert of st. Louis,
whom 1be said invested the money to
form the oorporaUon three months ago,
and a man the knew only as Jack Walsh
of SI. Louis.
Mrs. Null said that shorlly after the
corporaUon was formed, Calvert and his
father. James Calvert, took out the a
million We insurance policy on Null.
naming the two Calverts as beneficiaries.
"He kept trying to get them to drop tJ:>e
insurance, but they wouldn't,'' Mrs. Null
said. "It really worried him."
Null said in an interview with UPI in
January, 1970, that he invented an in-
ternal combustion rotar_, engine that
would virtually eliminate air pollution by
burning more than 95 !"'fceDt of the fuel.
Null said then that the engine would
JUST IN CASt
WASIIlNGTON (AP) -Postmaster
General E. T. Klassen says be plans to
hAnd-deliver to President Nllon a
souvenir album of 1972 Christmas
stamps.
"We want to make sure be gets it by
Christmas," Klassen quipped 11tursday
during dedicaUoo ceremonies for the oew
stamps. ·
Booby•trapped
Evw,,ed Man;s DeviCe ..
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Kills 5; He Dies; Too
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BEAURECUEIL, France (UPI) -
Retired miner Jeao Pica, 1ppam1Uy
seeking revenge over an evlcUon mUce,
booby-trapped bis 1partmeot, then went
outside and blew bbnself up with
dynamite.
When offlclals tried to enW bis.Dal, an
ell]lloslon killed all ftve meinben of !be
group, police said today.
One other penon wu serloully Iojared
in the 1partmeot uploalon.
According 19 pollce, Plea, \16, WU
ordered to move from bis apart\nent
becall9e be ,... belW:d In bis ront.
Offlclals lllld Pica then IOI out to piD,
revenge. TbeY said that OD Tbunday,
Pico waited ciutside the olllce Of Mayor
Juliao Gautier who approved the me.
tion. ·
'Ibey said Pica, who wia armed, llted
lwlce and aerloualy ~the !Dll':Or •
'!'bey uld Pica then blew -.... Wttb dynamite Jn I nearby dltdL .
'Today, die br1Ddlng owner who hid
Pica eTlcted went to take&•~ Wan of
the !lal'"*"JlOUl'I onler. owner-aCOlUllj>onled by two policm:oa. . I
locklqilth and I friend.
Wben the lock19"ltb tinkered with the
YM€A Announces
Winte:r Program
In West County
From leuketball to a helter marriage,
!he Hunllngtoo Beach-Fountain Valley
YMCA ls preparing a wide Ylrlety of
winter actlv!Ueo, according to prognem
director Sam Wurtzbachel'.
A ~ethall clinic fir boyl ages Jl.14,
one ol the tndlllonal programo, will be
orfered at 9:30 a.m., Nov. iw. '.
A new actlvlt:r, the marriage -
11\0lS l!.'1UP• lllrls !!!el'. II 1itth -·1-WednOl:lay nfabl '\Pieitliji,.,~
wbo' would Ute lo enrlcb tl:iir mamaje =~·PIP _..._ol.!l\Vlof.,~
Other . ~'111# .ciBHI bi it.;
YMCA : gUitai' ttli96i!!,' ~
reading, -pte.echc:Jol day classes, yoga; ~ki
fitness, creative arts and crafts, f!Jlm-
nastics and volle~ll for women.
Al so: tumbling and g y bJl n a • Ii c s ,
knrate, judo, women 's :Dodero ~and
conditlonini, and girls creative danQI:.
The lirsi programs start Nov. 20: For
information on exact dates and ~ of
each program, pbone the YMCA at 1147-
9622.
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LONG BEACK (AP) -Tbe Ailantlc
Rlcbllold Co., owner of a tanlcer bellevf\d ·
to have spilled IOIM 50 barrels of cnK1G
ol: here, bas hired crews to clean !¥·
channel, the Coast (luanl saiclJodly.· '.
Tbe spill milbt have occurred wbeli .• •
valve failed on the tanker, Arco Pnldboe
Bay, the spokesman said.
'!'be ship left 1-Beach port 'lbart,
day night destined for Alaska.
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MAID5TONE, ~·(UPI) -Carole Slnclllr, 1,i, ru away from bome
because abe knew ii ~ i.bs moaey to lielp l>rlll( 1 Dlfracle. Sbe a-
.. plained ber reuoning I'n a poi. abe left Cll tbe cloontep ol ber bome.
" • 40l>ear Mummy and·~." 11.year-okt ~ wrote. "I am running
. away from bome -$ ""' dm~ bave to lt!ed me you CID lake Peter to • Lourdes to get blm better.'
Peter, 2, la Carole'• bll>y atepbnllber who waa bom wUb apiilll 1~,
.a coodlllon wbleb attac:U tbe nerve ee\IJ and' la lllU8lly fall) Wttbln a few
,. years. I ' . '
Lourdel ls tbe Roman • CetboUe abrlne In Fruee wbeno mey believe
mlraeulous eu..a take place.
Carole didn't get far, A policeman found ber 'lbuf!day aobblng bealde a
graveyard, took ber bome and found the -on.i,11! llepl.
"Wbat Carole did baa llllod ua all with~• aaid ber mother.
Bepkmakl•g (( .. rges
Trustee at Saddleback
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· IrJlict~t) ,by Grand Jury
Saddlebaek _ Community C o 11 e I e
District lnlStee Myn Id-Brmmon wu In-
dicted toclay by the Orl!lfl'! County Grand
Jury oq multiple bookmaking allegaQooa.
lildlcted wllb him In Grand Jury iellon
that now moves both cases from
municipal to &iperior Court level was u.
ed ear salesme Robert Emmett Kelly,
34, of 1135 5eJlguII Lane, Newport Beaeb.
. Dlstrlet allomey's investigators boped
Laguna Board
To Rule on Nude
Cover at Schopl , .
A ttquest that a pbotograpb s1'>Wln8 1
itatUe of a nude swimmer' be pSmltted
Im the cover of a Laguna Beech !Dgh sChool water pOlo team awards f>anquet program raised a few eyebrows at
Tbursday's meeting of the Board of
Education.
' Bruce Hopping, chairman of the Kaloi
"••atbos Foundatioo, made tbe appeal
tbthe board, ooling that high Ochool a\blellC dir<ctor Hal Akins decided to ban
the picture from the program.
The Kal08 Kagatbos Fouodatkm, Hop-
ping 111<1, la an'orgaoiutlon-devoted lo
supp0rt of competitive swimming and
related Wiier Sjiorts,
The ltltue shown In the plctun!, Hop-
~'told the board, WU ~ oeveral
)'tor! ago as an awar:d,-lo top nrlmmen,
111e ·photograph. mo ""'"" .. 111e 1oun-~t1oa·1 1ot91 'sbowl a luJl.lenitb.front v-.w of the m.tle llaun with the ocean In
the baeqruUnd. J~ing ~ told bf board member •JU!D'"I! llrown that he llloUkl appeal Al:-
,ija,,deeimn ~ 8ebooI ~pal Don-ald' Hallllbt. 1 tloa of tbe matter !Ir the lfoanl.-of 'Edotatloa woold be the
lj¥lt •1 In tbe oonnal ebaln ol com-~ 2::2.'km... _,tlllr-.,. tbe denied • ebatp by
Ubpplnfthat be bad told Akins to boa tile Ji!oololrapb. • •
to arralgn,Brannon, 41, ol Santa Ana'and
Kelly Ja!er toclay In SUperlor Court.
Both men lace c:baffl'!I that they
operated' a bJ#ily lucrative belting
business tbrougbaut the Harbor Area.
It is alleged that Bfl!lllOll liwt<rmlnd-
ed tbe r1nc and •Kelly operated as Us
"mucle man" In a combhie said to have
producod taklnq_ o1115,aoo a week.
Brannon bad been ac:beduled to BJ>'
pear Nov, 30 In Harbor Judlelal Dlstricl
CoUrt to lace Ir/ coonts of alleged
bookmaking violations. He is free oo
,10,ooO ball.
A mnnldpal courl.aetioa 11111111 ~
baa ._ ohn!1tey alllndoned. Ile alao !!'
l1'e ... ~ball:
--amsted in August sbortly after be alleplly '"le!1>pted to .. _, ali Jl,800 clo!il' Bis .. ~ ..... -~:; 1 r~.&acb po11ee and distrld at· tonitjia~. K'e1ly ..U amsted two mool!is later
shortly alter an lncldeot which led N~ Beadl police to lbe bome of a wtiijlby local bu-n. The man told
-thol .. elgbt-lneb buntJna Ja\lfe
WA llmled Into bis front door 1111 part of
lbe ~w tlctlcl allegedly employed
by Kelly.
'GQ.od Old Days'
T~me of Fair
Tbe ll!S ()rep County Fair will tab
a lool< backwards at tbe "Good Old
DaYJ."
That'• tbe theme -by tbe boanl of .dlreeton far nut year'1 lair, Fair
Mana;;er Jim Porterileld aald ioday.
It will be em1ed out In decor, Wllbils,
eoatumes wom by flljr woitm, and In
the l)'pl " --t .. The DOll•lig Oawr ol. thi.I theme will
permll::J:.;goCbeaule ~ and·llC>
tlvllles with ..,. colorlul period
la--blalory," -eaplalaed. "F'Qr ewlp1e. (Ge day cmuld be
dedicated to • RouiD& • ltll'CllP"Wre
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DAILV lllLOT I ' .. Fl'l<lllJ, Nll'lttnber 10, 1972 H
s Ban on Homosexual Filml
onler m 1111e reauJotioo weno· lo be .,.. Allhougb tile GSU -to the ad-.,. ........ L ![IJ a oxl 1 ol view In the -~t. !her, II no ~ lblt film does bavo educl-"1onal yaJue," Collen aald. c· Ile Indicated be bad btn>ed dowu ,,. In-
-to -lbe Olm prior to Ill
propooed ,_.J Dwlq on e1mpua, Oii
lbe s/autid. oUdi prior review would -
llltute _,iup.
CoblD noted .. 'tbe ~ of audiences
to eroticiam ii oae,tbbtapw~re looking at
today-••• Gnol-lntloftti>e dnml does
DOI conlorm lo matteta ol pd lute,"
Collen oooeJudOcl llflllnc that I production
o2 "Titus Andraak:Ul'1 couldD't be allow-.
ed II I 11111.,..ity ~ If the 2-11
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cUrtis Adair, 26, of Columbus,
Ohlq, who Is suffering from
· terminal brain cancer a n d
wants to leave a tape record·
ing of his voice to bis young
children, has received at least
two recorders after his plight
was reported. Many others
have offered money to the
Adair family.
'Strict' Father
Slain by Sons
ABil.ENE, Tex. (UPI) -Air Foree T.
Sgt, Edward Brannon would not buy
motorcycles for his two teen-age sons nor
let them have Jong ~ir.
Authorities Nlld that apparently was
tbe reason the IODS fatally shot their
falha· onCe ill tbe -with I .30-.JO rlO~
ae be tlept ~·1n a reclining chair.
Brannoo, 38, ... due to r<tlre In sis
moolhs,
for<ed.. mlnlstrltloa wllhes, the Jay Brl111 mm flculty) --_, tu! S '
Thal llqeall' pollcy WU opposed by WU lelzed by 0rll!Ce Coonty Sheriff's wha-tfl ~ ~
the UC! llCllllJ .... 11 In 1111, the com-~.~~ ~llO ~!1'-toprogram pus111qu1ry·'' and --. :•. lbe~ua· • ~ ~ .~~~ 2!!! w•~ •u--~-Scla>ce .. ,... , --__,_ .., • ..,_.. Locture Hall. A Loi Anfl'!let Superior
1or facully IClf!a ·.., lbe n1m ban. Court i.ter order.t lbe mm .. lumed. • ""•·P<lditl ...u.r;' tbo • w
1'be pollcy rocpi"" ldmJniltr•lon 1o FICll!ty memben Thunday ...med to tlon does DOI atve lbe GIO .., _.,all '
relule \iormllllon lor produclJom In-favor leltlng tbe courta determine tbe lo ""'""' tbe film, ~ -..:: -
vo;9lng "!rid or f'<'!""" conduct WOI llmltl of ~ that lho<tld apply to cam-. •s-ld!Ylllet llfll fl' 1
cited by Vice ~I ... for Stiiileof AJ. i<tW.
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N.,. :, ~ ii • fa! ~ ! t.&ti1y' .
lalra John C. .Jloy ':w)ien be ovemiled a 1'be molullon suggested by the educa-memben present Thul'lday -abaol oae-
laculty-etudenl acre.ru.. e om m I t tee tlooal poUey commlu.e and approved by fourth of the UC! total !IClllly -oup-'
· cW•l.W. to aDow 1be lUm to be sbowo Ill tbe M to I vote, says: portod the rights of tbe GSU membenblp
tbe -ol ibe pone! dll<o•ulon, "Cenaonhlp is cootnry to the spirit of to oereen the eootroftnlal !Um.
Faeulty Hiring
UCI Plan Continues-
A program by w b i c h UC Irvine
alucleots ore reaponslhle for r<erUlting up
of two per<ent of flCll!ty for hiring each
year wae eoollnued Tl1uraday by a bea:vy
vote of some !O members ol the faeul\Y senate. ·
Only a handful of faculty, mostly from
the department of One arts, upposed four
senate resolutions suggested by Gractuate
Sebool of Administration pro!....,,, Henry
Fagin and Aaaoetated Students fonner
president Patrick Moore.
The approved recommendations af·
firmed the faculty's desire to let the con-
troversial program which was born out
of campus unrest of 1969 continue for a
full five-year trial period.
Faculty acted Thursday after hearing
from two itudenta of more lhan 50 at-
tending the Irvine Division of the UC
Academic Senate meeting. Petitions with
1,400 student signatures said to support
the faculty selection program were
~vered by the students.
Two other faculty members serving on
an ad hoc commJttee set up last June to
study the student faculty se1ectlon proc-
ess, urged abandonment of the program
in light of budget restrictions.
Physics professor Douglas L. Mills ex·
plained be felt the program abould end to
allow the univenlty the Oexibillty in face
of shortages of funds to meet other areas
of student demands . Mills did not specify
other areN, but indlc:ated bis bellel that
by allowing students to choose seven
faculty members each year options to
satisfy "other 1tudent demands for Im-
provement" would be llmlted b y
shortages of funds.
Dr. Mills' poaillon appeared to support
Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Hazard Adams' views that the Irvine
campus ls not likely to bavo the fies.
iblllty nut year lo llCll!ty 1ppoln-.ts
it bat etllOf'!l ·lo· ml'.. Adlms poitPI out lbe -jemporary
faeully pooitl!!lll lllowed the UCI campus
Ibis year .. , be teaonlnated In !Ivor ol
,, '"'
increued permanent tuchh>&' I ft d
researth poaltioos.
By delJnltloo, the -t .....,. meo<1'd lac:ulty are given tempontj 1p-
polntmenls.
Ileaplte that Umltatlon oo lhe progrom,
faculty allpporung the program's con-
tll111111Ce polated out that lbe lour .....
women faculty at Irvine this year were
appointed as a result of the atudent
selecUon process.
Speakers supporting the roprteve for
the 'program suggested the -ta In
.
their faculty choices ..... more jl!llgent
in thetr "'affirmative .ctlon" -~ of
nllntirilles lncludlng w.m..-'-'O l·'t.'!"•
their eounterparts who are r'elpCDdble
lot ' the ...,, of tbe SS new ·'-llJ lt-
tracted to UCI.
Since the program wu begun 1n·Ap-t1,
1919, atudenll have been iOIP•-for
tbe hiring of 12 faculty membln In--
academic yeari. A total of llMll posi--
ttons for the coming )'Oii' ls' ttii --
!mum """her studentl wOu1d. lie i8"ed
to 811.
Freed for Good
No Mistake This Time-He's Out ·
"When I told him be bad to go back In, a mistake.
it was like I walked up and hlt him over Cortez wu terrine a »-year term at
the head with a tw<>by-lour," recalled bis Fotlom priaoo for ..Uinl beroln 1111,.r
parole officer James Greenman. when a state appeeb court decfdon WM
Cortez' cue waa IJIPUled and the errolle<llaly loterpr<led by pr1-<I·
court ruled be must be granted an ~ ficlals to mean that he wu ellglble for
portunlty to plead his cue far a f!duced parole.
sentence before the same judge who He wu released and tettled in 1 town
originally aentenced him. ~ Saen-to, but 13 mys later, be
At that bearing, the narcotics officer • w• .1:fk1 lt ·~ all •~:-He,,.. wbo arrested Cortez In 1962 told the takan bock to prison,
judge that he now believes that C.Ortu Cortez, 31, wu releued Tuelday from
was a small-lime dealer, stDlng heroin to the California Institution for Men at
support bis own babH·ond DOI lbe lllljor Teliadllpi IJld ·~ 11 llYtnc witb:l>lo'lllter
pusber they thought him to be. in u~-~ryAna~.!!'lolaon ll>olllaetbe•1~~•-
Desplle tbe fact be admitted having --........ lid la ~-resumed ll!e of heroin following bis Coonty Superior Court of Judp John
premature and errone<llq releue, ,the Neblett where Cortes wu. coovided of
judge agreed 'to · give Oot1lel aootber , pud>lng .heroin. : Ik<'ll"!' : ol ~ prior
chance at r.babllltlll<ill, nar<Olles • eoovlctltJn. be WU gma the
He said OX1ez must return to prison muimUm 30-year te0teoce in ltat.e
with the lllpulatlon that be WUlld be prilon.
eligible for puole ... year from lbe ute Then -yeor lflO, the ...........
he l'Hllttored -"""""' ·-. • .. ~ ol Ille-~ Wl•lll: lid to On8 yeu Iller be -mhtav.ly bis -on puole. Cortes -to llw
• releued from llate ~ lm7 c.rtll. with ID 111111, IOI I job IJld --
Is again· I !Joe .... ucf this U... JI -~ ol bis lour c:bJldmi In with bJm. _
In just 2 years •••
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European car
(except one)!
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Frtda1, -10. 1972 _
• U.S. Peace Goal-Home .for Ohrist·ma·s
llRIGBT SIDES DEPT. -Most of us
who .,. bani-core motorists along tllia
best of all possible coasts have very Utt.le
good to say about our road system. We
never look at the brighter side.
If the driver lives in San Clemente, for
example, he notes that the old El Camino
Real on the main drag ts bumpy, the
traffic lights ill-timed and t b e
pedestrians near-sighted. •
He doesn't look at the good side. Like
he's got two main .dJ'ags through town
with the freeway up behind lhe hills. And
thus what would the downtown be like if
everybody on the freeway was also driv-
ing tbroUgb town, like in the old days.
IF BE UVES in Newport Beach. be
voted, on the other hand, to keep the pro-
posed Pacific coast freeway out of town.
Now, or course, he complatns that a little
trip from Corona del Mar to West
Newport is an all-day excursion. the
preparation for which you'd better pack
a bag lunch.
But just look at the bright side. The
family that drives together, stays
together. Particularly if it's too con·
gested to open the car door.
,
Walk Awag From Woman
Lagwia Beach drivers tend to gnash
their teeth a lot about potholes and
patches in the narrow, rustic streets of
lhe Art Colony. Some ' streets of the
village are no longer made up of n!gu1ar
paving. Just one patch connected to the
ne•t oqe by a pothole. .
ART COLONY MOTOR car operators
fail to aee. the good side of all this. The
potholes hold tJown speeds so you have
only a Joi o(Ullle erilahes rather than a
fe w big:.,.: l!daidiis, lhe ·potboles and
atteodanl busted· springs are good. !or the
au to repalr ~.
When Janet Bonnema, 33, entered highway tunnel
being dug through side of Colorado mountain, 60
workers prompUy walked off job. Old miners' su-
perstition holds that women underground are bad
luck. Almost 200 others, however, stayed on jobs.
In~~~MesJ. Jona·time auto en-
thuslalll curse qulelly over the dips and
gullies in the c...-oads. Just when you
get the old family bus moving nicely, you
hit a .croaroed dip. Your bead tbeo hits
the root. If it's raining, the dip becomes
a raimrrlftr. If there is no dip, and the
street is real nice, oomebody in city ball
will· start ;a coastruction project in that
regim.
FJ1W SU TBE 10!ic1' llde of aD tllia.
All Ille mef.rlsil' WhO Call City Hall to
sllnphrin ~~-.r fOlll'year con-
structbl projects tle·up the swltcbboanl.
When the switchboard is tied up. City
Hall can't get complaints about cracked
sidewalks. U they don't get complaints
about cracked sidewalks, maybe Ibey
woo•t -down an tbe street trees.
See? Those dips In tbe roads .,. good
for something.
IN llUN'l1NGTON BEACH, the com·
plaints of motorists are rnalnly about
other motorists. That is, there are just too
many of, them.
Well, when the city let them build all
those apartments, how did Ibey figure ,
everybody was going to get to worlr.? By
boat? n.e bright side ts that if an the
motorists get together and gripe about
all the other motorists, maybe they won't
build any more apartments.
THEY ALSO HA VE motor car
operators out in the new city of Irvine,
too. They complain that while they have
a lot of rural byways, none of them ever
go anyplace. Every time you drive in
Irvine city, you end up at some dead end.
On the olhec hand, If a lot of people do
that. they'll get disgusted and not move
in. Thus the Irvine city fathers will ac-
complish their goal of holding down the
density and retaining greenbelts.
lndttd. when it comes to coastal roads,
there is a bright side everywhere.
DAILY PILOT
DELIVERY SERVICE
Deli~''Y of the Oail1 Pllol
Is guaranteed
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Luxury Club With Gls
In Servant ]obs Bared
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The govern-
ment I! operating a luxurious health club
and hot.I in Alalka where top.ranking of-
ficen disport themselves at tupayer ex-
pense and enlisted men act u servants,
the General Alxoontlng Office (GAO)
said today.
In a letter to Sen. Wllliam Proxmire
([).Wis.), tbe GAO -the auditing arm of eoog..,s -""'1lrmed a oergeant's sl<>ry
!hit 24 enliJted men were asslgiled lo
full-time duty at the Alalkan Chateau and
Health Club at Elmendorf Air Foree
Base near Anchorage.
The GAO saJd this was an apparent
violallon of military regulations barring
government-paid penonnel from employ-
ment in serVice clubs and preventing
GI's from performing work that should
be perlonned by clvlllans.
Proxmire said the matter was brought
lo bla attention by Staff Sgt. Thomas G.
Staudenmaier a year ago and he referred
it to tbe GAO.
"We found Mr. Stauderunaler's ln-
fonnation to be essentially correct," the
GAO reported.
According to Promllre, $179,000 a year
of taxpayer mooey WU med to pay 24
milltary servants at tbe cbateau, which
is barred to all except lieutenant col-
onell, c:olonets, .generals and higb-
salaried civU1an offldals,
'lbe GI's serve u mob, waiters, ac--
countants. record clerb, stewards, desk
clerks, room attendants Ind o~ menial
jobs. llooml are available al the cbateao
for 12 to 13 per n1&lll
Proxmire said the Air ~-bad prom· ised to "reCtify this sltuatlon" after
March 31, 1973, but be said "tbele im-
proper actions, wb1ch are contrary to the
law and lo regulaUooa, should be stopped
now."
Dogs Bury NY
200,000 Pounds of Waste Daily
NEW YORK (UPI) -Each day, 600,000 dop IO richly fertilize tbe -
and sidewalks ol New York that one wag suggested Fun City could Jost u ac-
curately be called dlllltl city.
Wbat lo do aboul the eetlmo!M 200,000 pounds of dog wute depoolted
dally bao become 111 emotlcual and pol!tlcolly ltllllUve Issue for tbe city. At a hearfnl 'lllllrlday, It pro9'llred quamling amoog councilmen and panloaate
opeeches aboul polltics and pollution, duty and disase, love and laxlty.
About uo -'" ctOWded a City Cooncll healing on a propoeal which woold
nqulre dog ownen to plct up and get rld ol their cklp' feces or face a $100
fine and tlO days In Jaif.
White-llalrod Fran Lee, a fonner COl1SUJll<r affairs editor and founder ol
"Oilldrtn Befono !lop," pilmed to her wlllte 0001 a picture ol a dacbslnmd
blttng I man -the copllon, "Man'1 -Friend." Siie -pl-of cblldnn ..mo bad loll an .,. beca111e ol, Ille oald, l'Dlllld-wwm larvoo In dot!
waste.
'The .,.,,....i law C8llllOI be en!orl:Od. Ille aid, addlng. "Tbll law will Je.
aally .no.. us to become what ... llnedy ar.-111e Iarpot toilet Jn the-i.t."
1 While aboot tlO potential wl-waited, Jerome Kmdm>oo', bead ol the
city's Environmental Proteetton Adminlltratioo, lpeD1 oae-and+quarter bou1"I
lesU£ying in raver o( the bill . .
He look care to explain that Mayor John Ltnday wu not antldog. "P~
~I pie have a right to havt dogs In the city for whatever reuon," be said. "But
just as surely, the rest of the public has a rigbt not to hive dog feces imposed
on them."
He oonc<!ded. however, that tho law woold be no euter to mkr<e than tho
"No SmokJng" signs hanging around the 9mOtJ ball •
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T ertrperature in Southland Climbs t,o 77
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Ilda! data GJ>PCG( lodGtl °" Pnge U .J
Nixon to Act
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On Shakeup
By Dec. 15
KEY BISCAYNE. Fla. (UPI) -Presi·
dent Nixon has set Dec. 15 as the target
date for acting bn resignations of some ·
2,000 presidential appointees and reshap-
ing the government for his second term,
infonned sources said today.
The resignatlog§,'.J:eguested by Nixon
in tbe aflennath of hill overwbelming re-
( IN SHORT ... J
e:ection victory, were 1 beginning to pour
In from cabinet members down to lower
lev.I federal bureaw:ra\S.
A "massive aweep" 1'81 the way one
official described tha I o v e r n m e n t
housecleaning. Civil Senice s t a t u s
employes will not be , affected by tbe
PreaJdent's attempts to move away from
"big govermnent."
• Wnt-.d to Ffgllt
W ASIIlNGTON (AP) J e an
Westwood bas. declared she will battle
opponents plotting to oust her ..
nm-itt!c national chairman In the
flnt contest of the post-election llnJggle
for party control
"Jean Westwood is alive and well and
intends to remain on the job," Ille told a
news conference Thuradly, two' ·days
after President Nlxoo'a Widsllde victory
over George McGovmL
But her ~ argued that tbe
massiveness of McGovern's defeat -be
lost in 49 stslet -heightens the need for
new leadenhlp at the top.
e Blftefcs o...t Deaa
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Militant
bllCb have atven SOUtbem Univenlty's
New Orleons cempwi back to ad-
mlnistratorw att.r winning several coo-
oeselons from the peruor and getting
what they wanted most -the resllnatlon
ol the school's dlief execuUve officer, a
black.
The 150 students, holed up In the ad-
ministration building of tbe school for
nine days, walRd out Tbunday af •
ternoon after Dean Emmett Bublul oald
he would resign as bead ol tbe
unlvtralty'1 2,7_...,,t -Qrlellll branch.
e Slep '.l'oU fSS0,000
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Gomnmeol
bureaua have estimated the damop
camed by bundreds of American lndtanl
a: Ibey held the -ol !Dd!lll A1Wn for aeven da)'I at '530,oot.
Sen. AlJn Bible ([).Nn.), a nnklnl
member oo the Smite Interior Com-
mittee. "'led Interior SocrlW7 ~
Moc1oo n.ni., lo lnvestlpte tbt
"Wanton and --and nnsack1ng of the BIA."
e •-ie. P._. Plett
MEXIOO CITY (UPI) -Medco will
ask Qiba to ...i btct the Ill~-I&
'1)1ved In W-.r1 ~ of I
Mulcana -jeQIDar, but a;. trldWaa Ill •ied dolbdal
1'Medoo a om do bne • ez.
tndll1oo -11." ......... nl-ol·
f1co ..,......_ oald tldq. Bot "' llld
thm WU no ......... tbt lloaty .... Id
befollowtd.
uno1nc1al ...,... uld CUba hll tum-
ed down alx NorleoD -nqulllla lri !he last two years.
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JVo. 2 Aid'!; Ge~ Haig
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Maps Pact Wit~ T~ieu
SAlooN' (UPI) ~ Gen. Ali.;,ader
• Hal& Prtlldont -· No. t ~ .... voy, conforrad for two boan todo1 with
Prelldenl N~ Van Tbleo; and In-
formOd American -mi tliey ...... -klnl Oii I treaty whidl -1bly could
s"'4 U.S. emlcemen 6ome around·
O!ristmas.
"They are diecualatf who la :f'!!! to give up what part ol the firm.' one Of
the soun:ee said. Ttiey said It WU hoped
agreement could be -to halt the
fighting "by about the end of lbe year ..
We want lo get the boJa on their way
home as a Ouistmu pretent."
Halt!'• con1 ....... with Tbleu aro In-
tei.decl to COY« all -1J>le differences
on provlJkm of a tzoaty befcn -ideJ>.
tlal advitet Henry A. Klsslngtr meets
again wllh North Vietnamese
nqollatore, the sources said.
OTllER INFORMED sources oald tho
Hanol·Wuhlngton draft tzoaty Includes a
provts!oo ~ so far DOI made public -
which WOl4d reduce Thieu'& Ille mUllon-
man armed forces to 17&,000 within Iii
months after tbe peace agreement It
signed.
The '°""""' said tho armed ....ices -including army, navy and llir fon:e -
irould be cut to ll0,000 within three
mooths after the treaty goes into effect.
The final total of 175,000 woold -the
home guanl and self-<lefenae f<rces
woold have to be disbanded, tbe soorces
said.
They also said there la a provioioo In
the draft agreement for wllbdnwal of
some North Vietnamese troop& from
South Vietnam. The latest esthnate Ui
that there are 125,000. North Vietnamese
anil 50,000 Viet Cong troop& In 8<>1111 Viet-
nam. Thieu estimates the North Vlet-
namese total at 300,000.
A South Vietnamese offlClal said if the
withdrawal terms stand, the North Viet-
namese woold just transfer their troops
to Viet. Cong di~.
"All that would gn back to North Viet-
nam woold be the general and bla flag,"
said tbe official.
HAIG MET FOR two hours today with
Thieu at the l'n!sldential Palace, barely
three hours after the Wbite !louse envoy
arrived In Saigon. It was bis nlnlh trip to
South Vietnam and bla second in aboot a
month.
No official comment wu made l>Y
either the South Vietnamese or the U.S.
Embassy about the cootent ol today's
talks, but a major clue came from the
Israelis Order '·
Troops on Alert
TEL AVIV (AP) -The Israeli army
sealed off tbe occupied Golan Heights of
Syria today and onlered troops there on
full alert following tbe heaviest fightl~g
between Syrians and Israelis since1 the
1970 cease-fire.
Israeli jets downed two Syrian MIG21s
Thursday, destroyed a swface-to-air
mtssile battery and bombed artlllery con-
centraUons. the MUltsry Command
reported.
The Israelis said all their planes
returned safely, but Damascus Radio
clamied four of the [sraeli jets were shot
down.
During and after the air acUon, Syrian
and lsraell gunners exchanged fire along
the JS.mile frontier. Two Israeli set-
Uements on the Heights were severely
damaged, one soldier Wf.s ldlled and two
civilians were wowlded, a spokesman said. '
Beirut oources reported Syria as
declaring Increased support for Palestn· Ian gueiT1llu operating from Its ter-
rtl<>ry aplnlt llroel, despite lbe lalelt
lsroell reprlaal raldl.
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nl!-·Tin 8Giir (Live Non) wlilch
Is -to -ni.u··=· " Tin~ is-.... by '11ileu'1 ' me! ;;;:,.,. ~ Hoonc Due Nha, quoled "bfcbl1 -.1;;;.:J
....,,.. .. today as saying Thieu totdH8il
"no one can rt~ by J>l'OIY Soutli VIetnain In the algninc of tbe peace
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* * * U.S. Launches
700 Strikes
In Indochina
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SAIGON (AP) -American wvplanes
have escalated tbelr attack, fiylng more . ' than ·700 etrttes In tbe four countries of
Indochina and cloul>Mng their rafds In tbe
IOUlbern panhandle ol North Vietnam,
U.S. mUllMy llOUl'COll ,cltscloeed today.
lllfymuopts reported a substantial In-
mase In eupplles moving lbmrgb the
panhandle for the Communist forees In
-Vietnam. '•We've tnc:reued our air attacb to
match tbelr lnttea!e In oupply efforts,"
oald lile ollldlL lioftva', IOUttfll Aid
Ille .banil,ing bolt -the toth poilllel,
m1erec1 by President Nisoo on Ocl. n to
im~e the climate for peace neaotta·
lions, remained ln effect. They oald it
WU'not)tbly to be Wied eveft lh<llgb tho >
-· Vlejlla ..... ""' taking advlniage> ol ii Iii repair such supply lines as the :
two railroads to China. i
' ' l!ANOI AqcuSED the United stalel oli
"a lnzm vlolllloo ol the ccwnml-ol I
tho United Slatel. p.....,,.,_ to oeuel
uncoadltJonally an -.,.
North Vlelnam." U.S. officials ill Saigon I
said tbe North Vlf>tninn•• loreign C
minlotry appareotly was i;eferrlng le tbe:
draft ceise.flre agreement -""' out 1n: Paris last month but etlll nol lligned. ;
'The U.S. <>wnmand reported that 11s:
fighter-bombers fiew 1111 strikes ill the:
North VietNrrtw. panbandle Tbunlday,: so perem& more than the annce:
numb<r ol raids since Ocl. Z2. •
More than 400 fighter-bomber llrlbsi
were flown In SOUth Vietnam, Loos and · Cam-. -oald, while tbe W i heavy bomllerl made more than 1001 strikes ill N"'1b and • South Vletnam,o Carri.bodl~ aod Lloe. :
Officials aaid excellent w eat he lj
prevailed. :
Thirty B5Zs bombenl roared over Norlb 1
Vietnam's ooutline today, attacking llil"j
ply der.ts within 116 miles of the 1111>
paralle . Other B53 bomben stnJck -
the demilitarized """' and just below tt
in Quang Tri province, hiWng al man
supply buildups.
Just What Ol'
Colonel Needs
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -The
Kentucky Restaurant Aa9oclat1on
bas designated Colonel Harland
Sanden as "K.entuck:y'1 AD-time
Outstsncilng Res-llleur."
Sanders, 82, 19 founder of the
Kentudcy Fr!ed ChicPn Corp.
He WU preaented OD 'lbunday
wltb a gnld credit card, enUtllng
him to free meals for the rest of hie ·
We at any ot the usociation11
restaurants.
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l'r•ulld•• CJ!••·
8UIDlll -..It Laurie Wiii, Ille """'" craclua .. ol San Dieio N• ..i Tnlnlnl Ceni.r'a llitber Scllool, llu euat.omen llMd up. Sbo wU1
1>e w1gnec1 to t11e 11oq>1111 tblp Sanctuary, acbac1u1ac1 to tab nm womeh who ln not nune1 to oea.
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Airport GrOwth Fear
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for Ila booming student population.
Thia new crusade ii an e.ncouraglng change from
the district's September bond election which went
down to defeat. • · .1
commission.
... "' :..~~w ~Bohd. ·~roae'1
.. . Tb~ eight · yo.qth commi,!sloners plan to explore ·"~~ms "'such is drug abuse, employment, recreation
'· aocl lr,on•portation.
· ' : 1-;·n.u: oplnJons and flnc!ir\gs could weigh•beavily In
· ~~Qds ·Ina~~. by .ciiy councilmen and members of oth-
.• ·supporters of ti!!!. ,Hun~ ,~,ch, l/nlop !flgll
."'School Dlstricfa $2~ )nillio1( bo~ro'pos]a•I. have
launclaed a "new ·style" campaign to bring tlie facts of
-, er ~ty, commissions.. . . .
The goals of the cbmmi.!slons appear tO' be a solid
" t~ ~' ""°'L h < · < sea"'!" overqoWWng to· uie peoplo. . ·
· step1tow,ard lncorporat)ng the needs and feelings ·01 the
young Into the development of the city.
Fountain Vlllley citizens should be proud that their
young people desire to play an active role In city affairs .
Their participation today Will make them better leaders
in solving the complex problems of tomorrow's commu-nities.
. ' ' ..,.The boDd proponeota have ,formed a citizens' com· n1)~ whldl is· eliciting the •aiiPport of' businessmen,
clt)<i !"!Iden &lld studenq to eii>laih..fl>' !bi community
the need fDr the two schools the district waota to build
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·~ .se~cll tor ~J-tic~\rrl'~~~· ~ .,:'I. . ,. L{fment for A ... ·'~ ~ ·g ~~·)· .. . . rlgQg ,~~. lie .~-~: .].'.: ·;.;,,· '.. "~-:~:'. /':"" · ~~,l~~i~;> ,f~Crea~' s
. -. . · *'~1 . · · .. -~~. .. .. · • ·• · ,., ·· · ~;;,.,;;, Decline WASHlllJToN "=" While . the 'i . ' ..
1 ~. '.:' ,: ~ -•• ; ', '.Jll•~:~~ID:.·~ictlW,·ii-•{Bftle~ -ar.; ·Vll.U 1 : ne~-·~led ·wllh~lhe ~~··'. ·• .. )1ill~1" )'Ms•·Ullebaioed 'th8t olll 'oolll' " ~riitipuiil" little oottee Vias •. RI . : I ON !( " ' l ilwJ>¥ oalilre .cailid ~ ; ~,.----------~
given ~Ei!lll,lbe ':liollll8h .. •'. . :;' ·, • , 1 liih'~ 'bad •for&otren t :l>eCauoii<.f<f'~ ·
and (lol. , pier In ~ ~ .,,. ,. • • ::;-__ '<~ , • · recj®;ed bard wor'-tbe ralnpani 1ra11·"-d -,Neplllj .Dlltia ,, n · c · \.! · ~.pasi~1es1 wblcll>-.·-·-·S·m·. NEYJ.HARRIS
if~~ -4~be ::!~~.::';irill)nr ; .· ,T;~·:-{i,~.J1t"b:e~~b~~~ -.--------
nam • -, t. ~ tieir dlimia. a *01ld of. . r '/,~. •• :Cen.ue, ..social prohibit;;.., aM'1 When I was a litUe boy, I bad an uncle ....__ ~ · ~' -•· Cleta:~ ~eriaf ' .Jani ~ nul'tiriaJ unisbment. , -1'"""': ,,..... who could eat 8 quart of Ice-cream at a ·-.,!'114< '" llilir. liOiii<~iiilabnal ,....,, fhie 'biiois' ; ' P sitting, and ~unlesaretrained ~-""-:..;.! r~~ ;:; .~ i)g ~~illi, cbeai:~~:So,!:ills' . •'rQDAV ALL this ag ... ld apparatus by his wife or Other corarned relaUves .· em~~,,."!:'... •• _;;;_ ilut of It. ,/'Bands of' " I!" to loJiibit' laziness bas been broken. . • He neither smoke nor drank, but was an ....... ~ __, --.i-· --.:.._.a ~-ii-....... t.:... t ' JC&eream-aholit , llke mill!oos ol us, iii-tries w•"""""" Jill~ ·~~rmg -~·~ <~. _p.,. -• .pennlsalv-.. allows .the child .to letltis olic -cciiiiiP'. 1 dgh~" promiscuous lntereoorse In -JU!Jiess no... wilhollt being """1Pted; eluding myself.
es ,. , n 'itiunes, temporary lialsolll~, J '!BY ol :1~al Offluence an.,,. lhe 1azj .io1es-I thought ol this
search 1,;a'!!f1.11"j ·· illle -but all that dies oUl.Jii~lllltr-l""!il;i.i -..vive ev,en 'Q:;· •lllt,llaone· •,bile browalng ~:ewu ; f~tb . and. physical deterioralkm of . t~ and ultraleftism aD0\1'1 , ppear._;f through Paul Dick·
bearing, before 8 ~Sb.6commlttee of the liipp1e existence. -as a good-for-nothing· an Jn-sonboo~ ~ tM8~
• '-1 teresting rebel. , C¥e1 Senate ~~· ~~: ,..._ ~ ~. LABlll.re~ ~ous cHe, "•'"ID other .,.;m,, lhel doleseenl ·now Amerlcan ·lce ~ MAM'',:~:'' p &~ltO'P s .,.;in f>f.'theiti.~ac<•>U1itlft.~ fias ayalJ>blecThe')iinnflslon tij'~isplay Boole," a.loving ·llut
thousarJll, ot the thea.e youngst"e{$yfrom ~teenage addieti9f!,to a vl!fely of d~s-hls ta:zfbesa, the means to live without ~riUcaJ accou~ttoryof
the Wlatem world beat their. way fiij:b) ~sh;'tbroti&b LSD to heroin m ~rking, and the philosophy to tum his e-cream •
througb'!r.Yug08Ja\lla, Greoc. e, Turkey. and ~Jl~r'ate ._seari:b for new perceptlonll paruitlsm into a nice case of l!IOC!al lore, and techno15i1Y '
,.,, , of~ lbrougb ·JDYSUcism. Why bas revolt.'' · since the -Re..iution (the first Iran to0the., fuiyens 1n Kabul, lndiJf and tlda-~ now, and In the most ad· • • " ad Jor i"""1'r:::.:· lo 1777).
Goa. Gen. Lewil \(rtll, '&.rnier Marine v,'.on,ii.+!-=~--.. nd, wben aodal justice, ·SHE a· IVES weigh\ .to two o,lher fac-. «OmJDand<r • ln C~lO!iie'ift escrlbed· as -~ BUT WE lovm have oot "one ot"the' molt dlPIOi-ible aiad • s8d· m.~~ative sense, has. advanced : I. The torrent.s ,of . .fascinatlng pro-been treated fairly by the industry. Ex·
dening sights of ~y life" the~ QD the to big!\.levels? And why amo~ the uppe'f pag~ presenting lhe "hippie drug cepl for a few special and expemive
streets of Kabul of buodreds of J(Jtlng c~ ipstead of the reaJ victims of "" <;UJ.ture" ~issued by the establialunent I braoda, b-cremn eet.s flatter and •bier
people from many countries, especially social Injustice? itsf:lt and far outr~ching the few every year. 'lbe best lcM:ream ii 1 blend
the United States, trapped in the Mme. Labin has some interes:Ung millions reading the hippie underground of fresh cream, cane tupt and egp;
mystical drug culture and subsisting theOries to explain the "youth revolt" ex-' tress; .and 2. -Politic:ally subnrsive what we acet in most supermarteta 11 1 mostly 00 hashish for 40 to 60 cents a pressed through ~ and" mysticism: forces (\l'im Leary, hrry Rubln, et 11) blend of tetraaqdium pyaopbolpete, dried
The "lormltial increase" ol a youthful pushing drugs, !rear-dills and orgies aa .-wllq, poiyg'bote •• l""PJllene day. wUvdilty ~lation with nothing be\ttt an· lilsfrunieDt of revolution. glycol. teaweed dertvaUvet, dried corn
A LURID, and convincing, story. o( to do1 ~ ~ of ~t1 ln &lie l'hl ·first enumera~ above ia the l)'?U" Md a host Of "emulliflen" Ind
traveling pie ha.shiab tr-all was ~by facff6f 1liillt•chlJdren's fanCles ;" a general. rncft\important. The COOrts have gone "1tablli:.en." .
Suzanne ·Labln, a French wrll!f, ,and if.Jluence n1Ultiplying the effects of moiJI "10ft1
• under tile pressure of the Moreover, there is no wl'I to teg •
joumaliat with a -li:J:Uterl d~ Jn ~iveMss; ultraleftlsm ~ a majdr "iweetness built up by ~e mass media superior ice-cream from lft Interior one
phystoJotiY ind cbe~. Forty _.t slJClal exploiive. ' , around the hippie drUi culture." The except by buying and IM!q.f:. An}'lhkig
of the "~ addicts 'ere Americin, ~ media's attention has glamorW!d the that meett a minimum Federal standard
80 ~:from the .uPP,r and middle 'TJIEN SHE.SAYS someU.lngwhich wlll drug culture. It's a severe indictment may be called '!lc:e-c::rMm," and Ulla
classes. M percent wltb some college iiiake .. acme. peo\>le llleer and 'Others a~ and worth considering. standard Ii minimum Indeed.
f YOO RA VE NO IDEA what )'DU ore
getting In your 1....,,...m, except plenty
of air. 'nM!re ill no branding or labelinJ or
listing ol lngredlenil oa an lce<!ream
pockage (and the Industry ii golna to see
tMt It lta)'I t' t Wlf), IO that you may
be lettlnc whole milk or akim milk, but-
ter or butter oU, evapunted mUt, or
The .Bankers and Narcotics
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WASHINGTON ...;,.. ~ will• lay .,... ··' Indirectly finance them and accept 11
bare tbt ltnaririal baart of tM:'world 1 . ' ~ cOllateral fields full of ~m poppk!:I ..
narooticl . i"'*il -year by sbowlng JACK ANDERSON' . Some of lhe "narcotics' benkerS" ""' that "~'' blnka-1 ~ in-• ~ __ J. -'Only vaguely aware that 'tbey are kJU.lng
tematiallll-berom .daJen~ ~ --· •· ; ' money through • fronta to d r u I
For ~ ~ has akitlft;ihe • ,, . h wboleulen. Otbe<1 !mow they •« fl.
issue, tlq'vwtnc the r • ln!rJ!omei,' Tile doPt trade ftourisbed. 1 nancln( drug addiction. but cannot resill
spotflgbt, fn!lead , 111 " "Na.., Sen. Walltt· Mcnlale', [).Minn., the .Jureof hll!Hnterut ~-lerm loons.
lhe Mafil OVerlonfl~ , ' ~In of a Sellat< )linking !Jli>-
dope addlcil, the.. r oom..ittee, 19 1.~-on the-., ,a Jie ~~'S TASK will be to traco the
--"-poll nd ...... ·-nd loons lrom the -to the drUg n~A:B ce a puts It, of bposlne' i1tbe u.nklng a wholetalen. ·Thia will require ovem>~
othera w!Jo can be D-ial operatioN the! underlie lhe 11· 1 •• tbe 1r~~" and l••al _ of
m o r e ~bly legjl. international 11'11111c In ,.,...lei.'' • fh: lntem7t~ banks.~ AIJ;;,h' his :!.a~~~ MONDALE'S STAFF ii at work on the wbpoena pQWera do not extend ovenus.
The blnts Of oor-bank investigation, focusing 00 promln-he =r.;s to send investigaton to
rupt baalters doing , ont banu lo Janan, Southeul Alla ud Sl'ltzer and, Hong Kong, Japan and
,.,_ with the -have been muted, Swiberland. M are lhe "narootlo )IOulbfy even -Inland Ollna.
The blDken nit.I ~ in their count. i.-i..:..11 whole names art mentioned Jn Meanwhile, Mondale's tWf i. In oo~ -~ -wltb tbe Federal Bureau of .--:=---..,=-------:-"';"'"-.:'.,... In_'!"..,, =.,;:, ~"!'!! . N!lttOllct and Dangerooo Dnlp. which
' • I ~ ~ ---16: 1"m bu tried to tell the world the! -'l I · -·--;r • . -like any 1otbet-big but....,, . ~ .... li)IE~ ' .~ ':.~ ~':'=· :·~. ~ ~jt.. . . 't'lt, ~iuihi t>Otr.11•,•~)::::::-~~~ A •J '4iJ. . 'M.. ,
,-·-tljoota. And the ~· • h i ii .. -·k• to -thel an Wbo·~ ""° • 11n-.,.. -ma, "' 11:nild ..,, pbooy 1'lllit _.,. .-. n IDilllad. that they
Rrm trail If -? stock -... ar haft lhetr ,..ni up and lbelr opinions
'l'bal lllrlp of aopMI lo ·about u Aa the chain of I n t e r m 1 d I or I 1 • down aplnat men. 111ero aro "-
mucll ti a paulne 'bib trail U ' llroldlet ci-to Ibo dni& ~r, W_,11 IJbtim who a.,._ lbot "lib"
the pord* -channel below h the co11afara1 -. lo ollact, a tao -"U .. a"'1 lot l ive," that If It 11 a ...-~. ..,.,...._of-. -. -.ihJIW!w 111 -llW 11111 a aooc1 .,., ii 11an1 •• ~. G. H. _.,,.. ot mr 0[1111n. 10:, !hon who •11111 bbn! He'1 probobly
much ·too -itec1 aoyway IOd •Ith .,.. ,,_. """' ...,.. ..... • ve-little -In the bank. ~·--·'-.. .. . -'l'lltl9 1'1111: a.ucuas. who .... r ., .. _, •"' -" - -- -111111 1011 their menlcured llnpn by "Man Is• biptd,tallM•• f..U..ro. • aba!Ww !he banda of the dope morcllants, -Pf4w •
• poWilered whey IOlldl, cane 1111ar or bet!
llllglr,..._orfructooe, freib-or
frozen egp or powdered -· and a wlcle~ "8riety ol natwal ~w --.le Oavortop.
What bu boppened In the tut decade or
ID II tMl the pod ice-<mm bu ,.itell
better li.t nrer and more apemlve:
while the ordinary lce-mam bu aotten
"orae and cheaper and r-. pr<YalooL
You can ltlll find 1ood ~ at
Schrafft'a or Jloward Jobnlon '1 cw
Ballctn-Robblnt or Bresler'•. bu1 In the
aupennarket you are 1ettlnc exactly
whal you pay for -low quality for Jow
price.
I TlllNK AMERICANS who love
Ice-mun WQ&lcf be wlllln& to pay a lo<
mon ~ they cauld be oure of wbal !hoy
• .,. settlnl. In -· Oavor and •llof-. 8ut tbe indultrl' .. n1.
to t .. p Ill In -· Iii tnc-
def-ii that a -ol -grades ., d' 'j • -a liltloC "' ... ............. the ........ , "woald GOly
...,,,_Clli · "ll-1 !11ve
'*""8id .. ~ ... ..._... aod
)ult ... ~., n , ·--ct.., ... llil!l,,.: -ltllri lao a
hoitJ md I --· ••G•rwe---,
Doar Georp:
tdldn\_,...._ _I_and_u ,..
........ dlo llUonlo,.... column
w If you .. IMl letlfn. S. Y.
Drorl.F.:
For tbe lut time, I malll them
up,
· CEASE-Fl RE
Column a Model
Of Propiiganda?
To the Editor:
Richard Wilson's recent c o I u m n ,
''War'I' eon,tructive Result," should be
preserved by teachers of the theory and
practice of 'pre-election propaganda. II is
a model U!lllllpassed .
' NoncE bow Wlbon skilfully wea,vea
In hiJ fa)iehoods so that they appear, only
at ' .brief intervals, ~ t b e
mell(flUous, 'n>lllng platltudee. In lhe
lourth 'paroiraph, for ezample, where' be
w'ria.. " .•. and upon 11 mlllloa >people· In
Alia with a dtal7 eJected lc!edi!,~ ~ ·"
tbe puslve reader ii ex~ ·i;, •forp\
that nueu ••• the only candkll;~ :~
ballot In the Saigon election.' • · "
Or In -ph I whers, be wrltea
" ... the flee nations ol Asia llllVl.:J ·
ly bec.a11911' ol the sew ... ucrtllce of
America .• • .'' the reader ii not
to ask about the Philippines or, ~
Korea, both now under the rule of
tl:ton.
OR STILL, in the I a II parqra
"Nor ii there sense In lhe arawnent t
the war Ol)pOlitk>n brouabt tbe war an
end" -tbe unwary ruder ii tampt«I to
sigll happily at lhe thouidlt that lhe war
is finally and concluslvefy over, but then
is jarttd by lhe realiutl<r! that it Js bl'
no me.ans yet at an end. ~·
Scrutiny should be gJveo '• method ol bfackenlog hiJ vlllalns ' ...
plunged tllo -Into the bl~tu they prot.ondod to Iano«") ; . here bu
invel';&ed 1 new device, in-
nuendo. And In lhe cmmetolllfl)' of hiJ
benies be alt bu1 draws forth the roll o1·
dnun and flourilh of bulie: "JI WU a
hard time, )lut by hl1h molve at tbe
top .•. "
ALL IN ALL, tbe piece 11 a
maaterwork of p~lection prop111anda,
for i~ declares an end to an uneftded war
and 1imultaneout1y deflnet the nearly
complete devastation ot Vletnai:n u con-
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llruetiYe: The .... -of the c:olWllll of~ lo -dlo Presldonl .. :J:::.,i. . . mJCbt ~ :~ "t'
'\ W.B.~
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Gleef•I SpftUlen.
To the l!ldllor:
11le "Speaden" lo COOgreu •« all
gleetully lhoulln& about "loopllol .. " and
ta:: reform jw:t IO they can get more
money to spend on their may balr-
brained acbemes.
WELL. LET'S S1Z w theJ '"" -out lu·fr.e municipal bondl for echool
fadlltles -<harltalifo donaUom to )'DUr
clllich -int•-.. your ......... -
or the drductklrll for JOlll' taa -or tbe · baltflta for the bllnil, aged and-disabled .
or the Income llidl -'8 spend on
medical bills. 11le 1WD total o/ tbe above
ii about If I billion. The niltln& cleflclt ii
abuut Jiii billion. So. who ii 1olni=Y the remalnloc 127 bil llon due. to COngrewnan Mark Andrewt of N
Dakota!
Lei'• hope these wild "Spenden" In the r ·,...... w111 c1ooe tbe b 111•a1
"loophole" in the U.s. -l be ConlrOaalonat power ID create ovenpend-lna by "dellcil" financing , "hldi IC·
~ to Congreuman Wilbur Mills ii
the ...... IOle buic ca111t ol lnflatkln. ''
C C. MOSEIZY
New Sources of Power
C·W1nrla PeaAre ..,.._
The ~kwls ror new ..._ ot
power ao by the ..Id ..,.. f..oailm.
They ...,.. fnim ..., power to wind
power to 1om e lh t a1 called
~mlcl.
Eodo bas pocentill value for Ibo d-
futuro : each ii belnc -very
lhon>ug)lly ; each hu, IO fllr U -..
tedrk>&oa can delmnlne, ltrlouJ llmlta-
tkJrll u • total powft' aaurce aclequtte to
n:anklnd'I needs. All cculd probably be
lmmen..Jy belpf\lt sullPle-il to other.
Mow.-ol-.
NUCLEAll POWEii. diolpflo t h e
ldeolocilta, ii by fir the beat -· ........ of crucially --.•. miciaUy ...ied. iocldenlallJ, tor cJean.
in& ,. -tn•llw•""'ll and um,
llmltod f-'l ludo !0< m6ro a-1ato -0 ,-,, .... ol !bi Iopa ol othe<.
mDlllJ .a.v s ad IOafta: tidal Ind ~ :.:;. be -"""al1J -Uve: ao a1n w1ndt. 8'll U.. .,_, eoo-
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,.. l!O:qfol -"t"PI .......,. felt a
-sliauld It lall buala111 1,......n.. ol -it11). It . ..,. ,..
,_ -you ~ rou llove. Jo IOI up In the momlof and tbal ... people .,.
drpMdlnf -,.., ..
centratlonJ ol ,....,. aro for the -part lniennlllent aod too wldely .W
lllrouJhout the -to pmJdo .. economical IOd ll<adJ....,.. of-.
IN A YEW PUm ~ ...,wty
1mter lklel than Calilomla -. lfie
...... -lo belns -· but Ibo -oulput ii not 1ttal Sfmflarly, lhorl ..
few pl-. where the -II .._
etlOllgjl and UUidJ _..,. to -bomelolnc n -u. willll.
No potentill _,... II lllillC ,...... lie-. -to the old-·
OUM18COMJ'
DAILY PILOT
Robm N. W•f4. ,_ • ...._
T"°""" K•...U, Ullor ' Bo,.... K11 ..... -
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'"" ..tllorlal -., ... Doflr ruot ..,u 10 lntanll .... ....._
.. le "9dtn by SW I etac W. .,.....,..""'. .,.,, -... --rntftt:at'J on _... tA ...... ....
tJ.rnilkMct. tw paooer a a.._
furthrtUPf 'eotM1f1 'ff
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Tax· Plan
Get,s A.x
In' Senate
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A •u blllloa poopertf tax rellol·
IChooi floanoO proposal WU
k1IJed by two vot<s In the
Senate.
But foes &aid they want the
measure sent to a joint
Assembly • Senate committee
for more negotiations and
predicted 1 comprom.lte will
be reached In the coming
three weeka.
The 15-11 rollcall ThundOJ' wu two votes doter to pas.
age than the aame measure
ree.!ved Jn Augu.st, when it
was kllled on a U.11 tally. 1t POR110N OF 120 DISSIDINT CONSTELLATION SAILORS CLENCH FISTS
requires %7 yes votes for final S.omon Cl1lm R1cl1I Dl1<rmln1tion Aboard Ship, RefuM Order
..,_
passage to the pemor. ---------'!'be propcoal ls the ..,.It or
bipartisan negoUaUons last
.summer between Republican
Gov. Ronald ll<egan and
Democratic AM<mbly Speaker
Bob MoretU.
THE TAX plan would giYe
local schools an extra $500
million a year and would cut
property truces by another WIO
million. It Would pay for most
of that by increulng state in-.
come and sales taxes .
P'oes: or the proposed tax
shih aakl they preferred an
alternative plan which would
boost school support by '375
million a year, but woold put
off the issue of property tax
relief until nut year.
But they agreed earlier in
the day in a private two-hour
luncbeoo with Reagan in bis
omce to open a new round or
bipartisan Senate · As.embly
negoUatlooa 11 the lax bill fail-
ed.
Waterbed
Fans Lose
OAKLAND (UPI) -
Sleeping on a waterbed is
not one of the rights pro-
vided by the U.S. Constitu-
Uon.
Legislature
Won't Meet
Deadline
Navy Backs Down to Sailors
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
Legislature won't even try to
meet the State Supreme
Court's end-of·the-year reap-
portion men t deadline,
Democratic Assembly Speaker
Bob h1oretti says.
And it the court steps 1n and
reapportions Senate a n d
Assembly districts l t s e I f ,
Assembly Democrats w 111
have the muscle and majority
next year to ovenide both the
court and Gov. Ronald Reagan
and reapportion the
Legislature along Democratic
Jines, Moretti sa1d.
Moretti called a news con-
ference Thursday to comment
on the state Supreme Court's
denial earlier in the day of
Moretti's request for a six-
month extension in the cow't 's
December deadline for the
Legislature t o reapportion
itself.
SAN DIEGO {uPI) -The Diego area -North Island,
crew of the ConstellaUon Miramar and Imperial Beach
uluted as the Stars and Naval Air Stations.
Stripes W<re hoisted on the All but ·10 of the 130 are
giant carrier -4,780 of them black. About 400 other black
from the ship's decks and 130 sailors remained on duty.
,rebels, mo!tly black!, from an Training exercises for the
adjoining pier where they re-"Connie," once part of tbe
jected their captain's com-fighting fleet that sent planes
promise offer to return to du· over North Vietnam, were
ty. begun last week but dlmzpted
A week·long confrontation by the crewmen's sitdown
between the men and the strike and other problems.
Navy came to a climax at the 'nle maneuvers were postpon-
8 a.m. ceremony Thursda¥, ed until after Thanksgiving.
arr:!. in the end it was the Navy A Navy spokesman said that
that backed down. In an ap-with the men divided into
pa re n t I y unprecedented smaller groups, more at·
retreat, it reassigned the tention could be given to their
disgruntled sailors to sOOre personal problems. 'Their new
stations effective today. commanding officers w J 11
The rebel sailors began the work with each man in-
crisis by staging a sitdown dividually, the spokesman
strtke at sea. They brought a said.
battery of five civilian lawyers The Na~ said there was
with them to the final negotia-never any question of accusing
Uom with their commanding the men of mutiny since the
officer, Capt. J. D. Ward. legal definition of the offense
The sailors refused his order requires an attempt to
to return to the ship after he overthrow constituted authori·
met per800a!ly wilb their Jy and assume llllc!t comniam
representaUves and reportedly of a ship.
oCfeted to ameliorate their
MORE111 SAID he was grievances 1f they would rejoin THE BLACK Servicemen's
"surprised" at the court's 6-1 the crew. Caucus said the men feared
decision, because he said the for their safety aboard t h e
court has been reluctant to get THE NA VV a n n o u n c e d carrier, wbere there were
menial jobs and given banber
punishments for infractiou of
ruJea than those meted oUt to
whites guilty of the aame of-
fenses.
They demanded review by
hlgher authority of the ~
charges given black sailors
with poor work record!, chang-
es In the dlsciplln8ry system
and a promise lbat oo punish-
ment would be imposed on any
of them for taking part in the
protest.
Long ~each
Oilman Dies
LONG BEACH (AP) -
Funeral services for Daniel D.
Dunlap, pioneer oil developer
and industrialist wbo drilled
this city's first producing oil
well, are scbediJed today at
the Sunnyside Cathedral
Chapel here.
Mr. Dunlap died Wednesday
at age 83.
He served on the boards of
directors of several major oil
firms, bolh in the United
States and several foreign
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SF l,IART Women's Rights Back~
System
'Unsafe'
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
auklmatfld train c o n t r o I
.,._ for the new rapid
ttaN!t "l)'llem lo the OUJand.
6an ·l"rlnclloo region -call-
ed "1111U01lable and wider ..,....
oondlllON lnoperat111e" '!bur.
day by lnvelllgators of the
CaU!omla Leglafalllre.
llACRAMEm'o (AP) -11le lbe lower bouM author.
alf1IWo Ill.tie-= ~ llmllar ....iuuon alr<ady I~ lo ab a -"' lbe Auembly, bul rail the 2lnd It.life lo ,.tit)' lbe IJlto U.. wne roadblock In t!I.
Plor-d women'• r 11ht1 Senate Ru!OI Committee. -r
amendment to the U . S . Two .... tors br!olly 1pob
Constitution. against lbe measure. '
'!'be \'Ole ..... alter the Tbe .... tor who liad been
-bad -bottlecl Ill>. tbe -of ,......... by In tbe l!<G&to .Rulet Commlttoe wo1Mn'1 .,..po 1o free the ~ ff ,..... Jona. ~ ratification NtO!utlon from
mtnutto :--..::-in y.:, =~ ~ Conunli:;
Senate Chamber. · J.._ Miils. v o /'f d for
II will -up fO< final t b e reooluJl<n Wednetday .w.mblJ eJ>llmfal next -1<. In llt4el Co1J11nllloe, but <a.!1 11id Auembl11D1!1 W ~le r hll vote agalnsl It on lbe final
KartbWI (D-lfooterey rark), S.mte :>¢>. , The l'tPOfl, by the
)l8l1lllll IO(jllllUve llllal)>lt'1 .--~....------~-------, oMce, re«>mmended tUt tbt ~...:::~.1t;
four -" of the l)'llem uoW "ci>ml>lm, relllble,
safe oparat!on" ol lbe traiJI de-
tectloa c:fniultry Is -".It'• got to have aoine ma·
jor redesign lo meke It -t," · !~live analyst A. Alan
Pool remarted.
The autanated train oonlrol mtOm Wlli In fact based on an uotrled cone.pt, said Poot.
The fact t., hl1 aides ••· plained, 0 Jt cannot det,ect
tralnl in all .inatances."
OFFICIAL'l al BART head-
quarten Jn Oakland aald Ibey
were not given a copy of the
report bef<re the press receiv·
ed Jt and would have m coi.
ment unlll they obtained and
slndled II.
"We'll have plenty to say to
it, but we can't until we have
a ~ to loot al It and ·
study it," aaid Mite Healy, a
BART official.
The Bay Area Rapid Tranllt
District -BART -began
operaUng the first aegment of
lbe n.mile syatem Jn s.p.
!ember. Thal wa1 I b t
Oatland·Jl'remont line, wblab
the report said b being con-
trolled manually and b aafe.
The Oatland-RlcbmoDcl II<&·
meal i. sdleduled lo Co Into
operation In JllllUAl'Y, lbe
Oakland • COncord -t In May and lbe oatland-Soo
Francilro segment D e X t
S.plember.
'!'be addltloo of the UMs to
Conoonl and San Franc!aoo
wUl mean swttcbtwers from tract lo tract wblcb the
report says cannot be done
..ie1y with the present 1111-
Alameda Co unt y
Superior Court J u d g e
Robert L. Bostick ruled
1lluraday that landlonb
bave the right lo ban
waterbeds Crom their prop-
erty and tossed out a suit
lrcMlsht by tenant. wbo
claimed the U.S. Comtllu-
Uon prevenled landlonb
from discriminating
against wat.erbed usera.
directly involved in lhe draw· Thursday afternoon that the "night fights" between the
ing ol new district boundaries men would be reassigned to races. The group complained
for !tate Senate, Assembly and three shore Mset ln the San that blacks were relegated to
Congressional districts. 1----~------------'=------------------------'-------------------countrie!. tem.
Landlonlll obJecl lo the
water-filled beds because
of their weight and the
poHlblllty of floods .
Grand Jury
Member
Indicted
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The
San Diego County grand jury
lndlcted one of lla member.11
and a former member Thurs.-
( BRIEFS )
day aftet a 1lx-monlh in-
v e 1 t lg at Ion <lf the
N e ighborhood Development
C.O~ 15-count indictment ac-
CUled them, along with the
aaency'I e1ecuUve director , of
conaplracy, mJsapproprlatlon
ol pubiic funds, embeulement and """" ibeft. Tllo -... Ronald LeRol 1'ama, a OlllT<ltl memhtt or
till ll<Olld jury; the R<v. o.....ai.cn M. Pbelpe: Jr., a ,.._"""""and -mln!Jter " .. l'llil'• l1nllOd Methodlal ·Ollidl; ..i Wllllam li<l>ry
~':,:~~00: ......... """"'c In Ille model
ddoo ..... and aid poor and iiolm.rllY -... ··-6..vt• . · .t.08 ANGELBi (AP) -A '~ Jmi hu found. .. .ll'OD .. suJl11 of II ...,,.. ii ~-111 oblcene
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The Democratic..chief of the
Assembly added that the court
is welcome to go ahead and
reappartion the Legislature.
,But Moretti said ll the court
imposes a reapportionment
plan · which be doesn't like,
then the huge new Democratic
As.embly majority el«ted
Jut Tuesday can draft ita own
reapportionment and there Is
nothing the court can do about
It.
"We may reapportion next
year, ngardless of what the
court does . They can come up
with a plan, and we can come
up with a plan subsequently,"
Moretti said.
"The law says we must
reapport ion after e v e r y
cenam. It doesn't say we can't
do it more frequenUy Jf we
want to," Moretti said.
Body Found;
l.D. Sought
SANTA ROSA (AP) -
Sonoma County patheloQlll.I
worked today lo establish the
identity and cauae of death of
a badly decompoeecl bedy
found in hilly ground near the
Russian River community of
Guernevllle.
The bndy WU fouftd by I 71·
year~ld resident o tit for a
walk. He sighted a human
band sUcldn(i «1t of the
ground and Cllled -· depoll.. wbo reoomed ft
Thunday frvm a llilallow
grave. ,
Shorilf Don SttelJ>eb refus.
eel lo _.iate wlietMr the
bedy had any oonnectllln wflb
thre< """" unearibld !1st weet In Meodoclno C4anty In
a smpecfed "Helli A11Cels
burying ground."
Party Seen
In '74 Race
WASHINGTON <UPI) -
Rep. John G. Sdunlti or
'l'Wllln, PHlldenllal -... of the Arnor!con party, llYI
the party will run Clndldat6
f0< Oqrta In 1'71.
'"!'lie retuml from .the lfll
--till e!ICl!on -· conclualvely that &be
"-lean Party 11..now on tho
U.S. PDllllcal mop lo etay," Bcllmfu llld ,,..,.,.
He 4ld not •1 In wblcb
-Clbdldeteo would be -· 8«11!!!t• pilled ... _.
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Se~ond Upper Ne~rt .Bay Bridge Proposed
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i.ilmira& ... .
'Blruted . .
On ·Rac'ism ·:··~, .. ,'·· .. · ~"-
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Cities ·Seek County Share
0£ .U~S~ Revenue Sharing '
Oranp ~ dtlel mmcl" !$ Ille argue lllal 17 'percent ol "" ccunty'1
flderiil reu ij 1 t ""'1 W., 'lluunday population IJ within !be cttles.
lil&bl wtlll I IUlnllic ,...-11111 lbe ....,_ -county commun11Jes wiD lhan lo
lJ' lmlu -I -61-lll eotlJDllld.19.I 'If.I ml1lJon ol lllelr own lmn l'rOlldOol
mDlbt to bWlaltal· t"'•1"•'U.. Nlmn'a revenue lharlng · program but
1-c& (;Oo1111,)lllft,flsllt .,_ ' lhef woold lib to lllve 11 leut IO pll'-
.... to lllt _..of lopll-II I cent ol lbe county .-._
polJlio· tu zlll-ilited>• !loo, 'a. 'Ibey Robor1 F~. Cities Loque preold9lt
' IDCI moyor ol Pllcenlll, lald 11 'Ille
. • Loque meeting In Oran&• " would! be
DoiV f(Jnes Hit,s 1~':'.: ~.~::=i:-:: . ' , . ~~:t\!.':'t. ~-r.r:'* .:·:
S_ets Mark, Tiw.:i F~ls ~El~J:~~
........ tw ... ,..11:
-'!lull !be COoZlly -over IO pe...i
.NEW VORlt (AP) -The Dow Jones day, tt feD -below 1,000. or ti.I mlllloo IOr -lo the dtlet on ~•-Wall anet'1 -Sloet Pl:r:-=y•W-.it prlarltypro......,tohedeienntoedb)'tbe • ~~ ........... 'bul ,... =~-.--tbe ------II mllMIJ indaC... 'luid • 1 _.ol 1Lt1*'3 ·-1'&1 -_.._ ·ol the __..
dying 1 ·number of ICl!u~ to tnlflc
snarls In other llUI of !be city,
"-them ll(O I majqr artaiaJ
bigl!Way network behind Well Newport to
re1ieYe ooutaJ traflle·and I poalble U•
-ol lbe Qmma de! -_,, ""-b !be old P""lft< Coast Freeway contdOr along Fifth.A...._.
The proposal for a muslve·nolwod< ln-
cludes: ' " .
-spjllllng, off · a """ o!~ ·ol
Coast HJcliw•Y just weal ol Newport
Boulevard, running tt behind west
Newport and Ulen north from Newport
Sl>om tQ Victoria street In Costa Meaa.
-Swinging the extension of !be
Newport Freeway beblnd Well Newport
towlld !be Santa Ana .Rlver, lint up with
!be new Coast HJcliway and then carry tt
on Into Huntington Beoeh to lint with Ille
Oout Highway at B~unl Street.
-Putting cul de sacs at Ille ends of tile
old Coast Hilhw•Y on either side o1 tile
uilttDg Sanla Ana Rlver bridge.
-Terminating Superior Avenm and
Balboa boulevard at the new oout
Highway.
-E>tending both llllh and 19th -
to join into the new Cout HlgbwaJ..,..
Clucas said a ma.tor intercbaale would
be created above Newport Sborel ml·oll
lhe road.s In lhe aru would -llllo 1t thus centralWng cootrol over t!ae ·tNfftc
flow In the area.
"Bui like all Ille thlagl wo _ ..,._
!See TRAFFIC, .... I)
Versailles Report
Aides Admit Haste in Agreement
By L. PETER KRIEG
.... DllfF ..... ...,
At least lline Newport Beacll ooun-
cilmen wtJl uk-lllat clllqes he made In
lhe-OODdillODI 'ol tbelr preclpl,loul -
meot that aettled Ille $U. 7 mlll1oo
Verlllllel,denllty laWIU!t !be day after It
bad been fUed, lt WU lffmed today.
c,unet-wiO meet Monday at 7:311
p.m. In dl)i ball for public heartnp on
the controveratal West Newport housing
project.
·* * * Ci!W.ens Set ·
Q~n ~eeting
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F •• ,-" ~ ·-A·Jto ~-_. ~~ Will .. :~~ .... -.....
cmilllel·•.,..-;-~..,.lo
upt bdrluw~H;i.Oii ... .motel) llUll'OODdlac 1111 v~ ,, u..at. 1n
West NewJ>on.
The -'""· •J>O-b)' llawport
Resldenll Unlled' (NRU), wiO tab ploc:e
at 7:311 p.m. In Room 115-111 ,ln Ille eut
wing of Newport lllrllor High Scbool.
CGuncilman Corl ltymk. ud City
Malll!ler Robert L. '.Vynn mve IC!CePled • lnvhali<m·11o ...W-lhe ptllorlq,
"Other councnmea we coniacted were
reluctant to lalk hecauae !be inJect II
not In their dlltr1dl," sakl Allu Beet,
NRU ebalrmln. Tbe project ii In Ma)'Or. !,>oaald A.
Mclllnll' d Ii t r I c ~ but Ifie ...,.,
reportedly will ~ In Mesko 1111111
jull befon Mood'1'1 couocll -... II
whlcll !be Verullla inject will he
~-Beet said• NRU Wlnll Ille !lmday
forum "hecauoe ~Y night -when
oouncllDMr> have heorlnp aebedulecl on
Versailles -.. --.. he IUCb I rhubarb."
"And I public hearing la I terrible
ploee lo get Information," Beel< lald.
While realdenll have pnJluted the
VenaW.. project l1neo Ille llrlt 1111 unlll
were opprvved ,nearly two )'Un qo, I
full.fllllled flaor erupted """' !be developor ol Ille lftjecl filed I '1J,7
m!Uloo lanull 11a1n11 !be etty Oct. II
Ind -met Ille -day to ael· Ue It. Tllo IUJI WU filed allepdly hecan•
tbe dt1 -~ ordl-to
reduce tbe dealll)' of !be project -•
lo 11 18litl per oae -alllloaO no flnll oct1cm on !be downzonlnl had 6een totan.
ID lllllda( tbe -~ ... -...._.., It I -ty flcun ol 14
unltl per ICl'I but e 1 l IO la I le d
----lmpoood b)' Ille plannJnc commllllon.
They'll have before them a ,wr report
they didn't have when they met Nov. l in
special sea1oo 1DC1 lll't<d lo allow the
project lo pnioeed 11· the Dooald Schol>
Company weuld drop lll laW1Ult.
That staff report llY• councilmen
made changes In 1111>1 condltiom of
de•elnpment eslahl(lhed by Ille planning
_.._ when ti.Y 11tlled Ille lull
after a IQ.minute eecret meeting and a
tw<>bur public meeting.
The three couodlmen, wbo asked nol
PeetS-•••
Yuri T, Galamtov, 33, a dlJ-
fidenl )lnM!on poet and writer
1i'-11188 trlal touched oil
protesta In llli>lcow and 1brood,
hu died In •·labor camp fol·
lowing a 1to1111cb operation.
State Senators
Get Mice; Voted
For Amendment
tc. be identified, admitted Ibey acted
hastily in ageeing lo aettle Ille In.ut
and aren1 haJlllY with what lhey did.
They said Ille spedfle octloDI tl!IJ'D
seek will he delmnlned followilll Mon-
day's hearings oo the Ille permit. the
heighl, and Ille envtnwnenlal boplCI
report iEIR) of Ille project.
The cily'1 llaff report, ._ other
things, says there will be more bedrooml
in Phase 11 of the complex now thin
!See REPORT, Pop I)
* * * Developer's
Environment
: Report Eyed
, Newport Beoeh plmm1nf aldel aid
todly the en•humnallal hnplct repar'I
(EJR) lllld by the developer ol lhe Ver-
lll111el olJ the al.tis 1portmeoll II ID-
complete,
The city'• proleulnnal plannbw Ital!
died oeversl other nbjectJGm 1oDie re-
port In their useament drawn far can-
1ideratloo by dty COtllldlmeo Monday
night.
At the u me time, City Attorney Oennll
O'Neli has drafled I .-lut1oo f« ....,_
cnmen lo c:<11111der Mooday nJcbt that
aay1 they approw the "Elll. the Ull
pennlt and Ille eieeptloo lo the ~
ordinance for the apartment project _.. Hoaa Memorial llolpllal. COunctlmen ire scheduled to eoectdd
oubl1c heiring• an U-tbn!e -llonday ollflt. -
Here II what clly plannen hno lo 1111
shout the EIR:
-ft doesn 't &Ive "due <•••terlllll"
to envlronmentll COf'IOHnl.
-0.lliled gnidin1 and ...._.,,
plans weren't even submitted.
-The report.says Ille project wtD .,.
ate a chance in the chartder of lbt
tmmedlate 1Urrouodlnp.
-1br tot.al number ol future .utomo-
biles 14071 ._ which ·--tlom have been haaed II "•...-!'""' low.''
-The ,.port llYI It de1ll wltb lt!lmk: mpwrtna prOOleml. bul It do<ilin't. _,,,.,. ls no sublllntlva dlla • pro-
jeeted -levels. -Then II DO -..Uve dall • to
any 1rcheololl<o! or poleonloqkol de-
pollll e11 Ille Ille.
-Eltlmales of -... -
..... -... "extremely llmllod -pies. ..
-llono dall " -"' -"' beldl traffic.
-Mo .. dela1ll ......... ...,. -
!flee PIANNlliG, .... II
W•••••r .
If =·1~':!i:: o:..:i.
lD pon:<nl -ti roll -day. If It _, roll M ..,, -·-..... ' .... -__ ,
• dQ, •. ll'kol -·luu •-lo Pnol-•l'lll:ol .... il'dll llala .ftlltday ritm' --flmdl be -far -
I dlpt -·· -._,. ... ·-·-I~ II ...... npldly .......... jodllu ...... 1lupnumborof
Tighter Population Curbs
Sought on Balboa Island lnoll for I nb daJ .....,.. -
penuu .. ol ...S • n •
pecied Sotinar wllll -.... ...
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..... for,_. In Vlltrulm. • I.Ml ; ·~-• 11ocw -m 1111 ._I> It•~-· m; I dll& Tllo....,.llllnlilmpro•om1at -· tbe --
,.. OW ....... --Ad•-= 111 .. tadl -· ...... -.. lopll•llor ---·t -tbo -Jl.U bu1ldlhlo ...,_ • ---.-.-tluemop: ·lloloa• Yodl-•· 11 ;.-"" ..... ~~~ _ __._ Tllo,,__Umltonlythe
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By JORN ZALI.ER
Of 1M Dl6lr Pl ... 1'9ff
The political, cultural, and educational
affain of Orange County will come under
the 1tare of television lights Nov. %0
wbee the county's first puhllc broa<l-
castlng station takes to the airwaves.
Officials of the Coaat Community
College District said thls momlng that
KOCE-TV, Channel 50. is on the verge of
btoadcas1ing its full-color, UHF signal
after two years af intensive preparation.
Dr. Norman E. Watson. chancellor or
the district, said it marks the firs t tlme
in the nation a community college group
has taken the lnitlaUve In operatina: a
full_,cale te!ev1sion station.
"KOCE hu an lncompanble Of>'
portunlty to enhance the important role
or publlc broadcasting." uid Dr. WallOn.
"The station will add a dimension kllll
overdue to one of our nation's futat
growing population, indmmal, and
cultural centers," Dr. Wi:o.tson said.
tnitial broadcasting for the station will
ccnslst largely of material such as
"Sesame Street" and "Maste>l)iece
Theatre," whicb are standard features oo
national public broadcuttnc stationl.
"We don't want to beiln brooclcastin&
our local material until we get an the
bu gs out of the system," explained Bill
Furniss, general manager of the st.ation.
Early in 1973. however, a richer mix·
ture of local programming will begin. he
said. •
This will inclu de the psychology series
"As Man Beh<lves," which will be offered
in the spring semester for full college
Harbor View
Residents
Map Protest
credit A second CredJt aerie1,ebly on eonsumtr economics, b ll!o .
The first -·· bnadcasling !tr this month will cootain •t least two major
Or .... Ocamty ll0"3 luturu. One wUI
focus oo ...;or i-bclaa Oralll't
Ocamty. '!be other will tab ....... pth
loot al stTtra1 of the COUDtJ election.
races just concluded.
Watson aaid It will be probably two
years before the st&Uon reaches a mil of
one-thlnl national publlc broadcullng
program>, one-lblrd educatlonal of·
ferinp. and one-tblnt pollUcal and
cultural llfain ol Orange County.
Ultimately, II may be posalble to earn
a full two-year c:oll~ delJft fnlm the
Coast community Colli(• District from
television courses None, but offtclals
stressed that day IJ at least n .. yem
away.
The statloo IJ funded through a variety
or federal, state, and local sources. But
Furniss said that most oi" the expansion
of local programing will need to be finan-
ced through private and government
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FronaPqel
REPORT ...
·!here would b~ve been If It bad been built
at Its original denal!)' of 3&.f uruta per
acre.
(The ~lannlng commission recom-
mended r<dttclng the denatt, cl Pbaae n
to 11 units per am -which allepdly
prompted the laWltllt -while ODWl-
cilmen agreed to SU unlll per am In
the settlement.)
It aaya the number cl people living
"'·'may be cut alJPUy. Under the orJilnal zoolltg, the roport
says, there would have been U>U.
bedn>OmS In lbe project. Under the
reduced deruiity, there can be up to 1,150.
This can be accompllsbed by reducing
the number of efficiency and one.
Harbor View Hills resi dents are rally· bedroom apartments and increasing the
ing their numbers to attend the Newport number of two-and three-bedroom.
Beach City Council mettln.I Monday apartments.
night to protest the trvlne Company's Other 1lgnlflcant cbana:es, according to
proposed Jasmine Creek townhouse the city llaff:
development. -Eumpllaa -the dly'a grodlng
Patience K. Bethel, prtsldenl of the onlinlllCI, 'llblch -allow bulldlnp to
Harbor View Hills Homeowners Assocla-rise up to II ftet above natural l[fade.
tioo, today iSsutd a coll for a "good" The bulldlnp would bo~IJ foll bJib
1..-1 lo Mm I l .. te ~ deeJl •llllmll ~'!,.~Ibo II"' UmJI :i.1111 in the lmpoct and fl>ial dJsPooillon ol iJ9 _".. .. tiillll !II I de H fqOI
Jasmine Creek development." IDOUDll ol dirt.
Councilmen will meet Monday at 7:30 . -Enmptlm ol l'/S,000 In bulltllnc lee•·
p.m. to coosider the Pl1JllOSed l'lktlit m trade lor a -aJoac the blullllne
subdlvlaloo at the souilniie>I -tl ' lh4h tht dlwlpor oorllell tbad declartd
San J .. quln llllll Jload llld Mlrpodle ha weilld '"" lo tht'Clty. . .
A....... ' -A prritaloD fw !Ito -ol 1 JS.
Mn. Bethel aald extenstve ~·· tncb watlr \1111ID .oonjaclkn11111i·,.
Ing· IM pul alx weeka by Dtoodl-·. quind publlO lmpmomeoll In lklperlor
Jcbn Store "to encourage the ln1nt Avenue wu drtpped.
Company to go back to the drawlnC · -A pro-!hat water and eewer
board and retum with a plan which wa service be pro'lldod by the city wu dn>p-
can find acxeptable have thus far proved ped.
fru!Uen." -A............,! thal the water ayatem
Mn. Bethel ee!O ~ fell · lo bo COllllnlCled lo confonn with the
clutnies mul!IJll Jrvtq· Ibo mti1cl!onS · WOot Newport Muter Pion of Woter
impooed by the PlallnlD& conuttiatlon are !"ecllltlea 1IU deleted.
totally Wllltiafactory. ' -A requimnent that the developer
''These changea cOoalsted or lowmin&: construct a traffic 1li081 al the in·
""veral bulldln& pads In the upper a1<a teraectloo of Hoep!W Road and llupeJ1or
along Marguerite Avenue from one to 15 Avenue wu dlleted. The llpl will colt
feet to give pads no higher than four feet somebodf •boll! tto.ooo c rt y -
above street level," the Aid. said. 1
"At the same time In .the 11<a alq --Tiie de..itper 1IU exempted from
M"'lllUtle below Sauaalito the bulldln& payins water """"°""'" fees. U UIY
pads ~ere raised u mucb u 11 feet," -A t<qU!mnent lblil all .....;..ta
she 111d.. provided ·for water, aewer and storm
She said that u I result of thMe and dra.:..i purpoees be a minimum of 10 feet
ot.ber changes "a ~jorlt)' of view homes wide, with greater widths provided where
will be cbstructed. required by the_ public worta director
has been cfelltrlCI. · '
Gen. Twining Ill
The rei>ort alao says the settlement
does not provide for review .and approval
of the;project by the Newport.Jleach lire
SAVANNAH , Ga. (AP) -Gen. Nathan manbal -and It should:
F. Twlni.og, former chairman of the .Joint It also says the location of bW.ldings iii
ChlelJ of Staff. wu in the Intensive CIR. • relatlclt. to· 1torin drtln and sanitary
unit at Memorial Medical Center here t.o-sewer fticlllties should Include a review
day followlnll 1ur1ery. Twlnln&, 7$, wu· by . the ~c woria dlrtdor which il
admitted to !he bolpital Thuroday. He ii ~'!.
retired and makes his home at Hilton
Head, S.C.
OIAM•l COAST •
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cema..., the vilual upecll ore -· -Moro 1tudy la -Oii .. _,. to
counllrlcl posalblt '"'ion dur1nc wlD-ter mootlw.
Aocordinr. to the EIR, the ~ plme of the pro ect would not have a 1lgn_ll·
ican t eff~ on lhe eristlng Don aod
fauna and/er the de1tructlon of htltortc.
archeolollcal or paleontolotical atteo.
The E~. 1lso uys VeraalUu will not
have a a1gniflcant effect on the bay or
ocean waters, bay surroundings or drain·
age systenu golnc into the bay.
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TRAFFIC •••
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' 6ACIWIEN'l'O (AP) -Tllhlor con-
lrols over eex education In Calllomla
cfalsrooml are proposed In 1 t'OIOliltlon
pr-.iled today to the State Boan! or
EduolllOO. nit ruohttion WU -led II tho...,.
ond day ., the bolrd'• l1"Mlay meoilna.
Bui actloo waa poslpootd unW !lie
Deeember meeling because of the
ab!enct ol Eugene Ragle ol Auburn.
Ragle demanded an investigaUon cf
how aex education cl..,._, aro conducted.
Thursday, the hoard also .•aa told lhat
tho Slate Curriculum Commlllloll, on od·
vi>Ory 1Jod1, dropped lb tllroo-yur filhl
agalnll lulboolu' which use IM divine
creation expl1nation of man's orl&lna.
'l'hll lhoory, which rollilout !Un-
damenlalista have ur&ed. for yean, would
be gi•en equal billing wllh Chorl11
Darwin's theory of evolution.
nit boerd decided -,.... 1(0 to
usehoththeorleJ,
It i5 scheduled to ;.neet bl December to
St1ect teii:lbooks.
The sex education resolution contalm a
key aectloo wbicb glvea local 10ltool
superintendent.a veto power over outside
speaken uled in 11famlly tife" or se1
education course1.
The resol ution was prepared in the
wake of a furor created this year when
homosexuals appeared as guest lecturers
i.· sex education classes b. San Francisco
and Marin counties.
Today's resolution, prepared by Henry
Heydt, a special assistant to the board, is
a rewriting of a resolution the board
adopted Aprtl 10, 19e11.
The resolutlon saya pareota al1ould be
not!Oed by mall or sex educllloD couraes,
or, U the requlrotl uoUce la aeul home
with I pupll, pareola lhould also be COD-
lacled by telephone or uUd to return a
slip tndlcatln& opproval or dlaapproval of
their child's particlpat1on.
Teachers should have "profesatonal
preparaUon" in sex educaUon, either
when they are attending college or liter
they are on the job, the resolution says.
The science textbook& proposed for 3.3
million elementary school children were
the battleground during the hoard'•
Thursday sesalon betwllft advocates of
the theory of evolution and supporters of
the special creation tteory.
Special creatloo bacbrl said the Idea
that the uoivene wu enated by UI om-
nipotent "designer" anc! that man was
created prttly much u be 11 now ahould
be given equal lellDk -,wtllt Ibo
theory or evolution formalatotl bf Brillab
eclentlsl Charles Darwin midway lhrougb
the 11th century.
Darwin'• tblor)' bolda that man evolv·
e<. !tom I lo!NI' order of Uk, ~ thao IO 8peabn uUd to oppear
before tbe hold'tl durJnl I DrothoO ftv~
hour publlc hearlite on adopllao cl
science lel\6. ·Nolie of the ltookl con-
tained material on apeclal cnaUon.
Newport Beach
Plwne Soliciwr
To Face Court
A Newporl 8-'t plW IDIJd!«, or·
reUi Oii I folooJ cltqocif ..,, ....... I puhlle leioplltlw .... _ ,,, ...... ap
a _. cndll card blD after bdttl
told to liq up and -tt In. -.... .. ..----. -c. Oortrln. liZ, la -lid I« a-W-"1 11 1:1111 p.m. In
DI-Two ol lllrl>ar 1ttdldal Dlatrl<I
Court. He wu arreated Tuelday by Newport
Beach Detectl•e Todd ~. who
found CorwiD aboelll fmD hiJ home •I
3810 Seaabore Drive oo hlJ !Int vlJll
there. The lnveltlgator left WOid for Corwin
lo coolacl ltba at lteodquarlen -i.
retumetl.. . -" nit ttllj)el!l,.pollc:e llld, _., .....
cd In to Ond 'ool wh1 Detecim wu-
wllllld lo~· him-.
I Ht blllod t1ie ~ lo tht pollct lltltloo
to thal aomo cindl! .,S tho! )IOI him Jn. ~ lliU.I . Jnvullp~
caae. Pacific It Compatt)I 1utherlU.
said O>rwllt ordered to tum In hlJ
mdlt card due to noo-p1yment of hlJ a ·
cem•• cbarlOI. but he a1191tc11y falfad
t.> do IO a1td continued to Ult It.
Measles Inoculation
Set in Costa Mesa
1=Dizationl against both the l~ay
,....._ and rubella, tht ~
mwlet c::an be obtalMd bethmtnl at
I :ilO ·p.m. Nov. f7 at St. John ihe Bojrtlst
Church I t 1021 W, Baktr St., Coata Meaa.
orrered by the Nttlonll -tloft. Mardi of Dimes, Uie -blntd Jm.
manlutlon ll J"IMINMDded for all
chllm.tl no! lnu1'11tbttd llMt 1111.
Parmllalon allpo alptd by pa1t1tll wW
be required. '
For more lnfonnaUon, call Harritt
BemUI OI r7Hf70,
Preu1ier Pilot Dies .. .
PORT HURON, Mich. (AP) -Lt. Col
Stawort n. 8PtDCtr, IS, pontJGOI Dilol roe ~11£--~. dltd Tburad17 llllr on ._... -.
He alao 1181 pllol fer I llmt lttr Prllldlot
NWto wbee be WU vb prtlltlanl lltd
lallr r... lhta Vice -l.YodtJa B. Johnson. He rtl1red In 1"'-
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NEW \'ORK ~l -the <ill~ clty~. accountlnJ ncordl cl Boss Tweed', whoee .,
: ..um.led plundering or the public tni'-
ranaes from $20 mllUon to $200 mllUon~.
btove been found ln a city warehouse ht a
Qu-O.U-. hlltory p<Ofes1or. 14' Henltiowlts foWid tho NCOl'lll _,
bolllftd detllr~ mlap--while
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RagUme, a Long Beach sloop, was first to flnlsb Ille Los Aniol., 10
MuaUoo race Thursday, selling a new elapsed time record in Ille
process. For the full race stozy, see Boaling .. Page 22.
seai-cbJng fer al documents.
Hefahkowill said padded · p a y r o 11 .
receipts and vouchers could throw new :
ligbl on ~ TlllUD8ltY riog of William :
Marcy 1'Wffd,1~M wu eaPAIN' in 187). :
It bad been aaatlmed that the Tweed :
boob had ~n ~estroyed, because most : .
records 1tj>parenUy did ltot Stll'face at · •
Tweed'i trial• for fraud lnd gran: :
The prosecution wu baaed on secret l ~
boob ffSSed, to The Ne'!' . York Tlme1. : ·
The books, ~ Ille bitoJs· for ~ : :
,de.'111111 WllJ>. corr:uPllnD !hat· led .. lo !he :~
gang's def .. t at tbe 'pGlls tn !I'll .., with ::
the.uceplloo of Tw~ who wu voted In •: as public worts. commlsalOner'. . :
However, a month after bis election ;.
Tweed wlB indicted and arrested. A first ::
trial ended In 1 hung iU>Y-Tried '3galo, :
he waa foond l\lllty Otl Sfl4 oounll of lbeft : '
and graft, liiled $11,'ISO and senli!liced to :.
12 years in prison. . Officers Seeking Link
Between Family, Deaths
After a year in jail, be was smuggled :.
out. He fled to N.,. Jersey. When• jury ·
turned In a civil verdict--a&alast .bim for :
I $8 million in stolen funds, Tweed fled to :
Cuba and Spain. -•
Tweed was arrested in Spain where he
SANTA BARBARA (AP) -AutltorlUea
from al8ltl tlllel were aeekitt( 1 posalbla
llnlt today belwMtt I Wolly cl lllnoronl
laboren ·and 1 alrlnc of D kldnap-iol>-
bery-murdm, at leaat throe Jn>Olvlnf
walU-1t doulhlnul obopo.
· FBI 1(-oncf lnVOlllp!on !tom ai
far away u Florido queoUontd the fl1it
pet'lOlll aboul the bloody afa!'lnll dating
back to 1971 In Tuu, N.Vadi, Utah,
Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma . a n d
Florida, police bent confirmed Thunday.
Fedm! ·kJdnapinlz charlee heve been
fUed l(linll the faihar and IOl>h>-faw of
the family In Iha abducllon of a dou,ht!ul
shop waltreu later found alaln.
The five family memben are In Jail in
SaDla Blrborl' Cot1t1ty Jail aoc!, San
Quentin Prllon on convictions ID a
supemwiiet robbery and sboo!IJll of a
polk:emUI here lall June.
No murder cbar1ee have been filed
agalnsl them u 1 t'dtllt ol the current
lnvestlgatlon.
They were ldeotll1ed 11 Sltenltatt
McCrttrY, 47 ; ltiJ wile Carolyn, 46: t1tillr
son Danny, 19; their daughter Ginger
McCra!:j Taylor, ZZ, and ber husband
Carl llitymood TMylor, 38. .
Taylor and' Jllo . alde1' ltlt()iry, biJlh .
transient iab<ftra, are ..ma fiv~nar
to-Ufe sentences al San Quentin.· The
othera are In the cowtly jalL Taylor also
was ccnvicted of 1ttempted murder of a
Santa Barbara police cfficer shOt in the
bead during th· supermarket robbery .
The FBI in Salt · Like City Thursday
charged McCraJ'Y and Taylor with ki<I-.
napq the tlolJOtnut lhop waltreu, Sheri
·la Mlrl1n, 17, in the Salt Like auburb
of Keama the Diab! ol Aug. U. 1971. Her bodJ wu, founc! later on ali altallne
~ In Elko County, Nev. ·
Authorities. who 1ave tht 2Z fi8Ul1'. I '
would ooly 1111 1l ol the cuea under In·
vutil•llno-' nit ~ ol II 1elll two olbet'
......--'wal-.... lttvol'l'ed In !lie probt, I
Colorado -., lmelllplloa chief
Joht! lllcl""' uld i-a ROii Looney,
IO, ol 'l'bollllalt. I ltlliurb of 0.VW, 11U
reported ·ni!Wlns 1tom lhl liiiier' l>oitul
Shop In auburbut LUawootl Aue. IO,
1971.
Miia 1-1'• nude body 1IU found
three daya •later in a field nur the
Wyomlnl bonier. Sha bed been rolled.
strangletl, ttbol lwJte wllb I .ID caliber
weapon, lulharillao uld.
FBI Allee! Jloword Gw.oplo aald
wltoeaaea ldenllllid pltotol of TiYlar and
McCrary u men -.wbo wen In the
cJouclmul allop the nJchl Miii l-f WU
reoorted mllllng. brlven' ll-llaued lllcCraty and
Taylor 1111 them u former Llkewood
realdento, Gllleeple , 8'fd, llddlbt! that ncoca lbow I !ICl!lwe -ta Dannv McCrary ,at 1 Denver address. +,r,.:-~!"It
Police In MesiqUlte, 'l'U:, a suburb of o.uas. ·said Sumi Darlene ~ of Mesquite, wu5kidoa~~~ ' at , ~ . ol f \~
found a W..t fatei-. d ~ 1 ~I
raped, Ooallllg face dcj 'In :ii YeilSI
of Dtllaa, Ibey aaid. . · '
Authorities sold ~ ~aw's 'body was
folllld within hours ¥,ter 'location of the
bollet·rlddled bodlea ~ • Meaquite couple
who operated a drive.In food store.
Dallas Cow!IY Sber1fl ~ Jones
and MesQUlte 1'W!ce Q\lef Glen Graysoq
he•• acbiow)e.jied Ill ·~ llnl< between the sltjlnp ol the couple, Fo<-
rest Covey, 22, 8.nd bis wife Jena, 191 and
the killinl of Mis• Shaw.
Wk!l •• recognized from l,\e~ cartoona-.
by 'Thomu Nu!. Rtturited to lhe· old!'
Ludlo'! Street Jail here, he dl,etl Of ' pneumOnla on April 12:, 1878, at the age of
54. I nit Tweed papen·cumnll1 m <belnl
kept 11 lhi Hall cit~ In SUmtplel
Courl ...... -· . Among tho ..-.. Hend>kowlla aaid,
... , ...... ~cl the Burelu cl
Lamps and Gal ·dated' lune 191 la,
when Tweed wis deputy -t Com-
miuioner. Lilted w 's a vague P>1000
for "malntenap aDd 1overnance or
Ctntral Park." A receipt form wllh the .
document 1wu tllllm,, ~) .
.;une llMlll payroll forms for 13-a'"Y"
"painters nf pubUc Jam~" were slaned "
by the auppooed Wiii• earners -' aD In
the aame hUldwrJllJll. • : ·
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REDDING (AP) -Dr. Gllberl A.
Collyer, pruldeot ol Sbaota Collep -its star! bi ltMI, will 'atop do"1I ~1 _..,.i of~:
the cumat oademJc YW• ~. 13,Jl
..nounced hlJ reeJPtloo W~-,· f' 1us1! 1~ c.4sk
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WASlllNG'l'ON (AP) -Poslm•ater .-
Gerieral J!i, T. Klaseen oal" he ))fana to' ,
hiuuk!eliver to President N1xon a' '.
souvenir , album of 1'12 Cbriatmu _,.
slaiops. ' "We wan! to mike ll1ll!! he gell H by '.
Chrlstuw," K1aasett quipped 'lltllnday '
during dedication ceremonies for lhe -
stamps. .:;.
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THANKSGIVING COULDN'r BE l'iNER TKAN WllEN YOUR TIJRKIY IS .. ~.
SIRVID ON A HINRIDON DINING SIT. TRY IT •
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WµHlltG,TON -. -w h i1 e· u..° new"~ were , preOceujlied with UJg,
presldeniloi cam~ litUe ootJce war
giVeD to the itr,qe 11~ of ~. 'thashish
trail" tllrWih Algharilstar,-Nepal, India
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search of mystical
release and cheap
drup;waa relatfJI in
heaririis ·before: a subcommittee of the
Senate Judiciary Committee.
MANY HUNDREDS, p e r h a p s
thousands, of the these youngsters from
the Western world beat fhelr way
through Yui;oslavla, Greece, Turkey and
lran to ·their havens In Kabul, India and
Goa. Gen. Lewis Walt, former Marine
• .J • , • • :.C ~1.-it._~~ baa f~"tten"lt . beciuile: fflr · ~
".'" • ·~ ~· "~ pa!t centwl~ ,whlcb were/poor and
· ·· : . '· · ·· A!qu~ "hard'.-Work,' the camJ>ilnt back&roun4, Mme. :.Lahm .~~rted. They biblogicel , ~p. ,in us had been
had ~aet out, she said, to finctt a~ worJ.4'l>f 'repfe!aed:..:'bj;~~ ~men4(iuj pcwert of
their dreaina, a· W'Jrld ol ~~ --"~""-· social prohihttion •nd d~ lro.m material things, loog -'matetlal purushment. • · ' -
hair, liani feet, mlnlmal dress,free.l>ou.. --· · ·
ing ·~,. a!;JoVe .~n,, c~p c:b!ugs;" ~ ls "TO~~ y ALL ~ age-old apparatus
part ol. ff, ~ al • n8Ud •glrll >to Inhibit lazi...,. has been broken. , ,
wandeltiig around; ,exotic .tem~ at permialivenesa1lllows the child-to Jet his
!tight," promlscumw'.~·)1(l>llfl,; .. Jaalj>ni f!OWCwttliOut_ lieUlg Cuugated;
munes, temporary lfatiOM"' II a •ilY Ol ge11era1:amuence •allows the lazy adole ...
life -but all that dies out in tl>e utter -cent to 8UJ'Vive even outside..bis home·
fl!th _ and _ phys.lea} deteriora . oft~ .~,uJtraleftism allois"~ to'.fppearDoi
h1pp1e existence. "~""" 1,,"· .·a! a good-for-nothbrg ... bQt as an In-
teresting rebel. ~· LASIN reported numerous case , "In other wonts, the adoleacent now lllMria, all of.tli<m dJ<lressing a<cQO•pj1<., haS•&Vallable:-lfhe,ponniJSloo 'to di.play -of 1If.eo~ge_addictioo to a variety of·drU~s his laziness, ·the ineans to Itve without
from hashish, through LSD to herolv 111 • working, and the philosophy to turn ht8
tht desperate search for new perceptions parasitism into a nice case of social
of. d!ality· through mysUcism. Why has revolt.''
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S1,i>NEY J.HARRIS : .. ~:;
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.,· When I was a little boy, I had an uncle
who could eat a quart of lce-cre&m at a
sitting, and would do '° 1lllless refrained
by his Wife or '<ltber cOnceroed retatiyw
He neither smoke nor dnnt, but was an
~, like millionl oi us, ln·
-eluding myself. r ,
I lhought of this -w h JI e browsing
through Paul"~ Dick· ... :
son's channiQI new ..,. J
hook , "The Great
American Ice Cream
~.11 .a klvUig but
cnticaJ account of
ice-aeam history,
lore, and technology • ·
sir.co !be Ameriean ~uboo (!be first
ad !or~ appOared In 17'17).
To the Editor :
Richard Willon's recent co I um n.
"War's Constructive Result," 1houJd be
preserved by teachers of the theory and
practice.of pre-election propqanda. It ls
a model_~-
NOTICE how Wllaon $ilful)y ·weaves
In h\a lallehooc!J IO that tliq appear OIJIY
at brief lntetva11 ~ t h e
meWO._, rolling plaU~ ,,ln !be
fourth P<ragrapb. for .... iill,'~ he
writes 11.~ •• and ueoo l~-~· ' ' (n
Asia with a duly · "
tl\e 'PUlive reader 11
that 'lbieu was the onl ,
ballot In the Saigon ' ' ;
Or In 'paragraph I wlim•• irrlla
._ ' .lhe r ... natlona of Asia '"':i\.,..t ...
ly because of the aetnea ~OI ..
America ... " the reader lJ not ~
to ask about the Phllipplnes or 'SbOOi Ko .. a, both DOW Wider . the rule of dlo-
Lctors. • • , · commander in Vietnam, described as
"one of the most-deploralile and sad-
dening sights of my life" the scene on the
streets ol Kabul of hundreds of young
people from many count.ties, especially
the United States, trapped ln the
mystical drug culture and subsisting
mostly on ha!hish for 40 to &Cl cents a
day.
this ~ oow, and In the most ad·
vanced societies aild'when social jWJtice,
in any comparative sense, bas advancut
to high levels' And·why among the tipper
c~Sles instead of the real victifm of
social injustice?
Mme. Labin bas some interesting
theories to explain the "youth revolt." a-pre.ied through drugs and mystloisln•
The "tormrtlal increa!e,'.' of a youthful
1,Jniverslty population wltfl nothing better
1o·do; !be Impotence of parents hf the
fM:e.ot their children's fancies; a general
amuence ptUltiplying the effects of moral
permissiveness; ultraleftisnl" as a major
SHE GlvEs welgbt to two other !ac-
tors • I. Tiie· torrents ol lasclnlting pro-
papndi pres"'!Ung the "hippie drug
cultlire" Issued by the establishment
lt.lelf and far outreaching the few
millions reading the blppie underground
press; and 2. PoliUcally .subversive
forces (Tim Leary, Jerry Rubin, et al)
pushing. drugs, freak-«1ts and orgies as
an Instrument of revolution.
BUT WE ~ Joma have not
heen treated fall1y by-tbe lniluotey. Ex·
cept, for a few apeclal and apetflve
brands, tce-<reom pt& lllller and airier
every year. 1be best ke-cream II a bleod
of fresh cream, cane ~ and -; what we ~et In molt ~eta ii a
hleod of lelrUodlwn pyaoplloopole, drl<d
-whey, polyaorhale Ill, Jfopylene glycol, aeaweed derivatlvet, dried earn
syrup, and I host of 0em~--:and
OR mu., In die I a 1 t -pb .-·
"Nor ta !be,. ...0. ID tho --~t
the war -''loo brvutl!I !be -to ·aa eDd" -the unwary retder 11 tempted to
sigll happily at !be UJoacltl lltat tho war
i1 finally .and ooocl111lvely over, but thea
Is jarred hy the rullatloo that It II .by
no means yet at an end. , . ·
A LURlD, and convincing, story of
traveling the huhish trail was told by
Suzanne Labin, a French writer and
journalist with a masters ,degree in ·
physiology and cbemistry. Forty percent
of .the wandering addicts were American,,
80 Pfrcent from .\be upper and .middle
classes, 80 percent with some' college
IOcla1 explosive. "
The first enw:n'erated 11.bove is the
more lm-portant. The COW1c have gon~
"sofl" under the pressure of the
"sweetness built up by the mass media
around the hippie druf. culture." The
· • mecjia's attention has glamorized the
THEN SHE SA.YS·'sometf.ing which will drug culture. It's ·a severe Indictment
, Nke some people sneer and others ap-and worth considering.
•J1tabllizen." ·
Moreover, there is no wa1 to tell a
superior k:e-cream from 'AD inferior one
ezcept by buying and ldllar il. AnytMng
that meet& a mlniDMIDl JIWl<nl -rd
may be called 0 iceottelm," and 'thil
l!andard II m1n1mUm Indeed.
ScNltny should he lfvll\ WUsoo'•
melhod of blac""1ln( hit vl!Wns (" .•.
plunpd the nation Into lhe bltttt dlvlaloo
they pretended to lgoore"); he .. he ""
invented a new device. actu1aUon-I~
ouendo. "And In !be coanetology al hl1
heroes he all but drawa lortb the n1n ol
drum and Oourtah of bugle; "It WU I
bard Ume, but by bl&.b resolve 1t the top. ....
The Bankers and Narcotics
VOii BA VE NO IDEA whal )Oil ore
gettlntl In yoor ice-<nam, euep1 plenty
of air. There ls no.brandlng or labelinc or
ltatlnJ of Ingredient& on 1n -m
JllCbl• (and !be lndultry""""' to ... that ll llay1 that way), so that '°" moy be getting whole milk or Ulm rnllll, but-
ler or butler oil, evaponted mll)I or
powdered Wboy IO!ldl, --OI' beet
augar, -or 1-. fmb -or
frozen •IP or powdered -· and a wide nriety al natural or ....,.mode
AIL IN AIL, the piece is a
mututrork of prHlectloo propqanda,
for I. dedam an end to an ~ wiir
and 1lmullaneously dellnes the nearly
complete devutaUon ol Vietnam 11 con·
1tructive. 1be 10le purJ>oee ot the column
WASHINGTON -~ will t&y
bare the finanClal heart'! of the world
narcotlcl r.cket nut ye&r by showing
that 'freipectab)e" banker• finance in·
tematlonitl hetoin dealers.
For years, Conlresl has Skirted the
issue, tbr,owinc ffie I
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int --~dope trade llourished. Now, Sen. Waller Moodaie, D<MlM.,
cllalnnao ol a Senate BankJnc sub-
indlrtdly finance I.hem and eocept as
collateral fields run of opium poppies.
some of the "narcoUcs bankers" are
only vaguely aware that they are loaning
money through fronb. to d r u g
wholesalers. Others know they are n-
nanctnr drug addiction, bol cannot resist
tha lun ol htCl>-lnlerest -.-1erm loans.
Isn't It the Tn1th!
llavortnpll By CAllL RIBLEr JR.
Wlt&t bu happened In !be lut -or It 11 a mlltalro to -that all so II that !be IOOd 1ce<r<am boo flllen w..,_•, Ullbm are mllllaot. that Ibey
betle-and rarer and more npeslllve; al' bkv. tbe1r purd up and thttr apllUC'n1 sPotlleht, lnltead, on·
the Mafia Overlords,
dope addict&, 'the
narcotics police and
otben wbo can be
m o r e comrortably
put und<r congru.
llonal klel( llcht&-
j 1 co~ttee, 11 tatJnc; on the chore. as ~
plAla I~ ol expqalni "tho han&a and
financial operations that Wlderlle the II·
ltga! lntematlooal traffic In narcc>!lc!·"
MOND.illl'I TASK .. ur be to trace Iha while !be ordinary loe-cream bis -down ..--· ,,,.,.. an thole leerm from lhe banu to the drug wone and cheaper and more -alent. w.....,•a Ubben Who -IN! "db"
wbolesa.Jers. This will require overcom· You can ltlU find good lce-a'ellD at alao means "Uve ani1 let live,'' Iha& Jf d
Jr.g the tr81dWonal .and legal HCrtCY of Scbraflt11 or Jloward Jolnlon'a or ii mdeed true thlt a pod 1n111 ii bird 10
the lnlernallonal hanks. AlthouCh his Ba1kln-Rotbtnl or Btttlor's, but In the lel. thon wlio -blm! Holt probably
1be blnta: ol cor-
rupt bonkerr doing
"""'-with !be mob have heeo muted,
The hanlren mted secure In their count·
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MONDALE'S STAFF 11 at work on the subpoena powen do not elttnd oveneu, iupmnarket you are aettlnc uact.ly much &oo oanoelted anyway and -itb
hank lovesllgatloo, focusing 00 promin-he hot>es to send lnvestlpton to what yoa pay for -tow quallty !or low very IUtle ,,_, lo tha hank .
ent hanb In Japan, Southealt Asia and Switzerland, Hong 1:.ng, Japan and price. "llan 11 •biped ..IU.0.1 /nlltns, •
Swt&.rland. ThlOe . are the l 'naroottca Jloo<ibly evm mainland China. I THINK AMElllCANS wbo love -Pln<o
banb" w'-names are moolloned In Meanwhile, Mooct&le'1 stall 11 In oon-Ice-cream would he wtlllnc to pay a kK
whlspen In !be bushed )Ind paoeled t1ct wtllt the Federal Bur .. • or more If !be)' could ba ,.... al -Ibey While "" tend to dlst-palttlclans
.-1Jta lnternallOna! 'bollldol Naroo1lcs and °"""°"' Onlp, whtcb wen ,.w.c, In fm1-na-and and to lllllM! wllat IJtey pi-. the
--· · '' < !Or 111n baa trledlto ltll the -Id th1t wholwww1..,_ But !be im.,, wonts polltlclaa In lkt -.., -otty, He .., 11 , naroollca, llb an1 olber big buslnw, to bep ,. Ill ..--. ft& 1nc-. ..,.. -t lnowilC tltly two kinds of : . ' ~ • ....,.., ~-; .u;,,~ '="". -====· . =-:,~ ~:::a..:.~: ' -=-*~bee:.-,,:::.":':.
, -'.(t • -• ~ , ~ ......... lif 1llfl l*M9, ...... .., ,.. ..S w1i'-'9 or marts, os Iba ;. i r &iilltao 11ta ••.n.r l\ .,.... •• -:l;"llp,';__nrnots. """' 1111 1o11onn . ....... . .. ..,. .-. "''\t=~ aod ... -
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'"'1 _. -"1-:J" always Colt a" """ -_.a ....... -· fll'nl friAd _:<>r:= ~
...... dillld It Wo ,basin••• '"·a~,. u e -• o1 -.i.J. 11 """' >"" •• .._,... ---. --youlmowyoubawtol'(up I-!be -nma and 1Jta1 otber,...,.. .,. Dear Gooop: .............. ,...... ,_, ___ _
-I---~>"" <1dl "a Ir•••'' U. lwa111fe. ...."uptha lfaewto ,_ eolwnn
- -"II lleq tha --"'1 w ~you .... real lean. 11. p_ .. -..... ....-....... ..., wJIJt me. I want lllio to bo Ille -: J llRr 11.F.: lib ...... hou11wo1t .., bol11 ,.. !be last llnlo, f mab U..
dtploftM on btm.,. • ·----------~·
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Vaoallleo?
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W. B. ANDERSON
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To the Editor;
Tbue ahould be an Environmental
Impact Study made, not on the effect tha
Fun 1.one condominium ml(bt haft on
!be Balboa area. bot of the effect the
area mlgbt have · on the prmpectlve
resident& of the condomlnhan.
DIAGINE tha praud new """°' flf ..,. « IJte apartmlOll the lint nfctn he
oocuples tt. lie wlU suddenly be aware,
u he triel to get to lleep, lltat there are
roor restauranll, three with bin.
directly ICf'OU the nA1TOW ltttet and
sidewalk .
After the lasl palrOn of ti-~
has left. about 2•:!0 a.m, he will finally he
1bte to get M>me rest. However, bt will
probably be aw1kened apLn 1boal I :•
1.m. when the fishermen slArt arriving
to go 001 on I.he two MU-day boatl wb&cb
leave from elthtr aide al his buUdtng
(:lbout 50 feet IWIYI.
THEN ArfER the _boats pull awt)' al I
a.m. he will have about a half ao bow of
quit! unUI the llalboa ferry heCinl Ila 111-
hour nm 1t l :JO. 1be danRty<llnk
every ftw mtnulel u the e11r1 a. the
ferry ramp eomm1 and IOlnc and ..,
1001 of the wtitst1o aa t11o rem. lea••
'"' do<u .,. .....ss that '" ... ....,. conducive to Mp.
AllOITI' Tlllll time he -be -(-Inc wbat .... the mmtAI -., !be
NewJ>on BMc:h Qty Ooundl -. -lh< objectlonl al tbo Pl...,q Oom·
mission, II chanpd the _.., flf thta
proP<fly lrom c:ammettlal to .-ilal
when It lA In lhe cent.er of tM moll com-
merct&lly u...i (ti -. a day) -In
the clly ol Newport llMc:fl • .
MARY WAGNER
OUMll C'.Oailf
DAILY PILOT
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l'ilot ...a '° ......... ......
&lie ,...,. " .. T"'c tMt
.........,..,. -3 -... c.m-rnenwr on -... al IM:•••t _.
alcnlnt.Mt. bt r•••' e a a ..,. I« ttw ~If ew 1nl ,. --·p .... ... diY'fl"llt , •• ,...."' ........ .. ~-·· t•lllllie " '"" ..... Frida1. Nov•llll' 10, • .,.
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TQ.S Plan
Cets Ax
In Senate
SACftAMENTO (AP) - A
$LI bUlloo property tu: relief·
-lloaoce Jil')posal ..... klJled by two vole• In tbe
Senate.
But foes said they want the
measure aent to a joint
ASSembly • Senate committee
for more oegollallons and
l)r'edjcted a compromise will be rtaclled In the coming
three weeb.
.,,,, .......
The 1$-t4 rollcall Thunday
wu two votes closer to pass-
age than the same measure
received in August. 1A'hen it
wu killed oo a :13-14 tally. II PORTION OF 120 DISSIDENT CONSTELLATION SAILORS CLENCH FISTS
requlrtJ 27 yes votes for final Seamen Cl1lm Racl1I DIKrmin1tion Alxwlrd Ship, Refute Ordtr
passage to the 1ovemor. ---------The propooal ls the result of
bipartlaan negotiations last
summer between Republican
Gov. Ronald Reagan and
Democratic Assembly Speilir
Bob Moretti.
'l1IB TAX plan woold give
local ICbools an extra $500
million a YW: and would cut
property taxes by another $500
mllllon. lt would pay for most
of that by increasing state in-
come and sales taxes.
Foes of the proposed tax
shift said they preferred an
alternative plan which would
boost sebool support by $.175
mill.ion a year, but would put
off the issue or property tax
reJlef until next year.
But they agreed earlier in
the day In a private two-hour
hmcheon with Reagan in bis
office to open a new round of
bipartisan S.O.te -Assembly
negollatlona ii the tu bill fail-
ed.
Waterbed
Fans Lose
OAKLAND (UP!) -
Sleeping on a waterbed is
not one of the rights ~
vided by the U.S. Constitu·
!Ion.
Legislature
Won't Meet
Deadline
SACRAMENTO (AP ) -The
Legislature won't even try to
meet the State• Supreme
Court 's end-of-the-year reap-
port io n men t deadline ,
Democratic Assembly Speaker
Bob l\Ioretti says.
And if the court steps in and
reapportions Senate a n d
Assembly districts i t s e I f ,
Assembly Democrats w i 11
have the mU&Cle and majority
nut year to override both the
court and Gov. Rooald Beagan
and reapportion the
Legislature along Democratic
lines, Moretti said.
l\foretti called a news con-
ference Thursday to comment
on the state Supreme Court's
denial earlier in the day of
Moretti's request for a six-
month extertsion in the court's
December deadline for the
Legislature t o reapportion
itself.
Navy Backs Down to ·sailors
SAN DIEGO (UPI) -The. Diego area -North bland,
crew of the Constellation Miramar and Imperial Beach
saluted aa !be Stars and Naval Air stations.
Stripes were hoisted on the All but 10 of the 130 are
giant carrier -4,780 of them black. About 400 other bJack
from the ahlp'a decks and 130 sailors remained on duty.
rebel&, mosUy blacks, from an Training exercises for the
adjoining pier where they re-"Connie," once part of the
jeeted their captain's oom-fighting fleet that sent planea
promise offer to return to du-over North Vietnam, were
ty. begun last week but disrupted
A week-loog confr<intation by the crewmen's sitdown
between the men and the strike and other problems.
Navy came to a climax at the 1be maneuvers were postpon-
8 a.m. ceremony '1'1v.asd3¥, ed until after Thanksgiving.
and in the end it was the Navy A Navy spokesman said that
that backed down. In an ap-wi~ the men divided into
parent I y unprecedented smaller groups, JDOl'e at-
relr<e4 it ttasslgned the lentlon ooald be given to their
dlsgnmUed sailors to shore persooaJ prob!....,. Their new
stations effective today. command.lng officers w i 11
The rebel sailors began the work with each man _ ln-
cn..i.s by staging a sitdown dlvtdually, t h e spokesman
strike at sea. They brought a said.
menial jobs and glvon banber
punlslunenls for lnfradlaol of
rules than those meted ott.1 to
whites guilty of the aame of·
fense!I .
They demanded review by
.hleher authority of the dis-
charges given black aatlo,.
with poor work reconls, ehang-
... in the disciplinary system
and a promise that DO punisli-
rnent woold be impooecl Cll llDJ'
of them fnr laking part In the
protest.
Long Beach
Oilman Dies
battery of n .. civilian lawyers The Navy said there was LONG BEAQI (AP) -
with them to the final negotia-never any question of accusing Funeral services for Daniel D.
lions with their commanding the men of mutiny since the Dunlap, pioneer oU developer
officer, Capt. J. D. Ward. Jegaf definition of the offense and industrialist who drUled
The sailors refused his order requires an attempt to this city's first produciq oil
to return to the ship after he overthrow constituted author!-well, are scheduled· today at
met personally with their ly and assume llllctt command the Sunnyside c 8 t b e d r a 1
represenlaUves and reportedly of a ship. Chapel here. offered to ameliorate their
MORE'ITI SAID he was grievances if they would rejoin THE BLACK Servicemen's Mr. Dunlap died ·Wednesday
"surprised" at the court's 6-1 the crew. Caucus said the men feared at age 13.
decision, because he said the for their safety aboard th e He served on the boards of
courtbasbeenreluctanttoget THE NAvY announced carrier, where there were directors of several major oil
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SF' BART )Vomen'~Rightsllacked
Syst.em '
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OFF!CL\LS at BART head-
quart.n In OUland said they
....., DOI given a copy of the
report before the pre911 reeelv•
ed ii and -1d bave DO com-
ment until they obtained ud
studied IL
0 We11 have plenty to uy to
It. bat n can't unW we hive
a chance to loot al ti' ud '
study 14" oak! M1b llealy, a
BAl\T offlela1.
'l1io Baj .\NI ~Trani!!
District -B,\llT -began opera11ng the 11nt·oecmen1 o1
the 75-mlle ll)'llml Ill Sep-
tember. Tltat -lhe OU!and-l"n!mcrtl line, whlclt
the report .. Id Is being COO•
trolled manually and Is aaft.
'""' oakland-Rlebmoo le(· ment Is ~ to go Into
operation In Jaooary, the
Oekland -Conoord I In
May and the li:-San
Franc::bco segment n e x t
Sept.ember.
The addlllon of the linea to
Coneonl and Son Francisco
will mean IJW!tcltavm !nJm
tract to tract -the report says c:amol be done
safely with the preoent 11)'>-
tem.
UM: lower houH author.
A lln!llar reaolulloo already
polled the Ammbly. but ran
Into the aame roadblock In the
Seiiala llulelo Committee.
Two .... ton briefly '"°"' lialnal the -....,.
T1>e aeoa<or wlto bad been
the ro.u.a of prwure by
"l'JnOO'f ....,.,. to free the rat'1\C4tlm l'l!IOlullon from s.n&le R'u le 1 Commlti.e.
Settlto PrOlideal pro tern
Jamea Mllb, v o t e d for
I he reoolutkio Wednesday
In RulOI Commlti.e, but east
hla vote aplnat It on the final
Senate vote.
Alameda County
Superior Qmt J u d g e
Robert L. Boatldt niled
'lbanday lbal landlonls
baft the right to ban
waterl>eds !nJm their prop-
erty and tolled out a suit
bnlught by tenants who
clahned the U.S. ConlUtu-
llon ...... led Iandlordi r ro m d t 1 crtminltlnl
aealnsl waterbed """"· LuclJonls object to the
water-Olltd beds because
of their weight and the
poulbUlty of floods.
directly involved in the draw-'lbunoday aftemooo Iba! the "night lights" between the !Inna, both in the United
ing of new district boundaries men would be reassigned to races. 'I'be group complained states and several foreign
for state Senate, Assembly and three shore ba.oes In Ille San lbat blacks were relePled to oouqlries.
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Grand Jury
Member
Indicted
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The
San D1e10 County grand jury
indicted one of lt!I member•
and a former member Thurs-
( BRIEFS )
day alter a slx-monLh in-
v e 1 t I g at lo n of the
N e l&hborhood Development
~ 15-count indictment ac-
cuaed them, along with Ute actDC)''• executive director, of COttlPlneY. mlaapproprlatlon
ol pubUo fundl, embenlement
ud .,and tbell. 1111 lbroe are Ronald LeRol 'If-. I cttmDI member of
iiil tll'lad jury; the ""'· Ol'IMMon M. Phtlp1 Jr., a
, __ juror and -mlnlmr
ol It. Pnl'a United Methodist
a.di, and Wllllam Henry 'J'lll!.I''*"" w!lo heada the non-pi.111 ... .,...11on lormed to 1-ldl hoaolq In the model aidil .,... and aid poor and
,....ll)'bullntamen. :;::fhuc, lQi AllOEL!S (AP) -A
eoart jury bas round a
man sullly of ti ...ung obo<ene
tllnllethemall.
I wniltl Wednoaday
a.it ... 13, bad a1UakNd1 deplc ......... 1 and
-===~:-• bmlntu .......
(AP) --.... I bill
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• J'Ofll'll,al °"""rut-.....
The Democratic chief or the
Assembly added that the oourt
is welcome to· gt> ahead and
reapportion the Legislature.
But Moretti said lf the court
imposes a reapportlonment
plan which he doesn't like,
tben the huge new DemocraUc
Assembly majority elected
last Tuesday ean drafl Ila own
reapportionment and there ls
nothing the court can do about
it.
"We may reapportion next
year, regardless of what the
oourt does. 'Ibey can come up
with a plan, and we can come
up with a plan subsequently,"
Moretti said.
"'The law says we must
reapportion after e v e r y
census. It doesn't say we can't
do it more frequently lf we
want to," Moretti said.
Body Found;
l.D. Souglit
SANTA ROSA (AP) -
Sonoma County patholOllsts
worked today to establish the
klenUty and cause of dtath of
a badly decompoeed body
found in hilly ground near the
RUS!llan River community ol
Guerneville.
The body ..., found by a 71·
year-old resident o u t for a
walk. He sighted a human
hand sticking out of the
ground and called l!btrtll'a
deputies who recovered It
'lbursday from a ah.allow
grave.
•
Sheriff Don Slreipete refus-
ed to speculate whether the
body had any conneetl<ll -
three others unearthed lut
week in Mendodno County In
a suspected "Hells >.ncels
burying growld ."
Party Seen
In '74 Race
WASHING TON (UPll -
Rep. John G. Sehmlu of
Tustin, presidential nominee
of the American party, A)'I
the perty wt1I run eandldlta
foe Congr<u In 1171 •
• .,,.. returns from the 1172
pneldertlal oleellon prove
Clonclu1lvel y \bit the
Amttican Party ii now on the
U.S. polltleal map to Illy,"
llclimlti said 'lllunday.
Ho did not aay In wh1dl
llatea eandldalea -be -Sdmtlb polled .... poroent
ol the vole, compared with II f:::'l" for a-&e Wal~ In
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f'2shion island,· newport center 644-5070
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EDtTION
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ORANGE COUNTY, OA~IFORNI~ i FRIDAY., N6Vi!MllER 10, rm
and
·.
Fall of
It all: boJ!11 doY'~ to a· project In.tine
increments that could eost aa muclit11,
1283.11111 aJl!I !aloe about • year lllld a ball
to complete. · • •
His partner, . Dan Cannlchael, ..,,..
plalned: • •
"The ICbool la built on expansive .IOII.
Mesa
This. mean.t· that when Jt gets moiat, it
.,.,.,.is.
"The site ltseU Is OJ!remely na~ lllld
tip to now there'• been no place lo Ji!ll
the water that aecumulltes there.
"Now that !here Is • storm dr>ln ...
Fairview Road, we're• 111111estlni that
c
Higll
they pWl up the paving, r.grade lllld !Ill
the site and imtaU drain:: to comect with
the ooe on Fairview,'' he ..W.
According to the Clrmlcbael·Kemp
report, the work can be cllnlod flllo
iru.e. pn>jectl. Two ol Jbe projeda -
to be done, which will --.....
The third one Is optlooa1 lllld will -..
additional 1100,000.
School principal Don Adizlfer -that wblle the problem bu been tlra'l 111
(See SINKINQ, Pip 11
·Salons Get · ·Gift•Live Miee ' . ,
·~i-L~Jiid ....... , . ~p.~ .... :·"r~ .. ,~ .. .
. N~wpor.t · S~a~ 8.~i .1,of'..~Mqvie.
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, · L06 ANGELES {UPI)·-Responding to in ad for a talenled 111ake·to IP. ~ar Jn .a m0yle, NeWP.>l-1 jleach pet ibop .;....r ~-~w,.I 1ll' al au-ditlooa Th~ accobipanleC! by bis -~. • "":>~ ~'ii>*, oertrade. The creatuli. la two separate snakes dqwil' tq·the ~ ~ Ibey join. . •Urbe two heads, get aJoog fine unW feedipg-tlme," be·'aald. '-rtten .J ihave to
keep them oeparated because the one tbal'a 1iot bemg !!"!; wiD· altact .the ooie . tbat ls.. . . ·•
At ·-·the two beads fl8ht av.er .. ~~·to slither, bejsajd 'The -
· wu. Immediately blred. · s.m.... med RmF~'lle ·llloaPt-tt wanlecl·'ID
become an actor.
1 "Well, yes and no," be said. , ' . . .
Mesa F;iberglass Company
, ~ , I
~ea,.~d Out by Burglars
SACRAllENTO (AP) -~lght
state senators who voted to aPProve the
equal riRbb amendment """""" gilt· wrapped'boxes containiog IM! while mice
today from a women's organizatklo that
-.the amendmenl-
The Clpllal -thrown into a tizzy. "Wt're very dlaapiiOinted they voted
far: the equal rights arnendmen• .. l!;s llO'
Ing to .-away our rights," aid 1.iloria ......,In, a Loi Angeles mother ol elihl
who -bmdl .. the stale cbalr-mab ol. the Happine.u for Womantwid.
Costa Mesa
Tree Damage
Suit Filed -
By RUDI NIEDZIElma
ot•~PMa.ft '
A $26,000 lawsuit· qalnsl . the d!)' of
Cbrta Mesa today la the -de~ :::;J:.J.,~~ ~ ....e•1o --11111 ... ten. . I r
'lbe·~4:'-&Ina R. Ca!la, ~-aiitel!J -~ mlt.Pln!IW 'II ~ cadsing ber lo
trip lllld lpJure ber band. .
Mn. c.Jta aid. tjie --May 20 ht lzoot of 31ll Sumatra Place
wliefe lbt iocil lit a tree auppoeedly
buckled ··-by hro inchel. It is allqed in the ault that lbe
sidewall: 1f8! "defective and umale" and
tbat Mrs. <;alta's injury will l'Olll!I ID
..... ~ dlablllty to ber. •
The Superior Court ad!, ftC<lWJd last -t, fellowed clolely ., lllllOllDl:elDe
by aly .._, ...... -bol that
clallps l{l ...... ol lllG!l,000 bad -fl].
ed qlinllt c..ta -fer llmllar Jn.
juries duri:'I! the 1"81 llx -
llazardowl oood!b cauied by -...i. la one of the key UJ1Ubb11a 1lled
by cl!)' officials to support a pion CllliDI
for the removal al IJ.year-dd ll1ken llli
treea Oil Indiana AVeDJe and Dllnail
Street.
No aulta or claims bave been filed by
penom from that area, but 1everal
homeownet1 aupportlng the tree removal
bave cited rr.q.-caaes of accldenta.
NOi .U of the Mesa lilgh1andl
rulclenta, however, abare that view lllld
h.>vo Ul'led keeping tbe trees. Aa
ordinance which woold bave given tbe ci-
ty sweeping po...,.. over all partway
trees, Including their deatructloo -
........,, ... blocked '""" belq
lldopted by the Cl!)' Council Mooday
lligiJt -tree supporten rallied behind
(See DAMAGE, Pap II
Measles Inoculation
Set in Coeta Meu
1PPApW!dMltku ..... both the 1Mly
rnndtr IDd rubelbl, tbt three-day
m .... am .. obt1med bellnnlng 1t
I:• p.m. !lo¥. II It SI. John the Bt-
Cllurdi II 11111 W. Biter St., 0>tta M' ...
Offered by the National Pouedattoa-
lfardl al DlmM, the eomblned Im·
IDlllilltloo Is -for Ill chlldnn DOI lmmuniaed tdn« t•.
Pern•11on dlpo Uped by ptnftll wlll
be .......
For. -. lnlarm.uo.. CID llanllt -II-
League of Housewives. had been bottled up in .the Rule.! Com-
Mrs. Macklin said 4be and ·bel'· com· mittee for nearly a year. (See story,
panions who c1e11.....i, the mice in boftl ·p 51 tied wi111 red aad Mt ribbooi bod been. ' age . · . arrested by~ pOlice. -• One of the mice came to-Sen. Larry
Officers were le8fdling a copy of the 'walsb, a Democrat from Huntington
penal code, acralchlng their beads. Park. ~11lil ~. ~~wa~':f1' you're mice, "1 aaw aome boles in fbelbs. so l call-nonie~..;J;i:'S....te -...:=raJJPi,r,11 ii 'ed•the .... tor," Wlloll11oecretart111111.
the lllM!lldment Ille Thunctay bj a di "He opened It lllld Wet 'llJ God, H's 'a
vote. The ~Uon to make Califomil nt'."
the l2nd state to .ratlly the """'¢1)1"1'1 111'•· James Wedlftl!'lh, a Democr1t
ARareBlrd
' Blrdl.•of a feather !lock loplber"and • .. erybod1 ll·Eslanda lllJh
Sc:bool ls floctln~ around aOftl rock ..Wptwe by art teacbtt Wall1
Pailer'1 lludenta, now on ~y at the Colla ii ... WllPl!I-Patty
MoateU. 17, !Inda one, "Pniilililc Bird," li>ldculni-l;9atinon old
rocb -ured In the IClllpllq. . .
Turbine Engine Inventor
Found Dead; Plans Taken?
EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill (UPll -Tiit
-of olle .. t!)' -"'-ldD· Id 111-1111 Clf!b Mid 1Gdo7 lter -
W01reodylomU&1ftoollllloaa
......._,, .. -~ that
-Id •lrtllllly •limloalt llt pollutloo.
VldAir 0. Null, M, -!tie -1 ..
-for ll mlDloo "' • f1nuctal
-, --l1tna , ... -in -II Illa r.-...i Clf!b ,,,.,,.,,
Sex Education Comes Under Attack
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!Ila ... -1111 ... ••wr 1114 been r....:11111..t0.. Cl&ll '• *'W9
... the -· Nill'• lltdrllo ....... bllldt & WI WDWi.,.. =' ta
lln. Miii llld .... 1111 -"" .... _,......,, ..... -..... .... 81. Louil 0.-,, .... .._lat .. ....
!lbt Aid ............ probllrlJ ......
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IAll.1-.
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from Hntbome. was not ID1\lled.
"We bad the bullclinc INled," be told a
reporter in ID elevator Interview. "We
can~ put up with thla kbxl ol .•• " lt'I
not I joke."
Mn. Macklin laid Ibo 11111 -
members ol .. orgulaaUOO, -
clalms 10,000 --• ""' tlomride, planned a •lerro•-
againll the .--the
Capitol, where It -raining belYll)I,
Animal Keeper
~Jans to Fight
Mesa Ordinanee
• ec.ta Meu'1 def..-o1 .. 1..,..,.
Mn. Shelba Mani!, 1171 lfrt wm pe111iil1'
the City Coandl lo -two
on!I.--pr-I Ille ~· I' W of rid. ---.. •• 1111• 2 ,,. '11111 .. .........,, Ille ..t If· a I rf•
llto--CNW.llqk ,.-a,..,Btr--llM·-~ ....,., • ..,,..,, IDd two --· IW •·=-rlllo -1111 ...... If a -·-·"'-· -• Orqo CauntJ Ailmal -· "I'm ..... lo pt JOO llpa-lllld
ast the d!)' -lo ~ the ....._,.. lbe 111111. ''They tloo't
lpedf)' wbat exodc .... clanproul ...
·lmall ...... .
Mn. Mani!, """ bu -•mt11
malntaJn:j !hit her pela uo 111111, -to place them -dy In • ptlllrw
,.. lbe bopel to -al the 0.-. County w,....-.
--· they are belq birt lo RI-County Ulltll the -la -..S. edln--.•
4-who -lo Join lier -"' petlllaa la -by 1111. --1o -tactber1t-
Sbt will plud ber ... to . the prrbllc
dw1rw toe!PI'• ''Tlllt Badt" fN'Oll'llD
by K1LA .. -Georp -
Tenoia Leuom Set
At TeWinkle Park
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Comt College TV Siation Be~ns Operation Nuv. 20
By JOHN ZALLER .,... t1IO,..... ol lnlemlvt Jl'tllltolloo. ._... pepalotlon, lliMlrtll. ... l:llb' Ii Jiit, bow1tt •• richer mhr· ot,.. o.tw ,.1ttt tt•n Dr. Normu S. W1t1on. che""'lllor of Cull.urlJ c::eter1.11 ~. W~ ll1ll. .. crlllcll ~will begtn, be'
The pQIJtlcal, cultural, and educational lbe -· said tt mara tbe nm \hM lnlllll bnll<lcUttnc !or Ibo lllUon will llld. ~
alteri ol Oranat Coonty will come under In the natloo a community coUece poop OOOllal largely ol materlll ouch u 1ltll will Include Ibo l>U'Cllology aeriea
the stare of television lights Nov. 20 has taken the initiative in operating a "Sesame Street" and 11Maatel'Pltce "AA Man Behlves,11 wbfcb will be offered
when the cowtty's first public broad· • full-scale te?ev.lslon statloo. Thea~,'" whfcli ate standard f~aturet on tn the spring eemeater for fUU college
casting station takes to the airwaves. "KOCE has an incomparable op-national publlc broadcasting staUons. credit. A second ettd1C serie:I, probably
OOielals cf the coast Community Portunfty to enhance tbe important role ''We don't want tc begin broadcasting on CODIUmer economics, Is alM» planned.
College DI.strict said this mcrning 1hat of public broadcasting,'' Q.ld Dr. Watson. our local material until we get all the The first •eek'a broadcal_Ung later thfJ
KOCE-TV" Olannel 50, Is on the verge of "'l'lle station will add a dlmena!On long bugs out of the l)'!lem.'' oplalned Bill month will conlaln at leall too major
bt oadcasttng Its fulk:olor, UHF signal overdue to ooe of. our nation 's fastest FumiS!, pne:ra1 manager cf the ltltkn Orana:e County news featl.nl. One ·will
focus on major lssue1 fl,Clll8 Ortnp
AdmitalS
Blasted
t
On Racism
WASlllNGTON •(UPI) -Adm. Elmo
R. l'.umwatt, chief of .. val -·-· cttlled lltl to Ill Of bia top admlrail OD the
carpet today and accused 'them ot ff·
noting hll ettortJ to jlt(llllOle ~t tquallty. . •
Ono result, be said, wsa the rebellloo of
UO crewmen -lllOllly b~. -.ol tlit
carrier Conmllatlon at San Diego. (See · Evicted Man Deeision Made Counly. The other will take an lo-depth
look at several of the county election
races just concluded. \ story and P:lcturt, P1ge 5) : .
"SOme oi the very tJ!lni• I feared 21
months ago ~I' ...,. to pasa did i~ ·
fact , take plact, • Zwnwilll said. ,
The tm of bla 1tai.m.nl to the priva!J
motlinl With \tie aclmtr9IJ WU made
pubtfc by the Navy. ---'"~
Set~ Explosion
Killing, 5, Self
Trustee Says He'll Sit With OCC
Wataon said lt will "' probably mi yean before the 1tatJcn reaches a mi.z of
->Dalio~ public _,
programs, one-thtrd educaUonal cf·
ferlngs, and one-Olli'!! J>Olillcal and
cultural affairs or Orange County. .
Peets.,_ .. ,,.
Yuri T. Galanskov, 33, a dis-
sident Russian poet and writer
whose 1988 trial touched oll
prolestl in M....,w and abroad,
has died in a labOr camp fol·
lowing 1 stoma<b operation. BEAURECUEJL, France (UPI) -
Retired miner Jean Pica, apparently
seeking ~venge over an evicticn notice,
booby-trapped his apartment, then went
outside and blew hlmself up with
dynamite.
Wben cfflcials tried to enter his flat, an
explosion kWed all Ove member! of the
group, Police said today.
One ether person was seriously injured
in the apartment explosion.
According to police, Pica, 55, was
ordered to move from his apartment
because 00 was behind in his rent.
Divided loyalties tltla week caused a bit
of a problem for Richard Hernandez who
will be attending Saturday nlgbt'• foot·
ball game between Santa Ana College
and Orange eo...t College.
He bad aome tniubie deciding which
side to sit on.
Hernandez is the newly elected
member ol the Rancho Santiqo Com-
ruuntty College District llolnl of
Trusteu. 'l'IJe district Includes Santa Ana
College.
But fer the past six years Hernandez
has been employed by Orange Coast
College •• the director of special pro}
ectJ.
He made up bla mind to sit with the
Pirates during Saturday night's KJ1dlron
clash at Santa Ana Bowl. •1J've always
lil.ed to sit oo the Flower Street side of
the bowl,.. be upla1ned.
A native of Santa Ana, Hernandez is a
former student cf Santa Ana College. and
livea in Sant.a Ana with bis wife,
Elizabeth, and their four chlldren.
The new trustee will llllUDe llfl new
poat during a board meeting llcheduled
for Monday night. He replaces Benjamin
Scrla who resigned last July to accept a
new position .
Ultimately, It may be posa!ble to earn
a full two--year colle~e degree from the
Coast Community College District. from
televlaion courses 11.I~. but ofnclab
str'H!ed that day 1s at Jeaat flve years
away.
'the station is funded through a variety
of federal, state, and local sources. But
Fu.miss said that most oi the expansion
of local programing will need to be !Jn.an-
ted through private and govermnent
graut!.
Frot11P .. el
SINKING ..•
alqng, 111t'~ been gettlDl wone."
"It'• not _..... at Ill,• he added.
"but it's an uctY algbt.1~
Officials said Pica then set out to gain
revenge. They said that on Thunday,
Pica waited outside the office cf M1yor
Julian Gautier who approved the evic-
tion.
They said Pica, who was armed. fired
twice and seriously wowided the mayor.
They Wd Pica then blew btmseif up wt1h
dynamite In a nearby ditcli.
Cities Seek County Share
Of U.S. Revenue Sharing
~aper Charges
Briggs Benefits
From Contract
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -The l.4s
Anaeles Tlme1 said todsy . t h a t
Assemblyman John V. Briggs (R·
Fullerton), has proftted from his iJ>.
votvement in a state Medi.Cal contract
Achzlter said ilie problam I I
particularly aeui. In Giii of the'lwlHlory
buildings, but he ackmwledied that "we
only have two or three w-on the
wbole campus that don't show ...,.
damage."
He aiao noted 1111!1 lhl .,u llOl1lld one
buildlng hu ftse. i1J the jlolni ll!al when
it rainl, water !1lDI through MDI of the
classes. Today, the building °""" who hod
Pica evicted went to take possession cf
lhe flat under court order. The owner was
accompanied by two policemen, a
locksmith and a friend.
When the locksmlth tinbred with the
door, the apartment exploded, killing all
five perscns.
They were Identified as Pollet offkers
Jean-Franco.ls Parrate, 27, and Jean Vera
mant. 32 ; the building's owner, Mr!.
Adrienne Narbooe, 78 ; her friend, Jean
Bourilloo, 76, and Albert MoMier, 52. the
lockamfth.
A tenant of the apartment OOilding,
Roier Spagneus:, 55, was ruabed to the
hospital In serious condition.
Pollce ooncluded that Prc1, an aper!
on dynamiting mines, boobytrapped the
flat with three boWes of butane pa.
' '
Orange County ciUes moved Into the
federal revemHbartng battle Thursday
night with • st:oog request that the coun-
ty turn o.or a lhare of lta eslfmated $9.8
mlJllon to lnoorporated communlttes.
Leqne olllciall will -' their ltlf•
geatloo to the llolnl of llUpervlaora at 1
pubUc bearing slated for Nov. n. They
afllUO that 17 percent ol the county's
(>O!!lllatlon ii within the c!Ues.
Moll county communlUea will llhare In
$9.I mllllcm of tbelr own from President
Nlmn'• revenue abaring program but
Ibey woald lll:e lo have at leut 1111 per-
cent of the cowtty allotmenL
Robert Finnell, Clttea League president
and mayor of Placenlll, said at the
Leque meellq ill Oranp II WIJllld be
wlnclfall fundL
Mesa
. ~Mlltd ,tbt eqanty'1 tu r1vn•11te
spalll Jn .._,.led -now repnOH!Hng onJ:y 1J peroent of the
population.'' he noted. "It iJ Ollly fair
Zt .1*Plt. lllJO P"¥ .. moll of 'the . -~llioilil!UllntbiMnif-."
,,.,._ • t<. Al . Nert. 11 beartnc, tbe ctlieo will
-!wo _.it:
Cal d ~ ---That the cowtty turn over 1111 percent en ar or f4.l ·milllan for uae In the clllea on
priority projectl to be determined by the
cllla. . .
'TOtftGBT
-That ,...e portlon of the to1111ty
revenue lbarinr flmdt be used for ooe Iara• project lztvolvfn& • large number ol
dtleo.
llevml -aao. SUpervllor David
idea and argued for park acquls!Uw and
!ewer line bnprovements.
A quJrt of the revenue sharing law ex-
clwlea the new city of Irvine and Yorl!a
Linda becauae Ibey had not been iJ>.
oorpotlted for at least five years
prevtoua to the 19'111 ledenl ctlllUJ,
FretnP .. el
DAMAGE •••
award.
Briggs is an insurance man.
"We're _tblnklnl of lcltedullna a boat
buildhtg ~ for -room.," l!i lddod
with • chuckle.
One of bla predlcellO!'I at the blah
school ii John Mc!lowen, who ii oow tlie
prindpal 11 TeW!nllle School.
McGowen wu a vice 1Jflncf1>al when
the -opened' In 11111-and lau.r wu
appolni.d prindpal.
"Everyone waa aware that tbe toll wu
difficult to handle ," be llld, "but there
were "'me dilllculUes w1th coat Umlta-
The contract to provide health Se rvices
for .. maximum cf 20,000 poor perS<lns in
O;:ange County bad a potential value of
$7. l million a year, the Timea said. It
was awarded to Dr. F.d.ward H. Rubin.
the major stockholder in a chain o.f
clinics and hospitals Jn Los Angeles and
Orange cowities. lions."
The Times said It w a s told by Dr. Architect William Bluroct, whole
...tdent Verlyn M.rth. Rubin that Brigg• had been "very Corona del liar firm desl&nod Iba llchool,
Qty Attorney Roy E. June said today helpful" to him In winning the contract said th-ft ..,.. MVenl lictora llnolved
that ciafma agalnlt the city far ......... and that he ii now buying liabillty and in the COltllrUcUon of.the~
on lklewalkl ·-..__ and t11a""t-the~y malpractlce lnlurance lo< bla cbaln from "Perbapa lf'tl hod been buUt all at one
-· ""'-· Briggs. time, they JDilht have bl!'i lbo·llXIDOY lo "'&~~:!U, riiteri,;.i to the 'l'be Times ldelttllled ti.. Ihm .u CJoo. do a ""'""· eqya,llqa, ~ llJ! Jol!,,!><1111
I tlneotll Insuraoce Broten, Inc.. of was built In nine 1ncremeota and l&ore
c ty'1 iDIUl'aDCe carrier and mually are Anabelm, and reported that Briggs said was not enough money in any one. J1t
aetlled oat ol court and far liltle, If any, he owned 50 percent ol·lt. crement to han'\j~-111 ~t
,damaie P."}!llent.. " ' Dr. Rubin and Brilll lni!ICllllCI llllt klnHdeofa,M Jlllll~tl;I.' ..... ~ ... ~~Id,.''",,, """"9 ... !.!" dkl \llOt.bop,W. on the the lnaunnce J)tllOhuea bqan boiore ibo -
f'&'"'1iof $Intl llnce Ibey-. Dr. Jlllllln WilG a pnlia\itnu,r'-ol themselves are ctu?allJ , e
'Im ' Iba' im&owlltw hat he the contract on April 1, 1971, acconllng to dld research on the . 80il. before COi>
estimated that their m.Jlance worth 0 11 the newspaper. struction and tbe bull.1; .... a were built On -=nil·" The Tlmeo ··'d that wblle ne1••-Dr. ~-t,_, ,... -.. 1.1a:r special footings for that &.WO of aoU," lie
The lcit, hhow,..,.,,a.,, 'T,™tl an Rubin nor BrllfO• would diacloae dollar explained. The architect said some S()il .... ......._..&...-.......... 61....-fl In ·-·· _.__ -...... ... _ _...,. ...... _ -..,..... amounts, an insur1µ1ee industry source was put on the building sites before coo-
ton, alnco fllJur'I' dllmo llOl1Dllb' do not esUmated that the bus~s,wauld yield up structlon.
proceed this 1ar. to -ooo n 1n ··• the 1o ~-· " the "In -r law -we -:.as .....,, amtua Y premlum Income. BlllroCk vole~ opin n -u
aued. but rm llmtted ID 0~ GI edBnorlggscommlaawu qluoon~~thell)'btl be01recethe !!: more e1tensl.ve sue .work had been done --~ -·~ --the--~~the .... cue ·-• b«Mtlt! 8lll'll*li I aurance .but that be lharel Iii 'the profits school officials would not be faoed with
Sallon who complained ol ""'"\'
dlJcrlmlnatton. aboard the CoostaJlalloil
win opltt qp anionc three lh<n huoil
tod and ordarod td trial ~ for~ alisent from the carrltr with' out~.· :
About llltl men. ra1lln( dMttbtd ~
nlttled an order by the can1et'1 cont :
mandtna olltcor, Clpt. •. w. Wiid, t•>'
"''""' to the lhlp 'l'bllrada1. Btcht -.
Isler, ""' trlDlfen and -of pout.: hie dllclpllnary actlon ..... lll!IOUDOld. :
A -ooart procedurt, ltnoWll ll! Navy lb!I• u a Clptaln'a *11 ar Artlcla
:.A, WU amapl ~ lod&Y.
SJmllar to Ibo Jtfltice of tho -helJI. Inc In clvtllin llfe, 11 uauaJ11 w.lea ~
nnkreducliool'Of!lll!mtWnemtnl. lt
ii the -dllclpllnary proctdure, When hi took oommand, Zwnwalt.aald;
he_,,... the "poltntlal '~·
plollffDIU" of raciaJ pn1sm:• and tried
to -the lllllAllOIJ. Bui be ~ bla top olllcva the)' failetl lo depart from
"baDDwtd roatlDt" ad leUow Ida dlrec--
tlves. .
"I am 11PO•l:lna 1o,.. • tlnucl> :rou
to Ibo N= •tlrt _.. ... -., to .. .,., • ..... tllal Ilda -ol
dlecrlmlnalloG -.. ,.... OJ*l11 and fUlly .. Zwnwall iald.
He' ipob lo the 80 lo IO Wul!lltclon-
buod --tbt1 Navy'• loP. com-.
n:and atafl -about :II l!ourl oftor the ·
N&'/1 pve In .to· dmlandl of the
reballloua Col!lla11aUon -· who -to -thtlr a111.,....1a .. poundi of dlscrlmlnallOn.
Loser Relaxes
In Caribbean
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ST.· THOMAS. V.L (UPI)
Gtorte &. Mc<lnvtm toot It -todsy In the CorihbOlin splendor 6l
tbtVir8fn IalaDdl. 4'11 ot ... from • camPAllD, lbe
SOOlh tor and hit wife
did not vonture from the l!fOlllldl of
the .. tat. of Henry ltlmolmall,
their bol~ who·wu the ne.-attc
prraldentlal nominee's cblel fund
railer.
McGovero, who vlllll the Vlraln : .
lllandl two or !brae l!mea a yaor1 · · we~t llwimmlq, plane! tennil -• aenerally relued. lie bu no llall
...istantJ with him. DANISH GYM TEI.I( -OOC -II
skilUul gymnasia from Denmark In their
11th tour. Gymnulum, 8 p.m. Admlulon,
12 general, !1 1tudentJ.
"MONEY'S WORTH" -OCC Leclu1'
series. Science Hall , 7::Kl-9:SO p.m.
L. Baker, antlclpattn1 the battle over Ull
of the funda, IUIPlled that the eotlre
county lhaN be Ulld to re4uce property tu•.
mlOI aay """1d -Ill -·" of Cootlnenlal lnlur"""' Bnibh. tbe problem they have !her< now.
J .... aald. r.::.;=:~~;;;;;~;;~;;;;; .. ~i:i~;;;;;;;;~~;;~;;;;::::::::::::::::::;:::;::=,ft! Mn. Donold F. lllller, mt -. Place, aald Ille did !IOI ....._ tbt ..,.
cfdeal In -" -..._bat..... THANKSGIVING . OCC FILM SERIES -"Finl Love,"
Forum, 7 p.m. l!.00.
RETARDED DANCE PROGRAM -
Community Recreation Center, 7..g p.m.
FOOTBALL -Colla Meas v. Fountain
Valley at Huntington Beach stadium, 8
p.m.; Newport Harbor at Westmill6ter, 8
p.m.
SATURDAY, NOV, 11
FOOTBALL -OCC at Santi Ana, 7:111
p.m. Estancia v. Santa Ana Valley 1t
Newport Harbor'• DavidlOll Fleld, a p.m. (E!taocia Homeoomlnl.)
"TANGO" -South Coast Reperiocy
Theater, Friday, Saturday and Sundll)', I
p.m.
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DAILY PIL OT
Hfa ..,._ met wlth Utile tuPllOrl fronj O!hor bolld memhen. SOme
thot!ibt tbt -lhould be uaed for opell •!*I and environmental projects.
that tbt -ol tw poutw4 INt -.
a creoll ID the lillewalk. . COULDN'T BE FINER THAN WHEN YOUR TURKEY IS
Slit lddod Ille WU -•11< lf -SERVED ON A HENREDON DINING SET. TRY IT.
Tbunday lllpt. ,llVOral city ,.._.
tJttvea oplJOlld t1ie property tu nllef
Educator to Quit
Rll:DD!NG (AP). -llr. Gllllert .A. ~~J="::r~ tba c:umnt lCldabilc ytar. oou,.r, II,
r.llllOltllCOd bla *1p.ltlon Wednelday.
elao bad laUm .. tbt -hat lllcl that city C10W1 npolnd B follow1nl the
lncldlnl.
"" clalm ... -lo tho lull by Mri.· Cilia'• h-. Joseph Calta, ~ thel 1111 --tho lldewall: about two -and tltol bis WU.'1 fool wucallltbtlnthon!Md-
Mn. Colla be aald, llruloed and •-·w ~ ...i 1r111, 1o1.m, 1w
In -,Ptln. and tho fall ,........ a blood clot t1ie llfaa·of a '°"""t ptece.
Hydrocarbon Emissions
Reduced by 25% in Basin
The battle against air pollution Is fi r
from over, but Callfomla'1 •mos flabten
believe tMy are winning It.
Figures just released by the state Air
Resoarcea Board show that bydrocarbon
emWlons from motor vehicles In the
SOUtl! Cout Air Buln have beon nduced
ZS perc<nt under the peak In 1965.
Total emluions cf hydrocarbons in the
btsln -whkh Include• Orange C.OUnty
and the croter Loi Angelu aru -
•mouni.d to 1,100 ION I"' day In 1965. Becauae of C.llfomta 1 plonotrtni! ef·
fort1 at nblclt emlalon control tht
dlacbarp tJ now Ollimai.d at 1.1100 '°"' per daJ, clelpltt the fact that there are about OllMblnl mnre vebicl., on lht road
toda7 than In -
'll'lth fouCbar -car -looml111 In tho futurt and tho recentlJ4dopttd ua-ed ear -1111 conlrol _.,., tbe
b)41octlllan ... 1p11 ii ..-ed to drop
to l,IOO """ I* doy In lflS.
B7 11111, ll)l Alr ~ Board
'-ta ........ ~ lo llO tons
""' .i.,, a llllll ..... of -" ~.· Cltbell'lDOllOlldll, another t-omponent
ol P""'°"""'""''' -· ltavo docitUed ":.:;,.~ -:c:i:·t"".:.:.. thec.J::
nta .. ~ al allr'Gftn, ban increued ;;;;f .,. at thotr PHk rf4bt now. ,,,.,. an -.:ted to dtcrtaae 11 the
number 'If vehklel wUh eq uipment to
011trol odrla of nltf08'cn ( 1971 and laler
models ) on the blfhwaya Iner< .... , oldor
Cll'I an pbued out, and !h'1'71 can
are retroflti.d with nitrogen oaldel ...,.
trol devlcea. '
Meanwhile, a atata task force formed
tut March to lnvmlplc metbodl ol enwrtnc betU!r vehicle malntenanca
prac;tlces tc reduce motor vehicle pollu-
tantJ, has advanced further •mog-<eduo-
inl llUQLltkJI.
It hu recommended adoption of
lealllaUon requlrlna that all automotive
tune-upt !'11 fwmtd ln eommerdal repttr
•hops "" ~ In -With lllat .. prtterlbed reaulatlonl on emllllon con-
trol. This woufd have the effect of reduc-
ing bJdrocart>on -by another lour lo Ove ....-, .
M-""""'°" '18' Illa tut -"""1d ;equtit tbot nl!ldoo "" adJUJted for optimum emtalon oootiol 1nd would
01.1laW devlltlonl! from ~tfona.
Mecil!anlcl lnt not ahioJI tunt., up
automoblhl r.r optimum .,,.. NduCtlon
beclUle this tendl lo reduct perlonnaoce.
To aaure anlorco,,,..I ol tbe propolld
tune-up lllitlllcationl and lo provide ade-
quata IU]ltl"fllloa of ,.ir fadlltlal tbe tw forca reconuntndt a lvp iiiit ln-
creue witllln llta Dtparimtnt o f
Consumer. Af(aln.
-nlll1<1a1l<m of tho llU forca
will be conaldered In the nat low -
by Gov. Ronald Reagan and hll cabinet.
FOUR CENTURIES
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CEASEFIRE
·column a Model
' Of · Propaganda?
To the Edllor:
Richard. WllJon's recent co I um n,
"War's Conltructive Result," lhould be
pr.,.rvtd by teachers of the lheorJr and vra<tice .oi J>"<"<ledlon propac1nd1. II is
I model umurpaued .
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• ; • uttllrt ... ,...,.. .... ..,_.._ __.., NO'l'lct ·bow Wilson ~tully\ ~VH ............. ,_., ..., _...,. • • _... 1
in bll ~IO that .they 9Peaf.ast>' , : ~ =: == =-.;..:, ~
at bi:ief intervals ~ t n e ' dlllllf -;,; a•+... ..... ..... --. meIIUJuoul',1 roUlnc plalitodel. ' ia:~ .tbe :.:.. ~ -=-·'=" ......... ......
foorlh J>Uiirapll, for~~ lie . 1
writes ''. .. and ujlao 17 . in. ~; • 14 ' ' of tho <lOIWM
the pwlft mder·ll • _ ...... .... Allf with a duly elected~~ OI -: ..:i"1ie ~-t '° that,...... ... tho 'only .l -~ IP.!Pl·1'e -""!" .... -
ballot In the Saigon eie<lllii. ' ; " -' 1 I · 'W'. '8
1 ANDDsoN
Or In porqnipb. I whore be wrttet. • ·
" ... the free natkm of Alla IW'Ylftd • • •
ly -·of the .. m ... oacrlllbe .i Ill
Amerlca . , . " the reader ij; nOt al*ted; •·
to ask about the Philippines "Of SOutli
Korea, both 'now under the rule of dlc-
t.."!ton. '
-~OR 8TIU, In the I a 1 I porqnpb -•
"Nor ii there leDle in the upmmt tbat
the war;-llion brouibi U.-II 1111'
l!Od" -die unwary ruilot ll>lapced lo slcb happily at tho tllauoht !bot tho nr
II flnally aild condllolv<fy over, bot thea
11 jamd by the ...U..tlon that It 11> 1/J•
DO ftmll yet at D , ead. ,
Scrutiny -be re. -· mtlbod of blaclrmlq bll '°""" (.. ,, . p!:mced the aalloa lnlo lhl·liltlor i1vi11on
Ibey pnttDded to linen"): ...... be has
in-led I new 4'!Ylce, l«UlalfoD.ln-
..-. And lo the ~ of 1111
......, be .u but -larlh the ron of dnun and flaurlJb of bucJe: "II WU I
bard time, but by blih ....... .. the
top ••• "
WSLL. LET'S SEE U they can bod:
... tax·flft munklpol bonds for -facilities -dtarillble donations lo your
..... rdt -lntemt .. ,_ ~ -
or tbe deductkm ror )'OW' tna -• the t· nellll !or the blind, aged and dllabled,
.. the -llcl: people _. .. medical bUIL 'lbe tum total of tbt ebove
II about Ill billion. The ulJtlnc dlfldl II
IMI $S1 billion. So. who II plnf=y
the rtm•fDlna 117 billion due,
lo eong_,,,.,, Mark Andrews of
Dollota!
The Bank.ers and · Narcotics . .
ldtlni In your l<&<:ream, Heep! plioiy
of air, Then II no bllndJnc or labelJnc «
Uatin( of lnaedlenll m an m.....,
pocbga (and the lndul!ry II .... to,,..
thal It siays the! way), IO thal you may
AIL IN ALL, the piece 11 1
mUlerwwt of pre-el-p_..sa,
for I~ dedare1 an end lo an unedded "'llr
and •IJn•''-"'1 dellnea thf nearly completo deYUlltlon of VtelDam u oon·
L<I'• hope the.. wild ''Spenders" In the
C 11reu wUI cloae lhe b I & I• I l
'loopiole" In the U.S. -t be ConcreaJon.11 power to c:rute overtpmd-
in( by "dellcll" flnancl1111 , which ...
conllng lo Qln(Jr<uman Wllbor Milli It
the ". . . .11>le bulc cauae of in01doa."
C. C. MOllELEY
be .lettlitl >rbole mllk er skim mllk, """
WASllJNGTON; ~ '°""'"" will lay
bare tho 'f:.:™ bear! of, the world narcolloL 1UI year Dy showing
that "~hie" bank.en flnaDce lD-·
~: lndlr.<tly 11n1nce them and -' .. ter ·or 'liiltter on, ev111>0nled mllt er ;.,....---.-,,_.-,....:'""I.. powdered wlley aoUds, cane aopr or bolt
Af . coll11teral fielda 11111 of opium poppiel.· ••~ar. dertrotc,.. 11'1ICIGM, lftllt -or i'J(CK £:'NnEltSQN' Some ol the "narcotics bubn" •are r;;..,0 -er J10"dered -and
" ..... ,,... • . • . only vquely IWU< 1hat they .... loaning a wide Yarlelf of ••111'11 or ...........
New Sources of Poiver
ternatiGnal ...... -Fer ~ Qmgroa !iol'*1rleil the
lsalJe, t.llreiwlnc the . •
spotllcbl, lnolead, on "'. 111111"-tbe Malla overlordl, ~
dope -· the narcollca P.<Jllce and
othen ..... be
more~
put under I 1*1C'!S-
aJonal kloli lllbla.
The blnll of COi'·
""' -·doing .,.._ wltlt tho mob hne been muted.
Tiii boilllon noted IOCIU'e In their count-
' • • • /,.. . money through ftoob to d r u a Oivortap. 0 ,-,,... .,...... ......
. . whoi-lm. Othen -they. are II-Wlta!buhappeneclintlll.Jaatdecadeor The •ueotlooo for naw -of ·mi-·-,,.. ~ tradO ~.-' ........ drug addiction, but -nailt 10 11 ~I Iha fOOd lce<r-bu ""1en -r eo by the .old name Letiao-
fip, sen. waller llaodile, D-Mlnn., Ute'lun of~-~-.. better and ru<r and mon .._.., ,,,., ranee rro.. ..., -1o wind
-dti&nWt of a Smatll· BankinC 'sub-· ' • wlllle tho -..,Y tcHrum boo IOlten ' ow et to 1 o m 11 b I n I c 1 II t d ...... d1t1ti.e II .,..,_ Olt-tha chore,.-Ila ~ALE'S'* wm be to Cnce the -.. and ~and mon (lm'l)eot. ___ .._.....__._ ..... ' ..,.,_, IOina fnirp tho -to the cine -v--..--puts It, of expOolac "the be~ and wholaaten. 'lbla--'11lll requ1n ..,...... You cu 11111 fOCld lcffream 11 Each belj)OlmUal Ylf• lor the dlllant
ndaldal --tho~ W1derUe the 0. · •·· the tradltlitnal and 1ep1 -of 8dlrallt'1 or !........., -·· « llllun: aach 11 betas -"'>' ~ lilternatlonal tnllJc in narootl<S." ·u: lttternattonal benb. Althoulli Illa ~-« Bmler'1, but In the thoroucNY' oacb ba<, ao 1M ao -
IUbpoena powers do 1IOI extend ovtrlOU, --'<el you are pttlnl euctly ,........,, ... delmniae. -lbaltl>
be hopes lo -ln.-lg1lorl lo wilat you poy I« -low quality for low lions II I ':!&''"' ...... adoquall to
flwltwland, liq Kq, Japan and price. n •kJocf'• All could probably toe
piulbly .... Nldaad Clllaa. I THINK AMEIUCANll wbo 1o.. 11 ....... ly belpllll suppl<-to ocher.
Maanwbtle, -.1a•1 llall II In -loHnam ""'1ld be willlns lo po; a lot kaown -of -.i'·
tad wlt!t tbt -.i Buruu of mon U 111'1 eould be ..,,. of wbot they HUCL&U l'OWlll, ........ 1 h •
,,._ and .,.,.,,._ Dn1p. wNdt Wft _.., In b .... -. ltaYW and ldoahPIJ 11 by 1M the -in-1 lw 1111'1 has bW Ill toll the world !Ml wbok' ~-. But the im.ry _, _,,. ol 'cndally -_. , , .
norootlcl. ~to ma ti !"' ..,,.__ lo kaep 1IS In ...... Ill ...-,. , ~ """""' Jncldoo!all)', for de.,.
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"l'!~~f;;'"'; Ila b • I atil,_......,. f • ·-.II lllot a ~ .Aj. -~,. .. --and u.q
::'. !Vt to-,~ M.y It •• . • ..-• ~~ ... -· ~=" In,. 'W 'lllill llltla far mon -•!al• ~· , ... ·---...,, ~ .~ .. , ~~--· ....... ....... ...,. 1 , .. ~-1lu'iil!''w ~.,-1"ez: rite • .,~ 111 ""'twa"~:.~ ~ ~J·.~-Jul:~-· ._ ,., ~~
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-apl11at -"1an .. I'-Door Oeorp: ...... dW ......... ,,,,,.... ·-·· IJtlMn ................ Ob" ..... ........, '1fNI ....
Illa dsS II I 111 I .. -. .. -.... •1111 llta," !bot ff K -I -""' -u ,.. -ct 1 llO If ....... ....,;...,.,.... IF II - -Giil a .... -II llard to .... up the 1ot1m to '/fNf ootumn , W"" 11 -ap111a ... ~ .._ ...., -iilnif lie'• .-.11 or u 1"" I'll "al lotWw. a. r. -~ • midi • ow:: ••• ., • ., iDd •itlt nw u .:"' ·
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'IWIJI TD IWfDll, .,. ,.... ftlJ llllla -to Iha-. rer tha 1ut tlmo, I mau Ihm -111111 ihalt ............ by ...... ,,......._,__. ...
....... tbahladlof tha dopa .... -. --•-...;;;-·--;._ _______ _
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I-Iha_..,. and llilil -~ .... *"""'"' -,.., " .
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centrations of pCJWtr •~ for tbe 1mll.
port 1111 .... 11 ... t a1!lf too widely .-thraucbout Ute .... 1c1 lo pro'f1lla ..
-and 11eac11 ...... al-·
IH A FEW Pl.Acr:B hnlnc _....,
1Mltl' Ilda lban CallfGmla -. Iba
--Is ...... -. bul tho -GOlput Is not ..... L Slmllar11, than ..
law places whtre the -II .....
......,, and at...r, -'Ill lo -bamalin( It nrtli while.
No potead•I _,.. II ...... '-"'-
Meamrhllt. bad1 to lbe old-·
DAILY PILOT
Rol>m N. Wud, ,,,,_
Th0"14'Kff0il,Edll<w
-... 11:-Edllotiol POf}< ldilOr
""' ......... -"' Ute Dltllr '9.tot "'"' to Inform .. 10.... .... .-. ... _. .... ... _,,.,.... ........... --
rntltl117 on lopkt al bn-1. ...
"""lll<Oll< ..... --I -lvit" ... n;~ ot IM' , ••• , .. ............. ""_ ...... dlWYW ............... of tnfOl'lalld .. ~•ndciok:dlntnoa ~ "' ,,.. .....
l"rlda7, l:foHalbtr 10, 1'71
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In Senate
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
fU bWlao ~ 1U nllel·
od>ool flaoD<e ·'"*"81 WU
-by two -In the ·-te.
But foes said they want the
lllHIUl'e aeot to a joint
Auombly • Senate committee
for more ..,.U.tlons and
pndlcted 1 compromlae wW be reached In the coming -·-The 15-14 rollcaD Tbunday
WU two votes clo6er to J>Ull"
ege lban the same measure
realved In Augu!~ when It
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J. te' SACl\AMENTO (AP) -Tba the lower houle author. "Y8 m .. .u.w. --VOll\d.. A s\mUar resolution a1re1dy I Tbunday to lllfile C&Uamla passed the Asstmbly, but r1n
tho llad state to .-tlf)t tho Into tbl 11me roadblock In the 'u~ sa·fe' projlooed women' a r 11 h t 1 Senate Rulea Committee. I I 1meudment to the u . S . Two .... tors brleny spoke
ConttltuUon. against the measure.
SACllAMENTO (AP) -The The vote came after the The senator who bad been
aalomlted train c o o I r o I _..., hid i.n bollled up the focus of pressur< by
l)'ltem for tho new npld In tho Senate Rul,. Commjttee women'' groups to f..,. the
tranall ...,_ In the Ookland-ourty. Ill )'Mr long. ratlllCltlon reeolutlon from .,._. """'""" · Anti II came llfter only 10 Senate Ru le 1 Committee,
San Fraoclsco reglgo wu clll· .min~ ol debate In the Senate Presldeol pro tem
Id "unrtllal>le and....... Senato i:bamblr. • James Milli voled ror
oondlllaoa lnoper1tlve" '!'bun-It wlll coaW up for final · t be "'80iuilan Wednesday
da b lnv•d••• •• the Auembly °"'""val nut week, In Rules Committee, but cast Y Y ....... Iol'I w Ille!" "-'>blymlA W a It e r' hie vote against it on the final ~~-ti,. ,_,....:Kara=lll.in=' :..:<c::D-..::M::oq!:ten=y...:P..::arlt=),__.Se::;n1::;t_:_e ---·-----
partllan loclalat1'e ooalylt'•
Clftlee, reeommenW that the
wu killed an a ZS.II tally. It PORTION OF 120 DISSIDINT CONSTELLATION SAILORS. CLINCH FISTS
requires 2'1 yes ..tes for final Seamon Cl1lm Racl1I Dl1ermlnatlon Aboard Ship, Rofl.\IO Order
.. ,_ Call';.*:!"J'lhllc UllDIJOl 1!11'
-the --ol tho four ..;meots. ol lbO · mtem unW "Cli>mplete, reliable
~e to the eovemor. ---------n.. -1 ls the result of
safe opeiatlon". ol the itil. de-tect""' clmrltry ls -blputlun negollatloos last
summer between Republican <;ov. Ronald Reagan and
DemocraUc Asstmbly Speaku
Bob Morottl.
THE TAX plan woold glve
local schools an mra '500
million a year and would cut
property taxes by another '500
rnllllon. It would pay for most
of that by lncnulng state In-
come and sales taxes.
Foes of the propooed tax
sblft said they P"'femd an
altemaUve plan which would
boost acbool support by '375
million a year, but would put
of! the !>sue of prnperty tax
relief unUl next yeer.
But they agreed earlier in
the day in a private two-hour
luncheon with Reagan In his
office to open a new round of
biporllaln Senate • Asstmbly
negollll!0111 If the tax hill fell·
ed.
Waterbed
Fans Lose
OAKLAND (UP[) -
Sleeping on a waterbed is
not one of the rights pro-
vided by the U.S. Coostltu·
tion.
Alameda County
Superior O:>urt J u d g e
Robert L. Bostlcl: ruled
'.llluraday that landlords
have the rigbl to ban
waterbed.s from their~
erty and iossed out a suit
lll'ougbl by tenants who
cl•lmed the U.S. Comllln-
tloil prev.nted landlords
from d l 1 crlmlnaUng
aplnst weterbed """"· Llndkltda object to the
water-filed bedJ becaUBe
of their welght and. the
po68lbWty of floods.
Grand Jury
' Member
Indicted
SAN DIEGO (AP ) -The
San Dieao County grand Jury
lndlcted one of ltl member1
and a former member Thurs-
Legislature
Won't Meet
Deadline
Navy Backs Down ·to Sailors
SAN DIEGO (UPI) -The Diego area -.North hland, menial joha and glvon barlber
crew of the Constellation Miramar and Imperial Beach punlabmenta for 1nfrac11oo1 of
saluted as the Stan and Navel Air Stations. rules tllan lboee meted oat to
Strtpee were hoi.ted on the Aii but 10 ol the m ...,
"It'• got to have aome ma~
jor redftJin to make II work,"
l,.W.Uve analyst, A. Alan
Poet remorl<ed.
'lbe 1utcm1ted train control
llyilam wu In fact baled on
an untried conoept, said Post.
The fact ls, hie aidu ...
ptatned, "It cannot detect
tralnl In al\ Instances." giant carrier -4,780 of them blacl:. About 400 other bJacl: whites gullty of the same of.
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The from the ablp's decks and 130 sailors remained on duly. fenoes. omCIALS t eu•• boad-
Legislature won't even try to rebels, moetly blacks, from an Training exerd.oes for the 'Ibey demanded review by a ~,.
meet the State Sup~ a<ijolnlng pt ... where they re-"Coonle," once per! of the blgber authority of the c115-quartel'l In OUland said they
Court's end .. f·tbe-year reap-jected their captain'• com-fighting Oeet that ""'11 planes ch1rges given blacl: sallors ~ ~::;,.• = ,C:,.~
Po r t i o n m en t deadline, promise off~ to return to du-over North Vie~m, were With poor work records, chang· ed. it aDd would have no com-! ty begun last ...U bot disrupted In ..... ~ Democratic Assemb y Speaker A -k-long c:onfroolatlon by the crewmen's sltdown es ~ ~pllnlry system ment unW they· obtained and
Bob Moretti says. between the men and the strike and other problems. and a promise th8t no pun1sb-stud.led It.
And if the aiurt steps In and Navy came to a climax at the The maneuvers were postpon-ment would be imposed oo any "We'll have plenty to say ~
reapportions Senate and a a.m. ceremony Thursday, ed unUI after Thanksgiving. of them for taking part 1n the it, but we can't until wt have
Assembly districts i t s e I f , and in the end it was the Navy A Navy SPokesman said that protest. a thance to loot at it and
Assembly Democrats w i 11 that backed down. In an ap-with the men divided into study It," sakl Mike Healy, a
have the muscle and majority pa r e n t 1 y unprecedented smaller groups, more at-BART official
next year to override both the nitrea~ It reassigned the tentlon coUJc\ be given to their Long Beach The Bay Ana Rapid Tranllt court and Gov. Ronald Reagan dlsgunUed lallonc Io shore personal problems. 'lbelr new Dislrlct -BART -begin
and re a PP or ti on the statJoos; effective today. commanding officers w i 11 operatlne' the first eegme.nt of
Legislature along Democratic The rebel sailors began the work with each man ~ Oilman Dies the •mlle l)"Stem in Btp-
Jines, Moretti said crisil by staging a sit.down dividually, t be spokesman tember. ftat WU the
Moretti called a news con-strike al sea. 'Ibey brought a said. Oak!IQd.ll'temont line, ~
ferenc:e Tbur9day to comment batlery of five dvillan lawyers '1be Navy said there was LONG BEAa! (AP) -the ""'°rt 8ald is being·-
on tbe state .SUpreme Court's with them to the final negotia-never any question of accu.aing Funeral services for Daniel D. trolled manually and ls safe.
denial earlier in the day of Uona with their commanding the men of mutiny &1nct the Dunlap, pioneer oil developer The oatlaJ>d.Rlchmond aeg-
Moretti's request for a six-officer, Capt. J. D. Ward. legal definition of the offense and industrialist who drilled ment Is scbeduled to go Into
month exte~ion in the court's 'lbe sail0t'3 refused his order requires an attempt to this 1 operation in January, the
December deadline for the to return to the ship after he overthrow constituted authori-city 1 first producing oil Oakland -Coocortl =· t In
Le I I t . well, are schediJed today at Ma --• the o --• •·· g s a ure t o reapportion met personally with their Jy and assume 1lliclt comrnaM the SUnnyalde c 8 t b e d r a I Y auu ~1
itself. representatives and reportedly of a shlp. Chapel here. Franclloo aegment n e :a: t
offered to ameliorate their September.
MORETTf SAID lie was grievances ll they would rejoin THE BLACK Servlcomen's Mr. Dunlap died Wednesday Tbe lddltion of the 1lnos lo
"surprised" at the court's 6-1 the crew. Caucus said the men feared at age 83. Concord and 8IJl Franclsco
decJsion, because he said the for their safety aboard t h e He served on the boardJ of will mean nrtkbo'Vers from
couft has been reluctant to get THE NA vY a n no u n c e d carrier, wb6e there were directors of several major oil track to tract which the
directly involved in the draw-'llunday afternoon tllat the "oigbt flgbta" between the firms, both in the United report sa)'I CIDllOI be clooe
ing of new district boundaries men would be nasslgned to races. '1be group complained States . and several foreign safely with the -I 11)'1-
ror state Senale, Assembly and three shore hues in the San that blacl:s ,..... "1egated to countries. tom.
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Tbe Democratle chief of the
Asstmbly added that the court
is welcome to go ahead and .._rtlon the Leglalature.
But Moretti said If the court
lmpoees a respporllomnenl
plan which he doelo't like,
then the huge new Democratic
Assembly majority elected
last Tuesday can dnft \ta own
reepporltorunent and tM.. ta
nothing the court can do about
IL
"We may reapportion next
year, regardle• of what the
court does. They can come up
with a plan, and we can come
up with a plan subsequently,"
Moretti said.
'"The law says we mutt
reapportion after e v e r y
census . It doesn't say we can't
do It more frequently if we
want to," MoretU said.
Body Found;
I.D. Sought
SANTA ROSA (AP) -Sonoma County patbologllls
WO!'ked today to eatablllb the
identity and cause ol deelh of
• badly decompooed body
found In billy ground near the
Russian RJ.ver community of
Guemevllle.
'1be body was found by I 71·
year-old resident o u t for a
walk. He lighted a human
hand stle~ oot of the
ground lll)CI called aheriff'a
dtputles who ..covered It
Tlmnday from a lhallow
grave.
Sheriff Don Streli>eke reru.
ed lo .,,..,utate whether the
body hid 11\Y ooonectlon with .
three othll'I -1aat week In M«>dodno County In
I upectacl "Jlells Ancell
burying ground."
Party Seen
In '74 Race
WASJITNGTON (UPI) -
Rep. John G. Schmitz of
Tustin, pnlldanllal Jmllnee
of the AmlriclD party, MYI
the par\)I will run candld&1e1
for Qqlw In 1174.
"Tbo roturnl from Ibo 1171 --tlal ellCtlon prove concluatvely that the
Amtrlcan P1rly ls DOW on tllt
U.S. P!Jlltlcal mop to lllay," Sdunltl Mid '11lndly.
He did not 1111 In wlllc1i --·-be .......
-polled Olll porctol ol lhl wla, M14'11"td -II ...-ii i.r a.orae wa11 ... 1n 1•.
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